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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-09
EXPIATES
ASSASSIN'S CRIME
Ccontinued from Page 81

(Continued from Page 3D.
Sister Ana tasia came to Denver
only few months ago She was a
timld little sister, not sufficiently cap.
able to teach, but jealous and vigors
Gus. She was sent out to beg She
found friends here and there through
the bi getty who were kind and they
helped her
Two weeks ago a Catholic priest was
shot and killed in the sanctuary by an
Italian citizen
The next Jay the sisters went out
as usual TO beg. Sister Anastasia
went out with the wagon to the houses
where she had been wont 10 fiji her
basket, but everywhere she was told
that the Italian sisters would get moth
ing more.
Msets Firss Rebuff
An Italian has killed a priest" they
told her and her heart was broken
For two days she listened 10 the same
story. going home empty handed ear h
night Then she with a companion
mn stopped In at the monastery TO
look on tie face OF the dead priest.
Overcome with the idea OF offering
herself as an expi8tiOn for the crime
Of her countryman. she kuelt and
prayed that the punishment should
fall upon her and not upon her order.
As he prayed a paroxysm OF grief
seized her and her companion. whom
she later told about her prayer SAYS
she seemed hall hysterical while she
prayed
Then. when she attempted to rise
fiOm her knees. there was mighty
gripping pain IN her chest. Her head
was hot and he found her way 10 the
wagon outside with difficulty BY the
time he reached the orphanage her
finger tips we're blue and a physician
was allied. He attended her night and
day for week and then she died
There was beatiiic smile on neT
prrple lips when the end came. az II
vision were unfofled TO her
Diea fos ENpiation.
~She gave her life IN explation for
the sin oi the assassin. hef country
man, said the simple nuns. Sister
Anastasia was dead Tho nun who
had kneit with her iH the monastery
declares that a. she looked ifson the
face ~ sse dead Franciscan father a
look Of horror came over her face
and that only after long praying dh
this give way 70 one Of peace and
calm
The Franciscan fathers gathered
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FoR coLoREn LIeRARY.

Judge Perklna Working IN Behalf Of
Good Cause
Judge Napier Perkins together With
number OF colored women Is work.
ing on scheme looking 10 tho found
ing Of library for tho exclusive uso
and benefit OF colored boys and girls
of the rity The object ot this move, p
said Judge Perkins. ''s to inculcato q
better spirit IN our youth Our col
o,ed boys shu1li be kept OF the
streets. We believe that library
would more nearl yremeiy present
conditions than any thing else II
the people viii cme TO our support
and give ps aid substantially We can
make tho project success
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BOUND OVER TO GRAND JuRY
Doctor" King and Dan High, Who
Passed Worthless Checks.

Doctor" King and Dan High, Who
Passed Worthless Checks.
DR. William Randolph King was ar
ralgned before Justice Seward today.
waived examination and was bound
over to the grand Jury. The charge
against King was obtaining money
under false pretenses He bought
merchandise at local stores. giving
drafts on bank in Boston which
proved to be worthless
Dan High, a LoeeE county farmer,
who IS charged with forging the name
Of S. II Skies. a Muihall merchant, TO
several checks was heard today be
fore Jus. Seward and was also
bound over to the grand jury Both
prisoners were unable to give bail
and they are now in he county Jail
Many Guthrie girls were present az
the trial of King TO get a glimpse Of
tho yeung bridegroom
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ATTORNEY GENERAL
CLEARS UP DOUBTS
Original Opinion Has Been
Widely Discussed and
Often Misguided

