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The National tribune., 1906-08-02

The National Druggist says that not q
few OF the coffee substitutes which are
advertised as preferable to coffee con-
tain more or less coffee. This may be
tested by shaking q teaspoonful in q
bottle half full Of water. The bottle
must be thoroughly shaken. 30 - to
wet every particle Of the sample. when
nearly all OF the non-cofee ingredients
will sink to the bottom and the coffee
float on the top. The reason for this IL
that coffee contains Q large amount of
oil which buoys up the particles. Peas,
beans, wheat. corn. chicory. etc.. ara
heavier than water and. having no oil.
sink to the bottom
The National tribune., 1906-08-02

Joseph SNOWFALL, Pittsburg, Pa. has
patented a new form OF reinforcement
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-27
A Problem In birds.

Miss Virginia Pope. the bird special.
fist, tells some amusing stories OF the
questions she is asked In connection
with her work and the unusual all.
ments with which bird owners credit
their tiny pets.
One day not long ago she received
visit from a pretty German burgher,
whose difficulty was as follows:
Miss Pope. / haf gread drouble 10
get me a pird. ! wish a poy pird. and
alleitimes AT the pird store dey sells
me phis ylch Is girls. ] say ven /
goes In. 4 wish poy plrd. and am
told by dem Il Is a poy Yioh ! pys But
ven 1 prings her home aud half her
two. tree days. always be pegins TO
lay aiks. Miss Bope. hat here a poy
pird- Is he a giri?"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-27

ju the usual lavish man1e- for which
Melville b. Raymond. manager Is
renowned. While an tho performers are
colored yet the same attentioa has been
paid 10 this production as is given 20
the great Klaw & Erlanger productions.
ln fact Cole a johnson have written
great many Of the lyrics and much Of
the music Of several New York sue
eesses. notably "tIumpty Dumpty" thc
great extravaganza. he clever young
Afro-Americaas ore known through the
length and breadth OF the land FOR thcir
great song succeases. uud 'r the Bamboo
Tree." "'rhe Congo Love Song, Man
dy' aad dozens of othcrs.
This viii be- one OF me musical treats
Of the season, large and well uaiaed
chorus being one of zoe leading features
90 addition 10 pony D. let and the
olly colorod toe dancer in the world
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turuins 20 Oklahoma city On ne moru-
ine train.
Misses ciaea ana Bosfio wrensman
were among the saltwater visitors i1
the cits over SUNDAY
Mrs Fred Johnson apd hcr guest Mrs
reank pauiis OF swedee r spent
Sunday 90 oklahoma city
s s. chottam. pawrte newspaper
man. spent sunday here and attended
the Gutmie-stiiwater bau game.
Roy p sanford who has bcea ,lsit-
ing tis sistr Mrs. Grorge Dmaicl.
Went % TonSavs ON the moeniag train
pr ~ B.as was here from saltwater
suaday to see overtan's Champions trim
bis towns BAN team 20 the tune OF to J.
Miss Bessie Land ana sister Mrs
wfisht wsat 20 stmwate ON the noon
train 20 visit their uacle. samuel Math-
ews
J. j. rho,apsou. president Of the Anti
saloon league, passed through tie city
today from Newkirk eiroute 70 Okla-
hona city
Az and Mrs r. J. wnber returned
ON the noon train from "a TWO weeks visit
in MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. with Mr WIZ
bcfs sister.
Mr. and Ars w 4. Davis Of Prescott.
Arizona. returned home o. the morning
train after "a two weeks visit with his
Nrc Nr. ia Davis and family
Miss Vera McPhersoa and little broth
er Glenn returned TO Tonkawa on the
morning train. after plelsat visit with
Capt and Mrs, G. +. punnica.
Miss CecH schreeve-. Of Honnesscy,
who has been here attending tho Capital
City Business college has completed
the course and returned this morning 70
her home.
Moritz Behr, manager Of the Partisan,
is planning to leave In a few weeks for
goods for the popular East oklahoma
avenue store
Mrs Grinin wife o. Conductor Grif-
in. Of the Eastern Oklahoma railroad
returned Saturday from several weeks
visit with relatives ana fdeads In tho
Indian Territory
Plover hunting is the order Of The
day Many OF the local nimrods LEFT
this mornle for n trip through the neldr
for the purpose OF testing theig marx
tnauship on the rain hirl
T. ~ shepler. efpor % tho COURIER
| Dispatch, Que NJ ~ ae'Rhtest ANA best
Democratic papers In tae north counties
was here yesterday enroute 10 Oklahoma
City Go confer with Charmaa Dunn, OF
the Democratic committee, Bro. shcplei
says lawnee county viii 10 Democratic
sure.
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AFRAID OF HOODO0
YOUNG MAN STARTED AFTER
FoURrEENTH "HRAcER.-
poorkseper's Testimony az "a uplu5ky
Number He Had Taken Startled
Him--lneidentaliy the Drag
on" Was in Luck

