The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 54, No. 2, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 23, 1922 Page: 4 of 8
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PIGS FOUR
THE LEADER. GUTHRIE OKLA. j THITHSPAY MARCH 23 1922.
To GuramiB Daily Lramr
Pabttakad fraas Tkc lolly La1r ball
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nil mi dlapatrbea credited to II or not
otherwise rrelltel In thla paper and alao
tbc local newi publish herein
ill aasnlklted roniirlpia lettera and
picture aent to Tba l-earfer ere sent
the riak of the ownr. The Leader rx-
preaaly repudiates any responsibility for
their asfe ruatody or return.
Calla for awlety meetlnge rants "f
tbanka. nbttnsr beta rlutl'na.
SS7 an; efesrek aortnta. stetw; no.iv
ralla for ibnrrb n.etlna
wrmon.i are -on.l.lered aa sdvertl.lns
and will he rbart;-d for
CORE THROAT
Oargia wtu
salt
VICKS
VAFOliya
Oaar 17 Ma usea raeeuj
FAIR MARY IS KISSED
AND CRIES IXR JOY
aiM.ut Kgypt was tadlffwatljr
viewed. Picture of the friaetM
Mary's veddiBg were 'ikwia
tolerated but turtle poking its
bused out of its shell and
governor and tbe mayor.
Thousand awaited her at the sta-
tion When Mlas f.jrden sppeired.
ii ;t - i Mayor (ieorse L liakei ruafced fr-
inf it ill indignantly evoked nil ward and kissed har. Oat. lien
Uproar. Ohott. who was net In Hne. looked
What sort of edufisttrMUtl film J a tt R. doubtful "5o cm. (iovprnor.
ran ayf gseged from flint? llOW you're nexr yelled the crowd and
much enthusiasm might ! i.x.kod lne Kovenor did hU duty aa he aaw
fur over a men- pictorial ' '- t
t rat mil of soiik1 ItMBB tin t
Abool the only outstanding opte-
i .ii that ran M lravn trum tlie
.ititn.lo of the 4.:MI ehihlren to
the oieturra eKhibitd i that the
eomie "acta then
Portland. Ore March 13 Mary
Garden at the head of Uia Chicago
Ciara C5omnaay. aaya Portland lathe
first city to which she ever has ben merit charging failure to clone a
welcomed with Kisses r.oaj both the state hank after lie had fooaj it
to he insolvent.
Trnae eiHifrmfnt prfTailed at
the court house Weilnenlay
moniiiiff as the court alerk as
nrciiarittv' the warrants in the
hank rav At an
ing hia offk-1 and rumora ainee feete.l withiu a few rainutea af-
then have reported him to be at ter they hal b&m officially iioti
Woodward. Not Spriur (Ark. fid of their arret
a point on the Trta border ami
in California. In addition to a
charge of accepting bribe he is
wanted under a nepanite indict-
Those who were served Wed
nesday and the ch.irges against
tli. in are as follows i
afotai P t'ooke Oknmlffi'e e:p
italist and forui'-r PfTlwfald (
the tiiiaranty Sttl laask wbkrl
was iirchased bv lie Hank (
Couinieree in .lanuary f lat
year; ehargef with a'.tiinr dc-
iisits '"I'fHIlx f"-"k '"
four casea aiiTim!Tiirm offiecr
Five Charges Against fcebold
John II Reltdld. widely kiiwii
' ntl Tu.tnr in I I ii in I ic rma II. alld
viee nvesident of the (luaranty
as to the condition of the bank.
1"
i it
Mis? Garden rural into tears but ridors
soon explained that they
of Joy.
ca.rly hour
some of those indicted and oth. rs
who were Hot. Were to be seen
with their attorney in amall
. i
Kn.iips hi anic enaniDera anu wr- report M
Thev nimarclit hail an . """-""" li. J
11 . t . t . I r ull .. I f
in nun cnt- imii'iiik on
I Stale bank charged with aeeepl
Roll over Illinois and Missis
aippi ami let inysten-us stranr
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However the state bank cuar
anty fiiml cannot be reriTcd with
trrnml jury juiltnotor.
JudRe Keaton. Oklahoma 'it.
still i sawiii-r wood. Ami he
appears to be putting the gnber-
natorial chunks where tln-y will
do the niont good.
So the plan is to draft .lohn
Fields according to Oeorge Dod-
Hon. who is Field "s manager Hut
it is feared that Fields is bcjrond
the draft a(?e It rail as the tgf
of consenK
l'nless the present Democratic
afnberneterial paddock givee
more decided display of elasticity.
