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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25
BY LEO II. LASSEN

L,tLTERi>G only once. that
Il during the third quarter.
Queen Anne's powerful cage five
swept iDio III. high school cham
t,ionship Friday. defeating Prank,
lin 20 10 ~ after one ~ the hard.
e~t fought games IN The history
Of the local prep league.
Tho Quays have gone thru the
entire season Of 10 games with.
out a defeat.
The iiill five took the lead In
IN. first half by . To 4 tally.
but when thr teams came back
oo the floor the Quakrr~ showed
a wonderful burst Of speed and
moved Into the lrad al 10 to o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25

Bro~d~.y m

SulsfttNtfous Lincoln. Joyce for Tor
ney. Torney for Joyce; broadway. Mond-
schsin txJ for Duffy, Welsh ~ for ArAl
Referee Riddle
tmpire~-Torranc~-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25

Tho B~iisrs Saith rsrk sr~v~ ~
fast ~nnssy has sss i-~>n seas In sex-
The rssapl~ts ssasssinE. ~ the i~sgue
s@nnsf 10 pesiishsa Menaay enisss
this sce~e 3, flied By ssnzisp night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25

W~-s SEATTLE ass wessii.ad Part
fAnsfs t.r.srvs~ snernes1 In the
aeiy star issxn~ game 81 the as, 90
uts~Aths az 3 s'rie~k- riiir tsieo-
-,.s viii esneiss~. 4 ~ta fsv w~ss
NrNt n4ar<N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25

Teams planning 10 buy suits should
Inform The Star ~ the probable coi0rn
90 no two teams viii have similar uni
farms. The Louis Dry Cleaner suits are
blue. while West Seattle Dye works
players VIII have gray suits with green
Trimmings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25

The silver trophy donated 90 'he
league BY Piper A Taft will become the
permanent property Of the club winning
H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25

-Four games arc being played to-
night in The star loop. the Dandy
Bakers and the Collins Cubs clash.
ing in the fifth game Of the finals al
the Knights Of Columbus hail at !
.. IN.
Tho Pirates play West Seattle NJ 6
.. m. at the X OF G.. Washington
Park meets tho Ballard Cubs at I
.. m. at the Eiks' club and the I'm.
pcriais and shancr Wolff taneic
on the same floor an hour later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25

7Ns uawfhrrr~ tuntnr~ ard tNe Hen
Parts niiiiafi siuhs ~iii nfx 81 fsiWs'
tia ia tHr iaat Junior tsasis ~ Th# star
a~aEus Sunday rheg play AZ y m
George ttosfis.g wiii e4n th@ aseasiona
Referees wha nffiriatsd IN Ths NtsF
league this Yssf sse asked 20 sssd their
All stAr seisrfiena g kisa e. Reese 81
Ths star fer 10Th the Jsniet snd haaief
clsisioaA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25

The whole Queen Anne team
played well together and every man
on the squad except csdy. who en-
tered the game tn the final quarter
when Gibson went out on personal
fouls. scored.
on the other hand. Mayer WAS the
only man able TO score consistently
for Franklin. lie dropped in three
field goals and foul. the high
ucore OF tho day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25

zach tram In Tho star iesKue
nast designate home Ervands. Tho
srbssiuis will divide the homo
E.ms. as steniy ss possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25

Robert Ross. a eft.handed hitting out
fielder. ~ North f47a. ana Rocco Porte.
catcher AZ Beacon seso-it. want 70
hook 10 with Star league teams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25

John Tnehsr. manager % the West
Seattle team. il looking for good battery
men, They should call him ~ West
ts2o-n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25

HUI9sFIT |TI|TTH = NJ IlNFNN TOT N37E77F9
Tfsasaas Tor Waasnn.
Yield Haaisatt iri~y a Nakenhus :.
HAIRY T. Tharturu = Thenas I.
Ffsh fhfous-ltlglsy :. Naspa !. car
bis
Hsfer~e-ues Morris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25
4 FITTING
GILMAN


II was "A great game and fitting
climax to a good prep cage season
Tho score follows:
n.-.k... In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25

