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Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-07
BANK AT FORT WORTH
CLOSES ITS DOORS

BY Associated Press.
FORT WORTH. Tex, Sept. 6.-The
Bank of Commerce. doing small busi-
ness, voluntarily closed its doors today
pending the action of creditors. The
bank claims a paid capital of 100000.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-07

one to irrigate or pump or otherwise
use the water, and there never will be,
as the city will hold all rights to both
water and land. This will do away
with settlers in the valley and the
likelihood Of the water becoming con-
taminated.
Every One Should Vote
Every man who is proud of Los An
geles and wants to see the city prosper
should get out tomorrow and vote for
the bonds" declared Councilman Smith
yesterday. "Those who are against the
proposition will all be at the polls early
and will work to defeat the bonds. so
those. in favor of them should be on
hand too.
Il have talked with a great many
people since the proposition first came
up and every business man to whom
I have talked is heartily in favor of
the scheme. I saw a man today who
told me that for week past he had
been taking the side against the bonds
just to see what people would say
to him. and he declared that while he
maintained that attitude he never
found a man to agree with him; they
all want the water. think the bonds
will carry by tremendous majority
but just the same every good citizen
should get out and go to the polls
and vote. We must have that water"
Superlntendent's Statement
II have been at work on this prop
osition since it was started" said
land L believe 1t to be the best thing
that has happened to Los Angeles. 1
shall vote for the bonds because 1
believe it is to the best interests of
Los Angeles to secure this water.
water is absolutely necessary. If
we should run short of water half the
people in town would leave during the
coming year. Water is vital You
never saw a city grow unless it had
plenty of water. Just as soon as the
water supply runs short, then the city
stops growing"
Its the best ever" declares Mayor
McAleer. Los Angeles must have
water and there Is plenty of it in the
Owens river going to waste. And the
water is good, too, as good water as
1 ever drank, and the chemical a1aly-
sis shows it to be unusually pure. I
have been over every inch of the
ground, and the whole scheme is sim
ply great"
Elsewhere in today's Herald will be
found the list of polling places and
instructions for the benefit of the
voters.
Say Bonds Should Carry
Charles Loomis, proprietor of the
Angelus hotel, says: 1.-THE vote in favor
of bond issue will be in the proportion
Of eight to one. This Is great project
and every citizen who has a right to
vote should make 1t his duty to express
his opinion either one way or the other
at the polls tomorrow. 1 am heartily
in favor OF the Owens river proposition
provided what have read in the papers
is true"
R. H. Ingram, general manager Of
the Southern Pacific: 'If the Owens
river proposition is feasible from an
engineering point of view the bond is
sue should be passed by all means"
E. w. Gilett, general freight and
passenger agent of the Salt Lake road:
4
issue should go through with a rush"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-07
PRESS cRITIcIsEs TREATY

Leader of Progressive Party Sees
Trouble With Russia Ahead
By Associated Press
TOXIC. Sept. 1 delayed in trans
mission).-The Kokumin is the only
metropolitan paper that defends the
terms of the peace settlement. The
paper declares that the purpose of the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-07
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

Southern California;: Cloudy on
Thursday; fresh west winds.
Maximum temperature in Los An
geIes yesterday, rs degrees; mimi
mum, SO degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-07
MuIhoIIand,s Estimates

