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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-27
woRk weAKeNs RE kIDnEya.
poan's klcney Pills Have Done Great
Service for People Who Work In
Guthrie.

Most Guthrie people work every day
In some strained unnatural position
bending constantly over desk-rldng
OF iiting wagons or cars-doing labo-
rious housework; nftlng. reaching or
pulling. or trying the back ia a hundrad
and one other ways All these strains
tend to wear. weaken ana iniure tho
kidneys unhl they fan behind IN. hlter-
Ing tne posons from the blood Doan's
Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys, put new
strength In bad backs. Guthrie cures
prove IL.
Samuel Truitt, the well known stone
nnson, residing at AIS South First 81
says II took Doan's Kidney pills In
me early spring Of 1903, getting them al
- ~ Wallace's drug store. and was 80
wen pleased with the results obtained
mat freely gave FOR publication an en-
dorsement OF the remedy II Is now
over two years since ! first gave my
original statement and ] now have this
much 90 say about Doan's kidney pills.
When they cured me they cured ahso-
luie'y' have thoroughly tested tho
ehects Of long continued work an my
trade which Is very trying on the bacI,
For eight years. on ana on. previous 20
taking Doan's kidney Pills. worked
IN misery while now II IS pleasure
lt l should ever have another attack
l)oan's Kidney Pills Is the arst remedy
] would appeal 10. and ] know I would
noI have % use any other medicine lfI
ihey were used according to directions 20
For sale BY an dealers. Price 30
cents Fostar-MiIbum CO.. Bunaio.
Sew York, sole agents Tor the United
States.
Remember the -Doan's-and /
take no other
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eNening at the theatre and tho dry
Is complete
Social gaities take up so many
hours that the Observance Of the day is
Is largely gone but the spirit is there
Thanksgiving Gay crowds are Uniform
~ cheerful Families that have long
been separated make Thanksgiving tho
occasion for their fullest enjoyment, and
H matters little how the Individual
members may spend the hours before
and after the dinner. It is at the table
that the sentiment Of the day Is most
clearly shown. There are few who Gnd
NE so dreary that they cannot smile
on Thanksgiving day over the sea
they are thankful and ia every land
where there is an American. In the
gay European capitals the American
diplomats gather about them their
friends, ana there is music, dancing and
the inevitable feast
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TO TAKE UP PIERSON CASE
Death of Kenyon College
Student Will be Investi-
gated by Grand Jury.

mount Vernon, o., Nov .27.-The
NhoN county grand jury, which recon-
Vened today win dispose OF the case Of
stuart l. Pierson, tho Kenyon college
student who WAS killed by trnin In
Gambler the evening OF October 2g
Whie being Initiated into tie Delta
Kappa Epsilon fraternity n Is not re-
sarded as probable that any indictments
VIII be returned Ia case any members
OF the fraternity are indicted number
or prominent attorneys IN various parts
or the country have volunteered fheir
services for the defense
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eHa Iovdenbaeh. Charged win Mur.
der, Held Under 5000 Bond.

