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Arizona republican., 1906-11-01
THE GOVERNORS PROCLAMA-
TON OF A GENERAL
ELECTION.
To Be Held November g, 1906.

To this people of Arizona:
Pursuant TO the provisions of Chap
ter /, title Xxx Elections. OF the Re
vised Statutes OF Arizona, 1901. it is
hereby proclaimed by the governor Of
+ Arizona;
That a general election shall be held
by the qualified voters of the Terr--
tory of Arizona. on Tuesday. the 9Th
day of November, 1906 for the follow
ing named officers:
a Delegate to Congress-;
One member If the Legislative
Council, by the qualified voters of the
counties of Pima and Santa Cruz
jointly
one member OF the legislative coun-
ell and one member of the house of
representatives. in Apache county:
one member OF the legislative council
and one member of the house Of rep
resentatives in Coconino county: one
member of the legislative council and
three members Of the house of repre-
sentatives in Cochise county; one
member of the legislative council and
one member of the house of repre-
sentatives in ella county; one member
of the legislative council and two
members of the house of representa-
tives, in Graham county; one member
of the legislative council and four
members of the house of representa-
tives in MaricOpa county; one
member of the legislative council
and one member of house of rep
resentatives in Mohave county;
one member of the legislative
council and one member of the house
of representatives in Navajo county;
three members of the house of repre-
sentatives in Pima county; one mem
Der of the legislative council and two
members of the house of r~H~esenta-
tives in Pinal county; one member of
the house of representatives in Santa
Cruz county; one member of the leg
islative council and three members of
the house of representatives in Yava-
pia county; one member of the legis-
lative council, and one member of the
house of representatives in Yuma
county
And in each of the several counties
by the qualified electors thereof, one
probate judge, and where the probate
judge is not, by virtue of his office, /.
county school superintendent also a
county school superintendent. one dis +
trict attorney; one sheriff, one treas 4
urer, who shall also be, by virtue of
his office, tax collector; one recorder, Z
one surveyor Two members of the
board of supervisors, and such other
county officers where vacancies have +
occurred in the offices, and which may
hereafter and before said election oc-
cur, which are required or authorized (
by law to be filled at said election.
Also, il. each OF the several justice +
precincts of the several counties in the
territory, having a population of five
thousand or over two justices of the Z
peace, and two constables. and i'm each /
of the several justice precincts of /
said counties, having a population OF .
less than five thousand. one justice OF .
the peace and one constable.
And 1 do hereby offer a reward Of
fifty dollars for the arrest and con-
vistion of any and every person vio- /
lating any Of the prOisiOns of Title /
Arizona republican., 1906-11-01

", Part I, of the Penal Code. such
rewards to be paid until the total
amount hereafter expended Eor tie
purpose reaches the amount OF ole
thousand dollars.
In witness weher0f. have hereunra
set my hand and caused the Cree
Seal of the territory of Arizona 10 d.
affixed. Done at Phoenix the capita
this first day of September, Ammo
Domini, 1906.
tSeaD JOSEPH H. KIBBEY.
BY the governor.
w f. NICHOLS.
Secretary Of the Territory Of Arizonl-
Arizona republican., 1906-11-01
suseUEHANNA DAN.

At Mccall Ferry, Pa. forty miles
from Baltimore and sixty miles from
Philadelphia, there is in course Of con
strUction one of the greatest dams i'm
the country, intended 70 develop from
the waters OF the Susquehanna river
electric power to the delivered capacity
of from 5000 TO 100. 900 horsepOwer.
When completed the electricity gener-
ated there viii be supplied TO Baltimore
Philadelphia. New York. Lancaster.
Harrisburg, York and a number of 9TH
err cities
Arizona republican., 1906-11-01
LIST OF SCHOLARSHIPS
In The Republican Subscription Cor
test for Boys and Girls.


The Phoenix Academy and Business
College, choice of any course, business,
academic or classic.
Arizona School of Music, vocal, pr
ano, violin, eIooutiOn and physical euI-
ture.
Lamson Business College, bookkeep-
ing, shorthand, tyPewriting, CONNER
ciaI law, practical business or any 9th
err course.
Scranton international Correspond
enoe School. electrical, mechanical.
mining, engineering, architectural
draughtsman, advertisement writing,
and illustrating, assaying, chemistry,
and others.
A trip to the coast-free round trip
transportation to the summer play
grounds of the southwest.
trip to Grand Canyon-free round
trip transportation to the tourists
mecca of the United States.
he best suit OF clothes in the house
for the boy who ranks highest-given
by the New York Store.
he best winter coat IN the house for
the girl who ranks hishest-siven b.
the New York Store.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-01
A CLASH UNEXPECTED.

