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Evening journal., 1909-03-03
JUDGE RYAN
HONORS EMMETT

O'Neal Ryan. judge Of tho Circuit Court
OF st. Louis. and dean of the College Of
Law. University OF st. Louis. was the
principal speaker at an observance of the
birthday Of Robert Emmett. Irish patriot.
in lrish-American Hall last night. Judge
Ryan is a candidate for the United States
senatorship from Missouri He spoke upon
Irish wit and humor, and eulogized En-
NETT. lie pictured conditions in Ireland
and made an appeal for Irish freedom.
Evening journal., 1909-03-03
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY

The Ladies' Aid Society OF West Pres
byterian Church observed its fortieth
anniversary in the church parlors last
night. A history OF the roc.ety was read
by Mrs. Willard Chandler for Mrs. ii. A.
Brown. Several memorials OF deceased
officers were also read. Mrs Pass. first
vice-president. spoke briefly OF the So
ciety's growth. As the roll call of the
former officers were called a rose was
placed In vase by little girls dressed
IN white. The Rev. Alexander Alison
spoke. Luncheon was served after the
speaking. Miss Lizzie Marin was chair
man.
Evening journal., 1909-03-03
HeInful Hints.

To renovate velvet first wash IL
clean and rinse well When partly
dry hold the wrong side against a hot
inverted iron until il dries.
If the clothes pins are heated IN the
oven they will not stick when used.
TO SINCE poultry. light one burner
of the gas range. and SINCE the bird
over II. This is better than paper.
as il does not blacken the skin and
safer than alcohol. and there IS no
danger OF getting burned.
When doing hand sewing always
knot the thread II the end broken
from the spool. 1t keeps the thread
from knotting.
II a handful of salt is added to the
last rinse water the clothes will not
freeze for a long time after being
hung out on the line.
The soft brushes used for polishing
hardwood floors may be washed
most thoroughly by the use OF kero-
senc.
Evening journal., 1909-03-03
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

Every lassie has her laddie and three
or four more that would do if she
didn't have him.
The more anybody's principles are a
comfort to him the more he makes them
a discomfort TO his friends
Most people seem to think that if they
preach thing in a loud shout they
needn't practice it even in a faint
whisper.
When a man believes a thing he i'm
mediately begins to make everybody
his enemy for not agreeing with him.
New York Press.
Evening journal., 1909-03-03
Rub Stiff Gloves With Soap suds.

Rub Stiff Gloves With Soap Suds.
A glove expert. on being asked how
TO prevent chamois gloves from be-
coming stiff when washed said that
the difficulty was easily overcome.
After you have rinsed them quite
clean.n he explained, dip them in a
final bath of fresh water and rub plen
ty of soap into them. drying them
without rinsing this last soap out.
The soap left in the gloves makes
them wonderfully soft Then they
don't demand a quarter of an hour
spent in hard labor rubbing them.
This way of using soap makes wash
gloves exceedingly practical.
1t is no wonder they are popular,
for they are half as cheap again as
the regular kid gloves.
Evening journal., 1909-03-03
D. A. r. Meetino.

The monthly meeting Of Caesar Rod
ney Chapter. d. A. r., was held in the
Delaware Historical Society Building
yesterday afternoon. Mrs Cornelius
Taylor read an article upon patriotic
education, and Mrs. Turner spoke upon
the growth of San Francisco, following
the earthquake. The treasury reported
a balance Of S1SO16.
Evening journal., 1909-03-03
Rosebud Junior oraanize.

The Rosebud Junior baseball team
has been organized. Clyde G. Miller
has been elected manager, and Edward
+. Abrahams is assistant manager. on
morning the team will play
its first game of the season against the
Columbia Avenues II the weather per-
mits. The team wants challenges
Evening journal., 1909-03-03
American Salvation Army.

on Thursday evening there will be a
sepcial service in the American SAL
walton Army Hall at No. 610 Adams
street conducted by the workers of
the Nineteenth and Market street mis-
sion with their leaders. Among the
workers are Mr.. and Mrs. Carson. Mr..
Derrickson, Mr.. McLain. Edward White.
Captain and Mrs. Louis Boss, the offi-
GERS in charge request 4 large attend
ance.
Evening journal., 1909-03-03
Whiskey for Lame Back

