davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26

the Honor Roll and include Mrs. E.. NJ. Fair
field, nee Meliora Woolworth; Mrs. Jonn
Stewart I'd, nee Gertrude Kountze; Mrs.
Henry T. Clarke I'd, nee Grace Allen; Mrs.
Clarence Richmond Day, nee Edith Smith;
Mrs. Jerome Magee, nee Ella Cotton, and Mrs.
Barton Willard, nee Nathalie Merriam.
Miss Meliora Woolworth, daughter of the
late Judge ]. NJ. Woolworth, was first to be
crowned Queen of Ak-Sar-Ben in 1895. 1t
was soon after her formal presentation and
she had travelled extensively abroad. Four
years later she was married to Mr.. E. NJ.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26

made their home in that city. The wedding
was celebrated at st. Matthias, the quaint lit
tie Episcopal church adjoining Forest utIl
The ceremony took place at high noon ANA
was followed by a wedding Breakfast ar the
Kountze home. Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart r,-
turned to Omaha 20 reside about four years
ago. "Dickie,' their Oldest child, is 6 years
old and sturdy youngster, and the twins.
Jane and Gordon, are > years old. Their
mother is their devoted companion and pla
mate and the nursery is the center of the fan
ily's home life that social demands nor any
thing else has been allowed to superceie.
Mrs. Grace Allen Clarke, daughter Of the
late William f. Allen, was one Of the most
popular young women in society, and there
was little surprise when She was chosen queen
in 1898, She had been graduated from La
sell seminary, Boston, a few months before
Continued on Page Tenn
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26

features o: the carnival each year, so impor-
tant, in fact, that much of the success of the
Coronation Ball depends upon them. But
there is among these much envied women on
the honor roll; a roster of real queens who
will be remembered in Nebraska when Qui-
vera and its traditions have ceased to be and
whose sons and daughters, the real knights
and Processes of the realm, will be the future
kings and queens of the state.
OF the fourteen young women who have
been crowned queen all but three have mar
ried and six are mothers. These make up
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26
Princes and Princesses Of the Royal House of Ak-Sar-Ben

the history OF Quivera
is written not the least in
teresting Of the record
will be that Of the young
women who have been
crowned queens Of Ak
sar-Ben. Their part is
one Of the most important
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-08
DEPUTY SHERIFES
CAUSED MANS DEATH
Now Many Officials Must
Answer Ia Court How
u Happened


Special 10 1ally -cGder
Bartlesyille, yeb. SD suit attract
Ing aldo attention has ooen brought
NJ the district court for Mrs. Pauline
Ner Neer, whose husband vas shot
by Two deputy sherlgs. sor Duhe eni
iohn yann aiAi ahc are under boad to
awaE aetlon by the grand jury aherln
Jordon Deputy Shenns Vanu and
pnke ana a. e. Cunningham. Fank
3usher 81 D. lanlom, n g. Wise,
a. J surm. p y Behning and w Z.
Norton end their tondsmen are made
parties 10 ,he suit which Is Cor e5,OO0
damcges
She charges idat nor aushand while
lawfully proceeding a,nng Nest Third
street, wrs wiilfnlly ana waltumly
shot down by ihe officers without
o1use. and thst through ,hc loss Of
his support love and society size has
suffered to tie extent Of the amount
asked. o
Nicer wea shat few weeks ago By
r bullet lr0ni Il gun i*TRA w aithet
FAKE or yann. Testimony at the aor
oner's inquest was contradictory, the
oalcers claiming that they sho. only
after tw0 ahols haa been ered NJ them
ahiIe eye witnesses testified taet the
officers snot first
puke end Naun DO nei irnish hona
far the proper performance of their
duties but me sheriff uhc gives g se.
carlty for $1,000 Is responsible for
their sets.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-08
FEDERAL
SURVEYOR
PROPOSED
OKLAHOMA RIVERS MAY
BE GIVEN REcLAMA-
TIoN su..<EY
OVERFLOW DISTRICTS
PROMISED RELIEF
MCGuITe Puts New Deal Up 10
Federal Reclamation
Grew


