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The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1922-03-09
new Department FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB
Four Divisions Organized for Special
Work Under Special Assistant
Superintendents-E In
structors Secured.
PREPARED BY de AsrsculsuE'

Extension division people Of Uni
versity Farm have been notified by
Thomas H. Garfield, secretary and
general manager of the Minnesota
State Fair, that the board Of COVER.
nors of the State Agricultural society
has made a new and special depart
ment for boys and girls club work
for the Fair this year. j. L. Mitchell
has been appointed supervisor, and
T. A. Erickson, superintendent, OF this
department. It is likely the Juniors
and their exhibits will be housed in
a building by themselves. The board
has the matter under consideration
and is expected to take favorable &C
ton.
The new department will be divided
into four divisions with an assistant
superintendent in charge Of each. Mrs.
Margaret Baker will have charge OF
the division of home economics, in
Guiding demonstration work in sew
ing, canning, bread making, etc.; r.
H. Giberson will have charge Of the
division of livestock club exhibits and
demonstrations A. J. Kittleson will be
in charge Of the division of county
club exhibits and demonstrations;
Miss Genevieve Burgan will be In
charge of boys and girls club camps.
: Mr.. Erickson, state leader of the
juniors and superintendent of the new
department., believes the Fair board
has taken an important step forward
in that it will be possible to take care
of ju.ior club work at the Fair in a
more efficient manner than ever be-
fore.
The story of the purpose, organiza'
ton and results of boys and girls club
work is being flashed on the screen In
various Minnesota towns. Five copies
of the film, which was made under
the auspices of the agricultural OK
tension service of the State Univer-
sity and the Union Stock Yards COM
pany of South st. Paul, have been
prepared, and there is prospect that
hundreds of bookings for the picture
will be made over the state.
= The film Is entitled partners"
meaning the partnership which is gen.
orally developed by club work be-
tween the juniors and their fathers.
The scenes portray the life story of
boys and girls livestock clubs, the
work of the county farm bureau and
its agents, county fair and South st.
Paul activities, including the award
of prizes, auction, banquet, etc.
! r. w. Peck, director of agricu1-
tural extension for the University,
says: "This fine story makes strong
appeal. to those who are at all inter
ested in the development of boys and
girls into our future farmers. We
heartily recommend it as an educa-
tional aid in furthering Junior club
work" T. A. Erickson, the state club
leader, says: 1T Is by far the best
rural life film I have ever seen and
1t should be shown in every COM
munity."
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1922-03-09

W. n. " Minneapolis, No. s--1e22.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1922-03-09

land or other property or collateral
equal to twice the value of the cur
rency issued would not be good
money. And he ends by asking why
such money would not be good money,
If in the opinion of the banker ques-
toned it is not. ......~. .. +. = e. -
BOLD CHALLENGE.
The QUESTIONABLE of course is a bold
and open challenge to the gold stand
ard and the present banking system:
So that, however many sdiscredited
agitators one may want to believe are
back of this plan, one must admit that
the "heresy" has support in high quar-
ters. - =. ~-.- ~ 49,.
To forward the Ladd bill, the ma
tional Honest Money association" has
been formed and established its head
quarters at Washington, D. c., postof-
fee box 1911. ~ -: -. - -
Already numerous state branches
have been. established. It is from
these sources, as well as from Ford,
Edison and individuals throughout the
country that members of congress are
beginning to hear. II. ! ~ :'.-3 i
Many observers believe that the
money question will be leading issue
this year in politics.. The Omitted
Farmers National Bloc" organized at
Chicago recently by farmer represen'
tatives from a couple of dozen states,
largely in Illinois, Michigan, Indiana
and neighboring states, but with dele
gates also from east and further west,
made the establishment of q govern
ment credit system on the Ladd plan,
and the resumption of the government
issue of currency, in place of letting
banks issue it, one of it's chief planks.
Nonpartisan league farmers are also
turning to this issue. In fact, Senator
Ladd was elected with, the indorse-
ment of the League farmers in North
Dakota. 100 III. 5:,rz.. =,
It is going to be a live issue, all
right. -. =, - ~, -.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1922-03-09
ISSUE CURRENCY.

