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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-30
THE FROST KILLED
FRUIT At SANTA FE
only High Wind Prevented the Total
destruction of Crop I'm Upper
Valley.

Santa Fe, y. M, April 3O.-For the
third consecutive year the early fruit
was killed by frost in the orchards OF
Santa Fe and the upper Rio Grande
valley, the temperature last night
having been down 10 twenty-slx. A
high wind reaching forty miles an
hour and low relative humidity pre-
vented the destruction from being to-
tai
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-30
BELIEVE SULTAN
WILL Be EXECUTED
lie L. to he Tried by Court Martial
for Instigating Mutiny and May
BE Shot

London, April 3O.---A local news
agency today publishes dispatch
from Salonika European Turkey,
saying il has been officially an
nounced that Abdul Hamid. the de-
posed sultan. will be tried by court
martial and that it is generally be-
lieved sentence Of death viii be pass
Cd on him
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-30
RNCE MNR IN TENNs.

Beaumont, Texas, April 3O.-Ad
vices from Waterman say that a race
war has broken out between the en-
ployes OF the two saw mills there
Two are reported killed and six in
jured.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-30
Kills Colorado Fruit.

Denver. April 0.-Temperature as
low as 2S is reported in the fruit re-
gion around Grand Junction this
morning and much damage has been
done to trees. The owners are using
smudge pots to protect the fruit. The
cold weather extends over the noun
tain region and into the Texas Pan
handle
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-30
STOLE SIX MAI SACKS.

Spokane, Wash, April SO.-IWo
bold robbers held up Northern Pa
cihc passenger train No last night
at the point of revolvers and got
away with six sacks Of mail
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-30
Several Killed.

Louisville, KY, April 30.-Several
persons are reported killed in last
nights storm near Franklin, Tenn.
and the town of Hillsboro. 1t is said
that Hillsboro has been blown away.
Much damage was reported from Cen
terville and other nearby towns.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-30
DECIDED THE COLO
WASN'T WORTH $4,000
Judge Abbott Orders Jury TO Find for
Railroad, as Woman Did Not
Prove Her Case.

After hearing the testimony of the
plaintiff, Judge Abbott this after
noon on a motion of the attorneys for
the defendant, instructed the Jury i'm
the case of Florence Killison versus
the Santa Fe, in a suit for 5000
damages, TO bring verdict in favor
OF the Santa Fe, the plaintiff not
having proven her case.
Miss Killison caught cold while
coming from Chicago to Albuquer-
que and brought suit against the rail-
road company for $1,000 damages.
She alleges that she was forced to
leave a tourist CIR at Trinidad and
wait for the second section of the
! same train, and while waiting she
caught cold. Previous to entering the
tourist car she had been riding in
the chair car.
When she left the chair car for
the sleeper she left her wraps. Dur
ing the time she was in the sleeper,
the train was cut into two sections.
the chair car on one and the sleep
er in which she rode on the other.
In the mornig she had TO wait for the
train bearing her wraps.
The law firm of Klock & Owes
brought suit for her. Col Il. n.
Twitchell, Col. f.. w. Dobson and
Attorney Nellie Brewer appeared for
| the defendant company.
New suit Filed.
Daniel Sweeney. a contractor. has
| brought suit against the Dominion
/ Construction company, alleging dam
| ages in the sum OF $4,000. The plain
tiff alleges that he moved an outfit
OF horses and machinery here from
| Oklahoma to fill a contract with the
defendant and the defendant violated
the contract.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-30
Colder In Kansas.

Wichita. April 9o.-A cold Dleak
wind from the north, heavy clouds
and threatening rain, twenty mile
an hour wind and a temperature Of
40 degrees was the weather condi-
tion here today. The temperature has
fallen from "a since 4 o'clock yester-
DAY evening.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-30
Ninety Mere Hurt.

Memphis. Tenn, April 3O.-The
storm broke here shortly after night
fall, after a sultry afternoon. The
frst reports came from the tornado
y belt Of Arkansas, the scene of the
recent Brinkiey storm. The wind cut
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-30
TMcntN .NIiies MIde.

