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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28
WEDDING MARRIED BY
CLASH Of RELIGION
(By Assoolaled preaul


Paris. April 2s--WilA a very sim
pie civil ceremony performed IN per.
son ~ Roger Alton. The mayor Ma
riel white, daughter d the American
Ambassador 10 F'auce. vas married
.oday 10 Count Herman.scheerrhoas
an officer OF the Royal prusslan Cur
iasslers only lmmedite mem Of The
families wegc present.
The following day the religious
marriage win be celebrated ct 81
Josephs churches IN Paris.
No Protestant Ceremony
AS Miss White retains her Proies.
tant faith. her family greatly desired
that both Protestant and cn;holic re-
llglous services should follow the CIV
il marrlge, and the groom-elect and
family We're ia full sympathy With
this. Cardinal Kopp, bishop 0f Bres
lau the diocese Ia which The couple
Will live. declined, however t. 6sanl
dispensatlon for The marriage ex
cept on conditions that the groom re-
train from attending any other re.
llgloua ceremony. and with the usual
restrictions concerning the faith 0t
any issue Of the marriage,
Influences were brought to bear tn
an andeavor 10 induce Cardinal Kopp
to concede the aeryice OF the Eplsco'
unl church. hut these iflled IN their
object. Precedenis were cited where
tEo Services. both in France and in
ifher countries. had been performed
notably IN the case Of the marriage
of The Dutch minister at Washing
ton ]. j. Loudon, and the niece ol
the late James a. Euasln one oG An
bassador Whites predecessors. n
Amhaaoador proteata.
As the cardinal remained ub9hrate
Ambassador White finally afqulea
ed hut as d protest against TIE aiti
tude OF the ecclesiastical authprlilea
No decided TO abstain from attending
the Catholic ceremony
Property 10 be Separate
Miss whites niece. Miss Margare'
Rutherford, the daughter Of Mrs "
X. Vanderbilt and Miss Lucy Buck
lin. the daughter OF Ambassador
whites stepbrother. William u. Buck
ler secretry Of the American lega
ton al Madrid. viii act Az brides
maids. The marriage contract, which
was signed at the German consulats
stlpulates that The couple shall i've
under what Is known IN Europe as III,
regime OF aeparaiion OF property
1.-THE contract contains no dowty proyl
sion.
After the wedding trip the count
and counteas viii fgo 70 Bfoslau
where the connl Is stationed at pros
dnt, spending part 0f the tins 81 ons
NJ the counts oluHtry seas IN Sllesl
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rooD FACTS
Mhat an N. D. Laarnad.

4 prominent Georgia physician went
through a foed experience which be
makes Enblic:
@It wan my. own experience that
drat led me to advocate Grlpe.Nuls
teod and also know, from havlng
prescribed Il 10 conyalescents aud oh.
er weak patients, that the food il q
wonderful rebuilder and restofer u
nerve aud brain tissue as we'll as mus
Gle. Il improves the digestion and
sick patients always gain just ~ !
did 10 strength and weight very rapid
ly
4 was IN such a low state that
bad 20 aiye up my work entirely. and
went to lbe mountains OF this state.
but two months there DID NOT Improve
me; n fact. was not quite as well
aa when left holle
"My TODD did not nustaln me aud
4 becamn plain that muat change.
Then ! began i0 uRe GrapesNutn food
ind IN Iwo eeeka could walt mile
without galgue. and IN ave weeks
returned 70 my Aome and practice
taking ID hard WORK again. Since lhHt
time ! nave felt as strnng and ven aa
] ever did IN ny lige,
Az physician who seeks 70 help
all sufferers. ! consider Il e duly b
nuke these facts puhIlclH
Trial 10 days On Grape.fnla. when
the regular fnod does not seem % BUS.
tain the body. will work miracles
There Reason
Look IN pkgs l0F the famous IIlkio
book. eThe Road 10 WeIlsIlle"
Ever read the above letter 4 uew
enc appears from slms 70 time. Trey
are 1eHnlne. true and full Of human
interest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28
An AcrRess' PHILOSOPHY
AlI Berlin excited over the ceHtso
olona Of Helene odiIoH,

