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little dazed on arrival. but arrange
ments were finally made, and then, be-
tween us and the next nights show,
was the schoolhouse roof and 35 cents
In cash. Again we called on Mr.. Peg
gett
I'VE wish to buy some milk-we are
so tired of the hash houses" was our
modest request, and although we
begged Mr.. Peggett to permit us to
pay for the milk he, fortunately, was
obdurate. Needless to say, we left
passes for the entire Peggett family.
We had cents left after buying
three tin cups and some crackers. The
milk was very good indeed.
We can vouch for the fact that no
soft wood was employed in making the
schoolhouse benches, because we slept
on them that night. BY midnight Brun-
ner's ribs were STAYED in and little
Gage was falling rapidly. A fire in the
wood stove caused US alternately to
freeze and roast For breakfast we I'm
ished the milk and in the afternoon
dined on black coffee. which was gratis
on the picnic grounds. Unfortunately
we were just five minutes too late
to share in the barbecue.
We gave two shows that night and
were ready to leave by 1880 A half
hour later we were at Newman, where
a sleepy watchman found US rooms
That Newman show Monday night
was one of the real features of our
trip. We were playing on percentage.
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ne~iy piowed field Of sandy loam.
italians who farm are wont to have
their siesta during the fore part of
the afternoon; only the dog was awake.
Perhaps we lied to the dog in the be-
ginning.
Nice doggie?' we ventured propi-
tiatingly, then the roof Of the porch
seemed to be the safest place, and
forthwith we climbed. An hour later
they called off the dog, and by panto-
mime we finally made known our
trouble. Eventually they pulled us
out Of the sand.
There was nothing doing at Brent
wood. so we parted with more of our
little store Of money and waved
goodby.
At Byron we held a council of war.
Tracy was miles away, and we were
hungry! do we eat. or buy gas?"
was the problem. We bought the gas
and punched new holes in our belt
straps. Drummer let 'er out-our
engine, not his belt, and before sun
down Tracy flashed into view. We
were headed for Stockton, northward.
into the mining country.
You'll have to go round the other
way-high water getting into Stock
ton" they told US.
Gould we show in Tracy" We
could not. The hall was undergoing
repairs. Remembering our hog of an
engine with bristles all the time grunt-
ing for gas, we ate frugally and drank
much water. Then we emptied our
pockets. bought gas. whirled out of
town and stopped to investigate an
ominous creak. 1t was o'clock be-
fore the rear wheel was on again. For
once 1 was glad that / had rheuma-
tisu, as 1 didn't have to work. After
repacking our heavy load only the
lights needed attention before starting.
but there was no answering glare to
our match. An hour later Drummer
patched the leak with soap. No one
talked!
Packed in with the rest of the small
truck, little Gage took all the bumps
muttering unhoiy things about the
roads and moving picture shows. Dur
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mountain. we were nearly all the aft
ernoon climbing the next one. The
grade from the bottom is bad. in places
an abrupt 90 to 80 per cent. 1t Is
four mile climb, up hill all the way.
Every nve feet Gage chucked a rock
under a rear wheel, Brunner holding
the machine with the brake. Our en-
gine died four times out OF five starts
on the average. One loses from is to
tudes owing to poor mixture of gas
and air. and we had terrific load on
our car.
At Murphys. which we reached at
s o'clock that evening, a burned out
transformer killed our plans for the
show. The hotelman at Murphy's
laughed and took our o U for $3.50.
Times were certainly hard.
We came up over the hills past An
gels Camp and rolled into San Andreas,
county seat of Calaveras, brokeI The
hotelman owned the hall.
Go ahead and show" he said. We
thanked him. 1t was long past dinner
time. Below us was running water
and we possessed a coffee pot and a
can OF beans. Later we let out our
belts just one notch.
At San Andreas we broke the record
for moving picture show. our first
success. and the shock was terrific. At
that our funds were extremely low
after paying our hotel and hall bills
and buying gas.
