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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
PHI DELTA PHI.
Governor and Senators Initiated
Into the Mysteries.
'frron, ca = C,orresponden

(Fron STAFF .C9rrespvonhaetl Vii % s. A
CHARLoTTEsy,liLLEt xa' scna tors and
a president Of tie Supreme Court w YER,
inflated into the mysteries Of the Inn n,
Delta Phi, the great Greek ,
s MSSor q cbn aWser selebrntsd its
guIshed me e "Isde the goat" i Is be, g,
5leved no college, fraternity mas .n's sinra
81 neh mahS f msn bean OWNED that
the four distinguisfed Goats Of to-
night were M0hla eud sen uue
not be Known. as the initlatory ceremony
was secret, Of course, but from me e, noI se
the boys made as eac oandldh!e was lr -,
Into 70 the CHAPTER p q W. ers Being
that there was much fun inside for some az
body, . &.
The Initiation.
The exercises we're to hays. begun &; a. Y. !, !,
O'clock. and at that llour ,.me, t.aa, and
crowded with the actlve - p0e
Senators Daniel and Martin a i4ls 54na gr'
Keith were at tile residence OF MIS-. r i.,a
knson around the corner ~ pua t4e resi-.
dence Of MI .' II, NJ. Lewis, and did no not
arrive at Mrs, Psrkinson's until ~ o'elo,cR:.
When a boy on watch brougnt WoFd I'm, uuiat
hs Exeelleney nag a cleate eq house We're
Was sqnt for no one a tie ntlatees ana soon
Governor Montague's figure was 8T ecs y
nzed approaching along the dus ny a sra t
ah ei oceasoh ny, tNo Governors yolse
could be recognized, 10 was th naan ~ ~
all Joke but Ike the other three re VA .,
probably felt a Nttlo nsrYo ans aawa Tired
peculiar raps on the panel, the door q, I, VA !,
opened and the Governor stepped PEG on =
the threshold, smiling ana GU 'ous'5
The Fun Commenced, S
The door was closed US his Exce1sensa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Liquor Drinkers Cured
Whisky and Beer Habit Cured at
Home With No Loss OF Time,

Orrne is the only guaranteed cure for
the drink habit, can be used at home, and
DESTROYS entirely The craving for drink,
quickly removes the craving for intoxi,
cants. steadies the nerves. restores the
appetite and gives refreshing sleep.
those Who pia have E ssn Cured f'1 by or rH
prove it's infaliihle SUCCESS, 1t is the only
q guaranteed cure for the liquor habit. and
4 in order TO prove that OrrLne cannot fail.
I II Is prepared In two forms-No. l. which
can be giYen IN tea, coffee or food. With
which ~ for those who desire 10 BIO cured.
The price Of either Is VI per box. Sold
and recommended by
Polk Miller Ghildrey Go. "a p. BROAD
Street. corner First slree,.
Polk Miller Drug Co., Isl Z. Main
Erect, Richmond, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13

to believe that for the present day at
least there lis some advantage II, the
prevailing form OF university government ~
over that which has hitherto been N
effect in the Univereitylof Virginia. that
experiences have led to this change OF
sentiment We who are outside do not
know, norris 1t worth while to Inquire.
We cannot help feeling that the change
Is likely to prove OF great benefit to the
University. The mere change IN policy
would however. DO OF little Importance
Everything depends upon the selection OF
the president. With a good president en- !
viii come good results. What may we
not expect when the president is Edwin
a. Alderman? IRA HEM tlrl I SEN
President Johns Hopkins " niversl'y. H.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
FEAR ATTEMPTS TO e
YNCH IN URDERERS
Y INV e, Associated Press,

q MEMPHIS, TENN, April IA Cons
mercial Appeal dispatch from senatotblia,
Miss, says that four men. alleged to Pc
members Of tho sextette of masked mon
that entered the Jail ut senatohia early
this morning and killed Sheriff j, ~,
Poag, have been captured BY q deputy
sherlffs posse and are being bronsht
tobia are thronged with crowds OF clti-
xens, and trouble. 1t Ia feared. Will ne
had when the posse arrives With Its pris'-
OOnrS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
COMING CONVENTIONS.
Many General Organizations t
Hold Annual Meetings Here.

