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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-07-25
WANTS
CASE RETIRED
ROOSEVELT SAYS THERE is NO
QUESTION ABOUT GUILT OF
STANDARD OIL co.

Oyster Bay, N. Y, July 24.-Pres-
ident Roosevelt last night announced
the administration would proceed
with the prosecution of the Standard
Oil case despite the decision adverse
to the government handed down by
the United States court of appeals
yesterday. This decision, the presi-
dent thinks, in no way affects the
merits of the case and he makes
known his determination to cause the
action to be brought again before the
courts in such shape, If possible,
as to prevent technicalities from in
terfering with decision based upon
the actual issues involved. The state
ment in the matter, made public by
Secretary Loeb, follows:
THE president has directed the at
torney general to Immediately take
steps by retrail of the Standard Oil
case. The reversal of the decision of
the lower court does not in any shape
or way touch the merits of the case
except in so far as the size of the
fine is concerned. There Is absolutely
no question of the guilt of the de-
PENDANTS or of the exceptionally grave
character of the offense.
1.-THE president would regard it as a
gross miscarriage of justice if through
any technicality of. any kind the de-
fendant escaped the punishment
which would unquestionably have
been meted out to any weaker de-
PENDANT who had been guilty of such
loffenses. The president will do every
thing in his power to avert or prevent
such miscarriage of justice. With this
purpose in view, the president has di
rected the attorney general to bring
into consultation Frank B. Kellogg in
the matter and do everything possible
to bring the offenders to justice.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-07-25
DITCH
At ADRIAN
NEW PROJECT WILL COVER g.
500 ACRES OF FINE LAND
PROMOTED BY SOCIALISTS.

The Wilson Creek World contains
the following account of the new
ditch at Quincy:
R. Bassett of Adrian was in town
the first OF the week, and reports that
good progress is being made on the
project of the Adrian Irrigation COM
pany, by which it is planned to re-
claim $500 acres OF land. Mr.. Bias
set says things are satisfactory with
his company This company is organ
lied along lines somewhat different
from other irrigation companies.
Stock is sold instead of land At the
prevailing price of the stock it is said
the land would cose $50 an acre.
Mr.. Baseett says that the company
is in good shape at present, having
about SIG 900 in the treasury. Work
is being carried on as fast as posi-
BILE under the present conditions.
There is now a crew of thirty men at
work with seven teams.
I'VE have six miles of ditch and
flume completed" said Mr.. Bassett.
1t was said that the character OF the
soil was such that we would have diff
ficulty in making it hold water. We
have found the contrary to be true.
There appears to be q kind Of shale
that acts as cement when the water
Is turned into the ditch. The ditch
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-07-25
Queen Charlotte Sound.

In crossing Queen Charlotte Sound
we encountered the toughest water OF
our journey, but the weather being
fair it was not as rough as usual. yet
one could feel the swells from the
ocean, which affected our chaperon
and Miss Wells so much that they
were pmeloedlakettO ie"qpo: yen
were compelled to take to their state
rooms. We were only three hours
crossing this sound. after which they
were able to join the party on deck.
After leaving Queen Charlotte
Sound we again followed the coast
line to Dixon Entrance, which marks
the dividing line between Alaska and
British Columbia, when we got our
first view of Alaska.
Meltakatla, the Civilized Indian Town
From Dixon Entrance we went
through Revilla Gigedo Channel to
the famous Indian village of Metla-
katla, which has population of
about eight hundred. No white men
are allowed to live here. Here we
stayed three hours. The first place
we visited was the Christian church,
which is one of the finest and larg-
est churches in Alaska.
In this village each block contains
only four lots, enabling each Indian
to own a corner lot, which makes a
very pretty arrangement. Much can
be said in praise of Father Duncan
for devoting his life to educating and
Outstanding these natives. For the
general improvements of this village
he is holding a contest for which q
prize is awarded TO the Indian having
the best flower garden, the most i'm.
proved homes, and the incest vegeta
BILE garden. There are so many wei
kept homes and gardens, in our opin
ion it would be very difficult to de
eide the contest.
! To our disappointment the thirt!
minute whistle blew, ana we made
our visit to the red, white and blue
building very short. This BUILDING
is so called because the first stor,
is painted red, the second white an:
the third blue.
On the first floor is located tn
city Jail, in which they confine wife
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-07-25
Jones VIII Debate Arkeny.

