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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-28
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Fit 1-noTf ne Mayor.
one gf the requiremeais of musical
g2medy is that 1t shall have nothing ~.
sembling a plot PLOTS seem % be
fatal TO musical cOmedy--the sue
cesslu. ones never have been known
80 possess anything akin TO "a ts or
r. elcpmenis. In this freedom from
plot Ills Honor he Mayer" ranks VITA
the best llhem Bgi what ID has not
L story b makes uD tr Ia acu1u. IL
Is one oi he snlpplest quick-moylng
productions which haNc come a-touring
IN many day There e 40 dragging
everything goes Klth O. snap aud a
swing that keeps one busy watching
lne man who misses none the
amusement provided in tie nrst half
Of the shC8 win have no surplus time
10 worry about his business troubles
The second half is moi such a quick
mover, but it Is even az hat well
touched up with The ginger
And there was Mary Marble petty.
dainty dimlnative, 4 Hike Mary Mar
1le-wh1 Is worth an effort 10 seq 11d
hear Bur Is it that this fascinating
itue c0medienne no longer needs tle
money or has merely atta.nod the llg
nifty of first magnitude star that gEc is
leys generous of her pleasure making
,han in former times? She is posi-
lively 5lingy with her pink ald white
. oit.ress. her dancing. her ugs and
her only Mary Marble laugh. But GOOD
goods come in small parcels Mary
Marble herself and nc. portion OF last
nights aaown cyidencoing the fact
But II Mistress Mary Is contrary. the
same allegation can not be made
against Little Chip. He Is the hardest
WORKING. 81 enthusiastic and de-
rrmined 10 succeed bundle ol energy
imaginable Tie is soroady and willing
about encrres that ne even took a
hand n- a foot. as it happened 3D. be-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-28

in making the other fellows enc re- 60.
Chip is always amusing, no mattcr
what tie undertaking
And there are others besides Mary
Marble aud Little Clip quite mum,
her of them. That is the merit of tho
show-it is a meaningless thing IN q.
self, but put on by peUplo With ability
70 keep things moving; good show Is
the result. Am ng those who make
good is Florine Sweetman. who IS very
delightful despite the fact that hor
business In "A Lite Girl Like Mo
seems 20 save been copied fon bur-
lesque husue-- certainly Il is UNUSUAL In
other houses; Hugh Fay q pa .ticularif
uimble dancer as Chester Prebble Tie
augelioizeG native OF Kankakee, jack
hayer, who sang delightfully."- Maiy
Ann musically one OF The best things
IN the sh ".
Nothing IN the whole Offering
brought mere well deserved apprec.a,
tion tlan the dancing OF the shet ands,
four pony ballet dancers, who dance
as wen as they look They are all
beauties.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-28
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q q NEWS OF THE !;
2 RAILROADS 1
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Seye.al of the old time tralnmon I
he state are here today attending the
meeting q The Employees Railroad
Protective association, which IS to can
ipon the Governor tcday.
G nductor A. r. Glazier, now of Ard.
more, is here today attending tle meet.
.ag Of the Employees Railroad Pro
iectiye association "Al" Is the Oldest
'onductor in lhe service OF the Santa
Fe. He is not in active service now
nd the Santa Fe, II is said. is CON
.emplating placing him on the pension
roll CT faithful employees.
r. i. Kennedy travelling passenger
gent TO. the Santa Fe, j. S. McNally,
district passenger agent for the Rock
Island and George Hecker district
passenger agent for the Katy" road.
IRE here today conferring with the
tate board + prison control relative
o the transporting of The Okla1oma
'onvicts 10 Oklahoma They an want
he job OF moving the SIC prisoners.
------.
Attend citizens mass meeting at
district ccur, room tonight
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some state prisoners to work on the
roads in his county.
H. H. Bockfinger has returned from
Tulsa.
Former Associate Justice j L. Pan
coast and J. 5. Burger spend Sunday
in the capital city
Representative Ed L. Dunn is up
from Oklahoma City.
Robert j. Dixon was over from We
leeika Sunday,
Il Y Hickley, one CT Sulphur's pro
grcssiye real estate men, was a Guth-
lie visitor yesterday.
Charles NJ. Jones of Pawhuska is a
Guthrie visitor
Pref F. E Buck left this morning
for Shawnee to attend the Teachers
Association convention.
N. e. Wallace. accompanied by his
little daughter, left this morning foi
El Reno and Chiekasha on a business
"Trip.
j. p Roetzcl is here with the Blaine
unity delegation today TO confer with
the state board OF prison control reia
tive TO good roads work in his cunty.
Judge J. b. A. Roberts n, of Chand
Ter. was a Guthrie visitor Monday.
Sheriff Harvey d. Garrir Is up
from Oklahoma City conferring with
the state bbard of control relative to
keeping 100 of the states conyicis.
Willard Kimball Is here spending the
holidays with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. e. Kimball on East Noble
avenue.
Senator Henry S. Johnston, Of Perry
spent SUNDAY in Ggthrle.
Represeuiative VIM Murdoch IS here
fr' IN Pawnee.
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PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL

