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The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1922-11-04
City Primary Election
To Be Held on Tuesday

City primary election will be held
on general election day, Nov. z, prob
ably at the same polling places as
the general election. Filings for city
office are: Mayor, E. c. Conner, in
cumbent; clerk, Clare Hanson, incum-
bent; attorney, W. H. Jackson, in
cumbent, and H. H. McCulloch;
treasurer, I. J. Lasswell, incumbent;
councilmen first ward, Ed. Gibson
and B. L. Hockett; second ward, C. H.
Adams and Quinn W. McCord; third
ward, James English and P. H. John
son; councilman at large, L. Damn
heiser =.
City election officials will be: First
ward, Mrs. E. E. Latson and Mrs.
w. T. Stenger, judges; H. c. Master
son, inspector. Second ward, Mrs.
Geo. w. Denny and Mrs. J. M. Hug
gins, judges; Mrs. Thomas Aspend,
inspector. Third ward, Mrs. J. c.
Hard and Mrs. Edward Nyholm,
judges; j. H. Craft, inspector.
The polling places for county and
city election are: First ward, store
room next to telephone office; second
ward, M. E. church; third ward, gym
nasium.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1922-11-04
dule will be here next week.

dule will be here next week.
The Colville high school has re-
renewed its membership in the
Washington High School Athletic
Association. The object of this asso-
citation is to protect the interests of
the high schools belonging to the
association and to promote clean
athletic sports. An initiatory men,
bership fee of So shall be contributed
by each school. The annual dues
thereafter are 81 per year. A stu
dent shall not be eligible to repre-
sent his school in an athletic con-
test unless regularly enrolled, in reg
ular attendance, and having a pass
ing grade to date in at least fifteen
periods of prepared work or its equi-
valent weekly, nor shall he be eligi-
BILE during any part of quarter un-
less he passed in work of the quar-
ter Immediately preceding to the
amount of fifteen periods of prepared
work or its equivalent weekly. Reg
ular attendance means that student
must be attending school from day to
day unless he is detained from school
for causes that would be considered
a legitimate excused absence. Stu
dents should not be permitted to
break the spirit of the rule by at
tending school as little as possible
for the purpose of participating in
athletics. The officers of this asso-
citation are: President, George B.
Miller of Aberdeen; vice president,
f. A. Hinderman, Prescott; secretary
treasurer, Paul Johnson, Ellensburg.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1922-11-04

tions and that our carrying out of
the stipulations of the treaty neces-
sarily are postponed. And that's the
end of that attempt to end the war.
And so, when you are told by some
political spellbinder that you have
been relieved of immense tax burdens
through the consummation % this
treaty just recite the facts to him.
He probably will be as surprised to
learn them as possibly you are now.
Dearborn Independent.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1922-11-04

Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Garrett and
daughters Geneva and Esther motor
ed from Spokane Sunday and spent
the day with his sister Mrs. j. M.
Higgins. They were accompanied
by their cousin Mrs. Will Zieke of
Des Moines. IoWn,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-09
IOWA ALMOST DEVOID
OF PROHIBITION IsSl l.

nes Monte lowa Oct rtt
vet and ''dn contest In Mw1.
is one Of .dlminn.iss proportion ln
the nrsseng political camps bn eulf
three Of the lvenl,-iNa party ofn-
dldaies fsr IN elsNen congrfS ioral
fca,s haylne ofculy dtclsrd them
selves Ia fasoI of a. aHd Usbt
vine ana ndm ao ordlnp g a
survey iuss cuipleed ly mo iowa
Anti .&astos ismFne
Two q the swsi candidates. Fred
= Hascman WayT3y lows. in a.
third district, arl raui W lurasrdf
Rcd Oak. lows 10 tae ninth. are
democrats runulae districts orr
dInarlly rGpuhucan
Hsrry y nun. ~ wlllan hu =.
second dlstrici 4 the oaly avowci'}
We rapubAcsn csndtdato
Both of iowas trinfal can
dates. smd d w Brookhart of Wash
ir ton, Iowa and Clyde 4 ilrrr.rg
OF Dts MoIres, publican and
democrat paciiecy are unequ
yorslly dry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-09
CHIR0PRACTORS Of STATE
LOSE IN CONTEST
Are Unable To Stop Combinathie
Practitioner At Ardmore,
Nay Appeal To Higher
Court

