Oklahoma Weekly Leader (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 31, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 5, 1922 Page: 4 of 4
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OKLAHOMA WEEKLY LEADER.
TOWN TOPICS
Daily Sentence Sermon.
| If you think you kno*v It all. . t
1 least have enough consideration for
, ,, a I '>ur friends ;md don't iry to tell It
Miss Alice Has Achieved
Much In Her I.ong and
Eventful Career
Oklahoma
In
Washington Jan 5- M'^s Alio
Robertson, rongresswoman from t'k
hihonvi. has passed her tiSth blitli-
rtny. A vcrtlohle deluge of lell r
and telegrams from every ju.rt "ft'"'
nation poured in on the illrer-halre i
eongresswonian troin the Soont i
stale
Wednesday M« lUniertson went
tn the white house to reet Presl lent
and Mrs. Harding. They had learn-
ed It was her birthday an,i both con
gratulnled her an I said s" many
ni e thin-'s that Miss Robertson fot
modesty's sake, declined tn ie "■«
them. Miss Robertson went to tin-
white bouse in her little flivver and
was given a number at the gate Just
one ahead of Senator Owen or Ok
lahoma. Senator Owen's magnificent
limousine was lv>ld up until .Mis:
Robertson'B Kuril could get out of he
way
Senator and Mrs Ilarreld were :<1
so nt the reception. Senator Ilarreld
hits apparently reeovoied front hi?
receni illness and sabl be hoixM tn
be In his seat In the senate tomorrow
The h'ghest communities In the
world inhabited by white men a-e
Ticleo and Oroya, in Peru. Those
tuwns, situated between 12,000 and ! t
COO feet above sea level uro the cen-
ters of extensive American minimi
operations.
Mo thought the j>ietty miss his mate.
Hut he. alas, did learn too late,
With her, life was one long debate
And site was Just a bad mlsmate.
Why They Don't Speak
"1 have bad many men at my feet,"
boasted tne faded beauty.
"Shoe clerks or chlropo.Usts ?
. wee ly Inquired her friend.
Observations of Oldest Inhabitant
I nell ret. oinber when every young
married couple figu cd on buying a
radle when they started to furnish
heir home.
Usually an After Thought
"1'a, wlwt Is a retort." asked Jo'in
nle.
It's the (.of' answer you think of
after the other fellow Is out of hear-
ing (lls'nnce, my son," replied Pa.
TB0T5KI DAMNED BY
FftTHERi EXPELLED BK JEWS
"He's Enemy of God and Curse
To Humanity," Parent
Writes To Chief
Rabbi
London, Jan 6 - l.ecn Trotsky,
Russian'war minister, has If 'n ex
,■>' oCif>hr
( ' ! ■
Friendship Clas® of Pregbyterian
Church Entertained
A most ddlghtliul evening was
spent when Mr. and Mrs I). C. Hun-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. A. J Wann, and
Mr. and Mrs. \\* M. Gibson enter-
tained the Friendship class of tlr
First Presbyterian Sunday school I "ell(J from thB J,'w!8" chU"'' ""
with a New Year's i rty. Tuesday complaint °' his father, accoirding o
— I "any Kxpresa today
The char;e brought b> the fath *r.
Moses Bronsteln, read:
The rooms were tastfiilly decor- | "Leon has foresworn his fore
ated with the red and grwm of the I fathers' creed, has proved te be in
Holiday season. A short bustnes.* (enemy to Judaism and has foacome a
meeting was held at which the foi- I curse to humanity."
lowing officers were elected to servo Russians As Witnesses
in the Now Year; Teacher, Mr T-r j Dronstein, when asked for proof-
I. Armantrout; president. Mr G. P I by the chief rabid of the little Ekr-
Iffllstead; vico-presld-ont Mr R. A. I terlno . lav church where the s*i •
Estus; secretary, Mrs A J
reporter. Mrs Ti. A tHahn
I*o t. Mrs. S E Riohnrdson; charge
of memhersh'p committee. Mrs Wm
o| tucd
Mew?
