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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-06
Gin pr6Atiees wert.

Ser nele 8otidafter t'iir Berlin,
Serr aleronoer .. @ousbton, bat bei
ieiner Abreife nod Deutidlano elm
pradtiges &ort geiprnben. sd BIZ
de beute auf 0ie bunoertiabrige
Sreunoldaft, Sic amii6en Ben 5ei0en
Nationen beitanOen bot, uno nibt auf
Sic nenigen i6redlihen &riegsiabre,"
iagte er.
9us flingt perbeiBungspou fir Die
Satigfeit 0es re,len 8otidafters. Mus
oieien Borten ipridt ser @eii, ser
nod iutrner mieoer sic 80lfer rerfobnt
bat, einerlei, pie 1ebr &riege lie emit
5rpeit batten. Ser &rieg gegen 9eutid=
LAMB gebort Der @ergangenbeit an
uno mub pergelien meroen. SHE gro=
BEN golter baben gelege11tlib &rieg
eegen einan0er gefiibrt uno baben ii9
pieoer bertrage11. &riege iin6 feline
&erbreden, Die mar1 iid gegenleitig
nad)trdgt; &riege iin6 natiirli9e Or
ifeinnt1rgen I'M 2eben Der @olfer,
iino nottnen6ie, I'M Die 8elt Dor an=
gemeiner @%eriumpf1ng 5u betuabren.
Sic iino sic giienfur Der Meni9beit.
@epiB, gar5e Bolfer iino an oieier
Sur idon %51tgrln0e gegangen, aber
fr6ftigere &0lfer jin6 an ibre Ste1e
getreten un6 babe11 BEN &erluit mebr
aIs a,,sseglid,en. 8enn Elm &rieg
porbei lit, arbeitet man tpieber frieb=
lid un6 fueunoidaHlib neben unb nit
chamber, bergiBt bas, mas einrnal ge-
tre11,t bat, uno ildt, mas einigt. go
baben Die @olfer es imnter gebalten.
lr6 mir baben es in Der Bergongen,
belt 10 gebaIten ln6 tuer0en es IN I'M
ierem eigerte11 .SSntereife in Submit
10 baIten miiIien. 9as bot 8otfhafter
9o,gbto11 erfarr1t, 1t1tb tpern er feine
8erIiaer Eatiefeit bierrad einridtef,
1pirb er ieinem 2a1be einen uniddb=
boren Dienit ertpeiien,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-06

9E5EHfEEE -kI.5y1%TEGh
frager1 piie ul,liere o5taIHfiIdBell
8uno foullnrlniitifden Gr,en.nbbe thu s -5--
pb ridt bas g1,be Der &erridhaft oes
@apitalismlts beDoritebt. Mns Der
@eidibte miiier mir, BOB &rieg abn=
lihe eriftalnli6e 3eritoruneen ber-
beigefibrt bat 3#,
9e1lte, no Die Nntioner aneinanber
gebun6en iinb 6l1r6 8aroe Die mir
nidt breben f0innen, obne lie 81
ibapdden ober at totem, u1tb gen1ein-
ianer 2ebensq11en III iibren Drgnnerr
sflieBt; be,,te, no obne baB mir es.
tmiiien, sic g%ereinigten 5taaten pon
lguropa trob al1er Sin0erniiie, trob
@eroa6t unb SOB alg grgebnis elmer
ii9 entpideln6en 3tbiliiation idon
.bab geformt iin6; beute, mo nab aug
ge5ei@neter Mniiat, 1idt meiner Pin
iidt, aue @riege 8iirgerfriege iinb;
be1tte, 100 6os SdidinI Ser Waffen es
Mn, 6ab sic giieger ni6t gu unter=
ideiben iinb bon ben 8eiiegten ~
beute laBt uus gemeiniam uniere STU
men a1ifr6umen labt uns unlere ge=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-06