Superintendent Mulholland has care
fully gone over every foot of the 24O
miles of the proposed route and has,
after a great deal of work, estimated
that 1t will cost about $22,000,00 to
build the conduit, tunnels and all The
representatives of contracting firms
who do such work have looked over
these estimates and declare that the
work can be done within this expendi-
ture.
Water Commissioner Elliott says: II
have known Mr.. Mulholland as the
superintendent of the old water COM
pany when I was for fourteen years a
director of that company, and l have
known him as the superintendent of
the Los Angeles water department. 1
have watched him do millions of dol
lars worth of work in that time and 1
have yet to see the time when the cost
of the work has exceeded his estimate"
Owing to the recent trouble in the
San Fernando valley over water rights
with the ranchers many citizens have
conceived the idea that the same trouble
will arise in the Owens valley. In dis
cussing this phase of the question a
commissioned said:
Nothing of this character can arise
In the owens valley. We intend to buy
out the whole valley. You can do a
man no wrong by buying him out at a
fair price Everybody we have so far
approached has been glad to sell and
we receive new applications every day.
San Fernando Case
I'm the San Fernando valley the case
was different. The people were there
ard they owned the land. They started
to irrigate land which had not been ir-
rigated before and a dry year came
along and they were forced to pump
This pumping is what did the damage.
I'm the owens valley there are very
few people and it hardly pays to irri-
gate with plenty of water at hand. If
we buy everybody out there will be no
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-07
BUSINESS INTERESTS FAVOR WATER PLAN
All Who Have Welfare of City at Heart Are Urged to Sup
port Owens Valley Proposition at Pols-J NJ.
Elliott Makes Final Plea

The voters of the city of Los Angeles
will decide at the polls today the ques-
ton of bringing the water of the
Owens river into the San Fernando
valley and thus to Los Angeles.
The water commissioners have been
at work for several years in an effort
to find a water supply sufficient for
the needs of the city. United States
Engineer Lippincott has declared that
that there is no supply available other
than the Owens river The water COM
missioners have been able to find no
other.
The experts who have examined the
proposition assert the scheme is per-
fectly feasible from all standpoints.
Fred Eaton has covered the valley for
46 miles of its length with blanket
of options, which when paid up, give
the city not only the water but the
land.
Route Mapped Out
The most expert typographical engi-
neer in the employ of the United
States government has mapped out
a course for the conduit which he says
will be an easy one to build. Accord
ing to the government engineers the
water can not only be brought direct
from the Owens river into Los An
geIes by gravity, but about 10000 horse
power developed in electricity by the
water in the conduit. Aside from this
there will be installed small plants in
the creeks which run into the Owens
river, and thus sufficient power to
build the conduit will be generated.
The realization of this plan of the
water commissioners means the pur-
chase of an entire valley, without
wronging the persons living In the val
ley, however; it means the building OF
&. conduit 240 miles long over deserts
and valleys and through mountains,
and the turning OF a rushing mountain
river into this conduit and the carry
ing of the water by gravity for the
entire 240 miles, and over the power
wheels into Los Angeles. 1t means,
further, that from the San Fernando
end of this great pipe line, and it
probably will be the largest in the
world, 260, 100000 gallons of water will
come pouring out for the use of greater
Los Angeles and the surrounding
country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02
MARKET LETTER.

Special 70 Daily Leader.
Receipts OF cattle have been fair this
week, although very light today. and
consisted mostly OF range cows, although
some right good corn fed cattle were
here which brought $3.50. Quarantines
were very scarce. not enough being Of
feied 10 make any quotations.
Prices on best corn fed cattle are 25c
higher Grass steers show about steady
but cows are about l0c lower Calves
are 25c higher compared 10 week ago.
stcckers and feeders ars IN strong de-
mand and the best are selling 10 batter
advantage than last week Common ligh,
stun, however. are in very poo- demand
and it is bard to sen them for what they
arr worth
The demand from the packers has been
very good every day. everything being
sold as quisk as ready TO show. The
same briskness applies TO good feeders
ane stockers. but as above stated. COM
mon stoclSets are drag on the market.
The demand FOR stock hsifers has been
vefy good. especially on thos, showing
quality choice ones selling up as high
as 2ikc for :ui loads We look for a good
dcnrnd for an c.asscs OF c1ttlA and the
runs are not as heavy as nrticiratcd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02
SCHOOL LAND JUMPERS
Would Have No Prior Right
Should Lands he
Withdrawn.

