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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-03

felt %sympathies OF this post be extend
ed TO the widow and the entire family
of nj deceased comrade. and that the
great Comforter comfort them in their
sorrows.
Resolved fourth, That a copy Of
these resolutions be sent to the fam
lilies of the deceased and be spread
upon the records Of this post.
Respectfully submitted,
THOS. HARDWOOD.
II b. STEWARD.
EDWARD JOHNSON.
Committee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-03

of that organization. President En-
ma Whitson; senior vice president.
Addie c. Muggley; junior vice presi-
dent, Harriet 6. Brown. treasurer,
Temperance c. Whitcomb: chaplain.
Leontha Denham; guard. Anna
Brought conductor. Josephine Strain
assistant conductor. l.. Hamlin; as
sistant guard, Emma Burtman, color
bearers. Anna smith. Mitchola Boyle.
Josephine Clements; Jennie Mulligan:
instructor. Matte ]. Butler: press cor
respondent. Elizabeth Gilbert.
J C. Caldwell, a%djutant Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic, installed
tho following officers OF the ladies Of
the Grand Army 81 the Republic:
President Abbie p. Jones: senior vice
president. Lucy Reed; junior vice
president. Anna Myers; secretary.
Martha Mulligan. treasurer. Frances
Cochran chaplain. Mary Caldwell;
conductor. Mile Kncesc. assistant
conductor. Ellen Adair: guard. Anna
Chambcrs, assistant guard. Hattie
Burnett
The following resolutions were
unanimously adopted by the Grand
Army OF the Republic as a mark Of
respect 90 Judge W d. Lee. whose
death recently occurred In California
Albuquerque. y NJ Jan. .. 1903
Whereas. our highly esteemed and
much loved ccmrade. friend and
brother. Judge William u. Leo. has
summoned by the Supreme
Ran LHf -.-~r.s-H H..-- A. La.~
-o tho higher court above. and
Whereas. Judge William u Lee has
long been o. resident Of New Mexico.
TO Nermejo and Cimarron ia
several years before the railroad.
hence 20 Las Vegas. where De con-
iuued his law profession until 1859.
when Dee was appointed. by President
Harrison. judge OF the second district
81 view Mexico. He then moved TO
albuquerque. where ne h%onorably
He'd said position even after the ex- /
of the term. or until 1894.
ma continued his residence here. en-
ering into an the public and private
.nairs az our citizens for the advance
nenf % the Interest of our people UNI
90 within O. short time ago. when De
20 ocean Park. Cal. in search
q better health. whore ne quietly
'assed away. Dec. 23rd. 1898. sur
ounded hy an his family except one
Judge Lee was seventy-eight
ears n month and fifteen days ~
az fhs time % his death. and
heress O. comrade had been a
lithfui and valiant soldier and cap
Boz the Civil War. and whereas
r had long been a valuable citizen Of
territory and much OF tho time
public office g man 81 rare gifts
lofts aims laborine always to
iAauee The material moral and edu-
Interests of our people. there
lre /.
Resolved first That in the death Of Z
Judge William H. Lee. g. X. Warren
and The cause for which he
ought have lost a true and devoted
lend
Resolved SECOND. T.at.the clty Of
lbuquerQue ia particular n the
rrritory % New Mexico in general
ave iost a valuable friend ana eoun-
Resolved third That the most heart
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-03

II ]. said that YOU have made a
profound study OF chronological sub
jects
! have. answered the professor
Then you can satisfactorily explain
the strange garments and head
dresses OF the savages
] can not any more than I can
satisfactorily explain Dircctoirc gowns
or Merry Widow hats -Exchanrc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-03

what scornfuny, what do you paint
them for-the market?"
Yes said Mr.. Smith.
You must paint a lot Of 'cm to get
a Twin ! CUES you have a harder
Nay of gettin' a Twin than | have"
What is your business" asked Mr..
Smith.
oh. peddle pond lilies said the
man.-Exchangc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-03

