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The Guthrie Daily Leader
'VOLUMS XLX1V.
'JAPS ARE HOT
pnnn PITI7CHC
OUUU UIIIZ.LIIU
SAYS A SOLON
THIS Ol XTIlY MIOl l n NO I
IMCItlUT I WSSnilLAKIK
HACK TO (M t ll'V LAND
llf.HK SAYS ( OMMIT-
r TKK MIAIKF.Il
JAPANESE THRIFTY BUT
ARE AIL DISHONEST
wcrnu: hhiiik swimhi:
WILL KK AT UNO AITT.H
Air.tST ITHST; MTTI.K
IJHOV MAN IS GOOD
Ut'SIMXS MAN
Louisville Ky . Jul mCongress
nan Kin Swope of Kentucky who
was chairman of the house sobcom
ntittee which recently complete! an
Investigation of Japanese Immigra
tlon to Pacific cewist states declared
li a statement Issued hero today that
thia country has "reached a print
where we should not permit anv un
assimilable rare to mi up our Pacific
coast state or any other state.
He said tho "privilege of entry id
any and all imnilprants should h
predicated upon their ability and de
.ire to become real loyal pe'riotlt
J Vmerlcans."
The ub-commltte will re;ort to
the house committee when conrros?
afsemblc In December. Mr. Swont
declined to say what recommendat-
ion will be made.
"It Is rather difficult for the peo
pie of the East and the South t.
fully appreciate the Japanese . Putol
Ration question and Its effect ft)
the Pacific coast." said Mr. Sworn-.
"Vtien we realize that about 1000'V
of the approximately ISO.Ofto Japan
f e In thia country live In Califorrl.;
we can readHy see why the Cali'orn
lans view with (treat alarm a contin
ited Japanen immigration.. Wash
Ington Oregon and California in jar
t feu her teemed to represent ai
earthly paradise to tho Japanese be
cause of their favorable climate ant'
fertile soil. As a result. abo:;t four
fifths of the tc'M Japanese popula
t!n In the Un;u 1 Sfates live in tfceer
three states.
'The Californlans alleRes." Mr
Fwope said "that the 'gentlemen's
agreement 1 feeing violated and tl a
thousands of Japanese iiiimlg-Mnt-are
entering: thhe country sur;tlt!
ouMy every year by way of the Mx
lean border. And In support of tM
statement there is the claim that
tho Japanea population In Caltfornt
has doubled since 101.1.
"It must be said the Japanese le
thrifty as he saves something fiom
his eirlngs and ho goes Into busir.ef
for himself usually farming. A
lesult. they are acquiring great tract
o' land In California and tiklnsj over
w.iole communities. As the Japan
ese would come in many wbvtefc
would move out beacuse as they
Sated they did not like the new
environment jyid could not compete
with the Japanese owing to t!)dr
'different standards of living.
"Then facts led to the praaee 1
the California loRlslature In ISM'S Df
the antialien land liv which mado
". illegal for those who are not ''
gible for naturalization to own hnd.
or to lease it for more than thrt
years. But the Japanese have evad
ed that law to such n extent that it
rractlrally serves no.i)urpose at ell.
For instance a Japanese who Is or
eluded by the. liw from owning land
buys the land in tho name vf hi in-
fant native-born child rnd becon'es
fje guardian of such child. The
J?panese also form corporations with
white "dummy" directors and acquire
land In enormous acreages.
"The Californlans assert that the.
Japanese offer a racial problem In
that they could not be asslmi'ate.1
It la very rare that a Japanese mar-
ries a white woman cr vice vers.;
Both races seem to discountenince
Intermarriage. They love their
mother country. They love tho Jar-
enese tradition and tbe Japanese Ian
puace. and for this reason It is dify
fUlnlt to Americanize them.
"We witnessed the arrival of a con
signment of 'picture brides wr
came to this country already 'mar
55 ON YOUR VACATION? 'X junder a clause of the peace treaty
X Let the Dally Leader follow X.thev must 1 destroyed within
Keep posted while you are
you
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HOME.
Man Who Fed
Wife Poison Must
Serve Life Term
Manchester Vt July Zt.MYr
Pittibooa was found guilty cf mur
der it the second degree today for
the poisoning of Ma wife at their
i home in Bennington April C. Tne
jury wit out tinea last night.
He waa sentenced to life- Imprit
crvnent.
