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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-20
StanOarS Gil COMPANY appellirt

StanSarb Gil COMPANY nppeulrt.
ct. 4puis, NO, IS. December.
Iie Serufnng Der nStanouro Oil
Company" pom Nep- Serien ibrer
Observation-Disclosures uno oie Iiebcn
e:uSclnen Yerionlidyfeitcn, gcDcn mcl-
dc bic Understanding fiir5lid) ocn
Nrc5cb mcgen stlliloiung Der Selcll-
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ocl Mppelldnten bat bns VnnoeSfreis-
acriHt iii 1id)t mellieer ais 60 Eiuhf-
ten geirrt. iporailf bic geruilnlg ol
fns @ltnoesfrcisgeribt geitiist miro.
Ter @crufuug lit cine Caution poll
$4,000 beigeih(piien. Sm auge-
nleinen geben bic @infuiirie Der Mp
ptaaiiten onbin. oaB feiite 9elpeile
iiir gerlcsuugcll bes Sbcrn!on'Ihe
antitrltitgeletes p%orsebroft lporocn
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lid angcfiibrt, oob Scr @cridtsbuf
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tling Der peridieoenen 8eieaifoitel,
eingenommicu. miro fir unbaltbar
'erfl1rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-20
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ais WaporssGonbibat Der Sum.
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beute III Der Superior Court pcrae.
iiibrt moroen. CIR pIaioirte nif.-
idrulois nno muroe iiilter $4,000
@iirgid,aft snm Yroseb fc~itgcbalteil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-20

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Greensboro. %. s.. Nipam Gaiuts
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lciten ais Gin riiriser @crfed)icr bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-20

ofe @cltliille puroen Don Der Ser.
Ianlmlung angenomnlen.
vNotbe 8reu5" @orten
5ulGiiig. a.,
HoItmeiIter aller 2onoestbeile iinO
pom EoItoepartement in aenntniB
geiett porbelt, oaB sic Yoitperipal-
tung pom 8robbritnmnien ibr &erbot
oes @ebruud)s bon @cibnadtsmar=
ten oes pHptben areu5es" temporGr
5llriidgenommen bot. EoltItiidc,
@riefe. ioiupbl ipic Eocfete, Die nod
@roBbritannien ODER Srlono beitimmt
ru,b nit iolhen Marfen bcflebt limo,
merben pie eepGbnlif befDrocrt,
wenn tic init ben notbigen Sriefmar-
fen perieben iinb. Sie Yoitmeiiter
iilo an9eipieien iporoen, ole Mbien-.
Der gu eriud)en, Die Northumberland.
fen auf Der bintercn Seite bon 9rie.
fen pber Hadeteu, Die noh irgeno ei-
nent Sbeil ppn @robbritannicn eorci-
iirt iinb, 5lt fleben.
Yrpteit gegcu Manu's
IL Gorlage.
Tie bier oemotrotiihen Witglicoer
bcs Counties fir 5ipiidenitootlid)cn
,lnb alismGrti9en SonOel merben III
iGrem Millorit1tsberiht bes &eprd.
Observation-Disclosures eincn iharfen Erptcit
eegcn Die Monn'ihe Gorlogc gc9en
ben Snnoel init .peiBen Sflanin-
nen" erbeben. ipeld)e geiterl bon Der
MajoritGt oes Counties allgenomnlen
murbe. SSn Dem Minoritdtsberif,t,
Der bon Dem GongreB-W itglieb nj
tarbiou. BON Nlobonto oufgelett
miro, ioll Der SdJiperpnnft baroli
gelegt meroell, oaB Die gonSe Inge-
legenbeit unter Der Sltrisbiftion bes
Gimpanoerulgs-@ omites itcbe nno
eab Die Wonr-9ia MIR nut cine Ser.
lesling Der Hedte Der Stoatei,, Die
Moral ihrer eigenen Ginipobner lelb't
Al, reailitren. b%i1,ausl1utt.
Ncuer 9efeblSbahcr tnr
Shladtibitt ~Wt1-
iiiippt".
@oln 6lotten-0 epartemcnt lullroe
Captain W. s. SulIonL Der bisberlee
gommanoeur Der Watroicn-Mnsbil-
bun9s.S totion III Nemport, u. s.,
gum nGditen 9efeblsbaber oes
Sblabtihiffes n@iiiiiiiippi" mo dis
NohioIgcr bes 9apitdns s. =. 6rc-
mont, Der MN bas Commando ilber
Die Nopp-Daro in Bolton iibernlnmt,
o.scriehen. COMMANDER F. ".
Sourigon iiberninmnt bas Gonlmu1-
90 iiber sic MISUNDERSTANDING III
Neipport.
3uriid aus Is Connecticut
ErGliOent Saft febrte beute aus
@otertpmn, Cont, 5urild. wobin CT
lid 6egeben bate, nm Dem 2eidleilbe-
g1ngniB ieiner perltorbenen Sdipd-
oerin Srou Sorocc 8. Soit beiiuipob-
men, beren iroiihe Su1e aus Salti-
ntorc bortbii, iiberfilbrt nprbeu NOR.
Der TeierIihfeit in!Der4 bleiigen Epls-,
fopolfird)e mohnten MIR Wltglleoer
Der Sornilic uno Die intimltcn tSreull-
DC Der &%eritorbenen bel. Ter Kroli-
bent frat Die Hildreiie llod Der Bun.
o~csbouptitabt lun 10 llbr geItern
Nbei,o an. Iie 2eide Der SSrou Sott
miro am Montog gum ;}luef Der Gilt
0id)erultg nod Mep. 9)orf ilbertilbrt
unb bic Nid)e ipdter in Moterto,pn
Gcigelebt perocn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30
RlorfNe FOR "RleHTs"