Special 70 Daily Leader
Washington, Feb s. Secretary VIII
son. Of The depastment Of agriculture,
unon thc uraeut solicitation uf Rep
fcsantailyo Mcgnire. agreed 10 inves
isme tie conditions Of the swamp
and overflow land of a number IL tho
streams Of Oklahoma, make surveys
and have printed detailed report
THE object ol this la 10 determine
where If N practical 10 reclaim wasta
lend, anG What The expense will be-
Mr Meaure says chat the rivers shai
he win recommend Tor surveys win be
llttle 8iYer. Deep Fork Black Bear.
Rcd Rock North Canadian. Vefdlgrla,
anL perhaps others. last year there
was ao much nlgh water that Il viii
~ POSSIBLE 20 get l accurate idea 81
how extensive reclamation pfoieclr
w.ll heYe 20 he 70 preYeat recurrence
1l The 0YcrtioWH
These federa. sugvaya Wlss - og
great advantage 10 - people whc
are iaiefesied III overflow lnnda. I'm.
SCR Che state .aw. drainage diatricta
lmny be created and G special tax l8vy
made BY iow1slips tc carry On The
drainage work. wha government aur.
yoya Will enable tho owners ug such
land &c tell exactly how much It win
oosl TO enrry out @ drainage proiNci
end IN general way outline the work
that will hnye 10 he 0one
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-08
WANTED
800 ROOMS

Wanted, al once. 300 moro rooms "a
properly take care If the maalor I'D.
SONS from over She state who are nov
arriving In large numbers % atlana
The oklahoma Grand lodge meeting 90.
morrow and the convention he fol
lowing day gheu the 9klehumn ana
ladiaa territory memhers win organ
lie enc Grand Masonic jurisdictions
iae lncai etccniNe anMmittee lit
heen working hard for three wceka 70
provide ample accommodations i0f the
delegates This morning They received
on official notice from the grand m8s
ler and grand secretary Of tho 0klH-
h0ma CRANE lodge stating they wuHiA
arrive Wednesday morning ii two apf
ciaI trains with no less han TNr al
fates The locai committee had not
upto lhls ilma hem auiicluatibE mo
than 5fp delegates from lhe EASTERN
fafi of the s.nie e. Il Guas and s
+ Behield who bape charge 0i tie
committee for providing Waflers &
the delegates. said lhni ffem rfpef
ffnm The different oklahoma lQde
nearly i.Ge9 members WIN he N aliea
dsnee from ne Oklahoma grand laiaf
end lhai lhofo WoHld De l4Hv # H1t
a1I Msser Maa0aa cuilifIeN gaest
I'he mefeef session heslns WedHs
day ana lasts until ihc merrcr Of ibN
tHo bodies Is perfected, which VIII uaf
be fatllrr than Feiday morning.
Ael onie Will fiHthrle plaee herHe
lIn bad attitude II thc Nasana of thf
seaie # shey 10 moi meet lha efiief
aeneg at hand and welcome lhe Ma
sons. but 4 maV ea0Ao Had feeling
i9 aslsi batwean tho Oklahoma alR
Iudin n1eriHlOry Masnna, as ho meet
ins A. belus held here pnnu Invitation
lot lhp Oklahoma sfHnd lodges
The iima n TOO short for the local
committee 70 make another h0uaetp.
house canvass i0f fgDma aud they urge
ithe citizens That hafc spare rooms -
notify f. 7 Ilehaeld at the Masonl
1mple q. once Telephone l7s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-08
LINCOLN s
BIRTHDAY
IN GUTHRIE

Citizens OF Guthrie are ARRANGING
or proper celebration q the l00'h
anniversary of iae 1lrlh % Abraham
Lincoln. which falls on February ~,
lr Friday cf This wook. mhc anaiver-
lary win Be one Of tbo mos; widely
celebrated Of any the, have occurred
in lhe country for many years agd
irlhrie intends 10 a. her fni saaN
IN lonuring the nomcry oi the arat
nariyrae president
Tho ceremonies Friday are to begin
at two o'clock. rho citg SAL viii be
nadc tie rendezvous Of civic and mil
ltary organizations preparatory 70 =
ig Darade The column viii Be heai-
ed by the state band ana militia. sol.
lowing them viii come The afand hT-
my. az exsoldIeFa Womana Hellet
corps, city oilieiels. sehael chiidren
II the entire city anf citizens aR the
own
General traak N. caniea viii utt
Is chief MARSHAL of the Gay aud VIII
nave charge Of the fornrsion of lhe
parade and assignments pf iae var'
iotB organizations to theif places 4ho
parade will be formed 81 oklahoma
and Second street aud the ilne ga
march Is as follows ouih on sec
ond 20 Harrison. east of Harrison 20
Broad. north "a Broad @ 9klahcma
wefi On oklahoma ta city ha,l
The executive committee asks taat
"A organizations hat afe % form part
81 ihe marching column assemble al
Hue city hail promptly 81 1880. a lhe
parade IS expected tV alnrl At ESQ
uclock sharp
III the han the lollo#las program
.Nas been arranged.
NHsie 81 the state bni6
Invocation
"AneFlfa Mrs. Maud Nichols will
Alse Della Dmukln aceanpanlas
yneal aol1. Mrs. Maud Nichols
Address Life and Character %
gnculn. Judge Nlton 6. CARRIER
sslar spalielad Banner lee by MITE
Nichols
Cettssbeeg address, Hpn = G Hunt
Nearer my God q Thee Mfs
Nichols leader
rOx0lagy audience.
Bcnedieiipn. rev z Z Fairehlla
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DROWNLOW STAGGERS
CONSERVATIVE STATESMEN
McGuITe Thumps Pork Barrel
10 See Il Il Can Furnish
Him Aid