christmas green IS cesoraling the
house.
Miss May Bracket N Garfield
avenue entertained III dinnr sunday
evening in honor So har brother. Ut
Bert Bracket ~ Gallup y D.. and
her guest Miss Marie Mueller. of
Gibson. Those pres nt Were Hiss
Vida Pinney, Mis- Neliir Laub. Miss
May Hrackctt Miss Marie Mueller
SIR George O'Brieu Mr Henry Wal
ienhorst SIR. w. s Eel her. Mr.
Warren North and VI Bert Bracket
Tho W0mau'a Club gave tine %annual
Ncw Year reception Friday afternoon.
Entertaining mans niends and yisi-
tor Ia Aibuquerque an especial insi-
taton having been extended TO
strangers Tho prog amt consisted Of a
number ~ musical selections partici
patod re- by Miss Beatrice Sieight. Mr.
= O.. Gonld Miss Davis Mrs Odjard
Miss vioia skinner and others
Mf snd Mrs G. AE kun1 COS North
Fourth street. are entertaining Dr Il
and Mrs C. 9. n kunz who ncrc
married IN Chicago on Christmas day
aDa Mrs Kun aFe now on their |
rddins tour. expecting % leave this
.penins Tor the Grand Canyon and
ioathrrn California Later thet Viii
80 90 Ta-ofua. WASH ehere they wiM
81 their future hou,
-
Mos fa44nE NNf.NI MHH NA.af aHE.nf.t.r ] /
venue. viii entertain al dinner Mon
evening in horror If Mrs r p
ena.tfr and her d. alter. Miss stella
ehHstcr. nho arrived recently from
-fn Germany They nIl visit rev. 4
here FOR q fs weeks and eiil /
hen coutinpe on u california. wber
aii make q lengthy visit.
Friends Iu mis- cty have received (
he -ad no'ss OF the death ~ Mrs. u X
Wilson's mother. Airs Mary Nudge
Yonkeis. View York. on Wednes
Mrs Wilson is seriously ~ al Z
oid home. Sandy springs Mary
Sis. Marie Wincheek leN Wedts-
ly for her home in Kansas cts. No.
Ger d pleasant isit With Mrs Charles
Goodman 20 s0s West copper ave- ~
" Miss wincheek spent the past .
.roe months visiting various parts % =
D. southv est IS
Mira s W White. Gil south second b;
ga a Npw Vars dinner d
81 frlcnls Those enjoying Airs :
mites hospitality verc Nr and MT :
s. Goss Air and Mrs Charles =
Miss Goss. Miss Ruth Goss.
b Everitt Clark. Aff. Jack GosS. Mr. q
Nichols ana Mr WAl White
The adult Biblo class OF the Com =
teationaf church entertained at q
~ Year party IN th. church parlors
q p%afiofs Werc 10 holiday dress and
entertaining program was given.
Mt and Mrs. Harry T. Lee and Mr.
ed Le, have returned from Los An
les whore they were called two
eks ago. owing - the illness and -
OF me late Jnds " D. Lee
Airs Georse Il Cole and daughter,
Aspen. Colorado are the guests ~
y. : slower 200 West Central -
cnuc.
s large party OF dancer were en-
tanned in Elss ball room Sew
ans cye by the Woodmen % the
Mrs b. p schuster and daughter. m.
- a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-03

F Hopkinson smith was sketchfnr
a landscape In Maine when an aged
man stepped up behind him and look
"a over Dis shoulder "a the canvas
humph said The stranger. some
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-03

Rev Howler-I haven't seen your
husband at church recently. Mrs.
Bloggs what is h~e-doing2
Mrs Bloggs-He's doin' six months.
Sirt-Fxchanre
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-03
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-03

