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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-21
w Ferris Preferred His Coffee.

hen Jim Mcclure first went TO
on, a few weeks ago, TO look over
baseball situation there, with a
of taking up the managerial
1t was noticed by the players
the gray in Jim's hair was fast
ding out the brown.
is led to a discussion among the
hrs as to how the sight of any gray
ball players head is always made
Subject for remarks on the part
be spectators. who seem TO cOnsid-
hat any ball tosser who is so un-
inate as TO have his locks sprin-
] with the hairs of white is surely
Sck number.
=ne one remarked the fact that
O'Rourke. who has been playing
&ssional baseball for thirty-five
IS, and who is still playing in Con-
4 cut. had gray hair when he played
s he National League fifteen years
j but that his hair is now dark,
i that ne doesn't look near his cor
zage.
ring this discussion Hobe Ferris
deeply immersed in the report Of
Pettibone affair out in Idaho. and
/ as brought into the converse ton
when Freddy Parent said TO him:
you dip your hair in coffee. Fer
that will make il good and dark"
which HObe, not getting the gist
|e matter, haughtily replied:
|prefer my coffee darkened in some
manner"
II with this. he handed Parent the
motorman's stare, and swept out
lie room.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-21
Tor WAS A ROOTER
aims the National Game tC
Strangers While They Pick
His Pocket.

Il. THOMAS P Lamb. pastor of the
ed Sacrament church, paid S45 for
By Ky to the Maps at League park
Hay, says the Cleveland Leader. He
tied TO the police yesterday. While
=gas roofing. someone was going
gh his pockets
Ire were several men behind him.
were new to the great American
they explained What is a Sacri-
Il they asked the priest. Obligingly
fpiained. He also told of other points
Il game. The strangers listened with
interest and encouraged him TO
-nue. He noticed that they thanked
kprofusely at the end of the game
Hateful chaps" he unused.
his way home he missed the Sl5
bd the worst of it Is that Cleveland
! he game. too" he sadly said.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-21

country. Fred Landers, John Frayne
and Jim Carroll are clever corners in
the lightweight class. The promoters
there will do we'll to watch any of
these men. Regards to all my friends
in old Salt Lake"
Greggains has sent in all four men
here to fight, George Gardner to meet
Jack Root. Spider Welsh to meet Bat
Ting Nelson, Dave Barry to meet Mike
Schreck and Dick Hyland to meet
Young COrbett. They all resulted in
good bouts
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-21

When a Newark, n. j., factory re-
Gently completed an automobile for l..
w. Holman, jr., a wealthy San Fran
ciscan, built according to his specifica-
tons. il was found that there was no
express car high enough to contain IT.,
and the top of the automobile had to
be removed. The transcontinental ex-
press charges exceeded $1,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-21
Australians Also Failures.

The so-called champions of the Anti
pOdes of recent years are even of poorer
timber than the cracks who invaded this
country from Merrie England. Hook
Reyes, the lightning lightweight, who
was a veritdbie cyclone in the island
country. was tOppled over by secOnd-rat-
ers Dick Cullen and Freddie Walsh both
have a shade on Andy McGarry and
Young Erne in the east, in siX-round
bouts.
Cocker Tweedle. another lightweight
lowered his cOlOrs to Jimmy LAWYER and
the darll-sllinned walloper. Rufe Turner.
while Lyn TTuscOtL an Australian who
tipped the beam at the 153-pOund notch
was defeated by Fred L.anders.
Their crack middleweight. Tim Murphy
was beautifully laced by Al Neil. Mike
Donovan, Jack MOffatt and the old war
horse Dave Barry
Little Willie ONeil looked like conner
in his initial go when he walked around
Kid Webster in a four-rOund bout like a
cooper shapes APP a barrel This chap
was clever but ne couldn't break an egg
with his stffest punch. and when ne
stacked up against WieldeTs of the pad
ded mitts like Al Emmick. Joe Leahy and
Alec Mcdonald it was goodnight for
the scientific boxer.
The latest champion Of them all to in
wade America was that husky individual
VINO BOWED over everything that even
looked like a fighter in the Antipodes-
fresh in the memory of the sports that
il is Just as well that nothing further be
said than that Tommy Burns copied him
even before he was awake 10 the fact
that an international championship tussie
was on.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-21
NO MORE POP BOTTLES.

