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Evening journal., 1907-05-07
BOYS APPEAR
AS DEFENDANTS

Eight boys were defendants i'm City
Court to-day Seven were accuscd Cf
breaking windows and doing other dam
age and their case was referred to HUI
name Agent Frank Stout for investiga-
tion. The eighth boy was James L.
Floyd. colored. and be was charged with
the larceny Of hammer. His record Il
also be looked into by Mr.. Stout.
Frank silkowski, charged VITA disord-
eriy conduct was fined 81 and costs and
James Callahan accused of the same Of
fense, was also fined ST.
Evening journal., 1907-05-07
Jcrde's, 7O3 Market St.
BAD BOYS STRUCK {
FALSE ALARM

Bad boys and brick caused an
alarm 20 be sent in from box No. "a
at Front and Justison streets last
night. and large crowd had collected
when the district apparatus arrived.
The boys threw the brick against the
alarm box and broke the door, results
ing in the alarm being sent in. Tho
police are making an Investigation OF
the matter
Evening journal., 1907-05-07
WllI Pay eooa Men as COMO.

Contractor David Dangel. OF the firm
of David Dangel & Sons. informed a
reporter Of The Evening Journal to-
day that he had not given IN 60 the
striking carpenters, as published in
yesterdays paper, only TO the extent
that he said he was sitisfed to pay
any good carpenter i5 cents an hour.
In paying this be wanted TO pick his
own men.
Evening journal., 1907-05-07
Returns From Lanoaster.

Albert Bothman has returned from Lam
caster. Pa. and has ASSUMED porsonal
charge OF the Hotel Wilmington. While IN
Lancaster Mr.. Bothman conducted the
Stevens House, the leading hotel In that
city
Evening journal., 1907-05-07
.JOrde'S Corset. Cor

This store the store in the city where you will
find really competent corsetere in all lines Of work
altering, rebonng padding laundering, We are corset
specialists Whether you want to pay50c, $1oQor $500
for your corset the particular in the selec
on and offer you the right model in the best corset for the
price you pay n - -.-- ts.E ---
Evening journal., 1907-05-07
church Extnsion Meetin-

The wilmington Conference Board Of
Church Extension of which Rev. Or. 4,
r. Martindale is president and Roy. g.
r. Wyatt is secretary, viii hold It's am
nual meeting in St. Pauls NJ. E. Church
tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1907-05-07
The Value Of Divers.Hcd Knowledge.

The Value Of Diversified Knowledge.
II I We're to pen thousand letters
TO young men and women. / should
ever insist on the great need to them
Of literature If this be hobby, let it
be a hobby. I slfonid be proud to ride
&c. Ana it often a1iicts me to BADNESS
to-discoyer the lamcntable Ignorance
corcerning literature which obtains
among Practically al art students. an
ig-prancc Of which they are not un-
a,~ore. Why should one who yearns
10 o.succeed in some special field Of ar
tistfc cndeavor he so absurliv credu-
lous as TO imagine that lie can meas
are the fun extent and depth Of his
talent hF ignoring the sister arts which
also worship beauty? Why shouid any
novice he permitted by the guardians
OF his talent to develop SO one sldedly?
Diversified interests intensity rather
than dsssipa,e true love for our spe-
cialty.- Thuleon Blake In Musician
Evening journal., 1907-05-07
DEATHS.

Sarah Elizabeth Bennett.
Daniel B. Mullen.
Robert Cottingham.
Ella C. Walker.
Annie c. Bradley.
Edna S. Downs.
Catherine M. Hall.
WALKER-In this city. on May q.
1907. Ella C. Walker. widow Of VIM.
Walker.
Relatives and friends are invited 10
attend the funeral services at the resi-
dence of her daughter, Mrs. Samuel
Akin. No $40 South Franklin street,
ON Friday afternoon. az = O'Clock. In
termeut az Mt. Salem cemetery.
COTTINGHAM--in this city, on MAY
g. 1907. Wfuifred, wife. of Robert
Cottingham.
Relatives and friends are invited 10
attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence. No- .l2 N9rab iHrsnklint Street
on FRIDAY morning at 9 o'clock. Re
auiem mass az 81. Paul,s Church. In
terment at Cathedral cemetery.
MULLEN thfs city. On May s, 1907
Daniel b., son ef..Daniel and Gather.
inc Mullen. ased 20 years.
Relatives ahds frlends- are respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral from
the residenae ofrnis 'ilarentsl Nd 2iS
West Eighteenth street on Frida.
morning at soo'elock. Requiem mas
at St. AIMS rIntermcnt at Cathedra
cemetery.
BENNETT-May 5, 1907. Sarah Eliza
beth. wife Of jacob q. Bennett -.
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited TO attend TIE funeral fror
her late residence near Corner ketcl
on Thursday. May .. 1907 Services a
the house at Q O'Clock .. m. Intermen
at Lombardy cemeteryl~s ~ ~
Evening journal., 1907-05-07
s1ooooo pweIIInn pestroyed.