The following proceedings were had
today IN district court.
Ella Loudonhach. murder. noiio, .o
set aside Indictment overruled ana ~
cepted. bail 5000
G. G. Andrews. forgery: motion IN set
aside Indictment overruled ana cxccpt-
W NJ House forgery; same order
! der
Toward Hechley. iarcely same order
baward Carpenter. rapei defendants
/ Application 70 withdraw plea of not
suiiiy for purpose Of aing motion 10
set aside Indictment ovortulod
Federal Trust co. vs. w IT, Covic
notei leave to defendant TO amend ans.
wr by nterlocution lnstanter.
Frank Guthrie VS. John Metz "a oi
possession real estate first trial Jury
waived Judgment for defendant. nlain-
''u demanded second trial. Judgment
vacated and set aside ana new trial arr
neteu, cause continued FOR term
.. b beadies vs. Logan county. an
pe" from county commissioners, SET
Tor Dee. 10.
cohtesville vitrlaed Brlci, & rne CO
same order 'uNs"''n''
S J.. rfoistaf, m r,,- ,,.,,
apnc,i fr,,,, 'V'" "Nn'lne et az
motion to dismiss o,nso a. ','f'',''''''
plaintiff TO cop,,l,. ,s,t, 'e y"
teneS ana ra,,ss a,.,,,.., 'e'' "us-
Amelia cartis ~ .rha,,,t. ,,.,
al. cancellation ~ aoa,. @ .'"gny
J. I. Chase rbrosb,ne Ar,as,. e'
w X Hickman az ,t t ,.. y,
l.. M Rumstv No. ~,
Damn 81 an mc,oy ga ~
mechanics ii.,. -, s N 4
m NJ ANIME ~ r,...,.s.
al. possession of r.si usn ~
Dec. r o' lo'
II. IA Adam. ,s rf,,
al posseeslon ~ ',
DAMAGES. .,,,,o 49,. p'VP''N ana
Fourth Nstioc,1 M, o..
VS.. cbas - pui,,.s,a,. ~ D'"'9
tract. cont,n,,e, sn,. ~ 'n 'Vn-
ment 'S "s'e'
Bes Inc co,s.r,,,,,a ~
Ilcaves opnoai s,,r,, ,,,.., ~ ~ ?.
for Dec. 'o'''' Se'
George W n,,torr,oo a.. am,
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BOSTON SUIT CASE CRIME
Alleged Authors of Death of
Chorus Girl Arraigned
in Court.


Boston, Mass. Nov 27~-pr percy p
Mcleod Louis w. Crawford ana wu-
lam Howard We're arraienea TODAY be-
fore Judge stevens in the superior oritn-
mai court for trial for complicitv IN
me famous 'suit case mystery ln
which susanna A. Geary. the chorus
sir ~ the Shepherd King company.
was inc victim. The crime was COM
mltted early IN October. the viotim.s
body being dismembcred ana fbrou,n h,
the bay after death had resulted nom
criminal OPERATION. Crawford aad
Hunt, who are held as accessories. ofe
believed 90 have confessed their part ia
me alleged crime and win probably be
used 70 testify against Dr. Mcleod. Tho
.'A'pfe q the iatters defence has not
been disclosed, but Is saia 10 b. re,-
erai denial of ihe whole story connect
ing him with the case, as tole b. ctaw-
lord and Hunt
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DR.. CHARLES ruRRow wEos.


CMarshall State Journal)
Or. Charles A. Furrow, well known
TO most state Journal readers. was
united in marriage at Guthrie Novem
Der IS, 1905 to Miss Hazel Mae I.awrle
OF Redheld. S. d.. the Rev. w.
A. Humphrey % Guthrie. performing
the ceremony. The wedding was a pn-
w'te one only the brldegroom's rela-
dives being present
Mrs Furrow is quite accomplished.
and Is "a graduate OF the Redaeld col
lege. She is graduate in music ana
eloeution, and taught these branches
IN the Redfeld college. Recently she
took post graduate course in music
and elocutson at Chicago She camo 10
Nushins, Okla, last January to
visit a former college chum and spend
'he winter at which place she FIRST
met DR. Furrow, and the wedding last
saturday was the elimination OF the
acquaintance begun last winter
che bridegroom Is well ana favor
amy known ia Guthrie and Mulbau and
comes OF family OF born dentists "
re is graduate OF the Kansas Gin,
dental college, and Is rapidly becoming
proficient in his lire. Tie win ta<o Owe,
l's brother NJ B's. practice al Mulhan.
'pendins the hast part Of the month
lere' The former at Perkins.
Ihe state Journal heartily ana sin
'ereiy expresses to the happy co,,ple
's pest wishes for continued happiness
md prosperity
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lat YOUR sromAcA HAVE lrs own
WAY
% Not Try TO Drive and Force II to
Work When u ls No, Able or Vou
VIII Suffer Al the More

