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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-22
TORT URGES WHITE
PLAGUE VILLAGE
IN JERSEY PINES
Governor, at Mass Meeting.
Suggests Definite Plan for
tuberculosis War.
SCIENTISTS, CLERGY AND
STATE LEADERS AID CAUSE
Enthusiasm Manifested by Great
Crowd Shows Interest i'm
New Movement.


TRENTON, Oct, I'm the course OF
against tuberculosis, Governor Fort last
night advocated the establishment OF
a tuberculosis village under State juris-
dict1on on 5000 acres of property owned
by New Jersey in the pine belt of Bur.
iington county. near New Lisbon.
The speech was made at a. mass
meeting in Taylor's Opera House, held
under the auspices of the New Jersey
State tuberculosis Commission The
object of the mass meeting-to create a
sentiment In New Jersey favoring the
assumption of responsibility by the
State for the fight against the white
plague-seemed. TO have been realized
when the meeting was over.
Such recognized experts as DR.. Will
lam HI. WEIGH, of Johns Hopkins Uni
versity; DR.. Henry Baird Favill, of
Chicago. n DR.. Richard Cabot, OF
Boston,, were present and made
speeches.
Bishop James A. McFaul opened the
meeting with prayer. Governor Fort
was chairman. The Rev. DR.. Henry
van Dyke, OF Princeton University,
pronounced the bsnediction. The au-
dience was made up of an unusually
large representation Of the fashionable
set of Trenton. At the close of the
meeting Governor Fort gave a formal
military reception in the executive
chambers.
In the audience from Newark were:
Miss Eleanor Aschenbach. Ernest y,
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-22

NOR sense n hygiene and that the
campaign against 1t is one against
all disease, He said that the campaign
SO far has had the effect of modern
izing hospitals.
Speaking of the auses of the wide
spread prevalence of tuberculosis he
included Anticipated hospitals, inability
OF physicians to recognize it in its
early. stages, improperly educated
physicians. improper medical schools
and laxity in medical examinations. He
made a plea for the Strengthening of
these elements.
Homer Folks. of New York. urged
that hospitals are necessary in the &C.
cessful treatment of tuberculosis.
Health Commissioner William A.
Evans, of Chicago, made an appeal for
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-22

daughter Of Mrs. John Yates johnson,
of $50 Broad street, and Edgar Cline
Beach, son Of Mrs. Alexander Beach. OF
Mount Pleasant avenue. We're married
in the Park Presbyterian Church last
night at 7.30 o'clock by the pastor, the
Rev. John Mcdowell. The ceremony
vas followed by a reception at the home
of the bride.
The bride, who was given away by
her brother, Charles w. johnson, Wore
white clarmeuse satin, severely plain,
with yoke and sleeves of silver lace.
Her tulle veil was caught with orange
blossoms II she wore the gift of the
bridegroom, a. platinum lavalliere, with
rubies and diamonds. Her bouquet was
cf bride roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Saida Krementz acted as brides
maid, wearing canary faille silk, en-
broidered and trimmed with self-toned
lace, and carried al arm bouquet OF
yellow chrysanthemums. The brides
maids We're Miss Louise Johnson, a
cousin of the bride; Miss Mabel Ham
burg and Miss May Mcclellan, of East
Orange. They were gowned alike in
embroidered lingerie frocks over yellow
silk and carried yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. In their hair were choux of
yellow chiffon. They wore pearl bar
pins, gifts of the bride. Nelson Beach.
a brother of the bridegroom, was best
man, and the usher We're Ralph T..
Clark. William Bennett, OF New York;
Edward Denny and Charles Henry, of
this city. Mrs. Johnson, the brides
mother, was in black satin, Embroidered
In gold and trimmed with gold lace.
After a Southern trip the couple will
live at 1850 Broad street. The brides
travelling gown was of green zibeline,
braided in black, with green hat
trimmed with plumes.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-22
ENGLANDS DISCOUNT RATE
RAISE WARNING TO WALL ST,
Many Urge Even Further Coer-
l. Give Measures.