Piqua, Ohio, April 30.--A tornado
twenty miles wide struck this section
this morning, causing 100000 dam
age. The path Of destruction extends
over several counties and damage
was done 10 the town of Piqua. Sid
ney, Houston, Fletcher, St. Paris and
Kirkwood. Therg was no loss ofNlife.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-30

Des Moines, Iowa, April 3O.-A Sc
we're storm is blowing over northern
Iowa.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-30


Kirkwood. Theru was no loss of~life.
Springfield, Mo, April 30.-A spe-
cia from Summerville says that a
tornado passed there last night, kin
ing two, injuring many and damag-
ing much property. Another special
from Golden says the tornado which
struck there wiped the town off the
map with the exception of one brick
store. Five are reported killed.
Nashville, Tenn, April SO.-Late
advices from Centreyille say tnat a
score or more lives were lost in the
storm which struck that town and
the property damage is 100000. At
Fayetville the storm razed many
residences ard killed three people,
Carmi Ill. April SO.-A tornado
swept through here this morning.
killing four persons and injuring
many. The whole town was prac-
tcally destroyed
La Crosse, wis, April 30.-One Of
the heaviest snow storms Of the win
ter is raging here today Four inches
of snow has fallen and the storm
seems likely to continue all day,
Superior, Wis. April 3O.-A blizzard
is raging here today and the snow is
driven before a fifty mile wind.
Des Moines, Iowa, April 3O.-A Sc
we're storm Is blowing over northern
Iowa.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-30

Superior Wis, April 3O.-A blizzard
is raging here today and the snow is
driven before a fifty mile wind.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
DID HE TAKE
HIS OWN LIFE


Sneeiai to the Daily Leader.
Oklahoma City March 2o Joseph
Hlnkie once prominent business
man us WioHia kauHas, was found
dead ID hack n this olly yesterday.
end is be had threatened. rather ssiu
he would hot long bother ans one. it
Is believed by frianda that he com.
mlliea suicide. lie Waa an EIk 1t
Wiehiia, and Al one Time ranking
ciliEen Of high desree and who iels
lp drink siieg death 6 hs wife and
babe.
= won't bother you long. I'm going
on long trlp said he 10 friends
"Wednesday Thursday morning, ri.
ter q night ol dissipation, fiinKle
was taken from en- East First street
RESORT to the Orient cafe. When The
cab or wac 0nened It WA iounl
that tho occupant aad started Oh the
lnns trip he was dead.
Hlnkle was from Wichita. Kansas.
n yeaf and & half ag0 he "a said 10
have been prosperous anu considered
one q The best citizens Of that city.
He had wife ami baby and was
happy. Then misfortune appeared and
his wife died Shortly aflerward his
baby ais died Stunned with the I'M.
mensty Of hts loss ainkle is said q
have taken 10 drink md disslpnil0n.
His character weakened and his repu.
tatiun as a good citizen wpned, He
left Wichita. the scene of hia borrow
and In other surroundings tried lu
forget his loss lie bea been llYlus
hi Oklahoma Clly Tor ssme lime
Notwithstanding hls renagk about
the long trip he iAsended % lalIe
some ol his friends here 40 not he
lleve h committed suicide Thsg he
lleee death tn have resulted ie9ni mats.
ufal eanses
A sister 81 the dead mar arrived
un slla Hilanlehl train from Mlchlla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
M|LLERS SHOW
GUTHRIE APRIL Il

Mlllef brothers with theln ah0w VIII
open thp SEASON Ok Guthrie me 2isl o.
hprll rlsla show now Quprlcred ~
lhc tanned l0i ranch Il distinctly and
wholly an 0kl1homa production, ami
toe owners are Al true 60 the state
and as tried Tor the upbuilding as the
nepd,e is llue 10 tho pnie. and liiclr
tremendous enterprise always gets tho
Rlad hand when starting On iunr Tho
show ni laat year was success, ana
IL opened the seasun at Guthrie, the
zeal home city tor Guthrie u closer
10 the faIIth than any 0f the other
large clilea
II was the Mlllers, With thelr albtn.
did ranch end vide. bnenlIful h0spl
lallty whN look charge 0f anEeftainlng
the National adllnria association Of
The uniiaa states ~ naaaInn here ana
there are 10 bS0 better eufkets fnf
any legitimate Industry han the
Mlllers
Their faneh near Bliss 10 nHa oi the
tHW 0l he NfeAt places left. and they
are maintaining Il NJ the oil way a
$4,000 ranch house "a being erected
at this time. and when the MllIors fe.
turn from the aeoson with their show
they wlll have the finest fanoa home
east Of lha Rocky mountains
The date ol fha Miller shows VIM
brlng all aughfie 40 the TENTS Guthrie
Knows the Mlllors and lhe Mlllefa
know Guthrie. Thm explains why
the friendship. q friendship the Miieta
Won BY being always iovai and true.
AID their hold un Guthrie 1olk WIN
endure.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

