davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30

this morning at the First Methodist church,
Fifth street and Ninth avenue Sc. The boys
choir which sang so beautifully at the Christmas
concert will repeat its songs. The primary de-
partment will also appear in body and will
sing. DR.. Jordan will preach on Lessons From
the Wild; or, Four Wise Creatures Parents
and children are specially invited to this serv
Ice, Dr.. Jordan believes that parents should
more often witness the work of the little ones,
the most beautiful department of the church.
In the evening DR.. Jordan will speak on .'The
Cal Of God to His People; Some Faults to Find
With Christians --rt .'N =.
At Fowler Methodist church, Franklin. and
Dupont avenues, Dr.. James S. Montgomery will
preach this morning on 'sThe Man Who Was
Late" In the evening at 7:45 DR.. Montgomery
Will deliver special New Years address on
The Three Wheels of Time.'
Hennepin Avenue church welcomes Dr. s. p
Long at the morning service today. In the
evening, the pastor, DR.. Fayette l.. THOMPSON
breaches a sermon approximate for the closing
year from the topic, THE Eternally New"
Special music by the Hennepin Avenue quartet
An innovation will be introduced in the spe-
c1al New Years services at futile Universalist
church, Bla1sdell avenue and Twenty seventh
street, this morning. Rev. Bernard c. Ruggles
will present specially designed calendars to the
members and attendants of the church. : These
are New Years greeting to the people from
the pastor. The New Years sermons for morn
ing and evening are, ''The Man Behind the
Plow," and GOOD News For 1907
BunyaD's, Pilgrims Progress will be read by
DR.. l.. H. Hallock at Plymouth church this
afternoon at 4:3O. The reading will be illus
trated by stereopticon and special music The
hour is set in the afternoon by request to ac-
commodate the children who will be especially
welcome. The subject for the morning sermon
Is "A Year Of Decisions Plymouth church
having made several important ones during the
past year. -,
L. ,,.,. 81. ........ F..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30
Children's Festival.

There will be children IS Christmas
festival at Grace Episcopal church
Monday, Dec. 81, at Z pm. The follow
ing program will be rendered:
Professional "Come Hither, Ye Faith
1u1 ............. ReaQ1nS
Nunc D1mlttls .Langdon
Anthem, "Calm on the Listening Ear
- OF Night Dykes
Hymn, "Shout the Glad Tidings, Exult- .
ingly Sing ..................... -
Ofertory, "We Three Kings Of Orient
are. .......... -
Masters Fred Stockdale, Paul Johnson Carl =
@.-.: - .. .-: Neumeth. ~. ..a
Recessional,' angels from the Realm of
Glory" -. =, Smart
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30
First Presbyterian.

-. e.. E-..". MORNING. 3D. -.s..
VI San = PAC w acno
Anthem, "How Long Wilt Thou Forget
Me, o Lord .Pnueger
Quartet. 49,
Onertory, "Hear My Cry. Cod. -. Morse
;.-,t.y t.. Quartet. /.
EVENING (Request Program)
Organ prelude: ...............:..... Dubois
Ahthem' 'Magnncat,. ..-...... Clough- Leighter
j Quartet. T.. -.
Duet 80 Divine Redeemer'' Gounod
Miss Patterson and Mr.. Wright -
SOLO, s."Great Is the Holy One Of Israeli. Case
....l Mrs. Ruettell.
Anthem. God Shall. Wipe Away All ,
.COombS
Contralto solo and quartet y
Solo, "Gloria'' Buzzi- pecc,a
.f.;. ~. . Mr.. McCracken.
Trio, ION Thee Each Living Soul Awaits
from Creation =. HAYDN
Mrs. Ruettell, Mr.. Wright and Mr.. McCracIen.
Solo, "Ninety and Nine. =. =. ,Campion
Miss Patterson.
Anthem, "The Lost Chord'' Sullivan
Quartet -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30

Office hymn. 'tAngcls from the Realms of
70 Glory ................... Smart
Offertory, ''While Shpherds Watched Their
"Amen',
occasional, "Hark! the Herald Angels
, Sing ,.................... Mendelssohn
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30
Salem Evangelical English Lutheran.

