The Oklahoma Leader (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 28, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 12, 1918 Page: 3 of 8
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;round in France simf tin v k-
l-roud record inviolate b> lie
« - sl'ul ad vain . oil .1IIV in-\ alter Ihn
siberian revolutionary commander. his headquarters at
harbin, some czecho slovak troops organizing there
and nigh is >r tii* bitit
Tin-
IF STEALIN
>«ew York. St-pi " Marshal Foch
Is credited by some of thc# Herman j
newspapers with adopting a now
j..i thod of defend learned from Mini
dfaiburg." The al'led commander H
said by the German corespondencei
of tin* Merlin Vorwacris to have up- ]
plied tin- method to tin- .t« i -n-i\• • j
fighting just bf'.urt* t ilr- ;• r. .! t ..Ml'
offensive be run ::t tin Alarm- ; Ii *ni j
in July.
The method is described as .1 with- j
Sa> - that
•i a stout -lie
skillful cnein>
Americans encounter
cd and i'xtrvnii .>
showing no -ten- of lowered niorab
Every foot of the w;i> into Juvign
had to be limn u-d with mat-bin
gunners who fought nut i 1 none wa
bit to fight. Tut Americans galnei
siionnd. the correspondent adds, ti
luavii ^t shelling wjtl>, high exploslv
failing 4o loosen their grip, not even
1J hours later when the tJermans
flooded the valley wjtli gas.
drawal of troops from the f rst line
and placing the main forte mi th<
aecond line. This weakened (he ef-
f .ct of the German artlllerv.
'Tn< my batteries were in such deep
fn.'t;i 1 ion write-j the Vorwaerts' eor-
l< srohdent, "that their ban/- struct
the Herman attack not in front < r the
f.rst line but only in front of the
ond line. This defensor ae.it n.
learned from HSndeubot ■ naturally
demand? n new method of attack
which w\H not long in to
IT'.,
The -late hn« b< i n divbb il into
two aerie.; by t!io Hate food admin-
ia'rai .n as a basis for fixing the
ptlces ri cotton M>ed pn I u:l •. The
will be thai territory ea. t
running along the counts
c;.Q t. 7<
t>i a !
lite i 11
Creek,
Cle.Vel;
ferson
will 1)
. iii ami .u'h .
Payne, Linn
!, Orady, Sti
• - Hed river,
ill the reclaim
. Tuls
11. OUabom
llt'lis : 111 <I !•
rile \\ • I //>:
0
if Ib,e late
west 01 this line. The ea.-: zone *"<hi
of a ton of cotton seed is i« 1
gallons t>1" oil, !)!'.> ])OUIlil. of 2Jit :• i. " ,.m
pounds of hull an(j 14.". pounds til 'in:
ecs. The west /one yield i gal
Ions of oil, !):•:. Louml of meal. *> "
pounds of hulls and 11". pound • 1 ••<■
t'ons made bv 1\. id and dim- in e,-
tors was 1.170, 'he inspet n.n inv
made in r/C cities ami town
STiTE-WlOE SURVEY
OF VICE C0N0ITI0KS
A Statewide surve> of eerlain eon
ditions that, will have a very impor-
tant bearing on the. physical eondi-
tlou of the man power of tlie coming
registration will Lie started him ••II-
ately by Attorney (tencral Ft - ling,
and lie lias appointed Judge 11 I' Hill
of McAlester to take charge oi in*
work. Judge. Hill will have assistants
who will aid in making I lie survey
Oreat effort has been made in the
past to coutbat the social tlisefiso
problem as il has affected the work
of raising an army. Not all the trou-
ble lias existed in the towns 01 eilies
located near army camps.
TCLSA ItAHItllSS IM IIi;\sl:
WHCE TO M.\\ i.i:\ 1.1 s
The high Cost of living .noved up
another notch in Tulsa today when
barbers announce,! a new scab oi
11 ices, with ii.'.c for a shave and "<•
for a haircut. Shoo shiners also got
the fever and now a"shine costs 1
lit Tulsa. The Increase in cost < f
tonsorial work was followed by
on safety razors, according lo
era.