Philadelphia. July D.-President 4
In Shibe Of the Philadelphia Amer I
n League baseball club today re- 4
lived word from 3. p. johnson. =
.Asident of the American league. Z
|bt a fine of 800 would be imposed 4
any club that permitted the =
towing OF bottles or anything else I
ION the field during a ball game I
f'his action by Ban Johnson is said 4
have been prompted by the bottle 4
rowing incident at Brooklyn this I
|ek. as d result of which Manager I
lance of the Chicago National 4
|ague club was suspended.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-21

Because of the number of fatal acct
dents to pedestrians in Massachusetts
of late. bills have been introduced in
the legislature providing for the timing
and inprisoning of any motorist who.
after striking anyone, keeps on, and
transferring the power of the prosecu-
ton of motorists from the highway
commission to the state police.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-21

To aid the promoters of the Vanderbilt
cup race. should it be decided to hold
it in New Jersey, the legislature of that
state, without an opposing vote. passed
bills permitting the closing of public
roads to other travel while the contest
is on and allowing motorists from other
states to enter and leave New Jersey
without taking out licenses.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-21
Herald's Bicycle Form Chart


/ nc
i'm ne has he p n race a the
arec
these all Of do
chance to n in
o a is rs
sheet of this published anywhere the world
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-21

The suppression of the Stuttgart Inter-
national race is regarded as the first step
by the German government toward the
complete prohibition of automobile racing
on the highways of the empire in ac-
cordance with the wishes of the minister
of the interior.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-21

While in the far west railroads are
hampering the automobile industry by
diiatory transportation, the situation
in the south and east has been greatly
improved by cooperation between traf-
fie managers of the railroads and repre-
sentatives of the American Association
of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-21

The hanginss. wall paper, carpets and
furniture of the sleeping apartments of
the $4,000 club house, just opened by
the Chicago motorists. were selected by
The wives of the members, with the re-
suit that the rooms possess a most artis-
tic, homelike air
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-21

Massachusetts, new registration law
provides an annual fee of s. for auto
mobiles and s. for motorcycles. 1t goes
into effect August / and. no matter if
each of the 15000 motorists in that state
already has paid s. fee under the old
law. he must spend $ more for the bal
ance of the year. January i another s.
fee will be required
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-21

owners and drivers are
EiTen a full share of considera-
ia The new city Beautiful"
he on which Atlantic City is to
b $4,000, 900 in laying out parks and
+ways during the next few years.
u and handsome boulevards, which
planned, will be laid out with a
TO their use by motor cars.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-21

LeadvilIc, Colo. the famous mining
town, has but one automobile.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-21

! Chicago Automobile club will hold
bw of cars. tires and sundries in the
independently and probably before
Regular show of the National Assoc
|nl of Automobile Manufacturers.
IA will be held November 30 to Deem
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-07-09
kennedy--McNeal.

The marrlag6 OF Mr. Jobn McNeal
10 Miss Katherine Kennedy. was
solomnizcd this afternoon ~ the home
ct the brides parents, 1904 West No
hle avenue. at three O'Clock. Rev X. G.
Veutress. pastor of the Christian
church, officiating The house was
beautifully decorated with cut flowers
pink and white druperios aud ferns.
fhe simple. bGt impressive. ring cere-
mOny was performed The bride wore
q handsome Elton travelling suit Of
brown The wedding was a very quiet
one, only q fow near friends and rela-
lives Wore in attendance AZ four
O'Clock five course dinner was scrv.
ed. The bride Is he daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs J.J Kennedy Of this city. and
Is an accomplished Young woman and
a general favohte with her ac.
quaintancos because of her happy
sunny disposition She has been en-.
ployod as q teacher in the Capital
city Business college for the past
year She is better known TO her
many friends as "Cad." The groom
is the son of -. r. McNeal. OF this
city, and is prosperous young mer
chant Of Aberdeen, South Dakota. lie
was employed IN the Levy clothing
store here In the early DAYS. The
happy couple was escorted To the I'm,
ion station whore they boarded the
vcning train. mid showers of rice from
their friends for Aberdeen, where
they viii reside ia the future
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-07-09
LOCAL LACoNICs.