~ An important feature of the bill is
the provision for the issuance Of cur
rency. Besides having the postal say.
ings deposits to loan, the government
would issue it's own currency to bors
rowers, such currency being backed
by property or collateral put up by the
borrowers for their loans. This would
be in place Of the gold backing our
currency is now supposed to have, but
which Senator. Ladd says is largely a
fiction. There is now only a small
percentage, Of actual gold to back up
our currency, while under the new
plan it would be secured by land, col
lateral and property Of twice the value
of the currency. This, Ladd claims,
is a safer and better currency than the
present gold backed money. H.
II one thinks this plan Is the dream
OF some discredited agitators or hair
Drained reformers, Senator Ladd re-
fers him to recent statements of
Henry Ford and Thomas "A. Edison,
neither Of whom, he points out, can be
said to wear bristly whiskers and car
~ bombs a la Bolshevik. 49,.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1922-03-09
SERIOUS MOVE TO UNDERMINE r.
FINANCIAL SYSTEM OF nation
OUR WASHINGTON Letter.

ord and Edison Propose to Abolish "God
and Congressman Getting Nervous Over New Agitation That
Seems to Have Support In High Quaers-woud Virtually Put
Private Banks Out Of Business-senato Ladd Of North Da
koa Introduces Bill to Garry Out PIa-Wat his Bill Provides
and the ORGANIZATIONS That Are Pushing It. II
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1922-03-09
STABILIZE PRICES.


Z Another feature Of the Ladd bill
should be considered. For years many
substantial economists who are not So.
ciaIists or Communists by any stretch
of the imagination, have advocated
regulation of the amount of money in
circulation in accordance with price
tendencies. Professor Irving Fisher-of
Yale has been one OF the leaders in urg-
ing this reform. It is maintained that
money is commodity like anything
else. BY issuing more money, or by
withdrawing some from circulation, as
the need may be, they say you can
control the value Of money and there
fore prices. that is, stabilize prices,
The government simply contracts or
expands the currency to keep prices
steady, avoiding the alternating eras
OF extremely high and extremely low
prices, and their disjointing Of the
economic system. s. {. $500 Az.
Ladd has Incorporated a plan to do
this In his BILL He simply proposes
that competent board, affiliate with
the government loan bureau, keep
statistics on prices on commod ities
and necessities Of life, and work out
index figures for stated periods
showing whether prices are going too
high or getting too low. The govern
ment will then expand or contract the
currency to correspond to these ten
denotes, keeping prices stabilized
where 1t Is desired to keep them
stabilized. .s s.
It will do no good for bankers and
others, who believe that any change
from the present system would be IA
tai, to ignore this new Issue. The mat
ter has gone too far to he brushed
aside with the statement that 1t is the
usual radical agitation Of Disseminated
trouble The defenders Of the
present system may have all the facts
and arguments on their side, but Il so
they will have to use them IL they are
going to head OF this new move. The
matter has gone too far, and has sup
port in too high quarters, to be sue
cessfully ignored or belittled. Some Of
the members OF congress representing
the banking and financial interests are.
aware Of the seriousness Of the agita-
ton, and are frankly telling their
banker friends that they must get
busy with counter propaganda.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-11-02
DELINQUENT TAX LIST 192
TAXES

Continued from another page)
Description Sec.-Tp.-Rg. Tax
Eh NEa & NEh SEA
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-11-02

Description Sec. .-Tp.-Rg.
Lot Z Ell SWa & SWA
SEA 6-3-27 ....................
Lots 3-4-5-6 q SEA NW1
, GQOT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-09
CIVIL WAR VETERANS
DECIDE TO MEET HERE
Annual Encsmpmont q. A. X
and Spanish War Men To
Re Held Al Temple
In May

