Oklahoma State Register (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 39, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 16, 1920 Page: 3 of 8
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OKLAHOMA STATE REGISTER
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SULTAN OF EGYPT
SuitMn Fuad I. tl>«> ruler of Egypt,
who has been advised that the Inde-
pendence of his country will U rec-
ognized by Great Britain.
Soul Cannot Be Attuned.
Without tenderness of heart, the
soul cannot be attuned to friendship
or social Intercourse; destitute of this
emanation of deity, a created being
would be unequal to the endearing ti-
tles of lover or of friend.—F. llart-
lett.
fled Thursday, struggled today to es-
cape from the marshal, necessitating
the use of one handcuff which he
The girl protested agatnat being
taken away from her chosen work
placed upon her wrist.
She denied her identity and declared
her name was "Willie Sullivan. On!
being taken Into the Gloucester po- j
lice station, she asked caml> "Do l.
"get u paded cell?"
j Gloucester, Sept. 14.-— Ntlss Ixrnisa J
Fletcher told the police here she
tied from home because she felt that |
she had been subjected to too much
'discipline and was tired of being a
J "poor little rich girl."
I She said she decided to make her
I own way in the world. She cut her
hair short, put on overalls, rowed In j
la dory to a fishing vessel outside]
Gloucester harbor, and usked the cap-
tain if he wanted an extra hand. The
I captain told her sh ewas too young
After that Miss Fletcher told the
police she rowed across Annisquann
bay. and landed on the Essex shore
This morning a farmer near Ipswich
engaged her as a laborer. She be-
gan work at once but her appear-
ance caused her employer to notlfx
the police that he believed his hired
man was a girl in disguise.
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Oldest in Oklanoma
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AN INSTITUTION BUlLT
ON THE SUCCESS OF
ITS FRIENDS AND CUS-
TOMERS.
WE SOLICIT YOUR AC-
COUNT AND BUSINESS.
CALL ON US—WE CON-
SIDER IT A PLEASURE
TO BE OF SERVICI
Repairing
Alterations
THE NOBBY TAILORS
109 1-2 Well Oklahoma Avenue
GUTHRIE. OKLA
FRENCH TO PAY 1,0 AN
FROM KKSALE PROFIT
Army iioods Sold by V,
Huge Income.
South America and the reinalnedr in
; Europe. The French government took
I left in France for the sum of $400,-
over all the American army supplies
name, for he would be bothered to
death by evrybody desiring to be "in
with him."
The man was a former Guthrie citi-
S. Brings 000,000
Uen, sure enough. He does not state
for what crime he Is sentenced to pay
castoria
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Signature of
EVKItY 11 IN HI NT FOR IT.
Paris, Septl3. —The French min-
istry of finance, it is learned will pay
a part of the $2r,,000,000 due in Oc-
tober from France on the Anglo
French loan from the proceeds of a
re-sale of the American army stocks
which it purchased and upon which
New York bankers will advance sums
reported to amount $2,'.000,000 The
Harris Brothers company of Chicago j
has engaged to become the sales t,( Bece|vcs
agents of the French government for
the disposal of stocks elected at more Telling «( Burled Whisky.
than $150,000,000. I 'A Logan county citizen has received
The stocks include immense var-1 a letter from a man in Chicago who
leties of articles, including woolen [says he is sentenced to hang for a
good, harness, wagon wheels, hard- crime, telling of several quarts of
ware, canned good* and tools, a con-, whisky buried somewhere around
siderable quantity of which will be re-|Guthrie.
sold in the United States, some in ' It wouldn't do to give the cmzens
the penalty of death but says he would
not reveal the wherabouts of the li-
quor if he were going to live for he
would want it himself. He gives the
brand as that of the "Four Roses,"
and says it is fine. In the letter he
gives a chart of the burial place, and
that it will take a surveyor's instru-
ments to measure the distance in
order to find it.
Now, the man having the letter is
in the predicament of taking a sur-
veyor in on the secret, which he
don't want to do
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
SHALL ANSWER THE CRY
OF HI NUER LIKE CHRISTIANS!
Two Ways.
Mrs. Swelltnan—I am having my
•hlldren taught how to enter a room
properly.
Mr. Smart—By a deportment teach-
er or a burglar?
MINERS REACH AGREEMENT
New ^age Scale to (•« Info ElYecl
September 2." .
McAlester Sept. ltf.-The Okalhoma
foal Operators' association reached
an agreement with the miner? by |
granting their wage demands for
$1.50 u day increase to day workers.
The award also grants 10 cents a
ton Increase on pick and machine
mined coal. It is retroactive from Au-
gust 16.
The award effects approximately
4,000 Oklahoma miners and will mean
an anddition of approximately $0,000
a day to the payroll of the association
members.
Because payrolls for Saturday of
this week have been made up. it was
agreed by the joint conference that
it will be Impossible to apply the ad-
vance this pay period. It was under-
stood that all advances including
back pay since August 16 are to be
paid at the next pay period which
falls on Saturday, September 25.
state may vote
on amem iknts
heiress to millions
found tired of being
A RICH 01RI
PHONES: 46 and 86
C. C. CLOTHIER CO.
furniture, rugs, linoleum
funeral directors and embalmers
Motor Hearse and Ambulance Service
Funeral Parlors at 112 W. Oklahoma Ave.
OLSON & JELSMA
Bronson Abstract Company
ABSTRACTS INSURANCE, all kinds
BONDS FARM LOANS
REAL ESTATE
CHAS. OLSON
Phone No. 12.