SUGAR WASTE IN
II, S. 15 FRIGHTFUL
Columbia, Mo, Sept ." — One hundred
million cups of toffee and
million cups of iea are consumed
| daily in the Cubed States, s
announcement by the .Missouri food
a. ministration in urging greater econ-
omy in the use of sugar.
! If an average of out -half teaspoon -
j ful of sugar remains undissolved at
j the bottom of ach cup, the stale
intinues, I he waste would about to
j "no,tut.i pounds sugar daily.
A il i esiinnied licit from one-
1 (hird to one half • a all the ug.ir u -
|'ii a household K etmyuineii in . >rtee
1; ! d tea, the announcement urre • all
j ii ;tir I lie sugar until ihoroU".hl>
| «.i: solved
FOIOICR (.ITIIIUE lilt.II
SCIItMH. |IO\ Kil l.I ll
John Knglor, who was gra* uali >1
from tin (itithrio high seliool
spring', died last night from Injuries
ret ivetl in the Iroop train wreck near
Cliiekasha yesteruav
UK home was In lCnid, but h.« spent
the school year with Superintendent
and Mi Wiekhi/er. who ar • obi j
friends of the family.
Tin- funeral s u vict s will be hi Id
ai lluid (.11 Sunday afternoon.
■*: w :k t :j: :•>: >: m :% t. :n % x:« ?:
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
James M. MoKee to Charles Picker-
ing. lots I'.i and 20, b 01, C. If.. Uutli
rie; SI.mm.
t'liarb's M. Ilowlulul lo A. Hall,
lots 2;l and 21. Pleasant Wallov;
Win. A Harris it) Martha Hill, lots
IN. b I!•, and lots a, ti. 13, b liti. ulso
lot S. Li 2.i. Pleasant Valley;
\\*. W Long tti Archie \V. Taylor,
lots l'ii ;iml ifl, li . Pleasant Yullc;
$25.
Mary J AlcPeek to liffie Ft Mcl'nak,
.seven acres of ne. 17-18 30; $2)0.
Win. lJohling lo 15. T. Thomas, lot
. b 2." , Orlando; $2,000-.
Dock Long lo Jobu II. .Porter, 51 : •
.'I-l.j-lw; $700.
John M. Gaffitey lo Win. S i'axlon.
ik's 111 to 1 ti. b t'., W. ci nth rie; $1
S. Pratt to H. W Murphy, lots 11
find 12. b k. Guthrie; $1,500.
Mark M. Small to James Ii. Smith,
.Jots 11 and 12, b 7. Navina, $S0n.
Samuel U. Hunter to Esther Hunter,
lots 1"'. lt>. 19 and 20, b 19. W Guthrie,
also one-half interest in lot 24, 1) r.l,
K. Guthrie; $1
SPECIAL SESSION OF
<£>
*
■;VWR4%a;-
or tn
lowei; pill 11
FULL BUSINESS OPENS
I inciting was w'tiolly
i.md n.i'itmal 111 clT;
JairK were sung and
jfeatured tm 1 nli
T'm Lut '. Wel'ar.
and purn
WEN OF 1D TO
j l.iitz I 1 > Cootl •
j tlfferml their st
j ion b\ 1 onderli
[ sical program,
I peakei in tbo
Company, of (1
tvIcoh on tli
K an appropriate
al < furnishing
of the Mo
Hills throughout,
dess pictured in
ivid manner tht
1 si at ions perpo
was markedly' 'mint
in speaker licit l ! Ii
a most lucid and \
atrocities and dev
iratod by the enemy in this terrible
war. He exerted the citizens to pa-
triotism, tolling them to keep the
ionic fires bin 11 i 11 u while th, bo\ s
are fighting 1 boil battles atthef front,
and that the Count) Pair, with all Its
exliibi: . .. -tiiuul.int ;o that elfe. 1
$ r
i\ n
"ill
n
b i
W.I
IP,!
