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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-01-11

Income Tax.-Wisconsin to consider
bill for graduated tax. Other states ex-
pected to have hot fights.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-01-11

State and Private Banks.-Illinois and
Kansas particularly propose drastic new
laws to protect despositors. Other
state to fall in line.
Unconstitutional and Nevada
to entertain bills against prize fights
Wisconsin to sterilize Predetermined and
insane and establish pension system for
the aged; Texas to wipe out cotton buck
bishops; Illinois to rehabilitate charit-
able institutions and to pass new char
ter for Chicago
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
IYNCH's SENTENCE
CARRIED OUT

COLUMBUS. o., Feb. 2.-In accord
ance with orders received today from
the military secretary, Sergeant James
L. Lynch. of the Tenth Company Of re-
cruits at the Columbus army post who
refused to obey Lieutenant Colgen's
orders TO attend Roman Catholic SER
vices on January 6. will lose his chew
rons and be transferred to Company Z
of the Fourth Infancry at Fort Thorn
as, KY.
The War Department held that
Lynch was wrong only in that he did
not obey the orders and then make
complaint 1t also held that the court
martial charges against the sergeant
could not be sustained Lieutenant
Colonel Glenn was held to be wrong
In issuing the order, which was ~modi-
fed to compel the Roman Catholic sol
diers at the post to march only as far
as the church doors. The obligation
to attend the services was optional.
Much dissatisfaction was expressed
by the men at the barracks because
they were compelled to even march to
the services.
II is declared that even this modi-
fed order was unprecedented in army
circles Captain Cabaniss, acting COM
rnandant, declared today that the order
issued by Lieutenant Colonel Glenn just
before he left for San Antonio, Texas.
to defend Major Penrose would be en-
forced tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
NOTED MEN TO AID
PANAMA WORK

WASHINGTON. Feb. William }.
Oliver Of Knoxville, Tenn. who was
awarded the contract TO complete the
Panama canal. has got together as his
associates some Of the largest con-
tractors in the United States. most of
whom have been engaged on Govern
ment construction work running into
millions OF dollars The men whose
names he will submit to the President
are as follows: John B. Mcdonald of
New York, who built the subway in
that city; John Pierce OF New York.
who built the Portsmouth drydock.
the Chicago and Washington post
Office buildings and other Govern
nent structures. amounting to over
$50. .00O.0 600; W. II. Sayres of the
international Contracting Company,
Washington. =. c.; John r. Garrish of
the Eastern Dredging. Company, Bos-
ton. and p. L. Walsh of the Walsh
Contracting Company, Davenport. Iowa
Frederick c. Stevens of Albany, n.
Y, and Washington, who has agreed to
undertake the financial end Of the deal,
had an interview with Secretary Taft
today, but neither the Secretary nor
Stevens would discuss the matters
talked Of
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
ENGINEER SLEEPS
At HIS POST
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SAN BERNARDINO, Feb. with
the engine crew asleep at their posts,
a big Salt Lake mogul in front of a
heavy freight train plowed into q
switch engine at the Barstow wards
at $50 yesterday morning and knocked
the yard engine on its side as though
it had been a drygoods box. The long
train was stopped with such force that
fully twenty cars were either over
turned or badly smashed. The fireman
of the freight train was caught be-
tween the tender and the cab seat and
his leg broken.
The crew of the switch engine heard
the train rushing into the yard at un-
usual speed and jumped for their lives,
reaching safety before the crash. The
engineer and the fireman Of the freight.
it is said, have acknowledged that they
were worn out from long hours in the
cab and both fell asleep at the same
time.
There is a slight grade into the
yards at Barstow from the west, which
lessened the disaster quite materially.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
KING EDWARD IN PARIS

PARIS. Feb. 2.--King> Edward. Queen
Alexandra and their suites arrived
here from London this afternoon. Their
Majesties went IN automobiles to the
British embassy. which they VIII oc-
cupy during their stay, ambassador Sir
Francis L. Bertie and his family hav-
ing moved into a hotel in order to en-
phasize the private character of the
visit. At the Kings request no rep
resentatives of the Government met
him at the railroad station, but large
crowd heartily cheered the royal group.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
NEW DISTRICT JUDGE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-The prospect
Of passage by the Senate of the bill
providing for an additional United
states District Judge for the northern
district Of California IS said to be very
good. The Senators have received tel
egrams from Judge Morrow and others
urging the speedy enactment of the
bill on account of the great accumula-
ton OF work in their jurisdiction.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03

