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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-03
Boundary Status
Again Endangers
Peace of Ireland

Dublin, Feb. 3.-(By Associ-
ated Press. "A serious situation
mas arisen over the boundary
question between Ulster and
South Ireland, it was stated Off
clally as result Of the confer
ence between Sir James Craig,
premier of Ulster, and Michael
Collins, head of the new Irish pro-
visional government.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-03
Scout Troop
Observes Birthday

Celebrating the first birthday
of the troop, members of Gold
nugget troop, number nine, Boy
Scouts of Salem Heights, were en-
tertained at dinner Tuesday eve
ming at the home of their scout
master, Jay Morris. The evening
was spent in music and games.
Places were laid for Scoutmaster
Jay Morris, Assistant Scoutmaster
Grove Hemsley, and the following
scouts: Robert Speaker, John Ri
ley, Lester Morris, Carl Book,
Lindley Edmundson, Robert Kul-
pus, James Campbell, Dayle Jory,
Leslie Morris, Kelton Butler and
Edward Burnside.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-03
Miss Jessica Todd
Returns to Monmouth

Miss Jessica Todd, dean of wo-
men at Monmouth normal school,
has returned to Monmouth follow
ing a few days spent in Salem
with Miss Cornelia Marvin. While
here she attended ENTER Mad
ame" given at the Grand theatre
by Miss Gay MacLaren.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-03
Raphiterian Club
Entertained Yesterday

Mrs. Fl. V. Compton was host
ess yesterday for the Raphiterian
club. The time was spent with
sewing and visiting. Mrs. L. H.
compton was an extra guest. Re-
Ireshments were served by the
hostess assisted by Mrs. L. H,
Compton. The society will meet
again IN one month with Mrs r.
A. Colony.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-03
Man Arrested For
Murder Committed
Eleven Years Ago

Santa Ana, Cal, Feb. 3.-In
connection with the alleged muir
der of Marco Guerrero near here
IL years ago, Luis Rodart was in
the Orange county Jail today, be-
cause deputy sheriffs said, he dis
played a peculiar clump of white
hair on top of his head. Rodart
is held on suspicion that he may
be man known as white Feath-
er."
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-03
Loder To Head
International
Justice Court

The Hague, Feb. S.-(By AS
sociated Press)-The information
al court of justice, meeting in pri-
vate session here this morning,
elected as president of the court
DR.. B. T. G. Loder, former mem
ber of the Dutch supreme court.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-03
Cartwright Girls
Here Last Week End

Miss Florence Cartwright, who
is student at the University of
Oregon, and Miss Constance Cart
wright, who teaches at The Dalles,
spent the week end in Salem at
the home Of their parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Richard Cartwright.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-03
Mrs. Lee Gilbert
Is Hostess for Club

Mrs. Lee L. Gilbert was hostess
on Wednesday for the Wednesday
Bridge club, which met at her
residence. High score at cards
was won by Mrs. Phil Franklin.
Mrs. Gilbert was assisted in serv-
ing by her daughter, Eariel Lee.
The society will meet again in two
weeks with Mrs. Paul Hauser.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-03
Mr.. and Mrs. Hodge
Entertain Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Hodge, of
Toronto, Canada, were guests in
Salem this week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Hodge. They
were on their return from Cali
fornia. Gordon Hodge is the
nephew of D. A. Hodge.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-03
Rail Shops Burned

Jersey City, N. j., Feb. 3.-Fire
destroyed the Lehigh Valley rail-
roads supply and repair shops
here early today. The loss was es-
timated at 100000. Railroad de-
tectives believed the fire was of
incendiary origin.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-03
Mrs, Flanders
Visits Sisters Here

Mrs. ]. E. Flanders, of Port
land, Is visiting in Salem with
her sisters, Mrs. Frank Meredith
and Mrs. L. F. Griffith. Her hus-
band is spending a month in Alas
ka, and during that time Mrs.
Flanders will remain in Salem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-03
St. Paul's Guild
Holds Meeting Wednes,.

