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Mrs Walkers Funeral.
From tie family residence. on North
Drexel boulevard this AFTERNOON nl
three O'Clock the funeral services over
the rcmaios of Mrs " a. Walker were
held Rev w a Rose pastor OF the
First Methodist church. conducted ttc
beautiful service The floral offerings
were many aad large gathering Of
friends of the deceased attended the SER
vice. The nemAins were Inferred in
summit View cemetery
The announcement of Tie sudden de-
mise of Mrs Walker was received With
general feeling OF sadness b, the hosts
of frieads
The members of the city council were
at the station This morning una accom-
panied The berft husband Councilman
Walker. and the members OF the family
10 the home. The local hrc Insurance
organization and city officials were also
present "a the funeral service this af-
tefIoon ana accompanied the funeral
oeTtege 10 fh. cemetery
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cnANeE oF rlME
ON NJ TAe o. ga c. 8. r.

ON THE o. ES C. 81. r
The Denver Enid 4 Gull railway have
lssucd . new time card. which viii "
into effect sunday Juae "a. midnight
Both passenger taina VIII continue
tG run through, Hiowa 10 Guthrie. The
running time Of the PASSENGER iraius
has been shoftencd up littl' but the
sctedule jal remain prncus1lly the
sane
'rhe principle reason Tor the change is
to yet the local freight out of Guthrie
at 0;2o ID. va. instead OF 1920 q. no. in or
der to handle promptly Kausas City. 81
joe Atchison and Chicaso freight for
Enid which arrives u Guthrie VIZ
santa he early in the morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-26
NATURE SMILES
ON ASSEMBLY
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being put on by the Oklahoma city
Hive team In the evening there will
be competitive team drill at the
headquarters tent on the assembly
grolnds, after which the Lady Macca
bees of Guthrie Hive will tender re-
ception to all Lady Maceabees at the
headquarters tent, from to o. m.
daring which light refreshments viii
be served
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-26

Crawford How ARE an your old
friends? q bshaw They must be get
ting along first rate They never come
around to see me -Watson's Magazine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-26

IL Is easy to learn something about
everything, lut difficult to learn every
thing about mything -Emmons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-26
A Life Problem
Hurry Hard, Nervous Bran Work
may do No Harm
or Terrible Injury

1t all depends on Food and the mental condition.
If you lind yourself growing weak, stomach
any other trouble is setting in, it's sign you
are using up gray matter than the food
How correct it, Change diet.
Quit coffee entirely
Breakfast
A little Fruit.
A dish of GRAPE-NUTS and cream.
A soft-boiled Egg, Toast, and
A cup of POSTUM--HOT.
There you are nourshed and happy n1til lunch time,
and that you have the food the lite forces TO
fully rebuild the waste in gray matter in and
brain.
There's Reason"
Prove it,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-26
COST 500, 900 70 eer rAeM.
Tho ENtradltion Bill in the Case OF
Greene and eaynor.

Washington. June 20 IL cost the gov-
erameit sioo.oo0 tc cNtiaditr Greene ana
GaNnor aud bring them 20 trial This
statement IS contained ion q letter writ
ten by Attorney General Moody To-
Chairman rlwurv explaining request
for a deficiency appropriation. OF this
sum hc says te2.5OO is to bo paid to
foreign counsel in this case. Their ser-
yicrs' he said "hesan several years
ago aud were completed during tbe cur
rent fiscal year by the .atml of Green
aud1 GaSpor 10 savannah for trial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-26

oETTLEMAN's $1,000 MUM
BEER AT SAME OLD MOSES.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-26