To one-half pint good whiskey, add one
ounce syrup sarsaparilla and one ounce
Toris compound. which can be procured
of any druggist. Take in teaspoonful doses
before each meal and before retiring. This
recipe. is said to be the best known to
medical science
Evening journal., 1909-03-03

Sir William Wallace, the British
resident general of Northern Nigeria.
has reported TO the home government
that cannibal tribes owning hundreds
of thousands Of horses in Nigeria are
being subdued by peaceful means. and
that their country contains perhaps the
richest tin and copper fields in the
world
Evening journal., 1909-03-03
HOME CHAT
The saying, "Them that has. gifts. "
is illustrated by the fact that those
who have a head ret ahead.

The saying. "Them that has, gifts"
is illustrated by the fact that those
who have head Eet ahead.
The character Of tho woman is often
formed 'y the impressions Of child
hood. Children do not form judgments.
Their minds are wonderful little photo
graphic plates on which appear the
opinions of their elders. Teach your
children neatness. economy and in
dustry. and these teachings will stay
with her 70 a certain extent all through
her life. A little daughter of u should
have her little taskstand duties In the
home At first they may appear irh-
slime to her. but after a while the great
joy Of doing, and doing well. win de-
velop. Open a bank account for her
and encourage her to save her pennies
See that she mends her little garments
and keeps them clean. Insist upon
her hanging up her clothes and keeping
her playroom tidy. Give her daily
duties TO perform. like the care Of
plants and birds or setting the table
for dinner spoiled child develops
into a spoiled woman. and a spoiled
woman is a disturber of human ar
fairs.
Evening journal., 1909-03-03

Pension Vouchers Executed 4th March.
Col Wainwright.s offices. I'd Floor
No. 3 W. 9Th St, will be ooen from $50
a. m. to $50 p. m. including noon hour.
Plenty of Notaries and clerks. No de-
LAYS. Careful work. Very quick re-
'rrns. Your patronage solicited.'
Evening journal., 1909-03-03

To obtain this pattern or any o.
the others heretofore described in
THE JOURNAL. III out the follow
ing coupon and inclose il With 10
cents In an envelope add essed 20
the Fashion Editor. THE EVENING
JOURNAL. Fourth and 5LIpley
streets. Wilmington. Delaware
Evening journal., 1909-03-03

With all its possessions considered
there are six colored persons to evcry
white in the British Empire.
Evening journal., 1909-03-03

"Send us CATS" calls plague stricken
japan. I'VE want the cats to kill the
rats that spread bubonic plague
That sounds like a nursery ryme, but
it is a real earnest plea. and dealers in
America are making the most of it.
The call has been answered so far By
Evening journal., 1909-03-03

Household goods carefully stored in
private locked compartments. Guar
Hntee Storage Warehouse. Sd and
French. Telephone Warner No. 1S4O'
Evening journal., 1909-03-03

The Yalu River has been dredeed so
that vessel Of 1000 tons can go up
almost TO Antung. and traffic on the
river is increasing.
Evening journal., 1909-03-03

The gradual movement of the sun can
he noticed these mornings when its
rays strike places which have not felt
the force of the heat for months. Last
Decen Der when the sun was toward
the south buildings with a northeast
orn exposure did not get much effect
OF the rays. Now when the suns
course is more northerly the light peeps
ir at places as early as o'clock whore
for weeks it was not felt. In a few
weeks more the morning sun will be
very pleasant and extremely bright
Evening journal., 1909-03-03

