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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10
DIED

STEGER-On Sunday. October s. 1922.
at l1:4o o'clock p. M. at the family
home in Park View. KATHERINE,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Stegcr. in her Goth year.
Funeral Wednesday afternoon at ESQ
a, the late residence. lntermcnt at
Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10

LONG-On Saturday. October I. 1922
a, 60 o'clock p. m. at the North
Wheeling hospital. EDWARD LONG.
in the 4lst year Of his age.
Funeral services will be held At his late
residence on Peters Run Tuesday
afternoon at O'Clock. Rev. II. NJ.
Riddle Of the Elm Grove NJ f., Church.
will be in charge. lntcrmcnt in
Dallas Cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10
Won BY CLANCY

Philadelphia. Oct. 9.--'icorCc OK. o.
CLANCY, OF Baltimore won easily to-
night over Shamus O'Bricn. Of Yonkers.
New York, In an eight round boxing
bout. The men are liGhtwe;ghts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10
MIKE MORAN WINNER

Atlantic City. " T.. oct mike
Moran. Of Pittsburgh. shaded Patsy
Wallace. "r Philadelphia. in an eight
round bout here tonight. Both arc fly
weights.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10
ron RENT.

FOR RENT-BuIldtnG 4ox1c0 IT. cor.
SYST and Cuion Streets. Beiialre.
side track and elevator. Inquire Geo
y. Robinson, 33S-SSd st. BelIaire' ONO
OctI-k
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10
WANTED-LA11

wANTEp1DaIry Farm HANDS. man
and wife to milk. Also single hahds'
New home good wages, GOOD S'n"o''
Give references. Apply Farm Bureau
Wheeling ". Va. ''t''- "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10

FOR SALE-Chevrolet &so. Inquire
Harold Jarvis Garage. s2s Market 81
Sept2S-r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10

There were s7a women studying med
stre In the medical colleges Of III.
EnttSd States last year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10

FOR SALE table pool-room at Mar
tins Ferry. .. VIII sell at a bargain.
Going TO leave for Syria Address n
care Intelligencer. Octlo-h
-GSsm aa. OK (m'kr etaoin shrdlu
FOR SALE-First Class Shoe Store IN
a town Of 10000 population. Address
E. L. care Intelligencer. oc'9-n
FOR SALE-Dahlias for sale. so cents
. per dozen. Call Elm Grove 100.
Oct1- !
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10
foB aAL0

COAL. LANDS IN FEE
2es Acres OF the Mahontng and Rogers
seam Of coal. = miles from the Penna.
K. r. at New Cumberland on an old
road bed graded for relaying Of track
pSved road Truck mine equipped Tor
two cars daily. \ good farm. TIMBER
fruit. water, large house and barn. tor
quick sale S3I.500.0o.
LEVI Is. HAIR
;. Fairmont, w. Va.
Phone 2S1
Octl0-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10
Losr AND FOUND

LOST-l-9xl2 Brussels rug on National
Pike between ST. Clalrsrtlle ONO ana
Millners Grove on October s. Finacs
Please notify Russell Hinerman' Bethes-
ia. Ohio. oc'l'-'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10

tOST-S,eel bead purse in 18th Street
Street car office. containing money
and pearl beads Reward for return to
In,eiiigencer office. Octl"-n
IDSTSilver purse between Geo. T..
S,itel CO. and Ahercromhie Millinery
Store. Friday afternoon. Reward IL re-
turn 10 81 Liberty ST. Elm Grove.
OctI i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10

FOR SALE-Tery cheap.
125 II. ?. Cooper Corliss
Engine and equipment. in
frs, class condition. John
W. Beltz. cor. 18th and Eo6
SITS. Phone IS. Septes-Sot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10

WANTEp-Girls experienced IN glass
decorating and etching. Best Oh
wages The Lotus Cut Glass GO.
GAINESVILLE. .. Oe'o-"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10

wANTED-Men fo- con-
s,ructiou work. 4Nc per
hour. 10 hour day. Iae
Fourd attOu Co. Heecn
Bottom. ". Va. OSt'i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10

wANTED-Ry coal company. young
man with knowledge OF bookkeeping
and office work. Write Box 2Vp care
T,ta,,,.,,rs- Oct6-m
LEARN the barber trade: prepare your
SCI; for steady work year around al
b,r wages. We guarantee satisfaction
Globe BARBER college. 4S9 Third Ave-
r,i,,shurcb Octo-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-10