~ tho department of the interior
should decide 10 withdraw from reserya-
tion the school lands in Pawnec county
whore oil and minerals are known 10
exist. stni the prospectors who several
days ago jumped the school lands In the
vicinity Of Cleveland would simply stand
In the light Of soonors and their work
thus far Would avail thom nothing"
This was the statement made by Gov
Ferguson relative 10 the active times
experienced this week IN the Clevsl,y'l
neighborhood. Finocn oil psosp ectots
jumped the lands leased from the terri
tory and staked on mineral claims tho
on in vain ala the school land les,ves
protest Tho school lnnds are very vuiu-
able because Of the OH and gas known
10 exist underneath them. and the tor-
dtory has beer offered fabulous sums
for the right 20 bore on these lands Sec
fetary Hitchcock, however has always
forbidden the territory 10 lease the oil or
mineral rights on school lands
Governor Ferguson was advised today
from Cleveland that after the prospect
ors had jumped tine hnd and staked on
their claims thoy bad then withdrawn,
believing that % ease the lands should
be- Withdrawn from reservation their
claims wouii come nHt The governor
holds 20 thr contrary nowcyer saying
that as soon as the lands ore Withdrawn
they revert to The government aud be-
come public lauds rntn they were for
maly opened no person has right to
enter thereon and those VINO would do
so would simply be- considered soon
ers .
Tho shcool hand leesees are greatly
exercised over tho cvedts of the past
week Thcy believe tNel should have
/ mo first opportunity 10 stake Of min
erai claims in case the lands are with
drawn from reservation, DO that they have
/ The lands under agricultural lcaso and
/ lart n possl ssiOn as iessocs They We
peiirionue tho governor fpr Information
on the subject 30 order that They may
gof u on tlc ground i0or ~ is the
loplnion Of Governor Ferguson however.
that n ease ibe lands are wlihdrawn
! from reservation. that such action viii
[ not De- taken until congress acts finally
on the statehood BIN Then the terri-
tors. or new state viii be allowed 90 see
iec' other sands Boz neu of those with
drawn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

-ifs Carrie nation WIS fuEagri Boz t
yoiubie conversation at he Union tia-
iion this morning win "a young travelling
man frnui Oslahona cay whom she pb-
served .mukipg cigarette fhe alln-
'a.i lded the knight ~ the grip FROM fhe
"ras rneaing ciiy fo throw aNa hia
.oHin nai which he imredineiY d.d.
500 ranirnl vth lis Moline Sa.ion
fusn deNred 80 pln one 81 htr fuoue
fat7heis on the lafs ~ bis Qua bai tho
man aDtofe4 81 81. sraiD' hiln hy
ihs coat aud anete uEht h4ss been 3
lively dlsscrbance cironiel~i iE police
coiif annalf hi9 aet csusfr tr-in af
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

Whom indigestion becomes chronic it IS
dangerous Koiol Dyspepsia cu.c viii
cure indigestion and al tronbics result
ing therefrom, thus preventing caturh
of tho storiach. Dr. N'-wbrough. of
League ". Va. says. ''ro those sur
fering from IN digestion or sour stomach
would say there Is n1 better reuNdG
than Kodol Dyspepsia cure have
prescribed it for % number Of patients
with good success lSodoi Dyspepsia
Cure digests what YOU eat aAd makes
the stomach sweet sold by c. r. Rcnfro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

Jan kubDNk who 'neeoIic s9ccees on
biz Met visu to America four years ago
wa. ai tbat time ihe w9ader of the mo
sic world eomes 10 thr~ shores again
mi. s'uson with his magic violin HuEs
Gohiz toe london impressaril has az
ru rod a four OF ZOO concerts for tho
gnah Bohemiu0 inlst b,ginnirg at 9ar-
nssic ualL Nev York pl ns-'niger D.
knbellk thls time yiI 1nY ir r.t1s
citirs Wtere ne h.s not yet appeared
Hosides making no., Fast aud he middif q
Ws.t as hefpi, he VIII no % tJe Paeihs
eoast through tno souu.em sfttcs. ind
'O tht citr 1f MelirV. An rsports from
Europi agree hai kub~hk yho wh~u
metre before. Nas tsDsidHrt- p tn4 phr-
nomcnon hn ripcHed Iuio mature ara
ist of great enotiolil Dovr res well ms Yf
proiginus tschnicn stln iic o. now ilrt
an one the mssfrrr 81 fis bow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02
NEED ron LsolsLArlon.
Government Fails -Four Times TO sell
choctaw Coal .ands

