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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-25


Special to tie Daily Leader
Norman okla. Feb. 2s.- With keen
lprlde 0klahnmanF may look ID the au,
yiable record that Is being established
hy Miss Merle Newly Norman. Okla,
who Is already famous as slolinisl
pnd who has resolved highest hOnots
both abroad uud Ia lhc United states
Il has been laid Of her that she can
eli the heart with wonder aud ine
eyes with tears aud truly those VINO
hare such Q unique opportunity Will
readily verify All that has been sll5.
She has struggled hard for the sue
cess and 4 may be said that Miss
Newly is possessed Of that personal
force ol wlll hy which the young
AmeFlra " 30 rapidly taking the lead.
ershlp as g vlollnlsi
Miss newly has recently lakea hon
ors III the Royal Conservatory 81 Anl,
sic IN Mllan, italy, She has been hon.
ored By being selected as member
oi The crcheslrn and rendering violin
solos at iecilnls.
She is under the personal charge u
prof X. O. polo head of the vic.
, Hin department. OF Inc conservatory
Retore going abroad. Miss Mewhy
Hiiled several. year sin Denver and
hers il may be Stated lhal her stiug,
lgles were the hafdest and most pro.
dHctlva 0f lhe MOST substantial good
While IN Chicago Cor o year She cor
iheed With thar samo fogged deter
mlnatlon Later returning % The state
university she was appointed lnshac.
l0f ID the lne eris department of the
state university she has the degree
Of bachelor 81 muslc hatlng grad
uated IN 1906
Miss Newly Is decidedly an 0klahn
man. having lived NJ Guthrie fourteen
Yeare where she was graduated from
the Logan county high school THE
Newly family came 10 Norman three
years ago where they have resided
since
While attending college Miss NeNDy
gave many NlOdn selections ovet, the
elate and was most prominent gac,or
IN the orchestra, She has wonderful
talent and Intends 70 remain II ltaly
until she he's completed ihe course Of
ferea there MISS Newly is a mem.
Der az the Era Beta re sorority when
is petitlonlug Kappa Alpha Theta f0r
O national character
la-
The Domestic Science CLUB win eel.
ehraic their fourth annlnycraaTy ID
mtlrnw ~ The Residence of Mrs. NJ.
Z, lierod, 5O7 EAST Springer aYenue
With a one o'rnrk luncheon
The election n oalcers ior he DO.
mestlc Science 'fl b has been n3st
puneil ono weel, on account Of their
anaual mnche9n
lle Ladies' AID apcleiy wes hlghiy
entertained 10 ihe home 0i AIiH. A. ID.
lseYefA CTS sagi Noble Yesterday afs
tefnuun 8fttr an Important huaIHess
injecting 9 worry delicious Luncheon wa
aefsed The house was pretiily dee
GRATED laf tbe qrcnsloh
/ - spceesHiul .Wna the last entertain
fient gYen by NE Guthrie aies eh9.
rs iasl fueaday evening the organ
zaliea Is 10 Demand for suflber reslt
ala. pfule s0r Clarence Robinson has
under consideration proposition
i irnm the ladics of ihe Methodist HbIs
eopa chufeh south. tor himself and
q auaraltto from tho Ladies' eh0rua
g give g MHslcol conceft al some tims
before lho adjournment 0g the lesisia
iufe fhe popularity 0f the eharue
which hes been ln existence bur d
Ye1r g compllmcni BE- talent Aaag
All ability 10 choose such unmbsf.t
a. nleaae those e iheig aufienee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-25

Police Judge Boles Is thinking a.
eHyluF hts eazGor into tho flnn and
becoming eHnaidaie gos masul
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-25
PARKER'S
HAlH HALEaEa

icnnte4 aiid hsdiiias lhf haif.
J fpWpics : luxafiant ff0sih.
nctfr felie 10 MeaEera tffg4
Hair ~ lta Youthful Coiur.
Cures soalp diseases + hasr faiiina.
We. and / i1al lia9
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-25

Mrs Robert Suhlbetg. Hi East
Washington win cnierilin the qmart
Set saturday afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-25

