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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-10
NORTH FORK DITCH
CHANGES OWNERS
American Canyon Water Com.
pany Acquires Valuable
Irrigation Rights
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


SACRAMENTO, July "a deal of
great agricultural Importance was re-
corded here today, when the Califor-
MIA corporation filed its assignment of
the option held by it on the north fork
ditch to the American cayon water
company, a holding which is estimated
to be worth several hundred thousand
dollars.
The same corporation transferred the
Fair Oaks water distributing system
TO the American irrigation company
and both of these projects will be
utilized for the irrigation of thousands
of acres of reclamation land in the
Sacramento valley.
The north fork ditch is an old holding
and carries water rights of 3 1000 inches
daily at all times of the year, even if
1t dries up the river.
Sea island cotton is extensively
grown in one section of middle Florida.
about half of the aggregate out
put of the United States coming from
the peninsular state; that is, Florida
produces yearly about 10000 to $4,000
bales of this valuable variety of cotton
More than 10000 workmen are killed
In the course of a year in this country
by accidents incidental to their oecu-
pations.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-10
TODD OF VAST ESTATES

He told me that he owned vast es-
tates in Poughkeepsie, and in Los
Angeles and that I wouldn't have to
work and the children would have
every advantage that money could
offer. including tours Of Europe and
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-11-26

be to connect him with those affairs
by evidence that will convince the
court.
e. G. Wilson, business manager
of the company which will present
the "Girl from U. S. A." at the opera
house Tuesday, Nov. 30, was in the
city Tuesday of this week and while
here a guest of the Fred Floto family,
being an old acquaintance from
Illinois.
&C. E. Lucac sends us a post
card showing himself aud { number
Of other men standing under a palm
tree 100 years old near the town of
Arkansas Pass, Texas. G. E. says he
will be back in De Smet in April
1910.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-11-26
The INDEPENDENT.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
LOCAL NEWS.
From sH Around Tire Town and
County.

The county Commissioners were
in session Tuesday to consider the
Spring Lake Ditch matter.
Mrs. G. B. Grover departed Fri
day for her home near Vermill!on
after spending a month in this city.
Roy Cary departed Thursday of
last week for Grantsburg, Wis. He
may conclude to remain there all
winter.
The members of the Modern
Woodmen and their friends enjoyed
a dancing party at Floto's Hall Fri
day evening of last week.
R. w. Levitt was up from Airing
ton Tuesday, being interested in the
Spring Lake Ditch under considera-
ton by the commissioners that day.
The basket ball game between
Lake Preston and De Smet at the
opera house Friday evening, Nov.
18th, resulted in a score of 81 to Fl in
favor of De Smet.
Miss Lizzie Porter came down
from Eldridge, N. d., Friday of last
week for a visit with her father Jake
Porter, and with a number of her
young lady friends in this city.
For nearly twelve years DIR.
Frudenfeld, the Madison eye, ear.
nose and throat specialist, has been
making visits to De Smet. Glasses
fitted by him carry a guarantee that
means something.
Rev. j. E. Booth went to Mitchell
Monday night to be able to attend a
meeting of the executive committee
of the Anti Saloon League Tuesday.
He may also conclude to go to Chi
cago to attend a national meeting to
be held a few days later.
Those who desire eyes, ear, nose
or throat consultation, or who wish
glasses accurately fitted, should st e
DR.. HI. HI. Frudenfeld, the Madison
Hospital eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist, who will be in De Smet,
Thursday, December 9th, at the
Syndicate Hotel; one day only.
There are five cases of typhoid
fever in the Samelson family. They
are certainly having a siege of it, not
enough able members 10 do the
chores. Men with teams in this
neighborhood, turned ont and donat-
ed a days blowing to help them along
with their fall work. This is helping
a good cause along and will no doubt
be greatly appreciated. Manchester
News.
IF. l.. Brewer, of the Golden Rule,
had his show window decorated ia
fine style for the Thanksgiving sea
son. The decoration consisted of a
representation of a dining room with
table set with china aud cut glass,
and in the center was an imitation
roast turkey on a large platter with
all the decorations and trimmings
usually accompanying such a layout.
The window attracted the attention
of everyone who passed down that
sideo the street.
The scenic investiture of "The
Girl from q. S. Az is said to be I'M
usually rich in effects. Partisan salon,
Turkish seraglio and Oriental palace
are each realistically shown. The
American girl and her equally
strenuous American lover certainly
do" thingsIwhile abroad, and follow
ing them on the stage is to be absorb
ed in a maze of splendid kaleidoscope
situations. And don't forget, the
musical numbers are said to be simply
great. and the large and fine singing
chorus looks fairly stunning in a
uariofu &c tha meet axnonriuo and
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-11-26