The spring hat is large turban.
usually made of straw or braid on a
wire frame. The very flap top piece
is now of the past, and well may il
be. as It was becomin gto few faces
styles in gowns are scarcely establish
ed, and IL would be advisable TO post
pone your selections for a few weeks.
II is pleasant to know that the long
street gown is doomed. Nice. sweet.
neat women will never wear dragging
garments to trail on the sidewalks.
Beautifying is not a matter Of spend
ing large sums of money. but rather
an investment of little time and the
cultivation of excellent taste. wo-
mans clothes reflect the woman's
mind. and her manner Of carrying her
self expresses her character.
The following tonic will not only en-
courage your hair to grow. but it will
remove the oil and dust and do away
with the need of too frequent shampoo
ing: Forty grains Of resorcin. one
half ounce of water one-half ounce
of witch-hazel. one ounce Of water.
Dtuoh Nie hdi M1Af Apply 'ii' t'HiD
10 thes calp and dry the scalp and
hair strands with bit of clean linen.
A delightful preparation for the re-
moval of tan and light freckles: Slice
without peeling four large cucumbers.
add a cuDful of water. boil until SOFT.
cool and Ftrain. To one and one-half
ounces of juice add equal portion Of
alcohol and one-fourth ounce powdered
CASTLE soap: let stand over night, adj
eight ounces of cucumber juice, one
ounce of oil of sweet almonds, twenty
drops of tincture of benzoin and a
pinch of boric acid. Shake well. APP
ply twice a dav with sDOnge.
Evening journal., 1909-03-03
BY THE WAYSIDE

The new postal rules. which require
instruction for the proper mailing Of
letters. etc. is certainly a good idea
in addition to which great MANY
school children should be taught the
correct method of writing a letter.
"Say. boys said a gentleman to two
little fellows who were going along the
street carrying a washbasket, in which
rested a small dog, you had better
get license tag or the dog catchers
will get after you.'
"This animal don't need no license, -
said one Of the boys, because it's only
a pup"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there IS at least
one dreaded clsease that science has
been able u, S'srA in 81 rs stages.
and that lsN.StaFrh. Hal's catarrh
Cure Is tie only positive cure now
known 10 TO medica; srstesnlty, ca.
larfh bolng a constitutional disease,
requires constitutional treatment
Hal.s Chtarrh Cate Ii taken internal
N. acting directly upon the blood Ind
mucous surfaces ui The system, there
BY destroying the foundation oi the
jlgeate and giving the patient
slreBgth W bul,alns up tho c0nstltn.
ton ana assisting nature IN doing IT'S
work tic propsieiora aaye 80 much
faith in ita curative powers hat they
offer Cno ifanlrcd Dollars for any
case that 4 fails 10 cure Send iof
lifs of teatimOnials.
Address y. j. CHENEY = CO., To
lodo. Ohio.
Sold Nv an Druggists. 75c
Take HalPs Family pills for con.
slipation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28
VILE ~ auILp rAAr NoMs.

a year ags The Leader had %
answer lhe intrepid warriors q LEXIS.
iaiige aitainmenis over q bill i1en Do.
ins discussed N ihe senate Wednes.
day ihe sarioris oi the senaic again
role Che fiery stoeds Of battle around
ihe senatorial aislos and threw bombs
0f great 0raiufy apoui ID an iadiscrinis
nate manHcr True lhe majority oi The
Waf r6s were born after the strife
closed buf that u inv these battles
start The chlld Oi ihe South born tq
iifsl knov the role ol the oafpeibrggef
Is ier more preindleed over the days
from '5s than ihOst who wore the
grey aud faced the Federal soldiers
~ 1866. ID ApDoaatl a. later near
Goldsb0rD, four ~ the greatest gen
erals The world has written dowh iu
ihe pages Of history signed o treaty Of
peace II waa reunion 0f brothers
who bad warred for fur long years
and from fhal good hour mill This. no
one Of those VINO followed either uf
those lour great generals has lifted .
y ice against the Terms under which
General lee surrendered ~ grnfles
~ ihe cOnleaefncy 90 the armies 0i
Grant
II ihnrU be- one who imaglnrs 4 h0mo
i0I 90 soldiers which provides Tor ihe
housing 1T Two uniforms win be- ens
daolge 20 ihe peace and quiet OF ihc
pace. ~ him iry the smaller aei ul
moving himself and family into the
l0me wlih The head nf another family
all before moving helng the nsai
irenda oD earth
Thlsiy days OF eff Il alaag tll1se
Hines Will convince him lhefa Is no d..
nnnd fof soldiers hOue Nhirh eln'
braces mo soldier of ihe South With
the soldier 1T the Federal army
f8is ahrniHic Gnoqemont II splendid
Ia conception. aud Il all men were III
ibs0lnte oontr Of self might do well
Whenever men gei IN iull aud nnaenl,
ible control aF themselves Nill be lime
enough iup che establishing % sol
ilena home where two kinds nf uul
forms may be seen II mo same meas
Rhe.
llelnre that s q Halillue good ime
l0thilaifs 30 alpuR The sem0 lines
iH ut present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

