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, 1922-01-26
PATENTS IMPROVED
PNEUMATIC TIRE

F.. NJ. Bible of this city recently
secured patent rights Upon a pneu-
matte tire which he claims will be
a great Improvement upon those now
in use.
In III specifications sent to the
Patent Office the following state
ments are made regarding this in
vention:
The primary object is to produce
q tire having its periphery provided
with to spaced continuous ribs
whereby the same is afforded a
double bearing or traction surface
with the ground on which the wheel
to which the tire is attached travels,
and also wherein the body and ribs
of the tire are reinforced in such a
manner as to materially to the
life OF the tire.
4 pneumatic tire casing having
it's tread surface provided with ribs
which are rounded inward!y from the
sides thereof. a central annular rein
fOrccment in the tire below and cen
trally between the ribs. and trans
versely disposed cirCumfeTential rein
forcelnents in the tire crossing and
projected to the opposite sides of the
r~e-tral reinforcement.
2. A vulcanized tire casing which
10 its sides gradually ~thickened
from its inner edges to its tread sur.
face and its trCad surface Of a mater
tally greater thickness than the
lhickest portion OF the sides. said
tread being formed from the sides o.
the tire with continuous ribs. sale
ribs being round IN cross section an
having their inncr portions connect
ed. a oft aunuiHr reinforcing piemen
, 1922-01-26
NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of The Dry Creek Sheep Com
pany will be held at it's office in
Medicine Bow, Wyoming, on Tues
day January 81, 1922 at 2 o'clock
p. NJ. for the purpose Of electing
directors for the ensuing year and
the transaction of such other bus
mess as may properly come before
the meeting.
Medicine Bow. Wyoming, Jan. 10,
1922.
J. w. RICHARDS,
i-12 1-26 Secretary.
, 1922-01-26

GOV. POSITIONS OPEN. men,
women. Experience unnecessary.
Honesty required. Good pay to start.
Write T. McCafferty. st. Louis.
l-5-26 pd.
, 1922-01-26
Seal ROBERT D. CAREY,
President, State Board of School
Land Commissioners.

"A. DIN n EIG,
Commissioner Of Public Lands,
Secretary.
First Pub. January s, 1922.
Fourth Pub. January 26, 1922.
, 1922-01-26
Kincaid-kimball
Clothes
Famous for Fine Tailoring

These expressive suits and overcoats call for express
sive language. When you see them and try them on
you will pardon US for appearing so enthusiastic. But
we have a right to be. Men who wear these clothes
will back us up.
They are the kind Of clothes that you will look best in;
they are the clothes you want.
, 1922-01-26
"WOnderful
Clothes''

"Wonderful' is a much abused word. But it seems to
fit these clothes. Think of it in the terms of some
thing unusual in all-wool fabrics, in beauty of styles
and perfection of workmanship and you will under
stand why we apply it to
, 1922-01-26

liz l-26
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26
he Wins 4 RACE
WITH DEATH COMPETING
Florida Man. Bitten BY Poison
Gus Snake. Has Many Thrills
IN Reaching Medical
Aid

Jacksonville rt segi .s After
race win deaih. accompanied with
en3agh ihrns Is last man 8 liie
tme. " u naooa today was declared
ne winner ny hospital ae hori.fs
Raeop drose alene 20 Pablo Bsacn
lsse yesterday snd ph.ic ihere Was
struck m ht hsad hy raitlt snake
Reaai ms that Ina roalste rr.rer at-
ert'oa MAS Necessary hc siariei Tor
gaeksereint twenty miles apry.
villa h.s maior wide Open
fhr eifs speed was ( ooErsai Tor
q shsrp carve ons mile from Pablo
ch1a Uned os .riurns Ba .on
A rtar ehsei ollsasea aad fhe ra-
isw minutes letter. a passing motarsi
rescued nscoa and took 90 DE race
vita dcaih Bacan's irlnres roselv-
ea ia ne vrecs uere not serious
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Will. WINTER Bi
LONG or siio'sif