Omaha, Neb.. oct. 31.-Advices re
ceived at army headquarters here as
late as 3 O'Clock this afternoon from
Major GriersOn. in command of the de-
'achment OF the Tenth Cavalry which
first took the field in pursuit of the
Gtes in Wyoming, say that there is no
prospect of a clash between the troops
and the Indians The latter are quiet
~ hunting in the mountains near their
camp on Powder river instead of NOV
Arizona republican., 1906-11-01

that 100 Sioux Indians were wandering
fifteen miles northwest of Sheridan.
The Utes. it is said, make forced
marches northward by night. hiding
from the soldiers by day in the broken
country through which they are trav-
cling The Utes should soon arrive in
BTaey. it is thought.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-01

that nobody shall be penalized for join
ing American vessels. il is expected. to
result in trouble between the cabinets at
London and at Washington. The latter
viii probably demand that Great Brit
ain make good the pledge embodied in
the modus NiNendi
Arizona republican., 1906-11-01
OUR VERSION.

To what do you owe your immense
fortune?' inquired the Japanese tour
ist.
To my dishOnorabTe ancestors, an
swered the American millionaire, with
an expansive smile
Arizona republican., 1906-11-01
HORRIBLE BEATING
OF SAM BERGER
At the End of the Tenth Round With
Al Kaufman He was Unable to
Stand.

San Francisco, oct. 31.-AI kaufman
gave Sam Berger an awful beating to-
night and when Berger was practically
out, his seconds threw up. the sponge in
Arizona republican., 1906-11-01

ing toward the Cheyenne reservations
rs was reported. Major Grierson ex-
poets to\have a conference with the
chiefs OF the band in q day or~so.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-01
THE ATLANTIC UNION.

Prof. Muirhead of Harvard is taking
an active interest in this country i'm
the furtherance of Lord NonkswelI's
Atlantic union, formed To promote
friendly and social relations between
American and British statesmen. art
lists, authors and educators Among
the council of this union are Ian Mac
Laren," Conan Doyle, Lord Coleridge.
the Earl of Aberdeen, H. A. Jones. An
thony Hope, the Earl of Elgin and
many other British notables. Sir Wal
ter Besant really founded the union.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-01

Secretary Taft may congratulate
himself on getting out of Cuba before
the question of pensions for the surviv-
Ors OF the late war" was raised.-NeW
Orleans Times-DemOcrat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-10
@roBcs Tnffrben ctrcat