Ihe c' Sc Of toe logan County banl
ys ~ Dixon IS being lcled % lur,
TINS afternoon n ihe district court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-25

ffo RHift NNt'NN fftHFf
The woman who would nave every
part Of her dess Us keeplug wiih che
rules Of fashion must have sppul
81 slippers and they Mill not BIZ i3ul6
Inexpensive by any meins Satin slip
per1 embroidered and the color of me
gown ale worn lnthe boudulr The BAH
room slipper * also Of satin aud EN-.
biCidetei and often with peails Cloth
az gcld or silver Is alse uaoi ilr .he
ballroom slipper
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-25

fllp lclh VIII give the aslh oi d
seilcs of daueca THIS eveuHg a their
rome ~ north Division street Th0so
That VIII attend are requested NOT d.
arrive unlil $3.50 or lalee as lAc liik
VII have ihelg ral rehe fsal this
evening pn ihc musical epmeds thos
will give el lhe lrolks ii lhe uln
future
ME- ~ ~ Daga w4a lnsiesa O. llie
I q. phlmhle club this afteraaah
s-s
THE iaale3 GhlsbgN iRiia HrayO
mCetlng lhis afternoon ii lha ,inlet
ifofbyteran church Wa largely at
iended
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-25

Major ctinnls Eafmaf4 in-lIldfs slda
2p elaborate Agricultural exhibit with
see etafy Charles Barrett 81 he state
hpala @ agriculture. Every county
institute IN The state q requested by
Ile hqafd Of asFIesllinee 10 send 81.
aih'tg 70 Ghe department yearly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-25

she 7ctacked'' gltratlon plant Is 0e.
lng repaiied By the water commits.
gioner and eliy engineer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-25

Mr. and Mrs G. q Julian OF Bar.
llcsyllp are guests Of friends in cue
capital city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-25

Charles llowmn. convicted N the
district court OF Canadian county un
he chafee q transporting liuuor IN
iiealloa 3f law and who was iined
s6 ana sentenced 20 Six months III
.he eQualy lall appealed bls case 10
I've criminal court Of appeals today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-25

Adlers orchestra vii. giYe public
dance eidas evening II she clty hail
auditorium.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-25

lie Ladies' Aid apcleiy Wes hlghiy
entertained al ihN home 81 NiH. A u.
BeNea Gls FSaai Noble Yesterday III,
tefnuuih Afitr an Important buauess
meeting z very delicious luncheon aes
curved, The house was pfetlily dee
GRATED laf tbe orcaslon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-25

United stale3 Marshall sud Mira.
John Aberunlhy leave ohlghi for
Washington, d c. 10 ntteSd tn IN.
augnlntl0n
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-18
GOL. JOHN WOOD
 A VETERAN MINER
Owner of San Antonio Prop erty and Politician Here
 on Visit

Colonel John Wood, head of th=i San Antonio mine in Northern Mex leo, is spending a few days Tn Biebee recupeTating. CIlcnel Wood is one of the well known mining msn of this section and for many years was en- gagged in the same business in the north
 He mas little to say regarding th5 future of his property in Mexico far. ther than to say everything there is moving along finely and that there are in thd neighbOrhood of POO men 'on the pay roll. The San Antonio IS making good in every particular. The recent stockholders meeting provided for further work which will be done thl coming yea.
 Few men inl Wisconsin enjoy a broader and more confidential ac- duaintance among the leading states men there than Colonel Wood For many years he was a close friend of Senator tP.liletut Sawyer, who for years and up till the time of his death ruled Republican politics in the Badger state. Then came Isaac Ste rhenson, present United States sen ator from Wisconsin, who has been one of his personal friends since the senator came to Wisconsin. He speaks in the highest terms of the stalwarts and the men who have made thsir success uc7sib'e.
 Such men ~s Uncle Jerry Rusk, first to occury "a pCsition of secretary Of ?--7 % l'rrc. wss h.s friend for many -o-v- ~-I Covs -nor Lucius K. Rair- Ch-d received h.s support for the of CT cf chief executive of that state fer three successve terms
 Much money from that section of the United States has been brought into this country by Colonel Wood, who believes it to be the biggest min ing district on the American conti- nent
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-18
CHAMPIONS OF
 THE WORLD ARE
 HERE IN TOWN
French's Tomato Bracers," the Only Team in the World That Has Never Suffered Defeat