,,h,, a..nasr 81 winter u ahea' y
a. - ~ p.nr old residents busy ''s's
now interpreting sigus ralA' ~''R
man, n these ola timers. however.
,ns.es.sa tbsi there q liius uuAn'"'',f
"a, .haueh. on what fhe slsns
o1a mys tas sintef vili be 9 s'.'
~, 49, rblns aud blaekbifde a..
e.,k.nr fr the miraioff N'sF
soa,h safd muh eadier man ns'lh
ns ,hat there 81 mes i's'F on ea'f
3 ~ min for several seaaohs ta'i
ohsr. ay ths snnrower foliage 3
tsleber than usaal and 10 addition 'e
mes nm tora ana henerod in''''''
ions .h, sfii wiih bobhed hair are
a rui ilng thclr tressea 70 eFo"
ltnr
o. th other hand ths op,n water
spnmna say lhat ihs nuareia afa
a,orins away bH rev nals and ihs
ansses 49, ia 90 hurry about hlpef.
raung
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M0OASHINE BOOZE IS
CAUSE OF TRAGEDY
Cousins Quarrel Over Small
Sum Of Money One Il Dead.
Other i Sought by
Officers

Eans# EHnhfiu ta n dsld end
haae White Sd ha eearlu IS a
fufENe Tho laseds oeu.rd laH
nleht Three miles 900 hrae ol Mer|.
dhu Tho teo boys quafr.led ovr
moaof aald lo te small amonat
Franklin drew q sun and ahot white
ke.ne him Instantly H1th are
.nfEfafa
sd nn Rahar'aon naa clled late
.hit hleh filiovnr lhe faredY ana
has ban beatns the bushes of n,ar
Greek orcr since White nsd as
soon az ho realised tha ha had KILLED
hls cousin % ls ald that both bo'p
had been drinking and that they bad
aivaya been the has. N fri.nda ana
companions
Mo1nah'ne boas makes en- gn
nuiiy Rid an eiiiolai loda,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26

Conslaniiuoplc Sept 90 The
sultan today was stirred BY che
arepest emotion whom bis bro.
ihsrtn law. namad Farid Paaha.
suddenly left for switzerland
without bidding hlm farewell
ln nationalist circles candt
daica for aucecssion 10 the im.
perml throne arc being freely
discussed Awg lhus FAT Only three
~ Those are understood 20 he
neeeptahlo - Musiapha kemnl
pasha and his followers Prince
Selim. 4 distinguished cavalry
off,esr. and nephew of the sui
i.n. appears ia have ihe bf.t
chances Ahdul Medlid hIiendi'
4 cousin II thc mltaa, comes
most ia vaeealaiinv eii''aas
lowar,ls ihe nationalist movement
has had a tendency 70 ALLEVIATE
.h,,, sram tho Angara leaders
s.,f,aldc Ahdullah Efiendif
mshes, Moslem Religious author.
ay who had denounced The ~
,.,,sl,si movement IN violent
,srms nod the city Yesterday
ui,h Two former cabinet me'a'
t.ata
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26

THE fr.i real revival Of railroad
construction in Oklahoma since that
which started 10 ls9s aud was con
'inued Tor . period Of everal years. Is
again on the program for Oklahoma
ard adjoining states of tho south.
west Some u the construction IS
nDw ID progress. few of the
smaller projects haze been completed.
and Others. definitely determined
upon have been officially announced.
While a E1mber ~ others are under.
going The iueubafing stage II j. cer.
tain that d this latter number, several
leai maferialie
The santa f. Rock Island. Frisco
and perhaps the Katy have projects
% hand fer the coming year that viii
be s.affed o. completed The Santa
Fe + now building is cutoff from
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26
old en0t Cli' TAXES
RAP Ar Fam PATRONS

lie a funny pre- sosfi.n hui Is iE
ane tAai many Guthrie pcopls abo
d.sdasu 20 stend our own ounif
inhf are tho rnt 20 80 20 Oklahoma
city ara spand their Hmo ana
money nm an in1mart citizen
today as De- watched crowds board
inierurbtn csfA
or eoua ~ indlgnaa ouscn Is
pcssimirlc. tholsns ca erauoa
who srn otorythlnr lhrgagh a
smoked e-aF tarklNlf cuz las
the roney ana 'he time ava hclna-
i.cn q Is no onss business where he
goes or how be spsads d. moafY
aud everyone who can should ucnl
ths siatt fair O. is enhfhonng aed
irumlnuine - lrrs psy no 81
ilcu b crouch
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26

