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The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-12-21

WilbultOn, |. T., Dec. 10, 1905.
The annual meeting Of the In
dian Territory Teachers AssO-
citation to be held at South
McAlester, Dec. $3.50, 1905, will
be the largest ever held in the
Indian Territory. President A.
G.. Scott, of the Agricultural
and Mechanical College. Still
water, Okla. and DR.. VIM. l..
Burdick. of the DIVERSITY of
Kansas Law School, will deliver
evening lectures, and a recep
tion will be given at the Bushby
Hotel.
Railway tickets on the certifi-
cate plan; buy full fare going
ticket and take certificate.
Programs have been held up
two weeks i'm Dallas but will be
out in Il few days. A card to
me ut South McAlestel will
bring you a prog. am.
j. G.. MASTERS,
President Assn. =,
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Human Targets.

AS we go to press, news
comes to our Office of the killing
of two women ut Patsey McIn.
tosh's house by a man named
killingswOrth. One of the wO-
men was Ois wife and the other
the friend of the wife who had
persuaded her to leave home,
still another woman. an innO-
cent bystander, was shot in the
foot The man is eaid to be crazy
over family affairs, Truly the
way of the transgressor is hard.
Reporter.
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WARNING ORDER.
In the United States Court for
Western District Indian Ter
ritory at Muskogee.

Earnest Battle. plaintiff, VS..
Lucille Battle, Defendant, No.
6267, Equity. Divorce.
The defendant Lucille Battle
is hereby warned to appear in
this court within thirty days
and answer the complaint of the
plaintiff Earnest Battle.
Witnes the Honorable Charles
w. Raymond, Judge of said
Court and seal thereof at Mus.
kogee, Indian Territory, this
the 18th day of November. 1905.
R. p. Harrison, clerk.
BY Chas. f. Runyan
A. S. McRea, Atty for plaintiff
A. e. Patterson, Atty for non
resident defendant.
lst publication Nov. 16.)
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drive the opposition to the wall.
Just think of it; we are nearing
statehood and it behooves us to
line up and at once. The fellow
who has been stradling the fence
all these years will have to get
down; the fences are now made
of barbed wire and there Is dan
ger Of getting your ''breeches
torn" We believe we can sug-
gest the kind of a ticket that
will win in gallop and later on
will give our views to the pub
lie but say here and now that
the candidates must be men, not
towards or traitors; but real live
earnest patriotic men, Republi-
cans.
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COLBERT.
Calbert, l. II.
12-11, 1905.

CalDert, /. i.
12-11, 1905.
Dear EditOr:-Calbert is in line.
Sunday school was fine Sunday.
Professor ID. j. Counter and
wife were in Calbert Saturday
and left Sunday for Mead, |. Il.
where Prof. Calbert is at work
Prof. G.. ID. Hall and Rev. j.
Lowin were in town Sunday.
All were glad to see them. We
hope they will come again
The rally Sunday, conducted
by Rev. S. G. Cain was a grand
success. All enjoyed the meet
ing. School is all right; Rev.
Counter is principal. Calbent
is a growing town. We hope to
put the Cimeter into every home
here.
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:. American National :.
INSURANCE COMPANY.
incorporated under the laws Of
the State of Texas.)
Sur los TO PsIicy Holders $l20, 90

