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the commissioner of the land office
to cause an appraisement to be made
as soon as practicable Of all lands
granted 90 the state for educational
and public building purposes. Said alr
praisement 10 contain complete de
scription of said land showing the
number OF acres in cultivation on eacn
quarter section. the amount of cotton.
corn and other farm PRODUCTS raised
on said land for the years 1900 and
1905. the actual cash value Of satd
land with the improvements thereon.
the value Of the improvements giving
a description and kind u said Improve
ments. the cash value On The same, the
number of years said improvements
have been on said land. the name ~
the lessee occupying same. and n the
hand leased Is not occupied by the
lessee. and the same has been sub
leased by the lessee, give the price for
which said sublease pays per acre.
Said appraisement TO contain list lf
all land suitable for tOwnsite purposes
and state. whether or not any OF said
land rs now being used for townsite
bhiNpat0i ana VI so tht hlnQ uuu thhfr
acter OF buildings thereon, said ap.
pralsement 20 contain a complete geo.
graphical aud statistical report by
counties and such additional iglfOrma-
ton as may be required 10y the ooIA.
missioners OF the laud office; pfoVia
ed, the appraiser shall not be appoint
ed from the county la which the land
70 be appraised IS located. on from any
county adjoining the county In which
the land 10 be appraised Is located, and
provided. further, that no one who has
any interest or claim In any of the
school lands shall be appointed as sucn
appraiser
Sec 3. 70 shall be the duty OF the
commissioners of the land office to
make a detailed and summarized re-
port of all the statistics obtained un-
der the provisions Of this act TO the
neXt legislature, on or before the fifth
legislative day thereof
Sec q An laws. rules and regula.
tions In conflict herewith are hereby
repealed.
Sec g. For the preservation Of tho
public peace and safety an emergency
rs hereby declared 10 exist and this act
shall take effect from and after its
approval
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WI EFFEor soNo lssues.
Mandamus Suit Argued Before sus
preme ceurs This Morning.

Ff1'FE RtNlA iUlt WOFNiUNt
A case that will have Tar reaching
effect on bond iesuos in the new stats
was argued In the supreme court this
morning. Il may be that the legality
of any bonds issued by practically all
The towns and cities OF the state will
be affected by the decision OF the
court
The Gaze Is auori ginal proceeding
In the court. being a mandumus SUIT
against the mayor cf the city Of Nor
man AZ an election held In that ci y
February 1 $4,000 Ia bonds was
voted. Si50G0 for water and the re.
mainder for sewers. The mayor has
refused TO sign the bonds on the
ground that they are illegal. The
suit now before the court Is an appli.
cation for y writ Of mandamus 20
compel him 60 sign Shar'ell. Keyton
and Wells are representing the plain
tins. while the defense is without
counsel An attempt Is being made 10
secure a construction OF the consiiti.
tion on the disputed points Frank
Wells argued he case this incoming
and Il was submitted Just prior to the
noon recess.
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PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL
eGaH9n.,aHHeaRssas,Ran4

Fred Reed OF Norman, is in the city
Judge W. L. Eagleton Of Pawnee is
In the city.
n. NJ. Upsbaw. Of Oklahoma City, is
: Guthrie visitor
81 u. PAGE Is here from Carney max
Sin arrangements for selling this
years cotton crop.
q NJ. Murphey. Of Marshall is in
the city,
Wallace Campbell, of Kansas city.
Is aEiuthric visitor.
Druggist D. w wylle. Of sulphur
is in the city
Charles Howard. United States rev-
enuc inspector, Is here from El Reno.
United States Marshal John Aber-
naiby eturned this morning from Ok
lahoma city.
b. e. Means Of Pawnee Is in the
elia' errs-sE.--r
fohn E. MiHcf mayor of Norman. is
in The city
R. S Jackson, OF Ardmore. is in the
city
,. F. King is here from Newkirk to-
day
W f. Dodd, Of caddo, is in the cita
BaF Dixie. Of Granite is in the city.
n KneisIey, of checotab. is in the
city
D S. Terry. Of Poteaux, IS in the city.
N b Aberuethy Of Sulphur, is in
the city today
Fx-Congressmau d. r Flynn was IN
he city last evening
Attorney Joseph iaHay has returned
to' his home ip Ciaremore.
Attorney sam Harris is here from
sOklahoma CITY on legal business
} G. Foster is IN Perry
y Mosloy returned 10 his home
IN Sulphur last night after attending
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The funeral of the late e. Penny
was held from the family residence
iO6 East cleveland avenue, at 1882
this afternoon. The services we're
conducted by Rev. Fairchiid Of the
First M h, church. The music was
furnished by special choir consisting
of Misses Maude Goodrich and Gladys
Cavolt. Luther West and Or. Hill The
pail bearers were Messrs J. w Brown
Chas. Filson. Amos Ewing NJ. l..
West. d. G. Hunter and Sam Warren.
all personal friends Of the deceased.
Interment was made at summit View
cemetery.
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SOCIETY.