LONDON, Oct. 22.-The financial
writer's in the London morning news
papers, for the most part, consider the
Bank of England's action in raising the
discount rate to S per cen as a warn
ing to all Street SPECTATORS. One of
them questions whether a 5 per cent.
rate will suffice.
Another says: Present conditions
are s%trikingly similar 20 those which
led to the financial panic in America
in 1907. The fact that American opera
tions on a huge scale are again being
financed in London makes 1t impera
tive to check the possibility of America
dragging away our gold"
The financial papers take the same
view. One says: "If Wall Street disre-
CARDS the plain signal, further coercive
measures must be tried"
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managers have under consideration the
proposition of establishing a national
training school for hotel employees in
connection with an institute at In
dianapolis. In beginning this school 1t
Is proposed to build a complete hotel,
and one large enough to accommodate
500 pupils. Young men and girls who
intend to make bookkeeping their pro-
fession will be placed in it and taught
system. discipline inc all the a b c's
of the profession, Popular Mechanic
Magazine says. The young men will be
given actual training in the st%oreroorn,
kitchen, dining room and office, and the
girls fin the laundry, and housekeeping
departments.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-22
CIVIC CLUB DELEGATES.

Civic Club delegates osthe federation
meeting tomorrow will be Mrs. Oscar
Clifford and Mrs. Howard Vanderpool,
with Mrs. /. T. Harrison and Mrs.
Fanny Jones as a~lternates. They were
chosen at a meeting of the club yes
terday at the home of the president,
Mrs. James c. Corlies, 20 East Park
street.
Mrs. Franb<Ambler Pattison. the fed
GRAFTON president, will speak at a social
meeting of the club November 1. Her
topic will be Children of the Street
Mrs. Caroline B. Alexander, of Hobo
ken. will discuss 1.-THE Woman's De-
partment of the National Civic Fedora
ton"
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THE RIGHT KIND.

what do you think. I saw Jagsby
and Smith meet in a saloon just now,
and Smith gave Jagsby a punch in the
face, which Jagsby took like a lamb"
What Never resented it,
Resent nothing.. 1t was a milk
puncil,"-Baltimore American,
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-22
PREPARING FOR CHRISTMAS SALE.

The members of the Willing Hand
Circle held a covered dish luncheon
at the home Of Mrs. H. c. Strobell, 76
Milford avenue, last night. A business
meeting followed, when plans were
made for a Christmas sale of fancy ar
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-22

general cooperation of individuals
with health authorities, and declared
that with proper cooperation tubercp-
losis could be eradicated IN a few years.
He gave statistics showing the enor-
nous death rate from the disease. and
said that fresh air in and out of houses
and buildings demands as much expen-
diture of money as fresh water and
! pure food.
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ticles, homemade cakes, candies,
canned fruits and jelly, to be held No
vember IL at the home of one of the
members.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-10

aRata. als1 e. q rwaett1al belE ru CaDlElrE
q gos senl urnh l1. REMn III CANEHk
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-10

MWM
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

advised by the best au, TO pro.
vide against future grease spots by
applying first two coats Of mixture
containing equal parts Of linseod oll
and turpeaiine, combined with Ill.
pan drler Tho drier must not be omit
TED pr the oil will combine with the
wax. and the results will be anything
but satisfactory. After allowing this
mixture to dry overnight all the pores
uf tho wood may be filled with Que
Of the prepared filters Tho polish b
more even II this Is done, but TO avoid
making the floors excessively sliN
perry it is sometimes omitted. Some
woods do not need It. When The floos
ls thoroughly dry It Is ready for the
paste Of wax ana tnrnenline. whlca
may be applied with cloth IN al
even coat, not TOO tb'ek. and allowed
TO dry overnight Another coat Il pat
on the next morning snc allowed IN its
turn TO dry, when the whole IL
thoroughly polished with d Weighted
british and woolen cloth rubbing a.
ways with the grain. ii this l..
thoroughly done Il Will not be aoces
sary TO repeat she process for a yoaf,
end then only partially ii .he floors
aage not been roughly treated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

What a simple and Inexpensive sols
ing ol the fat woman's problem tho
MRrmola Prescription Tablets ..govlde
She takes one Of these harmless pleas
ant, little tablets af er each meal and
az bedtime and loses from ~ % l6
ounces Of fai each day, md yet sGflers
no harm. creates no disturbances in
watiliy anu nrbdNcesllo Wrinkles TAis
elegant preparation fihhie exactly IN
accordance with'f'Ie famous Marmola
Prescription hNe en1dereel exercising
and dieting for d 4clluc ton Of excess
ilcsh al superllnous as illth wheel,
A lnfther reeommondatlun Is that u Is
TIE leas, expensive fat reducer on tho
market, a lnrge case tcosting only ~
cents from any druggist or py mail
from the Marmola Company. Detroit.
Mich1 containing a quantity OF tab.
lets large enough 10 give very decided
results In most every case,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

