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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-03-04
FIVE YEARS OF TELEPHONES.

Elaborate statistics Just compiled
by the Department of Labor after
months Of patient inquiry and investi-
cation reveal the astonishing growth
of the telephone industry in the
United States, since the last census
taken by tue government, December
81. 1909.
On Dec. 81, 1907, there were over
100000 telephone stations, hand
ling yearly moro than 100000
900 Of local and long distance mes
sages, having gross earnings of
$1s4, 900, 900 and representing $S19,-
900, 900 Of property. The total num-
Der Of companies or systems is placed
at 22,971, with nearly 100000
miles OF wire. The telephone indus
try furnished employment to approx
mateIy 100000 persons and pays ont
yearly in wages and salaries about
$68 100000.
The report for 1907 shows $780,
06S Bell stations and 2,9S6,515 inde-
pendent stations or telephones. OF
this number Of independent stations
100000 are connected with the Bell
system through sub-license or service
arrangements for long distance con-
nections.
The number of telephone stations
in the United States has increased
S,76s,67S since Dec. 81, 1902 OF
this number 1,OS6,515 are independ-
ent and 2,6S2.OsS are Bell stations.
in telephony, the United States
leads the world, and there is every
reason to believe, according to above
figures, that It will continue in the
lead for many years to come.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-03-04
fiohais. I understand that

Judiciary committee re-
avorably on the bill but /
:: Fmed as to whether their
~ based on the legal ques-
| TN d or on the general char
lact les frOlrovisions. The judiciary
com! the senate ON Saturday
reporOl ,alIs fbill favorably and 1t is
now on &0Ssenate calendar. AS the
senate committee is composed of some
of the best lawyers of the state, 1t is
not probable that any serious legal
questions were raised to the bill.
The sections which met with opDo-
sition from the mill owners owning
water power plants are as follows:
Sec. Z. All dams, hereafter built
or reconstructed across any of the
natural water-courses of the state
which are subject to overflow, shall
be constructed with movable food
gates or spillways SO that as large a
volume of water will pass over or
through the dam as would pass In
the natural channel Of the stream at
that point without overlooking its
banks; or instead of movable flood
gates or spillways the channel of the
stream shall be widened SO that the
cross-sectional area for the fowage
of water over such dam shall equal
the cross-sectional area of the nat
ural channel of the stream at that
point. In measuring the capacity or
the cross-sectional area of stream
either at a dam or in the natural
channel, the measurement shall be
made to a level with the top of the
natural bank where 1t begins to over
flow. If, at a time of high water
when the stream begins to overflow
its natural banks, the level of the wa
ter above a dam is higher than the
level of water below .ne dam, such
fact shall be prima facie evidence
that such dam is an obstruction to
the flow of the stream and not prop
erly constructed.
Sec. s. All dams heretofore con-
structed across any of the natural
water-courses of the state shall, with
in one year from the taking effect of
this act. be SO wideDed or recon
structed or provided with movable
fiood-gates or spillways SO that the
full volume of the stream as con-
tanned within its natural banks will
pass over or through the dam and SO
that such dam will conform to the re-
uuirements for new dams as pro-
vided in the preceding section of this
act.
Sec. .. The owner Of any dam
who has failed to build or recon-
struct such dam in accordance with
tho provisions Of this act shall be
liable in damages to any person
whose property shall be injured or
destroyed by an overflow of the
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-03-04

lstream caused by such dam; but no
right Of recovery is herein granted
ffA loss ON any land over which the
Ngfk of fowage has been acquired
by the owner of the dam either by
deed of record or by condemnation
under the laws Of this state.
The principal objection to these
sections made by the mill owners was
that 1t established a rule of prima
facie evidence and when certain facts
were established 1t puts. the burden
of proof on the osISpe ctlnesam to
show that fertility of the soil
e not ca Is adjacent to that
l l,,,O y the future in that
damages whick
the court il 1t iNieve, as any
sion. on account
There are only Mastorasdve n
dams in the state which have
veloped any serious opposition frolh
the riparian owners above them and
in these cases the farmers believe
that the dams have created such an
obstruction in the streams that they
have to some extent caused the over
flows and that the dams ought to be
reconstructed to provide for the safe.
ty of the bottom lands situated above
them. H. L. HUMPHREY.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-03-04
THURSDAY. MARCH 4, 1909.
SALINE VOTED NO.

