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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
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Several of ihe new city Off GERS are
preparing to enter upon their duties
Several details, scch as qualifying.
and also the fling and acceptance of
their bonds, must he completed first.
1t is expected that the new officers
Will be in harness about January 10,
the old incuments holding over until
their successors take hold.
Several more Of the republican ap-
pointees have qualified, in addition
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
THE THiaD LECTURE.

The third OF the lecture course Of
the Teachers Association will take
place in the high school next Tuesday
evening, when DR.. Roiand d. Grant
will give an illustrated lecture on the
subject Of Art Treasures in Rome "
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
Fire Discovered in House in Stanford Street 0c-
cupied by Two Families and Boarders-- -Trou-
BILE in Getting to theScene--Fnd One Hydrant
Out Of 0rder--Loose Much Valuable Time
q Flames Spread to Other fuIdings.

One hense was entirely, and an
other almost wholly, destroyed in a
fire at Stanford, and Fayette streets
early this morning. The occupants
of the houses we're asleep at the time.
and but for the cries of their neigh
bors woulrl have been burned TO death.
They were aroused to find the house
filed with smoke and the flames
cracking beneath them. Grabbing
what clothing was within reach, they
CROPPED their way down stairs and out
on the frczen snow to houses of
neiglbors.
The fire started in the house oc-
cupied by the families of John Rech-
vesk and John Kondos, who also kept
several boaiders The ground floor
was occupied by Alec Horsrock as q
arAcery and butcher shop, Andre
Pocvatila kept a saloon on the ground
floor of the building partly DESTROYED.
On' the second floor George Gambella,
the owner of the structures, lived.
The contents of one house were tot
ally burned, as were more than half
of the other. The exterior of third
building was damaged slightly. The
loss was covered by insurance in the
Phoenix company, of London, throu gh
Boynton Brothers 'agency.
The alarm was sounded at 220
O'Clock from box 81. at Lehigh ave-
nue. and Stanford street, by Neiis
Jensen, night watchman at the Stand.
ard Terra Gotta Works, nearby. A
second alarm was sent in, and also
thirdh. u
Two. COMPANIES responded, Protec-
ton 'HookS & Ladder and Lincoln
Hose, witlTtheir foremen. Mcclellan
and Washing Rton HPse companies did
not turn out, as their special calls
were not runR, neither company being
required to respond to an alarm from
this box. The Hooks were the first on
the scene, baiDg followed shortly bv
the Lineplnsf Slow travelling to the
fire waslneoessary because OF the con-
dition 6f theAetreets.
The first hydrant which the tiremen
attached their lines to worked salts
factorily. The second, that at Lehgh
avenue and Stanford street. was of no
service. 1t gave every appearance of
being frozen. All attempts to get
stream from it were futile. The fire.
men finally found a third hydrant
over block away and soon had two
streams from it, but consuming some
time in the operation.
The fire started in a clothes closet
in very close proximity TO a stove.
The clothing became ignited, the
blaze rapidly spreading. Ihe blaze
originated in the house in the rear of
the frame building at 43 Stanford
street. 1t started in the apartment.
of Reohvesk, where Mr.. and Mrs
Rechvesk. their baby, and boarder,
were asleep.
The blaze soou spread to the apart
ments in the othor end of the house
where Kondos, his wife and three
girl bcarders were sleeping. This
hous, was insured for $500
Before any efforts could be made to
prevent the spread of the blaze, the
house in front was in flames. Hors-
rock g stock, on the ground floor, was
more than half destroyed. He carried
$500 insurance. Gambella had 81, 900
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
Boat Said to Have S lrtsd
for Savannah Ga. kaIly|
Went Out to Sea and
then Returned to Long
Island Sound from
Whence She Departed
for the Other Side With
Full Crew on Board.