Plans for che Afi-esar rarss@ - riayrd
r. tins s~o star league aasiAacua vii 10
laid nest wsak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25
GREENE HELD
SCORt.I.s~s

The Quay team played with
more precision and the Quay
defense managed Ca cover Cor.
don Gr~cn~. the scoring acc Of
tho Quak~rs. holding him seor~-
l~~s from the fieid--thc first
time II has been done this year.
Gre~ne had lot Of tough luck
on his long shots. A. many beau
tifuI loops hit the board and rim
only 10 bounce out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25
Five
Wins City
Hoop Title
Queen Anne Cinches Prep
Title With 20 to IL Win
Over Franklin

stsspIsos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25
VICTORIA
WINS LAST
PUCK TILT

STANDINGS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
MOB IN CEORCaA
Hangs a NEx.'so


1 7rwAngaan. ca Kzs sa--sA lnaA o.
flFsg o. saxSs persons ssorrnA1 The
Atkinson canrsy saa aa-h aenay and
asssr . tight N wfirs one of the
Era'es ant 8 member 81 the moh
were saagnHy w1rnhed seaasa inn
DHnsan. y negro sentenced 10 hang
guus &c Ser attacking slafss wc-
man. No rHre Gt the resy-s has
4rar duEnf ves
1msnn wns convicted In rhe sn-
3sranr carr1 hs-s more than tx'0-
wears aea On g charge ~ attacking q
" Eat--dd wnmAn. Fais execu1xsn
vas sssinoned segtr11 ~ires ard zhs
1'rHsd SrHsss snfrarns csurs fsnEHv
rnlef en- shs rsrslrs ~ she aoser
cssHrts. afrrnanf Ass cm.irsann.
D@nssn Was received sometime asa
~ Mannm &r safe es'aaarg. hsn YES
fa~aav he was lSsnn chs Anca IN
srxItan 10 asA t-san1fnssd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23

lSEES -mc- COUNTY
RESERVE rc- S-oJ-s

rsuurtIrueE from Eagrs ID
zht nitr feha-arifII. WINS read, ria-nk-
ine RuaA-iEns snr Etn0,r Eurpu-r
al-rin= 1hs faas-a1ian mea1ing
s'u-Rs WIS vucs6 apwEraF nn
hnnu-Eriun sn- the nE1iunaa u,-esil-
adssn+ &c Rarsrr.
aSa. GHh- tssisgIss u rils nsx- M
ri1nla eErnTsritiyr. ves Eu1bmr3atr ~
exercise lAk 0v-r fsscretiur in 1hs
1nErfer ce Eunpu- ~ praEsaHrxil-
HlandiancisF IN 1hs new 6iFrin.
1r EiE -spn--st 1ha. 1lfunF wouls
rE- ulsrA1H WITH 1srgLHriEnF In 1hH
-'isssAml S-aH i,aDHsEt E.nia--.ai inrp4Ins
w iss zis-uv1 rnar 1n the gmhl7r.
VIII the clubs making rppd Hhr-a-
EEns
sEn xK-fnar -'HFsarzBt The 5esrns
sE1 RaEsHn 1s rp,ar here June = WITH
III Eums& -auns InU RurE-llSns VIII
parade
E'r'nErHHf wRF -sgln-rs.d ur tu--,nr
LIN ut feDtHyaans illn chm
The r1Ih rBssd 1p ncoayr 1ha in
F7lzHtinr ~ 1hs 1suEsr ruIzntr 1uc-rr
clubs 10 dinner 1p as
gwen ~ The Gen. lnnstsh hfas i'm
i'lsEslrE NllieF II WIZ rmal I'd
nrvs the dinner I'm MraanhHhgF ersn-
inE. NgF n a. fsD D',aBek- Mem
i'arF VIII rnast II Ths 8pns ~ rirs-
apnRrit place il rws,rr miles, prr.
Mrs Trus'As ms nr'ansEsst 10 tsnbs-
ths Ru4Er'ilnf 'ttl,s rarnsr Ef fhsssr
Isrss'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23

