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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-01
Will RUN CARS FROM
BALLARD TO EXPOSITION

10 nth av. n W. then. with a wide
turn. viii run np Leary ay 10 Mar
ket 81. There will be two turns
made In the boulevard. In some
places az Wide as 200 feet This
will give beautiful effect and
greatly enhance the value Of prop.
erty IN tho vicinity.
Supt. Grant OF tho building depart
ment has promised TO have a gang
OF men at work on the Ballard fire
station within a short time 10 make
such repairs as are badly needed
and to put the building In shape to
house the fire engine Capt Roberts
OF tho local company claims that
the engine would not experience
more difficulty In trayeralng the
streets of Ballard than the depart.
ment already contends with IN run.
ming TO a fire with the present
wagon.
Capt. r. r.. Libby. assistant har-
bormaster and wharfinger In charge
Of the new city dock. will IN tho
future charge the regular rate for
all freight handled on the dock.
Heretofore such freight has been
handled gratis. because the dock did
not officially belong TO the city. but
since the acceptance. the usual
charge will be- made.
As an example OF the efficiency
OF the captain. and OF his regard for
the best interests OF the city, he has
constructed a float 30 be used for
landing small boats, that under
ordinary conditions would have cost
the city 5000. The bin turned IN 10
the city was exactly $50. thus max
ing q saving OF $3.50 for the people
Twenty new members, some Of
whom are naval officers from Hrpm-
erlon. are to be initiated By the Bal.
lard lodge OF Eiko AZ their regular
meeting next Thursday night. The
local lodge has already a member
ship of over 300 aud plans are undef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-01
PAID TO
PRODUCERS

1hs following purcuass price, YER,
quoted on Western Az this morning.
PouLTr old hens nvs weight
tbc per pound dressed, 10 per
pound. spring chicken. live. ibc per
bound. dressed Ito per pound. hroiiora
i've ite per pound dressed. zoe
sauabn. a.sab per dos dnoha, spring,
i've ibc per pound dressed. ITO per
pound pieeona 81 per doasn. turkey,
i've. soc. dressed. 2sei Belgian hares
BUrTFIt-si Local ranch. zoe
Wgu8a Local ranch gtu.
iive~Ncni, large 7.ga psr
pound steers, exc per pound mutton.
wrthern, O. per pound ewes. Sc Der
pound hugs fAe per pound lamb. AZ o
Der pound bulls aud okan, 3 = Q per pound
MEATS Dressed Veal. large a.Ifo
per pound. medium, ft-ithc.
The following nre focal quolauons
made on We8trfa az tails mofninNi
FRUIT Appiaa. p0c.te 10.
fEaNIAHlsMH 81 Carrots $50 Der
sack potatoes. lRa-ea per tom heefa.
s2sH 10 per sack. turuipa sbc4ef nor
sRcNi pnfaDipH, tl-i3a per sack Sab.
haEe. 3he per pound roltfY fos7ff
uaf doteni oRAlifloweF. " rs 30 pur
crate. TOMATOES per orntn tA0o,
The population II the earth Is
estimated AZ l.b2Q,ls0 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-01

Police Chief irving Ward Iaaf
night announced the appointment -
Menuy and 4 VI smith a. desk SER
geantN All four appointeta have
been attached 70 headauarfrra ~
clerks and were chosen from q list
81 eiiaiuiea submitted 20 the police
sion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-01

NEW OHLEANa March by
II. II Carrying a. passengers and
q large cargo If freight the United
Fruit eOmDanya steamer Ueredla
has gone ashore at Cape graeiH
bend. rs miles from the mainland
81 Nicaragua All ~ the passengers
are safe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-01
GETS LIFE FOR A
MURDER

