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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-05
DOCTORS rssry FEAST.
First Annual Banquet OF Logan County
Medical Asaoeiatlon.

The first annual banquet Of the To-
gan County Me1lcl association occur
red last evening at the ROYAL hotel, aud
the affair was IN every way decided
success. ~
The spacious dining room WIS dab
oratcly decorated with fsatooaa ~ hunt
ing smjiax ard hyacinth hio6soms for
the occasion. F1rickson's orshestra pifSay
ed during the evening from behind a
screen.
Covers were laid for thirty-four eueats
The favors were hxacinths
AZ the close OF ths BANQUET pr. w.
w. Rucks presiding as toast master,
proposed these tossts. which were re-
spondod 10 IN an able manner BY tho
members named.
"a PosT-cRADUATE COLLEGE, IN
oklahomn'-Dr. J. w. Duke.
MEDICAL LEGIsLATIoN"-Dr A.
Blesh
THE FUTURE or nEpIcNE-
Or. Horace Reed.
"THE DOCTOR socIALLY''--Dr. c.
b Hill
ORGANIZATION or s noND OF
uNfTY"-Dr. r. O. Baker
THE NEED OF MEDICAL PUBIIc-
lTY"--Dr. l.. A. Hahn.
THE NEED OF UNIFORMITY IN
MEDICAL ExAM1NATIoNs"-Dr. u.
shIlrp.
OUR w1vEs"-Dr. n. v. smith.
The mcnu WIS as follows: blue Points
on half shell, bIanched celery. consom-
NE princess ssSsn ofives aalted nI-
monds. sliced turkey. cranberry jam.
shrimp salad, saratoga chiDs. hot rolls.
quail ON toast. petit pols in cases. mar
quls punch, brick fec cream, lady Eng
ers. cttron cake, angel food. cigars
Seated az the BANQUET table were, D1-
and Mrs. J. Il. Hamin. DR.. and Mrs.
Taylor, Or. and Mrs smith. Dr. ana
Mrs. Kerncdie, Or. and Mrs. Blesh. nr.
and Mrs. REED Dr. and Nrs. Melvin.
Dr, ana MRS II. V. Smith, DR. and Mrs
shoop, Or. and Mrs. Hahn, DIR. -
Petty, DR. Morse ana Miss Geytfude
Pattison Or. and Mrs, cotternh DR.
and Mrs. Ril. Or. and Mrs. Barker Dr.
and Mrs. j. W. Duke. DR. ana kzrf W.
W Rucks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-05
UNCLE SAM wiki INVADE
GUTHRIE NEXT WEEK.

For the purpose Of eniisting men and
boys for our navy, ages IL 20 30; pay
SIG to $40 per month. with a present Of
$40 worth Of clothing for all those that
enlist including medical aid Also no
board to pay When we ionsider the life
OF blueiacSet In our navy. the great
opportunities waich he derives: also,
when we consider he financial eondi-
tion Of the sailor upon the expiration
Of his enlistment as well as his health.
physical and mental his brawn, his
muscle and, above all. his true man4
hood, which Is taught him IN this, our
greatest scientific college. afoat (our u.
:. navy), each and All must agree that
the u. 8. navy IL the best p,,id military
service in the world In conclusion. we
must confess the life In the n,ssy "A for
better for livelihood. for a profession
than that on the outside. as well as Tor
health generally speaking. and The
makeup OF the man or boy who has the
most important duty ahead OF l4f
nameyL to become a good. true. loyal
citizen. an honor 60 hia country and 10
his family
For All those contemplating cnllsting
IN the navy special navy recruiting
once is headed for this city and win
arrive IN GWhrie Monday. win open an
oiiice and win onlis; men and boys for
one week. and TO an those enllsting bo
Il known that Uncle Sam PAYS an ex-
penses TO the training college. where
they viii 10 TO Norfolk. Va. all aer-
vice hrst class while enroute Including
Pullman. meals on she train. IN AN he
- sent away lust as good as thoras
ne was the president himself as far
az ne best service a. concerned. Trn-
Gle sum is well proud OF the men ana
boys enlisted last time the navy re-
eruiting party visited 1his city. Each
and All are well advanced In line for
positions paying from 81. 700 TO 81 500
per year~-from this 10 that OF "A COM
mission. Ia line Tor admiral. this 4.
open for al young men who prove en-
cient
The navy will enlist the foIlov,no
mechanics as well as boys ~ yea~g Of
age ana men n 10 35 withor. trades.
Aitehinlsts, electricians. 5oiiermnkers
DiAeksnlths' plumbers 5akera. carpen-
Iera. wireless telegaphy men. clerks.
'ienogrAphers, cooks. coal passers. fire.
Aen, seamen, ordinary oeamen ana an
,biq-bodied men without trades ages
y 70 So.
me sreatept opportunity 20 see the
world Young men over rs years Of age
10 not need consent paDers Each boy
has enlists Ia the navy can pick ont ne !
fed9 pc li4es best and can unquestion- I
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GO b MnahInntnn-

