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PAGE FOUR
TI1K LEADER. fiUTIIKIE OKLA MONDAY M AY 3 1922.
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ThsGcthrib Daily Leader
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tag Wert Uarrtaou avenue aui euiervd
t tna Uutbrl pittoffU- aa trvouj claaa
tar Iter J li)a U. MoUck KUiiu aud
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Absorbed Ktatc Capital March 8. 1911
Official Paper CoDvUtnUonal Convention
OfftcUl Cliy and Count; paper.
New York off lea: N. It. Sheffield
Special Agetx-v.
Chicago offua: N. M Sheffield Afocr
DAILY BCB8CBIPTION HATES.
Per Bontb by carrier ..$ M
Per year by carrier la advaac .... i
Per year by nalL In adranc ..... tuu
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JlarrUon. To rractk all departments
pbon eitenaloa 7a
MEMBER OP THE AUNOCIATED PBESS
Tba AMortated Pmi l exclualrely
entitled to tne oae for republication of
all uewa dlar-atohea credited to It or not
otfcerwlne credited In thla aier and alao
the. local newa publlabcd serein.
All anaoUcited nisnuncrlpu letters and
picture cent to Tlie lftrirr are aent at
tba rial of tbe owner. The l-eiT ex
pre I J repadlMea any responsibility for
tbelr aaf eoatody or return.
Calht for aocletj nwtlnga earda of
thanks obltnarv notice resolutions
orlety and chnreh aoflala lecture notice.
ea a foe chnrcb meeOnca (eij ot snnnaj'
ermona) are ronl1ered aa advertising
and will he rharirml for
Knocking is often the sincerest
form of flattery.
The speedometer of life doesn't
register the sidesteps.
In the spring a young man's
fancy just lightly turns.
Most compliments carry a K. K.
V. IVungsrestion at the end.
The real danger is that the
dove of peace may be pigeon-
holed. Isn't it funny how disreputable
your best furniture appears in a
moving van?
RADIO DEVELOPMENT
The United States can scarcely
take pride in the fact that fter
its inventors had made the aero-
plane practical it neglected the
innovation and let Europe take
the leaderhsip in the new dis-
covery. And it u recalled that
many years elapsed after the
phonograph was invented here
before it was developed and pro-
duced on a commercial scale.
"We were behind hand also in
the automobile field. The motor
car is not ours it is true but we
knew of it and yet some years
elapsed after it was in practical
operation across the water before
American manufacturers seized
the opportunity and with their
high speed production jut lis far
to the front in production.
Hut we are to have no such
reproach for dilatorincss in the
case of radiotelfphony. There
are always1 prophets whose leap-
ing imagination outdistances ''the
plodding achievements of practi-
cal inventors the time is lonir.
past when according to them
every person was to have nj
pocket machine and lly hue a
bird when fancy dictated but
the pcrfecters of the radio have
beaten tbe dreams of the vision-
aries. They are ahead of sched-
ule.
The factories producing trans-
mission and receiving sets are
working overtime and the output
in the last six months anil its
widespread use have passed
Kible expectation. Developments
come with startling rapidity im
provements ami increasing scope
and practicability. Almost over
night the science takes on a new
phase daily there is something
new.
There rae few "false alarms'"
in radio -the things which are
promised prove practical. Elimi-
nation of conflicting waves is as-
sured hy no less an authority
than the IT. S. Signal service
fake innovators are singularly
although not altogether lacking.
Now comes a practical experi-
ment in equipping a fast train
with wireless so. that passengers
rn route may communicate to j
their homes without leaving their
seas. This country has clearly
taken the lead in radio.
DRVS AND STATE
OFFICIALS TO JOIN
Oklahoma City May 1. On a data
Jwhen it Is convenient for It A. (Hay-
' ne national director of j-rohibition
forces to be In Oklahoma City call
riH foe Issued y Attorney General
Short for meeting of a'.l county at-
torneys and law enforcement o'fl-
fciaJs in the state to meet in Oklahoma
fdty to discuss ways and means In
the enforcement of the laws.
Another ball gatrie called off on
account of rain.
jlvcrylliinj About
Cclicra Soap
No smarting
npbunung-only t
blessed relief
when you use
5oofhin And rkaJirvj
Some ointments
irritate sensitive skin
while healing it.