~ 2HA
aas served Dr. Hefahf5 e"ntamalnn
the Young people al lunch,on II ID.
Denver el0h yesterdas and last nigh
tntg dined wiih Mr. and Mrs sails
bury smith
Captain ana Mrs l~Ifenheriek af'
pending q fen aa3s 81 Denver anl
arr occupying thc Herahey apartment
fer the hFe Ht fiffg HiN lase tNi
FIRST oi the eeck faf = honeymoon lf
tae Neai After travelling through
California 2 htsitine ln salt iah'
mes Mhi r. ~ Fort Douglas horn
captain kAffHlRflek Il now a%tatioaed
There vas something of the revival
~ other days 10 Hai Poudre given
1T Castle Huuirc Wedneal4t nigh, Do
Mr and AIRS Arno Hauine ana Mr
ahd Mr a. n oven Mr Franz
HuniuE assisted is receiving the
guests Presiding a. the punch bow,
aere Mrs. 81. H. Brooks Mf- Afuaey
.chaves 8md Miss Elua Ferguson Afrs.
81 W ~ Bf.Hn and Mfs waiter III.
Hope had shHfge ~ tho dining room.
assisted rs Mr. a. 4. NIais9n Ars
Frank Wilson. Mrs. J4mes D. Wfoth
Mrs II a Mcpherson. Mrs Eft SD.
Donald. ATte. h. AL Frost ana Mis- a..
MrLanarae Foo thr pastt.
Wedne4das might the ballroom Hbrar
and drawing r.ort ..r. ur.nn. a...
oratrl Ia ereens III flta sassau rtrn.-
tions ANA rass Hundreds N mean.
dsscrnt Hnht. ~ Aaflda, r8i.rs
adorned he bail raam ceiling ara
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-03

generally observed a number ~ iN-
dit kept open house informally dHf-
ing the afternoon The Albuquerque
WonHnns elgh gave An enjoyable pra.
grain ard tgoths0ms r~efreshments
from two untsl Six Got friends aad
stranger. who may be- Visiting 10 the
city The Commercial club kept open
house also during tht afternoon ana
evening
Probably tiie MOST elaborate event
of Tho deg was fhe reception given ~
Mfs Don J Rankin, zoe Narth Secs
nnd street serving the daAi pafpoee
~ celebrating the advent ~ thr re*
gear and Introducing her daughter in-
law Mfs. Herbert William Rankin ri
Lawrence. Kansas Who with nfr iilT-
hand. san make Albuquerque fheif
future home Receiving nlfh Mrs
Rankin aO5 mr. daughter. in-itH
we're Ms Rankin and Misa iganlia
Rankin. assisted by Mr r IS Teiftr
Mrs ~. H. Hickey 3ire 4 IT, Moore
Misc Mary Teiief fnd Miss AdoI
slnvs POURING H Nefs Nfs q a
fsoss and Mrs Harry strong. assisted.
Is SIR Glenn bearrup Mrs Thomas
HuRhes and Mlss Daisy Huntzlngef.
1'lse dining r0am uns presided over
hx Miss Elizabeth Tflfrf Min Ruth
etusH Miss Hetn Teller ana Miss
Ileiau WAfl- whiie admitting tuf
guests asfe Miss Alag rassna9re Mis
zclla Rankin Miss AnN ~ sfnore ANA
Miss Mildred barfleeA tAp Hnail
msfi4a liazei fiau klnE and Margaret
EiuHfnos disfri1afnd fA1of~
Mr4 Nsfl -gaNau4frh and Professor
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-03

f... WI-n D Marsh aud family
Here aaH.nHi iat0if remembered h,
tnH N.Ue off tht CenErl s%atiHnul
chareh aHftrs tha holidays hy the
Hr. ent.ia hllutiful china dln-
nrf -et Iuf glass tulnhlers and sh
n'rt eItt Was entirely uu-
'NH0et aN. rHs appreciated 800 tn0
uHf account Mr Marsh
na- unf f iHt les nh'n tht pies
nt0n msl hafIuE been
-o iIr N0a as thH serious lIHa.
HI nI- uHf..r.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-03

1t has become an established
81. .b,.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-03