The widely discussed and often mis-.
quodted attitude of Attorney General
West relative to shipments 0l liquor
into the state from adjoining states and
what really contributes inter tate trai.
fio is contained in the following CON.
prehensive letter addressed to Theo.
dore Pruett, of Anadarko, attorney OF
Caddo county:
What | hold in the matter Of ship.
ment of liquor vas this. That our law
presuppOsed and implied an interstate
sale and interstate shipments, and that
If there was a sale In Texas. to be
delivered in Oklahoma, tho sale not
being complete until delivery in Ok.
lshoma, that our law implied this to
be a lawbul purchase, because. If il
did not imply II our law would be un-
constitutional
Il also said that not only Interstate
sales, but interstate intercourse was
interstate commerce. and that * there
was sale in Texas for instance. com.
pleted in Texas, by delivery in Texas,
and that II the vendee proceeded di.
rectly in good faith to his home In Ok.
lahoma, tnat to interfere with such
interstate intercourse wen!j be as
m ch an interference with Interstate
commerce as an Interference with an
interstate sale. and that this also must
be implied as legal transaction un.
der ouT law; bui ii there was sala
ccmplsted in Texas and the vendee
came into this state, not directly or
in good faith going % his home, by
directly do not mean straightnesa Of
nnc but in point of time, but turn.
ing aside to convey the liquor from
point to point in this state, that such
g conveyance would be Illegal In this
state
Il have also held that the size Of
the package bought or shipped into
the state might be considered as bear
ing upon the good or bad faith OF the
transaction and as an evidence as to
whether it was Interstate commercc.
Oi course. tho sizo OF q package In an
Interstate sale would not be evidence
of anything except warning % the
offl,eri to- observe we'll an excessively
large package to see that II was not
rc-sold Tor part of il in this state.
These principles arc too elementary
aud have been too often decided 10
need citation o. authoritios, and J
am sure you chn find plenty o. quo
tstion1 or this subject"
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Mayor Barnes. in reply, says:
Mrs Nina Russell Los Angeles Gal
My Dear Madam: lonr esteemed
favor OF February 29th. duly received,
and / am glad OF the opportunity TO
recommend 10 you two very nice. re.
tined city gentlemen. either one OF
whom would, think fill the bill
We have number oi vigorous
young farmers owning splendid
ranches IN Oklahoma several OF whom
| am sure, need a partnership such as
yur mention BIT am not able Just at
rresen. to give You their address.
shall hope To do so later on.
incidentally in answer 70 yo1r 9th.
er question, wish to say that the gov
ornment lands IN Oklahoma have all
been homesteaded long ago, and the
most of them are now owned by indi.
viduals
Tho climate here Is ideal We have
more pretty days in a year than any
other country on the face oi the foot,
stool and it Is rarely, If ever, that
we have an uncomfortably cold spell
in winter
About these two gentlemen; wish
to say that they are in the neighhor.
hood of 35 10 40 years Of age. one a
widower owning an elegant mansion
and possessing all the qualifications
necessary TO assure the happiness OF
lady like yourself.
The other one, single gentleman
OF magnir ent personality. splendid
business man. who has 80 far main.
tanned o splendid resistance to the
charms Of the fair sex, brt who would,
II compelled to surrender, make a
spleniid husband for hazeleyed
widow of - years OF suitable form and
style
If you will pardon me the sugges.
ton. think a lctter from you, to-
eethcr with a photograph TO either OF
these gentlemen, might perhaps result
ir q consummation devoutly 10 be
wished. and il ! can get the address
OF some good ranchman. / VIII take
ploaFure In forwarding the same 70
YER. and viii be glad 10 further the
suggestions OF your letter In any
prorer way that | may b. able TO do.
Very respectfully,
G. NJ BARNES. Mayor
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TURNS DOWN
REQUtstTION
Continued from PAGE ~

AivHtluh'u ilOu Idht 10
with the crime until fsw weeks aeo.
lie alleges further that he % limo.
cent Of the crime aud submits several
aihdayite proving an alibl from men
who swear they were wprfipe with
wilkins on Octobcr 1a9G. the time
the crime was committed
As a further roason why he should
not be returned 70 Arkansas the pfis.
oncr declares that several negroes
have already been lynched there over
the killing with which he 10 charged
and that the prejudice against negroes
rs so strong 10 Argonta that he would
be In great danger of meeting with
violence al the hands OF mob II re-
turned
John wilkins the white man with
whose murder wilkins Is charged, was
Killed on October p la1G as Che re.
suit of 4 desperate feud between his
family aud a negro family Of Arscntl
named Colum
The trouble originated on September
~ 1900 when white man named y
R Mcdonald killed a negro musician
named Wiley shelby
Al the inquest. held at the undertall
ing establishment Of the COlumE VINO
were wellto-do groes. difficulty
arose, Ia which Robert Colum was sii
led, aud deputy Ed. Lindsey aud Gar
ret COlum severely wounded.
Garrett Colum was confined IN hos
pital until October q and that cvinins
as John Lindsey the father and MA
ton Lindsey. q brother OF Ed lindsey
we're passing the Column store. ihe3
We're both shot down the elder Linl
sey being instantly killed and the
Younger dangerously wounded
Charles aud Garrett Lindsey were
supposed 90 have done the shootias
and Immediately nea They have
never been captured
mob formed and the iollowias day
a negro named Blackburn. who was
said to have be In Ia the C0iuni store
at the time of the shootiug was
iyncheI Several BUILDINGS. ineludns
the store and home of The C)lums WAS
burned aud hundreds OF negroes
.3rightensd out 0I the town
wilkins claims that the agent 0l the
state of Arkansas who came after him
admits that he does nnt believe Wii
kins guilty Of the crime. hut that he
wants % take him back as q Witness
against others.
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LEAP YEAR
PROPOSAL
COMELY YOUNG WIDOW
OFFERS HEART TO
OKLAHOMA MAN

