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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04
DECLARES EUFAULA THE WINNER

AllhonSh there IS pending n ne
supreme court m application Tor a
10 prevent official aetlpn
Governor Haskell "Wednesday issHe'l
Proclamation declaring En'nula the
winner III shu seeunn county acat cleo
ton ii aIClniesh county over ChHen'
tab
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coiah on The around ul llfeHnlafllles'
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All Who
Would Enjoy

good health, with iis hlessines, must un-
derstand, quite clearly. shat It involves the
question Of right living with ali the term
implies With proper knowledge Of what
Is best, each hour o. recreation, u enjoy.
ment Of contemplation and Oi effort may
be made 70 contribute q living Alright
Then the use Of medicines mdy be dis
pnised with to advantage, but under or
dimry conditions u many instances q
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ablf i taken At the proper time and ibe
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04
STEPHENSON REELECTED,

Madison, Wis, Mch. i.--lsaae stepA
ans4i iod y reelected United states
sesalor ON lwentythira ballot reeeis
inE Elxly-lhfee gni Of l23 votes.
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BLIZZARD

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wireless 10 Washingtonl 'fhpusands
ct people bound iur lae lnuuRn a GER
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reason IL the paralrglnE ~ train lfliI5
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baltimore wits chi aff frnm rnmmuhl
cation HilA the outside NHfiH
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Chicago IL, Mch Tonight gen.
81 elnHay warmef Friday. gener.
ally cloudy, warmer IN east
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dainty White Goods We
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Thai wild encourage the committees.
put Us hi shape TO take care 1f Out
Side investors who are almost daily
knocking al our door make u thln9
more Of onf city aud one another and
at the same time beauilfy and gnrlls
er The advancement Of the raptal Of
Oklahoma
Give this matler due consideration
and II von think yda sill be benefited
hy such an organization apply Tor anil
file FOUR application AZ once
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HRAp AND NET COATS
Various lengths IN Braid and Net Combination oyer
silk foundations These coats can't BE- described they
must be seen IS he apprecated-you can See them ~
the window
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
SUMMER ADJUSTMENTS
WYNDHAM AT EMPIRE
English Actor and Company WM
Gire Performances of "The Mottusc

c, c-.-,ae U-rndtaro will begin tomorrow night
brief engagement at the Empire Iheatre' curing
which he will appear in The Moliusc' Whlch was
acted at the Garrick Theatre in the early part of
the nresent season by Joseph Coyne and Alexandra
Carlisle Sir Charles will be assisted by Miss Mary
Moore Sam sothern and other players who ap-
peared in the English production
Mr. so+bern and Miss Marlowe's engagement at
the Academy of Music gives promise Of being an
extraor5inarv success The attendance last week
AZ all performances was large, every seat In the
old PLAYHOUSE being filed. This week these players
will appear in Hamlet and The Merchant OF
Venice The former Will be given on Monday.
--,es5a1- and Wednesday nights and Wednesday
afternoon; the latter Thursday, Friday and
Saturday nights and Saturday afternoon.
"A Gentleman from Mississippi may be seen at
the Bijou Theatre. Mr. Wise and Mr.. Fairbanks
provide the merriment.
Miss Robson closed last night her long engage
rnent at the Iyceum Theatre. 1t was reasonably
successful one. That popular actress will take
well earned rest
Mr.. Locke's little play entitled The Climax is
attracting attention at DaIy's Theatre. The usual
afternoon performances are given.
Marie Dressler in the musical conception called
..1-he Rov and the Girl is view at the Aerial
Gardens on top of the New Amsterdam Theatre.
The Candy shop" is the bill at the Knicker-
booker Theatre.
The Midnight Sons" is filling the Broadway
Theatre at every performance. Blanche Ring
I.otta Faust. George Monroe and Fritz Williams
q in the cast.
George Fawcett, in The Great John Canton
continues to be the offering at the Lyric Theatre
Havana" a merry musical comedy, is the per-
manent attraction at the Casino Theatre, ana
James T Powers is the leader of the mirth
The Blue Mouse may still be seen al Maxine
Elliott's Theatre.
AT the Herald Square Theatre there is summer
entertaInnent called THE Beauty Spot ana II is
a good one. Jefferson De Angels and Marguerite
Clark are in the cast.
Going Some" & farce. occupies the stage OF the
Belasco Theatre.
THE Girl from Rsctors" is at Wehars Theatre.
The uelodrama entitled Tho Third Degree is
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

