The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 54, No. 149, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 6, 1921 Page: 1 of 8
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The Guthrie Daily Leader
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War i
Ireland
Renewed
i
f BULLETIN
Cer. Sept. . Representative t
ts Tranapert Wrir' Umon
morning took paeion of the of
ce ef tn harbor board ewong to
t refusal of tn board to grnt th
ntpley a minimum wig cf nty
Si'lieg a week and In rd tag
floating from th build eg at midday.
Warning Given of
New $50 Forged
Reserve Bank Note
S aldington Sept. . Detection
of 4 nt $50 counterfeit federal
rt r e not on th bank at Kan
a City wli announced ty th
treasury department today and f
public waa warned to be on guard.
Tha not was a d to b identical
tsotb on recently detected tucept
that ft wit en the Federal Rrre
Bank of New York.
LLOYD GEORGE MOLDS
SESSION OF CABINET
tendon Sept S Prime Vtn sier
IJojJ Ueorg today held conversa-
tion with inrniU"r of h's cabinet
and o'vaj and military authorise (a
Ireland relative to th a.tua'ion
which baa ar'.ano a a rwi'l of tho
la'eM cot to the. llrittth overnmoiit
trora Ramonn de Va'rr. the Iron
republican leader. The prime min-
ister met his colleajrue at Invrmet
near Gairloch Scotland where Mr
Uoyd George has been spendns '
brief vacation. It was believed that
tr Irish situation wo:i! 1 be ta'kcl
over preliminary m the bw'Iiii (
the cabinet whkh will convene at ln-
verneaa tomorrow
A'thouch Itntlon newspapers con-
tinued to roundel forbearance an!
partlcnce with t!.e Irih juet ou
there mere certa;n Indca'ion lh:
th Iran controversy had lifualh'
rri hed a rr:sl. and that tcmorrow's
meeting of the British ministry ml;'!'
trove h'storic. r Valera and hi
nen at TniMin would he given a cer-
tain time In which they would either
acre; or reject the Prltish govern -tnent'g
effer of dominion statu fr
Ireland a a a basis for a settlement
of the ancient controversy.
A party of American tou:it bis
sent anonymously to the premier an 1
the cabinet a Imj of c I car Ac-
companying the cigsra was a note of
personal esteem and of apprec ation
of prime Minister Uoyd Georges ef-
fort to ft! the age-loag Ir h j ro
Itm
Hop was expressed that 'Irelsnd
ar.d Great Britain mlcht f-n rnink.!
together the rip of leafi."
SEPARATE SCHOOLS OPEN
Train
Bandit
Escapes
SIGNING THE TRKATY FOR REUEF OF RUSSIA
Teaching Staff Is Urtuiually
Strong Thi Year; Tcm
Civet Promiie of
Success
The separate school of th" city
s'arted out Monday morning with an
Increased attendance and the follow
lng I!ne-tip of trachem:
Karer H!th School: O G 11 rton.
; r:n lpl and ma hexaM s; A. G.
Scwles history and normal training;
v.r Judith Morton Kntlisth and latin;
J K. F.;;ion. science; Mra KiU G
IVwuie. honie economics eighth grade;
Mrs S. f. Thompson home ei-onom-ics;
. K Hardeman manual train
ine; Hainy O.nrad. riRh'h grade; M
l'. Jd rey Janfor.
Mnooln SihiHil: G V IVrry. TH.
A principal; Irene Moon CM fiA;
Lillian
Jones
2L. 2H; Hassie Stnallw.Mxl 1A; Mrs
Mae Garrett 11!; Sophronta Wyatt.
JttiVrr.
TViuglsss School: Mis for a Al'.-n
fewart. 711. A. 6H; Mrs Klil-t!i
Katon. f.A. f.B; Mrs Umtse Harris. 4A. .
4B; Ilonnie Anderson. 3 A. 3H; Mrs J-
A. J Scales A. :n principal. Mrs J
Sarah I
Tacvi a. Wach. Sept Roy Carl
rer. Si train bandit who escaped yes J
lerday from the federal prison at Mc-
Neil Island near here during a hreak
Id hih one prUoner was killed ap-
taiently has sue. ended In res. hing
the nialnland. one mile away prison
guards and others de.Urel otsy
hen the sean h of the ilnd had
failed to reveal the mlas'.iy mn.
This was Gardner's fourth break for
Hi-erty eat h tim under tensailonal
cinumstance.
