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may be punished as the law provides,
Perhaps II IL not 10 be expected that
the police will take steps to clos9 up
theaters conducting business on sun
day. or that the city attorney or his
assistants will make complaint against
the proprietors lessees or performers al
those places OF business. But we make
a suggestion TO the association which
has taken the initiative, IN an organized
effort. to urge upon the city Council the
passage OF a Sunday fredericksburg
ordinance. II that body falls In obtain.
ing the desired action, It's members or
any Of them, can enter complaint
against the person or persons who con-
duct the theatrical business on Sunday
and against each OF the performers who
thus ply their occupation in violation OF
law, and may proceed either under the
state statutes or the municipal ordi-
nance the latter being preferable as
the theaters complained Of are within
the city limits and are under municipal
supervision
We are OF the opinion that the Law
provides ample means for the accom-
pllshment Of the end which the Minis
terlal Association has In view. The
remedy is sufficient. II II is rightfully
applied. Prosecutions can be instituted
and II the city court does not construe
the ordinance so az TO reach the evil.
appeals may he taken to the higher
courts until the matter is thoroughly
ventilated and the majesty of the law Is
upheld.
Salt Lake had reputation for a
great many years as an exceptionally
orderly and Christian city, IN pleasant
contrast with many OF the towns In
the wild and woolly vest The sale
Of LIQUOR on Sunday was not permitted,
nor were theatrical anlusements offered
to the public, Gradually those customs
have declined, and while 1t cannot
be truthfully claimed that this Is a
disordcrly. noisy or riotous city, still
that observance OF the day of rest
which Is desirable and which Is for both
public and Individual benefit,,i ~ not so
general as II ought to be. And we are
among that majority which desires to
see the purpose for which the Sabbath
was Instituted, carried out as far as Is
consistent with the rights and liberties
of all classes of the population. Let the
law be observed and II necessary let it
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-11
A RELIGIOUS RAILROAD.
Eyerybody,s Magazine.

The Hedjaz railroad. which Is 10 unite
Damascus with Mecca. Is being built
for the purpose of carrying pilgrims to
aud from the latter tho holy city Of
Mussulmans. For the larger part ri
Its course OF some POO miles II will
pass through deserts idle and unfertiie
regions sun, II will benefit some OF
the country about the Jordan, a district
whose crops have no market on ao.
count OF the want OF transportation
and branch lines for commercial ana
industrial uses will he constructed.
From Damascus TO Maan about 400
miles, the road has been doing business
for some months. The Germans super
intend the job. Turkish soldiers do the
work; aud they don't get union pay.
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DR., S. Harris, professor OF medicine in
the University of Alabama, has had
talk with the President about the raw
ages of consumption among the negroes
OF the south, expressing the fear that
the race Ia likely to become extinct
through the ravages of disease. He also
said statistics showed that the death
rate among the members of the negro
race In America was greater than the
birthrate. All OF which should be taxi
en- with very large grain Of salt. or
course II the death rate among the ne
sroes Is greater than the birth rate
then the process Of extinction Is going
on. And the doctors statistics show
that such is the case. But unfortunate
ly for the statistics the census returns
show the very contrary. The negro
problem In the south will not be solved
by the extinction OF the race.
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CLOTHING AND DISEASE.
~ Paso NeMs.

ri PdsO new,
Some local doctors deplore the very
common practice here OF wearing BLACK
clothes. for mourning. and other RET
sons sometimes on account OF a vow.
The suns heat. i, IL assertei.fs attract
ed by black. and is promotiye OF heart
disease, However this may be, the M
nuence Of color on health IL now u
matter Of scientific investigation In
Europe and Or, Mangat has been dis.
cussing In the Practitioner. London. the
sort of clothing to be worn by oil sur
ferers from phthisls. This investigator
says that light has favorable effect
on eonsumptves. probably due 10 the
bscterlcidal action OF the rays. He
therefore nfers that the clothing OF
consumptiyes should be " such ma.
ture as to allow the light 10 reach tn.
body with the least amount OF interfer-
ence,
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Norman Hapgood, who made such q
brilliant and successful campaign
against Town Topics. protests about
the reaction against Investigations.
The campaign Of exposure has not
gone half far enough" he SAYS, And
he IL right. The life insurance inves-
tigation In New York: the STANDARD
oil investigation In Missouri and 9th
ers have shown terrible state of
things. 1t is not the exposure that is
regrettable but the conditions ex-
posed. II the Investigations END now
the corruption will go on, Let the In
vestigation go on to the end, immedi-
ately and at full speed
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According to high medical authority

According TO high medical authority
olive oil is what YOU need for clear.
beautiful complexion. Take olive OIL"
says the prescription. Live on II; live
in II; live with It; eat it; drink II:
dress your food with II and don't do
without it--lubricate your system"
Tho warm, rosy complexion of the
Italian and sicilian women. we are
told, Is due to the free use OF olive oil
az much as 10 the air and climate of
their country.
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City Chemist Harms has analysed
the waters Of City Creek and Parieys
Canyon, and has found them heslthful
and good, Just as good as the waters
OF Israel and better than those OF
ALBANIA and Pharpar rivers Of Damas.
Gus
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one Good Turn Deserves, Etc.