The city counaii made 29-mlll
levy last night for the ensuing year.
nice shower fell last aight which
was much needed by the corn crop.
The $4,000 annex to the south
west Iron foundry Is nearing com
pletion. The brick walls have been
completed and the roof is being put
on today.
The Capital Canning factory com
menced canning free stone peaches
this morning They are also aiming
blacNberries, tomatoes and beans.
The brick work on Logan county's
$l3o,000 comfy court house is nearly
completed
The brick masons commenced this
morning on the FIRST story OF y. p.
Honehtons $4,000 residence which
IS being erected an West Warner
avenue.
Fire Chief Gruber Is still condemn.
tlr AAiAEfi 'In hiiN HiioA-NAit bMNAiirfs
lie condemned twelve yesterday
Manager Jake Douglas. Of the
Pioneer Cotton Mill today placed
an order with Manager G, H. Martin
dale, u the a3uthwestern Iron Works,
for new boiler t0 enlarge the
power plant OF the mill he also
placed an order for lumber and br Z
10 be used In the annex 10 the mill.
which VIII double the present capac
ity.
The Gem SIN shows 10 large
crowds A new bin was ON last lignt
which Nas ~humdinger' as Bax-
ter calls IT,
Joe Williams. who was shot By VIM
Reynolds sunday morning southwest
of Marshall Is improving and the
doctors say he now has a chance Of
recovery.
The CONSTITUTIONAL conveatlon
meets in the city hall auditorium TO-
morrow at 10 o'clock
T. NJ Chester has been promoted hy
The Houghtop Douglas Onipany as
general manager OF their interests
over the territory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-07-09
gHz gHzsM@nTK@HsHsMSBaE4Hsusns
! Railroad Events !
I-sEsasEsEsEsH@nss9E9s@

Santa Fe Claim Adiuster Bob Grid.
ley is here from Arkansas City
Santa re Travelling Passenger Agent
u. }. Tagart IS here from Topeka
Conductor Dan &. Conway. al the
main line Of iie Santa be. Is here from
Newton on business.
Sc tion Foreman ~ n. Brown Of
ihe Santa be-, and crew Of men went
10 OElahoma city ON the moraimg
train 20 do some work in the yards
there.
NJ A. Adams city ticket agent for
the rort Smith and Western, has re-
covered from weeks Illness.
Conducior Pote France Is back on
Santa ne train Nos. 10 aud 20 after a
weeks lay on.
santa re train 10 &C., due here
al 5;3a q. ms was Tied ~ here for
nn ho1r this morning on accopnt oi
a bad engine
A new division has been created
On the Santa Re sysfem. WHICH lakes
toe southern part ~ Oklailama flo
the karsas division
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-07-09

IN stop your pain free To show yml
nrst-before Won spend q penny what
my pink Pain Tablets can do, ! viii
mail You free. Trial Package OF
them DR.. Shoop's Headache Tatiats.
Neuralgia Headache. Toothaohe,
Period Ddns, etc, are due alone to
blood congestion Or Shoop's Head.
ache Tablets simply Kill pain by coax
ing away the unnatural blood pres
sure That Is an Address Or ShOop,
Racine, Wis, Sold by +. - Lille & co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-07-09
Wednesday

The ladies' of tho Christian church
give lawn social in evening at home Of
Mrs. e. II. Furrow. bQ5 Sast tlari-
son avenue.
The Woman's Home Missionary SO
ciety OF the N r. church. South meets
IN afternoon az parsonage, 3l3 South
Broad street
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-07-09
OBITUARY.

