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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

Every few DAYS Mr. Humphreys q
saS mih0rIsg. interviews himself ami
Aaa nlnied column eausIons, siisck-
ias sbe majority party ane telling Of
she woudrcns siaslom Of me minority
Two remarkable features confront
one wbc Aes the patience io peruse
lhase selllaudatIcns Of the man Of
words ana assertions. namely what
Iclous or foolish law has been en-
acted; what great sialesmanilRe meas
ira hs.n heeu introduced by humph-
ssys or nsfoeia;ea tnai hll ihe ma
i0r.ty oprcsition
nernsal 81 the records does aos
ahow that the Humphreys contin'
aney has stood III lhc aielea aud OBJ
ansad io considerable extent ans
maasure 81 little or great importance
" De proposed one aci q fufielent
Importance 10 Be given ten minutes
consideration. & has been omitted
ffom an records ol the committee 20
which h u9s aeat much less appear
ine ~ Tie history oi the house,
There ange been some real gpoa
measures advanced by the minority
ana some of them naye been adopted
snf M Crlsle Humphreys record as
leeislasor Is faf less than the rec
fd AZ has mode Of being an inter,
sieMer and adverliner t9r bis consiif
uenis deception
This can moi be called very part
han legislative nasgl0n Aew indeed
Save Been she times when straight
Marty gcies occur and even then there
Is do record the critic of the majority
aver created either Timber or pral-
re are by support OF oppQsi.lcn g 8
maasure contemplated.
me nld thfsadhare pollcy of atlAes
ag partisan bg declaring III 0zls
mrly attempts Is bad bat declaring
vour own faction Wise and patriotic
nay be IA efIecs IN that section
uhlcn erred Ii iae election Of Af.
Humphreys. but he wlll find bis ani-
alslon 10 establish samc ns legisla-
"a hy dlarfhoea q assertions made
III Hewsnaper u almost az worth
aaA ns some legislative records.
Yhe minority Aas some Very e1la
nan NJ fhie legislative body and some
81 ihom have long been known @ the
eonla of Oklahoma Among the MI
aofify q G. G Jones VINO vas 6 mem
Ser ol ere Mrsg Territorial legislature
ans who has been s member q el'
mam every legislative Body in ths
Msie end old territory, yet &r dum
anfeVs speaks s. af, Jones fa g maa
nsl now making reputation and aa
srnces ne ldaa l1a people, once they
ascertain waa 5onea Is, wiz be saad g
hanh him far his services.
IL tie twaals GEARS Jones has aeeE
81 official, being mayor OF hia homs
eiiv tne metropolis. and q member q
snh legislative h0diea move then ani
9haf rltizea 8fho has lYea n thi
state. have mol given Mr. zones STATE
prominence. then. indeed mas the ma
iaf.fy party wonderfully oYeressimaf
"a the ansaennlat who ncs pus mu'
3e Inc campaign records 81 more Der
anfalN than ans slaer Republican, i
cav stata
The Leedef senra Mr HnmpHreys
81 badly balaaned On hia idees Of laa
asalion ss hA IS en Che unknown his
tory Of Mf. Jones. Nntll he i0es u
eafd M even knowing what IS b
lah done Is sha ba1y of which hs
afawlng pas % Be q member. his g
alahs viii anee 10 more eheet taa
M llusifags the idea li IL q 200
ahaes io naYe come knowledge aI
sapIc before sfudely attacking me
political party.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

Hobby. former member of the lower
aouse. arrived 20 aid IN bo0iling VII
alta lur the asylum llc VIII be re.
ncmfcred al one of the aggressive
members ot iht First assembly and
has c,aple Of tanks o. sarcasm
which be taps under proyocalion and
which are guaranteed 20 remove he
irea and liallesu maladies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

UTH4H1Iea g W0T1 TVF 9T1UF'
"resIdes being IN excellent remedy
for colds and throat troub.ee, Cham
Darlain's Cough Remedy Is unequaled
ar cure EoF crrgq SAYS Hurry VIII
son. uf Waynesown md When given
as soon IS The croupy cough appears
this remedy will prevent he attack
i s uaeA successfully Ia mkuy thou
sands S hsne Fnf aala = & R
8engfe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

Tao examinations snf e9nnoh
school dlplomNs win be held At Mar
shall. Lowell. Crescent. 0flana4 Aaul-
hall. Ruraldale district Nd i eoye,
Navlha. Meridian and seHlaF1i. The
examination for colDred pupils at
sewsfd Guthrie and Mefl5Hnl
Examination viii be haId Or lac
following dates: April Is and iG,
May 81 and 2S. Urge ell yanf pupils
whom you think able 70 pass 20 take
thesa examinations
Respectfully
NEIL HUMPHREY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