An Experienced lseenf l'al q
the easc of twins 1 is ssell 70 tlaee f'si !
With ihe mother II smali A,raiaia I
for a LAY or two, in pfael taal iha9 iaa :
become aeqlaisisd. and ioagaA ie AZ
gcr ~ one "a the ianlm a.4n ux ias !
(Which qria9 saase iad,iHt Whit ss8f I
Ma born faHsfly moro tc r ial
and unless the sfcphefd i aiib tbsm X,
zee that they enc saehl,d slon nisr BIZ,
iheg are liable 70 become q ,lri AMI q.
u The limb y TOO eest = stand IS Is /
suek, i should he held Up and me 81
take ihe teat ead help ilsnlf w the ~ !
lake the eiat and telp ltsalf, or H. cts
may be eeatly leii upon hef sid eal
ihe lamb hfoua to ihc te# ~ is krcs
Of slde, ahd be'frl Is alsse lnlhatel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

Boiling sugar aud vatef ioriss. III
icing 10 somcwhat ticki'as a.wiI8s /
every cook knows II coolea To- l8t6
viii be augarx and i not eaaagh i s.
run.
Fhe hitter fault can be fmreatl D.
returning t0 ihe stove foF a fars
lies
When the boiling has aou beiual IN
dssiled degree the nssoay ,an hehr
ducod By adding few iabh ,osufais og
cold gster end boiling again
4 thc sugar haa hcen msnl, he iass
viii remain. even though susarias hs
bcea prevented
NeYcr 81 sugar and Hnfes aill, bolt
ing II you do not Hna !, - afssanle
Watch i carefully and iat e oala' fh
critical moment which i uea - (
must be deddei by ospcreet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

City. are the guests OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
. r. Cottlnsham. on East Mausur
venue
MIR, and Mrs s. G. Moore. an North
First street are rejoicing over the
arrival Of a fine boy Monday evening,
I Tire laldlca Tor The first iinle In
J year stced hy and Witnessed q con
llaearaton lasting iil nearly one
)'clock. Without making an effort The
alarm vas turned IN at $50 from the
NV hnll bu nri line was drawu. not
an effort made tc snhdue the flames on
goJd fellowship which burned at the
inaual ban What iIid thc Department
ara ana what dld an care. Tor every
thing was fully covered
Kind providence permitted the happy
event NOT to be mafred All seemed ~
recall taa II was the fire boys own
ulght aud extra precautions were taxi
go along the line to SEQ 70 u that not
the slllest' alarm should he turned
ln The gathering, n you please, was
not confined TO the fire boys, their
sweethearts. wives and friends, but II
was q general ontpOufng Of The ctl-
,enry 0i Guthrie The man OF affairs
whose property had been so nobly pro
lecied Joined IN With t1e boys and
made the nlFht merry
The members OF the department IN
atleue uniform the pretty decorations
nd me stylish GOWNS and bright faces
N the ladies' made the dance floor a
fery pretty sight Adlers orchestra
arfled through a program OF twenty
lumhprs and round after round OF
Dlandi resulted IN several Aappy OK.
l-as.
Chief and Nrs, ". G. Gruher lead the
,rand march and the local fire fighter
iud his wife took the happy dab ers
through the march alih most becoming
grace While many who had responded
10 the call for ,ickets diG n4t ruspunf,
ilill an who were there. and The hall
was packed to the doors, mad he time
lf their lives. The departments
excheQner was swelled several hundred
dollars which viii be used IN Ieiurnish.
Ing tho quarters,
Misc Irene nurlta of gtlllwa4ar a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

A hall-onnce Of Virgin on % Plue.
two ounces of Glycerlne and a hhll
pint Il Whisky. nllxed. win cure any
cough thai Is curabe and break a cold
IN "a hours. Take teasnpoaiul every
four hours Ask your dfugglst for lhh
genuine l.oach's Vifgln on o. psse
compound pufa prepared and glaEan
iosd BY the Leach Chemical Go. Gin
elnnatl. 0. w
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