IA large number OF conventions, grand
lodges and other State meetings are to
be held IN April and May, and tho rail-
ways are nrran cling special rates there's
tfor The Norfolk and Western and other
roads announce grea tly reduced ties for
Virginia Division, Travellers, Protective
Association, at Petersburg April 18th and and.
18th. q z, ..ss J, !. u .i X
Richmond, April 18th and GOTH 4,
Annual Conference. OF the Woman 8
Home Missionary Society. Of the Virginia
Conference, Methodist Epslcopal Church,
South, Portsmoutll. MAY Sd and bt
III Grand Lodge Independent Order OF
odd Eel ows,'at Iynchburg, May 9th and
= Southern Sou Baptist Convention. Kansas
City Missouri, May 10Th TO l7tl, lncclu-
Grand Council, Imgraysa Order, Z heG
General ssv Assembly q the Southern Pres
gbyterlan Church, Fort worm, IeNaS,
May 18th tn 26th. inclusive,
Married in Baltimore,
NeSS special to The Times pspat CHI Z,
BALTIMORE, MD. April I'M, w w.
r. Reamey, OF Roanoke , and MISS Rupy
Nutnsen Myers. were married ms eY ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
of Night for Ears,

i Fl James Allen, q, Pullman car, porter ana an
AZ af9 No. ,7sl North Ninth street last night,
The ambulance doctor. couldn't tell which
man Was the worst of when, he arrived;
Allen had ono Of his Searsn,ent on r. ana !Is
Perkins i htid ia take ixteen stitches In the
cash in Alen's neck and head. hen the
Doctor reached tho house Gel lus had his
severed ear In his hand. Both men WeI,ff
sCellus gave ball, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Iudge Keith Witty.

Ii was clock whenfXJudge Keith,
In response to calls; arose and made = =,
most hunorous reply.to I what n, senat OF
took occasion to tWit his young
friend" Senator Martin, who had re-
marked upon the ad yanced age u Of ne
president of the Supreme Court o. ApT
iii1 Letters Of regret WereSread from Prssi.
dent Rooseyelt sesretary Tam Irt an nf fS Se
iJnited States all OF them loyal I'M
President Roosevelt wrote he would
have accepted the Invitation! to be, pres
ent but for the fact6he would abe In the
West. hunting wolves. XII 81 ii II
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The Dinner,