Walton will meander off with the
goods. Whatever else the so-
called Farmer -Labor combination
is it is at least a concrete hody
as shown by the convention ll
Shawnee. It can ilally with vim
and spread a lot of tire. Walton
has developed into a keen execu-
tive since his induction into the
mayor "s office lie has sunouml
ed 'himself with versatile heads
who have a faculty of ascertain
ing the location of tlif ei-'u' nests
before tbc bang eeekaf The Ok-
mulgee thing has thrown 880
tnaagie matters in this state
strangely out of Rear. It baa
bred i itigb percentage of Inde-
pendent Democrats and BO man
is going to win the state contest
this year on his verve and pul. lii
trade. Bo therefore and thereby
it behooves somebody some place
to get busy.
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The indictment of iovcrnor
Kobertson by the OtUatOageC grand
jury was zoned. Once more
it shoves the state to the fore
with Mississippi and Illinois with
the added impetus of Clara audi
Al and toy outlaws et cetera
Former Hank ( 'ommissioner Den-
nis pulled so many high handed
affairs so it is charged perhaps it
is jusl as well that he was taken
in leash. Hut the chief executive?
We can't believe he would still
tify himself for a meager 18000
Th' people should suspend judg-
ment in hia case until a fair and
impartial trial is held. It is
public property that Robertson
has been the victim of bad ad-
vice. He has taken tin teachings
of some friends" who doubled-
back and across and left a s r-
pentine trail. Of course this in-
dictment not only hurts the ad
ministration but seriously handi-ca-ps
the party at the very thresh
old of an important campaign
Candidates will he called on to
explain and while they pray to
County Attorney Hepburn to
apced the ease. Hep we take it.
will take his own sweet tune
Hence the 'explanations" to
come will prohahly become
roseate as well as explanation-
less Hanking conditions in Ok-
lahoma arc such that a thorough
house cleaning is imperat;e. The
people are mad. That's evident
They want a clean-up. It is not a
far cry from the hearts ot the
people to their pocket-books.
A TEST THAT FAILED
So much has been said about
the possibilities of the films in
school work it is a relief to learn
that the Chicago Board of Educa
tion has actually tried them osit
in a series of free 'movie" en-
tertainments attended by more
than 4.500 school ehiidnn. Sure-
ly here was a ehauee to learn
juat what type of neetwien is
needed. But it did not turn out
as expected.
Pictures showing children
catching sardine a comedy na-
ture picture and a trained ini-
mal feature all elicited the same
Hi"1 applause. One that
jane a glorified geography lesson
' and the
others d..n't And it education
.anno) be made comic the films
seem "f little Use. wllcf.as if it
could he made conic ti hfldren
would not need pictures t" MC
the joke. The Joke in the present
instance appeals to have been
on the Chicago Hoard of Kduca-
tsOB. KISS THAT REALLY
WAS A MICK LONG
Chicago March 13. Mrs. Isabel
Matteson explained to the police last
night that a difficulty she had with a
oung woman cams after she uw her
rival and her husband. Gerard Matte
commissionman. in a mile long
Two detectives separated th;
struggling women and Matteso" and
the young women with him were
chi-ged with disorderly conduct.
Mrs. Matleson saw him enteH a
taxlcab with a young woman she sa'J
embrace he- and kiss her the oscula-
tion lasting whi e the taxlcab tra
ersed more than a mile of streets.
liltHISII SI VMAJUNE
IS COST AT SKA
: London March 23. The Britisn
submarine H-42 has been lost with all
hands in the Mediterranean says an
Exchang Telegraph despatch from
Gibraltar today. She collided with a
destroyer during maneuvers.
MAYBE IT ISN'T SPRING FEVER
If you feel tired lanituld 'upset."
morbid blue If you hae a sick had-
ache don't say "sprinr fever" and
let it go at that. Take a Foley Cathar-
tic Tablet tonlirht and u will fe-i
I. . tier In the mornlne:. If your con-
dition Is tlie result at d'sordered di-
gestion there Is nothing better.
Sold Everywhere
were teira ticipated the grand jury action (
and prepared to perfect their.
I.olids to forestall a possible
sentence.
All Make Bond Quickly
. J. Peters president of the
I American Xstiona! bank and
i former viec president of the
. . . jigovertior and iiennia cnai
Guaranty State btik. charged I.. . . .
. . . . Ithat Dennis found the bank
with removtii.r ahstraeta and oa- r ...
1 bwmmj . . f ll. llniMHla ital Kanb
) I ( IlilNIMlll '' IHil..
li II D Cixike insurance man
and former director of the (iuar
anty State hank charged with
hemming money w hile an of-
I fieer. !