While United States Senator Bris-
tow was answering hurry call to tell
the legislature what 1t should do to
support Gov. Stubs the representa-
tive from Saline county was calmly
voting No, No, No. Which raises the
question, why does not Mr.. Bristow's
journal reply to Mr.. Burton's Union?
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-03-04

and the facts he sets forth form one
Of the strongest Arguments ever made
in the affirmative Of the subsidy Ques'
tion. 1t Is certainly the height Of
folly for the nation to spend hun,
dreds Of millions on lighting ships,
unless 1t provides also for the supply
ships that are absolutely necessary
to the efficiency Of the navy.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-03-04
CHAPEL CAR TO BE HERE.
"The EvangeI' is Now Making q
Trip In Kansas.

Trip In Kansas.
About March long car will ar
rive in this city. At first glance it
will have the appearance of an ordi-
nary Pullman sleeping car. 1t is not
a sleeper but a church a "house of
God" on wheels, that moves from
town to town. 1t is a condensed
religious institution. There are seats
for 100 worshippers, a pulpit, organ
and song books, and plenty Of room
for the preachers wife. 1t is named
The Evangel.
This car and FIVE others similar to
it are owned by the Baptist church,
and are under the direction Of its
missionary department. They are in
service in different parts Of the
country. The first Of these chapel
cars, as the Baptists call them, was
dedicated in 1891. Through their
work IA churches have been estab-
Iished and 125 meeting houses erect
ed. More than $4,000 men and wo-
men have protested religion in these
church cars, and 5000 persons have
been added to the membership of the
Baptist church.
The inhabitants of small villages
where there are no places Of worship
are surprised sometimes when they
learn that during the night church
and preacher have come to town and
that revival meeting is to begin at
once.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-03-04
Fair directors to Meet.

The county fair directors will meet
Friday to discuss the plans for the
coming exhibition which will be one
Of the best ever given in Kansas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-01
GOVERNOR TO VIEW SPECTACLE

Governor Haskell has accepted an ln
vltallon TO Witness the exiraordiAary
spectacle oi an Oklahoman llghiing
FOR his llio VI h 4 Spanish bun. which
VIII be displayed IN moving pictures
pictures at the aastime tonight and
tomorrow Afternoon and evening Nil
liam Pickett, OF Chandler. Is the only
man ID human history who ever crap
Piled, hand TO horns, with one Of these
beasts and escaped alive II Is spec.
taele IN which all Oklahnmans who
have ssen the film are taking keen and
exnlant pride
The unprecedented encounter took
place In ~ Toreo. Mexico CltY's Wprld
famous bull rlng. when Miller Bros
l0l Ranei wild West shO8 was exhlb.
itlng IN the capital Of the Southern re.
public q month ago Joseph q Miller
president Of i0i Ranch, had Wagpfed
with NJ. Rive0. impFessario Of El
roreo. that one Of his cowboys could
give haille 10 The ilercesl bull nroduo.
ed aud leave he arena alive President
Dia2 and twenty-five thousand 0lner
Meyleans gathered In the great amnhl
theatre IN ne confident expectation
hope ihat Pickett Nould be gared %
death
The bull was Bonllo. renowned for
lis agi y strength and hoad4hImly
pr0cllyllles The animal haa killed
one matador wounded several and
g0red 10 deaih more Than score af
orsea during lts lighting career
The m0giug pictures show first the
performance Of the wild West Show,
n which many persons familiar %
Guthrie are plainly depicted Then fol
lows Plekeit'a desperate slruggle-he
gorlag Of he coebays horse picketts
leen q the horns of lAe inlurlaie9 bun
tie Will ilght fus supremacy fnf seven
mlnutes and Nlckeilg anal miraculous
escaped as ae lag helpless and wound
ea from the blow Of e missile thrown
from the audience. or when The Mexl
can gnec atola saW that Banlla had
met lia eaual in the American. and
that Che lpats Of their Cen beloved
hulIasatsrs paies into lnslgnllleance
their rage knew no bounds TaeF hnrl
ed ensnioas. lruls. canes. bottles
stones and even opened kalyss at the
Jklahemen whe was fighting for hls
life. Police ead aoGlcrs gave ~ pro-
tee lon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-01
GlURT PROCEEDINGS GlLORED