E'an'ila. HIS. MAY ..-TvT mHr
xtrF i1Gsssl vshar s.bs engine 1nr
ssTa-al 1arE 1T 1hs H. d 81. Il
trHsE.iE --Asn aEs.-hnunt slii-nrad
t,-sauFh eauruinE rrsz1is III cladar
er'sssss zlh''sss'-uliisF vRs Gt AhnE1ar
II 81 Uissia,ik LhH 1nnrrzrE.
sni-r 1sgslas, ssrrsnaRr. and sEk.h-
a''d Asw'i-z brakeman. bFr1h a Nun-
uuEi1xais ElsE- v'a-s flIlss. vns fire
nnr saw thH rrEFfis i,I-rrsrx rnd
EtlliHt lp -rgfns and Eev.itr. fiaar
gunzp#a iin zha r-atar a,sa xvA D.
sesr bHluw- EA WEI Esuan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
Feel Weak, Tired, ~AlII
Played Out!" |

1ses the lnam sEtrri1n tire rar
|0rn-. -,n wuu seta 'ifslne" En6 worried,
su-xe- Dragging hhxarnghs hannnriass
and fsxssiuAssr T'no many v'EnDn
ssaArDs sn-xalad -dAinM5e zrnuiisr tDr
tins as1shzggv stnzs 6nSseat nt wnK2
3lHnErs. wstirst sse fIssgn Hrt the csuse
Egn nls1 nr1 uEigsfsF IL gr'ersn- Enm~
sss-8vuls 1rnnAllH. Use naAns Kidney
F'Ess Their hive hsapeG 1huRsEnds
Kt weak. 7issad wirnsn Thsy shgnll
lltsAr ssnn Ask nun- nHcshhm
a EEae IN fsEnlritz Mrs ~ NJ
Mt.Ak 7HE- " E.orEn St, SaE's 'RF
Riaufvs ws-e Irregular in aaign Nr
bnsse vIRs Alsn wshE Ind aAlne an1 7
tsA rundown nnE t3FsHE aRs5sr TsanTS
K511er EsBlls e~Dm fhs F'nst Nrlfics
1-nr snare. proved tn NJ tlss wigfz
,wnns.y atr me MY 9ianevs were
-srrsaaaah amt Z wshs gsEaf isF IN Eins
shave
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
FRIENDS TRY To SEGI TN
FREEDOM FOR MILLER

0RAhnmE Ctr. May "a An ap'a-
rnrbu 3ar q vr'a1 Ut hsbeas uorgns sur
Betaa asEwann xf Mimi q nn6sng ar
the Oklahoma a. d M roaiacs,
csh&rea x5ah The muraEv .4 Dnca.lAalai
toiA a uinsAAm Aaa. aasa. !.
srn6n1t WIS ~ be heard saae faaAx sv
shs criminal nauFV .. appsaiS.
lr his a1g'linatian far ihe writ.
5nrdrn alleges thIs shs lrasif Is uas
tR'NNrns nu- thf aSsun ser great
tha. he cgmrniuthf 1be II slDe win
wh'sf De Is charged ase 0s.alasea in
she algaiinatian. Also thns hs Is wiling
70 ssrs suffiuinE han6 ~ insure hss
asmaE-xnna ssr 1r7al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
WILL FIGHT CHtNtE or
UDCES At OkMl1x1E

0krunig@s May 1s-A osrnrTer ~
the a.rtllin tor . manaamns 10 tprce
nssarsa sndge Mark l. BnxarvA 10
dizrrnKss hSmsels IN the Rehaid asan Z
anasumeri cases vii be tisel tzrBar-
rnw with the rlsr& as the crsulua,
nnnrr az appaais. aalegarsg shzs the
sarss sNn1ef IN she auasg snDfigr 1e arr
gussiFF gudgs Enzar9h are nas gug-
uit.'srN ne canstirnse q canse 0f ar
11Un 1hns the 1arzs arc ros sufficient
Sar The canrv a. grant the reQuasr
nnn th1s the Eet1s1an does aea charge
iAns he 8ndge : rre1r aced IN III
,mss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
PIONEER NEWSPAPER
NAN r. pf M

