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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-15
RICHARDSON CHILD BURIED.

IopeCiaI . The HeraId-kepubIcan.J
Ogden, Dec. 14-The funeral Of Clara
Richardson, the 5-year-Old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs John Richardson, who died
suddenly Sunday night, was held at the
Lar1in chapel this afternoon at l o'clock.
The Rev. Noble Strong EldeTkin of the
Congregational church conducted the ser
vices. Burial was in the City cemetery.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-15
EARNS A VACATION.
Foreman Leaves for Sweden on Leave
of Three Months.

TDTII-IlII 70 7 II III dlIll- III-tIIII
ogden, Dec. f4.-Swen Olsen. general
foreman of the Southern Pacific shops
in Ogden and one of the Oldest employees
Of the road in point of service, left today
for Sweden on a three months leave Of
absence. Mr.. Olsen has worked without
vacation for twenty years, having start
ed when a lad of Is years in the local
shops. 1t is generally understood that
ne will return to America in the spring
with a bride.
r. J. J. Freeman of the Montello shops
will fill Mr.. Olsen's position during his
absence.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-15
BIDS FOR WOODEN MILLS.

Especial to The neutrality-suspicious.
Provo, Dec. f4-TomorrOw the Provo
wooden mills win open bids for the sale
of the property which for several years
has been idle here. There are several
bids in and il is expected that there will
be some change made with the business
in the immediate future.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-15
INSPECTION CAMPAIGN.
Groeers and Butchers of Ogden Pre-.
pairing for Visit From Officials.
lSpecial to The HeraId-RepubIican.)

Ncpecldi 10 me her dIu-fke puDllcdL.J
Ogden, Dec. livery grocery store,
dairy and butcher shop in ogden is to
he inspected thoroughly by Simeon Hanse,
deputy state food and daily commissioner,
who arrived in Ogden today to take up
the work. He will be assisted by Sani-
tary Inspector George Shorten.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-15
ONE MARRIAGE LICENSE.

Especial to The d-Republican)
Ogden, Dec. 14.-Onlv one couple sought
the shrine of Cupid in the county clerks
office today. They were Frans A. Beh-
ling and Agnes S. Johnson, two popular
members Of the younger set in this city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08
aloNEER TELEPHONE AND TEAE
eRAPh COMPANY

AA.i.s g Fll Yelephont Subscrlbers
Oklahoma Cily. Marca /. 1909. For
some time bills for telephone serv.
Ice slge been mailpa 70 O large nnm.
ber Of subscribers This Nas done
n most Instances II the subscribers
equest some Of the reasons 6sr
making The resfesi were Thar the
hlll8 eoDud Dc Nnndled Ia regular man
ner an6 az not Interfere uilh other
buai8ess and lhHs agoilod being beth
elad BIZ collectors al lnopporlpne
ilmas nl,i that il waa east0Nary to
receive lllls for waier ligat ans ggs
hy mail 8his mailing list has can,
linrnllg Increased which Indicates
thai Il wOuld be satisfactory TO the
majority q srhsciibprs 60 receive
their ielep1oae bills 8Y mail. conse.
anenlly the o0mpaay Aas Nocllea 80
mail all BILLS
G'nmmenclaR Merea sataat me Yrst
cf eagh month thereafter bills Gov
e8lng excnacge rental i0E current
month and tolls itr pfeeedlas month
WITH be mailed TO eaca subscriber ~
address rs shown on books OF com.
pany 40 n you lal to receive hlts
ar your address Is changed. tho com.
paxy gaoull De notified The hllls
are due ta the tlral ul iSN month
aui must be paid on or before the
10th OF the current mouth at The OF.
Sec ef me company ground aoor.
west end oi Pioneer Building
Unless payment Is received hy 10Th
Of current month service vim bo sus
pended and. after service Is suspend
cd. II bil atm remains unpaid i0f
\ ore days lhe telephone win be Re-
81 yel for non.payment IN ease.
/ nhero telephone Is actually tsken
out fer non-paymoat and the sghacril
/ en- ngsin desires servicn, he VIII bt
/ treated as en- entirely new sHnacrib
ct being required llrst 10 pay an the
accounts 10 arrears and three months
III advance and make new contract
Such srtsCrber viii also be assign
81 now telephone number.
This notice viii De mailed 10 al
subscribers and Il Is The inteatlur
Of the eompGay 10 treat all alike Gnt
nseQuenily nll sh0eld paY alike.
Bhe company would prefer the png
ment 70 be made Sg check payable /,
order Of the company sm case d
any apparent errors ttke The mattel
4 up lmmeililcly fog adjustment win
the Local Cashier OF the company
! lTelephcno number 1894
E E WESTERVELT.
General Commercial Sup
/ Approved Jno NJ Noble. Gen, Mgr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