Cd Lyle, colofed blacksmith and
Bert Little also eoiored mikes IN lho
Jim Jaok' negro Joint on Wes .iar.
rlson avenue late Saturday niGhl and
were aned Sl5 eaeh ln police court
lhls morning by Police Judge j. ,.
Boles for asaul. aud battery l,
Bere under ihe na0enee Of liquor and
che ir7nbie which originated I'll the
kitchen resulted In Lyle getting an
ugly cash on the right side OF It's fore
head Ind Lille gasting q gless sat
shaker broken ln hia hand, whicn WAS
badly accraied
Charley Hunter eel0red, paid a fine
Tor drunkenness aud Walter Wagner
Joe Mark and W Kelso paid fines
for being boisterous on the streelg
after midnight Mrs Rocker AMI lda
d-aysan, both cninred were fired SO
each for creatlng Il disturbance a. d
dance Saturday night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-01
DON'T KNOW
Coffee was rho Cause


Many 6aily habits particularly OF
eating and drinking, are formed by iol
lovlng our elders
n this way III heeith X often fast.
ened upon children a Ga.. lady says:
g had been allowed 10 drink coffee
ever since can remember. but even
as a child ! bad a weak stomach which
frequently refused 20 retain food,
The tasleui coffee was III my
mouth aliishe time and was. as fOdnu
out later the cause Of the stomach re-
belllns aRaihsl food
Il now aee that Il was only from l0l
lowing the example OF my elders that
\ formed ana continued the mlser
able habit OF drinking coffee Ny dl
gestlon remained poor nerves nnstrnns
frequent headache and yft ! did no
suspect the true eaase
Another tsouhle wes a bad. mud
dy cDmpexlon for whlci spent tlme
and money ior creams. massagng etc.
Without any results
After ! WAS married was asked
to grS pnslnn. and would YOU believe II
l. an Old coffee topper took 20 Postum
from The very iifst we made Il right
according 10 directions on ahe pkg
and Il had most delicate favour ana
Al once quit coffee. with The hsppies
results
II now have a perfectly clear smooth
skin fine digestion and haven't had
headache In owe. two years
There's q Reason
Name given to Postum Co. Battle
Greek. Mich. Read The Road % Well.
vllle.r IN pkGs
Ever read the above letter. 4 new
one ap<pars from time 10 tlme. They
are genuine, true. and full Of human
interest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-01
TODAY IN
DEPARTMENTS

ctFARTgRa
The secretary Of state today issued
chaftess 70 three new state banks az
frlloNs First State bauk, 81 Kaw
City. with q capital stock nf s25.00O
The directors are. G A. Eastman }.
S. Eastman, u Hjicr and + h.,
Eastman oi NewkIfk, and } $ Kisi.
lef. Of Kaw City
The 0klihoma State bank ol Mul
hall. with capital stuck Or $4,000,
The directors are G w fiufford,
G. +. Burforl and " " Champion.
an OF Mulhall
The Farmers State hank. Of Yale,
vita capital stock oi $4,000 The
alreriofs are " 4 Northgave. WIN
i.anderiale. w B. Hudson. j T lIar.
rlott. Of Yale. AM John Foster G W
carpe and Jacob Pnckeil all o.
Cushing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-01
STREET CAR
FARE TILTED
bv Associated FseasA

