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The Alaska daily empire., 1922-12-05
BIG EXP ANSION
IN SCHOOLS At
CORDOvA NOTED
Henderson Surveys School
Conditions = College
Makes Good Progress.

More facilities have been added 10
the Cordova schools this year than
iby any other in the Territory, ac.
cording ITO Commissioner CT EdIca-
tion l.. ID. Henderson. who returned
here last week on the Alameda after
a months trip ito Westward and In
tericr points. Mr.. Henderson visited
the Alaska A. & NJ. College al Fair.
banks, and public schools Of that
place, Nenana, Seward. Anchorage
Valdez and Coraoya and few Ter.
r.torial schools.
Enlargement at Cordova
In comm enting on school condi-
tions. the Commissioner said:
{ The expansion which has taken
place in the Cordova school during
the past year is perhaps more marked
thin in any other school in the Ter
rstcry. Three new feachers nave
been added ito the staff since the
close OF the school year 1922. This
increase was necessststed by the ad-
sft.son Of a Kindergarten to the work
OF THE elementary school. greatly
Increased enrolment in the entire
SCHOOL, and because OF the fact that
= honrxeeEl .sccredked high schocl
-.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-12-05

.trterS have predicted Four courses
a-e nJ% being Offered to II regular
students. Six additional students are
enrolled in Tie first short mining
course which opened in November
II is expected that more will enroll
for the short course later in the win.
ter. Contrary TO expectations, it
was found necessary ITO offer senior
work during the first year OF the
operation of the college. One stud
ent is enrolled in the senior class
and Will go down in history. as the
first graduate eff Alashl's first col
leee. This student previously had
hhrec years of work d. Cornell Uni.
rersity. Two students are enrolled
lin the institution who have had work
at MoGiil University
Unde-.akiI3 Not Easy
visit ~ ,na college convinces
opa taat launching a pioneer educa-
tional t.. tuition in a new country
with Emitted funds is by no means an
easy undertaking, President and
professor alike must literally roll UP
their sleeves and tackle certain
phases OF the work. This is being
done with results that make the col
lege a success even in tiafirsa days
OF its existence.
"At all points in Western and In
terior Alaska there IS evidence that
abe public is cooperating with teach
ers and administrators in the main
tenance OF efficient schools"
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-12-05

Here are many pretty
things to help you fill out
your gift list with excellent
selections. All al very mod
est prices.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-12-05
NO SKATING TONIGHT;
POND TO BE FLOODED

The skating pond will be flooded
tonight and ell skaters are requested
TO remain away from the pond until
tonqrrcw, it was announced by the
Mothers Club Today. The club has
aiken over the work OF clearing OFF
and charging the pond for the bene-
fit CT the young people.
The first ice which has covered
the pond the past two days, is badly
cut up and it is thought that by
flooding it tonight a smooth surface
will be frozen by tomorrow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-12-05
vANcES RETURNING

DR.. shf Mrs. Howard Vance, OF
juneau. are now in Seattle and will
arrive here on one of the next boats,
according TO word received by friends
in juneau recently. DR.. and Mrs.
Vance have been absent from Ju-
neau several months and have been
visiting with relatives in California.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-12-05
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED
AT PUBLIC LIBRARY

The following list Of books have
| been received at tae Juneau Public
Library:
Aault Fiction
! Sen Il. Arnoll-Mr. Prob OK. NJ
Proha4k fell heir 10 a ifo-.nne "Aich
| changed the attitude of overyoae to
! ward him. The results were not en-
I tirely satisfactory.
Fitzgerald, J. S.-Beautiful and
Damned. A section CT society com
posed of wealthy driaters is shown
brilliantly and with keen satire
Fredericks. Arnold-The Ivory
Snuff Box. A good my terry Story.
Hemon, Louis-Maria Chapdelaine,
tale Of the Lake 81. John country.
Marie Chapdelaine is the daughter
of a Canadian pioneer who lives il
the wild back country of Quebec.
Howard, F. M.-Happy Rascals \
sea tale by coming young humorist.
| Lewis. Sinclair-Babbitt Another
/ tale of the small town by the author
| OF Main Street
Maxwell, w. B.-,Spinster of This
Parish An English novel Of charm
and distinctions
/ Milne, A. A.-Red House Mystery
| One OF, the best of the new mystery
books.
Norris, Kathleen-Certain People Of
Importance Critics call this an out
standing novel Of American life.
Rinehart NJ R.-Breaking Point.
The hero is doctor about whose
early life there is a mystery.
Sabatini Rafael-Clptain Blood.
| Captain Blood is pirate with a good
sense of humor. The plot is good
one.
Adult Non-Fiction
! Fabre. j. H--Social Life in The In
| sect World. One of the books OF this
great French naturalist.
Farmer, Mrs. F. (M.)-8oston Cook
ing School Cook Book. Row, ed. This
is the standard cook book used as a
text in home economics training
schools
FYanek H. A.-Vagabond Journey
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-12-05
MRS. STOLPE AND BABY
HOME FROM HOSPITAL

