The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-18

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her attention TO a scene under the
water that looked as u iis depths
were thousands OF feet with trees
growing seemingly. away down into a
bOitomless abyss. il Was a wonderful
scene reflecti0ns reproducing them
selves down down ana ON down.
it were. beneath The mirrowed surface
of the waters around us above the
water nature the most beautiful and
iAe scene beneath rs grand and nys
terious Vi baffied her genius in aft
and after looking al it wrapt in silence
iof time. she exclaimed, 1t can moi
De pui or canvass
Mrs. y X JOHNS Of Kansas Mrs,
y. ~ Bacon, OF Neosho. Mo-. and Mrs.
A. a. WagslafT. OF Corpus Christi
Texas, were among the lady swimmers
Who could 40 OF the spring board
the most gracefully In The large swim
ming pool AT he bath house they
have ladies DAYS and one OF the stern
er sex. who IS so fortunate as 70 see
a party OF those graceful nymphs,
dressed in their bathing suits, splash.
ing water. swinging IN the trapese, 50.
ing head first down sliding shoots and
turning sonlcrsaults from OH The spring
board w{li always remember bis trip
no Monte Ne.
MIR c. v. Harlow. Of Bartlesville.
Okla. was the champion lawn tennis
PLAYER Of the season. Mr. w h. Walk.
tr. OF C0oksOn. Okla. was nero the
other day fixing up the program for
the annual meet Of the Monte Ne Fox
,aF ufifh hp n
ihe president The next annual meet
"a 10 be held here the week beginning
November 3 He Tells me that the
CoolSson Kennel club will ride through
horseback. and will bring with then
h bunch Of ullblood Might Hawk In
dians. who, for diversion viii give {,
stomp" dance during the fox hunt.
learn that the Pr Smith club will
come 10 the next hunt fifty strong
with as many as 100 hounds aud will
shin through for their use two carloads
Of saddle horses. Fox hunters FROM
six or more states attend these an.
nual hunts lere-the annual meeting
being In winter time-this year Ia
November One OF the club company s
buildings has forty large open fire
places IN il and az these annual fox
hunts many are the stories told around
the cheerful log fires. The Muskoges
Kennel club. headed By I'D Halsell,
Dr f. b. Fite and A. NJ. Young, has
twice brought the winning dog TO these
fox hunts. and their Dan Patch Is
one OF the remarkably fine hounds of
the United States. These fox hun;s
ere becoming more popular year by
year, and the meet in November VIII
tring together the largest party OF fox
hunters that has, probably, ever mat
ia the Southwest.
The club company has in course +
construction. nearly completed a build
ing, probably the greatest OF It's kind
ia the world. Ii Is Oklahoma Row.
one ol The state buildings OF the club
lt was nearly completed
when The panic came and work on d
was stopped Mr Harvey tells me that
work on il VIII begin again soon, aci
be expects Il to be completed by the
opening of the next summer season.
Oklahoma Row Is one continuous build
ing 80 feet long has in It's coastrua-
ton $4,000 cubic feet of Portland &C.
ment concrete and over 5000 beWn
logs II will have 600 feet of porches,
thirty-eight open fire places and be
fIreproof throughout Everywhere
than concrete is used stone Is set in
the face OF "a giving a rustic appear
ance, which toeether with The hewn
logs and tile roof gives one OF the
most pleasing effects in rustic style
OF architecture ! have ever seen
Oklahoma Row win be opened vita
a ceremony heiitting the building ana
The great new STATE il represents The
IN the club company la
Oklahoma numbers OYer 200 OF the
leading men in that state, including
such men as VIM Busby OF Souih
g. h. Foley. OF Eufaula,
Col c. A. Campbell Of Ardmore; VIM
l.. Norton. OF 3artlesyille ed L. Peck.
hm OF Blackwell: w A. Frasier, Of
r. NJ Gaul. of Geary; G. O.
Blake, OF El Reno. NJ. M. Fulkerson,
Of Alfa Jesse Dunn, OF the supreme
court: Cash Cade, OF shawnee; Chas,
Davidson of Ninia; A. W. Robb, OF
Muskogee Judge G.. 4. Brooks ana
forty others OF Oklahoma city There
are twenty-seven members in Musko-
see and the same number In Meal
ester, representing the leading bust
ness and professional men.
At the opening OF Oklahoma Row
the governor and a large attendance
tom that state Will be present. among
them the most notable men OF
state. Governor Donaghey. Of Arkan-
sas. who Is member IS expeeted -
be present 10 welcome TO Arkansas
soil these distinguished citizens of
Oklahoma who have built this magnif,
icent building al Monte Ne After
the welcoming speech by Govern
Donaghey. tne OKlahomans VIII take
charge OF the dedicat0ry ceremonies
and the program they win carry ouf
win be worthy Of the eRlerprising citi.
zens Of that great new state
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