N
n
m
lilngt
even
au
would all
of briiij
sl'ul and vit
I si 1 e I,, make
nd that by doing
contributing tn
ig tais war to a
rious conclusion.
il look place, tor which
us neighborhood made
YANKEES HAVE NEVER
BACKED UP A FORT
London, Sept The Americ u*
auys the uorresj:ondent of I'eut 1
l:inited at American httulqniiriei.- m
Krattce, have si far in ver • yii'ebd
-•arjatfct —
The special session of Hie districi
caurl held here today was presided
over by James 15. Cullison. t>f t!.e
I'weiitiejb Judicial District, who has
un j been sent here from Ktiid on a< count
.1 of the inability of Judge llickam to be
present.
I Motions and ootirl court, cas« :s will
J be disposed of, and there will be au
other session on Saturday, September
11, after which court will be (dosed.
i Ii request of Adjutant General Gi;j
son. until September !0
It. is reported that Judge llickam
had to undcr ro a slight surgical ope-
ra! ion Ibis week, which accents for
lis iability to be present today.
icc -Z.
CRfcAHl
SlJtW!' meaiif 5Uip&
Tho suQCif uaccf in
#vveet drmks muat:
be brought" to Ai n<?r
iocx in HJhjPft.
ycd!"1 400 ooo.ooulb^
bt' ouofer ccyre im-
ported tor
olrinks. ino9o
ohlpft mu'jh now
t^cf to COrry bo[ -
diero to front
Drit^k. le£>0
swceteiitTd
beveropQ5
are war
The rural and village schools havi
In gun their 1 HIS- HIH school terms
with good enrollments and an abund-
ance of deterini'iation among ilio pu-
pils and teaihe: ; lo make this a
banner year in school work. Tin
i< aching force of the county is com-
plete. all are women teachers excepi
two. The wages mm* been increased
IT, per cent ov.-r last year. In all
tlto districts only needed improve-
ments and nece-s.irv ei|ui; nicut havt
lit en purchased liiis >ear, all surjdus
funds that can be raised in the dis
tricts will be ustM for war purpo.es
Marertret DnnK'-b. coit -iip. rin-
'1 ndt ni will mak h< r !ir 1 lonr of .'n
s; cctioil t)f the school during Srp
tember, October a.id November. This
tonn she is urging the children and
trackers to stress, sptdling, letter
writing and eoni edtion. Certificatt-
of award are ofi'ered In spelling l<
luplls making ltm perfect written ret
itations in spelling. Vi the close of!
tlm school year medals are given lo j
the winners in the county penmanship j
aid spelling cont"sis.
Another item jf iniiortance which'
.Miss Doolittle eui| hasizes is Hie tn
ganization of junior Hed Cross in!
every school. Last year Logan coun-
ty ranked first n Ued Cross accom-
plishments and this year much more
can an,| will be done. Before be-
ginning the school*It-rm, each teacher
takes an oath of office whereby sh |
pledges to assist ami co-operate with '
ai! agencies having for their purpost
I he welfare of our soldiers ami the
successful termination of the war. I
The substanii il 111;
building shown 111 tin
may indicate the character of the
•^t vernment of General I) L Horvath.
I rt voliuionarv commandei in Siberia
The building is his headquarters ai
Harbin. The upi - r photo,show s sunn
o-Slovak troo,^ fight
01 the ('
llig in Siberia.
District l Ibrnice Myci-
ar...ions ami n •
Preis, •' citizen
proved hlm-olf -in
art of auetioneei in:
lo the highest bidd
e prop-
llobert
of
prt
tile belief; of 1
netted, -pea k i im
our
Sept. 7.—Protest Mar-
1 • -aI t'.. wder said today that
N 11 onal Selective Servlco ina-
111 e 1 > mu d speed up operations lm.
• L itely to make it possible to get
' ru from the new 18 to 45 registra-
tion on the way to army cantonments
by the end of October.
I Outlining tho changes In mothods
• p'e.i to that end, General Crowder
, .lid i|lle tionaires would FO out to
1 I-..; 1.tn1 beforo the drawing has
b- 11 conduced to determine their
ord• of all and that local boards
would be urged to commence classU
J 1 it a. 1011 iiuniediately.