IA half hour was spent in enjoyment OF
the dinner and at 1l:3o = Gordon. Bo-.
hannon consul Of the Cha (, arose ar,9Ea
taste and Astounding III real eloquen.c;e.
welcomed the visiting members OF the
phi Delta Phi
Bohannon presented Governor Montague,
who was received with liberal applause.
The Governor said he would not at,e i,Il,t
to make Me you'd sHntenf hms
S Sfse Se Elm law lawyers. and consratulatiag
those about to become such The !, whole v !. -
spe s and Its "a ADMINISTRATION" When
stheSapplause which followed the Cover
4nors ad dress subsid ed .athe boys !, arose ~
For He's a@Jol1y G food Fellow
Forty Years Ago. l5 .ss
Esenmn al rni pnnlel 1 arose. have been
scrapping around nightly IN the. =, past s
been be. engaged In many legal and Illegal
proceedin rs In this Commonwealth IN
the past forty years. but this is about
the rb
brought forth great Laughter. ana more
followed when he described the class
st wh1ih s If f,b was 3 john S
.. se Sast AND no5est aaFef ee
slGn and 1e good nreacher re- represents
tives OF the no6iest professions IN tho
ting opposite. shook his head. Sstt good
lawyer who Is a. good Judge comes next
said the An ge u rl a
no rsh ssaid The Sndge asaghng ear,
|ly. The audience applauded vigorously.
Ia Judge, said the Senator t which
1.-THE &chcerlng was LOUDER than, the hand
clapping and stamping. He paid an elo-
qucnt tribute to the legal profession.
An Aristocracy.
senator Martin was applauded with
great cat, heartiness when he arose. and i
was some time before he could proceed.
| He spoke Of the pleasure ~ gave mn,
| to return to the Unlyerslty."I have heard
LIT said the University was "a school OF
aristocracy."4sh lie said. iESf' i am forced 70
say that when 1 was q gstudent here.
did find very proud and exclusive arg,
| brains and worth. This sentiment evok'
cd great applause. u.
| The applause was renewed when he
| declared ne differed with Senator Daniel
| 1Jc declared ha believed the profession
the law I i enoblest ef all have on i
lawyer 1 would drown him
\ Murray MCGUIRE of Richmond one o.
4 the most loyal active. all together On,
| th,siastic or the University alumni, made
beautiful little as 1he
path OF duty with. his burden, for a !, pil'
| low" he quoted, could be the truthful
| epItaph OF many a lawyer 3. NJ
1 I'D. Hamilton Wilcox: representing IN
4 senior law class. and John Paul, tn
1 Junior class. made short responses Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
a Happy Change.

what .,s the significance OF the install.
iationE % President Aidcrmai? primarily,
1t shows that. in spite OF the traditions
of the university Of Virginia, those
charged with rs government have Come
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Body Arrives 1T To-day.

i The body OF Mr.. Archibald IIutcheson,l
Who died very suddenly on April 9TH |! a. y
Ghinchinha. q Mex, Is expected to arrive
to.day. The /. funeral notice will be an
nO,lnCcQ later. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13

ASK your Grover for Hurnett's Van a,
Nd state pure food cn,nmlssicn has ever =
questioned it's absolute purity, Use y
and take no risks.--Ad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13

Henry III. Downing.
S G,atands a .a!W wallace.
y, II, white
Armisiead C.i Gordon.
Henry G. Stuart.
+. + r. wv. Martin.
John{3 N. SSWhite. II AZ
John q. IS Moon. s5ts
Joseph Wilmer. ~ as .,ss If
G Gsn5an,s \ Z: h h9isssnan. 81
DanieTs Harmon: ts5 81
Eppa flunton.E Jr. u
IA r. Walton Moore. s8S
John s..Patton., rlsj
Howard Winston.
b a. !B. y Chandler.
Mason Gordon. 81. VI "a. 'fs is
Marshall Mccormick
IS 6 gorge Perkins. 81 ss II
& Charles e. 4Vawter.i Ell Il
George w. Morris. II
r. r.. w. Duke Jr. aS.2s55
Ninth Division.
speake rs a OF the Day and M Other Special,
Guests the Governor Of Virginia, the Rector
F.; of the University, the President OF the Uni
rsity--Niarahals, Dean Christian. Dean Dab
;ney. ssS5 w I. IL l5 .5s.a s255 "
Rev. Richards SD.j Smart. Epworth Church.
Y. Archibald Cary Coolidge, professor Harvard
Walter Barnard Hill. chancellor University
OF Georgia.
Francis Henry Smith professor University
Robert Glenn. Governor q North Carolina.
8& John Warwick Daniel, United States sena-
Andrew Jackson Montague. Governor Of Viz.
s' Rev samusisc Mitchell professor Richmond
Niehola, Butler presidea. Columbia
Richard Henry Jesse, president University
nobsff c1rtis ogden. president Southern Ed:
uca uonal Board. sss
tefai Alumni "a ciation. $40 so Ms III, n ~
Thomas staplesi Martin a United States sens
ator. 4ssS5 s
D Charles Pirckney Jones. rector OF the Uni-
Edwin anderson herman. president Of the
The procession viii move at 3:ls., ! i I
rector Of the unysrsltyntihe Hon or pie
semblage TO order. and present Rev.
Richard D. smart.@D. .. who will make
the invocation Mr.: Jones viii then +, :. de- :,
into e' o 81 a'G apd tie u president Of the
\ university VIII respond. 5
The Speakers.
Addresses viii then be delivered as fol-
Tor the State and Her Other sistes. n,
stitutions-Gov ernor And Ire " I'm = ackson
. For tie Faeulty-Profe Francis
For the Alumni Senator Thomas sta.
N For Sister uniyersities:
| OF tho East-Professor Archibald Cary
\ Coolidge, OF Harvard.
Az or the North-President Nicholas Muir
ray 4Butler.@of mbta, !,
O. re soattIchanceller W q s: soI Bar
n or the Wcst--President Richard Henry
/ Jesse. Of the lInlversity2of Missouri. d
! President Alderman vii. deliver his IN
. The audience viii b then rise and unite
i In singing America" and the bencdlc,
ton viii be pronounced by Rev. samue
A c. Mitchell Ph.3 d., OF Richmond Col.
Senator Daniel Will he one OF the cll y,
speakers the banquet n nvr nf ga
Mater" Il ishopcdt Pr y A 4, nnr pr w
! idcnt." Rev. Dr. Randolph McKiln. pas,
q the protes t1n jp'tssoppn, chusfI
respond 10 '"rhe Endowment Fund g,
sibi Tot Gentum Mnndo. /, Henr!y,.if1n az,
\ Alumni"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Fifth Division.