LAWRENCE JELSMA
Office over Monarch
In looking over the statistics giv-
en by the statisticians of the differ-
ent nations 1 find that the whole
world of mankind is very short of
food supply at this time. Ttaly,
j France, Kngland and Germany must
seek in the rest of the world for food
to supply their deficiency. Our Statisti-
cians tell us that with our 105,000,000
of population we only will have plenty
to feed and keep us until the middle
j of next June 1921, so as to have
plenty for ourselves. Shall we stop
from exporting food to the other
countries or shall we put ourselves on
a limited diet so as to divide
other countries?
Letters from Germany to their
friends and relatives in this country
make the following statements:
They have 60,000,000 of inhabitants
with only sufficient food to feed 36,-
000,000. They must go into other
i countries to get sufficient food for
I the balance of 24,000,000 . They are
now in our country trying
" buy from us. Their bread is now
made from straw, rye and potatoes
ground up togather and cooked tor
food. Any meat is almost out of the
question. Only the rich can buy meat
as It cost $4.75 cents a pound in our
money.
With these facts before us, shall
we be partial and sell only to those
who have been our friends in the
past or shall we treat all alike?
Some parties want to sell what we
{can spare to those that have been our
friends in the past only. What does
j the reader think of this condition of |
! things? One thing is certain there i
must be more food produced. j
I DR. STEVENS M. D
Boston, Mass, Sept 14. Miss Louisa
Fletcher, the 17 year old missing In-
dianapolis heiress,s was found thi
afternoon at work on a farm between
Ipswich and Rowley She rowed to Ip-
Ich In a dory Thursday afternoon
from her Gloucester summer home
and immediately obtained employment
as a servant in the farm house.
Miss Fletcher was attired as a boy.
She declared she was happy doing
farm wor. Her discoverey came as a
result of information furnished by the
farmer to City Marshall Casey of
Gloucester, who motored to Ipswich
and took her to Gloucester. The
farmer hired her in belief she was a
boy.
The girl, who was identified by her
chaperon. Miss Frit/,, from whom she
Oklahoma CUy, Sept 14.—Announce-
ment of two propsed state constitu-
tional amendments, initiated by peti-
tion. which will be voted on at the
general election November 2, provid-
ed the governor orders them placed on
the ballots at that time, was made by
certificate this afternoon by Joe S.
Morris secretary of state.
I The two amendmetns are that ini-
tiated by Campbell Russel, state cor-
i poration commissioner, providing for
the vitalization of section 12-A of ar-
ticle 10 of the state constlution and
I that initiated by the Oklahoma Edu-
rational association to levy a 6-mill tax
on all property to provide a stat
school fund.
I Three other state measures will be
voted on at the general election, ac-
cording to W. C. Mc A lister, secretary
of the state eelction board. These are
| the referendum of the act regulating
the pratice of medicine passed in 191"
which Is recommended by chiropract
! ors, and the two state constitutional
I amendments submitted by the leg!
Ilature in 1919, one relating to insur-
ance and the other to legislative ses-
sion.
I The secretary of state has not cer-
tified the petition of Campbell Russell
filed last month, for the creation of a
board of pardon and paroles. Filing
|of the petition has ont yet been adver-
tised, as provided by law. Mr. Morris
I said today that Russell's allowed time
for filing slgantures would not expire
until September 23, and that he was
not certain Russell had filed all the
signatures he desred.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
GUTHRIE}
Designated Depository o f the United States
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We do all our own Butchering.
We pay highest market price for cattle,
hogs and poultry.
Come and see us
* Phone 634 122 East Oklahoma Ave.
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MEAT
MARKET
M. M. CAHILL
Successor to G. M. Frazier
FRESH MEAT FISH AND POULTRY
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Fred W. Backhaus Wm. Backhaus Jr.
Guthrie Seed House
MUST "MAH. PJ.ANF, FI.IKS
FROM COAST TO CO VST
San Francisco Cat., Sept. 14.—Aerial
mail plane No. 151 the first of the trans
continental service, landed here 2:2n
p . m.
Irollc Planes Itench Vancouver.
Vancouver. B. C. Sept. 14,-Three
United States army airplanes return-
ing to New York after a flight to
Nome, Alaska, arrived at Telegraph
Creek. B. C. late yesterday from White
Horse, Y. T. according to word re-
ceived here today.
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American Boy Scouts in Paris
SEEDS, FLOUR, FEED
See us for Alfalfa seed, Rye. Winter Barley
Kanred Wheat
Can save you money on your NURSERY
Bill. Booking orders for fall delivery now.
Phone 1061.
206 W. Harrison
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CANCER
QOITRI, LUPUI, LBO
ULCIR8 Removed b>
SEBUM-LIKE INJECTION
(ha World'! Oreateat TTeatj «nt for thcat dl-
in mm dlacovered after 80 yeari of eiperlmenL.
tlon No knife, no blood, no X-ray, no poUonor,
plaater or other dariK*'-"^ methods V
nje.tlon qulcklv kills the growth tnd rebuild# t
ivatem to perfect health Written R'
alar physician in charga D«lay alwar* dang«r«r.
MRl MAPfOPATIIlC IIPKCIAMST®
M4 Kslsastb Itreef CfU
DR. J. M. BARKER
DENTIST
105!/1j W. Oklahoma Ave.
GUTHRIE
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American boy scouts taking part in ceremoni.w ai Paris during their re-
ception in that city. Two young girls symbolizing Fram e and America, are
sitting on the platform, before which the maneuvers were held.
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Golobie, John. Oklahoma State Register (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 39, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 16, 1920, newspaper, September 16, 1920; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc88591/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.