oklahoman: Judge Clinton A. Gal-
braith win not be IN the city "a attend
tho jackson Day banquet OF tho terri
toral democracy. as ne departed yea,er-
day Tor Whshiugton, where no goes A
plead he cause Of despoiied democracy
of the territory Of Hawaii before the
committee on elections o. the house of
representatives,, nppeariag Cor Col. ..
A iAuke't democratic candidate for DEL
ettte 10 congress. who Is c0ntesfinr ina
seat Of Jonah X Kaianianao,s 10
Nhom was ISSUED the ceriiGcase OF cleo
non. The hearing = set for Jan. 10
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ably learn the same while In tas navy
as well as attending school lectures and
has q large volume OF all the Intest
books at his command. willie sports Of
all kinds are praetIced In the navy, and
bands on all large ships Bach can save
money with per cerft interest. and an
ca nhave a nice. snug sum az the cxpi-
ration OF their time.
wan opcn poste the city han. cor
ned Of Second and Oklahoma avenuc.
All Information cheef1uily given. Hours
from to s.
ID. M. CARROLL,
Chief Master-at Arms,
U. s. Navy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-05
WAS THERE
CONSPIRACY
FITZSIMMONS AND HIS
MANAGER IN
LEAGUE
MILLER SAYS BLACKMAIL
Man Accused of Alitu$ting
Mrs Fit1 is Angry.

Franklin, Pa, Jan. 5.--Major Charles
J. s. Miller OF franklin. who has been
accused OF alternating the affections Of
the wife Of Bob Fitzsimmons. against
whom Leon Friedman. manager of the
lanky pugilist, says suit for 100000 is
about to be entered in the courts of
Scranton, discussed the situation to-
day trine warmly. He says that an
attempt is being made toblackmail him
and that he win not only fight the
"Fitz" crowd II suit is entered, bur Will
sue them all for conspiracy If they do
not now make good their threat to sue
him.
This is about the crudest bit 81
attempted blackmailing that have
ever heard Of said Miller. 1T appears
to me like the work Of amateurs, but
they have no amas~v: to deal with.
I'll not settle; no. sir They have
to fight me in the courts, and fgat
hard, for intend to fight them.
Here's manager named Friedman,
whom, understand, no one ever heard
Of, trying to stir up something, and
he goes to Scranton. Pa, and says he
is entering suit against me for dam
ages. Why not Franklin? Why not
New York want this thing tried
in open court want the whole world
to have chance to Judge what sort
of game is being tried on me.
There is talk about their using the
letters from Mrs. 'Fitz' to her husband
about me when she was Mrs. Gority.
That's all right Two can play at
that game. Mr. Fitz' and his alleged
manager will have to deal with what
has occurred since she became Mrs.
'Fitz,' and can not go behind that I
may use some of these iatters."
The most important letter written to
Gority by the woman when she was
his wife was given ov' today, and
reads as follows:
New cork, Aug. q 1901. Have
just returned from Albany, where the
majors yacht landed me yesterday. /
had a grand time Major viii not be
in Franklin for four or ave weeks yet,
The diamond he gave me was one
carat, cut oval shape He also gave
me his cum buttons to have set in a
ring The major always remembers
what Blumenthal said about his being
with me-he says he can not forget
It. He says he went away that day
caring very It'll about me, and, lust
think, only an hour before he said he
worshipped me aud would marry me
II had a divorce.
you understand this affair be.
tween Charley and myself better than
any one. Some day there is going to
be crisis-that is. when the majors
wife and family learn of this. Then,
and only then. shall know Just how
Iioca he cares for me. am hoping r
oan be with him good deal before
that crisis, so that he can learn how
much | care He says he loves me
best, but that is when I am with him.
How he feels when am away and she
is with him, do not know. Lovingly,
JULIA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-05
4rHE vANoERRILr cuP.r
(By AssoeInted Pros