Special 10 Dally l.eaior
Washington. Tet. SArhe .iverc
and harbors Of the United states do
NOT uaed improving, any more than
TIE highways. # tDcre is an appro.
arlatiCn cf c500e900O for rivers ana
narh0rs BY The next acigress. ,aere
viii MAC BE- SE0.0eeN10 appropriate
3or improving the roaus"
This la the statement that is loW
being heard c2 every hAgd ID mo nails
ct ccngress, coming, ct course fron
the members whc have ne rivers IN
their dlslflcis that need improving n
p the beginning Of irameup for neSt
year inai promises a merry fight over
the rivers and harhors Bill next Gear.
The general impression new ls thi.
81 The EcX regular session of eongresi
there wiki be passed q rivers and aar.
gors Dill tgat viii provide for an ap'
ufopriet.pn ef fifty milll0a collars a.li
aually, for D long term q years, the
money 10 be expended FOR improve.
ment o. rivers aud harbora < .hi1
pen DC not adopted then semc ctheg
which VIII be equally comprehensive
and expensive
Congressman frem the dry ala
sticta know waat t.sls means he
member fruin 4 river district VINO gets
nn appropriation for his particular pro-
leet can be returned 70 eongese jus
SC long "a he can continue TO dive
INTO the pork barre and bring aui ai
appropriation for bis district The
fiYers nad harb0es appropriations hay
long been amOus along this .ine N0w
The congressman from the dry" dts
lriela propose to develop 9 system 1t
their 0Wa chat win give them q pork
aaffel just a9 be and just ag handy
as the rlpefs and aprhors barrel The
propose thai good roade shall be ne
fehicle whien will deliver ihe barrel
And unless this barrel arrives safely
they pronose 10 wreck tia car ear
rYing the rivera aud hnrhors barre.
The entering wedge Is being intro.
dueed III this session oi congress and
tie members from dry districts pro-
pose to aryaIa'llze The sentiment for
good ruaes Into an effective fghtin2
nachine by the limo ,he fagclar SEES
sion of congrss opens next December.
Some time aso q bill known as Tie
Hruwniow blli was introduced Y pro-
yides ior g system os improvement o,
public hisnways Just Gs ambitions ls
any rivers and aafbors Improvement
Project ye. suggested Representative
Mcclure .oi Cslahrma. introduced al
bin almost Identical with the Brown.
low bill, last Saturday and a represeu.
tatiyo who Is Interested ii organizing
tn movement Is authority for Tho
statement thei there VIII be probably
{ dozen more bills introduced by mem
bprs from widely diversified gecilang
of the United stntes before the ses.
sion closes No one expects any o.
these bills to pahs They arc mol In-
roducca for that purpose. They are
ta serve. BY creating In the nuhlld
mind demand fer eueh legislation.
and TO educate the people along the
limos indicated when the next reg
ulnr session comes on. this viii be
useful
The general plan ~ thesn bills |
to establish cooperative system o.
road building between the federal ana
state governments The last bill n,
Continual an Paae elghs
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Grand Master Dyia ?. hcae o.
Anadafko viii call the Oklahoma Ma
snnic araud lodge tomorrow q ZEN
m lhe temple TOR rs Inst lneetlne
The 1arIoua committees II the Ok
lahoms grand luase held 81 cav aes
aI0ns At tho temple today and efery.
thing has lioen arlanEed n Hnch e
manner that ait snhniah<i business
of The OKLAHOMA Rrsnd lolge Wilt
Dc completed liY tomorrow evening
when the grand order vii adjourn
sine aia There II notfIng ouI n
the ordinary 10 come before the
grand lodge lon6rfew. The usuai re-
ports win be made. The eporl q
Grand secreAff Nose anderson
showing The wcfk Of She esana lodge
III 10 the present date the progress
nsle. etc. promises n be an Inter.
esGiug aeeument Tomorrow night
he fplInelnk aIIlcefr of lhe Oklaho.
I'M ainna ndee Hleglel ~ zoos viii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-08
IS \ N DI CT { D.

