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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1922-09-13
LIST OF BIRDS or
CLARENDON COUNTY
(By E. Won S. Dingle.)
Continued from last .week.)

Finches, Sparrows, Grosbeaks, Etc.
60. Purple Finch. a rather rare
but regular winter visitant; generally
seen, however, in March and April. It
is nearly 6 IL inches in length; the
male is rose red and the female a
grayish- brown, sparrow-like bird. This
Finch freQuents deciduous trees, the
buds Of which it feeds upon. The
male has very loud, warbling song.
81. House Sparrow or English
Sparrow.
62. Coldfinch. Abundant in winter.
The male is bright yellow in summer,
with black crown, wings and tail: the
female is grayish-brown, with black
wings, and tail. In winter the male
resembles the female; as the birds re-
main until the middle or last of May,
the male has acquired his summer
plumage before departing. The Cold
finch is found in small flocks and feeds
mostly on the ground. It's length is
about 5 inches.
93. Pine Siskin. The only record
have for this bird was made on Jan
pary 10Th, 1909, when six specimens
wore seen. This is an inhabitaNt Of
the northern states and Canada; IN
winter it wanders South, but it's ap-
pearai&c here is very irregular. 1t
is about 5 inches in length: its grayish
Drown plumago is heavily streaked
and there Is a yellow patch on the
wing and one at the base of the tail.
Ga. Vesper Sparrow or Bay-winged
Sparrow. Length about 6 inches;
brownish gray above and white below
heavily streakcd: reddish brown
patch on the shoulder" This bird is
found in fields in winter, can always
be identified when flushed by the
white outer tail feathers which flash
cohspicuously. The Vesper Sparrow
remains here from late September to
the middle of April, and is entirely sill
ent while in this locality.
65. Savanna Sparrow. Another
winter bird, which resembles the pre-
ceding, but is smaller and lacks the
reddish Shoulder" 1t has yellow
spot before the eye. In flight there is
a marked similarity between the two
birds, but the Savanna Sparrow has
no white tail feathers.
&C. Grasshopper Sparrow This
little bird is a winter visitant; it lives
in grassy fields, but is not often seen,
on account of it's terrestrial habits
and timid ways. It's breast is light
buff and unstreaked.
67. White-throated Sparrow. This
handsome bird is probably our most
abundant Sparrow; it is found in this
county from October Gath to about
May 18th. 1t is seen in flocEs, gen
orally on the edge of woods, often in
gardens. The white throat is nearly
inches in length and it's color is as
follows: upper parts reddish brown,
streakcd with black and buffy; wings
and tail grayish brown, the former
with two white bars; a yellow spot be-
Tore the eye; white line over the
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1922-09-13

swamps, such as the Kentucky WarbA
Ter prefers, but likes grassy, wet land.
with scattered trees and bushes. This
is summer resident, but occasional
ly winters.
108. Yellow-breasted Chat. Larg-
est Of the .Warblers, being about Z 1-2
inches in length.H Upper parts olive
green, under parts yellow; white line
from bill to. and around eye; another
on side of throat. The Chat! inhabits;
dense thickets, generally tangles Of
blackberry. It possesses variety of
calls, and is at all times a very sus-
piclous bird; it is summer resident,
and breeds.
100. Hooded Warbler. This beauti-~
full little 'birdis one of Tour commonest
Warblers, inhabitinlg wet woods. IT.
ranges very low, and it's, nest is built
m a small bush about 3or feet from
the, ground, The male is colored as
the eyes, yellow; rest Of the head,
neck and throat black; back, wings
and tail bright olivelgreen; under
parts yellow. The female has little
or no black about the head. This bird
generally arrives in late March and
remains until September. .r,r -- ~,
no., Redstart. One Of the most
beautiful Of the Wafblars; the adult
male'is black above 4 the sides are
orange red 4 and there is an orange
patch on the wings; the mid-portions
Of the outer tail . feathers are also
orange. The under parts are whita.
In the female, the black of the male
is replaced by grayish- olive and the
orangeAredcby demon yellow. The
Redstart moves rapidly about with
wings dropping and tall spread, often
darting after winged insectsrtland
when once seen, will not be, forgotten,
It generally arrives here in :, late
March land,is fairly common until the
latter part. of May. ut returns late
in July, after an absence of nearly
LSa.i -A-t--t+;; i,..
CONTINUED on page seven)
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1922-09-13
Don't burn coal yet
use Kerosene