Eieio friebIih geriudt nid longer
lbas Experiment Der br1talen Mn6t,
oenn sic perniid)tet iienen, Der fe on.
lpenbet, ebenlo iider, tpie ben, gegen
Sen lie in Mntpenbung gebradt tpiro.
.Gran5oien trad]tet nidt nod elmer
9egemonie, bie BON MIN an 5n 2anoe
uno our see unmoglib lit! 8rdnr1t
nidt bon siiegen uno grobernngen.
Eradtet nidt nod Der geitimml1ng
oes groben gnglnnb, benin Die 1T nidt
neiioengpert. 2aBt uns MaBig1lrg
uiben, u1iere griiten5 bdangt oapo1 ab.
2a1Bt u11s Sic gffeftibitdrfe uaieres
Seeres berabieken. 2aBt uns Ole milf
tairiide Dienit5eit berffur5en. es 1T
ourdaus nottpenoig, 6ieie e1ormen
l1no 3tpedloien 911sgaben at fparerL
ssr ser angemeinen Nof Der Nationen
ifebt Granfreii9 bieleidt nod am gains
ifiglten ga. Wir Ieioe1 nidt 10 unter
Observation-Disclosures mie bic englt,
iden Mrbeiter Ieiben. Bern nriepe
&leinburger ungludlib iinb - lie ba<
ben nod Elm bisden bon ben groBer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-06
Kraftpeue Knnceebnite.

Ser &eidsberDano ser &beinldnoer
5peranjtultete nnter benz BoriiB 6es
&ei6sprGiioenten 20be eine fraftbone
1&ur6geBung gegen Die 8erpalihung
Der &beingaue.
@inig, obne 8arteiamiit miiBten Die
Mbeinlanoer arbeiten, 0amit eS balo
mieoer bieBe: Ser Hbein, 9enti9-
lan6's 5trom, ni6t Deutl6lono's
.@ren5e, 10 for0erte Ser goriiber1oe beg
8erban6es, Mbg. 81. &aufmann.
@ei6stagsabg. @ofmann Nlaomigsbo=
fen) 1diloerte Die 3uitdnbe Der Bfol5.
Observation-Disclosures Soumann
(R0ln) perji9erte fir oie rbeiniiden
Mrbeiter, lie piiroen ME nno nimr1er
bas 5flapenboH zines bo9gefomms-
men Mobofaten mer0en. &ei6Stagsabg.
:Dr. Mol6enba1,er CAB einen geidi9t=
liden &iidblif iber 6as nbrtanfe1o.
alte rana0ii1de nnredt gegen 3e1tld,
|lar6, 4an6tagsabg. 8a6em @oln) be-
tonte i'm be1onoeren 0ie 2ei6en oes
|gaarlan6es, &eidstagsabg. Roreu
manote iid NIT ieinem Mppen an oaS
Muslan1.
81 ser gefabten gnti6lieBung muir
Sc idarfer Esroteit gegen Die iesiger
8uitanoe erboben unb Die Befrein11e
SER Brioer u11o Ghtpeltern am Mbein
un6 an Ser Soar, insbeionoere bic gu
rud5iebang Ser farbieen Gron3ofen &c
forberf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-06
Keit, perlab.

Ser Senat bat 6en Bel6luB Der
Abriiltungsfonferen5, Sos als &riegs>
1nittel m1S3ufdulten, etn1timmig quit
gebeiBen. Sn5pi16en lit man in eng
Lamb i6on 5u oem @nti6lub gefom=
men, iib auf 6ieien Eeil Der @aibing=
toner Mbmadl1ngen 1i@t 81 b%erloiien.
Man lit nidt %uber5eugt, 6aB 6as Ser
bot augemeir anerfannt miro nn6 3D.
6urd b0lferre6tlide @ultigfeit erbalt,
unb nod tpeniger lit man iiber5eugt,
oaB DaS 8erbot, anb menn es ange=
mein anerfannt tpiirbe, inn &riegsfal=
Re gebalten merben tpir6e. Ran tpeib
seben in England on beiten, mie me-
mig 8ea9tung 6erartige Mmadrngen
ffinoen, menn 8olfer an bie gntidet=
Iorng Der Woffen oppeaieren.
Gon sen imternntionalen Mbma9<
1tnge1t nit b0lferre9tlider @iiltigteit
bat ni9t eiine ben lebten &rieg uber=
ltonoen, n1o gnglnnb 3uerit bat it9.
.uber olle biefe Mbmadungen bintpeg=
.geIebt. Dos miro es aud III 3ufunft
1mieoer tun. un6 bnfiir miro es feline
|Borbereitunsen t~reffer. anA be5ngli9
Der g%ertpen6nng bon giftigen @aien
Inn ndditen @riege. Die Sdparmer,
oie iia einbilben, tie f0innten Der Ser
merbung 6ieier @aie 6rrb Elm inter
natiionaIes Abfommen einen &iegel
|por}dieber, gib es nur in l1n1erem
|2anbe.. SSn anoeren 2dnbern oenft
man praftildfer. sSn Gnglano Dor al
lem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-06
Zinc 8stidait an dc
Sran3sicft.

