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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30
INV Associated Pressl

ST. Johnsburg, VI. Oct 80 Nine
lives we're lost In iire that destroy
"a he csffzens' hank block here
early today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30

The laying Of the double course
brick paving on North Division
street il being rapidly pushed 10
completion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-30
THE LEADER MARKETS

The market rs7e, printed in
The Leader te-sy is TooAY's
Market. The ressft ie s-esrsss
and farmeFs and dealers may de-
pend on II.
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o 0 o o o o O 0 o o o o o Q o 0
3 WEATHER FORECAST.

. New Orleans, Oct. 30.-Tonight 9
, and Sunday partly cloudy. 9
o Q . o o o Q Q o . o o Q . . . o
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-29
SlanS.

Srau Green pope miibte er.
fobren onB llngeoulo icine eigene
Strafc nit lid fiibrt, Sim Sounto9
ipoIIte Iie elmer aate eincn Sub
tritt periesen fiel aber bin uno
bra6 Den Irm.
Gbriit 2abmeper lit iebt 9oit.
bote oitf Rollte Hot. Carl Sose
S~tellpertretcr.
sSobn aerr bat Die friibere
Seize SribgeraIb 6arm bel &eb 9iro
fiir $3.50 gefauft.
Setrp 9rbring uno Serramt
9iepalo maren lebte ISOLDE III ct.
CHARLES no iie ser Seriammlutg Der
8cItliGen 9iitrift Ser 60. 2iltberi.
iden Spnobe BON Miiiouri Ohio, II.
a. Staaten b%eipobnten.
-@s iinO bier mebrere Sale pom
9terpenficber 81 per5ei6nen. 6ran
Sobn Senorir, Elm airb oes &obert
@occfIi ltno Elm ainO BON So. @a.
ion.
Senrp Bod pelder friiber bel
8oolIom pobnte aber Dor 4 Sabre
bel Mlma, 9afapette Gonntp cine
Sarm Su $50 Ben 9lder faufte, lit
$t35 Sen Ider geboter, mill aber
nidt perfaufen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-29
Grit Gberlin G. Son.
@urriipn.

5reo 9. 9arbelmcper bon ct.
2orliS ipar Sonntag bier ST. Seiltd.
Senrp aolfs bon GbinelanO
mar bier bel ieiner Sdpeiter 5ralt
Seter Boss 81 8eiltd ulo fauite
slgleif BON 6. g. Sbomas Elm @u.
tomo6il. gr fam oamit nad Ser.
mann nm iiber Ben NiiIourifInB
ieBen 5t f0nnen.
Sosepb &aaf, ar6iteft uno
8auunternebmer bon ct. SouiS,
mar bier bei ieinem Sdrpager s.
s. 9ope, Inn 8lane fir uelle Sani.
er ailf Ser leeren 8ranoitatte Serrn
Yope %geborig, in Ingriff 5u nebmen
C. $. 9raht, BON 8reOericfs.
burg mar @ontag bier IN 8eiddft.
en-.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-29
Sort gaacg.

- 8oItor arebS BON 8i8conlln
miro bellte, 6reitag, bier e%intreffen
Inn aIs Seeliorger Der bieiigen 10.
pie Ser Sirit Grcefer Gresbeteria.
ner @emeinoe 81 flngiren.
Stto &eppner bon ct. 2ouis
pelder Iebtcs 6riibiabr Die 8arm
oes Sacob 9umburg funfte, lit nit
'ieiner Somilie eingetroffen iino bot
Ieine 5urm be5ogen.
Sbeo. Sberg unb 4rnol0 Sein'
lein baben BON Serrp Ruiiet oelien
9ampimaidine gefauft.
SreO Sberg fatfte BON Gust.
9rGutigam cine i6one Stute.
Am Samltag ben 80. Sfto'
Der lit bel 60. Seinlein Sbooting.
Mat6 fir Gnten.
&Diebrb.
@ottlieb Silfebnllmer febrte
SamItag bon ieiner &eiie nah ct.
2ouis auriif.
Die @ruben fir Sbonerbe lie.
gen CUR 3eit brad bod miro Die
arbeit mabriGeinlid in Sen ndd'
item Sagen aufgenommen merben.
8taiam Siatt Der "a idbrige
Sobn Der Gbelelte Sobn 81. Siatt
bon Openspille lit leste ISOLDE ge-
Itorben uilo bot Iein So6 in groBen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tiefe Graier ber-
b~orgerufen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-29
Stuiss.