Ardmore. 3. T.. sept sm the opil-
ion OF Thomas W Hunter fol7ier candi-
date Tor Governor Of the ,hocttw nation.
additional legislation Is ueedrd m tho
lhat nation For tho fourth lime ~
says the der utnenf has ifrh unlile tp
atli the tlnds through scaled Lids TN
dcr the present aw 9nlr q'H-a,r,- ustcfh
ca1 De- purchased This iimit ition has
deferred hie companies ftom btlling
ie avors lnw that viii provide fpF
me stle Of me coh arc, without iIndul-
tion. The interior d'paitmmi has fN~d
q minimum pric" for the com lands fhe
bids did not begia 20 armoacl ihe iuts
value Of ihc bands
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02
sJs,n ass WAS LlaH-.
But one Charter issued To-Day al Terri
torSl seeretsry's Office.

Onls one charter was issued today az
the sccreturS's office. 20 the Beaver CITY
Cir ana Milling company with a capital
stock OF $4,000. and the following direc.
toys r. D. Meese president Elbert
Cnn. secretary; }. W. webb, treasurer,
Frank Langhrin. .. Y O'Gnwo ana =
G Tarcy. an Of Beaver CITY
The following noturia commission
were .ssucd
$ l.. Bradley cgddo conntc
b. Sharp CON anoho couuty
@ Scott Roger Mills county
George y Thompson kay county
j.. J Stark Logan county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

The PHI that Will Bergs Little Liv-
Or and Stomach Pills cures Constipation,
Sour stomach and Liver Complaint Try
them. 100 pills 20 cents. J. n. Wallace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

not give Them HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Teag Nothing equals q ~ braclug iife
giving remedy. a5 cents. Tea " Tablets.
Ask your druggisr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

scrofula, salt rheurn erv-irclas ard
other distressing erurti'o Diseases weld
quickly and permanently TO the cleans
ing purifHpg power Of Burdcck Blood
Bitters.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

rived and oifocr vampncr gently remind
ed her that she had better be climbing
on board II she expected to get olt of
the city today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

How are your idneys3 Il Is dauger5ls
10 delay when the kidneys are sick, One
box of Kidney Elites wnl recommend the
neat 20 cents. D ~ Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02
Q 0 Q O o 0 . c Q Q Q o o o
ToOAV's MARKETS. q
o o Q o Q 0 Q o o c o c Q @ o
ial 10 Daily Leader.
KANSAS CITY CASH.
MFEEAT

hard s5kqSlc; 30 hard 5fG
No a hard 7e@7ie no. red soc;
g red 7sn7sisc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02
SOCIETY