Ser ereiie fron50iiide Didter an=
.atole Spanee fat 1ieje 8otidaft ge-
ljdrieben. Muotole 65rance miro bent
lnadit adt1tnoiieb5ig Sabre alt. als
Didter eenieBt er 8eltrubm dig
Mabner unb 8arner fin6et ct ,aud in
,Granfrei9 INNER mebr 8ea6tung.
Ser friegerifde geiit bat ben 8rieg
uberoa1ert, idreibt er in 6ieier BOT
Idaf an feline 2an6sleute. SSn 6ieiem
@ei1te fiibrt Der 5tnot ieine @eIdafte
nniere oiplomotifden Wetbooen ba>=|
ben lett bem Sabre 1918 feine Menoe<
r1rg erfabren. 9as @ebetmnis beg
Iuriten lit nod bel nnS. IS built I'M
lere austpdrtige Bolitif in 0ibtere
8olfen Elm als iemalS, Elm @egen=I
itano Der Gorge fir ben fragenoen
.@eiIt. glber Sic 3abl 6ieier @eilter TT
.iebr gering, bas 2an6 IN leitter Sc
Iammtbeit folgt miuig, mobin es ge=
fiibrt miro. Sin Barnnngen feblt es
n@on5tanniio
80 oroken 3eit1uoe11 modem es
hp,,tp n ME III ser 9eit, 100 ser
;seinh einen Sell unfereg @ebietes Be-
ipht hieIt - lie oefen aur1 Miniite-5
r;,,m ma hoIen 1id BORT Ne1iqfe ii
,,ntertnerfen lire Seiten ser Briifurm
0,,rh sic ;9euiur. gine in%teaifqe1n5loie|
!@om1ner lGRt sic @eaierurtg lire &c
tnonboIitif@ perfoloe11, obne Direftipe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-06
21tit t,i4te,,.

Gin ertidieoenes Nein aus Dem
Watnbe oes Mefdstnn5fers aIs Bort=
fubrer oes oetttfben' Bolfes ebtloet Die
Anttport ouf Die 6oroera1ng BET allier.
ten r@,tmadunesfomiifton, benz
beutiden 8olfe tpeitere ieb5ig DILL
Iioroen an Ste1tern a~uf5uerlegen uno
Dem Muiierten 6ie &ontrone iber
0euti9lanos 8inan5> uno Ste1ertpe=
fer ein5urdumen. l1nb mie 6as @abel
meIoet, geben bie Observation-Disclosures
oner Borteien, Die &ommuniiten aus
genommen, in l1t5meioeutiger 8eiie
5u erfennen, BOB Tie in bieler Srage
geidlolien binter bem &ei6Sfan5ler
lteben.
SSn b%eltimmteiter Weiie erfldrte Der
&ei9sfan5ler, oaB Die @ren5en Der
beutiden 3ablungsfabigfeit," tpelde
Die @runologe fir Die grfnanngspo-
Iitif biloete, erreidt lei. Sdarf mics
er oud Die Cumming elmer &ontrone
bes 6eltid}en Girran5tpeiers burh bic
Nuiierten 511riif. ~@egen oas >8rin-
zip elmer o11sIdnbiiben sJinan5fontrol-
lie fir 9eutfdIar1o erbebe mi na1nens
ser oe,,tlden 8eeierung ben adrfiitet
Broteit. @ie 1T ~ltlpereinbar nit Der
ebre unb benz S~elbitbeitimmungsredt
zines groBen 8oIfes unb cine 8erleB>
1tng finer Dberbobeitsredte," erfIdrte
Der @eidsfan5ler. &lar gab Or. Birb
gu berfteben, oaB es iid nidt Inn m.
Iebnung friiber eingesangerer, tper1rt
a1,d nod 70 idtperer 8erpfidtnneen
ba1ole,a foroern nm 3uriidtDeiiung
1telper Goroerllngen, beren @rfaQnrg
einfod 11rn10gIih lit.
8ie peroen ii9 bic 4liierten bier.
at nun ftelIen2 Berben fTte a11f tire
uniinnigen Jorberu1lgen per5idter,
ODER 1ueroen lie Die AHebnung NIT
fpeiteren Observation-Disclosures ear1ttpor
ten? sat MOI, INNER nod nidts ges
Iernt, ODER min man nidts Ier1e12
Soft fdeiutbas Iettere Der Sau. aon-
men bod bic Goroerunget nidt a1's
oers oIs cine ,1nperiddtnte 5erausfor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-06
.uisbtsnmbieer peri&lae,

