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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-04-20
2tot fra @etien+

,Eorsoa9 ben 3Ots Wtars torlob je9
Yelican &apibs paa Wei til piuemoob,
New Ont. Da ieg bapbe iitret mig en-
Wanb til at pasie Rreaturerne paa
Geien, tos leg Yasiagertoset fra Tersus
Sails torat 9aa>i Torueien til st. 8in>
cent, 5Minn., buor ies maatte &c ny
Stock Rontratt o9 tiui9e faa min Sern'
baneDosu isiennem Eoloueienet euten /
@merlon eQer Winnipes, Wianitoba,
tibsnot til at tunne mebe min Tamilie /
@innipes 2prbassmorsen forat pere
min 9uitru bebielpelis meo Bsrnene
&eifen af 1eten. Mlin Billet sialot
@merion Sunction, Minn., ba SO. 7
paa @reat Mortbern 9aar ret ouer til
@merion paa &anabaiiben. Da Ere.
net tom til @merion Suuction :,etop peb
Das5rub. faa par ber iutet at fe uben
@ne os @anbpptter meb tpnb Ss paa,
oa reg uouebe lite at lftse af / Wsrtet,
ba Der ct intet @teb at ta9e inb paa, oe
bet er bele to Mil til ct. Bincent.
Ses tos berfor meb Cat imob &onbuts
torens uenli9e Tilbub ON at pere meb til
@merion % tiere meb Trenfoltene paa
2otomotiuet tiIba9e til ct. Vincent.
Jeg uar n1e9et slab, ba leg ffeg af |
ct. Wiacent lite bare for ben trie 9ie.
Iretur, men osiaa forat ies Flap at besipe
mig tiltobs paa benne paabe Slette.
6er par Der netop falbt Sne, os 1es
| frysteoe ferit forat uere toumeu Morb>
pollen ganife ner. ,Do9 ba Solen tom
trem. os fes betentte, at bette n1aatte
uere 2suen af Mars". iaa bleu ies
mere beroliset.
Romn,en til @tnntpeg meber man
etilass Snpltebpr, tom ioreqiuer at
pere Tolbembebsmenb. Disie er be
fprife, iom inbfinber fig, % be narrer
Penee at Snbpanbrerne, fom / E:o{fpl<
biabeb t,aener, ,at~be er be rette Menb.
Se9 Flap fra benz uben at betale. Dog
siorbe be faameset, at min Sernbane>
uosn bleu foriintet, iaa ben lite blep
meb fprfte Tren men matte pente til
neite Dag. Disie Tolt sisr belit Tor~
refining uoen at saa til lit &ontor, ION,
be bat noset). @n Manb @inntpee
fortalte, at ban fprite Gang betalte benz
$75. men nete Sang, ban tom i9ien,
par ban forberebt, os ban log benz Zig,
at be enbos u1aatte tilbaaebetale, buab
ban ferite Gang la ub.
Set uerteli9e par, at bisie Snylte>
bpr ipntes enbos at ffaa paa COB Sob
meo be af @esierinsen inbiatte Eoloeu,z
beosmenb.
Tamilien % ies tom til Pineuooh
2erbassaften os bleu penli9t mobtaset
al 6. g. Spsnicn. tiblisere fra Yeli.
can &apibs, Winn. MQe Suenions er
raife, ueo sobt Utob os tribes sobt.
Seq bapbe libt Beiuer meb at Hptte
Eeiet, oa Jien paa @luen bespnote at
bli uittter. 81 lesiebe bet paa en- Bob,
lebe. os fire Mano oros SesIet op efter
Gluen, for ttte at rei}tere at ia 9eftene
paa Sieu. Alt git bra, % pi bar nu
tou,met % lipt til Ro port npe 9iem
Sien paa &ainp Jtiuer er nu bruttet op.
Uanbet bar feaet fere Sob og bar an>
rettet libt Stabe, beg lite, nneset at
tale ON. .~ >s@s
Dette bltr forlanst, osles u1aa lutte.
Gn biertelia 6ilien til pore nance
Slestninse og Benner ueb Omesnen al
Reliean @apibs % U:rsus Sails. Sat
tor 81 beuift Genlisbeo. Maa Sub
lsnne % pelFsne cher aue os siue ss
laqe. Naabe til at bpbe os ieIp os lepe
til 2@re for por 6erre % Grelier, iom
iaa bsit bar elitet os os faa bprt isjen,
Loft %. BenIi9f, +.
M. 5. 6olman,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-04-20