go. 8iIlimann bat Sbreiner
an ser arbeit-- 2ouis 8illimanu
uto 8rlloer.
SRI. anna gieber oie lGngere
3eit frnnf mar urio bon Or. Sebd
.5u 8lmo opereirt muroe, lit altf Der
9eiIerimg.
-gImtDiduI Superintendent s.
Sd. 9mnier fam allf einer Sn.
ipedtionreiie bier burd unO beiudte
Die bieiiseit Sdulen.
Sim Samltag Den 80. Sttober
miro in BilIimann's Sdulbauie elm
9ebattir 8erein %organiiirt, pel6em
bieSige inaae 2ellte beitreten iollteu.
Sec. Rittenoorf bon Oflnbo.
ma ift bier Suiu 9eiud ieiner Ytilte
fer uno Gn6ere 8erpanoten.
8abreuo Gomaro auble beim
&leebeuOreiden NOR mrroe er bel
Der 9ampfHaidine on beioen ar-
men rn6 am ltnfen @ein if)limm
ourd beiBen 9ompf un6 @aiier ber-
briibt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-29
9u 8ermietben.
8a gerlaufen.
Blu ~nerfanfen.

Sine Got nit 5ipei 9uten DobubdnIer unb
aleu- glebenseb6uben, on Der oitlid1en, afuei.
ten Giraffe.
gta@5uiraaen bel,
20 IN. g aut6 d..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-29
0 AN EXPERIMENT
over a Million OF Coles Patented Stoves In
Use in America Today.

Readers Of this paper should not get
the idea that Coles Hot Blast is in any
sense an experiment. 1t has been proved
supreme over all heating stoves by years
Of use by hundreds of thousands Of
customers. Their annual output of the
famous Coles Hot Blast from Chicago,
the Original, is 10000 stoves. They are
in use in every state of the Union in
the homes of capitalists and wage earn
ers, and the most enthusiastic testimoni-
ais are received at the factory of the
Cole Manufacturing Co. In Chicago
every day.
The reason the Coles Hot Blast is
three times over the biggest selling soft
coal heater is because the patented fea-
lures that make it remarkable are con-
trolled by the Cole Manufacturing Co,
and, therefore, could not be used on any
other stove,
So Coles Hot Blast is lacked by its
astounding guarantee only after the
manufacturers have proved in thousands
of cases absolutely everything they guar
antee.
We have a letter from the President
of the Cole Manufacturing Co. author
izing us to guarantee every purchaser
of Coles Hot Blast in this way:
Coles Hot Blast is guaranteed to re.
duce the fuel bill a third over any lower
draft stove of the same size; guaranteed
to hold fire from Saturday night until
Monday morning: guaranteed to have a
smoke proof feed door; guaranteed to
remain air tight as long as used; guar,
anteed to give uniform heat day and
night with soft coal, hard coal or Ignite;
guaranteed to use less hard coal for
heating a given space than any base
burner with same size fire pot, and guar
anteed to heat the oorns from one to
three hours in the morning with the fuel
put in the day before (Which does away
with kindling or rebuilding the fire each
m%orning).
This is making a great heater business
for us, and should at least induce every
reader of this paper to see them before
buying their heater this winter.
Signed --
FSft
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Center Target
(Centers)
GdHten gcrbanSlnns.

&~egeImdBige @%eriammlung am
25 item 0ftobcr 1909.
DDS 8rotofoll Der leBten Ser.
iammlilng piiroe perleien rnO an.
gepommelJ ipie perleieen.
SIN monntlifen 8eitragen aingeti
Elm, einialieBIid oas Gintrittsgclo
BON Serrn Sreo 8alumaaertncr
$3.50 Solgenoe 3ednnngen pltr-
ben cingcrcidt, mo 5llr 3ablit9
ungeipieien; @raf 9rintins So,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-29
ueberDintert nidt elre gferbe
nnb Glel.