WANTED-Youns lady for cashier.
Shermans Store 11Si Market 81.
Oct9-i
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
PLAN MLiIiRI WORK

Returning - Rome AZ the request
~ me lioly Soc Is formally Install
go knifhfa of Columbus welfare
"a there Edward T. nesrn of sa~
forf Eafupean comm stionsr for
iHe kaishir and formerly In sharrs
~ Az q - 6 uofk uih he AFF.
sailed on the = RssoIuie Tuesday
ITO Wil ofan 81 once thras pay
efounds in Rome oaa ~ wh'eh pln
be operated under lao personal p,t.
fohase ~ ihe pope n a siie Donated
~ Pope rlaa o. iha Kalsha fom
Vatican funds
nee ny siaY "a America ! have
heafd mueh tan of rsilr.0us saf n
Rome between thu American esaa.
sel'ai ratietiss and ne Knlrhn of
Columbus nf ileam sila before
salllns There IL nos ana vii bs a.
var for the nrsi time 3 hlstor, ~.
pope hat commissioned uudsf ~ osn
leueaai dfeeiioa an American iay.
ofsan.failon = do specific .olk II
"ii De- dans 81 sen as the Kn.ssn
q colamhua kaoR hos uefafe :
year - r'an to have IN operation a
chain q pla5EIound. where me italian
'hliren can be TAUGHT American
famea and whore the general welfare
N9fk al b. carried 90 for them The
hnighis q calumbus have sppropri.
pfiaied ti.eeoo'o fof this uafk
pops P.as told ne personally NAT
he wanted thia work dons for Italian
thildfen becaase American welf,s
Hofk eoald only be- done for them
successfully b. thoss of thsir own
ath~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
DEATH DID NOT
CHEAT HER on LOVE

Kenosba. Wis. oc % Approach
ing death failed 10 halt the wodd'nx
plans OF Mrs lrma Thlerfeldcr Pet
10. a bride OF three weeks. who died
a. he Milwaukee hospital cn Mon
day evening and who only short
flno ago was married IN the same
room In which she died. a. revealed
BY the family here Tuesday
The dsad bride who was formerly
Miss frma Thisrfeider, here. had
made plsns 70 we'd Jack Petit 4
Chicago whsn she was taken m four
weeks ago.
whsn Informed That her only
chance for lIfe Jay IN an operation
which mlEm resuf 10 deaiil ths
agreed bur asked that ths Wedding
take place before she rss placed on
ihs operating table Accordingly q
Milwaukee Lutheran minister mar
red he couple IN the room AZ tbe
hospital she ditd following ne op-
era'lon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
POSSES SEEK FARMER
WHO KILLED TWO
White Driving Cattle Bert Gnf
filth and Lloyd Ireland
Are Waylaid and
Aasassinated

Tapfha KAN oc' 2i BERT Grfs
nlh. agsd -. ana Lloyd Ireland sa
Jackson county farTsri. were shot
and Killed today while drislng cahi,
ab6ai fx miles northwest u iioFf
amsli ioan In Jackson county ec.
e0rtnr io a report received here tt-
day ofraniEld posses ~ offefm
fld oii'aens were huatIaF ior Jamff
% Manhlii another Jackfcn ocaniY
farmfr from whom ihe cattle bal
ben iaken in a foreclosure = moff-
rrs slf 81 u Lassef.i n uo'-
son. reported 70 NJ officers accori
ing 90 iha rspor received bafe. lhat
Narthan has trlosisi him lais fo
day and directed hlm 70 drive as
Hoyi Narhan eaa armed i.asa
asll fa'd. and showed evidence q
having tesn in fight When las
wells aatomob'y stsEfd. MarnhlI
Rent On 10 a buEry according %
laaasf1 iie afr aia supper "a
Hoy bal sas noi ao'effsd ils bad
] n. hfior fhf ofneffs from Ho.ton
arrived.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
MINE INSPECTOR ~ PRIOR
Nc CAUSE OT EXPLOSION