Territorial Federation.
President-Mrs. A. @. scott. stiii-
water.
First vice prssidsnt--Mrs. Riddle.
Chiciasha.
Second vice president-Mrs. Ledbst-
ter. Ardmore.
Recording sesretary-Nrs. p. r. King.
Newkirk.
Corresponding secretary :rs. Ray,
saltwater
Treasurer-Snss Maude Decos. Aiva-
Auditor. Mrs. II. NJ. Clark. Pawnse.
city FederatIon.
President Mrs. W. A. Frasier.
Vice president Mrs. Horace Speed.
Recording secretary. Miss Alma Car
sen.
Corresponding secretary. Miss Helen
Green
Treasurer. Mrs. william BlinoOe.
mensely and have had a splendid time
seeing the Interesting sights presented
in the old world Fridiy they will sail
for America. making the return trip In
the steamer Baltic.
The members of the Kimona club "a
to oklahoma city tomorrow 90 be hous,
guests OF Mrs. E. l.. Fulton for a coupls
Of days.
The following visitors registered at Tho
Carnegie library.
Mr.. and Mrs H. j Jackson, Miaueopo-
lis Nlinn
Miss Louis Froeymycr. Purcell
Mr.. ana MIS-. d. l.. Clark. l.awton
John y. Richards. Okeemah
Miss Helen Bardshall. NewlirlS
Mr.. and Mrs. y. r Earnest, BLACKWELL
Miss Klte Burdctte. Girard, Kansas
Mr.. and Mrs $ B Mowbnd. wood
ward
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-26
LOCAL POINTS.

Mnnikan a Reynolds. ihe real estate
dealers have bought beautiful new
runabout with ihe firm name painted on
the seat both sides and back. ia gold.
Il b. nobby affair aud attracts "a great
deal OF attention.
Arthur l.. Druse through his attor-
neys. Erlxon. Reny q Hcggem. to-day
filed an actioa in the probate court
against o. y Williams. Ia Williams ana
l.. b. Williams. 20 recover si6s.SQ. al
legged due on promissary note.
&. n. sarcnet newspaper corr saond-
ent Of this city has received the an
nouncenieht OF the death of his grand
father s. a. suchet. az Waterloo Iowa.
The deceased Was aged 96 years ana Was
among The Frcnch Husenos Who set-
tied Guernsey county. Ohio
4. g. ba6crf formerly car Inspector for
the santa Re, has been appointed night
patroiman on the police force. SUCCEED
ing william Mitchell who resigned a wsek
ago 70 take place ID the school land De-
partinent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-26

Secretary + T. Buck is in OSlthotni
CITY attending meeting OF the executive
committee OF the state Teacher Hssr
citation Both Oklahoma city aad Shaw
nee are candidates for the place Of msit-
ing Uf the association next winter, wit
Shawnee as the probable choice.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-26

Doctor Slocum who is the whole thing
in the only band Guthrie sports of. drop
ped into the Leader office this morning
with peck Of the finest peaches We
have seen this year The Leader Tor C.
did justice to them aud unanimously pro-
claimed item the most lucious OF thu
season. DR. Socum's fruit farm is g
miles southeast OF Guthrie and he says
is the best in Logan county Thanks
Bro slocum call again. You're as wal-
come as the flowers ia May
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-26

Theho posters VII DC printed on good
book paper. size 2fxsG. three coiors, Red,
White and Blue. and viii be gotten up
In an artistic and woramanlike manner.
Can use q Flag or Eagle as desired.
When you send In copy. write plain. II
possible have your copy typewritten
This will insure the bills being printed
without errors
Address business Department. Leader
Printing Co, Guthrie Oklahoma State
whether you want the Eagle or Flag
emblem printed in the bills.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-26
4th hOfJulyPOSterS
II You Are Going 20 Celebrate the Giori-
Gus Fourth, order Some LeaSer POST
srs. Red, White and Blue.

The leader Company. Guthrie, Okla
homa. win furnish you fancy three coli
ored Fourth Of July posters at the fol-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-26

Carl Gilbert Is on the arrangement
committee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-26

Prof G. S. McCreight OF oklahoma
city Is running the assembly eating
house.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-26

ana secretary Of the republican territor
ial committee was here today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-26

w r. Churchill aud family left on the
morning train 90. Wichita where they
expect To make their home
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-26
YOUR STORE

Stores don't own people as in days gone by"Now
you rather the store-making the yours which
pleases you best.
We invite you to make this Big Store your store We
will exert every effort give you the fullest satisfaction
possible
SO well have efforts to please you in the past
been appreciated that has encouraged buy
bigger stock Of Mems and Boys Summer Wearabes than
have before been able show you that for this
give you Bigger and Better stock select
from and better values than it's possible buy elsewhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-26

j. l.. Deets W c. henderson AMI T.
H. Bozworth are among the Oklahoma
city guests az the Capital today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-26