Die Eenben3, sic gin5elitaaten mebr
uno n1ebr ibrer unabbangigteit al be-
ra1,ben uno Sic 8urbesregierung NIT
unaebeurer 5entraliiierter MaAt az
bethlehem, bat 5u Dielen Mnrui111get1
aefibrt, beiBt es in rsSii1es ano
gpents." Sic 8epegnng 1T IN bret
tenn Bioeripruhe NIT ben nebun9e11
Ser 8ergansenbeit uno itreh in ge=
fabrlider 8eiie nob einem 1%1nterorit=
denoen Smperialismus, Der getptB 1e-
Sen ein3elnen in ieinen gemobnlide1t
.orredten beriibren miro. Das aggrel=
Iip Nidtsmbigite 1T Ser 8orl9lag,o Die
gr5iebung our6 @rri6tung zines
qleidmdbigen Sdulbetriebes at TO-
oeraliiieren.
Wenn mir nns erinnern, NIT mte
menig 8e0enfen 0ie 8unoesregterung
in sic 8erfuliung eingriff nno Die
8reiie, ia, ielbit sic @eoanfen oeS
8olfes f%ontroaierte mdbreno bes
@rieges, 70 baben mir elm 8i1o 0apon,
ME tpeniq Beoenfer in Ser &eg1lier=
1ug ser 8ribot, uno @erneinoei@nlen
unter eir1em f0beraliltierten gr3teb=
ungSIp1tem obmalten miro. Die @tn=
murfe m11roen iung1t gut oargeltent
bon 9apio &inlep, bent Prd1ioerten
ser n~niberiitat bon Sainois, Dor Ell
ner 3ub0reribaft bon berporraeenoen
.gr8iebern. Seitoem bat an6 Dos Ge=
partement Of Superintenoence, oas eli
ne Mitgliebidaft bon 5000 Wannern
uno Brauen r%epraientiert, bic an Der
Spite bon stabt= uno 2anoi6nlen 1te.
ZEN, 1i6 gege1 sic 8un0esfontroue Der
Staots1ba1ler1 al1sgeiproden.
Die nere grflarung iagt, baB Der
5toat, Der iid nm 8unbesfontroue be.
mirbt NIT Ser Mbiidt, finan5ieae I'm.
teritut1rng bon Der Nationalregierr1na
gu erlanger1, gum Statls zines Serrt.
torrums oegra0irt neroen lolte. Die.
fer @tequngsmebiel a1tffeiten beg Sc.
parteme1t Of Snperintenbence be5iig:
lid ser Sterling-G -8orlose tpol
nidt Der eir5ige 5dlag, Der benz Rln:
ne fir Generalization Der gr5iebunQ
beriekt tp11roe. 8esebrere ein5elne 5pre:
der griffen bas gorbnben on, nno EN-
Stimmungstpedfel 5eigte fib BET pie:
len Delegaten CUR &onbention Der yta.
tionalen @r5iebungsgeieQf9at, ot;
bisber ser 5terling=&o lpners8 orlagf
lire Biaie,1ng perlieben bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-04-06
Die GRartpe@e.