Mrs Eek r. Brook. wife of state
Senator Brook. arrived yesterday for
few days visit with her husband st
the Hotel lone She will be a guest OF
honor at many social functions during
her sojoufn in The capital city
The Ladies of the Grand Army of
THE Republic held an interesting meet.
ing this afternoon at the Carnegie II.
brary club rooms Detail plans were
outlined for the part the society would
take In entertaining the c. A r. vet.
Grams at the first state reunion. whicn
lwill be held here on May 10. 20. q
Many interesting and patriotic talks
we've made during the evening
The Guthrie Whist club met yester-
day afternoon with Mrs. J w. McNeal
at her home. 1920 West Cleveland ave.
lnue A good membership was pres
lent. filling six tables Mrs. Len
beach won the prize Tor the highest
score Mrs J r. Cotingham vas a
guest of the club The club will meet
with Mrs II H. Smock next Friday at
her home 6l6 East Logar avenue
The Lambda Delta girls gave a
birthday party yesterday at the home
of M and Mrs j. s. Shearer. corner
of Noble and First Invitations We're
issued requesting each person To bring
as many pennies as they were years
of age the funds to 90 to the benefit
OF tae new NJ. e. cherch district
aFln4l una urftap tnfth n.,, tI..,
lnessey as school master.
Mr. and Mrs j. =. Beadles are in
| from their western farm 20 meet their
two nieces from Chicago. Mrs. Flor
ence Tunnison Duncan and her two
children, and her sister Miss Estel
lTunnison, who viii spend two weeks
with them on the farm.
Mrs VIM Barwick delightfully."- en-.
tertained the Smart Set this after
noon at her home on North Broad
street The full membership of the
club was present ard a delightful time
was had by all The afternoon was
spent pleasantly at cards, seven tables
being used. A dainty luncheon WAS
served
Mrs Carl Fairfield entertains the
Modern Priscilla club Tuesday after
noon at her home on West Noble ave-
nue..
The meeting of the Excelsior club
which was TO have been held Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. J. d. Williams was
postponed on account of the weather
until April %, at which time the same
subject will be discussed ---"ScOt-
land" Place of meeting to be an
nounced later.
Mrs. II. H. Smocl entertains the
Guthrie Whist club on Friday April :.
Mrd Fred scherdure ,Muskogee.
wh3 has heen the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs s. NJ Day. returned home last
right
Mrs r w Black delightfully."- enter
tanned the Thursday afternoon Whist
club this week. ~,
The pupils of Miss jamie Hagars
conservatory gave recital last even
ing at her studio. 416 East Cleveland
avenue. 20 "A large aud appreciative
audience. The numbers were render
ed especially we'll
Mrs. Wygant ana two children. &C.
ompanied by Miss SDillman. win ar
rive tomorrow rom Fort Leavsn
worth to visi, the former parents.
Mr. a nd Mrs. wyganl at 1921 West
Noble.
Mrs. Frank Dale will spend the sum
u,e,. nnd foil fu Thfrnrn
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TRAIN STOPS FOR AUTO.

Frederick. Okla. April wnile
on the return trip from Wichita Fails
last night. the passenger train on the
w +. & n. w. was met about three
miles north of Kell by Frank Kells
motor car The train was stopped emo
the crew pressed into service to ms
the auto back on the rails, after II had
been run on the tract, TO allow the
train to pass The motor is owned
by Frank Kell. president Of the road
who VISITS points along the line.
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4 doctor. very fond o. coffee,
found in few days after return
ing to the old habit that his heart
action vas SO disturbed as to
make Il dIffieuI, for him to go Up
stairs.
A week after leaving on coffee
and resumins Postum, he had no
symptoms Of "hesri trouble"
He proved ths, coffee does
cause functional heart disturb
anee and that There's = Rea.
son." for Postum,
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NEW WATER SYSTEM
PROTECTS UNIVERSITY.