LOOKING FORWARD
(20 Years Hence)
a New . ... „
evening at the Gibson home on East j Dally Expreao today
Noble.
Where There's a Will There's a Way
There was a lady from Carly«le
Whjo wonlt| not wear the hose of lisle
Slie took to selling milk
So she could got the silk
And now she's wearing silk'n a smile
Wann; vie were hold, declared that ever..
Clas * J member of the community, every
Russian throughout the world stool
as witnesses to the fact, which ho
declared was accepted.
He continued that b wanted hi
son expelled from the community of
Jews.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
R I A
ANOTHER ATTEMPTED MAll
CAR ROBBERY IN TEXAS
Gnlveston, Texas, Jan. An ex
press messenger on board a south
bound Santa 1-V train, was e'ther
knocked from his car or fel-l Vrom ti
just out of Houston this mornin;. He
was not missed until the train reach
ed Alvin it is understood here that
the mosscnfor was taken to a hos
•pital in Houston. His name is said to
ho Lucas.
The contents of the car is being
cheeked here to see it' any vaiuahl"-
are m'ssiug.
ANOTHER FATAL SHOOTING
AFFRAY IN DAL LA'"-
Dallas, Texas. Jan. f> Dan Roy
no s tn cus ody here charged with
murder in connection with the f• >t«? 1
shooting of J it Case, 55. in a S< 't
Dallas barber shop last night, prob-
ably will be given an ox: iinnin. Ma'
today. Several shots wore exch in",
ed in the affray which officers say
Was the climax to had feeling ho
twonn Case and Reynolds and t i'
lat.or's two brothers. Reynolds
claims Case fired the first shot las'
night, police said.
INDUCTED INTO OFFICE ONE
DAY IS KILLED THE NEX "
Riverside, ( a,if . Jan I I, V u
Brown, who was inducted into of
fiee as mayor of Riverside yesterday
looming, was instantly killed in sir*
automobile accident near rplund, ' <
miles northwest of horn, last n'gh*.
Lrown was wealthy
rlPST SOUTH CAROLINA
WOMAN CANDIDATE FOR
OFFICE DEFEATED
Orenville. S. C Jan. I. Miss Ad
die Tatham. the first South Carolina
woman to run for office as mayor,
va? defeated in yesterday's city el
eet'on ;it Walhalla she reeoiv. d ir*
volagainst 1!>i for James M Mo •.
her opponent.
ANTI LYNCH BILL IS
FIRST ON CALENDAR
\V' -hlngton Jan I.- Tn the fne•
of opposition from southern demo
<rats t'e house voted today to di--
>o\se w'ih other business and pirn
i"to do'i.-it'? on the Dyer Anti-1 yuc'.i
bill.
TWO AVIATORS KILLED
n eola. Fla., Jan 4 bieuten
an1 Frink Sloam of Oakland, Ca!
an' Milton C. Hersoman. of West - i
W. Va aviators from the naval air
station here were kille,j when their
•wont into a non. dive at an
Fool Questions
YV K K. asks: "Where would on'
look t. find las; sleep?" Dunno, but
you'll disc over the resuH < f 't in a
man's temper.
She Never Had to Worry
"hid you ever catch your husband
trying to kis« the cook?" asked tin-
visitor
"Never." smiled the lady.
"lie must be a model husband," ol>-
orved the Visitor.
Well, you see we have a colore 1
•ook.'
Household Hints
The back of a hair brush makes a
;ood hammer and a better paddle.
Cigar ashes will not hurt the rue
;>s mush as a scolding will the hus-
>and's temper.
A meal on time saves an unpleas-
ant time
Never have scraps with the meals,
it interferes with disgestlon
o s rong for economy Never
to words
Glbron; recefptlon committee R C
Porter; social and entertainment
Mrs. D (' Hunter; devotional, Mrs.
1. O. Nichols; visitation, Mrs C. R
Herrick.