The deeaflm,ul enca.a, mont " a. I
Grand Army OF the newhlc aai
Sraulah war veterans will he held ia
Guthrie on Nay y ro ana u
The eommtscc having ia ,harse
the selection 81 mostins place mei
yesterday evening Dolonel jacob
Ambcrs department commander no
tfied The sdor today ~ ihe com.
m.ticc's sholer
The mectings vii he held la the
Masonic temple Instead 81 che of sh'
city farks. a. has heen the oissom
hl,horgo Tho Grand Army boys are
KsoWing feeble and oui door srss ons
are not fellshed
Il Is expected that about loo Wal
attend the enoampmcot Tenn. ie 81
felala have tho'd the temple AZ tae
dlspo,al Of The veterans 'or the ou.
campment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-09
THIEVES ARE AGAIN
BUSY IN CITY
McWethy Gun Shop Looted Last
Night; Many Hen Houses
We're Visited Also; No
Clue Yet

Thieves entered the Ncwcthy gin
shop s-me time las, night. stole =.
nnniter of rcsolsers AMI gums anl
two iarss. almost new bicycles.
While the police ard the sheriff. s
Office are working on the afc today.
no clue has yet been found. II Is the
oy.ni-n of the offeeers that tns
thieves are the same ones who aayc
been stealing chickens and r1bblns
- nsries OF late.
Mrs. Anna Dodds. 200. wes, Logan
avenue reported the sosr ~ TX IA.
hens last night pd Simon Bender.
roe4 West Nsnsur had his hen houss
cleaned out losing q chickens. Mrs.
Roy Porter. living at reel West
Cleveland lost O. fat heas Tuesday
night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-09
Hepburn, Former
Guthrie Attorney
Fays a Judge

osmslese. Fss, s.-rhs SUPERIOR
eovr, grand lao srapsnslsd sor shs
purpose of insessiestlne psswsr.ly
the affairs q the ocfuaet BANK ot
Commerce. ~as siseAaraed b. Jscas
chesssephsr thls morning
The srsno iufs ~as discharges %
demvrrer 70 the indictments
against O. Nersrne and ". l.
sullins, Asnryesia election cfflcses
Following ths announcement -
Judge Christopher. County Astorrsy
James ssephorn. mounted the benea
and eissery attacked shs action o
the court
with hls flnoer folnsea at Christ.
opher ss ne returned % the eousi
room Mr.. hereurn shcuted.
Never asan ~ i,eA1 for
grand jury n your court rhs
county etsorney shouted al the ,op
of hls voice shas is ha 80 Mon. sn-
aetlen ef the court ~ss probably ~
splred BY state ofnc,als.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-09
Ethics Cut No
Figure With
This Just Judge

Arsmore. FEB. s.-~rhare -
nothlna IN the law that reeogrifss
TIE ethics of the medical profes
sion.. ard. while ~e can personally
appreciate your feelings IN the mat.
,er. ! must Instruct yeu that ths
ethics % yevr profession Or any
other profession does not matter
one iota 70 the court"
rhs was the ruling hancec Down
es Judge olahelc when Or. c. a.
Jehnson o. Wilson soosh, 10 be e..
easea on the ground tina, Il ~as no.
according 10 ttoyle." AZ the trial o.
Buck Garrett suspensed sheriff.
this nsornlne
However. when the doctor 5sa
break loose. ne testified tina, ons
could 90 into oiliaro and get any
thing one wsnsed--l.quor. women.
a crap game and the ike" with
out being disturbed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-09
Acrarssgs. PRODUCERS
ANo DIRECTORS TO nG
terNRaoQAVgo

taa Ananlc. Frh Tho camera
Of thc dlsiriet attorneys offles wsa
turned toward Hollywood % lmlrint
aii tho Information thar tsa ~ 90
ialned from the noted addresses pfu-
iucsra directors aad others IL order
90 find a solution - tha mYstefy n
the alaylng week aEo aat alsht q
wnllam Desmond Taylor. noted a.
resfor
piatr,rt Attorney Thomas -
woolnc. Il Was ANNOUNCED turned tbs
trial % Nadai,nna otegshala over %
hl. chief dcfuiy and defoled ~. Al
irnison - the motion pielnro solous.
complex anslra ~ acts that occuf
rcd since the klll'nR. wh,sh lnsssiNa-
tors aay glve strong Indications that
,ha shooting itself ~erp placed under
rNhauaed scrutiny lntnas lack -
letters written ~ Mabel Sarmant.
the laat person hnown 10 th4 police -
have bcou wlth Taylof This packet
waa f,und late YenterdAY AZ me ragA
lor h0in, IN q boot IN aseoad sioiy
closet 4i
According ,e Mabel Nofmand. faS
los hepi these letters IA q drawer y
hia desk On the Loser floor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-09
TWO WOMEN CHARGE
CRUEL TREATMENT
Georgia M. Wolf and Sadie
Garrett Tire Of Marital Trials
and Ask Relief From
Court