AS one nears Mokelumne Hill there
is grade of the deceitful kind A
mile and half back we had stopped
by running water TO quench our thirst
After climbing 500 feet we stuck
ITS that darn Che didn't say "darn'')
spark plug!' said Brunner. Steam was
coming from the open water tank as
though from the exhaust of a Mogul
engine, and we were fairly baked by
the sun. After Drummer had spent 10
minutes in crawling under the machine.
10 minutes more in making an adjust
ment of a supposedly loose wire. we
went 20 feet farther and stopped again.
Drummer Investigated the tank. then
he and little Gage carrying a two quart
pail and our trusty coffee pot, tramped
across the hills for mile and a quar-
ter. Coming back they ran into sna kes
them going round in circles. 1t was
nearly two hours before we had water
in the tank; then we made the hin
beautifully.
The opera house at Mokeiumne Hill
was, we were told. built for a mule
stable. 1t was too cold In winter and
too hot In summer for the mules. 40
they rent 1t as hall at IS per night.
with light and power extra
"Al1 the latest motion pictures
and 25 cents-no expense spared in
I stopped spelling momentarily to stop
a dog fight in the auditorium.
Drummer stuck his head through the
ticket window. Say" he called, "cut
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ing tnar drive, which lasted until mid
night, against biting cold, our acety-
lene was joIted out repeatedly. We
have a vague, unpleasant recollection
of a greasy looking man in soiled
clothes, who presented himself as the
proprietor of the hotel. Fortunately,
we were too tired to care where or
how we slept
At Crows Landing we were con-
fronted with the necessity for Ii
cense; we passed.
Newman boasts a $500 a month base
ball team. When the Newman team
plays elsewhere Newman goes with the
team. Not knowing this on our en-
trance to the city. we decided that
some great and pubic spirited citizen
had departed. They all had! Only the
blind, the halt and feeble remained!
The saloonman suggested our playing
Gustine, village FIVE miles distant
Saturday evening and opening at the
Newman opera house Monday. Again
we had hopes of eating real meal
In Quest of a Hall
Gustine is two years old. An oblig-
ing fat, little man became our guide.
Ostensibly, we were introduced to the
chairman of the picnic committee, Mr..
Meredith who informed US that we
might unpack our outfit in the hall
where the speaking and dancing would
take place. We arranged 20 play on
commission basis
Gustine has no hotel, but Mr..
Meredith agreed to find accommoda-
tions for us.
Thus reassured. we unpacked; then
we promptly packed up again, and got
outl The picnic committee had our
goat! We were informed that Mr..
Meredith had assumed too much au-
thority. That noon we punched an
other hole in our belt straps The
committee was mad, but Mr.. Peggett.
of their number, after mutual ex-
plantations, became our friend.
Might we" we asked, secure the
little schoolhouse to show in?"
Mr. Peggett pondered. IF we could
get the permission OF another trus-
tee"
Mr. Peggett accepted our Invitation
to ride TO the other trustees home. We
skipped the high places and the holes
on the way. Our 20 horsepower car
laughed at the cows. Mr.. Peggett was
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By Woodbury. S. Brintnall

NV IALNUT CREEK boasts no
N electricity and gas is none too
w dependable for moving pic
lures. True, we were equipped
with the latest generator for making
gas land cuss words). yet we hesitated.
Brunner was showing the first half
Of our fifth reel when something went
-popl On the screen the moving pic
tures faded into nothingness. Our au-
dience evinced uneasiness. So did we.
1t requires at least Is minutes to
charge a gas generator and make
necessary connection.
We've got to MI 'er up again" said
Brunner. AS he worked poured water
into the tank. We thanked heaven
that water costs no money. It was
fun % minutes before our gas came
up; then for five minutes the picture
was great. Again the light hickered
and slowly died.
Drummer shook his head. TITS no
use.' he said; "our dope is air Stacked.
Tell 'em we're sorry, but well have TO
cut the rest OF the pictures. It was
easy for him to talk like that while
he had a big monkey wrench in his
hand.