For the first time since she left her
anchorage at Tompkinsville, s. l.,
for trial trip, the torpedo boat Gre
CORY, built by Lewis Nixon in this
city, was heard from yesterday after
noon. 1t is said that when she left
Tompkinsville, Tuesday morning, she
went far ont to sea on her trial trip
and ended by going to Long Island
sound, where she lay under cover
until 2:l5 o'clock, when she passed
out by Sandy Hook, fully manned and
equipped, bound across the Atlantic,
under her own power, for a port in
the Mediterranean, where she is to be
Joined by her owner.
Although built som ewhat on the
lines of the nine torpedo boats which,
it is said, Mr.. Nixon made for the
Russian government, the Gregory is
not in any sense torpedo boat, it is
now said. She was built by Mr..
Nixon for his own use, but chiefly to
compete for the slo,0 prize offered
last fall b. NJ. Charley, of Paris, for
the winner in a race of motor boats
from Hsvre, France, to New York.
to take place next summer, as recently
told in the News.
Scientists and shipping men are
equally interested in the departure Of
the motor yacht Gregory. The send
ing of this vessel across the Atlantic
in midwinter is looked upon as
triumph four American engineeri
THAT the Gregory will makes
trip safely and speedily" said afr
of Mr.. Nixon yesterday, I'VE have ~
reason to doubt She is commanded
by Captain August W. Loose, an ex.
perienced navigator, and her chief
engineer is Philip R. Adams, one OF
/ the best known gas engine experts.
She carries a crew of nine men, and
ample provisions, water and gasolene
to carry them five thousand miles.
Whsn Mr.. Nixon bade them bon voy-
age this morning, he told the captain
to use his own judgment as to the
route he takes. He may touch aq
Charleston, 5 O., and then follow tfsl
route Of the United States torpedo
I boat destroyers sent last year "a
Manila, or he may go to Bermuda
from there to the Azores, and thence
to Gibraltar. "
The Gregory, which is ninety
long and twelve feet beam, is pa54
white, and is built of steel,
greatest possible tensile strength
! is twin screw vessel, Of the 81
tional motor boat type. She is {
with two reversible engines OF
$50 horse power each, and as &aE
entered for the race from Toulon
Algiers. she will probably need
this power to win the Mediterranet
Cup. This trophy is offered BY tf
q" Matin" in the preliminary contest
for the purpose of testing the speed
aud sesgoing capacity Of the boats
entered for the transatlantic race1
Sufficient gasolene is carried on
Gregory n alright tanks to take
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
LINEN Get
NO WORK UNTIL
NEXT SPRING.
Public Service Issued General
Orders TO Lay OFF Nearly
All the Men.

Last night most Of the linemen in
the employ OF the Public Service Cor
poratiou throughout this county were
laid off 1t is said that the ORDER for
the lay.off was issued from Newark
They will all be put back to work
early in the spring
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
HOMELESS BY
MORNING BLAZE,
MORE REPUBLICANS
QUALIFY FOR OFFICE.

to those published exclusively IN yes
terday News.
W. n. Hart, the new janitor OF the
city hall, was this morning on the
ground being coached in some datails
of the work By Hugh Gaughran, who
has been faithful and painstaking
official. Early and late, with never
a complaint, he has made his leaving p
matter Of regret to those who use the
hall day or night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
ANOTHER CONCERT

The Lyric Mandolin Club will give
concert IN Wilder Hall, February ?.
The two previous concerts were held
in Simpson M E. church, but the
club expects such an audience this
year that Trey were afraid the seating
capacity nf the church would not be
enough.
The club will bo assisted by Miss
Nellie Nichols, who is known as the
Princess of Readers; Miss Dess Nc
Laran, the well-known soprano singer
Miss Ethel Palmer, an artistic whist.
Ter, and Dean Connor. a Lyric tenor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
MR.. DALTON GETS THEM.

Two cases of destitution referred to
the new overseer Of the poor, 9. q.
tothereill as told in yesterday S
News, were referred by him to l.. @.
Dalton, the present incumbent be-
cause the details of Mr.. t'othergill's
tond is not yet contaminated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
NO WORD FROM
.LE W|ST 0 W N.