Since the time when Adam and Eve 2 ayed catch with a cOco2nut there have been baseball, teams in exist eno2, and most of them were cham pionship teams. There have been worlds champions, champions of the United States. champions of Ar.zona and champions or Pay Streak Ridge. but there is only one s.mon-pure, un- adnlteTated undCfeatcd team in ex- iste1ce. and that team .5 hte one o. S. French is organizing in Bisbe. to he known as the Tomato BraceTs."
 This ts2m holds the lneisputed long-distance record Of the world. and has never been der ated. Some s2r- castle sucker may suggest that the reason for this is that they have never yet played Be that as it may, ths championship talk still goes.
 Mir. French has twenty-seven play was already signed for the team, with more coming. two from Squash Cen ter and one from Oshkosh. French has not yet decided whether to play three men to each position on the tam or to let eacn man play three inning shift.
 The Tomato Bracers" have al
 ready signed up for an argument over the nine-inning course with the Bis
 bee miners and the game will be played next Sunday at Warren. The funds derived from this game
 will go to the B.sbee association base ball fund to help the work of sup | porting a crack team for the city. | It was Tumored at first that Eddie Mclean would umpire the game pexi l Sunday. French, however, fears tha ! the hot sun would burn Eddie's lonl
 curly locks if hg were forced to stan6 out on the diamond during the lonl weary nine innings. so another mal win be substituted. However. to pla cate him and to alleviate his peey'
 French has promised to dress Eddie | up as a ham sandwich and let hin walk around the field on dress parad' ] before the game is callsd.
 | Seriously. however. the game mex | Sunday will be for blood (the kin'
 used on the stage,, and all who at | u-nd are promised the time cf thei i lives In the words of the immorta
 Tug Hennessy, the lamented Eas ! Side sport. De goim VIII be far bloo
 and de more dey bleed, de better" l The Bisbes band will be in attznd | ance at the game to che=r up play CTS if they need any.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-18

Miss Hartha Berry. Hho has a sch-ol for poo- children in northern Ce--gia. began the wcrk by accident. 1T su.h . thing can be She went into Che woods to read inaqGie;. and while sLs-e heard children taking She called theI 70 her and asked them if she shoulac tell stories. Repeating some from the Bibie, she discovered how little they knew about the book, and as they wished to hear more she Invited them to come fhe next Sun day. She now has a floEriEhiug school. The .mountaincers call her the Sun day lady of Possun T0Ot." TEe par cnts of the children w{n not accept any charity and insist thEt their child ren shall work for every bit Of educa. tian they receive. One hTudTed and fifty iiuys have cleared a tract of tim Der. built a doTmitoTy, schoolhouse and chapel. They have an orchard of 5,g0B Elberta peach trees and hope 10 tyaiEd "a ,cannery.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-18
That awsur orn or l~-~irssson

r you wish to peav ass'ne. . Euy- Gen CT ycmptatioa. u-ay caa.a7i C7q- awful gift flor it is 8 purely ilvluG- tarv gi.tj UE imagination wk.cn alter uatsiy Eattcrs and to.mcnUs i7F pcs sesSCr-rstters him by makiu- Etn fancy that he possesses the vf-iueH which he can im2ciae in other. 5or- ments him, Because .t makes hI-a Fgel in himself capacity for every iuIas- inabIe form cf vice Yet is it De a gift of Gods tand it cannot be q Ell of the deviIs) it mus. bring some good, and perhaps the good is che capacity . or sympathy with bgncz- guards, lubEcans and sinners To see into the inner life of these- to know the r disease. not from 5ooks but from inward and scientific anz to- my. una Ginatiul may help a man II 1t does that for me l shall not regret ft: rch0Hgh it is. sselfshly speaking. inc mott hrEiliating and tormentinr nf all satl s1Bts.-Chsrles Kingsley.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-18
.b|SbEE'S FAME
 HAS REACHED EVEN EUROPE
Miss Harrison, Noted Mining Writer, Talks Interestingly
 of the Mineral Camps of Arizona and the Southwest