Miss Marie Wincheek len Wedts
day for her home in Kansas cts. No.
saNer d pleasant islt with Mrs Charlie
a. Goodman ~ sos West copper ave
nue. Miss wincheek spent the past
.thrre months visiting various parts o.
the SOuthv est
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09

slrcngth ~ b great party following
the glory oE o party name with
achievements sufficient 10 chuilen..
ne admiration of the whole occldent
~ world.
4 ~ the future lhe nameH of The men
WIN be ~ greater interest 10 lhe
lrteslef shan the political party ID
which they belong. u Mr. Ia Toilette
I aa sueceedpd Ia writing ile name 81
lhe Individual fassiss acsual worth Id
the category OF public ufialfs and lelt
narllsanIsm behind, he has attained
thal Uhith " superior 10 an other
leats Of aiaiecralt,
kul for 4 man 8f Wide intelligence
and recognized ability 10 SIN elaim
allegiance with d pplllieai party that
has forfeited all clasm 10 political
lsniency and ruihlcsaly avoided the
Expressed win % me people, seems
100 bad when we copsllaf men 81 the
courage and foresight og Robert Ia
Toilette, he dimlnullte Senator from
iVieeouem v9o drove special nrlvi-
lagn from an euirenched position and
tnn4i lastoi llafariA1 Ia ftu nfaalt ~
himself ana ihe ssttermenl 81 the
body nollilc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09


Strange as X may seem TIE Prost
aesa |& noI lopkea to for aerFice IN
NeeklaA NE plans 0l the Aldrieh
tafItg fonmlAslan Xet thls III me
NN'aA ll8fann the f0Fme chief axerl
llsN aNtlAnd was 10 DelpeFu8ta my
rAI|eiss 'ld ii whom according y
he Amf authority The people eculd
iNpaAe laiplieil trust
Any pf ghe periodically now aaks
sfk al8 NJ some power unUeen end
. Ne|almlne with great fright appar'
HN h eaeh |Ias The people mus net
draQalled were East lall de.
AMHH ih8 Republican Presidential
fan IaA| fna|A ~ trusted 70 one yHgy
l||at fAllufc % elect Mr. Taft
iA n| failure secure tariff feQiriH'
An National capital the forces
NNHA0nNnk Nfa each desperate NJ shs
Nli14 o have sheir policies of RpY'
nmest adhered %, A Nord from
fia white llouee lQs d lower scale
Nn gha commodities would Insure Tint
NsIaNtlNn npl HNen Aldrieh having
1911. n b 2AsaAlA An sAnnAAA me gill
0l che naylhs Hch great authority
Ni|i Ihg tomb could BE- no more 81.
MAl lhanfhe President He sits, talks
#na en4 iauuslnk about. telling ot
fiIe bf0|neiho0d og man IN his speech
~ A|' hq white lne ereai cunsumlnk
laassts fta being rIYeteu 10 the foli
NAAk 81 Abs Impachhle Senator from
h sfha8U l4land.
sun Va Ale told that Mr. raft lp
#|lh the consumer, that he is q pro-
- ssIFo Republican and wishea 10
IA aflii sIslan mAaa IT accordance
HEEh EhN WIII 0f ne whole peuple
i A& he . enfnesl and sincere,
HI|s 81 ward sent duwn the llaag
keAnsNledslnK that Democratic
x6IAa enlllIl ] the Republican ofeaas'
HaE|on a haHse through some af tuf
IS. nlH AHE Il muss he femembaFeli
#afI| f0H ile President world
Hsse end N Immediate shift af 2
8as M|aiafI.s tuWNfd : lower duly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09