Parklsy singing the soprano solos. Anthems BY
Custance Schneider Gounod ("Jerusalen. o Turn
Thee" from "Gailia") and Schilling will be sung
The pastor the Rev. DR.. Frank NJ. Goodehild viii
deliver lecture.
To Miss Helen Taft has been dedicated the Span
! fish two-step la sehOrita." by susannah Macau-
lay. OF Carnegie Hall. II Is said the publishers
Luckhard & Belden. consider this of the most
successful dance compositions of the year.
The seventh annual concert of the Millbrook
Choral Society OF MilbrOok. N Y. under the direc-
ton Walter l. Bogcrt musical director. will take
place Friday evening. June IL. Thorne Me-
mortal Hall. The soloists win be Miss Vera c.
curtis. soprano. and Kelley Cole tenor. The
works TO be performed win include ''TIiawatha's
Wedding Feast" by Coeridge Taylor. and "AIiram's
Song OF Triumph by Schubert.
On May IS at the Ethical Culture School Henry
Holden Huss's setting for mixed voices OF kiplings
"RecessiOna' was sung by the high school and nor
NAL department classes. accompanied by the school
orchestra. under the direction of p. W.. Dykems.
director OF music. Mr.. Euss and several OF his
friends who present were much gratihed by the
manner in which the young folks sang
Louis Arthur Russell will Introduce another
pianist. to the public this week in pianoforte
cital to be given by Miss Willmetta Perrine,
young musician of much promise. who has been
studying with Mr.. Russell the last few
This is the second concert pianist OF the Russell
schools to appear this month. In series extend
ing through eight recitaIs. introducing the profes
sional students of the Metropolitan Schools OF
Musical Art. Miss Perrine's programme will In
clude compositions by Bach Handel. Scarlatt.
Weber. Mendelssohn Beethoven Chopin, Liszt.
Moszkowski. Hoberbier. Russell and Henselt.
The board of ice-presidents of the New York
State Music Teachers Association has been called
for a second rally by the chairman. Louis Arthur
Russell. This meeting will be held In Aeoan Hail.
Fifth avenue and 34th street next Tuesday evening
An interesting evening is promised and Anal plans
of work will be laid for the coming convention. to
he held In the City College June 20 and 80 and
July l.
Tho examinations OF the students OF the Grand
Conservatory OF Music. which took place on Fri
day May 2S of than usual interest,
owing to the fact that the members OF the various
extension centres present. The students
from Georgia seemed to excel in violin playing and
singing. and those from Mississippi In piano play
ing. Texas fortunate. but the three
students who represented that state deserved the
praise given them. The students from Illinois
showed sgood training in every branch, and those
from Oklahoma did themselves credit. Further
examinations will take place on the 18th Of this
month.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

William Collier in The Man from Mexico Is a.
the Garrick Theatre.
still to be seen at the Hudson Theatre MT bFeese
ard Miss Ware are the principal actors in it.
''Follies OF the Day" excellent burlesque
entertainment, is the bill at Blaney's Lincoln
Square Theatre.
Mr. Hodge, in the pleasant comedy OF Tne Man
from Home Is filling the Astor Theatre at every
performance Public interest in that play shows no
signs Of abating
J. F. Dodson in The House Next Door Is CIV
ing pleasure TO large audiences at the Gaiey Thea
The Jardin de Paris, atop Of the New YORK inca
ire will be opened week from tomorrow nigAt
with a musical melange called "Follies OF 1909
Robert HlIiard. in a play called "A Fool There
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
VARIETY THEATRES.

