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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-23

the observer is absolutely at the
north pole.
when he has reached the north
pole? Would he know by his
compass?"
The compass is not used In de-
geographical north pole. While
the discoverer of the magnetic pole
could prove his position by the
vertical swing of his dip compass
needle, the magnetized steel bar
pointing directly down toward the
center of the magnetic north pole,
| the discoverer of the north geo.
graphical pole would have to prove
his discovery by the sun, If the
time was summer, or by the stars,
II, percnance, he should drift with
his ship over the pole during the
darkness Of an arctic night.
At the geographical north pole
the compass points south toward
the magnetic pole nearly 400 miles
away.
An explorer travelling toward the
northern axis of the earth finds the
sun an excellent guide for position.
The sun hangs low in the sky and
revolves like the hands of great
"a hour clock. At the midnight
hour the sun is lowest and directly
north, while the noon hour is mark
ed by its most southern limit. At
8 O'Clock in the morning 1t is east,
and at the same hour In the even
Ing Tor Is o'clock astronomical
time), It is west. Twice in "a hours
4 sun is on the meridian Of the
observer, and observations for lati-
tude can be taken at midnight as
well as at noon.
The nearer the explorer ap.
breaches the pole, the higher the
Sun ia in the north and the lower
t drops toward the south. until at
he pole-the point of revolution
bf the earth--the sun travels
tround the horizon at an equal al
itude, for east and west will have
passed away, and every point on
hex horizon will be south. In reality
he axis OF the earth is pointing
Rtxectly at the sun.
The observer standing on the
great shaft of the earth's motion
lowly turns with 1t once I'm "a
lours, giving the apparent motion
20 the sun. The method of taking
attitude is very simple one.
1t consists in measuring the
eight Of the sun above the observ-
hrs horizon. In lower ATTITUDES
he captain of ship waits until the
Tin has reached It's highest
oint, proving to him that 1t Ia on
is meridian or dee soueA; then
Q measures its distance or altitude
bove his horizon. which, by a sim
lie calculation. gives him the lati-
lde or position Of the earth north
I the equator and south of the
ole.
Below the north pole and within
ne polar circle there Is always a
me when the sun is highest In Its
rcfe around the earth--at noon,
me.
But when the explorer has
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-23

Since the return of DR.. Cook and
Commander Peary from the most
northern point of the earth, the
question has often come up
low would an explorer know
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-23

In the lower picture, posed for
Photographer Doncourt, Explorer
Fiala. wearing his arctic clothing,
shows the use of the artificial
horizon" A, the level B enables
him to tell the latitude by the sew
tant c. In the diagrams which Fiala
drew, b is the pole of the globe
and d a point farther away. A mir
ror at b will reflect the candle
flame at all times, just as the sun
is seen at thte north pole. But a
mirror at ID will only reflect the
flame irregularly, Just as. the sun
is not seen day and night unless
the observer is absolutely at the
north pole.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-20
T. o. LUTz G0MPANV's
REMO0ElING SALE

The remodehng af thc D. o. Lnlz
company & store viii commence npxl
week rhr management is making
Areauoas efforts e remoee tie goa1s
before temadellng takes place, The
Flure has, inaugu asei Romadellng
als' and Is Offering galuoi thai ave
real hafg lq8
Il ls tnn lntaalian q aha siaFe t3
tlufe onl some limos at0ge'ber. aud
The store 10 bring ab1nt tiiis eul iS
naernH goods utterly dlsfpgafdlnl Ct
be- cust price 4he elm af ths com
HAny seoma % b. % try aud llJp0le
as mueh % tine stock as nusaiblc
before the rcmodellng period
The sup hne haen ID lor unly iw0
days, but the store has heon crowded.
all day with eaner ne S buyers. lnt
lng advantage Of no great leaal ol
axtr@ values The ladies vino aie
the real con tefYatlFp eHeA ln n buy
Ing line are wall aware 81 lhe net
lnea atl afe kinR advantage 81 me
Aale The store lf Luiz haa demon
ffaied shat rs possible u an b.y't
Uelng way lu present iha hsfeans.
lhcn u has also convinced ihf noy.
PIE of Guthrie HAT q HiFea hAn "a
merchandise 1hat iH shy ihe store
Hs advanced lH lhc nj nncr ii has.
'anl rs afllng ng fuf ane az lhe mod.
eln department sl0fr8 o. the South
sesi. embracing Ihrre tfDwde Ho0fa
end b basemsni The STORE sli BE
equipped with 81 clcya ef aad ali ihO
modern canyenieNc0a ono Of ne
features ci lhe afprr wll be lls own
heating ii nt Tho actual w 1 wdl
commence March lsi AMI ne ladies
ls well as ihe mon who are l30flui
fff thai witch q al figh ptluas
ghoni avail lhhmselgCs of NE epplr
tuBtiy uuw THE extreme cul afe AT
pronounced ln Che shoe ar clothing
departments ae they afe 10 the afY
aeDds line
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-20
PUBLIC SPEAKER.