You cannot treat your stomach a.
gnmc men treat q baIky horse force
drive or even starve q into doing wnrh
az which q rebels The ato,narh =
q natient and faithful servant ana win
stand much abuse and nl treatment be-
] tore II 'balks but wehn 81 does Won
had better so slow with It ana not AZ
I tempt TO make It work. Some peopie
nave the mistaken i,iest that they can
make their stomachs work by sfntvinr
themselves. They might cure the storo-
acn that way. but Il would take 81 long
that the would have no uae for
stomach when they 90 through 1bc
sensible way out of the dihlcutiy IA 10
let the stomach rest II Il wants 10 ana
enploy a substitute to do it, work
sss1it's Dysrepsia Tablets viii 40 the
work Of your stomach 70 fyou ana al
gest your food Just as Your stomach
used TO whom @ was well You can
prove this by putting your food In a
eass jar with one Of the tablets and
saiiicient water and you win eco the
rood d'gested IN Just the same time as
tne aisestive fluids Of the stomach would
90 Is That viii satisfy your mind Now
90 satisfy both ye,,r mind ana boav.
take one cf stuarfs Dyspepsia Tablets
after eating eat AN and what You wnn.
and you win feel Ia mind that yonr
lood Is being digosted because YOU viii
ieel no disturbance or weight In your
stomach IN fact you WI forget an
ahoui having stomach just as you ala
when you were a healthy boy or elrl.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets ac. N a
natural way because they contain onfv
the natural clements OF the gatsrlc
juices and other digestive fluids OF the
stomach Il makes no difference what
condition the stomach Is in they 10
right ahead OF their own s.-s.s,; I'D
40 their work They know their hual-
ness and surrounding conditions do not
influence them IN the least They thus
relieve the weak stomach Of an lis bur
icns and give II its much needed rest
ana permit II 20 become strong ana
healthy
s,uart's Dyspepsia :ablets ore for
Ate by all druggists az 80 cents a box.
ihey are so Wen known and their pop
'nrity is so great that druggist
would as soon think Of being out OF
iicohoi or qulnne In nct. physicians
IRE prescribing them an over tho land
'nd a your own doctor is real honest
gith you, he win tell you frankly that
here is nothing ON earth so good for
dyspepsia as stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
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HOTEL FIRE VICTIMS.
(By Associated PressD

(By Associated PressA
East St. Louis, lll, Nov. 27-one
man was burned to death and six per.
sons We're injured ia a FIRE that do
suoyed the interior Of the South End
hotei early today The charred BODY
pf Patrick Mesmer, aged fifty. a steel
mill pnddler was found in the ruins
and another badly burned.
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Monday

Bridge Whist coterie plays with Mrs.
allen Crow
Excelsior club meets at elgb rooms
the afternoon.
Cambridge club meets with Mrs. ].
. severns.
Ladies Aid society Of the First Chris
an church meets in afternoon with
rs Frey South First street
mt, and Mrs. J. R. Cotungham enter
.in High Five club in the evening.
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HEARING ON WATER PLAN
New York City Planning a
Gigantic Scheme for In.
creasednWater Supply

New York, Nov. 27.-rhe No,y vo,,.
s'"'e water commission met here to-
u'y 70 near complaints from any per-
SONS municipal corporations. or others
anoc'ed by the plans Tor New Yorls's ad =
ui''onai water supply. The project for
l"e new water supply IN the Catskius
IS the largest OF its kind ever under
u'ken by amy municipality Il win af-
rect lands In twelve counties and will
involve an expenditure estimated at
STRICTLY WHITE HOUSE. rHe
GUTHRIE BAR.
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PERSONAL
MENTION