Organ prelude. ...............,.. Selected
Professional hymn, 'Dulce Carmen . Chandler
'Choral Services ............ Church Book
"Introit Anthem $50. Shelley
Hymn, 'Jesus and Shall It Ever Be-" Griggs
Ofertory sentence, Create in Me Clean
Heart .........: Frevlinper
Ofertory anthem, "Christmas" Shelley
Soprano solo, Miss Hartman.
Hymn. my Hope, Ny All, Ny Savior =. "
Organ postlude. .. 49,, -
''%; ">@ EVENING r. a.. p
Professional hymn. Come, Gracious sa-
vior'' s. Browne
''Choral Service Church Book
Gloria, from Christ, Our Passover. Sheppard
ofrerto ; anthem he Rirthdov ~ oser
King ...........:..., .Neidlineer
Barytone solo, A. F. Smith,
Vesper hymn, Savior Breathe an Evening
Blessing Ejmester
Organ postlude. . . s,s.. y. -.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30
MUSIC IN THE CHURCHES
Church Of the Redeemer.

- oAAo 1S0S&OSAAOA.
Following is the program for the Holt
day concert at the Church Of the Re-
deemer, Sunday. evening, Dec. 30, I'M
der the direction of Professor Emil
Oberhoffer.
Organ and violin
a. Romance" Ambrosio
b. "Andante Cantabile' ...... Tschaikowsky
Messrs. Oberhoffer and Nelson.
Anthem, '"Ihe Dawn Of Hope. .Coombs
Choir.
Duet for contralto and tenor, 2"The Angel
of Light ....:................ Coombs
Mrs. L. Marchand and ]. Austin Williams.
Anthem, "The Word Incarnate'': Clough -Leighter
Soprano solo and quartet.
Violin solo, AIR. .Bach-Wi lhelmi
W. Warvelle Nelson. 95s.
soprano SOLO Selected
Mrs. Maud Ulmer Jones. ~. -.
Solo quartet, Ring Out Wild Bells. :. .Rossin]
Organ postlude, Fanfare Lemmens
Emil Oberhoffer s.-.,.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30
Hennepin Avenue Methodist.

Hennepin Avenue Methodist.
-. -. !. MORNING. &s@s=I 80, E,-..
Organ, Andante expressions. -. Wely.
Anthem. "Sing, o. Sing This Blessed
Norm, Sbellnv
Ofertory, 'Fear Not Ye, 0 Israeli. !. :. Buck
-- Mr.. Davies j. =
Postlude. .,
= - - EVENING. = 49, -y
organ, Songs of the Night. .Spinney
Quintet Arise Now, Daughter of ..
A1oH =. .Sa lnt-SaenS
Onertory, MY Soul Doth Magnify. Saint-Saens
Mrs. Bracket, Messrs. Davies and Kerr
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30

Grace Episcopal. E:,s 4 ~
a. l-..az MORNING. $50, t., -
Professional, so Come, All Ye Faith
full. ............. ssAdeste Fideles'.
"Venite" Randall
''Te Deum'' .Stephens
''Benedictus'' ......... Anon
Office hymn, ''Christians Awake Salute
the Happy Morn .,.......S-
Ofertory, :"Glory to God in the High
est =. .ManSfeld
Recessional. "Hark! the Herald Angels
Sing ...........:...... Mendelssohn
EVENING.
Professional, "Come All Ye Faith
fur "Adeste Fdeles''
Magnlncat Smart
t'Nunc Dimittfs.' .Iancdon
''Now the Day Is Over,'.. .Barnby
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30

AT st. Marks proca thedral Sunday morning
Bishop S. G. Edsal will ordain the Rev. John
V. Plunkett of Marshall. Mimi, to the priest
hood of the Episcopal church. Bishop Edsall
will be the preacher at this service
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30
First BAPTIST,

On account of the evangelistic meet
ings that have been in progress at the
First Baptist church the Christmas mu-
sic sI was postponed Until Sunday, Dec.
rendered at 7:45 PIN, by the large
chorus choir, assisted BY Miss Margaret
Daniel, soprano; Mabel OTIS con
traa11to; W; =: Mckinney, tenor; L.. L..
Williams, basso.
Organ voluntary, Holy Night ...,.... Buck
: IS. Clay Gilbert.
Tenor solo and chorus, angels from the
Realm Of Glory''....: ........ Schneider
,..te e Dr. Mckinney and chorus IS =
Contralto solo and chorus;s ,:.oh, Little o e.
e Babe Of ,l Bethlehe2i ;.......:R. M. stultz
Miss Otis d chorus. u -. -.
Soprano solo and quartet, s'He Shall Feed
= His Flock r = uorLar
=: Miss Daniel and quartet - "tt@sl.
y Tidings". 49,. -, g. r, Haw1ev
L. L. Williams, and chorus.
Organ prelude, t'Halle1uiah Chorus'' Handel
&c.," s. Clay Gilbert. '-GI
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30
St. Marks Pro-Cathedral.

