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Buster BrciVn" Friday Night
The attraction at the Brooks theatre
Friday night March %, viii be Buster
Brown" This popular enteriainmeBt
ia this season being presented in a re.
Wscd form that writer's elsewhere have
conceded 10 be q marked Improvement
over the play AS presented ia past
seasons While the changes are many
the main theme Is the same as
of yore This takes new shapes
thai leads up 10 series of ludicrous
situations Buster Is stin the appar-
entity innocent aud gnileless child but
be keeps busy getting those about him
into hol water ln this be has q viii
ing aide ia Tige his dog. Another
character that figures largely Ia the
tunmakng Is the tramp OF the new
characters Introduced Mary Jane ia
ths most prominent An excellent cast
is engaged 10 the Interpretation of the
several roles OF Master Rices per
fnrmaAce as "Rustor Mr. OutcWllt
saNs that he has at last seen the char
act played CORRECTLY Busters lel
loW cOnspiraior. "rige.' is SIN acted
hy Jack Bell while the tramp
Rocky fluids an able exponent 10
Roger Gray Dainty Leila CantBa
continues as Mary Jane character
shat she looks and acts charminRly
Mamie Goodrich Is sim the irish cook.
role Great "a by her A newcomer in
the cast who 81 bound 10 make friends
rs Nellie v Nichols who will assume
the role of Susie Sweet" Others in
the cast are Beatrice Flint Lizzie
Goode. f. Colt Alhertsan George Yeo-
man. Percy Walling and a chorus OF
forty A feature has been made OF
the music with which the play Is in-
tersp raed; there Is not one that has
not been faorably received by the
playgoing Dablic Among them win bq
found mo slow, drouish airs but Instead
EVERYONE Is of the dashing lively Or
I der The effectiveness with which
fthoso numbers are presented is ac
ccniuaicd by the excellent work of the
ensembles An important addition foi
7 tia local engagement rs that of tns
/ Hughes Muical Trio
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tocratic politicians on the eastern side
Of the state.
w Duncan and R. II. Lucaa are
here from Ada.
T. J. Bennett. OF Oklahoma City, is
Guthrie visitor.
Deputy Marshal Al Goff Is in io-
bart aummoning witnesses.
Former Representative o. P. Brewer
Is here from Muskogee today.
WIN Brooks OF Tonkawa. Is in the
city conierring with state officials
Emory A. Foster. county attorney Of
Lincoln county. is here today from
Chsndler
M NJ Tate. presiden Of the state
sherilfs association, is here from
Klngiisher.
Representative J. A. Tilotson lert
last night for Bartlesyille on bust
ness mission.
Edgar Meules. general solicitor Tor
the Midland Valley road Is here from
MusSogee today.
Tx GoeYnrOr VIM Guy of the Chick
asha Nation is In the city conlerring
with state officials
e. b. Kellog and Attorney A. A.
Beyers are among the Oklahoma city
people in the city today
w r. Blackburn and Willis Smith
prominent democrats from Hennessy,
are here on matters Of business.
Hon G. ! Wrightsman, of Tulsa is
in the city lie is a member OF the
examining board OF the supreme court.
United states Attorney John Embry
has returned from Oklahoma City
where he has been attending United
States district court Judge COttefai
adjourned court there yesterday until
nsAt Tgesday
w A. Knipe of Perkins is Ia fhe
city 10 day lie IS on his way home
from the republican convention held
last week az Oklahoma City Bill
says that thtre Is perfect harmony
among part OF the bunch
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w9WsHs Ws3 3=ssHsKsM ~ aauGMsBks
OVER THE STATE 4
yssEsHaEaEsHGpSnsHsH sHsHsnaRsMa