MoCuuain. Okia OF 2t ~ Boyle
state mine Inspector to-day conilnued
~ insesiiFat.on of the operation oi
two cooperative mines hers. vhict
he charges are violating hls recent
order that the nine fire boss must
be q man rot directly Interested n
the mine Last nirht. Boyle said he
had not been fuiiy convinced that tbe
mines had violated the order bat 10
q statement today the Inspector De-
elarfd be uas pushing the inquiry and
thar there e a probability that erin
lnai action wili Be taken.
Eight men were Killed. and three In
jaref last week IN an explosion a eas
a enc q the mines operated by the
Progressive cpal company.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
OFFICERS ON TRACK
OF BANK BANDITS
Men Who Robbed Kelleyville and
TalalA Institutions, Are Only
Few Jumps Ahead Of
Posecs

Tulsa. oct rs Possts frpm four
counties today we're searehlne Ter
10 hands o, goaihfal robbers Who
held up tEo banks n northea tern
oklahoma yesterday
A jo.ut posse. coauostd a deputies
trom Nowaia. Rogers and Washing
toa coanuss, was securing lhs rueg q
country be.ween Ttlsla and Barles-
vile for three bandits who obtained
1890 from De First State Bans -
Ttlsla Tuesday and the escape in
motor car coward the osaee hills.
About 90 miles 70 he southwest. IN
Creek counig. another posse pursulns
four Youths Who held up che Prs.
State BANK o. Kellyvsle shortly arsr
aoon was believed . have surround
"a ne r,bbers In 4 woods uear stick
The bandits were forced to abandon
their MOTOR car wh,n poekettd be-
tween offcsrs iron Brhiow and
Keiiey,ius They fed mo the
woods. closely pursued About g.
800 was obtained from the Kelyyine
bark
Emnloyls n both institutions we're
locked in the vaults
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
Liquor Runners
Escape; Garry
Slain Pal Along

chisase. oSt ss-ss slleseo ia
usr ranners ~sh shs bedy ~ a
eonfscssats Allied ~ train as
nroadsie~ lll. were seuoht - eits
ara county aushorit.es to-day
TIE anicsstlf4sd run runner 49,
afisine = trssk ioadso with ~hisksy
towards chieseo WHEN ne .sas kili.
Cd - - isolana tsareor Hslt lirs
freight train a. TIE ereassis~ eross
lna A. ths train crew stood
areuna shs body waiting for Joseeh
tsussah. Broacsis~ police ehlsf. %
arrive ard take charge % ths slt.
uasler, a. srreo men dashed 20
in a r'oscr car. whAs tv~o 81 thsr
covered the tralr crew with plssols
ihe ether four picked up ths bocy
e thclr sOmracs, saNA0ed three
Kegs q tauer frorn the ~vcSkass
sno sped to~aros chieapo. VII.
nssses esslrsased tie srsyk had a
cargo % 20 earrcls q liquor Il also
carried t~o crates e. live chick.
ena
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
School Boy On
Trial for Third
Time; Stole Forum c

Chicago. oct. 2s-wiHie Dalton. ~
year old former bank netsenosr
laid aside hls school books. once
more today 70 face his third trial
for stealing $4,000 In bonds from
the Illinois Trust ard savings Bark
In February, ie2i.
IN the first two irias the jurlss
disagreed. Young Dalton. ~hose
flish, with the stolen bonds made
him the object Of nation vide
search. Nas captured IN = country
poe hall ~ a village marshal a.
'+ey~orth, ~. near Bloomington.
The boy carried the stolen bonds IN
a saiehsl. which he tossed careless
y into q corner while he was en-
pases IN = game of pool A reward
of $4,000 ~as pivsn 70 he captors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
ANOTHER STAY on
EXECUTION TOR TAFT

McAleser. Oct z5 prnaestrs
aa'horiiisa were advised ats ss8 this
morning hat smother say o. ex-
ecuiior Is being Forwarded Tor VII
Lam Tai. Governor ROBERTSON. 10
conversation with Dep8,y warden
carrsit sid that whlie he d.d not
Ike 70 Do %. he believed fhs fact
thai Cobeus fate zin hang on q.
supreme court decision. Tat should
10. de IN ths chair until TIE Cleo
Cohen case = cioaed. ana BE- adussa
the prison Of the papers nov IN ths
ual Prspar4iions wire ocnrlssea
Tor MOVING Tar 70 iAe death cell ara
this vas he ciossf cali srcsflsnced
By Tai. IN his eight reprlsves from
death.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
FIRST on ROth~tNflf
STAMPS on Phi~S