mile spur iu the wcsiesa osaee this
year extending from near Burbank
on ihe Eastern Oklahoma inc t0 De.
Neya 10 the heart 81 The western
Usage oil field and 20 the Carter Oii
company camp Trains are bfing
operated daily between Kaw City ana
DeNoya II is rumored that an ex.
tension of this spur 70 connect with
the caney Fairfax line is anticipated
II was announced officially. with
the commencement of 1922 that the
Santa Fc had appropriated <43.l50.0OO
Tor improvements and new lines dur.
ing 1922 bat of that amount n 10000
was sci aside for the fifty -five-miie ex-
tension u the Santa Fe branch across
Grant ard Stanton counties. the two
railroadless counties of Kansas. via
Ulysses and johnson 10 a point about
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taney, Kan across Usage county
via Pawhiska. 70 4 point near Fair.
fax aud Ponca City IS asking that this
hc extended on west - this city. AZ
Fairfax ii connects with the Santa
Fe's Eastern Oklahoma line from New
kirk via Pswnee. Gushing and Shaw.
Zee 70 Pauls Valley. This i pre-
war projecl that has been revived.
The line from Caney to Fairfax win
BE- siAfv-two miles long and IS esti-
mated 70 cost ~ sl,5O0,OO0. II is now
building between Cancv and Paw
huska with rails laid as far south
west as the Caney river. in northeast
ern Usage county. and bridges being
built all the way 10 Pawhuska The
entire line is 20 be completed during
1929.
The Santa Re also built an eight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26
IEIERiNS on nNIL WAR
~ i6Ill SESSION

Dasmo.ncs "a. Sept 26 rw uy
iLounnI civil war rc.unns hetA
tor The 5sgh annual IN amgmeal q
ths Grand Army ~ the Republic.
Joined ioiay Is rsurion On cv ry
major uaii of 'he Union army "a hs
civil W4r
Veterans - me iran brigade. saf-
viyors o. the battle o. shiloh tht
remnant = war prisoners coiered
troops naval veierans and troopers
who participated In any OF ihe many
cngagerenis q the var eatherod io
flsht again in memory fhc conflicts
IN ne Tennessee wllaf With Far
ragW ai Mobile Ray or 10 recall. .hs
tragedies of Aadersouvilie
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eight miles southwest Of johnson
Citizens Of Baea county Colo are
trying 20 gei the Santa o. g. extend
the llne fifly mile. farther - Spring.
field The Santa H. extension IS now
being constructed
II was semi.officially announced,
earlier Ia the year. that ihe Santa Fs
would build the connection between
Forgan. Okla, (m old 40 Mans Land
r. liberal Kan, with the intention
ultimately Of going OF west 20 Baea
and Las Animas. Colo The link be.
tween Forgan and Liberal has been
on the program for some time
The citizens Of Tulsa and points
south have been urging the Santa r.
70 extend lis Caney. .Bartiessille-Tulsa
branch on south 10 Hugo. but there
tcoEtinued on Page %
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TWO SHOT Dt m\c
CUiRNiIu ~ TENiS

Mich "a Pals SEN ec Biru3
Richards. 81 ani Archie Richardson.
1A we're shot through the abdomen
during chsryarl party twelve miles
from Vernon last night
About forty young people had gone
= celebrate tho marriage of oouple
~ iho community and q was during
iho demonstration that tho young men
were wounded By accident. is believed.
They vsic removed 20 iho ssnitarlna
% veraoa and physicians save oat
Ngle h9gs os thor recovery.
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Fire At Constant
nople Controlled

Consiantinople. sept p The
f.rc which broke ou m Consiaa
tinoplc shoriis after 10 'eiocs
las, night. causing intense eN-
citenent ami fears that an al
tenn, was being made q hr'n
the capitol. was controlled alief
4 fichi of two hour
The blaze originated from an
unknown cause IN the Pfa'aia
mnsic hall. Is upper Pycra street.
one Of tho main thoroughiar 5
The audience was stampetcd. Ter
rar stricken 4 general alarm
brought 10 the scene sil tht avail.
aisle salvage corps anal tht ailieo
poiice ard American sailors feii-
"a rescue thf excited spectators.
and the occupants Of rearnF
buildings s hose rn ifom ihe
Bri,ish embassy a half mile away
hel,e1 10 eheel. ihc fire s. Tar
- could be aseer'aircd ihtrc "'~
no los. ~ life Small fires
which started simultaneously ~
other parts q ihc ei'v e'aii"
siol the fear in many quarters
fconunusa o. Page -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26
Dry Aght Arrested
On Charge of
Taking a Bribe