Democracy hns cauaU i0 feel DE bat
~ ol 1908 was not altogether a deleaa
y AaMpemlle governor nreHidoa in
lhlu aHd lndlaun. aud We galu aana
M III Indiana and 9fegen 1ao malf
\ Nebraska Waa wfealed from tho he
iuhlleAns and Colorado has returned
Tie standard Of be party OF ielIer-
lon The Nebraska victory prfhana
Yaa duo "a vote Of courtesy 10 the
ireal commoner Mt bryan. but the
fleiuFles Ia the other states Of tho
Worth were those ag par y principle.
Tad KANSAS Republicans uni seen The
handwriting y we wall ana adopted q
triotiY Democratic state platform. lt
90, would nave possibly f0iloNei the
light AZ observed b. Nebraska aud
ulnfado.
llni Il does moan he Democracy
ina steadily gained inr four yea B.
llnnas "a has elected Johnson Fotert
or three consecutive terms. and Alas
achuaeiis has come TO be a houhllnl
late Montana, Idaho, Nevada colo.
ado Nebraska ANA Oklahoma nre an
q the inli. aud there II reason 10 feol
u states west Of TIE Mlaaigalppi will
on forenkr ille aflElwall brigade and
phi Tor victory under 4 Democratic
tandad That ul course IS the mn,e
oseaie vieN, because of the long
iuuding pfeiudicea n Iowa, KANSAS
nd California liui u Ia surely con,
eryallye % say We are gaining and
bat tho loreea " protection and ex.
fasagaut executive affairs lose alaadi.
y ID the Great West AZ We grow IN
leailh and read u The special loelsla
lon naaAed for me few. those who hayo
omhatiod nature and other great ob,
lnclea 70 make an empire wast Of thc
ilasouFi river. turn lho more EN-,
haileally 6 the great uafly lhat has
lpod foF a century Imposed 20 special
oRlAlHiinn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28
ltomn !. lghnt Na Naako 4.


4 man may own q handsome ana
well furnished residence and yet NOT
posses q home-that IS homo IN It's
best ana purost soasc. whore domos-
tic felicity rcigns supreme, for only
amid such surroundings can We find
The happy home.
So understand, there Is not 4 sweet
or word In the language than 'shame,
ano one has well said, 'Few words
Ne nearer the hoart than that word
home TO those oi us who We're
trained IN good homea, how deep.
how heartfelt Is tho pity we feel for
those who wers deprived Of That
mofas aud social stimulus that " the
c0ncomisani Of the happy aomel
where Is your homegH a little boy
wal asked BY an acquaintance.
aWhore mother ~" the little fellow
replied. as he looked lovingly across
AZ her
whe little boy's philosophy would
re endorsed by many oi maturer age.
Undoubtedly sha mother Of q family,
the mistress Of The house, has much
10 do with ths tone" Of quality Of
homeilie Thn anthor Of "The chron
ielea os lho schoenbors Gotta Family"
aaya "Of our mother | cannot think
q. anything 70 say She IS Just the
molher aur own doaf palient low
Ing little mnlhef gnlige everyone
else ia ne work., and yet & seems
as 4 thera was nothing 70 say about
her BY whicll one could make anyone
understana what she Is. IN ether
words. tha dear patient, loving ilt'
lie mothets are sweetly .ndescrib.
able. their ,ragrant lives being often
compressed Into that single yet sies
nlfIoant sentence. "she makes home
happy"
Just how she does Il would nazzlo
her ia tell IN detail, aud perhaps she
woaldnr II she could but aside FROM
spefsonality'' or the individual OK
pressIon Of loving devotion which
prompts In thousand ways, We may
safely give q few recipes for adding
10 the good cheer Of the home
Here are several which We cordial
y recommendi
/. isecIpo for securing love;
Love.
II. Recipe ior educating your chill
dren;
Educate yourself
III Recipe for having irlendsi
ne one
~. Recipe for perpetual ignorance
He satisfied with your opinions hna
eontented with your attainment
v Recipe for having a beautiful
horne.
~ heautIfui yourself 4a
N Recipe for good temper
s Keep nNeat
vi aeuipe FOR lossening annoylps
experiences;
nopH serve them up At meal times
vllI Recipe for curing the "gad
ans" habits
Make home the must attractive
olaes an -Pranks ] Mallest
!, n Mothers .s,. e,,s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

