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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-21
JUSTICE WHITE DENIES
AID IN HUNT
FOR CELL
BOTH FROM LOUISIANA
Former Oklahoma Explains
His Unique Position.



Narragansett pier, r l.. july 2i.--
Louis A. Gourdain. the Chncago and
New Orleans lottery man, who is seek
ing to be returned to the Joliet peni-
tentiary from which he was recently
released. arrived here from New York
last night and went to the home OF
Justice White of the sureme court Of
the United States. Justice White In
formed him that the clerk Of the SUI
preme court in washington die right
in declining to receive his petition,
and Gourdain expressed himself as
satisfied with this advice The JUS
tice also said he could not accept the
petition or order it fled by the clerk
OF the court.
The interview between Justice
White and his visitor was pleasant
one. as Justice White was formerly ac-
quainted with Gourdain's father, and
both came from La Fonrche Parish,
l4uulhidhd
After talk on personal matters,
Gourdain introduced the subject OF
his errand, saying that he had pre-
sented at the Office of the clerk of
the supreme court in Washington a
petition asking for his return to the
penitentiary and that the clerk had
declined to receive 1t on the ground
that there must be an order 81 the
court, In the petition, Gourdpin ex
planned. he had set forth thaH during
his trial he had given his jVord that
IL convicted. he would not appeal from
the sentence, hut in some mysterious
way an attorney had afterward inter.
vened and had secured a pardon f9S
him, which Gourdain at the earnest
solicitation OF his wife, had accepted
by signing the requir>d pond. After
ward. Gourdnin explained, he repented
of his action as he considered his
honor involved because Of his prom
ise made in court prior to his convfc'
tion and he therefore desired to be
returned to the penitentiary.
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ELECTRIC PARK.

A large audieace enjoyed the per-
Torrance at Electric Park last night.
The bin was what may be claimed a
straight comedy and kept the audience
IA a roar Of laughter from rise 10 fall
or the curtain. Mr.. II. j. Mack. as
TEDDY was all that the part demanded
and gave plenty opportunity 70 the audi
ence 70 demonstrate approval by ap-
plause Miss Hussell was treat ia the
role Of "Kjty Tyson" her sweet. soft
voice and gentle manners we're n per-
feet acoorl with the role portrayed Miss
Russell has become such a favorite with
the patrons fthe park that her name
has become a househoud ward. Mr..
North appeared Ia a role that was in
tlreiy dinerent 70 any part he has here
tofors portrayed and demonstrated his
abilAy 20 conceal his identity beyond
recognition Mr.. HIN gave good por-
aayal 70 the part of Berry Lowell and
Retta McOwsn deserves praise for her
work IN the role Of "Elsi Lowell" The
balance Of the cast was good. Tonight
an entire change Of bin viii be given.
Cast Aside" a four act pastoral drama
will be presented with an the details 70
make the play an artistic one. Mr..
North, Mr. Russell and Mr. cailieotte
viii be seen q strong payts The an
nouncement that iss Russell viii appear
as Camille next Wednesday night has
been the means of Keeping Manager
BROOKS busy. Several large theatre
parties have bcfn formed and a large
number OF man orders tor tickets have
been receiyed from out q town theatre
goers. .........l
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mld bespattered clothing Each CON
tfibuted ten to the city before SCI
curing his release. a sadder but wiser
John and Richard.
Minnie Douglas. white. was the lone
female among all the bunch Minnie
was charged with being drunk and
also disorderly. She got fifteen dol
lars, or as many days. with the
coterie Of colored damsels now so
iourning ia the lookup doing time.
~ re produced the coin not fancying
tN' idea Of incarceration with water
E1d coffee as the sole liquid refresh
ments served these hot ggI~cf .sy
Cecil Taylor. white, answered to the
same charges as were preferred
against Minnie and was soaked with a
similar fine Cecil pianked over the
coin and is now enjoying his freedom
nursing the headache and getting a
little sleep.
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a hopeIsss Case.