GREAT FALLS. Mont. March 1.
lily e. r Tie Jury ia the ease
against Henry Rhoams. charRud
with the murder 90 William Demp.
sey. who was mortaiy wounded in
the holdup Of the shelby train near
this city last Mas. returned a YER
dict finding the defendant guilty
and fixlng hts punishment AT ufe
imprisonment The next trial in
connection with the train hoidap
will be thar IL George Creswoll
who. thouGh not actively concerned
ia the robbery. ia charged with bav
INK laid The plans Albert Hatch
ard William Randall Rheams &C.
completes. have already been con.
xicted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-01
MYSTERY OF THE
SEA is SOLVED

Ais1iE4S. March i@Ry IL H.
The mystery 90 the Identify of the
reAins vessel which WAS mmmcd hx
the Belgian steamer Austria during
storm on February f.. near Az
hofan island. IN the Mediterranean.
appears now So be- solved Both VeRv
teis founaerea a. result ~ thc 'col-
hsion. but 70 members of the crew
81 The Austria who had nut OFT n
suiafi hoob were picked up hy the
estmAn steamer Liberia and
brought tn Aigiefs
Tho steamer Austria. which arr
rived here to1a,s reports haVing
'Nskhted drifting ships boat he.
twNNn Cape Falcon and ne nahlhaa
Islands. OFT tho Algerian cnastt on
fvhfuafy lt ON which WAS painted
tiss name. Condor London
N the hoat were five bodies one
20 which slid into the san n8 the
steamer approached Tho boat was
half swamped and had tattored
gall The state ~ the bodies ind.
eated that the men bad hccn dead al
least 10 days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-01
PICK is USED By
ASSASSIN

MiSsOUl.A. Mont. March by
Z. p. Angelo Steanlff. an Austrian
iaeorer. was found dead Saturday
night IN a dark recess near the west
end Of the st. Paul Pass tunnel. with
a deep hole In his head. evidently
made By a pick. Pete Bgadovieh.
also al Austrian. was arrested to
day In Taft. Mont. while attempting
u pass checks amounting 10 be
tween $500 and seo0 drawn IN favor
Of Steanin Bradoxieh and Stcanifi
had been yoommates
On advsees from the sheriff Of
Missoula county. the deputy sheriff
az Taft surrendered the suspect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-01
KILLED In AUTO
ACCIDENT

NEW YORK. March l-~By u p
The swapping Oft Of q ~ wheel
which sent an automobile tn which
friends tumblsng down an embank.
ment last night. caused the death
OF George Porter. superintendent uf
the Scott & MeComb kennels. 81
Elmsford. n. ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-01
s. G.. co. AGREES TO MAKE a
DIRECT ROUTE FoH
THE SUBURB.

BALLARD. March lat the sug
geation OF Councilman Armstrong;
the Seattle Electric Co. has prom.
ised 20 run Ballard cars direct 10
the exposition grounds. thus doing
away with the necessity ~ trans.
ferring to the Wailingford line at
Fremont az Is done at present
This matter was taken up with
the Seattle Electric Co. over two
months ago By the councilman and,
after the feasibility Of the plan had
been explained. Manager Potter con
scented 10 make the change. While
the plan now Is 10 wait until the
exposition opens before rerouiing
the cars. n conditions warrant. the
change can be made at any time.
Tho wards representative has
been comforting With the engineer
ing department regarding the fonai-
billty OF dredging the bay IN the
vicinity OF the new city dock Al
the present time the Milwaukee r.
digging a channel from the location
Of lts slip 10 the main channel and
the contractor doing the work has
offered 10 dredge a similar channel
for the city at the same rates charg.
cd the railroad company. Mr. Arm.
strong Is OF the opinion that $1,000
would cover the cost Of the work.
II done now. but " contract should
be lot at any other time when the
dredger would have 10 he towed to
the job. the cost 60 the city would
be increased BY $1,000 vt least.
Plans for the Leury Az. boulevard
have been changed slightly. II II
now planned 90 widen the whole
course Of The driveway ~ feet, thus
making the street 30 feet III width.
The boulevard viii start AZ fIth av.
N. w. on w Jsth w. and wiz run
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-01