Mrs w E. Annis will be in the bill this week at
Hammerstein's roof garden; also La Belle AnlerA-
caine De Haven and Sydney. Hastings and wilson,
and group of performing monkeys
George Beban, recently q leading player IN George
NJ Cohans ",The American Idea" will appear uils
week at the Colonial Theatre in a one act play en-
titled 1.-THE Sign the Rose" Pauline, the hypho-
tist Will contribute to the merriment-
Clayton White and Marie Stuart will be the lead
ers OF the entertainment at the Alhaubra Theatre
TWO performances are given every day.
James J. Corbett, Billy Clifford, Maude Lambert
Harry Brown and Henry Alice Taylor VIII Do AT
the American Music Hall next week.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
NEW LIGHT ON AN OLD THEME.

'.Of course women should vote said Oliver Her
ford women deserve the suffrage as muce as
rnen-nnore. because their minds are purer ane
cleaner
"Cleaner?'' cried the sweet young thing MI Her
ford had taken in to dinner. ''Of course they are
ever and ever so much cleanerI But how do you
know thatT'
Because they changs them so mucn oftener'
said he Acknowledgment weekly.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
STUDIO NOTES.

The eighth annual commencement exercises Of the
Curnant Organ School. under the direction Of VIII
lam C Carl. were held last Tuesday evening IN the
Old First Presbyterian Church. A programme of
interest was brilliantly played by the fourteen
graduates. The work Of the students was Of an
unusual order of merit. and reflected credit upon
the school and its director
John W Nichols formerly of St Johns Chapel.
has accepted the place of tenor soloist IN the
Hanson Place Baptist Church, Of Brooklyn. Mr.
Nichols is tenor solost Temple Israel of Harlem,
end is also in the choir at st. Pauls Chapel of
Columbia University
Miss Josephine Swiclzard, the concert soprano, is
now filling engagements in the middle West On
Juno she appeared as the soloist for the Harmonic
Society Of Detroit her third appearance in the
same city within fourteen months She Will also
be the principal soloist the Lima. Ohio, festival,
June s and q Miss SwicIkard's season will close
on June 80 with recital at Lafayette, Ind.
Ileta Jan Brown gave a musical Of her COM
positions last Monday afternoon ct the studios Of
Georg KRUGER, in Carnegie Hall Among the
positions rendered were ''Vagabondia,' piano
suite. and group of four songs. 20 Wondrous
Night in June" In the Dusk" ana The Birth of
Love" Miss Brown is a pupil of Geong Kruger,
the well known. concert psnist
Arthur D Woodruff teacher of voice placing. at
No. West 3Sth street. closed his season at his
New York studio June g. He will open his
summer school al Washington, Conn where he will
teach during July August and September return
ing in October.
Al the meeting OF the American Guild of Organ
lists held May q in the guild of the Church
Of The Incarnation the constitution revised and
WiH soon be submitted TO the Board of Regents OF
the State Of New York. after which II is expected
the guild win he rencorporated without delay.
Prominent; in the work of revision Messrs.
Bedden Mark Andrews. Woodman Brewer, Carl
and Dr. Smith.
a trio consisting OF Mr. Henry Lift vioinist; Mr.
Carlo Sodero. haTpist and Mr. Ssodero ceist
Is said 10 be booking engagements for ahead
April. 1910. This trio specialize in ciass-
cal works ali ti:eir numbers being original compost
tons for the harp, violin and cello.
The last musical service of the season az the Cen
tral Baptist Church. 2. W. Riesberg organist and
director. is TO take place this evening at o'clock
Goldie Cross. 'oeuist. and j. Herbert Dietz sio-
nist. will assist the soloists and chorus Harriet
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
ONE THING HIDDEN.

u uhderstand that the Browns have moved into
a house of fiFeir own
Yes. they had house warming the other night
is tiat SO Elo they show you all the modern
improvements
Yes. everything except the mortgage. Detroit
Free Press
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
LUNA PARK.

rThe Bounding Bell Buoy" is the new attracuoh
at Frederic Thompson's big amusement park There
are several important novelties to be presented
within few weeks. Meanwhile the crowds ike tho
Heart of Coney Island" 1t is the playhouse ioF
men, women and children.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

Long Island Kennel Club was held there yesteroAS'
end this week numerous orphans from the asylums
Of the city will be the guests OF the management
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
DREAMLAND.

