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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-10
CHAPTER ".
A HEROIC IMrULsE

- BOUT one o'clock, from sheer exhaus-
IA tion Nat Davis fell asleep. 1t was
W. a ftful, phantom haunted slumber
About two o'clock he awoke, fever
ed. eramped and confused.
Voices in the near vicinity had awakened
him.
All. 10 Morris had repented He had not
come to Mats rescue himself, but he hao
sent Others.
With heart of hope and expectancy, Nat
placed his eye to the single loopnole OF op-
servation the tree afforded.
1t was pitch dark-a cloudy, gloomy morn
ing-but sharp circle of light showed five
feet away from the tree, and 1t tell upon a
strengthening carpet-bag that held tools
Nat caught the outline of two rough, beard
ed men bending over the tools They had
come purposely to rescue him. Oh, there
could be no doubt of it.
rope fine as silk in its wellknit strands,
Law in a small, compact roll on the ground.
After his terrible experience, Nat would he
willing even to attempt escape by its means,
if strong hands served to pull him through
the crooked bend in the tree.
He was about to call out IN Joyfui tones,
but he paused. ~
Peernng closer, he saw that the light pro-
ceeded from masked lantern.
He discerned a popularity in the tools that
would have puzzled even mechanic
The chisels were clriously shaped, and the
saws and files did not resemble those found
in the outfit of an ordinary artisan.
The men also seemed to be utterly un,
aware of his proximity, and were engrossed
in examining and sorting out their tools.
They're all right, Barlow" fell on Nats
strained hearing.
YES replied the other man. Il guess
they will do the job on Squire Lanes strong
locks"
Squire Lane was familiar name in all the
district about the village His was the brick
walled domain where Nat and the four other
boys had attacked 10 Morris. The squire
was the wealthiest resident of the county.
"Ah" thought Nat. 'these men are travel
ing tinkers or locksmiths, and Squire Lane
has sent for them to do some work. So much
the better they are strangers
There's only one bad thing" spoke the
first voice again.
"Well, what's that, Roger?"
"If we had boy to show us the details OF
the place. 1t amt known to us, except by
hearsay.
A boy! Here was an opportunity for i'm.
prisoned Nat to win liberty. and pay for it
in work.
I'I do it, mister I'll be glad to do it,"
shouted excited Nat.
A singular scene followed his announce
ment. 1t had startled the two men terribly
One of them drew a revolver and spr1ne
onickly to his feet. The other, swift as
magic. slid the dark slide over the lantern and
abruptly shut out the light.
"Roger, what was that!" asked an appre
Its mel" cried Nat, now bound to be
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by
DR.. WILLARD MACKEZIE

'We'n tell you when we get there. Now
show us the best way of getting near it with
out being seen By any one."
"All right"
The men put the tools and the lantern in
the carpet-bag, and followed Nat as he fairly
skipped along, overjoyed at regaining hls free
DOM
That's the place" he said, finally, as they
came in sight of the high brick wall surround
around to the gate"
Hold on!" ordered Barlow. 1--WE don't
want to go in at the gate"
MOP" replied Nat, supposedly.
mo"
"How them"
cover the wall. We want to have look
at the house from the rear"
"Then all you've got to do is to climb over
the WALL
Exactly. You go first"
The three scaled the wall and stood in the
garden a minute later.
go on, Roger" spoke Barlow, in a low
tone of voice.
"Alonew
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"A u from the clearing near tue tice III
A which Nat Davis was, he never
dreamed of the strange and startling
adventures into which his acquaintance with
William Dodge's nephew was fated to involve
him..
Jo had no knowledge of Mats story about
his connection with the stealing OF MI.
Dodges pocketbook.
When he that day went to dinner at the
home of the carpenter, MIR. Walpole,, for
whom he worked, he placed the pocket-book
he had found in his little box of clothing Tor
safe-keeping, and. thinking no more OF 1t,
hurried away to the shop.
When Mr.. Dodge came to the shop. late
that afternoon, and inquired for Mr.. Walpoie,
he glanced sharply and suspciously at 10.
The boy did not notice this, however; and
supposed that Dodge had called to settle for
the work done at his office that day..
In reality, William Dodge was on the trail
of the stolen pocket-book, and although he
firmly believed his nephew had taken it, he
decided that there might be something in
Mats story, and he determined to learn if
10 had been an accompllce N the theit. NJ.
William Dodge knew very little OF 10. The
boy was known in the village only as wv
arrival, who was handy with tools, and who
had, month previous, secured work from
Walpole.
penter's home, after leaving the shop, which
was Just shutting up, and 10, wishing to cut
some branches in the woods before dark, de-
cided to take a cold supper later, and did
William Dodge found Mr.. 'Walpoe packing
yalise The carpenter had received orders
TO figure on a large contract in another town,
and was hurrying to catch the seven o'clock
train
Dodge told the man the object of his visit.
A pocket-book containing twenty-five dollars
was missing from his office desk. 10 Morris
had worked there that day; his nephew Nat
accused 10 of stealing it.
The carpenter laughed in Dodge's face at
the bare thought of the implication OF his
favorite apprentice in the theft.
N'Why, Dodge, 10 is the most honest boy
in town-an ambitious, trustworthy lad. I'd
trust him with thousands.
"Would your remarked Dodge. drily:
"Well, you think more OF boys than do' II
you would"
'Im sure your suspicious are unfounded."
"Maybe they are. All the same, l demand
an investigation"
"What do you mean!
"Has the boy room here?'
search it, then-and the boy himsef.'
''WeIl, Dodge, l won't do 1t.
Mr.. Walpole was indignant.
William Dodge's eyes flashed angrily.
"You won't eh?" he replied. with rising
mo, won't"
"You mean to shield him, then?" NUT
tered Dodge, in an angry tone.
II mean to protect him from insult. He's
no thief"
and accommodated you in the past. III have
nv way in this affair, or you and do no
more business"
Mr.. Walpole frowned annoyedly.
CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE
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CHAPTER V.
ARRESTED.

