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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
To GO
TO PORTLAND
SEATTLE WILL "a REPRE-
sEnrEo IN OREGON srsrE
CHAMPIONSHIPS CONTEST -
HAS a CHANCE TO WIN The
TROPHY.

The soft tsuruamrn, for the Ore
Epn state championship. whirh uiii
be held AZ Portland Jur~ ~. u ana
~ u attracting TIE astsntion ~ ths
Seattle golfers A number % them.
Including Fred X. strive. y. u Van
Tayl. Sherwood Gillespie. T. =.
Lippy ard Mr, Randolph. leave this
evening 10 take part in ths tourua-
munf
n Aselesy. Of Portland. has re-
turned 10 that city from England.
where he competed IN the nfittzh
championship golf tournament. he
win probably win. bat " h. - alb
s~nt. Their any ons % the Seattle
players stands a good chance 20
bring the oregon trophy home. D.
G. wagner. one Of the best ~ the
local golfers. was unable 70 make
the trip. although he would have
had an excellent chance % capturing
the trephy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
MANY HORSES
STAY IN BARN
TRACK IS roo MUDDY FOR
WORK. BUT WITH PLENTY OF
SUNSHINE SHOULD ~ FAST
ron OPENING DAY.

Before the track got muddy the
trainers had been working their
strings In great SHAPE. but the Last
fow days pat AN end ca active
work II II does not rain between
nov aud Saturday the track viii
likely be fast. but IL II should
sprinkle any, then the mud larka
viii have their lnnlnEa. for the
track Is very slow Ia drying out.
BEFORE the recent wet spell the ma
ioriiy Of the horses were showing
good form.
lluhioa worked a mile around the
Impressive workout
Dora /. who was here last year.
went four furlonEa In SO flat
CriEll aud Jaokfull both worked
a half together Ia b0A
lla aud Neatnesa. who we're down
at Los Angeles last winter. galloped
five fnFianga Ia o5.
Charlie Green also worked five
fuflonga In a trlfie faster time.
ENpedient. an old timer who has
been racing on the coast for a mum.
Der OF years seems TO nave tnhen
on new lease Of life. aud gal.
Hoped seven furlonEa easily Ia i;as
Dasty Miller. another old timer.
worked the distance Ia LAW.
Happy Chappie. Who seems par.
tictlarly good nov. worked half
mile ia Is This Ma one Of the
fastest motea of the week
The teCseya are all husy redue
Ina their weight. and with some 81
them the question u taking off
their over accumulation ~ fat en-
Eendsred BY their Ions idlcncsa IL \
serious Qua. Frank kelig haa been
on fhs road hard az work for the
last two days. and hopes to DO able
TO DO los pounds II he can make
this weight his services will be
greatly Ia demand ~ the track
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
STONY MADE A
KILLING
TEXAN SACKS EAT MATER.
SON FOR OLD TIMES SAKE
AND CLEANS UP A MEDIUM
SIZED FORTUNE.

Some IS years ago Bat Master
son met ny In Bowie. Tex. With one
stoncwail Jackson Sargent
Stony. as his friends called him.
vas the one living descendant Of
Davy Crockett re vas in fairly
hard luck. not 20 nay In trouble.
and Bat MAsfera0n helped him out
IN a way that be had then and still
has Bat VAS a power in the south
vest In those days.
some 2s years are supposed To
ciapae bstwaea the first and second
acts
The second act finds Bat and
stony both IN New York. though
unbaknownatiike 10 each other
stony il no longer In hard luck.
II 10 Wednesday Of the week. aud
there is q horne race being run az
Belmont park.
"A a ruls-a rikid rule stony
doesn't play the races hut he II
looking over tho dope b. tbs msFess
chance. and hts eye hEhis 90 =
horsc named Bat Masterron. lie
lays down bis paper and takes
sudden resolve.
There IL only a short iniermis.
sion between the second and third
acts. and II you so out for a drink
be sure aud hurry back
stony II Al Belmont with money
r--roai nohry~-and he Is busy
nmong the unfortunate layers Of
oddm Ho eifcuinies among the
stools. placing his bets here aud
there az faat as he can count out
the bills.
"na said stony as the race l.
called. I think I have gai ti.soe
down. and Al as good - 10 l.
One day olapsca
The last act discovers stouy ~
toe Aieinopols Hls attire IL en-.
osodlnE glad lie sports a head.
light az big az a Necond alarm. fiiA
to IL = pale blue Hts face 10 ras
flani. lie has becn looainx All daY
for hat. but hasn't found him and
IL dining alone iia dinner IL the
best the huase can put up
4 promised myself would never
again play the horses. says Stony
softly 10 himself. and as a rule I
never viii but n that Bat Mas
terson horse ever runs again ] Ger.
ialniy mass set down something on
him. II IL ls eaiy a 80 note. hat
surely has been good TO me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
BRYAN WILL
SEE DONNA