Ms liver Stolpe and her little son
lett the St. Ann Hospital yesterday
for their home. The little son was
born November "a weighing eight
pounds at the time of his birth.
Bargain hunters always read The
Empires classified columns.
For engraved or printed calling
cards see The Empire.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-13

aIIes, mas uns Elm gitiges
.59idial in sen 5doB mari fann
urs mieber genonnmen mer6en; mas
alien Nebfelfaue4 itanobalt lit elm
treues 9er5.
Mugenblide geniige1. Aaes
510nite lit momentum. Sos MQer~
berrlidite miiroe ib ablebnen, penn
Die 8%eoingung pare, 6aB es eDig
bauerr iollte.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-28
Mayfiehl
Wins In
Contest

Dallas. Tex uci - Earle n.
Mayfield to-day IS one step far
iher along ca MS rather tempest.
nous 3ourne-, toward a seat in lhe
United States senate as the re-
s0ll of the state supreme court
last night ruling Ia his favor on
ite question al placing his name
on the November election ballot
IS the Democratic candidate
The court held thar the district
court injunction against listing
him as a candidate issued be.
cause of alleged excessive cam
paigu expenditures could not be.
come effective. inasmueh az the
court issuing ii was without
proper jurisdiction and furher
more. a. the parties seeking d
were not qualified under the law
10 receive IL as none Of them was
a representative of the attorney
general 5 department
The action Of the supreme
court clarifies the senatorial
election situation considerably
With ~ candidacy II Mayhelds
opponent. George r r Peddy. in
dependent Democratic and Re
publican iudorsed candidate also
involved in litigation as a result
ii the manner in which he was
Texas voters were not
4 little puzzled over the probable
aspect 81 the election ballot Rui
following the court 5 decision,
Secretary II State Staples an.
nonncea b. would confer with
Attorney General Keeling today
regarding ceriification 81 May
fields name to the various conn
tv clerks and that if Mr. Keeling
y advised. ~ wclld Immediately
ielng,anh Nayfeld's name 90 the
~ i Ne placed on She ballots
Attorneys who brought The
suit srs .ns, Mayi,eld have issued
tcontinued on page ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-28
GUTHRIE WINS THRILLING
GAME FROM OKMUlGEE
Coach Youngs Men Continue
Victorious Stride and Win
First Central Conference
Victory Of Season

Playing What ia said 20 be The hee,
brand u football that a llluc and
white team has shown Tor some time,
Guthrie won from okmulgee llish
school yesterday 100. a. Okmnlgee y
i the first game that tho local hiai
school has won on forelKn field
for three years Cuthrlo'a scores 20
suited from a placement Kick BY Gross
during chr 'hlrd quarter and a touch
down hy Harris lato IN the final period
Groas kicked from placement for the
additional point after touchdown.
making the total Guthrie score ten
There wero no individual siaFu the
entire blue team playing 20 near per-
feet form.
Ohmalree wen the tus and chnse
% receive. Gross kicked Tor fihy
yards. okmuleee returning tho ball
thirteen yoards Okmulgco carried ne
ball 10 0uthrlo'a cC yard line where
they we're held for downs vort ne
tho fine FOR yda odbrie was off
side aud were ponallred five yards
Suits gained yards. around Ten end
Guthrie VIZ agaln offs'de voris then
punted 80 yds okmulgee was unable
10 gain and puntod f9r thirty five yda
A pass Wnlff 70 llarnhart failed voris
then reolod Of another syds through
the llr" Suits carried the ball around
end Tor 10 yds spaaa gained two
yda on a line buck and Suits followed
with another ten yard gain oyer lofi
end voria gained cyds and spann car
rlod the ball Tor ten yads on tackle
tcoatinued on Page % |
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-28