Resinol produces
only coof comfort
rmle clearing avvay
SKintrouDie
KUVe the
treatment
comblete
Use
Resinol
Soaf
I
MYSTERY IN PASTORS
ABUDCTION
(Continued rrora rago 1 )
Saturday night incident he was
on his way to the home ot .1
nember of his congregation at
about eight o'clock when three
men stopped him and knocked
:im unconscious with a Mow on
the head. When he awoke he
said lie was in a moving auto
mobile tied hand and foot a gag
in his moth and one of the men
iittmg upon him. lie declared
h eheard ojie d the trio urge the
other two to "d; awav with him
now" while another suggested
that thev "give him one more
harnee to go out of "town before
tthev killed him."
Soon afterward lie stated he
was thrown from the motor car
into a ditch at the side of the
road and although he succeeded
in removing the gag sufficiently
to hail several passing motorists
none would stop and render him
aid after they recognized him.
He lay in the mud hole ap-
proximately three and a half
hours he said before five persons
on their way in an automobile to
Medicine Turk a resort near
here picked him tin and took iiiia
to the residence of Senator .7. V.
Thomas nearby where first aid
was administered.
Kevcrerid Irwin today reiterat-
ed his belief that the men bad
chloroformed him after rendering
him unconscious lie was unable
to srfy whether his abductors
Saturday night were the same
who previously had warned him
to leave Lawton. lie was not in-
jnrot by hte men be said and
today appeared none the worse
for his experience.
MANY SEEK
STATE OFFICE
since
Filings for state office
Monday 10 a. m. were :
K. W. Hardin. D inciimhent
insurance coinniissimier Oklaho-
ma City.
A. S. J. Shaw r treasurer.
Altus.
Frank Ziska 1 governor
Atoka.
Wm. A. TJamsey I?. representa-
tive 1st district Oklahoma coun-
ty Dritton.
Mrs. Lamar Iwney D on-
grcss Tth district. Hollis.
J. C. Walton I) governor Ok-
lahoma City.
Matthew J. Kane D supreme
court 3rd district Oklahoma
City.
Dick Hudson D charities com-
missioner Oklahoma City.
Jno. 1. Harrison. D supreme
court. 4th district Sayre.
Leslie K. b'-ilter. K representa-
tive. Alfalfa countVj Carmen.
Joseph C. Looney.. D senate.
23rd district. Konawa.
Henry Willmering D exam-
iner. Oklahoma City.
Hen W. Riley I secretary of
.state Oklahoma City.
R. A. Sneed. I) secretary of
state Oklahoma City.
Geo. II. Healy R governor
Heaver.
Robert Burns D attorney gen-
eral. Oklahoma City.
W. O. Pratt D. representative
Pontotoc county Roff. J.
James I. Phelps D district
judge 13th district El Reno.
J. W. Vawter D charities com-
missioner. Bethany.
A. L. Davis I) representative
Oradv county Chickasha.
Will Linn D district judge
15th district Chickasha. .
William Gill D senate 20th
district. Atoka.
J. W. Bird K district judge'
12th distrie Pond Creek.
J. C. Rohherts R district
judge 20th district Enid.
Jas. B. Cullison R district
judge 20th. district Enid. . .
.TAX Ci
m n
mm i - 1 ji n ---
f'has. Smith I) district
judge 11th district. Guthrie.
Jas. 0. Nance 1) representa-
tive Stevens coviunty Marlow.
.Tno. L. Coffman I) district
judire 9th district lloldenville.
'in. 1). Matthews I) charities
commissioner Oklahoma City.
Klmcr h. Fulton. I) supreme
court. 3rd district. Oklahoma
City.
S.vd. J. Wheeler D supreme
court clerk Kingston.
J. li. Montgomery D repre-
sentative Caddo county "Ana-
darko. Burton Kidd I representative.
Ii( Fl re county I'oteau.
duo. II. Turner K state audi-
tor Oklahoma City.
Ed Hoyle I chief mine m -
specter Oklahoma l it y.
Jno. L. Norman I) ilistriet
judge "2nd district Okemah.
M. F. Ingraham D senate
11th district Sapulpa.
h. A. Morton D senate 17th
district Duncan.
J. R Phillipsp I) representa-
tive. Cleveland county Norman.
J. A. Whitehnrst 1). president;
Hoard of Agriculture Dorey.