Special to Daily Leader
Norman, Okla. April 1.-THE plans
for the expenditures OF $4,000 on the
sewerage and water systems of Nor.
man under the supervision OF the city
have beer completed NJ. A. Earle Of
Muskogee has been appointed con-
structing engineer Mayor Williams
SAYS the city viii effect saving OF
between $1,000 and $4,000 Under
the proposed plans the university prop
erty will be given a frontage OF .320
feet Of siXinch mains thus adOrding
the fire pro- eotion for which Norman
has been criticised in the past
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VII weLooMg FLgEr.
fRy Assocla.ed Press..

(By Associated Press.
San Diego, Calf. April 1.-THE city
.of San Diego is decked with colors as
never before in her history In honor
of the comm gof the Atlantic fleet
which sets sail from Magdalena bay at
4 o'clock this afternoon. The principal
streets IN the business section have
been canopied with red, white and blue
streamers, while flags and bunting are
flying everywhere.
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CRUDE OIL MAKES
ALMOST PERFEcT STREETS


Special 10 Daily Leader
NeVoka. Okla ADrn 1f.-After ex.
refinenting sore time the business
men Of tais place 6aye decided that
almost perfect streets can De made
out Of Sra roads with plenty OF crude
oil properly applied Acting "a this
theory hey have been putting Oh
on the streets every other day n
works spiendldly The cgud oil Is
taken from ~ wells near b. and Is
cheap enough 20 jugtlfy using great
quantities Of a.
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Charters Issued.

The Labor Mint publishing CO.. OF
Oklahoma City. with $4,000 capital
stock The directors are. O. A. Smith
Chas. S Hall and r. NJ Wymore, all
of Oklahoma City
Corsican on CO.. OF Holdenyille
with $4,000 capital stock. The direc.
tors are. J A. Chapman ]. w Gill and
~. ID, Boxley, all of Holdenyiile
The Midland Hat Co. Of Lawton
$4,000 capital stock The directors
are, Henry Schaler, g. " Block and
w. c. Stevens, all OF iawton.
North American Investment Co Of
Guthrie with $4,000 capital stock
The directors are, y. S. Beach, e. J.
lloughton. Of Bilhtort. Conn; and y.
" remington of Oklahoma City
Oidahoma-Oregon Lumber CO., CT
IOklahoma City with s25 600 capital
stock. The directors are. S. A. lsasliry
and w G.. Hayer OF Seattle. Wash
and h. V. Remington of Oklahoma
city
Homo supply CO.. OF Oklahoma City.
with S50.0O0 capital stock. The diree.
tors are, " A. White II A. Stewart.
.of Jenipe, Ala. and - V. Remington.
lot Oklahoma ity
American Coffee and Rubber Co, cf
oklahoma city. with S250,00O capital
stock The directors are n. L. Ed.
wa ~ and r Z. Edwards, an OF New
TON, Kas, and e. " Remington. Of
.Oklah0ma city
Enid Photo and Novelty CO., OF Enid
with $4,000 capital stock The d.
rectors are Jim L. Drake. H. o. Deck
er and y A. Myers. alp Of Enid
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STRONG GAS FLOW AT
COLBERT IS FOUND
Special 10 Daily lender

Special TO Daily Leader.
Durant Okla, April ll.-Corrobora
ated reports OF gas and oil discovery
have reached here from Colbert a
village 8 miles south on the Katy"
The find Is on the farm of Judge j r.
Potts two miles west of the town He
was digging well and al depth OF
20 et was stopped By escaping gas
that ,ame out with a roar AbEndon-
ing tlis point be began a well 200
yards distant At a depth Of 81 feet
the same events happened with even
stronger gas pressure He was un-
able 10 cap the we'll A match lighted
six feet from the opening set of She
gas with a big fash. Since then the
water drawn out Is gragish and very
oily Opinion here is strong thar Mr.
Potts has tapped a gas pocket re-
garded as o reliable Indication OF oil
at a lover level
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TODAY IN
DEPARTMENTS


Injunction Case Appealed.
The injunction case of the River
side Oil Company of Tulsa VS. Tulsa
Water. Light, Heat and Power Com
pany was appealed TO the state su
preme court. today from tho district
court Of Tulsa county, where the In
junction WAS denied
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SULPHUR PREPARES FOR
ODD FELLOWS MEETING
snecIal 10 DAILY Leader

Special 10 Daily Leader
sulphur. okla. April 1l,-The com
mittee on entertainment has every
thing in readiness for the grand lodge
of Odd Fellows. which meets In Sui
phur April l4 Is aud l6 This IS an
annual meeting OF the grand lodge.
and the committee on entertainment
.fas assurance that not less than 1900
visiting Odd Fellows win be in atten-
dance
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A FIoAr WITH OUTLAWS.