he rfptmesa 81 wealth. The ganl,
gi riehta, the unhappincs Whch intend,
Che ovnelaMp Of mnea aoaeg a aiiei
spoken of and ws4ieu about Wee moe
people who hnve 10 great ipssem 0ns he
lieye that ihero Ii felicity 10 lonnnr
aad receive noh ineipduliy lhe 9ro,isia
hofe ct @ultiflieaalges io iha eoa
tfary
Philosophers aye aisar, aut foN of u
ean pui IA yali1 fI8im "a IA anuAefe
IN thal company Sald s0emsta: "A inat
can M more make mie uae 81 Wali
without feasSn tlmn he can of 0H
without @ Nfidlo7 4hls Is ia'c sla
pie 81 the sayings Of ghe saQtg FhWi
RECENT esamplrs Of llia testimony nf ih
platbefaie nfn of ieiaHa. IN his Prom
leHs oi VAtag AH6feN aaWsge de
elales Milllouaires who 'Aagb az
rare, anG RiepHna raMreseuct i0l
oil age, whiph neel 4ul oa gfcal ntl
may 6e very smail. wealth laeans Iaiaes
than increases human hanpla.si hite
Russell sage hfa gone on record as it
The cares OF bee iasee 38fiune Hal TIE
Worries resulting lsaH tAe mnltedin
oir claims u5on aef generosity ln ha
aHtahiOgfgphieAi naaf nn afj glH als
Rockefeller elaiW RES investigate
be eoad tdi aufse6 aysila nlmtH uat
Henes breakdown m ei0g.n9 1$
8aH aiihon, suaiaeAt Hlllt or elar
through the ever WiHeaiag Aell 81 p5ii
nnshrnpc cnAeayof
tHmlid. said Martin Gulhcf, ta
sh1 smallest thing aa eafla, tlc laa
eiii ihai Goe aer asi0we6 On gah
siud \ Nc the eoaifagY epinan ts
pressed by 9aiugs 2Nmsll iouei abt
declares Wealth may be an escpllaft
thing Tor X mrans naar il mtera aia
ma, Il meaHs liberty
'gbe lfulh 6. that aa.fb mng aelp =
nmn aud V may aaan hin. just as bosf
erlg may make man ef mgr him. he
right nho oi both depends upon chaFar
ser and character depende upon ahe win
81 che lndNidrat Every enc IS strength
sned iy lhe heavenly EAwers, rhen the
aairow path II followed, and the bread
waY Whica leads % ktefeus, as i'mlsseu
dom and pnQandom has o1pafyoi Il
made & fnelle descent
NJ fuNfNfl HtftAit3 ana @NftNHLfeUf
eoant BAD surroundings tend 70 make
bird people, and, as MI andycrd Kip
ling paraphrass the sefiplnrpa Nff the
fathefs have eaten forbidden fruit. tie
children E teeth afe fable t0 be deeay.
ed 2 But every maa IS responsible fol
himself None Of &c are placed 10 such
circumstances ihat Ns can not sise sn.
pefiol to them OF of aueh nature lhat
70 ran nof uveYrnme evil tendencies.
Money ~ good foF aome ucoplo and
bad for others; ditto wiia The lark 81
t. And the trials oe fortune ana 81
penuFy are at different times m man I.
HE precisely What are needed for ha &c
yaopmont. Hnt money d noi ueccsmr5
fof eonleuimeui, The price VI which Is
hard 70 pay, hut II il aorfh the price
Nothing win purchase eoutentmont hUi
duty done Poor men and richer nnes
enna IN time so laasa tint this. TO SET
dosn which III wafes aeens conmo'
place, n, indeed tie great ipsson of lllt
Fi0uaion ChfonifHs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08
!. u. TaLe. semInola. Wewoka