Office Boy Ito employer)--Please. sir,
will you give me a raise IN my wages?
Employer--Yes, my boy. Is there
anything else can dofor you?
"You might make my hours shorter
so III have time 10 spend my raise
Translated for Tales from Familie-
Journal.
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Labor Com missioner Sargent dec,,

Labor Commissioner Sargent declares
that today Mexico Is flooded with China
men who are schooling themselves for
fraudulent entry into the United States
II that Is the fact the remedy lies in
the amendment of the law forbidding
Cinnamon to enter the country across
the Mexican or Canadian border. and
compelling them to enter through Unit
ed states ports.
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A dispatch from Manila says:
Among the 1900 emergency troops in
the cantonment of Stotscnberg 143 are
suffering from malaria and III from
other diseases" No doubt the abolish
ment Of the canteen accounts for IT,
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TRUE DEVOTION OF WOMEN
AtchIson Globe.

The devotion " a woman is the finest
thing IN the world. A woman seldom
gives this devotion to her husband; she
Is usually Jealous OF her husband. and
this Jealousy calls out meanness no
one suspected she had In her nature.
But II she Is fond of her sister, moth
er, child, her devotion is the finest
thing in the world There IL not the
slightest, sefshness about It. angels
know nothing better. Occasionally you
find husband who possesses the devo-
ton " a woman. and he is the happi-
est and most fortunate man alive.
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II was small and despicable Of Elijah
III to charge his troubles to his wife.
II so minded, She too, could retort, EFT
tn Brute" And with the emphasis on
the last word,
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JUST FOR FUN.
Millfully Misunderstood.

They are In reduced circumstances,
OF course, but their family Is very
old one and proud, even II they have
lots OF debts. They date back to the
time OF William the Conqueror,
THE debts. you mean? | don't doubt
that. Catholic Standard and Times
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Mixed.

Teacher--Now, then, name our Presi-
dents IN their order from the beginning;
Susie--Adams, Washington
Teacher--oh. no. Washington was
first.
Susie--But my Sunday-school teacher
told us the Adams we're the first.
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Full Information.

How far is 1t from here to Allen
dale?"
We'll stranger, I'll tell you. It's
about IL miles as the crow flies or nine
minutes as the honk wagon zipps."
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\ Drawing Card.

Il am going to open u new theater,
and | wonder what announcement |
ought 10 hang up at the door TO at
tract the public"
You might try. Admittance free .
Translated for Tales from lie Rire.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-11

The Italian government will pay q
reward TO anyone who can abolish the
Vesuvius smoke nuisance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-11

Zion city without Dowie would be
about as interesting as Hamlet with
the Prince left out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-11

voliva Is trying to find comfort In
the aphorism. Revolutions never go
backwards"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-11

To Mecca by rail. personally conducted
The world Is growing smaller every
lay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-22
O 0 o O Q O Q 0 Q O c Q Q @ o
q RAILROAD PERSONALS. c
Q o @ o c Q @ @ @ Q o 0 @ @ o c

santa Fe Detecuyr Emmett Gregg zee
,u-ucd 90 Emporia Kansas This moinins-
rne santa Fe IS Shot ON section
hands They are working "a crew OF
Mexicans IN the yoNis poW.
santa Fc Detective N. A. Long Is in
the cip- from Newktr@.
Engincer W Il. wagorsr Is enjoying
a ten days lay Oh.
conductor John Fogarty spent Sunday
with his family in Arkansas city.
A. a. Adams city tick agent for
the E Reno a Western road rs sick al
his home. ill EAST springer with oon-
tmued fever
Kgcut ~ a. Cockren rs busy arslng-
ing the special train that leaves here al
8 O'Clock TO- Oklahoma city for the fai--
banks sqeakmg tonight.
Yardmasicr W. A. Greenwood repost'
thot the heavy fam nnic has com.
menced
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Catarrh Of the Stomach
PLEASANT, SIMPLE. BUT SAFE
AND EFFECTUAL CURE FOR 1T.
costs NothIna b Try.