IT, St: Marks Pro-cathedral.
o. Ordination service. -. .,..l --
Professional, ''Adeste Fide1es, -.
Hymn ,I before sermon, Lord, Speak to. j..
proso.' AL. :''''''.'"..' .Hews
L1tany hymn, "Savior, When in Dust to
Ihee $3.50, -. Spanish Chant
lntroit hymn. Lord, Pour Thy Spirit from
Kyrle: "Messe soienneiie';: e 935gss
Hymn aye Christian Heraids;' n %epnar
oHerto Drum; For Unto Us Child Is
sanctus, '.Messe soienneie,; ' Ga,,nUa
Encharfstic hymn, BREAD of the World'' '
.c,o.,o ;, r 80 Hodges
gloria I'm Seelsts" Traditional
occasional No al angels From the Realms :,
VI ulofy ...... .............. :. Smart
EVENseNG.. u.s., r.
Professional, "Adeste Fideles."
Aagn1hcat Nunc Dimittis''" --
or,oo .., g Stanford in fiat
Office hymn ut Came Upon Midnight
onerto aannars, How Lovely Are the Mes.
Recess1onal. Angels From the Realms as'SS Sc
p " 1iory -. .......,..,..........S Smart
Westminster Presbyterian.
- MORNING. - ~.
organ, March Of the Magi'. Dubois
n. S. Woodruff. vs.
Anthem, "Ring Out Wild Bells'' Gonnod
ofertory, Lead, Kindly Light Smith
Tenor solo and quartet. :.
EVENING. ''~s- ~
Organ, 'Impromptu''. Iesche+,v,xv
H. S. Woodruff. -. - -,
Anthem, .'sing Unto Cod. Rowan
0nertory, out of the Depths. -. Marston
Postlude. - -. 49, = DsOi'
First Free Baptist.
MORNING..
Organ, Meditation. sn,nnev
O.. w. Grosskopf.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30
SUSPICIOUS.

They had been engaged for almost an bonr
May look at the works In your watch r,
she asked. ~ ~ - sSs-.
SD rather You he srenltet,,
afraid of getting dust In IT., /. 49, -
Huh!'5 she exclaimed. ssI,ll bet there 4.
another woman In the case,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30
A SUGGESTION.

A SUGGESTION.
z New York Sun. Eg.&;e
Mother-Yes.. children, Santa comes down the
chimney so quietly that you never: hear him.
Tomms-Why doesn't pa try coming home
late that way? Il ~ -. = 49, 1o.1~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30

At the Trinity Baptist church this morning
DR.. L. A: Crandan will speak on "The Spiritual
Inventory His evening subject will be, "a
Backward and Forward Look" a.;
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-20

pleased TO say that / am now completely
cured and well.
"I 1t was impossible for me to get
employment, as my face. head, and
body were covered with It. T1.n
eczema FIRST appeared on the tot Of
my head, and Il had worked all tho
way around down the baisk OF my neck
and around to my throat, down my
body and around The hips. II itcbed
80 l would be obliged TO scratch Il.
and the flesh was raw.
Il would first wash the affected
parts with warm water and Cuticura
Soap, and then apply Cuticura Oint-
ment and let IL remain on all night. and
IN the morning / would use Cuticura
Soap. i am now all well, which all
my friends can testify to, and / viii bo
pleased to recommend the Cuticura
Remedies to any and all persons who
wish a speedy and permanent cure OF
skin diseases" Thomas M. Rossiter.
300 Prospect Street,
Mar. 30, 1905. East Orange, n. ].
Complete Eslsrns and Internal Treatment for Fve,v
hamor from Imriea 70 Scrofula, f.om infancy 10 AFf
so s s =, ,, S@uosfs os tsoap e oissnsn ee Reols
q dol, may be had of al drug a. single 81 often cnfes
~ most distressing whom an else faln Potter Dr
chem. Corps Sole Props. Boston, Mass -
- NaAodf Tree Al Aboutih the sAin, scalp, and Hair,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-20
GUTHRIE NOT A GUTTER
Support Will Be Forthcom-
ing to Maintain Baseball
Team Through Season.