Nurmnn, CaklA May 9a Ensssa
MulgNF'e. -. asEiEtErz aragessu- d,
guinaH.isl1n a. Oklahoma u1.8rsrsgtr
En6 aonneaf so'klAhuna CRY na=wr-
pa1s- niEn diHt Eun6srlsT at rs home
herr safiaE 1-an hsa,r asaaaAa a.
v'Es z.HslEtEni gInsAEshss m NlRssrsrs
IzrfTHs'ErtE fnr ruanH rina rhs a,a1r
VIZ hf sHIs rp Vsgrn. Ws ths none
at b34 8E1hHr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
DRESSED UP s6HNNN~
Is IN CUSTODY

HAST 81 lsauig, EE. MY sa-Jahn
Ii EHranar HIins dressed Tr
auiily was l,esirs hala ha~e reasr
tr nuthuri1ies 1f easU-la ant EEti-
rEgo 5nlywinr his rs1eAhs raEHr'fsar
nr rftwrEH Dt iainE tmpIsrn 1#a n me
rEii'hHsv Er q 9,aEtut9irs q. aaalidEv-
a1ra Swn EHH,x AEn. rlHrHnna W.
ssEn. I ninar uf Dnuupin -Hgsuaiuzar
pEr1 IL his 1r~Hrionk zeHesmarr i'm
lilssz1inr Gardner III the robbery
EEllBur. vha mt -urneH Etass's Er5-
lanns wnE Errnir1sed ana ssrranues
4r EeHsn reEfs anar'isrnus4rs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23

Hunulull. r r. May -ss-Wnrd Il
The Eiscvrsry ~ islEnrs IN -hs s3utt
EsarIfic hs1harrp unknown EnE Enssiy
annexation IN 1hs lEme ~ 1he Il :
vras received here -DaaT- The islands
were -H7grral gslHimad ag larrn a
Tyhurs1uI. EsanslIAI gwlaEshHr wha
srad ne tulrad them RslF n IN 1hs
virarirr xt EngnIrs -aaf- -lhai-
1rrtIaur WIS basrrA,aa Rs 1asarni :
S.s nsr-h, a1rritudR 1E11s west
The puaslishsr 1ala HE III HEcailnu.
hlr1nr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23

Hhe 1nes@ larEaAa Anls-urlgEa
men ranld nr SO werse ser shelr
OWL raasc 1hHm sa finnnce the
campaign Of lhs Cliieaca ruza-
men And wara 3naatrs Hcalnss 7ihf
coed naInt 09 Srra1lzsa wniss-
men
Chr lHser sae 1Ale safuEr3aI II
tins aighis Gan TIE ysuhl5c sAe Il
i'm tins llcfff Unfortunately
there is reastm 10 selr 1hAt 5a7h
nr,n flllnana.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23

LANE AES>H4S To HI
GUIDED BN RADIO

Wash inf-tan. MGy e-A ~arnlas
svEFrn 81 raain warnings u the sun-
Gen and aa--'azSe g-arms gr rhe s~aEz
lHFas vsharh e~srg aAAsur chnse rsas
aanE nE 3tts %nd stamnr wns an
nes-,sred taaaF iy The 9ssanrrrpsrt as
fgriznlrure
stif iH Esxlez'ts frum The wan..h ~
f'urssp 1v'1rs q aaF VII keap marr-
nsrs IN The lakes rHnszxrtay informed
~ inrHnnIIg thEnras IL wing 1nc
bE~nF-H1-ic 7rsasEu~t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23

MNhlfA. May gS-liOeS- Ae-
ceapls- $500 25c lower: top,
$40 So: bmlk. Sl0.l5sn 1880
Saffle: Receipts, l.Sl9s stock
srS and feesaers. weak. other
elaSseS. steady: beef steers. So
a75: cews. S4poEoG0s: beef
steers. s.sssaG t, 100. +. siorkers and
feeders. $4,000 7 80 stock COWS
ana hpifers. sS3eesc6.1l; bulls
81 - IA s 90: veal calves. SiDsa
sfss. hsavy calves. S450td 500
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
wAR IN CHICAGO
This Is war.