Miss. J. E. Harrison. the well known mining writer. spent yesterday n Bisbee visiting the~mines in this dis trict She is visiting the numerous camps throughout the southwest and will write extensively on this subject for mining periodicals. Miss Harri- son has been devoting her time for several years past to the study of mines and has a good idea of what Is going on in the west
 In speaking of this section of the west, Miss Harrison was very en. thusiastic.
 "I feel that I am in the grandest mining camp in the world" said she. "Bfsbee is known so widely that it would be hard to travel and not learn something of the wealth of the minerals here Even when in Europe when I stated that I had spent much time at Joplin, Mos and had seen the growth of that mining section, was Immediately asked if I had visited | Bisbee. When I stated that I had not, always noted that it was a
 matter of disappointment to those with whom I was conversing. as they were an anxious to get information regarding the great copper deposit of | the Copper Queen.
 'si have visited some of the mines | here md like every one else who has visited the Bisbee camp..I cannot in any degree appreciate the great pos | sibnfties of the wonderful bodies of ore Bisbee itself shows activity and one can note decided contrast after coming from Douglas which is jusl 1 now'1n the quiet of a peaceful dream
 T have made some trips to the l Chlicahaus and have seen some very 1, interesting material ground and soma of the most promising surface show i ings which I have ever seen in my 1 life have no doubt that that dis ] JTict will soon come to the front and 1 will be one of the very active camps lsof the southwest.
 | 'Courtland is another point whicf
 I have visited and I am sure 1t will
 be one of the thriving camps of the 1 territory One can little realize the | interest which is being taken fin this | section of the mining world and
 have no doubt that as soon as con l ditions are relieved in a financia,
 way that there will be much new money thrown into circulation in thi: I section
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-18

The Congregational parsonage at Kittery is one of the oldest houses in the staje of Maine. It is the oldest ecclesiastical residence in the state, and the oldest one in present use in New England. The house was built in I72S. in the days of the Hon Will liam Peppsc-sC. father of Sir William PeppcrrcT c cnh;ains the lilraTy )e cueathed r- s. William to D RsUja- nr:. SseyerS. TOT % years mir 'ste" q {. s.,..ccy I'aiE. csJ-rah. D-. Ct-,GIL .- isrsn ls-lu5 aths- :ht .;cs9r- is sae .ixrega..on.6 -r'dis9G's of Ks ,ery .nd York TOT all tl11e. .s..ly OG these books contain the Pepperrell ccat Of arms.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-18
Decorations for Womer.

There are few decorations for wom- en in Europe, the most ancient order coming from the Austrian throne. It is the decoration of the Star and Cru eifix, and is given to women of high rank. Another is the Luisen. found cd in memory of the beautiful queen of Prussia. whom Napoleon insulted This order is given to all classes oi women who commit any great self sacrifice.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-18
women Run a swIss Town.

Froissy, in the Canton of the Aron- dissement of Clermont. is run by women, five important officials of the little town being of the sex. The post woman has a hereditary title to the office, the mother of Mme. Dauboin having held it before her. The tele- graph office is in charge of Mme. Leso- bre, Miss Jeanne Marchandin takes all the photographs, Marie Druhon- Mail Hard is the town crier and Mime. Tal lefer presides over the railway sta tion.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-18
rro-mous eIse.rie Power.

The New York Edison Company has about 55,G00 customers on it's lines ex- tending oyer MaHla tan island and the borough of the Brc1@s. Current is fed through S1.0o2 meters to an equivalent Of 6.,,8.000 lamps. Tire electric motors taking current from the company 1g- gre up asDui Iss. .o)e horsepower.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-18
nonr

Young man. don't take giri's hand in yours and tell her you love her un- less you are prepared 10 pay her board fer iife-Chicago Daily News.
 4 Terrible Disappointr1enR.
 "Sir. your daughter has eioped wftk the chauffeur"
 Good heavens! And he was the only one I ever had that could ges away every time from the poIiesf"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-18
Juvenl!e ,nncranee.

You ought to know better, Johnny" " said Mrs. LapslinC. reprovingly. than ask me what the difference is between courage and bravery. They are pusil- luminous terms and mean the same thing"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-18
NO expense 10 ce oparco.

When my uncle comes 10 town, said the young man, firmly, "he shall be properly entertained. Hd shall never say that I did not do him we'll He shall have everything that his money will buy"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-18
A Sucoss.