washlnslon. Oci g tha hfi'
amp u ne nsw five ceat aener~
iraNon btarinw ths likeness - for
msr M sIasn, Roosevelt ~iii - pfs+
ssatss 10 Mrs noossgsii nsAi Fr~
aay vhsn las ISSUE sln bs p'arfa
ON aals e, oyster usY. > -. hooaf Z
ssies home. At Ns~ fofA cay. nit
hlr,hplaes ana a. fha wasnaaAi''i
rhilatsue AsshsY f1ss saasps sasn
from me nfs, sheet vii he Eissn O.
IN h.adofs Roosevelt Dr. assisiaat
secretary % ne nary ana Ms
Ages f.8aswarth. sou and aaakntsF
= ibs former president tsetpt a.
n. three offlcss nAmsa. ihe aifmvH
wlu na rs paced eissehsrs ua a
rs. pftsfnt sapplY ef rva cent
stsmpa is sahaHtsd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
Lloyd
George
Defiant
BULLETIN


London. Oct 25 viii sup
port any party and any govern
meni that purSues policy OF
peace, economy and steady pro
greSs, neither revolutionary nor
reaeiionary, and does It efficient
", former Prime Minister Lloyd
George told the coalition liberal
members Of parliament Al a meet
ing this morning
In another part Of his speech
he made the declaration
Great Britain must pay Amer.
ica al her debts .
Unity Of action between Great
Britain and the United States
was urged BY Mr. Lloyd George
in his speech.
Il am for the league Of na-
,ions. be said but until you
get the United States and all the
great naiiors Of Europe as Wen.
as the small. the league viii be
crippled and cannot serve It's iuii
purpose.
America and Great Britain
must work together
On the question Of German
reparaiions he said
We should not attempt TO
impose upon Germany any pay
meni which is beyond her eapae-
iiy. What IS within her capacity
she ought 70 pay
He expressed himself with
some definiteness as regards me
question OF Russia | am
strongly in favor Of the renewal
Of a pact with Russia, he De
clAred-
Dealing with Great Rritains
foreign relations in general ne
said
II is said Great Britain Is no' 81
roing 10 extend her responaiolh, ],
ties. But you mus, not be AFRAID
~ vour RESPONSIBILITIES. Tne
pol;cr Of Great Britain must Oe
peace-loving but unairaid II !
stand alone ] will resist any us
parture from il.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
OFFICERS. TRAILING IIIff.
urTT wIrH ~ INCIDENT

Aaolph HehArfinhoasen. deputy
sheriff i eonfined fo his hous ulth
several hreken Tbs aud many bruises
AMI eait While 10 pursut ~ ca
thlef last uikht hls podss ear sent 20
me ilirh a . sharp tara 70 ths faaf
The ear lhe property of sheriff ROB
ertsau. eas badlf damaged IN
Jones. riding ~ith ssharriushoassn.
vas also % niully iniufed.
The aeelienf occurred To- miles
ibla eide q cashiax. and so caused.
Il D, thought whsn the ear hlt a fat-
hH Ia the rad and akiddsd a me
turn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
FORD AGENCY BOYS
RECOVER STOLEN CAR
J. @ Randall'a Coupe Taken
While Owner Attends Speak.
ing Quick Chase Is Sue.
oessful Thief Escapes

A new Tcra coupe with an the iai-
cst attachment sou starter uphol.
slered cushions ncsepihlng nice waa
the igra that caused young man.
whose Identity h rtli unknown 10
commit theft laai niehi
gshcn s. n Randall II lhe rofd
agency drove hIa coupe doNn tsun
lasi ulght be parked g in trent % the
Ford headqnalcrs and then sent 20
hesr preellnr speak About n'ne 0'-
clock De returned hai the car was
gone. ne notified shann Robertson.
deputies we're sent oul 10 the dlfiornt
towns aud the telephone was used
Yigor usly
Driving through 10 Guthrie from iho
north came Nathan Choat oi ihe - q
agcncy lle Fllmpsed the stolen car
and when BE- arrived IN Gnlhno he
leaded up IA Nash 8ln with Ceorre
Spraker and John Leher o. tho aeeucY
aud they went In pursuit Az Orlan
DO they overlook the stolen car hut
the thiff sensing ifcuble deserted tho
coupe and made for ihe woods Iio
escaped but the boya recovered thr
car and the thlors cap which wut
dropped ln the chase This H an,
only clue the officers have
Mr. Randall 4 very grateful FOR
the prompt help extended by the as
ency boys and they are al enjoying
good cigars today as result
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
GRAND LODGE, A. D. j. ".
ELECT OFFICERS
Annual Conclave Of Order Will
Come To Close This Evening,
Many Lodgemen
Here