Jno. A. Scott D representa-
tive 2nd district Oklahoma coun-
ty. Oklahoma City.
' Irving Page H state treasurer.
Wa tonga. v
Clarence h. Tylce K lieutenant
governor UKmuigee.
"! ni.Uson. I).
district
jiuk'c 22nd district Okmuk-ee.
J. K. Fleming D senate 21st
district Pot can.
Mark h. P.ozarth D uprseino
court-7lh district UKmtiigee.
E P. 1 1 ill D district Jin
Bartlesville.
Chas. N. Simon R district
judcrc. 21st district Tulsa.
Lucien B. Writrht D district
judge 22nd district Sapulpa.
Hal Johnson. R. district judge
10th district. Shawnee.
Win. Dodd. R house Logan
countv Guthrie.
11 s. Burke. R district judge
12th district. Newkirk.
T. E. Beck R state auditor
Jefferson.
Jesse L. Pidlen. D house Mur-
ray countv Sapulpa.
Asa E. Waldcn D senate VMi
district Marietta.
James Hcphurn R district
judge 22nd district Okmulgee.
J. H. Swan D. supreme court
Okmulgee.
(. W. Morgan. D. Iloldcnville.
legislature. Hughes county.
Joe L. Williams D Chelsea
legislature Craig county.
Thomas (5. Andrews R Chand
ler attorney general.
Henry B. King. 1 FmleruK
legislature. Tillman county.
M. E. Trap?. W -MUsKogcc
lieutenant governor.
Ernest L. Reno. D. Oklahoma
City legislature 5th district Ok-
lahoma county.
II. O. Miller D Xorman presi-
dent hoard of agriculture.
Fred P. Branson. Muskogee
supreme court. Tth district.
Porter H. Morgan. R. Oklahoma
Citw attorney general.
Miller D. Hay. 1 Muskogee
chief mine inspector.
J. L. Wats.n. D Sallisaw. leg
islature Sequoyah eonmv
J. M.
Robberson D Ringling. j
i...r;cl.-4inre Jefferson county.
J.' E. Ruble. R Taloga legisla-
ture Dcwev county.
C. Ciiildcrs D Enid state
auditor.
J.dm D. Almond. D. Dewar
assistant mine inspector 3rd dis-
trict. .
II. C. Frye R. Durant legisla-
ture Brvan county.
R. M." Chase R Alva supreme
court. 4th district.
Joe H. Strain D AVann state
treasurer.
James A. Mathews UKianoiu.i
- . - a ' i.
Citv. congress oili (iistriei.
William M. Frankliu 1 uwia-
homa City clerk supreme court.
SHERIFF GRABS THE
GIGGEST STILL EVER
(Continue;: from r.ise 1.)
under-ground and attached
to gas
burners.
It -was a corardcts -from maker to
consumer" ananRement and bad an
.H.rhoii in ihft shape 01 a
wooden ke. The white new whisky
ran from the cotcot vessel right into
.he charred wood and took on Us age
ammcdiajciy.
J. A. Watklas Oklahoma City man
was captured by the officers in he
net of minoinji-off the staff and
11 liar to answer to a charge of
moonshining. He is" in jail he:.
BODY OF ARKANSAS
MAN FOUND IN RIVER
rity The Associated Troawl
Chicago. May 1. A card Mni
the name or N. J. Marks and re-
questing that M. C. Marks care of
tflie Leader IFort S?n$Cj. Ark be
notified in case of acctent yn
found on the body of th drowned
man here.
FQHJTftTE ATJJST
Misj Lclia Hoagland T Be In
Charge of the Work At Ok-
lahoma City Under Dr.
Lewi.
Ok!abma City May 1. BureJU ot
maternity and infant hygiene wlik-a
is in co.K-ration wiih jublic beaitu
tcr i wi:l e opened here May i
with Mis Ietla Hoiisl.inJ in tharge
-Miss Hoaglanl haa been in the stata
health deiiartiii nt for eeura! years
and has given public hea't'h work
'cJose
study. .Her selection as head
of the new bureau was retonunendeti
by Dr. A. It. Lew'ia aute health com - 'ent letters to the a Jdress given b
misaioncr. Office room for the fcr infor rant.
bureau will te supiilied at tha ca?itru Mrs. Whiiakcr nd her son who
on the seed floor. is 21 yers old. were separate! :a
The' plan to be followed in doing Oklahoma in 1918 and he was list
the work f'.iai will i-oaie under obSvT- iH-ird fr-m in To;ckn K:in. a year
ration cf the bureau has bem ap-jlasfr. Wiih Iut savings Mrl. Whit-
proved by the fc'deral boAiii. Tiic -r l-ou-'lit the car and started on
work wus made possible unier tae 1h0 trip slone but was later jn!nio
terag of the Sliep;ard-Toner at. !t i!r request by J.imes Men'ghan.