SEEK TO CREATE MES-
T
Work of Oklahoma City News
paper Does Not Rest Well
With Voten of tie Fifth
District
Oklahoma City July 2i.-!n thh
aetkn'woods the slogan "If you .cc
It in the Oklahonian. Its not so." Is
stronger than ever. Supporters if
Scott Ferris say the Oklaboutan'a at
tacks on Uore ate hurting Scott
Ferris. In like measures all candi-
dates favored by the Oklahoman are
being hampered.
Jut now in the Fifih rongresalt tia.
race the Oklahoman is trvltnr hi
.reate the Impression that Ktaff.mi
and Swank art the most formidable
-siididates. Nothing Is farther frcm
the truth. Stafford is weak In hi
in county and is upending gobn of
money. twnk is playli lo fratpr
nlty prejudice and ha lost strength.
Niblaik and Franklin are growitu in
strength daily. Indeed the platform
f Ntblack Is winning supKiitcrs
daily in the south counties while Ok-
lahoma county makes no bone in
saying Nlhlack Is the man Stafford
Is regarded as wishy-washy lie
was endorsed today by organised Is-
bir and Is also trying to play to
the open shop volprs. Tho Ok'ii-
ioman's hoostlnB of Stafford is ;-J-nv"
him voles daily Stafford' x
loiii In the capital campaign nrf
still remembered.
MAN WHO OLsr.lU LI)
. I amily is aiuu:si i:o
Deputy Sheiiff C'has. Swanson Is
on his wsy bae k from Knox County
Nc'trasKa. today with Howard Con-
ning of North IHan fount) in cus
tody." Conning a farmer of Hosi.
Hill townshio Ix charged with deser-1
of his wife and chlldern. He
nun
lwated by Sheriff Robertson and
warrant issued for his arrest.
Bi Touring Car
Crashes Into Post
Two Are Killed
Chicago July 29. A big tourinij
:ar crashed into a boulevard elect
ric light pott on Michigan Bouiev.ird
near 43rd Street early today ki'liog
Mrs. Jessie Bi-Own and Robert J.
Bock driver of the car and probably
fatally Injuring John Mealy a cattle
dealer.
Mr. Brown waa acquitted four
months ago on charge of shooting
her husband to death.
POLLS WILL U.WIT.
TO AN AHMISTK.i;
Waruw July 29. Pollh committee
of the national defense sent a wire-
less meag to the soviet command
er on July 27 stating that It would
send delegate on July 30 with full
power to negotiate an armistice.
rted' to Japanese men they hid never
teen. Marriage was arranged fy
correspondence and an exchange of
pictures.
"S'ich a protest agrlnst that prc-
t:ce was caused that tho Japan.)
tailed halt on the "picture bride .".
So that after August of this year the
ijaprnese men will be tompellet tj
find another method of consummat
log their marriages with women hi
Japan."
German Warships Allocated to U. S. Were In Thick
Washington July 2I. Four of
the five German warships allo-
cated to the t"nitel State for
expe-rimontiil purposes were in
tlir thick of the fipht'mir at the
hattle of Jutland acronlinir to
naval inte-lliifo-.r-p reoonl lyre.
The venHPlst are due nt New York
from Hrest p'rance. this week am!
one year after their arrival.
The hfrht rruwer rYankiort.
f.UTHRlR OK LA.
GfRL WED IN ENGLAND
Roy F. Pat ton. and Mia J SnY&h
France Untied In Wedlock;
A War Romance Culmin-
ated In England
A meg from A herd re Wales
to Mr. Olio lttn tells of the mar.
rif of hr atep-son Iloy Pat tea.
a Guthrie boy and a returned sol-
dier to Misa tarah Fiance Illy of
Saeet Aberdare S. Waies Faigland.
July Jt They will leave Sou l.htn it-
ton July 1 cm boni the Imprator
of lb "uiinard lme for the I'nlted
State. Mr. Patten left Outhrle Msy
to rlalm his rid and expected to
be back on his job long ere this. mt;
owing to the difficulties In wHurlug
passago on the seaa on account of
the immense amount of travel he
was drtaltied. lie had to secure pass
age from Montreal Canada In going
over and wa delayed there nut land
ing "over there" until June J2. lie
has hd wonderful experience!' and
quite romance but has won the i
prise and is now expected home soon.
Mr anj Mrs.- Ptteu will be at
home to their friends after August
20 at 1017 West Noble avenue.