Representatives Of Educational and Scenti-
fic Societies and OF the Learned rrofessiony-
Marrhals Mr.. Kemptr' Mr simpson, Mr..
DR.. Lyman Abbott.
MIR. Shepard Barclay,
pr, R.A. Brock.
Mr. Wallace Buttrck.
Mr., Julian S, Carr.
pr l.. T. Chamberlain.
DIR. W NJ, Clark,
Mr.. Moneure y. Conway.
Mr.. Jefferson Randolph Coolidge
Mr.. ], Taylor IIllyson,
Dr. IT,. r, l.. Gould,
DR. William r. Huntington.
Or. Percy Etickney Grant.
Mr.. .Iamez II. Lindsay
Mr.. Samuel Mccune Lindsay.
Mr., Silas McBee
DR.. Randolph II. McKm.
Mr., v, Everit Macy,
MIR. William II. Maxwell,
MIR Edgar Gardner Murphy.
Mr.. Henry s, Pancnast,
Mr.. George Foster Peabody.
Mr., Paul j.. Polz
MIR. John D. Pine.
Nj Mr.. william VA Jay sehl.n.lln.
Rev Charles A. Young,
MIR. Albert Shaw.
Mr.. Edward ~. Shepard.
| Mr.. Samuel Spencer
| Mr. Melville Y: Stone
Rev, George y, Booker
Rev, Timothy Grove,
| IteN, w NJ. Forrest 4
| Rsv. Otis w. Glazebrook
| Rev. Edward Valentine Jones
| Rev. John william Jones, tt
| Rey Arthur II, Kinsolyiny.
| Rev. W, W, Lear.
Rev. Harry b. Lee.
| Rev. Frederick W. Neye
Rev. James ID. Paxton
| Rev, q. IL Petrie,
! Rev. u. II. Rove.
4 Rev. William n, Scott,
Rey, John ". Stagg,
Rev, George Braxton Taylor. a
4 Rer. John b. 1urpip,
Rev. Charles H. Sine
Il Rev, William G. White.
Rev. r. J. Wiliingham
Rev a, Is. Wood(in.
Sixth Division.
Representatives OF Universities and Colleges
Ms,shais, Mr. Walker Or, Pollard. Ar Web.
DR. Rogers,
Harvard Universally Professor Archibald
! ] Coolidge Professor Francis q. Peabody.
College Of William and Mary--Prcsider
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13

r niln haNby bishop Wilson, i a dinner was
served a fter at the home Of the BRIDES
parents No 1921 EutaW Place ,J Mr, Ria i:
3Iiillie MYERS, sister of the bride, was
bridesmaid. 436
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Fourth Division.