C.evelcnd OHIO, Fen. lin accord
ance wlth instructions recently ISSUED
by Judge Taylor OF Federal court 90
the receivers OF tle traction system Of
this city. the rate of fare was increased
beginning this morning on all street
ear lines except upon those whore the
franchise specifically provides rate
OF not more than three cents,
Approximately twO-thirds OF street
car patrons are now paying O straight
five cent fave o. eleven tickets for
fifty cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-01
EVANGELIST MADE i40 CONVERTS

Dr. f J. i3uIRfn. the noted evange
llgi closed hib great revival hefp last
nleat Lyon hall being filled 10 "a ~
mest capacity rrof George S. Rose
baritone and Prof A. J. Miller, tennr
and harplst also participated IN the
musical pr0Sram ne did The e1ofus
choir and the Sunlfams Df IlulNn
conducts bis nekE revival at 'rnlsa. con
meaeing 'onlshl Over if0 conversions
masked his work Al 0nihrle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-01
3AszEzsnSHAEsz3m5M3aansal
! SHORT CUTS !
TO THE NEWS |


Bank Commissioner A. NJ. Young
this afternoon Issued a certificate aus
ihefizlng the Day and Might bank oi
Oklahoma City 10 begin business With
capiial stock Of s25O00 ~ =.
Hodges IS president OF the new o.
hou Institution which Is iho ouly one
ol Che Kind iu tle state a 81 Harbour
Ia Vice president and z q Haakeit
cashier
win glemlns, convicted Of assault
In October IN the district court Of
heckham county has appealed his case
70 tae criminal court Of appeals
The United States cnurt had not
convened al three o'clock. a report
from the grand Jury Is expected soon,
before tha corporation commission
today The railroads afe being given z
hearing Oh a PROPOSED modification oi
general ceder No sz. relating 60 the
present tariff on cement and Us pro
ducts
Guthrie I.0dge flo. 2. 4. r q h.
N. Wlll confer the srd deg-ec Tuesday
evening. February 9, beginning ai
1880 p. nj. al Master Masons cor.
dialy invited
r. NJ. BAMF0RD.
d &. cLoTHlER. Secretary
u M
The A. o. q. W. grand lodge meets
II Muskogee this week
Attorney j. A. Remey ale6 two
damage suits IN the district court to,
day against the Santa re. One is
for Otis Davis for $1,000 damages for
lost shipment os taelght and the 9th.
er Is for Emely AuriDe, who also asks
$1,000 damages for an alleged lost
shipment OF household furniture to
Guthrie from Ohio.
The supreme Court and the Grim.
inai eoust ol appeals vim meet to.
morrow IN special session
Tae pages Of the house and senate
hsve prganzod football team hnd
WIN challenge any other team In the
state They are learning an Indian
yen which q great
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-01
GRAND JURY IS SUMMONED

The first grand Jury summoned since
statehood IN the Thirteenth Judicial dis.
trlct was empaneled by Judge A II.
Huston IN toe Logan county district
court which convened this afternoon
for The February ierm Under the re-
cent decision Of the Oklahoma supreme
court It Is not necessary 10 summon
"a grand jury to prosecute felony eapes
In the courts and the matter of ey
pense Of anmmonlns e grand iuy een
be done away with, When the present
grand iury was drawn, however. this
question had not been decided ard 20
be on sc safe side e grand Jury eas
ordered summoned L lies IN the dis.
erection Of the county attorney rs to
what matters be shall present 10 the
Erand Jury under the new las as PROSE
cutinns can be made either upon T..
formation or Indictment u Is quito
probable hat The grand Jury vii be
IN session but few days as there
are bat few criminal cases on the
docket and but few tAai have nng Al.
reqdy been prosecuted upon lnforma.
Hon The personnel Of q grand Jury
Is as follows: Price Billings. Wright.
w II Merton. p $. dot Robe.
Henderson. } w. Hickman W nj
Kellogg. e McCalley. y. Harrison. 81.
IlIis. Thomas Mccaila Those excused
l.om serving we're: " Il Mckay. ".
.W Dewitt E - Tailnan. Henry
Tcarney e H. Mayetl A, p l1elwllier
and G w Peel " Il Merton was
designated IA foreman by the cDnrt
Thefp are zoe evil easqs doeketed
far The FebmafyteEm. w.dch wlll con.
lnue three weeks. The aTlminahaeekel
* light
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-01
2 MISREPRESENTATION 7
\ FRESH TOPICS i
4 OF THE TOWN I
y maHaHsnaHaaeaemsnsnsEsa
Bound over to Grand Jury,

