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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
HUGHES.
FRANKIE OSNER
BOUT WEEK AWAY
Much Interest Being Ia
ken in Next Fight
Program Here

one week from today. Louie New
man will present his third all-star
card OF practically all local fighters
Bobby Hughes, former New orleans
bantamwelght, Is now making his
home in Muskogee ana has written
Manager Newman 10 bill him from
the Oklahoma town, tho former Now
Orleans scrapper ts now In training
at Muskogee and he says that he viii
sure show the fans a new brand OF
slugglng when he meets frankie
ORner for the second time this fail
Little has been said OF tho Hemi-
final between Joe CKld) Spack Tulsa
newsboy champion, ana Duke Duvol,
Duvol iA also In training at Lawtun
ana will move to Tulsa Sunday,
Spack has been IN oklahoma City
for over week training with
Johnny Tillmann, who meets Lee
Morrisscy at the capitol city tonight.
Sailor Williams. who meets Johnny
Hicks, the northern state champion,
IL also out OF town, Williams is In
Keystone In his fathers ranch, he
will also move to Tulsa sunday and
will Join the rest OF the fighting bri-
gade at the Terminal gymnasium.
Johnny Hlcks and Battling Stewart,
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Grid Team Winds Up Training Texas Christian Battle Saturday

chasers OF tickets from speculators
yesterday failed suites esgregating
sac, 900 against the university.
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a few simple plays which he has
shown In the three games this
season.
Chicago trlumphed over Georgia.
Northwestern and Purdue while In
second speed and although the play
at times had been loose and erratic
football observers are OF the opinion
that Stagg has developed one OF the
best teams that has trod the Chicago
field in years.
Followers OF tho Naroons tonight
admitted that few teams have APP
peared on stagg field in years that
have caused as much anxiety as the
invading Tiger eleven. A team a
thousand miles away from homo for
the first time in history with the
sting of a . 20 0 defeat q year ago.
still ranking In their hearts, is
counted on to play super football.
Tho Tigers will arrive here Friday
to work out on StagR field.
Twelve John Doe warrants were
Issued by United States Commission
er Mason today In connection with
the sale OF unstamped tickets 10 the
game by spectators. The law re-
qulres that excess prices for tickets
he stamped on the back, the govern
ment collecting half the excess. Uni
veEaity OF Chicago officials in their
campaign against scalping last Sat
urday refused TO admit holders OF
such stamped tickets and three pur-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
Barney OIdfieId's
Dirt Track Records
Broken by Jennings

ST. LOUIS. oct. 26,--'rho 3, 10, Is
and 20.mile dirst track records es-
tablished by Barney Oldfield wore
broken here this afternoon by Rich
ard Jennings OF Pittsburgh, Pa, ac-
companied by Louis Chevrolet, Jen-
nlngs drove a Froutcn8c,
The trials were made on the Max
welIton track here, the same track
on which Oldueld established his
records August Q, 1917. Jennings
fastest mile was negotiated in AZ
seconds.
Jennings covered the tivc miles IN
9:4S, as against Oldfields 3.b3 q
rhe 10 miles In 1891 as against
1865; tho is in ll;2l 30 as agains,
i2:00:0S and the 20 In l5;20'l az
against 15;52:2.
Three timers, including George
Sisler. star OF. the 81. Louis Amer
ican league, stated they would sub
mit affidavits 10 the American Auto
mobile Speedway association attest
ing TO the accuracy OF The time,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
Operation May Put
Tilden ii, Out of
Tennis Competition

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 26.-Wil-
liam n. Tllden IL. national tennis
champion. is In local hospital
awaiting the outcome OF an opera
tion upon which hinges his future
career as net star. Suffering Sc
we're pain in the middle finger of his
right hand, which became infected
in a match with Wallace johnson
az Riverton, n. j., about two weeks
ago he underwent an operation ycs-
terday TO avoid a. threatened pcr-
manent stiffenlnr NJ the tendon.
The finger was split down the CEN
ter Early today physicians said 20
would be two weeks or more before
II could be determined whether tho
finger would become normal.
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Blue Nose Wins
Fisherman Boat
Race From u. S.