Mary Alice, The two year old daugh
ter Of Mr. aud Mrs w G. Dunn, died
yesterday at the family residence a
quarter Of mile west Of the city
limits The child had been sick but
a short time The fuamal services
were held from the Catholic church
this afternoon at 4;3O o'clock. Rev
Fahher stndert olflciatng
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-07-09

Pavem1ex1t PICK Ops
Head I'd Commercial penartn1ent.

Head OF Commercial Department.
$. l.. ROmine Of Wellington. Kan
sas, has been selected rs priacipai
of the commercial department OF the
Comfy high school to fiji the va
cancy caused by Prof r. c. Cain
reslgning TO accent the position as
superintendent Of the city schools.
MI Romine for the past six years has
had charge of the commercial depart.
mnt of the Sgmner county high
hool vt wellington. which had an
attendance last year of 400 He was
also connected with the Southwest
Kansas College at Winfield.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-07-09
In style.

In Style.
In elbow sleeves and elbow gloves
Aud elbow hat.
She's clad just like an other doves
BE sure OF that
She feels uncomfortable ans stilf
Beneath her load,
She looks a sight but what's the diff?
she's a 70 mode
TO network waists and network hose
She stoutly clngs
And network wells and goodness
knows,
What other things
An elboe network d"c,ii, :e;-@s
She takes the road
She looks sight bul what's the odds?
She's q la mode
Louisville CouriorJonnal
Miss Mabel Lindwall leaves his
evening for Ration a. NJ. whore she
will reside in The future
Mrs Cross. Of Lawrie. is here visit.
Ing her daughter Mrs X " Smith at
525 East College avenue
Ar and Mrs . ~ Smith ave in tho
city iHum Stroud
Mr. ana Mrs. j r. Copeland left TO.
day for Sulphur io spend a few daya
al that resort
Mrs D Beal Miller and sister Mrs
Charles Payne left todag for Chicago
where they viii meet Mr. Payue and
visit on tie lakes for three weeks and
wiz go to- Bnnal1 Washington Nngari
Falls aud take in the jamestown lnh
before returning
Miss Helen Smith Of saranac Lake.
y. r.. is in The city visiting friends
Mrs w w Wilson, of Parsons,
Kansas. Is the guest oi Miss iarcrOit
~ 725 East Cleveland avenue AIRS
Wilson was a iormer C,Hihrie resident.
Dr. and Mrs Hugh Scott left last
evening fof Enid where Dr. Scott viii
attend the Republican convention oi
Garfield county today.
Miss Flodie Mckay has returned
fiFpm 'wo mOnths visit in Galveston
with relatives.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-07-09

Mrs O. r. Smith and daughters
have returned from Oklahoma City
Mrs T. u darrell formerly Of this
city and now OF Oklahoma City is here
She Is @ stenographer in Democratic
state Headquarters,
Mr. and Mrs. John Porter have re-
turned from q visit In Oklahoma City.
40
Tho Domestic selence club has dis.
contiEAed It's meetings FOR the sum
mer fhe next meeting viii be held
on the first Friday In September,
Mr. and Mrs. c. IT, Marteudale and
little daughter will leave shortly for
trip to Oregon and other Western
points They will 70 by steamer from
Los Angels to Seattle.
The WJst side w. C. T. q held a
special meeting this afternoon In the
West Side M H. church Only routiue
matters were taken up dGtmg the
session.
The members of the Revelers club
gave smoEer last evening In the
club rooms on East Oklahoma avenue
for their friends. a number OF guests
werc in Attendance aud an enjoyable
time was had.
Miss Eva G. seamons is here from
Muskogee.
The Smart Set viii meet at Mrs
Harry Newman. at sol Cleveland ave
nue.. Saturday.
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- - - - - - " - - - - - - "
WITH THE suFFERERs.
O O @ o O o o q o O (, = O O