II fear" my dear madam, said the
physician, that your stomach will
neyer recover its tone. unless you limit
yourself to the simplest diet imagin
sbie''
"Ah. sir" cried the woman. tears
rolling down her checks, would that
l could But that is impossible"
"Impogsiblel Why2F.
Because am the wretohed woman
who supplies photographs OF dainty
dishes to thS fashion magazines. la
order To photograph them / must pre-
pare chem, and. as cannot afford TO
waste expensive materials, must eat
ibem.'
rhe physician started from his
ssalr. an is certain dea a. he cried.
What have you eaten today my
shild?'
Il had for breakfast wheat biscuit
alled with eandied yiole's and olives.
si,h a maple sugar and grated cheese
sauce, the whole surrou ded with a
wreath OF daisies Tor dee ratiye effect
For luncheon" the horror deepening
in ner eyes, "a large ripe tomato stuff
ed with cold lobster Ncwburg and
chopped nuts. served with a sherry and
chocolate dressing This was topped
with pure white ehrysanthemum, aad
a few orchids were laid lightly abb
the plate. They made beautiful pbo,o.
Graphs~
"And they call men brave." mar
INJURED the doctor. Il nov understand
Why so large a percentage Of my r.
dents ars women. Life
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a eIAno aouse N olsoulse.
Unique Scheme Of Oklahoma city Men
70 Get Guthrie Trade.

20 Get Guthrie Trade.
Editor Leader.-The following article
appeared IN The State Capital Of the
2lst inst. "Just Arrived From Wichita
Kansas c. n. Hanson. who will engage
n the piano business at the corner o.
oklahoma and Vine. lie viii sell pianos
on easy payments so that they win be
81 the reach Of an His ad appears ia
this issue"
The G. Hanson Piano House. To-
cated al tho corner OF Oklahoma and
Vle and purportng to be from Wichi-
"a. is in reality shipment or nve
pianos by an oklahoma city firm.
Knowing Ecw that town has always
trled 90 edo" Guthrie. the nnn had
foresight enough 10 see that tho Guth-
5ie people would give them very little.
u any encouragement Therefore they
borrow The name OF wichita" uader
which they expect 90 WORE tho people.
Too bad mat Oklahoma city has made
such "a reputation Tor unfair dealing,
among her sister cities that she has To
call on Kausas. Tor name under
which she can do business IN her owl
state
I can furnish proof Of these asser-
tons n anyone cares 20 investigate.
X. J. u.
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Found on
the Skin.
Phosphate
Direct from the
Brain.
Brain.

We know that active brain work
throws out the phosphate Of potash for
this product is found on the ska after
excessive brain work, therefore. brain
workers. IN order to keep well, must
have proper food containing phosphate
Of potash so quickly and surely rebuild
the used-up tissue. That one caa obtain
such feod has been proven in thousands
Of cases among users Of Postum Food
Coffee and Grape-Nuts.
Both contain phos9ate Of potash IN
miaute particles. tust as Il - furnished
by nature ia the grains.
This prodct makes from albumen the
gray matter that builds the brain and
fills the nerve celters
In no way can this gray matter be
made except By The action Of phosphate
Of potash upon aibumen, and this mineral
should be introduced to the body just as
X comes from natures laboratory aad
not from the drug store. The system -
more or less fasridious about taking up
the needed elements. and. az might be
suspected. It VIII favor the products Of
Mother Nature rather than tie products
OF the drug shop, however valuable they
may be for certain uses.
Athletes, lawyers journalists, doctors,
ministers. business men and others, who
earn their living By the use Of the braia,
are using both Postum Food Coffee ana
Grape-Nuts food. Both products are
manufactured for a reason. They were
o. iginated h. an ezgert. and the regcner-
atise value % beth th7 Postum Coffee
and the F0od has beel demonstrated be-
yond question. All nral-ciass grocere sel'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-21
The Capture Of Niagara.

Niagara Falls was discovered by Ia
Sale, who became aware Of It's
presence while trying to paddle
canoe up the Niagara river from Lake
Ontario to Lake Huron. Finding the
current of the falls too swift to ascend,
he gave up the attempt and construct
ed the first boat ever built in tie
United States a little ABOVE the falls.
He remained in the vicinity OF Niagara
several months and came away With
out having brought a single souvenir
postal card or having patronized a
hackman, forming record that las
never been equaled. At the time
Niagara was discovered it was In a
wild and uncivilized state. shortly
after the Revolutionary war. however.
Niagara was captured by the hack
men and has remained in captivity
ever siuoe.- Council Bluffs NonpareiL
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HEADLEss, YET ALIVE.
insects That Continue 90 Exiat After
Dccnpttntion.