@roBcs Imffrben crrcat
in 9cmbcrg sic &erba|tung hc3 $pt'
oberoifisiois @linSfi, Scr brrcitS 81
0icnitiahrc birtcr iid bal. Der $tr-
baftete, tpelDer Der Strede Semberg
-&rafau sur Tienitlpiltun9 5ngc-
ibeilt NOR, bat Ieit elmer Hcibe o
SSobren 9riefe, meld)e alis Imerifl
BON bort leben0en polnii6en @nli-
srant,n on ibre sali5iiden ansebOri'
aen eelanot murOen, erbrodjen uRo
hires Snbaltes, Der Die @rlparmlie
ser @ustpanOcrer ooriteltc, beraubt-
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in Der @obnnna @linsfis cine &eibe
bon erbrofcnen &liberts ionic I'm,
boltspunfte bofiir eefnnOen, bop Der
8erbnftete aud, @oaren, Die on Die
9embereer &oufmanni6aft geionat
tuuroer, liG angccignet bnbe.
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lebt, lit gaiss Don adt nnebcli@en
&inOern.
&aube 8 a D c. lin raube
6dnoe binnen elmer 8iertelitunoe 10
sart gu MAIDEN. Dap man ioslei9 NIT
offener Ssibe itiden fann, gebe mon
einen GblOffeI pou 2einDl in cine I'm
tertaHe unb menge mittelft zines !6pf5>
fpaGtels na9 uno na9 feingeItebte
Steinfoblenuf9e %barunter, bis elm fehr
fteifer Seig oaraus entftebt; nit oiefem
reibe man ois 9dnOe or Sen rauben
Stenen nobl cine 8iertelItunoe lang
beieitige Damn bie Mafe uno poide,
nit elmer 8iirite uno piel Seife. Sie
Steinfoblenafhe pirft babel als feiuffe
Seile, bic abgeriHenen !9auttheilher
beieitigenb, tpdbrenO oas 3einDl Die
mod fefte 9aut our9bringt uno bieg<
fam erbdlt. ginmaliaer 9ebruu6
bilft Bel fortgeiebter rauber 9lrbeit auf
IA Sage uno niiibte Damn ipieoerbolt
rer6en. Sic Mafe lGbt ii9 in sinem
por5elanz ober @lasnGpp9en lufts
bidt peri6loFsn poer nit @aHer iber-
gotten oufbepabren. i
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tnen= uno 6 itronen>
d q len. Man fddlt Die Sdaler
fem ab, 10 Dab oas @eiBe an Der
Sru9t bGnsen bleibt, legt oiefelbe M
elm 9las, aibt seniseno flaren. reGt
feinen 3uder oaau, f9iittelt aGes
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f4lieBt bus Glus nit pufienbem Dedef
oOer papier. gbenio ldbt ii9 audi Der
Saft Der senannten 5rii9te pertpen>
Den, inoem man ibm 10 biel fldren
3uder suieBt, DAB Oerfelbe gang bapou
aufgeidugt miro. Sas dnf oiefe
Beiie %gerpcnnene @ingema9te bdIt i'd,
monatse uno iabrelang.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-10

Did. 2oFe sic Fh emOl 70 atp6If
oober per5ebn 8uspei4ubs on ben
&opp b%ombabbiers, bann f0nne sc
epprief4iiebte in mas for { &anbi>
i9en i9 getpsie i'm. Off &obrs i'm
uff mel 9e6aIer bic Selma I'm Der
ghrift alei9 herbeifomme. aiptper bas
bot midi audi perbont tpenie gut eez
balm. SD i'm pibber itre6t ins gstt
I'm FEN ben Oofter Wort sef4idt gu
fomme. Wie Der fpmme is, Do got
er Die SGno ifpfper iein &opp 3uiam;
me sei4lase unO iagt: r5Or 9utneB
Sebf, Mifter S9eriff, mas ben &c
stma6t9 Sin Sic unner bic &auz
beus seratbe obbsr bot Sbne e @tbo;
mobil@ bor9 bic 9an5e Stritt ge=
faleift2 Die Snfderries, ID sic ben,
bic tann ia mod nit in bier Wo9e
furire un bieietos baB i'm i9 I9ubr,
oaB Sic Sbr gunses 2etpe lang {
perfpetf6te Sos I'm Derorehtes
Munbitid bsn." Sebn Se Miftsr
Gbit6or, bas i'm alfo meme Muss.
itdte I'm an allen is nids I9ulb als
pie bic 8albrians. Mann bic nit in
met 9aus mare, bann tpdr gar nids
gehdppenb I'M i9 mar beut nod 10
en- f4Dner &erl, pie i9 INNER elmer
setpeie i'm.
Nit alerbanb @9tuns
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Meif Saberdd,
gstioeier I'm S9eriff BON @ppel Sad,
6plie Serrer &duntie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-10

Simmer m Sod. SIT FEM
men ia bic brei S1peftern, 6srr Rez
baftear, pie lit benn bic 'Gmhs2" :
WiBblatt $ Rebafteur: vMlt!!" = limb
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LIMB bic Siinsfte. bic f4On 70 oft per<
sobt tpor3A - .Mbeebrau9t!.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-10

mMlio. liebss 5rauden, id babe
beute mein Seben nit 10000 Mart
periidern laHen."-rG9 nein, bas
bGtteft 9u mir niht fasen fonen, oo@
nit mubteit Ou mid iberraf4en.
Sept piro's mir gar feline Greube ma
den, tpenn = Ou ftirbf."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-10
&tintntitunspnu.