Afdm.re. o., n,uy II Calh
Cher seer AIRY of .Ae state board %
ohir1practlc examiners accompsstdi
by judge Dob5s of Oklahoma city.
have departed Tor Oklahoma Cnv
afer losing the case brought by the
Ch ropracto-s against Dr Reeves.
ehsegEg he was practising Chlro-
praclic wi hoat q License. The eas1
was heard IN county court Friday and
Dr Reeves was accorded me verde.
The dtiendsnt ia m, case denied
tia De was a chlroprac'or. declaring
thai d. laid no claim 20 bis method
bHt wes corblna,hlc physician. en-
tr. ~ apart from the other
Ths case also was sad 10 b, a sa.t
c.se Dr Reeves claims that The
ch.ropraciors are endeavorlng 70 nun
hts cisa of treafmsnt on of Okla
homa
Or Rcsvos says ~ VIII bc found
PRACTISING his profsr rslcn iust -
usual following his victory 10 the
ffiai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-09
THE GIANTS WON
THROUGH bRA|kW0RE
McCraw Was the Machine Be
hind he Drove HIS Mighty
Sluggsrs 70 Their
Victory

Nv AeIAt ~ u.s. Ns'ssf '''e
'n"s % fne "e - 's
~ oa's''y ''Na N'"''~ s''" ."e
''"p ~" NE moss eo"'''. ~ 'eA'-
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-09

Sugar Plum Tree
Have YOU ever heard of ihe Sugar
Plum Tree
fis a marvel of great reaown
Il blooms on the shore Of the lollipop
sea
~ The garden Of Shut Eye Town.
4 fountain. marble benches and the
plain inscription TO Eugene Field
complete the memorial II was dc.
signed by Edward McCarian. Of New
York Ciiy. Siason Thompson.
newspaper friend Of Sir. Field 5
Chicago days. presided Besides Mr.
Stone ibe Rer William T. Barton
also spoke, and Mrs Louise Harrison
Slade sang the Dutch Lullaby
Eugene Field was born At ST. Louis
in 1850, either on September or Sep
fember 3 The Field family genealogy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-09

Chicago Oct "a monument 10
Eugene Field. the "childrens poet.
was unveiled 10 Lincoln Park This
afternoon commem0raiine. hv rs
erection. the interest Of the children
~ Chicago in the author of "I.ilfle
Boy Blue Wynken Blyuken and
Nod and the rest Of his series of
luIlalys
The children. through rcwsDaper
funds. raised nearly $1,000 toward
the cost u the memorial. the rcnsinder
beiBg donated by The Ferguson Fnnd
. trust founded BY its donor Tor the
erection II statues IN the eittx publie
parks
Two small grandchildren 81 the
poet. Jean Field Foster and Robert
Field. pulled the cords which unveiled
the monument.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-09
iRiIE WOMAN DIS ARMS
MAN: CALLS SHERIFF

Aileri siandhrough was arrested
~ Sheriff u be-ison Saturday nigh.
ior carrying concealed weapons. lie
was finei ~ and assessed costs OF
The case BY Justice Hargls this nom
Ing. The complaint was made by
Mile standbough. who told the cher
if that her hr'ther.in-iaw Albert
threatened to Kin her
J. came OUT IN the course Of the
iriai. ,hai Albert started the troubls
a. dance Saturday night aud later
drew the gun on an escort of Mrs.
stsnhouehi when the gun waa
dashed Mrs standhough Immediately
went into action and dissrmea Alher,
She then called the Sheriff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-09
FALL RITE REUNION
TO HAVE BIC CLASS
Hundreds Of Rite Visitors and
Applicants Sec PREDATORY
Work Al the Masonic
Temple