Cure Jeloarbeit lit getbuiI Slt.
ter 1T bod i'm Breiie, uno i'd pst
bereit 100 Stiif CUTE fette, ODER
aud oiinite 5um fettfiittern @iel AT
fanfen; lie miiIien bon ID bis IL
Sono bod, unb spiiden 8 Bis Z
Sabre alt ieiu, fir pel6e i6 ben
diBerit bodlten Breis be5able. Sd
muB oieielben biz gum %. 9e3em-
Der baben. Gud babe i6 slRfteag
81 faufen cine Gn5abl alter letter
Gel II. 8feroe irgenopeIder @roBe
einerlei pel6e 5ebIer iino @ebre.
tbcn lie baben MIR miiiieR iie felt
lein, fit pelbe ih aud ben b6d5ften
9arftpreis be8oble.
Sdreibt mir mos ibr sit perfalt.
fen babt es piro fid fir eiib BE-
5ablen.
Otto S6mibt,
Berger, $40.
.e.lMa EArE-
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quftip n.

llnteraeidIneier Nominiitrator ipiro auf
DER alien Brandt Sarm nabe Eurnpite, am
9 a III a q ben 6. @~opember,
Wpreens 10 nhr anianoenb foIoenoes pers
Iobnlid)e Gisentbum al zen Wteiitbietenben
pertouIen:
1 Ytero, l neuer 9inoer, / Moiper, 1
Senredeu, / ~Tarmiposen. / nieoriser Ba,
gen, 1 Sprinsmasen, l 9dodltfter, p
ipdniser'DFus, 1 @orn pIlus, etpa 60
Sdod Gorn. eimaS Seu unb onbere slrs
iitsI su sabIreih nm ale All %benennen,
9eoinsuneen: Vile Smnmen bis 3u So
9aar; aui arDbere Yetrdse mirb 9 Wlonate
Greoit beipiaist sesen ytote nit gutter Sid.
erbeit.
Otto Shaeier,
NbminiItrator.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-29
3otsbam.

liner Sdullebrer &err @6as.
@aertner lit gliidli6 iibsr Die sln-
Seim.
8ns @ooern 8oobmcn Gic.
mic bier am 16. 5. &C., mar gut be.
inft uno sllles amiiiirte iid aufs
Bette.
Der 8otsoam &ifle Club CAB
SamItag Den 90. Sftober elm
.fleines 8reisidieBen nit foIgenoem
&eiultat:
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Scene an5eigen.
Da~mfiaamne.

NIen 5beilnebmern am 9egrGbntbe ur'
ierer unIaneIt perItorbenen Nllttcr
SrauM arsaretb Weber
jpreden mir hermit ~unieren inni9Iten 0ant
aus beionoerS Germ 9oItor oueomeper
uno ben Acknowledgment.
Die trauern6en Sinterbliebenen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-29

9rndarbeiten $500; 8bitebeab II.
Soag, aus5ei6umgeu $t6.t5.
Serr Sreo gaumgacrtner wiiroe
aIs @itglieb in ben gerein ailfge.
nommen. Serr George air6bofer
ipuroe our6 Serrn @i6aeI @eu.
mann aIs @itgIieo porgeldlagen.
Siera,,f crfoIgtc gertagnng.
Srtb SANG,
Sefretdr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-29

rlnter5etdneie fpirb in ibper Wobn,,,
benz friiberen stebeI Gigenibum, an her VI, y
liden 3ipeiten StraBe am
Samiiag ben 16. Dttuber 1909
~foIsenbes, ~peri6nliGe G~iaenibum a,t sE..,
lid1er anttion ON ben WeiItbietenben -.
tauien: Oet
3 Sefen, 3 9ettItelen, Glide unb iontH, /.
9aus' uno aiid1enserGibe, ionic Elm. 'S oiss
unb aud @artenserdibe. "ps
anians Der auftion l ubr god,nitoos
acknowledgements. gaar. '
Srau Raiberine SoberidmieOt
eeb. eour
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u htu n a.