Everybody knows that lhe water 6
tbe Great salt Lake Is very aaesc CO
well as very salt bu; many VIII NJ
surprised TO learn tnat iis dNAsi,y W..
ries 20 remarkable degree from u >
to time. Eor Instance, n 1883 the dee'
eity was i.i225, and the perocniarn by
weight Of solid conssIlaenis wae id-
ne. IN 1908 the density had increase I
to i.2200, tho greatest ever faco'de !,
and the percentage Of solids to W.
7gi; in 1907 tho density had dlmln'
sshed to 1910. and the perceniag' e
solids TO 22.g20 0f the solids IN 1907,
ig67 per cent was chiorin, 7as per
cent sodium, i.5a per cent Hnlpha'e
radical, .072 per cent potassium, ota
per cent magnesium ana O0t per cent
calcium.
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How Absuc 5aillHs a'ia gosn2
so out to the hoHe Of some friend vic
lives in the country Que of these s'ia ]
autumn nights. Get ont ct 8 o'clock te
aest morning and do tie 1aores IN "
ehin approach Of the dawn then Ne
yourself to the eoruhca and conmcnts
stripping the frosi covered siueks frog
the nuboius, staying n.th the iob uutl
night -heu, as you unload the corn ING
the crib amidst the gathering darkness
YOU win have no trouble ai all in iigu.
hg out Why 50 many people persist iH
hNnEing around town, even when they
hsTe no job Lamar Democrat.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

Hardwood floors of eitaer pine. ma
pie, birch, Or oak ahould never ba var
nished Therein Hes no pilfall which
the landlord seeking for CHEAP anf
speedy results. prepares for our fey
since the black corners and whlte
spots are sure 10 come Ia time evdn
With tho bfst u rare Waking 4 tid
only proper method II We may htatt
Aifash ara With pew floors tlR Fio
cess. Z conparaiiveiy simHle We are
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a very pleasant and amusing enter
ialumoni is billed for the Brooks on
Saturday The Irish senator Witch
pcfpe rates the witlleism Of sruo lriall
comedy as prolraycd BY JAMES y Nc
cabe with ise resistance of coupe
tent caat Having fos fifteen yeaff
made 4 careful study Of farce comesly
Mr. MeCabe has written nay center
Jed araanA himself and shows his ahIllgg
as The senator IN bringing OUT tbp
comedy situations M thc Ines lualcrJps
aspect.
u Is well worth the time for any leg.
son " Witness Mls performance esnefl
ally these thai have ease of fhe
blues as tlls company comes With Al
record of havIue sls laughs III two and
one half hours
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

/ IN AND AMONG I
\ LOCAL STORES I
4

= a nr0an. Of the Brown dry goods
slose, win leave the first OF the week
for the Eastern markets II Is The IN.
tention of Mr. Brown and his assoela es
20 buy heavily for the coming year. for
while the store has been Ia existence
less than a year an are convinced that
the cily will Justify the huyng . stock
Of goods 81 The highest elass During
MI Browns absenco c n Omfield, tho
store decorator and assls ant manager,
will have charge Of The store. NJ Old.
field is an oldtlne merchant Of Win.
field. Kas, and awake to what people
In a live town want and demand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

She. 40. I'm sure you don't love M
Don't tell me YOU do
Ile- But do
She No You don't, you wretch. Yat
won't show me where you keep youi
money. sourlre.
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SHORT CUTS
TO THE NEWS
BMEsB saI - Il IN s.nesm sras9I

County fudge ]. 6, slrapg has con.
tinned All epnilual cases on the docket
i0f the January tefnf Tho fury IL now
engaged In hearing civil eases
~-+-4- sff aNHH
State tsiilerlntemlopi + ~ Cameron
Is preparing special .pEqglanls fof
AfBor and Bird day IN me niiblld
ffhuuls. He recommends thal county
eureQnlendenis get aside March 18Th
for Arbof day exercises and sngxesl
thai a bird day program be also carried
Out on that day
John Doe and Matte Jackson paid
$40 fines N police court today for dIs
orderly conduct
Ioanna Henderson has filed snIt II
iae district eoufl asking foF a decree d
divorce from Theodore Henderson,.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

Iust received al Olsmlih's Fresh
ease Oh silokneys lnvinelbla Hand
Made Cigars put up in Tins rs Ia Il
paakage. Si00 pcf box Delivered
promptly. Phone i9s.
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Furs blown from street ear this
m0fnlng ln wlndsiorm on Oklahoma
avenua Same holonkt No 0ne 81 sen
ic rlen0graniers Finder pleaHe
bring same 20 convention hall and
claim reward
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

5iggs The courts have decide 2
h passenger travelling On q pa g cft
recover damages for inle iel aA ~
negligence Of the train cfew
iaggs Yes, know bti ha4 10
you get The paas9
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