ST. PETERSBURG. June IA
William Jennings Bryan arrived
here today. On his way around the
world BE says he expects 70 study
the Russian situation. and expects
10 find people OF ell sorts Of opla-
Ions lie VIII visit the douma to-
morrow. he aaid he could not diaa
russ the political situation IN thu
United statsA having been gone too
long
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
IS
MAKING GOOO
SOY FROM COAST LEAoUE IS
DOING aooo WORK ON ssc.
ONO sAsG ron TIE VASE.
mo SENATORS.

schlafley. the Dor from the Coast
league. who Il covering ascond base
for the Washington Senators. has
earned bis toka az a major league
performer In true fashion Thla lad
from Portland n hitting. fielding
and running bases in the most APP
proved form. In tSeafY four games
he has managed to stack up a bat.
tins average of IT'S he 10 second
In the hat % run Eutters. having
crossed the pan niHsteun timea IN
twcnsy tonF games The PortIand
player ls aiao showing the spirit
that wins on the bases We has
managed to piifef SEVEN sacks al
ready II the boy continues 10 uoFk
az his present speed he Ia sure 70
develop into one OF the major
league stars Speaking 81 Hehla,
flsy. Garland stahi recently said
This Coast league product has
ahosa much aptitude In bis ieasae
circles. ana look for him TO make
good. lie covers xroand nicely. hits
sell. IL rot lied to the bases. and
acts IKE 4 major league performer
Rixht nos I think he IL an good as
any yoangNfef IN the American
league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13


one wafid'n record was broken
aud another was tied az the sixth
renewal ~ western collegiate Eaines
on Northwestern field. ChicaEo on
June 1 Seventeen schools we're
represented BY athletes az the
games Extraordinary tone was
given Ia tho event BY the work Of
samss. % Indiana. oarreta. Of
Michigan. and Hamilton. of lava
Normal. whose work was impressive
ana will stand a. a mark Tor other
conference contestants 20 shoot at
Tor years 20 come The worlds
record for pole vauiting was set hy
samae when he cleared the bar IN
tho pole vault al 4 feet as inches.
beating by almost two inches the
best previous amateur mark " feet
. inches which Mss made by diis
bert. uf Yale. Hamilton carried
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13

GEORGIA HIT, roo.

Triton. Ga. June ia lorna.
do swept over this town late res.
tsriay afternoon. destroying more
than 50 houses. Two persons we're
seriously injured and many others
slightly hurt. No reports have been
received from the outlying country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13

not be forgotten Tor many m0ons.
Cruli 10 also very timely hitter
with tho stick Johnny Kane Ia
another that has been playing
great ball and hia base running
last week was certainly first claaa
lie II also one Of tho best pinch
hitteta ON tho coast. Taking lrsail
In all tho team has been playing
much better ball lately and are duo
TO strike a winning streak soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
San Francisco Excursion

cific might Of June 18th and morning
OF 10th. To enable you 70 make NJ.
ing trip 70 Wow San Francisco. We
have made rate Of $3.50 for round
trip including berth south OF Port.
iand, also meals going and return.
Ing For particulars call ~ r. City
Ticket office. corner First av. and
Ysslsr Way. Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
TOOK TROUSERS AND CASH.