ale Sieien,sen ,ueIde Seu in Sauen se'
preBt 5u baben ipiinIden. icaten iid an ben
ll~nter3eidneten wenoen.
Gbfpar RI 3 etterer,
Sermann, Wo. R. =. ., 30. 8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-29
gu 8ertaufen

gu 8ertaufen.
Eeues WphnhauS nit 2 Gotten an Der
iiioIiden Wlortt GtroBe.
gtabSuira9en bel
Spfepb 9 d 10 a +,
Sermann, Wto.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-29
waNsueti3.

Die idbrIite 9eriammIune Der attien'essn
baber Der Sermanu 4refpino Co., sur Gr'
ipdblun9 bon iieben 0~ireftoren ~senannier
SeIeuidait tiir has frmmenbe Sahr finbet
W ntag g. ben /. u 0 b M b e r.
1909, 3piid,en Q 1br 9ormittasS unb 3
ubr 9ad)mittasS in Der SfiiSe Der Sermaun
8repin9 &c., in 6ermnnn Wlo., itait,
Vile Wlitslieber iinb boffidit sriud,t ent,
ipeber perIDbnlid). pocr ourd, Stelpertreter
tprprpl, lid III Der NabI gu beibeilisen.
SIN auitraye bes Gireftc RUINS,
Gmil 6. G6ud,
Gefretir.
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Moutirt oiif Oas Serularner
8oItsbIott.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04
PLANS FOR
CONFEDERATE HOME

Mrs. W. +. CuibeFiaon. president
0f the Oklahoma division Of the Unit.
"a btuehlefs ol CnnfedeaeY this
rnius Officially notified Major Gem.
afal Wm Cross. con4rler ot gho Ok
Mhoma division OF iae United Con
tdefatc eVfafons. that she bad an.
ointfd Meaaamas q. G. llatfid of
Nagoner. w. R Clement % Okaho-
ma City, r D Davis. Il MeAlesier
Ii j Bass. uf lawtQn and evils Paul
am OF Dutani 8a an advisory boAr
. act % conjunction With @ similar
ommltlee from The United Som OF
confederate Veterans q decide upon
the location II iha proposed Coined
crate home In the state OF Oklahoma,
esrciary cross ioday also .Asned
lrrular letter IN this CONNECTION
which ne Is sending 10 the various
5nle gr0ie camps II The state ask.
ng TIE lruslees % the various Con.
deraie organizations 10 submit q
Yaposiil0n for the location 81 The
ONE 10 the boari and for FREQ VIII
contribution fund from each camp
70 be sent to Cl J. ] McAlestef. az
iutnlip, who IS treafurer cf lhe OK.
homa division Of The Confederate
eferans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04


lillian ..4..s. Miss Hesslc skidm9re
Marie ,..... Miss laelha peatecoai
S reiug glie plpnlaee. eic.
The beauty chorus was made up 0t
laIllwlnei Mrs Ed Johnson, Maine
boar Lilllaa N6ntal1o Halle tinn,.
AIMS trhrney, Nlrs liarveY Eee0
yrs EMO Laax Eslhef llaiuua 1ia4e
Bronson Nuhle FlpldlHe ada A3l0ii-
hall. lIelwir Braun. I.elha pentau9slf
esa tiann. Mis flhbeits rig.apea
Adler. laaie watson neuAh eppalp
fettK skmmale Della adler Hasrni
NimtNHe, eamelia sullivan, ncsJ4
MaahaH Nlleiin liieh0wet ihe
men ehrls seton fluYd ClNafl lan
WlllIami Harry Thompson ileiNf
arllu. Porter 8pmlding S ! Lips
comb Kirby fliznattieh Frank i.ucas
fraat Lauy t'has MeNann1ni FfN
-ouhl Hamilton Ree fobe Dee o. s.
Rnssei Ed Thampeun Inu. telAiua.
Ross l.illnfd. Fred Robinson + w
DiHie
Che solo work waH e31d and the
chnruses sweet aud saneiNl faken,
oll In all the performances wae clever
nv moHntch and ibe epmp0av was wen
balanced nlaasihs feature Of the
proefam was the absence Of local
shots aud so.ealed gags-those relics
The amateag inaairlg " A e9NnTy
towns The entertainment VIII be re-
Deated tonight A. Guthrie people
who wisn ia be entertained ana ~
tile Same time hcln worthy cause
saoula so % the Brooks this evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04