I made the spiel, expressing to the
best or my ability our regret Some
one hissed. "Fizzlel Fakersw Later
we collected some of our banners. Our
first show was pot big success.
The Wrong Road
Fate ordained that Brunner take the
wrong road to Brentwood Old, worn
out, ugly plug horses came ploddins
past where we were stuck in the sand
ana grinneo at us; actually laid back
their ears and winked. The occupants
Of the rigs snirked!
You darn fooIsl why didn't ye
take the other road where thar ain'i
no ssnd2" one of them called A lads
was with them so we walked until
they were well out of hearing before
we said anything A mile in. the dis
.snce a house stood out in the glarinf
sunlight. Going to It we crossed
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The saloonman donated the hall and
lights and we were to pay the So a
night license. Our house checked $14
and we needed SO more. Our house was
practically in and no more money in
sight, when suddenly man rushed uI
to me. His wife was ill--our piano
must not be played. He disappeared
as suddenly as he came, and when
recovered from my astonishment dis
covered three silver dollars in my hand.
Brunner bit one of the coins refiec-
lively and found that 1T was real gen
uine. money! Later, we compromised
with the marshal in regard to the
license.
At Modesto we disposed of a small
lot of sheet music to a dealer who
did not suspect that Gage and Brun-
ner were respectively the composer and
author.
Beyond Oakdale to Jimtown. made
famous by Bret Harte. our road was a
road by name only. For two miles we
picked our way over rocks larger than
the wheels of our machine
Oh, Such Hills
Sonora was not a healthy place for
us, as there were already two moving
down the river grade next morning.
enchanted by the view, leaving a $3.50
repair bill behind us. While 1t took
us Is or 20 minutes to roll down
The worst portion of one side of the
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games ans conversations 1eH. -
lreshments were served IhaAs
present were lMesara and Mesdanes
Cooper Bert billings A. V Me-
Wethy n Snyder. A. II Harmon
Newt Davls. Guy HoIbr0ok. A IA
Fife. w 4 Mathis. MeufA Claude
Herman, Mike DHrkin. ~ofaudmq
Quick.
Miss Jane Haskell, who hae been
attending lAe AlVa normal. has re-
turned home for the summer Yaea
tlon.
Mrs. Robert Owen. wife ol Senator
Owen gave a luncheon to tie Woat.
lnglon official set yesterday u honor
Of Mrs. Weston. Of st. tnnisl
Miss Gertrude ilf rnea TINA
morning from &llliwiser
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cfssn sn1 son
have returned from 3 Sunday visit
IN Orlando.
Mra sammle Minss, ol aaless||Ie.
Texas. is the guest OF her father.
Judge 7 J Lowe, Al 22i nael Villas
The East Side ". G. r il win
hold department meeting FRIDAY
afternoon AZ 2sa0 o'clock. at uhe rea
ldencc oi Mra A. N. nnhneis. gai
East Cleveland avenue Leader. Mfs
G.. L. Ray All invited
u Mrs. Gerald Filxgerald and Mas
josephine Fitzgerald. Of Miami, are
visiting the parente Of the former,
Mr. aad Mrs l., n Matelfftl.
"a -
fsob,e-Avenue Best Driving IL State
4 Noble avenue with rs fine asphalt
paving will be open to traffic Mtu-
dny. frrm Capital boulevard ID nl'
vision street Il win BE- the finest
driveway IN the state.
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TO THE NEWS

J. ]. Ahel has purchased ad auto \
mobile which win arrive The week
Cily council meets "a regular aee.
sion tomorrow night
The Guthrie Tent and Awning Gonl
pany VIII commence RUNNING nlntur
launches on the Custonwapa nsxl
week.
-eNrgeme c0ust "A hearing afGaA
menta today m the county seat con.
tesi cases Of Tecnmseh vs. Shawnee
Stlllwell VIZ. Wostyllle aud Checulhn
VS. EuIaula
VIM Hess, against whom Judgment
was rendered IN the district court
OF Oklahoma county II favor ~
Frank Iarrah IN q suit 10 quiet tllle
10 some Oklahoma City real estate.
appealed hla case 10 the supreme
court today
The Eastern Oklahoma passenger
train consisted of seven coaches this
morning. tho occasion being he end
Of the A. n M college Term Il Hsli'.
water. Hundreds Of aiudeuia PASSED
through the city TO-DAY anfoate .
their homes over the state.