Sanst Tor Senbas stolen l0e bos2
lgebl lobet Sc 6 ,,o8iDn. af Rrifiian,o3
|Ssnbaasf fsolefo foreaine, o oer pr trptt
| &c, 600 af Dem I 1907 .8S
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-09-19

be borne in mind. is not always the
case, they follow various callings with
a certain degree of success.
Increase in Commerce.
The increase of trade with the Kon-
go Free State during the past II
years has been remarkable, exports
jumping from $3SO.S5O in 1887 to &c.,
100000 in 1904. The imports rose from
about 100000 in 1892 to $4,6O0,000 in
1904. OF this latter sum $3,500,0 900 was
exported direct from Antwerp while
goods to the value of only 81, 400 were
exported from the United States d.
rect. OF the total exports from the
Kongo during 1904 100000 was ship
ped direct to Antwerp and 1910 direct
to the United States. The fact that
the great bulk of the trade with the
Congo Free State is concentrate at
Antwerp is due to that port being the
universal market for al kongO pro-
ducts, hence Americans DESTROYS OF
extending their trade with the kongO
Free State must under the circum-
stances, do so through the business
houses of Antwerp.
America manufactures many prod
ucts specially adapted for use in the
Kongo country, viz. cheap jewelry,
watches and clocks, paints and var
nishes. preserved and canned goods,
cotton clothing and wool blankets,
portable engines. machine tools and
hardware. camping outfits and camp
utensils. American soaps and portable
galvanized buildings.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-09-19
Armistice Now in Effect.

Gnnshu Pass. Sept. 18.-As result
of the armistice. which is effective to-
day. the outposts of the main posi-
lions on both sides will move back
two-thirds of a mile and hereafter will
display white flags.
A report of the Red Cross admins
tration shows that altogether 10000
beds and 90 trains were supplied. and
$11 100000 were expended during the
year. Minor Red Cross organizations
are already leaving for home. and
with the consummation Of the peace
the entire society will be relieved
the empress hospitals leaving last.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-09-19
DRESSING THE PART.
Many Women Now Want to Look
Like Automobile Riders,

AT the risk of offending some OF
my customers" remarked one of the
department managers of a tremendous
department store, as he deftly swung
bunch of steam plows into a corner
to make room for a case of watered
silks, regardless of the trade instinct
which I've been cultivating, I'll le,
YOU in on a secret. We can hardly
keep up with what we call the de
mand for automobile dressing for WON
en-. Whether such dressing is becom
ing or not is no longer regarded as
important; it is the thing, and thai
is all there is to it.
And it is the thing because Cog
giles pushed on top of hat, three OF
four wells and spacious dust-colore(
coat stamp their possessor as a lady
of high degree. Wherever she ap
pears, on the piazzas of seaside hotels
at luncheon or in the shopping district
it is taken for granted that she arriv
ed and will depart in large, varnish
ed touring car with brass trimmings
and she makes the women who are
not thus arrayed look as if they were
travelling on trolley transfers.
every other woman is buying google!
and wells and King Arthur gloves ant
roomy saffron wraps. We're sellin.
them to shoppers who have never beef
closer to an automobile than the too
of the honk horn took them. It's thu
yachting craze over again in anOthe
form. You remember there were day
| when most of the Willies on tn
streets had just stepped ashore from
their yachts. They had everything
except the yachts with them. The
wore white duck trousers, caps wit
glazed visitors and yellow eagles,
blank expression, and, perhaps som
of them were lucky enough to be tot
ing unpunched meal tickets in til
pockets of their blue coats. Thei
pallor was due to too much poker i
the cabin.
well. the real yachtsmen took
kicking off their sea toys in port, an
the imitation had to go out of bus
ness. l fancy the real autOmobil
owners will play the same game sool
er or later. They'll leave the mark
Of the beast, their touring parapha
MALTA. under the seats of their m;
chimes, or in the garages when the
reach their destinations. Then tn
goggles won't go goggling off tn
counters faster than we can put thel
on: but just now we have to ste
lively to fill orders ''-Providence Jou
nal.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-09-19
Panama Canal VS.. irrigation bitches.