speeial 20 the nalls Louder
MeAlcslef. Okla. Aeh ifhe llrHt
0nYictons ii this county 70 amy ~
ont since statehood Far ylolall3ns Of
he prohihilory law h4ve been Hecuted
ore ID the iasl week To-Day a jury
sonyleted one man 0f selling and as
q led a pentsY of SIS months To iaii
shd 8 hpe # 500. On cnnprqmse
VI large nnmber Of pending caacs.
two others on pleas Of guilty sen 8
iail for thirty DAVIS end paid arss Of
ssa0 and SaGo respectively The caua.
ly attorney saYa they have agffcd la
leave ihe state at Die expiration ot
their Jail sentences.
Several haye beea convicted thla
week. spe given zines u $50 aud thirty
Gags III Gath r9iay Tor nc frs time
NJ months it hs been impossible @
bus beer here, but ths boaileggoe are
AuI selling whakes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04
ALF. HUNTER REWARD
WILL BE Contested

Oklahoma cily Ohlss March
Ihe Hsly Of the Negro which 2 VIII
hraaeA igom Harlan Kya Recently
" lhe belief ihal L s ninEabury
of Hunler lfe slayer q sheli1 Gar
rlaaa $500 baFied "Wednesday after
helne embalmel Wiil declares Thar
ief a & raHslunan named Safln. and
that he NilI eoaitHk bis clalW i lhe
authorities eefase 10 pay the S3aV9
feHaH
Although Lulp klngsburg Tue slaf
cts site. declares thai tae body Is
nni That Of har husband she hAs 1Nf
iiilfa irlnkels and letters which witt
seFnfHd fro mihe mans pockets Sey.
oral Hpsfpha who kHe. A.4a
usaaFf llsl Wllts eialm ~ correct.
ulhef relailfes 81 KlngsbuIy viii BE-
Summoned ami he i dy may b. cx
huaea fnf their Inspection il the
county refuses 70 pay the reward 70
WE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04
ALLEGED MURDERER
REPORTED UNDER ARREST


sneeaI - thc Dails Leader
MasAoRee, okla Meh i~Wpfd of
Die capture of Che alleged murderer
Fl MRS. VIII lfwis daughter &c Afs.
VIII, Who conducts boanllus hsuso
en iouta Fenfih iroei has been fp
ca supposed % b. LOWS che hush nd.
unde9 rfo af Fo rHt 'd
l4e AeAHB ueNafihd - gaarA aso
in lonely saw mill on the Veraiegis
river ~ Wagner Lewis. ] Is
glid. waa Jealous ol his wife. ehn
xas young Ml re Tho nruare
ter of The sowmll re lewia was
employed was n nel Gaskell
MIS- Lewis n4s on ld dead n hoF
hufbaud misAi 81 thea nothing
had been heard of him
shern Ramsey haH gone 20 Fort
Smith D bring the prisoner back here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04
'GRANlMA7 pENIECOST
CALLED TO LAST HOME