Ha escaped yesterday during a
baseball game In the prison ground
Kere t Impyn former Camp Iwls
soldier serving a life sentence for a
statutory offense was shot and In.
styitly killed ty guards a hn fled
wilh Gardner. Lawardus Hogart
sentenced with Impn whs recaptured
after he had been Injured by rlfle-
Tre he Is expert! to rocover .. Hur-
ting a nse ntotnent In the ball game
' Gardner. Impn and lUigart made for
i the fence Gardner succeeded In
j rutting the wire and pavtng through.
1m! his companions were shot don
I Gaining the outside. Gardner stain.
i
pl''d a herd of cattle and using th
animals as a barrier from fhe guards
j reai hed the wood which skirt the
Island There trace of him was lot
ft " t V J sf
fur fc'lnik' tin famiii'
lit riiilil : !' " l- '"'
Tlic treatt itlcen I lie I'nile.l St m t. s Mini the Soviet i io crtililctit
st t ii ken tx imlntiiui ms i i 1 in the lctliti toteii;ti t In e in IIil'.-i l.efi
Hrowit tho AtnrriHii rereH.tifalie ; I'teiuier Mei tovit?. of l.alvin utnl Maxim I Ms iiml f. S.t ict Am-
latiilor to l.nttiH. hIio :k'hcI for liiissi.i
BOYS AND CIS
OF COUNTY ACTIVE
Good Work of Wiley ami Mrs.
Tollock Bran Fnr.t; Exhibits
At r!l Free Fair Will
Trove It
i
n Henderson :H. IA; Tl.eodill J Th" f"t t the woods In j
. III. 3A; Viola Smalla-aaii. 31! attempt to drive him out. This' (.(
I Continued on
! If. ' w o: k
hi:vh :ms" di i i 1 1 1
i win I I m i .n
I'lcotte and his agieuatnni f
' lllsi k Snx" cleaned ii j. fin lean's
'llesna's' Monday. Th score wa
si In nothlnr C rnim i-i' li..l
' " i -
' t . . i r. i . Kj 11- . 1 a . ...
" vson jam- rieaii'lfn came and fanned t ie homo
I oys at w ill
I'arthenta ftussell IA; Mrs
to-
Mrs.
IjOiiUo Harris has attended
(Continued on Pago 2)
ijwohth m:i i: com kh-
tCE CLOSED RY U'ALDOIU'
Th annual state conference of th"
Kpw-orth league lnt.titue of th-
Methodist Episcopal church closed
here Sunday night with a sermon by
BUhop E. U Waldorf of W'tht'a
Kansas. P.fteen hundred di-ca'e
attended the cf'Oference. Offe-s
e'ected for the coming yir incIuJ"
R. O. B. Morris Tu'm. pnsid-nt:
Dean C. D'Jttoo. Oktabon a city vie
president; Robert Lehew. Guthrie
manager.
It ss not it one nidi'.'
game however for the ' ItearratV
made the vtvitois work f-r all th
runs they 8eurrd "Bebt hunch of
ttl playrrn we have run up asa'nut
In our tcur of t.iklahoroa" sail
X'icofe af'er the ra'ne
' The game ptavd here ct:terdav it.
the Ids; of tie se'.es in th ntate anl
th Him k Snx are n" on their way
lo ill nn'n where they nre tiMled to
I lay ten games
The a'teii iani e w as 1''h Italn
preenti' l manv from cniiiliir to I
riiitliri" to cee (he game
line of !hn big fentliret) i.f the I t
gsn county free filr lliin jear will be
i tlin exhitil s In the menilieis of the
and girU c'uti of 'he countv
Util) Aseni Wllej has been hard
for eetefsl nii'lilhs with the
Mirmbere of the plr. (If and baby
bnef itulu helping (In in t-l 1 1 their
beoj anli-als and pu' (heni In sh i.ie
for the dhow ring and the diHiliv
made by then tin's il tnd"-1 be
an ee opener tit every titjyen. of Hie
countv khowlng the great value of
the work done along thin line Th
club membets are" not only prodii' -ing
let;er live sto k tor "he 1tter-
ment of the riHIr roumnlty bu' they
are getting mor deeply Intereiitrd In
farming and litj slix k growing every
Cotton Price
Is Again Aviating;
up $9.00 a Hale
New Or ean. Sept. S Advance
of as much $9 00 a bal carried
the prlc of cotton to afHr imatt
ly 0 cent a pound today on th
distant month In th contract
market. October wt th strongest
month and showed gam by tht
middte nf th morning of f1
points compared With th tlovng
quotations of last wtrk.