Panama Canal VS.. irrigation bitches.
The Panama canal is conceded to
be the giant undertaking of the age,
project upon which the French have
failed, the United States will now
take hold and build. We will con-
struct the Panama canal beyond a
peradventure of a doubt and it will
become the greatest and most impor-
tant waterway in the world. with I'M
told possibilities to commerce and the
strategy of possible warfare. What
will it cost and when will it be COM
pleted? Engineers predict in II or
Is years and estimate an expenditure
of 200 million dollars. Yet it will be
observed that the wording of these
estimates is provisional and qualified
both as to the amount of treasure
necessary for the work and as to the
time of completion.
But while this great American work
is going on, or rather its preliminary
surveys and excavations, Uncle Sam
is doing another engineering work
which promises even greater results
than the Panama canal. The truth
of this becomes manifest to the most
| unthinking upon little reflection
The government has now under con.
| sideratiOn-One is already completed
seven great irrigation projects in
the west involving the reclamation OF
some million and quarter acres OF
desert land, at a cost of about 80 mil
| lion dollars. A half dozen more are
in the course of survey and common
cement of work.
| The fund for this work is constant
/ " growing from the receipts of all
/ the sales of public lands; moreover
i as every dollar expended by the gov
eminent must be returned to the fund
+ by the settlers taking the land, the
fund becomes revolving one and is
capable of use over and over again
for building new works.
II is officially estimated that there
are over 20 million acres of irrigable
land in the west and it is admitted
that an intensively cultivated irri
gated agricultural community will
supply population of one person tt
the acre, which would people the
western half of the United State:
with nearly the present population O
the entire country.
The cost of this great work woul,
amount to two billion dOllars-a worl
the vastest ever entered into by an.
country in any time. yet costing thu
government not one dollar. for ever.
dam and every canal constructed il
paid for by eager settlers who flOcl
upon the rich. irrigated desert lands
GUY ELLIOT MITCHELL.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-09-19
Alice in Korealand.

Seoul. Sept 18.-Miss Alice ROOse-
welt. Major General COrbin and Rear
Admiral Train and party are expected
to arrive here Tuesday next. The
emperor is preparing to welcome them
with high hOnors.
The travellers will remain a few
days in Korea, whence they will go
to Japan by way of Fusham.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-09-19

For all kinds Of stationery, type
writer and office supplies cati At the
Argus supply department.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-27

same on voachers audited by the town.
ship boards at their regular meetings
ana warrants drawa on the treaslrers
for the same: Provided. that no part
of this fund shall be subject 10 the
payment of claims other than those
specified in this act, ane provided
further. that said boaro shall not al,
low claims IN excess of eighty per
cent OF tho tax levy for taai purpose
nm ess tho same shall nave been co.
lected. and in nc event shall ihey ai.
low claims to exceed tho amount ot
the tax levy for this specific purpose.
Sec Z. The county treasurers Of
the several counties Of the territory
are hereby authorized AID directed to
pay over to the several township treas
urers Of their respective counties all
moneys collected Tor the purpose des-
ignated in this act in the same man
ner as other township fcnds are paid
over - said township treasurer
Soc. s. 7. shall be tac daty of tho
county cerk to provide the several
township trustees With suitable blanks
for their use In carrying out the pro.
Visions of this act, upon which said
trustees shall make thcir estimates
and -epG-ts as herein provided.
Sec. g. Whenever any township Of
this territory shall nave exterminatad
the prairie dogs therein and there
ceases to be a necessity Of any iurthcr
procedure under this act. which ques
ton be determined by the hoard OF
county Commissioners. the surplus
fund. If any. in tie hands OF the town
shin treasurers, shall be merged into
the general township fund OF sail
township AID 60 be used for general
township plrpcses.
Sec. 10 This act shall AXE eject
and be In force from AID aitcr ITS pas
sage and approval.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-27
SECRET worker.
Ihs PIan vn0n VIC c0aes op.rats..