North Yakima, July 23.-Con-
make the personal records of Sena-
tor Ankeny and himself an issue in
the senatorial contest, and 10 the end
that the voters may make an intel
ligent choice between the two aspi-
rants for the Office, proposes in an
open letter, a series of joint debates.
in which the senator and his oppon-
ent may discuss their respective rec
ords before the electors on the pub
lie platform.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-07-25
SHERMAN IS ILL
MAY NOT RACE FOR THE VICE
PRESIDENCY.-M UNDERGO
OPERATION.

Washington, D. c., July pal
though there is strong opposition
from the party leaders today to the
withdrawal of James S. Sherman
from the second place on the republi-
can ticket, it is understood that his
health is so poor that he will be
forced to drop out of the race.
In the event that Sherman declines
the nomination the national commit
tee will be forced to fill the vacancy
This will cause complications, as
New York might claim the place,
while the west and middle west
would be sure to fight for the right
of succession.
AS soon as he is strong enough
Sherman will undergo an operation
at John Hopkins hospital in Balti-
more His condition after this oper-
alton will determine whether or not
he will remain in the race
Bryan Donates Profits to Democracy.
Lincoln, Neb., July 23.-Bryan
will announce editorially in the Com
moner tomorrow that he has retired
from participation in the conduct of
the paper during the campaign, in
favor of his brother, Charles w.
Bryan. Richard l.. Metcalf, the as
sociate editor, becomes editor-in-
chief for the time. The profits made
by the paper above the actual run
ming expense will be donated from
now on to the democratic campaign
fund.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-07-25
Continued on Page A.

has been tested for about three miles,
and was found to carry the water in
a satisfactory manner.
v'.The water supply is drawn from
Brook Lake at Stratford, and It
seems there is sufficient water to han
die great deal more land than we
have, under consideration at present.
Our pumping plant is in working or
der. We shall have 5000 feet more
of fiume, and 5000 feet more of pipe
to finish. After that, of course, will
come the laterals, and the general
work of spreading the water out on
the land
The Adrian Irrigation company is
in the control of men who are promi-
nent socialists 1t is sometimes stated
that the company is formed for the
purpose of building an ideal socialis-
tic town, but that appears not to be
the present intention.
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CONTINUED on Page 81
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-07-25

NJ. r. Blaine has resigned as night
agent for the Great Northern express
company to accept a position with
the c. N. Lockwood company, a
wholesale firm of Spokane. He will
go on the road as travelling salesman.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-07-25

II you want your work in hurry;
If you want your diamonds remount-
ed; If you want a new piece of gold
work. bring 1t to Huck & Fitch, jew
elers ana opticians. opposite the post
office. 80
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-07-25

DR.. Eva c. Ditman, General Prac-
tice. Specialty-Diseases Of Women
and Children. Columbia Valley Bank
BuildinG. Phone 1885.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-07-25

The famous Ever Ready Battery.
Also bicycle supplies for sale. Re-
pairing of all kinds. ]. J. Eyer, the
cycle doctor. 49,
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-07-25
WILL RECLAIM 5000 ACRES
Valley Power Company Will Fur
nish Power For Pumping Water
For Much Land. Add Valuations
to the Amount of 81, 100000.

BY means of pumping plants the
Valley Power company within the
next year will bring 5000 acres un-
der irrigation. This will mean the
addition Of 100000 in wealth
tributary to Wenatchee.
The work being done by the COM
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-07-25

The Wenatchee ball team will play
ne Odessa team at Odessa tomorrow.
The Wenatchee boys were the win
ners on the home grounds last Sun
day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-27
TRAGEDY WHICH LED TO
HUSBANDS SUICIDE
ParaIyzed From Bullet
Which Severed WOman'S
Spinal Column

Pueblo, Colo. FcD % Mrs. Lucy
Gardner Cammack. the bcautlCli
young widow of sherman T Cammack
money broker. who was shot hy her
husband several weeks ago because
she threatened to leave him cannot
live more than forty-eight hours long
cr say th4 physicians at ST. Mary's s
hospital, where she is lyine One of
the bullets fired by Cammack severed
his wife's spinal column aud she has
been paralszod from the bips down
since that tragedy which ended with
her husbands suicide
It was deemed advisable. accordne
to information from the hospital Chat
Mrs Cammack be informed of heI
chances for recovery 80 that She might
designate what she wishes done viii
her estate when she dies she was
also asked if she did not repent hei
conduct that led up 70 the tragedy
but She bluntly replia1: Il do not
and never have, believed in these
ldcathbed repentances.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-27
ALLOTTED LANDS
BRING HIGH PRICE