rj.."r'-::vaA;s xrlri'mmmm
GUTHRIE OPENS EOOT
i. o. o. r. i nrriNc;
COMMITTEE IN MMi
HI-JACe HITS TOWN;
PICKS UP SILVER
R M. Guess Manager of the
Magnoln Fillirg Station Is
Relieved of Cash and
Checks
The fcMive Hi Jack"? lias armed
Shortly aft.-r 10 a'clock Sunday
I'fht as R M Gnes. manager of Int
MagD'd a fi n& htatton was prejar-
Ing to Vae the office. "2 North
Briad a marked Iran utepped lino
he building and covering Guess with
a gun ordered h rn to turn over I'.f
cah rejeii.fs of the div A sack con
ta nine f ':ioo n s lvcr and sonr I Guthrie;
j rh'x'ks were tak n by the pit ber who Jtlera'dln
;eej.ed Although the police weio I Olf ahoma City . Ihttrlrk MeCart1i T!
not flej imtnediatelv and were on th-' land Kl gabeth Miller. iT. of VAmi u .
Mlt!tl(.i; LICENSES
ni: (.oinc; i sr
0 W. Huffatfttler of Newkirk
Taken Over TopuUr H urison
Avenue Mitrket Hackney
Brothers Retire
Hi" ll ti km y Meat Maikel lux
1 hanged bauds the lU'ktiev Itro h'
iT anu -ui .icinain ne isrm to;K Hr mj. ()n b M
become nn.ce.afu1 fartnera Instead of ; xv .tr lf NwllK n.e
drifting tj -he ti.. g.d tot. I. to ae nrw fopr .'tor took posio. :n cf
the b ibiti. ki Monday and will ke p
! atidfihn in.'irhet i. lo tin. huh ulan.ljr.t
poupry flubs under the d ie- tlon f mai1'. v nM i r.-..cefsura -
Mrs J.-ie I'i.IIoi k. home doi.onsra i.al endeinoi t V' eterythiu;
Ion agenf. are also preparing exhibits rtbe ttade demands find nil fe'l uf
showing their proficiency as home VmmiiisI ' i r ri's" said Mr 1 1 nf r
maker arid providers of the home p.ti t'er
omfor-a which nuke life mr. Invlt - T. . . r
Ing on the farm yiMrs w . (lf . nmlk
All f these (lull exhibits will befrnjiued a big l.uinca lliat gr-t
with the t a'a mid they turned ttv r
cept small Jobs
The girls canu n '
betler b' e i
The following niarr'aue 1'cens-s
hive been Issued Mils week: J It
Marshall V and M ibel Mi-OIUnd.
40. both of Oklahoma City; ItoV T
Whi'e ;n. and I.elia Jtritt of
"re y Hoffman. 22 an'
M Jr-hnstoti. 1!. Utth of
The auditing committee of Ta
Grand Lodge of the odd Kol e a li
In eSfion at the s'ate headquanet
tbeck.'ag record and auditing ac-
acount. The eoaimittee is compohed of J
B. Williams of OVsa; J J GriffitU
of Oklahoma City and H. A. Herwris;
of Gutbrte. They will be in tession
totJay and tomorrow.
Tbey came In from Carmen thi
morn ng where tbey aud.ted the at-
ttunU cf ttiAl tcrne Satarday.
! job within a short time no trace of
jthe IU-Jakf-r was found
I Last nieht the residence of W I-
Stitt r.oi South Diviit:on was enter-
ed and a w-jtch valued at 7-".'0 ari l
ether ariicb taken Th thlfvew also
visited the refrigerator and str p;ed i
It i f its ontents
The borne f)f Mrs Albert Barnes
M2 Yjttl IVrkins was a'ho entered
Frd Taylor. and Gladta M Hatt.
15. of Gutbrie; olan Rogers. 21 Sa-
piilpa and Mtry J Ihirman. CI. of
Joneg ci'y
SEPAHlli: SCHOOL MONEY
LIiS LOIl THIS YEAH
in close compel ii Ion for th" each
priaea offered by lie loiin'y the npe-
ial si holarvhips and n Jier pMes of
fered by 'be State and Hie Hate
bankers Assm iation and the wlniK t i
here will ko tn the S'.tte Fair to com-
pete for ihe pri' s and trophies theie
WELL KNOWN UNEN'
IS ( l I III lt III Mil
I) W i bb. r'.at Spriire-
avenue died'ear!) today after a I m :
Illness He td been an Invalid fo-
twelve )ears Kuin ial arrangenii'iii
have not yet been made as a number
I of rn'alltea living In Keiitm ky will
come for the funeral
LEADER ADVERTISING
PAYS FROM ALL ANC.LES
and aon.e fotal taken.