Mis. EHmcA6 %. Carandmsp
FenlCccsl died III morning at 0.aU
el0ck III iaA tesllrnce - her son
tui llHfY w Rehircostl ~ sasl
HaHhlnelM ayenHe after AN Illness
gryefN MOONS The deceased had
iHst pased lhe fIHe ire 0l Il years.
8he raiH tu Oklahoma hi lho early
days soon AFTER ihe opening from
80 iana and has reaidCd IN me cap
ilal ciiy eter siee Mra penlecast
4sss devpug eHislan W0man end
sas lovf4 ~ on that knew her fef
hef sweet lspesillon and hlga char
aeIar ul WnManh8ad
Brief funeral services viii be held
TfidaY asternlon al the Pontecosl
residence al $3.50 o'clock. hev y. e.
l'Alrchlha pastor Of the First Metho
dist church. 81 which the lecegs'H
wss a member and tho Rey A y
Nicholas. rect Of Trinity Episcopa
ufch officiating. The remains VII
la shipne 10 indianapolis, luhlane
Friday Afternoon accompanied By th
SON. Col Pentccost and daughter and
Grand aaehlef Miss Letha PEN ecns
whore iu4ermeat viii be made IN th'
fe5uiifm Grown Fiji cemetery. be
ldc her husband and son lanes.
Five children sursiye The dOccasedi
II. W. paatecnat. Miss Lethn peatf
sast aud 4 II pensecosl OF ,hls city:
Joe penleros,, Of Wichlia Kansas
9Aa 4. IT pcnternst ol indianapolis
fn1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04

Waiter tAalA Aleh i linaep Me
ailkalee of lha MasoaIe Judge i hla
plRee The cnfner4i ne fot BE neN So
l0H school hnlldag was laid today.
Thpfe Wara eIN sHba1i ulildfeu W ihH
little 81 fhaffh AVID ascr lpa Nns9aa
iohk part ii The exeFtles Nislilnis
Maanhs ltum Temple Ranalel Cache,
Cumaarhe l.awfnn atn ~ Reno We're
aele Ine principal address tur The
citizens WIS made by j. IRA jonHs
0g I.awtun. ihe archlleet who planned
me hnllHIngI rhe address, far the
MabaRe was made s. Rev L 4 Baird
0t walter
tfhere we're probably aha9 tiailasa
Iii attendance md an WesN NeIl
pleased NIsh lhelf enleilaiumenl ard
haze nothing but HFsIse lng Ihe 'hisI
town iu 1AalhWesl Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04
CARELESS CUPID PLEASES
HOms Talent Rendition Of Howe
Musical GOmGdy-.FOr
EIkS Home

Ath d ss6l hoaae making up an ap.
mciatlea rudIenee lhe Elks Home
Hna reeehtd material bluSt last
lshi nt lae l.a3hs upeta houHe, when
aell talent presented lhe lnnfiul wHs
1al comedy. Careless cupid The
lana Elks began talklne home eight
years ago. and earn year sees llltse
money pul aside for TOO nafppse' WIN
ia two years magnificent hlks
utilizing Nlll adnn ine property Heaf
arhegle library
Ih8t Guthrie people are slill enthus
aslio over Elhs alfalis 9a3 atleaIed
lHkt ulgnt hy the ontp0uflng % see
nme talent entertainment
ecareless Cunld is'a happy sklt
Aade up q fun, ffollo and frills. L
-as ably handled bg local hulleaanefst
Each and every one proved . top
olcher Comparisons have no place
n running comment, hui be II said,
however Thar the tried aud true stand
IS 81 home thcatricala J. Frank LanS.
sas on deck as ususl with he same
cree maee.up and sarpenline as
saug has taken part 10 mere hume
alent shows taau any person IN the
latc He Is alWaNs willing iollY and
versatile aud ne4ef fails @ mlke q
| All A distinct hit WAS mada by Fred
souhl Il s Russell was IN h5 eie.
meni pa king ol atshu RUSSELL mis- ed
bis calling Gilhg Perkins Ham and
robt hee. Fitzpatrick ana ROSS Lil.
llard went through Ia graceful man.
lner. Ham Bee as "Bo Peep was es.
6eptionaly aooa Ross tiliagd scored
much aaplAuae With hts SONG
Tina chief feature Of The show vaa
tine beauty chorus composed e the
holc It ihe citN Misses Amy Tear
gHe~ Virginia lllehtoNef and lelhs
iEenlceusi took the leads and were
ably supported Is the girls IN skirts.
AS uHual Mss. Howe was great Hpr
tage management Is almost eNual 10
/ Ter nlrfauctling The entns aiument
Naa nnaer TIE direction ot Frederic
Howe the premier producer The
east was as gollaNs
paHy Doodle confident to tho Throne
sss...... Mr. +, walter Gllby
KING o. Tichu 4 woosr .s...s..
.....4l MI Z y RNssel
f9lnk nare aliar Ml iib l'erklns
8Ia Peep she's so urlfhuH a,.s.4s
Mr. Hamilton Beg
lillle Milaew aH anieHuaIad chorus
lady MI Prank I.8al
If'auiain Richards. of the Mystic
.as....4-s Mr. Rnss Lillart
Mhanhsaodle and Skafloodle nrrh
eoukplfaioYs e.s Mt Yuhe lses
Mr Kifbs Fitzpatrick
lt'eraia Gordon Mf Fred HouB
] lagala lluni A lookout 4....ss
.s. Nr Frank Inca.
lesdeih. luYeiefn maiden .
Niss Amy Fearne.
nlanehe Miss VlreiiIa iilnhluNr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04
MINORITY
Dine IN TAFT'S HONOR