The keeper Of the stage door 70 a
New York roof garden where some OF
the prettiest summer girls sre play
ing has come to the conclusion that
there IS not much In proverbs and
that 10 Is pretty lucky number.
The other night as he was sitting
drowsily guarding the sacred precincts
ever which he plays the dragon" q
young man with nothing but money
and a thirst. and who seemet 10 be
waiting for somebody. invited him to
come out and have something wet"
For a moment the doorkeeper eyed
the young man suspiciously when be
IS invited to quit his post there is usu
ally cause for suspicion. Then no
eoldly explained dat ne couRut get
away.
~Oh well.7 remarked the other non
chalantly, TN go, anyway. you can
take one when you feel like t." With
that he flung half dollar in the door
keepers lap
The doorkeeper slipped the silver
piece into his pocket and smacked his
lips in anticipation
" men TUE AoNut hidu itttlutu "iV
Ing his mouth he sat down on a bar
rel near The entrance and began
friendly confab Pretty soon, how
ever he grew restless again
Have a drink" he asked the door
keeper. absentmindedly.
This ~. e .as dragon explained the
situation lore gracioGsiy
oh. all right. Get one when you
feel like IT, III take mine now and
again silver half dollar landed in
the doorkeeper's lap.
by the time the young man re-
turned he was beginning TO feel cheer
ful. but In ten minutes he began 10
fidget.
Have a drinkg he asked. The
doorkeeper started to explain. and the
young fellow said: Very well,~ and
was on again leaving the same silver
remembrance behind him
That was early in the evening u
was quite evident to the dcorkeeper.
who understands every species 0f
Johnny by heart. that the particular
Johnny in question was feeling pretty
nervous about the girl inside Regu.
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FOR HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Gold Pen Used in Signing
Convention Proclamation
Sent to Custodian.

The pen with which Goeruor Frank
F@antz and Judge W. VI. H. clayt,l
signed the proclamation for an election
OF delegates to the convention (which
meets in November aad which viii for
mulate constitution 10. tie new state
OF Oklahoma has been sent TO the OKLA
homa Historical society. a note ac-
compaaied th2 pen stating it's mission
and the fact that it was presented the
Oklahoma Historicals society by Chief
Justice John u. Burford Of Guthrie. a
separate Setter TO Custodian Campbell
from Judge Burford. aztec note OF app
prisal say II think in the future
this pen viii be souvenir of a p-omi-
neut historical event connected with the
making Of one of the greatest states
which will compose the federal uli0n."
The pen is solid goll tl an auto
matte sheath holder tipred with gold.
and not lly rare relic. but thing
or beauty and intrinsic value as well.
Custodian Campbell is making an ef-
fort to collect everything possible
which enters Into the preHm'naries
and final consummation of statehood
not Forgetting even the ballots voted
Fat the first primary n dar statehood
cmbsyo These, hc says win be placed
in a special statehood aicove of the
society, which win 20 doubt provo
unique and intellectually valuable from
a historic and souvenir inndpoiut
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-27
PRIMARY ~ ALABAMA.