ELDEST SON
IS DIVORCED

Special "a the Daily Leader.
New york, alarch 26 Mrs Grace h
sanliey has obtained q divorce from
John E saukey the eldest san u thc
lAieIta b senkey. ihe evangelical vhe
became iemana during hts tours Niia
Moody The suit was settled In the
supreme court yesiaday
Ms sankeY alleged misconduct on
the part ~ her husbandi as having re-
curred Al Norlhncld, MISS, and IN thia
city. He denled The charge The san
KEYS were married IN 1888 and have
one llille sir years old She Is al
prescn, living Ia New York slnkeJ
was confined Tor some time IN an lssy
inm on Long ialand but was suhse
qlsenlly released
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
aAAksAs 70 DISSOLVE
apaeInl . L paIly I.eaaeE.


apeclal ib ibe Daily Leader
New York March 2eTae .Amous
shaker colony which Tor More than
q century has been maintained near
Lebanon. Ohio. Is 10 De dissolved IN
1905 the fret settlers of the sect re-
moved from Lebanon. n T.. to Ohio.
and nettled on 1000 broad keres IN
Warren county, aud Tor mans years
they proanered according la E clnclu.
natl dlspageh, AT one time tho colony
numbered su0 Branch colonies were
established years ago negr Dayton
Ohio uni Hish Bridge Ny hut both
practically are now extinct Al t.e.
hanon there are 20 survivors, only
ave 0f whom are less thaa 20 years
o. axe ana but TWO under so aeelnF
me ultimate extinction uf their hand
the leaders are neSgtinlIng with thf
Methodiste f0r permanent hsme nl
'tAe college aill lClnelunail. Home
for the aged
The ahakere sprang ap N England
lllge ihn oHakera. 81 i7tT and ilrsl
chme to America N lT7# II ehergg
0f Mother ann Lee The primal note
of their religion was DFoshefly love
end q belief N celIbecy vas inherent,
Thus their ranks we're repleted
through conversions solely as no
ehldfea @ere aowi 90 maintain the
faith,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
SOLD SAL0NE
GOLD CLAIMS

1pNcl0i % the ilaily Leader
On bo. Ariaona. March 26 David a.
Sheae. Warren, PENNSYLVANIA, last eve
ming p0nsamalea. deal whereby he
secures eiehl nf The clflms where
lho great slrite near salome WAS
make rhe nhuenla men who found
tho strike and located lae claims were
paid 95.Qa00a0 ard retain fifty per
cent cent of the irst years work The
Eastern capllalAE ~ furnish all
equipment una ID own all The st0ck.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

AT The DYapeptlce Table oninoLr c,
2ulet and Gloom Crowds Out Mlrthr
An physicians agree that mlrah and
ipy at meal time does much toward
digestion Mlrlh llnglcs thH whole
nervous prsaalsfn 0i mar. the cells
wherein are stored valuable digestive
juices, empty their contents under the
aarye Stimulation and promote the
slightest degree ok dlgesllnn
n aip0m and discomfort prevail AZ
liable the reverse action 1hlnlns ard
meals beeame necessities not aallc..
pated Joys.
Stuafts Dyspepsia Tablets aFo illllc
siorehouses Of digestion Which mix
with the stomach juices. alsest food
retlngle the mucous memilfAne nnl
lls nerve aenIets Awe 10 ihe blud
great wealth of digestive fluids,
promote digestion. and elays py the
stomach until all rs datlea are com
pleic.
II dyspepala sits Rt tables i mnkes
lhe dining room 1 paca af awe. lhasF
tablets should be taken after meals
and aysrepaia o. 4 consequence llacs.
S No nef1 fpf lIet or fasting Tile
s.gspepilta vino win use ahen renal.
3usly MOI 7haa 80 s4uAE II naIlseh in'
The sight u sandfaus ileaIa 81 IN
the ndor Of rich cooking
II matters not what me condition
Of the stomach sluarea Dyspepsia
Tablets only Improve the iiilees aud
bring Hulel IL the wheie digestive
canal e which tha slcIlaeh ia the
eenie.
Forty ihousRild phyflel1na Hss these
tablets N their nrecllnH 10 nFergl
druggist sells shAm prlea aaa H2nd
aa your nanle and nAafeHa aua we
vlll send xaa 4 lfIAI paek1sa hf mail
feAe Adlfeas + A. HluaII NH i1u
StuArt Bldg Marshall. Mich
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