X -.
''''" i'sior Is up from sewstd.
""i' f'ei'n'ns Is here from Meridian
today
today "''
rexas 's'' . mere from f"lestine'
~ NJ carter Is IN Mulboll today OF
J, W Murray Of Columbia. No. is
In the city
Ed NJ. Geis. OF saiina was IN tno c,,.
over sunday. wy "
( Ms. sane n wvsp - ,.r. ,..
Tyler. Toxos.
j. H. Gnthom is here TODAY IRON,
Topeka on business.
IT. H. Ferguson went to Af,a,,u ,tt.
morning ON business
IT, g. van potten won't ~ po,,, n,is
morning ON business.
to Perkins this morning.
Ator,oy o.ar.. "a p.
Colonel G. - R,o.ror ,..o, p.
this morp,ne ~ u,,,a bus,nn. "'n' 20 ieirS
r,as. al, ~, -
t,,,n,5 f,o,, -. CO.. nave
home fouFs n, Eat,. vai,o,. wy"
h'umohu' visiting her parents.
Joe sendlebach lef, this morning ON
a business trip 10 Kansas citv
Mrs. G. Lewis NJ pe,.r, A. 4. ,hs ,,,..
the guest Of Mrs James I'evis
coio,o, 49,
urday.
Nriss Halo, c,,,,.,,.,, ,.,. ,,.,.
for ESansas ct,,. - '','s '"uii',''s .
urs g y s,s.
lsl REM ,bts ,oorai,,,' n, 'o''
aav here shonr,ne ''S gnu spe''' 'De
p W Ar,o
town nns,nas, ,.,.,, '',o"s me OUT oi
Is from, oi,lahorna ,,,,. Wy e''s' i''
md cbina co,,nan o,,,a - snS .''u''.lie me e,,sS
labona rtt,, ri a.,,,s, NP "oi' 0N-
Dr Petty has returned from two
,,o,,,.aI .o,,tat
Many district school report a small
attendance the past month because Of
many communities I
d
A late arrival al the federal prison
$ David Northup, brought in from .
aalston by Deputy United states Mar
Miss Myrtle Bosley ana Dr. Daisy
oePpiston leave Thursday morning for
Kansas city for a ten days visit with
ciotives ana friends
49,
Prof Edward AtcISin,o, ,,,o has &
evival nv conducting the musi,s left 9
n the morning train FOR Marion ina. ,
Mrs. Oscar IaIseu ,na A4rs Iohn 9
hartcl win 90 to Cntbrlo ,ho al - !
he week ana snena q co,,n,s ~ 49,, (
isitlng Mrs. r. y. Fereieon.-,rImeg.
ournai '''''' !
II. c.. Maher. editor OF the Logan
ounty News. published at e,rescept Il !,
! the city today ON busiaess. Editor 1
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Van Petten, at their West Guthrie
home left this morning for The Usage
nation.
Miss Mignonne Ashton has returned
from several days visit with Miss
Rose Christy al Weatherford. Miss
Ashton received many pretty social
courtesles while there and had most
delightful visit
The Benevolent society win tomor.
row make the annual collection of
clothing and funds for the RELIEF OF tho
poor Ia the city The committee viii
can at the Central school building for
donations from the school children.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cater gavo a
six o'clock dinner Friday evening ar
their home on East Springer avenue
The guests Included Mr. and Mrs @
NJ. Croker, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mad
den, Mrs. Church. Of Tulare. Cal. and
Miss Jessie Pardee
This was golden day. day to be
eherished so long as memory can bear
f'ae back into those garden spots OF life
where al the flowers are lmmortaies.
where the lights that lie across the path
are silver and white and purple. where
above the sheen OF many hues the haze
Of glory dwells.
Chief John Gates announced today
that the policemen are already planning |
for their annual ball TO be given New
ears Eve. in the newly decorated city
nan auditorium, The policement expeet
TO make the ball exceed those given by
me Elks and iremen. IN brinancy and (
IN eiaborateness Of decoration
The following visitors registered al the
Carnegie library today
Miss Marie Martanez. ST. Louis.
g. j. Davis Texmo Mo
r. r. Hartshorn Aline.
q. w kneemnd, Helena
w n Robertson. Oklahoma CITY.
J. w. Jehries. Edmond
Miss Belle n. Clark. saltwater.
Mrs Minnie NJ. Mitchell Aldrlch. Mo
g. 3. Potts. Clayton. J. r.
Roy p. Ramsay, Luther Okla.
Miss Lulu crossley Seward.
Miss k.sie Couch. Peoria an.
MIS- o. d. Covingson, Haian, IN.
Mrs N. G. Miners gg.ests 10 meet
pc chahng Dish club Monday after
Don We're Mrs. BROOKS. Miss Amy
fooks, Mrs Piersol Miss Melton. Mrs. S
dward Davis, Mrs. Joe Afyer Miss h
'nnson ana Miss Lillian johnson.
rettg drawn work pieces were given
y prizes and Miss Piersol ana Mrs y
2 n. Stafford won thom.-Times-J jour a
out IN the hills Of the country thar :
I'VE us Thanksgiving towns have
sen and cities have grown. The 4
ight young man comes home from
llege, While the successful merchant
eals day 10 slt once more al me
'spiifo'e board and hear again the
npie but eloqueEt words OF the aged
ther as he recounis the blessings Of
8 year. Ard the greatest OF them an III
me blessing Of reunion
Bat there are other places where the Il
takes on none OF this simplicity III
ie fashionable and well dressed gath III
ing az the Thanksgiving service has
is hume for luncheon before hurry
out 70 the gridifon 20 witness a II
,toal contest returning to md a de-
loos dinner awaiting tkem. Then al u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-27
Two Divorce Cases Filed.

