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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-28
PAaE FIvE

@ small per cent per month on the
amount of deposits. and leave the
n amer OF doing this TO the bankers
We frrther recommend that the
bankers OF this city call a meeting Of
am the bankers OF this district to meet
tomorrow and adopt aucb measures
Chat they feel will take orc OF the
situation and tlm thcy elect dela.
gates to convention of the terri!
tories. and that the convention Of the
territories send representatives to the
eastern cities with the end IN viw
hat the actions of the bankers be
uniform over the whole Unltel
states
After Acting Governor TYlsea had
isHed bis proclamation declaring
weeks holiday Territorial Bank Tx
aminer Smock notified every state
bank in the territory to close for the
week He says they arc an IN good
hnencial condition and that as soon
as confidence is restored every thing
viii bo all right
Governor-elect Haskell wired to Col
! Robert L. Owen in Washington, d. c..
1 to- call upon President Roosevelt and
explain the bank situation in Okla
homa and have him issue an order 10
! close an the banks ia the Indian Ter
! ritory for a week by daclerlng q LEGAL
holiday or have him sign the state
hood proclamation aud he would is.
WI0 the order
Tho Bankers association met at
/ the National Bank of Commerce this
afternoon and devised plan to take
care OF local business by means Of
/ the clearing house SYSTEM without
paying ont the actual currency in
such a way as to protect the deposit
| tors and business interests of the
community They also agreed to do
bank exchange work and other bauk.
/ ing business except the handling of
currency.
ASK Dividend Checks.
Al a meeting of the bankcts OF this
city they were informed that the
comptroller of the currency had on
hands S7G.0OOo0 and that ne had de-
clared q 40 per cent dividend 81 the
/ creditors of the Capitol National
bank and we do most earnestly re-.
quest thtt he forward the checks at
once for tnis dividend. as ii wulA
very materially relieve ou citizens.
and the bankers adiaceat TO Cathrle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-28
WHERE GREAT INDIAN
BATTLE WAS FOUGHT

Seven miles northwest of Claremore
on the north bank OF the Verdigris
river there is a large mound on which
in recent years have been found many
arrowhead5 and other implements i'm
dicating lhat great Indian battle was
once fought there Or Emet Starr. of
Claremorc, p Cherokee. has what is
believed TO De the best history of that
battle
According 10 tho data that he has
collected. q great battle was fought
there in 1915 between the Chcrokccs
and the Dclawarcs ON one side and
the Osages on the Other 10 was IN
the Strawberry moon when several
hundred Cherokees were attacked hy
100 Osage5. They mad, their stand
on this mound The Chcrokees were
under the leadership of chief Big
Bullet and the OOsagcs under Chief
Ciaremore. Bows and arrows and
some old fashioned guns were used.
The OsagoS were victorious. Glare
more took its name from the old
Usage chief
The Chorofecs We're then living fur
ther cast thau they do now and there
We're frequent wars between them and
The Osages. the latter usually start
ing the raids. General Miller the hero
of Lundvs Lane finally fixed up q
permanent troatv I'm 1925 wher q
meeting Of the Usage. Cherokee and
Delaware chiefs Were held I'm ST.
Louis This treaty was the end of
The wars between the Osaccs and
the bands of indians IN the eastern
part of the United States when thcy
pushed westward
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-28

Notice Of Sherin's sale az Chattels.
by virtue of an Order of Sale TO
me directed and delivered. issued our
of ihe Probate Court of Logan County.
Oklahoma, in q nacuon IN said Court
wherein r. J. Mcdonald is plairtim
and c. n Sheriff. is defendant, / will
on the Ssh day OF November. 1907
az the hour OF o'clock i'm the after
noon of the said day. at No. 1OS Okla
homa avenue i'm the city of Guthric
i'm the afOrestid County. offer al fubrc
sale and sell TO the highest and best
bidder for cash in hand. an the wines,
liquors cigars and merchandise. TOO
numcr1u sto mcntou the said prop
erty having been levied as the prop
crty of the stid c. II. Shcrill and
taken on attachment in favor of the
said 7 j Mcdonald
Dated this 28th day OF October 1907.
B. w MURPHY. Sheriff
By CHAS. ADLER Deputy.
! f. G. Hunt attorney, for plaintiff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-28
The Social World
PROSPECTUS