The Ada booze dens have been raid
ed and the Reeperg are afraid there
are already enough prohibition laws TO
make them unhappy
Sheriff q fraRiloy. az Nowats coun
g has been in the habit Of publicly
destroying what whisl5cy he caYtures
one OF the owners who ksi a car load
La5 sued the sheriff, alleging the liqn-
or was for prvates use. The sheriff
says n the nCS law does not alter the
old too much he vdH have The man
bringing the suit IN the penltentiary
before the case can be tried
a Muslogee policeman arrested u
w Cannon, OF Kansas in The belief
that be was wanted by the po5tal au.
thorlties and after keeping the man
in iail day on so. asccrtlincd he
was ROT wanted anywhere. Mr. Can
non Is ogt Of jail ana Is waiting
arornd Mnskogee fer AN Interview
with the officer who arrests strangers
q await Information as 90 whether
they are waLtsd elsewhere p crimi
nails
A a Purly. a Brislow banker has
been arrestsi ON the charge of send
ing obscene matter through The malls.
The community Is In an lproar on
account az the sensational disclosures
The Usage corntp and the Fart.
lesville oil delds are being depicted by
space writers as very wild and hlled
with dangerous bandits who are so
thoroughly disciflined they would de-
IS . small army All of this on ac-
count OF bank robbery and flight not
half so sensational as happened with.
in sixteen miles Of Buffalo. New York,
le than four years ago
The McAlester Capital ls authority
for the statement there g. a crazy man
wandering around near the depot n
thar city u Is presumed he was a
delegate To the republican fonyennon
and Witnessed the sight n COlonei
p shy kissing the Blarney stone, a.
represented by Colonel Hunter who
Bugby once said was poor trash for
leader
a McAlester hen s reputed % have
producer one egg each day for ionI
years The story is corroborated b,
she man who caught seven squirrels
by grabbing them while they were
watching a hole ia log whore 4 rae
coon had gone for safety stealing three
pecans afom the squirrel lafdef
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3 lI'Ns,'bls'It 4'l1'' s.fa
6 AMONG THE !
! REPRESENTATIVES, i
4 asnsM1m1R7Hs,EssEssH1

The Lincoln county lessees were
welcome visitors at the house yester
aay
NO I'm not worrying about the out
come 81 the contest aaainst me by Nh
Murles, said ailen, OF Alfalfa ooun
ty. to a reporter Il have held down
Is claim in the strip too long to ever
worry much about anything hereafter.
Some talk Is quietly heard occasion
ally about congressional candidates.
among the representatives. That the
house has some mighty good material
there can be no do bt
Representative Turner. Of Mnrray
county, who has hai severe attack
Of pneumonia Is steadily returning to
his former state OF good health
While many OF the members are in
tereste1 IN the school land question
none is more so than Fisher. of Caddc
ouuty. Mr. Fisher was a member ol
the con titutional convention and had
much to do with preparing the section
relating school lands In that document
Speaker Murray said yesterday Mr.
Fisl,er talked school lani to me day
ard night during thu convention and II
was really he who converted me Il
the doctrine that the hool lands
should be sold So when ] became
speaker of the house Of the FIRST legis
lature and found Mr. Fisher one o
the mtmbers | didn't have 10 study a.
tc who Was the right man for chair
man of the committee on school lands
] knew Immediately that Fisher wal
tho prc2er person
Jim Noble, the negro iauitor q
considerably Worried lince Dr Bald
gin stated that Jim had ancestor
and has asked the genial doctor tC
oyamine him aud see " that was realll
what "ailed' him lim also denle'
the report cir ulated amang the mem
bers that he was guilty of mastiica
tion' at the dinner table
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W ARD
PRIMARIES
HELD
DEMOCRATS ECT
MEN FOR COUNCIL AND
SCHOOL BOARD