Scaled 4 0-Foot
Prison Wall and
Escapes Unnoticed
McAletter July ePrison
authorities declared this moimmi
that they were still without d.e
as to the wnrebut of V . "
"Mule" Smith aged 32 who scaled
the penitentiary wall late Werfnet
day and escaped without an alrr
being raised. Smith la the firs'
convict to escape by scaling the
40 foot wall which surrounds the
prison yard and upon the top es
which armed guards are placed
Smith was sent to the pen.te v
tlary from Pawnee county Febr-
uary 3 1919. "He wa snt to tit
penitentiary on a M year sentence
om ii i.ofiAN i AitMi n
nut -oi'iA si lor i in; a
I. M. Keller well known anil stts-
of'ssful farmer from ( Lovell
neighborhood wits In (Suthrie today.
"t paid a visit to the leader. "I
have been a constant reader of the
Leader for many years he said "and
the best thing I evor read In It w
ji he 'open shop' plutrotii ort wl.lc l
Mr. N'iblnck U running for congress.
If the people of tbe district 111 Jnly
read that platform he will go over
with a big majority. Farmer gen-
erally Mre for the stand he has tak-
en." Mr. Ke-ller has Just threshed Ms
wheat and It made 30 bushels to the
acre. Hrsldes his wheat Mr. Keller
has 50 acres of alfalfa from which
he ha already cut two rropx and
will cut four and a splendid prospect
for a bumper orop of corn.
LOl'NTY LLLCTION
I50AHI) IS IN SLS.MON
Tbe rsiunty eITi'on board Ic in
lelcn today preparing the hallo!!-
and siij plies for tho coming prli'i.ir
les. The ballot boxes will be fill'
ed and ready for tito precinct offi-
cials when they narrlve in the cltl
.Saturday.
John HopklitH. of C'rcT
cent Is chairman Ned Holman "ore-
try and Fred Wenner member of the
loard.
WIIOLLSALL JAIL ItltLAK
AT t lUDI IUCK LAST NK.IIT
Wlrhlta Fall. July 20. There was
a Wholesale Jail delivery at Frederick
last nftbt. every prisoner in the!
1 county jail esc aping. A posse of dtl-
sent are scouring the country. Two
of the escaped men have been recap-
tured. hein(r towt-el to tho Knifed State
by the transport Hancock w
the first ship in the Gentian bat-
tin line when it eollideei with the
Ilritixh prand fleet while the
22000-ton dreadnatifrht (Htfrie-
land was the ninth nliip in the
line immediately in the rear of
the- flagship 'of the- German commander-in-chief
Admiral S'cheer
Of the three destroyer all of
which are be-In r towed over aa n
reMilt of their Kiibmernion with
the German fleet at Seapa Flow
TIirUSDAV JULY 2!
FAMOUS BRITISH PROFESSIONALS HERE
AND AMERICAN STAR WHO RETURNED HOME
i; ' . I
1 ' MW
B . wr . j : ' ' V ( '''''
' r fr'.-'i" t;t
H:nrs Vunt-t'' tv. 'in l.'.ty tli f.imoip Hi ilisti mfVei.niMl
in ti e I'ttit!-! S';i-:. .Mtice-- I'H.'I. f liiwill .Inn Hanu-a w It litii-ln'il
tfolfct'- i. tl. li .it Mmtof Vi-riHin New Yoi'le fur tlic lirvt time
I'oiirtli in tic lit Mi h iih-ii yiilf cltaiiipiuitv!!)!.
Draft Dodgers Get Gay as
They Crawl Out of Holes
N w York. .1
L'lititv holi- cntl
iiv "J'l lral'l
.! ( tu-.j l. lh
aiii;il iotm tin I ho " A tut ii.;tti 'iil
si-i-l-H In I'rt't rotiM li'tlt loipe oljirtutH ll
Till' ' l'.'-r:r-l '" of liHtiti i' l tli"iiN.ni. Ante'rn ;HI Immiii x.
ttc 'nnlitHl!y ri'itji earini; to (ln-ir pre -wur luiiJiil-.