While the occupants Of tho prem.
inoa were hleepinE last night a bur
slsr entered the bed room of W Y
Lloyd. az i299 Seventh as.. and
made away with Mr., Lioya's trous.
era. in the pockets Of which he
had lott upwards IL tz9 Ia cash.
Nothing alaa Vas taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
BANQUET FoR ALUMNI.

The Seattle hish school Alumni
association win give a banquet 20
the graduating class on the evening
OF June 20. IN tho standor hotel
Preparations are helng made q ses
plates for large numhes OF the
high school stuaea2a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
CAR BARN ron RINK.

" A little. - this city. has pur.
chased ths car barn % the lake
Union line from the Seattle Electric
company. aud viii open = Skating
Fiuk IN ths nsaFt future. The price
Isaid for the property wam o.. 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13

No finer ride on the sound than
that 20 the y. a navy yards al
nrsmsfton. where the famous bat
tisHhip Oregon and the largest
training ship IN the world. the rhli.
aasiphia. can BE- seen. Also the gov-
eminent dFyfoek. cruisers ana tor.
rsdn boats. Beats leave rier 4 sir
'lraes dsiiv. Round trip 90 cents ..s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
PARK BOARD IS WILLING.

AZ the meeting Of the park board
yesterday afternoon II was decided
that the board purchase a haif block
adjacent 70 the b r. Day school
In the Green Lake district for a
playground. provided the other por.
ton Of the block il purchased by
the school board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13

II Is claimed that the event for
throwing tho ss.round weight has
been removed FROM the program for
the games 20 De heid Ia spokane
By the Y. ~ A. for the Northwest
championships. Superintendent Ia.
ellis. Of the & A G. will make an
effort 10 have the event restored
10 the program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13

and ~ In fourishlns eona,.
having recently made affasg...'44oh.
% construct n clubhouse -, ''.'s
shores Of Lake WaahlnKtoa .hs
south Of Lasohi park lass
Fine Clubhouse.
This clubhouse when eom.,,,.,
will be one IL the fineaf - se's,sd
in tho unltef states. and slI a n .a.l
over 5000 =" oxl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
eAccAIAURGArg SERMON
SUNDAY.

Next sunday evening al ! o'clock,
Rev Fletcher 1. Nhaf,oa wiil De.
liver the baccaiaufeate sermon To
the seniors. from tho high school
The service VIII be held In the first
NJ q rhnrrh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
Can't Help Being Happy

With tho earth at your feet and a
esrgsr Hat on your head. what
more can you ask The Bsraar Hat
IL easy 10 get. and We loavs n TO
you to acquire as much OF the earth
as you can. Our special IL head.
wear-not real estate Seattle Hat
Factory. 1910 Second av. .s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13

Judge Gieserieh. Of Nss York.
has refused TO grant sa injunction
90 boxing promoters to prevent the
sheriff from Interfering wlth bon.
ing 5ousA This IL probably the
death blow 20 the fighting game ia
New York city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
HAVRE STRUCK
BY TORNADO
WIND AND RAIN 90 GREAT
DAMAGE ~ mosrsnA-cous
TRY Is FLOODED AND MANY
Are INJURED.

HAvRE. Mont. June IA Tor
hado and rainstorm struck this ctr
and Fort Asalnibolna yesterday mf,
ornoon. doing about $500 900 dams
agc Several persons we're injured
but no deaths are Ys, reported
buildings were wrecked without
warning
There IL scarcely a whole pane 81
glass loft IN the city. The top ntnF
les % the Hayfo Commercial Co =
concrete building we're deposited on
an adjoining lot Eleven clerks ~
the lover floor had a uarrowf
cape IL
Negroes scared. indians coos
The eoiorsd residents we're panic
stricken. many Of them believing.
the world was coming 10 an end
The Indians. on tho other hand.
wrapped their blankets around
themselves tightly and weathered
the hurricane without an eKciams
tlon OF fear
Many buildings wera wrecked at
Fort AsaiBiboine. Captain Roni.
face and seven troopers had a mar.
row escape In reacuiag a family that
had been cut Oft BY the flood n
IL reported that the reservoirs have
burstsd and tho quarters Of thu
soldiers are being flooded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
CLUBS WILL MEET.