insects That Continue 90 Exiat AFTER
DccnpitRtion.
Must persons of an observing turn OF
mind are aware of the fact that there
are several species of insects that will
continue to live without seeming neon.
veniencc for some time after decapita-
tion, exact knowledge on the length OF
time which the various species of in
sects would survive such mutilation
being somewhat vague.
Professor Conestrlnl once undertook
a series of experiments with view OF
determining that and other facts in re-
lation to the wonderful vitality Of such
creatures. In each case the head was
smoothly removed with pair of thin
bladed forceps, and when spontaneous
movements Of the wings and legs ceas.
ed he employed sundry irritating de-
vices, such as pricIEing, squeezing and
blowing tobacco smoke over the insect
AS result OF these experiments he as
certalned that members of the beetle
fSmily at once showed signs OF suffer
! ing, while such as ants. bees, wasps
etc. remained for hours unaffected.
Some which seemed stunned from th'
effects OF the operation recovered aftel
a time and continued TO live aud enjoy
a headless existence fer several days
Butterflies and moths seemed but littl'
affected by the gullotlning process. RnC
the common flies (dlptera) appeared e
regard the operation as huge Joke.
The common house fly" said the ex
perimenter, appeared to be in full pos
session OF his senses rather paradox
ical when In all probability the ca
nary had swallowed head. sense ant
ALI thirty-slx hours after being oper
ated upon"
The bodies OF some species OF butter
flies survived as long as eighteen day
after the head had been removed. bu
the head itself seldom showed signs o
life longer than six hours after decapI
tatlon. In the general summary o
these huge experiments we are inform
ed that the last signs OF life were man
ifested either in the middle or last PAL
OF legs and that the myrlopods shove
great tenacity OF life "and appeare
wholly Indifferent 10 the loss OF tiei
hpada "
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READY 70 GIVE THANKS.

/, We stated last week the Payne county
Commissioners had granted our petit
t;on for bridge across the Clmarron
river az this place The Logan county
commissioners have stood reEsy to do
their part in this matter for long time,
and our people are very mucb pleased
with the results. Everything looks go9d
70 as, and II the president should set
the date OF THANKSGIVING for tomorrow
we could observe It feeling that we had
abundant reaSo0J for doing so.-coyle
Clipper.
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OBITUARY.
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Mrs, Pond Dead.
Al six o'clOcy. this morning at the city
hospital Mrs. Hattie NJ Poad. wife OF
Guthrifs valued citizen. Charles M.
Pond died after 8 weeks illness Some
time ago Mrs. Pond submitted to an
operation and was thought to be con-
va.iescing nicely. Yesterday morning.
however. Il was found necessary 10 per-
form second operation. Mrs. Pond
was too weak 70 Withstand the shccls
and she never rallied from the effects
Of the anaestheiic.
The funeral service viii be held to-
morrow Afternoon al half past two
o'clock from the Masonic temple& the
deceased being al esteemed memb'r Of
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POLICE COURT.

Plain drunks and a couple of dis
orderly persons were the sole offend
ers OF the municipal law to appear in
police court limielight this morning.
The festive and omnipresent John Doe
and Ricard Roe were there in all their
glory Of aching heads and tattered and
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Girl. GETTING blown.

Seven girls. most of Gem in tho
prevailing white of the season. their
ages ranging from 10 to "a. had fun
with a hot blast from the bowels Of
the postofiee Sunday afternoon. vaa
volumes of air issued from a gratirs
at the northeast corner of the build
ing, and in turn they walked or hop
ped and skipped across 1t. SO cyclon,1
was the current that their skirts were
lifted over their heads. 1t was novel
entertainment, and you would have
been surprised to see how large =
number of men were ashamed to be
caught looking on. Such a featurs
may be reasonably be expected in q
comic opera.-New York Press.
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PERSONAL
NJ ENTION