Miss Eunice Holmes of Ed:nonr. I a wounded et -service man who s
trained nurse will attached to t!K-'Af ;n her driver.
bureau aiij will visit diffennt jar:
of th0 state u;.Jerd!rcction of the
bureau. An ap; ropriation of 110'KfJ
has been a a !e to carry on the work
th 'a i nvid. s for the expenses of tau
bureau
(nurse.
and those of the travaWua
Wo desire that women will br.r ;
'.o oir attention their private a'lS
personal problems ns (stent wj-.h
the iur;oso for -which this bureau
is to function" Mi.a Jloasind sa;i
toduy. "This jart of our wort can
be made very rra:ti a! and ihe
bureau will be glad to answer any i
oucstion the young1 mother may ask
SHtDLER OUSTER ORDER
DOES NOT HURT MUCH t
(Ty Tbe" akU;cI itc)
. Pon a City Xny 1. Only ten lot
occup'ed to two farm dwellings and
one tent owned by tsiy j . 30ns aro
.nffectetl by the foraI court iniunc-
tn issued in federal .eourt at Outh-
rle and served on the youth Shidler
property owners Frid.iy according to
C. W. S.nnpler extensive rea -.! u
man. at Shidle-
imm.
W m WUt
mmmmmmmammmat .
Chicago Grain Market.
Chicago. May . Although in
some quarters sharply fluctuating
prices to.lay were cxp.-cted to nc-
company the heginning of de-
liveries of wheat on May crop
cotton opened quielJv. Delivery
totalled
as had
l..O0.0(H) bushels about
Ol StV-
end days past. Higher quota- 0f rrore than a week for his Iaugh-
tions at Liverpool helped to lift ter Mrs 0pal KinneVi r. T. R.
values lure. So too dd talk of rat ha retllrnf. 0 Ardxore cmptr
... ............ imn
"i.cai acreage 111 iiKianouia.
Wheat here started i'e to 2c
higher with May l.ll'1.4tV'.
and July .$1.20' -!a : 1.27. Then a
moderate setback ensued with
trade chiefly iw.l.
Corn and oats showed inde-
pendent firmness based largely
on authoritative assertions that
corn was bcimr used for feeding
on farms in much greater quan-
tities than has been gemra'ly
realized. Corn opened unchang-
ed to c higher; July fio' :'s
ami then scored slight general
gains.
After starting unchanged to
'jc. higher July 39 '.( ! oats
advanced.
leaver hog weakened provis-
ions.' Liberty Eocds
New York May 1.-
bgnds cirsed:
-Liberty
3'i' bid 09.74
First 4's 99.70
Second s 4 's 99.50
First 41's . .... 99.M
Second 4' 4 s -- 99 ii
Third 4Vt's 1 Oli.SO
Fourth 4S'a 99.94
Victory 3i's 100.03
Victory 4'!4's 100.62
Spot Cotton.
As reported by C. F. Avery.
New York. 5 lower 18.20c
New Orleans 12 higher 17.00;
Galveston unchanged 17.40c
Houston 10 lower 17.20c I
Dallas unchanged - 16.7oc
Fort AVorth unchanged 16.73e
Little Rock unchanged 17.00e
Memphis unchanged 17.00c
Mobile unchanged - .lo.r0e
Norfolk 12 lower i 17.13c
:
i
Leader advertis-
iag pays ask the
man who has
tried it. -:- -:-
L0;.G SEARCH FOR LOST
JUil IIUIIIJ liiu .&y 9
Gotham Mother Searching- For
Her Boy May Be on the
Right Trail At
Last ! :
St. Louis May l.A clue ic'j
;
he believes may lead to f.nMa
her son wag Riven Mrs. Mar e Vh
aker 62 who I ft Nw lorW in an
'old automobile thrve wceka as In
neareU of her cm upon Errival in
ttiis ity yesterday. Sho was in
.formed by a man her son iiiIrM b"
found on a ran.h ne;ir San Anton'.o
Texas and la mediately the mother
. The two will leave f.:.r Kansis City.