The xtem fa tbe Dally leader re-
cently malting Incp'-ry ahout rcU-
tire of Bert Smith a returned Le-
fioneer. now in the tuberculosia ward
f Johnson dty. Tennessee bospiUl.
fcas already found his mother an 1 j
is'er. Tbey Ue In Seattle and wi I i
arriye tomorrow at tbe boeplul. c- j
rordinc to telegram to Red Cror j
heaitjnarters lo Gutbrie Mr Soitt'j j
bad not aeen fcer on for 17 years
and her presence will proe a great
comfort to this "World War ve'eran
la bi last day.
eire destroys r riser
c;rk;ery store and alio
Fire of unknown origin gut'tl th't
ttxery store owned by Georse Bar-
ber comer Nobl and Hi via ion at 2
t'clo-k. Monday morning. An auto-
mob'Ie was destroyed and Ihere was
considerable dan.age Jone to the gro-
cery stock and the building
Separate school outside Guthr'.
wi I get .7Vi this year sh In th.t
city separate schools will be glve-i
l:i.ll Tht rity s hool board ask-
j ed for I'i.'r'iO for the s'iarat-
schools tut the excise board foil n I
that It would be impossible to give
it to them
W ICE SYS III SRND
CRl EL AND COLD
a n 'II paving bu'iltieH lo their sin
ce.sor In the tiaiofer of f t it r f
and so k pik !lion aid tint F.l'ci
ley were I a'l'd by the llaikuey Imn
an fit.ir-s'" Tbey w II cuntiru
to wiill on the custom of l!i slio.i
I'.olh have been coin m t w!i (h-
liiatVtt for tiianv tears itid Hie pop-
u iir an l well I ked
The llokneV flotliers wish to
thank th'ir tunny frleiidn and cum
turners for theli trade duilnn thi
puff yarH and leinriHiiend the riev
iiian.tiieiiieiit very h-ghl;.'.
BALLJEASON HERE
First Oiune of Conference To B
Between Oklahoma City and
Locals; Other Onmes
Scheduled
To (iu'hiie and tik ahmna t'lly wl I
;o the honor of InaiigurstlUit the 'i;M
chamiionhl foo ball season for tic
teiitial h'ghHi hiMi conference of Ok
UlllOtllll
1 bene ancient tiva's w II flash rti
th Ktid'roit at Culbrle on Se; (em
be i .:
Th first gstne for OkUhmiia City
ginlltld ' s hediiled fi tic following
wmk with latwtori a opIHHwnt
I .lit' year Ii t M aai one nf the ulioin
e.i teams ill the state
On the mine day Sapu'pa will play
mi l ikiuti g' Shawnee at Tu'.aa and
i oil hi M at Kn'd
This I the t is' year for Haptilpa
t!aikel and lawtu aa tnemttert
of ti e coiiferi'in'a
Ftdln ng l the cgiDpls'e ciifer
enct football mlic'lu'"
i'c'Ptemtier ;tu Oklahoma C(y al
Gutlirie
lli'tobei 7 I anion al Okahomt
it). Shawnee at Tula; Kapulia ul
(kmiilm-e (iuilirle al Knld
Oitoher It tlklahoiiia (ify al H
Keno Tulsa ul Outbrle i:nld al Sa-
Pu'p lb lober 21 tlktn'ilgee at Tulsa'
ll'ackwel at FnM Mi.Alet.ter al
Shawnee
Hi tub. r "S Shaw iieii at Oklahomi
(itv Okmulgee at M Aleater F.I
Kcno at tiu'hriit
November I Dkli'i'ita Cy a'.
Oli urn i;i e ; McAleater at FI Reno"
Find at Shawnee Oiihr'n al Sa
I pulp
November il Vapu1' nt tlkla-l-oiiia
ilv. tluUir'e at Mc 'Ht-; Kl
It 'tin at Shawnee
November r:1 M'Aleter a' 'ikla
lioiim (iiy; Tub. 11 al Snpiilpa
Notember 21 fiklsh'ina City a'
Tula Hliattnee at Okmilgee K'
Hi Do nt Kuld ''
DEI'I I Y SIIERII T RLDMN
RECOVERS LOSI EAIt
SHERIFF ROBERTSON
I CALLED TO STROUO
Sheriff Uohertaon was called to
Charging gross n gleet of duty an I
rrtiepy Sarah H Oavis h.is broii-'h'
"suit for divorce from Joe f payi.i
whom she n.arr.ed In J'.iiti Tl; t
louple a'iiarated September M O'Cl.