by tho Associated Press
GLOUCESTER. Mass. oct. Sc
The schooner Blue Noso n Carada
Is again champion Of the interna.
tional fishing fleets. Captain Angu'
Walters and his fellow Lunenburg
ers today scored second success
against the Henry Ford, American
challenger, and Capt Clayton Nor
rissey and his crew of Gloucester
men. The margin was one OF Z min
utcs, 81 seconds, about the same ~
the Blue Nose lead OF yesterday.
While the Gloucester boat, in fact.
won two races. the first was de
clared unofficial.
Captain Morrissoy himself took
little part In todHys activities be
cause OF recurring Illness. In his
place Capt. Al Malloch one OF Glou-
ccster's hardest drivers, had the
wheel much OF the time.
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Killifer Is Named
Manager Again;
Set Rumors at Rest

CHICAGO, oct. z6.-William Kill
llfer OF the Chicago Nationals to.
night was reappointed manager OF
the Cubs for the season OF 1923 and
1924, at the anual stockholders
meeting. killifer came 20 the Cubs
In the winter OF 1917 with his bat.
terry mate. Grover Alexander. for
$4,000. After service In the
army during the war. Kllifer re-
turned TO the club. succeeding John
Evers. as pilot about the middle OF
the 1921 season.
The reappointment again gives
the Cubs the youngest pilot In the
Majors, Klllifer being 81 years old
In addition to naming the man
ager, the directors reelected all
tho old officers, william Veeck he
ing presldent-treasurer John O,
Seys, secretary. and william NJ.
Walker, vice president.
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knocked Wells out In one round.
Beckett then Jumped into sCintil-
lnting prominence after several
years In the lunch counter class by
pouring Frank Goddard, the soldier
Hercules. onto the canvns for the
count OF 10 In two rounds. God 20
dard was considered invinclbls not
for his boxing abillty--he was as
free from that as frog 10 from
feathers--but for his massive phys
ique. lie had never been beaten un-
III Beckett toppled him with n right.
Then Beckett. the hero of Eng
land, met Carpenter and lust 72
seconds after the bell rang Joe was
reclining In the resin, listening TO
the warblc OF sundry birds In the
astral foliage.
The other night Frank Moran
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Battling sikh expects 10 llv n
loathercd knuckle against Jack
Dcmpscy's jaw via the Beckett
route.
sikh has renewed his contract
with NJ. Hollors and has signed the
articles for n 20-round rumpus with
Joe Beckett. TO be held ~ London
on December Z. for the heavyweight
championship OF Europe.
Beckett, "A numbering speciman OF
the genus fighter has had as many
ups and downs In the ring ss the
average elevator.
He startled British ring onthusl-
ssta out OF q years growth OF side
burns by knocking Bomnardier Wells
for n row OF cafeteria trays In five
rounda--but don't forget that Carp
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Cornhuskers Hop
Rather for O. y.
Battle Saturday

LINCOLN, Neb. oct. 90. -
Twenty-Five huskies OF the Ne.
braska university football squad
With Fred Dawson left at noon TO-
day for Norman Okla. where the
Cornhuskers will engage the Unit
verslty of Oklahoma In a Missouri
valley conference game Saturday.
This contest will be Nebtaska's
second conference game, and
while the easy victor over Mif.
souri, last Saturday was looked
upon as a forerunnins sign of an
other conference champion. the
Cornhuskers look for a hard bat
tie with the Soonere.
Faced by three successive games
away from home--with Oklaho-
ma, Syracuse and Raneas-Coach
Dawson has not put the team
through any scrimmage work this
week, fearing entertaining sld
possible injuries.
Sugar consumption In the United
states this year is estimated to reach
, total of 1222O.000. 600 ponds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
CHICAGO STANDS
FAVORITE OVER
PRINCETON CLAN
Stages Attack Mystery to
Everyone; Believe
Great Team Great