Olmuleee Okla, Feb ~ The
court house here was the center of
interest today ON 1ce0unt Oi the
county court selling at auction the
leases on the lands OF four freedmen
minor allottoe5 The lands are in the
region of the Bald Hills development
and are evidently looked upon as
highly promising. The jefferson Mey-
ers and Minnie Meyers two quarter
sections about three quarters OF q
mile south of the BrOws. .Caton-Webh
well ia G. 1914 brought together
about Sl7 600 This Is bonus and is
additional 90 the One-eighth royalty
which the allottees viii draw OF an oil
iproduced on their lands II Is unior
tunate evidently that negro should
{ become oil age. Had these minors az
tdined their majority no doubt they
\ had sold their leases many times
cheaper than they We're sold today
Two allotments those of George an,
/ Pearline Adams, located nearly thre'
and one-hali miles north and west o.
the Bnrns-Caion-Wa abb well sold l1i
s2.62500 This in she face Of the tac
TOO that the Chesiey-Galbrcath Go.
have drilled Well claimed by them g
be failure between the Birna wei
aud these lands The story Of its be-
ing a failure IS discredited 10 some eS
tent the Bald fall field is belus in
crsased in area by q second well D'
Burns. .Caton webb one f9urih nii
west en Buchanan 'and This Wen b
Iln the gas sand az the top of the Of
and Is being cased To-day
w IA Roeser ami Company are &
the gas sand also On ihe Steisner lam
luOuh and east one-lourlh uii. AM
lare oasihrst to-day Developments 20,
,dem0nsiale the sesFi ~ be- productive
10 width al least 81 one half NIL
Iffom east 10 Nnt AMI the galtreat1
iChcslsl well ON Carmet IS tRo an
One.hall miles ntpfh EYidencea thu
assure 4 quite e9lenaiYe development
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-27
sAe LoaT II
eaIIow c0mpIesIoo Won oIImmsrIna

sallow Complexion Went Glimmering.
What ia more natural than that q
lady should want beatutlui compleH-
ion2
There is one sure way 10 secure and
maintain good skin II nature haas
been even little kind on the start
Proper food deep breathing pure
air; and one must absolutely avoid
coffee and tea. as these beverages ulti-
matoly produce bilious sallow skin
Anything thm causes dyspepsia or in-
digestion or miericrcs with the liver
prevents the nutrition necessary Tor
maldng good blood and fair complex
ion
For years. wlitos n. b. girl ]
was sufferer from nervous dyspep-
sia ana palpitation Of thc heart These
occurred more especially ia ihe morn.
ing when Il was my custom to take "a
emp OF coffee only
zone day I tried q sample OF Postum
Food Coffee prepared by a demon
strator IN store. liked q so well
that ] began 10 use Z, regularly That
was several months ago and today
ana entirely free from the Oh trouble
besides having gained considerable
IN flesh
~My complexion which Was sailo0
and muddy has cleared beatulinlly
Tea and coffee have been banishea
from our table and Postum is used is
its place three times day
By carefllly iollowine directions
ON ihe package ibollus i Welll w'
lhave q rich and satisfying drink ans
the entire family euioy H. kno~inl
that We can drink as much oi if aa va
like with beneficial results.
There has been marked Improve
n,ent "a the health ol each and a.
There has been no other chonge in ON
habits. The credii m0si he given q
/ Postum
There's Reason
Same given by Postum co. hsttl'
Greek Nlch Read -fbf l'ol. g
lWellfilie IN pkes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-27
wAsAlNoroNs BIRTHDAY.
WIN Be Commemorated With eSer
oses al County High School

Tho following program in CONNIE
moraiion Of Washingion's birthday
wnl be given al the iogah county
hleh hocl on Friday, February 2Stp
~ 10 O'Clock. all friends and patrons
aro invited 10 attend the eNercisa p:
sons. By the school
Bo,heod OF Washington. Earl Pa'
eTou
thcr Hcland
Claacteustcs of Washington ROD.
eff Stewart
pmelope Dance Clara kieiief
Death ul B nedict Arnold 1foee
Fafrar
Vo,al solo. Vera Minnor
The Yanheo Girl, Theresa hAe'
Emmeuce of Washington, Leonard
kpDN
Vocal solo. Fern Miles
Address an Washington M9hulneh'
George Guss
Washington Name in the iiali o..
Fame Ema Hcarn,
vocal solo Eva klink
Address. Hon w. $ MeGee.
Vocal colo. Ruth walton
Address, COL q. AZ seward
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-27
charm Tie Fat Away.

