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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
WILL VISIT dApE CHARLES.

independents Going Away from Home
Locking fSr Lauret3
Billy Maloney's independents will
go to Cape Charles on Friday, Au'
gust 81. 10 play a return game with
the team OF that place. Lewis will
pitch the game for the locals and
Joyaes will catch.
On the following day. Saturday. An,
gus, %. the independents will play
the North End team for third time,
Maioney's team expects to capture
this contest.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
BIG FIRE RAGING.
Fleared That Flames May Get &c
Giant Tree. or, California.

SONORA. CAL. Aug st 10. - Fire
is raging near the sSove of big
trees in Calateras county 20 miles
north of Sonora. Although THE hameS
have reached the south grove 81 herein
are. some Of the sequoia II is nSi be-
leved that the big trees are in dan-
ger, as they stand in marshy ground
where the Ore could scarcely find
dry material 10 feed on.
A large forca Of men has gone to
fight the fire, however. Backfiring Is
used to stay the progress of the
fire, which also extends over the line
into Toulumne county.
This grove is the mariposa big tree
grove in Yosemite Park
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
SAYS Ne WAS ATTACKED.
q Aabers, Of Warwick County, Com
plains to Police.

o. A!bers, q resident of Warwick
.euSnfy, reported 10 the police yes
serday Afternoon that while driving to
us city yesterday Afternoon he was
atsncked BY three young white men
80 cursed him AMI who made an
s1ost TO pull him out OF his Sen'c'e'
Alb~rs says two Of the men were
sr1ed with fiaes and that they
shrestesed him. As the alleged as
sash occurred ou;siie OF the city.
TIE POLICE sent Aise-s to the War
vSck county authorit!eS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
Cotton Workers on Strike.
(By Associated PresS).

NEW ORLEANS, LA. August 10
Sevephl hundred operatives aS the
Lane Cotton Mills in this city have
gone on a strike leaving only a small
working force in the mills. Tine
mills recently announced that on ac-
count Of stagnant conditions in the
cotton goods market it would be nee
essary to close down unless the OPP
cratives would accept a cut In wages.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
Another Ooub,eheader.

Another doIbIchcsasr viii ~ puIl-1
"a at tho Casino park SATURDAY. after
nooa. the Newport News Athletics
pls ing RIIIv Maicncy's Independents
rrd the For Monroe nine
Tho same rciwetn the independents
ard Athletics shoah 10 good "ne
These teams have mc' twice and each
has won a game.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
sroREKeEPERs GO OUT.
ennad,.C Pacific Men Walk Out IN
i sympathy with Strikers.
fRy Associated Press).
h. Associated

vlNNIPEG. NAN. August TO- -
= madiap P..ciiic workmen were en-
sa.x.d sll day in building second
Slrni. fence aroaEd the eompanys
Nh,p. General Manager BURY wrea
g headquarters in Montreal that he
,Ssa a.ancies for 1000 mechanics
~ wanted them forwarded q; once
n possfb,c. II vas said tonight that
The men employed in the Canadian
pacific railways stores viii walk ou'
tomorrow In sympathy with the stri-
hers. II is sid that the men object
= issuing sto.es to strike breakers
ana number OF store employees have
neeu, dismissed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11

Sanitary Inspector Harris waysaia
half dozen or more GARY wagons
morning and Inspected their
products. All OF the milk was found
to contain the required amount OF
butt\r fat.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
CHARGE Wa s.e,nna cosl.

David mn. = younf negro was ar
rested on thr Chesap.asr q Ohio Rail.
way ward yesterday aficrnooa ~ Sp"c
ial Agent rc,Ias On tho charge ~
steaIiae coal frra cars on the yard
We ~as tsiled by Justice semres tc'
h, APPEARANCE In the police eoar' this
ncrning. z7 -s...
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
Turkish Minister Recalled.
NV Suociafed PreSSD

LO!NON. August 10. - Dispatches
from C,pnstantinople establish beyond
doubt the, fact that Mehmed Ali Bey.
Tuakish mhgister al Washington. has
heer recalleA This action OF the
Porte il is saiai is due to she chang
cd conditions In Turkey and the for
nation of a new Nsninistry.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11

In the police court yesterday morn
ing the case OF Ed. Stevenson, chars-
ed with taking pocket book from
a small boy. was continued until to-
morrow on account of the absence OF
an important witness
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11

Mrs. A. II. Hoste and Mrs. +. W.
Ware left yesterday to spend a month
in Carolina. King and Queen and Es-
sex counties.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
Nlerehaasr. Association.