Any piano in the lot is dangerous piano
to buy. Outside damage may easily be re-
moved by unscrupulous dealer-in appear
ance the pianos may seem all right The real
damage may-not develop until months or even
years after the pianos have been used Moist
ure is the worst enemy of piano-it event
ually ruins sounding board, bridge, wrest
planks or pinblocks, each a vital part in
pianos construction
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
TRAIN DROPS INTO RIVER

RALEIGH. N. c.. Feb. 2.-The Sea-
board Air Line bridge over the Roanoke
River near Noarlina, N. c., gave way
yesterday under double-h header freight
train bound southwark from Richmond.
Both locomotives and twelve freight
cars dropped into the river. Engineer
Curtis Constable and Fireman Riggan
were killed.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
REBEL GENERAL CAPTURED

SAN SALVADOR, Feb. General
Barahona, the revolutionary leader, has
been captured, and two rebel bands
which have been making trouble have
been dispersed. General Figuera, Pres
ident -elect, has been given the rank OF
major general.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
FIRE SPREADS To DYNAMITE

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Feb. "A fire
kindled by worl1men constructing the
Monon Railway grade near Linton
spread to q storage house where more
than q ton Of giant powder and 1000
pounds Of dynamite were stored, at
noon today The resultant explosion
killed q workman and fatally injured
six others.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03

The cargo shifted during storm-water
washed into the hold and put out the fires
the cargo was damaged-read the article to
the right-note the marked portion-then use
your own judgment as to the condition of the
pianos on arrival
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
The Plain Ufvarnished Truth
About the l2O Pianos
Which Came on the Steamer Santa Rita

The steamers manifest, which is sworn
to and is authentic, states that there were in
all on board only 120 pianos-1o0 consigned
to one San Francisco dealer and 20 consigned
to another. Any claim that there were 800 is
gross exaggeration.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03

When we first warned the public to be-
ware of the Santa Rita" pianos we did not
do 1t with the idea of attacking any dealerA
we had no knowledge as to the identity of
the iconsignees, or as to the exact number of
pianos in the shipment. We simply warned
the public in the interests of square deal.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03

WOMAN GOES FREE-Although the prosecu-
ton had upon numerous occasions attempted
TO convict q woman known ss Clara 2. Holm
of the alleged theft Of $3.50 from Mrs Scheimer.
she was allowed TO go free yesterday morning
by Judge Shortan of the Police Court as no
evidence had been submitted which incrtminated
her bevond mere suspicion Mre. Scheimer says
she will carry the matter to court again II she
can get any more evidence.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
kANCIsCo ExAMINER-
|sATA RITA NEARLY /
FOUNDERS IN GAE|
|Repefts Terrifying Experience
in Storm Encountered Two
/ Days Out From New Yesk.

AbcrHG THE WATER FRONT. Tasn~i
rAry 27.-~The stesnaer Santa Rita, Ell
sister ship 6< Ene Santa Martes reached
troft ttfs n1nratng from New YorE VIII
la cargo OF generaa -nlsrrnAudis
ksnsoifnang 10 sbou< fso0o tors rhef
now orrtvaf was forrnariy fhel sfearser
Ntnn ewaskz~azd this 70 her seco16 Ep-
pearance IN th1s port On the foerer
toccaszos she hrougbt ssstght here frorst
tts East under charter 10. tfse Auseftei
can -E7awasaan eteamahsp cc4npanA !
The sarsta RttE ts the last OF the knrsef
| largo ssesDees which srere borgfH oT{
3ehe Union on comp4ny Co tssnspor< oftI
ltron tfs2s EoaS1 % Panama to a<ctpes
tfne vessel was equipped With tanks nj
tbe East and has careFfng Capacity oe
about $4,000 oatreas &C Oh
captstn cDnneca. -el1e cnenmsndse Cd
\ the vessel ~ ven kncwn at sfsas pore
having oruugt4 the cornpAnys steannefl
4 Isansfpg around from Ene East- Ffe re-
I ports that he HEt3ed trcfn New Tcraf oari
tQcSobes 36xn tass and wssen SsEo daTal
\ out rsn tuep 60 asnuss1aisy heacY sou3D-
] eray sn3A whteh nearly heca@h& ne
csreer ot the steansr 20 an end a
funou}1tatnoas sea was runntrE ana ehel
hugo ~sees Hssre6 the veseta nou
stem 10 seAsn4 The vessel wsss trroen
that rossssar ens wstss washed inko sns
\ engine room snd sat oat she fires Tne
u lfeerfst vxechtn8 aud fo3tins eaassd tbe
ktcareo to shifk Art an bands had 70 b1
ea1lcd out kithnugh 81 sfavs peril 0S'
4 being washsd overheard, the snsforD
ksetttsoned shout ZOO tons % the caee0
The vessel was ssain put on an even
keel and In Q short time her enssnes
II were staresd
\ Tho gale lasted Ace txksnSy~roar
thours, ena Csptsin Conncrs proceeded
N to Mor&sesdeo, where the vsssei was
N surveyed &c wac found that the tor
&waSd tnp&s had bten damaged by the
SET resumed her Voyage on pcecm Ser
III 8eh and 90 january 3d put IN at An
toons where she Tnet the steBnssr Argyll
. and. took on enough fuel % make this
1 lport
s. Sails After Delays.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-03
FRANCISCO EXAMINER
500 PIANOS
COME ON SHIP
SANTA RITA
Bigges. Consignment. Of Musical
instruments Ever Known Hero
Breaks Embargo on Melody