AS anticipated Mrs Pankhurst, tue
English woman who came TO this
county, to arouse fervor for wo-
mems suffrage. and announced she
had no use for those who were not
willing to raise riot for propagating
the creed has met with severe and
somewhat discouraging receptions
Mrs. Pankhurst is a splendid exam
pie of the fact that she is not en-
titled to the ballot A person, male
or female. who seeks TO advance a
great question and establish new
order of society by resorting TO the
methods of ignorance and wild II
eense, BY such action forces the bal
ance wheels of government to remain
aloof from that position; at least pre-.
vents open avowal Of faith.
rhc right of woman TO exercise
the ballot is believed by a very large
body of thoughtful, intelligent and
patriotic Americans. not few of our
ablest publicists being ayowed believ-
ers IN that doctrine The Pankhurst
doctrine that women should assall
with violence to secure or rather
force recognition of their rights ls
so repusuant 70 the American idea
Of womankind II will cause many to
fear there ate those loudly proclaim
ing the right TO have voice in at
fairs of state who have not mastered
the great science of self-contsol. Per
haps the usual patience and reflec-
tion of AmerIeanism will cause our
people to proceed much in the same
mind SIS prior to the Pankhurst inva,
sion. but V can be tfnthfully stated
no large body OF our people. men OF
women. are going 10 get excited In
Joining the ranks OF those who aclS.
ncwledge Mesdames Belmont and
Pankhurst es creditable leaders Of
their legions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30
InGAM cnnNrv nnAns

The new bridge at Coyle. connect
ing the richest farming sections of Lo-
gan and Payne counties by that splen-
did structure, should be an inspiration
to the farmers and residents of towns
and cities of the county to secure
hard, permanent roadw~ Ss The peo-
pie OF Coyle. TOO. realize ttr vast inn
p0rtance OF transportation and they
ere not afraid permanent roads would
in The least harm their progressive lit
tie town They know that wherever
there is travel all of the year. there
business will follow after. The cry
that the hard roads proposition is but
an effort to establish an automobile
route from Kansas to Galveston Is
neither correct or important. A macu
damized roadway good enough to es
tablsh n route from North to the
South would surely add dollars in
trade to Logan county and such other
counties as II trayersed
Logan county has better diversfi
cation of products than any other in
this section Of Oklahoma. Payne Is
one of the best farming counties In
Tue southwest The harvest tine here
begins In the very early spring. We
raise garden products and our berry
and fruit seasons add 70 the length
- time harvest money comes In. We
Rave corn. wheat. cotton. alfalfa. oats.
harlev sweet and Irish potatoes. etc
IN addition the livestock Of the county
inns well into the thousands. 10 our
people an all-vear-round market Is a
tremendous advantage Macadamized
roads means that sort of market Re
member. too. that. once build. II Is
easier to maintain hard road than
the cheaoest sort of dirt road ike
that We now have
Let's all join In and make our roads
of the best We can take 40 two
lfo'dwass az a time and in few years
with only the cost Of building added
We will have the best roadways IN
( Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30
SHOULD SUM UP