PtTTSBuRG. March william
Gully Mckelyy. one Of Pennsyi.
pania's pioneer Oh men and one ~
the first men in the United States
a. become interested ~ Portland Gel.
Brooklyn widow 81 wealth has
married plumber, There appear
10 be pofnsnR % which wealth may
not aspire
WANT To sell your furniture
SEQ PAGE 6. sts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-01
Hosiery for Girls and Boys

Girls Fine Ribbed Cotton
and-Lisle Hosiery. good
quality, elastic and durable.
Girls Extra Fine Silk
Isle, ull-fashioncd Hosiery,
elose-ribbed, very attractive.
Boys Heavy, Ribbed, In
destruetible" Cotton Hosiery,
extra long. strong and elias
nc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-01
Silk Hosiey-3 Pairs in Box

Womens Pure Thread
Silk Hosiery, all-silk, or with
improved Isle sole.
Women's Medium Weight
Pure Thread Silk Hosiery,
deep woven garter top, cot
ton sole. high-spliced heel
and double toe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-01
Boxed Hosiery for Men

Mems Medium Weight
Cotton Hose, high-spliced
heel, double sole and toe,
seamless.
Mems Cotton Hose, fast
black, good, servieeable quail
ity, with very deep elastic
top and real maco double
sole; also a similar style with
split sole, for tender feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-01

The population II the earth Is
vatinated AZ l.b2Q,ls0 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-01
S-Button Length Kid Gloves, Special $l.5O Pair

Popular Gloves for wear with long
gusseted tops. with straps and pearl cl;
come in black. white, tans and gray.
Gloves, in overseam effect. as well as 81
ter styles in tans only. Special, 81 so /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-01

portation of late styles, having wide
e Gloves are oyerseam-sewn, and
his price are S-button length Kid
Gloves, pique-sewn, both of the lat
First Floor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-07
couRr OF APPEALS


k,outinueu fl11r f4@e one
Imprisonment Atchiscn pleads the IN
written law and alleged that Ander-
son VAS Intimate vith his Young wife.
Tne cause is reversed because Of the
ftal judge directing the jury to re.
turn D ve-dici 81 guilty.
-E9Ae- -Sl5 tine imposed By Counts
Judge Higgins Of Pittsburg county up
on Wm~ Baker. and Charles Baker
" ito zS4 convicted of am assault
chAfEef fS affirmed in an opinion by,
lldge owen.
The five-yeev sentence imposed on
4 Chandler. who was convicted on
Noy. Is. 1903 10 the district court OF
Seminole e8unty upon the charge of
attempt 10 procure an abortion. was
affirmed, aes was ibe twoNear scn-
ienee imposed upon Cla-k Green IN
.he district cdart Of Comanfhe eoun-
s. for being eWsleied on charge OF
"A similar oflestke -
The life sentence impOsed upon A,
faikey nv Judge Carrthers ia the dis.
ict court az Creek county for a mnr
ser committed on February IL, 1907.
Al Tulsa IS sfgirmca,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-07
MUNICIPAL LAWS CONFLICTING

Twcrtg Of the city attorneys of the
Oklahoma cities of the first class met
with the state codification commission
yesterday al the Hotel lone in re-
srrnsc 20 a call issued by Chairman
5. + Harris for the purpose Of dis
cu g conditions existing IN yari-
4 alunities relative 10 the pub
hc improvement laws now. upon the
sta ute books which the commission
fines 10 be conflicting, resulting 81
an increased cost to the taxpayers OF
the cities in the awarding of con
tracts for public improvements under
these uncertain conditions
The commission Is now engaged IN
codifying the municipal laws of the
state and the members were given
much valuable information concern
ing the laws governing city and the
court constructions by the city attor-
neys.
Chairman Harris states that the
work OF the. codification commission
IL Progressing nicely and that the
compilation Of the law is well under
way.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-07
Build the viaduet
MlNIsTER oE RENoMN