, "The necessity of filling hip Orto-
' b< r requisition either In part or in
wbeb* out of 1 lie effectives to be ob-
■ 11 1 Mtid- ; the new classic u.1
'• e rrowtb-r said, af'er explain-
ing that a few Claan 1 fi-im tho
>nid l'ii
(>cfobm*
1 iiv for-
. up In
.ti : fact-
ion
iiv
•gram the
appret iati
- thank ti'
R T Si IK >1 ,.\"
Districi
District
District
Alice IMag-
\pnes Kiala
Krauces Charvoz.
iiisirici -h Retina HerbCr.
District 1ft—Gladys jones.
District 40—Mrs Minnie Patterson
Jana II Mouser.
pisiri.
Di 1 rid 4:1 M liessie Pa
District II Winona Pact.
Meagher.
Dlsirict 45— Ro^'1 Schramol.
District 40—Kathrvn llarrl«
Districi 17 -Lc la. Good rum
District 48
District 1;<
Jt nes. Grace
In lie .Mason.
Districi .10- Glady
District
Dmtrii t
Morrisons
District
•hou -
P T Jolwiosn. Ml va
Oliver, IDden Ma gill;
Drown.
K.'a Payne.
'Zona Sinilli, Grao
The quietness of police tourt wb h
has pi vailed for several law* wa • '
rudtdy shattered ye i:itla>. and lli>'
Honor, Mayor Martin- a. was ' • fiont
ed With a "-I If|- 1 ti \ darkt-i 1
'' : : n-ofuiilg. a e li w« • c! 1 1 • ! ti" j
.1 s follow s:
• 11.1
an 1
District •">
Districi :
District
Districi .1
Districi
District .1
District 1;
District C
- Myra McClellan.
Ile.i.sie Howell.
Georgia Ireton.
Kf.le Dunbar.
Xora Muxlow.
Ituth Anthis.
—Jessie Dye.
.Mrs Helen llulme
M<dl> Xitdiolson.
Evfli-y Snoonft \ — Every Sip -
1 «. ti t—i Aanwf.uitiM.
The fullowing .
ti i dlers rill ploy, i
C'onsollilatert dlttrirl I Ail.-n.
Dunn, Irene Karr and Beatrice Wliite
lit art.
District I - Margaret Willn r.
DihIriet il Dullv I.enhjiiisf.
ili^irii t 1 —!'). ! .1 Sie|.in 11 ■
iiisiriil dla.'.. Coal ..
Dlsirict (> .1 ,\l I inner anil
l!as«r.
Dl-iri.i T Mi-". Slmver
DlnlrlH s Vein Slrnime.
Uivirict Mi. !.aur# Stobauub.
Diiii'rii'l i - linili ri..;er.
J>i .trlc( 1! Km. I K.. s Ir).
Districi IJe',sl(. I.aie
Distriit 1:: l.i.iruln Krlwarilf. Kvn
ICilwarih, iona (labe, K.ina I. John
son- M.~ Hisle Norris, ,Mar> ilonian,
Mrs l.jilia. i,angi 'on. Mrs lllunche
FKHey, Mrs (Ira . Murrlsell, neorge
Tiimuu (ci..
Histlirl II Ve.:a Samples
District 1.;—Grave Irby let.
District IT- El je W'eilerlz.
District IS-Fae Wile.
District .111 Kill Mae Fields.
District 21*—A1:.:a lleltn.
District 2^ —
District '2.1—N'ev i Watson.
District 2t Ada Itltlle.
District 2." -Am'# Ilorren.
District OT-^jwendftlyn llrown.
District 27- Mrs Lillian .Mills,
District 3S~BIrdle Sciiaai.
District 2H-Fr'.ucfS Wiiltaniaun.
District 30—Ksla Park.
District yo
District 32—Myrtle Chambers.
District 33—Beatrice Brown.
District 1;.: Gladys Henley.
District til- Mnrv Delle Donaldson j
District r.'- Jessie Host wick.
District m; Dannye Alexander;
coin,dcie list of t.esa Klliott (ci.
uuin wli'i •e ; j 1 i-. ve r 'iati
were arrested :i; 1 l a^. ,)M«tlr>:ia
a v ciliie rootu > 1 • • Iiv. alid gi ,. t<]\
bond for au;t-a ii . 'Ins nit.ni.ig.