Vanguard of Rite Masons and ap-
q canls for degrees 10 the Scottish
= &c began arriving SUNDAY Monday
sfieFnoon several lr-dged Masons
vcre IN the cv fr the fan reunion
~ the Rite
Work IN tho Masto- Masons dogrce
formally opened the reunion TIT.
was 20 be followed BY communication
q the fkss three Of the ineffabie de-
grees Tlesd y al Temple teams. viii
D IN iu'l harness exemrlyfing Pcrtec-
ton degrees Teams are here from
Euid. Pawhsska. II Reno. Aaadarko.
Tgisl. 0kIahonN city Homiay ana
Wyn ma.
According % Secretary ] " B!ckell
applications were received and bookei
q m 52i Rte eani aa,es or this nun
Der d Is believed that $50 VII be pres.
eni 70 take the wUk
Sovereign Inspector General Frank
cEl'g arrived from McAleste-. t.d.y
Thcre arr no entertainment fea,.
ufes connected with the fan reunion.
tConiinael on Pare a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-09
le "Memory of the Childrens Poet,@ Eugene Field

Melville Il Stone. counsellor and
former general manager Of the Asso-
ciaied Press. delivered the principal
address Mr. Stone. while Associated
with Mr. Victor lawson ln the pub
lication Of the Chicago Daily News
brought the poet 70 Chicago from
Denver in 1888 and he remained with
The News until his death. N 1896
The memorial shows lfooding
angel lowering over two sleeping
children and dropping the sand Of
dreams into their eyes Beneath. on
one side are carved the opening lines
If the poets Dutch Lullaby'
Wynken. Blynken and Nod one night.
Sailed off in a wooden shoe
Sailed on river Of crystal light
Into sea Of dew.
Opposite are four lines from the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-09
nErs srnlNo or HoTsLs

siorr City. Iowa oc s-M L
Nsil--s. wide kn.Vn hotel nsh.
ofay chain q large interests in I've
hoeis in -ova and orr .n Ckishcma
from Prank c wirdCa. 4 was az
uc1-cti today
Hcieis involved ite deli include
e Chamts-isin sn1 krkwood 10
Dr~ Moines. tn Ortumns iu o. um-
"a. E5smsr h-tsi .r Maso- citS.
tae wskcnda hosfi IN F-i Dodge
and - ssrfrs h3,ei u M1zl1ses.
oh.a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-09

gives the latter date as the correct
one. though the poet for most 81 his
life observed the former a. his birth
date
Ills mother died when DE was six.
and most Of his youth was spent at
fhe home Of hh cousin. Miss Mary r.
French. At Amherst Mass. Ills deso
iion 70 Miss French found expression
when be- published his first yoiame II
verse. which be dedicated - her.
Following q trip 70 Europe shortly
after be attained his majority. ~ ~.
came q newspaper paraRrapher 81 -
Louis. later going 10 81. loSenh.
Kansas Ciiy and Denver
Although most Of his working l,le
was spent in newspaper offiees. ana
the columns ne conducted Won fame.
Confined on rses -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-09
cURio COLLECTOR
POISONED ~ RING
or BoRclA PERIOD

Zurich. Switzerland. oct . what
Is thought % bo che poison Of ihe
fifteenth century Blrgian has ben
transmitted 70 curio collector here
With serious efffc m c-a. elton
recently boueht a rnr . Turin
Italy. mad Is the form of serpcn'
rad ruariniea 20 be ~ 4 Ron-ia
peror The buyer wore the rlng
end returning here found iha rins
finger and forearm had swollen a.
dcc or was callfd srd dfrlt tfat
roison ug hai set IN aad was duo
10 the ring
Investigation found fhs ihesc wis
small hoe under hs urp nrs
hssd. and from th's ,he. poison was
tmtted hut flue ftd wsaktnel ac
Strength
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-09
MCDONALD RLvsvAL
MEETING DRAWS cRoWD3