IfalB eat 0 Ray cashier of the
Hank f Commerce charged with'
accepting deposits in aninsnlvent
bank in fur BBaea einhc..l.anent
in three cases and making false.
the condition of the
bank. i
neeepting
sutc funds in tbe bank and thai
be permitted to continue to do
business
Paid For Leene Deauaia laid
The indietmcot against the
and Dennis charged
in
solvent and that the two "hav-
irnr paiiM Wader the law. to de-
termine tftv solvency or inaolT-
eney of the bank did unlawfully
corruptly and falonioualy accept
2."4M as a bria "rd from
Heboid under an airreement that
the bank would lie allowed to
continue to do busineaa while ih
a state of insolvencv "
Dennis 1ms admitted recei-ing
the 105000 check but ststed that
it was paid to him for an oil
lease in Jackson county which he
sold to Rel.old He also stated
that be gave Governor Robertson
pi.AX Xi of the money as pay-
son
kiss.
UNCLE SAM'S WATCHDOGS
CONFISCATE MANY DIAMOND3
Nl'ew York March S- Pianiottils.
Vho- wholesale value was estimated
between $s."..(Si(l and $llo.o0i were
sciied tislay by customs officials
Francisco Chainie 40. a ru'lH-r dealer
pT I'ara Hrasl. llen-d to hstc nltew
ally imirted the Kerns was arretted
while trying to dlsjose of them.
AN EARLY TRIAL FOR GOVERNOR
ROBERTSON IS PROMISED
bribe perjury and Heboid and "k are diarg-ii
. .. r - e. i. i u i i in- i . i k v . r it r
iail tiorrowing tiionev inun ixnm . ...... . -
w hile au officer. I Robertaon and Dnuis a 2.'.xa
.Ii.hn W Hamaaon president of eaanicra check aa a onoc Wt men! for his share iu the lease.
in Okimiliree wholesale grocery influence their acts" after Den-f
Hv the time fiftv one warrants fan da director in the Guaranty j ids had found the Guaranty State j KEEP THE CHILDREN WELL
....'. 1..1; ...i .'. ii... vl...r.ff Si. it.- hank: charged with ''or- I bank to have been insolvent ill I)on nealect a child's cold. Yon
however it was necessary to
serve all of them because the
seit judged defendants bad irown
tired of waiting All "ere spared
tbc humiliation of a sojourn be-
hind the luirs however and
bonds for their release were per
row ing mnnev w hile an office.-. I an examination of the hank s at-j can relieve revertsh colds raagas
.1 Ray Brown preatdent of the (fairs on Sept 27. l!)2). It waa j -anofflea" and lttht wWy tMM
defunc Hank of Com r .U .... ed .ha. Den.ij Utot to -SS
charged ill four cases with .- ' make I true report el the bank j N- j writes: 'I find rotaiy's
cepting denoaRe in ae ineohrcait I eondition to the haabing board 1 Honey and Tsr vry ood 'or taa
hank. einhe.lemeiit in three 1 and that he and the governor I children" Contains no oi.ataf.
.1 makiiiL' a false report agreed to pla-uig !j.i;siisa ot Sold Kerywnere
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BIG SHORTAGE SHOWN IN
INCOME TAX COLLECTIONS
Washington .March .'D. On .tie
basis of reivrted collection of la-
coiuo arid i'Ofits tux.- of the March
1r. instailment a shortage o. :".
ago in the estimated revenues from
thpse eources for the year VX2-. was
estimated today by treasury.
WORLD'S RECORD FOR
COAL HOISTING IS MADE
Herrin. 111.. Mar h 2i--The world's
rcord for hoisting coal out of a
single mine In one day was broken
in a aiine at ZelRler. near here yes-
terday when over 7.K tons filling
16'J railroad cars were raised. A
mine at Orient previously held this
record.
McADOO BECOMES A
CITIZEN OF CALIFORNIA
I.os Angeles March 13. Applica-
tion for the admission of William O.
McAdoo. former secretary of the
treasury to the Carifornla bar was
filed ln the second district court of
apeals yesterday.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
IONE HOTEL
Mrs. Sam Jones. Intmright. Mrs
W lturns Drunright. G. A. Kog-
moer. St touls; M O Golden. Ada;
H C. Hill. Ada: O. E. M Keezeo
Ponca City; ft P. Davlon. IVnca
Citv r Reid. I'onca I 'ity; W It
Hirr. New York Oatg; W I Pur-
man. Tulsa; P E Ellington. Tulm;
P.IU Smoots. Tulsa. ' P. Hines.
li ton; V. U Ja"ohs. Kansas Tity:
r. A. Dana. Kansas City; F. F
Thompson. Oklahoma City; W. C
Conder Chicago; James Hepburn.