From The New York Tlmen,
Berlin. The wHll.kn1wn German
actress felcne Oallon. who IL nov
IN her iofty'slxlh year has Just pub
lished 4 remarkable book Of confes
sions. She opens With a description
II her philosophy Of life, Of which
she writes.
Laughing seems io hage heen my
motto owe much Indeed. owe
almost everything 10 langhles Until
my ihlrty.ninth year my life consisted
~ one lang laugh / laughed with
the world and a theword My laugh
ter was not always hnly | laughed
aud laughed until my thirty ninth
year an then the gravity Of liie 0p
eriaok mt The terrible sefIousness
OF life surprised me
my parents we're very good people
but they experienced misfortune IN
consequence of their eredullly sheg
were obliged to give up their 0Wn
laundry and work for other laundrles.
While still g child ! was Obliged %
work hard at Washng clothes, and d
year or Two later had 10 seW but.
t0nholes, What ideals had at the
age Of i0urleeni AZ that age one
ought 10 be st school. but came
of poor parents and had TO 30 out
into the world had TO earn money
i took lessons from the court actor,
Jnffee. and thus equipped ] went on
the Stage ny lrsl engagement was
II terrible disappointment. BECAUSE !
was dismissed Tor conspicuous lack
uf talent. That was q terrible blow.
Dismissed Yes: ! was dismissed.
How could face my mother7"
Nine. Odllon describes how she WA
once drunk on the stage at the Atty.
sixth performance Of Madame sans.
Genie" At Vienna IN 1895. She says;
II was drunk from brandy. Il hap
pened Ia this way had been VISIT
Ing Baron aud Bar0neas Leltenber
ger and IN response 70 the Baron's
persuanlons ! had drunk three small
glaasea Of c0gnac. Then I went ~
the lhealer and broke down IN tho
middle Of ny part
She dees NOT believe II matrmony
for actresses. n need no man to
command me / believe that an ac.
treas ought not 10 marry. She has
higher mission than 10 obey hus.
band Thefe are exceptions. but the
exceptions conhrm the rule An act.
ress can never be 4 good housewife.
She ls entirely nt the mercy Of her
serqnnie. unless she leaves every
thing 10 her husband, and such q huB
band u Tot worth much An actress
has to lnarn her pasts and attend re.
hearnalg IN The morning and perform
nneee Ii the eyenlug fInw can she
atlend 10 the duties Of housewifeg
In ne theatrical profession enc
has 10 count with The Jealousy 0l hua
bands. Jealousy With on allhslif
cause Il terrible. ard Nave exper
fenced & 10 both cases. Tie leal
0usy 81 IN aesfuas's husband IA less
reaaunahle when directed against an
actor with whom hls wife nIpya Oh
The slage Every 9snpp bf the hands
every look. every stage kiss, every
embrace. al of which are required
By the author. exeIsoa jealousy ono
ls either D woman. aud must abandon
the slages or one la an actress, who
must abameon marriage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28

Il Is now ready. The new road las
Just passed by the Legislature, bound
IN pamphlet form. price IS ceHta for
single copies BETTER prices given N
quantities. This III an entirely neg
and complete law and Fopeals ell ether
road laws heretofore existing emu
should be III the hands Of everyone
whp Is interested IN good roads Order
now and famlliaflze yourself with the
now law. Sent 20 any nddress upon
receipt Of 2s cents ii money or stamps
LEADER PRINTING CO. GUTHRIE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28

Children who are delInate. leFanah
ana CROSS Will get immediate FAllef
from Mother Gfay's Sweet pOwaHr
for children, They cMansc tha alaui'
ach. oct Oh the liver milking alekly
child strong and healthy A reflalh
cure fae worms Sold by all dfnH
glsls, 25e sample FREE AdaEeae
Allen e 0lmsted. LeH0y. n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28
sIa oIL sALa

fEss associated fafa1s
Independence. Kansas, april 2s I3r
Howard Weber Of Rarllcsgille. Ok
lahoma, who Ii here today. aeld The
Oriental OH company 10 the Prairie
on and Gas coa.pany for approximate
y s75O,0oa The cqwpnnz haa thirty
eight wells lnl kahHas, 9Th four
thousand bnrrel per day production
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28
Fresh Topics
Of the Tcwp