a. w. Cooley, Beaver. Beaver.
SzaFyay Uttarbaels. Kngfisher. King
tlsheR
4eurs y. Voglo. Harper paiacs
Hchfy Ward, Cherokee, HuibefL
eugene Watroes. enid, kingiIsher
AAd Garfield
sENAToRe.
" Mitchell tDl, Cheyenne
aist. 2.
53 1nll0ms ID weatherford
Henry pauioa, CD Drydes
Mist. g.
Y J goulding, tDl nnd Dist !.
2. q, Newell. lDl leuninsl, Dist i0
q y Esgerman. ,Dl Ehawuaai
Dist ia.
Geo. y Johnson. ,ol, ya. ccph.
! Elmas 1aonps. tDN lautoa.
2lat a.
Harry a Allen, sn5. lpdmoga.
Dist 10.
g. p Wynae sD). Lezlaetoh DIST.
ssase ~ asteheiti ,Dl Mead
Dist 20
w9lism ". 1raahlia. .1l. Madnl.
Dist go
" r Stewart. tlsJ. Ans,egE. Dist. Ia
i. s. Hurst District rwenty.two.
aFnest I. chapman, fai wonRewa.
Dizt ..
Harpes 3 ounnsaza authris.
Dist l2
frank " colvlns. ,.slt Muatans,
amury o Brownies. tHl, zinsuaaor.
Harry 8 seeie. ,R). cAeoOiaa
Dist "a.
j Harry ciooaaa, tN. Bunch
Dlai. &c.
T. r Potter (Rl, 0lmulgee, Dist. 81
ffeak n Warden, (il), HoldenvIlle
Richard A, 8illaps tDl, -orceN
Dls... O.
H, 3. Blair tDl, Katie. Dist Isl
= : curd, lRl, 1slna, Dist q
e q cordeI. tDl. ehendler. Dist is
s-se Dayls, ID. Brlstow. Diei
Z. p lchois. tDl. ELK city. DIST s
] q. lraham. tDl, Marietta. Dist iS
~ Keys tDl Pryor creca
Dist 30
Y. 7 McmmingeH ID. Atoka. Diss
q. 8! Morris Cd. Hooker Dist.
Tom Moore ini. 0lussee. Dist
~ n Redwlne ID. McAlenter.
i snsnpen MI aoddi4+ I'D. Adr, pIAt
,,.',. seaigp0sl y Ruaseii iD,. wsmef
Dis. q
EI q sorrols. q, Milton. Dist IT
10y Z etafford. ID. Oklahoma Cly
Dlal III.
II Strain. lpl. Wann. Disi. 3s
=. Nj Smith, Cd. Unnchn. Dist. If
= = Taylor. III chlekasha, Disl
updessagsl is} geis ysnes
1asss esa Dits a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

The White Hosse neek never be
lonesome Flti 80 mnay chahmlng
Taflsilleto invite to visit there. Mlss
louise TAFT oneof ihe hundsomesi Of
lhe Cousins has Just eome home from
EUROPE with @ great lot OF Parlslrn
iFoascs 4 % said aud WIN no doubt
iakN greai ileAsnfe In wearing ahem,
Miss llemen ~ Canelnnai sister b
MIS- TaA viii he at toe inauguration
q sac Nellie taye her place as misl
lfess o. lhe white House. Ohio so
ciely sin IA way replace the New
York sci Of tbc Roosevelt admlnislra
ion ~ TIE Intimate Felailona a ihe
white Hoeec
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08
WISDOM eollED powR.

-
~
selaccirea la selfdsfaaes
win tha nsnd's agas
#
=
ssgf eoairol ia felfdege.9pmob
70 + 'as .AA' step iaai aouA'a'
Aaa pRfent of feaea & RatloHee.
.m
-
v.ll weis
van .sn o,tg alan rs,ss. sts
a pies nnr vin veiel sse1 fool :
advice.
a.
Humility n AaNes Shfi Rra9u apas
the coil of suffering
g
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08
RgeUaLIaAN aEpaasgnrArlvsa