/. M. Kemper, Vice President.
Jas. K. Quin, Secretary.
DIRECTORS
w. l.. Moody, Jr., of w. l..
Moody & Co., Bankers and Cot
ton Factors, Galveston, Texas;
Vice President Galveston Cotton
Compress and Warehouse Com
pany, Galveston, Texas; Vice
President f. Cannon Commits
sion Company, Galveston, Tex
as.
|. II. Kempner, of II. Kemp
ner, Galveston, Texas; Presi-
dent Texas Bank and Trust
Company, Galveston, Texas;
President Merchants National
Bank, Houston, Texas; Com
missioner Finance and Revenue,
City of Galveston.
M. O. Koppel, Capitalist and
Attorney at Law, Galveston,
Texas.
Hon II. II. Ball, Exon
gresham; Member firm An
drews, Ball Il Streetman, Hous-
ton, Texas; Attorney for Re-
ceivers Kirby Lumber Com
pany.
G. e. Pilot, of Henke'&lPil-
lot, Houston, Texas; Vice Presi-
dent Artesian Ice and Refriger-
ating Company, Houston, Tex
as, Secretary Pastoriza Print
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pany, Houston, Texas.
M. Lasker, of Lasker Real
state Association; President t
Texas Star Flour Mills, Calves
ton, Texas.
Fred. w. Catterall, Cashier
w. l.. Moody 4 Co., Bankers.
Galveston, Texas.
HOME OFFICE
GALVESTON, TEXAS
MUTUAL BENEFIT AND ADVANTAGE
In patronizing now, and in
giving their preference to the
American National Insurance
Company, the people of the
Southwest are lending a help
ing hand in the upbuildingtof a
great home financial institution.
The funds of the American Ma
tional Insurance Company are
being invested in the Southwest,
for the mutual benefit and ad-
vantage of the people of the
Southwest.
SOUNDNESS AND STABILITY
The rates IF the American Ma,
tional Insurance compare favor,
ably with the rates of any in,
surance company in the field,
The policies are up-to-date in
every respect. The fact that
the American Nationals opera
ting under the very stringent
and particular laws of the state
of Texas is one of the best rec
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MRS. A. G. STEELE,
Medium and Specialist.
Cures Female Troubles, Diarro-
hea. Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Ner-
vOusness and Painful Menstruation.
Call or write
MRS. A. G. STEELE,
p. o. Box rs. Checotah, I. T.
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For all local news read The Daily
Sentinel and get il while il is news.
Fifty cents per month delivered at
your door.
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Pensions.

Pensions under all laws collected;
no fees until allowed Thirty years
successful practice Widows and age
pensions a specially, G2 years, Sc;
60 years. SIS; 6S years, $40; 70
years. SI2. Correspondence solicit
ed. C. A. Stockton, pension attor-
ney. 1924 Curtis street. Denver.
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WANTS POSITION Fruit grow
en- and competent tree setter of ten
years experience wants position as
manager or assistant on fruit farm.
Can give Al references from leading
New England growers and others.
Address Frank A. Wells, ola Fif-
teenth ST.. Denver, Colo. or inquire
of A. O. Arnold. Grand Junction.
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ONE MORE WEEK OF COST PRI-
CES AT GRAHANTS.

We sun have a good assortment
of mems wear, including suits. over.
coats pants. shirts. wool sweaters
work and dress shoes, hats and COW
boy boots that must be sold to make
room for spring stock. If you are
from Missouri or any other state
ana don't believe we are selling al
cost, we are willing 10 show you.
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In making up our statement we find, in
taking Palisade alone, the average price for
that district on peaches. all grades and var
ieties was ACC.
The summary of the years business in car
load lots is as follows:
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S1GO.2aGRl

!, d. T. Stone, cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear, to
the best of my knowledge and belief
that the above is fun. true and
complete statement of the affairs of
said bank at the close of business
on Tuesday. January ., A. d. 1905.
d. II. STONE,
Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before
ne this 5th day of January, 1905.
JAMES $. CARNAHAN,
rSeal1 Notary Public.
My commission expires september
%, 1906.
The daily sentinel., 1905-01-23

The display of goods in the new
windows of the NJ. IL Loefiier & Co
store has attracted much attention
today. The FIRMS decorator under
stands his or her business.
Auditorium. one week commencing
Monday January %. the Marie
Fountain Theater Company, band
and orchestra.
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Rine ReyeilIe.

Rifle Reveille: Very foolishly,
perhaps. certain republicans are al
ready planning for the state cam
paign two years hence and the name
of whitley Newton of Pueblo is be
ing put forward for the governor
ship. Pueblo republicans seem TO be
Iieve that they are the only pebbles
on the political beach in this state,
and some OF the principal appcintive
offices are now being filed by Pueb-
loites. but they should be told TO go
TO when Mr.. Adams successor is
named. The western slope is en-
titled to this nomination.
Wait and watch for the dress par
ado of the Marie Fountain Company
band, Monday at 1880 o'clock.
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LIABILITIES.
s 5i,SG71S

Total amount OF year's businessS557. .2911l
The above report shows we have been fa-
yored with abundant crops and realized
prices profitable to the growers And, taken
in connection with our several reports for
the past eight years. certainly shows fruit
growing is profitable in this valley.
Referring TO peaches results show that the
early varieties such Alexanders. etc, and
small unwrapped peaches do not pay to ship
II is a question with your manager whether
or not we had better discontinue shipping
tbe choice or los grade. II is no trouble
10 find good markets for good stock, but
The daily sentinel., 1905-01-23
$1GO.2aG.54
LIABILITIES.