Rev @ W Martin, d ID of the First
NJ r. church of Tulsa Is registered nj
the grounds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-26

George II. Dodson came up from ok
lahoma city on the morning train to bt
preseat this afternoon AT ire funeral
service Of his mother va law, Mrs. W
r. Walker.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-26

Miss clementine Oner vii leave the
latter prat Of the week for Kansas city
for several weeks visit with her broth.
en-. Bert Orner aud family and her sis
tci. - rs Ethe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01
ON HFINcoTEAGUE
Handsome improvements to Bank
Building and Hotel.
Especial to- The Ttmes D,spai

Especial to- The Times-D lspatoh,)) WV
OHINcoTEAGIE VA, June a5-At Z
recent meeting OF the board of directors
Sof8 the banking company OF u. L. DirIck,
son, Jr.,,3 7 was decided that the BANK
building 2. this PLACE should be put $inS
ceiling. and all necessary modern in.
~proYements. aB 95}ssHSSa
The Atlantic Hotel with an anlnex, iinS
course Of construction is being thorouahiv5
renovated preparatory for the large nun.
Der, Of guests from the Northern cities
who spend their summer vacation here,
With the enjoyment OF such pleasurssYasS
fishins. sailing and surf bathing The
isun!parlors and bay windows WILL greatly
add To the comfort and attraetlYenessS o1
tbs main bu!ld!nS.S 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01
DPEOPLE
The Smallpox Scare Has Passed

s9etfNl&aFE 5NGI SHlFsz ~ tat%iktil
ecoS!a. to -as "-..Hae5-D!sp2tah
MONTERREY, VA, June so.--The small
pox scaro.areported by this correspondent
last week, has subsidized. The cases on
Grab %Hun--nine IN all--resembled the dis
ease In my respects, but llghaYe gotten
we'll The Board OF Health provided q
couple OF tents for the purpose of isolat-
ing suspects or future victims, but only
ono was sent thera and ha proved not to
have the disease, and nc new cases are
reported,
Farm work Is greatly delayed as a res
suit Of the heavy. rains which fall almost
every day, Corn, especially, Is suffering
for work and being schoked by the rapid
growth of weeds. The season for buck
wheat sowing Is far advanced but farm
ersrcan do nothing but walt for change,
These hardslips, however, are somewhat
atoned for; in the minds Of cattlemen and
grasiers,. for such conditions are especlal-
~ conducive to big grass and hay CROPS,
Mr., Samuel sommers and wife. ot Los
Angeles, Cal, have just olosedta three
weeks visit to Mr.. sommers'a old hons,
an Eastern Highland, and left Thursday
morning for the Paciflo slope,
d Mrs. III, M Roan2e, wife OF the Metho-
dist pastor OF Mcdowell charge, has been
In ~ health for several M9nths, and n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01

Burke Stanton, Va; y. n. Hartman, vi,
Stanton Va; ". a. Bisbee, s%ayanlnpaahl.i
Ga; Il q. Bowen. Norfolk, Va: j. Pr PREF
ton Carson. Richmond, Va; Mr.. and Mrs
". P:I'Taylor3 and family, Richmond, Va.
Miss Katie Taylor. Richmond, Va; w.
". Linn, Norfolk, Va; "A, Koiner,s Au-s
gusta1 county Va; James ]! Rulther-
ifoord, Richmond, Va; w. AZ Williams
,Jr..N Richmond Va, Miss Virginia Potts
Ashland Va, Miss Anna s.ssTuttle, SUni-
.yersity Of Virginia; q. M.a.sgGllkeson,,
staunton,sBY Va; III. b. Liggett, Stanton.
Ya,,;&R, y. sprinkel. Stanton Va. I.
p, Lewis, staunton. Va; w, a. Wood.
ward. staunton, Va; stapleton d.
.Gooch. Richmond, Va; Mrs. Nv. a.. WIZ
nams and family Richmond. Va; Charleas
4, Nesbitt 8land wife. Richmond, va.
Josiah r. Ellis, Elkton, Val; J r.. Mer.l
edith, Atlanta. Ca; f., a.. Weatherley.
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. q. W.. ROSS
free s7ack..F Midi HID. Baker, Fred
erlok,S Md, Mr., and Mrs. O. B, staley,
Frederick Md; Miss staley.s Frederick,
MIDI DR., r.. H,Sa4Tyson, Frederick, Nd:
D. c, Markell, Frederick, Nd; Miss
Frederick. Nd; sWilliam$H,
Thomas, Frederick. Md; Mr.. and Mra.
D. @. shrtner, Baltimore. Md.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01
SUMMER. AWAKENING !A|!I!|:lkI|||IAl
AT BRANDON HOTEL
A' Merry Cotillion Added e the
Dances Of the
4 " L Week. 3 35SS HI
especial Is The Times Dlspatch.)