NtFff~HH N""sfHf NAN'NNsE " RNHfENf
some people lhink they must have
cup of coffee or tea before attempt
Ing any special work. sone want u
afterwards.
The same harmful effects ~ the cof.
fee poison caneine.r are sooner or ID.
Ter made manifest In either case.
'Aa public speaker writes ] penn.
sylyania man. "i had been in the habit
Of drinking a cup ~ coffee after my
evenings work
MY nights were nearly always rest
less on when did sleep would
awake with a heavy dull feeling and
every movement became an effort
lhcacton Of the coffee poisunl NY
nervous system eventually became so
9Hatrung ihat ! mal ohilge o. place
myself under the care af a physeiin.
The ioci9r advised me 10 give 40
eoae and drink Postum which j d /,
2Glun n4i miY assures me g9Oi
nights aIetp but nourlHhes The sys'
lem havp usea t for q year and
lave taken greai pleasure IN induc.
ne SEVERAL famillNs IN our neishpof
heed % u3e Postum Instead 0f coffee
One nelghbof. highatune, ner.
Is Is Woman who h4d drFnk csliee all
or Ilfe. fseQuenly had attacks of
lamach trouble from which she sul.
efpd unl1ii ngsnles since she drop
ied cllfee and has been drinking Pos.
ulB she II "a goDj health
"A Fuu8R man who had been used
10 coffee llhee times q day. found his
nervous system calling for nomein,A ~
stronger lIc began 10 use spiritnus
liquors aud was on the down grade
He finally decided 20 STOP roiiec
md alcnhnllc beverages and drink Ii3a
.Gnm. MT being made right af hfHi.
ha dld NOT Ike Il. bul when / showed
him hos to maFe " ball u Is min.
nif be litcd i
This yonng man s now PROSPER
oHa. healthy I'm 81 good habits Hc
b4lieveh Postum saved hm from be-.
coming i drunkasd"
Name given h4 Postum Co. battle
Greek. Mich. Read THE Road 10
psalIyille IN pkFe There's Hea'
SON"
Evec read the above Ielierl 4 new
une appaars fran lime - time. They
afe genuine. true ard III n human
interest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-20
80 Fon wANsAIp wELeoMT

Continued fium PAGE Onf
lenilpn 70 have hlH launch atpHm close
- he Ships III going from one lyl
Eiun % another ~ will not esll ou
the Third sauadfon
Tho salpiins and visiting 50 iar
Fl ihe nleaiAeni vs. concerned vim
~ De otter an about 500 O'Clock AMT
Che Mas flower will siafl luf Wah.
lngion nl that hour Secretary New
heJty VII bc the guest Of ma hfeg-
dent Ut ihe reception Rrid lmfnl
e0Wles wili also be q guest aud prob
ably Representative and Mrs. Long
worth Mrs Roosevelt Mrs Novhorry
Nllss Ethel Roeseecil and q fea oib
efs Will probably camnlein ihe pirl5
81 iif vil0Wpf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-20
MEMORIAL SERVICES
TOMORROW FOR LATE
SENATOR JOHNSON