Georgia y Wolf has assin sues
nor husband, lamea p Wolf Gar a
sorcs and ain ny The coupe we're
first married % 1919 and l.sad a.
gcther until igso when tn vile 80,
for divorce AM was granted decreA
and personal judgement allmony la
tho sum of 3, ooo on Iaiy t 1854
"A reconciliation Was Effected through
the ad of frends Thoy Werc rema'
ficd IN 1871 ln her ottlon the uiie
now states thai shorily after the s,.
ond margiasc her husband began 10
imrofinne hor to releass her JUGS
meat, and when shs fefaacd ne again
treated her onelly and heapcd ahus.
upon her
The couTio have tWo children hy
the first marriage ard the wifs asks
the cour, 60 give hrl ousfo of thrm
and also pays f,r Temporary aiimons
AMI attorney fees
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-09

al LlndsbgrE. Kan. is At f'hls
hona ciy. singinx the Messiah.
primarily for the benefit of stats
school teachers This a thn flfs'
time he fall choir every lsf. ~ home
town. Robert sohlberg OF tais
city. has sung With the lindsburs
choir several times Fourteen Pull
man care we're used 70 convey tho
choir to oklahoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-09
COMl[s, H|GH n|T[MAM,
T0PAr VISIT TO CITY
Supreme Commander In Cam.
paign To Suppress Ignorance;
Banquet and Reception
At Temple

Hen ioAu u Coeies, sy. SosereiEa
Grand coma.nuder n the Suprcpe
Council. Ansicut ani Accepted Sco Z
tlsh Rite Masons. viii pay an oifi-
clal visit 70 the Guthrie eonslssors
On next Taesdal evening
Mr. Co~,~s holds tho hlghcss Of
flee ia the gift Of the SCOTTISH Rite.
lie is makins qiixglmagc of the
sou.Lern jurisdiction 20 personally
aropfe scottish Rite Mssons 20 the
dufy they owe humanity kecasnia
ms the menace u ignorance the Su-
IRENE Council is conducting . cam
palsn for ~ extipstlon, and ar
CoWles is carrying the eounolimanlc
MESSAGE . the Rite
The disiinguished guest viii be
rendered a reception and banquet at
the Temple on Tuesday evening The
banquet wii be served a. s.so
O'Clock Secretary Dcir. of The Con
slstory. Is sending special announce.
ment 20 every honorary member n
the Supreme Council and 10 every
knight Commander ~ the Court oi
Honor under The hope that Il viii
be possible FOR them 60 be present
and AID IN Wclcomlne our illustrloua
guest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-09
BOARD TO ESPENO
BOND MONEY WISELY
Election To Vote 5000 Bonds
For School Purposes To Be
Held on Tuesday,
February 81

Election 70 vote on an issue 81
londs tor school improvements viii
De held Tuesday February - The
proclamation ~ the p.a,or. cailing
tho election is printed elsewhere in
The Leader
D, IS the desire or the city hoani
% cduea ion TO have uaori. swift
campaign. That school patrons and
taxpayers IN general are fully cog
nlfant OF the necl of larger school
facilities. "a unquesiloned. For
more than three years the subject
OF ncN High school halldine for
The ily haa been uprerm,sl n has
been talked and discussed in scofcs
Of board meoiinss a. me Chamber
Of Commerce. some churches and all
the civic clubs and 5oeieiies. not To-
overlook the city federation.
The ti1c Tor action is At hand
An issue Of $4,000 IN five no.
cent tonds - asked hy the city
board or education FOR the purpose
Of acquiring a site aud building and
equipping IIigh schpol. $4,000 Or
he sam asked il 70 be expended IN
rep.enishing and rc-cquipping the
present ward school buildings.
The ballots viii read.
For the proposition.
Against the proposition
All rel tape Is eliminates and
there Is no neei for the fot r
70 become confused Ia the astlng
of his ballot.
The officials OF the elec ion arc
set out in the proclamation Voter
In contiguous Districts viii note st
the Banner school building
lnasmach as there has been 50
much agitation with reference q Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-09
BUSINESS or RoaHlNo
sroREs pRorirfBtu ron TIME