No PossiDie Ke-iemption
Tn answer to an alarm at the door , "I want him dammed, cur ed with
an unexpected guest appeared. Oi l the curse of damnation wh'ch since
'Father Time bMrs. A J. Wann) with the beginning of the world has been
white beard, hour glass and scythe, i spoken against tho onemioq of Clod
bringing to the class a mensalre fro.n itho <urse from which tftore is no re-
the old ve<ir. Another knock at th? j demption on earth, in heaven, cr
door and u.von opening It a New Yea * hell."
baby (little Mary Ellen Cotteral) an j The chief rabbi read 3evon prayers,
pearod bearing Now Year's greet'ngs sr.ven curses and then blew out
of 10C2. seven candles, damning the accused
for all eternity.
Trotsky's aged mother, a witness
j to her .'oil's damnation, shrinked,
There was a balloon ascension
which when the balloon exploder. |
showered the guests with New Yea "'s
resolutions, many of them personal
to the guests and creating much mer-
riment when read.
Mrs B E. Hammers in her pleasing
manner gave a leading from Edward
Guest "Friendliness." duet by Do *o
thy Chaj man and Maurine Hunter
"Pucker Up Your Mouth and Wilis
tie," class history'by Mr. O. P H>'-
Ktead. duet "Song of Thanksgiving"
by Mrs ,!) (V Hunter and Mrs. S. E.
k chardson who responded to an en
< '>re with "lie Never Came Rack Any
more "
Games and contests were enjoyed
nnd at the close df this memorable
evening an Ice course was served tc
the sixty-five guestts.
ft $ S?
fa'nted, and fell to the floor.
IF IT FITS—
Patience is the thing wo thjlnk
ever bo 'y else should have with us.
You.h hates authority but married
•non hate it wm-so. but there's n<> get-
ting away from it
The b ss they amount 'o themsr
^s the bette" qualified some
*hink t!ie\ are to tell everybody else
w to succeed |a"<l Mn
When a woman gives an expensive
rsent sh,e will always leave the
ice tag on it, but you never sop
1 pri o t;ic loft on cheap on v
Tb > rollin- pin the average wife
es on her hus'i nd is not made of
'Mid bit of words
V woman's way worries a man,
t it s b<-r w^ig'st that worries Ivt.
Mo •' wcacn grow (d«l heavily than
v thnt way gratefully.
You :■!w;ivs like a good loser if you
inpen to he the winner.
Ard-Miller Nuptials
The wedding of Miss Oi ha Ard and
Mr Newell Miller was quietly sol-
emnized at the homo of the brid ',
11 IB West Logan Sundav evening, tin
'I? v Rober* | oheiy reading the im-
pressive ceremony
Mrs. Milier who 's well known, In
very prominent in Church work ft
the West M. E. church. She was e
graduat 1 of the Guthrie hi"h school
boob* l^'r Miller, son of Mr and Mrs 11. P.
Miller is a prosperous farmer. Mr
Miller will reside on their | tllilHHl
farm south of the city
ConstiDatton
Constipation of the bowels is a
stoppage of the sewerage system that
removes waste matter tfrtm the body.
It is as necessary that your bowels
move regularly once each day. to
carry off this waste, as it is that the
waste pipes of your home be kep'.
open and carry off the waste froi.-
the house. If you would enjoy goo 1
health, keep your bowels regular by
taking Chamberlain's Tablets when
needed.
REMARKABLE STRIDES
RECORDED IN STATE
ROAD MAKING
iCoiHTiiuea rroia Pace 1
with federal aid help amounting
to $111,839.79 which is 20 per
cent completed. Ottawa county
lias a project estimated at $.140,.
; 1104.44. of which $ir>4.1.">~>.7."> was
federal aid funds. It is 89.1 per
1 cent complete. Tulsa county had
projects estimated ;il $2,170,817.!lt!
Realtors Have Line on Wholesale
Dairy Products Branch and
Have Offered Assistance
and Support
The Realtors are now after anoth r
factory for Guthrie. They have al-
ready placed to their credit two a. d
will set the third one nice'y on its
feet this week. None of them are
large, but all are desirable and prom-
ising possibilities and yet are not re
q iiring any big expense, and no bon-
uses whatever.