caven Mccoy is in oklahoma city to-
day.
Frank P smith Of cushing is here to-
day
w f. Foacart is here today from
Kansas City.
Frank perr went to oklahoma city on
the noon train
Roger Merrill has taken a position at
the liowa indian agency.
Joe Foltz retuned last evening to
his home in Antlers. L T.
Davine Duakin is here from Joplin,
Mo, visiting his sister, Miss Della Dua-
kim
Mrs. Frank Mcclure has returned from
a pleasant visit with friends in the
cast.
Engineer W. W. wagoner. on the
Eastern Oklahoma. is taking today of
and enjoying days fishing.
Della Daills, an Indian woman, weat
to Perkins on the morning train to visit
with the Otoe tribe over sunday.
United states Marshal Alternately, has
returned from Frederick. where he clos
ed the deal for fine farm adjoining his
home place.
c. f. Cow. travelling salesman for the
Guthrie Ice cmpany. returned today from
a three weeks vacation trip spent at
Fairfield Iowa.
Charles Howard. United states rev
cnue collector. of El Reno. who has been
here this week returned home on the
noon train.
Prof w. NJ Hlney, superintendent OF
the public schools at Cafisbad New
Mexico was In the city today visiting
secrtary Filsoa Mr. Hiney and Sec
retary Filson were old school chums
many years ago In Indiana. Prof, Hiney
states that 1t is his opinion the people
: OF Arizona and New Mexico. viii vote foi
jint statehood.
]. F. Fitzpatrick has returned from
months yachting on Lake Michigan
! "OSlahoma Is the most talked OF place
in the country" said MIR. Fitzpatrick
"and, railroad officials with whom
Z talked IN Chicago and ST. Louis predic
! the greatest rush OF immigration tht
fan to the state that is to be that ha
Z ever been witnessed since the famou
stampede to California in the year o
3 the gold discovery.
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The Orphans Home Building com
mittee which met yesterday afternoon
for the purpose Of considering u
bids submitted for the building Of me
new Orphans Home at Chandler re
iected all bids submitted, changed the
plans and specifications for the build
ing somewhat and gave the contrac
tors until August to submit new
bids.
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a HARD LOT.

of troubles to contend with. spring from
n torpid liver and biockaded bowels. un-
less you awaken them TO their proper
action with DR.. Kings New Life Pfis;
the pleasantest and most effective cura
for Constipation. They prevent Appen-
dicitis and tone up the system. 25c al
all druggists
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Nell. cssh.rrn. Buuyan.

Below follows the program givea last
evening by Miss Hagar's piano students.
assisted by Misses Elsie Church and
Lueltt Eaws. vocaIists. and Miss Katie
Beatty read drr:
/. Gypsy Rondo, Haydn-Miss Jennie
Peterson.
2. Vocal, Under Southern Skies
Misseschurch and Haws.
Shepard Boy, wilson-Miss Leafea
Anderson.
4. Reading. NO Kiss."-Miss Katie
Beatty.
s. Duet, Birds Of Paradise. streab-
bog-Misses Hazel Johnson, Hazel Bur,
chett.
s.vocal. selected-Nisses Church and
Hows.
T. Moon winls, stevens-Miss Luella
Haws.
S. Dream Of An Angel. D'orso-AIiss
Vera Dewitt
B. Reading. The Dog and the Lob
ster-Miss Katie Beatty.
TO- sultans Dream, Rosey-Miss Elsie
Church,
IL Duet Grand .Imoeral March
Misses Church and Hagar
Mrs Acsiey, mother Of Mrs. e. L.
Bljs.coe is visiting in the city.
---
Auss Elsie Brewer, klahoma City,
is the guest Of her sister Mrs. J. NJ. Nc
conneli
Mrs E. O. sharp is entertaining thii
week her sister Mrs. L. n. James and
children from Cariersyille
Miss zelia Adams left on the morning
train for Nashville, Mo-, to spend the
remainder OF the summer visiting her
aunt, Mrs johnson.
Mrs Netie Engie. Of Chandler, and
Mrs. Carrie Jones. OF saltwater, spent
Thursday IN the city. guests Of Mrs. w
y. Herod The ladies' i@ft on the even
ing train for Eureka Springs, Arkansas
where they epect to enjoy pleasant
outing
Mrs. j. s. Lyon was hostess to her
club the Guthrie Whist yesterday after
noon AIRS. =. c. Ornsr and Mrs. r. o.
Barker won the prizes, prdtty silver
souvenir spoons. Mrs Fred Hunt and
Mrs. Frank Lyon were guests. Mrs
harry Grey Is hostess TO the club next
week.
Mrs. j. N. Mcconnell was hostess yes
ferday afternoon 70 the Entire Nous an
mex. This ie an Organization OF members
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Mrs. Donohue-Moi husbands work.
ing in Hoboken for man thot makos
impoted Swiss cheese.
Mrs. Mahoney Sure an my ole mon
has an Elegant job making genuine
japanese fans
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tables. On a cut with Mrs. r. w Black,
Mrs. f. NJ Ro-s won the first prize. Mrs.
Eva Eager received the lone hand on
next Friday afternoon Mrs. Ross is
hostess TO the organization.
Mr.. and Ms. A. C. Sehwarz returned
this morning from four weeks honey
mooa TIN spent at Lincoln, Nebraska,
and in northern Kansas. They returned
to Coyle on the afternoon train where
they win be at home to their frieads af-
ter August first Mra. Schwarz was
Miss Bertha Metzler OF this city. Mr..
Sohwarz is agent for the Santa Fe at
coyle.
Miss Nellie and Master Dean Wens are
guests Of friends in Topeka and Kan
sas City for a couple Of weeks.
Governe and Mrs. Frank Frantz and
three Interesting, children, Master
Frar Jr. Louis and tenlie ara =pend-
ing today as soests Of District cerk and
Mrs. Joe Norris, al their hospitable sub
urban home,
Mr. and Mrs Fred Wenner entertained
last evening agout forty guests invited
10 meet Prof. and Mre. Frank Wenner
OF Martins Ferry Ohio, who are visit
ing here for a couple OF weeks. Mrs.
Lymon Knighton played several pleasing
piano solos. Mrs. Charles Cunningham
delighted the gathering with her charm
l ing rendered harp selections and Mrs.
Rucks was eneored several times, 50
pleased was the audience with her read
4 ings. The evening was passed informally
on the pretty lawn following the music
program. a delicious luncheon wis
served at half past ten o'clock.
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Cornelius waupin.