Chief of Police Burke has received
no word from the lewistown, Pa,
authorities in regard to Chaupcey
Krepfer, who gave himself up over
n week ago. ard who is now in the
county Jail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
CADETS To MEET.

There will he an important N Getting
Of the Westm inster Cadets tonight at
80 o'clock in the armory in Rector
street \ full attendance is expected,
as the commit ttees for the next six
months are to be appointed, and the
newly elected officers are expected to
b. present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
ELECTION POSTPONED.

AT the meeting of the Electrical
Workers Union, held last night, in the
Adelaide building, 1873 Smith street,
considerable business, was transacted
but the election of officers was post
poued until two weeks later.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
PLANK FELL ON HIM

a plank fell on the head of a car
penter working at the Pennsylvania
round house, this morning, cutting
him quite badly. He was attended
BY DR.. C. W. Tyrrell. zzSY
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06
Continued on page ,
Merchants, Take Notice,

There will be meeting of Is
chants Association Friday eve &
o clock. in the hall at los Smi3Es
: store II is imp1
all members attend. 5
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06

LOST - Railroad ticket; reward t.
finder if returned to Edward Koyen.
?23 Madison Ave.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-06

Continued on page p
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-29
NEGRO DEAF AND DUMB
Contractor HAS Authority
to Receive and Instruct
the Children.


In response to a request for submit
ed by the terrltor al auditor for an
opinion as to whether or not the con.
tractor who has charge OF the deaf and
dumb school has authority TO receive
and instruct negr6 children. Attorney
General siaous today rendered an
opinion in which he says in part;
The deaf ana dumb occupy a ar
ferent status from the common school
children. They are wards of the ter
rtory supported by the bounty of the
public and the nhbltlons OF The sepa.
rate school law do not apply to this in
stltution. or to the insane asylum and
it. is therefore merely a question OF
discretion or business expediency 10
making the contract as to whether or
not they will be sent to one or sepa-
rate Institutions. The existing con.
tract for the care and education Of the
year ana uuhD contains, among other
proyis' ons clause which obligates
the territory not TO instruct any Of the
deaf and dumb TO the care OF any other
person than the party contracting for
their support and education. while said
contract is in force, and presume that
such provision WAS deemed neces
sary in order 10 insure to the person
making the contract a sufficient mum.
Der to make the institution a success
Il is therefore my conclusion, that un.
der the existing law asd existing con
tract for the support Of the deaf and
dumb that the contractor who has
charge OF ssia institution has authori-
~. under the law. 20 receive and in
stnct negro children"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-29
FleId for Eneampmnst.

Adjutaut General Burlngame and
Quartermaster A. J. Niles went to
Chandler yesterday evening and met
last night with the commercial club of
Chandler and conferred regarding the
site the people Of that city have onen
I'D for the National Guard encampmsnt
10 be held October 9Th to nth. The
grounds selected are now located in a
corn field. Captain Mccoy Of Com
pany B, was instructed to begin the
work this morning Of removing the
stubble. The ground viii be rolled and
placed in suitable condition for drin
worh. A. he north end Of the site is
a grove Of trees The Officers tents
VIII be located there The companies
however, win be located in the field
The site is very satisfactory, but is
almost 100 small for the drills to be
satisfaaorially given.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-29
THE BURNED slo TREE.
How Did II Receive lts Hurt 100
Years Before Columbus Came.