beautiful costume creations ever seen
on any stage.
R. p. Myre has moved his family
from the farm near Manchester to the
w. r. Heating house on Mathews
avenue.
Rev. j. S Ellis, better known to
Kingsbury county people as Prof.
Ellis, is now in charge of the M. E.
church at Mellette, this state. When
it was first announced that MIR. Ellis
had entered the ministry it was stated
he had BEEN assigned to the church
at Tyndall.
As the season is at hand when
heavy fires will be started in the
stoves, it is we'll to look after the con-
dition of the chimnies, By the way,
isn't it the duty of the fire chief, as
prescribed by ordinance, to make an
inspection as to the condition of
chimnies within certain limits? Such
an inspection may be the e of
saving the destruction of some prop
erty by fire.
B. w. Dennis and family started
last Tuesday evening for Spokane,
Washington. They went via. the
49,.
Twin Cities and expect to spends year
out in that country at least. IF they
like the climate and opportunities
open in the vicinity of Spokane they
may decide at the end OF that time to
locate permanently. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Dennis have lived here near
ly all their lives and the old acquaint-
ances will miss them from the Lake
Henry locality, and we imagine they
will feel a little lost themselves out
amid new surroundings. Ali join in
the hope that they may be prosperous
and contented wherever their lot is
cast. Times.
MIR. and Mrs. E. S. Johnson and
son Ted departed Tuesday evening
for Seattle, going by way of st. Paul.
1t is thsir intention to investigate the
opportunities and climate of the states,
Washington, Oregon, and California.
Climatic conditions and their effect
upon Mr.. johnson will count more
than anything else in deciding upon
a location. Ted intended to take a
position in an engineering Office at
Madison, this state, but a little later
decided to accompany his parents.
He will endeavor to secure employ
ment at civil engineering on the coast.
Miss Myrtle will remain in De Smet
as ste~nographer and bookkee per in
the office of Robinson Co., until her
parents decide upon a future home.
The last issue OF the Lake Pres
ton Times stated the John Lewis and
the Bangs families were under quar-
antine for diphtheria. The disease
has prevailed in that town for several
weeks, all of the cases being in light
form, and not many at any one time.
The Times expresses the hope that
the disease will soon disappear. a
hope in which all will join. So far
De Smet has been fortunate enough
to escape, but there is no telling
when a case may develope. Other
towns have had it, and one or more
cases have been reported from Spirit
Lake township. The use of anti-toxin
has, in G large measure, removed the
fear and dread which at one time at
tached to the prevalence of diphtheria,
but people should not become indif-
ferent to it,. Anti-toxin is almost q
sure cure when taken in time but if
the matter is neglected the disease
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-11-26
THE MARKETS

Thursday Nov. 25.-No. | Nor.
94c; No. 2, 92c; No. | V. G. Gle; No. 2,
89c; barley 48c; oats Doc, flax S1.59.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-24
WAuKcMls r. 0. FIGHT
IS MERRY