Bound Over to Grand jury
Jim Jack who operates acgro
restaurant On West Harrison avenue,
ami who was caught IN the act ol
selling booze 10 an Indian IN the Fed
eral building saturday BY Deputy
Marshal Dave Haddcn. was bound
over TO await the ae,lon Of Che pres.
en grani bury
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-01

Federal jedge J., II. couefai la,e
Saturday aiierhcan sentenced jessie
piyne, recently convicted Ia the
ullted States ilstfct court here on
tho charge cS kliling q negro near
Fairfax IA the fall af 1906. 10 nine
yeap and half IA the Federal p;ls.
on et Fort Leagenworth Kansas.
pl ne was convicted Of manslanghter
ln the second degree and ten years
Is zee maximum sentence for the ol.
,enss-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-01
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PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL

Insurance Commissioner n J. Me
CSmb returned This morning from OR.
saome city
George A. Mauack chief committee
eerk of The lower house, returned this
mlnlng from q Sunday visit ln Okla
ma CTS
iagl &esbt, og gha alaie examiners
once returned this morning from OK.
lsaoma City,
Senator i. N. Hurst returned this
rnins from HoldenYille,
representative W. 4. Durant re-.
toned this morning from Sunday
~ IN Duran
W A. Kennedy. ci the Western News
pshas union. IS up irom Oklahoma City
1x-Attorney General r. c simons
ai Dnid. II here locking after some
oaea before the district court
FRANK BurFord. son Of Judge ana
Mrs, } Il Buriord. who was stricken
81 Ylnita with appendicitis, mas reeoy.
ercd sufficiently To be about
State Auditor Frapp md wife retnrp-
ed home today from Miami, 0i,lS.
Clifford Jackson general s0lieitor
for The Ka VI road n Oklahoma, IN
Guthrie looking after some complaints
before he corporation commission.
Judge G. W. DUNCAN Of p. Reno. Is
here looking after some matters be-
fore the school land board
Former Delegate J. . Batter Ct still
vlse. IS Guthrie visitor
Judge s Il llarris Of Oklahoma CITY
IA 4 Glu1rie yleitnf
Exnank Commissioner Il Il 5moek
is here from Oklahoma City conlefring
With state officials
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-01
EXPECT MANY
Indictments

MuaFogee Feb. l-Il was stated
today that the government expects
the grand Jury to return hf least
three hnndrcf indictments involving
Iousfeeu 70 twenty persons N fcNn
lot fIaua The work of the grand
iuf3 mas hc ended Thursday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-01
- NOW oN LIE lon.

C'r ehfa. Panama. FeN. presl-
lcuteleei TAFT ami ihe engineers ac-
cf nptusIng him reached here from
Panama lnday on 4 special train and
made detailed examination II the
Culohra en- The party WAS aFestlg
eiatl0ed Al The extent ot work ae'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-01
O Q 100000 0 Q 0 ooe } { o
1 Ar THE THEATRE.
0 o Q 0 0 @ O Q 70 @ o Q Q o o

apllg tls and 'tls truo 'tla pity"
taat Paul Gilmore. most capahle as
nn actor ana with GA engegiue
personality, should permit himself
through ihe lure Of goli he'll forth
by producing managers nWayed by
pure cnmnerelnllsm. 20 prostitute
himself botlre tie playg0lag public
aa ii almperlng matinee idol III a ness
Of pidicus rot like the "Boys af com.
pany Z" which he presented a. the
Brooks last night Gilmore IS a warm
favofite Ia Guthrie tal when he
scored such nfnnauneed aftlsilc
success Ia "The Mlimmy aHd Che
iummlng BIRD several seaeoas ago
his admirers congratulated him upon
At last striking hts real heli
"& Good Woman WIN Wln.' Is
hillei for tomorrow night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-01