1914
Chrisiler will be- buried IN his old
hcme 70 Cayuga county, New York,
according 10 an announcement made
FRIDAY b. Mrs. Chrisilcr. Where Mrs
Carleton will be buried has not yet
been announced
Pistol Clasped In Hand
The pistol with which the two were
killed was still claped in Mrs. Carrie
tons hand and her finger was still
on the trigger when he arrived IN
response 70 Mrs. Christler's call, DR..
Maefenzie told the coroner
Unless relatives Of the minister, or
Of Mrs Carleton, who was the wife
u former Montana district judge,
insist or an inquest, none viii be held.
II was announced.
After a day spent in hunting for a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-28
NOTED PREACHER TO FILL
PULPIT HERE SUNDAY

Rev r = JARVIS p. y. ous q The
great p-etchsrs q ths PresbyfsriaH
chzrch. I'll, preach Il TIE FlrFi Pres
hytsrtaz csurrh icncrow morrinF
y. jarvis cozes here 70 begin = ser
sss e -neettnEs in th1, church
Du-i-r TIE ahse1os of D-. PAL
Bsl-s On RS recs-t trip srosnd the
word D. gsrsis 6ellEhte6 the people
o, lis csurca ~ his brilliant sermons.
re ras ths ruiplt ssVpiy FOR the en-
tif- s--s o. - ozlrs's abssnce
RsF. Ce7. o. Slchois pastor q the
Flrs; Prsfsytsrsan chsrrh r this c'fy
and y yarriE have beer frienss To-
Tss- znd 8. Is through tier sris1d-
ship nat The above srrznrenent has
tee1 zlzte
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-28
LIONS HEAR or RED CROSS
ACTIVITIES IN NATION
Southwestern Division Repre-
sentative Guest At MONDAY
Luncheon Lint1 Tells Of
Business

Tie Ions eiah A. ,hsir luncheon
FRIDAY had the honor cf entertain
lag N.ss steele. nsprestnist.ve of
tie Southwestern division % the
RED Cross. 81 Icais. Nrs Herr %
ne iosal ehapier Rf1 Cross F'red
W fantf president q ths Rotary
club sad C. G. rord ef The Ford
Advertising company.
Mss steele and Ms Htsr pre-
secuted detailed acc1uns ot the
WORK e ne rriai orgsn lation they
represent i doing "a bshaH a. ihs
uorid var veterans and unforun-
ale civilians the magnitude ~
which pculd hs a revelation 60
thos. no, close touch With the
activities of the Amercan Red
crosE
Pry dent IAntr spoke a ths Inn
proved scoaomc conditions be- on-
saryed en recent inp down Fast
and predicted q sieadr drI back
= normii prosp from present
conditions The speaker urgtd that
TIE Lions io.n ~8h ne Roiar.sns
and ether c.Tc badlfs IN caiuNss
ma a uoFe ultimate aud frsneb
between - 'nnr
People ard farmers. IN ne sa.f
q hoth az also suggested that
Is no 70, early 20 hegin prepara-
aons p make oar oountr fair ferI
nevi yssr hisger and better han Il
has ever been
Mr Ford tod of his sit n1Anco
q. the naticnal convention OF h.A
posters hfld a. R'chmand, Va. from
aheh h. had REQ ntly r urnsd and
zaTs sar.ous fact as 20 ;lis method
4 ,drsrlsiag
lion J " Klborn ~as ln chargs
= ihs days program
President Lehew cn account of
a-s transfer 70 q church a. Norman.
'en1fred hts resignation a. 20
3sni "a a ffw words and sen.mer,-
q profound regret a. the severance
y his connection with tha Guthrie
Ions The e.tc.on q hss snccts-
ser was made special order o.
business for nrrt Friday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-28