Ibe house Will hold memorial serv
lees TOMORROW Afternoon for the Tate
SENATOR Geo. q johnson. The seN
lfe7 lwal ha he'll al three O'Clock III
lhea hhll pi Representatives. sImllat
services viii BE- held hy The senate
taalfman Earle oi the house com
Mltlet llilA morning gave out tlle
following as ne program 10 b. ear
fiea oui b. the lower house:
! Song service
z Prayer By the Chaplain
! Song
7 Address bf Elder J r. Tucker
4 Addffsa hx Filter 4 a. HlWell
halftas ~ Eldpr Howell smlsh
= Ad||Hses = members generally
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-20
ELLIS STRONG FOR HASKELL

Gage, okla. lfeb, 20 The ElHa
county Democratic cenlfa. eNnmt
ice al lts meetlag idaY. nueaa q b5
dll mem0ers and prealdea over n5
frank r. Hamsdell chairman, unaup
mously PASSED the following ftsoil
llaas
kt0lqed Thst $50. the Demaera,s.
County Central committee 81 Ellis
county bsiieyHs lAal II tnH unla
mere Is al Unfair fight beng mae ou
Governor G n. liaskelL desre 10 rN
press our renewed confidence a hia
aonesiy, Integrity ana ability as egi
sentel 81 his york ilr and loyalty ia
sfe nea state 0f Oklahema NJ mpat
2 proof u thar loyalty ar hia worth
as man could 81 furnished than ,ne
net tnal tAe political linestel4 ,WNu
eAe rahhrd 0@aDomn yeafs art
bis bitter enemies THESE iellisorai
galtei5 are back O, the attacks uptl
.ll. ihe. nste hun because b. na
maac q Impossible for ihem NJ fuflnes
rob the people Wa hedaye thas the
saoris 81 Dc b. hls political eaemaa
@ beamtfgh i'm afe aetuated by
mpiOyef b Ives lne8e dien t1ugal
uf conattuucn hnu f9u pt .ra
ood and wc aea0nn lhein 81 enc.
Ales pi our state tnese nlea WUfA.
~ sl1re have nrtur Toe liHea,
seure nef Mo cenias q eao -
etafiopa plots, tai taeY hof eaiie
e ihelf ASST ahee the dsseHtsAipt
aealsl and hope BY has ssisIaat u
1.ackeu inc character 81 TIC aau Wh
contributed so lHucn toWarls maklna
e aahpina gfeat cynslIinit O. ina,
Who has as Governor 80 90 npl4ic3
tliNarlea lncit every eAlfi 70 turihe.
lnundef and f0b the peonle
Resolved. Thai copy 4l lrese re8t
lntlons BE- sent 90 1Gt fnOn e *.
Haskell, aud Tie 9uthFla e.aees
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-20
HELPED OUT EVANGELIST BULGIN

ns Bulein, WHO hel8 The great
fof Guthrie Inst month"; NJ
nsa Is Tulsa engaged N a gre ~.
vivnl He has been saforing Miih
M attack Of lagflppe ara duins BIS
sickness Rev Ahrfnathy pastor q M
+ clnreli SaMA % lhIs cliY. hai
been praMlilne lor hlln The Inaa
fapef& ai.H ilrgiilae ID thplr e0mpi-
meuisito rev, shelllNiby rl expire
their graaludn fr his timely seFmons
glapa 8hHe9 hefn over npA4 "a
lnas rf Bnlein i much better am
De ncw abe 10 81 BIS pulpit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-20

The Guthrie Lalies chorus VIII give
@ concert q he Flrs; NJ L. church
Teesday evening February 2a at s.i5
o'clock fae ladies' will be assisted by
Nj Clarence r. Robinson Of ne Uni.
*ersliy Of Oklahoma. Prof roller
vialinlst Miss Lillian Boles. pllnist
tle tnlyeisIt male uuarieuo ana
che Guthrie Temple chorus Tickets
80 cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-20
i N. BROOKS TO LEAVE GUTHRIE

