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The Washington times., 1909-06-30
JOHN KANE FOUND
DEAD IN WORKSHOP
Open Gas Jet Hints at Sui
eide of Painter-Had Suf-
! fered From Heat.

with a rubber tube connected with
an open gas Jet banging near by, the
body Of John Kane, sixty-three years
old. sign painter, was found this
morning IN the shop on the second floor
OF the building at sos Tenth street
northwest. where Kane had been en-
pIoyed.
Kane had suffered with the heat for
the last ten days. and II is believed thar
the weather had temporarily affected
his mind. According to the other men
employed at the sign shop. he had
been nearly overcome on several &C.
easions. He complained frequently that
he did not believe he would be able to
stand it any longer il the hot spell
kept Vi. and all yesterday seemed very
respondent, although he kept at his
work
When John Logan opened the place
this morning he detected the odor Of
gas. Going to a small alcove of Of
the wOrkrOom, he found Kane's body
in a chair with the tube hanging in
front Of the face. Logan turned of the
gas and sent a hurry call to the
Emergency Hospital. but when the am
bulance arrived the surgeon pronounced
life extinct. The man had apparently
been dead several hours.
The Washington times., 1909-06-30
POLICE STAND FIRM
IN RICKSHAW STRIKE
CONSERVATION Spreads When Prospects Indicate That
Hold-Out May Be Indefinite Many Climb Steep
Hill for Roosevelt Reception

NAIRoBI, British East Africa, June
S0--The announcement by the police
here today that they will not yield one
point in their fight with the rickshaw
hoys, who have been on strike ever
since Colonel Roosevelt and his party
arrived. is taken to mean that there is
small hope for any settlement Of the
difficulty, and Europeans viii be com
PEELED to walk while they are here this
year.
The rickshaw strike originated from
a new set of police regulations requir-
ing the boys who pull the queer car
riages to undergo a medical examina-
ton. comply with certain restrictions
concerning lodgings and food. to OBJ
serve the traffic rules. and to pay fines
for transgressions of the regulations.
The rickshaw boys. who are Kikuyus,
from fifteen 70 seventeen years OF age.
chose very opportune time for the
strike. There is practically no other
means OF transportation In Nairobi ex-
cept rickshaws. There is no street car
system. and horses cannot be kept be-
cause Of "horse sickness" The heat is
The Washington times., 1909-06-30

ss6.7s Seattle, Washington, and Return.
Alaska Yulxon-Pacific Exposition. Tick
cts on sale at Baltimore & Ohio Ticket
Offices until Sept g, valid for return
until Oct. 81. Woman's Suffrage Conven-
ton, July / to z. Epworth League Con-
VentiOn. July TO u. Sovereign Grand
Lodge, 7 o. o. F., Sept. 20 TO 25.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1909-06-30

so enervating as to render it practically
impossible for Europeans to walk any
distance.
Prior to the coming of the Roosevelt
party settlers had been swarming to
the city to see the great American
hunter. Every riekshaw in town had
been engaged for weeks in advance,
because the government house is on
the top OF long hill. and it is a long
walk UP there.
The strike was not announced until
the last momen There was a panicky
rush to get carriages, and rickshaws
that would have commanded 81 to s.
for the evening, but went for SIS to see.
Even then the supply was quickly ex-
hausted. and on the evening of the re-
ception to Colonel Roosevelt women IN
ball dresses and men originally in fault
less attire, had to walk Up the dusty
hill or ride In donkey carts or on sec
ond-hand bicycles rented at exorbitant
prices. Many OF the guests arrived
dust-covered and limp with perspira-
ton.
The Nairobi rickshaw boys are paid
rupees. or a little more than $40 a
month. They IAN live on almost moth
ing. and the prospects are for an in
definite fight.
The Washington times., 1909-06-30
HUNTING FOR TRACE
OF HOUSEBREAKER
No Clue to Man Who Attempted
to Break Into McDermott
Home.