An smpOriant meeting Of tho N"r-
eSAsss Association Is scheduled - be
Se>e, THURSDAY evening large a.
senda1 nee is expected
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
Arrested on cosl' Pier.

F. N. Grimes. a young ~a"s man
who says his home Is in BaitI.-'oFs'
was arrested at Chesapeake & Ono
Goa! pier No. 10 last night by Pa
aroIman Samuel G. Pearson. He
was locked up at the station house
on the charge OF being not Of goa
fame.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11

Il hs~e found suckicn's Aru'ca
SAVE 20 be the proper thing 10 use
pps sore feet. ~ vel a. for healing
busns. sores. cats. end an manner Of
Afternoons. writes Mr.. W. stonc. Of
~ Posssd. Msinc. 70 IL INC prover
80 sos cor psses. Try Il, Sold m
- Ss.ssusse Ct Al DsaGsssta sse- |,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11

Mrs. Oscar Edwards and children.
of Norfolk, are visiting Mrs. 7. Z.
HOste, 2l5 Thir:y-first street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
on for the catskilla.

Mr.. Abe Horwiiz let SUNDAY even
ing TO join Mrs. Horwitz in the Cat
skill mountains. Upon his return nc
will be accompanied by Mrs. Horwitz.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Frye. Of Col
ora, Nd, are visiting Mrs. T, A. Will
liams, TIA Twenty-eighth street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
INDEFINITELY CONTINUED
Tailor Gordon oicnv Want to Pros
ecuee 0oyA

ecute 6oye
Justice Brown has continued iGdef-
initcly the cases OF Julius Sears and
pcnnie Gordon. the young boys who
we're charged with breskins into the
tailor shop Of II. Gordon. $500 Wash
ingtoa avenue. and taking on IS
from the cash TIL II IL understood
that there vas no disposition on the
part % the tailor 10 prosecute the
cases arains, the youngsters AMI tho
authorities allowed II To 30 dropped.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
SociaI.PeEs0nal

Miss Laura Curtis has returned TO
her home at Lee Hall after spending
several weeks with Miss Mabel Pow
ell. 1877 Twenty seventh street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11

Mrs. c. c. Moss and infant daugh.
ter returned Sunday from Richmond.
where they spent several weeks with
Mrs. Moss parents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11

Mrs. ]. J. McAllistr. of Baltimore.
il spending a month with friends In
this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11

Miss Ella Davis has returned from
a visit to relatives In Petersburg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11

Mrs. ]. f. Warren has returned from
q trip to Charlottesville. Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11


mond where she will make her home
in the future.
Mrs. Philip Finegan and little
daughter Anita left yesterday for the
Blue Ridge and Bedford Alum
Springs to spend the remainder or
the summer.
Mr.. Walter Barrow, Of Farmvilio,
Is visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. Frank Kerser. OF Farmvillc, Is
the guest Of friends in this city.
Miss Annie Green. of Lancaster,
Pa, Is the guest Of DR.. and Mrs f. j.
Applewhite, On Thirty-third street.
Mr.. owen Wilson. OF South Boston.
Va. is the guest of Mr.. H. s. Rey-
nolls, on West avenue.
Mrs. NJ HI Lash and daughters.
Misses Annie and Flora. left yesler-
day for Front Royal. Va. where they
will spend. two weeks.
Mr. NJ. w Gayle left Sunday sor I
business trip to Appomatiox Court
house.
Miss Rose Meyers. OF Baltimore, is
the guest OF Mrs. w. II. Colein. on
Forty fourth street.
Miss Bessie Nelson left yesterday
Afternoon for the Blue Ridge and Bed
ford Alum Springs to spend two
months. BEFORE returning home she
VIII visit Eatonton, Ga.
Mr.. Robert II. Emmons has gone "a
Philadelphia 20 spend two weeks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11
SLEEP KILLED
by an Itching Huc,or. Anotlber
cnre nv Cuficura Remedies.

81 broke cut with hurnor which
sprcsd aims, al over my body The
itching would cst worse on retiring,
% I could not slecp. tri~i -,vcrd
rpr,e,i.-s but u crew worpc until ct
some Cuticrra soap and Cuticura Pts
which tssan % rrlieve nc at once. BY
tho TIM I had usr>i &c val q The Pil.s.
thu hurncr vas cntirc!y zone. 1 -tsh
crra Remedies. Travis Bascs, Hamburg.
Ark, April ~, 1897"
C--rIscr g-,r-nsi snf frts-uai Tr-s-1s-f ~
Every Huuo- 20 ra,---s, Thlfren a,d ssiri-s ~
.s~v - cu-tcsrs sap - y I>aar ~ st:n.
C,rtsru-. ,Dlatn~r. W. - Fc1i - ar. <o1
cIfir-rrs Rr~,iv~-lf 90 tsF - 80 i-n ~ Cfrsssr
Cs,,rf rTrls 20 ~ va e ~ ~ rsr'y IN hnc1.
e.ld tn-rSRts-. IT, wTH rUffef IrrE q Cbr<D.
Cnar 80 ys.ts no-t-a rsl
Ou.f-d Frse CstsesFs fs.nt O sam DsszaR
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11