Special tv tho Daily l.eader
Washington. y. G.. Mch gt Pretty
Waukomls with rs Si.D0O posioiIlce IS
attracting about rs much 3tienti1n
hero nowadays as anything save pos.
sihly the new President aud the equal.
II now Payne larln bin. Thus TAR
Two such dignl;RPlcH Of tie Republican.
psrty as Frank Hitchcock postmaster
eeaeral, and Charles Vorys. Of Ohio
have alreslIy stitched Into the Waukl
mis- iSght and iudging from reports
Representative Bird dcGulre, who hap.
fens to be nurslng ! dlmereu1 eandl
date, Will have mighty hard time
winning ont III short the Hitchcock.
Fnrys combination fand BY the way ii
# the iitst time that these i've have
ever been known to be IN harmony
are Supporting Dh Hugh Scott f0f post.
Tor postmaster Of the aforesaid eBC
master of tho aforesaid Wauk9ms
0ppDslnf hlmar g. 4 Randolph. the
lncNmbehl VII uhas held the Job eight
fear5 ami wsc In private admits be
would like to have Il for lie. and
&HNh lhtuHutii ATE fHt VfNNi lNH eau
didaies ii these two Mcclure has
seen III 70 eudufse Campbell and tho
alntlre support Of the machine has
been thruwn 10 Campbell Bnl Inc
presg en- II, Inclined 70 remaln ob.
atEnale snd unIess 1 hurried change
e mind tzk@ rlaee at tire Hhlic
House 4 e IAeI Hsa fseae'|gl : 9
four eafs
Hugh sfalE personally n popular
with every member Of shp nepublIcnn
efganlgatlun and duulaIess would have
received IL support had Mauk nSs
and ihe eountg felt a kindly snvard
him Az does TIE Norris. Mcclure, :k0rs
u-crehaer contingent II his hold III
this particular Is wsak Il Is 1oubiy
strong II he lfiendehIp and support
he N fefeIsiag al The hands oI the
lnsimaaleH kpnpFai and hlN lsNnkeye
friend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-24

The Oklahoma gearchllghl. owned
aud published by j NJ Kirkwood Of
Guthrie. president OF the Oklahoma
Antl.slorge Thief association and can
lldale for ihe Democratic nomination
for governor two years ago has aus.
pended publication There Is a rum
or that the state sherfls association
IN capturing and keeping the state
clean which latter organization Is now
Without an official publication may
revive The paper ana turn Il ini0 an
organ II assist Il capturing and keep
INK the slate clean VI undesirable
clllaaHa generally
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-24
"At The Dyspeptlcs Table omlnous,
Quiet and Gloom Crowds Out Mlrth.n

Quiet and Gloom Crowds Out Mrth.r
All physicians agree that mlrth and
JOY q meal time does much toward
digestion Mlrth tngles tho whole
nervous organism OF man. the cells
wherein are stored valuable digestive
juices, empty their contents under the
nerve stimulation and promote the
highest degree Of digestion
II gloom and discomfort prevail at
table The reverse action obtains aud
mpals become necessltiea not aniicl.
pated Joys
Stunri's Dyspepsia Tablets arc llltle
storehouses OF digestion which mlx
with the stomach juices digest food.
rctingln the mucous membrane and
ils neryo ccnters. glpc 10 The hl9nd
a great wealth Of digestive fluids,
promote digestion and stays by the
stomach until an lts duties ara com
plelc.
II dyspepsia SITS N tables It magcs
the dining room a place Of awe, these
tablets should bc taken after meals
and dyspepsia Of a consequence fees
No need for diet or fasting The
dyspcptlcs who will use them rellg.
onsly win iind no sense Of nausea in
the sight Of generous meals or Ia
the odor OF rich cooking.
Ii matters not what the condition
OF the stomach Stuarl's Dyspepsia
Tablets only improve the juices and
bring quiet to the whole digestive
canal cl which The sio.nach Is the
centos
Forty thousand physicians use these
tablets II their practice and every
druggist sells them Price zoe Send
us your name and address and We
will send you q trial package by mail
free. Address r. A. stuart CO., 1860
Stuart Bldg, Marshall Mich.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-24
'LLYING JOLLY
J0LLIES 1T JOLIET