Mo. totnerrow.
ATLANTIC KLW )KT
STORY OF AUDI (HON
(II? Tho AssmiiileJ Vrr )
Hamilton. Ont.. May 1. Bolivf :
rumors that ircnihers of the Ku K:u:
KI.n ha ! pledsred the'i: selves to I:" i
nap him and take h'm to Narlina. .v
(' to face t-harRes cf murder ar. i
incitin? to riot has ciufej M"a:t!(Cv
Hullock American negro to '"
refuge on another continent l.
frnd- declared today.
Aticnta. Ga.. May t. Offbials at
headinurters of the K. K. K. h !
today dedarcd they bad no kno-
le'u'e of any p'ans formulated bv-
members of that organization to ki'!-
m; Mathew llu'Ioc'.t the nejsrj
war. ted at XorUna. N. ('. en mnr:r
ch.ir'.pj fron Hanrlton. Ontar
and to brini; fcim back to Xo-'h
Carolina.
KLANSUFN S I ILL
Acrrivi: ix c aliform
TvOs Anpo'rs May 1 At. 11. r.yrnef
an oil worker was severely iVeaten
yesuerdan by a band of ?e.en masked
men a beat four mile east of East
Rakersfield oceo'ding tot a p .xial
dispatch to the I.03 Anircles Exam-
iner. Byrnes was drassed from h!n a;ito-
iiio'jiie iKatcn anj warned to leave
Kei-ti county end never return it was
' sa'd.
SEARCH
FOR MISSING
GIRL IS FRUITLESS
rniiirA Aiat 1 - 1 f t nr cost"' h
hl)(lfi. Mr. nexroat
confined h:s
search to Muskogee and vicinity.
former hnie cf Kinney and where
is said Kinney had a divorced
wife. .
SIMP RLTMMUTn ox
ROCKS RY WIRLLKSS
San Francisco.. May '!. In a race to
save a cre-v of j. men or more the
coast guai-d cutter Shawnee was hur-
rying early today to the aid of the oil
tankar Whittkr. reported on the rocks
toff Point Arena loo miles north of
San Francisco. The Whittier " sent
ont SOS calls shortly aVter 2- o'c'ock
this morning:. Then she was s'l-nt.
i X.OCA
N&W:
Geor.ee McGregor
Kaslland. Texas for
with Mrs. McGngor.
here
short
from
visit
A little money spent beautifying
the Vine street ditch would turn an
eye tora intp a thirty of beaatyj
But what's the use!
35
Dr. V. E. Corn is hero f cm Texas
on a short visit to his raniily and
friends. Dr. Corn has been engaged
in community corvice work in Texas.
CAM) OF THANKS
I take this method of thanking my
many friends who stayed by me
loyally durln.5 the past years and
patronised my water business. 1
have sold the business to Henry
Powers who will give you the same
careful consideration " that 1 en
deavored to g've during tbe Cme you
gave me your yatronage. I thank.
you slncerly.
W. C. DUNN...
t
Wits
"'-l 7
(X5h' dtr '
-j5'"sL
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PERSONALS OF
SOCIETY
Mr. Stanley Lewis arr.el Ua!
fniijht from Bowiing Crc-n Ob o ta
'Join -V!ra. Lefc who is the gutst ot
'!: parents.- Mr. and Mrs. nm..Amrri"n Cri
:r. v. :
McGuire will entertain
Chapter tomorrow fcf
Mr. V. H.
Uie P. E. O
ternoon.
y. k i
Misa Ida Nthlack spent the week-
end in Oklahoma City.
y. k y
Trofessor Gecrse Xorr's of ('hero
ke is in thj. ity renevijig oil ac-
quaintances. X K X
Mrs. G. A. Hughes spent Sunday
in Oklahoia "ty with her daugh-
ters Mrs. John Fair row a-id Mips
Siinnjie Lea Hughes.