Eight hundred pianos the largest
single shipment Of this kind to arrive
here and probably at any other port IN
the world, was brought by the Un1on
Oil Companys big tank steamer Santa
Rita which arrived yesterday from
New York The pianos are consigned
to various deaiers OF this city. and will
considerably relieve the demand OF the
musical San Franciscans who lost
pianos 10 the April disaster The cargo
Includes pianos Of all sorts-ots. little.
srands. baby grands
In the days prior TO the present con-
gestion on the transcont3nentai rail-
roads there have been shipments OF
several carloads at one tirie. but the
aggregate was not half the number
brought by the Santa Rita. The NAM
ufacturers In the East have been In
frenzy to get the railroads to transport
their goods and when 10 despair Of
ever getting their wares to this city.
the announcement Of the Santa Rita's
trip to this coast with freight was
made. Thus space was provided for
pianoa SO urgently called for In Cal
tforpia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-06
Have Trouble
with Your Food E?
Try
Grape-NutS
PERI, city Cooked,
Ready to Serve,
Delicious aud Healtbfu
Have Trouble
Delicious aud Healtbfu

"Tae ordinary breakfast cereal
cooked q few minutes in hali-heart-
ed way will in time weaken the stOm-
ach of anything short of an OK.
ANY preparation Of wheat or oats
put into water that Is below the boil
ing point and cooked as mush Is usu-
ally served. remains a pastry, indi-
gestible mass The cells are tough
and unopened In addition the stom.
ach of a person selsitively constitut
ed refuses to do anything with the
pastry mass u Is sent into the sec
ond stomach the Duodenum. where
IA consequence OF the long time Of
the FIRST pro ess of digestion. is fer
mented and sourcd As an eminent
medical man pertinently states the
stomachs Of half the people going
about The streets arc about I'm fne
condition 0t an oldviucgar barrel
intestinal dyspepsia is the direct
consequence Of such feeding
knowledge of these facts and q
wide experience I'M the preparation
ald uso Of cereals brought out tne
product known as Grape Nuts manu-.
faclgred with special reference te
having the nitrogenous and star hy
parts Of the grains Of which the food
IS composed perfectly and scientific
ally cooked al the factory ready for
immediate use and therefore not sub.
iect 10 the manipglations Of any cook.
good or bad
Tine starch Of the grains changed 10
grape-sugar, can be seen glistening
on the little granules, and gives forth
delicate sweetgl taste, very palat.
able
Children and adults obtain fine re-.
suits from the nee of GrapeNuts
food II Is perfectly adapted 10 the
wants Of the humaa body and so easi.
~ digested tha- many cases are on
record Of nursing babies being fed
successfully on H. There's a Rea-
son
Made at the pure food factories Of
the Postum Co. Battle Creek Mich.
Read The Roe1 10 Wellwle.' in pkgs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-06

Herman Coyle q miner of the
Wichita Mountains claims 10 have
come into pOssessiop ot "a chart pre-
p1rcd by Spanish gold searchers in
thcWichim Mountains many years
ago giving l1ca.i0ns of rich deposits
of sold silver ald copper ore. HaFiag
been eded hy t1is chart he has dis
covered one ol thc Old mines aad
taken Gn. samples oft ore therefrom
COylc reported bis discovery 20 sever
a brsIuesa men m Mogntain Park
sud boa tea minutes d company had
been formed for operation on the siie
prospcctos hurried ont to the scano
ani every lo1i of awilahle land has
now been 5taked
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-06
LOCAL LACoNJCs,

from the 3rd district. has become the
leading cotton grower of Logan
60 nty HE has no acrqs OF the best
SWanks Farm De- near Mcndial and
ls ono If the choicest spots ln Okla
homa.
The Vinita ChIofafu FIRMLY holiove4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-06