Aa THE Lender siated lHAt Winter
and repeated II when agitation START
ea ovat lne location OF the permanent
capital. Inc people of this state do not
Wish political Ur divisional questions
l0 afisa ,hIs year The incidents fot
lowing the.clectiun Of delegalea TO the
constitutional convention: the elected
nf hla1a dsIiclnih Fl 1907 afd loa gen
Sral election sast year gave 0klnhul
|is.ans Ilnee cunllnpGns years " poHs
lics- lhree years when bualnesg was
not pushed as Is dane when there i
mo eaEIatio nand when 10 ene :
caudlaale spr office ~ statewide inl
n5rtanee.
The effort to start q capital Eight
upon the part aE certain real eHtat.
uaaiefa 1T lhe metropolis has "a was
lpealeiea dcleripfn4ed such be
lrossdiel into an organized effort e
feeufe certain numher 81 names
asiaehea To tha petition 70 enable aH
eleuloa to he held according 10 the
u na a ferh ~ to allow Guthrie
shawnee ana Oklahoma city lp be
voted oH i1f he permanent location
os lba flaie capllal
Il seems ridiculous le employ men
q supaaliea salaries % send out oFeE
ne stale always taking care they ae
lnot eslNer as being from Oklahoma
Cify. 81 any manner paaable ae
cure sufficient signatures tp secure
lkA aose on lha question made Us
certain realiy daalera with ai0w-sall
iue additions % Oklahoma City.
i'ha deFelopmanl Of our fasourcea'
maklne 81 hetlef accommodations la
lhanala aae growing Industries ana
geilng Il position tp ihriVe ana I'M
lpi0ea IS n3M tha aim and ohjoclfs
m,nheF n the people ln alnost efefs
lally 0G isa s,ate. he agricultural pop
lplullan being likewise busy makne
the facilities ID farm . the best g.
yauiaga that they may b mile %
eane more dollars, Increase their WI
lue o. mpr8FemNnla and thus taka
eopef fank for & ntatn . Fich q
0klahoma
Consequently # Is not desired ehal
few achemegH with no higher motive
than Ii sell 4 lew vacant aera lots u
Itha kWamps ok TIE North Canadian
liorea he electorate Into long strus
lele Tor tho pefmaneal location of
ltaplla alfeadg located where more
4 han hag The Roiefa Qf sha state arg
Undermined u shalt remain
Nothing hnf the most aAortsighiaa
and leagl patriotic element ~ the
sista eoul attempt 10 make this lesns
come 10 lhe tore ~ this particular
lilme especially coming from elA
lthat eas alfnie to launch : real cap
lkal contest. bat by lhc IakIng Of tn.
faHlas Of shawnee md Guthrie. sees
no sAeliF enlne standing n tho mall
cap movement To bolster up loalnE
lDwnsiga additions % The expense 9
me people ol his etate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09
Tho New Oklahoma Road law.

L Is now ready. The new road laN
Just passed by the legislature, bound
10 pamphlet form. Price 2g cents fpI
single copies. Better prices given Oh
quantities This is an entirely new
and complete law and repeals all other
road laws heretufore existing aud
should be In the hands OF everyone
who Is Interested IN good roads. Order
now and iamIllarize yourself with tht
new law. Sont 70 any Address upon
receipt 81 70 cents IN mdhes on stamps.
LEADER PRINTING co. GUTHRIE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09

As usually treated d spFalned ankle
win disable tho Injured person for 3
month or more but by applying Cham
neflaiua Linimenl and observing the
directions With each bottle falshfully
cure mey be effected III many caaes
II less than one wcok'a time This
llnlmeni h = most relnaskabie prep
afallon. Try 4 Tor spraln or hrulse,
or when laid up With chfonlc or mus.
enlaF rhcumatlssn and YOU are Ger.
tain 10 BE delighted with the prompt
relief which 4 affords For sale by
c. X Renffo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09

Special to The DAILY Lender
MUAlealef. okla, June s.AThe
first term Of Superior court of Pitts
county opened yesterday morning
Judge Phil D. Brewer presiding
There We're about lfig cases on the
dockel with 100 10 be transferred
tom me county court The p0pu
lafitg of The appointment of Judge
Brewer was testified hy speeches by
Capt Al, s. McKennon. James Cor
don. OF Stuart. and other leading
membera Of Che bar geIicitailug the
peQple On Governor Haskcll'a selec
zion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09
THE NEW oAMEILAw

rhe naw Fish and Gfme law VIII
bo IN effect after 1unefi1ih. Every.
one Interested should have a copy OF
lhe new law. We sell them for 1b
cents the single copy Write for
prices On quantities Leader Printing
f1.nsaAnnu nnfhrfn oE1a
fFfffaf fFFFFfFf f1frnfvf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09

Hutchinson. kans. after trying doc
ors and different medicines ftr kid
ley, badde, and rheumatic trouble
Halls Texas Wonder cured me. II il
the best medlclne on earth. Walter
o. Perry ~ .. Main street. sold b,
III druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09
eLlNToN sTReET RAILWAY.