Especial to&tThe Times ispatch.)
THE BRANDON, BASIC CITY. VA,
June observation-disclosures days Of June
bring fresh arrivals and new pleasures
to the crowd already gathered at the
Brandon. Saturday evening q merry. CO.
tillion5 party was gtyena by MT. Robert
Burke, OF 6taunton. The youns girls
participating In It made q charming pic
ture In their fresh musltns and bright
Dt4ving parties, bowling and walks
upah .Huckleherry Mountain have been
indulseds IN by both the young and older
persons, while bridge whist and ave
hundred have amused those%swho pre-
lferyed enjoying the cool breezes OF the
hotel porohes.
Monday evening the Brandon guests
were entertained in o delightful way by
Miss Hilbert. yof staunton,. who 10 an
accomplished musician and charmed all
by her playing, While the younger set
INDUCED In a Virginia reel. which, by
ne : : way; seems 70 m e 9 ia YER dance
The Fourth OF July promises many nt-
fractions here, fireworks being not tho
smallest feature OF the programmes
Episcopal services were held In Basic
Tuesday night, Rey. Josiah MltS offSk
atinS. The building q, an Episcopal
church here will begin In the near future,
thanks to the little band Of earnest work.
ers. Ai gh
The Brandon has recently been the
rendezvous OF many capitalists Of Penn
sytYapla and Ohio. New enterprises are
contemplated. the fulhlment Of which will
add fresh sylgor and life to- the little town
OF Basic and many improvements In the
Brandon Hotel,
Among the recent arrivals ere r. W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01
SUMMER '|IR LIFE IN THE
SAPPHIRE COUNTRY A.
The ToxoWaay System$of pleasure
Resorts III Full Swing; s
# This Week.
oxoway System 81 Pleasure

.(speoiaI g The lmes7Dis;patcIh.)