g 3 Acton, Logan. Guthrie
John BOnnr Pawnes. pawnoe.
John g. Bridges Woodward, WOOD
Ward
Richard q. Brownlea. Dewey Taloga
/. T Calhoun, Wagner. Wagner.
aolR 3. Charles. Lincoln. Stroud.
z. If CLARK pawnee. end Payne:
pnwaee.
ghaa, &. Compton. Kay Washunga
ghas A. Cock Muskoeee. Muskogee
and Haskell
II. r. Coyev Ellis. Fargo.
Hoht, ,, Dixon. 0kgnskee. Wolaplsa.
a = Edglngton. BLAZING, WatonsS.
4 9 Hamlln, Logan. Guthrie,
Geo. Q. Helm, Creek, Mounds.
I. = Howe, Noble, Whlter0ck
e n Humphreys. Alola. Atoka.
isaac Jacobs, seQuoyah. Mnldrow
9 e. Jones'. 0klahoma. Uklahome
James Knox. Mnskogee. Boynt0n.
4 Lincoln. 0kmaIgee. Henryetta.
j +. lockwood Lincoln. Mclioud.
Lester 4. Marls. kay. Ponoa CITY.
Edward Merrlek. hiuskogee Mus
kogee.
A.5 AIllshp. Mcintosh. chec0tah.
Clint Mcere, Washington, Barles.
gille
y ". Murphy Oklahoma. Edmond
II i Parsons, Woods. Alya
Geo w Partridge. Cherokee Alfalfa
and Grant.
5paapa y. Porter Garfield. Enid
s. Z sexton. Payne. Perkins
Iphn s. shearef. Logan. Gulhfla.
We Sherman, Major. Es;elle
=. 3ls PMnlAnr Anaaqm apARk and
AalHlkss -=z--s-ss~ f.ss
AFthnr A. Stpll GAFliela. A6homa
! Sullivan. Howe. sequoyahcand
i.eflore
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

~ -. ttiNNAf tAAaitf N&nAftllNs
Wm. s. Rogers. Plttsburg, Kiowa.
Leslie 2. Rnsa. Comanche, Lawtou
) j. Rotenberry. Garvin. stratford.
James J Savage. Greer. Mcknight
Alex. q Savage. Jefferson Hastings
VIA X. Sempin Bryan, Cnado
Joe Smith. caddo Anadareo.
Howell Smith, Custer Thomas
Lee B. Smith Delaware, Grove
J. ~ Smith Grant Maneheste
p ToFral, Klowa, Hobart
j q. Telots0n. Nowata. NowntA.
+ e Tucker Ottawa Ottawa
+ Turner Murray Davis.
Bob Wallaco Garvin. paula valley
John R Whayue. Carter Ardmure.
Lyman W. White. 0hootaW, HUGO.
Thos c. Whilson, Neemln, Purcell.
Ben e. Williams, pushmstaha. Wlu.
'aF
Zen q Wilson. Cereal. CadGn. Cana
aian and Cleveland.
@ K Wilson. Greer. Mangum.
q. 81 Wortman Rogers CiaremGre.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

A band OF ribbon Is worn about Che
head in Greek fashion IN the eyoning,
aad this Is caught IN front with an Old.
ahlnned pin cameo being c0nald
aiel Just The thing Some of tho PINS
used for lhlg purpose have teposed ln
lll Jewel cares far great many years,
being too large fnr urdinsry uso.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08
Cough Caution

Nevei, susiiiyoiy arve3 9aison 5ougiunea Il yca
cough--eycu from q simple cold osly YOU shoald
always heal. apothe. and eurn the itriialod hron.
chial tubcs Dont blludiY suppress 10 with q
etupoislnt polaoz. lt'astnnao how aame tlinsa
anally come about. Fos twenty year d. sheop
has constantly warned peapla not 10 h.ho cough
mstuFee uv prescriptions eontalnint Opium.
chlnrolarm, o. Almiaf pulgaas. and nuw~-n llllls
aste though Congress aaxH "Put a. on sha lhbe'.
Z polsona asa e rom aoush huxtum" Good
Very good Observation-Disclosures gefyfeaaonno;lien
sna elhers shoald insIsa a. having Dr. shoops
Cough cgq Ne poison markr on Dp. ahuope
Ahals aud none IN tha medicine, alao q mlst ba
hw 70 on tho label, and tsaot only safe hus #
> salt 70 ~ by thoaa that know % haat. sruls es
uaFkNha cough ssmeay. aat8 no chance shuu
aaf'lculArly wltllFngf children, insist on havms
Pr shovp Cough Gufa, eempaw carefully shs
as ahoop package With olhera END uoie the
alfIsrneD. No palsan mafHa ihcro You esa
AlNagf ha ca taa sale eide h1 demsndiua
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08
: MoeRArlc REpREsENrAYlvEs.