All records for attendance at this popular resort
have been broken. The annual bench show of the
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

was" will shortly terminate his engagement at the
liberty Theatre
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

John ". Nichols, formerly of ST. Johns Chapel.
has accepted the place of tenor soioist in the
Hanson Place Baptist Church of Brooklyn Mr..
Nichols is tenor solost Temple Israel, of Harlem,
end is also in the choir at St Paus Chapel of
Columbia University.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

Parlolsy singing the soprano solos. Anthems BY
Custance. Schneider. Gounod ("Jerusalem. Turn
Thee" from "Gailia") and Schilling will be sung.
The pastor. the Rev DR.. Frank NJ. Goodehild, viii
deliver q lecture
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

trio consisting OF Mr.. Henry Lift, volinist; Mr.
Carlo Sodero. harpist and Mr. Caesar Sodero ceist
Is said TO be booking engs geens Tor as far ahead
as April 1910 This will specialize in ciassi-
cal works. ali teir numbers being original compost
tons for the harp violin and cello
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

The last musical service of the season at the Cen
tral Baptist Church. T. w. Riesbers organist and
director. is TO take place this evening at o'clock
Goldie Cross. oeAist- and j. Herbert Dietz sio-
list, will assist the soloists and chorus Harriet
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

Arthur d. Woodruff. teacher of voice placing, a
No ; West 3Sth street. closed his season at hi
New York studio June Q. He will soon open hi:
summer school al Washington, Conn, where he wal
teach during July, August and September return
ing in October.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

To Miss Helen Taft has been dedicated the Span
fish two-step la Sehorita." by Susannah Macau-
lay. OF Carnegie Hall. II Is said the publishers
Luckhard & Belden. consider this one of the most
successful dance compositions of the year.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-12
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers


Briefly for Busy Readers
Follow the band to Foresters hall
tonight
Many flags are on display today on
the principal streets in honor of the
holiday,
Misses Josie and Nellie Hogan Of
Dewey street are spending the day in
North Adams.
Miss Lillian Edgerton went TO Rut-
land this morning to visit her brother
for a few days.
The hour for the Lincoln banquet at
the Putnam house this evening has
been set at o'clock.
There will be an exciting basket ball
game in the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium
tomorrow evening between the Black
inton F. NJ 7. A. b. society and the
local "Y' team. BE sure to see it.
The Cooper Mfg. Co, made a ship
ment Of 240 cases of their underwear
this week to Wilson Bros, in Chicago.
I his is one of the largest shipments
OF goods ever made from this town.
Patrick Hogan of Maple street is
celebrating his Slst birthday today in
quiet manner Mr. Hogan is one OF
the oldest residents of the town and
has many warm friends He enjoys
good health and often takes a three
or four mile walk without showing
any signs of fatigue
Preparations have already been
started for the third annual knights
Of Columbus ball which will be held
in Academy hall Easter Monday April
M. The committee in charge are
planning to make this the grandest
ball ever held by any similar organi
zation in this town.
A miniature Niagara could be seen
descending about noon today from the
roof of the Walker block on Main St
to the sidewalk below, Many pedes
trians got "ducked" and others stood
at a safe distance admiring the scene
| A defective cave trough was the cause
of this facsimile of the worlds mOst
famous falls. Another similar rep
resentation may be seen at the rail
road station on any warm day. Thi:
town needs more tin.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-12
NORTH BENNINGTON