IbY A88OtIdT'u FTNa71
Manila, April il.-A dispatch 10 the
constabulary from bayombong reports
that a detachment sent out against
Lingay. the outlaw leader. had been
a tackled and the sharp fight ended In
the rout of the outlaws. who left nine
dead
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THIEVES MAKE RICH HAUL.


San Francisco. Calf, April IL
Some time during the night in the
best patrolled district OF the city
thieves entered the lewelry store oil
n. Lundy In Market rect aud robbed
it of diamonds. watches and other Jew
elry amounting &c nifty thousand dol
lars, Entrance was made by cutting
IA hole through the partition from q
store adjoining.
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[cReEk cAIgE.s oEFIcg aAIprp.
Mugkogee Sheriff Ransacss Rooms
fer Contraband Liuuor

MNbNogcc oheIlV hanEacSS Rooms
fer Contrsband Liquor.
Muskogs. Okla, April il-Angry
and mortified ut the action of the
county authoaties in searching his Of
| fee on sna3icion that liquor was
stored therein, Mot Tiger principal
chief Of the Greek pAia unauoa, IS on
the war path, and pros scutioI ef the
sheriif Of Musk1gee comfy and a JUS
tlce of the peace nay result
Yesterday DeDu y Shc-in n. G..
Hamlln armed with a scare hwarfant
issued by Justi e of the Peace VOL
fenberger, enterd the executive OF.
hces ottha Greek nation, and precse i
&c TO ransaek the desks and closets
and every oOsible place where contra.
band liquor might be hidden II had
been tipped on to the sherins office
by a f~llblood Indian tnat a supply
of b1oze was kent on hand in he
place. None, however. was found and
the officer gave uD the search.
In the absenc OF Chief Tiger no ac
tion was taken at th3 time. but the
chief who is IN Washington, was
pTomp 81 n0,Nsed by wire AT Creek
h adquarters Il IS claimed that the
warrant was Incorrectly drawn aud
provided iog the sea rch OF one room
.rnly- The dapuiies hOw%er ram
sacked every off in the building
steps viii b. taken to prosecute the
officials for mlawluly bgcaking into
The Office Of -he chief
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PASTOR BECOMES HoMssTsADsR

Woodward. Okla. Aprii Rev n
r waller pastor here OF the First
Pre- byterian church. has hled his
rcsigasiion with the church trustees
IN order 20 homestead claim on
which he recently dled in Woodward
county ne expects u gr0N some
crops this year.
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E'as'R2M1HsNs sHaH MsH1N1n9Hs
> NEWS OF THE
y RAILROADS !
1susHsEsusHsHsusm58Snsasss

Karl J Filson. the eldest son of ex.
Secsetaiy and Mrt charies II Filaon,
et ttisfeiiYscwas in the city last even
ing en- route tp Muskogee. Karl ne
auditor for the Kansas City Southern
read, with Headquarters at ST. Josepa
Mo.
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ssueksy Getting 70 Work.

w. A. Stuckey manager of the
stuckey Construction company OF Coz
teyville, Kas, arrived In the city last
evening, preparatory to making the
arrangements for the paving OF TWEEN
ty-fiye blocks on Noble avenue. This
contract was awarded some time age
by the city council The time speci
fled in the contract with the city coun
ell has expired for the work 10 have
been commenced, but II is understood
that the council will gladly extend tn
time. and that the paving win be un
der way in few days.
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the meeting of the board of regents of
the ate Normal schools. here this
week. of which he is secretary.
c. o Bum of Ardmore. is In the
city. He Is the author Of Bunn's An
notated and Revised Constitution OF
Oklahoma.
Harold Penny come IN Yesterday
called by the illness Of his ia her.
John D. Furlong, of Salt Lake, form
erly of Oklahoma City Is he guest of
friends in Guthrie. and will spend
month with friends in Oklahoma
Fair faces. white hands, given by
Satin skin cream powder. Only 25c.
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flx DEATH pAy ron MURDER

Special 20 Daily Leader
shawnee. Okla. April 1.-THE date
of execution for VIII Johnson. who re
Gently plead guiltH ia the district
court al Teoumseh Of murder IN the
FIRST degree. win be set BY the court
next Monday
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PURCELL TO VOTE BONDS.