Bboni ien yeaua agil ny bulllaf was
helanp = hla nqfksshealiRAuash ashnn
plpeHE pY what waa allavqae % W.
hopeless tehesQnhllhn writes W Il
tlnscombl 81 Washington. n G Gle
took w Kinds ul remedies aud great
msai from several a elofs hnl found
10 help ~ he used m KINGS Mes
hiseoYeff apd was wholly cured hy slN
haltles, Tie e we'll man today rs
4uleh 20 relieve and the sufest cufe
Inf weak q SafF lungs lipmurthaers
lnnahs and Calds Hr0nehllIa. "a
Gf.pne Asthma ana III bronchial AZ
lneHpna aoc aud li,na real hltle
Tree Guaranteed BY III druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

sought hence Il IS tle better Moore
Is pocT advertiser and hates a
FFands ana play lie Is str ng ia the
faith that 40 man. given square deal
aud cppo lnnlty. VIII make good and
hiS people VIII find that men Ike
Moore accomplish more than the Drill
liant folk who asiound the world and
shock Il al he same time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

Hundreds al urnhand haye hebn
plped by the President Of The lnddf
rial and Orphans Home AZ Maem.
la Nhn writes We have used klAe.
fle iillleAa IN mis- Institution Iof nlhe
ears. i has proved q masl exoellehi
i0dlnine fur stomach, laYnf aud kld
eY N0uhles Ne reaafd Il as one ~
he beht family medicines "a eafllN'
infimfeleA gshaFil0a Dfkana, nufllh
NJ blood aid. ilneHllpn creates aria
a. II alfghA,hen and hulld ~ Tim.
Ale. weak children of rundown neo.
u Il Aas 10 equal iieAl Iuf faHan
omplalninl Only aae u al druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28
.A nIaapneInIInn lnIook!

auncle Raslua. SOU are preaching
for new eongfogallon now. aren't
soug Yes. sub What are tho
pnospcotHg How do yen Hike tho out
loakYr Well. auh, De outlook amt
vi hnd, but Dc lusl nluuk took AZ d.
hat aflah Il had gune round nlnnehi d
congregation fph collections WIS veg
aIaaupInsint Fuh Af'Y IHapn'lnlln'"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28


There seas iuu Ii iie corridors Wod
neadhy HVeniuH The senate haa
broken down ihp bnrrlera and waHeI
0alY Wlfh words however. and tAe loi
|9W Who had been bitter 10 their fe
Narks uhd gathered 20 tell the others
thatA waH no harm Intended. viii you
please aeep palogiesqe All If which
hnws ahen man gets a llitle haihe
ahnnld wait ten on twe ~ daga then
revise HE speech and then aot
make Il
The apaeeh Of Senator undeeatl pa
the soldiers home bll was one among
Che bea ever delivered IN lhe oklaha
ma upper hoase
Report ol harmony among The min
ofliy' said a nemoefa q legislator.
should surprise no one There are
not enough of lhmc fellows 10 tail ont
wah themselves ard as the mh "a pN
poets nothing Of them. Il would be
foolish To- them o quarrel
Bob feho'a and Mlmel llf0wnlee
walking down 0klahoma ayeuhe aide
by SIDE h a e01d sight Ilruwnlee
e0mes 20 The shoulders 81 The lslk Gus
Judiciary committee heademan. but
ltghulH declares the pepper hos makes
up Ia energy what he laekssln size
A debate on the subject "Waen II a
enucus mlnurlty leader not leader g
should be handled by depoaed go1d
FELLOW from the naal Side OF the state.
"rel your friends Of the kIndersar
ten they may relern hamc; | have
talked wilh The ate superintendent
and ascertain The funds Of he ahD0ls
are applied aa directed ana Campbell
Russell has too many live llmhs la kpep
nnred 10 attend 10 things not hls hupl
ness nor Of The rural fellows.' WA thf
rherrlul mannef tho Warner senator
announced ho had neen mls.Inlofmee
III kindergarten mn iefe. heata hls
graceful m0ylnf on fof other laanesI
And Whatever else mar he a fauh
Campbell Russell never tries l. brcah
4 psnmlsa of slip np on foe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