Mayor G NJ Barnes IS IN receipt OF
leap year proposal from refined
young widow residing at Los Angeles.
Cal, who wants TO marry either cat
tie rancher or refined city gentleman.
50 great Is her desire to come to Ok
lahoma, whose many attractions ara
so allurlng. Her proposal" Is set
forth In the following letter.
TIE the Mayor of Guthrie Oklahoma
Dear Sir: Pardon ME for taking the
liberty of writing you. but ! wish to
inquire about your country climate
and so forth. am a refined widow.
age 81 years. and not bad looking;
have brown hair. hazel eyes / wish
To know about government lands.
whether one can have some on taking
up a homestead claim, and whether
IL Is free. or II one Is required TO pay
stipulated amount Also | wish 90
inquire II you have any refined gentle
1acn IN good circumstances that wish
nice wife, a good cook and house
keeper. At present ! am resident
of Los Angeles Cal, have lived here
some time. also have heard great
deal OF your new country, and like n
new country II the climate "a not too
cold IN winter DO you have cattle
in Texas? would like 10
marry good gentleman owning a cal.
To ranch or a good, refined city gentle.
nan, but prefer the former
Hoping you will not make light OF
ny request for an answer. and also
hoping to hear from a nice gentleman.
remain, Respectfully,
MRS. NINA RUSSELL
Los Angeles, Cal.
6SS l2 Alyardo st., South.
II S-This is leap year.
Feh 20 IgQS
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The FIRST warm days Of spring bring
with them desire TO get out and en-
JOY the exhiliratng ar and sunshine.
Children that have been housed up
all winter are brought out and you
wonder where they all came from.
Tho heavy winter clothing is thrown
aside and many sled their hannels
Then a cold wav. comes and people
say that grip is epidemic Colds at
this season are even more dangerous
than IN mid-winter as there rs muca
more danger of pneumonia Take
ChambSgirin's Cough Remedy how
ever, and 1Du viii have nothing to
fear. lt always cures, and We have
never known a cold 70 result IN preu-
monia when it was used. II Is pleas.
ant aud safe to take Children like
il. For sale by--C. r. RENFRO
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MarNh 4 1908
All motions and demurrers I'm Grim.
maj aud civil cases in the Circuit and
District Courts OF the United States
ior the Western District OF Oklahoma.
have been set for hearing at Oklahoma
city Oklahoma. on Monday March 16.
1908 al 10 O'clock a m
HARRY FINLEY.
Circuit Clerk.
CHAS L HUNTER,
Aatt District Clerk
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yesterday in the little chapel at the
crphanage to lift their voices with the
others in prayer, aud Father Montcli
a Jesuit from the college, spoke a few
words In eulogy There were other
PRIESTS and nuns there and there were
the little orphans, wnose bread Sis.
tel Anastasia had begged They
psayed n little while over her and then
they laid her to rest - Mount Olivet
cemetery She was tho first OF the
Italian sisters to die IN Denver
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I
! FRESH TOPICS I
OF THE TOWN Z
ssRssRss !. q ~ 50 ..H 3 aRfN. ~ Z

Attention sir Knights.
Guthrie Commandery No. I viii hold
stated conclavo Monday, March the
ath At 80 D. M Work in red cross
and order OF the Temple AL Sir
Knights are ordered 10 be pr sscn
Visiting Sir knights cordially wei
come Refreshments
A. o. FARQUHARSON
D. G.
CALEN CROW
Recorder
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The school land board today author
lied state Treasurer Meuefee 70 draw
an additional S500.0OO of the $4,000 600
pertinent school fund from e. ma.
tiOnal treasury The fourth eustall-
ment, making S2.000.000, was rocei sed
here yesterday and VIII be immediate
~ placed by Seer tary Mari 81 the
commission. on deposit with state
banks that have availed themselves Of
the guaranty deposit law
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reIenhene IIearInn Resunad.