Friday
Domestic Science club meets with
Mrs R W Black Demonstrations OF
conec. cocoa and postum Paper by
Mrs Lohr ou The Preparation OF
tho Conae Boau Mrs. H. w Baxter
wlll rend q paper ON Coffee as @
sumulaut Tho delegates to the
Territorial Federation Will give their
port at this meeting
b. j. Donahoe and wife of Poncd
City spent Sunday I'M the capital city
Zimmerman orchestra viii give
another of their popular dances at
Revelers hail Wednesday evening
THE ladi, of ST Marys church viii
give Honoween social Thursday
evening at Columbus hall AN are
invited TO attend
The W. C.. r. T. win hold i mothers
meeting Jt Mrs James Cooper's, GIL
East Springer avenue at 2:3o % m.
Friday The members are requested
to bring their friends with them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-28
.'wEAT is THE MATTER
tConLInaed lrom 80 onel

ANNAAAAlANNA NAWAAA NN-E NAAHN
at &C boo this way Is every individual
goo tbo community win make uu bis
mind go hclp out iu aHa,ng the ex-
Citemlu bod ul thp usual number ut high
iy cNctable lolk. and not add to Che
anxiety of he situation hv getting cx-
cied over things that are unusual the
country and community viii not slip
q COX
And there was this feeling Co which
Will probably be- found 90 Dee accen.
tuatcd today; anger that the pccula-
tors down Jon New York should mke
arbitrary action TO imper business
confidence
Everybody realizer that nothing
more could be asked scarcely m the
way of prosperity I'm this section
every individual who desires has en-
ployment wages are high. business
is good, everybody I'm every line can
count more material blessings than
he could ever before. Buildings are
going uD on every hand business
block sand homes The farmers are
producing more and have more than
they ever had before Everybody
knows this 10 be the sitauatiou. And
now in the midst of this comes q
auking diversion Every one who hus
talked about " recognize that business
is done ON confidence The main.
spring of the action between man and
man, between establishment aud rs-
tahIishment between Guy aud city Is
confidence
n makes good as gold billions OF dol
lars i'm trade. Those who were talk.
sag the situation over last night be-
lieVed and said 70 was an outrage that
q few Spectators should threaten &C.
And it the few who could be seen
seen today are an index OF the whole.
the American people are going Ia
show that their confidence is not In
DE blown like q feather. because OF the
speculative methods iu one city in the
land
The GrthHe banks have five million
dollars They are among The best n.
sutuions Ia the country The men at
The head OF them are an interested
/ in Guthrie AN of them eager TO pre-.
serve the present degree of prosperity
One man said "You are going tu
see a surprise The American people
are going TO face q now situation.
| They are not going TO lose their
nerve They are going TO prove to the
world that the action OF the New
ork gbmalcrs is not so vital n part
of this countr's commerce that their
liquidation of false values vii tear
/ down The honest merchant. the work
I ingman and the manufacturer Til,
individual TODAY will meet the sima
/ ton ana solve &c."
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SITUATION is
NOT ALARMING
CONTINUED from Page ~

The action Of the clearing house
banks in Kansas City. Wichita. ST.
Louis. CnIcago aad other commercial
centers IN rcsortlng TO the use OF
clearing house. certificates in settle
nent Of balances aad refusing to ship
currency 70 the interior hanks has
tied up temporarily all the flnds OF
the Oklahoma banks except what
actual cash they have In their yaalis"
said Hanw Commissioner Smock this
morning "We are in the midst Of
the crop moyiug season and must
nave cash in exchange Tor our cotton,
grain snd atlor prod cts Being ad.
Used of tho tion of the banks in
tne cities above named Oklahoma
bankers requested tho governor TO is.
sue % proclamation declaring holidays
tor this week or mtn too funds ted
mp rc again ayaihr'e A,.'~. c.
ornor ,.,oeialdd-
t.on and .'s action mas The entra ap-
proyal of the state banking doparg
meat Oklahoma bouks are perfectly
solvent ald in good condition and are
managed by men of ability and IN.
tcgrIty VINO are trying TO protect their
depositors from "a condition for which
Oklahoma bankers are not rDguOn-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-28
RocKEEELLER,s MoNuMENr-

John D Rockefeller Hotel. John D.
Rockefeller Farm. two miles south of
Hotel, Denton Te&as. Oct. 2S- Editor
Leader Guthrie. Okla Dear Sir. You
are invited TO visit thc monument
ann erecting q John Davidson Rookie
ftller o nthe northeast corner of the
Rockefeller farm. olc aud one hall
miles south of D,lton Seeing lho
monuemnt would repay you for the
rip for those who have visited it are
a unit i'm pronuuncuE II orc of tho
worlds greatest sights Yours WuL
A O. LEE
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State Of Ohio. city or Toledo, Lucas