The most popular remedy iu Otfe
go county. and ibo best friend oi my
family" writes VIM NJ Dictz editor
and publisher of the Osego journal
Gilborisyle. A. w. is Dr Kings
New Discovery N has proyci 90 ho
an mhube euro for coughs and
colds. making short worl, of the worst
of them We always keep % bottle in
me house I believe i 10 be- uIe most
valuable prescription known FOR Lung
and Throat diseases Guaranteed to
never dlFappoint the taker by all drug
stores Price soc and slp0 Trial bot
tle free
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-06
WIN Return Negroes 10 Kansas.

Governor Frlniz today honored a
requistion from The governor of Kan,
sas for TIE return OF Ned and Roe sui
Ivan. colored to Reno conniy..o .on the
charge of highway robbery They
arc under arrest az Oklkahoma city
and Shemn q NJ Duckworth Of Hutch
inson, left on the moon train for Okla,
homa city TO get them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-06
RIGHTEOUS PROTEST
Entered Against bumpers in South
Par Of Town


Editor Leader win YOU please tell
me why the present City Admmistra-
tion allows the dumping of stable
manure and alley c'eanings lea the
south part of town on First and Sec
ond street One part of the city is
on ought to be as good as another
Just as Wen an the big cut on Vine
street with filth and stable manure
gs 10 allow the ditch on First and Sec
ond street filed tliat say under pro-
TEST of every resident in that block
bot one. but stll he work goes on
We have been long suffering, we res
idonts of The south end of the city
We have had, and hsve yet, the
slaughter pens south Of as which
watt 20 us on every southern
breeze q smell that Smells TO high
Heaven" aud has been complained Of
time and again The refuse floating
upon the Cottonwood river almost 10
the Guy limits without anything being
done hv the health officers Anyone
doubling this statement can easily
satisfy themselves of its correctness
by driving along First or Second ST.
90 fhe park
A Resident Of the South End
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-06
TODAY IN THE
DEPARTMENTS
Charlera lasned.

Charters were issued from the office
Of the territorial secretary This morn
Ing 20 the following corporations
Tho Central Title and Investment
company. of Oklahoma City with
sic9000 capltal stock The directors
are G Hiser r a Cle.ncischmidt
and r M Campbell Of Oklahoma CUy
and A. 81 King of Wellston.
The Farmers Union Gin company.
of Denver. Cleveland county, with
$40 capifql stock TIE directors
are. 81 B Fulkerson Lewis Oren-
bam. J Bede. j. "A Gin and W ~
Christopher an of Norman.
Tho BrOoks-Clark company Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-06

Ralston. with Si0.Ca0 cspital stsaA.
The directors sre ". W Brooks. Leo
more Brooks and e. O Clarke. all Of
Ralston g iiauser and a. James, on
WI hita
Iho can Copper Mining com
pauy cl 6 ithrie and Dersmuir Cal.
with S35ea0O0 capital stook The di-
rcctors are j. r. Lyle and e. &,
Kuicht Of Dunsmuir G " paitlson,
of Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-06

The GARFIELD finance committee.
Jack Tearney, Joe Norris and Al
Cockrum worked this morning. Nor
ris and Cockrum were called OF early
in The day and Tearney Went 1t alone
and he certainly made good Within
four hours he hsd 5000 subscribed
This is ,he best town on Gods green
earth" said JA,k II haven't met
with refusal anywhere Everybody
made good Jack Teaney is a town
builder right
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-06

The following Oklahoma Odd Eel
lows have been selected to represent
the T. o. o. r. of Oklahoma at the
Sovereign Grand Lodge, which meets
September 10th to 2lst at St Paul,
MINI. j. b. A. Robertson. of Chan
dler and J ID Moss of Kingiisher 20
represent the Grand Lodge. and j. n.
Craig OF Guthrie. and } II. Vanden-
burg Of Weatherford TO represent the
Grand Encampment
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Observation-Disclosures game post
poncd. rain
Toledo-St Paul game postponed
rain
Louisville 4 Kansas City o.
Columhus-Minneapolis game post.
poned rain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-06

pnculos are for the Kidneys and
Bladder. They bring quick relief to
worn out feeling They produce ma
tural action OF the Kidneys Ia Glterlng
waste matter ont of the blood 30
days treatment Sl00 Money refund
ed " Pineules are not satisfactory.
Sold by ). H. WALLACE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-06