motive that would have induced Mrs.
Carleton 70 kin the clergyman and
herself, officers declared that they
were unable % find one. II was gen.
orally believed that Mrs. Carleton
must have been suffering from TEN.
porary insanity when she fired the
two shots.
Investigation disclosed that before
she went to the Christler home last
night, Mrs Carleton had partially
destroyed a number Of letters and
other papers IN her room in lIayre
hotel All fragments Of these that
could be deciphered, however ind-
Gated that they were from her mother,
daughter and husband, who is now
in Los Angeles. The letter from her
husband informed her he was send
lcontinusd on PAGE Sd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-28

General rmst Is Expressed over
Tie tran fsr N Rev Robert Lehcw.
from ihe paaiouta Of he West
Side Methodist church 10 fhs Nor
man PASTORAL ~ ia suce edsd
here BY Rev. C. y Chapler of ~.
w~ih Rev Lehew has been live
wire minister IN Guthrie and dur
Ing bis pafiorats has been close "
Identified with city building The
ranifer of Rcv " y collins by
tho Mf.hodlsi conference q iha
Methodist church AZ Tull also
causes regret DR. Collins has
dom yoonan service as 81 eutiko
secretary of the uursess hospital
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-28
Stiff Fines and
Sentences for Brewers

yfsciYred possessed. transported ard
sold beer containing alcohol N es-
cess of ere hslf o. ere per cent and
Nth having maintained on the
prerlses of the brewery . common
nuisance in violation q the Vol
stead law
liiisineer vas sentenced 20 one
year ard sis months In federal
prison and 70 psy fire o. 5000.
Keek received a sentence o. one
year sno . day IN federal prison
ard a 500 fire. Herman vas sen
tercce 10 siS months IN lsn and
fined $500 ard costs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-28
.BOOzeShiD
rs Grabbed
.OnfheGuI

tfnuslon. Tsx oet - f'sdsrai
bitten ofilears under uruup Head
- y Nans early FRIDAY mornlaE
"a tha Otla llnakaau atlnnes ail
> isr uhrfse hlsslon doeked 81 lhp
Hehssief wharf eapfain kalrkmaan.
"a snslnesf AmelanH ana HAT.
S ain ratieftou esfe arrested in esa-
rilon wlh tha aeitaFa % isa quarts
: bonded vhiskf ss quarts - ms a
: luers aad two ounces % eocalne. ras
I areullr charge vas Tiled aHaluat
'AmeiinF knlekmaau and Patterson
we're released "a bonds % $500 each
hY the tnilsd States Commissioner
Winston NcNaheu
Information that liquor was helns
iaken from ,hs lanksr was furnished
~ a iluaaionlan living IN the vlemHY
ssareh warmuta we're obtained lata
Tuesday ulrhs from Commissioners
Mcmahon
When che pf3hibilon agents board.
81 tho vsasel several sklfta we're
haally engaged ia Transporting tha
I'qnor FROM the tanksr they stated.
When Capt Knlekmaa showed reaia
aaee 70 tho Officers Il became nee
sarY 70 handcuff him 20 the upssr
ieek rail-
The liquor was cached IN a sealed
compartment near The propeller shaft
ofileerA claim that the dlscoyury
would net have been made II one ~
me officers had not leaned as.lnu
the thin partition ~ lathlnx aud
plaster
The rishs % seizure /. not based
'nthe new nauehof,Y ruling prohih.
Ting ilqaor % "A carried on any .hlp
~ Ameflean walera aEansa stated
The seizure la based GA the prohlhi.
:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-28
World
Is In
Turmoil