Pani sl more has alwuss been \
naple 70 conhlfe with This seaaah.
wl D pa lhal suits him 10 periectlo4l.
Va 4 play that was the greatesl ol inpt.
ropollaa successes for neatly two rn
tire seasons end now ihe best paying
attraction % the rokl Nh Gilmore "a
getting IN lhe greatest Of ail llS her
ves D The plny and she player liin q
combination 600 slroas ~ Do alighlesl
ME- Gilmore wll De seen IL rhe Hagh
Of Company . az The Brooke sunday
nieht
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\ NEWS OF THE 4
RAILROADS
! muersr avsnSnsHanamanenl

r. J Parker general superintendent
of NE laste-n grand division Of tlle
Santa I'q was = Guthrie visitor Wed
ncEday ~ cfno1n and Today
r. Kennedy me popular irave'inR
passenger agent of lhc Santa Fo wat
here from Tapckt yesterday
Flrenicn G. o Molor and John Tat
lor Of the local division save been
transferred % Inpeka where Tiny wlN
be promoted to engineering positions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

Rev. b. J. WauEh Of the state agency
returned this morning from Oklahoma
City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

among me ME laant social functions
of Tues lay aftqrpqon was the bridge
N1lsi luncheon giveu hy Mrs. C. 4
Hagighofa complimentary 10 ont ol
ln1n Guests. Six iahies were filled al
'aris after The elaborate luncheon
hm heen serrei The house was pret.
NV decorated with cut flowers and
1ctied rlants. Those present we're.
Mss Amy Bfaoks Of 0kllhoma CITY.
Mechanics james, oi Terre IIanie. mi
FRAZIER Ellzabeih Billings. Charles
Hllllnesley Wallace Pic. Gray Knela
ley dealala sarohet Van vorhees.
Braun sarah liavighorst. Hueaos and
seton &ise brooks made tho top
score at bridge. a,e8
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

Banker l.arry Bradford, Of l1l Keno
is o Guthrie vlsl'or.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

Willard Foster aud Elmer ayser are
among the Blackwell visitors Ia auth
rle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

g. f Huff Of 8apulpe, Is Guthrie
visitor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

Coweia looking after good roads lesls
latiou
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

State Drug Inspector Cherries Bell
amy left last evening for ihe north
eastern prrt ol The state 70 make some
speeia inspec Ions. lle viii be gone
TWO weeks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

lnraey K ccltlnghgm returned
ek evening from Oklahoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

Day Bros, the hardware mcrcaants.
on West Oklahoma demonstrate that
they know something about pain One
Of The pretilest windows displayed SO
far using paints aFlhe basis, t. on dis
play day nrosa since lhey have
moved. have maintained the high De-
cree for excellence for that witch Is 10
be had Ia the hardware and paint line
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

tlHHgY j, q. IrttthshAm returned
,es evening from Oklahoma City
ranker Hugh Adams is here from
ceaoont
M. 0, Floming returned TO Ponce
E ely lesi evening
Deputy larssal Wiley Flames re-
.ufaed lo homlny last evening.
Bart Murphy returned last evening
ircm trip through Southwestern Ok
laa9me.
Elmer Baker returned 10 his home IN
frsnyle las evening" after attending the
2elallers association meetings.
81 M Hstts q @erslaii, Is auiir
rle Ylslsgg.
4 F vrycoff. ot winfid.e, ID auth.
rle visitor
Deputy Marshal Al Gof left last
evening for woodward.
Attorney W. T. chappeii Is IN Enid.
Superintendent g. VI atoae OF the
state agency, hes returned from trip
% ourant
Senator kenry Denton has returned
from q visit with home folks as Man.
gum
Senator r. +. Mcmminger has re-.
turned fram a trip 10 Atoka.
J A Mclaughlin president Of the
Central state normal school Is 40 from
Edmond comforting with state suppfir
tendent = n Cameron.
Leo Curklns reiufnea Last evening
from Oklahoma City.
iii Hean alarpcd this morning
0foH 'cabbqm9 ~
County Cowspasioner A + Hags4
man. OF Wagohef county, Is ofer from
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

loge 0n3s Ms oeu way, Society
was au'prlsed 10 bear yesterday Sc
ternnnn Uiftha marriage OF Mr. Geo
Tipion to Mss Anna Murtha, both Of
thls city The wedding. which occur
red at the Sc Mary's Catholic caurch
shortly before Weineaiay was a
quiet affair 0riy Immediate relatives
being present The hrile Is the eldest
daughter of Mn ana MIS-, James Mur.
taa. Residing At ii5 West Soble ave
The groom is one of the RISING bnsi
aess men Of the CITY aud has been for
number 81 years raying teller Of tho
Guthrie National bank.
The hanpy confle win be al home to
their frlonls at It's West Noble ave.
nue. after Mnrch ts3