Police all over the District are endeav-
oring today to get some clue 10 the
identity OF the negro who made a des-
perate effort TO gain an entrance 10 the
apartments of Representative McDer-
mott, of Chicago. $50 East Capitol street.
last night. The negro was climbing in
the window of the bathroom on the
second floor. when he was discovered by
Mrs. McDermott.
Running TO the stairway. Mrs. McDer-
mott called to her husband and Dr..
J. Winslow Taylor. who were sitting in
the front yard. but the negro had dis
appeared before the two men got up
stairs. A thorough search was made of
the premises. but no trace could be
found of the intruder. An investigation
showed that he had climbed up a water
spout to the second story.
The Washington times., 1909-06-30
REHEARING ASKED
FOR SHIP CASE
Former Sheriff and Associates May
Appear Again Before Su-
nreme Court
preme Court.

Petition for a rehearing Of the case
of Colonel Ship, his deputy, Gibson,
and four citizens of Chattanooga,
Tenn adjudged guilty of contempt of
court. was received today by the
clerk of the Supreme Court of the
United States
These men were found by the SUI
preme Court to have been engaged in
a conspiracy which resulted in the
lynching OF Ed Johnson, colored,
while he was under a stay of ex-
ecution granted by that tribunal.
They were to have been sentenced by
Chief Justice Fuller on June l, but
upon application of their attorneys
an extension of time was granted
and permission given to file a petition
for a rehearing. Meantime, the ac-
Cused are out on bond.
The Washington times., 1909-06-30
HARTMAN TO TAKE
BATHS AT OASTEIN
Specialists Say American Railroad
Magnate's Condition Is Due
TO Overwork.

VIENNA, June 30.-E. H Hartman is
TO take the baths at Gastein. Gnosr
orders from DR.. Streumpel, the railroad
nagnate wiz leave Semmering. where
he IS now staying, on July 7, and go to
Gastein.
Under the direction OF physicians
there. he viii begin a series of electro
carbonic baths, and will take up
routine OF light exercises 70 build up
his system. which DR.. StreumpeI says
IS nervousiy exhausted.
Streumpel. after a careful examins-
ton of the wiry little fnancier. says
the nervous exhaustion which afflicts
Hartman is due entirely TO overwoTk.
The Washington times., 1909-06-30
PRICE OF SECRECY
REPORTED 500, 900
Dunsmuir Said to Have Paid Sons
Wife TO ForestaIl Recital
in Court.

SAN FRANCISCO, June So-Living
quietly at her home in Sausalito is Mrs.
Robin W. Dunsmuir, who married the
son of James Dunsmuir, lieutenant gov
ernor of British Columbia, and who
formerly was Miss Madge Arlington
ShoobeTt, Of Sausalito and San Fran
cisco.
A divorce, secretly obtained. is the
cause of the retirement of Mrs. Dunr-
muir to her mothers home.
The secrecy Is said to be due to a
desire on the part of the lieutenant
governor 10 shield his son from pub
licity. Information from British Co
lumbia states that he paid 800, 900 to hia
daughter-in-law rather than <kave her
tell in court the story OF Der married
life. Dunsu uir is somewhere in the
United States, and is said to be on the
Atlantic coaiit- Report says he vas
guilty of personal cruelty and humilia-
ton of his wife
The Washington times., 1909-06-30

Moderately Priced Floral Designs.
Freshest cut flowers. Shafer. 18th & I
-Advt.
The Washington times., 1909-06-30
KNIGHTS DISPORT
DOWN AT BEACH

The members OF Potomac Council, No.
z33 Knights Of Columbus, and their
friends. are disp0rting themselves al
Chesapeake Beach today on the Oc-
casion OF the tenth anniversary OF the
formation Of the organization. Ar
rangements for the AFFAIR were in the
hands OF capable committees and a
large crowd started out early this morn
ing 70 make day Of it at the beach.
This evening special trains will be run
10 carry those members OF the order
who could not &c during the day.
The Washington times., 1909-06-30
PRACTICAL JOKE
LEADS TO KILLING
Georgian Under Arrest
as Result of Quarrel With
Friend.

