The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-10
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This story. from the I'D Reno Ameri- (
can should really have been s3vea for
Easter. "An E Reno mhhucr who sings
in church choir Is 50 interested "a her
hat architecture that yesterday morning
In chlsch. iasirad OF singing Praise
tto Mount rh Fixed Upon H. warbled
Raise the Amount; I've Fixed a Bon-
net
shawnee Herald IN canva sing the
vote Of Tuesdays election today the
council discovered that She proposition
70 issue slSeoo worth of bonds to con-
strnct addltioual sanitary sewers had
been defeated by onc-third Of one vote
the vote Tor the proposition lacking that
amount of benE two-thirds Of the vote
cast wSich IS necessary undsr illc stat
ute before the bonds can be issued
i'he proposition viii be rasubmitted at
IN election p june.
A scafhme rebuke TO members OF The
Logan county bar. who are alleged to
have entered into personal quarrcis with
iuiors. ToBowing the conclusion Of cases
which thcy had decided. was administer
ed by Judge Burford. lie was very en-
phatic - his remarks and showed his
displcaaura very foroibly-
After. an can fame riches or glory
bring more than has come TO certain
sabethan young woman2 Her mother
said not long sgo To an acqmintance:
In all her existence She has never
caused me an snstants worry. sorrow
or unhappincss.g
From All PARTS Of Texas and from most
Of oklahoma and Indian Tersitory the
| reports OF. the wheat oroo Tor the year
ara Of the most encouraging nature.
There l. even a prophecy chat the crop
OF The ycar VIII go as high as i5.o0oo00
bushels II nothing prevents the maturity
OF the prospects AS yet tha wheat has
not generally reached the ioiting Stage
! of It's life Yet the height of the plant
IS from six fnrhes 10 a foot ana the
weather NOW prevailing over The South
western country IS declared to he ex-
celent FOR The maturing OF tha crop.
An astronomcr In Northeastern Kansas
calls attention TO the fact that there was
no fun moon in February. although there
were two "a january, and March is also
allotted two We computes that this win
not happen ag,,in for s,50o,Ooo years
A gruesomc experience was that Of
John Miller sheriff Of washita county.
After the death OF George Grandt who
lived alone in sman house near Mil
/ lef's. the sheriff weat 10 the dead mans
residence TO nnd II possible some clue
to his relatives When NJ opened the
door he saw ghe bed clothing begin to
rise un and move toward him miller
admits that this was one time when
his nerve faiied him. ana he beat ?
hasty retreat An Investigation later
showed that barge Maltese cat. an ~s-
peclal favorite Of the dead man. had
crawlad under the bed clothing to &een
warm. and when Sc heard the door open-
it started out to meet the newcomer.
Fred Anderson. OF waukoms. is con
viaced that advertising pays He re-
turned homa last week with his bride
formealy Miss Fanny Kerr. 81 Hendcr-
son KY. whom II secured through q
newspaper story Anderson was one 81
the members OF The Waukomis Bacheloi
club whose needs in the matrimonial
line were originally exploited by the
| Waukomis Hornet, and afier,Fard taken
up 10y other Oklahoma newspapers. A.
a result -of the publicity given the clur
Anderson received number of iettcrs
he lif,d tte one from the Ncntucks
GIRL and kept up regular correspond
ence with her Some weeks ago te Wis
red hor and as q result she conssnteo
90 become Mrs. Anderson.
'It ls said that tho millions of feet Of
sas that came out Of tho Wild and role
Kicking Caney wen, and WAS burned has
had the effect of greatly Increasing ths
nos, says Charles Finch. fAnd while
the day OF mkHcles Is past q may bs
saia mat ihe day OF ihe liar Is just a