Set Sen Eogen ser Npoitel tuur6e
sic gbartpodye beilig gebalten un6 NIT
.boben @bren gefeiert. MnS Worten>
melde meiitenteilS ben beiligen S6rif-
ten entnommen iinb, un6 aus entlpre=
6enoen linnfdutgen un0 iinnbilbliberl
&anolnngen, sic I'M 2mufe Der 3eit
5niammengefugt puroen, errtdtete bic
Stride einen geiitigen 8an, pelder II
leiner bormoniiden @lieoerung nno
5tpedmaBigem Mnor6nung 5u benz
59oniten nno @rgreifenoiten geb0rt,
mas Ser fatbolilde Gottesbienit beitbt.
gs banoeIt iiidh] I'M Elm Mitempfinben
nn6 MiterIeben bes @o6iten 1tt1b Sci
tighten, mas Die Collide Sffenba-
rl1rg entbd1t 11n6 Die Stride an gbri=
iti 5tenertno nit Dem IN iibrem edo
BE fortIebenoen gbriitus 5u1r Iebens-
ponen D~aritelung bringt.
Me1tBerli9 1T ser @ottes6ienit 70
gegIieoert, BOB Der Balmfonntag als
>bas groBartige Bortal, sic orei eritert
Sage Der @artpo1e aIs Sic m6idtttiige
gorballe, 6ie brei Iesten Sage berfeI-
BEN aIs bas gebeimnisreide &eiIigtlnr
6eg geiitigen Ser1peIbo1ts n1,su}ebet,
iino. Ser tri,mpbierenoe u11b bod 10
6emiitige Giin51tg III SeruiaIer1 a11tt
8almfonntage ion 11rs 1dd)6ridlib
.5ltm BetuuBtiein Brifgen, BOB 3eiu
Spferleioen u1tb 0pfertob 6ag@ebeim<
nis i%ouberdner 6reininigfeit utro b0in
iter, 11rtge5tpuneeniter, felbitloieiter
2iebe tit.
Nm mortag meroen Johann Der
Aa,ellgrrno an .Genjt1g sic Griidh
l1n6 am Mithpob Der gbaraffter See
2ei6ens Gbriiti beim @o~ttegoienit i'll
groBen aIIgeneinen 2tllien propbetiid
uno Bitoriid angeoeutet uno tpie aus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-30
ORIENT ROAD WILL
NOT Be "JUNkED'
Receivers For the Defunct Road
Expect To Get . Hearing
From Rail Labor
Board

Chicago. Juno %. Tho Kansas
City. Mexico n orient railroad will mo-,
suspend operations July =. WI r..
Ksmper, receiver for the road. an
nounced Thursday afternoon The rs-
ceiyer plans 70 renew HIS f,stition 10
the railroad labor board and hopes 10
obtain a hearing next week. he said,
Some time ago the road was denied
authority 10 put into effect lower
wage scales and rs situation became
40 serious that the Interstate com
merca commission has called con
ference " southwestern governors 20
consider the situation with the com
mission the announcement from
Washington stating that there was
danger or the road would have 10 sar-
pend operations after July 1. THIS
governors Of Oklahoma. Kansas and
Texas were asked 10 attend this meet
Ing.
4 Mr.. Kempsr conferred this after
noon with Ben W. aIoopsr. chairman
of the labor board. aud aftsrward
made his announcement that the road
would not suspend on that date.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-30
WILSON TELLS OF VALUE
Of SCHOOL LANDS
--------~-----
Proceeds From Sales Apportion.
ed To Counties Greater Than
County's Share Of
State Taxes

Sulphur June 80 --(special) Pro
teeds from stale school lands ~
Oklahoma divided up among counties
OF the stale annually return to prac
tically every county more money for
the support OF public schools than
the county sends In TO the state for
maintaining state government. Il. II
Wilson, state superintendent Of
schools. told a big crowd assembled
in central park here lsst night.
T0al value Of school lands and
school funds in Oklahoma nov is b.
tween $45.o0o.ooo snd s5o.ooO,Ooo
Wilson asserted. aud mthin tae last
twelve years thousands or schoo.
land leases have been enabled to buy
their own homes through the com
missions loans at five percent 10 the
farmers. Eighteen million dollars ii
nc~ being used by farmers under the
loan plan ne sl,d.
| Mr.. Wilson came here from
Wyneewood and Davis AMI Sasur-
day viii complete speaking tour
which has covered IS counties.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-30
FIGHT W[Ev|L NOW OR
LOSE COTTON CROP
Intensive Cultivation Necessary
To Combat Menace, Heat Il
Deadly Enemy Of
Pest