SPOKANE. Nn reb Tho tusi
hess Of rohhlag stores was So prot
table that cafi ssrrcnson AMI tAa
othcr youthA purchased an sutomc
bio 10 assist thom In their ofcra
tiena. according "a = statement 90 the
rollc, hy soffeuson follow NJ "a, ,r
unrest u e. ehafge nf hurgnsN -.
llro lay thrfs toialins oscf $1,000 a.
THE trio ~orrcnsun. student at =
leNl hlgh school VAS arrested yes
rcfday and the other two boss Were
iakrn into cuaiody by police az Great
rails. Mont
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-09
CITY POLL AND DOC FUNDS
SHOW HEAVY INCREASE
Occupation Taxes Also Noun.
Higher. Records Of Last
Year outdone According
To Clerks Report

Ap.sesiahlo seins Ia several tanda
of the elty this ysaf over act isas
arc noted by the rucords % cos
clcrk Andsrsoa
The pol tax tand the dos ,aA ani
sho occupation taN tii@ afo PAT
tlcnlarl, hectic ~l,h dough
The ,sy fiscal year la hoW jaii
llrrt 10 July first Last year 'h1
sum of ssas 90 waa collected 10 poll
IA 30 "a . this Year sl.aes has
beon collected All li la likclY 500
mono will be- added 20 ,he fund he
fore Iuiy T.
Ia tho dos tlx compartments ftst
vas eolv ted laat year Thus iAf
tbla yrsr tess has beon received ~
the clly olsrh Much opmp'aiut u
heard on the SO taA fDr female i"ea
aud g. Tor males. Il a llkoly ,hia
license vil be modified, nakins me
TAX, f~f ~ tNd -
In occupation tasea the city col.
leelod tr9e 10 last year aud iiass ~
90 Gar this ycu, an Increase a.
titpsa over last year with s.sorsl
months to un The occupation tAk
j. usually paid quarterly and is col.
leciel from theatres. pool halls.
draya. Iilnsls peddlsra. sholo.a'e
oll. hla pos crs. aucslousefa. pawn.
brokers. a,eneers and hcuae.tot
house inr men
city c.ufk Anderson eaa ashe !
D. Leader reporter what proper.
ton of the so,inw population mad 9
up The poa tax no said The num
ber would approximate nearly twelve
hundred AZ, limii men and pavlns
iaapayers are not asneanei ppll iat
so collectors are mnluialnea hy
the cify 10 gather thesc taxes tne
collections being made hy Andefso1
who sends uui i series ~ notices
once = y,ar u Williamson. Ia
behalf ~ the city. makes the ioal4fa
goitlng poi tax aud canine statistics
These are recorded The dos dsta
50 q pessioy and D,o. fliy poani
men. who make the collection
wacn the dog taA ls no, paid after
certain tlac the DOES are captured
and Killed
Last fan isp dogs we're pui ~
death Ia the city aox pound Records
show that u cnsea Tor tyo hundred
dogs vcro paid lasi year Jsdglns
from tao howls Ia north and south
Guthrie li T. quite evident many
dogs we're overlooked The canine
population of Guthrie was certainly
moro han $50 last year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-09
CITY SCHOOL TEACHERS
At STATE CONVENTION