san Francisco. sept ad.--Hasy
w. Myers. federal prohlbl,lon asant
was arrested last night ~ govern
ment operatives n connection with
an alleged liquor bribery plot Involve
no the PASSING oi $4,000 I've
other agents and an alleged ago
between alu0 face arrest a vas
reportca
Myers and she Others implieatea
are purported 20 aver they took the
money IN order 20 trap boetieosers,
and that the charges against them
arc part o. = conspiracy. Wine pro.
ducers are reported 20 have charged
ihss they paid 80 900 10 three pro.
hibitlon aaeats for the release q
wine held ln scrcma county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26
WOMAN WHO KILLED
III sBi\D. DECLARE INSANE

Nes, PALM Beach. Fla Sep, &c
Mrs Grsce howen charged with the
murder of her husband Thomas )
Howell AMI nAo uns found insane by
special jury SATURDAY was placed
ln tae sisls asylum a. Cha'tshocchce
iodar Whsre she win be held pend
ing further orders fnoa The circuit
roart according % Judge r G Davis
ruling
Mrs Howell e alleged to have
kIied Afr husband al Miami IN 1878
she wss On trial Or the nf'h ume
vhrr ihe insanity hearing was
ordered
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WIFE SLAYER. WEALTHY.
SEEKS RELEASE FROM JiII.

Aami. fh So &c Judre D..
W DAVIS n Pain 3eaci was eK-
paciei lsie today 20 snnounce his
iecaon .n ihs appeal u Edgar IS
Frady alleged w.fe slayer ior re-
ieast on honi ff9m the county jall
here teumeuts of both the state
end petitioner were heard Fis'sr-
DAY
Fridy based hls habeas corpus plea
On the con mention that unless re- 'r
riiessed iiiress from ahih he las
eafferfd vli prove faal 5ciuo his
trial nert Jlnpsrg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26
JOCKEY SHOOTS OKLAHOMA
RACE HORSE OWNER

Ahne-e SEPT -s-N0bie Teller q
j,key. va released ca lFe aundf (
dollar bead IL 5sftice court today or
charze q assault wlfh intent 20
murder and n Buchansn &. Oka-
bona. ownsr q ring Of race horfsf.
"a il 3 iorai hosp.tsl E.th q fisf7.
wruns n ire stomach. ~ the resist
GA difficulty a. ne West Texas far
ttit morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26
EUcENlc MARRIAGE LAW Fer
ILLINOIS REcoMmENoEr

fAicago. segi -s-Dr Herman 81
Bundesen. city health commissi.nfr
today made knoRn hiss Intention n
reecmment Eugeuie marrf &c iegisia
ton 90 The genersl assembly next Jas-
aary. The proposed lav would pre-
vent marriages unless both par
Fresc3ted phyfiotans' certificates.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26

Oklahoma City, Sept &c The
supreme court assumed jurisdic
tion In the Judge Bozarh case
today by overruling a motion Of
James Hepburn, okmulgce couu-
" attorney, which declared the
court was without authority 10
order Judge Bozarth 10 dis
qualify himself Tho action q
the court was regarded as a
victory for Governor Robertson.
and came after three days Of
argument The decision was
written BY Grief Justice Harri.
son and concurrcd in by five
justices.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26
EXPERT SAYS BUSINESS
GOOD, BUT NORNLlCY OFF
Propaganda Man For Swift
Tells Roianars About the
Rise and Fan oi
Prices