OVmuliree : N. J Ferrter. Kansas
City; G W Davis. Kansas City; J-
N. Boyer. Perkins; J. D Edmondson.
Oklahotra Pity; W E Crane. Fort
Smith. J. A. Kiffenbaux. Fort
Smith: V. C James. Kansas City;
v. m. wing v nicagn; c. rartreu.
Kansas CHy; L.. F. Gallagher. Kanstn
Ctty; W. G Fletcher. Fort Smith;
John Hunter and Pawboska;
Rose Baconrlno. Pawhuska: W P
Welch. Wichita; R R Thomson.
Bkackwell; C. A. Magill. Wichita; C.
A. Glass. Oklahoma City: F. M
Parris. Oklahoma City; R. E Bussell.
Topeka; B. F. Watkins. Arkansas
Ctty. H. B. Hanson. Arkansas City;
H H. GoMe Breckaaridga Texas.
(Contlnuert from Pag" 1.)
charge of accepting a brih prow
big out of I grand jury invest i
gation into hank failures in Ok
mulgee county slipped quietly
out of town shortly after 1
o'clock Wednesday night pre-
sumably to continue his flying
ionrnei this time back l the
capital.
one of the okiiiul'-'ce attorneys
whom the governor has retained
said he thought the executive
had returned to Oklahoma City
although no one could be found
who had heard him name his
di ktinatibfl Qorcrnor Robertaon
had told newspaper men that he
did not know when he would
return to Oklahoma City. It was
thought however that he would
stay here for n few hours' rest
ami probably catch an early train
Thursday.
He did not register at a hotel
and as no t r; could be found
of Col H. II Markhain of the
national guard and .1. D. l.ydick.
his attorney who accompanied
him on his ride here after the
arrangements for bond bad been
completed i was presumed thai
the party had returned to the
capital in the same manner in
which thev came.
" Governor I've Got Warrant."
As hia motor ear at 6:30
o'clock pulled up in front of th"
office of Katoii Carter. Okmul-
gee Attorney whom he has em-
ployed. Sheriff Frank Sowers of
Okmulgee county stepped out
Bad after greeting the governor
cordially said;
"Governor. I've got a warrant
for you."
The governor accepted service
and Immediately repaired to the
offices of his local attorneys and
signed his band of g4000. Bo
route here the governor picked
up two acQuaintancee at Henry.
etta to act as liondsmen and
these with six Okmulgee men.
signed his bond qualifying with
sureties totaling i'l.V'HVO.
After these formalities had
been completed the governor is-
sued the following written state
ment :
"This indictment coming as it
docs after the events here of two
I weeks ago is no surprise to me
: nor any of mv friends. I am
here to meet th eissue without
delay. The matter so far as I am
concerned is in the hands of my
attorneys whose advice I will
follow."
He declined' to comment fur-
ther On the indictment "that is
all I have to say at present "
Colonel Markhain said thev left
Oklahoma City at noon and "hail
a fine trip."
After his bond had been pet
fected and handed to the court
clerk. GoVernOT Robertson jovial-
ly mopped his brow and said:
"Hew that that is over with.
will ansae one give me a cigar?
His bondsmen were as follows:
W H. Crume. D. P. Farrell.
ft W Hamilton. .1 T. King. B.
B. Smith. W. o Paaaatt all of
Okmulgee and J. E. Whitenton
and W. C Sanderson of llenrjk
As for the former haeJOne
r
o m m iajaner jUIuh ulgwauthori-
tu s say tfiey have- no detinue
information as 5 lb his where-
abomts He disappeared from
Oklahoma f .ty soon after resign-
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effective way to improve and build up the ice business is to see
to it that oil members give a high-grade service to the public
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It is the sign to look for tn buying ice. When you see it on a
wagon it means that the dealer u a member in good standing of
the National Association of Ice Industries whose members arc
pledged to give you
Pure Ice Full Weight Good Service
The standards of the Association require that tee be made from
purr water in a sanitary plant or cut from ice fields of unques-
tioned qualify
That its members take every reasonable precaution to insure to
customers full weight
That they employ drivers who are honest courteous and careful
You as an ice user can help this Association mamtaon the ice
business on a high level of service by buying your ice from
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The National Association of Ice Industries is distinctly a
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the first of a aeries of
statements in The Satur-
day Evening Post to tell
people about the ice busi-
ness about the proper
cooling of food to preserve
quality and flavor about
ways and means of ice and
of using it in the home.
We are meanbera of the
National Association
pledged to live up to its
high Randards of service
in every particular. Our
drivers are careful cour
ssouB men as proud of the
AavocUtion emblem as
TfllPfo Co.
Phone 52
Guthrie Okla.
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