Democratic ward primaries 70 select
candidates for council aud school
board were held yesterday afternoon
The city election is April Z.
The nominations IN the different
wards were as follows
First Ward For council. w. D.
Packer; for school board. A. o. AIma.
trout
Second Ward-f'or council Palph v
Smith; Tor school board Charles Rd
ler
Tiurd Ward For council. G. u. Dun
Mica; for school board, J. j. O'Rourke.
Fourth Ward For council r. r.
Finch for school board. w s Ernest
Fifth Ward For council, ed Hutcn
ms; iuI school board W 6 Ball
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1.EsEsR9EsHawsusEsHsusHS'E
PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL !
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aI p Moore is here from Marietta.
w r Maxey is here from Newkirk
Dr p. NJ. Bailey is here from shaw
nee.
w Mcculey OF Helena, is in the
city
y W Smith OF Heunessy is in the
city.
> p. offut is here from Oklahoma
CITY
sA. GIN IS here from McAlestor
4 q Hyrne Is eere from Tyler
n Smith OF II Reno. IS q Guthrie
victor
BaeEer g } Hartman IS here from
sulphur st
James ~ campbelIpiu here from
sulphur
y llumphreys is here from Ato-
~ todsy
NJ G. Woodward is here rrom sny-
der today.
Attorney e. Hamilton is here from
Chickasha.
Biggerstatf is here from okla
homa City
Attorney j. J. Davis, Of Chandler. is
in the city
iawranee Mills is here from Chick
asha today
Freeman e. Miller IS here from sdn-
water today
George f. clark. Of cnandIer is .
Gnihre visitor
p q Mosler has returned from a
trip 40 Kansas.
Col r " Hoffman is here today
from Chandler
Attorney Thomas n Owen, OF Mus
EoEee Is 10 the city conlefring with
Governor Haskell and other state of
iicigls lie IS one OF the leading dem
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Frank p. Morse. general manager
fer g Herbert kerrs attractions and
repre- eniiHg Miss Grace Cameron ia
Little Dcllle D'mples was especially
engaged 10 pilot this attraction Mr.
Morse has had much experience ia the
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FFTTTIUNTINUI TWT N4WTIIT VI
Attorney John +. Hay, Of Claremore.
announced last night that he would be
a candidate for the democratic nomina.
zion against Congressman Davenport
In the Third district Davenport car.
RED the district by 2,700 az the re-
cont election.
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are the advanced pupils Of Miss Dun.
kin's conservatory
Mr. and Mrs w. X. Patterson are
visiting In Oklahoma City
The local Knights OF Columbus or
der celebrated St PatricGs day Tues.
day night with q banquet and recep.
ton at their hall on West Harrison
avenue w. r. WEIGH acted as master
OF ceremonies.
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Red shirt Here.

E. d. Tervin better known in the
early days as Cap Rel shirt Is In
the city from Olmulgee, shahing
hands with the oh timers Cap. says
that Guthrie has grown SO much that
"old timers are hard to ind Cap is
representing the farmers from his
section on the quarantine law
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-19

Apply Satin skin cream to wet skin
Wipe drG. Secures smooth skin. 2oc.
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Mugkogee Okla March 10 The
secretary of interior has ordered the
records Of The land office az Arimore
which were transferred to Muskogec
to the general offices OF the commits
sion taken back TO Ardmore The
allotmont plats were brought % Mus
lJoeee March TO- aud an allotments
Llt selectet were 10 be arbitrarily
wade from the oaice OF the commits
icner here II has been found that
the records are Of grtater convenience
TO the Indians at Arimore. hence they
were ordered taken back
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-19

McAiester is In the throes OF a big
revival ond the editors are threaten.
ing % Join the church.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-19

Hazel Reed Hitchcock at the Chris
tian church Friday night Tickets on
sale at Newlands China Store.
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ALE eueoseda HoImes.

r. G Abbey Of Dallaa, has arrived
IN the city TO take the place OF local
freight agent OF the NJ X. & r Ht
succeeds c n Holmes. who has gone
10 Muskogee, 70 engage In railroad
work
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I ERESH TOPICS q
8 OF THE TOWN z
sSas&s@sH sHsHs-@zssEasg sEss.s
Memorial Service.

Memorial services viii be held this
evening at the district court room tn
honor of the late Captain Slas ".
Seely.
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Fetitlun W naNNuFtef'
A bankruptcy petition has been filed
IN the federal court OF the Western
district against n Hester Of Fred
erick
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-19

The East side W C r. q. meeting
aunoun ed fog Friday AZ the residence
Of Mrs James Cooper. ha. been post
poned rntil next week on accOrnt Of
the prohibition bill coming up Ter con
sidcra'ion in the legislation on that
DAY.
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Jadging from the tops oftheir heads, some
people like hardwood fioorsl Tooiate now
for Ayers Hair vigor 10 completely cover
thisuppef stofy, but you may add arug or
tWoherc andthere blythe systematic use Of
Ayers haifVigof. Does snotcolorrhch hair.
Z ~ - - LgweL Mass
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Mr. and Mrs. C. +. Greer entertained
the Old Territory 500 club last even
lsng at Z o'clocl, dinner, after which
the evening was spent az Five Hun
dred Mrs. j. S Lyon won the iady's
first prize j. J. Hlildteth the gentle
mans, and MIR Echer the guests prize.
The guests of the club were; Mr. and
Mrs. f. o. Lutz, Mr.. and Mrs Echer,
Mrs. S. l.. spurrler. Mrs. E G. Milli-
ken, Misses Wright and Martha Ar
derry lAe next meeting of the club
will be held Wednesday next with
Mir and Mrs. e. A. Douglass az their
home on East Noble avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-19