ATLANTA, Ca, June 30.-Donald II.
Balm, one Of the best known insurance
men in the State, friend OF the late
Henry W. Grady and Of Capt. Evan P.
Howell, is under arrest charged with
the killing of E. G. Williams and the
wounding of Charles Beardsley, the re-
suit of a practical joke.
Williams is the agent OF the Fidelity
and Casualty Company Of New York,
and had been out of town for day or
two. He had a desk in Bain's office,
and when he returned to his office last
evening he found a placard on his desk
announcing he had been sent to the
State Asylum for the Insane. He re-
sented the joke, and accused Balm Of
being its author. The men quarreleds
and Williams slapped Balm in the face.
Balm secured a revolver and the shoot
ing followed. Beardsley was shot
while trying to prevent further shoot
ing.
The Washington times., 1909-06-30
BISHOP TO ADDRESS
MEETING IN OPEN
Representative Head Also Dele
gate at Episcopal Gathering to
Be Held Here.

WILMINGTON. Del, June &c.
Bishop Frederick ]. Kinsman. of the
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Della
ware. win be the principal speaker
at the open air celebration to be held
at the cathedral, Massachusetts, and
wisconsin avenues. Washington. on
Sunday evening. July 4.
Representative William H Head,
OF this city, viii be one of the repre-
sentatives OF the delegation from this
State
The Washington times., 1909-06-30
TO Buy PAPAL HOME.

ROME. June 30.-Archbishop Farley
has decided 10 buy the homestead OF
Pope Plus TX at Senigailia- u will be
transformed into a shrine in which
relics Of that pontin will be placed.
Archbishop Farley IN a recent CONVEX
sation with the Pope said that a New
York priest had contributed 500 TO the
purchase
The Washington times., 1909-06-30
TIMBER CUT SEIZED.

RAINY RIVER, Ontario, June 3o.-An
immense drive of saw logs. about 1900.
which had been cut ilicitIy on the
Canadian side and lowed into American
waters near Beaudette. were seized BY
Secret Service Agent Foulkes on behalf
of the Washington Government. The
logs viii likely be returned to the own
erS OF the permits upon which they were
cut. They were cut by half-breeds who
had arranged to sell them on the Ameri-
can side.
The Washington times., 1909-06-30

$3.50 ST. Paul and Return,
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. TO International
Convention, Christian Endeayor Tickets
July SI.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1909-06-30
AUTO TIRE EXPLODES.

MERWICIS, Pa, June s0.-As Sterling
Fowler was attempting 20 take the tire
from his auto, without removing the
air, the tire exploded and the valve
cut great cash in his face under the
eye.
The Washington times., 1909-06-30
Two-sToRY DWELLING SOLD.

The two-story, bay-wlndow brick res
idence. at 61b I street northeast, has
been sold through the office of Shannon
& Luchs TO Mrs. Mary Menzies. The
property contains six rooms. The cnn-
siders ton In the transaction was $3.50.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26
3 8 ooo.ooo Q . . 3 oooos !
DOPE FOR THE FANS.
Sd, oIc acooooooou . D . 90 . . )

patleSson is holding mis- place as
The iasttInistf senator IN the bunch
He hts hated 369 having secured
.8S bifielesnin % flnes al bat Fan.
caster, one of the pilehefe, ieads him
bs four points he5 has deem 40 Dnly
II TIMES nHf il HiHn an~S
8epd rs me onig ainer Seeator
hitting over the 500 mafkipafie 1aA
secured " hlta out 0f IS times up.
IN average Of .gIs.
During tac Webb City and Spring.
field series he locals for the first
time made credliabIe showing In
the field They made but . errors
out Of no chances. fielding per.
centage OF 52. FOR The season the
Senators have hataed z2f. securing
Iea hite oil of 72g times st bat. which
4 doing we'll for the crippled ccndIl
tlpm a. lhS team and beslaf than
ni4ag lAnuw ~ the TexaN league Tha
team has S52 put Naula and hAslelg II
- credit and 81 errors 20 |ln dln
credit fielding percentage of sa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26