Weekly luneAeen q Rotlrs club.
Tuesday vas rtgaie3 with iaA
On the lamlsr has.ness ~ @
spurFisr and dissertation GA ths
cations baslnsss hs D nu,hons %
tho puhiie relations dspsnmru %
sNln a Co. packefs Chicafo
Repw aas msde n an ufF.ni csfe
* des,i,usioa s. Mineral Wefs PORK
lnusilons from poaea Csy and
Ta'sa clubs were prescated memo
% 5000 deficit on hoys mess hal
glton and date q saAauon Army
drive Tor sisef o. rosan s., oai for
oot , Fred sotol conducted spirit.
- siupng
NJ Saarf.er reviewed ihe humber
business az length c.tlny nteres Inc
ncares q ,ha etoNta 81 tho indus
ir, he ula Is psr cent 81 lumber
orders we're absorbed by frosht
ehsrses Assertion wss made Nst
before LONG lumber companies eouii
he selling compete houses In 1910
a. ni.l'on feet q lumber Was tut n
0kahoma
So Rushon~ save scientific
rerhal srst e. fhe nauou's hasmtss
4...f. .....t.- H.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26
y MINING OF DOOR
CAISE> DEATH 0f tllii u

ser-a Nadre. CALI seli -s-i-
.,smm ~ q door iniree'
b-cuza. cez.h % he tao yesr %
enid of NJ asd Mr " J. Hlhs
A bate o. rosoa. in relti ierm'
vas arres i-om shtI e .he noor
vhen re door vus slamuled An
ssd xb.ld~ oae1ed fhe toile ana
ulsred sith the pel.e-s f9r . tine
1nd ,hen isft them scattered o. tae
rco4. There ne r0aagfr ehid
fosrd fhcu and Ewai9nsd seFtra-
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MnlrS REFIsI 10 CONVICT
no, VINO STOLE f0nfu>L

hleaao sep se TOE talra tf.a'
~ wm G Dalton. cb1refd ~iA
asMIne la roo Ia negotiable Bones
from the Northern ffnsi company
while employed as 4 messensef ~
FesuarY 1871. has been SCI iaf ofi
IS Tho nra tvo iusiea d'sasfesa
Dalton then ~ years cid Haa
captured bg eauniff constable e.
Hfyuorih. iH neaf boomhst'l.
The boy +. atieudlng hleh aeaooi.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26
DiNiNiTfIt> ATTEMPT
TO BLOW tP COAL TRAM

Birmingham, "A. Sept. q Con
hinea effcrts q military and evil 40
thof'tiss e the district to-day were
directed IN a. effors 10 trail alleged
oynsrlers ~ao are reported 20 have
mace an unsuccsssfui stternp; last
nigh; 10 blow 70 an extra coal train
On re louisville and Nashville ran.
read =, Fulton Springs crossing. eiqs.
miles frer Birminsha7,.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26
Son Wanted Eggs
For Breakfast.
Father Kills Him

SAAna. kansas Sept 1S-licSo Q
cHften, s. vas "aeiioerately sAot
snc kiuss - hs father. }. 7 Gil.
ter IN 6sahsn eeunty SUNDAY ac.
eordira Z the verdict e q coron.
er's jury announced tocas.
Ths son demanded eggs cor
breakfast. aoeordln9 e cffiesrs but
fsther refused 10 aflo~ hir e have
sry, declaring i they were eaten
no~ they No0lo have e Re pur
ehasea later L'oya. officers saio.
vert q the heu house 20 oct him
SEE sou's ecps. ard the father fcl-
lc~ed and,shei hin With : shotgun.
Ne lived orly a short time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26
UNCLE SAN COLLECTS MUCH
MONEY FRo~ RoYALTiE5

wzshinrton. sept g -Royz.t-e'
seoruirE to ire fsdzrai goTsrnmfi.-
from olI natural zss and nstsrsi gAs)-
las amounted IN AsEust 60 S7f.5is
q, rhseh ss9sszs vas credited 70 ~ z
ouinr. sss4-s1 70 Csasorria zrs 49,
Se- 70 Eontxnz
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26

ofie Brewer chairman ~ iho
speakers bureau ~ che democratic
camapign committee safa there ia 40
doubt about Waliona election. "tHo
only thing now 10 nsure on 8 the ma
ionly and ! predict q vii ~ AZ least
10000 De said today a few oid line
Democrats have deserted thp fanfs
hui there are thousands u republicans
who viii take tho place of TIE do-
aerleraF Dc affef
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26

Clouds
CLedriino
BULLETIN


Ccnxianiinorle. Sept &c The
reply Of the Turkish nationalist
government TO the allied peace
note has been completed, and
comprises acceptance o. the con
dinons lsid down AZ he Paris
conferense. according 10 EsSad
Bey. aide de camp 10 MUsispha
Kemal PaSha. who has arrived
here From Smyrna
T1e naiionalistS. however. in
SIS. upon their night 70 conduct
military movements during the
progress Of the conference, apo
also demand admission 70 the
meeting Of all the allies Of the
Angora government including
Russia, Persia ard Bulgaria
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26
An Ultlmatum Il Inusd