Within the past year the spirit OF
reform throughout the state has shak-
en- not a few communities. Greek,
Woodward. Beckham. Pottawatomle.
Oklahoma. McCurtain and several
other counties have furnished sensa-
tional news items, in a large number
OF eases various county officials be
ing accused of misfeasance, corruption,
dereliction and other wrongs of com
mission and omission That in some
instances. at lelst according TO the
decisions of the courts. there were
just reasons for these efforts 70 right
wrongs, no one denies. In fact one
not on the scene and without the prop.
er facts can not form an estimate OF
conditions But ghat the public at
large can CLEAN creates q curiosity to
know whether. In The main. the agita.
ton. charges. trials etc. have been of
sefvice toward bettering conditions. IN
other words. have the charges been
sustained to a sufficient degree 10
warrant the assertion the crusade has
redoujed TO the common veal? In
more than one instance the affirma.
tive answer can be had from outside
people, but as A whole, what has been
the result7
ROttenneSs OF the most despicable
type was admitted by the perpetrators
In two instances and the punishment,
so far, has not been more severe than
an ordinary penalty inflicted for sim
pie assault in moderate sized city
IN three counties the charges against
officials were found TO have been wild
rnmors. pareniless when those circul.
ating them were invited into court tc
tell what they actually knew. In sum
ming up the results via inflictl0n OF
penalties. II is likely the balance on
the side of good would be TO the
bad But II the shaking up and strict
surveillance has left those who would
be tempted with wholesome fear OF
the consequences and also aroused
the average man to a realization men
elected 10 places of trust should be
of high character, then the state a.
~ whole has been benefited although
The graft news has not made any OF
us extraordinarily proud because of It's
hromlnence IN the daily press.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30
5000 10000 ooco GO @ @
: WHAT EDITORS ARE SAYING o
0 @ oc GO coo ocoo coo 0
Balky Horse VS.. Balky Man
Cf.f 81 r...t.,rf,


A wealthy fafmer In New York
whipped ballsy horse and while en-
gagged In this rather violent effort,
he fell over dead. We would not say
that this result was in the nature OF
a reiribution for foolish and cruel
act. Il is possible that the exertlon
SO affected the action Of he heart
that death was Che consequence.
But the incident should call atten-
tion 70 The fact that the whipping OF
balky horse is risk that no man of
sense should accept For II man IS
not killed by the exertion, Il hurts
him otherwise. as all mem acts do,
and whipping a balky horse Ia gen
orally that sort of an act
Violence is not the specific for a
balky horse. and II will seldom do the
hose any good. while II will always
10 the man harm The driver catches
the distemper from the horse. and
Lalky men are worse thsnnbalky hors-
es. AS a general thing the men who
are cfuei 10 their horses ARE cruel 10
their wives and children. Both treat
ments arise out of the same spirit.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30

HERES TO ENID-Do YOUR eEST
Enid newspapers are very proud OF
the ground being broke for the new
millien dollar packing plant. saving
al sorts OF nice things about The city
and the prospect for future livestock
business. But Enid newspapers ami
Enid citizens generally should not
70 get all fOkl1h0mans ARE equally
proud of that achievement Il means
much to the whole stale and il Enid
happens TO get the better OF the good
results. then all OF us say. Here's 10
you- YOU deserved it because you tried
and won No million dollar institu-
ton can start in any city Of the new
state without adding greatly to the
commercial importance of the whole
state. That is why Guthrie, recogniz-
ing Enid 3s one OF the great. thriving
growing cities of the state. wishes that
the new plant may grow even faster
and DC CT even more use than the
liYliest booster Of Enid anticipates at
this time Guthrieites who were pres
ent Thursday allege that Enid shows
wonderful pr0sperity-re and
new business structures being erected
on every hand the stores filled with
patrons and an air of prosperity too
good for show manifested sll round.
Il the capital city through The Lead
er can do any honorable thing to adj
vance the honest prosperity Of the
great. growing city to the northwest.
A whisper will b-ing results That
policy and system will make this an
empire: build up all the cities: in
crease the value of our farm lands,
promote the correct feeling between
communities and give us an united
front to face trouble should the old
scound el try to cross the state bord-
er TO annoy us.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30