Set Fire To Clothing n ssx 1
Fire Truck No. was ca2ied out "
s;i0 last evening to lhe residence ol
i. NJ staats. 500 North Division street
where q lighted match IN a clasel had
ignlled some clothing The Gre 90
pariment made 3 quick run and ex
tlngulshed the blaze With chemicals
The damage 10 the house Is estlmat,
ed at S25 which was fully covered BY
insuranca The damage 70 ctailing
on which no insurance Was carried
SIN about TO $50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28

we often wonder how d person can
be persuaded intl taking anything
but Foless Honey nnd Tar for coughs
colds and lung trouble DO not be
fooled into accepting Gown make" nF
other substitutes THE genuine con,
lalns no harmful drugs and ~ IN vel
low package. For sale by e R Henlfa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28

Much credit is due the wcnen o.
the North Filth ward IA ta9lng the
Interest they dih N electlne Joe
Dwlnnell member OF the school board.
While the south precinct voted VI.
most aolldly for Morton lcoloredl the
vote IN the north precinct oyercame
# and elected Dwlnnell. The active
efforts Of the good women had MUGS
to DO with sae result
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28

T. G. VInson. proprietor Of the R1fhl
barber shop. II 4 baseball enthusiast
and announces that be Will NlNH I
haircut shave bath and ahampaz Az
the Glrst member 81 the local gNuEE lp
knock Z home run. vlnaonn shop s
located IL TO MasG Harrison afaapR
Just west of the Hotel HdyhI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28
oENlEs MOTION 70 0isMIse.


Waahlueton, april IS Judge Gould
Today dcnl9d the motion Of lhe de-
Tense TO instruct the Jury iof acqulls
lal IL the ease of John a. Benson. II
san Francisco charged Hllh bflblne
iarnles kenerii land oiiiee emplayeA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28

1EF7TTT Y y TF7E7TT 7 7 TH77""EH7 u :
THE case oi John Ewing vs.. A. A.
Ewing is being tried this afternoon
In Nhe dlstflci court with judge Hill.
veil Il. Russell. Of Ardmorc. presld.
INK. Tuesday judge Huston entered
an order IN the case of Cleveland ys
H'rank Deer et n IN favor oi the Dc.
PENDANTS III the sum Of e5a0
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28

hospital for the insane IS here from
Newklrk today.
gwers White. Of McL0ud treasurer
,of the alate board Of agriculture, ar
jved toaay 10 attend special com
mlttee meeting Of tho board
District Judge W. N. MaBen, Of
shagnee, arrived IN the city thia
morning
Judge S. Il. Harris returned this
morning from Oklahoma City.
Attorney y. B. Llakeney, Of Shaw.
nee. who has been assisting Attorney
General West IL the Pott county grand
jury inyeeilga4on Of officials. Is here
today assisting the attorney general Ia
preparing papers for the prosecution
OF the lualuled officials,
e N. Hadloek Is gp from Oklahoma
clig
Iax-Aitorney General Z G. almons Is
over from enid.
Banker - K. Tharmond Is up from
Oklahoma City
W n lsacltIey, Of Hamilton, O.. ii a
Guthrie visitor. He Is hooking for a
location III the new state
Judge &. l.. Long. Of Wewoha, Is
here today to attend q meeting Of the
hoard Oi trustees for the alate board
for the insane. OF which he "a mem
ber-
Blue llnR e Enid ia . Guthrie Viz.
itort
Geymoar Foose Of WaiOnga la nj
Guthrie looking after some cases be-
fore the Supreme court.
u, Hun Of edmond Is Guthrie yla.
ltoG
W e. Brown, Of creHceat. e a
Guthrie visitor
j. s. McNlly, district passenger
agent sor the Rock island. ls Guih.
RTE visitor.
Fred Hoy, o. Chandler % Z Guthrie
visitor
Ross +. Iallard IS up from Oklaho-
me CRY
Clifford Jackson, general attorney Tor
The KITTY road n Oklahoma, and
Attorney Edgar De Menles Of lIlo Mid.
land Vaiey are among the Mnsk0
see glslloFa mere today,
?. cassidy. 4 AAPvass. &c
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pRoepEcTUa