hartford Gem, Jan. 5.--A new play
entitled "rhe Vanderbilt Cup Is TO ba
given its premier at the Parsons tho
ateF tonight and a large party OF PLAY
goers and theatrical notables from New
York viii be on hand to witaoss the
production. It viii mark the stellar
debut Of Miss Elsla Janis. Miss Janis
- to be supported by eomDeteat cast
headed BY Mr. Otis Harland
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-05

TEXAS is the only sato a. slu
union with room enough for a popd int
tion great enoLgh to consume it's tns
tai production o. food. fabrics anu
building material.
Big eAorghY Yes. Now here is the
comparison.
Suppose you are an Iowa farmer,
According to government reports the
avsrASe value OF crops in Texas is LOO
per acre more than in Iowa; ana the
average acreage OF Texas farms is s57
acres as compared with l57 acres In
1owa. with products yielding better re-
4 turns with minimum amount of la
bor. mild winters and plenty OF room.
does II not seem TO you that Texas
promises much7
The possibilities -~re never brighter
than now for men seeding to better
their condition. III five years time
these possibilities win be gone. You
should make the change now whilo
the prices OF farming lands are reason
able and investment opportunities are
not overdone. Why not locate Ia a
progressive locality and grow up with
the country II win certainly pay you
. to investigate conditions whether you
+ imm.srete to Texas or not
can give you many valuable point
ers about locations where prospects are
brightest. Write me--tell me what you
want how much you want to invest.
FL win give you information and gladly
1aaslst you in getting In touch with the
4opportunity.
Write today for a FREE copy Of my
book. Texas" Address
n S. G. LANesToN,
seneral Immioratie, Agent, Room 525
II Walnwrlsht Building,
ST. LOUIS. MO.
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FRoM a MlLLIoN womgN.
TNs ps.I.Ieo ,a.t oos. to d. ssn.,s


Warrington, Jan 5.--Thlrty-eight vol.
unies will be filed with secretary Of ,hs
senate as a petition Just as soon IA
the committee on privileges and eiec.
tiona submits It's report Ia the Reed
Smoot case The petitions. NUMBERING
rpore than thousand. are Ia the pos
session Of the Christian Herald OF New
York and are being bound By thai publ
cation. The aamcs Of more than ! mill
lion women already have been attached
70 the memorials pleading with the sen
ate 10 take a stand for the purits ~
the home The petitions viii be aled
whether the Senate committee submits
an adverse or Favorable report.
The Oath smoot Took.
Befefe the report 4 submitted 10 the
senate tho cemmittec viii endeav9r TO
obtain the exact language Of me test
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-05