the Plan Upon whles Coffee Operates.
Coffee is such secret work that it
Is not suspected as the cause Of sick
ness or disease. but there. Il a vesy
sure way to find ont the Jruth.
a lady in Memphis 2ives an interest
ing experience her husband had with
coffee II seems that he had been us
!ng it for some time and was an in.
valid
The physician in charge shrewdly
suspectel That coffee was the Worm
al the root OF The tree" and ordc-ed
{. discontinued wlth Instructions t.
rse Postum Food CoGee regularly in
its place
The wiic says We found that was
The true remedy for his stomach and
heart trouble and we would have glad
ly paid hundree tirses The amount
Of me doctors charge when we found
how wiso his iudsmeat was
Tho use Of Postum instead Of cof-
Zee was begun about a year ago. and it
has made my husband a strong well
man. he has gained thirty-hve pounds
I'm that time AMI his stomach and heart
tronhle have an disappeared
"The frst time prepared It did
not loil ii long enough and ne said
there was something wrong with ia
Sure encugh It dill taste very lat, bur
lae next morning followed directions
carefully. boiling Il for fifteen minutes.
and he remarked this is better thaa
any of tie old cn6ee
We use Postum regularly and ney.
er tire of telling our friends of the
benefit We have received from leaving
on the old fashioned caaee" Name
aiven by Postum Co, Battle Greek,
Micn
look sor ihe little book THE Road
10 Wpllyile." ia each pkg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-27

"iot Air. according to the Atus
papers, from tne Quanah Tribune
Chief: NohcGy should wonder If our
Aitus news1a brethren should be
come gay Chey have temptation
enough. q war between the aaioons
has forced the price OF whisky dowa
to cents glass, but TO cinoh mat
ters one dealer is giving ont chances
On a Peter Scaouitler wagon with each
drink His exponent went him one
better b. throwing his house open fo.
.wenty-four hours and dispensing
drinks free,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-27
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES.
Logan's 5ig Defining Waea Game src
Redeemahle.

House bill 10 a, by MIR. Logan.
relating TO the foreclosure Of morf-
Cages on real estate, aad providing for
equity of redemption.
Sec /. That mortgages on real es-
tate may he satisfied by foreclosurs
in the ustrlct court OF the proper
county. Such mortgages shall be fore
closab'e, First When the deed OF OBJ,
legation secured thereby has maturea.
or any time thereafter within the stat
ute limitations Second When the
;axes have become delinquent upon
such lands and are not PAID; Third
Wien there has been a default in the
interest or partial payments provided
for ia the contract or mortgage.
Reasonable attorneys fees may be
allowed BY The court in addition TO the
amounts Of tDe unpaid obligations
when the samc are provided for Ia the
mortgage Provided: That attorneys
fec shall only he allowed attorneys
ul record.
Sec. 2 The mortRagor may have
equity OF redemption Of said real es.
tate by The paymeat ef costs. de- ir.
Quept taxes and interest accrued and
due cn the same up to the date OF the
-enlition cf judgment for a poriod OF
rWelye months from tho date Of judg-
nenL and shall carry with It posses
sion Of the property but a receiver Of
such property may be appointed, as
provided for In the code OF civil pro.
cedure. The mortgagor shall have
sixty days TO meet the -equirmenrs of
lis equity OF redemption from The ia e
OF appeal and judgment Complete re-
dempclon may be- made by The pay
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81 oorlt4e Az sAsANA~A.
Young Man Kil's Indian and Wounds
others, Proving Self Defense.