S(SpeciaI4t to The Times-Dispatch.)
~ LAKE &TOXAWAY, N. C., June5A30.---A
number of3tVery pleasant functions have
taken place. at 5Toxaway{SI Inn, 0 LAKE
ToxaWny during the past 7Week,. notably
among$which6were fa%numbersof very de-
Elightful sailing parties, dinner parties and
a banquet and ball the Slatter being given
In compliment toathe South Carolina Cot
ton Growers Association. which met IN
annual convention on Thursday. This
convention was attended by many
The most ideal weather has prevailed.
The beautiful mountain rhododendron Is
Is full bloom and the mountain ms are never
pr Tha .oid $fh omSe Sc. 81 !, th 3 aor t5me;i Lase
Toxaway, whore Uncle Jim and Aunt
Nancy, a%nte-bellum negroes serve fried
chicken, lloecalte and hot biscuits, has
been the scene Of asnumber Of dainty ap-
pointed luncheons,%a5ag. sS 5sa; .5
had as their guests, Hon. Seth Sheppard,
Chief Justice gof theSSSupreme Court OF
Appeals $of the svINstrlote.. ofs Columbia;
Mrs. shcppard,etMrs. Robert Callum, Miss
Adelaide CUP. Mr., Ralph Shropshire.
away In their private car.
/ Nj, George Il. 5E,rbnn, OF tho Queen
and CRESCENT Railroad. Is ct iToxawayi
Ian. .pant n his MS z pr pSatss 81 trends ana.is accom-
Mr. Walta HI, Page, editor OF the
Worlds Work, has been spending some
tine e. n I, Sat y Is : inn.
National Cotton. Manufacturers Associ-
alton, and family have been spending
some time ats5snpphire.I 6
The Hotel Fralnkl!n; at B5srteyatrrd, under
we'll known4 hotel man, OF Philadelphia
and Atlantic City, and the Fairfield Inn
under the management of Messrs..2W W. H.
nAd 6. AZ, Martin. lato3o the well-known
Crescent Railway, will be formally opens
cd for this season Sunday, July 1st.6
The tlye hotels Of the Toxaway Hotel
s gG S'n ~ a Ga t J wf!ll,all. be rSpened aftar
On Lake ToxaWnyl elevation $3.50 feet;
Sapphire Inn, on Lake Sapphire, Televacc
ton $500 foet: Fairfield Inn. on Lake
Fairfield, elevation I, 2bo 5feet;. The Frank
ton 1000 rect. a Wy osoy'1T
Indications point to the Very largest
summer nrnn, season ~ ha !, eyer known. and there,
VIII be both morning and evening ger
mans at all the hotels, nightly barge
parties" on the lake, and other amuse-
me II y, I tbe s,1 Y, to q BE- regatta the early
and handsome cups IRE to he giyen"'
Many bookings have been made al tn
sapphire hotels for the next Few weeksss
and Mrs. g. a, Burnatte, OF Richmntnnda',
Val Mr.; Thomas RI McAdams, Of ,RIch..
mondl, Va; Mr.. "a. Moreland, OF Rich
mond Vs.; NJ. RI; Barnes. OF Rich
Of Norfolk, Va; Mr.. tand Mrs NJ 3
Calling, Miss Calling, of Lynchburg. Va
Mr.. y Mrs. Nathaniel Bowman, OF
f MHs,01 va. Yf Mi. ~ ". 4 4. n Mali, he eG q Nor
Vile, Va. NJ 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01
sTAUNT0M
Especial to The Tlmas-D.spatah

Especial to Ths T7mes-Dlspatcal
srAuNToN, VA, June a. Prof.
william a, BoElss, superintendent OF the
Virginia school for the Deaf and BLING,
accompanied ~ HE daughter. Miss EliSar
beth, left ttas week tor New York, where
they sailed tor Durops ON the steamer
rhine, They will return the, last Of
August, s
on Thursday Msssrs.3 joint y. Cochran
and ], s. Cochran left for EuTope.
Mrs. Richard Gatlett and Miss Fannie
Gay will leave hrst ,of next week aor
'ths British Isles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01
TATE SPRING.
Over Two Hundred Guests al
Popular Tennessee Resort.
Especial to The Wmes-plspatoh |,

N.Y. Especial q Tho Tmes-D lspatoh,)
TATE SPRING HOTEL, pATE
SPRING, TENN, June D.-Two hundred
guests are now ct the hotel and ia the
Tho Fourth of July ball rs being ar
arranged. and bids fair to be the largest
II point Of attendance. that has aver
orchestra will furnish music for the 90.
easion. and this superb. Organization OF
1--WE PIECES. cannot ba excelled, .Hss
The arrivals now number more than
Inquiries and Numbers Of Reservations,
the hotel and cottages Will he taxed 10
their capastty bXfths 4mtddla pt Iul.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01
spalnnglerr, Roanoke, va; Mrs: {. 5Thomas,