Miss Mary Garvey has gone to Rich
mond where she will make her hom
in the future.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-11


we; all OF these atiractIc'
only for the theatregoers who sp"-
vcry little money The patrons '"' t".
first class vaudeville theatres arr o'
aIccteI by this economy. the :.
gle is 10 End enough good talent "
fil out a program. There were
many vaudeville thcatcrs In New Yol
IA the Introduction Of the stock 90 ~,
raaies proved. Now the fact thar
now vaudeville theatres have coHtn
into existence 10 take the places %
tho houSss given over 10 the NOV
ing PICTURE shows that those housc1
were sgpcrfouous n
There l. much enthusiasm amof1
audience for good vaudeville as the
ever was bG; Il has go; 10 be soc
The standard now - hirh, Their az
80 many more vaudeville thra'crE\
than there are good artists and
the corlpct'rion e - great hat
thcsr acirrs got What they ask That
has sent NJ salaries. but the mana !
scrs have 10 pay them. CO and ask ,
Hannersisip, Tor instance, a. the Vie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-08
CLOSING IN
ON PARKER

Harry Pearson, husband of the
woman murdered in Oklahoma City
by Harry Parker, alias Roy Mlngle,
was in the city yesterday forenoon
comforting with Sheriff Mahoney re
garding the alleged murderer. who
was in jail here for several days on
the charge OF being a horsethief, and
Who was later released on bail.
While here Pearson secured owl
dcnce against Parker which he says is
sufficient to cause him to be hung for
his alleged crime
At the Last Chance lunch counter,
en- West Harrison avenue, Mr.. Pear
son had few minutes conference
with the proprietor who after being
shown the picture taken OF Parker,
alias Mlngle. since he has been lodged
in Jail in Oklahoma City positively
identified him as the man that ate at
his place the night after the killing
and tried TO sell him the diamonds. a
note written in this city by Parker,
with his name attached. was also
secured The shoes OF Parker which
he 10 reported 10 have worn on the
Afternoon of tae tragedy were secured
by Pearson and Mahoney yesterday
afternoon in the Enid Jail, whero
Parker was kept over night. While in
the Enid Jail Parker, 1t is alleged
changed shoes with one OF the pris
oners.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-08

tlemen OF the Chicago Association OF
Commerce J have only begun 10 run
ior the presidency tapplause and
laughter), aad am glad 10 begin when
the political amenities OF the campaign
are he,tet understood.
Il am exceedingly glad to meet M
distinguished opponent and fellow
guest and 10 forget the rivalries and
disputes Of the campaign in this in.
spring hospitality. And reclprocafe
Ia every way and to the full his kind.
ly and courteous words OF respect - 4
good Viii With him. I have recently
been subjected TO a considerable strain
laughter But the experiences OF TO.
day have been almost mora than
could bear. One non-partisan speech
Is a good deal OF a burden (Mr Bry.
an led In the merriment), when you
are in another kind of practice. And
to have to make three inside Of nine
hours | submit to my distinguish "a
fellow guest and opponent IS cruelty
TO any man tLaughterD
with the conclusion OF Mr Tafts
speech the banquet ended
The candidates shook hands cordial.
ly and parted. although they were de-
layed in leaving the hall by n rush OF
guests who wished to obtain their
signatures
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-08
MUST
NOT
TARN|SH

Special to Daily Leader,
Bristow Okla. Oct. S.-The Bristow
Bryan and Kern club met at the
mayors office. Bristow Oklahoma,
and passed the following resolutions;
Whereas. great interests have as
sailed our governor the Hon. Charles
y. Haskell; ana whereas, he who at
tacks and traduces the governor OF the
great State CT Oklahoma attacks and
traduces each and every good Demo
crat of the Stale OF Okla roma; there
fore, be- II
Resolved by the Democrats OF Dris-
tow and vicinity that as against such
attacks upon our governor and our
state, we pledge u him the fullest
measure of our moral strength, 10y.
atty, aud patriotism such as we have
for our good state, whose fair name
we shall never permit TO be furnished
or suuied. Resolved. that these reso'
lutions be sent 10 The Daily Leader
W. W. Banks, president; NJ. G.
Flournoy, secretary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-08
BIG
THRONGS
Will. BE:
RESENT