Mrs, George G. Bingham was
hostess on Wednesday for st.
Pauls Guild, which met at her
home. A business meeting and
social hour were observed. Mrs.
Amos Strong assisted the hostess
In serving refreshments.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-03
~ Mrs Carrie Chapel
Returns to Wenatchee

Mrs, Carrie Chapel, who has
oeen in this city for some time
visiting with friends. has return
ed to Wenatchee to resume her
work. Mrs. Chapel is we'll known
and has many friends in Salem
Where she taught for several
years In the primary grades. At
Wenatchee she is secretary of
Red Cross for that county.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-03
Portland People
Week End Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Bynon and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Foss, of Port
land, spent the week end in Sa-
lem at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Hofer.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-03

James D. Mathis Of La Grande
has been awarded $50 a month
compensation because of disabili-
ties due to the world war.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-03
Mrs. Millard Is
Home Following Visit

Mrs. E. B. Millard has returned
from Dallas following several days
spent there with her sister, Mrs.
Thomas Dickey.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-03
Miss Gretchen Brown
Visits Her Mother Here

Miss Gretchen Brown, who is a
student at University of Oregon,
Is visiting in Salem with her
mother, Mrs. Catherine Brown.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-03

Experiments at the University
of Oregon showed that one fruit
fly produced 145 female offspring
and no males.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-03
mss MSS Agnes Bayne
WlI Visit in Portland

-, '-S1U III 7 VI LIdIIU
MISS Agnes Bayne will go to
portland tomorrow to spend the
wee week end with her sister, Mrs. Ed
Win F. Buckwalter.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-03

east of Corvallis between that city
and Albany. 1t consists of 245
acres, about one-half upland and
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-03
". NM.oodburn Man
visits Daughter II

d h43VOI 4ACIC
!, - H. Cowles, Of Woodburn, is
salem visiting with his daugh-
Yesterday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-03
Writers Section
10 Meet Tuesday

Mrs. F. s. Barton will enter
,aln the Writers section of the Sa-
.sm Arts league on Tuesday eve
ning at her home.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-03
General ! Meeting

w NJ Ior FEBRUARY IA
me February general meeting
the Salem Arts league will be
s'iu on February IA in the base
Aent OF the public library.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-20
JUOGE c. c. SMITH NAMES
JURY COMMISSIONERS
Sheriff Robertson. Felix Adler OF
Guthrie and Y J Adams,
Chosen Duties Are I'm.
portint

Jadee Charlie G. Sulta has uamed
the Jars commission ioI 1890 lHs sei-
ecii0ns arr eood and viil please the
citizenship eruemib 4 s "a uEht
The reronnei r Adams Crescent
C.u FeiA Adler Guimle and sheriff
IA Robertson. Guthrie township
The commissions are dated san.
nary E 1928 az watch time the ncu
Jun eommsshners viH to sworn ln
Il Is the 8uu s, ne commissioners
% select go names fram the carrvat
TAX roils q ihs county non tak.pay
ing citizens arr not elgihie fr lury
service OF the number selected 400
pili De- for ihe district court and i-o
for the county court When ihe names
are selected tie jury commissioners
place them In strong box. che boz
has TWO locks and tvs keys when if
IS neees siry q draw a iurr the cuuri
clerk and the sheriff open the box
and take therefrom ihe first npmes
they clme to The sheriff has one
key snd ihe CLERK ths other key The
iury name bas Is Kept 10 me rfa.i o.
the cauri clerk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-20
Fatty Arbuckle TO
Be Gipen Chance
To Come Back

L. Areslsa De- eo-wn =
eayes shslrs,sn . shs reten pls
tie inaostr, sais sooaY thas Ros
80 gFastsl Arhassls Wight hass
~ sssnes q -eers hsss .n re
raetlsn pistsrrs
gessph shsnesk, proasoer. sac
@scsSos ~ii % L ~ors So me.
: ar sac = hsip slse Nm re
SAance
gesss / laskl. ice preslaent 81
tie fsrous pletsrs corporation
sa.d. we ars sure Arbuskls viii
preve ~orthy - ths trust No
Trough, hss been slsen q the nat
tsr e reiessna TIE plsssres siread,
rads snd ~s have No piars this
conrecgion"
sesoss AreueAs sac = want q
sas shas I an vsrf grateful ss az
thoss ~ho srs helping ne ard viii
prove myself ~orthy - Their faith
IN re"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-20
SAYS HE KNOWS
WHO KILLED TAYLOR
Another Hearing Of 4 Murder
siy s;ssy 81 Hollywood Dope
Ring Caused Hia
Death