Most women realize that beauty is
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woman may easily and quickly gaia
4 periec complexion by a few min
utes massage each day with Nadi'
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scientifically compounded from The
purest medicinal ingredients. never
fails to bInlsh freckles aud all facial
dIscolOrat ons. II rids the pores and
Tissues OF an impurities, smoothes
away an wrinkles and impasts to the
skin tha, much desired volvety soft.
ness and exquisite clearness. leaving
Il In n state OF childllke freshness
aud beauty. AS a beaulilylng ageul
Nadlnoia Cream where best known
is regarded necessity Each pack
age contains q binding guarantee and
full directions which tell just how aus
woman wty have 4 perfect compress
ion. sold at all hlgh.class drug stores
soc and $i.00 W4
NATIONAL TOILET co. Paris, Tenn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26
PERTAINING TO
STATE OFFICIALS

President J. T. Connors. OF the
rtate board Of agriculture returned
today from MoAleater where he has
been looking after prison matters.
Attorney General Charles West
viii return this afternoon from shaw.
nee. whore be has been assisting IN
abe prosecution Of the Maben case
State Labor Commissioner Charles
Dauehertg and his assistant Mr. Ash
ton, leave this evening for Okmulgee
to attend the meeting oi the state
hoard ~ arbitration there tomorrow.
Governor HdHhtIt mas Issued z
Fequlstiou Hpan Governor Hadlcy. Of
Missouri asklng fer che return 20
Garfield county, George Randell
wanted on burglary charge.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26

# YOU deElre a cieaf complexlan lake
Foley's 0rino Laxative Ter e1nalinal
tlon and llver trouble as Il wlll atlm
ulate thesc organs and thoroughly
cleanse your system. which la whai
everyone needs u the spring II 0rdos
10 feel we'll
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26
ADAM Is GETTING MAD.


Kansas city Mo-. May 80 james
Sharpe. known as adam God" on
trial for ihe murder 1T policeman
In q religious RIOT. created sensa.
ti0n m court today when be declared
Job LYNN an evangelist who fire..
quently breaches 10 prisoners. had
abused dim, calling him a liar aud
hypocrite" Investigation by The
court showed but little basis Tor the
charge.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26

home In saltwater last evening after
visit IN the olty with his daughter,
Mrs. 2. G. Hunt.
The Womana Missionary society
Of the First Presbyterian church was
entertained this afternoon at the
home OF Mrs VIM sexaur
The Fan Tan club held their last
maimg OF the season with Miss
May Baker Monday All members
were present Light refFeshmepls
were served
EMrg y. !. Merrck has returned
from wsll IN Cleveland with hey
daughter, Mrs, r. J Edmonds, Y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26

THE nov Fish and Game law VIA
bn In eflert after juno 1tih HlYeFN
uue interested should iia4s auny NJ
ihe new law We SELL them fof M
cents the single cnny Write lor
prices on quantities Leader prlnilne
Company Guthrie Okla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26

The now Fish and Game lse vita
be IN effect after June 1ilh Evory
one interested should have copy Of
the new law We sell them tot 2t
cents the sIpgle copy Write fof
prices On Quantltiea LeadeF Printing
Company Guthrie, Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26

The happiesl woman IN Guthrie is
Mary Frisou, who, after using Sher-
iff's Dead Shot Eye Water for two
weeks. can see 10 thread needle
before using she was comparatively
blind siS y. Lincoln.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26

Heafseness. brpnchltIF and other
shfnat iFuuhea iare uutcigle cured IVY
,helagia IIonae und TareAh ItasRoiheF
afds heals the inlgauica tlffA8at and
bfouehIni tubou and the must obstIIate
eauehaflFappegralH InulEt upon basine
the Kenulne Fulcy'm Honey Hhd Tar
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Fresh Topics
Of the Town


Newspaper Changes
g l. Hemmerick. for osveraI ycofa
editor of The Tnttle flmea tat
lsunehea v paper az Amber. ID b,
knngn as tbe pioas
The Chanilcf News The first pap
70 be printed IN Lincoln county 81
tlblished ln 1891, has 0b8b slsolhtt
oy the Chandler publicist. 81 Witch
ulum usid Rolkln are the oeHefs
The Humane soclely 81 auihsl
Rlll meet a. Carnegie library 81 b.
m Thursday May 27 All Interested IS
sllcd % attend these meellnKa
DIR q r CoTTERAIs praf
MRS. VI n SPENCER Sec.
There will be a meeting d the AlrN.
gian club Thursday attcrnon al a.1a al
the Library bulliing MI niemflH
requested 70 be present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26