State Of Ohio. City or Toledo, Lucas
County, SIS.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner OF the firm of
+. J. Cheney a Co.. doing BUSINESS in
the CITY of Toledo. County and State
Aforesaid. and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each aud eyery case of
Catarrh that can not be cured by the
use of Halls Catarrh Cure
FRANK j. CHENEY,
Sworn to before mo and subscribed
In my presence. this 9th day OF De
cember. a. d. 1886
(SealJ A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls CatarTb Cure is taken inter.
nally. and acts directly ON the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
F. }. CHENEY & 90. Toledo. o.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-28
FURRY IN
WORLD OF FINANCE


ia closing the banks and declaring a
holiday unul the financial situation
loosen 4 up.
Judge Dale. U. q. Gess. A. II. Hns.
ton. A. J.. Cochum. d. r Eastman aud
j. w. McNeal el.h addressed the
erecting explaining the action ON the
part OF The banks and assured tho
business men present that II was the
on'y thing chat they could do undor
ue circumstances and thar they
would paw every dollar thoy bad ON
deposit even IL 10 took the clothes
from their backs and that when they
lid oucl thcv would Dee I'm position
10 pav every deposition vino wanted
his money ana would not let PARTIAL.
tg rulo Each stated that bis bank
was I'm a COOL condition and that no
ono could see the calamity which
brok. this morning IKE clap OF
thunder from clear Sky to them AN.
when they Thought that the Wall
s.rart panic was safely over
Mr.. CoWe. prcsidlt of the Busl.
ness Nrn'g LEAGUE urged The mer.
chants ,o encorrage confidence among
lha rcustomors and friends. Tie said
everything would come out am right
and that although he and many other
merchants would lose financially. but
would be all me better for them when
matt e raadj stcd themselves. he
ur2ed DO merchants not TO give
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RgasHenaM8z9EsHez9HaMau8E
Up PersOnal MentiOnl


p a Ward ie here from Edmond
Attorney j j. Hldrern Be- m Wells.
tom
! G. c. Roberts Of Shawnee IS here
today
] 81. H. Scissor spent Sunday in Okla
homa city
J.. j. Barton. OF saltwater is in The
city today
John D. Richardson of Okemah is
in the c.ty
Route Agent C. a Fisher is here
from Ardomre.
j p. Gouldins is visitor in The
city from Enid.
bis here from Enid
Delegate Miles Laslier of Paus
lion Thomas II. noNIe OF Perry was
Sunday visitor here
City Attomeg Fred Green left ihis
AFTERNOON for Kansas city
afternoon from Ardmoro
Judge Sam Harris was here from
Henry Reynolds returned this
morning from Oklahoma city
Delegate Joe NJ Saudlin of Prague,
was in The city over Sunday
here confeuing with state officials
q b. Corbiu and ira S Powers of
Orlando spent Sunday i'm the capital
Senator G. NJ Cralle. of the ias,
| legislature is here today from Nor
man.
sydney j. Roy, secretary Of the
chamber of commerce of shawnee. is
in the city
j. B. ThomDaon. chairman of tnc
! Democratic state committee WAS here
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this morning 20 attend the meeting of
the Senate investigating committee at
Eagle Pass. Texas, Thursday Oct 81
az which time the Kickapoo Indian
affairs viii be taken under considera-
tion by th1t committee. which was app
pointed TO investigate indian affairs
during the quarter Mr. Embry has
taken n great deal of interest i'm the
Kickapoo case and VIII no doubt give
finn and complete history OF the
HickapoO affairs 10 the committee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-28
TENNESSEE DAY AT JAmesTowN

tNorfolk, Va. Get Elaborate
preparations have been completed
for the celebration OF Tennessee Day
III the jamestown exposition tomor-
row. The event viii be attended by
Governor Patterson and numerous
other disdngC gCished visitors from ZEN
ness see.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-28
HASKELL CALLS
in OFFICIALS