..a,Srs~ a. ksormer puma
Ns.-ts,.- ft.,s c.,rs. sasrsss.rg
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80 =. t-s,,e. s. ..~v h.sa.rnes
"a -. .~ss ~ r.tsen 4. -
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~ tt.w. nssrr. Ia era. -sss
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rsc.a. ~. ~. csntnr fs- ehanre
NJ "a ,os ,ss osl, p.e,,s IN =
aernr-... e.rrtrx Nh have ne
-r... =, rsn t,- rsspre
-r..v esn a. an. e.anee. ,ee,e
49, wrnor, r,ssar ,or another
shsnre rss ~, "a. um, Tor
1890. w., :, rs. ~rn w,n
,s,nk - -. s.eurtr :. the safe
a fsn o.s ,menr ,se~s,l,.x
rA.r. menace +, ,n. nr
. msn,r. 7, ths rrst mep,c.
=, na t-orL TIE nation = mr-
rsurses ~. masnsrnr r,oues ana
csrsnfss
NJ tAoc4 css-sa asserted g,-a-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-28
RTy. "ROB" LEiIEW's LAST
SUNDAY N GtIiiitil

Tomorrow VIII hc The last sun
dsv In Guthrie far Rei. Reat lehew
4. pas,cr Of ne Wet Side u p
church And Guthrie people. sen
orally sre sorry for h Bob
Lebss. - he is lovingly known
among his legion of friends, young
ana o.d. has won the hcsrts OF our
people He will be missed
SUNDAY morning Rev I.ehews
teAt VII b. "Our Dot 90 Cod IN
the evening he viii preach IN
satan a. Work Go 70 the West
SIDE church sunday an bid this
splendid young man q Gad good
bts and good luck
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-28
POOR FARM PR0Dt CPS
WONDERFUL ~SPt3-

Sweet Poaioss vei1A.rg oa an
Avt-8Es q = po1nd ane a hair vsre
raised this year en- fhe LcEan
courtr poor firr. soath % tn
CITY The innhtss. under saprri-
son of JOIN POI. cultivated the
s9ads Er1 have lad tway nearly
a hsss-sd bushels q rns ones Tor
~i-ts- NJ Poi has Transformed
ths gosr firm from an urrros8e "
EEsts irto 3 gzying. % 70 s1i
fz-z.
Ths swees po'xscgs are or dis
p,sy = the Lssdsrs shoE window
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-28
SENATOR }. W MARRIED. TO
SPEAK HERE MONDAY

srna.or John w Haueld will b.
IN Guthrie Monday. October 80 aud
vii addroG the voters In the even
ing IN front 81 The bath house Al
; o'coek He has message you
cannot afford 10 hear
Men and women who pay the
taxes and whb desire economical
stite Fovcrnmsai honestly admin.
la,ered. are interested or should be
and are urged 70 hear him speak
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-28
Or wrsr sueo ron
$4,000 IN DAMAGES

bg A a West has been made def
ondani m damaEe suit u two courts
la district court the plalntlffs belns
Mr. and Mr E a. Couch. whese
daughter Edna Couch. died last April
One count IA Tor 5000 damages ihe
other for 5000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-28
HIGHEST TEMPERATURE
On RECORD IN MISSOt III
~ The Assoelaisd press }

iht AhH A4snftaffH iAtaaf
Kansas city. Mo- Oct. IS The
slghest temperature on record Tor
October Ean recorded al points in
this section yesterday the thsr.
momeicr. reaching 81 degrees ct
Topeka and s. degrees hers The
thermomtter has s,ood at a hign
mark for several days. tho change
from the recent cool wea iher caus
ing middle westerneFs 20 sweitsf
under The contrast IN temperature.
The temperature a. Topeka yes-
tsrdsy was The xarmest In u years
according 70 the weather bureau.
The previous high record for the
day was eighty degrees The pre-
Nous record Tor Kansas City vas
ssb. recorded 80 Jears ago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-28
,GTD CAPITALIST. PARTED
FROM WIFE. KILLS SELF