Special 70 Tiaiiy Leader
Clinton Okla. june 9The fllHt
CHrlnad of steel fpr Cllnion'h new
street railway has been unloadesl.
Other material IS arriving daily
The construction c0mnang M charge
oT tho work promises completion oi
the rond from Illa unloa dFput ID me
Orient 8 distance cl ono An6 q null
miles h2 5nIy 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09
LAwfoN az NALuArIoNa.


1peFial N fAe Daily Leader,
iapioe Okla. INhe Nilh tle
neNo admitted uofeFnment Core
addition included aud the natural
raises IA property valuations iit the
city lax valuation a. set iorih'in tlle
report oi CITY AsNsFasof J n iiFuas
and reported 10 no conniy treasurer
BY eSo city equalization board. an a.
erease n shown ID the aesNssed vain.
ullun ol inwlon ~ neariy SS00e00,
making NE total galnntion Of the
city approximately <3.g00,0O0 The
approximate assessment " Conan
che county Is {l7 1905. Q0o, being. Il
corporations hro assessed upon near
the same scale as last yQar, an n.
crease 81 $4,000 900.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09

Foley's Honey and Tar IS espec.
ally recommended foschronlc throat
nd luns troubles and many sufferers
Ion have found comfort and relief.
" using Foley's Honey and Tar. G.
I. Renlfo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09

Vlnita Okla, june 9,-City Asses.
sor Bert Pitts. OF Munkogee. has pre-.
pared statistics IN regard to the value
and amount Of property Of various
kinds of that cliN According 10 his
tables the aggregate value ia $ll,-
SPOOL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09
) oeooo Q GO 9 9 . 9



Just onesghird The sugar consumed
III me EInlgea States "A produced here.
~#
canlalounes from Oklahoma ere on
Ihe mafkef
0Alahomans are not afraid 10 lvy
lor hlg mnnpy and nulonb ylela Ahonl
$500 per acre profit.
Oklahoma prefers irrigation dltchps
in hatlleships
STAYING un AZ hours IN balloon y
nice bur does not develop he new
country.
lllinols new Senator nays NJ Will
b feeulaf That means he vii add
ID Rhode |aIahd.s vote
M. tnaIa wants cnnal from the
MeMamar ID MgssIAhnp river. but
East 81 l.ouls wants canal 10 keep
ont Of |lla rivers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09

snarml 70 the Dnily Louder
rarkershuFs. Ofla.. June 9.rSadlp
Dunn wife oE 1lshh nnnn died dur
lus the past week She ii survived
- her parenls Mr. md Mrs Dan
Thomne. WHO 1--we near here and by
len brothers AL three sisters. she
haa been III Oily week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09

Sounds like a lot Of foolish words
-alI this talk about awhite coal
and Hwater farming"
\ Maybe but there's no one
thing Of more Importance to the
next generation than these sub
jecta. Really, they are oas sub
iect, for without Watei Farming
we can have very little White
Coal.
John l.. Mathews has written
an article for HAMPTON S that
will thrill you with the bigness,
the strength, the importance Ct
+, WATER the kind that foods
q valley, and destroys lives and
property; or, when reseRoifed
and afarmed, changes from an
element Of destruction to one Of
greatest usefulness and economy
Mathews has done a fine job
onthis fact-story. lie has writ
ten a thing 50 good that you'll
read It with swift interest, thcu
70 back aud read Il again, and
then hustle around and talk to
your friends about Il. IN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09
plrrssuRe COUNTY lNsrrOrs.

speelal N Dally LeadoF
NlcAleSlef, UKlni, June Ni~~ t'lle
plttsburg County Teachers institute
opened here with more than one
auadred teachers Ia attendance and
lhlrly-nlne II sla negro department
pltlsburg mas the largest number 0i
teachers of any county on ihs east
side OF The state and the schools are
Ia excellent condition.