'c'NFHiSHN ficdifHV NcsuiNco.
The hearing of tto complain of the
CITY of Enid Va. The Pioneer Tele,
phone Go. Is being continued today
boforo the corporation commission
The residents OF Enid fled a COM
pleint against the telephone company
owe raising their phone rates from
SiNa 10 $3.50 for residences aud from
81 to So Tor office phones This Is the
day that the commission ha stakon
testimony IN the case Tho city OF
Enid is represented by city Attorney
Winfield Scott and the commission by
shaw. Henry ~ Asp OF Guthrie. is
representing the telephone company.
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Eeoaned serIoun lnlury.
GALEN GROW.
Recorder

An accident which might have
pioyeu serious to Attorney General
West and his assistant. w c Reeves.
occurred az the state house late Sat
urday afternoon when the plasterihg
of the room in which they were at
work fell with n crash. The officials
heard the cracking of the plaster and
ran for a corner Of IN room. escaping
with a few cuts aud cruises on their
handN
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Beautifying methods that iDjure the
skin and health are dangerous Be
beautiful without injuring yourself by
taking HOLSTERS Rocky Mountaia
Tea Lovely complications follow It's
use S5c Tea Or Tablets
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Many people hSve a narrow escape
from pneumonia and consumption ys
a result of cold that hangs on.
Folcy's Honey and Tar cures coughs
and colds no matter how deep seated
and prevents pneumon'r and consump-
tion. Refuse Substitutes &C r. rem,
FRO.
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Attorney General West Is in Okla
homa City today appearing in behaE
ol The state in the "jim Crow IN
junction case. which Is being argued
in the Federal court there today.
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.SOcIETy


Mrs. James Baxter and son. James.
Jr- are yisitingp friends IA Kansas
City.
Miss Mabel Bagby. Of vinita Is
spending this week with Judge and
Mrs. ) 3. Turner, on Bast Noble ave.
nuc.
Dr aud MS. @. A. Hughes have re-
turned from a sunday visit in Edmond
with relatives.
Mrs Miah saldom. OF Arkansas CITY
is visiting Ter sister, Mrs A. II Picty
OF this city.
w Gore Iiagar. OF Oklahoma city
spent Sunday in the city with friends.
Miss Amy Brooks has returned to
her home in Oklahoma City after
spending ten days in the city with
friends.
The Executive Board OF the city fed
Grafton held business meetin, al the
Carnegie library Saturday afternoon.
They will again endeavor this year to
make the capital city the flower city
! of the outhwest
Or. Macarthur, q lady medical mis-.
sionary Of the Presbyterian church.
viii deliver an address in the First
Presbyterian church H'ridav e1entne.
March 18th, Every one Is cordially in
vited 70 attend.
The Firemen are making elaborate
arrangements for their annual BAN.
which will be given March II St
Patrick's Day. at the Revelcs hall.
The dancing party is to be gwen tor
the benefit Of the iiremen and as in the
past, viii be largely attended.
Mrs John Threadglll OF Oklahoma
City IN letter to the president OF the
City Federation of clubs in Guthrie,
enprcssed her high appreciation Of the
reception accorded her by the clubs OF
the city.
The CITY Federation will hold an
educational rally on Thursday
Speakers who will coyer all phases OF
local ahd state educational matters
Ntsa bN t7fNNNt t1hl lfNi AfltRiltiNHi
Professor Snowdan Parlette and sup
crintendent Cain of the local schools.
The West Side w. c. r. 4. win
meet at the Second Baptist church cor.
ner of Seventh and Noble, Tuesday.
March 10th at 2:GO o'clock D. m. Mrs.
Florence Hunt will conduct review
of our state matters. Rev II. l. Clo id
the Indian preacher. who was NOM
Der OF the constitutional conventions
will lecture for the union soon. sub
ject. the Indian on the war path Rev
Cloud dresses in the Indian costume,
while delivering the lecture, which IS
not only entertaining but instructive
The Excelsior club will meet with
Mrs. II. NJ. Fielding Thursday after
noon. Ths lesson is Italy,
l. History and Education-Mrs
2 italian Peasants and Agriculture.
al Conditions Mrs II. h. Miller
3 What Debt do We owe Italy p
Mrs. Hart
Z. What Glass Of Citizens do we
receive from Italy and what are we
doing with them. Mrs. Bennett
Mrs. =. j. Blackman VIII have
charge of the lesson.
The ladies' of the First NJ Il. church
viii give q farewell reception to Mrs.
j S. Hunt az the home of Mrs Anna
Bennett 124 East Noble avenue. Fri
day afternoon from three to five
o'clock cordial invitation is exten-
ded to ali N mbers and friends.
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Misl Setter, OF II Reno, Is in the
city, called By serious Illness Of Lieu
tenautGcYernor Bellamy.
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LEMON plckEss CAST.