Samuel I Act'DHaa wto nov lives
on stock ranch la Kansas ani wha
was superintendent af ihe Chloecn
Government lulaa school ioesied ln
Kas county. ffum Igqi 10 March ai.
1908 was aralened this morning be.
fore Federal indee j \ cottefai lin
Fer Indictment BE Ahe equliis fuf
cnbezzlei1eHl and On five caahfs for
matlng lalsa unchefa ma iiayr5lls.
The court liked McCowgna bond at
f5 0H0 On eaeh indictment elich the
defendant gave No bond wss requlr-
eJ 9n lhc five counts Tor muklng lnlsa
vouchers and pngrolssi
MecnVan Is wei knuwn n 0klabo.
ma snd beeause pf bis Nlie knusI
elSe AZ hldIan matters wla male 81.
nsgIntendent on the Unified States
lndian exhibit AZ The Worls falr ct
Sc Louis II i00f
ThV indictments agalllat Mecownn
charge him with ialslug money fur
hia oNn sse FROM appropriations Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-08
LINCOLN MEMORIAL STAMPS

Uncle gam has provided .inecir ne.
mortal sorennlrs Cor citizens Of the
capital city Yesterday Postmestar
VIM Mccoy received from the pest.
master general @ limited supply OF
lincoln memorial stamps. rhey were
esnecial5y prlaiad by the Gpvernment
iog sale on February 18th, when the
ghoio country IS celebrating ihe cen.
lonual ol the birch Of our marlyred
nrogIdoni Nhe siagnns ere Of The two
cent variety anc bear the picture a
Tacneel Abe These Mamps Wiz be
gn saie Friday between Z and 3
o'clock Whan the sostoglce viii Sc
opened 20 the pr0llc only aa on Sua,
day the daY being sngal aolcey
II the limited supply Of stamps Is npt
OIL disposed of friday the stamps Will
be on sale unii' the sgpriy is ax.
hausted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-08
LAW VALID

Washington. D. G.. Fch. S.--A decia
ion by Chief Justice Peel Of the oourl
Of claims today holds ihat the McCum
Der amendment which extended res.
trictions over The fnlibl0Od Indians
o. The 1--WE civilized tribe. g constliu
iional The case was thar Of Lew
0riits against The United States with
". w. Hastings representing The cher
okee Nation and conducting the case,
3hlch he won. This ls the most i'm.
iortant decision on ludian matters
lhat has been rendered since the Cur
ic act passed. Largely Hp0n It are
aused probably rs per cent Of the land
.itles now pending in oklahoma.
The Gritislkiropn case is one enRhe
most lmnorlantko Eastern Oklahoma
that has even been decsaeain many court
Upon Il depends whether or not ev.
cry full-booded Indian Of the iye
tribes is q citizen Of the United
States IN fact or merely a dependent
subject to the whlms Of a sentimental
and impractical bureau supervision.
According TO the original treaties
lhe full.blocds rs well as other In.
dlnns were 10 have The restrictions
removed from their surplus lands a.
the expiration OF ave years from the
time they received title TO them. and
rom their homesteads after u years.
IN June. 1906, what Is known as the
McCumber amendment was passed
rhis extended ahe restrictions over all
the lands OF all fultoloods for q
period Of twonty.lye years
This tied up an the full-blood land
and maio them depeadenis stlll and
subject 10 departmental controls aud
that after they he'd eecome citizens
of the United staies
The right TO DO this wss donlcd by
the indians whcy reaenied law
that wiped gu, ihoig treaty agree
ments with the United States. with
On the sonsent on approyal Of the ~.
digns SC aovl gitls, iulthloo,
Cherokee .adian. brosght suit 1T
tlckl2g the cJrsiilr4ontliiy OF the
McGrmber amendment $40 aeniod
DE rlgst % any poWer TO place aiar
aim amy restriction tha dld not ap
ply 60 an ather slilzeas Of tne 5alted
states
Nearly scveniydvc GER cent Of the
land .le suits now 10 the caufss %
Eastern Oklahoma were The Int
growth Of MI sGmoGdmcrt MANY
'a9sers helH that the amendment
was ncpnsiitetlona. aud iuE.blao-
indians sold land as their original
Greatly provided, Ncsr.y all the sur
nlus iaad would be ulrestrlatet b.
limitation OF The avoyear period had
no1 the AscCumhes aIzpndna2t tied
it up. and would nave Seen salablc
and taxable
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WILL ASSIST CLEARING
Federal CIVIL DOCKET