Teachers in Public and Private Schools
Mnrshais Mr. Taylor, Mr.. Wayland.
w. Il. Abbot. Bellevue High school, belle'
Miss LA. Bangs. National Cathedral School,
L., NJ Blaekford. Episcopal High School
Alexandria
w. w. Briggs. Locust Dale Academy, Locust
Rev. James Cannon, Jr., Blackstone. Female
institute, Blackstone.
3 NJ ! Estes Cooke, HolIins Institute HollinH. 81
William j. Davis, Randolph-siacon lnss'-
Mi Miss N. r. puvul, Virginia Female Institute,
's Berkeley. NJ rontaine. Episcopal High
'' Miss Matte p. Harris. Virginia College,
'e J W. Lane Charlottesville High School.
Edmund Harrison Fopkinsyille Female In
stjtute Hopkinsyille. Ky
=. r. ,IIobyood, Oxford Seminary, Oxford
willlam NJ. Kemper. Bethel Military Aead-
f'I Iebn ?. Mcclure Jr, McGpire's University
's Robert /, Preston, University School Wash
Charles S. Roller. Augusta Military Acad-
envy, Fort Defiance.
=. sumter Smith, Randolph Macon Academy.
Rev II. ~, Trtbblc. Rawlings Institute,
r. S. Walker, woodberry Forest School.
&. p. wallace, University School, Nash
VILE. Tenn.
Hampton Wilson, Cluster Springs Academy,
| Black Walnut,
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FLEET SIGHTED S | II {!
SOUTH 0 j. Of. B !!
from First Pagc.>

promising money and freedom to those
fghtinE brayely. This, II is added brings
the garrison OF Saktaln up TO ~ to 10Y =.
Russia viii a ttempt to hold the island. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13
Sixth Division

Representatives OF IIniversities aud Colleges,
Maishais. Mr.. Walker Or, Pollard. MIR Web,,
Dr. Rogers
Harvard liniyersityr Professor Archibald q
Coolidge, Professor Francis q. Peabody.
College Of William and MARY President
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13

the dinner and at IL: 80 !. Gordon Boz
shannon, consul .4of the Chapter, arose;
and in short address, a mod ell Of good
Welcomed sts ned tie tue visiting members q the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-13