BY Onr own wiro Publishers Press.
NEW CANAAN, May l.-The resi-
dence Of John Brown Garrish was
burned last night. LOSS 100000. The
cause OF the fire is unknown.
Evening journal., 1907-05-07
Here's One Of the Reasons
Why The Evening Journal
Leads!

The extra edition of The Journal on
Saturday, giving fun account Of the
finding of the body of little Horace
Marvin. was on the streets twenty
minutes before the extra Of it's COM
Evening journal., 1907-05-07
HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
Relieves Headache

vous disorders or impaired digestion.
RelleNes auicklyt
Evening journal., 1907-05-07
- Ward Rennblloans.

Tho coiore1 Republicans Of the Firs,
ward w.u hold meeting at No. sli
Orange street tonight Several speak,
ers VIII attend Il ,AAas
Evening journal., 1907-05-07
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
JAMES j. WYATT who was manage
for Wyatt * Co, viii be pleased to have
h.s-customers and frionds call at 7ls Mar
ket ST., where he can show them q good
line of hats and mems furnishing, kept
by w. Il. Mearnes. melt
LEARNERS WANTED on millinery
2l2 King st. m7-3t
Evening journal., 1907-05-07
CHANDLER q TSafstShsF ESSsinssF

No. 2If w,s1Sinth. STREET.
CarefL. attention DAY or night
Bodies in Boarding Houses. Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared for
s.4a claimed. Carriages furnished
Appointments. nrrt-cSass. Both Phones
Evening journal., 1907-05-07

The natives Of this part OF Virginia
had evidently never seen an automo-
bile before as. they ran in terror and
dragged their Nlldren with them
The motorists caught the 4.4O p m.
boat for Norfolk and their one bright
recollection of the trip will be the man
ner in which Captain Hundley, of the
boat. treated them. Nothing was any
trouble for him to do for them and
they were unanimous inHagrceing thar
they had never met a more courteous
man.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-14
IN POLICE COURT.

There WIS no morning session of
police court today.
A large crowd assembled in the po-
lice couet yesterday afternoon to hear
the details Of the shooting scrape case
bet was disappointed as Joe Jetfer.
son, the man charged with doing the
shooting Of Cease and Gilroy, wss
termed over to the county.
Nick New, proprietor of the Blue
Poll saloon, plead guilty TO the charge
OF being open before o'clock a. m.
aud was fned s25.
VIII Goodlaw. young man who is
supposed to have been present at the
time of the shooting in the Blue Bell
saloon yesterday, was fined $50 for
lclrrylng concealed weapons
Howard Wells. colOred, who dis
t1rbed the nelghborhood al the corner
OF Second and Villas sunday night
and who has bad police court record
having been In the city jail several
times, escaping once, and who tried q
saw his way ont yesterday. was sen
ltenced only TO ten days in the city
bastile yesterday afternoon by Judge
Boles. although the city attorney
recommended that he be given the
llimit which IS 100 days
Lizzie Wordel1. colored, charged
with street walking was discharged
/ by JUDGE Poles.
Quincy Jones, who was santence1
10 fifty days on the rock pile q lev
days ago. has sue eeded in escap:ni
4 from the city jail and although Il y
said Jones has been seen seyera
times in the city lately The Officers
have not been able 10 catch him.
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usH8nanansnsH@HaEaEaHaH4H
! Railroad Events
saaaasasnanaIanaasIan9aa

Conductor Leonard returned 20
Arkansas City last evening he has
been relieving Conductor Fogarty the
past two weeks on the e. a. o. branch.
The stub train on the Santa Fe be.
tween here and :sewton which was
run when M. rs wss two horfs or
more late. has been discontinued
w Greenwood the local yardmas
ter. has received a new nickname
from the railroad Tiger Bin
Conductor Monroe. Of the main line
OF the A., 4. a. s. f.. was in the city
today between trains from Newton.
Condi Tar Roberts Is back on the
d., v. & g. passenger run today after
few days Iayoif
Roscoe Boles. Of the Rock Island
offices al ~ Reno, returned 10 his
work this morning after spending q
few days In the city with relatives
lie was formerly stenographef in the
attorney generals onice here
Conductor Griffin Is now running on
the southend local between here and
Purcell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-14
WISCONSIN KNIGHTS
or COLUMBUS.