( 'V arilii'C ptit lit It lllfctO.1' HIMtt l.t'llv l-MIMO'N til" t('l of
Mipcrt-iriiy . llcHM- iH't'e in N'cw oi l whirli sno-o Hi' i-riti of
I'M? litis l.ecti tltf pri lVriisl "liiilc mil " of (Ih' national m.iviiH..
tbe liohl :tn linskitur of tin- Aiio-i .-ni i-iimiO'.I is iiim;-. itlino (o
tlioso who ui'tit tjvtrscii
'I'lu ii' iiit ninl piitrtuitiiitr tii.Ditu iN louiii l r. hirtte.l r !-
int'tt l is urovoLcil id i ill'' it I :im!n r of in ! n io-i'h llio pi'o iipl
Ititiipinif up of "no l iiin" cotHili'iiiUH'i
c
Saved Lives of
Three But Is
Himself Killed
WcAlettei Jul 2" Waenin
three emplcyrt to e.'pe ffO"i tot
der a falling be"v R. L. Hattiei-t
president ef the Stringtown Crub-
ed Rock company wa distantly
killed when a heavy timber gave i
. . . . i
way on a car and tructc nim on tne
head crushing his Skull.
Mr Hatfield and three other men
were auperlntending the unloading j ' ( ('S !MS IOOAY
of car cf machinery to be used
in the construction of a new crush. ').. flv iK.ui .minty young
Ing plant when the accident oe- Mlr ilU hrifht atll w ty ure IU-
cured at tho company'a plant at("(11 .. ' " xtttljl Ion for
Strington a small tow.i near here V Mni 1lllri Kra0 .
late Wdneedy afternoon.
FRANK BONO HAS MADE
SPLENDID COUnVv OFFICIAL
Frank liond li a C.iiihile boy who
sej-ved with the American . troop In
Frame. Hn r-iHmded when bis
eeiuntry c-ttlled hi t: (tlld deserves the
crinsliluialloit of the voters of I.OKitn
county. This r'luniod anldler in a
candidate for county tn;Hurcr on the
republican ticket Ho Jots' n-rved
several years as a deputy under Law-n-ufi)
Jetiitna ami wat appointed by
the county con-iin!fiemrc to fill Hut
unexpired term. Ho has made inl
and will continue to do to. Soe iil
announcement in this paper
Cleveland Jonnny Kllhgne won
the newpa;;fr decision over At tie
Hoot In ten rounds.
th'. O-102 iitid the V.:j were in
the fitrefront of the fiirhtinjf
tliroiijc'hout tlie Jtitlurxi rnatr''-
merit. Iicadintr n division of four
aennt criiiscrs thai bore the brunt
of lht! Uritifib fir" nt the opetiiti'
of tho cniasrentit. the Frank-
furl f la (Thip of Ifcar Admiral
Tw'odicker wiik bit feir time.
-inf with a riiibII calibre flo'll jn
each instatieo mid utayed in the
fiiht to the- finish. The third
cruiser bcliitnl her was uunk etlnmal r".ord here dwclosc but
Ppinv
f4'i v- K JVt;' ft
L if
- . JdV '
' - '
ili'il'.irs arc rtHwIun' out of ti'-r
ai liu' ori.;iviin-. of hio-li or
I t t l i"t I 'II l-HI
i'l Ml pCinolis
w lilt It
Troops To Repel
lco.
Ihi n dit In vascin j fwriJfrT-
Mticali. tower Cal . July 29.-J THE WIRE DUIlINO DAY t
Tfeop were being recruited her''-- --- -
today by Etteban Cantu governorj N'ashvlllo- Jovernor t'ox wa r'
of the northern district cf Lower iieit..d in grant a hearing to tlt wo
Cilfornl.i to repsl what he J-j
tnbed Xetterdoy mn "Invasion''
cf Lower California by Mesican
federal soldtcr.
( ; (5S KI!
-' f.( Ifo -s!". "I'll" exuiiillialloits
'e 'n :n i otMiin ieii ) Com K. Far
rell eoir.it yt mr-purltitenirrflt III t.ll
oiiit room .t iho coiiniy building.
T n. Mi xanilniirion are held eacli
year at this seiif-dn Jut following
the summer scluxd hi Id at Kdiuotid.
'1 here H' more luklliK the (crIh ilU
year taait it ukii.iI according to Mrs.'
Farrell
Oklulintua history and government.
aUTlciiltute d'limcHe sclerici' gfowra-
phy grarnmi r and I'nlled Kat'a his-
tory are tho stit.jert lodiy.
LARGE LOAN TO PERSIAN
i FROM UNCLE SAM
Iindun July 2! Americans have heavy )leld will boost th lotl pro-
offored tho I'ertflun government a ductfon of h-at In Oklahoma to o
large loan according to n unron- million bushels I'residetit W'bltehurst
firmed retwrt ient by the Pally of tbj atat lwcrl rf agrbwiture.