Fameug Painting.
One OF the famous paintings TO be
exhibited In Guthrie next week under
'Nn f'snicee of the city federation OF
womens clubs. Is "Old Darby" a.
woev al err valued at $4,000 The
work on this painting was done at
The aome OF Rosa Bonhenr az Foun-
talnbleu In 1884,
"0ld Darby IN real life was q fish
ogmnns hcrse, whose humble mission
IN life Was TO drag tho fish nets in 70
shore near H1yre France. The artist
always a great lover OF animals saw
him at his work, and both admirng
aud BityIns him IN his old age
bough ami sent him 10 Fountain
bleu. where she used him for several
motifs Art critics and laymen alike
declare that the head Of the OIL fel.
low neked out OF The stable door Is
one Of the most marvellous pieces Of
realism IN the world
The Guthrie Ladies' Chorus Wlll
meet Tuesday night with Mira. J. j.
Boes. on East Yllas avenue The
chorus, assisted b the Temple choir.
Is arranging % give q public concert
ln The near future
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-01

The fury IN the case IN which W.
a Wilson YVES defendant In the
United Stalca district court charged
with assault with intent to XIII, failed
TO agree on q verdict and was dls.
missed al midnight by Feieral Judge
D. II Cotleral The Jury retired at
4sa0 Saturday afternoon Wilson WIN
be given ano,aer lrla a. Oklahoma
City next April
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-01

tiosIes o. Farsnerahlp olssolsslou
TO the Public.
Notice Is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-.
tweei the undefslgged anf doing bus.
iness under the firm name AMI etylel
name Of "rhe Star Laundry was on
the 1st day OF February. 1908 hg inn.
iual agreement dissolved. All debts
Of the firm are HEREBY assumed by u.
! Allen and All bills due the Star
Laundry are payable 10 sald 2. j.
Aliee
Signed aud datel this iaf day Of
February, A D.. 1909
Il. ] ALLEN
JEROME MCCARTHY
Representative G O. Jones re urn
i1's mufeng from Chiirmn ely.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-01

Col and Mrs, Roy v Hoffman and
son. OF Chandler are Guthrie visitors,
Nj and Mrs. w } Iealhermnn ere
visiting In Mpskogee this week.
The ladies guild OF Trinity Ispisco.
pal church win Give social tea al he
residence OF Mrs. Capt Seton next
Thursday. Feb 4, from 70 8 o'clock
clinton o. Bum. o. Ardmore. an
thor OF Bunna Oklanma constitution
was visitor nt the legislature todly
Che Woman's Home Missionary So.
Dicty Of the First Presbyterian church
meets wednesday afternoon WI b Mrs
L. A Hahn, at 5i1 Nast clevelaad ave
nue.
Yrs. a. u. Cockrum VIII entertain
the New State Card club Wednesday
Afternoon st Yer surse. 2S hasi Noble
aye2ue.
lsr and elfs. w. q. Nlb3t0Wef are
eniertalnlgg their aepheW GHgcIe
BIghtgwer cf hltns,
ll ahe meeting Of he &oo2ey Moop'
ey Saaa club Saturday aiternon with
Miss Jessie Sampsel Miss Gaye BroN.
son won the ars, nrlge at 500 and Miss
lohr ise consolation prize
District adge and MFs. A. II lius.
ton haze returned from & months Wis
ii IN The east They visited In Wash.
ingta. D. G., for Two weeks and speat
tRO weefs niif friends and reIaalves
IN Ohio
Senator louliing ana wlie sire ls
Enid,