Thafe wtll be = meeting n the
Eighth ana sixth Ward Direct prt-
mary teaKus tonight AT tEe Denny
way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
BUILD skAIlao RINK.

Anew skating riHk Il 10 Dc built
~ the corner ~ RoYiasou az. aud
Pine st. The contract wRs iei to-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
PACIFIC coAsr LeAaua.

oAktkNnl Cal. Iane "a afteasy hittina
ant nesa pitching ~ Dfaham save the
Oakland team = thtasN in the apeAinH
kaMe ~ the week % ittien the falsea
pltehef Vas halted hard arafe
n II "
tssat8 .lttsttsfssa HtstssrsttttffHe l.
Batteries orahAm and itliss O nfisa ana
NllssaI Nmptre@ A6tAsna "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
RACES YESTERDAY


Ftrsi fsae : mile pufss aftHtis tle
Nefihrsf - ffHfa 20 tifns ~ 90
nasana face ia mile. purse tafh AtttH
"a "a
Ihifd race mile. selling sunfaY -
Hishnan Nafih ifi. Thistle 10 i1s tlinal
I ~ "a
Fourth race Hisspieehass fuii course
anha1uf tsH Hob uafphF lsi. pacim9 -.
time 81
fsassils iaA Col nHfiistt ai Zine. ! a.
Hisih race. : nliu settling tfuua -.
hsufp iqi. HHast KITTY ies. tifan. - Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13

COMMENTS

Local cricketsFa viii play team
from Victoria next Saturday 1t the
grounds on the Rainler Rv. ear tine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13

Battling Nelson IL reported en-.
gagged 20 California girl. and II IL
said they win be married next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
t*sEE<&1sssssssss
|. AMATEUR RESULTS.

Anaeortes team ia the Amateur
league easily defeated the Clippers
TO o. Kinncar. the en- Seattle High
school pitcher. twirled n great game
for the winners. holding the Clip
pera down 20 one hit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13

rtfsi tasa 10 mile. selling Mise nstshs
ipi hna t.sapuid iog Etlth n 81 iifns.
- 49,
asrenf fana. Z miis, aaiiiHa usurs zoe.
earaN D. fasHt ffuW 10 ftiaH 80 az
fmfd tee I mile haHdlEaH uufrh taFs
hafa lua Mstaf u fafssu ig4 Isfna
liHd -. ffasa - &c
fhiFi faHa mile, ffHFaia stakes fteid
FAST 90. iiafuia q i1t Overland no time,
4 ON
r1urih fass \ mile sHiiiHH hiHnohaha
D. laals Vt ff1fir Mri san teu. time J 10
fiuh fsas niiis ssiiins fhs Mate is7
fntsfiiFht iaz Inppf fitft iHa time ~ IS
aisfh race ~ fnlis. selling enuHhia ias
swim Wins tta iiitir Etktn ies. tins, =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13

by beating New York yesterday
Cleveland ~ now in second place In
the rscs for thu American league
psnnanf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13

Prof Donthl't. physical dl,.,...
Of the Y y. 6. A.. returned ges,ss
day from Indianapolis. where ~ !,
tended the annual Conference !,
employed officers Of tbs ns.,.s,.
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
After 80 Years

Experience IN the meat business We
are htill selling the best meat In We,
attic az prices lower Ia some In.
stances than other dealers buy
order your next roast or steak from
Band hon MARKET. 100 First ay. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
VIII Play To-day.

However. there will be a game
thsa afternoon and the rest the
players have had for the last few
DAYS wiu no doubt increase their
speed and freshea them up. steltn
will probably pitch for Los Angeles.
aud with roman back al short and
Bobby Eager catching. the team viii
present a fairly strong lineup The
home team Is In good shape with
the exception Of nlsnkenship. who
s~ens 10 be the hoodOo Md as he
stop more foul tips without using
hia mitt than any catcher In tho
league Hansen. who has been do
ing good work lately. viii take
Blanks place this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13

Iaconner beat the Fort Casey
ball team largely through the fact
that Bell. the LaConner pitcher.
struck out sixteen men Score was
s to z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13
AMOsgnGnrs IN seArrlr /.