roledo. nve Be- i'nlNa to-day are
holding John Naraaiao. al fog -
smlnatlun of hls shV that be-
knows uha numbered Wltism n.es
moni rafior mat|on picture dfuelaf
Ia ilsllyeood. cal mar aEo
Maris|na vas affrft.d lat Yeat.f.
aay afieY hs had entered awell'ne
b use and fshea Is ~ hdasn dseife
lng that hu vas marked for ss
tsnlnailnn and Naa drun out ui
CaNfcFuh ~ memhers ~ aop
nnE who hu that he knows sho
hlliad raglor
sewers members II adopa rlpg
ars r,apopslhls Cor rlYofs death
tho prisoner ald palse rhsif
a. nis have allowed me all ih say
from callfuFnh into ohio and am
marked for dcalh. D. asserted
A fait case tha prisoner mfrlsd
wAl filled wiih Numea'a apgsral
shleh Mauiino sald he had Is q
b dlarale hlnalf 20 sscapo his
puwutrH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-20
Veteran Who Saw Booth Kill Lincoln Called To Army "Ooer There

0ilton, 0kls-The bugler of The
great army that has gone % before
sounded ttaps for Richard b vii.
son ~ this ciir here November y.
and another old veteran n the Civil
War passed over 10 b. mustered inio
ihst great silent army over there
where ~ and bis comrades viii re-
eshtt the many thrills experienced
whde here and assist IN forming the
great post of the Grand Army II the
Republic ID that other world
There is an historical event Ia the
life of Richard y. Wilson that j.
worthy If mention. and Is ~ should
b. II unique interest 70 evcryone.
lIe was born in New York state ard
received his education there. Soon
after quitting school he emigraied
70 Maine and At the beginning Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-20
QUICK SERVICE PREVENTS
MttiI filsE loss

Fire department inside iwo renA last
night and one taday Three fifes
with a dsmafo - iets lhan tieo
Thats efficiency and rlod service
Flexible metal hose attached ta sat
pipe Ia tho home ~ 3 r Crook ala
tho most damage ST. one Vas ai hams
whom the fire was discovered
quick run and uae oi flre osilnFs ssht
efs pat oui the hla1o Tho Crook hnme
'is az 3i6 North Vine street de
fectlye fme % the home ~ Eta
Graves. ai3 West washlnelon started
: blaze little damage fine caused
hy short circuit ln me wiring ~ the
Davis ambulance aill neeeasliaia 4
new coat u paint Tho ambulance sas
In the CruCo raaFo AZ Tie time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-20
GUTHRIE CHURCHES WILL
HAVE CHRISTMAS SERVICES
Christmas Trees. Music Eats
and Good Programs At
All the City
Churches

Guthrie churches en 40 pag ia
hmylal pfogmme tt snd Il
Chusmas day
The a D. church h plH hat.
q tree SUNDAY mnne far tho
ehlldrsa snd a paeouut Waite clna
ior the King Ia ths evening The
mcmbef pill bring uhte rns iar
lh orph ns
Tuesday uifhi after thf ima CSC
Epsoopll church viii have christi
mas pauy az ihe parah liogs San
day morning there viii D. Chu tmAa
sW.cls az 90 O'clock
The Nnarvns cmah wal hYe
their tree saiuraa nlfht Aa 81.
ionslye proram q roae dl.lome.
ana readings pi ha given 3, mc
Children
Friday evening IL 7ao Ia m
basement of the Caihs' church
thr win DIS q Nhntmas nlay rteh
by ihe children h the court 81
the Klug Following this pu ho
the Christmas irsa for the chlaf n
The First 81 q church plI have
a Christmas pror m sunday morn
ing at tl- SUNDAY sohoo hour ua
the distribution IN rna At ths
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-20

Wilson who had been surgeon in
the Union army. and who was also
resident a. the national capital
The two often spent their evenings
together aud on numerous occasions
attended the theaiers tqgeiher aud
the event which Is concerned with
one of the saddest historical facts
ia the history Of the United States
On the night of April -. is65.
Or Charles Wilson called Al the
rooms Of his brother. Richard, the
subject Of the story. and asked him
how be would like 70 attnd the
theatsr that night aud see The
Country Cousin. which was being
played at Ford ; thcater by the then
leading actress Of this country
Lsurt keene. and her leading man,
tCoaunned on PAGE %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-20
White Flag Raised