Blaine liaihowny flhHe MsAltNn
and Elmo nlalne ertsEs Fl ui
guilty upon arfaignment % the ahnref
ni selling liquor wlii0s W a.
oanse They Will he frnfea W
Judge !. ~ cotteal t ile3n #
Ave o'eiook
Hon Il ~ aeed Judge Of ihe sor'ils
ern District of iowa arrived sund "
10 aid Federal ludr 4 eal4ffat
In trying iho civil docket s. ia NAiftA
States court here during ihF emAf
aer ot ibs month Judge Red win CO.
cupy the bench tomorrow wien flt
hearing Of ciell cases wlll be eaM
menced
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-08
FINANCIAL COMBINE
BATTLES COMPREHENSION
Standard OIL and MOlgaA
Form Great Bank
Coalition

New gork vcb. s. claus arc ap.
proachIns completion for a consolida
liou o. the National CITY bank and the
Naiiona. Bank of Commorce with a
combined capital and grplna Of sioo-
u0,0o0 and deposits OF about s5o0.e0a
lc0, mskins q BY far the blggrst sanh
In the world
~ne consolidation Il Is said Will hs
very easily eam9ae ort THE Nellnnd.
city bank has Si0nN00 more sur
plus ihan iho iank OF Commerce, ao
thEi all That win he necessary 90 d9
via DE ior She ci3 Bank 10 declare an
xaA dlYldenl o, SiOo0c 1000 anc then
he stock in The new bank would ba
Auhangcabip dollnr per share irs
hare tor che stock oi the two cuA-
olidatlne nlaks,
Tranh a. Vanderlip now prosis emf
oi the National City Bank w,il become
president o. Che aerRe@ institution.
Valentine p. snyder Is president Of the
eanll Oh Commerce and u Is p-esuaed
he WI. have high aosiiion IN tns
new bagk
Tho National city has q capital ~
s25 sa0,c96 ans o surplus Of s2t,G7G.0a
us deposits are IN excess df $4,000 /.
0H
enc Bans 1f Commerce aaa capitol
o. s25ONu COO "a surplus as sl6.2agl
JOG aud deposits @ about saa0a0g,f9in
Tha National city Is what "a known
as STANDARD oh bank while tae Mof
sae and Kuhn. Laeb interests dictate
lhe policy Of The Bank Of Commerce.
fhe merging of tie two institutions
vii be iae preliminary step IN eatah
fishing q United States g0YernuNal
l3nk on the lines Of the Bank Of ans
land "hls has long been enc uf tia
dreams of James a etlllman Cor many
years president OF the National CO
and now chairman Of iis board OF dh
feetofs
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LEGISLATURE

The senate was agaln IN committee
af ihe whole gns morning, as # was
saturday afternoon goi The consider.
ailon 81 the iish and rame bl There
have been O few amendments inserted
and about half Of the bill has bcet
considered
THIS morning The Fggerman bill, as
to the time sor taking appeals. WV
nallY naeHpd n had hoen recalled
Tor THE purpose 81 correcting The NJ.
erehce 70 the statutes which Z
amends
eeGalnf E0rfela introduced con.
current resolution nemnrali1ing con.
gress TOT the fassaea 0f q bill noN
pending there. creating q federal bur
eau 0f mines ana mihing Ihe resOiH
lion mns promptly parsed
This morning the following new bills
were introduced
ny keya ana Juhnaqn amending ccf
tain statutes
W fioNldlus rcnnaiing portions O.
ihe law on hunks md banking,
ily 9avlH creating e0diiylne commits
sion. providing Cor publication Of sta
Iiules. etc
ny ErhplA far encouragement d
FarMefF Institutes. etc.
saturday afternoons now bills fol
low
fy Davis aelatirR 10 Judiciary dla
iilcta aehnIhe Boundaries Of 9ihs izih
2lal md 2gud Judicial dlstfIrle elc
hf Taylor amending Sections 2 ant
io, session laws Of ihg8 relating L
county wplehefs
| - CUNNINGHAM. authorizing coUuti
commissioners to purchase and so
Ifenl and personal property under cen
Italu fss|flrllana.
/ Ey A3nna appropriation for stat.
lHnifsIzIIy ~ % June 81 1911.
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YoU cAN aIDH oHEA7.