Years Before Columbus Came.
Professor Dudley, OF the Leland Stan
ford junior University, ia his re-
searches in the matter of the sequola
gigantea OF California and his letter
about these researches TO our Senator
Platt. has certainly opened up vista
He reports that one OF those great
trees disclosed the age. when cut down
In 1900. OF 2.17l yea B. That means
that II vas ~ years old when ,he
Lhrs s,ian era began. ior DIG years this
tree grew in peace without harm from
anything. Then bad thing happened
10 il. 1t received a burn three feet
wide. Fortunately Tor Us. however. It
preserved a record OF this injury, aud
Professor Dudley found and read this
record after the tree had been hewn
down. This injury " the tree happea-
cd in he year OF our lord 245.
II This tree could only tell what 1t
was that brought the blast OF fire up1n
it away back in the days when olJ
Rome was still in It's prime! " as tho
burn made by torn o. lightning or
by she hand % man? II BY man, by
vnal manbeg Of man-how dressed,
( how living. how thinking how pfoduc.
ing Are? Il Is an shutoG story
shut off that one can make conjacture
about IL But the tree, and The blrn,
aud tine wood OF centuries growing
over the burn. are zeal enough, and
eloquent enough IN their inaiticulate
and umevcaling way. They show that
the sunshine and the rain served lhe
Tree in those years Of the world as they
do the trees in this year OF the world.
Other older trees OF the same Kind
have been found, and these older ones
show that this burned tree had It's an-
cestry-that il was simply growing
af.er It's kind and that its kind was
there. But as to what bird or beast or
sort Of man served as us companion
as To how II made itse useiul-we 90
not know. Tho vista OF probao q
/ knowledge IL clearly opened b. this
burned tree-it wax burned three times
more at the respectable intervals Of
1886 189 and 2l7 years respectively
but no one can look through the vista
and see what vas doing IN those re
. mote days Hartford Courant
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-29
is THIS scorry's NINE,
Prospeetor Claims to Have Discovered
Death Valley Mystery.

ooldeld. New. Ann 30 In ,oct
rn5..d .,.,., .....,
WHY N"
save one by precipitous walls. at the exc
lrene southern end OF Faneal range
Which skirts on east Derth valley is
located the mysterious Widfer scotrs
treasure vault
py me melesi acoiccnt id. ..{,,., i,
scotrs rbb mime was disr,ve,aa s,r
rerine rr,,, t,i,., ,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-29
THE THEATRE

The management Of the opera house
Is 70 oner a rare musi,al treat in thu
new comedy opera Miss Amsrica" IT
is rich in tuneful music. lovely girls and
beautiful scenic and eb ctric effects. II
does not need to depend uron stage TIM
sci for its popularity II contairs m In
teresiing plot, with lust CROUCH comedy
o amuse the public. and has for It's per-
formers artists OF merit There is not
a Door voice IN the company something
which cannot be- said for the majority OF
comic operas OF the present time. Al tho
opera house Monday September
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-29

Ia the district court yesterday was
fled pei zion for divorce by Eva l.
Eager from her husband, Vim. p
Eager local capitalist Attached 20
me pet tlon for divorce vas an agree
ment as TO the division OF property
signed by both. wherein Mrs Eager ID
10 receive 81 500 10 cash and certa q
valuable city property
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-29
only One Charter Today.

Only one charter Was issued today
from the secrstary's ofice, 20 che LIN
coin County Driving Park and Fair as
soc.ation Of Chandler with q capita
stock of S. 600. The directors are J j
Leeper Welston; " n Falls. Fnllis
Grant shoner. D. "a Roedeckerr p W
Host A r Nacho and g ~ schlesel
an u ClandllI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-29
weoNo soar
Perhaps Plain Old Meat Potatoes ane
Bread Nay ae Against Nou for a Time.