J. b. Beadles is in Wellston.
TOM welch is IN Navina.
}. d. Bromide is here from Cameron.
T. C. Hart is here from Purcell
representative John McCalla. Mari
eta, and a prominent candidate for
speaker, arrived at the lone. SUNDAY,
AID was one OF the leading spirits ia
eaucus during the day Robert Dick
is gnoihor at the lone.
H. o Lutz left this morning for txo.
days visit in Wicaita and Hutchinson,
Kansas.
County Attorney Weaver. ol Nowata.
ar.}ed ia Guthrie this morning apd is
the guest of friends. Mr. Weaver is a
Virginia Republican, but refuses 10 ad-
nit that genus is rare,
Carl Musgroye has returned from El
Reno where he spent Christmas with
relatives
County Commissioner r Jackson is
ever from Wstonga. This is his first
visit TO the capital city and he is much
Impressed with the public bnilidrgs and
manufacturing industries Of Guthrie
John Boles and Chris Seton returned
last evening a. M Sunday visit in
Oklahoma City
Senator Jesse NJ. Hatchett, of Du,
rant, has arrived for tie political mill.
ing.
tlCOuaiy Clerk John N. Tyler. Of
Blaine county. Is here from Wat nga
today conferrlng with the state board
OF prison control relative to securing
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The building committee, OF the Un'
i9h rgansensuc proirar,ed meo'ir93,
which begin next Sunday uHdr- th0
leadership Evangelist q. : Buisin
OF Co nradO. have scrufed the Cassidy
building. corner Of D,yision street AM
Cleveland avenue. in which 10 hni me
meetings. The lower floor VIII have Q
seating capacity OF 1000 and over The
churches I'm the an arn the firs
Presbyterian United Presbyterian
First Methodist Episcopal NJ u
church, South, and The West Side Meth
odist The meeting5 will continue four
weeks.
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\ \ !! IN AND AMONG F;
! SS SS LOCAL STORES ;
lls Sc !Is 81
q B +. Coughlan. OF the Monarch.
In ok ahoma City on business trim

u. II. Coughlan, of the Monarch. Ia
In Ok ahoma City on a business trip
Invoicing Is now occupying the at.
tcntion OF many OF the stores. Tae +.
o. Lutz company commenced this
m rnig.
The additional heip at the various
stores have been relieved and the
stores nave taken on q norma appear.
ance. Some OF the belated ones were
in this morning taking advantage of
toe wonderful reductions in holiday
3 ods.
H. Il Miller. the hardware man. is
in evidence in this Issue with an adver.
tisemeut While Mr.. Stilier has been
IN business but a short time he says
that business has been good and that
he is more than satisfied with the con
iitions iI Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-28
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Guthrie Chapter No .. O. r. s.. will
NEE. m The Temple a 4 o'clock D. M,
Deo 20. 10 confer degrees on a class
Al $50 D. m. diner wi be- served A.
an members proGert and their Aus
bands At clock the doors will be-
opened 10 al invited guests and tho
Installation ri officers viii follow. af
Ter watch a short program viii be .ea
dered. Invitation Is extended 10 All
members OF the o. T.. s. eYeryw ere
Scottish Rite Masons and their wlyea
Adell Spear ". NJ, - rense Doye
See.
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Every Woman viii se Interested