S~
spsafsr was rAssf gf
Pns5et FE1Ernuyras, xt Cihieara lie
had 51sf ordered faa11Rliuns sf
psa5eA reserves 10 guard Mnil1isii-
ed kyui3a5rgs f-Vm hsniss and
gssrlarss rs1s sf 1allrs gEs,a1Txr
un5Hr the arArDer ~ zIf5fn Aabar.
AE1 The men wha1n Caitf TSFr-
snEs-as and his r1est-zes rgnsa
fight are na1 h-1rkauxssS Tau1ns,-
srs, u e1r-,eH+srx T'hev Bra man
whB ranl1 net drive u nH1
straight 8r arix ABx gf eeans1si..
They hEFe xaAlr srs srBaA TaHf
$ 1ht usA VII fr4srms arHansa
-hear tal3uw rssa FvHn III 4an4l
1hrv Hra na4 sElzliEl Ther'
hands 7rx11Eae 100 1u1tA ~ tia
revaAf 81 aEns and pnzr la1sr.
TfIa1 q sertaar S,f Fr-rErIzs.5
lEb9r IN C1srago has Fallen Enrp
ahe hHnds nf sDth nsen Is al
Tragedy. Why mnsf 1ha 3aears
cirazens af Americas mos1 re1.-
ressnrat1rf tzty wha earn 1lstir
daily bread hr preurB15arS essn-
nst4,sd with fhs hEzdizg trades
aElnw their mmSBr ergErSEststrss
tn he 5es+ruval under Their tEAss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23

KANSAS Issr. Han 2A-M haas !:
IA. ? red sl25a l-7s "a ,
hard 81 3567I57- lsu- NJ ?
white. SIC. Na- . yellow. 5saes
Na. 3 yelsew. 5Se- Oats ~ q
4gae. No. 2 naked. 81 ssie-
RvS- @fag-e BARLEY .sssa Orc
M4v unchanged tBn5ee alfalfa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23


The 3DeRl sTxran visIillfnAn K4
SunaHr evening proves thaf De
place Is immune when 1he ele-
anHnss are onct laost.a. Gr7f7-Se
has baas1ea for several dseRses
ot heing ror-na3o-Froai~ 1'u1 the
boast rnnsf be Withdrawn. While
this Tas the worst storm knpwn
ID The hasixrv Ell the tItE. il was
light compared with the TIRE Sall
eff either rabcss. And 1orrnnaaelT,
nr,f n fatality wrRs rerEraea. There
wAs nnrh property dH1aaps- s'ui
shs wounds VIII soar ne healed
and Gu4arie VIII co1-anne 70
mora nrrsrS with h,efiier y-gsg7-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23

FsEshssl. Mag % TInn1nns II
oShi'FHn etizur and EaiiIishHr nj 1ha
f5assssl News lIas dsEaisf TubaiEbad
f'zpEr'tk fliaEf he had wi11dr.nvr 4,as1r
the r'hss isr -bs Democratic nun1tnn-
Tam aT Eprti'lsHr. 3a artEt 1hs rans
fir Che sBwar house ns the 1arisas
nurs FROM ahH nDsrl1tr-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23

Wagon g-szA FL Oklahoma sETr
sald far The felioHans prices
Wheat No L. sa NJ p
Size Ma D, s9c.
Cora, SOS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
NnET 9fEAKuC IARIEN
ASs szaasaz3 s~rss isss~ @ras~r Sosis s zcs,Islyr
AaENEN MIN IN
s1--IE MR-aa VIM