. Recreation Pafk--faattl. %
. Los Angeles. $3.50 D m .
4 Grand Opsra Hotl.. -.
= fOfnin Opera company In .srl ,
. Nightingale" ne
= Seattle Thsstsr - Nal
. swain company IN aTbs :
. World
. Third Avenue Th..,.
= Ayiesworth company ia su,s
= night In Chinatown
star ThsstsF-Va udevi,i.
= orphs1m rhsstsf--vsus, .
. Vile
q Pantsass rhsstsr--vaud.. !
. Vile
. Central Thsstsr - vane.
. Vile
. Lake Union Paviliea--ro,,., :
= skating
sssa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13

ANGELS APPEAR 10 sRiNo
WET WEATHER wirHs THEM
WHEN THEY VISIT sEArTLE
REST WILL FREsAEN
PLAYERS AND INCREASE
TAslR sPEuo.

Old Pluvlus was working over.
time yesterday putting the straw.
berry crop on the fritn, and Of
course there was no bali game Tho
fans sat around and wondered
what the score would hive been. aud
nost Of the players TOOK In the ten.
cent shows. except Charlie Hall.
who remained at homo and got into
dtsrepute With his family by trying
to make the baby Suile BY unlns
q glove stretcher As Tar as rain Is
concerned los Angeles seems to be
= hoodoo as Il II nearly always wet
weather when the team Is In town.
and they have more postponed
games herr than any team Ia the
league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13

The West Seattle baseball team
beat the Navy Yard In a very close
game By q score Of / 60 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13

In a fast and exciting game che
Monroe baseball team won from
the fast Excel4iora of Seattle b. a
score of 2 to Z The game was
marred by a couple OF accidents.
Teddy Corbstt. the vel. known pro.
fessionai. had hts nose BROKEN and
Joe Wilkins dislocatad his shoulder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13

croll. the new left fielder. has
hecn making good in EFT field and
the catch he made the other after
noon Of Truck EgAnN long hit viii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13

The Ludlow nine beat the Port
Gamble team 10 10 In a good game
although Port Gamble was out
ciassed The batteries we're Thorn
as and Cooper for Ludlow aud ELS
and Plough for Port Gamble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13

ffont throw your old clothes
away Have them cleaned 70 look
IKE new at the Pantortum- Main
fets zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-13

50 esssrt tsssss ssssF ssrF $500 -
10 the licensed mediums 81 The cry
the unexplrod portion OF the money
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-16
HATCHET HRO w r r
FIGURES IN POLICE
COURT CASE.
COMPLAINT BYSHEWMAKE
Who Was Abused by Mrs.
Nation.

Carrie Nation, the irrpressible Car
rie. was arrested this afternoon on a
warrant issued by F. M. showmake. a
Wholesale liquor dealer, and proprie-
tor OF the Derby Bar, on West Oklaho-
ma avenue. The trial a being held
this afternoon before Judge Olsmith,
at police court headquarters. The
room and halls Of the city building
were filled with spectators who crowd
ed in to hear what the hatchet hurler
might have to say.
Mr. showmake alleges that Mrs.
Nation came into his saloon and be-
gan abusing him, and calling him a
robber, a murderer and a thief and
when gently elected from the salocn,
continued to walk up and down in
front Of the bar and cry aloud de-
nouncing him vigorously.
Mrs Nation is pleading her own
cause in court and from indications 1t
is probable that several hours will be
consumed hearing the evidence in the
case. A number OF Witnesses were
summoned to appear and testify.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-16
DID GOOD work.
Committees Having in Charge Inauo-
ural Affairs Worked Hard.