Janesyille, Wis. May l4-Neariy
one hundred delegates and number
OF other visitors were present today at
tho annual convention cf the knights
OF Columbus OF Wisconsin. The
gathefing Was called to order IA X. OF
G. hall at 10 O'Clock this morning and
after tho Usual formaliiies The con
ycntion proceeded 20 the transaciion
of its regular business. This evening
The delegates are 10 bo entertained az
dinner az the Hotel Myers.
The officers IN charge ol ihe con-
venilon are State Deputy John Y Mar
tin, OF Green Ray. Secretary N p.
Maulrc. Of Baraboo; Treasurcg y >.
sherman. of Appleton; Advocate =. T.
Kelley. Of Manitow0c State Chaplslil
-. NJ. Naughrin. OF Madison, and state
Warden Henry G. Mills. OF Beloit
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PURITY FARM ASSOCIATION
Moves 10 Stella Academy, Near chero.
kee, Oklahoma.

Last June came to Guthrie. hop
ing to start an industrial farm school.
Have been unable 80 far 10 get the
deed to the farm that was offered Ia
December organized Q board of trua-
tees. aud took out o charter hoping
10 secure another farm. but failed
Since then several propositions 10
unite with other institutions, stch as
Epworih university the Orphanage
at Oklahoma city. as well as others,
have been made. brt finally accepted
the one to unite this work with stella
academy near Cherokee. under pfiIe
name of Stella Purity Association.
which society VIII condlet Stella In
dustral farm The object Of this
work Is TO give worthy but poor boys
a chance to pay their board IN work
while going o school, aud Il also
emphasizes personal purity. They
pledge against whisky and tobacco.
read books aud attend lectures on
purity An who realize the intense
need OF this kind OF work are Invited
to cooperate with US We shall con
tinue our paper with the name, Stella
Purity Record. Yours truly, cHAS.
A. MITCHELL.
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the city last evening enroute to Paw
nee, where Mr. Haskell spoke last
night.
Former Representative McBrlan, Of
Watonga. is the city today.
John Black. John SeIstrom and c.
+. Cow are IN Shawnee this week.
Mrs. Frank Anderson, of St Louis,
was in the city today visiting friends.
Charles Billingsley is among the
Guthrie people in Oklahoma City to
day.
Charles Pond, of the Guthrie laun-
dry. returned last evening from Shaw
nee.
Edward Peckham has returned
from visit in Blackwell with home
folks.
Frank Thurston left last evening
Geuda Springs, Kansas, to spend the
summer.
United States Marshal John Aber-
nathy returned this morning from Ok
lahoma City.
]. r. Gates is travelling for NJ. Wein-
berger & Company. He is in Still-
water today
Lou Beadles and w. H. Beatty are
among the Guthrie people in Oklaho-
ma City today
Tom Bowie, the popular travelling
salesman, is in Ponca City today
transacting business.
Assistant United States Attorney J
w. Scothorn returned this morning
from Oklahoma City.
! Joe Tearney has returned TO his
home in Red Rock, after short visit
in the city with relatives.
Arthur Burnett left this morniae
for Denver to spend the summer. Ar
thur is one OF this years graduates o
! the L. G. H. S.
c. @. Bible. OF Norman. ex-presideni
OF the Territorial Firemen's associa
tion, was here yesterday calling on
Chief Gruber and his men,
j. b. Thobarn. of Oklahoma city
is here today ia the interest of the
Oklahoma-Ja jamestown Exposition com
pany of which he is secretary.
1 NJ NJ. Wicksm returned To his hom'
IN Oklahoma City last eyening afte
attending the Alumni meetings Of th'
J L.. G H. s. Saturday, of which he i
member.
James Houston who IS atIendIn.
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Republicans 10 Meet.

Jake Hamon. chairman of the Re
publican state central committee has
issued 2he call for the Republican
state convention, 70 be held in Tulsa
on June g. u Is stated Ia tho call the
purposes Of the convention arc 70 de-
eide ON the policy Of the party in re-
gard 20 the adoption or rejection Of
the constitution. to make a declara'
tiOn of party principles 10 elect q
chairman OF the Republican State cen.
tral committee and 20 nominate can
didates for state offices, should u be
decided that the party viii put a tick
ct in the ileld for the conin2 election.
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Obituary
.EaaaaanaHaHalaHaEqNaHaIaI