LElttSyNEft
SSpangler, Roanoke, Va..;;& Mrs Thomas,
Iernuel Thomas, Port Norfolk, Vat
Misses Merle and Eleanor Abbbitt,S Pert ora
Norfolk Va; W. g: Legg, Stanton, Va;
Mrs A.--Greenwold, Mrs. Lee A,aSWNyhit-S
lock, MISE. Whitlock. Miss M. lander
w. Barnett %. adams, G.@ Edwalrd
Pr.ddy, Mrs: Iouises Bo,sschlenr, Miss, L: IL.
Franlyser, Mrs CT. Looeeihirr5 ind Miss E. ?
sIoehr,HSall4 AA4ElchInond,-e-Na..i; Mr. and
Mrs. g. III, shrlner, SIRaltimore.}9EMd. Mr.
Mrs wv Ross u &, Frederick, SMd,;;
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B staley. Miss Staley,
Frederick'tffMd Miss iFauntleroy, Sta,ln-
ton, Va; d. III. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Md;
William II Thlo9nn1yass ,$s 1El5 ,ederlckE Nd
DIR. r. S. Tyson, FErederick%lM d;i sE. ri
colin, Roanoke va; ii. r. cCrr6oner;; Balti-5
I, orra@ MI E& R548fsf I%As&E u Gfaaf3A i!G Es&s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01

now ut the Memorial Hospital Richmond
DR.. O.. y. Campbell, the well-known resi-
dent den fist, OF Monterey. has been on
fined to his home for two weeks or moro
'sas.,a3 result OF rheumatic trouble.
t Mrs. M. .. Loving, OF ,GIealing Spring.. e
Visiting her daughter. Mrs; Osborne Wis Val
in Monterey, .,.f
Miss CLARA M. Gibson is on 9 visit TO,
tPotcahontas county. ". Va. where she
many relatives.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-10
WOULD RUN WITH BRYAN

Charles Annette Towne has announced his
candidacy for the vice presidency on the Demo
cratic ticket provided william Jennings Bryan
Is paced at the head of the ticket. Towne is now
congressman from the Fourteenth New York dis
tricf. but previously had served in the house from
Minnesota He also for seven weeks IN lsVV-
1oo1 vas limited States senator from Minnesota.
having been appointed to I'll the vacancy caused
hv the death of Cushman K Davis. Mr. Towne
has been conspicuous a silver advocate. hav-
ing been in 1S97-1sO0 chairman Of the Silver Re
publican national committee. He was born IN
Mlchiean in 1858 was educated IN the University
~ Michigan and in 1900 moved to Duluth. Mimi
He has lived in New York since June 1901. The
nrevious year he declined the nomination for
rice nresident offered him by the populist and
silver Republican parties, which had united on
,rafor he has few superiors at present in the po-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-10

the
Of
when she Honeymoon provide
her
onS a and looked IT,
II was she up Lehr brought him the
and
finance as the
society Stuyvesant Fishs husband a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-10
RICHARD STRAUSS, ORCHESTRA LEADER

Richard Strauss. who is provoking wonder.
anger and surprise by the manner In which he Is
training his orchestra at Prague for the produc-
ton OF his opera, "Salome, has long Deen emf
nant AS a composer The opera is based on Oscar
Wilde's oriental drama, and the selection OF the
theme by Strauss is said to have caused rup-
ture between him and the German emperor
At recent rehearsal the musicians played a
passage too timidly
"My children" exclaimed Strauss, you must
not regard the singers feelings. They do not
count Just here you viii try to drown their
voices They will take care OF themselyes-or
will look out for them"
A little further on Strauss broke In You
are musicians not courtiers. not lovers You
are too respectful. My music is not polite at all.
/ implore you, command you. let II yeli' Let ~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-09-10
COMPLAIN OF CHURCH PIPE ORGAN.

The pipe organ in John d. Rockefeller's Fifth
Avenue Baptist church is being complained Of by
some rich residents who are trying to pass the
summer in New York In peace and quiet Al
though the church Is closed and Mr.. Rockefeller
is away, the organ is the busiest thing on Murray
Hill. If II played hymns or even popular airs,
neighbors say. II would not be so bad. But the
organ keeps blowing out massive discords by the
hour. and whoever is playing IL seems to be try
ing to see how many different kinds of noise can
be made at once
say It Is "dany"
One indignant rich man near the church has
written to the health department asking the on.
cials to squelch the organ. Every afternoon.
about two o'clock. he says the organ begins and
the racket proceeds hour after hour The organ
for five minutes at time as loud as possible and
II up and down the keyboard
says, is being driven to distraction by the noise
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