An application for notary COM
mission was received at the territorial
sccretary's Office this morning from
win p Baker, of Gnthrie for Logan
county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-06

RavemenE PICK UPS
4Na aus ~ "a z


animation today for railway mail clerk
in the district court room There are
about fifteen Guthrie young men TAX
ing the examination
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Martindalcs WiIl ArriVe tomorrow.
In r. letter 10 his business partner,
Frank G.. Ratcln c. r Martindale
writes from Weiser. Idaho, under date
of August .. that if his condition
would permit. he expected to leave
there on the following day Saturday
arriving i'm Guthrie Wednesday, over
the Rock Island
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naH4ManaHaH4H4aanaRananaMs
Base Ball
aaHaM4HaEfHaHasanssaH&ns.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION

Yesterdays Results.
Oklahoma City &. Joplin g
Wichita 3. Topeka 2.
Leavonworth 2, Springfield
Webb City 6. Hutchinson 3.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York s. Chicago
Boston 2. So Louis q
Philadelphia 6-12, Cleveland 20.
Detroit $50. Washington 2-2
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Wants 200 for Leaal servIeea.

Charles J West, Democratic nomi.
nee for attorney general. has submit
ted a demand for $500 for services
in suits prosecuted by him at the in
stance of Attorney General Cromwell
when an assistant of the attorneys Of
fee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-06
The Social WOr'
snananananamaHananauanans
PROSPECTUS

Tuesday.
Dance at Electric park pavilion In
evening.
Modern Priscilla club meets in after.
noon
Shakespeare club meets, I'm Came-
gle library in afternoon. Lesson study.
continuation Of the reading of win.
ter's Tale"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-06

A. r. King. formerly of the school
land department and now a prominent
banker Of Welston, is Ia the city
visiting friends
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-06
EsohIte cItI1ons InyIte KeN cItILans

Esohite Citizens Invite Kell Citizens
10 Live There.
TThe inhabitants of Eschite extend
tc you cordial invitation 10 come
our TO our town and make your home.
Yon viii be heartily welcomed. There
"a room for you here, and the city Of
the Big Pasture needs You DO not
think that there are any hard feelings
In Eschite's heart toward YOU
The above invitation, handsomely
printed was circulated among the CT.
tizens Of Koll, one of the Big Pasture
tOwnsifes hat nave been built by the
Wichita Falls & Northwestern Rail
way company. and has become rival
OF Eschite, one of the Government
sites recently scld by the Indian com.
mission
BIT Kell refuses 10 bulge A de
putty United States marshal served
us citizens with legal papers of warn.
ing several days ago. and they promis
ed 10 move right Off. bui they have
hanged their minds, aud declare that
it viii take am action of the United
States court TO compel them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-06

For fresh country butter sud eggs
and an kinds OF vegetables. call ON
GINS Anderson, conner Division and
Cleveland
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saturdaY.


Smart Set club meets In afternoon
Smart Set club meets with Miss
Lillian Boles, ON East Villas avenue, in
afternoon.
j. l.. Deets is here from Oklahoma
Cit.
Rev and Mrs. K. c. Veatress and
son Charlie left last evening for
seeks visit with relatives in Kansas
City
Mrs. NJ p Trotter and little son
left last evening for Kansas City
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Fraslsr and Mr.
and Mrs J r CottipSham are plan
ming to take a trip to the Great lakes
this month
Mr.. and Mrs Robert sohlberg are
now sojournng in Minnesota.
Mrs. ]. &c. Dische has been called
to Seneca. Mo, on account Of the seri-
GUS Illness of her mother.
The Smart Set club viii meet with
Miss Lillian Boles on East Villas ave
nue., Saturday afternoon.
Mrs L. r Leach. Jr left this morn
ing for an extended trip through Can.
ada aud the North. She viii visit
friends in Ontario and the Eastern
cities before returning. Mr. Leach
will leave I'm ten days and iOin hcl
! for cruise on the great lakes.
Mrs. ]. J. A. Masters and childrel
have returned to El Reno after
visit in the city with Mr. and Mrs
| Charles F Greer
Mr.. and Mrs Miller of Arkansas
City ave the guests of Mr. and Mrs
j. }. TIildreth. at 623 Cleveland ave
nue.
The Revelers club met last evening
in their club rooms on East Oklahomi
avenue and enjoyed a jolly time
Mrs NJ Cassidy is visiting friend
In Oklahoma City.
Mr. and Mrs. w NJ. Stewart and a.
tie daughter, Margaret left this morn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-06

Dr duEh Scout private secretary TO
Governor Frantz. IS In oklahoma CITY
this afternoon