Annuil session Ct he grand locge.
Anclent Order ~ United workmen
wiil adjourn tonlcat srer three
DAYS asfsion. curing wncn ulinr
blsnfss wss transacted Aors han
4oo lodsemen and their ladies' are
here fcr the sfss IONS.
This afternoon efc,lon of ofncers
took pace and the foliowing were
succzssfui.
Grand Lodge Officers
Pas Grand Master NORMAN.
Caua wels. Muskoese
Gfsad MATTER morlu,an. ~. pL
Weieh. Guthrie
Grand Foreman. Nrs Emma
Barnes. sallzsw.
Grase Overseer. Miss catherine
RecpafA. wibu-cn.
Gand Recorder. Geo. Rois Ga.h-
re-
Grand treasurer. :. A. Bramen.
Poifsu
Grand Medical sssminer. Dr. l.. d.
Jones. Tai.hlna.
flnarce C0mmiftser A. A. ware.
sil'lwatsr, chairman. Arr Nary A.
Ridley wnbuHoh. John n Hopper.
sapup1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
AnorAeR wonAN ON
TRlAL FoR MuRoIR

lhiiadelphlt. tVt ~ f'e cou1
monstallh sxple.ea % rest ~ ease
Today IN ne iual u Mrs tainsrius
Roster. charged with staying mr.
husband. oscar Roslsr and hia stfno-
Fraphef. Miss Mlldre1 GeFalaine
Rackitt. she i being tried for ne
lafters drain
Lawytrs Tor Mrs Roster Eere PRE-
pared 20 bsein shs defense immedi-
aiely and have announced hat ths
vii endsavor to eonclude their
BY Friday. ehtn the state i exp
Cd 10 call Witnesses In rebultal
forts Will Be made % have ths
80 70 the iury By saturday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
cRscKssEs SECURE MUCH
LOOT ~ CANADA

stourfvIls. Ortsri0. Ocfoosr zss-
A hand q crzcksmen sEooPed Gown
On fhs foEn early t01s1. cai al
tsszETzph 1Ec tsifp11ne WIS. orpKF
into re stsn1sra Bz1k. oriaied oDsn
th- safe docr and ezcspe8 sta sp-
proxIzatsly slos,e ln cssn sni q
quantity q sscur.tes-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25


hatfr,d over feur other persanl
AZ a result of che custer n
Charles = thadsey as mpefla
iendsat n schools
Three womrn members nf ths|
school board slrs l.ulu Snod
grass. nr sadla Has Adalr an.|
Nw FLORENCE = Thornton. paul
fines ranging from $3.50 % kit|
pers'ilrs far Acfyipg ihc eouFt|
ORDER by Judge Seanlan hy me
removal ~ Chedaey DE nale
SLAMS klatkovshi member ~ chs
present boar,l aui james u
Reny former Trustee were W
leased from iaii Al midnight after
paying tHm fines aud experieue
ing 4 day behinA ths bars
Trustee Hart Hanson. whoae
aenieuee called fur three days la
iail. waited patiently for mid
night tomorrow 90 end hla pun.
ishment
The mandate % the state su
prrme court which nvefrade Gov.
smalla PARTON and ordered exc.
eutlan ~ the sentences. was ln
the hands 81 sheriff Peters who
was waiting FOR tho remaining
four 10 pat Ia their appearances &
william a niiher. former a.
toruey foe the school board.
whose advice wHa responsible fnf
the Right Il an j. under ~r'.
tenec tu serve five days IL isii
and pay liae ~ taoo
The three Others are Alherf
Il se,crlnghaua. trustee. alao
under indictment in connection
with the alleged vrafi ~ school
hanrd affalra llls senseuee =.
three dnys Va iatl and y fine r.
400
Francis v croarkin. trustee.
one day IL lail and $500 fine
George "a Arnold former
sri.tee and director u labor -
tov SMELLS cabinet I've days
ia iail and eano fine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
FOOT BALL GAME RECEIPTS
TO HELP NEAR EAST DRIVE