Rtv Mcdonald. who hol1n
hewvai services at be Flr BAPTIST
church De- serrirg 'em up Rv.
Mcdonald has fha nrs of u orttcr
aud hs s.n eriiy Is b-lHeing many
% ,hs foid Everybody ln Guihria b.
mvlt 4 20 tha reviyals n the BAPTIST
church and cgsrycn, who fakes 3D.
variege Of ha invitation win b.
bl nefsted thereby
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-09
Murder
of Two
Explained
BULLETIN
ihf TIE A~socAttd frc~sa

New Brunswick N. J.. Oct. Q.
Clifford Hayes. le.year old ad.
mirer Of Pearl Bahmer. who
found the bodies of the Rev.
Edward Wheeler Han ard Mrs
Eleanor Reinhsrdf Mills. choir
singer. was arrested today ard
formally charged with first dc.
gree murder for the slSy;ngs.
According 20 Sohneiders state
ment the double slayirg was the
result Of mistaken identity. He
had gone ont with HAYES on the
night Of the murders. he said.
trailing man who accompanied
the Bahmer girl Seeing n
couple beneath a crahapple tree
be said, Hayes opened fire. For
MAJ announcement Of the arrests
was made al II As by Prosecutor
Stricker.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-09
itN ON TlIE COT NTIN
CltR COLI LINKS

l.cal weather Sunday VS. ere caa's
o. much rolf playing al tho Country
cuh links Low scores scom 10 bc
u fhng ~ tne paai with local rolierr
yet IN buckle contests tho holel
~ yod are very eiese y n Maften
retained y ptsefslon Of his silver
buckle hy defeating Roy craho q up
over Is holes Thor score
M,rlen oui iss Cg1 e1c 81
IS Is co a. %
crallo In 1Ss eN 5os 90
i5s Gis 81 &c m
Cart Fairfield whose possession ol
silver buckle has bcon often hu, ~
short Duration annexed another ono
~ ioday when ho defeated WAYNE
cloyer up ami O. play Their score
Fairihld out as csc s,ol O.
rs CSC C'S 7s3 As ioi
Glover on se Ts1 77t-ss
In 1i7 CO ssi sg l9'
y u Nrtan after successfully de-
derd.ng hlr silver buckle started oul
lroko hy doicailng Roy ciAbbo up
feated 10 his fret try by ]. love.
lofs up and TO play Their core
iove.ess Out a55 80 o15i i8
d. ga s6q sos tsl 50 %
Narton out $50 es Tli az
~ 500 5io So, 70 90
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-09
HUNTING SEASON HIGGINS
HERE NEXT WIEN

F.h'ng a reported GOOD a bo b
ihs Country Cub ara Ellison lste
large catfish are being Fitted from
tha ehailow wfefa - ms Commar
fon ducks ara coming IN from te
aorih opsu tsason for dacs killing
bcgiua o.'ober ION. JEW Monday
ono half hour afi r. daylight.
Local ,llmpda are goWlng down
iha oll aioi gun cling her up ard
looking after Tie armunltl0n su.n,y
aed fan.us ont ne hunting 'ohes
The sport wi be nns ard the
fighi heavy l IS predicted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-09
Reas ans Whites sa,tls

Nladiyostak. 0ct SDasperate
fghtinn between the "red" and
waite" armies IS in progress on the
Spassk q NJ The hattie 4 the sew
crest recorded since the japanese
evacuation began The soviet forces
are reported rushing ro,ns with air.
Planes and tanks toward vladvost,A.
The dsienders are offering furious cp
position
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-09
COAL
CASE II ENDED