CHICAGO, Oct. i6.--Chlcago will
enter the big International foot
ball game with Princeton on stagg
field here Saturday afternoon va
the "mygtery' team OF the woatern
conference, team of hidden
power. which IL just as Alonzo
Siagg. the 6l-year-old coach of the
Maroons had planned
Not one OF the $4,000 persons
lucky enough 10 hold a ticket for
The game could figure out tonight
whether the Maroons have a highly
polished open attack up their
sleeve or whether Stagg plans TO
win by straight football tactics, with
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was defeated in the seventh round
OF a llmburghish shindig with the
Britlsher For some strange rea -
son betting was only z 20 on Beck
eft instead Of so TO / This. partly
through reports on Moran's cratic
training. but mainly on general
principles.
Tho done indicates that ski
should plaster Beckett from Ira b
talger squnre to Walla Walla with
n possible stopover at the Canary
islands for restoratives. But dope
is dope. and whichever way the con
test terminates the idea that It
should entitle either SIKH or Beckett
to flatwhecl across the Atlantic and
battle Dempsey entities one to pur-
chase n large sized megaphone and
give 'om tho "rnMRhnrY"
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the only boys on the card not known
to Tulsa fans, are coming well rec
ommended, Hicks claims tho well
terwcight championship of northern
Oklahoma and southern Kansas,
while stewart Is regarded as one
OF the host bnn,amwelghts In MID
souri,. he having fought all hiH
battles around Joplin aud Spring
field. Buck Rider. his opponent,
made great hit with the fans In
tho last show when he accidentally
foulsd Eddie Murray after no had
decision had the fight gone ON all
the way Rider IL training at Sa-
pulpa with Carl Morris and Is re-
ported TO be rounding into perfect
condition
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SOUTHERNERS TO
ARRIVE IN TULSA
TODAY FOR GAME
Acher's Huskies Ready
for Hardest Game Of
1929 Schedule

After through one % The hardest
workouts OF the season In tho secret
practice on the univeraity athletic
.lold Thursday afternoon. Coaches
Howard NJ. Achor and l.. l.. Larson
declared that the Golden Hurricane,
flth four strnlght victories 10 g.
credit this year. was ready 20 turn
back the Invading rcxas Christian
university SOUND from Fort worth at
Ice stadium at . o'clock Saturday
afternoon ana that they were plan
ming on just WORKING tho boys
enough this afternoon 10 keep them
prlmcd for tomorrow clash.
Different styles.
The battle with the Tcxas ChriB-
tlan university Will probably be n
battle OF styles OF play In oil prob
ability. the Tulsans will open IN the
early part OF the game one Of tho
greateat aerial attacks ever de-
veloped by an aggregation, while the
invaders will resort 10 straight foot
ball TO pile up enough points 20 win.
Coach McNlght has been working
hla boys hard building up defense
for the forward paHA attack and Of
The same time has shifted his Inc
around 20 lunre a fast mass offensive
on the Tulsa line
Coach MoNight and his string of
Erldiron giants are due TO arrive In
Tulsa this afternoon, but viii prob
ably roach the city too late 30 work
out here before they take the field
tomorrow. Tho Texas mentor is
bringing his entire rosorve force with
him and every athlete In tho string
will probably be used In an effort
70 beat tho team that beat Texas
ARgies, and retrieve some OF the
fgs h.s A4h
Golden Hurricane nosed out n ~ to
10 victory over the Texas Farmers
at Dallas recently.
Tulsa IL Favoritc.
The Tulsa aggregation VIII so into
the game Saturday prlmed 10 win
and are slight fhyoritcs over the
Texas clan, due to their victory over
Tho Texas ARgies The entire first
string IL ready for tho game and In
tho pink OF condition. Several stars
who have been on tho hospital list
curing the past few weeks were In
the secret practice yesterday and will
probably work the major portion OF
tho gamo.
Team la Great shape.
Captain Balcom ana Jack Wight.
two or the fastest aud surost ends
since the days OF Virgil Jones, viii
hold down the wing positions In
saturdays battle. "Shlne" Martin,
who made a mark last year and has
been one OF the main factors in the
success OF the 1922 team and Maui
din will flll the tackle positions.
Martin weighs around l05, the
heaviest man on tho team. while
Mauldin is $50. uenrndon and Hat
ION who lin tho benm near 40
noi,nrs nro rirst pue,sea Tor Tho
guard ioha while Wbito viii take
csra 90 snnnnin. Tho bnu from COM
tor '""''''s Wv NV"
Ia ,,o ho.,,,r,aia ,,u ho nay
Thn,ns, pr,ro r,on po,rh ma vick,
ars pr,co IN rs bernideJ nv
Tn.s. ,on,b,iI oVparts as thc groat.
,s, ns,anst,a MID tnnt over cnrried
~ ha,i ar a Tovns erIdlron yviIi
tns,, vim Rcx 'rhomes in the bnIf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
Is Bicycle Teams
to Enter Six-Day
Contests Sunday