There has recently been discover
ed an aromatic pleasant ncrb cure
for womaus iiis. called Mother
Gray's AU3TRALlAN-LENF. II is
the only certain regulator. Cures fe
male weaknesses and Backache, Kid
ney, Bladder and Urinary troubles.
At all Druggists or by mail % cts.
sample FREE. Address. The Mother
Gray Co, Leroy. ~ Y.
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S me scoundrel administcre1 poison
10 Cal MINERS magnificent St Ber-
uard and as consequence poor "Bill
s. nov ia deg eayen while The poison
er is still, permitted TO walk the earth
with his guilty conscience.
TNo recent occurrences of uogroea
q ubllng mp on policemen in preventing
them from making arrests and the
breaking Of the windows at the Oh
smith Arms company store last night
demonstrates the need OF more police
men, especially on the night io-ce,
The Postal Telegraph company will
on January LIST. m We their office from
the present quarters on South First
street into the Fitsch buildlng on
South Division street. in the rooms
formerly occupied by FurroM the
florist.
Word was received here f. m Coylt
this morning that the big mercantile
store of Arthur Rhodes was broken IN
to by robbers there last night and
much clothing tasen.
City council meets In special session
Thursday The filtration plant con
tract rs TO be the pr blem wrcstled
with and the Fifth street bridge accep
tance viii be amcng the things taken
Up.
Work of furnishing the two large
halls in the Convention hall which WI
completed Saturday for the meeting
place of the Second legislature, com
menced today under the supervision
( Acting Secretary Of state Leo Meyer
Tne furniture which Is stored In the
city hall auditorium viii be moved 70
the Convention hall the first OF the
week
Now that the holiday season Is ali NJ
over # might be well for t1e price OF
butter and eggs to come down a trllle.
Fire truck No. / was called 10 the
residence Of Rev. T. h. NoblitL fO6
East Oklahoma avenue Saturday even
ing where burning grass in the rear
yard was endangering the barn. 1he
peighb RS had the fire out however
before the department arrived.
Governor Haskell is expecting TO
leave thia evening for Shownee TO
deliger an ajlress before tho state
felchers' association meeting iOmor-
tlE, returning tomorrow afternoon
Fire truck No | was called ont al :
o'clock this afternoon to he residence
Of H. u. Derwin. 320 East Harrison
aye1ue, where snme trash ia the ren
yard had become iguited. There wa.
10 one at home and the rlgln Of the
lire is unsncEu no G2mage was ia.
Cured
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NEW YEARS WEEKS FORECAST.
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Continued from Page one.)
i.on oi The Couns de- CGstcllane rAat
the children Of his marriage With the
former Anna Gould now Princess ~
Sagan, should be taken away f-on
their mother and inuusied l. him
For the first time In fifteen months
an automobile show win be held in
New York. Il will open on Friday
aud last a week. Another automobile
event will be a two-day run TO Phila-
delphla and back by the vs. mems No.
toriug club, OF New York. on TUESDAY
and Wednesday, with only women as
drivers and passengers, but each car
Will be allowed to carry a male
mechanician.
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STATE OFFICIALS J
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J y COnnprs. chairman OF the state
board OF pri1on control. has eturned
from Canadian where he spent Christ
mas wita his family.
Ray Weems. security clerk of the
School Lanl commission. has return.
ed from a yisit 10 sulphur With HIS
parent.
G C. Alexander and Paul Nesbit.
Of the state examiners Office return,
ed This morning from Oklahoma City
where they spent Sunday with their
families.
Mitch BonnaF. deputy clerk OF the
Supreme court, returned this morn.
ing from Ardmore whero he spent
Christmas with relatives.
Attend cliizenF mass meeting at
District court room tonight.
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Attend citizens mass meeting at
District cnur, room t9agnt

Hoarse coughs and sfuny colds that
may develop into pneumonia over
night are quickly cured hy FOley's
Honey and Tar, AZ 90 soOthes iuilam
ed membranes. heals the lungs, and
expcls the cold fro mthe system G, r.
Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-28
SIMPLE LIFE
FOR "SCOTTY''
fRy Associated Presal