James j. StOrrOW, Fuel Administrator of Massachll-
setts during the War and special coal coilsigneev
during the present coal shortage, has issued timely
warming against drawing on the meagre coal stocks
until absolutely necessary. Mr. Storrow makes the
following suggestions among others:
.n,4 ~
"Don' burn pound of coal this mo
"Cook and heat for househ dwih kero.
eene stove or stove Buy portable kerosene
heater Lit is handy. 1t is cheap. bel
from 1t will coal and dmoney
will perhaps keep the coal
"Cooking by kerosene is cheaper ncoalM
as more comfortable during these warm days..
"Kerosene be bought anywhere. Kerosene stoves
and heaters can be bought today hardware
49, probably any house furnishing general
i'm the
The coal shortage is already causing much incon-
venience How much actual suffering and hardship it
will cause next winter say. Certainly, the
expedent thing to do every bit of coal YOU
NOW have 10y cooking and heating with other fuels
Tens of thousands of families already conserving
coal by burning Aladdin Security Oh-the perfect
kerosene. lie you need cookstove heater look at
the improved Perfection line
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(New Jersey
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1922-09-13

Continued on page seven)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-02
NO CHANCE TO PINCH
TACLEsS AUTO OWNERS
State Highway Department Can.
not Punish On Account
OF Lack Of
Funds

Those motor ear owner Who fable
% pay this Years auto licsnse on
Tuesday need not feel unnece n r.iy
alarmed
They vii not b. required % pay
the tar before aiAty days : then
Moreover there ls no m7ne, ia tbs
highway department io en.an T.,
meut q tht tax
The state highway de-a,i rert haa
written letter 20 Cuthr ofsicns
saying that ihe appropriation iat en- F..
forcing Oklahoma automobiie license
iaE Law will not be available hefor j,
July and that 20 attempts vii b..
made 20 enforce The law PRIOR 70 that
time.
Several Guthrie rarfles y Ao vent
10 Oklahoma city Tues .lf r. ray
their tax we're told 10 walt In IT,.
Since the line was half . mis long.
they did not wait. and now .xpres.
Themselves "as glad ~ q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-02

90 gf,laatlon for the seriea aai
adjusted compensation eensus eeon
~ b. conducted la OklabomA bf tae
American lesion. peat eammaudr
have besn askrd 81 perfect snnnty
organizations ai ihs leslun t'stnatr
81, aerer1us rs letters sent opt "a
them hi ifaFhrs y Davis depart
ueni commander d d planned n
have ihs eeaaas taAea hr eoantiss.
fie ysr.ous posis n each county
combining on ma aofa
rhs census ~ f1f che lufFose q
satsraialas uhsiAsr former soiiisfs
~ ihe world waf need vocational
traiainr 81 hospital Treatment sua
nhlrh ~ the nvs fFogaaea Plans ~
adjusted eompsnsatlsn each siu fasof
II congress passes the h.ll tefuru y
nrN Efforts q seeare oee mem
bers ~ ihe legion uli - made AZ
Roe same Tine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-02
uR. MNnMtn\ uO\\\.
NItS RItiR GilOt \Diiot.

The egennd lng uuae : nm liA
winter sleep aui came e. llis - 'a>
ile siraehod himss1 ana guniri
deen. and shea Waa heard 90 sai
rhi. prorhet wuff riseA ne q rain.
for would n0ash "a hef sieep. hul
mut caergc irom che ear,h aealn
and take ny ye.fs peep For hum n
folk bsa.rve IN mo = very nlly ihink
ami that Il l - shadow see Twill
mean an early rprus
So Mr. Grouhdhog climbed 70 the
outer word ear this morning and
Fsaed ai,ont hin on all sides he
faw beautiful sunshine from cleSf
ssi~s upon atta hls BODY cast a
shadow hoy hoeds mui cred
hc groand hog "id better Fet ail
the s.eep can now ocfarr The spr NJ
f'ocrs en-. and he f.aiiiercd back
into h. hole and a. hs entered he
o.al''J baaft ~ rueh ofop ~
year IA certain
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-02
[OMONO CAG[Rs
DEFEAT LOCAL TEAM
High School b oys Were Unable
To Curb Rushing Tactics Of
Visiting Team. Score.
~ To 20