An enthusiastic crowd OF citizens met
the baseball committee last night at the
city hall and discussed the local situa-
ton. 1t was the unanimous opinion Of
those assembled that the team must be
maintained in the league Twenty citi-
zens subscribe twenty-five dollars each,
making a total Of $500. OF the thousand
dollars necessary to carry the club
through the season on n winning basis
committee was appointed to visit the
citizens who have not subscribed and
secure the additional $500 today Mana
ger Geer and several OF the members OF
the ball clug were present at the meeting
and expressed as their opinion that the
club with the addition OF three new
men, competent players. could show Nc
Alestcr a merry chase for the pennant
Arrangements are also being made 70
get new suits for the boys This an.
noupcement has already been made 20
the team and they state that with new
uniforms they funy believe that about
twenty straight gaines won will be the
record. The new uniforms were ordered
this afternoon and Will be readl for the
club about July list, not before.
When the members Of the committee
walk upon me citlzcns 81 is hoped that
they viii bc cordially received and that
they viii do0atc liberanyl McAiestor
has nlreayd raised $500 for iis ban
club shawnee ana Tulsa raised 81. 800
this week and the other towns are all
Literally Donating 10 strengthen their
clubs fof The last half OF the pennant
race series. with The attractions sched-
nled for Guthrie hetweoa now and the
middle of July aiii the conventions and
gatherings to be held here thls summer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-20
PANAMA HATS AT psrressn.s.
" c. = v sllvea MEDAL conresr
Frances howe Awarded slightest Honor
for Recitation

The Fist Methodist Episcopal church
WaH crowded last evening with an ap.
preclttve audience who heard the pro
gram arranged for the silver medal con
test conducted by the W g. n e. Little
Miss Frances Rove WIS award the
medal reading in most pleasing man
ler "a selection entitled "OId soapy.
This was her hrst appearance n public
and She delighted the audience with hcf
orginul manner of reading
superintendent Baxter presenttl tho
medal 20 the ainacr
Mrs FurroW. president OF the Union
prescnted 20 e1ch ~ the other contest.
ants a silver pln engraved win the let-
fors ~ a." lilo Underwood. who re-.
cited. but did not enter tie contest was
also presented with "a pin
The program as given follows
sons "America
Invocation Rev W a. Rose
Recitation. What Think lila
Underwood
Vocal 500 selected Miss mauae
Goodrich
fWhat the Temperance cause nid for
John ana Me. Clara KelHer.
"rhe Brave Hunters child. Russell
Rouch.
Violin SOLO selected. Miss Merle Nowby
Ola soapy" Frances Rowe
The Rum seller. Earl Wobber.
Vocal dpet Misses Winnie and nessa
Mafchett
Jeremiah ana HIS Mialaieriai Pr
Lloyd Lentz
Ihe sisnhoard.' Leonio Keiner
Vocal solo Lciha Pentecost
Tie Orphans Prayer Mane BaI
nctte.
benodiciion. Rev . j. Thompson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-20
PERSONAL
NJ ENTION

y. NJ csrtet IS In Perkins today on
business.
J. A Asisew went to Perry this morn
ing on business.
Judge J. T. Lowe is home from a busl-
ness trip to E Reno.
Fred soOthorn Is at Goodnight this
week visiting friends
Mrs. o. w Jones and SON are visit
Ing In Douglas this week
Rev. Noah L. wickham went to Rus
sen on the morning train.
C. F. Cow returned ON the morning
train from okiahoma City
W. J. Newilnd is in Orlando today In
the interest Of the Nj. D. A.
y. h Berkey. school Land Inspector.
returned this morning from a trip TO
Cleveland,
Receiver chos r Cherry and son cir
ford returned last evening from visit
TO Kingfsher.
Ralph Smith los s-l, 20 oaioiton,s
city where ne tas taken position Ia q
hardware store
j. e. Clark. division superintendent Of
the Denver. Enid 4 Guif rlnway. was
IN Guthrie today from Enid.
Mrs. Joe T.. carter ana daughter
zadia. Of saltwater. are tho guests az
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E Morrison.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CO. Phone 5:
Cor. Third a Noble.
PAesr BLUE RIBBON BEER.
Order Case for Your Home Today.
Phone 50.