fWH HEN .Jo Morris returned to the village
AVN from the clearing near the tree in
which Nat Davis was, he never
Iroa,,,o.l Of iho ntrar,nn a nd stariIi.i 10
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~ BOUT one o'clock, from ske"r exhau'
n ton, Nat Davis fell asleep. 1t wa
W. a itful, phantom haunted slumber'
About two O'Clock he awoke, fever
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som of veterana ornanlze.

The Sons of Veterans organized
and elected officers "Wednesday night
I'm knights OF Columbus hall with
camp OF fiftyfour representative
Young men of Guthrie enlisted Secre-
iary T. w FtrOuro conducted the obii-
cations and mustered twonty5hree
into ne camp. Secretary Strouve was
assisted i'm giving he work by g. w.
billings acting as commander, J. Nv
hLait. MS senior yiceeommander,
Henry Cole as junior yice-comnand.
err. NJ l.. Mock as chaplain After
The camp WAS mustered ont the fol-
lowing officers We're elected. Ben. r.
Hegler. ,lr.. commander, Fred
Green secretary. Charles Seelcy,
treasurer Lon MuN'ew s. " com
msnder; Victor g. Hnasi9p, } V. cOa-
imander. DR. Alya A. WYSl,, chaplain'
lJ. III. Billinpa Fraul u. Pearson aud
iIohn G. Land camp council Mr..
Strouve EXPRESSED himself as being
/ greatly pleased With the camp and
lsaid IL was ono OF The largest and best
/ he had ever organized The camp viii
be known as the Guthrie Camp ~,
40 The camp viii meet Wednesday
might, May 3, in the district court
room.
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SOCIETY.
PROSPECTUS

friGay.
Strawberry demonstrations by Do
nestle Science club at home Of Mrs.
c O. Kneisley in afternoon.
Guthrie Whist club meets Ia after
noon.
East side w. C. 4. U. meets in
afternoon with Mrs. n. NJ Carter
Domestice Science club meets with
Mrs Kneisley in strawberry demon
stration.
Mrs II. II. smock entertains Guthrie
Whist club in afternoon
The regular meeting Of the w c.
II. IT, called for Friday has been post
poned to May s, at Mrs. NJ NJ Carter's.
Rite To Entertain.
Legislators and state officials will
be entertained by the Scottish Rite
Masons at the Temple. May 7th.
Mrs Amos Ewing is visiting rel1-
tives in Kingfisher.
The Christian Endeavor social which
was to have been given this evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James
J.. Houston, 723 East Warner. by the
young people, has been postponed.
Zimmermanns orchestra give their
regular weekly public dance this even
ing in the Revelers hall.
The Star Skating rinkowill giye Q
masquerade ball Tuesday evening.
The prizes will be given by the man
agement TO the best costumed young
lady and gentleman.
Mrs Walter Warren entertained al
G O'Clock dinner informally Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Grace Houghton is visiting in
.Cashion.
Mrs. Charles Carpenter entertains
with a / ocloek luncheon, at her home
corner of Elm and Springer, Satur-
day.
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oPENINo OF ELECTRIC PARK