Inte@slye and continuous cultlya.
tion, keeping fiesds clear OF wesds
maintaining thorough dus, mnich
IL hold the moisture, and the rulser-
igation " ciods, are recommended by
(. y. sanborn. entomoIogis, o. on /.
lahoma A, and "a college. for the
eradication OF tho bolE wsevIi. nc.
.ording 10 J, s, wiley. county agent
iIeax Is one OF the deaalIsst ene-
niles OF ihs wcovll. sanborn says,
ana fallen squares shoud BE- covered
UP and cIois ps1ser,zet In order
not TO ieays place Tor the lnsc-
20 escape tile heat II often reAchey
1870 In dust mulch and this h0as Ii
fataa
Sanborn warns tho fafmsrs against
means OF controlling tho woeyil
which necnssitates the expanding %
money, such az applications Of pol
son and crude oil and the usa III
mechanlcal devices. whlah would
Farm the crop as much as benefit IN
controlling the weeyil
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-30
fOuR ARE KILLED Nv
TRAIN NEAR CllICkAsilA

I chIckashs. Okla. June 3o.-~Fsas
persons two men and two women
were killed Instantly, SEVEN mliss
north os here today. when the south
bound Rock Island passenger train
struck their automobile a. . crossing.
One OF the man Il believed 70 w v.
N. Porter of Daiias. Tssas, and one
Of the women 10 thought 70 be hIs
wife,
On an identiflcssIon card found IN
porssr's pocket wss the Addrsss ia
crlssIer street. Dallas. Tssss." ard =
marriage Ilesnse found In Grip bors
the name os Porter and Mlss Pear
spesre. also Of the forsuoIno address
Ths license showed that the two had
been married In Oklahoma CITY June
2bth.
: No marks cf identification were
found on the other two victims.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-30
'sCARDEN HAS CLOSE
CALL FOR LIFE
Fast Passenger Train Hits New
Wills-Saint Claire Car Last
Night, Reducing 1t TO
Scrap Iron

James Scarden. proprietor cs the
lcne hceti recently acquired very
pretty. $1,000 WA lsatnte cl''e
;-passenger automobile and be anne
agent tor the car In Guthrie lie
was proud OF his new. shiny speed
ster and. while rather unfamiliar
with the car and It's mechanism. no
manager 10 keep it from climbing
telegraph poles and WAS just begin
ming to enjoy his treasure when he
lest Il.
II happened last night at 7.35 at
the Santa Fe crossing at the .oot OF
Oklahoma avenue. He tried 10 beat
ircoming passenger train No. is
across tho track and was picked up
and carried ninety feet. The front
part of tho car was not damaged aud
the motor Is intact. but the rear end.
where the engine stru.k Il fairly. is
a mass OF twisted and broken wood
and meal. Tho damage Is estimated
to bo $4,000. The car Ii in the Taxl-
man garage and :, sorry sight.
1t appears from reports OF eye
tcontinusd on Page ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-30
USBudget
Shows
Deficit

Washington, Juns S0--The
government balanced It's budget
for the fiscal year ending today.
To achieve this result. II was
described by Under Secretary of
the Treasury Gilbert ~ no mean
accomplishment, but for the fiscal
year 1923 opening tomorrow, he
declared the prospects ARE not
good" with a budget deficit estl'
mated as high as $4S5 .O00, 900.
Final treasury reports for the
closing fiscal year will not be
available for a day or two but
Mr.. Gilbert declared that cx.
penditures would be less than
81, ,900. .000,O0 or 1900, 600. 900 less
than was estimated as necessary
by the spending departments AZ
the outset of the year. and that
there would be a small surplus
Of receipts.
THAT this has been aceomp.
lished,' = he said. in the face of
1.-THE unfavorable prospects At the
beginning Of the year is due 10
the unremitting efforts OF the
government departments and
establishments under the firm
leadership Of the President 70
reduce current expenditures to
the utmost. "
As to the coming year the
nnder-secretary pointed 10 the
possibility of a deficit greater
than already estimated as, he con-
tended, appropriations for next
year have not yet been passed
by Congress However, he main
tained, the government owes it
to itself and the rest Of the
world to keep its finances clean
and balance Its budget for 1929
as in the three previous years and
fConflnstay IN Isava Al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-30
Rail1vay
Strike
Aperted?