cisuson College. s. e. oct25-
ciamsan coiiege viii giva ten per
ceai Of is share of the gate receipts
~ the annual football game With the
University of South Carolina. a Col
umbla Thursday 10 the near east re-
lief. Il has been announced W. "
BiEgs. president of the college. has
advised President HardIngs special
committee Of the decision.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
DEMOCRATS SEE
CHANCE TO GAIN
conatry DiSgusted With Re.
publican Administration,
Senator Walsh
Convinced

whshlaron. oct Is Predictions
- -sahsiantai dcnocgstlg ealns iu
ths election tof ho,h senate snd
house 10 states pes e ths Mlsslas
asa river wsre made IA statement
today \, scatter walsh of NstsA
chusetN. chairman 81 tha dsmoerAtic
stuaiorial campaign committee. Hen
NJ return from tour through the
west The RESULTS on November q,
Senator Walsh sa's woait -
democratic Vicforiss II unexpected
places and ia very swetNes proper
tians
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
SHERIFF GRABS TWO
STILLS AND SIX MEN
Much Boose, MAAh and Para.
pherualla Waa Taken Nv
Robertson Near Edmond
Yesterday

sheriff Rob fiaon STAGED raid
near Fdmond Yesterday ana rrshbsd
nfa mooath|nofa on a double charge
Tho men wfft not onig maklua anl
selling fha hooHs bat we're also cin
duulne q raahang teu on tha road
aide
im NllfE Vernon 81 aes. Nm
s.ietff dsorse silaktr Aha Frlhh
Gray ara ihs tive mea and ail are
rs ian hffs noe and viii hs tried in
~. az f.rt 0oafl af me nesi i,m
TIE enfsi was nfaf stup % oa lta
in'orHrbaa iha slda - rdmoni
e Fefai aaiians 81 hoofe Nas eonfs
Gated aa evidence Tha mau ars an
vhie and ipo of them live in Osa.
1@ma clu q a alto ehafrd nat
ih'y robbed several negroes after
soalInE choir h.dft sllh cam iulea
Another SCI Grabbed
si'na MsstH white man. living
near ihe o'l Carter % w.ll sie uas
arrested yasifrisr sfternoou BY
ahtrff iiphtliaon had a sflli ana taar
Fti.naa = uhfs corn liquor tlnm.
eatad This makes che i9fih sIu
taheu hY MS thfra cfnce slaee ih,
Nolsisad aw became effective
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
ALAskAs PIONEER KILLS
SELF WITH GUN

Anchorase. Alaska. Oct ss-w j.
hlshor A geafs oid. 4 native of Ter
a.. who had served a half century In
the United States army. not himself
dead here De wa a member of The
plonees q Alaska.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
WITH BABY IN ARMS
WOMAN IS SENTENCED

thy The Associated Press
los AnRelss. oct. zB-Mrr. R0as
PEDRO. wno appeared in federal
court Niih baby IN her arms. has
been sentenced ~ judge Benlauan
~ Biedsoe 70 serve five monfha ia
he county jall for violation of the
yo.sfead act.
Tn court remarked that women
had been given the ballot and o..
man1ed all the rights of men ana
that they should be gisen he same
treatment as males.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
SAYS WIFE DESERTED
HIM: SJEs FOR DIVORCE

Charging bat his wife refused 70
Live vih hin. - z Aichisou has
nlsd SUI. for tvorcs from his wfs
Lille Tie courls Were married m
Cullvz'sr in 1870 snd separated n
SEPTEMBER of thls year. " chA5rta.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25

Washington Chairman faater q
che shipping board announced ostab-
lifhment ~ a passenger limo brtafcn
the west coast of the United Hlafes
and The east coast of South America
va the Panama canal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
TRIAL or MRS. CLARA PHILLIPS
IS on TODAY

Los Ang lss. oct. z5-Selcc,i0n of
the thirteenth or alternate juror. vas
he first step planned for today IN
the trail q Mrs. Clara Philips Tor
the murder q Hrs. Alberta Trsmsine
Meadows p year Old widow. VINO
vas bssfsn 70 deaih with a hsmrsr.
The formal jury q twelve vzs
completed ate yesterday win the
sfitction q three women and nine
nea snd onlY the exhaustion q ne
iury panel prevented judge =. ~.
Houssr fr0m holding . alght session
10 choose ths alternate.