Stun, &amerao, beute Nittag nor
ia Der 9eridtspOasieber BEL Sbnen!!"
-nSa tpar riefis itimmunssponer
Moment! -. Ils mir &erl 0edfef
prdientirte, auf .9auptpa6e briiben
Resimentsmufit Prdfentirmuri8. ies
fpielt!~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-10
Jolly Banquet

The banquet was an auspicious affair.
Tho todstmaster. Hon. } NJ Thompson
ia neat manner introduced tAe follow
ing speatcrs after the banquet and enc
thusasm was at its height during the
toasts ns was attestcd 10y the uproars Of
applause,
Address Of Welcome, Hon. 4. II. Rely
shawnee; the Necessity of Organiza
ton Hon. Fred Parkinson Wagner, !.
r.. Hon. Jesse J. Dunn. OF Aiva, OSia.,
Race Color and Present Conditions Of the
Indian Territory Hon n. A. Gibson.
Muskogee l. n the Short Grass Demo-
crats Hon. j. l.. CARPENTER, Mangum,
Okla. Politics OF the Third congression-
al District. Hon. r. 8. r. Amos. Vinita,
l. r.: Shall we Preserve the Memory of
Bird Mcclure by Picture or Bust, Hon.
Sam H. Harris. Perry Okla. State Con-
troll Of Corporations, Hon. w. A. Lowe
Guthrie. Democratic Constitution
Hon. w. a. Ledbetter. Ardmore, ]. r.
Bin Cross. Hon VIM Cross, Oklaho-
ma city; the Primary system. Hon X.
l.. Williams Durant l. r.. the Demo-
cratic Press. T.. c. Niblack. Guthrie,
Hon Otis y. Weaver Ada. l. r.; Judi
cial Gerrymmdcring. Hon. Woodward -.
Norven Tulsa. l. r.; the Shadow OF the
Black Bet Hon. NJ J. Kane. Kingiisher,
the School Lands. Hon. Jas r. Jacobs,
Shawnee; "l9l3,' Hon. Roy stafford.
Oklahoma city. okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-10
STATE DEMOCRATIC
COMMITTEE MEETS


Of clean honest heht for good gov.
ernment then it will be time to CON
slider candidates for OFFICES The
Democracy OF Oklahoma indicated by
their actions here yesterday that they
intended to 90 on record as standing
for The things that are OF vital con.
Germ 10 the people directly and with
,ne mea tuat lney whl nave in the
field and the Issues they advocate
they will pat up a campaign that will
put demagoeuery and political gag
riie TO rout.
Prospective Candidates.
Following are some OF the prospec-
tive candidates mentioned.
United States Senate Henry Fur
man, Of Ada Roy Hoffman, Chandler:
n. p. Gore, Lawton; Morton Ruther-
ford. Muskogee; Roy stafford, Okla
homa City
Governor-Tom Doyle Perry Bob
Williams. Dmant: J. J. McAlester,
McAlester. H. b spaulding, Musko-
gee; Lee Cmce, Ardmore; F. u. Fife,
Muskogee; Judge Pitman. shawnee
Chief Justice--Jesse Dunn, Alya;
Milton Bryan, Shawnee; Bob Wood.
Shawnee; NJ. j. Kane, Kinghsher;
Judge Lowe. El Reno
Lieutenant Governor-George Bell
amy, III Reno
Attorney General--A. NJ Mackey,
Pond Greek; w. II. Hughes, Oklahoma
City
Railroad Commissioner Bill Cross
Oklahoma CITY
There is no need TO try to enumer-
ate the candidates for congress as
they are very thick. It was them that
the man had in view when he said
that requiring the candidates to resign
from the committee would make II
hard to fiji up the committee There
are more candidates for the congres
sional nomination in the Fifth district
than any other S. p Freezing. Shaw
nee Redford Bond, Chickasha; Claude
Weaver Pauls Valley; j. l.. Carpenter
Mangum; e. L. Crale, Norman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-10
BOARD OF PHARMACY.