Catueh of the stomach has long been
considered tins next thing to mcurble.
The usual symptoms a FUN o.
boating sensation after eating, accom-
panied sometimes wiki sour o. watery
risings formation OF Eases, causing
p-essme ON the heart and lungs and
difficult breathing headaches hcldc ap-
petite nervousness and general play
cd out, luuguid feeling
There is often a foul taste IN the
mouth. co1tcd tongue aud lf :he n-
terror of tha stomach could hc seop it
would show slimy uramed condi-
tion
Th. cue FOR this cOmnon and lhsu
nate trouble is found in trlr u.vnt
which ctu-es the food 20 Doe atdJy
thoroughly Ngcstcd before it has ,,mf
90 fermcut and ittta the elauc
mucous surfaces of tho stomach no
cure prompt and healthy digestion
is tho one necessary thing Co '3 o."
when normal digcston it secutri -hH
catarrhal condition VIII have "1r-
pea ga.
According 10 d. mnnuson rt Ff-
lost ana best treatment is 20 use litcr
elch meal tablet. composed of ptts-
/ Ease. Asoptr Pepsin. little NnN,
! Golden Sea- and fruit acids These
| tablets can now bee found al -iu aiue
stores undei tho name OF stngats nys-
pepsn Table. and not h'iug Il ua.eni
mediciae cam he used with ls.'tetl
safety and su-aucc tha healthy np.
petite and ,roueh digestion viii fcl
low thei- r nr use after meals
Ar r. S. Workman. Chicago. ms.
writes "Cn rs H. iocu condlitoI
-csultHg f-o neglectad cold in th
head. where the llning membrane
the nose b comics inflamed and .h
poisonou di,chnrge thorcf.om pass
ug backward into the throat reachc
the stomach. thus producing caRr ID ?
the stomach. Medical authorities pc"
sciibed fo. me for three years fo
tarn of s.omach without cure. hl so
day am the happlest of men uiir
using only ono box oi STUART if+
pcpsa Tablets. cannot Sind slp.7
pirate words express uy SO ir
iug have foend flesh. appetite aa
sound rcst fsom their use.
stumts pyspcaaE rahle.s h
safest pemmtioa as weN as the n
picst and most convenient rem sdy o,
amy fem ~ Indigestion CatrtA &
, stomach. hnionsness. sour ettf atH
heanpurn ana hloatmg alter m az.
send your name and aedress t9iA
fo7 llpe ,riai package and See %
yourself Address n A sin; r.
ss stuaI, aids- Aa-shail Mieb.
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at Carnegie library O. W. sademou
tIli W H Dewitt sprinsvale Il VIM
nu well iangford. Kans. Ms and Mrs.
VIM w. Graves Orlando; a. T. Thomp-
son. Mrs Fannie Mcdonald. Baiston. l.
~ Mrs Hulda Brim Pawnce. Mrs w
=. Lentg Wchmond. Mo y * Alien
Batavia. Iowa. g. w Allen. saltwater,
@. w Phillips, New Yo-k city; Emma
G. Marshall Gleuwood. Iowa. Lula Leon
ard Mamie Bryant Edmond Mrs NJ
A. Cary stiger. T. r.. Geo c. Pearson
Maryland. Mr. and MS e " Wright
Logan Ohio
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Hosalle Hau'blen FARRELL.

Autumn.
IN tho blue oi The duck
Dfrs the -nioNe from uio leaves.
And the withcring husk
Bustcs SOFTLY and sficves
For .ha flower chat blushed
ia Sic 2llw OF the dawn.
For tho bird SONG Is hus1ed
And tho SUMMER is gone.
And at noon s. haze
on the forcst-ciad hnl.
And the rivulot plays
In a world .hat D. stil
In void that Is bare
Where lne meadows were spread
As carpotng fair
For uic summer is dead
And hc ii-tenus trees
seoms 60 ask OF the 1sv
Where nu of the bees
That one day h3stoncd by
! with their bu den OF sweets
Dn their wings THAT were sped
I With the swift,si of beost.-
I Row chat SUMMER lms fled.
But the meadow is brown
Aud the vines are asiect.
/ And the lives dutter down
Tu they DRIFT 30 hemp
/ And the apples turn cd
TIN they fan one by one.
! And the stiles are as lead
/ Now that summer D. done.
Ia the blur OF the dusk
Drifts the spices scent
! Myrrh. frankinconse and musk
Not mo.e sweetly are blont
And our sacrifice now
j. the altar upon
Meath :he smoke wr>aths we bow
For the summer Is gone.
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pAnosR from re PLAGUE.