Special TO Daily Leader
iioldenVille, : IT, Jan. s7.-A snoot-
ing scrape at Sasakawa. T., last
Saturday evening resulted in joe
Factor, an Indian being Instant Z
killed. and dorsey Fixico and Jim Nc.
Girt, also Indians, being seriously
wounded. Tom Rarrie, a young white
man Of good reputation, gave himsel.
up to the authorities today, but was
released On the murder charge after a
preliminary hearing. being merely
fined for carrying concea ed weapor-
Rarrie testined that ne had been at
tackled by he Indians
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-27
House Nemesis
Is AFTER THE PES Y
PRAIRIE DOG
Bill Passed by Lower Branch
TO Provide for Pests
determination.

House bin No. 30. by ar Isobiuson
To ProY.ee for he evterminatim ol
prairie dogs, prescribing additional
duties for the township trustees in
counties Inf, stei by prairie dogs. anil
for the Levy and coysStion Of a tax
for the purpose Of caresing this act
into effect
Section I. That in addition TO the
duties now prescribed by law for town
ship trustees in counties irfcded by
prairie dogs, they shall dc aad per
from the following services. While
assessing the property Of their re-
spective townships. inspect all the tcr.
ritory infested by rsairie dogs and
make an estimate of the probable ex-
nense to extcrminate The same. and
report said findings 10 the board OF
county commissioners Of their respect.
i've counties. witch said report snail
be filed with the coun,y c.erk at the
time Of naHing their returns OF their
assessment books.
Sec. 2. The county clerk of each
Of such counties shall present the re.
port Of the trustees to the county cons
missicners at the annual meeting in
July Of each year. when they convene
"a make their annual tax levy.
Sec p The commissioners II the
respective counties are hereby author
lied to levy on AL property for taxa
don in each township sufficient tax
60 raise the amount estimated by the
several trustees as herein provided,
or any past thereof: Provided. how
syer that no assessment for tins pur-
rose shall be greater than fifty cents
on each one hundred dol'a valua.
tion as herein provided
Sec 4. It shall be the duty OF The
trustees Of the several townships OF
this territory infested with prairie
dogs to enter upon ali lands in their
respective townships and make dill.
gent effort tu eAterminase ali prairie
dogs thereon.
Fer the purpose Of enabling them to
larry into effect the provisions Of his
act, the trustees arc authorized ana
empowered tc employ a! such assist
ance and 10 purchase sucn poison ma
terlai and appliances as they may
deem necessary 20 exteTminate such
dogs The work Of such extermlnaticn
shal. all be lone under tie supervision
aad direction OF tho trustee
Soc. 8. That the trustee shall re-
ceiye as full compensation fJr suca
services the swn of two dollars per
day FOR The time actually and neces-
sarily employed. 1'hclr assistants to
be paid at the rate OF one dollar ana
fifty cents per day for the time actu-
ally employed They shall be paid on.
ly out Of the tand Of the township ere
ated by this act for tNat purpose.
Sec 6. rho township treasures
shall be the opstoiiens of the fund
created by this act. and disburse the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-27

rne eason shat ccrghs and colds
prcduce constipation and weaken the
lungs is because they interfere With
I'll digestion That new discovery
xnowr as Konnady's Laxative Honey
an6 Tar ,ures all Cmaghs, Group.
whooping coceh and assists in cxpell-
ing GClds from ihe system by gently
moving tho bowels. 1t /: pleasant 70
take and contains % opiatcs. Sold 10y
Q. r. Aenfrc
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ment Of the judgment as decreed.
within the space Of twelve monthi
from tho date of judgment, and if not
so paid. or the requirements Of his
equity Of redemption met within th5
time allowed, execution may issue to
enforce The Judgment o. foreclosure
Sec. 3. All acts and parts Of ac,s
in ccnilict herewith are hereby re-
pealed
Sec. q This set shall be in sorce
and aTeci from an6 after 'ts passage
and appGoys
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. 0 0 0 O Q O 0 o 0 Q 0 o Q 0
0 sEcRETAaY's OFFICE. O
Q Q Q Q Q Q o o @ 0 o { 0 Q 0 0 o