8 property Changes Hands.
bnational building on the cor
laFriaon avenue and second
sold Yesterday TO George ".
oi this cily By The former
Sn T. KerDer Of HarrlsburE.
no confederation was 81. $50. o..
was handled by Luher west,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-05
PERSONAL
MEN NTION

l-4-----A-------------------- l-4
j. NJ FOLEY ia in oklahoma city.
b. F. Myers is here today from viui
James B. DIsrs is here from Paw.
}. p. schulz is in town from cleve.
land.
Can't wm. Knipe Is here today from
p W ciars is here today from
a N Ashcroft is in the city from
8 5. Inssrson is here today from
II U. Comfy and vie are here nom
Dustin, /. T.
Frank Guthrie Is IN the city from
Belding, Mich.
4 Mrs. NJ. Lambert as % town today
from Newkrk
Charles E. Wheeler is here today
from Etehison.
/ Henry Gilroy came down from Mar
shall this morning.
Senator Hickam came over from Per-
kins this morning.
Doesn't this weather make you want
to go rabbit hunting9
Attorney c. NJ. Green was in okla
hcma Cay yesterday.
T. E. Marshall came up from okla
homa City this morning.
William Reeves, of oklahoma City.
was a business visitor here today.
Attorney C. ]. West was hero yes
terday from Enid attending supreme
court.
Territorial OIL Inspector Ashton re-
turned this morning from a business
trip TO Oklahoma City.
Attorney A. r. Klelnschmidt. who
has been here from Oklahoma city at
tending the session OF supreme court,
returned home today.
w II. Crooks, Of Boone Iowa, is In
thH city visiting his old friend, Mr..
spurrier. Mr. Crooks is enroute to Cal
ifoinia to spend the winter
A. d Daley the newly appointed
i:ie'nber OF the board OF regents for
the censrM State Normal school al Ed
mond. was IA the city today.
Mrs. C. f. Magner. wife of tho ,'Ka-
tyI engineer. and childrea returned
yesterday from a pleasant visit with
her Sresrss Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Lot
terer, al Fort Scott, Texas.
Probate judge A. C. Glenn IA in the
city today from Pond Creek. Jadee
Glenn says he has no interest IA the
postofBee fight now being waged there
between Elmer DarrouRh ana CHAR, 5
a. Dow, and is OF the opinion that nei-
theg OF the men win land the appoint-
ment.
w, w. Noffsinger. Of Klngasher, is IN
the city attending supreme court Judge
Noffslnger Is one Of the leading attor-
neys IN Western Oklahoma and as a
member Of the Eighth Legislative ae-
sepibly. won the distinctive reputation
OF making the only successful nght cv-
er waged against the railroads in Okla
homa.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Denaiston of
Grove City were here Thursday enroute
to saltwater where they will spend
several weeks visiting Mr.. and Mrs. @.
s. Reed. former Guthrie residents Mr..
and Mrs. Denniston are looking tho
serritory over with a view of investing
and locating here permanently. They
expect TO spend six months in the
south and visit a brother AT I3nsto..
Tex, during June.
Three little babes were nestled in bed,
I'm name William. winis and Bnl."
mother said;
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-05
ON ANOTHER CHARGE
Suspected Idaho Assassin
Charged With Dynamiting
of Independence Depot.

Denver Jan. L.--sherln Edward Bell.
OF Teller county. col1.. has tolegraphod
the sheriff at Caldwell. Idaho. request
ing him 70 hold the prisoner Identified
as hurry Orchard on warrnnf charg-
ing him with murder committed In
Cripple creex. Colo should the charge
" sssassinating Governor steunenberx
~ Idaho not be pressed against him.
Orchard ~ accased Of having blown up
the lndeDendenee depot on june 6. 1904
killing fourteen n0n-unioa miners and
seriously irjnrinR a numbers of 9TH
era II j. said he fed frim the Cripple
Creek diFtrict Immediately after the ex-
plosion ana has since einded the Colo
rade acthorlties though he has been
traced through this state New Mexico.
iritish Columbia. WSomiag ana idaho.
Boise, idaho. Jan 5-The feature OF
the day IN me steuenberg assasaina-
tlon case at Caldwell was the news that
tue ia~ firm of Rohei;aon, Rosanhaup
a Miller o. snokane. would defend
Harry Orchard. afias Thomas Hogan.
accused o. NE murder Last night they
sent him word that one of Tie nrm
would be On hand today That 1rm
ha slone represented what h deslgnaied
as ihe Dx,einite element ~ me coeur
D'Alenes. Captain Swain. IA charge of
me case . convinced that there was
q eonapiaeg ana IL uorking on that
theory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-05