Thureday
Excelsior club meets al Carnegie
library N afternoon,
Friday
Friday Afternoon Walnt club meets
n afternoon
Friday AflernooA-Euchre Cub meets
with Mrs Robert sohlbera IN after
noon.
There yin be a public dance FRI
day nigh. Reveler's han given by
/ Adlera orchestra.
! Mrs. II. q. Asp and Mrs. Alfred
Asp, OF Mulhall are the guests Of
/ friends and relatives II the city.
The Fgalernal Aid association Will
meet IN regular session tonight At
eight o'clock IN their hall over Nc
Nulty's store on Harrison avenue.
There viii be inltlatlons. after which
la short social session will be held and
Refreshments served. All members are
Iuraed to be present Visiting monf
bers Of The order are also inyltedtV
attend e
| Representative and Mre. A. n.
A Compton of Kay county are the guestF
Of Mr.. and Mrs u u. Lockwood. 81
NORTH Vine street.
The fnll membership Of the shakes
pelre club was IN attendance at the
weekly meeting held yesterday after
noon at Carnegie library
Mrs. G. II. Greer ID hostess 70 the
New state card club this afternoon at
the MllIIkan Oats and an enjoyable
afternoon ie being spent at Five Hun
dred.
The Ianiscopal ladies' conducted a
suecessfE apron sale this afternoon
at the rrme Of Mrs Carl Haylghorsl
Oh East Noble avenue. The ladies'
served strawberries and ice cream
during thc afternoon TO The guests; Z
~
n Judge and Mrs. A, X, Huaton enter
talned the Guthrie High Five club
Tuesday evening al their home, 70l
East warner aehne The house was
.prettlly decorated With cut flowers
ana ferns Eight tables we're filled at
Spirited game Of cards, Mrs 7. "
llledaoe winning the ladies' first prize
Mrs. Mccartney the ladies' guest
prize. Mayor o. NJ Barnes won the
gentlemans first prize and l. Z. NC
Neal the gentleman's guest prize, An
| elegant luncheon was served during
the evening by the hostess.
!. .lglAlru rnesfs present we're Mrs. Nc
4 cartney. OF Washington.D G.. sister Of
M-s, Bldsoe. Mr. l. B. McNeal, OF Mar
lon, 0hiD, nephea Of ]. w MeNeal'
Judge slillwell Russell Of Ardmore'
aud Mrs. Don Morris Of this city.
The Royal Nelghbo.s Of Aiaerlca
held an enjoyable social sesnlon Tues
Lay night ln the city hall
Tho Trinity Gund ladies' are prepaf
! me 10 slge My party iu the near
| fuluro.
Complimentary to Miss Helm, Of 90.
L0ula. DO house guest Of MIRO. Frank
Ley Miss jamie nagaf entertained 9
number of friends Tuesday evening
az her home, iiG East cleveland sge'
nue. aDmes 8efe enjoyed by tee
guests and q delightful Informal mus.
zeal prOgTam added 70 the enjoyment
lof the evening A dllnty luneheon
was served by the hostess. 4Y
ID
| AT her home. 1918 West M1nsur I'VE
1nue. Mrs, M. Casslday viii enteflhln
the Thura$y Afternoon Isuchre eldb<
y sss-as-
The Acorn club meets iomorrow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28