Seven ear loads Of brick bloel 80
he used IN paving east Warner Ase
nue have been received
Several cars ef cement arrived gQ
terday NJ be- used 10 the aanhali nak
lng work
'fhe Noble avenue asnaalg pavluH
has been completed from PART b Eial
street distance OF alk blocks
/ Three blocks Of asphalt paving %
East Noble avenue hare been opened
np for irafiie
The Elks hotel cafe served Is llfal
meals "a the public Tuesday Thu
hotel ia operated oa the European
plan.
The Gray building earnAK 81 OH
lahoma and Division hHE baen Fam0d
eled throughout
The Interior of the Eakef and Hlfxei
building, corner First and HaTfiaon.
has been Femodeled
A small alligator le OF exhibitions
at Patterson furniture store
Building permits were ISSUED during
] The month OF May for dwellings ana
ltepairs 10 the amount 81 S2ud.s2s
4 Arthur Jones IL erecting mndeyIs
cottage % TIE corner 0f Seventeenth
elfeet and Manaur avenue.
--.....--....4-4--ss=ssass
There win be chiKamel denoa
4 stratlon at our store On June sh. %
not miss the opportunity 70 learn
how to secure new hard wood floor
4 Tor $3.50. and how 20 have Mlsaloll
finish dining room, den or sitting
room without the expense 81 gem0v'
Ing old paint or yarnlah.
Amy old floor. Oh cloth d iluolanhs
made 10 look iike new hard wood
any style og grain. Lessons free ~
! special instructor uray Drug Store
1903 West Oklahoma avense
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B-anson. John P. Hall, ani W. h.
Rousey are among the Muskogee peo'
pie here today
Attorney George A. Matlock Of Ok
lahoma Cliy Is Guthrie visitor
j. n. Kelley, president Of the Ton
kawn preparatory school, Is q Gulh'
rte visitor
Judge 4. " king returned to New.
Kirk last evening,
G. W. Bruce Is in = 4.
Charles Van Duyn lofmorly OF this
city and now Of Yost Lake was @ GuIh
rte visitor.
s.. NJ Dareit Is up from Edmond
Nathan Patterson mas returned
from an extended YlsIt IN Arkansas
with relatives
Claulc L. Scott. teacher or ngrl.
culture II the southwestern Normal
school al WeAtherf0rd. passed through
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AND LOCAL

e. p. wood Il here from Dusani.
IN. X. Patterson la III Oklahoma
City attending All executive injecting
1T the state embslming haara
A. Nj Feigugo9 Of TEomas Is 8
Guthrie visitor
pistflcl Judge Wm. Bottles e Per-
Is II Guthrie visitor.
o W Reliow Of Grove s. in 'he
city
q. A. Rodman Of Euiaula s in TIE
city
E II. Kelaticr is among the Mum.
h0gee people here today
Formsr Representatives Fred P
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the city this morning enroute 10 Wich.
ia 10 visit with friends and relatives.
Secretary Herbert House OF the
State Republican committee returned
last evening from Marietta
Rog A. 81 nay IS up from oklahoma
CITY
Judge 3. II, Harris returned from
OklahOma City On the morning train,
siaii55 Derr IS in saltwater
Jasper sipsa is 10 from Oklahoma
CITY
Hon Lee Cruce Of Ardmore 10 e.
Guthrie visitor
r. w. Dick. aupetintendent os the
state penJtenilary. arrived thIs morn.
lng from McAlester % attend the con-
ference Of the heads Of the various
state departments here this AFTER.
noon
Senate, Dan. r. smith Is here from
Duncan
senator n. F. Eggerman Of shaw
npc 70 Guthrie visitor.