city schools recessed today for the
rest Of the week and sixty-six teach
ers. Mrs Addle Lee Lowiher secre-
'ary OF the board OF educatlon. M
Arthur Dibbeas member OF the schcol
board and IA n Dosd also a member
- the school board. left the city lha
afternoon for Oklahoma City who.e
they viii hear the "Messah~ this
evenins aad viii attend the state con.
vcni.on or school teachers Friday ana
Saturday
Afs bibheus' Mrs. toWther anu
Mr Odd are members ol the stase
teachers association.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-09
TWO CONFESS TO
SHOOTING AND ROBBERY

salt Lake City Feb Angelina
N"easter. le. maid in tho home of
G. A. Faus. wholesale druggist who
was fatally shot by one of two in-
ruoers las, nirh. today confessed
sue had planned TIE robbery of the
home In which she nas employed
ana implicated G. l.. Brighton. local
street car conductor Brighton was
taken into custody and he too. con
'essed participation In the attempted
ROBBERY. but denied that he had fired
The shot that killed Faus.
Rewards agsregating ss5oo have
been offered FOR the arrest aud con
victim of the murderer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-09
Confined o. Page ~
ne BOUGHT A MONEY
MAKING MACHINE WITH
LiFE's SAVINGS

Chicago. Feb 9-Tony Domaralski
gunchased money making ma.
chine. he told tho police, from stanlsy
Nosakowsks. with hisl lie sav'nar
5000. The machine. which Nows-
towski said had been stolen .Irvm :
United States mint. when he sold H.
turaed out two crisp 81 bills and thea
stopped. Domagalski took il apart.
and discovered II consisted Of box.
two wooden rollers and crank. AMI
then reported the occurrence TO the
police.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-09
SEtItCHI.IGiITS PLAY
PART IN STRIKE FIGHT

Norkville. Pa. Feb s-.'iye ? power
nil seaf,S..sa mounted on water
towers and other high narts q the
Norkv,ilo plant Of the Wheelins
steel corporation swept the hills on
each side OF the Ohio river all last
night They also scar he'd every
road ieading into the village for
possible gathefings OF min workers
who have been on strike since last
July The night passed quietly
asier the excitement n yesterday.
when one STRIKER was killed and
symp thizer was Wounded by shoot
iny from within the MILL.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-09
NOLAN 70 NEW ASSISTANT
CAMU WARDEN

= n Noian. lur o'esen s.prr con
neetcd with the state cooperation
commission. hnn succeeded " ~
Hunt as assistant state same aai
ilsh warden. Hunt resigned recently
lils rnorts were checked over ba-
fore ha retirement by the state aa
4 tori office aud were found 90 have
been without mistake In the more
than ,s.ar which was embmcrd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-09

New ORLEANS Feb . ~ there :
Legislative Investigation - ths
charges brought against Governor
Ion y Hnnsell % Mlaaiaslp4 b.
Mi.s franeen nlrkhead. Who has
entered suls ffsanT, rhe rnwmlr
for fioo.oee on q oharfe n sesiue-
tlon. shr piil he willing 10 testify
against him. sho said to-day IN =
statement % local newspaper
ihint a il nothing but fair TO
aii concerned. iha state ~ Alsaia-
s'ppi. ihe phinliif and tha defrnd-
en'. that testify at any hearing
which tho Legislature may ordos.
the statement said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-09
LITTLE LOOT RESULTS FROM
THIS BANK ROBBERY

Euid. Feb . one dollar and flny
crnis worth Of stamps was the total
loot Il robbers wbo broke Into the
Bank Of breckenridge. 10 miles cast
OF Enid. sometime Wednesday morn
Ing. according 10 a statemcn. Thurs
day BY Walter y. Pralls. cashier Of
the hank
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-09
TWO AspHYsiArEo At cAlD.
WELL BY CHARCOAL FuME,

Falrbmry Nebr Feb o. a. f
Lewis and ~ Grow arc believed 70
be the two men reported found as
payria:cd by charcoal .Imes IN a
Refrigeration car al Caldwell. Kan.
today They laf. here Sunday after
Lewis hal sent his wife ahead "
Oklahoma where the tso men *
pecied % Join her Lewis has
borther. john Lewis. employed on q
local newspaper.