1 "lief Mitchell, who had been watch
.n Parr'sh who u "der s«-nlent
t'Ui tic Fe .en; 1 >1 1. r*.• rjs -I Wi l.
v'tiiai 11 of :-i • nar'o'ie law... ai.-l
out ou ?ppea' !, irac d ih- coupb-
out tm appeal bond, traced tho couple
to lie room, and search r.-vea!ed six
liotlles of morphine and a bottle of
strchniiie hidden in a stove. This
morning Parrish was lined >' 0 in, his
wife •" <)(), end the other tv '. iau
f20 ou. all of which was paid, and 'he
(rio ordered to leave iown.
J A Join .• and <' il Iticbards enter
ed a plea of guilty to rid n;- 0.1 San'a
Fe pas.-enger I rain N'o. 40." witneut
hav.ng paid fares, and were pn. to
work 011 Ho streets in default of pay-
ment i l a Hiie of $ 10.til) eacii.
Isaac Willis, Osage Indian, wa rt -
turned to the Indian school a* Chil-
occo, from which he escapeo .1 f< w
Ilert Medlor-k, e.har^td • vill- speed-
ing in West Gutlirie, wi'! be Im mI tin
afternoon,
District ti?
Marks lc>.
j Districi 1;
I Isma.
I District (!• ■
! District To
Kv;i
Alt Anally ; W .1
Jelstna, Olive
flNOTHEfl ALLEGED STORE
THIEF IS CflPTUREP
Another chapter wa • written in Ho I
ore rohberic - in ea em Lo«an ami.
when a store a" Carney. Lincoln!
county, was brok« m into ami a ijuan-
tilv of uierehandi e carrnu off.
Yesiirday afte-uoon the same man
vho 1- reported t- have beefj hand*
ling tin stolen .■, 101I-, appeared iu
iconium with a nail bunch of mer-
chandi e. and offered it for sale at
tin John Kmber.on store iheie, lie
van accomjiunied by a man drivin. a
horse and bugg>. and had not beard
< i Kmerson's uri< h' on t'li^-ge til* re-1
ct ving stolen goods.
Mr Winurson s mother, in charge of I
the store during the absence of Mr.
Kmerson, told hint that there wa-U
uothiug doing, and iin'.nme.d i.ini t r,
tho arrest, lie m iu- 1 aiely drove o'f
in the direction of Lincoln m !
An alarm was given, and tli
culminated in the arrest of the m
driving the bur-y/but the othor had
made his escape andhad carried the
inercliamlise with him. Sear'i was'
made, and the pursuit is still oil look- j
in;; for the escaped man. The driver
'Hid hi rig was taken to Chandler,,
ami is now in jail there.
GOTTDN SELLS FOB 41
CENTS POUND IN TEXAS;
What Is probablv tli• highest price
evt r paid for cohoii on the Dallas]
Market was recorded yesterday w hen I
LI' LeftwiCh o! Carlsbad. X .M sold!
evenly-three bat'M to Tarvcr, Steele|
A Co. at lOc a pound 'I ne cotton was]
> ful one ami three >Ixtecnths-inch
'aple and tile riee |*e,'fesi'll I et| a
rremlum of apbroxfinately a bab
on account of tht 1 xtra fjmility.
< all.-., inakesit m. «. ,.r
w.' ti to snbstan*iti 1
w i .r'. of I he local b . . 1 d?
eperation, and
v> !"• milo of the
1 I' ,1 • I tcilplisll u^'' t ,
• ti l. b .il boards are
'io- r -iurn of the cai i
Hon : as prompt
'1 icrcaftci that the proc
1 rial nuuihfrs tr , , 4 1 • J . jj;
aliened. Accomplishmt nt this
•wi :i« inside, of tou days now . asked,
j though in 11H7 it took nearly thirty
jda> Il may be possible to hold the
! drawing on October 2. General Crow^
1 tier explained, hut it can iru bo
-laried until the lists of ser:: l num-
bt i s huvo lietiu completed ' . .11
•ral Oowder
'•d to that.
0111 regis tra
«. ible, and
or ^ugn-
100 PEB CENT PERFECT
oir ef nearly ono hundred Oklaho-
man given discharges at Camn Pike,
Arkansas, registrants sent to that
place during the month of August, not
one name from this ('QUtity appears.