G. NJ anderson. Mecnrlaln. Idabel
" 9 Anthony Stephens. Marlow.
s. g. kshby Jackson. Eldorndo.
s. Bell Caddo. Lookeha.
Hd Boyle, Haskell Chans
Mlltor Bryan. pottawatemio. Shaw.
ace.
4. > Butts Alfalfa, Cherokee.
" g. Carson. potlawatomie. Asher.
3 Z. Haynes, Tulsa. Broken Arrow,
3. G Burnette. Washita. Cordell.
Prank T. Casteel Clmarron. Dolby.
Milton y, Cope, Canadian. ~ Reno
and Hughes.
Peter >, coyne. Yinita. Craig and
Rogers
sa 2 Dunn, oklahoma. oklahoma
eilv.
" Fl Durham. potlawatomie.
acumseh
2. J. Earle Texas. Guymor.
2. A. Ewcli Bryan. Durant.
" A Durant Durant Atoka and
bryan.
]. V Faulkner. Klowa. Manltou.
" F. Gilmer Carter. Ardmors.
&. I. Glover Grady. Rush Sprlnga.
Ben +. Harrison, Calvin. Pitlsbrrg
AID Hughes
frank Hpddleston, f3ntotOc Ada.
2. g Hughes, MayeH. Adair.
y. " HutchIns clevelanss Isaxlng
ton.
Henry IFat0n Grady. chlckasha.
Geo. 2 jain. Coal Coalgale
Anil f. Japp, LaWton. Comanche
md Stephens
y. ]. Johnson, Hughes. Nawburg.
IT. e King, Tillman. Frederick.
q W Lewis, Backham. sayre.
Lon IlpYelace. Iatlmer. He'd Oak.
Il. d. McElhaney pitlsburgl lndl.
snola
J r McCalla Love. Marietta.
". Mrpuffoa. Marshall, Wood
vile.
sc, G Maehic, LeFlofe. Monroe.
~. Il Maxey Jr Shawnee. pottawat.
oaiIe and Lincoln
John N Moore olney. Coal and
f8huston
Joseph X. Haaehal. Roger MiiIs
aankln.
tfentlsf prioe, OBhge. Homlhy
/ M. Patnam. Oklahoma, Oklahoma
Oily.
y n Ratcliil. Craig. vlnisa-
sMs Ratgl lfs Jghnet0n. RqAaVAl4s
Ea1t Ass.s ansaddlo u M
Seminole
j. Reeves, DIL cuater aud
Nashlta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

Ths ofhy yashisn NHQ
A fashion authority says iha gath.
era v lll soon give iullness % lhe gown
AZ ihe Agist alrl over these Niii Dc
The pointed aasQne q the LouiS Xt
Period gi,h Feasibility cf pannlers.
in the 0loaalime me may wo,s TIRE
sheath gown fev weels longer with.
on any ieae E belng consnlcuoNsly
ert Of STYLE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

TIE manager af another Hueeau
iaye Guthrie win have treat u
Prof ott Tickets At Douglas store.
Monasy enc Tresday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

q ea
! II you sen's pay ~ yop ga aig
H IL
An onnco gf slifaes p Ncssh pets
q roublc
! When a men il srFaid to form aa
s6inion For himself he ought 70 set maf
aiaa.
IL
Ono v1y II which nulnAr Can ges
Son nish man y y marrying him
4
Tbs ,hronic borrower dpfan Ike 70
ahisA uo ohfF sespiss sleaas =
hnpvc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

Prof OF Of chlesgt will deliver
shc next lecture Ia the Guthrie course
Tuesday evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

"rof. on Is universally Snjoyse.
tle has given s5mslets nstl5ftotioa
im okshania.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

9oclety Wom0n are Witness
ln The District court tday ihe eio.,
0o0 damage suit Of Josie McKean "a.
~ w McNpal sor personal injuries
is sin on iriel The case e. aeiae
hoily contested Many society Women
that saw lisa nceseni testified today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

When you are looking for
that which is the very hest 81
the meat line do not overlook
the fact that II is wise at all
times TO selecta market where
quality as well ns cleanliness
prevails. You can not 50
wrong If you patronike
schmidt's Market
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

shs vopt case "a 20 ds,t ird rsstsfs
lhe bstaty Of sosi. price 50 cents end
siOo. By lsadinc aruegists Or mai.
VsspH'a ~ NATIONAL rolLET CO.. pu& I.sa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

eeme Of ths old boots ara gso 1li
wino, and some Of tins aew oaes sro d
asudo flavor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