Special 10 Daily Leader
Purcell, Okla. April il.-Agitation
has begun for the immediate issue Of
bonds for school sidewalk and sewer
axe purposes The total issue IS es
timated at $4,000
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Attorney General Chas West Is IA
Oklahoma City today
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vote TO Retain Page

lnman y. Page tho prominent okla.
hama negro educator, viii remain in
his present position as president OF
the Langston university The an.
nOuncemcnt was made today after q
meeting OF the board Of regents of the
school
No decisive steps were taken In the
selection OF a faculty. but the matter
was discussed Il can also be state
that practically he entire faculty viii
remain E. A Wood. Of Nowata, was
chosen an instructor
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Citizens Of I1hnston were given a
hearing before the corporation com
mission today IN regard 20 compel
ling tht Santa Fe railroad 70 establish
a epot a. that place The Santa
Fe wqs repr scented a. The bearing
by r Cotinghan, OF this city. John.
stOn Is an old government, own and
the Sa1ta Fe when IL built IL line
through that lact went beyond the
townsite o milo end a hale and start
"a the Town of Byars The conmls'
sion Cook the matter uder advise
meut
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srIek Rate HsarIno May 2.

The corporation commission today
issued an order for hearing, May 2,
On red ction Of the rates ON brick
cement plaster and building material
The per cent Of the decrease was not
announced but the proposed rates ~
brick are lo be based on the average
Of Missouri and Kansas chedules,
while the Missouri Kansas and Texas
rate viii furnigh the average Of the
reduction on building material
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Talk Of Another Opera House,
Talk of new opera house in Guth-
rie has been received. 1t being repor-
ted that an outside capitalist has sec
urod an option on lots ar corner of
Oklahoma and Broad on which he
proposes TO erect modern playhouse.
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A pig Reception.

Despite the threatening weather
without the opening of the Monarch
dry goods store on the corner of Di-
vision street and Oklahoma avenue
was held yesterday afternoon and ev-
aning. Il was big success. The
large doors Of the store were thrown
wide open and the public, hundreds
being Of the society women OF the
city. accompanied by their children
called at the store during the day.
Zimmermann's orchestra furnished
their usual discourse OF good music,
both during the afternoon and even
ing Nothing was sold during the day
and the affair was purely a reception
to it's future customers. Carnations
were given to the ladies' as souvenirs
pnd the children were presented with
Buster Brown postal cards.
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yeEamamsusnsusMsusnsnaus
! FRESH TOPICS
OF THE TOWN


VTITDNUW WTNNNH FEUIIT NINIVEl
Chicken thieves are getting busy IN
the capital city Numerous com
plants have been fled with the police
In regard TO missing chickens by resi-.
dents cf East Guthrie. The thieves
got quite bold last evening aud in
vaded thickly settled portion OF the
city, Fhing all Of r. J.. Hirchfs Hne
barred Plymouth Rocks from his home
323 East Springer avenue The po-
lice have no clue.
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Presiding Elder A. T.. Scales of Ok.
lahoma City will preach at the South
enr Methodist church tomorrow
morning and evening He will also
hold the quarterly conference while
here.
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The paving work on East Harrison
avonuo is progressing nicely The
street has been graded as far as Maple
ors expect 10 have the work complete,l
Ito the capital square within thirty
days
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@ Z. PAGE Is here from Carney MAX
Sin arrangements for selling this
years. cotton crop.
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The Guthrie Whist club met yester.
day afternoon with Mrs. j. w McNeal
at her home. 1920 West Cleveland ave-
nue. A good membership was pres
lent. filling six tables Mrs. Len
beach won the prize Tor the highest
score Mrs J r. Cotingham vas a
guest of the club The club will meet
with Mrs, II H. Smocls next Friday at
her home 6l6 East Logar avenue
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Mr. and Mrs J. y. Beadles are in
from their western farm 10 meet their
two nieces from Chicago. Mrs Flor
ence Tunnison Duncan and her two
children, and her sister. Miss Estel
Tunnison who viii spend two weeks
with them on the farm.
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The Lambda Delta girls gave
birthday party yesterday at the hom,
of Mg. and Mrs j. S Shearer. coruei
of Noble and First Invitations wer,
issued requesting each person To brins
as many pennies as they were year.
of age, the funds to go to the benefit
OF tae new NJ. r. cherch A distric
school was given with MIR Ben Hen
nessey as school master.
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GOVERNOR SIGNS
DURANT

CONTINUED from Page -
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y Moeloy returned 10 his home
in Sulphur last night after attending
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II. NJ. Upsbaw. Of oklahoma City. 4
a Guthrie visitor.
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s NJ. Murphey Of Marshall. is in
the eItl.