:-.:
Mrs. Peter Ohs entertain the
B. I!. It club at an all day inesUm;
at tho heme of Mrs. Fleckenatcin
Tuesday.
y. k x
Mr. and Mrs. Will Patterson wli!
entertain the Monday Dinner duT
at tfce'r home iMonday n!j;ht.
v v
AM members of the V'. It. (. are
requeued to be ut the hall Thurs-
day !: 4 at 3 30 at thor-s a'
i!!ittt rH or important e con;-cni its
convention.
v
The Guthrie Chora! Society wii:
meet at the First M. E. Church
Tuesday eveninit.
X K X
Emnn'm chih w-i'l meet at the E!ka
hall at S:'i0 for business before the
dance at 9 o'clo'.k.
X X X
Farm V'o'ran's c'nb. Division 1
ivill n eet at the hotno of Mrs. Tar-
rants with Mrs. Gross as assisting
hestrsses.
X X X
Missionary Society ot the M. E
church foiith wi'l meet Wednesday
at 1 o'c!o!-k at the ehnrc.h. All
Tren'bers are urs?d to be present.
T Vs.
L. Cr Shearor first wife will leave
in the morning to spend a few 'weeks
in Okmulgee with their daughter
Mrs. Dsl'as lUll. then wil go to
Rochester Mir.ncs .ta to f-i end the
siuimier.
! GRANT'S MEMORIAL '
DAY
i
Foilcvin? is the prr.:ram to b?
'.vcu May 4 at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon by the G. A. 11. and kind-
red bodies on Memorial Iay.
"Arcriia" Audience
Invocation Itev. J. II. Kilboru
Sainto to Finer
Sophomore G'r'.j. II. h.
The GEM
Weibel &. Greenwood Owners.
10c.
10c.
TODAY
THREE LIVE GHOSTS."
TOMORROW
"SO LONG LETTY."
Don't mis3 this.
10 Cents'
to
Everybody.
Radio Supplies
Apparatus
We are fast making con-
nection. with reliable houses
t
for Radio Apparatus. Keep
in touch with cs.
Mater Electric
Co.
109 S. Dir. Phone 79.
rr. Oniar M.Ror
Sk.-Uh
I.rfa of Grant.
Jwh:ii;ns Sl. Jack Homer
'rj"1 rr'u So'.Jicr i I-fsiilwnt. .
I Juitse C. V. rartrt.ls-
adin? "Soliior Pioneer"
. '. I'aul Arnold
SlH.U
I -Tentinj? on the )!(I Camp Croun l-
M.Kiricv'a Ai'iireciation of Grant..
.....itev. J. A Cmllaa
Htadins Selected ...Hn: SietAem
1 lliKh School
Uaniicr" ..Audleace
Th"s be ?n open n-rtins of
fost. V. It and U of G. A. It.
inctul;n all et-rsms if tho Civil
war and their friend. Tho cxvr m-n
will begin iiroinjf!y at 2 . 111.
i BALL GAME3
?
Standing of Teams
Western teaqus
W I.
St. Joseidi ..... IV J
Wichita 12 4
Oklahoma C'ty ..... 11 6
Sioux Cify K jo
Tulsa 7 '
Omaha n
Des Moines 4 12
nearer 3 12
American Leaguu
W T.
New ior': It f
St Louis n r
Ohicatro . S 4
Washington K' ft
("lowland 7 R
Boston It
Washinaton S t
Clevelan'1 7 S
Boston n t
Fbilade'phia 0
IHtrolt . ..r 4 II
Nnt onal Leaque
V t.
Vew York 12 3
Chicago . . . II B
St. Louis S 7
Brooklyn S $
rittsbursrh ......... 7 S
Plrtodidjdiia .'.6 8
Cincinnati r 11
Boston 3 10
Southern Association
Indianapolis ; l
Colunibua 0
Minnea!A!is 9 6
Miiwnukeo S 7
lxmisvilie 7 S
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At Denver 1; AVichita 23.
At Brooklyn 4; Philadelphia O.
At Cincinnati S: Pittshurrh 1.
At Chicago 0: St. Ixmis M
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At New York 1; Boston 2
At St. Louis 11; nevrland P.
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At. -Minnea'polis 7; Indiana; oils 5.
At St Paul 11; lxtiisvi!lo 6.
At Milwaukee 11; Tob'do C
At Kansas if'ty 4; Colnub'is G-
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 54, No. 35, Ed. 1 Monday, May 1, 1922, newspaper, May 1, 1922; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc713267/m1/4/: accessed May 7, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.