r.. b. Hutton, Judge Circuit Court, Abingdon.
John Nv. Price. judge Corporation " Court
John john Nv. Woods, Judge Corporation Court
+. r. B. Wright Judge Circuit Court. Tappa-
hammock. 49,. 49,,
OF lrduca ton. En-
II. C. Glass. Virginia, State Board OF Ea-
ue john r west west, Virginia state Board Of Ed-
r. u. Brent secretary Virginia State Board I'd
1NR *. Campbell. United States Department
h OF Commerce and Labor l., ra,,,,.
James b poherty. G con 1nssetrY N'fs'"
e. W.,stolner. Virginia State COMMISSIONS
William b. Atwood United States Depart
'iG; ". Oliver, Mayor of charlottesville.
National and State 1-egisla tors--M ersha a
lanes -" Hay tinted states House Of Repre-
Claude 4. Swanson. United ststes House
- joseph ,sept r. willard Lieut. ennnt Governor.
II, Is. Flood, United States House Of Rep tl'-
$reaentattves. ,y,,,.a
John r.. Ryan. speaker OF ta' Aitsttie stp ,''
!. lawrence Campbell state. senator
John S.. Chapman State senator at.
s!& IT, r. Cromwell State senotor
M j. Fulton. State senator.
Lewis X Machen. State senator
James j. Rixey United States House OF Rep.
resentetives.
George S. Shackeford. State senator
Ernest a. Gray. House OF Delegates,
80 William r. llowle. House OF Delegates.
Eugene Guild. House Of DeleEates.
James b. Pannil,, House OF peieRates'
a. Slaughter, House OF Delegates
RI II. Thon,asson. House OF DELEGATES.
W. a.. Wi!Ieroy. House tcf Delegates,
Robert ". Withers House Of Delsgate z;
City and County Superlntendents ~
Schools IN virgn!a-Marshn MI Roberts.
Mr.. 1'in,berlake, a
N. b. Campbell Goochland county,
aR / Dobie. Norfolk city. 5i.
William, r. Fox. Richmond city.
| Henry Mnclin, MecklenburE county.
| W. G. Marshall. Fauquier county,
| o. 3D. Mcars, Northampton county, Isl #
| 81 o. PeaIr. Augusta county. IA Il Z
George IL Eulvey.4 buckingham county.
| George y. Jennings, Greene coup w.
NJ Mr. Lynch. Winchester.
~ H. Tunm. Manchester
r. III. Smith. Staunton. .7 N %5
l.. ". Smith, Jr.. spotsylvania county.
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The Initiation.

The exercises we're Go, haYfeb a oeE fail u Mas
cr,wded With the active members and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-03
r4s LEADER

Because fabulous sums are spent in
advertising some mcrcnants think that
q cost "a fortune 70 Keep any business
lefore the public They do NOT stop
O. think that advertising space can be
bought Ike cloth or lard or soap
m any desired quantity ps ones busi-
ness may demand rhe man who Is
Selling cigars non q small stand on the
corner doesn't need as much space as
department store. But the proper
space Is Just as essential to the best
results ia his business as is the big
stores bis ad. II doesn't cost much to
buy a small space In the LEADER
SPACE that IS suitable for an unpre-
tcntlous business. And, after an, lts
not tho size Of the space but What you
put in Sc chat counts start Of with a
little space and use it wen and you'u
uced a big one by and by
THE LEADER
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The Cfoctaw ration ard Inspected mo
deels ihat bad been delivered 100 these
deQls thc words approved by the sscre-
ag of the nterior ere printed iH ths
Patent ar ed iiae has acea drawn
ihroash SIS nr the ohirfs have De-.
uverad no deeds that they have made out
themselves as they threatened 90 DO as
soon as tue deeds they ncw have were
sent TO them by ihe Dawes commission
are delivered
It was leamcd today that the pre-
text that the chiefs ars advancing for
their action Is 'hat the A. * & r rau-
road holds "a emnt of every alternate
section of the land on caeh side of their
rsht of way through thc Chocaw nae
ton. TO Zee decided 10 .he roaf ~ soon as
ihe title rasscs ihe government The
Indians hold that if they recognize Che
authority. or uecg ssity of the secretary
Of the interior approvne the deeds that
the. railroad win then claim thst the
title IS vestsd 60 the sosernmon. and de-
mand that the land be delivered TO Them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-03