Washington. Eeh S Oklahoma con
gresemcn hage received notice from
the inauguration committee HI Wash
laeton that each Is entitled 10 The ~
rrlnlment a e mounted aid 10 ride ii
ite inaugural parade some " the
Oklahnmaaa haye madc these appoint
meaia
An aide Is expected 10 furnish 1T
oRn horse, and pay his own expenses
AS n matter Of information, 1t may b
aaid that a good saddle horse for In
krsafati0n day can be had. II con
lracied Ter now. for si5 for the day
1t Is also true that Il one Is not Sc
cured IN advance the price will prob
ahly ho run up tc e25 or 50 for lht
dor
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the Federal government. for The main
lensaee % sehuol and having convert
Ga stock grain and school properties.
" bis own ase Aa % che eluhez
element charges one sis5D0 item ap
poafs as shortage IN Bis acoannia.
iie 6 ehQrsed saith Obtaining sto07
N naulpalRtloa ~ q warrgnt drawn
90 tie sublreaaufw aE the Govern,
meui At 81 FOULS Among ether
charges made against him Is that
hc wax given authorllY 70 purchase
$500 worth Of hlgh grade Yees for
tho school iafm chil0ceo on which
he reintn a voucher q The govern.
menl from q s Helena, Of SNYDER,
l0r i0n hlsh srade yews
The Government alleges lhat The
sheep were inferior yeWs taken from
hls evn stock ranch n Kansas end
that Tie money paid the Bny6ef asha
was sp lIQuidale a debt % RlcCopau'a
T.
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~ MgEr al. eoMaas


6peciri 60 Daily Leadea
MARROW Okla. Web s-The Nais
law basket bail team has hddea an-
other scalp 10 ts credit, another star
20 iis crown Of victory. This time
% wGs the team from the South.
wasiefa Normal 81 Wesiheri0fd. OK
iahomg. who met SUCH lnglofIuus az.
feat The game WIS played last
alsht In che opera house which war
crowded 10 oVerHowlna The score
was Il TO "a IN favor Of NARROW rhe
members OF the Weathegi0rd team
we're. ~ jones. ~ 7halar G Muir
ply, & Wallace. ~ Allen ,Jgs Black.
r. Randall and q. M schultz Mng.
low claims and has the best basket
ball team Ia the state and viii meet
all camerf
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lPPElL Tl SUPREME GlIRI

W. II snodaar an6 q b. ealroh
who lost out m a land contest suit y
she district court Of McCloin eoun'
IN the suil 10 which they were defend
arts and y. W Gallolmcre was plain
tiH, appealed ihelr case 70 the 80
preme sourt tolay
che ease of w ~ Haeus vs Frlsc'
Lumber company vas appealed to th'
supreme court from The district cour
OF Choetaw county To-Day where th'
company secured Judgment against tht
plaintiff ~ error Ia the sum Of $3.50.
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MASONIC WEEK

be no more.
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grand master. now of Pond Greek
II w ie1 Riiide, III. Weather.
ford. deputy gfanl master
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senlar warden
II " Allied G. Gray, Maeona,
GRIND IAnibr wardeni ya 4 At S.
II NJ & q Cuss, Guthrie gfaud
treasurer
n Wv NJ Anderson. WaurIka,
grand secretary
r. wi W r. Brown FL Reno.
grand lecturer
\ BR. r seay, Cement. grand
chaplain
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grand marshal
y .n Charles French Billings
grand bible bearer
" n ri Paterson. Keokuh
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Chgnoweth and Funt Of tbe Com.
have lnsiallod moving picture show
at Perry aud viii omen % oa ~hura
day u wlll be drshclhsa IN over
respect und will be an innovation Ia
the people of Chm eoell0n Perry aas
tried u % number Of times but the
Nag houfea were below par TAe hlah
reputation maintained here ny th8
managers Of tha Gem win assure fdr
Perry q little playhouse ihgt viii be
wa glove ia every respect