scnB1innea 1ran Pagt ID
Hna his gl.nns Nrreeked S;hhn as sTs-
ea irgrrT I'm. ca'n1rsl gsustassor q:
the pasl Field observers sshves. vsss
auau1.ied 4A,s raar saa1. sustained n
frssiser arm.
aigusenIr- Paw Evra haG .a-c-
a. landlnc III Hasasaan. kan- wliea
vre, k~a his rlant l.iputtnan1 nv
ara WAS ns1 injured
Llgt1inf r -ts Piane
rs I.iansa1aErt 4 r SshahRrast-
headed his JlGne through ne Storm
-as i11c Hrnund Caldwell. Kan. 4 a,nl;
ns lightning crashed through xnr
" nr Enr sizzied IN the safgrir and
wires 4 hole was lest n he tEtrat
nn. The wing Cid nr cEtr.h -a-s
Lssutfrarf sshabarEer sIlG be Fair
a.hs 1ngrRH and inma ainit1F nnsed
d1wn. In aandirE. LhA plane v'as
aamEesf. alieuenEnt sl4iAiaazsar YVES
lnhn--.
Iaauianan 7 4 ssa-i.huuss dam
Aest his sA.4-ns II 3AnEns II l-Bre-
mount. 0a3E
Nalr z.AIniiisr. -l4sfa ranmEnd-
~ rs'1urnsa sp 1hs field aisur nuur
taGEy HH Dse1 wi1ii3en gasaarilsv
WIN 1Aausanant y e.
Davidson hui -rr l1up The s1prn nE|
MaLlinr1Eu Kln.. gnd bfnh were
4Ernel bRgsk
Squadron N Stutirns
me Euuanrun Was mahs ~ cs ST.
aslss xhp we're hntns rrnss-rount-g
wurF = n-susErgriHn ~ ErannatitIn
The gilEnes tha- Ea- EwlE rrun
aK-sy II the Rs1Frnntr came
tfEronE.h x1rhnu- rI-rsrulrv
Frs; news IT the 4aae III -iH F8ysrs
VINO 1Hr. M-Ici1sR Hsserrsr. came
idiaF whsl npnlmuiliauriur w'att Fsr--..
S1A WIS rHBaurad.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23

New Orleans, May 23-Cotton
closed steady at net advanec of
IA * 81 points Closing. Nav.
aDrs -gnIy. l9.9sr: Orfoher- 1850:
December. ls-4lc, January,
19z7c
Spos- quiet and unchanged !
rnsdilsng. 2Ac.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-23
FIRE DESTROYS a BLOCK
Or EysI~Ess sscusEs


Tsaska. KansRs. Mrr .g--sA HEsiI
a.rnat zr business hunfEnrs IN fha
zsr-ia 1pvn 60 E5par-. Is miles nm-h-
wssE n TEgsikz w,lF wiped nut nv
IRE aEsiir 1ptSr. TThs rs-s Etsrzst IN
TIM II : F1ata Esnersa msrrhurdiss
HAurs IN w.hidb il anrn1ef the rnss
rfssrs ~--
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a lannon's New Jersey gr'sFaisssi
sars wHe are caans lle have eesl
snm1ntr. Sc * mEr a,e wel i.a Jas
in couple If extra Palm Beach
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New York, Mar - ottun
CLOSED steady. ml6dAng 276ae-
Open high Low Lgoss
May 21.z5 27.5a z1N2 9197
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1lard George has kept Eursv.e
our of wsr fer q asulr time. aai 81
looks Like mare shan q care EnAn
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An n-nhhssh3t- wlfhaEi cnsn-
rrF. M RAkfneiE4F VII sasn be
dean q ths Dspaagna1Se fsaTss
The atf III dlrllsrnz1 who is agf
handicapped hT havinr a cfnr-
nv should be q pleasant tus in
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chalne, >a.srs good. far. 1ci
ce1nman, 6ts dwarf. 7c, xneamEn.
Saae rexnsnkz. she's
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Almost every nne has hstsn
rnHnsaonrd n0w ss q possible xT-
T,enezsl ser DeznEsser except
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South Africa 1Irsauunas aliDu4 saDn.
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New York. Mny Liberty
hElrgas E.ra,sss.E
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As reported Rsv G. r. Av@rv
New Orleans. unchanged sasa
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nd ling. Poe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-05
LEGAL.
Tribal Usage Oil Leases at
Public Auction March 2nd,
1922, by u. S. Government.