Word was received here this morn
ing of the death OF John Flohr, a
prominent Logan county farmer, who
died at his home seven miles north Of
Cashion last evening OF appendicitis
after short illness The deceased
had a daughter attending the Logan
county high school here, who was call
td nome the night of the commence
ment exercises by the Illness OF her
father. The deceased was we'll known
In Guthrie.
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the A & NJ. college at saltwater. is
in the city visiting his parents, Mr..
ana Mrs. J. J Houston, at 723 East
Warner avenue.
David Roberts. the well-known Civil
war veteran of this city, left this
morning for Winfield. Kansas to live
with his son the rest of his days. Mr.
Roberts and his wife came to Guth-
rie in the early days and have been
residents of the capital city ever
since. Mrs Roberts died last fall
and Mr. Roberts has sold his property
here since that time.
Prof. Il. c. Marshall, instructor in
music at the Epworih university OF
Oklahoma City, will be here tomorrow
evening to give instruction In music
for the music festival which will be
given in this city at an early date in
June for the benefit of the CITY Ben
oyolent society. Prof. Marshall Will
meet all those wishing to take part in
the exercises tomorrow evening at
the First NJ H. church, corner OF
Broad and Noble.
Alfred Adler will leave tomorrow
for McAlester where he and Marsh
Woods will engage in the moving
picture show business. Mr.. Adler has
been at the head OF the orchestra
which bears his name and which has
gained such wide reputation as a
first class musical organization and
the citizens of Guthrie will no doubt
lregret to see him leave Mr.. Adler
has turned the management of the or
chestra over to o. II. zimmerman
who has been associated with him in
the music line for several years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-14
HousEHoLDER's BERRIES.
Some Of Them as Large as Hen Fruit
"A Model Horticulturist.

Frank Householder comes TO the
front again this season as the star
horticulturist Of Logan county. lie
brought to the city today some rare
specimens Of Strawberries which beat
anything grown in that line for ripe
ness, sorndness and la lusciousness
Some Of the berries are so large that
three or four big bites are reqrired "a
demolsh Msny are as nearly as
large as hens eggs. Mr. Householder
has in two acres Of strawberries. Mr.
Householder has a model farm. Iie
made science Of farming and as q
result can proudly boast of mode
farm. The Leader thanks Mr. House
holder for specimen box of delicious
berries.
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Personal Mention:


c. o Fish is in coylc.
j. L. Deets is in Orlando.
H. NJ. Newman is in Perry.
NJ. G. Duggins is in Perry.
w. H. Humphrey is in Enid.
Adam Traband is in Marshall.
H. c. Eyler is in Oklahoma City.
DR. J. d. Doughitt is in Mulnall.
Ed Connolly is in Oklahoma City.
Y o. G. Bisbee is here from Norman.
Prof Hennessey is in Oklahoma
City
Col. Henry Braun is in Arkansas
City
/. II Adams. Of Oklahoma city is
here.
O. T. Franklin left today for ed
mond
G g. Lundstrom is in the city from
Falls.
> p Kelley left last evening fol
saltwater
j. L. Gallagher is in the city from
IIennessey.
Ed Merten has returned from Okla
homa city.
Ernest shaefer returned to Perry
last evening.
Delegate NJ. J Kane is in the cit,
from Kingilsher.
r. NJ. Chilcott has returned from 1
trip 20 Meridian
Territorial Bank Commissioner II
II Smock is In Enid
r. A. Derr returned this morning
from okla,ioma City.
Capt w A pe, Perkins cot
toa dealer, is IN lhe city.
Brition Friodley returned this MON
ing from trip 70 Denver
Walter Ferguson. formerly OF tn
Leader and now press reporter 10
Zion q n. Hasaell passed tbroug
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hiaIIs choeI0Ia,es arc the best.


j. r. Smiley, who got out tho steel
engraving of the group of convention
delegates. has taken charge os the
pnrtlcsvllle Examiner Smiley le
|hustling Democrat and will make a
good showing. Bartlesyille is a good
Held for hustling newspaper man
like Smiley.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-14

The following physirians Of the city
left last e9cning for Shawnee 20 at
tend the meeting OF the Indian Ter
rifory and Oklasoma Medical associa-
tion In that city. which convenes To-
day for three days session. Y. o.
Barker. C. +. COtteral, r. " smith, J.
r. Hamill, j. w Duke and Horace
Reed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-14
KROEGER
Piano Tuner Phone 62i

We are Offering something new In
pitchers and creamers SEQ display ia
our front window. Call on the China
Store and Inspect our stock. Always
pleased to show you. GUTrRfE
GLASS a. CHINA STORE, 10i West
Oklahoma avenue.
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Candidates Get Busy.