II Is admitted on all sides that the
inaugural was a glowing success and
great credit is due the different com
mlttees having the affair IN charge
Chairman John Cotteral and Secre-
tary Norris eyre indefatigable in their
work. Major II. W. Pentecost looked
after the details with the skill of an
old hand and was ably seconded by
Assistant Secretary r. 3. Lucas and
DR.. Morse. Others who did good
service on the committees were:
Galen Grow, John Fqrrow, J. w Duke
l. B. Levy, +. II. Greer. Or. Render
T. O. Nib!ack. Frank Dale. John
Golobie, chas. Fiison, Paul Foster, G.
H Wills, G. Q. Van Duyn. J. NJ. Nc
Connell, e. +. shinn. U. c. Guss, Cen
eral Burlingame, p. c. o'Donneii. F..
N. coclrell, j. J. Cunningham, c. b.
Holmes, M P. Walsh and +. L. Wolff.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-16


Pear culture"-c f. aaree. Noble.
Cherry cuiturer-R. ElcIner. Wheat
land.
strawberries and Raspberries" An
drew Ellison. Guthrie
liberia Peaches" Frank A. Beebe.
Jones City.
New Fruits for Oklahoma" General
discussion.
Best Commercial Apples for Okla
homa"-N. p WINS. Eason.
Good Versus Poor Trees for OKLA
ma Farmers. a. Lopeman. Enid
Nursery Inspection aud What II
Means'--C. A. McNabb.t
Fruit In the Indian Territory"-J. A.
rayior. wsnnewood,
Vegetables Under Irrigation" Wy. l..
Fullerton. Olustec
'Fruits Under Irrigaton"--A. 3 Per
~ Yukon.
blackberry culture"-A c. Titus.
Crescent
Tree Planting Methodsn-c. o. Pres
ton saltwater.
Plum culture'-w s. overstreet
Prague
Treaarcrs report
c3-itttee reports.
El On OF officers.
Adjournment
The members ~ lhe boNrd arc Coz
erna- Fr,ntz cx-oficio. r. kioir,
ri nt Wheitand - y. a q
viz resident W'heatland. a. s. nn.
ki.R treasurer Alva: w. l.. Fuler a
Olus g; Horace J Newherry io
Neli Ewers white NcI.oud. ara G. A.
N bb, secretary
~ terms o. presid IN Eieiear and
w y Fullerton win exore tsdev nad
as aetlon win be held bv the q eiesatfa
iroG The county farmers orsan.-aio oc %
sei their successors.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-16

WOLF CREATES A STIR
pcofessog ia Brigham Noang
COiIsRe Rcnott,yces
AofrsuMiaM
CBy Assoc. rteslo

CBy Assoc Pfessl
salt Lake City, Uts. 'sa- 8 Fm.
Wolfe, professor Of theo "a Brig
ham Yonas college. a Morn inst
tuition at I-egan. has caused a 81 n
Mormon circles aceodins TO a ii
patch 70 the Tribune by reaouncing
his belief in Mormon with refusing
to pay tithes ana seYering relations
With the college Action ltis stated
has resulted from recent "trip 10
Mexico. He is quoted as saylns poly
gamy Is practiced as freely in Arizona
ana Mexico today as IL ever has been.
Wolfe Is quoted as asking Apostle
John Henry Smith how poiygamous
marriages could be reconeiled with
the Woodruff manifesto. TO which
smith is said to have replied. "The
manifesto was only trick devised 70
beat the devil at his own game"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-16
WAS REGAL AFFAIR
Ball and Reception to Gov
ernor Frantz Largely
Attended.

The inaugural ceremonies were fitting-
ly concluded last evening az the city
hall where the buffet luncheon, ban and
reception attracted several hundred peo-
pie. The ball was perhaps the most
brilliant ever held in Oklahoma Tho
hall WAS eaboratey decorated with fes-
toons Of ivy. from which ginted myri-
ads OF electric lights. The gowns Of
The ladies' were exceptionally elaborate.
Following the reception. during which
Governor and Mrs Frantz greeted sev
eral hundred people. It'd dancing besnn
ana was continued until O'Clock. Ac-
Iers orchestra Furnished the music, and
itever was dance music better IN the
grand march, Private Secretary 0rviHe
Frantz escorted his mother. About six
hundred dancers were ON the hoor. Thu
buffet luncheon was served in the coun
ell chamber and WAS a marked feature
OF the entertainment.