Capital stock..........S 5o,oOO.ou
Undivided profits. 2,235.I0
Due deposltors. ......... 1OS.OO1.14
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RESOURCE

Loans .................$ sO,9o9.ff
Overdrarts ......... I1O.S5
Real Estate and Fixtures l3,fS1.SS
Cash on hand and in
banks ......... G5,421.O4
The daily sentinel., 1905-01-23

Grand Junction, Colo,
At the Close of Business, January B.,
1905.
The daily sentinel., 1905-01-23

Statement of the Condition of
FHE UNION TRUST = BANNING
COMPANY,
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INCOME WAS roo LIMITED.
s2 a Month Really Not Enough to
Support a Gentleman.

81 a Month Really Not Enough TO
Support a Gentleman.
Somewhere in town is a man OF
good family and excellent education
who has simply gone to the dogs He
has reached the dime stage Of the
borrowing habit One OF his friends.
Bob by name, grew tired some time
ago OF his opportunities.
"See here. joe" said he, IF youll
promise to stop asking me for a dime
every time you see me. IN give you 50
a month. can't stand being bothered
so much. III tell the cashier, and
every first of the month you come in
and he'll give you the So"
II was the last OF the month then.
apd 900 promised Prompt on the first
o, the month be called for his money
Atout 2 fortnight later he came in
aga,1 90 borrow a dime. Bob lott
patience.
Why, you promised 20 quit bother.
ing me-" he said Il can't have you
taking up so much Of my time. Didn't
We make a bargain, and didn't you
agree to stick to it?"
Il did promise" said Joe. Il made
that bargain ia good faith. and /
meant to carry Il ou. but / just want
to ask you one thinr. Bob. Don't you
think 81 month Is dern little for a
gentleman to live Washington
Post
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-10
BOTH VICTIMS ARE DEAD
Yesterdays Strret Car Ac.
cident Claims Mother
and Daughter.

The two victims Of the street car ac-
cident yesterday afternoon at the cor
ner Of Springer avenue and Cedar street
are dead. Mrs. Cupp died soon after
the accident at the home Of Mrs Green
on Villas avenue and the daughter died
about $3.50 p. m. yesterday at the hos
pital. Arrangements for the double fun
erl cannot be completed until the two
sisters Of Mrs. Cupp arrive from Topeka
and Leavenworth. Meanwhile the bodies
are at the undertaking rooms of the Pat
terson Furniture company
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A Hlahlx Proper Person.

A remarkable admission was made
AT an inquest at Llanelly, England, on
the body Of a railway servant named
Sutton, who died without receiving
medical attention The widow said her
husband was unconscious for some
hours, but she did not fetch a doctor
because it was not proper Tor a young
woman 20 be seen out At 10 o'clock az
night She corld not DO Il even 70
save her husbands life, neither couid
she fetch his b lts, who Lived IN
the next street
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-10
CITY BRIEFS.


Mr. Penberton, travelling salesman.
representing d. 9. Heath & Co. is in
the city
Secretary Grimes returned this morn
ing from Oklahoma City where he at
tended the banquet given by D. +.
Flynn.
Judge j. {. strang. Of the probate
court. issued a marriage license yes
terday to oscar l. Henry Of Crescent
City. and Miss Bowman. Of salida. Cal.
County Superintendent Derrick is at
Crescent City today, hearing the case
in which District No. seeks TO be am
nexed to District No. ls, Crescent dis
trict.
The board Of regents for normal schools
LOST Money order number 256 .s9l.
Finder leave at Leader once.
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NATIONAL CIRCUIT AUTO EVENT.
lBY Aesociated Pressl

New York, June 1O-Thousands Of
auto enthusiasts fiooked to Morris park
toda yto attend the opening Of the ma
tional circuit meet Of the American
Automobile association. which viii de-
eide the motor car championship Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-10

The hrst annual commencement re-
cital OF Mrs Arderys school was given
Monday evening Ia the Christian church
10 large and appreciative audience.
The stage was prettly decorated with
palms and flowers The ladies' octstte,
composed Of Misses Arthur. Clark. Miles.
Choate. Lee, Clark. Davis and Moon.
sang nicely two numbers. "The Hunter"
by kueken, and "Buttercups" Mrs Ar
dery played Beethoven's "Pathetlque." ="
Op. la. In a mastery way and received
repeated applause from the delighted au-
dience. Mr Carlos Wells sang "rhe
Violet" BY Ludens Miss Nellie Klink
sans the pretty little Lullaby" by
Grieg Miss Hnda Piersol gave a very
pleasing heading enutleo "Htg Old
Folks Won me Oaks" Miss Hazel OH
phaut sang "The Flower Of the Alps. %
dimcult high soprano SOLO with the
ease ana grace Of finished musician.
Miss OAphant has a voice that prom
ises much. Misses Edna and Nellie
Kiink sang very sweefly Good Bye Ye
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-10

The editors and their wives were ex-
tremely warm ia their praises Of Con-
ductors Mccormack and Jones. Of the
Katy who had charge OF the special
trains into Guthrie Instead Of being on
10 themselves and resting they were up
early and late looking after the COM
fort Of those In their care, making them
selves regular "Guthrieites" and made
the visitors feel perfectly at home
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Personal
Mention.