There's grave danger nom the plague
OF courls aud Colds that are $50 prTa'
Int unless sou take Dr King New
Discovery Tor Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. Mrs. Geo Walls, 4 Forest city
Me. writes "Irs a Fodscnd 90 people
living in climatcs where coughs aud
colds prevail ind quickly ends
them. Do .reyents Pneumonia. curc Ia
Grippe gives wonderful relief m Asthma
and Iby Fever. and mallas weak lungs
/ Coughs and Colds soc aua Si.00. Guar
| free
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cuthrieWomeu IT Federation Meeting.
Guthrie club women made splendid
showing cat the convention Mrs w A.
Fta .le- president OF the cl'y Federation
received much attention and her intsr-
estug report OF The condition of tile o.-
gauizatiou for which She IS executive
officer was much COMMUNICATED Mrs.
Fnsie. is spoken of AS u future presl-
Dental condidate for he state federa-
tiou. and this announcement is received
with much favor by tht club women
generally Mrs ~ NJ Carte Is also be
coming more and more porula- with each
! successive meeting and her presence ale
ways adds much to the pleasure OF the
sessions Mrs Charles w. Filson. as
stated above presided Thursday cyen-
! Ing and presented the literary depart
mcnt iu "a most impressive manner.
Mrs Herbert H. Smock. wife of the ter
ritorial bank commission e. WIS dele
gate to the meeting and charmed every
one with her winsome personality and
/ excellent violin numbers Mrs. Smock s
a finished violin perform Mrs. j. NJ
Catron " Pouca Cl,y played her dc-
compartments as well as a solo numbt-
and received much favorable commcn'
/ for he ability as a musician Mrs. F~ank
/ b. Ts;cas waa also among the Guthrie
club women in attenda 'ce. Mrs. Eva
Elger was among the Capital City
Eva Eager was among the Capital City
delegates present
Ms. a. c. Scott the gracious fetir-
ing president delivered her annual ad-
dress az the close of tbe program Thurs
day evening. The address was briei hut
contained many splcnd,I suggestions
Mrs SCOTS personality and her heart
felt interest and untriing energy oX-
pended during the yea~s SHE has pre-
sided as chief executive OF the fedora
tiou has won fo- her mnume-able friends
AT tire close of her address Mrs. n NJ
Carte. put ID motion shat Mrs scott be
made honorary president OF the fedora
ton. At the ernest request Of Mrs Scoti
however tre motion was Withdrawn.
Mrs J. c. Robbe-;s. of Enid. is nonora =
president of the federation and Mrs
Scott urged that the dignity be not
taken from the honor by dividing 1T viii
each successive retiring p-csiden. Hei
desire prevailed and the motion wa
WITHDRAWN.
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LOCAL POINTS

The cotton compres- is -uuuiug fun
bhs.
4-p,w x sells H-os. shows exhibit
"Wednesday
The cotton and corn c,nivai Noyem-
Der and 9,
The local sportsmen weg out qual
hunting yesterday
Dl 3 r. Renosg has a new span Of
driving horses rhol We One iookess.
The special c.n Of the Uncle Toms
Cabin show came ln this morning over
ihe Eastern oklahoma.
Several caste "a parties ARE in he cit3
today looking inr locations Twelve ca--
eiaees. furnished by the READ estate men,
ia, mkias the visitors over the city lhi-
afternoon.
THIS Gutnrie merchants repo.t busipes.
better last week than h has beep 81
receH nsn-hs Tie sirets were
crowded saturday and the merchants
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poLL - MARNlNo.

Those that have not a,id thci. poh inN
can do So hy calling on lhe chief of po-
iice or the ci.y treasurer ana doing ~
and saving fo-thcr costs am going r'
begin sNcurnts out Wa rants soon fol
sll who have not paid
WM d. WILLIAMSON
Street Commissions
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nLoon eolsoNlna

results Com chronic constipation which
Is quickly cured by Dr. iSings Now Life
Pills They remove AN poisonous germs
from the system and infu new lifs ana
vigor. care sou- stomach nausia. head
ache diz1mcss and collie without STRIP
Ing or discomfort 25c Guaranteed by
an drug Ficres
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sseoo, shoe. $500 to si-oo-eosio.oo.
OHIO FIELD TRAILS.
tny Associated Press)