Harrison Avenue Guthrie. okla phone
No. l5e.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-05

Daily Leader 10 eenls = week dsnv
s'ed syeFy day sEoSpt Sunday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-05
SIKH YEAR IN OKLAHOMA.

Drs. CLARK a Co, tho
famous chicaso special
ists, treat Chronic and
Private Diseases * both
sexes. Cures guaranteed.
Consultation free.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-05

hcial meeting Thursday afternoon at
the library club rooms. The biography
OF Lord Byron and the character OF his
writings were taken up. There was a
large attendance and an interesting
meeting. Two visitors. Mrs. N. u.
Hughes and Mrs. Harry Omar Scott.
were present For a response to roll
call the members replied with quota
tions from Che author Mrs. Lloyd Nor
ris read an interesting paper on the
characteristics OF Byron's work. Mrs.
Charles G. Knelsly gave a short sketch
OF the poets life. Mrs ]. III. Rucks
read Extracts from The Prisoner OF
cilon.' followed by a general discus
sion by the club members. The most
interesting feature OF the afternoon
7seting was the general dlsoussion.
NJ His Environment Affect his wrIt-
p Az all commentators admit to
nv uGtain extent, Lord Byron's sur
es did occasionally cause him 20
rs II Is from what he knew 20 be
ao had house of duty but more times
Nv ing FOR !, I'd Byron's own win and
III ag led him into 6arbld-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-05
coss. coas. coas.

coB6i CoBS, CoBs.
Big load nice, dry eobs delivered any
where In city for si.OO. Phone ls2.
Capital Grain CO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-05

Three little babes were nestled In bed.
TN name William. winis and Bin,
mother said.
wide was her smile. for triplets they be.
She lays her good lucx 60 Rocky Noun
tain Tea. tGreat baby msdicIne.)
Ask your druggist.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-05

banker for years prior
4nd his association with
'agement win no doubt
ana material henent.
hnd beauty In rouge pot
waitewash True beauty
m only that tuko Hollis
9 HMountain Tea It's a Won
&c ana beautiher. Sc Gems.
lets. Ask your druggist-
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te bank Mr..
bout tive years
Iestments which
lat ne returned
gone into busi-
, safe to state
eeD up the past
the bank.
ei,nolders OF the
was made this
! formerly with
< OF Mounds, J.
.erests OF c. T..
= and tho Coyle
s. Olson and al
} partner snd a
-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-05

Having all be
Is assumed that
able to worry aloe win begin at the
81 Saturday. Jan.
The soothing a2f week watch
OF Dew1tts Witc on your visit TO
applied 10 Piles. S. .hief yon have
subdues pain almt REPRESENTATION
salve draws out tRing the article
duces swelling and NJ Okla
tbus circulating the
diseased parts. permit.
ture TO permanently rea
entirely. Sold by c. Il.
One hundred fine Psz
Cigars FOR $3.50 this WI
smiths. Phone 1893.
BETTER GOODS F'',.s,,, F.,,n,.''s lar ~ a
AT THE Hlm have pur-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-05

I Leader 10 oeHss : week dslir
ksrs dsx except sunday
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Denaiston Of
Grove City were here Thursday enroute
to saltwater. where they will spend
several weeks visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c.
;. Reed. former Guthrie residents. Mr..
and Mrs. Denniston are looking tho
Serr1tory over with a view of Investing
and locating here permanently. They
expect to spend six months in the
south and visit a brother AT Iinstol.
Tex, during June.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-05

w w. Noffslnger, Of Klnghsher is IN
the city attending supreme court. Judge
Nohsinger IL one OF the leading attor-
neys IN Western Oklahoma and as n
member Of the Eighth Legislative as
senibly. won the distinctive reputation
OF making the only successful light cv-
er waged against the railroads in Okla
homa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-05