Or Lowell brought in y. ] Newman
from padon 4 r.. 10 the Methodist
hC pitnl. 90 taEo treatment for stom-
ach iro ble
hcnry DOnneily, who was recently
apefaiod on far alsSndicitls. Is able
Piles get quick aud certain relief
from Dr. Sho0p's Magic Ointment rs
aciior rs positive aud certain. Itching,
painful, pr0trUdiug or blind piles dis
appear Ike magic by its use Large
nickelcapped glass iars 80 cents Sold
hy = 49, lille & co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-07-09
The Social World
PROSPECTUS.
Tuesday

Tuesday.
Shakespeare club mocts in after
noon at Carnegie library
Modern Priscilla club tueets in ~
ternoon. place TO be ahnoGHoed later.
Epworth &'ague society of the NJ.
r. chnch. South. meets in evening AZ
parsonage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-07-09

huska.
J. W. Van Wrinkle Is in the city from
Lawton.
W l.. Peck is in the city from
Wichita
Captain w a. I<nipe is here from
Perkins.
r. c. nurnsdale is in Oklahoma
city today
Charles Howard ie here from Pleas.
ant Valley
j. s Maxwell is here from Rogers,
Arkansas
Delegate Flowers Nelson IS here
from Tnlsa.
Delegate . $ Ross Is hero from
Blackwell
DELEGATE NJ J. Kane is here from
kingiisher
l.. r. and T. S. Burton are here from
rishomlngO
II n Newman is in the city from
81 Joseph, Mo
Prof B. + Hennessey has returned
from Watonga.
Attorney J W. shartel is here from
Oklahoma city
Charles Evans OF Ardmore. is a
Guthrie visitor,
w II Chappell Is in Orlando on
legal business.
@ S slone returned last evening
from Oklahoma city.
J. NJ Roades returned last evening
from Oklahoma city
John Frrow has gone to shawnee
ON business mission.
Delegate w l.. fIolion arrived this
morning from Marshali
Delegate David lIogg has arrived lh
the city from Grand.
Preston a. shinn Is Pawhuska
visitor in Guthrie today.
j. Stevens. prominent saltwater
merchant, is in the ely.
Senator J. = IIckam was in the
city last evening from Perkins.
Delegate w = s Hunt arrived this
morning from Oklahoma city
Delegate Clint Graham IS hore from
Marietta for the convention meeting,
A. t. Morris state deputy for the
! NJ b. A., Is here from Oklahoma City.
Delegate A. n Ellis arrived today
from Orlando 10 attend the convention
Delegate Sam Hays arrived IN the
/ city this morning from Chiclasha.
o 4 Williams Is here from Wsune.
wood visiting his brothers, Carl and
VIII
Deputy United states Marshal W
w Cox returned this morning from
Alya.
Prof Clarke. Of the Tonlrawa lrepa-
raiory school ia in lhe city visiting
his son
E H. Donahoc. Of the Poncl Cuy
| Milling company, o. here today trans
acting business.
Rev l. Parker la attending q con.
ference of me missionary board of tho
/ Congregatinnal church ia Oklahoma
fCity
| Delegate Gabe Parker designer Of
The state seal for the proposed state
Is here to attend The convention eau
Gus tonight
Arthur King, formerly OF the school
land department ls here from Wells
ION and called on the department ON
cials today
AVm Chesterfield manager OF the
Capital civ Canning factory is boz
/ Crescent city looking after the can
lnlng factory there.
Oc0reo Is Newlaud returned last
evening from Oklahoma city whore hl
has been the guest Of his brother. ~
| G. Newland. and family
| Dolerafe George Wood Is here from
Cherokee 10 take part in tonight
caucus and subsequent meetius Of ihf
constitutional convention
r G Cess went 10 Crescent CITY
last night 10 attend meeting OF the
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hoard of directors of the Crescent