! Iillor G. 5. sheplef Of the Paw
/ NEE Ccnrier.Dispateh . Guthrie
visitor
Former Delegate j J. Quareels ol
Fairfax IL here attending q meeting
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To Remodel Church
Al The close Of the prayer meeting
service on wednesday night, the
membership Of the First baptist
church Will complele arrangemenls
for modelling lhe church All mem
bees sfa requested 10 attend.
E. D. CAMERON, Pastor
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Derr leave this
week for Atlantic City. New Jersey
q spend the summer months.
The Shakespeare club held hs
regular weekly meeting al the Car.
negle library Tuesday afternoon The
study Of King john was taken up BY
the club.
The Etnde club held profitable
meeting with Miss Edna Gray Mon
dny afternoon. The club meets tive
weeks hence with Mrs Mccoy
Mrs. g. Dausherly returned lest
Cveulng rom a visit IL oklahoma
City with frienda
Mlss Maud Mcqueen left last even.
lug for California where she will
spend the summer months.
Assistant State Printer Dillon C.
Lester and wife returned Last even.
Ing from several weeks stay at thely
home al McAlesler Mr. Lester A.
conyalescIng from long Siege pf
sickness.
Mrs } p. Winton, OF GIG East
Noble avenue. win be hostess 10 the
Friday Afternoon Euchre club auis
week,
A very beautiful dinner OF fourteen
covers perfect In all lta anpulht:
meuls. was given at ~ o'clock to-day
by Mines Y. H. Blake and J McCee
III honor OF the following visiting
ladies IN this city, Mrs W. r. Smith
Of 81 Louis: Mrs Lew Readle. OF
Guthrie. Mrs Smith. OF Enid. and
Mlsa Mary Shultee. who recently re-.
turned from West Plains. Me, The
prevailing color was red, the centei
piece being large cut glass bowl
TILED with American Baaulles. The
place cards. which caused much mer
rlmert, were amal leaflets OF orig
! lual poetry tied with red ribbons
Resides tlhc visitors were. Mrs. w. n
Tlnsman. Mrs. NJ D. Libby, Mira. u
Il rOckiell, Mrs. Frank TlnsmaIi
Mrs G. o Blake Mrs. Ruth PEBBLES
Anderson. Mrs II. 4. Smith. Mrs. p
II, Clark and Miss Essle Birch. Tn,
event was an elaborate one.--El Rent
American.
DR. and Mrs. Horace Reed ans
chillren, Of Oklahoma City. wh.
formerly resided here. are the guesti
Of Mr. and Mira J. NJ. Reed, at G2l
& East Perkins avenue Dr. Reed ant
family leave here Ahls week for
gear's trip abroad, sailing from New
: York CITY ON June : for Europe.
Mra. Ollie Green lett last evenlnl
for Mulhall 10 visit with her mother
Mrs. Cross.
F Miss Marguerite Brown returne
+ last evening from trip 10 Edmond
! Mrs n NJ Rlnehart returned las
evening from visit IN Oklahom
CITY With her daughter Mrs. f. |
Fulton,
Misa Maltle Sheriff returned iaa
evening from visit ln Oislahom
! City
( Mrs r j. McComb. wife Of stat
Insurance Commissioner Mccaml
and children, OF Oklahoma city. ar
CHESTS Of friends In the capital city.
Miss Shepler Of Pawnee la the gual
uI friends Ia the city
Miss Ruaa Temming, Of Edmond
g Guthrie visitor
The Guthrie Ladies' chorus meet
Friday evening at the Methods
church ga o'clock sharp f0r y
! hearaal
Mr.. and Mrs Tate Brady are owe
: from Tulsa. IS
Mrs. Ham Bee IS Visiting h
mother ~ hrdmOre
+ Miss Bessie Gano has bekn on u
{ sick Ist several days
: Mrs $. W. Hayes gave q preti
! luncheon yesterday TO d number /
z friends
.----- a-a
/ Miss tia NlbIack won't 10 ponc
j city today 10 visit her sister. Mr.