TIE Cathrie boys suffered asieas
last night At the hands of ths hisa
sehool team from rlmond The game
pas one og ne iasiesl aud best 81
tte year 50 Ear The Cnthre Noy
played goat hali. bat csn,i not owe
seme fellcw Ike wIrAms 81 ~.
nond Who was abe 90 make roat
after roai from IL oeatef 81 lhe
court The Guthrie boys seemed a.
weaken IN the last quarter until vita.
"a the last four m'auies 81 the game
~hen c0a u Yunnr seni veris 20 talc
Andeisnn place The raihfie faa4a
work snaplca ~ Ike fre. ana rolled
"a ten points The last spurt came
too late however and the same erae :
s. a. e IN fAsos % Edmond VIII
llams Ne. ,asii, the winner for the
slt0rs Without hia fIcetarniar
gcal shooting the score woeld have
tcca decidedly Ia Gathre'. .asoF The
local toys haze no mors games unill
Friday. February ioih when the, j. .sy
central confci enee game hsre with
Enil
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-02

When The uuited States went dry
the territory Of Hawaii. an integral
part Of the nation. followed suit per.
force. Dry enforcement Officers we're
assigned 10 different parts Of the
territory TO look 10 the carrying out
Of the new Law The officer to whom
Hawaii island WAS assigned found
himself confronted with territory Of
over 4 900 square miles, including two
mountains practically 1900 fee, high
aud one over eight thousand feet with
great stretches Of wild and uninhabit.
ed country on the mountain slopes
above the sugar lands which border the
seashore Ia territory Of this nature
the hunting down Of illicit liquor stills
fcoufinuei on Page -
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Fc~''S
Pa l'osaI
Tcssss olons
sE u..g e,.

- r. f"ff ft
rfel.ssal tfrsrn neat neae
sf Hssea steaa a. ass sahal
isi telsF 81 senEg hg secretary
Nseks. a. ash action - toasfe.s
mpy deem epefaffat rhs uif
saFksslleas salslpeI n lha leur
s. lsansm ,slaa reated - sassiEe
fiaasss ia the fuailAfl "a lhe tesls
atiHtt u ameadeafs 0hth eoali "a
sha essnl lhs pNsasAi ha Asee4ge1 b
eoefrssa. i4fthsf aafasaisa ths tsv.
sfnmsafs interests
oihefwlse. the secretary as var
eat}falif avoids tfcfsnse Is sanefss
slaaai eelloa involving me alsmats
sscsfianos ~ felesiisa sf che ofis
as Hhmlilri
"ia lHe rseHi ur rufta rfan,aai
q ae.splel Hsefctsfs Wrecks o.
s'ard thr sosasameat maat msts
nee appropriations Amuallpa is
so p'e eoa ia 80 a.la bla oo.t ~ whisn
- tsaa VII hass gae tensfi ias
approximately uue baaarea ,safa a
feaf peftsni
20 event NE offer - foieetsd lhs
steisisfy gatr it - hla oplnIoa ihai
Na lWllsou damn shoala b.
completed ~ tAa governments aea
that the noNrf requirement. faf eam
mefsial pafpesss ihe benefits -
navlsston ~ sell a. the poasible
asraa af che government waHif
Narlauf thla expenditure
"a this w~fe dome he eaai uuaa
rlha government may useli under
lsk~ 90 aeli ,ne froiuet - lbs best
adYaniaNs "a such eaae the amouaf
uf the rassfnments prvaent pfaposs :
lnseaiman, would be ysfy materially
fe..asca. bssaasa dam so J. eoai'as
from o. oooo ooa % tetdodooo ~oala
not be tolll and Il Npaid npt D.
necessary a. make ne full lnstalla
glcu ~ poWvf flant oH lha Mllaee
dam nnia ne maltst reaarsa ueh
lnftAllatlna
This partial Installation The see.
tatuY explained wenid effest a
saving ~ present Investment iu a.
lesst ,hs sam ~ tfee0io lsasins.
according io shc ehlef enslnsers' -
innate. ~, 60 exeeaa s'a.ooo g.
he lassa,sd IS ,he government a. this
,coaunusa On Page -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-02

more sneral.
Commissioner Haynes Of the treas.
ury'S prohibition unit. said that the
woman angle Of enforcement looms
a. one Of is most pulling phases.
II IL hard 20 deal with. A dry law
agent. without the absolute proof.
will shrink from molesfing a woman
occupant Of bootleg ear. though he
may suspect much
Orders Of dry law agents are 10
proceed with extreme care in dealing
with women. And they are using
gloves before they attempt any tack
ling Of women who have gone in for
a slice Of the bootleg profits and who
are extremely wise in knowing how
10 get away with il without detection.
Since the government put the lid
on transportation of liquor by truck
the bootlegs have gone Ia for the nse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-02
Ky PeddIers, Employing Limousiles, Defy Dry Law