bank. of which he IS Z member
James Lee. n prominent Coyle nier.
chant. passed through here this morn
Ing enroute 70 Oklahoma CITY to at-
tend the retail merchants convention.
j. w Schlegei OF Chandler. wns IN
ihe city yesterday enroutc 20 Carmen
10 attend meeting of the exkenfive
board of the Odd Fellows liomil there,
Of which he IS chairman
sheriff g NJ patson is her from IN
dependence Kansas. after man In
Kingfsher county who is wanted IN
Montgomery county, Kansas, on
charge of embezlement
Hurry stroueh, grand secretary Of
the l. O O. - in Oklahoma. lcft last
evening for Carmen 10 attend i meet.
ing Of the executive board of the odd
Fellows Orphan home there.
Director w, l.. ENGLISH. OF the srv-
ernnent experiment station nc still
Ndttff- tNda itlNth'b W ottiiWatti fAAtl
q short visit Ia the city WITH secrptafy
G. A. McNahb. OF the Oklahoma board
Of agriculture.
Arthur Rhodes. Coylc merchant.
passed through the city this morning
onroute 20 Oklahoma City H. ATTEND
the scml.annual convention Of the
Oklahoma Retail association, ef which
he Is an officer
We Moorelaud aud George May.
| Perkins merchants passed through
the city this morning enfonte 10 Ok
lahoma city to attend the Oklanoma
! Retau Merchants convention which
begins a three DAYS session today.
Frank Wycoif. president oi the Ma.
tiona Bank of Commerce, at Still.
water. IS here today To attend the
meeting Of the bankers OF the Third
group OF the new state. which com
prises all Of the northwestern part Of
the state
Miss Mabel Lindwall. public stenog
| rapher lslks Hotel
| -..-..-..---------.-
Unique Dry Cleaning and Hat
Works Old hats cleaned. blocked aud
retrimmed Panama hats aud ladies'
| iinc work our specialty Gents suits
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! VIII mail yon free. 10 prove merit.
samples Of my Dr ShoopB Resiofa-
tive, aud my Book ON either Dyspep.
STA The Heart Or the Kidneys.
Troubles of the Stomach. Heart or
Kidneys arc merely symptoms OF
deeper allment Don't mako the com.
mon error of treating symptoms only
symptom treatment is treating the re,
sIlt OF your aliment and not the cause.
Weak Stomach nerves tho inside ner.
Ws mean Stomach weakness. nl-
ways And tie Heart and Kidneys as
well, has ing their controlling or inside
nerves Weaken these nerves. aud
you inevitably have weak vital or.
gan8. Here's where Dr sboOp's Rest0-
ratiye has made lis fame 40 other
remedy even claims to trent the in.
side nerves. Also Tor bloaiins. bsli-
onancas, bad breath or complexion.
use Dr Shops Restorative Write
NE today Tor ample and free Hook
Dr Sh0op Racine. Wa The Re4t0ra-
tive IS Sold by p -. Lille q co.
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FrldaY.

Miss Hagar's pupils give recital in
evening at her home f1G East Clcye.
land avenue,
The Smart Set club meets IN after
noon with Mrs II B Newman at her
home, S0l Eos Cleveland avenue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-07-09
oklahomn Retailers ln conventlcn.

Oklahoma Retailers in Convention.
The following Gathrie merchants
ald members of the Guthrie Retail
Mer hants association left this morn
ing iof Oklahoma City to attend the
semiannual meeting OF the Oklahoma
RGail Dealers association which be-
gins a three days session there to-
day J S. Lyon. j. J. 10 ston, w. r.
Benson, Mont nay Ed G. Peterson
NJ pehr a. o FarquharsoN and Col.
Henry Brarn. Several additional
members win go down tonight as an
effort win be made by the Guthrie del
esaton TO land the next convention
for Guthrie.