SO reduce by means Of eAeiei'e OF
dieting Is nothing but torture 90 tne
hesh ANA mori0eaiion t9 me srlrit.
III a SO much simpler 20 sehlfm y
away Oi COURSE don { mean ps
speiis on ncantaiiona but through
fha occasional use OF thls home fe
celoi siz ounce Marmola r
ounce Flmd EAtac caseara Aromall le
and 8ll ounces sswp simplex Nhieh
anv one cau Obtain 10 amy dfns store
ior a small sum aud pix "a home
Tate "a teasponoiul after meals ANA a'
Bedtime d literally charms lhe ie'
awav Takes il IN just Nhere ypN
need IA IA ANA does n quickN ami
baraiessiy Maus persons lose as
naeh as d pound q day
isnft Cat chhfmins oh me iai
eaf WHAT you please aud s'iil ivs'
nrnna i GAY eiihqnt siraiu injury %
ehoft
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-27
AUSKOGEE BASEBALL
FANS GETTING BUSY

Mnskogce. okla FEB "a Lon tr
who owns ths base bah franchise in
Muskckce has completed arrange
ment Tor exhibition games viii the
ST. Louis Nationals 81 Paul Anieri-
caus. Milwaukee Americans and i.it
de Rock. Ark am 10 be- played bo.
tween ;hs arst and fifteenth 1i Aprk
mnediatelH following fhesc games
ur viii take his Ronfins ON q "Trip
through Texas plaYins eyhlpiti1n
aauf win every team m the fexas
league.
Arrnueom It have been made iu
Seizure uem BAH park @iihin foUF
blocks OF the business center in Mus
Eosee and Z new stock company has
been formed with plenty of money %
finance the Muskoeef team t'ry has
already taken on thIrts Wen WHO pll
show az nesi month t9f q lryopi ~
the tiric al ihe exhibition gaines afe
eyef he nill hare team in seoi nei7.
Ing rIinl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-27
Friday

The local X. OF p. lodge gives an
nual banquet ia evening at lodge hall.
Mrs. j. J. Houston entertains Guth-
rie Whist club in afternoon at her
home 728 East Warner avenue.
Columbia Fete' al Brooks in even.
ing
Mrs. H. H. Derwin and Mrs. g. G..
Milliken entertain Domestic Science
club in the afternoon at home Of latter
oil South ASH street
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-27

The Aurora unJ Daily Beason
says Charles n Cherry returned TO
Aurora last evening. much improved
in health lIe has lost i35 pounds
mcc leaving for West Baden last tail
aud Is now 20 to enter am endurance
test Of most any description He still
weighs 2l0 pounds Mr Charry's
friends are all greatly pleased at his
progrcss toward health which Is so
apparent For th present sofa pil
lows sufficient in bulk 10 diplace la5
mounds of flesh iu mis- clothing. will
ii sfdteinlly received.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-27
SECURES PARDON FOR FRIEND
Hon. Henry M. Interoedes Successful
ly With The Governor.

Not as an attorney. but purely az
an act OF personal friendship Hon.
Henry NJ Furman Of Ada to-day secur-
ed a pardon for John e Smith, Of
Ron. who on last Friday was sentenc-
ed to thirty DAYS in the county jail
and fined 500, on the charge of boot
Logging Smith is law-abidlug citi-
zen bears good character and was
never arrested before in iis lifH. Tie
gave whiskey TO "a friend who appeal
ed TO him on behalf of a sick Wife.
The officers of Pont0tOc county learn.
ed OF the occurrence aud swors out "a
warrant for Smith He appeared IN
court at Ada admitting giving his
friend whiskey and said m that be
an offence J am guilty Under the
prohibition clause IL is Illegal To give
away or sell whiskey even for medi
cinal purposes and the county judge
was forced TO impose the fine and sen
tence prescribed by law. Both the
county attorney aud Judge sent letters
10 the governor by Mr.. Furnan asking
that he release Smith from the jai
sentence. Governor Haskell after
hearing the story sent a wire 70 tho
sneriff OF Pontotoc county to release
tho prisoner
when asked abOni his candidacl
for United States Senator against
Senator Gore IN the coming campaign
Mr. Furman refused TO talk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-27

W. u Fidler Of the Oklahoma diA.
sion 81 the Santa Fe IS here tqday and
says Chat HE iour rruins ordcreA re-
stored by tl corporation commission
ln and cut Of Guthrie viii be put on
Wednesday March 4th. The south
bound train viii leave here at 3. D, m.,
arriving at Marietta which is the last
two in Oklahoma ON the main line of
Santa Fe at ll;20 p. M. Returning
the next day the train leaves Marici-
"a at 4:15 q. n. arriving at Guthrie
at I a. m The Eastern Oklahoma
morning and evening train win be run
on the Old schedule
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-27
Returns WIN Prlsoner.