OPENING OF ELECTRIC PARK.
An engagement of special interest
Ito theatre goers will commence at the
Electric Park theatre Sunday night.
May 3. when the Franklin Stock com
pany. one of the strongest organiza-
ltions ON the road. will open for Sc
r'ss of seven nights, they have this
lseason a company of selected artists.
and a line OF plays is unusually strong,
and have proven in every way salts.
actory to all patrons of high class
comedy and drama in the cities where
this company has played. a special
added attraction is the advanced
vaudeville features Specialties enliN-
Iening all waits between acts This
company comes very highly recon-.
Imended by the press all over the
country and will no doubt draw large
Icrowds. owing to the arrangements
this engagement must positively be
limited to one week William A, Dun
can leading man aud Miss Edythe Ma
fian Bryan leading lady and strong
cast. with an entire new bill each
|uight the opening play will be a SEN
IsatiOnal four act comedy drama sam
son of Yale popular prices win pre-
vail l0-20-30c.
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n'RsRsRswsEsMSHsMaESEsRs,E 1
i PERTAINING TO !
= STATE OFFICIALS !
4 NesHaH9H2Hs,asHsNssHS

Chairman Jack Love, OF the corpora
ton commission. returned this morn
ing from Oklahoma City where he at
tended the Interstate commerce com
mission hearing before which he testi-
ned as to freight rates on grain.
Attorney General Chas. West re
turned this morning from attending
the interstate commerce hearing In
Oklahoma City this week.
Assistant Attorney General George
Henshaw, is in Madill as a witness
in a railroad case.
state Superintendent of Public In.
structicn r. n. Cameron leaves this
evening for Bartlesvilie where he will
deliver the baccalaureate sermon to
the graduating class OF the Bartlesville
high school Sunday night.
Bank Commissioner II. II Smock
has returned from Oklahoma City
where he attended the meeting of the
national bankers Of the state
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MISREPRESENTATION q
FRESH TOPICS i
OF THE TOWN y
9g9ssnsMsuau'.s .sSE sHSRsEsH


Owing to the fact that the recent
decision of the supreme court effects
the legality Of the state board Of edu-
cations appointment Of n state text
book commission the board win not
meet tomorrow as was intended. but
VIII wait until the text book bill now
pending IN the state, which gives the
governor power to appoint the com
mission Is passed II is thought that
the same members viii be ro-appuinted
The bill is EXPECTED 20 become a law
the first of next week.
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cALL FoR WARRANTS.

state of Oklahoma, Treasurers Office.
Guthrie, Okla, April 20, 1908
| have money on hand TO pay State
General Revenue Fund warrants up To
and including register No. 259l.
Holders are requested TO present
same AZ Treasury for payment
Interest ceases ON May 90, 1908
J. A. MENEFEE
State Treasurer
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y sHGEaM aMsmsRs-9ssuT6SaSE 2
4 SHORT CUTS !
i TO THE NEWS !
a'HaR9aaEaH9HaEaa9HaHaHaEa

The middle pier Of the concrete
bridge across Fifth street was yester
day blown out by the Topeka Construc-
tion company, which is erecting the
bridge The city council let a con
tract for twin arch bridge and then
changed the specifications TO a single
span bridge. The work on the 100
foot reinforced concrete bridge Is now
well under way
The CITY council yesterday afternoon
held a special session to approve the
plans and specifications drawn by the
Palmer company OF Kansas City for a
tHo millicp gallon water filtration
plant and bids were ordered adyertis-
ed Tor May 18th.
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A Woman Dispensary Agent.


seventeen additional appointments
were made to-day by Governor Haskell
for local dispensary agents, making a
total OF 43 named and leaving thirty.
six agents yet 10 be appointed. The
local agency appointment IS still hans.
ing. FIRE Among the list named today
is Mrs o. A. McNair. Of Tahlequah.
she was recommend by The prohibit
iionists OF that city. Those named
to-day are; G. r. Blakely. Kingdsher.
l. n. Halt Chandler; J. W. Armstrong
Norman; " Henson. Checotah: r.
n. McClinton, sugler: Claude p. Helm
sallisaw; r. b Worsham ShHweli.
n. l.. Guthrie, Grove d w C.. Dun.
can Vinita G. +. Hafold Pryor
Creek S. o. Chestpey Wagner; J.
Len Conner. Claremtre; A. ]. Sturm
Bartlesvlle: Victor r. Ellis, Pawhus-
ka; Watkins, Okmulgee, J. S. Rear
den. Okemah
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oheok Lon KlOwa county.