William J. Calhoun, newly appoint.
ed minister TO China Is q man Of
vide expe ienee, high purpose. honest,
careful. Intelligent and steadtast. Few
ciuzens OF The prairie state excel him
in capacity; no one can have greater
honor nor higher purpose Diplomatic
by nature and that augmented by ex-
pe-ience. the newly appointed minis
ter TO China should be a star in the
galaxy of ministers to the nations OF
the world.
Mr. Calhoun IS an exemplification OF
whaf high purpose, coupled with Ia
telligence can accomplish. Reared IN
Aicola Illinois. with a most humble
parcntage. he rose to political and
legal notice by sheer force Of pur-
pose In 1896 there was a movement
III Illinois 10 nominate Senator Cul-
lom for President Notwithstanding
the state was not nor will eve- be for
its senior senator for that exalted
place, there was a lack of leadership
against Mr. Cullom, and Calhoun, then
a resident OF Danville. because no one
else would accept the responsibility
accepted the Mckinley leadership ana
rushed the old politicians off the
state map. Later he was sent to Vene
zuela 10 administer on some imports
ant commercial topics, atld. was af.
forwards, sent AS the special mes.
senger OF the President TO Cuba. He
acquitted himself in a manner hight
II satisfactory and returned to Chr
caEo 10 re.engagc in the practise Of
the law Fearless in his advocacy OF
n cause upright M HIS private lille and
higb-souled. no matter What the cost.
William J. Calhoun has made an enyi-
able record He Is IN every way guali-
fled 10 be q minister. There will be
no lapse where he is she envoy and
there vii Be no recall There are many
men like Calhoun In the country: fee
sineA are other than patriots. but few
krho lsee struggled against the odds
which have been against Mr. Calhoun
have been 50 successful III mastering
them, and no man Of note today has
higher estimate than X accorded
him by those who khnw Calhoun
china IS trouble center At lhis
moment The unifed states require a
minister who Is a msster Of self aud
student or events tilai such
iuan can he oi inealcnlable service 70
hle rountrA can rot be qucsluned
that Mr Calhoun VIII measure 40 te
all reaul emeals Is matter 81 com
mon knnwlcdee to Chose who havo
knowledge ef bis conduct n other mis-.
slons II ihe President never makes
q worse appointment than that of
Calhoun be viii 10 wen indeed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-07
VITAL STATISTICS
MONTH Of OCTOBER

Vital statistics for the month Of
csIote sszsssii.,sssIIe stase hes,sh
department show Trefa ses.a total ~
e.l44 births during the month, which
vas afdecfeaseiog - compared With
sepiembe- OF the 0etqbsr births l.,
go were male, the remainder female
and diNldc BY race alec were white
It'd "a black. The decrease in white
births for October was 29S. and negro
:. October likewise show decrease
IN deaths When compared with the
month previous thc being 9s deaths
IA Septcmhcr's fasfr OF total of
G1o.deaths (cF October Sss we're males
and sas werr females, Go white and
"a black persons.
Amarg t,c contagious diseases diph-
theria, scarlet fever aud pneumonia
show increases in the number OF
eases. but in every instance save tha,
uf pneunionia The number Of fatalities
is decreased In typhoid fever there
was only decrease Of four IN The
number of eases. while the deaths de-
creased Is. the total number of eases
cases being 49G. For consumption 50
eases and Al de aths is a substantial
decrease compared with Sepiembe,
There was an Increase Of l0G cases
Of scarlet fever over the September
recofd, or total of ls9 cases. With
only three deaths Smallpox increased
n cases. with no deaths reported.
Bipiheria, furnished l79 eases. an in
crease OF 81 over SeDtember with II
deaths. a decrease Of -. Pneumonia
fecorsed Is cases, an increase of 81,
with So deaths, an increHse ~ 10.
Five counties made no reDtts. The
commissioner announces thai with
Jan. new rules covering vital sta
tistics and health precautions will be
promulgated. Rules relating TO vital
statistics will be the same as those
contained in the model health bill.
and which has been recommended by
the census department OF the Federal
government. as well as by the Ameri-
can Medical association. Rules per
tanning to tuberculosis will be based
unon the New York State health law
which requires compulsory reporting
Of tuberculosis and modern system
of fumigation and disinfeetion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-07
neafnesa cannnt Rn Cnrod.