Jast before nighifau. the witness
testified. uiase in the mlue raised
whse flag but the sniplng from
surrounding BIT. continued an night
and the flag was lowered a. day
break when tho nen-uuion men took
refuge IN some froiFht cars Then The
rerconess Of The attack increased anf
the beseircl decided 70 surrender
raising a Waite flag ho said
After being afsared ~ their safety.
according 20 The witnesses. the forty
eight nau -union men were led from
the mine. e X Mcdowell. the super
lnieudeni limplne painfully along on
bis wooden ies. The crowd constant
D increased and Officer quoted one of
lis leaders whom be could not ldon
tlfy az shouting They're nothing
'bas stiikebreaiers and we ought 70
kiil them ell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-20

the Civil War enlisted in the Fif
ieenih Maine volunteers. Company
G. and was under the command of
Major General Benjamin r. Bhiler.
serving under him during the entire
time # the war lie was with Gen.
eral Butler when Butler made his
celebrated march up the streets Of
New Orleans and took charge of the
city hall IN that city lie liked
10 tell of that march, because the
parry only consisted of General But.
Ter had some IS men. while the
street. were lined with q mob Of
southern sympaihizers who threw
bricks and clubs at them and threat
ened them with al kinds Of punish
meuf If they did not get out ~ the
city. but General Butler bad heen
sent there 70 take over the city aud
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-20

he never FILTERED bat SIR Wilson
said Il was one of the most danger
ous marches h. had 20 make during
bis entire service Of four years
In Army Four Years
During the later months Of the
war he served a. provost guard
under Captain Boyd along the Rapa
hammock and AZ Newport News and
lis discharge papers show that be-
was mustered oai in the state of
Virginia. after serving over four
years in the United States army
From the army be went 80 Wash.
ingtou. d q. where be- secured en-.
ploymcut IN the government print
ing office as an engineer. aud while
serving 10 this capacity came the
great event ef his life
He had brother. DR.. Charles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-20
OFFICER
Tells OF
Massacre

Mar.on. Ill. nec "a Robert
'oflner. University 81 reun,Ai
wanna graduate and survivor Il
'ihe llerrla riots in which 20 non
unlon miers were Killed. today
faced aoiher period on the Wit
ness stand subject 20 additional
rras> examination by ATTORNEYS
defending flsr men en trial Ger
.muritr n connection with the
slaymgs
officer. employed as a book
Keeper AZ the strip mise wterv
the principal RIOT occurred, was
oa ihe stand most II Yesterday
describing the mob = attack on
ihe mine He told Of the sur
render of the mine defenders
and The subsequent death IF
fourteen 81 The a. men when
they were lined up before a
harhcd wlrc fence and iIresl
upon
By falling on his face and
then running a mile through the
woods where ho hid until night
fan Officer said he escaped rs.
ian Throughout tho dav ~
asserted men went through the
woods searching for those who
survived
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-20
Al To i\D STREET CAR
CRASH: FOUR ARE DEAD

Porf Arthur. Tex. Dec 20 Three
men ard one woman Hore instantly
killed here thls morning when a
street rar struck an automobile carry
ing workers 70 the Texas company
plant A nfth occupant n the auto
mobile was slightly iniured. The
dead are. Emile Chaiss-n. Patrick n
Deiano. Gerald II. Dclano and Mrs.
Amanda Marreaax The accident oc-
Cured near the TOP - grade and the
automobile va struck sqBlrely No
one On tAe street car vas hurt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-20
SIWkHOl DEIe~ N
FAILED Bi\k Nj - PAY

The silte von ifs case against
siockhcldera e me aeienci Guthrie
State bank 10 district court here
before judge Smith Yesterday when
De held that the ioahlo liability
must be- paid hy the st-ckholdes
TIE defendants in the case we're
2. J Gray 50 go Janet wo q. S.
500 Escci Parsons. $3.50. u e.
Porter. 1900 Escoi Parons. $500.
Jcvg Cone. 1900
Other stcckholdcrs ~ tho bank
have already paid ihoir liability
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-20
Civilian Emplo, eS
OF Nary Yard
Are In Jail