The regular quarterly meeting Of the
board VIII be held at oklahoma city,
OKLA, July 10, 1906.
The fee for examination is $500 To
those who fail second opportunity Is
given at the next meeting Of the board,
without extra cost. An average grade
Of IS per cent. is required TO obtain a
certificate OF registration and 60 per cent
for AN assistant certificate.
The subjects covered by the examina-
ton are, Pharmacy. Chemistry. Materia
Medicd. Identification and Posology.
Graduates OF such colleges as the
board may recognize. including only
such as required four years Of practical
experience prior 70 Issuing diploma, will
be registered without examination on
proper application and payment Of regis
traitor fee Of 500.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-10
BUST OR PICTURE.
Address OF JUDGE Sam Harris on the
Memory Of Bird MCGUIRE.

The following literary gem was handed
10 the Hon sam Harris Of Percy ana
recognizing its literary morit, and fully
appreciatlng the sentiment II so apty
expressed Mr. Harris read II In respond
Ing 60 toast at the Democratic ban
quet last night In explaining It's author
ship Mr. Harris assured the assembled
guests hat II was written by a Repub-
mcnn but added that to perfectly conceal
the AUTHORS identity so there would be
no attempt on the part Of any one 10
guess who he was, he would simply say
that ne was a Republican who has been
recently suspected OF graft
shall the state preserve the memory
Of Bird Mcclure BY picture OF by bustf
what a question: What itue1essi
As though it was not our plain duty
10 exhaust an means AT our command
Picture on bust Bust and picture.
Picture OF bust Bust or picture.
Since this Is the only opportunity the
state VIII have to do anything worth
while lu the way Of preserving the mem-
ory OF "a great man why save up my
thing that ia good for us? Why not
several pictures and more bustsY What
manner Of man could have selected my
subiectg Has this manager on master
of ceremonies gone "Dippy' on REV
eouo sunicient FOR the expenses of the
government economically admm.steredf
Who cares d dam f0r ex1enses when ok
lahoma starts out 90 honor the truly
great? Let's put the painters 20 wor@
and the bustcfa 10 Dustin and just tcll
'em to quit when they get tired, and
since that Is the only real job Of pre-
serving We have iu sight have busts
enough 20 90 clear around the hall with
pictures between.
our manager. master OF ceremonies,
or dope dispenser or whatever you
9ll him. certainly overlooked the isa-
portance Of my subject or has been
laadmg the Simple Life and consid-
ers one kind Of preserves sufficient for
the most important occasion
would remind YOU Mr Manager that
| Bird Mcclure is something unusual, II
not truly wonderful Why dida't he
get elected 20 congress even with ma
| ioritY Of the votes east against him,
and without The assistance OF RE
I turning Board" that was ever m 'ntioned
in the papers? This was almost just like
Republican president. Hasn't be done
bic best 10 keep lot of miss-ft poll
/ ticians in office for four years and aeea
I the citizens Of Oklahoma and Indian
I Territory out of their rights AZ citizens
of the United states7 Hasn't he learned
/ 10 talk about Party Policies" almost
exactly IKE Mr Cannon? HASN'T be de-
veloped a "Gal" that permits him te
say boastingly and without blushlng that
the only reason Tor Withholding justics
10 our people was on account OF q dirty
and unoonscionable political JOB mat th.
Republican party was trying 10 work on
Arizona? Didn't be come 10 the bal
smiling and confident TO Snock out d
home run On the Warren amendment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-10

Mrs. Murray. of Kildare, was here be-
tween trains this morning enroute to
Pawnee.
Mrs. Frank Salisbury returned this
morning from several weeks visit IN
Wichita.
Dew e. c. Sharp returned from a
business trip to Oklahoma City this
morning,
Emmett stobaugh passed through the
city today from Crescent city enroute
10 Lawton.
o. E. shuler and Ed W. Markwen
came up from oklahoma City on the
morning train.
O. L. Mears president of the Cim-
arron Valley bank at Coyle is here to-
day on business,
G. b. Wade. roadmaster for the Ft.
Smith & Western. is here today from Ft.
smith on business.
Dr. L. ]. Allen. OF Oklahoma City
federal livestock inspector, is in the city
on official business.
, ]. A. Gibson went to Oklahoma City
on the morning train TO atted the hard
ware dealers convention.
Roy Lake formerly student in th'
Logan county high school is in the cit,
this weey visiting friends.
Superintendent John Young, OF III
Government building leaves SATURDAY.
for Washington, D. c,
Real Eestate Dealer Bnckman re-
turned yesterday on the afternoon trah
from a business trip 70 Enid
Daniel Pulp. Frank Lassen and Georg'
Lavender of Wichitq, are among th'
business visitors in the city today.
II. +. Eedie Of Kansas City. repres
enting the New York Central railway
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-10
eoucArIoNAl eoples Meer.
Anlalgamatlon OF indian Territory and
Oklahoma Territory Teachers
Association.