President T. H. Hansford is in
close touch with two factories using
i lar e amount of milk. One of these
has the main factory in the east with
strong branches in the da'ry districts
of Wisconsin, Iowa and Kansas. The
other with main factory in W'chiti
and throe branches in Michigan and
Iowa. Both have asked the Guthrio
Realtors for surveys of Logan county
as to dairy cows, good roads, fresh
water on farms and at Guthrie dis-
tributing facilities, etc. Both tb t?e
concerns distribute their products all
over the United States, but desire tn
shorten the'r 'ong hauls by locating
tranches at convenient central dis-
tributing points where farmers are a1
ready giving some special attention to
lest breeds of dairy cows.
Mr. Hansfoid recently made a tr.i
to the city where one of their lar^e
branch factories is locat'd, and he
says there ig no earthly reason why
Guthrie cannot have as good or ev3f
l etter than he found there. He fe.
certain that one or both these, most
desirable industries can be secured
ior Guthrie. Every Raltor is solidly
behind him in this work.
Glen Paris, proprietor of "Pa la'
Perlslenne" has enlarged his store
l.uilcl ni? on north Vine to a 21-st.iry
j ah alioa tl for a prosperous year! structure and has added an
jg delivery system. Ships v. HI Ue.iver
i Oklahoma managed to pet through each 10 minuets.
i 1921 without a lynching, not thut sev- ~~~
i i Henrv Ford has closed a lleal
| oral were not needed. , Henrj r UI to
the Kress stores; the company
carry his jitneys. The first window
"Hapry though divorcedV is the
row slang way of putting It.
display gives a new low price of *7.85
each—all makes Included.
If you eet all your March weathe' | rlo, gam Gardner. Congressman
row, what do you eipect In March 7 from the If? Fifth is here from
M Washington laboring with his friends.
The genius hobo Is now "do'ng" , parleying ' lth the Irish
California. They are reported thick- r.ngm
or than locusts in Egypt. ° "'me rule'
Someone inquires "whit becomes There is talk of paying the soldiers
^f all thp surplus cats and do'^s?' 0j (jje woi Id war a l>°nii8.
A lot of them are in the alleys and
streets of Guthrie Senator Amos A. Ewing returned
M | from Washington today. Tho Sen t >r
"Germany has liig hopes now . is a 1 recentiy became a great grandparent,
recent heading. She had some kind i —
Oi a fit about seven years ago.
Girls of today cannot believe t' at
the heathens of 20 years ago went
rncle Sam decreased his publ'c 'into the coun'ry club bathing pool In
debt about 460 million dollars last company with men. aim st
year, and still has 47f million dollar • J
in the treasury. 0ne 0f t^e dirty songs of 20 years
'ago was found in a drawer at
Tulsa is not the only Oklahoma Corner Pha macy today. It
town fighting hard for better wato • cremated.
the
wa3
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTO R I A
'project amountiu<r t<
is ti per cent complete and fed
oral aid <'f $2")H.000 bus been ob-
] tained. Oklahoma county pro-
| jeets have totaled $'711.42.'i.f)2 and
I federal aid of $2s:j,lld.'.'O was ob-
tained. Its pro.jec t is DM per cent
complete.
Connecting Units Perfected
.McCurtain county has pending
, a project of $790,410.07 for which
dav at their homo when thirty were j •
STORE THIEF IS
CAUGHT IN ACT
Tulsa Negro Was In Act of Cut-
ting Steel Bars To Window
In Jenkins' Store
When Taken
George Province, Tulsa negro, so-
jourining temporarily in Guthrie,
made a fatal mistake when he faile i
to cover up his tracks after robbing
which is ().">.8 per cent complete I Dr. Wes's office appar.menu over
and il has received federal aid of j the Tom Jenkins clothing store, Mo.i-
$(j80,l)00. Washington county's day night.
supply-
The seed catalogue crop is about
ripe.
The Boy Scouts: learn to serve be
fore you learn to shave.
The attorney general says "rotai!
prices are too high;" but wi o makes
them, h'gh or low?