Continued from page one)
rial Federation of Labor announced
today that he would oucn labor head
quart ra ar Guthrie as soon as Gov.
Haskell called the legislature. llc
stated that labor would have some
very imnortm demands make of
tba FIRST legislature chief among them
being q demand tina convict labor in
the new state Dee used only on the pub
uc highway The miners wil also
have % senlrate delegation to look
after thsi matter and assist the board
Tb beNei is prevalent in labor circles
thafhc state Viii uurchase the aegre-
elagd coal and asDhuit lands from the
Five Civilized Tribes. eId labor de-
mands assurance that convict labor
viii NOT comucte with them in the
mines.
j N SaudIm OF Prague who was
a delegate in the constitutional con-
veutIou, was in The citY Yesterday
SaudIiu is one off the new states mosf
sterling Young Democrats. 10 is likely
hc will have place in the ne wadmia-
istration.
Chairman Joe THOMPSON aad Dele
gate Miles Laaater were up from
Pauls VALLEY sunday
Ed Cassidy who successfully man
aged tho Democratic state campaign.
is in the city Cassidy Is a genius'
Do win be heard from often in the
councils of Democracy of the new
state
q T Byrd, OF Tulsa is IN the city
o A. B.ewer OF Helena Woods
county, Is in the cify
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Tho now militia company win meet
Thursday night al the city hall az s
O'Clock sharp. An members are urged
to De present and an parties inter
ested are requested 10 attend Selec-
ion OF officers wi De the main busi-
ness of the evening
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tsE!sEsR : -sMssHs,N.9E .,dsI=SR9sRs
TOPICS OF !
THE TOWN .
- ErIsorer for nal
-NsM9BfHsHsfE

Takes Prisoner for Trial.
Deputy United States Marshal Cox
lett last night for Cheyenne with Jas.
J. Burns. OF Canute, Okla, who was
arrested last summer on the charge
of sending obscene nail matter
through the mails.and was bound over
TO the federal grand jury before
United States Commissioner Splitter,
Re win be given a hearing al Chey-
enne today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-28

What may Dee the last prisoner
placed n the Fedora jail before state
hood Tom Galligor who was brought
in o. Deputy Marshal Tom Walker
from Lawton 10 serve sentence Of
six months for disDosing OF whiskey
to Indians When statehood comes
Tie government viii do away with
all field deputies and each of the
deputies iu the Office viii be as
signed 90 "a district of the new state
and win make an arrests i'm that dis
tricL They will have 10 attend court
a brt -four places instead of In every
cOuly as they ave doing now under
the territorial form of government
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-28

sam Wilson, W. y. Carriugcr and
oliver. were arrested last evening by
Ciuet of Police Mitchell on the charge
OF yagraucy and peddHng silk on the
steoal without license. Chief Mitchell
has been notified hy Kansas officials
TO look ont for silk thieves aud ne
thinks he has The right men,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-28
WIRING for Money

Many of The department and federal
officers ore u0 the stump for money
for running expenses this morning by
che closing of The banks and in many
cases wires are going 10 Washington
for money
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-28

WANTED-Whue maid. $500 per
month hoard and room CMl at lone
hotel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-28

The lone Tailor and Pressing shop
Is now open i'm the basement of the
lone hotel Al~ Ernest b Metz. who
has been in charge of the cleaning
and pressing establishment az the
Royal The past few years, Is propie-
tor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-28

tiil Meet Ssnate Committee.
N'nited States Attorney John EN-
IN received instructions from Attor
General BOuaparte a. Washing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-28

Sam Wilson. G. Oldrch. Pete Young
and Wright each pnida So fine for
drunkenness
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lContInued lrom 80 -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-28

Thomas S Owens. promineu
Muskogee politician was % caller OF
Governor and Mrs Haskell YESTERDAY
at the Royal
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-18
Ideals and Aet~

lueals are more potent than acts
Let millionaire give 10000 to a hos
pltaI. The public Is for the moment
struck, but who save the institution r.
SELF remembers the gift next day? To,
a leader of society" start a cbaritv
bazaar. Let her gather a little cour,
around her. Let the stall holders ho
visions Of beauty, their colorine nor.
maps just a trife assisted" and nm.
ger their spell let the buying be br,st
ana a great financial success be score1
Inc masses will read the account in
'nelr newspapers with wondering ad.
miratlon, but they will find there M
wholesome stimulus for themselves
SINCE the motive of the brilliant func'
non was rooted in display. In charity
as elsewhere, it is, repeat, not the AZ.
tlon' but the spirit Of the agent that
tells.-Montague Crackan.
'norpe in FOrtnightly Review.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-18

Rev. Paul Leeds and wife moved
TO Kinder Wednesday. Rev. Leeds
has had charge of the Congrega-
tlonal church here for nearly q wear
and has greatly endeared himself
to all with whom he has come in
contact, by the nobility of his
character and the CONSTANT christ
Ian life he leads. Mrs. Leeds, who
was formerly one of the teachers
here, is greatly esteemed by all who
know her. Rev. and Mrs. Leeds
departure from Welsh is not only a
great loss to the Congregational
church but loss as we'll to the en-
tire town. Rev. Leeds reason for
the change is that he feels
that he is needed more among the
indians with whom he has labored |
.or number of years, than he is
lere.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-18
TO the Voters Of Ward Two