Washington. Feb Women have
become bootleg terrors. Women are
more daring in lawbrcaking. 80 far a.
the dry laws are concerned. because of
the feminine sense Of security from
interference. prohibition officials say.
Bootleg kings. in business since the
dry era began. have engaged IN -
many exploits that their identity Is
fairly well known 10 the dry law
agents 80 these masters IN dry Law
defiance hire women A. a cloak for
their operations.
Women are now employed 10 ride
in limonsines and deliver whisky
ordered by consumers. They are
handsomely attired in the latest that
fashion DEGREES They are usually
young and pretty In all cities the
ne Of women agents among the more
heavily financed bootleegers Is now
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-02

4 4 Mrs nafnafa sAarged elih va.
fsns, and ~ithea, yislhle means q
srppcit waa arrested oa a Warrant
s~orn ont 8, County Attorney liiA
y iddic to-day ani Is uoe ennfnei ll
'ih county nii
/ fhia woman is rsspaneliie fof q.
r loseftsons trouble sat fnn
vlaie n-isk iiohsnsen raNe lAt
cheeks e. llirssl Cfoeefs aHd se,esi
other taaln.- uima soA ss hhfe
1etermlnel - break up ihs haf
habit r. vlf - prosecuted d 81
tat ths amouni - the shetAs ~
ls,ssed tul e i ihe custom thar -
he.nme l"auiaf amuns aume peop.r
shai masl bo broken up Merchants
uha "a nol ald Ia thlA vafk are not
dulnf ,heif auis b. saded
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-02
GUTHRIE BOY CALLED
NORMAN'S BUTTER KING
Charles Calvert, ny Hard Work
and Perseverance,. Made 4
Success and Il PAyins
Ills Own Way

Narn,n i'sh Is hpia dsen ina
position ~ kiae ~ ~ batter n,arse'
and ., pe sas.. tus - fti wsfA
ia sho state university = The rvyori
80, by aa,ae4ss es,seis et nathee
Nao h sHNvu "a CO.'S university
hrfp
tal,eN onrs.led lass ai for his
sc.soad year ln ihp university eith
om knowing vhefe hia .a*ndln
u,nney wpa a. ro1e ffun. b'ts h.
sun~eded ln ohlaluns q poaltlnn a.
reaman tor ne chpsYnn NaiAt
HITTER company ~ Culhfie 90 sell
thef pt.aiuti to ihe msrhanta ~
Norman Al fifw hr bad ssne tfffi
eaity Ia hfahlnf ne moaopoet held
"a another firm 90 the butter market
hore. hui hY hafd wurh and Enoi
ualesmanslip be- moan "a oresiesi 90
getting 4 fooihoia and nae has more
Than hiA sharc - the srade calvert =
commlsleon from h's ha,tor sales il
sufficient 90 kcep him svll aupplled
with aonoY for ihe nany espensc'
lno Sent "a student llia
cAnnee rs'ycu "a tie aou u Nr
ana Mrs J H. Calvert l3sl wew
/ Warner Avenue Guhiir H. q 4
sophomore IN tho eoilre ~ ara an
sc.enecs. doins major work in reo
lory Oa ard sen Fr'sts 81 a.
particular fisid Ia ehlsh calvert g.
Interested ana in ehl,h ~ expect.
% aorA ater epmpIes,ns biz eufl
ia school
'plyeu N m,mher - paA anl
Hammer h,ai es.plore emh and
member 81 l~Mplal. mn.f siasnnl.
organization
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-02
NEGRO I.N\CHER HAS
CHANGED Ills MIND

Oklahoma City. OKLA. a.
Motion OF Charles PoiA fh,
men Who pleaded guilty on
with the lynchlng Of ahs.
negro packing house eo'k vn
sentenced 10 lie in ttt 81 as.
- withdraw hls plea e srIa arf 80
aside the jucgmeai 8 rse foaf ws
over uled b. tn oAlahoma aee4's
district os1rt fhls rresns A,tn.atfe
repressnsiBG Pen fterd that teHy
would appeal from ia ralius oi fas
district court "a the erin nal ceart 81
appeals. Polh vas ons g the ~
threr OF the white men 70 b. arrested
ard 10 enter his niea 30 the oouri
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-02
REpoers ON mAsuFAc.
TURING ASKED