hl local applications as they canuoi
lpath i,io aiaetae1 portion Of the ears
'fhcre is only oae WAY to cure deal
ncss, and rlat Is by constitutional
remedies Deafness Is cansed by an
infamcd condition 0f the mucous lin.
ing of the Euslaehian Tube. When
ihis tube is innamed you have a
Fpmhling sound or imperfect hearing
and when il IS entirely closed Deaf
ness IS the result. and unless The in.
flammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to It's normal condition,
hearing will be DESTROYED forever;
nlne eases ont of ten are caused by
Casarfh. which Is nothing but an in
llamed condition Of the mucous sur.
faces
We viii give One Hundred Dollars
foe any case of Deafness tcaused By
catarrh- that cannot be cured by
Hairs Catarrh Cura Send for cir
GUITARS free
+ ]. CHENEY & co. Toleeo. o.
Sold by Druggists, zoe
Take Halls Family Pills FOR con.
siipallOn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-07
locKeYINo wITA lTls PEopLE

The Republican state organization
T. having sport with lis candidates
for governor All know there is not
the slightest intention Of nominating
any man now professed candidate
Tor the office OF governor Judge
Gasber could have the nomination by
asking, but his closest friends have
declared be will aspire TO no place
unless II be congress. The others
may or may not be in a position 70
have the confidence of the rank ana
file Of the party in this state, but
they will not even be allowed to have
q voice in the arrangements il IS a
matter OF common notorieiy there are
i3l places to be filled. outside Of the
postal department. from Washington,
and that Is the main interest Of the
pa.ty organization Governors are not
part OF tile Republican program in
this state Neither Is 1t expected that
these men in control OF the party
make the least effort TO win state
campaign The violent and senseless
abuse of Democrats Is veiiiicauon Oh
this. Had there been the least eS-
pec;ation that Republicanism would
obtain in Oklahoma. there would be
an immediate cessation Of the present
violent abuse Of our local officials.
But the organization maintains its
namc gor the sole purpose OF fooling
the Federal authorities and, so fas as
there is record, has done fair job.
There have been men appointed to
high places who could not hope TO
rel recognition through the votes
of the people aid those men. reallz'
ing successful party organization
Houla foeeyer eliminate them, are
zpalous III their endeavors 70 prn-
Yenl their party from winning. There
fore the talks of Republican success
Ia the next election is silly The par
III organization can not stand SUGGEST
-n would mean a reorganization. a
luew set Of Officers and entire new
control. Rather than lose their fat
FednsaI positions. the parlv organi
zaliop leaders win allow Oklahoma 70
90 bY flofaut aud that explains much
llmt The rank aud file Of the patty
fails tO appreciate nr understand.
Oklahoma Is naturally Democratic
II has class OF aggressive citizens
whn demand the very highest Of their
nfricial family aud that demand must
he ohevad Bnl because there are dii.
lcrenrrs helWeeu Democrats aud he
cause here and there il found ono who
ae failed va his duty, Is no reason
there should he The leasi Tca lle
cause The Republican nartr III tbs
state represents only n bunch Of Fed
oral job mutcrs, and hone a success
when such men control could not d.
f44unAfVpd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-07

Okahomas oil field is not as p-os.
perons as II should be. and hundreds
W remedies are advanced by quack
doeto's u i weilknown fart that
STANDARD on controls The situation
II tie known world and thai the oeio
pus i NOT friendly to the new state Oh
Interests. We are selling oil worth
two dollars per barrel Cor almost n
sixth Of thai sum. The remedy must
be National-no single state can com.
neie against the Vaccinations OF the
.--.4*ee4 AaefHas4 enHepnn ~ the aeex
But each over act Of the trust con.
Germ but hasiens the hour When that
monopoly must cease. and what lltilt
Oklahoma can contribute toward hast.
euIng uf that day will be that much
and ol real value.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-07
RecgIvep SERIOUS INJURY