guest oi his son Secretary I'D Cassi
dy. Of the school land department.
Col J, w sieen, Of Enid. is q Guih.
fle visitor.
Former Representative 3 y qdoueh
of pofum. IS 10 the city
Banker @ Webster al Sulphur
h Guthrie Visitor
n. 8. Buckley, q prominent anu leaa'
ing attorney of Southern 0hio, with
DR. q W. Hunter, an Ohio capitalist
accompanied By George WhltehufHt,
Ct Beckham county. called Oh Coy
ernor Haskell today
.=ss=4a--a==a-sr.es=
Read Tfue.
Hutchinson. rams, after trying doe
tors and dlf'eent medicines for KID.
ney. bladde md rheumatic trouble
Halfs Texas Wonder cured me. II e
the best medicine on earth. - Walter
q. Perry. 90 s. Main street Sold by
All drugglsts,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28
wsArAER FoaecAsr.

(By Associated rfeas)
Eew q. leans, la. April 2.--Tonlghl
and Thursday, unsettled; showers 20
night o. Thursday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28
Among the
Local Stores

j. A. Brown. OF the Brown Dfl
Goods company. went 10 Wichita this
morning on business
Mrs. and Miss Traband, Of the
Brown dry goods store. attended q
lecture IN Oklahoma Clty last night,
returning this morning,
-~ or
ERNEST Hplnes. OF Kfnaaa City Wis
fed .Ain sister. Miss Ida HalneH Of
the +. o. Lutg dry goods store yes.
ierday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28

20 observe the opening 0a iaQ Agt
ern Baseball association Fflday Apll
go. 1853 all hanAa III Nuttna li
close If e'el0ok p "a.
aulhfIe Clearing House AaaucI Is4e.
Z G 0uea Pres
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28

Ethyl h ward Med suit m ne dla.
lrlei court today against Dlra A. WAfd
ssklng fol decree og divorce ana
custody 81 thalf ihreeyeaHola VAlli
alleging extreme cruelty and olien8.Vn
conduct uf the plaintiff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28

i.oye used % sli io hag.ulndouE nl|
write iwentypage letters; hoH IS
travels end sends HUBl-eards
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28

State Bank Commissioner Young
late this afternoon issued certificates
authorizing the City National bank
Or Wagner. with d capital atock oi
$4,000 and the Farmers snd Plant
ers bank. Of Davis. with capital
stock Of $4,000. 10 commences bust
lnesa az state Institutions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28

There ere more lhlnga NJ tiA eaDp
iloFailo. than are dreanl 81 in ID
phlloaophs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28

Nuca 0i the best fiction auWaaaFs
appears n the form q "Reminiscences.
When cnuFthea war Satan Is e
peace,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28

President Minis. Of the Pioneer Tel-
agraph and Telephone complny. Is
here from Oklahoma City today confer
fling with Corporation Commissioner
Love relative 10 telephone matters,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28

Monday night the new ana Ola cily
'councll win meet and after The 9ld
council has canvnssed tho vote aad
closed 40 their aif Airs the new niBY0f
ana ave newly elected eunnaiImen @ll|
Ne awola IN and assume lhelr oulfIal
dutiee. u k N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28

H. Hin. auditor OF the American
Telephone and Telegraph eomplny. of
BOSTON, Mass. la a Guthrie visitor
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suN On Mechanics Llan

Julia Ward hled suit h tae diairict
rourl this afternoon against n q.
Younger to foreclose @ mechanics
Hen
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PERSONAL
AND LOCAL