Blanks for rerorting on the bust
ness 81 mannfscturinr plants O. ali
KINDS are being received IN Guthrie
fnprt the bureau % The cerzns IN
Washington. Manufacturing eompa0 =
les not on The lists of the tureaa
have been asked % apply for the
blanks. aud al manufacturers haze
been requested q return the que-
iionnaires quickly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-02
ago Cross rs cARE.S
FOR DESERTED FAMILY

The Red Crnss Eas taken eaarse
of a case recently refered a.
IN the Leader a. deserylng
Gaze This woman. already aother
of i've wili soon give birth a.
anosher child she was without
funds when found Mr.. Hecr TODAY
stated that be late mo.her and her
brood are being ;enterly cared Cor
and will be given ever comfort pos
sfble She asks hist any one who
has a double portiere not IN nse do
nate Il for use IN this po1an's hore
- il Is badly needed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-02
NEGRO lOt MI
HANGING 10 Iittt.

Jackson. Miss Feb lynchins ~
negro east q cpetn sprin was
revealed today when ths BODY of WIN
Thrasher was found suspended frc p
tree cas- % there A note VAS
tackled 70 the tree saving TIE negro
had been identified a. the one who
attemp "a 10 assault white school
teacher Authorities are invesulni
ing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-02
WELL KNOWN CITY
WOMAN DEAo At 20

n T. v Pashwsll PASSED away
sslls ms mo Ming AZ the home of her
aaasatcr. MIS- Vernon Haws after an
Illness q more than year Mrs..
rathwei Vas 70 years old 'he STA
81 November NF and Mrs Pathwes
we're married go years ago IN Iowa.
- ycars afn lhey came 70 Gathrio &,
I've
D ides ne husband Mrs paihw 10
leaves fse children Mfs Nernoa
Ilaws O. Guthrie. Mrs o p whtnes
o California. Mr. d "a PathWell -
Teunss-ee. Ne. ; 3 psthwell of
Enid. OKLA and Mr n : PathWs Wsn
- Guthrie
The faacdal wil he held Friday a.
900 o'clock a. The home of Nf and
Mrs Vernon IiaWs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-02
PRICES on COTTON MARKET
LOWER TO-DAY

Nsp Orleans. Feh prices were
lower in he cotton market tc'isy,
mainly ia sympathy with the break
ia Liverpool which appeared 10 De-
the result ~ thc weekly - Clements
IA that marked Somo little re- sell
ng - cotton recently bought was
Tea and during the FRS, hal hour
Il The session prlces l0si 81 50 a.
foints Nanh dropped off 10 1886
and October TO 1853
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-02

OF Wood
.MadePure

Nastnesou "a \ fAs's's.,efA
ihfousaoat lhs e'aniry afe espislns
o.a hsla4rf ghc rer ifsrAiiua q
aeaaar-i AZ, uoi paA1tnn a.
elas said tniss. ~hth rnl.ahi, ~ii
~. eslslate 4 complete rs,isson q lhe
sosefarems system q ais flhat.oa
Rcrafts haxe ',cen r-esei. It VA
sala. ihat sonsc ~ lhe gesvfunr ~
losmagac for indus ral alo'aoi lend
,hemse,,cs Nsdll, a. rs,sifleaiion -
that nl a ilquof dealers arr ohiain
ing che deusur,i sp.r s un3ef gof
eminent permits ana hy various pro
grasses renderne q morc or hrs
trluksh.c
Vnns1Ally laro quantities IT Va
austrlsl aleoaal off.eal declared
have b..en wiihdraen 10 sone meail
tes o. rasihls fsr nsa IN the manu-
faciare ~ BARRIERS saaples ana toii~t
preparations iut after helng sahiess
al 20 chemical prs~s-~ have found
their way into ihe channels of she
lsoiieg trade
Revision ~ the pr,~cnt fermit
syarm no~ in vogue "a anders o'd
10 b. under considcrui ion with a NicN
a. checking any diversion 81 de
namred alcohol into unlawful hanfs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-02
9 Die
In Mine
Explosion