anu '''' '''e
v,, 80 ..,, .,.
- -, !, ,.n..,,
yon have the summer follow
( ,I, r,oo, and several cloud,
win crispy waves a-dashine.
Thcy start the summer niashlng
rh, summer maiden late thtt oight
Writes 20 her school chum ressic
''I've been cngascd four times tris month.
That's two ahead ot fessic.
Judlc
Miss Petfic Lucille Dunhan was hero
flom Olslahona city Yesterday
Miss Mi9uouue Ashton win e,turn 10
day from "a We ks visit Gi.h nor brother
IN Dewey county
Miss ronie Tbo,uss want "a lsi4ho-ot
dav visiting friends
Airs n priris,er or Gpthrie has
b.o, tbo ,,,es, M Mrs a. ri,t.p,.,e,
this woc,e perry l,,t,,orie. .rin.s
,r,s q ron,. -.t,,,,,a ,o,,,, ~ ,.r
bo,po ~ ..,tt., n oonr,, ~ ,ye.ts.
Mi, ,.f,h ,,~...ts Nrr ma Nfr-
p,t.rso, .,.,,r,so,, ..,.,,,,,
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,u,,sd m b.r bo.,e INK. ,orni,s
. -'i'.' ''''N ~" NJ 1 , '' ,,u'o ,.,, 80, ,r
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. Miss Florence CalIjsop cafoe down ron
, Nowkirk this morning and win yncna IA.
winter in this city attending tho Ioear
Corntv High school she ia th. niece ol
Mrs y 7. walton ana Atrs pcscl r.ns,l,
and win be- AT home with Mr. walton
while here
io"'o'' ." io'"'he AZ '.Nen o''o'N
- ~ wv ie''s, o. DNi'.i'''','' '''s
VI" iie"en AT 'ne On'''u Oy'''l'''
on"teu' i't'. N'Nr',liS VIII occupy "'
s".',i - '''s'' ~ D,s'N s''s ~" 81,
p winter az 'ne h'pNoith unworthy i'
ranue ane Rexihilitv.
Ar Fityh,,,.h .r,l,,,d &, ,h, ct,,. .nht
!, uor,in,, iron, Coior,5o snrings ~ s,,.,,
Tow davs ,i,i,,ns No. s,0 NJ = a
rmie Afr Eio,h,,..t A. .,ro,,,. - h,
name a., wooo a,.s af,., s,,s,.ai,,r M
5 summer vacation in ,ho ,y.ster, s,ot.s
NJ = u sarhsr ,..,,, ~ piu,,.. t,t
,,,o,,t,- -, s,,.,,, ,,, =, ,t,r.,. 49,. ~
i,t,s h.r s,s,.r
e
r. me hAftenspiei clNb' the popular or
+. sanizaiion that does not suspend meet
'ngs Just because the weather gets ht
o'
Is - ','''u "o" Va
70 ''''' iN'''" P''@'' h''' ,'''''e "o'i'y wv
'"D ii,A' '''iu ''''" was hN'
10 ~ 'sas piiN, eoUNe'" V''D Sl''on'
,"s ''sr'e' ,''en'p,iS ',''' "'r
- s"v9's M's. " - Noyle' Mfs' q
qui.,i SON. A'Is Fteo hun' mfs,
% =. p''''''," ''i'o N'7' 70 NA'lN' M'
~ -" .''S 'FN '"''i'"in" "o einp mex
"a
Miss Fulia i.arclieftr. the ,Liught.r "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02
THE THEATRE

The Offering AZ the brooks Monday
nighg virtually opens shnt popular bguss
10 the anuaomtnt world fot the senpop
Tho bin " the Irma Opera company in
Miss America" The company ~ .
strong one. being highly spoken Of BY the
press Tickets are on SHE at wallAea's
drug store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

OATS

white Soc. No 8 white l9hc
mixed l9iae. 80 mixed 49Hc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

TO TRADE- Big indian ~ mel bh.lan
robe sood relic. fcr hDmmeii.ss doU.
bic. barrcled. nitro powdrp shoisun. ~
F.," care Leader.
tOUND-A pocketbcok OwDef Gao,
have same by canlrF 4 poins stat'o"
AND identlfyinE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02
Groves


The makers with safety and do positively authorize all
dealers refund hc marc, Grove 1asteess Chill Tonic
fails yare any rass Malaria ChilS or Fever Deal
knox that tl, sea leaie. livcdup-to guarantee.
Drives Out Malaria sfd RuiIds Up the System
Sold by all ee.isss i4l E Aesss. ig.ec 50 cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

Miss Henrietta cronman will nsgs 90
exceptionally tlmfci company this sea-
son IN her new modern comedy. Mtry
Mary Quite Contrary Tie orxapixa
zion will include such well known play
@rs ns Boyd Pptnam. Addison Pitt Ia.
vernon Louige GALLOWAY Miriam No~-
bitt John Mo,bic Wrlte Thomas
Mis- Crofsntn spneafed lisi reat Ia hef
Ola Gsorite Mistress Ncn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