Judge s. H. Harris. Of Perry, is in the
city.
George Raiston. Of okeene was here
yesterday
A. r Hickman, OF Oklahoma was here
yesterday
II. p weltzel Of Perry was here yes
terday on business.
X P. Alexander was here from okla
Roma city yesterday.
NJ. A. Johnson, Of End was busl-
ness visitor in the city
VIM y. conger is among The oklaho-
ma City people here today
Cal Deu Of okeene. is among the
out Of town people in the city.
Receiver wtnoughby Of the Capitol
Naucaal .ank returne. this morning
rom a trip to Illinois
II. Z. Moore, president Of the Okla
homa Dairymen's association was Bere
from Wa,onga yesterday
o. o. woodward, formerly editor Of
the Grant County Republican, Pond
Creek was here yesterday
George Miller, OF the 1o1 ranch. vas in
the city again last night concluding ar
rangements for the big exhibition 90
morrow AT his ranch
Prof s. A. Carson. superintendent OF
Meridian schools, is in the city today
Prof Carson mas been elected for am
other year az Meridian
Tel W. Walton, an old time newspaper
mao. brother of our own Pete walton,
is here for few days visit Tel Walton
published the aid Caldwell OKas.) Jour
nal in the days when southern Kansas
was the field of the Texas cowboy and
the long horn steer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-10

Mrs. II. c. olds received a telegram
this afternoon stating that her mother.
Mrs. Eamuel Wheeler, living at Breck-
enridge, Mich, had died this morning
The cause Of death was stroke Of pa
alysis.
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IN
SOCIETY

Mrs Hanna, Of Orlando. was her,
Tuesday
b. s. Esvano and wife are in towr
from Enid.
Delegate and Mrs Bird s. McGuir,
are ~ the city
w u. Frantz. wife and son of Enid
are In the city
Mrs A. c. Forney went to hutwins
Tuesday evening
Miss Ada Gable. Of Bradford, Penn
sylvanis, is in the city.
J. w. Brown. Of 4O2 North First street,
is reported to be quite ill
Miss Louie Thomas visited Miss Ada
Peterson al Nayina sunday
Miss Lena p. wise Of wichita is in
the city visiting her sister Miss Josie
Wse.
Miss Myrtle Rose. Instructor IN LAM
auagos ar Western College. sallna, Kas.,
is in the aity visiting her parents.
Miss Hedwig Braun returned this
morning from ST. Louis whore she has
been visiting friends for several weeks.
Mrs j. E .hanafelt arrived in the
city Friday and left on the evening train
~ith her husband, on the n. h. a. trip.
Prof j W. Carr and wife Of Anderson,
Ind, were in the city Friday, the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Len Leach, at 51i East
Springer avenue
Miss Bessie Truitt, OF Fl Reno, who
has been in the city for some time Wis
iting Mrs F. b. Clark.at GO Cast
springer, returned to her home Tuesday
evening
Goveibor and Mrs. r. B. Ferguson
returned TO Guthrie Friday on the even
ing train from Tonkawa Mrs Ferguson
is considerably improved, but is stm
very weak
Thomas Morris. secretary Of the Okla
homo Livestock Board, left Friday ev-
ening for a four weeks trip through
Texas, He viii be in Galveston about
one week.
Practically all the clubs in the city
have postponed their meetings for this
week and the members will spend their
time entertaining the wives and daugh-
ters Of the visiting editors
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Marchant and r f.
Hartshorn. Of Aline. Okla, were in the
city Friday. Mr. Marchant has just re-
ceived medal from the president OF the
worlds fair for his work during the
exposition.
Attorney General p. C. simons and
Horace Speed went to Oklahoma City
Friday evening TO attend the banquet
given by Hon. Dennis Flynn at the
Threadgill, in honor OF Chester l. Long.
from Kansas.
Social by young people q Presbyterian
church at the home Of Miss zeIla
Adams, al East Springer avenue. this
evening Light refreshments viii be
served, and everybody is invited 10 come
and have good time
d. e, Camppel, Of Lewiston, N y,
is here visiting his cousin. G. M. Crock
e rand family. Mr. Campbell is on his
way home from an extended visit in
California and other western states. HeI
is much pleased with Guthrie.
]. e. Jenkins. editor Of the Sterling
Bulletin and Gazette. arrived in Guth-
RE this morning, 10 be here during the
convention. Mr. Jenkins and family are
personal friends Of Mr. and Mrs Clark
Templeton, III East Noble avenue.
Frank Harding, Of Idaho, Is in the city
the guest Of Nj. and Mrs George EI-
munds, at their tome on Cleveland av-
enue. Mr. Harding is here attending the
editorial association meeting, and Is an
old eastern friend Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
munds.
ternoon at the odd Fellows hall After
a short program the fraternity went 10
C,tr,,r,ft A. fo,.. .,.....tor.. GA 4-.-.-,t a
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America. The event is hye miles and
the winner has the choice OF cash or
plate as a prize The winning car is
credited with four points. the second
with two points and the third with one
poiFt A special trophy goes to the
owner Of the car scoring the greatest
number Of points during the season.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-10