]. NJ Brooks today alyertises in
TIE Leader an his property IN Guth.
IL for sale
lhls announcement Aill create a
sensation. Brooks Is an Oknhnma
BDomer He has been & resident oi
Guthrie for nineteen years ana has
been closely Identified wlthfthc towas
intefesi.,
flrooks will go to Colorado. lie
has latels become nicreafed ID A hlg
tbircad AMI coal mine proposition al
Denver and viii take active manage.
nlenl.
utuers Interested with him are Gus
anengel formerly Of Guthrie. an,l
Gnniracto. Fleldink.
am with Guthrie first LAST and
aIi the time. said fIr Brooks today
but ! have lately made investments
IN Colorado. which VIII demand my
nsisonal attention and saich will
ylela me larger profits lhan my IN.
tasfmcnta hcre nv Guthrie inter
efis have alwaga raid and 10 throw
Ine lnv nfepefly IN The market 40
s. with the hore OF getting cash buy
efs The sacrifice ia great but am
determined 10 seli.F
The company III Which Mr. Brooks
Is interested Is building q railroad
from Denver to Seattle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-20
MAaHlNoToM oNcE eAVE UP

% three DOCTORS was kept Va bed for
five weeks Blood poison from q snid.
ers bite caused large. deem sores 10
cover his leg The doctors failed,
then "Backlan's Arnlca salve com
pletely cured me- writes John Wash
ington, Of Bosquevllle Tex For ecze.
me, boils burns and piles rs upreme
25o at all druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-20
4 Msw 70 zsMTaaz t1T&s'A "a
! PERTAINING TO /
! THOSE ON SICK LIST !
:. .smnmSnaHsmaE3asRsmsmanEa

County Attorney James flephoafue,
his home with erysipelas Is renaried
much better today
County Attorney James HethaWnc,
WHO has been III the paai ian days p
able 90 be ont
Earl Roberts resldng 81 North Main
street ia seriously lil
Cooperation Commissioner A. ~
tfakon arm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-20
sm9mam aE1maE9maRam9ma
] SHORT CUTS
TO THE NEWS |
smam saaussM u ~, ,smssnss

Frank Il Warren. senator 10 be.
flied suit this morning IN tho Logan
county district court aaainsi Robert
NJ Leo 81 al asking for atachment
of property 10 towns OF Coyie and
Y0gcr @ collect s5.n0d alleged dub
un certain prumisory notes
Bank Commissioner A. AL Young
this morning issued a certificate of
authority 10 The Oklahoma State bank
q Colnseille former The First Nj,
liaal bank with capital stock
o' S25 ooo b. Pleas is president ana
y o Colhurn cashier
Frank Boyd aged a. residing on
West WASHINGTON avenue cocaine
lieHd was hljudsei insane this morn
ing and Was this afternoon taken to
Aarman IS Sheriff Mah0ney
ferrs Daniels Guthrie lad was
freficd by the police today on the
charge Of stealing money from Che
cash drawer o. tho Postal Telegraph
company 4 few daYs ago. The officers
foun The money hidden nnder the X
& barn The officers also believe
gourg Daniels has been doing much
Of ihe petty thieycry ah0pi the city.
They found q nenklace in his posses.
ri0n.
: The impression Is out that Rev. n
? Cameron, win not be in the clty
sunday He does not 20 TO Chicago
until Monday and will nli bis pulpit
on Sunday ls usual
~--.a-----------s-a--=
Look Tor The Coupon nov pnt N each
25e package OF Dr. shoop's Health Cor
fee Initiation. 4 clever 2Jc sllyered
'Nu.DIp@ Coffee stralnef offered oh
thin coupon Besides Won get so
large cups Of Dr. saoop's Health Cof
fee for 2se And the coffee VIII Ger
talnly please YOU. Sold By The Bank
Grocery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-20

pr i0hn Threadslli. 0f Oalaliom
CITY prominent ak d Mason. and Ia
many other secret urdes " laa siale
for time canaaan fr of the jkIa
iona state department III llie Can
federale Veterans and II der in
Republican politics. WAS stricken Win
paralysis yesterday and ls IN cfli.
teal condition
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-20

Doans Regulets cure constipation,
tele The stomach stimulate the liver,
promote digestion and appetite and
e4sy passages Of the bowels Ask
yoar druggist for Them IS cents a
box.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-20
GET SOME DlApEpSIA
AND END ALL THIS
Regulate Your Stomach so You
Can Eat Any Of Your
FaVOIIIe Foods