Montgomery. Ala. Aug. 27.-- Reports
from an sections of the stlte Indicate
that today's primary b. proecediiE
quietly with TIE pfospectg 81 an ulus-
uaiy heavy vote. l'Don the result or
the primary depends the choice OF gov
ernor and other state onicera. repres-
enutives IN congre5s. re successors OF
Senators Petfue aud 81 gaa ana two
'aitemate~ senators Supporters Of both
S,omeF and dnlngham the rival candle
dates for the g,sernofship. express col-
ndenes "a the outcome AGeh interest
cfntens in the senatorial contest. in
which there u large neid Of entries
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-27

National irrigatln congress viii be- held
az Boise City September "a to sth. for
which occasion the Santa Fe offers thu
exceptionally low round t-ip rate Of one
fare plus so cents stoaovers win b. ai-
lowed at Pueblo and an points west
thereof, either going or returning Tick
cts OF sale August 3Oth gist and Sep
tember ist. Final return limit thirty
days froni date OF sale This Is the
cheapest thing that VIII be offered 20.
that part of the country during present
season. NJ ~ COCHREIL.
Agent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-27

Below follows the muscal program 10
be given Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence OF Mrs J. f. schultz, 1911 West
Cleveland avenue, one block south from
Fifteenth street. West Capital Heights
car iine
Piano solo. Miss Hagai
Trio. for plano. Miss HaRar Miss Jen-
ME Peterson and Mrs. George sauer-
thwaite
Duet. Prot and Mrs. J Maurice Kroe-
ger
Reading. Mrs. George Owens
Vocal solo. Mrs. Harry Ardery
Solos Lloyd Packer. Mary Durham.
Airline McElhnney and Eva sise
Reading, Miss Lois Cheadie.
Vocal solo Miss Anna owens
Piano duet Mra satterthwaite ald
Miss Ja1nie Peterson
Reading, Prof Ben Hennessey.
Piano duet Miss Hagar ald Miss Lila
Schulz.
Reading. Miss Aiaude Wheeler
Piano duet. Misses fitzgerald.
Reading, Mrs Washburn.
Violin solo Prof n. Erickson
The sociable 10 given u der the auspi-
ces Of the Congregational church ana a
cordinl Invitation IS extended 20 an
friends 10 ENJOY the evoniI gs entertain
ment Refreshments win be served.
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OPENING or eeooks THEATRE.

Brooks theatre win open its doors Fri
day septcmber 18th Nl newly painted
with new carpets and box dtapcrifs--ln IN
fact thoroughly remodeled-with one Of
the best shows thnt win appear this
season, Cole Johnson, IN "rhe shoo-
Fly Regiment written by Bob Cole and
tho music composed by T. Roscnond
Johnson Il IS said to be- one Of the
brig test musical comedies ever proc
duccd and win be costumed ul1 STAGED
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FAsMsn eoRsp nv eull.

comanehe County Man ''tseked While
crossing Lo'.
Lawion. Okla. Aug - 7-R. y. Tuck
erman, one Of the most 0rosperses farm-
erss ia Comanche county. living in the
nelghborhood OF SterlflR. was very
seriously injured late saturday evening
by a fer0cious bun. He Vus crossing his
barn lot toward the hous when The ami
mai took after him. He made q dart
fo- the fence and while ~ the act Of
crawling under Il he was gored IN the
right Side by the attacFi1g bun and
very ugly wound lnnictei.
Assistance was sdol AT hand. but ~
was a desperate fight tha. had 70 be put
up 10 Keep Mr.. Tuckerma from bleeding
20 death. Though the wound was deep
one. b Is thought that the victim viii
recover ia sho-t tim.
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lin an Eastern Walled CITY.