The executive committee Of the Indian
Territory Educational association and
the executive committee Of the Territor-
ial Teachers association Of Oklahoma
met In joint session at Oklahoma city
July 3rd, aud perfected the preliminary
plans for the amalgamation OF the two
associations aud the formation Of the
Oklahoma stlte Educational associa-
ton. From Indian Territory Supterin-
tendent Chas. Evans OF Ardmore. and
superintendent j. c. Masters OF Tulsa
were present. From Oklahoma super
intendent J. H. Bayes Of Cha.sller. Prof.
Knipe Of the Northwestern State Nor
mai school, and Superintendent Scott
Glen OF Shawnee as members OF tho
executive committee and Robert l..
Knie. OF Washita County. who s presi-
dent OF the Oklahoma association. were
present
The two committees amalgamated by
electing superintendent Evans az then
chairman and Superintendent Glen az
secretary. Resolutions were passed hxine
December 26th. 9th aud 2Sth. as the
time for holding the first state teachers
convention. and Shawnee as the place
Su1ellhiehuent bleh was instructed u
use every effort TO secure Senator Bailey
and Senator Beyeridgo for the occasion
President c. Stanley Hall Of Clark Uni
versity will be invited to give the educa-
tional address.
A notable feature Of the program Will
be series OF addresses dealing with the
problems which will confront the peo-
pie and the Legislature OF the new state
In the reorganization Of the school
system
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-10
PERSONAL
NJ ENTION

]. Murdock, is here today on business.
H. b. Bowden is In Edmond today on
business.
A. H. Geissler is here from Oklahoma
City today.
John Embry came over from Chandler
this morning,
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Duyn left last even-
ing for Lawton.
Fred A. Wilson is here from Enid to-
day on business.
Attorney c. r. Peck went to Perry on
the morning train.
F. b. Lille was in Oklahoma City yes
terday on business.
W. II. Beatty went to Oklahoma City
on the morning train.
A. p. Portwood went to Oklahoma City
on the morning train.
Mrs ]. r. Frye of Torence, Texas, Is
visitor here this week.
e. " Hutchins went TO MulhaI on tn,
morning train on business.
Albert Reed returned this morning
from a business trip to Perry.
+. IT, Knauss returned from a busi-
ness trip 10 Perry this morning
Roy Hadsel registrar al the state uni
versity at Norman, Is in the city today
Governor Frantz aud Secretary Orvill'
FFantz returned this morning from
Enid.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-10
LOCAL PoINTs.

Joe HorrIs Is having his wheat thresh-
90 today
Ralph Funston has a D. ton az the
Model Grocery store.
The new horse on tie nre depart
mcnt is making good
large new platform o. being built
az the Santa Re station.
Guy Richmond has taken q position as
clerk AZ Chestera grocery store.
The Guthrie gas company Is laying
mains in West Capital Heights now.
When II rains on Monday d rains two
more days In the week, watch and see'
r G. Vincent Is building a Large adj
dltion % his residence al the corner Of
Elm and Harrison,
Capt and Mrs ID r. Hegler have
moved into their handsome new resi-
renee. sos East Cleveland avenue.
The street Car barn has received a
new coat Of paint and the row q electric
lights across the front makes a nice
showing az night.
Kintz & Olds u the way tie sign nov
reads over Harge Oids Harrison avenue
real estate oHice. The new member Of
the hrm formerly conducted the Daily
hotel.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-10
TEXAS GRAIN DEALERS HERE.

]. c. whalcy. Of Gainesville. Texas: II.
Diuinger. OF New Brownheld; Gus Giles
ecke. OF San Antonio and II. l.. Knolte,
OF Sejlun. al prominent Texas grain
dealers, arp here this week looking over
the wheat prospects IN the new state
Mr. Whaley, president of the Texas Mil
& Elevator company, stated that he be-
lievei that the price Of wheat would
go sun lower than IL y at present lie
purchased several hundred carloads OF
grain from the Capital Grain company
OF this city.