In the office OF District Clerk MOI.
ris, two divorce cases were filed to.
day; Annie NJ Dunbar VS.. John G
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Thanksgiving Warning.

thanksgiving Warning.
day am comm Wen folks cit glad
Efoos high, Mistah Turkey. roos high
all de towels dat time am bad
gtoos high, Mlstah Turkey. roos high!
|wah dat 'ligious gratichood
N tuhn fat Turkeys inter food
r. spay-cially dis las yeah's brood
zoos high. Mistah Turkey. roos high!
shang-hy hide wen de preachah cum
oos high. Mistah Turkey roos hight
shank make stick 10 de baby's
I.um.-
zoos high Mistah Turkey. roos Hight
de day oh tanks am fab TOO great
mohsul laik dat shang-by skate.
alse a tuhk TO- 10 hn de plate
ZOOS high Mistah Turkey. roos hight
y night git dahk an de black man
|rowl-
pos high Mistah Turkey roos high,
wuss dan hawk er big hoot-owi-
'o1s high Mistah Turkey. roos hight
'keteh yo'r laig in a mahty grip;
day he watch while yor grady
drip
sight bring teahs to de black mans
lip
bos high Nistah. Turkey. roos high
Judge.
J.. r Leach returned SATURDAY
moon from a ten days visit with
ds at Enid
IS Ruby Brownlee was here from
Iond Saturday roofing for tine
Ial state Normal school basket ball
and Mrs Edward Knox Elder
have been the guests Tor some
4 o. Mr. and AIRS. n. A. Neal have
nea to their home at Pittsburg
'ter Brown plays tonight at the
loiser theatre, Oklahoma CITY A
Yer from here planned 20 80 down
'e afternoon train and witness the
nance.
Lillian Bolea. tie charming
! ter Of Judge and Mrs. J. J. Boles. |
fon.e over from Weaiherford TO-
w morning and spend the Thanks
vacation with home FOLKS
and Afs. J. II Kordorfer OF
iska' who have bosn the guests D
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Mrs Ed Johnson entertains Kimona
Iib in the afternoon.
i>artenspiel club meets with Mrs. c.
cotteral.
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Cousin Kate tonight. with Alberta
Galntin N title role.
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Cousin Kate" tonight with Alberta
Galmtlu IN tile role
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"cousln Kate" tonight. with Alberta
Galhtin IN title role.
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Dunbar, and Susie Potter VS.. Cor
.uelius Potter, An the parties are col
o?ed.
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WANTED--At once a good girl or
woman Apply iifis w okla. Ave.
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FOR SALE $50 credit certificate for
S25 on any ef story q clark's now
pianos Of knnssH city Phone g.
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sssd IS min, nine, ana the baby boy. two week.
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shakespeare club meets with Mrs. ].
4. Burford
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Saturday.