That Bartlesville bazaar netted thf
Legioneors nearly $700; they deserv
ed it all.
You'll have to give Reed, I.afollette
find Borah credit for th-e courage of
ti eir convict ons, if for nothing Mso.
Bob White will now cease -worrying
: bout the safety of his mate.
Likewise tho farmer will cease
worrying over the safety ef his mu'.ea
in tho pasture.
New Year's Dinner Party.
Mr and Mrs. John Massoy enter-
tained the'r children and their grand
children at a New Year's dinner Sun-
W ■
ill
About,
it is In receive Hrvim
s-nted at one long table which had I tv )lils ,l„ne one-tenth of tile
ns Its center pleco a hup;, basket O'' jts ,,^,^8111 esti-
cvclamen | mated «t $0fi(i,184.SS, of which
The children included Mr nnd M't;. *4so S!)2 1° w as I'eilernl ni.l. Work i
H*.' sl,r.e,l ni. nrniects in Ia "crew 'lriVl"'s and a 2
foot !ope ladder.
! He will be turned over to tho coun
| ty for prosecution.
I)r West notified the police and
instructed th m to keep a watch o t
his office as he was certain he thief
would return, and sure enough ho did
return and he is now in jail. Last
night Province was cau-ht in lie ac
of sawing the iron bars of a window
leading into the Jenkins store. One
bar had been nearly sawed in two
when Officer Fred Partenheimer ar-
rived on the scene and captured pro-
vince. The capture was effected
shortly after 10:30. The negro was
using a hack saw and had in li s pos-
session a la ge s rinu of skeleton kev •
it is announced by the Chamber
Commerce that a meeting of the
body has been call el to finally de-
cide on a great clo k for the c-i y
building. This is a much needed
improvement and sh > .ld be supp led-
Dr. Gulley, 95 year old today cele-
brated his birthday by dropping from
an airship in a parachute from an
al itude of 50,000 feet. "Feel fine and
dandy" said the Doc as he filled a fevv
out of town fo'.mulas for lite eterna'."
The 61-story "White Corn" bui din?
on north Division has a brand new
;. S. flag flying today.
The Masonic Cathedral was finish-
ed Monday. It's total cost will ex-
ceed $20,000,000. It is the largest o
its kind in the world and has a mem-
bership of 142,000.
-T
You sa'd a mouthful when you de
dared it could not be so bad but wha*
it might be worse.
It hasn't yet leaked out just why
both NorteHff and George were f. r
scrapping that Jan treaty; they were
never for the same thing before.
$
But Gov. Robertson's explanation
ef assessments of railroads needs fur
ther explanations.
The bad stretch of paving on East
Oklahoma avenue has been repaired
and the street railway company has
finally finished fi ling in the holes
caused by the removal of tracks
There is some talk of starting a
movement o build a new h'gli school,
long needed.
V \NY FACTOIUKS
IN STATK NOW
Samuel Eckor and daughter. Helen |ias nn( started < n projects ui
Marie. Mr and Mrs Earl Huff tne and Okmulgee e< unity, estimated it
I n re u ate time some way daughter, Genevieve. Miss Anna Mar" i .^!I4 of which $25(1,000 was
an will always be alble to
■'■' "ii| when she says she
the poorest consolation in
the world is to have the fellow to
whom y«.u ar - telling yoj^r Jrloul^s
Sihrickman. all of Granfield Okla.. j to be federal aid, or in .MuskoLr«
Mr. a<nd Mrs. c. s. McCrelght and and ITfiskell counties, where $622,-1 "
sons, Warren and Wra. George of 200.70 is to be expended with fed- Th^a!m^Mt!tn,'!.fOUOfh RT#d? ,,
.1 . . .. ... I 'ms s a pleasant, safe and reliable
Oklahoma City. Clias. Schrlckman of : ernl aid ot i >. !. i .t>4. medicine for coughs and colds. It ha*
Tulsa, Mr and Mrs Earl Patterson | A project, cost of which is csti- been in iso for
and daughter. Margaret of Boswell. ' mated nt
NV.w Mexico. Mr and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs | •Tnhnston county is one tenth com mothers of young children. as it con-
TV Catche'1 ! plcte. Wagoner county has a ta'ns no opium or other harmful druc
lit complete to cost j Try it when you have need of such a
remedy.