Practically every county in Okla.
homa has sent assurances that their
various Democratic clubs will be rep.
resented AT the monster Democratic
rally TO be held at Oklahoma City
next Friday, October ..
Letters and kilograms received here
state that the Democratic clubs are
preparing to make the event an un-
usual demonstration OF loyalty 20 Ok.
lahoma and her governor, who is un.
der attack from President Roosevelt
anI William X. Hearst and other bolt.
ers from the party.
Even from far western Oklahoma
delegates are being organized o
swoop down on Oklahoma city. Friday.
Up In Tulsa county, where National
Committeeman Tate Brady resides. q
special train Is being talked OF TO nc
commodate the crowds going to the
big rally. Governor Haskell has made
arrangements to be In Oklahoma Ci.y.
Thursday night and spend all Of Fri
day attending the state fair and the
various meetings OF political nature
to be held during tho day. At night he
will deliver the principal address ot
the evening at the convention hall.
This will follow TIE torchlight process.
sion planned BY the Bryan and Kern
club OF Oklahoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-08
HOME FROM
SPEAKING TOUR

Governor c. n. Haskell returned
this morning from his two days cam
palgning in Woodward, Ellis and
Woods counties. The governor re-
ports large crowds at the stations in
the towns through which be passed,
cheering him vita words Of greetings.
He was greeted with large audiences
wherever he spoke and feels sure that
the Democracy OF Oklahoma Is with
him IN his fight against the enemies
OF cd government, lie passed
through Aiva yesterday afternoon and
was given royal reception. The
band met him at tae train and tne
governor delivered 30-minuts speech
60 the crowd.
lie governor may deliver few
speeches In Grant county In the First
district before the close OF the cam
paign.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-08
0 o o O o O @ @ @ @ O @ o @ 0 O c
) AT THE THEATRE. {
8 O O @ o @ G. @ c @ @ o O @ O @ {

More t1an ordinary interest attaches
to the forthcoming performance OF tle
extravaganza The Land OF Nod"
which is announced for Wednesday.
Oct l4th. II was one OF the great hits
Of last season here and iustifiably so
because it is a thoroughly good show
In every detail. Its chief claims to ex-
cellonce are IT, immenslty as q stage
spectacle. its conspicuous originality
10 respect of unique character crea'
tions, the oddity of its interesting
story and the absolute charm OF its
music In these particulars. The
Land of Nod" Is a class by itself Il
combines all of the features wsich
make musical comedy an attractive
fcrmof amusement with n scenic and
costume environment ST the most
beautiful description. The present
ing organization is made up OF com
edians. singers and dancers OF the
highest degree of excellence, prlnci-
pal among them being MIR. Knox Will
son as April Fool' and Miss Grace
Drew as Jack of Hearst ~fhe Land
of Nod is an entertainment which
deserves patronage, fact well known
to all who are familiar with its splen.
did merits. The sale OF seats Is now
on at Postoflioe Drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-08
Mr.. M'NEAI MAKES STATEMENT

Editor Leader: ! desire TO call attel.
tlon to some of the propositions con.
tained In your gentle roast OF myself
In yestefla ay's issue OF your paper
assume that if anything can b.
done to bette safeguard the interest
OF depos!tors along safe and sane
lines, Il would certainly be desirable
to all bankers. But certain ptoposi.
tons OF safe and sane character
must be observed or the very thins
you are building will fall by It's own
weight and bring destruction OF prop.
erty With it.
Permit me to quote a part OF your
article where you say: why men and
brethren II this fool craze 10 guaran.
tee deposits had been IN effect when
we had that splendid Capitol baak
failure some years ago. men who were
so reckless as 70 deposit there would
now be able TO transact business on
their own money. while. as II Is. they
have the splendid privilege OF borrow.
ing or doing without" In this citation
you have Illustrated the pcrnicious re-
suits that would necessarily follow
the enforcement OF the Oklahoma guar.
anty deposit law. According TO the
statement issued BY Commissioner
Smock, there are. in round numbers.
s200p0,000 OF deposits in the state
banks OF Oklahoma. Assume that the
full one per cent required by the Law
to be assessed on the deposits of these
banks had been collected, there would
have been only $500 900 In the guaran-
ty fund. This failure was, in round
numbers, for sl000,000. Il then
would have required an assessment on
this S20,O0O.OOO OF $SOO,O00 to have
paid the depositors in the Capitol bank
failure.
We have banks with 500, 600 of de-
poslt and only $4,000 capital. The
one per cent required by the law has
absorbed one-tenth OF their capital.
The assessment TO meet this $500 900
would take four per cent on the DE-
posits in state banks. or $4,000 from
the bank having 100000 on deposit
The state bank with $4,000 capital
would thus have one-half of this cap.
ital wiped out. One more failure like
the Capitol bank failure and your Sl0,-
600 bank with 100000 on deposit Is
lnsolvent and must have its doors
closed DO you think this would be a
good thing for the banking interests
OF Oklahoma? The unlimited mutual
liability will defeat and destroy any
organization that undertakes il.
Would a fire Insurance company in.
sure q frame building at exactly the
same price they would a cement fire
proof building? Would a life insur-
sncc company charge the same prem
ium for an Insurance on an old de.
crepit mans life that they would on
young man. full Of yigor and loug
days? Would fidelity bond company
charge the same rate for mere clerical
occupation that they would for per.
sou intrusted with large sums OF mon.
ey? No. The principle is radically
wrong and must lead 10 disaster
You and both ought to be more 10.
terested 10 the security. souDdness aud
safety of our banks than in bolsterlpg
up chimera far more dangerous ia
the business interests OF our beloved
country than ;ho now abandoned here.
slcs OF Greehbackism, or the free and
unlimited coinage OF silver at sixteen
TO one.
Yours Respectfully.
J. W. M'NEAl4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-08
OIL COMPANY RENTS TAKE!