WANTED At 0NcE-l,ife man la
Guthrie 1alsc 10 other towns y ok.
lahumal 10 sell YALE MDTuRCY-
Giles hest and most powerful ma
chlup on the market liberal contract
lo the right man. Some eahn reqelfea
10 cover eosl Of machlue tur display
and demonstration (which remains
your propeftYl II you want e kup
more about this pleasant and pFoala'
BE business. and are in a position 80
act Immediately, write mo a ONCE.
" A. Johnston, Cen Agent Texas amt
Oklahoma. wheat nldga II WHtn'
Texas. Refefeneeas First State hank
\ Trust Co. Fl worth Texas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

senator Owens ls coming up EIe
appears Az q Democratic member 0t
she senate committed 0n code reglsion
Teller le He ether Democratic mem
aar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

Some good roads legislation. gen
Aemen. pleaEe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

Needo bracing up, The local afo
department.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

The local insurance rate has iu-I
cseased 200 per cent. within one year
IA Guthrie. Wiiy 1aes 01 proper
nFe fehslng equipment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08
OFFICIAL ORDERS
OF THE CORPORA
TON COMMISSION

CFirst Published On Daily Leader
March la0g1
CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
OKLAHOMA.
ORDER no. ri.
ve al Railroads and Railways or
Grating and doing business in lhe
State Of Oklahoma, END ie Ell
whom II may concerni
Pursuant 10 the publication 0l Pre-
posed Order No 29, rotating a the
amendment of this COMMISSIONS or
ller No. 70. covering Rules aud Regu
lntlons governing assessmens of le-
murrage and storags chafges ETC., "a
the Guthrie Daily Leadfr, q newape.
per Of general circulation published
N the City 0i Guthrie County Of Leg.
az, State Of Oklahoma end said CON
templatel order haying appeared
therein once week Tor soui con
secutlve weeks. ns required by law
and pursuant to q hearing held IN the
city Of Guthrie. on the 2Isg day Of
August. 1908. the following Order
shall be II full force and effect.
Order Nc. 10, issued Fehrasfy 81
1908. effective March 2. is0s, II here
by cancelled and unnuied This Or.
der ahall be III fun force ana effnct
On and after April 1905 3 aete sf-
ter publication once d week for four
consecutive weeks, in the Guthrie
Daily Leader, q newspg sf 81 eenerL.
circulation. published a the City Of
Guthrie, County Of Logan, State ai
Oklahoma
CORPORATION COMMISSION
j 70. LOVE,
9balfmea.
=. :. McAIEsTleIl
fis.ss.s..teaE.-t,,,,,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

Guthrie must % fgrwiG'd One o.
ihe Things 10 ald che forward move'
mcul 81 clean business municipal
aanlnlalrnton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

The Haskell critics are nut upio-
date They want to discuss bis boy
hoed. bat stay away from hss gobef.
nft0nfl record
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

Mr. Bryan adyocaten he establish.
nani cf weekly newspapers IN she
anal There are maag there, and
nany ng than able but we need
yrsnt Democratic daily newspaper iii
ak n hs states eaat 81 The Misala.
ppi nnd aoflh og tho Ohio, We alsc
aeeG aapufeasi0n of the nubhelty
6anaNmext aaH conducted. Too
mach personalities and toe muen sell.
iahnees has marked our publicity
bureau for some years,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

a Democratic city ticket with
levelheaded man up, can be elected
next monia What say YOU property
9wnetsq
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

Az We recall Il, the only thing
'Flghting Bob" evans ever fought
was rheumatism
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

An last three picture khoga Qpar
aiing III the city are moi complying
Ailh Me ordinances relative q ORE
nr00f hoolhH The attention nl the
authorities hes been called b the
mailef hut shua fur hc action nes
baen taken e behalf Of pfonerty
nMnefa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