CHICAGO. oct. Fifteen teams
will start In the six day bicycle race
at the Coliseum here starting sun
day night, la was announced today.
Willie Coburn and Dave Landa, WIN
ners Of the last race here, are picked
to win.
Other teams entered include the
Belgian team of Speiasens and Eyck
man, the italian team OF Piani and
Ollverri, and tho New York team,
Ernie Madden and Freddie Spencer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
Dutch Ruether Is First
HOtdOut for Next Year

Los ANGELES. Cal. oct. 26.--
Dutch" Ruether, pitcher for the
brooklyn club of tho National base
ban league, who Is visiting here, il
probably the first holdout OF ,h2
1923 season. Ructher said he had
declined 10 accept salary OF $4,000
and a bonus of $1,000 which Charles
Ebhctts, owner OF tho club, Offered
kuethcr "ir he proves he is worth II ="
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
LONE HOTEL

zack Mulhall. Mulhatl; q Mus
srove. Oklahoma City; |. N, shelesr
Kansas Clty; A. Y. Shaw. 81 Louis;
Helen Johnston, oklahora City; q.
w Nickerson. Gin innassi. 0h'o,
Carl Lawrence and wife. Ceyle; :
d. Van Meter, kanass City; J. J.
George. Kansas City; J. +. Myers,
Chandler; J. W. smith TT. Smith
G. y. Hastorsl. Oklahoms CITY; J. 7.
Fitzgerald, st. Louis; H. r. Wells.
Oklahoma City; r. 4. Gregg. 81.
louis; n. G. Browning. Oklahoma
City; A. simon, Oklahoma CITY; w.
NJ. Gray and wife, Ardmore; Il. !.
werring, Des Moines: y. A. Nc
Kennon, Detroit; J L. stephens,
Nashville. Tenn; r Mailer, Fl.
Srith; w r. Jones. Blackwell; Geo.
Dunshty saltwater; K. II. Glenn
mons. plttsfleld, Mass. II. II. Larsen
and wife. Oklahoma City; Fred
stahIer, Yale.
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Dandruff Surely
Destroys The Hair


Girls~-if YOU want plenty OF thick.
beautiful. glossy. silky hair. do lhy all
means get rid OF dandruff, for II viii
starye your hair and ruin 1t # you
don't. s~Nl
IL doesn't do much good to try 70
brush or wash Il out The only SURF
way 70 get rid Of dandruff II 70 dis
solve II. than you destroy IL entirely.
TO do this. get about four ostncea oI
ordinary liquid arvon; apply il al
night when ra tiring: use enough to
moisten the scalp and rub II in gently
with the finger tips
BY morning. most II not all. Of your
dandruff will be gone, and three or
four more applications will complete
ly destroy every single sign and
trace OF ii,
You win find, too, that all itching
and digging of the scalp win stop,
and your hair viii look and feel q hum
dred times better. You can vet liuuid
arvon at any drug store II Is mex
ponsiye and four ounces is all yoli
will need. no matter how much dan-
druff YOU have. This simple remedy
never falls.
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Hair Often Ruined
BY Careless Washing