rhc members OF the Cast Guthrie w
c. r IT, held q successful meeting vcs
terday afternoon az tn home of Mrs
Furrow The election of officers Tor the
ensuing year resulted as foaows Mrs
Furrow. president. Mrs New vice
president Mrs n N Garter. Dsrond
Ing socrcAry Mrs q Miller recording
secretary Mrs. T. N Amtchett treasurer
rho delegates elected 10 attend the tcr-
ritoral convention nt shawnee scnfcm-
bcr i3-lt-i5. We're. Mosdomcs Fprrow
.P NJ y. Ray Rankin and andersen
Seven new members were added TO the
roIl yesterday Nns F1rrow has alrady
served two years as president and Was
reelected vest ardsy for another year
unanimously BY her gracious manners
ana efficient management she has cn-
dcarcd herself to the members 90 tho un-
ion and no doubt the organization win
be even more successful in the work
rlaunod for the coming year than II
mas hccn In the prccdiur two years that
Mrs Furrow has served at president
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

lalll,u Russell hss lnadiy .uerumbed io
thn tempuuE oncfs of The vaudeville
maungcrs Who nave been besiegng hof
for several years ana has Signed con
tract 90 80 1n the vaudeville stage rns
SALARY 10 be- paid nor has not been an.
aonoed. bot IT D. said 10 p. the hrgesi
ever p.td for single turn in ,ns oauH-
tp
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--~~---~-~~----~~.-.
Events and
Personal Notes.

al their home iie Norih nresoi boulc-
vard, for Mrs. Theo G. Jnstus and Miss
Adele kornick oi ST. Louis. who are
visiting here High FIVE wis played
during The evening Mrs Askew won ths
lady's FIRST prizc Mrs Lindemann ths
lone hand prize. ard Mrs Poison the
consolation. NJ J.. Loser. won the gen
ilenan's first prize Jack Williams the
lone hand. and J. r Allen ths consoin-
uon. a lunch was served at ten O'Clock
Tho guests woro' Misses Annie Jus,us
Della KonricR, Bertha and Roec lsindo.
MANN MI and Mrs. George Iopn MT
ind Mrs Clyde Upmonn. Mr. and Mrs
N. u. Lessee, Mr. and Mrs John Lindc-
mann Mr. and Mrs W r. Poison. Mr.
and AIRS Ed Davis; Mcsdamos Louis.
Askew, WILSON, Miss Fila Davis MI
Jake Davis. Frank whrmirc Miss Tnii,
Wcstcrick, OF ST. Louis. and n g. Gard
ner J. -. Allen y. Craze ard Msse.
laura and Jennie Evcrson. OF cashicn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

ar. and Ars Al haehfoid gave ao
etloyahie eafo par,y yhlad.5 0sering
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

pEy hides .........-........-... 20
Glue hides ..--......-........ .eSn
Wool, sOcd quality .............. &c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

The KaItcnspiei club the popular or
ganization that does not suspend meet
ings just because the weather gets q lit
tie warm, spent delightful afternoon
Wednesday. az the residence OK Mrs. c.
r, Cotteral Mrs. W ID Herod won the
lone hand prize Mrs Charles seeloy tho
club prize and Mrs CoueUl was given
the hostess prize, souvenir clpb spoons
Besides the regular members there were
as guests Mrs. W ~ Coyle, Mrs. A. o.
Farquharson, AIRS Fred Hunt Mrs T.
o. M.lillcn and Mrs. p g. Clark. Mrs
Chs rles seelfy enforfains tho club next
week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

Ms C. $ Fowler aud son AIauud
went 40 i1l Reno Yesterday afternoon To
spend fow days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

Writes 20 her school chum ressic
"ive been engscd four timcs trs month
Tnats two ahead uf reaic.
Judge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

{. }. rurpla I. . lne ~ lron enIa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

Miss Nctiie Wrmghcr went TO Nor
rick ON the afternoon train and viii spend
Sunday with home folks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

Miss Andrews loft yesterday for hen
home in Wichita after visiting friends ir
the city for tho past week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-02

e. } Wilbur md wife lcft thi~ morning
Tor nenvU TO attend tine g. A. n nD
tinnal reunion