II Is row ready The new road lae
lusl passed by the legislature. bound
IN pamphlet form. price IS cents for
single copies. Better prices given IN
quantities. This Is an entirely new
aud complete law and repeals all other
rped laws heretofore existing aud
should he IN The hands d evagy0nc
Ohio Is Interested IN no0d roads 0rd6t
nov and famIllarlzo yourself With ghe
neM IaN Sent 10 any nddresn upon
feehIHt Il Is cents n money 81 slafnps
LEA5En PRINTING Cos GuTMRiE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26

MISS Fannie Andrews the young
Girl that contracted blood poison
fgRm . shoe clubbing her haeI Ii again
vffy Law today and II not expected
tp liYe n ao a e8
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Pertaining to Those
on the Sick List

Secretary Of State Bill Cross took
a turn for the worse last night and
is again quite sick at his rooms at
the Hotel lono.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26
sr JosEPHs COMMENCEMENT

ST JosEPHs COMM MENcEMENT
The 81. Joseph academy OF this
city vii lgiye their annual commence
meni exercises this evening IN the
Brooks opera house. A musical en-.
tertainmcnt will bc given interspersea
With Oralions by the graduates ana
the exercises win close with an opera
entitled "a Daughters Love
The academy has but three grad.
uales thls year
The students are prepared for rendl
iion OF the pregWm aud pleasant
pwo hours can be assured. The mai0ri
! ty OF the students are Guthrie young
folks and the exercises viii be largely
attended. aH
The program to bearendered Is al
follows: sp N4fiuo
81. Joseph's Retreat Commencement
The commencement exercises OF S
JOseph's retreat win be held at the
Brooks opera house "Wednesday
evening May &C. A beautiful operetta,
entitled "A Daughters Love" will be
given BY the graduates, aso!sted BY
pupils Of the school
The program for the occasion Is Oh
follows.
Marche Mllltare On. a07. Engelman
Piano ti)-isllza Allen. Eunloo Leach
Piano Wlnlfrod Station. Ruth
Ephralm.
The Seas0ns--vocal Solo .......
sts...asVstss.s...O D McfAyUen
Marie George
Flowery Garlands and Playtlme~r
Drill .,.s............,. Little Girls
Glrard Gavotte-TriO ...... FondeA
Mabel Jacobson, EunIco Leach, Ruth
Boasley
The Captlye'e Flight .,,......,,
a,.....a.s... Op. 24b. Mazurcltg
Piano Solo, Wlnlfred Station
A Musical Picnic. c.......,..O Operctlt
bridget ..t..,,.,.--t.. Aileen lDuhi
Emma ..t...st.. Mabel Jacobson
Mary ,r,...att.r,.',. hii1a Allel
Peter ...,s.....,,.s..,, Eunice ileaci
Solos Eliza Allea Mabel jacobson
Aileen Dunn.
Chorus Second Vocal Class
PieTrot--Air de Ballet . Chaminadi
Ruth Beasley
Fairy SONG .4...,...A Zimmerman
The Glee Club.
Hunting gong 49, Oh 81 schumani
Plano (il-tIelen Newer-M Wohlge
hagen.
pano (2lAgnea Bricknen ida Cruw
ford.
A Daughters Love ....s....,.s
........4..... .Operetta IN One Ac
Chafaciers
Madam Maekayo t.... Ruth Beasle,
Carrie MackaYe .., Marie 6eore'
Annie Carol .+..~... Alice Wilson
Susan ......,s.... Ruth Kimbl
Echoes from 30 Jpgephs ,....sf
4....444ts4t..... Clarl0net Sol
eliza Allen.
Acc0mpanlsl Ruth Beasle9
staccs,0 Polka. pczzo al Bravura
...........+t44.. Mulue
Vocal Solo Alice Wilson
Carnival Of Venice .".......s..s
Piano Solo, Marie George
ga Partida The FAREWELL ..-..e
.t..t4444ss..44t.tt ALVAREZ
Vocal Solo Ruth Beaaleg
DtihAile Hfill Anu MAlth ,sffttts
.......... Physical culture Clea
Pianist Ruth Beasleg
o Thou Sublime Sweet Evening
Star Observation-Disclosures MAbhe
(Tannhauserl Mabel Jacobson.
at Nomen Domino Quarteite ..s
Observation-Disclosures. Cegllerl
Flrel Vocal Clasg
After the Charge-COncert Gal0p
.............. 0p $685. Engslmal
Ruth BeasIey. Marie George
Protect Us Through me Coming
NiFht-4Trl0 .s...tt,,t Crusebmaf
Ruth Beaaey. Alice Wilson, =
Ruth Klmble
l/Mlss Dorothy Seton. head nurse Q
flhe Oklahoma city hospital, Is visit
Ing her parents Captain and Mfa 6
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26