Big Elks Show March 17-i6 Promises
TO Be r Hummer,
Local Elks are pgshing work on the
Lemon Pickers tho musical comedy
e. be presented at the Brooks, March
~ and le
There viii BE- sixty people in the
cast. The play Is upfoarlously funny
"The Retailers association has ap.
proved the souvenir program and com
mittees Will DC al work tomorrow.
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Get the Wills cut. New spring suit
inss. Willis TsilOr'na Co.
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Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children.
Successfully used hy Mother Gray
nurse IN the Children's Home III New
York, Cure Feyerishness, Bad Stom.
ach, Teething Disorders, move and
regulate the Bowels and Destroy
Worms over 10000 testimonials
They never fail. AT all druggists. 25c
sample FREE. Address Allen S.
Olmsted, lie Roy. n. Y.
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Ready for that spring suit? Get the
willis cut New styles. new shades
pellghtfur variety.
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asEsnsRSH9M,sHszaH8m9WaBaM
! PERSONAL i
: AND d
} LOCAL =

Charles p Catlip manager OF the
Dilery department. of the Van Camp
Hardware and Iron company. OF In
dianapolis ind, is in the city. He
has swell line Of cutlery on display
at}the lone sample rooms.
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'(icvcrp0r' Price. 81 the school land
department, Is il al hts rooms 3l1
North Bfoae street vilh pneumonia
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De Wolf Hopper opens the new
tbeaier AZ AcAlestef
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Sixteen 0l the United States now
Nave sugar factories-ei In all
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Spring suitings az Willis Tailoring
Co. "The Willis cut"
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Ladies' oxfords, st.35 to $3.50
Robinson's.
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3 sN.sNSEEaSMG8su 8susNsESM@MEup
= NEWS OF THE =
RAILROADS =
= faaEaz9ESnsaszaus sasEsns'H

Sim the schedule has been changed
On tho Eastern Oklahoma passenger
train hetN cen here and Shawnee II
takes an 40 10 go 70 Shawnee The
merchants Of Shawnee hdve registered
a kick before the corporation commits
sion TO have the matter remedied
Santa Pc Detective p NJ Moore g.
here from Arkansas city
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J. r. Street OF Oklahoma city. IS
Guthria visitor
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A HAPPY MARRlAGE.

Sunday afternoon at A o'clock. at the
home OF Mrs. May Buell. IA 10 East
Oklahoma avenue, Mr. Otto Barrett
aud Miss Leona Kener in the pre- sencc
of q few friends and relatives, we're
united In marriage by Rev. =. ID. Cam
cron, pastor Of the First Baptist church
Mehdelshon's wedding march was play
cd by Misses Bessis Whtelcy and Ele-
more Hanford The brides attire wa5
Of white organdie and she carried a
beautiful bouquet Of white carnations
The groom Is a well known Young
man in this city. young man who at
tends closely to business and hears
The highest respect OF al who know
him. The bride r. one of COyle vell
known and best respected yonag la
dies. UDtil recently she has neen cm-
ployed and resided in oklahoma city.
Her many friends abcui Cosle are
somewhat surprised but pleasantly 50,
that she las chosen 50 well among
Gutnries young men.
The afternoon was passed in Mrs.
Buell's home with great pieasula be-
tween the bride groom and their
iriecds All enjoyed an eloquent we'd.
ding dinner al SIX o'clock
The newly married couple vii make
their home al liG ~ East oklahoma
avenue whar the groom has lived
with his father for some years
A host OF friends expect aud wish
i0r this young man vile a long aad
happy useful life
The West Side w. 9. 7. T. will
meet al the Second Baptist church,
corner OF West Noble and Seventh,
Tuesday. March 10. at p. m In
response 20 roll call each one present
viii be asked tell something about
our state president Mrs Florence
Hurt will conduct a review OF our
state minutes. There was an execn
tive meeting this afternoon At the
home OF the president, 7Q9 Wet Cleye
land.
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AMUsEMENTs.

LOsT--Brown fur boa In or near lone
hotel Return TO Leader offiee and
receive reward
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g KirR, OF Shawnee is in the
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Mrs. John Threadgill OF Oklahoma
City in letter to the president OF the
City Federation OF clubs in Guthrie,
-nprcssed her high appreciation Of the
reception accorded her by the clubs OF
the city
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United states Attorney John Embry
Is in Oklahoma city today on matters
beforo the federal court.
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} Harrington. Of weleetka. IS in the