Chicago, June 30.--Assurance
that both the railroads and their
employees will abide by the Law
and the orders Of the United
States railroad labor board was
the basis on which the federal
body pinned its hopes Of thror-
thing the threatened rail strike
today.
From authoritative sources, II
was learned today that practical.
ly all of the railroads which havc
been contracting railroad work
10 outside firms. practice de
clared in violation Of the law
and the boards orders, would
enter the official investigation BY
the boar dtoday. ready TO an
nounce compliance with the
boards rulings.
While there was no announce
ment that the % roads which
have farmed out work to outside
contractors would announce dis
continuance Of the practice as q
body, every effort was TO be
made by the board to bring the
recakitrant roads in line. Defi-
mite assurance that the roads
would henceforth obey the
boards mandates wonld place
every issue over which the six
shop unions threaten strike
tomorrow, in the hands or the
board.
Railway executives looked upon
the union strike over the $50,
100000 pay >cut, due tomorrow
and the modification OF rules
affecting overtime pay as a mat.
ter strictly between the unions
and the board. Abolition of con
tracing. INDUCED in by % roads,
according to the board * records,
would remove the third griev-
ance over which the 100000
shopmen east their strike ballots
1.-THE new scale Of wages will
not make contracting especially
profitable. after tomorrow, one
executive sal dtoday. "The new
wages are so near the contrae-
tors wages that the roads, 1
think. will all b. willing to can.
Gel their contracts entirely, an
action which would remove them
beyond question from the charge
Of violation Of labor board or
ders."
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understood that The Anti.Saloon
league and drys OF the state win
loppese LaFollette Governor Blaine.
II was said, BY pardoning recently.
several men convicted of hootIeg9in9,
and through endorsement by the
CamelS, said 70 b. d national wet
organization, has lost the support of
the Anti-Saloon league aud drys Of
the state. Attorney General Morgan
who sill run against Governor Blaine
on the Republican ticket Is favored
hy the dry organization, reports here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-30
WET AND DRY ELECTION IN WISCONSIN

Milwaukee, Wis, June 30.--Indica-
tions are that prohibitionists Of Wis.
consin will at the coming primaries
divide their votes between candidates
OF the different parties who favor
law enforcement, while the vets il Is
indicated will support candidates
either on the progressive Republican.
LaFollette ticket, whose platform
makes no mention beaing on the
liquor question, or the Socialist ticket
whose platform favors light wine and
beer, and q possible candidate on the
Democratic ticket yet 10 be named
who will favor an amendment 10 the
volstead Act, providing for ths ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-30
MORE STRIKE TROUBLE
BREAKS OUT IN EAST
Police Take Charge In Penn
sylvania Mine Situation
Following Night Of
Rioting

runkausawnas IA. June 10 a
detail of the state polite arrived hrse
today to take over tha coal strtAr
situation after a night of disorder "
ihe mining district around runksui I
awney Marching Usn. estimated ny
the authorities q number 'uils so"'
destroyed scale house and HcaisN.
wrecked car ot coal. AMI cat shs
tires from another truck The march
was finally brokcn ur BY tho iroo;t
efa who rode through the cruAd
Thssa were no caanaittoas
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John j. Blaine LaIsollette Republic
can, will not have the support Of The
Wisconsin Anti-Saloon league, nor
viii Senator LaT'ollettc receive itS
support, according 10 reports from
the superintendent office OF the
league. IL was cited that nj the
recent conference or the Socialist
party here, Senator LaF'n;lette was
favorsd lty majority OF the dele
gates, and ax the conference voted in
favor Of an amendment to the Vol.
stead Act and gave over forty per
cent Of its platform 10 the favoring
of Light wines and beer Il Is generally
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-30
Women Take Flapper
into Woods and
Give Her Beating

Pcnca City, June 30.--~Accofdino
TO delayed report reaching hers
today, four women believed to be
from near Ponea City, called ~ the
farm house Of Mrs. Ramsey near
Red Rock, drove with her TO near.
by woods, tied her to a tree and sd.
ministered severe whipping. They
then warned her concerning her a..
legged conduct with married men
and left her tIcd to the trse. She
later succeeded In releasing her.
self.