All Demo rats desiring TO become
candidates for state office must de.
posit their assessments with the state
committee by Saturday. May Is.
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aaa,,,,,, MATER

Water with remarkable cures Can
be delivered TO your home In Guthrie.
Weinberger Co. local agents. phone 2.
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The Social World:
PROSPECTUS.

Tuesday.
Shakespeare club meets at Carnegie
library in the afternoon
Modern Priscilla club meets IN az
ternoon Place to be announced
later
Mrs. Willard Lindwall entertains
Pastime Euchre club IN evening at her
home. i23 East Mansur avenue
Mrs J. D. Burke entertalns at cards
in afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-14

UndIgcstcd IOOd and Bhh Ih tn1
stomach. located just Delow the
heart. presses against II and cauges
heart palpitation. When your heart
troubles you In that way take Her
bine for few days You VIII soon
be all right. soc bottIe.--C. r. Rem
fro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-14

Coffee? Tea? Sure. we can save
you money. In fact. we can save you
30 per cent. Try us National Coffee
& Tea Co.
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INC Real and the Unreal.

iUC fNai anu ti'C OVNSot
God and J In space alone
And nobody else In view
And where are the people. o.! Lord" +"
| said,
"The earth below. and the sky DER.
head
And the dead whom once knew"
THAT was a dream" Tod smiled and
said
A dream that seemed to be true.
There were no people. living or dead.
There was no earth. and no sky DER
head.
There was only myself-in YOU"
why do / feel no fear" ! asked
Meeting you here this way,
For have sinned know full well:
And Is there heaven, and Is there he'll
And is this the judgment day.
Say those were but dreams" the
great God said,
Dreams, that have ceased to be.
There are no such things as fear or
sin,
There Is no you--yOu never have
There is nothing at all but Me-"
ELLA Wheeler Wilcox.
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Another moving picture 5-cent sEow
is to start In the city soou II IL 20
be located In the Sample bar and viii
be for negroes only
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-14

The fellow who traded his overcoat
for a lawn qawer last month was
ready to give some boot and swap
back this morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-14

Sidewalk Inspector L. e, Pentecost
says that the recent hard rains have
done much damage TO brick walks IN
the residence portions OF the city.
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John Rogers. Of Kansas city. Mo-
who owns an S0acre tract OF land
west OF this city Is here arranging
nolds to put his lands on the market
for residence property Mr.. Rogers
was in Guthrie in the early days.
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Friday.
saturday.
SUNDAY.

The Oklahoma State Audubon society
meets In city hall in the afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-14

The Y. NJ c. A. meets in the after
noon at First Presbyterian chruch at
3 p. m. All young men of the city are
urged 20 be present
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Wednesday,
Ladies' of Trinity guild meet in af-
ternoon at reclory, on East Noble
avenue.
Somerset club meets In evening.
The Ladies Social Circle OF the
Presbyterian church will meet Wed.
nesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
j. w. McNeal
Ladies Social cirle of Presbyterian
church will meet with Mrs. J w. Nc
Neal in afternoon at her home. 1920
West Cleveland avenue.
> Mrs. A. E. Johnson gives linen
shower for Miss Pearl Rhodes, who Is
to be married soon TO Mr.. Claude
Sitterly, at her home, i05 East Man
sur avenue, in afternoon.
Thursday.
Acorn club meets in afternoon with
Mrs John w Duke at her home. an
East Warner avenue. Roll call
Names of English artists.
Mrs r. G. Griffin entertains the
Saracenesca club girls In evening al
her home, 1907 West Warner avenue
Friday.
Miss Hagar's pupils give recital II
evening In her studio, 416 East Cleye
! land avenue.
Progressive Dancing club give
dance In odd Fellows building.
The Etude club meets in the after
noon with Mrs S. X. Ventress at he
home. 324 North Vine street Rol
call Current events.
The Domestic Science club meet
In afternoon with Mrs c. G, Kneisley
at 4i5 North Broad street. Mrs. G. /
Gano will give demonstration of box
TO make corn bread and other South
ern dishes.
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saTRK'S JAP ROSE soap IL twice taa sac anu
less than half the cost Of any brand of really
xood transparent soap Druggists fnd Krocers
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Elks will meet tonight
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A ear load Of Oklahomo's fnc red
granite arrived in the city this morn
ing from Granite. Oklahoma to be
lsed IN the front OF the A. Q. Farsu
harson building on West Oklahoma
avenue. which IS being remodcled and
made into a modern blildlng
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Mrs. Fred Houghton is the guest Of
friends In Edmond.