Morrison. -
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the 0regehian AT Portland, Oregon
and has gone TO that city 70 aagumg
his dullea
Ruben NJ Hardey, slenographer IN
the state educational department.
leaves next week for Durani 90 be.
sin ala heM duties az register end
seer lars to President NJ E Moore.
o. Che Southeastern Normal school
Glenn Glover vlce president 0l the
Southwestern Normal school II
WealhhlEofd, "a a Guthrie visitor
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Of the hoard Of regents Of the Ton.
kawa preparatory school Of which be
Is a member.
Former Delegate George Berry Of
Pawnee is a Guthrie visitor
Former Representative Jack Lon.
don d Alfalfa county " Guthfie
visitor.
wall ii steele of Seattle, prssI.
dent oF The entertainment committee
Of the National Editorial association.
aas 10 The city yesterday visiting
friends Seattle gill entertain the
NJ e. 4. this yesr and th-ough Mr.,
Steele'a efforts Z sile trip of twenty
days will be given 10 Alaska Mf
Steele completed the allotment fof
+. Oklahoma while here
Judge ]. b. A. Robertson ps Chand.
leF IL Ii tie city
Senator Henry s Johnston of rarry
Is 81 The city
j. p. Alley Of the A. n Ne college
faculty was Guthrie visitor today.
--~s
J. II. Ieuneil president Of the a &
n. college Is Guthrie visitor.
State Game Warden Jude Askew
ia II the city from Chlckasha
George +. Keliaf formerly ol The
s.eadef staff end more rerenily oi
MnakcHaa. Aas accepted 8 position oii
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Former Delegate George Berry Of
pawnee Is a Guthrie visitor
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State Officials

Lieutenant Govern George "
9rIlamy ii over from h Reno.
Cot X v Hoffman and Il. ) Al
len. of the state board Of affairs,
returned this morning from trip
to Tnnkawa on matters connected
With The preparatory school Tiers
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Of the hoard Of regents Of the Ton
kawa preparatory school Of which be-
is member.
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Former Representative jack Lon.
don d Alfalfa county " Guthfie
visitor.
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Secretary Herbert House OF the
State Republican committee returned
last evening from Marietta.
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Roy A. q. nay IS up from oklahoma
City.
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the city this morning enroute 10 Wich
ia 10 visit with friends and relatives
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Judge s. II. Harris returned from
City On the morning train.
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VIM Hesg. against whom Judgment
was rendered 10 the district court
of Oklahoma county II favor ol
Frank harrah IN q suit 10 auieg tllle
10 some Oklahoma City faal estate.
appealed hla case 10 the supreme
court today
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Mrs. Robert Owen, wife ol Senator
Owen gave a luncheon to The W'aah
lnglon official set yesterday n honor
Of Mrs Weston. Of st. fnnls
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Miss Jane Haskell. who hae been
attending lAe Alva normal. has re-
turned home for the summer Yaea
tlon.
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Among the enjoyable social events
Of Tuesday was the surprise party
given by nelghbors 20 n. T. Mathis
a. hla home. 1918 West Logan avenue
last night, the occasion being bis
ihlrir-slxlh birthday anniversary. The
evening was spent PLEASANTLY at
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eiatiys perr is in saltwater
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Attorney George A Matlock OF Ol
Iahoma Cliy Is Guthrie visitor
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Fhe- eWrveiie court "A hearing anns
menta today IN the county seat con.
lesi cases Of Tecnmseh Us. Shawnee.
Stlllwell vs. Woatyllle aud checu,hn
VS.. Eulaula.
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Mrs. J 4. Menefee gave a luncheon
at the lone last night to Mrs Hayes,
Turner Johnston and Miss Niblack
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Mr. and Mrs Earl Cr3*n 81. son
have returned from Sunday visit
IN Orlando.
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The Eastern Oklahoma passenger
train consisted Of seven coaches this
morning, tho occasion being he end
Of the A. a M. college Term Il still
wster. Hundreds Of atudeHfa PASSED
through the city today ahfoaIe q
their homes over the state.