''ranklln Pierce jolly 81 Joliet,
|nois, whore lhey make steel and
|kc those who DO steal work for
9nt lhey did steel Whether lily
|ht Or jolly wrong and who lJaly.
OF courae1 has spoaen IN almost
Ery place whore the folks would
|ten. viii he at the Methodist
|arch tomorrow evening
|Iolly Is az entertainer end nolds
audience Without tse assistance
|ihc lanliof d ne man rha makea
|ks, ne Il a word painter and hes
idea that ne is ahat we make II.
wishes al 10 understand It can
made better BY commencing be-
/ 4 Wa get shlpwrecked physically 50
Il as 10 allow our helghh0rs 10 Hnrl
INIsh We would movo on to some
per locallls M
Hero are 3 few "lhlnhies'' iTam tie
|lylna jolly oi ipiles
II one kens au isae i0lly slde oil
I every moment, There 81 NO aeed
showing hts face II iieayea nhs
ho Il nearly 8na hundred geafs
|pun't III ieNlous soF q WIZ slslll
|ur cake and e1all ahe ether fel.
|ts couklee
If every ono would take tafee aoi-
n ug laughter well shaken 10 Morn.
Z noon anil Hlghls Il would cut the
|ctors profession sauarcly II two
sidc OF ten years
There Is no Investment thai VII
hlaro more illYldeuas OF hanlsnoss
Al Investment IN eheerful leohs,
|arty handahakea, kind words and
|hIc deeds
Tho thing lhal does more harm "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-24
DDIGESTION WILL 60
in FIVE MINUTES
apepsIn Will Cure You OI
Stomach Trouble Before
You Realize Il

Has there Is fleu some one In your
'|mlly Nhn suffers M attack pl lndi.
|Eation or some form OF Stomach
|buble. why lon't you keep cAse "
|IapepNln In the house handyg
|frhls harmless blessing Will digest
|Iythlng you can cal Without tie
.ghieat discomfort END regulate Q
ar 81 much ave minutes after.
|Tpll your pharmacist To let you
|li the f0rmula plainly printed on
'nso setccBl cases Of Pape's Diarcp-
Ii. then you win readily see why
BIZ cure Indigestion. Sour Stomach,
|narlburn ana prevent at once such
'serles as 3elcling Of tiss. Erucla.
|pEs of sour undigesled food Nausea
|ealsttes. Dizziness. nstlpallon
4 a Other stomach disorders
RSomo folks have trlea 80 long 10
i a relief from Indigestion with the
.mmon everyday cures advertised
1t they have about made up their
|uds that shey have something else
'ong, on believe lAelrs Is case of
.rvousness. Gaslrits, caterrh the
,mach or Cancer
lrhlg Is a serious mistake. Your
III trouble ls. what yon cat does not
best; instead. 4 fwnients and sours
FMS 20 acid Gas ana Stomach poi
h, which viii pwrely IN The entire
|gostive tract and nIeailnea, and
sides poison tlio breath with naus-
.ls cd-rs.
4 hearty appetite. Nllia through di
|stion. and without the slightest Gls
Znfori or misery Of the stomach. Is
#lllnR for you asisnun as you decide
try paps's Dlapcpsln.
=)ne candY4ike Trlangule. lakon sf-
eatlag, viii promptly dlgest all
@if food. the same as 4 strong, heat
E stomach would 90 It.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-24
APPEALS MADE
FOR EQUAL CHANCE
Argues For Distribution Which
InSuTeS Domestic Ambition
and Happiness