Chicago. H.. Dec "a Walter Scott
known ~ Death Valley scotly" the
spendthfift. entered the Emitted Staes
recruiting Office today ana declared his
Intention f-eulirting 10 the marine
service. 4 have 81, the pace long
enough. said Scotty folay. and the
life doesn't agree with me. am fi-ei
OF IL and want 10 lead a ghieter life
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Mrs Tom Farrell. one of the City's
teachers, left this monring for Shaw
nee to attend the State Teachers asso-
citation meetings.
Miss Lena Osborne. of the Domestic
Science department in the public
schools Is attending the State Teach.
ers' assCciatfn meetings in shawnee
this week.
Miss ida Niblack IS tse guest Of her
sister Mrs r. E. Morrison, in ponca
City
Mrs O. r. Smith left this morning
| for Guymon . superntend the moving
of her daughters household furniture
to The capital city. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
| Cine. { GuymOn. have recently pur-
chased property here and intend to
make Guthrie their permanent home
Miss Marion Madsen returned this
morning from l0l Reno whe.e she spent
] Christmas week with relatives.
An old-fas toned New Years watch
party will be given at the First Bap
It's, church Thursday evening.
Miss Helen Green, accompanied by
her brothers, Fred and George, return.
ed this morning from Jewell City, Kan.
sas, whore they spent Christmas with
their uncle.
Hiss Anna Chivingt-n, of saltwater,
is the guest of Miss Eva Wilson.
Mr. Mack Wilson. of Creighton, Mis-
souri, will return this evening, having
been tie holiday guest of his brother,
Mr. w. e. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs, Arno Boyer and Mr.
and Mrs Frank Prince, who were the
guests of M. and Mrs. Eugene Beyer
at 617 East Noble avenue. ever Christ
mas. have retutped to their homes in
Crescent.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Leach, accom-.
panied by their daughter, Mrs. Mabel
Glover. and grandson. Herbert Glover,
returned frcm Wichita this morning
They were the holiday guests in the
Kansas town OF Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Sci
lars. Mrs. Sellars being a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Leach
Miss Nellie Scothl rn returned to Ok
lahuma City last evening after spend
ing an ejoyable Christmas with her
parents. NJ ana Mrs. John W. Scot.
horn, on Washington avenue
-
Miss Ada Mcconnell has returned
from a Sunday visit in Oklahoma city.
! AIRS Tom Tarrants returned last
evening fiom visit in Oklahoma City
i yer Christmas.
Rev and Mrs. J. r. Daiscy left last
evening for Pleasant Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. f. o, Lutz returned
! this morning from Oklahoma City
where they spend Christmas with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs r. G, Hunt have re.
turned from attending the Christmas
house party given By Mr.. and Mrs. w.
T.. Hodges IN Oklahoma CITY.
Mrs Fred C. Hotter, OF saltwater is
The guest her sister, Mrs. +. C. Hunt
at az East Cleveland avenue.
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Fred ScofHorn. who is her spend
ing the Christmas holidays with bis
parents. MI ami Mrs John scoth0-n
viii return tomorrow 20 Denver.
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soe.ety edltress MnrrIes.

A wedding Of much interest was thar
OF Mrs Hattie d. Butts and MIR,
Charles n. Bentley OF Zacatecas. Mex.
lco which took place Thursday even.
ing at o'clock al the home Of Mrs.
Butts brother, Mr.. l1d l.. Dunn, i09
West Park Place. Owing to the recent
death Of t4e brides sister Mrs. W. W.
Storm, the wedding was very qnietly
celebrated The Rev. J. II. o. Saith
Of the First Christian church, perform
ed the ceremony In the presence the
aides family and a fex relatives
After the serving Of The wedding din
aer, Mr. Bentley and his bride LEFT for
New Orleans whore they will take 2
steamer for southern port Of Mexico
visiting tee City of Mexico and other
places OF interest before reaching their
home IN Zacatecas.
Mrs Butts was formerly society edi-
tor Of the Times. has been one ci ,he
most efficient workers IN the City
Federation OF WCmcn's club. a favor
ito In Oklahoma society from the time
of her glrlH Od and she Will be much
missed by a large ci-cle OF friends
Mr. Bentley Is prominent busincss
man in laoatecas and Is largely in
terested ia gold inlng-Oklhomin.
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r. W. Dick. superintendent OF the
McAlester penitenua-y. is here today
oOnferring with the members OF the
state prison board relative 10 moving
the Oklahoma conyiets from Lansing
and making contracts with various
counties for the temporary keeping
OF conyicts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-28