Human lifo h lIke aee.aaw mentally
physically, morally and hnancially mas
: always going up o. down.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

The moon affects luaatlcs aad ,oyasi
tha former are laee, the lelier more 'i#i
sane
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

Forgive the oaenaaa 81 oihcf Aus Re
to yourself 40 uot even pardon a peees.
dillo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

q. w. Cooley, Beaver. Beaver.
s2aFyay Utterbaels. Klngflshef. King
fisheRs
aeurs y. Voglo. Harper. palacs
HcRSy Ward, Cherokee Hubert
eugene WatroHs. enid. flngilsher
Aaa Garfield
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08
muoInso Of a philosopher


n you cent pay as yop Sc, siAy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

A hsgeag can be As proud aa d prince
ana E monarch au humble 90 mendieani.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-08

Arthur A. Stplls GAflleIa. Anaoma.
! sullivan. Howe sequoyahVana
i.eflere
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-08
American Girl is Pructicing
Medicine in Far off Persia

each carriage and the trunks were CIV
en- to freighters.
Mr.. Do,y. the American consul. who
is stationed here. arranged with the
custom houses. Russian and Persian.
to let us pass without inspection. with
trunks and ten suit cases in all. We
came half way the first day, getting q
the so-called hotel at ten p. m. They
were Mohanmedans: consequently
would not permit q christian to occa-
Ply the beds, as they consider US un-
clean and think We therefore would de-
file their beds
We spent the night on q cement
floor. overlooking the stable. Each
of us had comforter under US. which
was sent from the mission. For break
fast We had more tea and boiled eggs
and sat upon the floor while We ate.
Soon after midday We met a party
which came TO meet us. consisting of
every American in Tabriz. In carriages
and on horseback. headed by the
American Consul. They made a pref
ty sight. The city at every gate IS
guarded by Russian soldiers who
would not have permitted us to enter
had not the Consul been with us
We found an appetixing dinner
awaiting us, everything good that YOU
can think Of. and nice. clean rooms
with real beds in them. When I
awakened the next morning I found
myself right where dropped the night
previous. This first morning Mr.. Do
ty gave me a carriage ride around the
city. and every morning thereafter he
has come to my door with horses and
saddles for a two hours ride Two
servants on horseback always lead. as
il is considered undignified to 60 with
out them. Friday at dinner he enter
tanned ten Americans In my honor.
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The two girls told their story and were
instructed to step aside. O'Rourke, the
bank clerk, was next examined, and be-
ing asked the color of the bill. re-
sponded that it was green and red
What kind of dollar did you lose,
sonny asked the lieutenant of the
boy who declared his mother was anx-
iously waiting for the groceries
"A paper dollar, SIR he replied
About twenty women in the court
promptly cried out that they believed
the money belonged to the boy. and so
loud and determined were they in their
contention that the lieutenant adjourn
ed court until this morning. when he
said the complication would be
threshed out. 1t cost the police work
for more than one hour and half, and
then the ownership was not establish
pd
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KNEW IT WOULD RAIN.
And He Had . Substantial Basis Fo,
His Conuie<;on

And He Had = Substantial Basis For
His Conviction.
A mission teacher on the Bowery, by
the force Of his enthusiasm. succeeded
in gaining the interest Of we'll known
tough. who began at once to change
his way Of living, certainly to the sig
nal betterment Of his worldly comfort.
He wore new clothes. associated with
attractive people and experienced the
prosperity Of peaceful ideas.
The convert. though much regenerat-
ed, could not wholly abandon his for
mer life, and the drift Of his mind to-
ward things Of the past came into
startling evidence. He attended a non
devotional class meeting called by his
mentor for the special purpose of>con-
sidering the practical ways and means
of promoting a monster basket picnic.
An appropriate date for the picnic was
one Of the matters to be decided.
Much to the general astonishment, the
convert was greatly opposed to the
date favored by all the others. A recess
was taken to discuss the issue more
informally, and the mission worker
drew his protege aside to interrogate
him.
1T is going to rain that day" de-
clared the convert earnestly. 1T will
spoil the picnic
But how do you know it is so GER
tain to rain:''
Then the convert blurted forth his
reasons helplessly. but with convic-
ton:
Il have it straight that Taboo's peo-
pie will start her in the third on that
very day. She is out for killing. and
1 never knew her to run that it didn't
rain."-New York Telegraph.