There1 are no children.
Enoch and Ta)lor William of
S'roul today on ai count of the-seri- (;park. were gues's In the Canfield
oy Illness of bis brother-in-law. home on East Cleveland Sunday.
A Ford tar stolen from Claude A
W.lin of Mayesvllle. Oklahoma
Augiiht nd and fecoered bv the ct
I t ice i-horiy thereafter has been re.
stored to the owner through th'
sheriff s ofMi The pol.ee found th"
car parked In an alley but were tin-
abe to find the owners Grant Ke-t
mon. deptuy sheriff traeed the own
ershlp of the tar and notified VUo3
who came to Guthrie Monday and
drove the car homo.
HAINER LAND JOB
Judge It T llalner f Oklahoma
City formerly city attorney of Gu'h.
lie has been appointed aolliitor for
the department of agrtryltur and
will leave Wednesday for Washing-
ton Halner will have charge of the
enforcement of the pa'ker bill pro-
vision He will assume his duties
nex- Saturday.
STREET CARS COLLIDE.
TWELVE ARC
INJURED
j-l .--n .-.j
ll.it 'moen. Md ti'pt. Twelve
nieo and two women were Injured in
a street r cilision hre today.
VI JS.t.1 ' " " - - " 1
G 0. P. In
Dang
Of Re I
Waahngton Sept
In? (- r m if the nnu
ferenca called by 'ret
3
o.
3 e t
NO r
HEAD OF STEEL CORPORATION
TO TAKE LONG REST
New Tork. Sept." . EibertK
Gary. chalnuaB of tbe raited Stat
Steel corporation announced today
tiat b would leave Wednesday for
a month piewjre trip in !ek. He
wfj fce arconpnied by Mr. Gary
and party of friend.
WEATHER
New Or'ean. Li Sept. . Ton!ght
and Wedcesiay geceraCy fair.
BLENDING RACES DIRIGIBLE'S BAD RECORD
1
In the first of the two create mi-
gration of nian. taking him from the
cradle of his birth to the farmost con-
tinents and islands he lieeame day in
the hands of nature.
Through. th" ? the original
harrri!tiet that Lal been eotutnon
to all mendters of the Kjcieii were
jrofo'ind'y modified. Isolation en-
virontueii! heleefiou" and heredity de-
velojietl races that differed in height
in color in hairiness in portion of
eyes and form of note and mouth in
intellect and a thousand custom.
Had the conditions continued the
world would have in time been tieoplel
not bimply with contrasting race or
varieties of the geni homo but also
with folk who could rightly be de-
scribed and defined as operate
jijteeies.
With the discovery of the New-
World and tln development of trans-
portation a second mighty migration
involved the destinies of mankind.
Yet the effect are far different on the
race than the first. if the vs ad-
venture. They are bringing about an
amalgamation blending tribe and
tribe race and race. If continued
people believe there will be only one
human stock upon the globe.
Such internationalist; as If. ).
Wells- look upon amalgamation with
o!.ihut.iasm. seeing in it a settlement
of those problems of wLkh war is the
most distinctive feature. They have
purely the social jyoint of view. It is
noticeable that anthropologist are not
ao certain an to the merit of amalga
mation f'leiulings among the while
peoples of Kurop seem to have had lio
uiltiiWiird effectn The most cultivated
folk indeed contain the blood of
several white stocks. But crossing
between (.copies of deej.b'tl f ihy si-H I
and intellectual characters are not al
wa.v fortunate. Agassi? remarked of
the Brazilian crossbreed that "the
best tjUiilllies of the white men the
negro Htid the Indian" were effaced
"leaving a mongrel nondescript
type." S'chultze said that racial de-
generation in Peru was due to "the
infusion of Chinese blood info the
veins of the white negro-Indian cotn-
jronnd." On the other hand. Au-
traliaii observer have expressed ad-
miration for a blending of Fiji island-
er with Chinese.