The first report Of the gross receip.s
tax was received today from ihe Louis
lana Purchase OH company OF Cleye-
land. which remitted S5.7l. Two other
oil companies reniited, the White
Turkey and Arsae& Compton, both OK
Tulsa. the former sl5.23 and The LAT
ter s6i.5S
The period for which the returns are
Is from May 26, the date the law be-
came effective, until June 80. The tax
is one half OF one per cent for oil and
gas companies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-08
EXTRA
MADE:
HIT

The Leaders o'clock baseball ex-
ira giving the result Of the big nation
al games made great hit with the
people last night
The story ted was full and com
plete and was deyoured with ayidity
by the fans.
THE Leaders baseball department
is the best in the Southwest" said a
fan last night 1--WE are with The
Leader 10 man."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-08
" 31eU2,MS,nscu1s8 8BM4
PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL
Bn6WomqM9nFnEnsHdm6MEne

Henry NJ. Fnrman. presiding judge
OF the criminal court OF appeals leaves
this morning for Miami where be will
deliver an address at the laying OF the
cornerstone of a public scaool build
ing in that place Saturday.
Grant Norris is here from Crescent
attending the Masonic reunion.
John Baldwin has transferred to
Alva Baldwin LOT 10 in blcck AZ, Capt
tol I'm.
Larry Stringer, Democratic candi'
date for United States senator in llli-
nols. while In The Leader office tcday
said; Guthrie has the groundwork;
the stability, in fact all the requisites; (;
she should retain the capital
c. 4. L0Oney. OF Muskogee. il IN
the city He has severed his eonpec-
tion with the Muskogee New State
Tribune ANA Wiz take mp Washington
correspc
That Drown Dry Goods sig IS sure
swell" said Judgs Hayes today
Judge Stringer, OF Illinois, was
shown over the city today by Frank
LaHx.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-08
NO SCARE
IN BUSINESS
Special 10 DAILY Leader.

Special 10 Daily Leader.
New York, Oct, -Bradstreet's bul
lei'n says the old method OF playing
politics by declaring business inter
esis fear the election OF one partica.
.,r tnf.date is al an end. AS the
commercial weekly has always Oh
rosed Mr.. Bryan. the failure 70 men
don his name in this article has not
prevented the nearing being thor
oughly understood
The hundreds OF idle mills IN III.
East prevents agitation along thos,
lines, aud the correspondents for pub
lications Ike Bradstreet claim no one
need be surprised al The vote in New
England this fall and that Mr. Bryar
Is growing stronger each day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-08
= emsHsnsHsxSssEsH3nsnenas.
= SHORT CUTS
y TO THE NEWS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;

The interest at the Christian reviy-
al IS increasing daily, TIE large tent
is crowed In the evenings Tonight
Evangelist Brandt will give twenty
stereopticon views of the city OF Cou-
stautlnople which are OF especial In
terest now since the threatened war
between Bulgaria and Turkey.
Nola Rice Is seeking liberation from
Ell Rice. whom she married at Etna
the eighteenth OF last February. AZ
ter alleged cruel and abusive treat
ment threats. blows and vile names,
she left him July 20, and now offers
these allegations as grounds for III
vorce.
Ladies', Boys and Girls Shoes on
tables, SIPS and sf.48. Big values at