Check From Kiowa County.
state Treasurer Menefee today re
ceived cheek from the Kiowa coun.
ty court for S236.S0, being the residue
of the estate of Margaret Murphy,
killed in the Snyder cyclone Of 1905.
The administrators were unable to
find any heirs. aud under the state
law such money escheatts to the state,
The sum will be placed in the general
fund
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The representatives Of the big rail
road concerns who are now here state
that the reason the smaller roads turn
ed In their assessment so much higher
rs because they want 10 place as high
a valuation on their properly as pos
sible In order 90 make a showing 10
the state corporation commission that
they cannot earn dividend under
the 2cent passenger fare in order TO
be exempted By the board under the
con5litr nal provision.
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Ex-Mayor schllline and other resi-
dents OF Capitol Hill. a suburb OF ok
lahoma City appeared before the cor
Doration commission With the demand
for a DEPOT on the Santa Fe railroad
The Testimony Of the Witness strongly
indicated the necessity OF a station.
The hearing was continued until Nav
~ when it viii be resumed at Capt
tol Hill
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1'nsnsusnsu@uausHsHsusmsM4
$ NEWS OF THE =
RAILROADS Z
t'nsnsHsHeNaN9nsHsuSNsnsBn


Division superintendent W 81 saTins-
man, Of the ROCK Island IS here CO.
day from FL Reno.
c. B. Holmes. formerly local agent
for the Katy, Is here from Musko-
gee today. lie is now travelling pas
senger and freight agent for the Mid
land Valley road.
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Assistant Attorney General F. G.
spilman holds in an opinion today,
that the commissioners of the land
office and state officials must report
TO the governor semianuually under
the provisions of the Oklahoma con,
stitutlon.
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TODAY IN
DEPARTMENTS


viii Issue Bank Cal.
Bank Commissioners II. II. Smock is
preparing to issue a call TOR a state
ment of the condition of the state
banks The last statement was made
az the close of business on February
29th, since which time twenty-four new
banks have been authorized TO com
mence business by the banking de-
.nartment
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Beginning with Monday May Attn
Ia semi-weeky cigar drawing will be
held at the Turf Pool and Billiard par
lor Corner Harrison and Division.
Coupons will be given with each SC
purchase. Drawings on Monday and
Thursday nights.
'Dont forget 70 ask for coupons"
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conri rerma set.

The state supreme court made or
ders yesterday setting the following
terms of district court: At Oklahoma
city. beginning June 2. and continuing
until June 27' at Perry n S-days term.
beginning May 6. Judge Clark, Of Okla
bona city. being assigned TO hold
same; two weeks term at Tahlcquah,
beginning Jtine 22nd
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BOOSTED VALUATIONS
CONTINUED from Psse y

placed al and viii give them an op-
portunity to appear and show cause
why they should not be assessed on
that yamoation before final action Is
taken by the board
1her are eighteen different railroads
operating IN Oklahoma, aud the larger
part Of the trackage is In the eastern
part of the state The territorial board
of equalization last year assessed the
railroads for Oklahoma territory al
Sl3.SlR,52S and the roads In the Indian
Territory part the state paid but a
small tax to the United States govern
ment The valuation as placed by the
board against the railroads is as fol-
lows.
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Kcdol completely diseEia on rlassef
qf food II viii ret rifhi ~ the trouble
and do the Yerv work itself for The
stomach. u IS pleasant 10 take Sold
by G. r Renfro
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w w Barnett OF Guertie. Hughes
county is IN the city, Mr. Barnett
has announced himself, as a candidate
fof state senator gois 3he az2hd dlstrict
OIlushes and Okfuskee U0unties).
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No1IcF.

All parties ha wing themselves in
debted to the Fan Dry Goods Co. will
please call and settle at once.
w NJ. SPURLOCK, Trustee
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VIII Grico and Ida Harris who we're
arrested by the police Tuesday night
for holding up and rehbing an In.
dian on West Harrison. we're bound
over to the fall tcrm of the distsict
court Matte Jelly was placed under
5000 bond for her appearance against
WIN Grice and Ida Harris, the other
bonds were 81 900 each.
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does rnf constipaie bpi ou The other
hand See laxative rrincinies oentlf
move the bowels Children like if
Sold by q r Renfro
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Railroad Work Renewed.