Ne YEA. Pc fssstY tss
f|slHan onirfavss a. tsv nrossisr
nsss bass ~sfs arfestsa tassf ~
inaIstusnss fsturned several r,eatAs
aeo ~ fsesfal srsas l.sfY. sssfs
lna ihal asxsfnessnt property - ias
saius - were thaN tioooooo hsa
tssn steisn since iAs ~sf
IT, arrests wsfs made ~ aaenls
~ ths dseanment ~ lssi'ss. ens
TIE easn lslisd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-20
WOULD uNJolh HGR ~ HuhuY
FROM MARRYING a "Ki0#

omaha. Neb ~. 20 Webb
Emhrs Union Pacific conductor
Ras enl0lnrd iata yesterday iu als
tnti court her tom setting msf
rled The restraining erdar VA.
granted on tho ptiteu = Mr Alta
A. Embry. fornsf aife ~ Embu
vho IL eklng - prevent hor -
husband from carr sne or threat
10 marry a young Fir IN her tsna
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-20
EtNIRiI SERVICES ron
LiII FRANK OISuITH
10 III IIEID Tilt IsSDAi

Funeral Services far Frank olfmiih
will b. held At as south Elm street.
hls aio home. THURSDAY afiemaon al
2 50 40 flowors iniermeut u.n be-
IN summit View cemetery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-20
FORMER wAR SECRETARY
% nIToRr pRoaH coMMIfrfr

wy tHH AHHH"itteH EfHHH
WashlNalon. D~ 90 Ns~t8n b.
Baker whs Nas secretary ~ ~se II
President wHsa0t ~ar time sablait
appeared loaay before ne special go
efai grand lafY which i in ses.lon
here ioysstaatlHg 49, frssda
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-20
Soldier
Bonus In
IS States

Na'eakh A''s s-''ai's
sHa AsAN.y ini''e' unset "e''ea1'
toF sa4f A'-nsis.f 'lsaisrf's fft-
otAt & he Aste.sss.iia = aA'h'fis 2
iha' p'saaess g tasfirsa niad'f Htsi
sna hoFin~esi states s'sssaink q
feis's's z state 'fsAsa'ffa i''m ta'
fA''eass stAi'a ~ ts 'n',4a
Nsl''ssslls a rsFff~enie3 @ ee.as
or ceFiafaaA'fs < no hitdness ai-
Fs''ds issa'o
N''efs = t.4aeis' N'ea'san Ms
soa'F' AAhsis Nlaaesei'' Wisconsin
ae~a Aaa ono haNe authorized tas
f~sns nt - s-fi'see.''e - Nettf -
& tne ~efid NAf. q fertior - NaiA
s'reids las oesn d'htrsesied i'i.n-
e'N NiehimAn sna n ses7 H'tt
aro'iasd Tor system q keo4 h'sA
~Hss fepft seninE an eAieAaiinfe !"
sils'eePsee
NS57a pAko'a. Neo'ssAA- iHAiaa +
htniaeAf and oAsh'a'A have ~
e4iatihaiHg laaeAiean'ss iw tat
f~smeut e . hsnns - IA impfo"
meat q sA~saF. ii'hoash p sans
= h'se states h'sh"@r IMPROVE
ment iaAas are sai'inea if'm ihe
ffntrM revenue Nna ~ ifs's'-iife
aHrropFiANon
lAe NpoF's F.'tAi tnat 'Ae sfe-lf'
part q ihe mo eifdness AAs -. 2
ine1ffea SAGE hs Nta "-F he
part hishNay Aastd in tae fsNst,a
ton O ihe Nfr Is siifoa'ea -
some oiiieiAis % ~ lnen-s'a -sa-
WY y raa aeNesapn' p
NeoTasta has no state ina .isa.
res hli me peaasa o'l - tioa s
sAe ee-AAes f's,'pe'''
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y iAe aneln' @ 's''.'4- h.s"
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Feioi meni pN'p's ae-sn t"s
eeF'ii'o-'es ~fe ae''''o H''' '4.'
snoani L s'i'i e4F'.'a on ne e
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go. I, k,sos. asa - ..f ..-.-s
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n. s,s.h..sras. su-,h.r show.
tss,eaas n.-k - N,-.h n.to,s
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with An issue or 81 nla. .HH# LIIl ANN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-20
POLICEMAN KILLED. AND
ONE OTHER HURT