Congressman Morgan's scheme to
have The state build irrigation bitches
sounds like the effort Of a child 70
solve the mystery of the hereafter
The state can aid and be Of use 10
tho irrigaiiun doctors. it can never
engage IN the bnildlng OF drainage
canals, irrigation dykes or any ptbe1
scheme that leads to wonderful com
plications. oklahoma will be Irrigai.
ed and her lands on the west side
will be OF incalcuiable value. as are
The oil lsnds on the east side. But
there will be no state canal. carrying
water to or from the field. or carry.
ire anv other commercial product
Mr. Morgan evidently doesn't know
nnner what system the Federal Gov
ernfncnf works to enable the build
ing OF irrigation canals--but, as 70
that. there are so many thiags Nor
l.1u does not know, Il would be fool
lsh 70 attempt 10 eaumerats Or De
scribe them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30

numbering of the people only taking
men into account The 1904 census
comprised only twelve principal cir
cles. or "monthons,r thar OF Bang
kok being omitted. The total popula-
tion Of the twelve districts then emu
merated amounted to 3,30S,032 souls,
OF which 2,667,9S7 were of the siam
csc race. Upon the result Of the 1904
census the population of the whole
kingdom was estimated at about g.
6S0,000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30
Wanted 10 Gamble on Result

TANNW VI INtIIIo 7 INtt EFITN
A teacher in one OF the country
schools bad class of young scholars
before her in mathematics last spring.
The examples were in addition and
the following illustration was offer
ed bv the teacher: Nov children. II
! lay four eggs on the desk and you
sammy. she pointed to freekled
faced lad at the head of the class,
Should lay three eggs on the desk,
how m1nv would there be-" The bad
boy Of the class. who had listened in
tently. shouted Go on Sam. take her
up, | don't believe she can
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30
What slam.s census Shows
New York Herald)

the first general census has been
taken ip Siam. According to the re-
turns. bangkok city proper has a
pnsuiaiion n SOS SIS while the entire
Bangkok district hrs sb7.45i the
numbers of the population Of Bangkok
have been until now estimated TO be
between 100000 and 100000, OF
which total sabout half. according to
some authorities. Is Chinese.
The flrsl detailed census Of Siam
was completed IN 1904 all previous
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30
ERleArEui sATE AvERrnn

Il would have been a cripple for
life, FROM terrible cut on my knee
cap writes Frank Disberry. Kelli.
her. Mimi. without Buckieps .Arni-
ca Salve. which soon cured me- In
fallihle, for wounds. cuts and bruises,
IL soon cures Burns. Scalds. Old Sores.
Bolls. Skin Ernuptions. Worlds best
for Piles. 25c al all druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30
An tlnk,nd Thrust
fChickasha Fxl,ressl !

The Guthrie Leader Is always iok.
ing In its news columns. a had a
story Yesterday about newspaper
man being held up. the thief taking
all his visible coin. In the first place,
we don't believe any thief would be
fool enough to waste his energies ON
a newspaper man. and in the second
place. We don't believe he got any
money II ne did attempt 1t.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30

.r,ullier's Weeklvl


The recent death OF Miss Maria
Parlcl. known for her cooking In
theory and in practice. left her n
hrary on cookery to, the Boston Pub
lie library Now observe an adyer
tisement printed in a New York
newspaper of 1907: 'The connois-
seurs in good eating are hereby In
formed that on Wednesday next.
precisely as the clock strikes ~. a
most uncommonly fine green turtle
will be served up at uae New York
hote'. i2 Broad street Families
supplied as usual" Read over
Pickwick Papers, English litefa
ture is filled with the stomach II
is certain. however. that the interest
and importance of food and the
treatment of II whether In the stove
or in the mouth. has never before
been understood in the United States
20 anything like the extent II Is now
coming to be realized
k-44 = H .fHt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30

Secretary Ballinger affirms the re
ports that be will spend much time In
the West. II he could be Induced TO
stay there and sever his official rela
tlons at Washington, the people Of
the United States could we'll afford
to let him continue drawing that cab
met salary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30

Thirteen evangelists who are preach.
se~ ~ oklahoma al ~ one niphf are
accredited with sensational sermons.
relative to the communities where the
disines we're allowing The light to
shine" For tomorrow all Of them
should cfsnge. because Of the Sabbath
DAY. and take for a text: He that Is
without sin. Iel him east The first
stone =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30

After considerable trouble gathering
the late reports, the Washington cor
respondent OF the Boston Globe has
ascertained a man may live In sec
tions OF Oklahoma IN comparative
safety.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30

President Tafts trip through the
South has convinced nim the central
bank idea he started to advocate has
.e@ friends in Dixie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30

N there were more people In New
Mexico II is likely there would be
more folk telling the President his
party never keeps its platform pledges
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30

One advantage In having Kansas
for a neighbor. the politicians OF that
state abuse each other all the TIME.
They have no appointed holiday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30

In the meantime the New England
cotton mills keep ON purchasing cot
ton, even though the price is going
higher.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30