The gates Of all walled cities
Jerusalem. Damascus, Cairo. Tangler.
Malta, Gibraltar and other eastern
eiiies-are closed at night and not
opened again until sunrise. and In the
Moorish cities Of the interior there
are also gates built across the mar
row streets at frequent intervals
throughout the city. which are locked
az night, enectually preventing the
eirculation of The people.
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DUBIOUS
About what Her Husband Would Say


a Mich. woman tried Postum Food
Coffee because ordinary coffee disagreed
with hes and her husbanl She writes;
Ny husband was sick for three years
with catarrh Of the bladder. and palpita
tioa Of the heart. caused by coffee. Was
unable 20 wor6 al an aud IN bed part Of
the time
= had stomach trouble was weak and
fretful 80 ! could not attend 10 my
household Wo.lS-b0th % as using coffee
on the time aud not realizing d was
harmful
cone morning the grooers wife said
she believed coffee was The cause OF our
trouble ana advised Postum. { took IL
home rather dubious about What my hus-
band woul1 say-he was fond Of coffee
But ! took coffee -igat on the table
and Ne haven't used a Gun Of h since.
You should have seen ih change ln us
ana SOW my husband never complains o.
htprt paipintion any more My stomach
trouble went away IN tw1 weeks after !
began Postum. Ny child en- love IL aud
& does them good. which can't be said Of
coffee.
"A lady visited us who WIS always half
sick I told her Td make her cup OF
Postum. She said # was tastiess stun.
but che watched me MAX H. boiling h
thoroughly for i6 mllues. and when
done she said Il was splendid Long
Boiling brings out the Favor and food
quaiity." Name given hY Postum Co.
Battle Creek. Micl.
Read the little boox ''The Road 10
weiiyire, in pkgs. There's o reason 4"
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larly every few minutes h@ you'd go
through the same programme and the
silver hall dollars were beginning %
make him lopsided They were SO
heavy, in fact. that his Conscience
smote him. He did not mind taking
the money, but he hated to see one
man drink up all the liquor In town
when he. the doorkeeper. was chained
to q chair. When the Johnny returns
ed for the 'steenth time, it was almost
time lor the chorus girls to emerge.
We'll, ! guess Eats sabout an, old
man" he said, 'unlesh youll come out
with me-ius' oncel"
Say. sportir said the doorkeeper.
have you taken a hooker every time
you've flung me a half dollar? Do
you know how many you've had In
the two hours?"
why, no. can't shays do" the
Johnny replied. sweetly
We'll" and the doorkeeper pulled
the silver coins from his pocket ana
counted them over. I've got $3.50
here"
The Johnny's eyes opened with =
wide, troubled look. Ia an instant
he had grown almost sober lie sal
up straight on his barrel and gazed
al the doorkeeDer with horrlGed e1
preston.
oh, shay, old man. s'zat trre
Great Scott Thirteen S'aWful bad
luck, Here iinging the doorkeeper
another half dollar aud starting on tl5e,
run for the bar Foods sake. len,me
get IA"
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A number OF department ,e...lals
were discussing the capacity for work
Of such men as President Roosevelt
and Secretary Root Wlo manage 10
accomplish a great deal OF course
President Roosevelt Is a phenomenon
for work. and he gives one rather
whiriwind Impression. whether be y
writing a book or playing tennis. Bui
Secretary Root, according to many
Weiiinformed persons. does about as
much work without ever seeming 10
move out Of a walk. and always SEEM
10 have an abundance Of time
sorts OF social duties that e-9
OF hlf position, and ~ Nlll Or
timetthau double publican Edi
WORK All Republican
esent are expected
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oasor.uany ssos se..-aoslnsOns
RIFLE CONTESTS IIolN
At sEAoiRT N. },
tBy Associated Press.l

tBy Associated Press.)
seagirt, n. j.. Aug 27-Durflg the
two weeks beginning today the famous
rifle ranges here will be the scene OF
the greatest gathe-ing OF rifle SLOTS
that the United States ever has Wit
messed. The occasion is the rifle matches
Shot under the auspices ~ the NatiOlal
Board for the Promotion of Rifle Prac-
tce the National Rin Association Of
America and the New Jersey state Rifle
association. The tournament opened to-
day with the matches of the National
Rifle association ana the New Jersey
State Rifle association, which viii con h
unue through the week. The national
n7ard matches viii begin next Monday.
and coatinae through Thursday and
probably longer
Nearly forty state stems are entered.
with Four from the regulars and one from
West Point. Tha new contestants this
year are Alabama. A-kn1sas. Louisiana.
Mississippi Colorado. New Mesico and
Oklahoma. Victory in the national match
according 10 the opinion ~ a majority of
the experts here. probably rests among
Aeu York. the uaifed states infaltry.
BIO. The marine corps. Stw Jersey ana
tho District ~ Colqpbla cash prizes
aggregating $500 Hin BE- distributed
anionE the Winnera
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Weanesaay.