Coroner VIII Patterson went to Or
lando this moraing 10 Investigate the
cause Of death OF Cornelius Waupin,
aged eighty years. who was found lying
with lie extinct yesterday afternoon At
two O'Clock on his farm three miles west
OF Orlando Apparently his death was
caused by q sunstroke. lie was one of
the wealthiest and best known farmers
IN the Orlando vicinity and the an
nouncemert OF bis death is received vttn
genuine sympathy and regret by the
friends and neighbors.
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During the illness Of Fire Chief
0ruber. jimmie Decides. premier
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the Eastrn Star Chapter. The funeral
service viii be conducted under the aus
pices OF the lodge. assisted by Rev.
Nicholas, rector Of rinity Episcopal
church.
Hattie NJ. Pond was aged forty years
at the time Of her demise. There was
no better loved woman IN the city than
Mrs. Pond. She was a member Of the
Eatre Nous and Fortnighty iubs and
was very popular among the social sets.
Particularly gracious on all occasions
and possessing a charming disposition
her absence va be missed forever
among the hosts Of friends and persons
privileged to make her acquaintance.
Mrs. Pond was woman Of whom II
could truly be said, ITO know her was
to love her" and her life blessing and
1 benediction 10 all with whom she was
associated. The husband Is arostrated
with grief over the loss OF the dearest
/ loved one Of his life. An only brother
Mr. Edwin Booth, win arrive in the city
tomorrow morning from sapulpa TO bs
here for the last sad rites to be spoken
over the remains of his beloved sistr
/ The body viii be inferred In Summit
View cemetery.
All friends OF Mrs. Pond may attend
the funeral service tomorrow at th'
Temple.
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Yes. the weather Is decidedly warm
but there Is the eonsoling reEectioE
that It's the making OF cotton.
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Mrs. ]. N. Mcconnell was hostess yes
ferday afternoon TO the Entire Nous an
mex This Is an organisation OF members
Of tho Entire Nous club who viii be In
the city duri7g the greater part OF the
summer mcpths and desire to play cards
for social nstime. There are four
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LOCAL POINTS.

A. McCracken is improving his resi-
dence on North Broad street with IN,
addition Of a coat cf paint
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j S. shearer's new residence Is re-
ceiving the finishing touches on the
exterior this week A nice lawn will
surround the residence, which adds
much to the appearance OF First
street
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All members Of the Masonic Frater-
nity are requested to meet at the Ma
sonic Temple tomorrow afternoon ct
1880 p. m. to act az an escort at the
funeral of the vie Of Bgother Charles
fond
TEAGUE RAY. FRANK A. DERR,
Secretary. Master.
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Harper s. Cunningham will be one
Of the speakers az The Republican
blowout at Bartlesville. July 30-s1
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corner OF Eighteenth street and
Noble avenue is nearing completion
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J. q Curry and w J. Riley and wife
are among The visitors from Arkansas
1 Cit in tova today
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Miss Nellie and Master Dean WeIls are
guests Of friends in Topeka and Kan
sas City for couple Of weeks.
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Charles Howard, United states rev.
enue collector. of El Reno, who has been
here this week returned home on the
noon train.
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pitcher with the disbanded Guthrie
baseball club. IS acting chief

Mr. ana Mrs r. G. Boasen are home
from their wedding trip through Colo
rsl.
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W. L. Foucart Is here today from
Kansas City.
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caven Mccoy is in oklahoma city to
day.
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Frank p smith Of cushing is here
day.