shrivei but usually hang on the tree rno
disease spreads rapidly to the adjacent
green twiss and leaves which In turn
become discOlored aud withcr. The pear
twigs and leaves turn black ana the ap-
pie and crab twigs and leaves tub
brown. The bark On the large limbs
turns black and withers slightly The
disease spreads rapidly and In extreme
cases Il has been known 10 XIII troes In
few days
As this disease works in the plant ana
not 9n tho surface il cannot be CHECKED
or destroyed by spraying or any other
similar treatment. The only thing that
Is loft TO DO Is 10 cul Off the discussed
wood AID thus prevent the disease from
spreading to AL parts OF tho tree In cut
ting OFF diseased branches. the cut
should be madc scvcrln inciies below
The lowest point Of Infection The dis
eased branches should be removed and
burned
This disease is much worse some sea
sons thnn others, and ls also much worse
on some varieties than on others Tho
keiifer pear Is almost blight proof Tho
Bartlett pear rs especially susceptible 10
the blight This quality Of disease re-
sistence Is not well understood and there
has been litu~ Information gathered
about IL. There seems To be- no records
OF the susceptibility Of the dinescnt va.
rletles Of apples 60 this disease. A rec
order this Kind Il made upon sufficient
data and published would be OF great
interest 20 men who expect To plant or
chards in Oklahoma il the near failure
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-20
TAKES 5 DAYS TO
MAKE PERFECT MALT
Malt Made This Nay is Eicnsst IN rood
Value ard Makes the Best Beef

N''NN HNttfA ftefeNA NNN 1NHA oNNNH
You know if you piaat al grain of
wheat or oats or corn An midsummer
whore tte ground is moist aud warm.
lt will sprout and grow up very quick
and rank ana with siclsly color
not strong and tough and "a healthy
bright green as the stalks do when the
grain Is planted In the spring This
is because the heat and moisture
sprout and grow It so fast in midsunr-
mer that Il does not have time TO de-
velop the vital elements OF the grain.
while IN the spring It u cooler. and
thus slower In sprouting and growing.
giving time for the grain to develop an
OF It's nourishng. vital food elements.
These same considerations are true IN
making barley malt from which 20 brew
beer. The usual method Of making
malt for brewing beer rs the quick
four-day process which compares with
the growth os grain planted s., mid
summer and produces malt that lacks
the nutritious fod elements OF the
barley
Pabst the master brewer. found by,
experience that It required careful
steady sprouting for days to get an
Of the nutrluon--all OF the life e.givlng.
strength sustaining food elements-out
OF the barley and into the malt and
IL Is the exclusive S-day method OF
making malt that makes pabst nue
Ribbon Beer the richest and most
wholesome as well as the best favored
and most mellow beer on the market.
Pabst scrupulously cleanly method
of brewing with Pabst exclusive S-day
matt makes Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
the superior Of all others Doctors
recommend il because they appreciate
that It is absolutely clean and the
richest in food value As one well
known Chicago doctor put it. Il pre-
scribe Pabst Blue Ribbon and drink II
myself because It Il the beer that is
never touched by human hands and
mover comes in contact wit anything
but stcriized air from brew to glass.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-20

payment of the $1,000 liquor tax. as
provided by the new Aiken law, be-
came due throughout Ohio today As
a result hundreds OF saloons through.
out the state have closed their DOORS
The saloons remaining in business pro-
pose 10 abolish the free lunch. raise
the price OF beer and to take other
measures to meet the heavy Increased
expense imposed upon them By the ies-
islature.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-20
esAR eLleer.
Doing Great Deal Of DAMAGE in Many
Oklahoma Orchards.