Tecuuiseh, Okla.. Dee T-James
Warren Of near EasoE was thrown
or his wagon BY the team becoming
frightened and SO seriously injured
that there are fears that he may not
recover His ann is broken AMI Il
IS also reported that bis skull is frac-
tused
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-07
ACTOR JOHN DREW HURT
An Alssociated Pross.l

New York, Dec 7--John Drew, the
actor, was thrown from his horse
while riding With his daughter in Cen
trail park today and seriously injured,
The horse tramped on the actor rs
he lay on The ground. Drew was PICK
ed up bv passiag automobile and
hurried to a hospitals The extent Of
his injuries is not known.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-07

Guthres growth Tor the past year
Yas not due 10 accident II vas due 70
energy properly expended and the ~.
lure can be made as successful By
the same process No ely of the
state has progressed faster than Guth-
iie the past year. 20 city should
excel the capital city because we
have the location the facilities and
climatic possibilities
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-07
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i WHAT EDITORS ARE SAYING q
o c
@ Q oc oo ooo @ 90 Q c @ @ c

tMcAlesier News Cunllal)
The answers TO ineuirers depart.
ment Of the usual pape- Is an awful
humbug The Kansas City star man.
for example, tells some poor ignorant
person The Usage is the largest
tribe OF Indians IN Oklahoma, ils pop.
ulatlon. including iHiermarried cid.
zcns, Is about two thousand Either
one @; the Five Tribes has twice Thai
population and the chorokees nearls
twenty times There are several
counties ia Eastern Oklahoma thar
have mosc Indians than there are Ia
The 0sagc nation. iiat probably the
Star man hasn't yet learned that Old
Indian Territory Is now parl of Ok.
fnff.tfa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-07
DEATH or CURTIS CLIFFORD
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Boise City, Okla, Dec Z. cn-tis
Clifford was found dead in his chair
az hts home northwest Of Sampsel dut-
ing the past week. He had been suf-
fering from neuralgia, having a st~
we're attaek. Accompanied bv the
leighhofs and the deeeased's fiancee,
ihe remains we're taken to Texhoma.
where t.er were met by two Of Mr..
Clifford's brothers, who took the re-
mains to Lewiston. Ill, To- burial.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-07

MANY persons End themselves az
fectol w9h a persistent cough after
an attack of Influenza As this cough
can be promptly cured BIZ the use Of
Chamherlains Congh Remedy. tt
should ne, br allowed ia fia so until
- becomes troublesome. sold by all
dealers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-07

Dklahomas Democracy has no par.
doa % ask nothing 20 apologize for
- one to whom There is due more
than has been rendered. Oklahoma
has a militant and Nirlle Democracy.
and 50 lpng as That IS true there
y no occasion 10 pause for cxplana.
iions 10 3 deeayed Republican organl-
xalion hat exists f0r appointment
~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-07

The advent OF Cohen and Harris
comedians with Ecyai Tracy present
ing Winchell smiths and Byron Ong'
ley's dramatization Of George Barr Ne
Cutcheon's famous story Brewster :
Millions. at The Brooks, Fridav night.
viii mark red letter event IN local
iheatreals Coming as il does ifcsh
from its conaucsts of New York, Lon
don ana Chicago. loc9l theatregofrs
tave reason 10 feel thankful for me
opportunity Of witnessing this great
success.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-07

That new railroad from III Rene 20
Mangum viii open that southwest ter
rliory 10 the capital city And il III
Il good territory whefe there are peo,
Pic eultiyaiing the soil In the proper
manner. raising that which adds TO
he transportation and market facili.
Ties of Che new state.