You haven't caiarh Of the siom.
aeh or Nerollshcs. or Gasirltls. 81
cancer etc. Prove hils by tikIng
Pare5 dlapepsn after your very ncxi
meal Convince yourself within fivs
minutes that Jour actual diapas awas
sour acid Stomach Food iermonia.
uon that every bite you ATE lnrnea
20 stomach gas. stomach poison ana
Ae'd which makes YOU feel sick ami
miserable. producing such aymptoms
as pain IN the pit Of ne stomach nll
hcu,iy Ia breathing after meal
Headaches, Belchlng. Heartburn. San
seous breath. M4tfr biAah. Rlllons
ness Sour rislngs Gas on spmach
and many ether bad feelings.
INDIGESTION is result. not a cause
Of your misery II the stomach ls
SOUR Your FOO becomes tainted ana
that's why YOU have lhesc stomach
disorders
ASK 3our phtrgaclst 10 show sou 4
case Of ranes Dlarop1ln. which crsts
only so cents Read what thla az
teutiyc Stomach and digeailr0 treat
meut contains ana how absolutely
harmless Il must be. he8 q does for
the stomach what The washing and
sun bath do for iho churn. absolutely
removes every cortumlnR cr fGIul
ing element. and viii dlgeli aii The
food ven can eat
Go 10 your druggist and get some
hlarcpsin now then eat anything
you want ~ ,onr next mead, ant you
viii net anller from indigestion 0r
Stomach trouble lfnrh bite Of food
wlll 'asle good. and beAides. Yaa will
nnl mel llger regulators to Keep ohit
inteFlues ana Stomach eloan and
fresh
Now and forever va yourself Of The
Nlaery IL INDIGESTION aud Stomach
fenblc Make Yunf meals q pleasure
y e0lng 10 ihe table wlth healthy
aIspulte
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-20

Hho loeal base ball situation hstfi
II The balance ksn0lFlA eanNa h4vy
a team Ia the league unIasu The sIocl;
Is subscribed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-20
g a s. r. - IT Z a.
pA,,. ,hs lila Kind .aa tago klaas bQgnhi
Bieaatr.s /K ./Lf<i-x..z.
q GszaIz.K Ztz1css1g.

To feel strong, haTe good appetite
and digestion. sleep soundly ana en-.
ioy life, use Burdafk Blood Bltters. the
great system tonic aud builder
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-20

Mi and Mrs, r. o. Luiz returned
thla molning from New York. where
ihey had Been for the PAST tao weeks
Mr.. lMiz while IN ihe Eisicrn mark.
els purchased heavily for the coming
year
Tunigat win close ihc art eyhlbf
on East Oklahoma ayenne
Tlye Guthrie ladies chorus nsd
Temple chorus are requested 10 Qiiecl
promptly at o'clock sunday aflert
noon ut The Fiist NJ r church
Ere ldcut Evans. Of tho state ami
yerslty, win dellser an address at
The entertainment given by the Gnth
Iia naias chcrus next week
Miss neftha Shure Win be the
hostess 10 ihe Dread elnh Monday
ceenlng.
Thp pastimc Euchre elubs meets
with Mrs TnAeils Tueslay after
noon
Mr. ana Mrs Chsslus r. Peck foi
mehy of this city and now OF Paw.
huski, are preparing TO move 70 Orc
gon where they WIN make their iu
nro home.
Tho Womcn's Missionary society OF
ie tifst Presbyterian church meet
wednesday, afternoon with Mrs ~
Armanlruu The la ;es are reQueai
.e1 10 bring Their missionary b1Sea.
A large and arprociative audience
offended ihc plnc recital given mst
evening by Miss jamie Bngars pupils
Those participating in the eNcelenl
program were Misses Marguerite
polde Anna Owing Blanche l'dnall
Vlola Buell., Augusta Houghion. Mas
Selmon. Miss glagar Jennie Berry
Otter May lIlrschi Eillan Rohel
REM Richardson, Rosie Melzler and
ihc Misses Peck
air and Mira. II. & Olds are enter
laining "a their home On South First
slreet MI end Mrs N a smith and
iittiesnn cf Ohlahoma City
-4.--
Miss Jane Haskell youngest daugb.
ter ns Governor and MIS- G.. N. Has
lSbi, ls here from AVA where SHE n
attending iie .SofihWestern normal
ekool. to spend Sunday with her par
onlB She went 3 Enll ua the lasis
lalife excursion this afternoon.
Mfs q j.. 0ano Hna daughter Miss
LESS. are among lhe Guthrie eoelsl,
people hat look advantage ~ The ~.
eenapn train % Enid this afternoon
i1ill eress chaptpr viii not meot
Iais week. owing to lhe ilmes5 Of Alm
A. n lWalfm ai whose home th
meeting Was in havn been hei
isxAltufnoy Gennml = G slmm,nr
II Enid Is here looking afiee some
eaes before lhe Uuiled sialca circuit
court
Attorney = a. dudley IS here from
Norman
H=
Attorney Z Leahy returned to Paw.
Mska last evening after few days
visit IN the capital cily
Corporation commissioner A. r.
Watson left oday for Oklahoma city
10 attend a meeting Of the trustees Of
the Confederate Veterans Of Okla
homa Of which he N member
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-20