March ?, 1922, at pawhuska, oklahoma
shout $1,000 acres will be offered for Oh
leases In quarter section tracts, Bida will
be Tor bonus In addition 60 royalties a6%
payable on day OF Falet balance In three
annual installments with acceptable seour-
ity. Within Advertised area there are
about 1900 oil wells producing from two
barrels 10 one thousand barrels each. the
total daily production for November 1871,
being about 10 goo barrels also, there are
about 2i0 wells drilling All lands are
now leased separately for gas. plue print
maps OF area advertised showing tracts
offered together with tracts leased also
showing tracts producing OIL or gas can
be had fer nfty cents each, also logs Of
producing wells for twenty five cents each
we'll Write 4 s superintendent. Usage
Agency, Pawhuska, Oklahoma. Tor maps.
Logs or further Inflammation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-05
You Tell The World

10 make an important announcement
later that viii effect the automobile
business directly
-
THE NASH MOTOR company.
through local Manager Charles Nc
Daniels, announces n reduction on
all models ~ the Nash four-cyiinder
models to take effect AZ once. Tho
new prices AT the factory arc touring
s9S5, roadster s9G5. coupe S1,4s5,
sedan si.645, cab Sl,20b. These prices
are the lowest In the history Of the
Nash line.
-
MARRIAGE LGCENsEs: J. l..
Nelson, ~ and Wanda Nynoe Morri-
son, 20 of Tulsa. william A. Lam
caster. % and Jessie May Tnsswcll.
20 OF Tulsa: O. IL. Nelson 3b OF
PittHburg, Kan. and Frances l.
Hmith, IS ~ Tulsn Leonard Lane, 21
and Arizona Williams. Is OF Tulsa
-. -. Warren. 20 and Wiihemine
HnXonmeycr, 20 Of Kensna city. John
E Fitzgerald. 23 OF Tulsa and Anita
Long. - ot BiNby. Albert g. Smith,
33 and Gertrude / Lloyd - Of Kan
HaH city: Roy stoggH, II and Ger
trude Smith 90 Of Tulsa.
=
OWING TO THE Increase In buel-
ness, the Auto Spply company 2Oi
East Recond, has been forced 20 on
large its building and. will shortly
branch out into tha wholesale acces.
sory business. w w. Haynes presi
dent Of this company. reports buel-
ness ~ improving rapidly and the
outlook as being very bright.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-05
LIKE THE JAIL F AR {.
Treat Prisoners SO Wen They BEG to
Stay and Eat Sherlrrs Good
Provisions

HUNTSVILLE, Mo. Feb. A.
Prisoners In the county jail nj
Huntsville receive good treatment.
This is proved by the fact that two
prisoners recently rcloascd after
they had served their sentences went
back 20 JAN ana asked FOR quar-
ters for the winter
Last week released two prisUn-
ers from the county jail said sher-
fff John Milan. "Thoy had both
served their time. ono was white
man whose homo was IN Moberly.
The other, negro. claims Hunts
Vile ms his home.
'"rhe negro came back aud asked
n he could remain iu tho iDll the
rest OF the winter and then along
came the white man. who had
walked back from Moherly 10 beg 10
go TO Jail FOR several months"
Tho prisoners at the jail, who
number five recently went out on n
butchering trip with sheriff Milan.
with the promise that u they worked
hard all day he would Try and make
arrangements Cor n "chltlcn" feed
for them az night Tho prlaouerH,
all negroes. worked hard all day
and the sheriff gave them the chit
lens" at quitting time and tho
prisoners cooked them at night.
but I've got 10 quit that" said
Sheriff Milan. because M long ~
they can Get chitiens they are CON
tent 60 spend tho rest OF their lives
IN JAIN"
"Chltlens" are local negro deli
cncy concocted from hog ontrailH."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-05
DISCUSS CHARTER AMENDMENT
City Club Listens To lively Debates
ON Nonpurtisnn Question.

Members of the City club at thcir
weekly meeting at Hotel Tulsa sat
urday noon listened to lively dts
cushion Of the proposed nonpartisan
election amendment TO the city
charter. Mayor r. ID. Evans spoke
In favor of this amendment and OF
the proposed amendment, while ",
J, Lundy spoke against the election
amendment, but spoke favorably of
some OF the other proposals.
Judge James II. Diggs made only
slight comment on tho election
amendment, but censurcd tho may-r
and commissioners because they
failed to submit at the same time
the proposed city managerial charter
which was drafted by him ana his
associates.
Among those who took part in
Saturdays discussion were Charles
O'Connor, John Rogers. l.. l.. Hutch
inson and others sentiment was
about equally divided for and
against the proposed election amend
ment.