Fruit sundae, nut sundae, nut frappe
maple fudge chocolate bushea, mineral
waters, etc, etc. The Eagle Drug tore
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r. NJ. Terry, representing the Graham
Paper company, OF ST. Louis, Mo. is
here today doing business with the print
shops and getting acquainted with the
fraternity. This is Mr.. Terry's first visit
10 Oklahoma, and he is greatly surprised
and favoably impressed with the won
derful growth and prosperity Of the next
state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-10

Sheriff Bart Murphy went 10 Oklaho-
ma City this morning 10 attend the ter
ntorial meeting OF sherins. These on-
GERS who attend this meeting, viii 20
from Oklahoma City to 1o1 ranch tonor-
row.
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j. Byron Cone, the irrepressible editor
Of the Belle Plaine CKas.) News, is here
Mr.. Cane never misses an excursion e.
a meeting Of tn press association, state
county or national and probably knows
more editors and newspaper men per-
sonally. throughout the country than any
other one man.
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team Of mules, unaccustomed TO the
sight Of the street cars broke away from
their fastening in front OF Liters imple-
ment house this morning and made a
frantic dash down the street. dragging
a four hundred pound rock in their wake
The frightened mules were checked In
their mad career - Ed Leavitt, after
being pretty much cut up as the result
Of their senseless scare.
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Flowerets Fair" by Franz Abt. Miss
Justa CLARK recited '"ihc Last Hymn
very nicely. Miss Gertrude Fazel sang
a pleasing contralto solo entitled 'The
Message of the Rose "Aespetando,
high soprano solo by Miss Donna Ward.
received much applause. Miss Edna
kiink sang a very pleasing solo entitled
Tonight. Mr.. Arthur Lehman charm
ed the audience by his singing OF
Bohm's "stn As the Night" The pro-
gram closed with a number by tho La
dies quartette entitled Down Among the
Lilies Miss Nelle johnson. OF El
Reno, who was on the program, could
not be present Miss Johnson is tall
ented young singer, and Il WAS regretted
very much that she could not sing at
the recital
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-10

held session in Superintendent Bax.
ter's Office yesterday and elected the fac.
ulty for the ensuing year for the South.
western normal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-10

In Baugsok you travel from the steam
er 20 the hotel on the back Of an ele-
phant.
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Tom beck, editor OF the jefferson Re
view, was in Guthrie today, returning
to his home from Oklahoma city where
he partook OF Dennis Flyrsn's hospitality
last night Tom is a familiar figure in
Oklahoma politics, and when his political
chief tFlynn) is again wearing the toga
Ias Tom devoutly hopes) he viii again be
darwing pay from the state Of Oklahoma.
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Miss Frances " Gunfer, associate
editor Of the New Age. published at Au-
gusta, Maine, is having the time OF her
life she says, ard the present meeting OF
the N. +. A., In her estimation. is a
record breaker. She is particularly
charmed with the hospitality OF the
magic city" (as she aptly terms Guth-
rie), and win carry home with her
heart fun Of delightful memories.
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Events and
Personal Notes.
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Christian church. oniciatcd. and the
wedding ceremony was vdry pretty.
The young couple went 20 Blackburn
To-Day whore they are az home 20 their
friends.