Mrs. c. f. cotteral enterains Karten-
spiel club "a afternoon.
Matrons silver medal contest in even
ing al First Methodist church. under
auspices Of womens caristiaa Temper
ance Union.
Ladies Aid Society Of F~st Christian
church give lee cream festival in evening
al residence OF Mrs. Franz wilbef. 222
East Cleveland avenue.
Miss May Joney enter'ains coteFie Of
young friends in afternoon
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weeks vacation.
Misses Nina and Florence Coppage, OF
Fl Worth Texas. are visiting their
cousins Misses Ruth ara Mary Bam-
ford this week.
Or. ana Mrs. Charles Furrow, OF
Perkins both well Snowr here are the
proud parents 81 dear title baby girl
born Sunday morning.
Mrs. Abbie p. Hnierman, territorial
president Of the w. G. r. u, will come
from Gushing tomorrow to be here this
week attending the county convention.
Misses Dessa aad Winnie Matchett are
expected home the latter part OF the
week from an extended visit with rela-
uvea in Pennsylvania ana other Eastern
states
Little -:iss May Jollev has extended
an invitation to number Of he- young
friends TO bee her guests Wednesday ar
ternoon at her pleasant home on East
Oklahoma avenue.
Miss Alfretta Jeaning- is home iron.
delightful four weeks trip 10 Chicago
ana The Lake -e-orts. She enjoyed
the trip vesy much and 9 feeling greatly
refreshed from the outline
Miss Temming Of Edmold, is assist
ing with the stenogaphy work this
week fn elinerintcndent Raxferss office
Miss Temming IS the o7ly daughter Of
Prof. Temming. OF the Central state
Normal school
Mrs George r Dunuica ami little
daughter have returned from visit
with her sister. Mrs. r. NJ. Mcpherson.
at Tonkawa. Mrs. Dunaica's youag
niece. Miss Vera. and nephew Master
Glenn. accompanied her iome.
Mrs W A. Frasie- and Mrs W b.
Herod were selected delegates 10 rep
rescent the City Fede-atlon Of women's
clubs az the annual territorial fedora
tion convention held az Lawton IN DC
tober. Arz. J. c. New'ind and Misc
Alma Carson we're selected a. alter
MATES.
Adler's orchestra. assisted by several
Of the Bsnedidtine Sisters. gave a
sacred musicale sunday afternoon az
st. Josephs academy. The musicale was
given complimentary to the visiting
Sisters who have satheed here from
other schools 20 spend The summer yaca-
zion months. The program included
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many beautiful selectiols with harp
and violin numbers by sisters from the
home school. There were also several
vocal selections. A dainty luncheon was
served at the close Of The musicale
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tuesday,.

Shakespeare club holds annual election
OF Officers in afternoon at Library club
rooms.
Ladies Social circle Of First Presby-
telian church give lawn fete in evening
at residence OF Mr. and MS J. w. Nc
Neal
Miss Eva Fife entertaIns younger set
in evening.
Plymouth Congregational church gives
ice cream festival in event e at residelcs
OF Mrs. J. S. Schultz, 1911 West Ciove-
land avenue.
Dance in evening at Island park pa
vilion Adlers orchestra playing
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CHARGED VIII alal's mueoeO