Secretary G-iiaes today granted a
charter tp .he Thomas Creamery COM
panv Of Thomas with a capital stock
Of $4,000 FCrowing are the lncor.
poratcrs: }. F.. Nissley. Topeta l. l..
Hurren, d. L. R5ok Frank Beemer, J.
S IIus on. K. " Cline and J. z. Eye.
ter all Of Thomas
Notarial commissions we-cissued 20
the following
d. r. Cummings. Of Oklahoma City.
Ida NJ. pohrer. Of Woodward
Gus A. ElOord. Of Oklahoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-27
sIeser INC shlverlnn Flts.

OF Ague and Malaria. can be relieved
and cured with Electric }itters. This
is a pure. tonic Medicine; NJ especia.
benefit in malaria, for it exerts a tr'ie
curative influence on the disease, dr.v-
ing It entirely out OF the system 1t Is
much to be preferred to Outline, hav.
ing none of .his drugs bad after-ef.
fects. e. S. AJunday ol Henrietta
Texas. writes; 'My brother was very
low with malariai fever an6 jaundicc
anl he took Electric Bittcrs. which
saved his Ifs ~ ali druggists: pric@
ste. guaranteed
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sneedy Pellet

4 saiye hat heals without scar
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve. No rem
edy effects such s9eeiy relief Il draws
out Inflammation sooIhes. cools AMI
hea!s all rnts, burns and bruises. A
sure cure for Piles and Skin diseases.
peWitt's is the oaiy genuine Witch
Hazei Saive Heware of counterteita.
they are dangerous. SOLD by C. P
Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-27
srellea Hsr seautN

Harriet Howard Of 2O9 " S4th St.
New York. at one time had her beauty
spoiled with skin liouble. She writes.
~ had Salt Rheum or Eczema for
years. but nothing would cure il. untii
used Bucklens Arnica Salye" a
suick and sure healer for cuts. burns
end sores CSC at ali druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-27
NANCY HORSES.
Found AZ Oklahoma City by Territorial
Veterinarian.

Or. L D. Brown, territorial vetels
marian, has returned from Oklahoms
City. where he went on official
ness. While there he found thats
load Of ho,ses. - IN number had been
shipped IN anC that all Of them were
infected with he mange They we're
brought in hyI !. Y Carroll from Texas.
Or. Brown ordered the horses cleanef
at o1co.
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BRICK WORKS PLANNED.
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Mlburn, !. T., Jan. PA fire brick
made from clay ono mile north of
town is on exhibition today This clay
is fonnd orly in a very few places in
The world. and is very Va liable. Tie
trick ON exhibition was made from a
specimen Of the clay which was sent
20 st. Louls. add stood the most severe
test on T"ccrd In both heat ald pres
sure. LCral parties have secured the
land on which the main deposit Is 10
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acrs 70 DALLAS.
ShipieT OF United States sapFest
Company charged.
sneolnl 10 Daily leader.

Special to Daily leader
swSos. Okla. Jan. 27--J. C. Ship
ley. who has been an employee FOR a
year Of the United States Express
company ia Lawton. has been appoint
ed as clcek in the United States ey-
press Office at DALLAS and vii depart
for that city Thuraday evening. Mr..
Shipley is a Lawton pioneer having
engaged il the wholesale candy and
paper bag business in tAe early Gays
with G. a. TeWell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-27
MAY FIRE BIG PASTURE.
Formers Resent cattlemen's opposi
sion to Opening for settlen ent.

Special to Daily Leader.
Lawton, Okla Jan 2e-Pclieyins
that the cattienen who have the I<i9-
wa-Comaache pasture reserve leased
nave blocked tho passage Of the biz
opening these lands to settle: 1n- ct
izens contiguous thereto have become
iucensed and are preparing TO nold in.
dignation meetings Because the
grass Of this reserve is very valuable
for winter grazing there is danger tna;
She entire tract Will nc fired.