Miss Louise watson left today i0l
fchlckesha 10 spend the week end
with triends
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LMlss Dorothy Seton, head nurse q
THE Oklahoma city hospital is visit
Ing her parents Captain and Mra 81
70. seton on East Warner. II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26

The Ladies' Christian union wlll
meet Thursday Afternoon at 3 o'clock
nj the United Presbyterian church.
Leader Mrs. Warner Topic Peace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26

Of oklaboma city is s GwhrIc
vIsIloi.
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p OberhOl2er, chairman TT th6
Logan county board IF eommlssion
ers. reported two amnil bridges end
ono rulvcrt 20 have been washed
away By the recent rains % ihe
county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26

w s. Bryan. OF the Edmond normal
sclieol faculty is q Guthrie visitor
M Il Lane of Enid IS Guthrie
visitor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26

Fire Chief Griber has lasard 6a
building permits this month avcfar
ius above $1,000,
The Springfield Mldsesa and the
Enid RailroAdera pligea a wonden
iul game yesterday%E fourteen Iunina
with but one score
gi4 n Lohe the plumber wlll eroas
q modern s2,Vc5 residence st no East
Warner avenue.
'sass...-s--
The ]. F. Hill Construction com,
pany Is now laying The asphalt paving
on East Noble avenue Tho city has
an expert asphalt man on lhe ioh
geelng that 4 u put down q AZ
A new residence Ia being erected IN
the 100 block on South Muplo street
The Beadlea block ie being ropalnt
ed and remolcled.
q. Tho construction company Is now
grading North Broad and Wine lreeh
preparatory 10 paving
<The postal card photographs XII
faen out hy Armanlrout hrolnprs.
showing the opening 81 the baseball
season here are great
ExJioveitor Barnes denFers nn
address al ponca city on Decoration
day.
Col. T. n Seward win be The orator
a. tho Decoration day celebration ~
saltwater
The Salvation Army would ike the
people to send them aome 0ld linens
that would DO TO use IN 4 sick room.
such as pillow caHea, sheets. etc You
van call un 1928 on the phone and
We will call and set them Or send
them 20 A12 East Warner avenue
ANY OF the above articles would be
appreciated also children'e clothing
+ r. j. OberhOl2er chairman 1T tna
Logan county board IF rommlaHlon
ers. reported two smnll bridges anf
one rnlvcrt 20 have been washed
awag by the recent Faina % ihe
eounly
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Short Cuts to the News

Fire Chief Clrnber has lasurd 6a
building permits this mouth aycrar
Ing above $1,000
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PERSONAL
AND LOCAL

w L. Hollis, Of Hollis, Is q Guth-
rte visitor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26

Mr aud Mrs. Jack Tea-ney are ihl
guest Of friends In Shawnee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26

ia n L0he the plumber. wlll eroSs
a modern s2,VcG residence atgio East
Warner avenue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26

The ]. r Hill Construction com,
pany Is now laying The asphalt paving
on East Noble avenue The city has
an expert asphalt man on the ioh
geelne that 4 - put down q N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26

Ex1overhor Barnes den4era an
address at Ponca city on Decoration
day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26

The Springfield Mliseta ana the
Enid RallroAdcra plngea wondep
ful game yesterday fourteen Inning
with but one score