CBy Associated Pressj
Heskimer n. y. aug An oxtraordi-
uary term OF the supreme couu con-
vened here today FOR tac -ial Of ches-
ter Gillette. who is c1arFed with The
murder of Grace Brown She went oui
on Big Moose la6e with Gillette and he
asserts che was drowlel afte- ihe ac-
cidentd upscttiug OF the boat.
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nouaced at the pavilio min Island park,
Adlers orchestra furnishing the music.
The pavilion has been lmprved with the
addition of new flooi and dancing
viii be much more pleasu"able. A con
cert will be given from eight o'clocN un-
til line by the orchestra 10 which every
one is invited.
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Dr. ana Mrs, Charles Furrow, OF
Perkins both well Snowr here are the
proud parents ~ dear title baby girl
born Sunday morning.
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PERSONAL
MENTION

a. u. riety Is a Perry today
81 G. Maye,te Is in coyie today
or w A. ca- j. IN Perry today
w a. Koiey is In Perkins Oh bust.
ness.
}. r. Demms is in tow from " Reno
today
r.. NJ chneott is in Ferry today on
business
y r. Leach is in P,wnee today on
business
C. ] Emersoa is here nom perry on
business
Rev. \. p. w1cl,nam Is On oklahoma
city today.
webb Land Of Musk gee. Is in the
city today.
VIM North. Of Kansas city. Is in The
city today.
c f. Cow is IN oklahoma c. today
ON busiaese.
Frank Gachen is n Edmond today
ON business.
Frank b. Lucas las returned from
Eureka Springs.
w. p Emerson is IN town from AelSan-
sas city today.
NJ e. whip9le was in the city from
coyle yesterday.
Jack o'Neai returned on the morning
train from Perry.
Miss sarber came in hom Perkins on
the morning train.
F. E. Houghton returned from cashiou
on the morning train.
l.. W smith. Of Dallas. is visitor in
the capital city today.
Mrs Hugh scott returned ON tse
morniag train from Enid.
N NJ. e. whipple, Coyle banker was a
) sunday visitor in the city
Nr ana Mrs s " BarHey Of Pawneo
\ were visitors here sunday
\ VIM Grimes came up from odanoma
\ city on the moraing t7s:a
Z w r. ciemlns. came p from sun-
y water on the morning ra5a.
v ----
Miss Elerlck. Of Anaaa-ko is ln a.,
(( city visiting Mrs. J. ". F'eld.
Mr. and Mrs W. d. Antrim OF Paw
J nee. spent sunday in the city.
Nj and Mrs b. $, Sfecdlre came 4.
from Pawnee on the morning train.
: Mr. aad Mrs Emil Ritterbusch are IL
Oklahoma city today visiting friends.
ed Gray, editor OF n. Times Demo
crat. Is in the city today from Pawnee
Mr. and Mrs. w A. Biedcrmau return
k ed this morning f-om trip 10 Chicago
"A Prof Morris. OF the and " Col
u ege is IN the city TODAY fcm saltwater
Miss ola Hale has returned from
visit with Miss Bertha .idge 90 chaud
:, Ter.
4 n. NJ carter returned o1 the mo-nlnl
A train from business trip to Oklahoma
II city
e Dr. j. J.. Mclaughlin and Dr. w c
+ Wolfe, arc n the city to'ay from Mus
e kogee.
Miss Hama Lee Richmond tume'
from visit with friends IN stnwate
!, today.
!. J. =. Candy. ex-member Of the legis
e iature. is ia the city rday from For
e supply.
4 Rev }. n Fazel preached sunday a
d the First Presbyterian church 90 Okla
d hJma city.
o President Page. Of The Iangs'oa uni
Do venity WAS in the cltg between traia
this morning.
s g. r Wolf Of the ~ Reno & westen
- Railway company Is ia Oklahoma chi
&? on business
Is Earl Keys Of the Oklahoman reporter
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Miss Lillian Boles. director Of music
at the southweste-l Normal institute
at Weatherford, returned home Sunday
from a trip through Colorado. Several
weeks she spent IN Denver whore, a post
graduate course in piano and vocel
music was takea. He- young brother.
John. who has been with her for a
couple Of weeks. accompanied Mlss Boles
home.
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Misses Nina and Florence Coppage, OF
Fl Worth, Texas. are visiting their
cousins Misses Ruth ara Mary Bam-
ford this week.
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returning this morning from four
weeks vacation
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Mrs Abbie p. Hnlerman, territorial
president Of the w. c. r. L., Will come
from Gushing tomorrow to be here this
week attending the county convention.