SOAP should be used very carefully 4
you waut. to keep your hair looking iis
best Most soaps and prepared sham.
poos contain too much aikalL This dries
the scalp. makes the hair brittle, and
ruins Il.
The best thing for steady use is Mul.
sIfied cocoanut Oh shampoo (which is
pure and rrcasclcssl. and Ia better than
an. thing else you can use
Two or three seaspoonfnls of sfulsifled
In a afhp or glass Ftth . iittle warm wpfer
Is sufficient TO cleanse the hair and scalp
thoroughly. Simply moisten thc hair with
water and rub II in. II makes an abund
nDcc Of rich creamy latber. which rinses
ont -asIly, removing every particle ~
dust. dirt. dandruff and excess oil The
hair dries quickly and evenly, and Il
leaves the sruIp soft. and the hair fine and
silky. bright, iustrons. fluffy and easy 70
manage
You chn get MuIsifled cocoanut oil
shampoo at any pharmacy. It's very cheap
and few ounces wllN supply every
mcmbcr Of the family for months. T:c
sure your druggist gIyes you Mulsifled
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FELT So TIRED
ALL THE TIME
Indiana Lady Says She Was Run.
Down, Suffered With Her
Back, Took Cardui, and
Got Well.

Richmond, Ind. -s'I thought | would
write line or so. TO say that / owe
my good health aud strength To
Candui," says iett~r from Mrs Cora
Courtney, OF To5 North seventeenth
street, this city.
u was all rundown until my family
thought they would loso me-" writes
Mrs. Courtney. My husband coaxcd
mo TO take Cardui, so. TO please him.
/ did, and will say | do not regret H.,
for am able to do all my work and
do my shorpinE.
Il have five children. four 10 school.
my husband and boarded 10 do for.
and do all my own work for ail of
us. and find time 10 play. Wa all
praise Cardui. Every sick and run
down woman should take this won
derIul medicine. QYi
+ suffered with my bacx,na very
weak telling in my limbs
4 felt hardly able TO drag: just
tired so tired all the time.
/ IL was an effort for me TO do any ;
thing, but Cardui helped ms 70 1 folt
like deterrent woman
n You are In rundown physical
condition, suffering as this Indiana
lady says she did, give Cardui fair
trial II should help you.
Cardui Is q purely vegetable, tonic
medicine for women's ailments. found
valuable in thousands Of such cases
as described above.
TAXA f~nrds.f your d,,,ooi.t ao1so
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ter's bench was n&sd ~ Table and
everything Was indeed exscnporane
Gus. In shoss days when accomo-
datsons we're olsen very crude. our
ladies met at the different homes
whiSh were only tents anc shaeks
those days and sas not on bear
.bexs. as the mea did when amaet-
ing was called to elect sivlc Or
municipal affairs. bur on chairs. cots
and boxes 10 devise ways and means
cf Increasing our finances v
! Ksnr first wogx was gisInH ID lee
cream SO ials which we're always
We'll attended, and profitable The
'snumcr passed aud autumn came
and tho oysters we're all the rage.
Conditions then were 40 dltferrnt
no automobiles, no picture shows %
attend 10 the people took reai
pleAsure attending church auppcrs.
Mrs stephen bradley Uas clectesi
our aeccAd sice tutssienJ. puFtns
her term w cave the Trades Car
avail the merchants contribpiIny
Loyalty TO the cestuming of the parsg-
cirwnis This entertainment sur
PASSED IN signgA,ance. ar well as
financialiy. anything undertaken be-
rore Tho ladies Aid tnlIt, Or rathor
rala. Cor the flrat hoard sldUwaIt
hought carpet FOR tAe church par
for hymnAsS, then later on furnishes
IA parponawe Al this time feeIln~
that our duties we're not 30 arduous.
we voted 10 than~a 0nr name from
Ladies AiA. Il Ladies' Soclai rnIon
Alao there was general feeling that
II the ladies would devote their tlymr
and energy tn the spiritual Interest,"
of the church. Il would be much more
PROF table both 70 the Individual and
30 the churcA thug cxenpllfylns she
promise Seek ye Glrss the kingiom
'of Heaven and tlla righteousness and
all thlngs shall he added unto yoa :
Just hero the words pf James
whltnmb Riley come 10 my MINI
eWasn't IL pleasure. o Brother -
Mine.
In those days Of The lost sunshine
lof youth when tho Saturdays
chores we're through,
And ;hc Sundays wood IN the
kitchen. tho.
And we went visiting, "no ana ynu''
TO The dear cid Moiiiodlst school,
Mrs +. II SaWpseil
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PERSONALS OF
: SOCIETY :