a oNlngr 20 ibs risht kine of iood .au
Nn uae from O. SICK bed F., lldy boz Well
den, ni says
"fasi spring ( heosr.o bed aist vita
severe -temach tros6s accompanied by
sick heacache ret worse ana worst
unin . became 80 io~ } ould scuclr
retain ary FOOD Al an although 1 'Iied
every krd had become completely
dis ouraged bad given up lii hoie ald
aaoughtI ulf doomed to sflrye 80 laith.
inl one 81, my husband t,yiug 10 ind
sonethiiH ] could reDln rrourht homo
some 0rabe Nuts.
.ro sly surprise the food agreed ~iu
roe sfsssted perfectly and without Jis
tress besan 90 gain strength AZ once
ns nesh lwnieh htd becn rlbbyl grew
nrper py heAh imp ed ia tsers
way and every fay. a.sd ir tefy few
weeks gaiaed 70 noura- be- weight
liked Grpe -Nuis fo ueh nat flr
monti's ate 1. oi1er Ioot .nd al0ay.
felt us weIl faiisn,t AFTER ss,tlhs n
had -at DOWN 90 q nae hsnqufi
had ne feAn Of fhr MIS-, ble sic
stomach Het % the heada,fe lnat
9se 10 ttve wien , vie afhf faol an
now vel woman. iolns an my oei
wok again. ana iee tssi lie is wori'
living
Ciafs Nnis foot ias -. % . soi-s7n'
mf fauil, ii sils,is sawed mS ufe ans
my lNo Hino ho>s ifa thrsen on
eoi,tcr1n.ix Naiff sisru ty rosiun
Coz. Biue ct.ek. Nirii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-29
/. c. X. S. trustee Meet Tonight

I, = ~ D INaIlNo WN0' N'''0''E'
The trustees Of the Logan county
high school viii meet this evening al
the office OF Prof Calvert on Harrr
son avenue and transact business In
regard q the recent Improvements
being made at the school building The
science and commercial rooms are be
lug remodeled. which WA greatly ado
to the comfort OF the students anf
facilitate the work Of The treachers, u
"a considerable extent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-29
Tonight.

Peter. a converted heather, right
from the jungles Of the dark continent.
will speak at the Harvest Home Mis-
sion, opposite the city hall, at p. M.
tonight Everybody cordially invited
to oeme and hear this native African
tell Of Gods marvellous power to save
him from heather darkness.
Lydia A. Newberry, supt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-29

Mr. and Mrs. A. ~ Binns and dauehtcl
Mira. Mr. and Mrs. /. O. campbell b..
son carol and Master Francis Nnip
whc came up in automobiles sunday Ia
zee the bah game, remained over Mon-
day ana returned 20 their hoflcs ves.
'ay in tho cool of the evening The,
are members Of the oklahoma city Auto
club and stated that 'hc entire club was
planning an excursion trip 90 Guthrie in
week or wo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-29

Prof Calvert today notes the enroll.
ment Of an oklahoma City young lady
in the Logan county high school Ok
lahoma City appreciates Logan coun.
TVS educational facilities.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-29

Gould yon bean up under II u I
we're 10 tell you that your vile might
lose her voice.
Il think could doctor replied
Henpeck. II she doesn't ask ner moth
a. % ccIno and live With u.s. -
Houston Post.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-29
Groves
The-Highest-Quaiity Chin Tonic

II woud be false economy cheaper the cost of production
by using ingredients of inferior quality because The
selling reputation Of Groves Tasteess Chill Tonic demands
the maintenance Of the highest obainabe quality The
makers every year about (10) tons of Ounine
alone, which the largest used by any manuac-
tuTer in the world, and one-thrteth l30) Of the entire
Quinine supply.
Drives Out MaIariG and Builds Up the System
Sold BY al dealers for p years. Price so cents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-29
SOCIAL oALENpAr.