The fair in Bank hall given by the
North Bennington military band. was
well patronizcd on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings The Bennington
City hand was in attendance on the
first evening. also a number OF vocal
artists from Bennington. The feature
of last evenings entertainment was
a comic quartet The Rise OF the But
cher Boy by local artists which gain
ed hearty applause. as did also the IL
Illuminated club swinging by II B.
Monroe physical director of the Y. NJ
c. A. There will be an entire change
of program this evening, which will in
clude supper from 10 8 o'clock, a
Lincoln centennial ball. with dancing
from 9 10 o'clock, drawing OF the
various prizes and a bounteous chick
en- pie supper from 1880 to 1880 o.
clock Music will be furnished by
Frazer's augmented orchestra. A gen
eral invitation is extended to every.
body The North Bennington mill
tary band is worthy of local patronage
and support
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-12
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
NsNs Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readera-


The village check list v.il ice : os,yd
tomorrow.
Mrs. Frank Camp and son Archie
of Grove street are spending the day
in North Adams
Joseph Mulligan is assisting at Mul-
ligan & Roche's during the absence Of
John p Mulligan in Rutland.
Miss X. Gertrude Spoor Of Main ST.
teacher of music and drawing at the
graded school. is in New York spend
ing her vacation.
John b. Harte. local agent for the
Prudential Life Insurance company is
in Troy today attending a district
meeting OF insurance agents.
l. E. Story, manager of the local
telephone exchange, has recovered
from his recent attack of grip and is
now able to be about his duties,
Chauncey Gould. engineer on the
fast mail on the Chatham division, re-
sumed his duties today after being off
duty for some time on account of i'll
ness.
The dry goods stores of A. X. Rit-
chic & Co, and Alexander Drysdale &
Son closed at noon for the remainder
of the day in observance of the legal
holiday.
The series of private dances which
was to have started next Wednesday
night has been postponed to later
date. Announcement as to the exact
date will be made later,
Misses Ella Morrissey, Anna Muir
ply, Irene Corey and Margaret Tough
lin will entertain the Ladies Sodality
and their friends Monday evening, Feb
/ Is at Academy hail. Some of the best
local talent will be heard and home
made candies will be for sale. Admis-
sion 10 cents. S6t3
William Van Sleet returned Thurs
day evening from New York Mr.
Van Sleet will be one of the contes
tants in the famous Fulton airshil
race between New York and Albany
to be held next October The New
York World has offered a $4,000 prize
20 the successful contestant and there
will probably be other prizes given al
So It is the plan of those in charge
to have the air ships make the same
trip in air that Fultons steamship die
on the river a hundred years ago.
ship is now in progress of building al
Boston which had been designed b,
Mr.. Van Sleet and which he will pilo
in the race.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-12
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to express our heartfelt
hanks to all our neighbors and friends
who so kindly assisted us during tho
illness Of our beloved son and has
band. We wish also to thank all who
sent flowers, especially the members
of stark lodge, l. Q. 0. T., and the
Cooper needle shop
Mrs. Jane H. johnson,
Mrs. Herbert Johnson.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-12
sgg ~ cHoosE LARRAeeg
Thirtyfourth Annual Meeting Of Apl-
artists at Middlebury

Middlebury, Feb. 12-The saith an
nual meeting of the Vermont Bee
Keepers Association, held at the Ad-
Olsen House yesterday, was well at
tended and at the afternoon session
the following officers were elected:
President, w. G. Larrabee of LARA
bees Point; vice presidents, G. c..
Spencer of Addison county. c. b.
Fish of Orange county, f. X. Slavery
of Lamoille county, c. NJ. Rice Of Chit
tenden county. V. n. Forbes of Rut-
land county, f. NJ Vail of Bennington
county; secretary, p. E. Crane Of Mid
dlebury; treasurer. h. l.. Leonard of
Brandon. In the morning papers were
read by r. Il. Holmes. G. w. Fassett,
~ F. Cram and II. L. Leonard and
after the election of officers J. E.
Crane, v V. Blackmer, w. c. LARA
bee and Mr.. Holmes took part in an
interesting program which was con
cluled with a question box opened by
the president.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-12
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