W I, Powers, lhe plumber has
moved 10 POO East uklahomh avenue
le1 haa Tilted he new quarters ullh
ven better equipment shan hIs ed
laudI lie East Oklahoma. ard ls nfo.
efad to take care Of al ofaeft without
lelaH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

There Is no 4nlnine. nothing what
over harsh o. siekenIng III nreYenllca.
rhese little Candy Gold Cure Tablets
lei as By magic few hours and
ganr threatening Cold Is broken Can.
dy like In taste pfeyenties please The
children and they break the ie4efish'
ness alNaIs Aud lcaHl oi nll IS the
aeononiy A large boN ts pfeVenies
2b cenia Aak your dfugnlei lle
knowN' sold hg Walaee'a drug store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

The women Wvn Thf kindergarten
'ssic . over and no one hurt II snlis
aNsi the folks. and WI 81 on as be-.
g! ~
fkiI rs4 NY kF9
NFH Jerusalem Niads lls Heaty Aatl
ana ~ be une Of the CLOSING battle
srHrusiN " fhc session Each adyo
cate tas different idea iie wishes III.
cafpofa ei says senator of sonb ltii
90 abllity . study and falhom cnndi
isns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

Smith hallt FROM Duncan Lived IN
mort iaan one state. bur On ssed olil 81
Texas fof Oklahoma SOME yesra ago
lie y 9ntnef ~ Thomas ill d Wna
torai dislrici and stands SO wen 1T
home that he II independent. here He
marches under the srl.colof Of David
smith alone anI Asks few quca ions
a. whether NJ IS plcaelag or dis,
pleaslng the mulHAde
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28


Tom houre. she nluflea mcrcAsnt
senator has mufe real cuiAsmenl 1ul
81 heinz vcnAlef thai amy ether mem
hnr of lhai hody Hack Ii Che seven
TICS Mupre was allowed u see Texas
II was as lhe first stnie he WIS AL.
luNed TO see. belne born there lls
was - bad hoy ne the laws ci Texas
would permit without lrouhle and hal
his avn WAY. That the way waa a
aood una uaH llile + so0d nalenlage,
and when NO re went 70 ulusloestt
WAS bura Of two hwuaes and : lew
Imitation heuses on The hanks Of To-
KEY englll TAaiev aaFy doponed
store md fpinmencf1* *Atlline on efH#
lo those theirs would not clesHl
Pretty soon he was d wellt0.ln mef'
chant ol a prosperous town and hn
wae lAe sanie game. happy old Tom
Mnofe. he Il not ambitious s. be
great IN one hour. therefore he be
came a real senator FfuHs the Hnes
and week Of tho First legislature Until
ihl6 nnod hour Tom Moore. nlaln. hon
eal Tom Maure haa neYnf boon Fe'
fnapd request hy tho ennalel and be
has lhe ear and fhe attention GE FL
HAale officers AT W lHIluenpe lla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

doctor Williams is ne Of t1e First
siae senaie who was commissioned py
his constituents 10 return fof full
four years ne has never made large
batch of promises. but Is one of the
few senators Who tries 10 meet ali r y
gals end has an indellYefable-by.
oihers vote for whatever occasion thar
may arise Williams win neyor make
"a siaiesnnn or d failure 81 any en- tf
prise on profession