Mnil'a Teheran correspondent. predicted.
tin- opening of the cfiyfnji'metit
The Frn nk ftirf Which Inn r
rpu'd of 2" knot U believed ti
have part ii'ipati' atao in raid on
th" 'Iriiisb const
All lo.ioli jhe wa well tirt in
line and In r 12-inch tftnix worked
MirniiliiMit cojiiact villi th-Urifi-eli
fleid the ilrcadiiantrht
(K Ti icvbuid flaifnliip of Xirv
.(in:irnl SeJiniidl cciiiinandiii!.'
battle mpimlron N'o. 1 eseapod
u'ithouf a major blow m far rnt
.
Villa's Surrender
Is Confirmed
Washington July Official
dnlirmlion of the aurrenctee ef
Franic Villa te te federal av
evnment e Mk wa retelved t
the Ut ptint today 1rm
the American cnul at Piedr
Njr. He wa oii'ty tlo"
of t urrender by th fdri
commander at Pidra Nor
PflOFITEERS ARE NOT ALL
IN THE UNITED STATES
Wine Grower of Spain Pump
New Qrtt? Crop Into River
To Kt?ep Up Price cf
Wine.
Marid. July 19 .--Thousand of p.--ple
In Hpsln are n nnil i'r the
ton of the wine (roeer In thr
Vatepena and lhrr vineyard du
tint. b. (( r meeting Hue
Ursn nuatstltl" of IhU Jesf )etd.
whit It Is ittremey bountiful. Into the
rlvei In ordir It Is mid. to ntitlti-
iitin the Itlult prtcrs of wines.
Lack sif trati.K'tJatiii prevented
Hie produitet from etpeirtlng wln
and fruit therefore in tbe otirn f
their tiuotlng thrt wioo grower de-c-idt'd
to deutroy the proilili t rlhei
tltsn loinilt tho ptthllti l obtain Iti'
t nsodet fttes pi ti i .
(.I'MIIM. M IHI S
M lUILM.Y IN IIIIS l
I l.titu Perhlit. ell known to titilh
Th n.i;iti' recently resident fit
t'ttahinit arrived In (itithrln Hut itl.Jtt
B! intt tin oVl'H'a. ll' ir re-u'ly
' In k'--. lietlth tnn he r'tlred tn hl
I KM. lit lit the I! l-e hotel at p .)
j Tlilic iiioinliiu be w;is found ii'd in
)d. He bad died during tll nUlit
willioiil disturbing anyone.
! It U premlllllld IllUt It' 'l'!lt
' if nuil fiont lii Htt trouble win! ''i lit
wa mild -to m a vldltn.
A e'oroner'a ltiini(l over hi !!
will b held.
llHltl(.l I M l M S
; Th''i in.trti'io 'no wer.i
I
' SKi'd dv: I'oiMld K. l!td 21 l'l
;('laile fliilUr. "I both tf tlkla'iuu..
City. 'leori.'o It. Ileniiel 21- Sti I l
(f 't! M. Seeluy :i bo!h of K'nl"'.
men of the south on iutloii it
"ststo riant and fully honors" In
a irbrrMtii sent ny ine iiiuicgri wo
llieil leilK'tn for rejection of the HU
sen H .Anthony amendment.
TVlo l''""r tliund Japanese
truiis have licen urdored o complete
o niprtttoii of the northern part of
Hitiibatlen island the mliilsler of war
Informed tho hlt
Nome --Itonald Amundsen Nor
weintUri explorer will remain In Ntn
fur two wel avail then will t.-r
but Vowsel Into the A ret let ocean for
five year expeillllnn h antiunced
--YYHvlitngton Humuel (iuinpor
del litre d the Ano ili nit federation eif
Ilior would rcrttnt. warn redmllons
at all hazard a'"' condemned action
In coloration in lay Inn off thous-
and of men aa an "Ittdli tment of
IliunaKoiilclit." 0
-Washlnitton - Kraiie-o and (irent
lltltaln. according lo authorlt Ivet ad-
vbe have concliubwl an agreement
In roitiiertlon Willi oil supplies d"-
signed to sewiiro Itilernaiional e:o op-
eintlon and to eliminate e ornpefll Ion
bi t ween the two ciniiitrleu
Oklahoma fl'y t'n tpected
of Fighting
Vie e'lmiHfed b'fer by hiltillif a
mitti during t'ifi withdrawal to
V'i!h'linhnvi'ti
Of the two cb'stro) fin the
G 1H2 wm with (he acenititiif
forecM bis(. to tlie Frankfurt at
the upenintf of the baltb. She
took part in the etro.ver attack
oil the linfish battle criiiner
division! at 1 :.M P. M atl later
iii the general eim-aaremeiit with
Uritifih eb'stroyern ettt out to
(Continued on paga 3 Cot 1.)