81 Louis. Oct 81 sslpan a.
Edar capitalist and former pr'sl-
dent OF the Edgar zinc company.
vas found fhot g. dfah IN ihe
Kitchen Of his hom hefe tolay Ne
vas IN years ola and police cs.
pressed ne belief that he had com
miiiad suicide A note. address, q
10 BIS wife. Nas found slyng
sYuu 90 not commtncs 10 live
until nu die"
he ana hls vie we're estranr,d
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-28
'coH'iuusd On rass Il
LABOR rrRRoRisrs BLAMED
ron HUHLiHo nomss

thr Ths Associated rFausf
Chicago. Oct. 2a.-~Lsbor tsrreelats
we're blamed BY ths polles soday fsr
The bomb esp oslon lass nigh, In ron,
o. the new home % Darnars z. ssnry.
chairman of the beard o. directors ~
the Illinois rslsphons company. No
clue 70 the ldsn,lty of the bomksrs
had been found sariy today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-28

ny - 49, - fFR
Cincinnati. o., Oct 2s-serfen-
oes imposed upon three officials %
the sehVilsr Brewing company -
Jvses pecs n Uriteo States c5s-
triet eoSrt here last night. are said
&c Be the firs; prison sentences 70
bs pronoyrree N ths Unltes States
sssinss brewery hsses charged ~dsh
siois;ion % tne vo stead act
vsrcic,s q guilty on bosh charges
were returned b lsry sssinsi
.lcnsei Hiisinasr receiver ard
sichsei kecs sns Jossph f4srrmsn.
effieisis % ire brewery. who we're
indicted On charge e having mar.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-28
CONGRESSMAN ouMp WILL
SPEAK HERE TONIGHT

Zig bunch OF Camp Pariiaans VIII
parade The streets tonight Gamp-
for-CoBgrsss club VIII Stage a talk
fest In front q the bath house afsr
ths parade. Local merchants.
backsrs of Andy Cump and MS
nos, liberal platfrom will place
floats and banners IN The parada
Parade starts promptly at 5
o'ciock Don't mise O..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-28
PART or A TOWN IS
PUT o~ THE BLOCK

my Tho Associated Press
Pascagula. Miss oc9ber 2s A sec
ton Of the town of Pasoaeoula com
prislng 20 houses. hotels and board-
ing houses. with vaterwork system
and baseball park was on the "bleckf
to-day IN the auction sale of the prop
orty Il the international shipbuIlding
company. Built 10 accommc date tho
workers 81 the shIpylrds during the
war the buildings are now used a.
federal vocational training school
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED

These maruags licensea we're
written BY the court clerk today
A. p Barrett, AZ. Gt Louis and
Maudo s. Campbell. 20 of Wichita.
J. s. Rolls 20 and Matte Belle
Filtsxorih - - Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-28
c. ~ DRAKE pEAo
IN RIVERSIDE CALIFORNIA

Rev John Owens received a wire to
day from Mrs c. n Drake announc.
ing The aAd news OF the death o. hor
husband Friday night at Rlveralde.
California The body will be returned
here for burial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-28
Martial Lam Is
In Force koW
In Italy

Lenson. Oct sS-Narltal az ~as
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and a small hall 4 moment later.
she said, two shots were heard aud
she opened the door, finding the two
bodies Mrs. Carletons body had
fallen across that of the clergyman
Mrs.. ChristIer expressed the opinion
that Mrs Carleton had killed the min
isfer and then committed soieide.
Chrisfler who was rector Of 81
Marks Church Of the Incarnation
here gained his title of Bishop of All
Outdoors" By his travels sll over the
state il his capacity as clergyman.
Niece Of Senator Wadsworh
Mrs Chrisfler j. the daughter of
the late David Wadsworth. wealthy
manufacturer Of Auburn. y. Y. and
j. a niece q United States Senator
J. WsdsEorih, jr., Of New York. Nr
and Mrs. Chrixtler were married in
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Harre. Mont, Oct. 2s-The deaths
q Rev Leonard Jacob Christler.
widely known clergyman 81 Montana.
ard Mn Marguerite Carleton IN the
Chrisfier home here FRIDAY. were 50
plainly q ease of murder and suicide
by the woman that no inquest prob
ably viii b. held. the coroner and the
sheriff's office announced last night
The killing occurred. according 10
Mrs Chrisfler. as Chrisiler was a.
compsnying Mrs. Carleton 10 the en-
trance II his mgrae after a visit made
there late Thursday night BY Irs.
Carleton.
Wife Finds Two Bodies
Mrs Christler sid that Dr.. Christ
Ter closed the door between the room
10 which the minister. Mrs. Carleton
and 5lrs. chrisfler had been sitting.