These dasF aae Lobbyists euNie flGhl |
III ihe oi0aH room and pass their !
unbiased Judgment And The beauty |
oi it all Is no ono pays the least q
.ention @ their opinions
III rs odds shAl when me records are
summed un and the whole session
completed. one sorrels name VIII be
up along lie topside and Without coli
hslon, ludeelsion pr least allempl lo
DO wrong g anyone.
Since tAe election law was passed
several gentlemen formerly seen here
lncs aseh week started hame with
intent af serving their home eiiles Hs
mayor. patriots being In demand
FRANKLIN REFUSES 10 sruni about bis
iumored eaedilacy ior Congress- He
~miles when you ask HIM smiles
when You criticize him. smiles when
YOU prals aim: smilea when YOU
chlde nim aLd smiles when you leave
aim alone Ordinarily thar would In
/ dlcme 6 politician with hanker Tor
an elective cliioe. but when Il g re.
nemherod franklin wan an Old bach
elog 0f eonhrmed notoriety ind has
Dui recently been malfied o one oi
she haAtls4 most and n0s1 accom-
! pllshed yauug eomeH uf Southern
| Oklahoma. L may BE- nis smiling de-
parlmenl nos up strong Oh thai ac-
Isount
I aatcheG Is alll g candidate f,T az,
t0rney eeaefa he denien it 50 strong
indications oil point 10 hla being an
aplfaHl tof Che laN
Wher b cloak room or corridors
/ gei "a aaesslaa or VINO may inaly
decide 10 10 a gubernateFlal canal
aaie aad lglli. buzz with alYerlisa
ments sgr real Democrat who d
lctaser4ssiee and stlll NOT tle6 70 ths
lMdieal conservative wines eanef
\ loating MS spirit Through lAe MIST
XIV night The sace and figure aE mar
uho mas said ,ess end perhaps dons
4 more han aay other senator Ii eth
en- ns the Two sesslonp iarg,
\ laenaeone. eenlnl ninn who frst en-
ilhnrkaa OK lseeD onrney hack II Obi,
land wa0 came b the senate 4la TX
I pOtat8 aaleaAa 81 pullawatUnie oaun
Iliy. And bt II said for that region
hlsnadasi s andeFled and his tflendl
laio legion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08
PASSING comENr


lAtchison Glohe.
The slatlaiiea show thns f eosse ca
average d 500 d year 70 be 8 pfeabY.
tprlan. while the average man can he
Catholic fpr $40 Is ~ We desire y
ask. worth 80 q wear mere 20 Pc a
Presbyterian thar Il la TO be s. cath
llIcl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

Homeslrcteh week for the secona
assembly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08
ooooooo coo o . oooo 90
. HOTEL CORRIDOR CHATTER. .
.o 0 0 Q Q O 0 SO 90 0 0 oe Q 5

Big nilr' etewarl hove 10 from
clafemorea radlur baths Sunday.
walking With lhe aid Of crulohes. aud
resolvesI himself into a committee 81
one to ascertain Where when Oily
alM wherefore the legislators dflslod
avty from his district with iaat co
veted bug house and landed on Iop Of
Vlnlia The Antlers man looks the
worse for his rheumatic wear. but he
rs SIN host and The lobby brigade
Ia the corridors. SUNDAY, betokaned
the arrival OF a real warrior whose
crutches dld not cloud his Vision
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

Evangelist Blederwolf preached
against eanelns last night aud nearly
every one Of the three Of f0nr hum
dred PERSONS Ii Topeka who are op
POSED te dancing wan present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

The corridors have been scenes Of
activity this session beyond any pre-
vlous session Cf the legislature. The
public building locations had much
20 10 with this but the joints not
lroned out N the union Of the two
territories also added moi q llltle
10 The frequent assembling of inter.
asled rnrsons throughout the staios
many sections one remarkable iea-
.nre IA The session II that ihe very
'nrgo majority Of people who aaye
,een here are satisfied the legislators
are lnfearneet and that tii laws as
snactea havo many virtues.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

Probably { good many society pao'
pie are ignorant and stupid. Bus 4
is our experience that people out.
side 81 society ere also ignorant aud
sInnId
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

Cloonan, d senator affirms he has
voted "no' moro times than any 9th.
or senator. He argues mp Is cor
rect Tae matters he has affirmed
anl made q record oi 80 fat as known
are the votes he applied 70 The appro-
prlall0ns to pay salaries 81 senators.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

Colonel suegs has disposed Of his
Oh interest 10 George Wygel, OWING
10 The property being TOO far from
colsnel suggs other Investments.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

Since tAe election law was passed
several gentlemen formerly seen here
1ncs aseh week started hame with
intent af serving their home eiiies Hs
mayor patriots being In demand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08
. o o . . . . 0 O o O Q . . .
. TALES FROM SENATE
q CLOAK ROOM.
3 o o O Q . 0 GOO @ Q Q o Q o