United states Marshal Abernathy re
turned last evening lrom oklahoma
city whore be placed under arrest Ed
Chessie who is wgnted at Ninita on
two indictments for sending obscene
matter through the moils lie WIS re-
leased on $1,000 bond
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-27

The teachers Naminallon In Logan
county for institnS-e.&aduciors and in
structors viii be held saturday in the
Logan county high school building,
under the direction of the state OK
amining board with Prof Snowdon
Parlette In charge The examination
win begin at 500 a. m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-27

The republicans hold their caucuscs
tonight in the different wards 10 elect
delegates TO the county convention.
All wards win endorse ex-Treasurer
Chas. seely for delegate to the ma.
tional convention from the First dis
trict
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-27

The members of the legislature and
tho executive officers of the state
their wives and friends are expecting
to participate i'm the lsiks dance given
hS the local lodge this evening at
their hall ON North Division street.
which is give,f complimentary tD them.
The committee on arrangements fail
cd TO gei the invitations out in time
and take ihe means OF inviting the
guests through the press.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-27
-sWsn9RaWSusH9usM1ETm1Hss =
! FRESH TOPICS 3
) OF THE TOWN =
2 ,z9n4M s,Msus.nsEsasR1HfMsl 4
state Dentists TO Meet,

The FIRST meeting Of the Oklahoma
Dental association of the oklahoma
aud Indian Territory associations, VIII
be held In Muskogee June s. ., and no.
according TO the arrangements male
by the state executive board
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-27
MEANS AN OUTLAY
OF OVER $l,OOO,OOO
FOrCOmpIeteTe FaciIi'
ties for Oklahoma, Arkan.
SaS and Louisiana


Special to Daily Leader
El Reno. okla. Feb. 2i- Word was
received here today from Chicago, the
Rock island headquarters, stating that
an important circular had just been
issued. whereby the general offices Of
the Rock Island system tor Oklaho.
ma Arkansas and Louisiana had been
transferred from Chicago 20 hl Reno.
and with instru etiuus 70 secure ofice
space for the general manager and his
office force The news spread over
the city like an electric current ana
tha enthusiasm OF the citizens equals
tho surprise the bulletin accustomed 10
\ slroad circles. although il has been
known for some time that the Rock
lfland was centralizine In the South
west at El Reno
Town Gives $4,000 Bonus.
Tho first intlmatiOn of this soon
llecl, for El Reno war manifested
apaut wear age. when the company
submitted proposition 10 the cit,
MAJ lor S5O,O0O Il would establish di
Vision headquarters aad construct
fermlnaals here. Within ten days az
ts. tho acceptance OF their proposi
lion the diyi ion superintendent an'
onicers at Chi.kasha were moved e
gl Reno. Immediately following. an'
in very aiick succession, came th'
readauarters Of the Law claim, en-
elnaermg and Telegraph departments
n oklahoma Ahich contains hfteeI
htndred miles DR. one-hfth Of the rn
| lire Rock Island system The term
nels when cmpleted will be the lare
esf and no { modern IN the Wes
end Will cost So 300000. They cove
Am area of one thousand feet Ia width
In, one ami on~half miles IN lengu
and viii ontain seventy miles q
mack. i0riy.one stall round mouse
mower house shops and repair trac
fnr 200 acres. Two steam shoYels
even engines. i2O cars and POO me
have been at work on the Yards 10
lfen months. Entire hills hfty fee
! Nigh have disappeared before tn
nights steam scoops, and have gon
"a make the necessary fits OF th
toree 10 six feet over the entire term
nails ,.t.,.,
ana his Office fr-e. viii reach hi Ken
rom Chicago, sunday
rs.ta , .tlar af{n is the FIRST n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-27
Guilty On One Count.

The jury in the United States dis.
trct court returned verdict this
morning aftRr being out all night ip
the case OF James German. Of Osaee
county. who WIS indictcd on tw)
counts; one for assauliing Lula Cor
man with intent 10 KIN and The other
for asaaulung oscar Wicker with IN
tent 20 40 bodily harm The verdict
of the Jury acquitted the defendant on
hrst charge but found him guilty on
the latter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-27
Honora Requieillon.

Governor Haskell last night hon
orcd a reauisition from Governor Bocb
'of Kansas. for the return TO that state
of l'rauk Forrest who Is wanted there
uu rape charge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-27
Society


New State card club meets in after.
noon
Acorn club meets in afternoon at
Carnegie library.
Mrs George StOckdale entertains
Excelsior club in afternoon at her
home COS East Al5nsur avenue.