Special 10 thc Daily Leader.
New York Moh a. The remarkable
iiterances OF John Mitchell IN his sun
lay address az the Congregation Of The
Free Synlgogup on Industrial on
feat Is 20 be lranelated and sent
10 capitalists and labor orders Of the
Old World The address was one noi
prepared. the remarkable labor leader
ana head 0f thp Nstional civic Fedora
lon moi bong given notice Of hts being
listed ns q speaker AZ that occasion
in time 10 prepare an address.
air Mlichelr5 most remarkable sen.
encrs, believed by many to be m,
spired win according to the learned
men who heard them have a wonder,
lul influence over those places where
unrest has been marked by lack OF
proper fpfi by both employer ana EN-,
luyee
Rabbi stephen s. Wise presided. In.
reducing MI Mitchell, who said In
earts
lndNeliiai unrest has It's origin IN
hc desire for greater freedom The
deal Or the average workman IN thi3
cuntrg Is that some divine may have
It's own small cottage, from which no.
lody can aYiel him, and that his eaen.
ngs will be sufficient to educate his
ahildfoa and 10 provide them with the
lrope, surroundings.
II do not dream OF an even dlstrlbn.
ion of wealth. but want more equi.
able distribution than we nos have,
There are those Ia the labor move.
meni wlo would destroy society ~
lrder 70 erect b better structure. II
were tn construct there Is not O
aiuglc structure upon which woulu
ny violent hand.
We want our as1oelatlons Of work.
ing men 70 have such rights that they
may 10 their work Ii Che open wheru
aYefybriy sees and knows Whit they
are doing. We DO not want secret Ia.
Dor societies Ike those IN some coun.
rles Of europe
HRbh! Wise lg possibly thc afsi He.
rev % ylald the synagogue on a Sab
1ath day Coz a discussion Of The great
tues'l0ns ef The hour. and his ln.
deFsement ef ihe ideas Of the leider
ndltaie s g.eat an9rt 9n the part OF
hurch ana iaily 10 hring about as idea
Il government on the esat side dis,
lrlcis of Gotham thai Will forever lar
ihe planting Of anirehiatic seed In the
foreign settlements where an knnwl
edge OF government al present IS
that ~ The oppression knDRu IN che
lallva Eufopean states.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-24

'chfittlanily than al TIE lnHdcl6 Of
the world = this l0ne.iaced. sancilm'
onloua rey,klon which lOoka as Z Il
were IAlNlafe Of logw od. worm
wood. ralenne pepper and vinegar
bellesp IN love at first sight. pro.
vidlneSn Is love that viii stand the
second sight 1@ird sight, fourth sight
and n fact every sight throughout
lite.
let man say Won shall aud q
womun say = WON'T and ltt them
keep running business 0u that line;
sure as fate there win be & Waterloo
ln that homie
Young man court late no, late a.
hight, BET late 10 llfo
Some people never fan 10 love but
walk in deliberately and grayely
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-24
.F0URFLUSH|NG NEW
MEXICAN ROUGH RIDERS
speeIaI 10 The DaIIy Laaaef.

Special TO The Daily Leader
Santa Fe, n NJ. March 28- Tho be.
lief ia spreading The flghi between
Governor Curry and A. i Loomis.
editor OF Me Eagle. Democrats
newspaper. vas eoneocted lof The Huf
pose Of allowing the governor 10 re-.
slgn without discharge being made
from Washington
The recent dispatches were an, it
Is alleged by the gibernatorial onem-
les staged and arranged with great
detail. 8aliAliEH
TIE refusal @ the realgnntiOn ala
cause ncliher surprise Or toy IN the
territory
Heard at Capital
Washington March "a The tele
graphic reslgnatlas Of Governor cur
~ Il New Mealco was received al
the White House late tAlay and It
called 10 the attention Of President
iafi tomorrow
Curry Assaulted Editor
Denver, Colo, March 2irA special
O. the Post from Santa fe, n. Mai mFs
"Last Saturday Governor Curry es.
saulted A. J Lo0mls, editor Of the
leaale. Democratic weekly paper
IN his private office al The capitol
building. following a quarfeL
"I.oomls aud bis friends nt once
moved to have Governor Curry femov
ed from ORiee ana charges were be.
ing prepared aaSnst tic governor 10
be lled with presiiout Taft and sef
Tetaryof Interior Ballnger Governor
Curry was captain IN Tie Rough
Riders durng The cuban war and was
appointed governor OF New Mexico
by President Roosevelt in 1907
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-24
The Harmony
0f Home