Stable business is necessary, but
wi l not be established by mulish
folks. Horse sense is essential
0
The weathe;man missel a might)
good oppor unity Tuesday to sive us
a real rain
April weather in January is about
os seasonable as January weather In
April.
—
The Canucks have finally decided
to "keep to the right" on highways
concluded to follow Americans tlvy
would be rV;ht.
When she is called to her rewar!
the men hear how good she was an I
the women how old she was.
'r.ett and son Roland.
IVrnev Morten. Mrs F
•Jlrplsi
altitu e of 1,000 feet an,j
Fort Barrancas wharf
•lashed iff
break in with his own tale of woe to
■ rove he is worse off than you are.
A woman thinks she not only h is .. .. ..
! ''t t" retty a« s. hu; tha* and son. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Schrick- | rn:uJ_,j2 per
° ' h: > the right not to wear j man and family of Guthrie.
their. \\ d we alw;i\s enj« y a good j ...
Pilious Headache
A tvMfn ! w! • • i• wife has run off When you have a severe headacue.
•i 1 in «t li' i-t has th' ' a disordered rtomach and constipi-
f.ii ' inn of kno ng h p.o- tion. take three of Chamberlain s
Tablets
many years and i'
Vl.SO of which held in high esteem in those house-
t oar-1 $1.10,000 is to be federal aid in J °M ,*>>• Its good quaHttes ara
J 1,111 best known. It is a favorite with
I'lim-
boob will get the
serves try in- to
Of course wo i
fhe silly little fit
et ha> -1 seen a he man who ,A ou'd
•it r'ther talk to one of "hem than
" of \ uir efficient business wo-
non or highbrows
B : - — pics, hut there is a iffer-
:n ' Any h.\\ will tell you
the other fe'low's sister has it all
over his own
RIG FIRE DAMAGE
AT MUSKOGEE YESTERDAY
Muskogee, Okla., Jan. ". Fire dam-
ace ■ - f ir•".•d nt 0(h) was eausod
todav to Washington schoo', a 12
room public school building, early to-
dav, Firemen 'belle
, mvu.^w. They will correct the d's
' ' ' orders of the Hver and bowels, effect
lially curing the headache.
of fun of |
b .t w. never j DE VALERA'S AMENDMENT
PEACE PROPOSAL IS
INTRODUCED
; Dullln, Jan. I—On the reassein-
Jbling of the dall eireann today the
; new version of Earn on de Valera s
' amendment was distributed to tho
members. It pro] oses a treaty of
am'ty between Ireland and the gov-
ernments of Groat Britain and of
tho other states of the British com-
monwealth.
FORMER DRY AGENT CAUGHT
• N N. Y. DRAG NET
New York. Jan. 4 Harold L. Ha -
formerly federal prohibition direet-
of for the State of Now York, we."
?niong a score of others named j combustion in a basement coal bin , Mr Carl Wade of this city has or-
the secret indictment recently rv caused the flames All three room** ganlzed the Merrick telephone com
t rued by the federal mand Jury in were gutted. Twq nights ago the pany with office here and expect to
v tig it ng indictments of the Vo" Id in ■ wa ransacked by unknown have a first class system in the near
MERIDIAN NEWS NOTES
Dr John P. Norvall of Coy'?, Okla •
lias bought the F 1\. Willis Interests
spontaneous and w:ll practice soon
I here arc ninny pro p
' plcted in the Inst few years and
under construction at this time
! which will he woven into a con-
' neetitiir system which will join
! one end of the state to the other
! nnd will meet with good road- of,
,, . .1 . 4 ,• , , i ment ring has caused
; the other states at the state line,
according to the plans of the
I highway department.