Washington. oe . A rth grlis
Z the Coronado clN g eie wls
dfn'od bf ih uprtm, conr. tol
Tha Coronado Coal Company asked
to hare revived thar part 81 he
des'soa whisi hid ihN the un.Hd
Mine ~ r,sFh unicsa and cort1ln
iedisfua's had no. ban Fug y u
fmifalr ng rstato commerce
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-09
Hayss savs schneider s d Iiar

Ncw Brunswick. \. J.. Oct >
HAYES. when confronted with
Schncplcr's story. the latter re-
told lis story. and exclaimed
lie Is a liar
According 10 Schneider. who
admits he Is Ia love with the
Rahmer girl. said h was stand
ing on a street corner with Hayes
and leo Kaufman when hc saw
the girl pass with her s'epfathcr
Niehelas Eahmer. Tie was ira
Gus ~ the Sicpfaiher. hc said
aud wheh he told the others of
his suspicious they agreed % fol.
low the pair.
They searched through Ruc.
cleans Park when Kauffmanu
left them. Schneider and liayes
then proceeded a. tho nearly
Phillips farm. About eleven
o'clock Schneider said. they ap-
preached the crahapple tree nn-
Der which the bodies q Mr Hall
and Mrs. Mills were later found.
sud IIaveS pointed % thc two
figures beneath the tree. exclaim-
ire. "fherc they are now. W.
viii Fix them.
HAYES. Schneider declared.
whipped ga, a pistol and began
70 shoot
when ihe pair collapsed.
Schneidor said. hc went forward.
sirurk a match aud then turned
10 Hayes exclaiming
Great Cod mau. you have
made q mistake
The two then fled. according
io the statement
Schneider had declared hc
didn't know who had laid Tie
bodies under 'hc tree. carefully
adjusting their clothing after
ihsv had been slain
lie declared ihai neither he
nor his companion had touched
ihc bodies and they say nothing
n tie love letters written hf
Mrs Mills which were found
sc>iierei about the scene
Detectives continued vigorous.
iv 20 work on tho ease Indicating
that they did rot believe the
double slsying had been wholly
cleared up ~ Schneider : state
merfs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

These MARRIAGE licenses hav, bosn
.fsu d VII H3gin. 80 q Love-.
Anna Darie. y o. Mulhaa. James, T.
Gilpin. 3 and Minnie McCee. - Of
Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-09
GIANT PLAYERS DO
NOT FARE WELL

The Giants wcn the Worlds series
from the Yankees. but The xlnr'r
players viii receive smaller sums than
n any previous game. The gate re-
o,iTts o. the tie game vas given to
charity.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-09