IN coming before the people fo1
their support for the Office of Justic,
OF the Peace at the coming democratic
primary Judge J. R. Robicbeau,
enunclates the following pripciples
he says: "If elected, I promise n
serve each and everyone alike, as I
nave done in the past, honestly and
faithfully discharge all the duties in
cumoent npon me in my official ca.
pacity, always when possible, avoid.
ing law suit, thereby keeping peace
and harmony with my fellow ci,iyons
thanking one and all who so liberaIlv
supported me in the previous election,
respectfully solicit the same and
general voters"
). r. Robicheaux.
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Not afraid o. Assassins


lteSldenf Benjamin Harrison usn +
rambie around WASHINGTON at, nion
~ himself Colonel Dan RansdclI ;
hleitmS friend Of the great IudioD;m
Was ire5ilent Harri;3n's n.ar;haI NJ
the District Of lolu:abia anu kent t.
very close couch with the president MI
t9ro"@h his term. Colonel RapsdciI
ll'eu north Of Dupont circle ouito =,
nlile alL! a half frO:l The White Uousn
lie ceased TO he surprised by the mn.
e.'lScted ana unannouncpd visits mai,
10 hlm by the president at various bou,..
VI the night after General Harrison
ufSt rev months in the White Hons.
once when Colonel Ransden remo,-
Strate'l with him against yenturing on,
at hlSnt unaccomplnied, admopisbin~
uim or the danger Of assassination
General Harrison said:
An assassin cannot be lodged, Dan
am as safe from harm on that scor,.
WINE walking from the White Tous.
10 your residence after dark and slono
Us am when receiving callers or 90.
ing about the city in the daytime under
the Watchful eyes Of detectives and
pollcemen. The assassin always gets
us prey when once he makes up bis
mind to do so. But have no fear or
assassination. least of all am | afraid
Oh being assaulted In n dark street at
night Washington Herald
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-18
Members OF Presbyterian Sunday
& School Enjoy Moonlight Picnic.

IL,
- 1 "''"'S evening aS '"e Nh|thehln4
9"""o"' u " ppFlecI autumn DAY were
SII,"S ""' 70 '"e S'I'ef} HSh1 or a
I"'' ,'"I''u i"oon' some hundred or
u .'''v 81 inc i'.7"'oerS an" lrIen"S OF
'',' ''So terrain SUNDAY 'on"oI "ehd-
inv W.; ~ ". p"' ~ '''''J ~ ell
= "''"'''''" D ~.
'' ,. er''P uIeS were quit oyer
""'''' '''''" """ '""'''"' ''"'u' al"
INC" 81 mature years Nleo WIN e"ch
Wv, . ,". IT, I ,''' 70 ~ '.>o', /" nv
= WV '''''.'' """u''" ~ SUITS '''a1
|,', ~ ''''' 'o"'' ''Ie'' P"r' 'o""F"
''I Z, 'U'"S ) entertainments
O"A7' Sano"IcheS ana coffee and
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-18
Ont Of Sight.

out OF Sight. out of mind,". is ar
o'o SAYING which applies with special
iofce to sore, burn or wound that.
oeen treated with Bucklin's Arnico
save It's out of sight, out of mind
ana out OF existance. Piles too and
ehlioialns disappear under it's healing
innuence' Guaranteed by all drug.
gists. 25c.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-18
]. Il. RObicheapx

AT the request of many OF my friends
OF this Second Ware, Parish of Cal.
casieu, | consented to announce nv.
self candidate for reelection to the
office OF Justice of the Peace, subject
70 the democratic primary to be held
January Is, 1898, q. K. Eobicbeanx.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-18
For PARISH Assessor
ChaS. NJ. Richard

we are authorized to announce the
candidacy of Mr.. Chas. NJ. Richard
Tor assessor of Calcasieu parish, SUBJ
lect to the action OF the democratic
primary His splendid record and
mendatiOn. ''00'l'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-18
From Behind N. co,,...

The saleslady differentiated sevsr.,
classes Of shoppersf"
on yes, indeed! About five classes
So many" ''
les mademoiselle counted on her
nngers'' heavyweight. middIsweivbt
WelterweiSht, lightweight and feather
weight. Precisely five."-Puck
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-18
JnO. W. RhOrer,

we are authorized to annouce the
name OF John W. Rhorer as ! candi-
date for the office of Clerk of Court,
In and for Calcasieu parish, La. sub.
lect to the action Of the Democratic
party,
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For Clerk.
James w, Gardiner

10 the people of Calcasieu Parish:
hereby announce myself a candi-
date for reelection as Clerk of Court
OF CalcaSieu parish, subject to the ac-
ton OF the democratic primary.
Respectfully,
James W. Gardiner.