Constautinoplc Sept 20 Tho
Turkish commander in.chiof here,
sent an ultlmatum today 10 Mut
tapha Kemai pasha AZ Smyrna,
by wireless. giving hin forty
eight hours from tho receipt Of
tho telegram 20 withdraw his
forces from Kun Kalnh. AZ tho
entrance of the Dardanellea.
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Sultan
To Quit
4
"a IN
fnY SA - rfs-sl
Copstau g Sent 90
There At TN Indications
that the = tirement from
The thOne at
The vie bets said 70
have bees zT -,y Muatapha

kcmal Pasna against the sultan
In the course Of interviews with
newspaper men have caused pain.
ful dismay IN the palace Tho
sultan Is reported a. being in an
entire state Of collapse and all
audiences have been suspended
The members Of hia ertourage
are hset with fears. ard one by
ono aro leaving the palace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26
MANY Ct AIDs WATCH
SANTA ~ ROAD

Yost lake. MOI far from here. ossr
uhieh fhe tracks of the sha~ree
division 81 ias santa Fe ran, are be-
~ guarded day aud night BY federal
deputies. From Arkansas City, Kan.
10 shlwnes . total of IS kuards have
been placed sincs the Fenia fe
bridr. near Shawnee was burned re-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26

Paroles Tor Houston CanifoH ava
George Absher have been revoked ID
Governor Robertson and the iaa have
beon returned 20 the state fefofma-
tory 90 serve out their unfinished
terms Both pleaded mllty % rah
bling a sioro d. Eik city thus ylolat
ing their paroles They we're eonueted
Of ihe;i Of an automobile ln the dlt
trict court of Custer county in 1921
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26

New Orlesrx Il sep zs.--To-
rirk- ed we61esdzy Kanerzilv fair
sorernzx warner Wesresdzr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26

Margaret Day. a former real estate
dealer of iAwion. has filed petition 20
voluntary bankruptcy in United states
district court She llsis her debts a.
$3.50 and her assets a. $500 with 500
exemption cllimed Mrs Day estab-
nshei th1 Guthrie Star here several
soar ago ard ran li for year thea
g died
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26

Notary public commissions have
betn issued by the secretary Of State
70 the following Charles n Jacobson.
Renfro. r. = Smith. Quapaw An.
drew n Parker. Oklahoma city. n
kllnsor. Oklahoma Cny. Jack fI
Meeka Cyril W o Gardiner Chor0.
kee. Alfalfa Jennings. nrttow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26

Tho state game warden has notified
hunters Through The newspapers. that
all who violate the state game laws
by shooting ducks before the morning.
% October 3o viii be- prosecuted
deputy game wardens VIII be 9n
ptaIi az all lakes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26

Mrs willard sapiston is here
from Kansas City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26

On recommendation 81 the trial
Judge the county attorney Who pras-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26

John Block Jr teacher az noble
Cleveland county has been arrested
on three counts returned In indictments
animation papers u ia charfed that
he sold the questions 20 teachers i0r
so eaoh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26

lianford McNider American Legion
Commander says The ilght for a sold
Ser bonus has Just started House BIN
80 IN House and Senate next ros-
Sion viii be bonus bills. Ne seyf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26
COLLEGE BON WOULD Sill
SELF ron EDUCATION
mt rhf As.o.'s's er..'

ciuclnulH Sept 90 opre Mus.
cato. student y 4 medical Co
lego In this cllf revealed hlmsslt
today be lhe man who yesterday Of
tered himself % mlFfIasa 70 amy
wofan between tho ages of elghigen
ana thirty Waite and 81 r0oi and
ing who VIII fnanea mt ma.nia )
iwo years Ca colloss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-26

eeaied them and ten oi thc juror. who
convicted them paroles have been
Efantcd fecll Aunlull and JOIN ltp.H
oil Both men were asuirnecd ln ftn
yeafH in the peniient.nry after hay.us
been convicted ~ highway robbery II
iho district cont 81 Bryan county
October "a. 1910