These aag= che lobbyists come right
Ia ihe o'0sk room and pass their
unbiased Judgment And the beauty
oi lt an Is no ono pays the least at
.ention @ their opniuna
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-17
MINERS ORGANIZER
WOUNDS THREE MEN
Fatally Shoots Hotel Porter and
Stray Bullets Hit Two Others

LOS ANGELES, July 16.-Albert
Ryan Of Colorado shot and killed H. e.
Snyder and fatally wounded Otto Mil
Ter. a porter, at the United States hotel
in this city tonight.
A stray bullet slightly wounded
Michael Lopez of Wilmington, who was
standing on the sidewalk outside.
Ryan then attempted to commit sui
eide, but was prevented by Patrolman
Richards, who disarmed him as he was
reioading the revolver to take his own
life.
Ryan came here from Denver and
Cripple Creek. being general organ
izer of the Western federation of
miners assigned to southern California.
The shooting was the result of quar-
rel started last night with the hotel
porter. Miller. The shooting of Snyder
was accidental. he being merely in the
range during the shooting Ryan saw
Miller sitting in the hotel lobby this
evening and Immediately began shoot
ing. All six of his bullets found tar
gets.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-17
APARTMENT HOTEL
TO COST S755,OOO
Class A Structure Will Be Erect
ed at Van Ness Avenue
and Sacramento /

The finest apartment hotel in the
world is to be erected at the northeast
corner of Van Ness avenue and Sacra-
mento street by the Avenue hotel COM
pany. according to A. Feist of this city
who is one of the directors in the COM
pany r. n. Burgess and r. o. Hobson
of Oakland are also directors.
Articles of Incorporation were filed
with the county clerk yesterday. The
capitalization is 1880, 900. The papers
indicate that each. director has sub
scribed $4,000. but Feist announced
last night that the venture has been
fully financed.
The building will be an eight story.
class A structure. with frontage of
1874 feet in Van Ness avenue and of
2o4 feet in Sacramento street. The ID.
n. & E. Walter furniture company is
now occupying the property, but will
vacate in August. Construction work
on the new hotel will be begun as soon
after that as possible
The site was purchased by the COM
pany about two weeks ago at cost of
s155.0eo. Plans and specifications for
the hotel have been prepared, and IL is
estimated that the cost of the building
itself will be $500. 600
There will be $50 rooms in the hotel.
1t is proposed to make the appoint
ments the most elaborate to be found
anywhere. The immense space of the
first floor will be given over to ball
rooms, billiard parlors. lounging rooms
and various departments for the con-
venience of the guests. The company
will retain the management of the
hotel. which is expected to be COM
pieted in one year
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-17

Mr. Young Michigan opposed ore; MondeH opposed
free coal reciprocity with Canada and free hides each
the ground that the policy would ur the interests in his state
and discussion participated who
urged that the doctrine of free materials republican
doctrine
president replied was not committed prn-
cpl of free material but that committed the
cpe of downward reduction the tariff which he had promised
that he obliged stand
point of particular district but from the standpoint of the
whole and also from the standpoint OF responsibility
the entire republican He said the each
question of fact be evidence whether
the excessive that downward putting
the article the free list would nure the industry
He repeated the platform of the republican and said that
he had understood downward
though perhaps few increase might be needed
that he reached this construction of the platform what he under
that after industry protected by duty equal the differ
the of production abroad and the of
ducon this including fair profit the manufacturer
the enterprise OF American businessmen and capitalists
the effectiveness American labor the
under the impulse of competition behind the tariff wall
would reduce the of production and that with reduction of
of production the tariff would become unnecessarily
high ought be reduced This operation
the tariff claimed by the defenders of the
but general rule That OF
the tariff could be perfect have defects and
connection with legislation would be thrown the drec
the of the he
them; oil coal hides did
and the conditions such to enable producers
hides successfully without reduction with
producers abroad then they did their
articles should the free list
was a of fact which he make
mind with such evidence available him
what he understood be the of the
party whole people He said he felt his position
ular head OF the republican and president him
articles produced his district He felt
strongly call for downward revision within the limitations
protective principle and he hoped be able
call he heard it. well in the interests of the of
the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-17
SEEK REIMBURSEMENT
OF BREWERS ESTATE
Additional Inheritance Tax of
$1,000 Demanded
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO. July 16.-DecIaring
that the estate the late Captain Frank
Ruhstaller, the well known brewer
was appraised nearly $4,000 too low
by the appraisers appointed by the
superior court State Controller Nye has
asked District Attorney Wachhorst
and County Treausrer Curtis to see
that another appraisement is made.
Statae Controller Nyes appraisement
of the estate was s623.9eS.43, while
that of the appraisers appointed by the
court was 514.059.44 or a difference
of $1o9,929.29. According to these fig
ures 1t will mean an inheritance tax
$4,000 more to the state than is now
being paid.
The Ruhstaller estate was investi-
gated by Nye mad Inheritance Tax Dep
uty r. A. Waring, and the attorneys
of the Ruhstaller family were asked to
make another inventory, but refused.
The district attorney and county treas
urer have therefore been appealed to-
The court appraisers say Nye fixed the
value of the bank stocks of the estate
on the par value, while the book value
should have ben taken.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-17
BOH[MIANS IN FEAR
OF THIRTEENTH FIRE
Owls Feathers Singed Twelve
Times; Now Valuables Will
Go Into Cold Storage
is an unlucky number.