Construction work on the Santa Fe
Ration and Eastern, the Santa Fe, Ra.
ton and Des Moines and the Santa Fe.
Liberal and Englewood is being rapid
ly pushed near Ration, n. NJ Large
quantities Of ties and railroad ma
terial are being received daily and
contractors are finishing the several
gaps in the grade. lt will not be
many months before this road will be
opened up for traffic into Oklahoma,
which will mean an additional mar
ket for New Mexico coal and timber.
One hundred men are now at WORK
laying ties and track east of Ration.
All men and teams tHat were possible
20 be obtained were set to work this
week at Des Mones, N. NJ. unload.
ing ties and distributing them along
the grade west of that town.
AS soon as the roau is completed
TO Cunningham. a station east twelve
miles Of Ration. the Santa Fe win
make a connection with the Rocky
Mountains, while track is being laid
from Des Moines west to Cunningham
The Santa Fe seems to be fulhlling
its promise OF completing its road to
connect with the Rock Island in time
to carry away the fan crops.
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snch . SLAUGHTER IT r,erchandise ar
the Modern Clothing 70 is havin
was never heard OF IN Guthrie before
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g. a Nofanghlin presidepf.elecf ~
the Central State Normal SCHOOLS. Is
here today from Mangum.
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Insist mon Dewifs witch Hazel
saive. u Is esnecielly good fer piles
Sold b. G. r. RenfFo
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In letter TO Rufus r.. Riley. sher.
iff Of Nowata county Assistant Attor-
ney General Spilman instructa the OF.
ficer TO maintain q guard over tho
tools and Implements supposedly The
of The Prairie Oil and Gas
company, at Wann, and to notify the
department by wire II tho pipes of the
Kansas corporation. said TO be an
route TO Wann, arrive, The sheriff
notified the attorney general that he
was keeping close watcn to prevent
the Prairie company from stealing .
march on the state He was informed
by Attorney Spilmen tnat the injmc.
ton suit had been withdrawn from
the Tulsa district court only on a,
count of strong representations made
to AIR West that the Prairie company
did not intend to build pipe line
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Turned Horsc Loose to Die
Chief of Police Mitchell this morn.
ing placed under arrest A. L. Patter
son, an immigrant WHO turned a sick
horse loose IN the streets OF Guthrie
compelling the city TO kin the animal
and bury ~ He was aned in police
court by Judge Roles for the cost the
city was put TO IN the matter.
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dy' while there. He has not drawn
any pay since statehood
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GHGMsWaMSWSnsus,NSwSBeHS'E
PERSONAL |
AND
LOCAL
ensHsMsRRHsHsW9H9H9W9aGla

HHhsfhe1MsrAss'hasfhAs ~ hAs,haseA Aa1Ssi'paa paasi'MeciG
Dr. A Grant Evans Of Tulsa and wife
are guests at the Hotel Royal today
aud are attending the charity confer
ence meetings
PBRs
Roland Hughes is here from Nor
man
Frederick King is mere from Tecum,
sch.
Bankers A. L. cockrum anI A. R.
Eastman returned this morning from
Oklahoma City where they attended
the bankers meeting yesterday.
r. F. stobaugh is here from cres-
cent City
Auorne, G 0. Blake is here from
El Reno.
W cress or Perry is Guthrie
visitor
G. z. Page of Carney is In the city.
Judge J. p. A. Robertson Of ChaDd-
LEI IS in the city.
Cheesie Mcintosh is in the city from
Checotah.
Ex-senator David P. Marum is here
from Woodward.
H. r Thompson, OF Muskogee, is in
the city
J. II. Fink is here from Marshall
Or r. G. sharpe has returned from
trip 10 New Mexico
Former Delegate A. l., Hausam Is
here from Coweta Mr Hausam Is
one OF the legislative members OF the
Gcod Roads association aud Is here
IN the interest Of good roads.
Banker j. Gerlaeb Is here from
Woodwerd
District Judge VIM sowles is here
from Perry
United States Marshal John Aber-
nathy and Ed Nichols have returned
from Washington where they went az
ter a prisoner Marshal Abernathy
made salary arrangements with Ted
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Dr. A Grant Evans Of Tulsa and wife
are guests at the Hotel Royal today
aud are attending the charity confer
ence meetings.
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Bankers A. l.. cockrum aud A. r.
Eastman returned this morning from
Oklahoma City where they attended
the bankers meeting yesterday.
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PBRS
Roland Hughes is here from Nor
man.
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In PoIico Court.

VIII cIntosh paid a fine for drunk
eness. and Grace johnson. colored
was sentenced TO ten days In the city
bastile on a charge Of street walking