Kansas lopers complain that since
absolute prohibition has been on in
thai state beer has advanced from five
10 ten cents per bottle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30

The report that Speaker Cannon
would recommend Congressman Mutt
dock of wichita as a successor to Mr..
crane is not confirmed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30

Elk City boosters claim that city
has doubled in population in the past
fourteen months.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30

Tie new city directory gives Nowata
population of SSH
The W. II. Roeser homestead al
Tulsa was sold to J. E. Crosbie. the
consideration being the Jacob An
derson" oil falm in the Glenn Pool dis
trict. valued at sl00,00V-S ,OOJ iue
Roese- property embraces GOO feet of
ground on Main street, and 500 feet
on Boulder street, the lot running the
entire length Of the block on Fifteen
tn sSeet. ZIG feet. The house, with
improvements. cost about $4,000.
which does not include the garage,
trees. shrubbery, or ground.
Rufus Hedges, Tulsa merchant,
died thursday.
Tulsans ,l'k for subpostoffiee
Present quarters are inadequate.
In the Pawnee county court house
occurred the marriage of Cana Curtis
and Mrs. Martha Potts, both Of Paw
nee.
Mg William Jordan and Miss Ida
Mae Cocannouer. at the Indian Mis-
sionary BAPTIST church at Pawnee
were united in marriage.
Lester Gently. the son of A. w. Gen
try. living three miles north of Paw
nee. though only boy of II years
has won three valuable prizes on his
display Of corn at the state fair al Ok.
laboma City. He won first premium
s25 in cash. Offered by the state fair
association. in the boy corn contest,
alsa special prize of SIS offered by
A. H. Classen. the street car magnate
of Oklahoml, City, and special prize
OF a Cotton King harrow. valued al
S65, offered bysthe International Har
yester companyli
b --.----
saltwater business men have re
organized their commercial club
Mft 8a3a -~-
The Vinita jury in the case of Mrs
Eta Lenehan Tvs the NJ. X. h 7. rail
way returned verdict giving plant
ifi Judgment for $4,000, for damages
caused by the loss Of her husband IN
wreck. near Muskogee Mr. Lene
han was engineer Of a freight train
that collided with the Katy flyer. re
sulting in his death and injury tt
his fireman.
Tom Williams, colored. Of Taft
killed his wife. sentenced to peniten
tiafy for life
O.. w Holdenmsn, Of Porter, Okla.
former county attorney of Wagonei
county pleaded guilty IN the Muskoge,
police court to being drunk and wa'
fined $40. Holdeman was out on q
lark and held an sS5 watch stoler
from him. He declared that he was
overcome by another man and ths
watch taken from him by sheer force
Woodward papers claim that city vii
grow so fast and get so big the agri
cultural schools will all want to visi
the city and grow accustomed to ;
prosperity and patience that neVe
allow misfortune to interfere will
town building.
Clint Worrall declares Lone Wolf
Kiowa county, the great agricultnra
mart OF that section.
+ Cordell. Washita county folks ar
confident the efforts to chop out on
o. two new counties will strike a dis
agreement snag and the promoter
eventually fall out with each other
Tahlequah dispatches relate findin
OF gas and zinc In close proximity 4
the old Cherokee Athens.
5000 10000 cocc oco ,
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q STATE BRIEFS. O
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Q Q Q 0 @ Q 0 0 0 o Q o Q . o Q .

A message from Wellington SAYS
tehii Sidebottonfs TIE yeung nfe wh9
a saaaaed John Wooles.the b i4ss ,fosi
n W. Caught and arrcSt1s6 *9Iis ca !
rs ffAkfast at Oxford G ff eBuft.
ilieioa. one Of the leading anu-horse
thief association men OF Oxford, MADE
the arrest and accompanied Sidebot'
tom to Wellington. where he was
charged with assault with intent TO
kill and held on failure 10 give bond
fe- $2.000 Wo0ley is thought to be
much improved, In the operation per
formed il was found he had frac-
ture OF the skull and while not as
serious as st first considered. still one
that may prove fatal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30

Congressman McGuire's postmast-
ers have all made their usual bow,
certifying to the Mc6ui-e statesman'
ship
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30

Baby won't suffer five minutes with
Group If you apply Dr. Thomas Ec-
lectric Oil at once. = acts hke magic.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30

Tie new city directory gives Nowata
i population OF 5.S7l.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30

Tom Williams. colored. Of Taft,
killed his wife, sentenced to peniten-
tiaiy for life.