WANTED Bright young man on Tho
leader Advertising rtat Write Or
apply IN porfon al Leader office ~
o'clock Monday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-20

No s oliver typewriter fae auu.
No @ Remington typewriter iOf rent
Phone lii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-20

Thoie's nothing as fnnd iol a sore
throat as pr Thomas EelcctrIe OIL
Curcg 4 IN q few hours. clieves any
pain Ia any part
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-20

j. q Cunningham and " n Goblg
age thc committee here today repgo
ting the commercial club of Eniu
feaing that an the Legislators and en-.
llayes Of both branches get ilekelg
70 Enid on The special train
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-20

Tho Womcn's Missionary society Oi
tie tifsi Presbyterian church moet
Wehnesday afternoon with Mrf ~
Armanlrpu The IN ,cs are reQuea
ei % brlne their missionary boSea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-20

Mir and Mrs Chsaus r. Peck fo'
mefiy Of this city and now OF Paw.
huski are preparing TO move 70 Orc
gon where they will make their iu
lurc home
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-20

Dr E II FiFow IS IN knnsai
.Hlg ahay aklng @ pestgradaaie
aearsc Ia dentistry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-20
BE- a > v . lI'ElsEsll stal'
PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL

state Treasurer Menefee left last
liahi for WealheFfor 70 inspect ihe
f mal site
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-20

air and Mira II. &. Olas are enter
tanning a their home On South First
street. Ma end Mrs n A smith and
iitiiesnn cf Oklahoma City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-20

The paslimo Euchre club meets
with Mrs. Tilheils 1uesday after
noon
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-21
PAYNE Investment DO.

s., 5OO-2l02 Maple, s rooms, modern except
furnace, and in good condition, lot
S3Nl22, south front. on paved street
Terms: $500 cash, balance monthly;
a comfortable home.
&3,OOO-i7S6 N. 4Oth, s-room house, with two
building lots, on corner; plenty Of
fruit and shade, y block to car; $500
cash.
s, 6OO-New Groom modern bungalow cot
tage at &d and Marcy. Terms.
s., 25O-Elegant new S-room modern house in
Kountze Place, south front, hot
N75O-Fine new residence Of 5 rooms, in
Bemis Park, on Lincoln Boulevard,
fine interior oak finish, large stone
fireplace, south front lot, shade
trees.
So OO-Positively the best house in Dundee
at the price, Brand new, Of stone
construction, il is the embodiment OF
the latest ideas in home building and
embraces all of the up-to-the-notch
features for the comfort and con-
VenienCe OF. the occupants. on the
first floor are a living room 23N14
feet with open fireplace, library.
dining room, solaTium and kitchen,
work room and pantry built-in cabi-
nets. Upstairs are three bed rooms
and Tiled bath. Finish on first flor
Is quarter-sawed oak, upstairs birch.
Fun cemented basement, with sepa-
rate frult, furnace and laundry
rooms; grounds lOOXlO. south front
and on corner; paved street, perma-
nent walks and one block 10 car.
Terms to responsible buyer. Read
Tor occupancy December l.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
~, First Floor n 4 1 Bids.