James Rexroaa has returned e
Pawnee
District Judge J. r. Mcmillan ar
lived thla morning from paus val
iey
Federal Judge J. II. Cogiera re
inrnad to Oklahoma City this morning
Where he IS attending court
FORMER Representative Wm. Muir
9oeh of PaWnee Ia Ii the city
President Minis. Of the Pioneer Tea
agraph aud Telephone c0mpiny. is
here from Oklahoma City today confer
ring with Corporation Commissioner
lsaye relative 10 telephone matters.
Il. Hin, auditor OF the American
Telephone and Telegraph company. o
Boston, Mass. rs a Guthrie visitor
Senator Henry n. Denton OF Greer
sfflved IN ihe city this morning
senahf Harsy BeeIer Of checotah "a
a a the sitG
FORMER Representative George @.
WhIsehnfst o. snyre la Guthrie Wis.
igof.
porgelt Of Edmond Is auth-
sia Visitor
EdiloF Sidney sugga. OF the Daily
fnimOrifn Ii Gutheia vlaitor We
aeporia ne Democrats to have taken
ghe election a Ardmore Tuesday by O
very large majority
Col, Roy Y, Hoffman arrived this
tporaIng irom Chandler,
r. j. Alien. Of Duncan, arrived this
morning 10 attend the organization
masilnK OF the state board OF affalra
OF which he Is q member
Bert Chandler, Of Vinita, arrived IN
the cts ihls morning 10 attend the
meetlna " the state board OF aifalrs
81 al whlrn he IL a member tie Il re.
joiolng over the fact that Vlnita elect.
s. oA A Republican mayof.
Attorney George Hachaer Of EnId
u Uufhsia visitor.
t fahhflh hasxAp D. Garrison d or.
s lahonia City " g Guthrie visitor.
= nobhrt Dunlop. president og the
& 81 II srustees Of pie Hklahome
Fl
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District Judge W. NJ Maben, Of
Shawnee, arrived IN the city thia
morning
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Senator Henry NJ Denton OF Greer.
ieflved IN ,he city this morning.
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Ewers White. Of McLoud. treasurer
OF the slsle board Of agriculture. ar
3yed toaay 10 attend special com.
mlttee meeting Of tho board
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Former Representative Qdoueh
Of porum. IS ln the city
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hospital for the insane Is here from
Newhrk today
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Banker c. j. Webster al Sulphur
Is s Guthrie visitor
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Hobert Dunlop. president - the
anzkd &rusteeb Of &c 0klahome
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guest OF his son Secretary I'D Casai
dy. Of the school land department
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Col J, W. staen. Of Enid. is q Guih.
fle visitor
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senah Hsrsy BeeIer Of checotah Is
ia the sitg
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Hdilos Sidney sugga OF the Daily
Aulmorite. Is Guthsie visitor. Ne
aeporta the Democrats to have taken
the election a Aram0re Tuesday by O
very large majority
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Federal Judge J. II. CogieraI re.
inrnod to Oklahoma City this mosnlng
where he Is attending court
FORMER Representative VIM Muir
4oeh nf PaWnee h Ii the city,
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Short Cuts to the News

A modern front Ia balna ubnslrnFlfi
IN the puFke grocery etDFs hnl|dlali
opposite lAe nosIoIllce.
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al fahh9El Iiasxap d. Garrison of Oh
8 lahona City u Guthrie visitor.
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rhg front OF the 3 o LufA DIS Hoods
company's magnificent hture building
IS now almost completed and work Al|
nov commence BY ihe carpenters lu
the second and third stories, 'ho
walls Of the building hivlng heeu enla
pleted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28

FORMER Representative George g.
Whllehutsl OF snyre Il Guthrie Wis
isof.
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Bert Chandler, Of vinita. arrived IN
the clts ihla morning 10 attend the
Meeting " The state board OF affairs
"a whlra he IL member. tie Il re-
loIoing over the fact that Vlnlta elects
oh a IsHpnhllean maYof. e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28

+. j, Allen Of Duncan, arrived this
morning TO attend the organization
masilnK Of The state board Of affllra
Of WHICH he Is member
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28

Attorney George buchaer Of ENID
III i CafiAsIa Visitor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28

Judge S Il. Harris returned thl
morning from Oklahoma City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28

NJ BafFelt Of edmond Is Guth.
sie visitor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28

Col Roy Y. Hoffman arrived this
morning from Chandler
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28

The hotel Hobbies ara flsln6 up pIlh
the school lanG lesseea from IRE Vas
lous counties They win BE Ia ite
IlmellgAt tomorrow ana Friday Va lhu
bearing on the recent appfalseuHni
before tie school hand commlaalnH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28

The Royal Nelghbo.s Of Aiaerloa
held an enjoyable social session Tues
day night ln the city hall