Tuesday.
shakesr cire club meets az ,hree O'Clock
at Carnegie library. Bogins tle ealing
Of Horny ~. Miss Florence Adler win
conduct the meeting.
West Guthrie w. c. r IT, meets at
West Methodist church in tine afternoon.
Election Of officers
LADIES' Relief Corps meet at two u'cicci,
in afternoon ot home of Mrs. Vanppcr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-29

The nerve tonic for men ana women
who nave that tlrod feeling. run down
and need building up should try Man
Er-vine. So cents J. n. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-29

Van X--"what made Blank blush
when ! asked MIN V he vas making
any money these deys1 That's a nat
ural question:" d. G-"Yes' but Les
reformed coantericiier. Detloit
Free Press.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-29

The residence OF Rev anG Aits Dt.chs
on south Broad street was tine scsne
Monday evening at eight O'Clock of
most pleasant home wedding Mr. Ioau
Leroy Gordon and Miss Zella Dinke were
married by Rev pischD. who used a very
pretty ceremony only relatives ana th.
very ncar friends OF the couple were
present at tho wedding The young con.
pie win make their home in Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-29

Tho Pin that wnl Berg's Little NV
er and stomach PMS cures Constipation
Sour stomach and Liver Complaint Try
them leo Pins 25 cents j. n. Wallace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-29
PerSonaI
MenTior.

Morris Weir is here from Biackwen
a layton is aere nom n Reno to.
Rgss'n hove is a Perry visitor in tn,
pr Brewins'on is here from nlacls
W sloane is in the city from cieve-
W NJ Brown. Of ruisa. is in the city
captain b F. Hes,er IS reported on tho
sick nste
r NJ Robinson, Of sfangum. is here
on business To-Day
Miss Emma King was in .hc citv from
Mulhan yesterd5y
Col e e. IIavens came over from
Enid this morning
Miss Edna Mabon IS visiting relatives
az Carney this week
Mrs. J g. Merritt was here from Ma
vina Yesterday shopping
J. Dalton Is among The enid people
hefe on business today
Mr. and Mrs G c. ciough were IN tne
city nom Lahoma vcs'e3ay.
rhe Rice family has returned from
sevpai weeks rip e. Decatur Illinois
Don Cross Of Guthrie. Is assisting in
the First National bank -Tonlawa News
Ms j. 7. ioaseworth and MIS-. H. G.
G"ber were In The city yesterday shop
ping.
y a. conlcy me Denver. Enid & CUR
local agent at Enid, was In the city yes
truuy
Miss Denna AInken has eonc to Tulsa
20 spend week or two visiting her
father
T. Wheeler went TO ieneva Netras-
ka. lass evening. to De away several dayf
on business.
Flarh G,bkc. former policcmar Of
Guthrie. ana oN-sherin Of Lincoln
county is in the city
AIRS r Hicks was hore from Perkins
on business. returning home
on the evening train.
Receiver Charles r. Cherry of the
Capitol National bank has gone TO Hold /
envlle on business Trip
Mrs Bert Rafferty, and daughter Aline I
spent sunday in the city the guests
Of l.. =. f-aneriy ana family
G'a'ral Manager 4 H. Wolfe. OF the /
El Reno Western is back from week s
res; in .he mountains Of Colorado.
James west Of Tascoa Illinois. is IN |
the city the guest Of his siste-. Mrs e /
J. overholsor, on North Broad street
Tom Robinson. Of Greer county. . /
menber of the eighth legislative assem
bly, lower house, was IN the city today. |
Mrs @. J. Haws ana two daughters lef, |
th.s monu0g :cr q TWO ", cl,s visit with |
relatives ana friends in Wichita and Kan
sas cts.
Mrs g. w. Burford and MS Barney |
Trnmwcn were visitors from Nplhan ir
the city yesterday Returning home on The !
evening rain.
Mr.. and Mrs Mckenzie arrived in the I
city this morning from Chickasha 7. r. |
for several weeks visit with Mr. and /
Mrs. A c. TnIman, al 1901 West Man
sm avenue.
Ar. aud Mrs Kmtz ana children went !
10 Perkins this morning W ere mev VIII !
have charge Of "a hotel The Daily win /
be managed by an experienced hotel
keeper nom Chandler
W. Walters. OWNER Ut rho royal ao-
tel cigar stand. was here yesterdty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-08-29

Yolney Higgenbotham OF Spring
vale township. has returned from Ar
Kansas and will reside in Guthrie this
winsar.