s'Ais~s - 80 2AA ~ q
i.nainF th~ atn"F> lni'r.rs'nea ~ an
raP~'-'oa ~ M tale Nsne - aae
h' { fF'-'N soAr 70. ~'s -hA'a ''a'''
as Ahern'-sn ~nen "Nsne efe~s
ioaind al Ne heacs tn the Nrtsk ~
'~os~o os 'ne n.@f N'Hr "'''"s bla
neea prey 'o''sr efo-s't T. ne sar.
f'ee. NheoAinS ap ne naHier ~ thf
~orkmrn nei*'ea = have '~'en ="
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-02
Ruat = 81 ulii~ hlt
~ CALCULATION

merchants shonld BE- eafsiai lR
,Aan.ne all q bin, presented these
aays said Eugene nrfsf prasiieni
81 a.. flrat stats Hank today Then
ha exhibited doctnr.d htl The
work while rather orlae hid nass'i
through AZ least four business houses
IA the elts fefnfc pres snlsa at ihe
itnh
Me afe careful ami have neNef
h,sn caught mapping When iad bills
au romtlua and We ures az other
business house. 60 da NAe~ife added
ns,.r The dossnrrd hill has hefa
ssnt "a federal an,heriliea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-02
\IIIctU MAI. SNk
THIEVES NnnIsItp

oklahoma vlp reh aaawn'o
Julian. fank lamison. 'eeli hoi~i'
Merle larman and Kari Ramsey,
ehars.a uilA conspiracy a. nh nAal
sacks "a Perry some time ago. and
Who have been held 10 ial a Ca p.
RE s.n we're freed hy iufl n
Judse Coitegara federal copr here
today. fouowinR plea q heir A..
iorney. John A Rame, q Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-02
oRoND soc SAW AIS
SHADOW ~ STATE TO-DAY

Topeka. Kans. feh ? Aceordlns
70 the w.a her barron here the sun
SHINE brightly throughout the entire
slate. - Mr Grn1ndhs- neresariif
saw hls shadow Tho weather ON =
repors the SAY y clear from the
Nssiss.ppi river 20 ihe Pacific
coast
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-02
Booy or BOY KiLLup
~ TRAM iptNriflEu

Amafi.o. Texas feh The body
81 boy toand on the Santa ~ rali.
roaa near Canyon last " DAY has
been identified ~ Mt and Mrs "
y NAsaiH az lIcyas tiie ~ hh
that OF ihelr son Roy AZ Mathis
The body vll be- usen 10 Haynes
fnr burial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-02
ANOTHER MAIL TRAM RobBER
MAKES CONFESSION

NcAierer. Ckiaa feb 9, dotal
cffrkls are today questioning Ice
Labor az wiibarion VINO Is ALLEGED
tC have confessed yesterday thar be-
he'd up the engineer on me san
fe train thai was rohbed feW
miles sm D of Fdm0nd a feu manihs
ago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-02
BANK SOLVENT SAYS ofFi.lsi

Officials o. the state hanklrz sIsii
refuse 70 make q statrmea, relatsst
to derosItcrs Of the fallfc c1tAr
State Bank Most al the oiiisiais -
the department are IN Oknu' e.
st-aightenlng on; the bank taae. :
there. One official sa'4 that ~ai-
though the Guthrie state hank faisd.
Il i solvent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-02
soarA LOGAN Farm LAND
sRinos ooop PRICE

samuel y shore has sold % Csorxc
Graft The northeast quarter seeelon N
e.i7-i West cor ii2.eoa he farm =
located near Crescent ciiy ana = fa-f
20 he one q the hest farm n thar
section.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-02
EDMOND GIRLS ~. GUTHRIE
GIRLS FRIDAY NIGHT

0na ~ fbH fastest aHt harieaf
fruahi eifla baskefnaii ramea u ~
seasoa ~in be flsYed hers FRIDAY
ulrht fen IRA between Kdmond
Fiiis aad Gathrle girls Tue ~
y oad xlrls have played series oi
brilliant .ietafloas rames thls season,
ard are eemlnR 10 uufhfie wltn con
fdsare The cane wili come reaf
asedln9 NJ 1th district champion
ship a. this xame IL not On the
serulaf schedule. season tickets ~il
Not Adwl, bat an admlasioa wiil b.
charged 10 everybody Tbs gem~
starts az s1e p m
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-02
RAILROAD TOOLS USED
81 rrEsE BURGLARS

ronoa city. FEB. Railroad ,oo'a
were usei BY burglars sometime last
n Fht 10 force the safe oi The " r.
Oates grain company here Abo "
$50 n cash and = nam'cr o. valn-
abe farers were taken The bur
Riars overlooked go worth = war
savines stamps