B 0 D Z E AGENTS.
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BULLETIN
Nvr. Vrh July J. fwe entofc-
nt ofticsr Of (h "dry Jlw .
ien ef th f.Url g4vrnmnt worh-
ing under th Vott4 Im are teed
rt bc hrgd (vthj mtn)j
raid curing liquor and disrt'j
f the C6"trhmt t botlgiJ''
vbitttoi J'itf J' - T.t mem
yv of 1'iohjsuioii fVnimltoner Jtto
! Krsitier' flyln .pldrott titte-nt
upon the enrore-ement er ine (mii
t are far In dimil front the
M.-rvlce fur holdlmt neandabm party
It PlttburrU lait week. U U rharT"l
that these mt parttctpflitiol frt the
raid on Homestead saloon In the
-nurse of Which thrT seined a rpisil
tiiy of altUkv.
Two ulteae ef C"titrabnd tionie
rre laW'-n by lhei te PHttfmrnh and
t lli- lr h'tel thev iv A Party v h to
i-eu!il lt imnh noil ant tuifrt
si andnl. The management ef th h"-
(I hd thetit thrown nut in feapon
in the proicat from oilor viit
t'onioilwtoner Kramer h-n afked
to.liiy a!ont tbe Incident ad!
I wa In Plitsbtiritrt I'lPUf and
heard of the affntr refer to I he
ailed upon the ii.rrlln aejeot f if
i rpoit ort the auhject nd If Ihe
at or v I heiird I rmiflrmd the men
Involved i ! dliuted. The te-
putt on the subject t eipet tod at anv
lime and when It arrt some a-Hon
In tho matter wilt be tieen. O'lf
duiv I to enforce the 1w and w
l!l int t'-lorale i h tik vlobetlon
of it a were reported lo to In J'ltl-
bur b'
Doo Thrtwe From Wiediw.
The ten .rohibltn siiU itnlxe
irivstwntlioi r"lteret at a down
town hotel and were assigned tit
rooms on the !hfh ftoor. t'a the
Hnhirdav tt!hf. fullowInK the "coud
of the rail In Homestead It I alien-
id that a portr wa fit ire d (l the
ipiartxr llotfd to tho iW-y law
letth.
Iiniiieiltaielr fir thl tnldnlnht
party bad been broken up It w
ti'irried at the hotel that very ttlf
e.iiiliirt had been ro;wted to the
i leile dosik front the eltdith floor and
that tlm two prohibition attnttt had
been riojnexted to Vacate their room
Immediately and that they had elone
so Th'-re n aldo t.-ill intiw( hotel
atiachea at thief time of (wo suitcase
id llipior and of wotieit. It w said
that n I'Sikajie of ll'i'ior w thM
nit of a hotel window and rrhnd
onto the sidewalk with n h tnle
to draw a cred.
Hotl Employ Silent.
hrrt Hr'H;ii-r tltnrt ei'ieson'f
employe of the hotet ronernlii tht
arfalr they sal they wontd not ac-
cept the r"ponrMtltr of talklnf. The
hott.ti dolecflve decrid he wouM
nut make a statement ecpt on al
rice of the hotel rflrriparty'a attorn '
Ake. pec!feally f the talk about
to suit case of llipiflr and two wo
(Continued on I'sge & ('M i
hlaki: II S 0IH M l h
imoGu urns I'luM'iris
C. I. Illalie who ojierafe farm
iithnat id the Hty ha a trfMint
corn rr!i Ihct I the bent In the state
F.xpert who have looked It Over say
the 60 acre eJH pet Mr Hlake IX
fio. The sfoe les are tl feet hlnh and
are uniform. The (Hake crop la the
only one In l.oan county and demon
stirale i-oncltilelv tht ir'iii rort
ran row In onn eoti'ify. One of
tbe stocks can be sio n in (he window
of IhU office.
r.-raw-r sasaaanw.- '"" Kamssasratssaueia
WEATHER
New Orleari. July 2'J.Totittfb
and Friday tcenioraUy fair.
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 54, No. 127, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 29, 1920, newspaper, July 29, 1920; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc713434/m1/1/: accessed March 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.