Mnskogee, Okla March l9.-ln the
iesaral court here today Judge Il. r.
Campbell held that the probate coert'
OF the state are the proper tribunals
IN which the estates of citizens should
be handled and that they are not
properly within the jurisdiction OF the
federal courts The decision was
made in case wherein a protest was
made against filing the viii oi the
'ate Elijah Wool a fellbiood Choc
taw indian, in the state courts on the
grounds shat only the federal courts
hsi jurisdiction over lniian estates
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SOCIETY.


Ihur8day.
a few Of Miss Dunkins pupils will
give recital Thursday ey ming March
1g at Miss Esther Belaud's home. Mr
Emanuel Weinberger has consented TO
play a couple of selections Friends
/ are invited to come No admission.
New State Card club meets ia after
noon with MIS- Nixon
Mesdames Seton and Winton give a
one O'Clock luncheon in afternoon at
home of latter. GIG East Noble avenue
Zimmerman orchestra gives usuaf
midweek dance IN evening.
The pupils Of the Ross Conserva.
tory Of Music give a recital Thursday
evening at the home of Prof. and Mrs
f. NJ. Ross, 617 North Broad The
friends Of those participating are in.
sited TO attend
Pupils of Ross conservatory give
recital ~ evening at the Ross home.
Gl7 North Broad street
Friday.
Mrs. J n. Cotteral ent rtains Fri
day Afternoon lluchre club ia after
noon.
Literary and box supper at Pleasant
, Hin school house ia evening
w. G T. Y meets with Mrs James
Cooper
Buster Brown at Brooks in even.
ing
Miss Hazel Hitchcock gives an enter.
tainment at Christian church in even
ing
Wednesday Bridge club meets with
Mrs C. H. Filson. on North First
street
Rev W h. Cloud an Indian mem.
Der Of the constitutional convention
lectures az West Side NJ r. church
in evening on The Indian on the War
Path
Saturday.
Administration club gives old-fash-
ioned barn dance az Mulhall
Miss Garrison. Of Ponu Creek was
elected stenOgrapher :n the office OF
the secretary Of the board OF agricul.
ture today
Miss Anna Scales. of Edmond. was
/ IN the city last evening She Is libra,
rian az the Central State Normal
schcol at Edmond
Mrs kd Johnson eOes 70 Oklahoma
( city tomorrow morning who're she
win be the guest OF Mrs Roy white
Burton. A number Of social functions
have been arranged for Mrs. Johnson
during her visit.
The recital 20 be given by Misses
Beland Whlteley ard HanfOrd this
evening at the Beiand hoile f29 East
Harrison avenue. promises To be a
rare musical treat The Logan county
high school quarteile and Emmapue
Welnbefger. violinist viii assist inc
young ladies' on the program They
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The Bridge Whist club met With
Mrs, Charles Ellison yesterday after
noon Outside OF the regular mem
bers OF the club present We're Mrs.
John Cotteral. Mrs Graham AIRS
William Spurlook, Mrs. Van Voorhees,
and Mrs. Levy This Is the first OF
series or twelve bi-weekly meetings
OF the club At the end Of the series
The one having secured the highest
average score will be declared winner
for the twelve meetings.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-19

Mrs. A. G. Hixon delightfully."- enter
tanned the New State Card club
Wednesday afternoon 1T her home. $40
East Springer avenue The home was
beautifully decorated with cut flowers
and ferns The afternoon was spent
pleasantly at cards The guests OF the
club were Misses Florence Hart. Hell
en- Green and Nell Vaughn a dainty
two-course luncheon was served. Mrs.
C. f. Cotteral and a. L. Cockrum were
the recipients OF the prizes.
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known organizaiions as n. C Good
win "A Trip 20 Chinatown, Fanny
Rice, Belle ArchsC york State Folks
etc.
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The local order OF the United Com
mercial Travels win meet Saturday
night In the Masonic hail on East OK
lahoma avenue TO elect officers for
the ensuing year. The local order
has a membership Of 100.
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Mesdames G. r. Wilder and J. NJ
Mcconnell entertained the Pastme
EGchre clsb Tuesday afternoon at the
home OF the latter on North Elm
street Il bciug St Patrick's day the
decorations we're of green. the place
cards we're also of green and TO car.
ry out the color scheme the tee cream
served for luncheon WIS Of delicate
green hue.
green hue The afternoon was spent
pleasantly az cards, Mrs. Frauk Lyon
winning the first prize Mrs y S Rex
road will entertain the club on Tues
day. March "a.
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SHORT CUTS
TO THE NEWS