Gaps To Be Filled
In fact the next year will he
devoted largely to working out
this feature of the road building,
Alderman says. The department
soon is to prepare its plan as
j called for under the provisions of
the last legislature by congress
which made available the federal
funds for 1022. It will take sir;
i or seven moths to complete this
I state plan and then will begin the
in of gaps in the system
will furnish good roads
across the state.
i \ii iui ifN \m: uom:
COSTLY THAN DIAMONDS
London. Jan. I. The choice of em
eralds for Princess Mary's engage-
boom 'a
those stones In England. The square
out emerald is tho most fashionable
tend the most expensive.
Emeralds are dearer than diam
•onds, and run from $3">0 to $400 n
carat up to $300-0 a caret for stones
fiee from flaws, which are extremely
rare.
There aro 2,445 manufacturing
plants in Oklahoma according to the
1920 census of the United S ate
made public by the bureau of census
of the department of commerce. The
re: ort covers the year 1919,
Thirty-eight thousand three hun-
dred fourteen persons are employed
in these plants, the report says, there
are 2,320 owners and members of the
firms operating them, 6,491 salarie1
employes and 29,503 wage, earne s
The p imary horsepower of thesf
plants is 139,983. the capital repre-
sented is $277,034,000, salaries
amount to $11,961,000, wages amount
to $35 026.000, materials amount to
$312,60t".000, the value of products is
$401,363,000, and the value added by
manufacture Is $88,757 000.
There Is but one cotton gaols
manufactury in the sate an! it i
Sheriff Robertson says he doe-n't |located in Guthrie
understand why it is th it hotel n e i j
make a fortune out of the bus ness.
"I feed at cost at my hotel." he says.
Now's your chance men, to get in s >f
on the eats.
From Bismark to
marc has been a long.
Ge mans to travel.
ff
her present
Carpenters Local 18S6 Guthrie an-
nounce their scale of wages for 1922
is 87 1-2 cents per hour.
13. E. FRIEDLEY, Secy.
Worth Ccnrldering
The question Is not so much how
you contract a cold, but how to get
rid of it with the least loss of time
and inconvenience. If you will con-
sider the erperience of others under
similar circumstanoees. who have
been most successful In checking
hard way for their colds, in their beginning, you
will secure a botle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy without delay, and use
whohavouseditspreparationsucceesHw
It faithfully. There are many fam-
ilies who have used this preparation
successfully for years and hold it In
high esteem. It is excellent.
If you are a real good mathematic-
ian you can easily divide a $7 hog in-
to 40-cent bacon—they're all doin?
it.
Around the Britton tsles there aro
more than 1000 vessels, o. troin 200
MAN WHO BULT FIRST
U THItli: ClU ltCH, DEAD
Dr. Edwin F. Hill, me hodlst min-
ister. who died in Vinita Tuesday at
siead at here.
pearsons.
future.
'il?
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
c A S T O R I A
Representative Hill Dodd received the age of 86, preached the first ser-
tax receipt No. 2 this morning. Hsjmon in Guthrie following the open-
was on hand when the treasurer's ing of the country in 1889, and he did
to 10.000 tons each, lying in 20 fath- I office opened at 8 o'clock and paid it with a gun on the dry goods box
oms (120 feet) or less of water. f jn (|ie fJrst m0ney on taxes for th'.alter. The first sermon was deMver-
year ..j am niore contented when I fd in a tent on Main Street where
rr-— r-i ■—i a j* 'know I am fully paid up and non the Clothier Funiture store now
Q il S j M I A j assessable " be said. George Bruce stands Ho afterwards was instru-
sent a check Tuesday for his taxes mental in building the first Metho-
For Infants and Children n ( r e|Ved Receipt No. 1 dist Church house "n the corner o?
In Use For Over 30 Years | jg Broad and Noble avenue He will tw
The year is crowded wi h too many remembered by £ll early day Guth-
Always bears
the
<gnature of
££ I holidays already, and now they are rians as a real live wire and a t uly
figuring on a naval holiday western dispenser of tho gospel.
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Niblack, Leslie G. Oklahoma Weekly Leader (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 31, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 5, 1922, newspaper, January 5, 1922; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc120635/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.