Woodmon % tho world, Guthrie
camp No. 3. Meets every Tuesday a.
1880 D. m, in the woodmen hail over
Spencer hardware atOu. Vlauns
Noodmsn Welcome
MSN. eoHRsliy, Con- Corr
essytssalss eoss Ne. ., @. g. @
Nes,s on first and third Fridays %
60, ,onth at 7sO p. m. in Armory
hall.
pN. L. Mo5k, J. X. visit,
Adiutant Post Com
Guthrie Chapter ", No. s, r. A. NJ.
meets the FIRST and and third Friday
nights In each month at A. F. & A. N.
hall Visiting companions always vel.
come.
Nacml Rebekah Lodge No. 2. !. o.
.. r. Meets FIRST third Tuesday
nights Of every month in Odd Fellows
hall.
Lucy Her~ig. Noble Grand.
Maggie Milan, Sec,etary.
Guthrie commanuery No. Knights
Templar. Meets every Wednesday
evening at 1880 az their Asylum IN
the Masonic Temple Visiting Sir
knights always welcome.
co. A. First Rest. OK. n ,. Meets
every Wednesday night at 1890 IL
airzel hall on North Second street.
C. &. Dunnlea, Captain,
c. S. curran, Orderly Sergeant.
r. A. A.. Guthrie coancll NO. 74s,
Fraternal Aid Association. Meets ev.
cry Wednesday night in Odd Fellows
hall. corner Harrison and Broad. visit.
ing members always welcome
Guthrie Commandary Knights Temp
lar. meets second and fourth Monday
nights IN each month at tNeir asylum
in A F. & A. NJ hall. Visiting Sir
Knights alway welcome.
CANTON GUTHRIE No. 5, Patrl
arch's Militant. I. o. o. 2. Regular
assembly every second and fourth
TUESDAY night in each month in odd
Fellows hall Visiting Chavallers
weleomes
p. <. Abbott, Com'dt.
w. J. earnhsrt, Clerk
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M.. K. & 7.

From March 1st to Nay 18th the
Katy viii sell one way colonist tick
cts to the northwest: Billings. Mont,
and intermitcdiate points, s24,45,
lIinsdale, Mont. $3145; Livingston
Logan and Gardiner $500; Helena
Butte and intermediate. s25OO; spo
hpe, Ellemberg and intermediate. g27-
80; Portland and sacoma, $1,000.
California.
Also during some dates will sell Il
nearly all California points at s25.OO
Lewis & clarks Exposition
Portland June lst to October 18th
special days only s4910
information in regard to these and
many other cheerfuily given.
FL. BEST. Agt
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Lodge Directory


ouihrie Lodge No. 3, !. Q. o. p.
Meets overy Monday night At 1880
O'Clock a. odd Fellow hall. corner
Harrison snd Broad.
A.. RulIass, Noble Crane.
y. 1. AtFoVsh, Secretary
oklahoma AreampmsRe Na, g, Q. @.
o. y. Meets every wednesday night
st 7:so o'clock, at ODD Bellows hall.
r. A. Meystto, c. P. s.
p. K. Albeit Scribe.
Guthrie Lodge No. 426 3. p. Q. z.
Meets the second and fourth rues
day nights Of each month In Elk hall
Il. W. Psnteeost, E. R.
:. Fouesrt. Secretary.
Renfrow Division Mo. ,, Uniform
Rank. x. Of p. Meets second and
fourth Friday nights at Masonic hall
119 East Oklahoma ayerre.
c. E. ounnlea, Captain
W. T. Warren, Recorder.
Knights and Ladies Of SecurIty
meets the first and third Wednesday
evening Of each month in the Masons'
hall Visiting members cordially in
vited.
e. 3. Bradshaw, Jas. N. Anderson,
Secretary. President
Guthrie CHAPTER No. z, Order OF the
Eastern Star. Meets In the Masonic
Temple every second and fourth Fri
day evenings in each month.
Hortense Doys, w NJ.
P. M. L. Ray, Secretary.
Al. Hixon, w. p
Guthrie Lodge No. 2, K. Of p. Meets
every Friday night in Matonic Hall
11s East Oklahoma avenue.
L. S. Page, c. /. Winch,
K OF r. & y. C. C.
I. o. r. NJ. Meets every Tuesday
night In K. OF p hall. Visiting chiefs
always welcome.
Frank 3. sarber, Sachem.
Il. c. Barney, Chief o. Records.
Guthrie Lodge No. /, a. o. U. W.
meets every Thursday night in the
new Masonic hall. on East Oklahoma
Visiting brothers welcome.
&. n. Rushvsn, M. W.
w. J. Leatherman, Recorder.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-03
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