From tie1 off.t ial report every regis*
nam hum here is physically fit, and
available for front line service.
1 - pi 1 •!- uionsl'.aies the effl-
- . of U.e Logan county local
bt a e\-,iniiiiiiig su.gennu,
■1 ■•'.« it he on."ititiilaUon
•ii - 00 I work
r 'e .; 1* :e.l i!i ii ai'e being aont
bar', t 1 j'tcai boards tor re-
ctification. They will e;fe-r beld
for rc-cIasRlfiratlon, and sen: Into
limited service, or put in Class 5
FUNERAL FOR LATE T 8
JONES HELD SUNDAY
T;ie funeral services for the late
Colonel Thos S Jones, which were
held at tho Kpjiscopal cbufch yei-
terday afttynoon, were largely at*
tended, the many friends of the de-
ceased crowding the church to pay
their last respects to the departed
citizen The services were Impressive
ami showed the cstein in Which h waa
held by all. Interment was at Summit
View where was laid at re«t on4 who
had played his full part in t&e deTfl-
opnient of Gutiirio and Oklahoma.
HEALTH SEPTEMBER U'me. boche gets some like this every day
I District 71
; District 71!—F.s
Lela ( nipbtdl. ft
['« t il lUedso. .
Maud (jiddings (c).
Minnie Verrea.
Me We lb
()•
l i-
Mae
Je
District TI
C Floyd (ci
el L
Short:
Kva Now
Mrs Mildred Floyd h-'i
Mrs X J Kinney.
E'hel Shaw.
Le >na Tale, ici; Vashti
District Kc.na Johnson. Opal
Johnson; Mrs Man.i Overatreet (< 1
District 7«i- Le.atine Hertrand; I'e
tt r Avers to.
District 7
District 7
District *
District si
Anderson. -1
District SI M ibel Sexton, (ci.
District .Si' M- Hie it Oden, fc)
District W- Hee C'hrystal, Klsie .1
fisavcs. Lillie IJ rg, Jessie Milton:
I'J ely 11 Wallace ! c).
District sr,~u k"t Versea fc>. v'iola
Lewis, fc).
District 87
District 88—Florence Walton; Kilnd
Powell fc).
District Kfl—SnKolb. Erma linird
II lJ .Morton let. Jals.v Morton (c).
District 91—.M.'.inle Work (cl.
District
DiMi i.-l —XI irgarct C'alron.
District W—Ada G Dattrt (<•>.
District 9j—L'rbana Avery (c).
District —Ea'tier Murply.
I Tin- war ctmference 011 tuberculosis |
!ll-al has been p la lined for Seteni-i
liir -I by th-- Oklahoma Society for
lie- Prevention of Tuberculosis has
I I eli etlbll gej aih| will be made a
; !ilic health '-ftrir« rt-nce. it was an-
nounced today.
Tin- sia e health derai l nieiil, with J
Dr. John W. Dub as commissioner, j
will take an ncli e part in t Iii - meet - |
Jt.g. It was .tlus organixaiion thai
e; used the • nai'-ing" of the 'original
program. Oilier t|Ue>tioiis of health
bt side the TflherfuIftBjs 'problem will
br ilisciis.-ed at the meeting.
, Five hundred ielegati-s from all
| parts of the sta are expected to
hear Hit.1 l«;ctur*'i of n<tt iona I note
wl.o will ilisctts- viirious'-'phases of
I public - health ^vovk*. Tfre'~*irst or j
S|t.-akers inculde a nuinber of army
health specialism and workers from
ti ^ lted ('joss. Some ot I he speakers j
have seen service with tile army in :
Fiance. The conference will tak<
I lace at Oklahoma C'lty.
Pie Supper at PleasantVall^y.
O11 Monday. September -\ a patri-
otic meeting was held at Pleasant
Valley Church. Under ideal ^.'athe •
conditions, a large crowd assemble i
late in the evening for the occasion,
being pr e- > < d by national isplia
lions > 0 m'i a gathering. Asm •
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Oklahoma Leader (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 28, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 12, 1918, newspaper, September 12, 1918; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc280763/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.