The problem indeed is complex
and if is Ihe more so because it is one
in which experimentation can pUy no
part and is beom the control of even
those slock most jetilou a to their
purity Amalgamation goes 011 despite
prejudice or patriotism for nood or
for worse. The proccs ha been if.
eeWated in the at fifty year. A
notable example is the confusing
blending f races in Hawaii. Another
i the increase; of mulattoc 011 the
Ameican continent. What five hun-
dred year may do to the human
specie may only be guessed at. For
ti now it scetiM best to hold to those
prejudices and bias a to racial in-
termarriage; rather than to follow the
internationalists' enthusiasm and call
(Continued on Pag I)
I t a-! ronareM employed. Th t.
mlalstraMon realli that uni'M th
llepu'illcait majority ge S.ny set
passea the tegtslatlim ahl-h U nee I -e.t
to stimulate nulnns t vrouh.'i t
the country th number of J..bei
folk will lucre last. I of t!mlul)
this wtn'er and the eenriioal
elections fteii fall iy develop ron
alderaht danger fr thn party 111
o er
fongresa I tsalng a vt.s'lirt t
present and th administration re-
tuctanllv ronsente.t U the recea. Hut
when both house reconvene th drltaj
will be!n to dear h ralendar of th
ltl measure which mot vryls.f
believe will mean better Industrial
and buslnea rondl'lon Few offt.".
lals can tie found who Ihlnk th Kir's
calling of atl unemployment confer-
ence can product h for the (lie nf
fotet for tbe hungry. Th most th
rn be a. 1 umpllshed I the collectlna
of data aa to th tni rondl'lon of
unemployment and In Ulng of lh'
dl 1 onsplcuously on lh rtoors'ep of
then capitol a a aort of niit'n warnitu
.it htt Hepybb'n lht llielr la th
responsibility for action en pendln
bliss It I for the psyi hologl.-al ef-
fe f that th conference I railed
I'rnxident Harding want emigre:
to do several thing hli h In hi opl.
Ion will speed lh r'urn In normalcy
(Oinllnued en Tag i)
FAIR COMMITTEE TO
Reentered Cttl ntl Hogi Tl
He Olven Away To the
VUitlng farmer Dur-
Iruf Fair
The Fuecu'lt Tloartt of 'he t.ogt
Coun y t en IVIr In dm Ided co
d lln a feature to thl yetr fair
whbh should Indue) every frme
and his fjmlly to attend th fair at
least on if not all three day of lh
fair- thi Is Mm giving of three grand
free prlie awsy h day to lhr
persons atter.iting th Fair from out-
aide the city of GulhrU.
On Tuesday Wednesday and
Thursday beptember 21 21 an-t 72
at J 30 there will bu len absolutely
free three grand prl a follow.
Firs' Ftle A thoroughbred. r"g.
Iittereit tnifl calf -either Shoithtrtt.
Hereford or Jersey as Km winner pra-
ters Heiond Prize. A thorough'.red ft.
Istered tilt either Poland China or
f)uroc Jersey a h ttlnner prefers
Third I'rlse; A pen of thorough
bred chickens
Fvery person registering ip to two
o'clock ' 'he agrlcuPugal pvl!l!oti
will reteivn a roupon and at 2 30
each day the Iu y aumhef w!!l b
dra n
There will be nt rhari whatever
o register. Just a there will b no
entry f for eihlblt nor any ad ct-
slou fee of any kind ag tha fair.
Thee prle with th Mg eih:hl" of
agrb ul' ursl horn and In l n'rltl
pnel'itt. th many fre attra tlon
race ball gimea elc . hould lad4'-
erery realdent of taigan county t-
attend 'hi fslr which pronvlaea tc Vj
th be' on ever held In th county.
tl'KINLEY SS SS1N I ED
TWENTY M:RS .(l
Twenty year ago "t.abor Iiy."
Heit'emtter ft. 151. while attend'ng
fb Pn. American F.iposlUcn at Huf-
falrt. New York. William M Kinler.
thea rrealtent of th I'nited 8tts.
wa ahot by I.eon T. Caolgnsi at
anan'nlat II died ftep-emher It
Th aaaln wa eiecutad fKt')br
29th following
QUIET PREVAILS ON
BOONE LOGAN FRONT
Cbarkestou W V. Hent Quiet
trevalled a'ong th lloon lvgi 1
county border early tody Front
Mingo county where aom hmttm
waa reported along th Tug river yj
terday and tha day befora ram re-
port that the altuatlon wa not ra-
farde.j ag gertoua.
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 54, No. 149, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 6, 1921, newspaper, September 6, 1921; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc713166/m1/1/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.