First Breker-How's that sInining scheme of your coming on?
 Second Broker-Splendid. Why, we sold every share before we found the | mine.-Unidentifed.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-18
ocrne vriz unt ran.

An excavation in the street may not be a temptation, yet some person will hurry along and fall right into it
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-18
InsoIsn, cIuiIItx That Hurts.

The insolent civility of proud man Is more shocking than his rudeness could be.-Chestcrfeld.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-18
New Music

A Virginia newspaper puts it's aR- nouncements of births under the head ing New Music"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-18
Buovaney of Cork

Che pound of cc=k is sufficient :o support a man of ordinary size in the water.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-18

Those warm breaths of approaching Summer suggest hammock Of course, we needn't remind you that the earlier you get it the days yoi it this season The aSv;nce showing is ready before By actual there 30 distinct Kinds to select from
 In opinion comfortable hammock supplies enjoyment for the amount expended than any other form of summer entertainment. Not necessary to go farther than the confines of your yeranda lawn experience the cool comfcTt of hammock in the hottest weather Wen SrTempt descriptions for the lire is varied However it's best choose early.
 FURNITURE SECTroN)
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-18
An Anelen, Parsonaae of Maine.

Garrett and Armbruster.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-05
Eishina Snakes.

While fishing in the Fort St. George moat. at Madras. a correspondent of Country Life saw snake fifteen inches long come out of the water with fish in it's mouth. On catching sight of the writer 1t dropped the fish and bolted. leaving the fish on the bank alive. On another occasion, while fishing in a reservoir near Cha ziabad. he again saw snake emerg- ing from the water with a fish in its mouth. This snake was about twenty. four inches long, and on killing it he was able to identify the fish as com mon species of Indian fresh water fish Later on he saw viper, nearly four feet long. lying in shallow water. The writer hooked it ashore with his tackle. upon which the snake attacked him, leaving large yellow fang in bis fishing rod
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-05
NEW BARBER SHOP
ROOM IN NEW PosToFFICE Lo- CATION RENTED TO NEW
 PORT OWNERS

l.. F. Hoeye and Elmer Mercy closed a contract with the Globe Building company yesterday, whereby they SC. cure the store room in the new post office building. for the location of d new barber shop
 This room, twenty by seventy feet in size, will be fitted up with the most modern equipment. Six chairs will be installed and in addition bath and manicure departments will be provided.
 Hoeye will leave for the east within the next few days, to select the equip ment for the new shop. It is expected that it will be formally opened before the first of November.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-05

iiing so that tae.e was no surplus weight to corry
 Plenty of Gan,
 "We did not run short except when we weat astray.
 We brought ten toss back with us, the others being caten hy their com panions. We used tine lasso, traps and bows and arrows to catch game. It took two months to learn how to trap a moose One of the men shot an cider duck with arrows.
 Cook concluded his observations with a reference to the kind way he had been treated by the king, who was greatly interested in his adventures. He stated that he is going 10 New York as soon as possible. He will remain for few days and then will proceed to Brussels, where he is a member of the Polar club. He assured his heais CTS that 'he did not want to go 10 the pole again, either north or south.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-05

" ignorant. They know that the earth IS round. They have a name Tor the pole, which they call the Big NnL They appreciate the work of explorers when participating therein.
 Information From Natives
 VI think Rasmussen has obtained some information regarding my expe. dition from the Eskimos who have learned lt from the two with me. Ras. muSSen was there much later and his information will be published shortly. possibly tomorrow.
 Concerning the ice around the pole so Tar as could see, it was slightly more active there than at one or two degrees south. It drifted somewhat iH3re to the south and east. It's peu. e'ai character is not very different from that at other places We staved around the pole for two days making observations, l don t claim to have put my finger on the exact spot; [ do not claim to have put my feet on it, but personally l think we have been at the spot. When the observations nave been figured out again it is pos. slble that there will be found slight errors and differences, but am certain that a gun shot fired from where we were would have passed over the pole
 Stars and Stripes on Pole
 We planted the Stars and Stripes at what we believed to be the pole. but did not leave the flag with staff Instead l placed a small silk flag in a cylinder with my name and record of he journey with the date. The drift lee may carry the flag away, but then