i Domestic Science club meets in the
Irary club rooms.
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Miss Mignonne Ashton has returned
from a several days visit with Miss
Rose Christy az Weatherford. Miss
Ashton received many pretty social
courtesies while there and had "a most
delightful visit.
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A Thanksgiving Proclamation

A WIlEfIEAS: In conformity with his privilege it has
S Ills EXCeency theodore Roosevelt President of the
eo states to set Thursday November 2o s dav for
National Thanksgiving go - " "' io'
- wIIEAo ne essence of real Thanksgiving ABIDING in
the heart of him who participates in Thanscvr Eeast ~
eses depends largely the condition wearing apparel
therefore, BE 1t Resolved; That male member of the
household old young requested to repair AT once m ; Bic
Oohng store and repnis his wardrobe fo sc
pleasures of 'o" ~ O"!Oy lu'ly the
OUR NATIONAL THANKSGIVING
10 this resolution our hand and seal
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Wbaf IL Going On In IocietY.
NeIIe Catharine Bunyan.

for a few days Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. c.
Van Petten, at their West Guthrie
home left this morning for The Usage
nation.
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The Benevolent society viii tomor.
row make the annual collection of
clothing and funds for the RELIEF Of the
poor Ia the city. The committee viii
call at the Central school building for
donations from the school children.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Cater gavo a
SIX O'Clock dinner Friday evening at
ther home on East Springer avenue
The guests Included Mr. and Mrs. C
NJ Croker Mr. and Mrs Fred Mad
den Mrs. Church. of rulare, Cal. and
Miss Jessie Pardee.
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ana Ma J. II K0rdorfer OF
Pssa' who heye eesn the guests
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p l. Mclaughlin and m Afateer. Of
lhe McLaughln g. Natter Cement com-
pany' are mere from Kankalyce. In. the
Rue@n Of R o. Pennewln The gentle
men are looking for location in ihe
territory % establish cement face
tory ana win in an probability locate
here aE they are most favoubiy ln-
pressed with NE prosperous outlook of
Guthrie
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Col James ?. Randlotf. retired agent
of thc Klowa and Comanche Indians
left Auadarko for San Diego. Caufor-
MIA. where he viii visit for week ana
then proceed 20 Salem Oregon wheir
be- has been employed 20 auperniond
ne construction of public bundsag 20
cost fl2oo 900. Here be win remain dur-
ing the construction of this laIidlng
and afterwards locate permanently AZ
his home az San Diego.
Rev Ira A Holhrook WAS in the clty
this morning between trains. enroute
home from indeperdence Kansas. where
BE- accompanied the remains ~ his do
ceased wife. which were Inferred there
Rev Hoibrook - srosiratea with srief
and may resign bis position as cham
ceiior u the Capital university ana re-
turn 10 lows, lis native sfais re d
left with two small children, william.
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This was a golden day. a day to be
cherished SO long as memory can bear
sac back into those garden spots OF life
where al the flowers are lmmortaIes
where the lights that lie across the path
are silver and white and purple. where
above the sheen OF many hues the haze
of glory dwells
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-27

Chief John Gates announced today
that the policemen are already planning
Tor their annual ball, TO be given New
ears Eve. in the newly decorated city
nan auditorium, The policement expect
to make the ball exceed those given by
me Elks and firemen. IN brnancy and
In elaborateness Of decoration.
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y Lillian Boles. tl.e charming
Iier Of Judge and Mrs. J. j. Boles.
fonse over from Weaiherford TO-
NJ morning and spend the Thanks-
vacation with home folks.
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|ter Brown plays tonight at the
loiser theatre. Oklahoma CITY. a
Ter from here planned 20 50 down
e afternoon train and witness the
nance.
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and Mrs. Edward Knox Elder
have been the guests Tor some
of Mr. and AIRS. n. A. Neal have
ped to their home az Pittsburg.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-27

Judge steon, Of Enid, 81 here lie
Is counsel Tor Ed IIeokley. charged with
horse stealing a motion 90 quash the
Indictment against tlecFiey on the
ground of negaiity Of the panel wis
overruled Heclley win Dc taken 10
Enid and VIII probably be released ON
bond