The ifiwone Republican memhsng
of the SECOND oklahoma Iegislainft
sat down at On el8bor7'S 12 c'elpci
dinner st the Hotel q y ene o'clock
today The event N Ncalled Tut
dinner out of respet WlllAr H1v
ard Taft vino at uoen today succeed
ed Theodore Roosevelt Fs press ea
Of The United states The function,
however. was really D fgrewell dlnncs
for the minority memhefs. lae oc'
cason was presided over hf Repfe
sentative q G Jones. II 0SAhnma
s'lty who acted III toasinmsle THn
silnine rBom WIS urllslleally decoraied
With the na,ional colosa with vases
ia cefnallpns and roses aAofnlHR tph
lahlbA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04
BOOST FOR THE GUTHRIE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
AND CIVIC PROGRESS

Gmtae Chamber ef Commerce,
Ifanlo association Merchants Credit
hurean, Manufacturers llsoeating
aud npal Estate exchange afa Ill f1r
IGnthfie ave N0Hq
Several chatter memherl haye
signed the constitution and bylaws
for the Guthrie Chamber nf Commerce
and permanent organization will be-
perfected Monday night n the eoun-
ell chamber Of The cl,y hall al ?. M
sharp
An persons presenting thcir appli'
cation accompanied with dues on or
before Mnndag night viii be admitted
and entitled to aap vote for each ner-
liacase they hOIa fpf the earoga diFec
fora which will be elected ai this
meeting for The ensuing wear app.i.
cations for memhnrshIn cnn be Sc.
cured Il the Retailer a.iee and Il lf
hoped That all IuYal f'tisene who arc
Interested IN the ulhnlldlne Of unf
city viii give lAelr unpc1 Ii this
mnyemaat. and III particular iha large
property hpldefs u Is lhe Intention
to advertise tiuIhtie eaennraee H'd
ailI new in6usflea which will greatly
eilaupp EhU alre "a xonf ptgnl
riitsn committees haFe been ap
painted Ib nlll1t members from their
lepeaIfp lines ot hrsIaess anA wtl
feptrt 81 lhr nsellne nekl MaHday
nlell. uuN whea SIX as canffnnle Z
with 8Ha 0i These cOmHitiees. aaa't
aaN I'LL Ree about 4 Il rill famt
fl larfs hp eag. lth. want t. Beg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04
DuRANT CALLED HOME
ON M0URNFUL MISSION

Representative W A. lmanl Of
Burant received the sud news al
tae noon hour of aii0arnmeni Of the
hunsa lliay ef The death dl hts
brother pier nnrant. who also resid.
ed Il Dufaat The deceased auher.
ed an attack Of paralysis several
Weeks ago lie was 4 prominent ChGe.
la@ indian. well known In his sec-
iifn OF the country and Ike bis
hfihct. haa much % DO with lae
Chootaw Indian Z 9ofntnent Repre-
sentative Dumnt leaves his after,
noon 70 attend the funeral services.
lie had returned only the first os the
week from the bedside OF his broth.
er thinking he was on The road to
recover
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04
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