Does Not Mlnaie with or Emanase
From tNe Tsbls af Dyspepsia
Ia thel hnma lNeei Tine should
awaken IN all the inhabitants 4 pecu.
llar harmony of Joy waieh viii make
FOR ae home the abiding place q In
terest and happiness.
ifione member az the dinner table
Is out Of sorts. bis influence ls Felt
and the harmony ls laeklng. ConYer-
sati0n and mlrth are absent Devour-
ing thoughts assail the diners and
silence prevails.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-24
BOSTON INDICTED
MEN SURRENDER

IIoFl0n March N Tho l0ur men
connerlrd wifi d mammoth etfuciural
sieel BUSINESS and who Feannfly we're
iiatleind W. tbs Grand islrH Tor con-
@lrady i0 delraud The elt1 hY conu-
&c biddlDe far all slfueluFe cen
tracts. surrendered lclay They are.
Albert s. Miller Jrs q WlorcsAlaF
Elmer 4 Smith of Marion. Charles II
pennywlck Of Worcester enl Frens
r Wlale Of Maiden
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-24

Muihcf GraYs Sweet Powders ioF
chlldien, uset BY Mother Gray 9
NURSE n Cblldren's Home. New York
Rreak up golde tt n hours. cure Few.
crlslluess, Headache, Stomach Tr0u
bles. Teething Disorders. md Destroy
Worms. at oil druggists. 95c. Sam
pie mailed FREE Address. Allen s.
OlnAIad. LnRGy. Il. ".
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-24
p A I'M

pRsn h the head-pAin anywhere, hes IL cause
Pain isconeestlon. pninis blood pressure -noahlns
else USUALLY A least, 20 aaya Dr. shoop. ano 70
prove II he has crceacd listlo pink tablet. Tha,
lAblot-tAlied Dr. ghoopa Headache Tabloi-
eoaxea blood pressure away from pain contar1
ihoiiect tlaeharnins, pleasngly delightful Genily
though safely. Il surely eauaixea the blood ciFoe
lAlion.
II you have q hoadacbs, it'n blood pressure.
Hits painful penoda with womcn. same cAugo
Iiyou ere slecpluss, restless. nervous, lta blood
conHcstlon-blood pressure. That surely Il q
certainty for b. shoop's Headache Tablets sloD
Il 10 20 minutes and che tablets simply dlatdbuie
the mnalufal blood pressure.
nrulao Youf dnEer snd doomtb GET Fud and
swoll end pain youi OF course Il does ita con.
gc1tion blood pressure. You'll hnd lt Whsra pait
il-alWaga. itsalmply Common SENSE
We cell a . cents, and eheariuliy recommend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-24

How can uny person rsk taklng
8 inc unknown cough remedy when
FOley's Honey and Tar costs them
no more? Il Is safe remedy. con.
ialns no harmful drugs. and cures the
most obstinate couEhs and colds Why
experiment With your health3 insist
upon having the genuine foley's Hon
ey aud Tar For Sale BY G. Z. Ron
ire.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-24

Sprinkle Ailen's Fooilsaae IN one
shue and moi II Iho other. and notice
the difference Just the Thing 10 use
WHEN rubbcrs or Oyerahons become
necessary, and your shoes Hoem tal
pinch Sold E9aFywhare. a5el nVn't
accept any substitute
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-24

Fnleyh Hl1aas Ron,aay 0ill cula
any case q kldney Or bieIdT fplble
ihal Is not beyond the reach ol med
iclne. Cures backnche and irreHu
larllies that Il neglected might Re
enls in nriTlls disease II dIahetea
Fof sale hy g 4, Renlro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-24

Tha Oklahoma phyHleIans will
meet April i5 aud i6 "a Oklahoma
courtg at q point fiftten miles below
Edmond
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-24

Comiskcy, Il ia said. VIII offer Fiuh
~ inne s20.9O0 to play With and man
are The Sox this season.