Attend cliizen'F mass meeting al
District court room tonight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-28

Miss Lena Osborne. of the Domestic
Science department. In the public
schools, Is attending the State Teach
ers' assCciatrn meetings in Shawnee
this week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-28

Miss ida Niblack IS tse guest Of her
sister, Mrs r. e. Morrison in Ponca
City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-28

Mrs. Tom Farrell. one of the City's
teachers, left this monring for Shaw.
nee TO attend the State Teachers asso-
citation meetings.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-28

City council meets in special session
Thursday Tao filtration plant con
tract rs TO be the pr blem wrcstled
with and the Fifth street bridge accep
tancc viii be amcng the things taker
IN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-28

Word was received here f. m Coyle
this morning that the big mercantile
store of Arthur Rhodes was broken IN.
to by robbers there last night and
much clothing taken.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-28

t. O. Lutz left this morning for tKo.
days visit in Wicaita and Hutchinson,
Kansas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-28

The Postal Telegraph company will
on January LIST. IN We their office FROM
the present quarters on South First
street into the Filtsch building on
South Division street in the rooms
formerly occupied by Furrow the
florist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-28

Governor Haskell is expecting TO
leave this evening for Shownee TO
deli,er an ajlress before The state
reachers' association meeting tomor-
toE. returning tOmorr2w afternoon
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-16
Catarrh and Stomach Trouble.

Mrs. T. Frech, \. r. No. l, Hickory
Point, Tenn, writes:
"Iam happy to tell you that am cured
OF catarrh. : have followed your good
and kind advice faithfully. l bless the
day when l wrote you of my condition,
and will always praise Peruna. think
1t is one of the grandest medicines on
earth.
"Having been afflicted with cafarrh
and stomach trouble for seven years and
after having tried four different doctors
they only relieved me for little while.
gave up all hope of being cured. only
weighed 100 pounds, and was so weak l
could hardly get around the room.
81 was induced to try Peruna, and to
my great surprise I am NOW entirely
WE'LL My weight is now lSS pounds, my
health never was better in my life.
81 shall always praise DR.. Hartman
and his remedies"
Thousands of families have learned
the use of Peruna and Its value in the
treatment of catarrhal ailments.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-06-16

men have a right to say that another
man or set Of men shall or shall not
drink what they want at any time,
under any circumstances, on any con-
dition. He declares that personal
liberty" is the essence Of democracy
and that man cannot be a democrat
and a prohibitionist.
Very we'll The world is growing
away from democracy If this is a def
rition of the doctrine, The best judg-
ment of the civilized world today is
that every citizen is responsible for
the uplift Of society; that no man q
set Of men have a right to maintain
an institution in society which is not
for the common good, no matter what
their personal liberty may be. The
rights of society are greater than the
rights of any one man or set of men.
The best judgment of the best citi-
zens of the United States is today that
no man has a right to make a hog OF
himself and impose his brutality on
his family or his neighbor 1t declares
that society is entitled to protection
from individualism such as Mr.. Wat
terson advocates.
If a sewer should empty near the
window Of Mr.. Watterson's office and
should contaminate his entire build
irg with its stencil and disease breed
ing germs, would he sit still with
folded hands afraid to interfere with
the personal liberty" of the man
who dumped the filth under his nose?
Or would he go out on the warpath
and declare that the rights and safety
OF his office force were greater than
the rights of the garbage man, and
abolish the nuisance? Democracy Of
this sort sounds all right from the
lecture platform, but when you apply
1t to life and government 1t fails.
Every sane man Is responsible for
the protection and upift of society
and the rights Of the many are greater
than the rights of one.