Thirteen is an unlucky number.
Twelve is bad enough in some cases.
be it children. or dollars borrowed or
lent. But when it's fires, and twelve
of them-the Bohemian owl takes no
chances.
Last Sunday the Bohemian club was
visited by the twelfth fire that has de-
vastated it's kitchen since the opening
OF the present temporary quarters at
Post and Leavenworth streets. OF
course the club members turned sat in
their usual force. and with their Gus
tomary bravery discouraged the
flames. But they recalled with a bit of
peevishness that they had coura geously
turned out on just eleven previous &C.
casions, sometimes in the daylight. in
their civilized clothing. and again at
night. in pajamas. and out of humor.
So grand and extraordinary session
of the club members was held imme-
diately after the fire Sunday. and after
Grabbed council 1T was determined TO
put some OF the most valuable parts OF
the club property In safe place. where
fires win not break In and wipe out
All the treasured cartoons. paintings
and art valuables OF all sorts will be
put in cold storage until the opening
OF the clubs new building.
I'VE can take no chances with a
thirteenth nre." said DR.. Wilson Shells
bitterly. The twelve have but eaten
up few shingles. hayhap. or de-
stroyed the excellence OF an entree. but
the Observation-Disclosures let us be
cautious
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-17

night school in the interest of the
No Hat club. the society of the luxuri-
ant1y matched, has been started and
the fall term opens at $50 o'clock
next Monday evening in the clubrooms.
7o1, 702, 70S Balboa building. Market
and Second streets. The club has en-
listed meritorious faculty of learned
versity of California. Cooper medical
college and other eminent institutions
of higher learning, including the Bar
Der college, and a series of scientific
lectures will be given at stated inter-
walls Until either all the members of
the club are laid up with influenza,
superinduced by exposure to the ele-
ments, or. in the other extreme, the
entire city is converted TO the No Hat
theory of conduct.
THE MAD HALTER
In order that the club may not be
accused of sitting criticism. prominent
dealers In hats haze been invited to
discuss their pernictous and imperiled
trade before the members of the club
and students and to controvert, If pos
sible. the theory advanced so learnedly
in "Alice in Wonderland that the
Halter was mad. If it can be sustained
that the Halter should have been taken
to the detention hospital the cause of
the No Hat club is as good as won
The president of the No Hat club
reports that the list of members is con-
tinually increasing. The clubs COM
mittee on No Hat college yell is now
preparing that necessary literary effort
WIDESPREAD INTEREST
The following letter shows the in
terest which is being manifested in the
bareheaded movement:
Dear Sir: I wish to be allowed to join
your club, called the San Francisco No Hat
club, I had experience in that line and
truthfu1ly say that there is no greater
remedy for the hair than natures remedy.
I know that was very bald myself until
started to go without my hat, and now my
hair grows stronger and thicker. I herewith
take pleasure in sending you the names of
nine other gentlemen who are also anxious
TO join the club Hoping you will inform US
when the next meeting is, yours truly,
c. W. MICHAEL,
Clerk, City Division. Main Postof6ce, San
Francisco.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-17
TORNADO RIPS ROOF
FROM ARIZONA HOTEL
Guests Flee in Terror When Big
Blow Arrives

TUCSON. Ariz-. July 16.-Guests OF
the Hotel Hidei fed in terror this
evening about s o'clock. when the roof
of the house was ripped or by tor
nado. which suddenly struck the CRY
and lasted about 80 minutes. In that
time trees were uprooted. electric wires
broken down and other damage done.
chiefly to the hotel, Ronstadt's car
rage factory and the Tucson ice com
pany's plant. The damage is estimated
at s25s@aA