Ihe pear blight Is doing "a great deai
Of damago n many orchafds NJ Okla.
homa- This dlsease attaoss the near
apple. crab and quiuce n is "a bacterial
or germ disease and lives in the san Of
the plant and works in The growing tis.
SHE. it Is most prevalent in s-asaas of
excessive or rapid growth. Tie eerfos
gam entragee 10 the sap Of the plant
'hf"nsh me nesiar glands in tao bios-
SONS ana through the 2umcigrcs 81 tho
'hiK Of me young tender shoots These
Pu1ei"res in the hIk Of pc Young
shoo's mai be made by hail er irsccts
sueh as plaat iiee o. by biting or chew-
ins Insects ihnt bite through ihe iol-
der bark
~ ihf injection Is through the aoNcrs
ine yonns fruiif soon turn block ana
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-20

The sincerest tribute that can be paid
70 superiority Is imitation. The many
limitations e DeWitts witch Hazel
Salve that are now before the public
prove il is the best. Ask for Dewitts.
Good for burns, scalds chaffed skin &C.
zeina, letter, cuts. bruises. boils and
piles Sold by c. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-20

You cannot induce lower animal Il
eat heartily when not feeling we'll A
aicN dog staryes himself and gets well
The stomach, once over worked must
have rest the same as your feot or eyes
You don't have 10 starve 70 rest your
stomach. KODOL FOR DYSPEPSIA
takes up the work for your stomach
digests what you eat and gives II rest
Puts u back IN condition again You
can't feel good with a disorderea stom-
ach' Try kodol. Sold by c. r Rsnfrc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-20
UNDERWEAR At PErsRsENs.
Ruu Sal, at patterson. M. week
Opens Sunday Night Win Moving pic.
toures Of Frisco Disaster

Opens Sunday Night Win Moving pic.
toures Of Frisco Disaster
WHOM son Francisco queen of the
West empress of the blue Pacinc. went
crash.as down 90 ruiu o Few short weeks
ago horror ana sympathy were mingle6
With excitement and curiosity The poo
pie. checked beyond measure warmed
into sympathy yet wondered what mah
ner Of shock this was that had taken
san Fitncisco from the list OF tho
worlds great elites.
They had read OF earthquakes they
bad heard travellers tales Of rivon rocks
and falling wall. but the actual sight
had even been denied them Not so.
however with the mighty fan OF San
Francisco. ropmost achievement Cf the
camera. climnX Of The photographs art.
and absolute ultima thule of motion pie
tures. fhe earthquakes of the Golden
Gate has been preserved fol rlll iheatri-
cal display Every deian Of the sast
catastrophe has been caueht ana held.
real 70 the minutes paiticle
The reeling walls the failug build
ings. the wreekmg of streets and ave-
nues. are al sfoNn from start 20 faish.
and thc din anermith the colnaera-
lion, me scenes ~ ie,pcst nlscr, mix
cd with greatest seifshncss and eiuud-
est heroiam-ah ihese dranas of life
and Death afe pictured with tho uaerrlng
ndeiity of f1e camera The plunderlnx
gnouis, me asengins soldiefiy. and the
outifsh ~ homeless ciiizena. seeking
only 20 escape from the desolaiion thar
Was once their home ali these taings
roh smoothly on MN after 1ln Il s
spectacle. once seen. never ~ be for
gotten. and spectacle which few WIN
IAN 10 see.
The '.'ntchiess pictures of the San
f.Tnc,,eo ~ ser'hctrke and 'he great
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-20

the gate receipts will do a great deal
toward paying of the indebtedness.
1t ia believed that the 81 900 viii be
sufficient to put the club on its feet for
the remaining two and a half months
Of the season.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-20
EAGLES CLAM BAKE.

For Eagles clam bake at Arkansas
City Sunday June gath. the Santa Fe Will
run special train leaving Guthrie $3.50 a.
m. arriving in Arkansas City $3.50 a. IN.
Returning leave Arkansas city 9:f5 p. m.
Rate $i.5O For details see hand bills.
NJ ~ COCHREIL.
ARont
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-06-20
REAL ESTATE RkNsFERs.
(From Logan County Report for LRu

Beamer Coz
Payton War ct ux to Ray Kemr
Chapel. W D.. lots g. g. block IS Capt
ton Hin $500.
w r. Monitt and 5. a. Monitt to r.
A. Detrick. lotsiG ~. block a.. East
Guthrie $4,000.
E. a. Detricl et ux 10 John J. Tearney
ric $1,000
A. W. Mann 70 u. j. Mathis W r..
lot 20 block II New Marshall $4,000
lsadora Wells q 10 S. ". Hil "
D.. lots 49, i3 block % East Guthrie
$500.