Probate judge A. C. Glenn ia in the
city today from Pond Creek. Judge
Glenn says he has no interest IA the
posto'bee fight now being waged there
between Elmer Darrough ana Charles
a. Dow, and is OF the opinion that nei-
theg OF the men win land the appoint-
ment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-05

Mrs. c. +. Magner wife Of the 'Ka.
tyI engineer and childrea returned
Yesterday from a pleasant visit Will
her ssIesiis. Mr.. and Mrs. f. a. Lot
terer, al Fort Scott Texas.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-18
Northeastern Iowa Press Asso-
citation Meets at Cedar Rapids
August % and "a
THE PROGRAM is ANNOUNCED
a Number of Delightful Entertainment
Features for the Editors and Their
Wives Are Planned for Friday After.
noon and Evening-one Of the Asso-
eiation. Best Meetings Anticipated.
Special to Times-Republican,

Special to TimeS-Republlcant
Cedar Rapids, Aug. 1S.-Announce-
ment.is made of the midsummer meet
ing at Cedar Rapids, on August % and
"a, of the Northern Iowa Press .Asso-
ciation,s whose officers are T. E. Booth,
Aalamosa Eureka, president; F. L.
Robinson, oelwein Register, vice presi-
dent; H. j. Green, DEBORAH I. Public
Opinion, secretary treasurer. The ex-
ecutive committee is composed of j. w.
Jarnagin, Of the Cedar Falls Record;
and H. l.. Ram, of the Manchester
Press. The program is as follows:
Thursday Afternoon.
Building UP Advertising Patron
age"-W. S. Beels, Hopkinton Leader.
Does 1t Pay to be Radical ?"-Ira
Nichols, Iowa Falls Citizen.
rs Washington Experience Helpful
to the Country Editor Pr. j. Still
man, West Union Argo.
Advertising Agents and Their Meth
ods"-A. Bauman, Mt. Vernon Hawk
exc, and Harvey Slack, Belle PLANE
Democrat-Herald.
Should the Newspaper Man be a
Political Leader?"-J. H. Wiley, In
dependence Bulletin-Journal.
Plate Matter VS.. Ready Prints" =
R. B. May, Waukon Standard, and H
E. Moffett, Grundy Center Republican.
Thursday Evening.
,Music-Male Quartet.
AddraSc of WejcOna-Mavor Fl
Connor
Response President T. E. Booth,
Anamosa Eureka.
Vocal Solo-C. H. Harmer.
Address, The Province of the News
paper ]. P, Nugget, Cedar
Rapids
Music-Male Quartet.
Address, Some of the Old Editors"
Hon. q. F. Baldwin, Peoria, Ill, Star.
Friday Morning.
"Reminiscences of Newspaper Life
by an Old 'un"-Charles Talmaga.
West Union Gazette.
Estimating Job Work "A. Brew
err, Cedar Rapids Republican.
Discussion-Led by w. F. Parrot,
Waterloo Reporter.
Z. "The Editorial Page"-David Brant,
Iowa City Republican. s.
Discussion by B. Murphy, Vinton
Eagle; E. n. Bailey. Britt Tribune: F..
E. Trigg, Rockford Register.
'The Newspaper and Publicity Leg
islation'-J. w. Jarnagin, Cedar Falls
Record. b
Discussion-Led by w. E. Young,
Cedar Rapids Gazette.
1.-THE Daily in 5000 Town"-F. s.
Robinson, Oelwein Register
Discussion-Led by C. H. Rhine
smith, Charles City Intelligencer.
independence in Country Journal