Eastrn. Pa Dee 20 4 policeman
was shot and killed and civilian
was probably fatally wounded here
early today IN al exchange ~ pistol
shots after the policeman attempted
% break np.a street quarrel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-20
flRr DRIVES MANY FROM
HOMES INTO cOlo
~ ~ 49, Ial-l G~0l

lhf The Aasae laffd ffaHt1
Pittsburgh Dee SO Several iaml
ICES acre driven from tbelf hom
early today shfu nra completely
suited 4 muf aser building ln the
mst Liberty district Five adluin
ing haildiura sefe damaged The
loss VIE eatlmatsd Sc tl9otn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-20
House
Fight
Looms

iHH sNnakrfs fHwef AHfiRn ss an
uon feslms lla hasea Als prurosai sss
pn lhe eonlsutlaa iaat aniFf the fala
ehieh has hefei ibfs obtained lbe
same evils have Efovn up n he
national rimHslsn under ehien q
speshef q termed 4 frsr ant thst ~
sfstem permits fpsakef ia pFan r
BIZ sand0isef hf na alsiflhatlon af
rammllleu ghaifmaaaHlps -fhe dsm
'nrfalie eaf saW slHsall His ~ a
lesssiall,s tis ~ felsft us aflisnn
aud its mmlfises aeeartinr 10 asm.
oentls ntutafaa
n Is gissaHa Haa that ne hau.
caucus shoa'a srloel tsn members or
'at leaat one fsim sasA congressional
dislfiei Aad ihtt shis cemmitlss
should form wiih lhs speaker iha
committees q make al assignment
Including lhe shaIrmanahipa n ,vfs
iimonY 20 hl. sincerity Htosau sfs
be- sill make shsolaiah 49, eommliias
pladsea ~ bla eampa1sn fur tha spea.
ofahip
fhia World pf0fs a. innovation IA
Oklahoma honse procedure. al.
lh1nsht ths system "a observed ln ila
senate where a committee ua oomn0 g..
toes . named ~ selecting a msmtsr
from each y ere oli supfems rolft
districts
IuHt ehat ihe effect n shs PROC aai
viii D. "a iifileali Is fofesee. bul thlt
Continued on rsas III
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JAIL agNrEAcaa FoH
ePgHofRa IN ALABAMA

Meblne AH ute a0 tail sns
tsnees ff satfdaw sui reckless
drivers % aui0mlb.lss vas author
n iedy Hg iho fllf cmml ln
wh.n sh Uan ue. vas 20 ard s
lnF ihr fU - eaurt masisffals fhif
poer The limit u me laa ssa
tfneta Is t months ia adiHl.n ~
fhs
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Jerusalem The Intestine a
meut Naa fesartfd a have srfan..d
fpf ioan - fgtoaoou ~ q i4
London
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MeAinttff The Reverend ,
Thomas Golfer eaa fffsd hf IHf
ffHm fhtffe 10 tmbeszlinF dlt
mund FnK
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THIS INTENDED VICTIM
SAVED ~ STRArUGN

Man.n lH ncc "a The FIRST eur
tlanr % iaAe lhe witness stand Rob
ert officer a graduate q ie unlyor-
fiy % Pennsylvania. testified TO
day 81 the trial q nse men charged
with murder IN connection with the
R.illns o' twenty nan-unicu mcn in
the Herun riot
officer hookteeper 81 the "trip
mine where the trouble started. tola
q me attack on property the after
noon 10 June 20 when three union
miners were ho, and killed
No Truce Aeresmsns.
10th officer ana Colonel sam Hun
tar ~ the adluiant generais office
% sprlueleld another witness. saia
that there vas no agreement between
ihe u.n.unen workers AZ the mine
sud local officers of tho United Nine
Workers Tor truce and q saie-con
auci 80 ihe hescirca WORKERS cut 4
the district
c9l nel Hunter said thar De had
tried 20 arrange such q truce while
acting IN q purely personal capacity
having come down from sprnpfleid
WHOM he heard % The trouble
ofiicpr said Coioncl Hunter had
talked 90 him ever the telephone
stating thar W J Lester. the owner.
had authorized the surrender % the
property
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WEATHER

Nfz Oriesns. Dec 19.-To1ight
fzi- Thursday far With risizg ten
serzflrs.