The registration for the coming city
election is progressing slowly But
one more week remains in which 20
register Even though only council
men and members OF the school board
are to be elected al this election Il rs
the duty OF every citizen to both regis
ter and vote.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-19

Miss May Follin entertained at cards
yesterday afternoon at her home on
nast Warner avenue The afternoon
was spent pleasantly az cards. Flash
light pictures were tsaen of those pres
ent and an enjoyable time vas had
those present were Misses Leta
Gushing, Edna Berry May Follin,
Messrs. John Ledford, Elmer Lee and
Earl Bottom The gentlemen present
are residents OF Kansas city They
lett for Fort Worth today.
Born 10 Attorney General and Mre
Chas ). West this morning a Ave
pognd baby girl. Both mother and ba.
by are doing well The attorney gen
eral Is the nroudest man IN The clty
and is stepping high in his office to
day
Mr. Ernest Nohsinger. Of Oklaho-
ma city and Miss Bessie Miller, Of
Seward, were united In marriage this
morning by Rev. A. y. Nicholas pas
tor OF Trinity Episcopal church, at the
rectory. SOC East Noble avenue, al
$50 c'clGck this morning The bride
II a daughter OF CeEhas Miller, OF
Seward, ana IS well konwn ia Guthrie
society. having spent the winters in
the Capaai city attending the Logan
comfy high school. from which she
was graduated last years The bride
wore tailorel travelling suit and car
ried a bO-qet of roses The groom Is
competed with the N X. q q offices
in Oklahoma City AID is a promising
young business man cf that city The
couple left on the noon train for "A
honeymoon trip through the south
after which they viii be az home 70
their friends IN Oklahoma city.
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Mrs George Martin. of 7i0 North
Broad street viii entertain the Mod
ern Priscilla club next Tuesday after.
noon The club met last Tuesday With
Mrs t. G sharpe at her home on
East Washington avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-19

The ladies' of the First NJ e church
will conduct a cooked food sale tomor-
row at the Capital City cafe
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willard Kimball son of Mr. and
Mrs L. H. lSimball Of this city, ar
rived today from Kansas city for q
few days visit with his parents on bis
way to Texas lie is travelling repre-
sentative for the Burnham, Hanna
Munger Dry Goods Co., of Kansas
City ~
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saturday

Administration club gives old-fash-
ioned barn dance az Mulhall.
Miss Garrison, of POnu Creek was
elected sten0grapher .n the Office OF
The secretary Of the board OF agricul.
ture today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-09-08
HUSBAND ASKS $500
Edward Fathschilds, Near Logan, SUI
ing F. M. Alexander for Alienation
Of Wife's Affections, After Plaintiff
Was ParaIyxed.

Special to Times Republican.
Logan, Sept. s-A $500 damage case
coming up for hearing in the Septem-
Der term of court, that will attract
considerable attention. is entitled Ed
ward Fathschilds VS.. F. NJ. Alexander,
an action brought to recover damages
for the alleged offense of alternating the
affection of the plaintiffs wife.
1t is alleged that seven or eight
months ago Mr.. Fathschilds was badly
injured By vicious bull, and became
paralyzed in. his lower limbs as a re-
suit of his injuries, that up to this time
Mr.. and Mrs. Fathschilds lived on a
farm and were happy in each others
affections, and that he transferred his
property to his wife at the time he
was injured, but that the defenAant
began to pay his addresses to the wife
of Mr.. Fathschilds shortly after he
was made helpless, that the wife &C
cepted the presents made by the de-
PENDANT, neglected her husband, Mr..
Fathschilds was removed to the home
of his parents for proper care, and the
defendant continued to pay his respects
to Mrs. Fathschilds, after the hus-
bands removal to the home OF his par
ents The defendant, thru his attor5
neys, Roadifer and Arthur, denies each
and every allegation made by Mr..
Fathchilds, but offers no explanation
Of the alleged presents and appearance
at the home of Mrs. Fathschilds IN the
obSopco of her husband.