W |E7-TITT TIITT-I 7 E'""-T
Washington Court Houss d.. Oct 22
The ninth annual meeting OF the ONO
Field Trials association began on the
associations pres-N'us nem hc-s today
and viii continue through She week. The
entry hst is large and from present in-
dications the meet viii Do one of the
most successfoi ever held hy she assoc
citation
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r'he shapespearo club wiz beet Tues
dny at the Library instead Of ut Mrs.
Longoker's as first ntondod.
The Cambridge club viii meet this af-
terncou in The club rooms at the hb-ary
Mrs w. A Fnsier ente tains this af-
ternoon Ga honor of Mrs T.. NJ. Catrou,
OF Ponca city n.s. vice president of the
Teritoral Federation. OF Women's clubs.
Mrs. CaNon is the guest OF Ms Frank
Frantz
The Emde club win oltertaiu with a
musicale at Mrs j T. Kclly's Friday m-
teruoou.
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ot lm links Prizes wl.h ;otu value
OF $50 VIII be- played H. The champion
shin proper win take pI3c" on tho hrs'
hay and thc morning of "Wednesday sill
he giYen over ta a four han foursomc.
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United states Marshal and AIr Jcra
r. Abeinathy entertained with 5u te-
forma musical Saturday evening ca.a-
plmentay to Nr and AI1s. Fe1ah I,n.
ninrs. OF Lawton whose wcddt ut
Shelf residence of the weel. before was
announced that day Mrs AberpathT
charmed the cOtefie OF leads u at
tendance with her exec .Hl uninbc cu
the piano Dr. W w Cox mdo. q sev-
eral selections on the vio'' ai- Frak
Jennings sang TO his own accomp1r i-
men. two tenor solos Nir Jcnn nss
read Ki2lmg's Maudaloy" There w',"
also cuauctte selections by NIrshah ABB
nathy. Deputy Van Aber 'athy MI
Jennings ana NJ cox MIS- Ahernltny
playing the piano accompmieants This
parlor8 and music room were prrtthy
decorated with autumn foliage and hHec
bouquets of roses. In She spacious lining
room D delicious luncheou was ~ we'd
shortly o.. fore timo IT, leaV. f iAe sta
ton. Mr. and Mrs. jennings goi < 60
I.awton that night The table was spread
i'm whine ana the appointment wee
beautiful The central decoration uas a"
tan vase OF brides roses Mrs. w W.
Cox ana Miss Annie Abe.nathy Of Ere"
erick assisted Ms Abemathy with
cnring for the pleasures OF the guests
during the evening. The guess inoiud-
ed only u coterig of the pr ticular friends
of Mr. aad Ml Jennings
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REGISTER


II is told of the son OF a horse deal.
sr. a sharp lad. when once unexpect-
edly called upon by his father 20
mount a horse and exhibit it's PAGES,
the little fellow whispered the ques-
ton, in order to regulate how he
should ride
Are you heFf~S or selling 2"-Tit-
Bits
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paorsss,onAls Will PLAY


Wy n7HANAiNtAN AAN~rft
NeW York oct. 22.-Ah "a rangcmeuls
are cowplY.e for the open championship
tournamNd which Is 10 o2cn tomorrow
under the auspices of the Eastern Pro-
feasional Golfers association on the Fo
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had an the raae the, could n.naie-

Colonel W T. Miller. OF onto has
beer member of the Usage Townsite
cortmis.ion since the formation OF tina.
commission. He has beea Transferred
20 a sbrip,r position in connection with
the opening OF the biz pasture Ia
Southwestern oklahoma. Five n-w town
sites are 20 BE- established in tho pas-
tu-e
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The narkets.

CHA kets close al 1880 each day, The
Lead7r quotations are strictly correct
10 the closing period)
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Mrs " A. Frasier gives rcceptio1
today complimentary 90 AIRS NJ r.
Curon. %: Poucl and her sister MISS
Louise smith also OF Ponoa CITY VINO
axe the guests of Mrs Frank Fran'z.
NJ s.. Catrou IS very accomplished wo-
mau. She was elected hTst Wien pfes'-
dent of the womm's Federation "t
l.tWton Inst week
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Little Miss scnora ard Mastc- Romain
Boyer. ai Crescent a-e the guests Of
their uncle, Mr. Eugene Beyer Of he
Guthrie Savings Bank.
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FIGHTS SCHEDULED
FOR TONIGHT.
(By Associated Press.l

Waiter Little Of Chicago. vs. Geo
Williams OF Chicago 10 rounds, be
fore The lzdianapolis Athletic club.
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Miss Emily McGuley spent slpday ir
oklahoma city with MIS- E J.. Fulton.
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KANsAs - REcEPrs.


LIVERPOOL CLOSING CABLE.
Wheat q, lower.
Corn Is lower
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-22

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