New York. Z 9 nmhlinr
lu German marb ~ Amefl
.,,,,.,. .'s' 70" a ''Es . billion
rsorls aes sg - mark.
aud other fur CO. "moa.
ey. bat the big flood ~ speeula.
flou uddenlf stepped few
weeks ago
BANKERS report that huyiag
was going on in large amounts
.n spite II their warnings that
purchase - German marks waa
speculation aud nos an invest
ment II Is believed that even
The widest sperulatnfs have now
reached the eoapluAinn that che
bubble has hurst wiping ont
drams of immenae profits
Estimates II the amount of
American morey spehl Tor marks
can be made better IN Germany
than Ia this country. said Df
IN n Anderson Ir economist
81 the Chase National hank II
have seen estimates ranging from
$1,000 OO0OOO a. t200 600 Ule
Personally I wouldnt know how
60 Rufss
Speculation in German marks
has been = big national loss, hut
n IN 50 diffusrd that no credit
problem has been created
know IT ~ Individual suffering
a serious loss
loss.
THE most serious thing about
f is che decentralization ~ tlrr.
many which the crash IN marks
indicates Decentralization IN
Germany il most serious of
course for her closer ncighbora
France. Great Britain, Holland,
Belgium and tho Seandinavian
countries bat u u yer yserious
for the unicd States alao. Ger.
many has been one ~ our beat
customers aud a prosperous Ger
many IA needed 70 balance the
worlds economic lie "
nr anderson pointed out thai
while Germany as whole has
suffered very greatly IA the
financial decentralization. a good
many individual German Apecu.
laiors have piled up Immense
profits Forsceing the decline IA
the mark they borrowed marks
ou q great scale and used them
10 huy foreign currencies dol.
lars. sterling etc or TO buy
goods, common stock Of corpora
lious, and other things whose
value would not decline with the
mark
After the fall of the mark
these speeulators could sell
small part ~ their purchases Cor
enough marks 20 pay back their
dsbls retaining the greater part
Of the real values they had pur-
chased Hugo SHINES is sap.
posed to.have built up much of
his great fortune hy this method
other countries have plunged
81 Germsn marks Spain i SAID
10 have put 1000 100000 pesetas
into marks by the end of 1920
As recently as last week au
italian pat $40 into German
marks at the rate Of Z cents
receiving 100000 marks
(which before the war were
worth $4,000 A the New
York bank where ne bought
them be- was warned that -
might lose his sit0
Ahn' be exclaimed, 'hAi y
mas make a million -
Owners Of Millions
a small New York hotel tns
bell boy. an elevator eperninf
and daorman who cun several
million Polish marks nlllmu
icrman marks anl eferrn nlr
lrcd thousand FrenA frane and
italian lire
Meanwhile repeffs from sssr
many -, that v.en'en thrre are
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-09
TRUCKER KILLED; LEAVES
INSURANCE TO ORPHANS

John huffman kipsa Last week
whan bis truck overturned on r0aI
ieidng into Blackwell. was a Mason.
iie recently took out al Insurance
rollcy IN the Masons Benefit com
p ny Tor t2.ooo and be made the or
phan's homo tie beneficiary
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ma COTTON Ylrlo

The averaee cotton yield per aers
over The state this year is greater thaa
iati year ac3rding TO John A. White
hurst president q the state agrIeul-
Ga d board The io,al Yield Is esil-
mated Al e9i.ooo bales
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-09
Turks Again
Advance In
DardaneHes Area

constantiRepie. Oct . - The
rufksh natienaiist troops yesterday
resumed their advance IN TIE Oar.
csnsiss area ir the direction %
chanAk. ths British stronghold. &C
cord ne te a Nooania dispatch 70 the
local newspapers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-09

Allied Generals ara Greeks confer
Nudania. Oeg The allied generals
herr f1r Attendance upon tbs arns S.
tce oonsereace spent this morning ia
conference With The Greek delegates.
Tae & rf 1rVnce With ismet PashA. fhe
Turksh nationalist representative
rs schedaied e he resumed ai
o'c'aek ihs Afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-09
GRANT IS LONESOME

Grant Rtan,u. underh. rIh. ~
ba'ching hafs days AID he is getting
mighty iirfd OF II Mrs. Redmond
Is vim a very sick daughter ln
Becon. frl.ana.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-09

Rev fsasdtae " ffuThes ~@s -.
euittea of the murder o. AIRS. Arns
Nckennon NJ Hos spriuFu re + nbw
enronfe q oklnhofnx nna officers ars
sf,eF hin o. chnrre a pcr1nry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-09
MUCK GOLD Is BROUGHT
FROM ENGLAND 70 FRAN

Paris. ooct She Brtisr isg
cBertin Rooseveit brought TO Bolesrs
g tsrs e ssis lars worth about s7,-
ooo.ooo.
This shipment q cod repr.ser's ,
rsrt cf thst esnsisnren; which was
sert - Erslsrs n 1915. osrire the
csrs csys q TIE var Ger France
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-09
cERsaN xAEss co
TO NEW Low LEvEl

SeE To-k Oet- German mark
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