Mr.. and Aira. George RlIshaupt
announce the birth sunday morning
of seven pound daughter.
N II NJ
Mr.. and Mrs, w, n Doasen had as
their week end guests, their son.
Frederick Of Norman and Mr., Chaa
Boascn and Mise Lulu lionsea os
Oklahoma city
M nj "
Mr. and Mrs Ray q. Johnston and
daughter. Margaret ~ chickaana
were here to ationf Tho wedding OF
Mr.. Johnston's sister Mildred John.
ston Saturday
n n "
MISS christine Fnhrlng has gone
to Oklahoma city where she has ac-
capted d position With Roy Walcost,
state hank examiner.
NJ x "
Mr.. and Mra. Henry George had
as their Sunday guest, the latter's
sister, Ray Cope of Parry
n n N
Mrs Ed. Walton has returned from
California where she has spent the
winter.
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MENIC0 OPENS ARMS
TO FOREIGN CAPITAL


Mexifo City, May lin an all
dress iaist night to 4 group of AM
erican and Icuropoan business mon
who were visiting hAm al Chapulct-
pee castle. president 0bregon de-
clared that Mexico welcoaed with
open arms, all foreign capital anil
was disposed to give alt guarantees
SO long as foreigners aetea within
the law
A representative OF the Interna-
tIonal Harvester Ccmaany, was IN
the group. He Is makirss SPECIAL in
quiry to the cultivation of Heneqnin
sisal hcrn in Yucatan
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JOHNSTON Reed NuptIaIa

Miss Mildred Leo Johnston. daugh
ter Of Mr. and Mrs q. ". Johnston.
g0S East Mansur and Cecil ". Reed
were married Saturday evening Ak
$3.50 al the home or ;he bride. Rev.
" G. Mcdonald oJloiated IN the
presence Of just the imncd atc
families.
The bride looked charming IN her
three piece suit Of gray crcpc lined
with nile green and green picture
hat After the ceremony the youns
couple c,uded tho crowa 0f friends
waiting outside and went to the
hone Of friend. Every out going
interurban and train was watched
and some drove TO Edmond hoping
to intercept them Much TO the
surprise OF their frenss they ap-
pcared at church Sunday mornins
and left ON the II 30 internrban
amidst shower OF rice and goos
wishes.
Mr., Reed is manager Of an I'M
certaking Establishment AZ Honey
Grove, Texas where they viii MAKE
their home.
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BANK LIQIiDAToR Is
HELD FOR EMIEZII. .EAIENT

chiekasha. May en- Cons iaint.
charging orin AsAton. republican
nominee for mayor ot chlckasha In
1871, prominent reugalican party
leader IA Oklahoma and thirty second
degree Mason. with embezzlement cf
sieS = was filed IN ystica court here.
Ashton reeently was a roinsed
l'ouidating agent q. detunci bank At
Ardmore.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-01

Mra. W'aynn Glover and daughter
Gloria. are home frdn tho ~. ~,
Hospital
III n n
MIR. ana Mrs. J. y. puasiu Of
Sloan spring. Arkansas. are the
guests of thsis ron. D. y. paskin and
fanhly and their daughter, Miss
Pansy Duskin.
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------@-'-'--'-'it--s9 --a |---s'.---r-A- -
TO THE PUBLIC

Tho attention OF the public ct the
CITY Or Guthrie, as well ais all nj
previous customers. is called 10 the
fact that | have sold my interest ami
good Will in the Guthrie Mineral
Water business to Henry ]. Power,
phone 727. that he will redeem out !.
standing tickets and have full charge
OF said business from this date.
w. c. DUNN