viii 81 Rosumed April "a n oal4
Lake City

Special 10 the fallY Lealler
81 iaauls March se Tho hearing
uI leHlluuny IN Ito eoyernmenla suit
lD dissolve r. II ifaFrlaans merger
0sahe Southern i,utlhe aud the IinIun
Pacific fallfQalls vas Aal0ufli'd Toes.
sleT aEtHffoon bf aheclal Exalhlnuf
'stlFfFlef Williams. 10 81 resumed
Apfll y II Sals Lake Clty Mf EIafs
flmahs attorneys All ao deny lhasN
has been 40 amalfnmaslpn ol tae
aleeRs interests buI Trey salt there
had been 10 Vi latlon q the rhefa.
eu ahIi.ifnsl laa as lae government
elaIeea
#llHHHeee today iaHlihed lnni piHaf
10 la1l iAe Southern and Nnina ~
el|e haa sennrnle oilIees INIT euipnoh
ea Iaf lfsfIlc. Since lhe MERGER III
eafHFalls|an las disappeared ara hAIH
raada Hse lhe same office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
WOMAN SUICIDEO
BECAUSE lhCURADLE
Washington Society StunnsdBy
Tragic End Of Social
Leader

washington. March 26~It aevplopa
IN tae i.orllard suicide case ne fan.
W was 30 retcenl Rs 10 lhe prnb-
able cause Of suicide tho coroner
threatened 70 arrest ail parties aAd
make q searching examination uf nil.
il Was after this lareai Of SUMMARY
aid drastic power The family admit.
ted Nrs Lorillard feared her health
waa permanently loal ana dreaded q
lnua Illness
Details of Suicide
Washington. March Weary af
the gay whirl OF ssciety and face 60
face as she believed With years Of
physical suffering Mrs. Pierre Lorli
lard, dr, aged 4e wife Of the tobacco
nagnaie, committed suicide hy as
IYhySlalIun az her home near NE fash-
louable Dupont circle n tails city yes.
ierdnv
0ccurrod After Dinner
Tho death was made moro drama.
lie bg occurring only q few hours ar
Ter Mf and Mrs. Loflllard had been
tina guesla of Mrs Townsend on Mas
sachusela avenue. al d iinneF glV
en III hinor Of Lads paEel li fact
Il Il believed thai MS soon as Mrs
I.oflllard arrived at her home at 2080
lllllyer plEce shortly after midnight
yesterday she hegnn TO prepare for
her death
about $3.50 o'clock yesterday MORN
Ing the butler hi the f.urlllard resi-
denee discovered the body OF the mis-
treas Of the house stretched ont life
less on the Reof nI bathroom. Her
faaa was turned 10 the mat on the
floor
Butler Glvce AIarni
fie alarm given 81 TIE butler
brought Mr. l.orlllafd from bis apart
meal. Together lhas carried The llmn
body to Mrs Lorlllards room. The
servant was dispatched for q doctor
while Mr. Lorlllard attempted 10 re
Vive his wlio by means W artificial
respiration. Dr N. +. cuthberI and
ur. Il. p Heele. Whu arrived shortly
rasofled 10 every scientific method
within their power 20 restore llie but
after an hours eifur' gave pp ln de-
speiF
Shortly ailcrWafa ur = Ramsey
hewitt tho coroner visited iha i.oFIl
lArd nome and after an lnYestlsallou
ordered Deputy Corsner Gla28broQR
"a perform an autopsy on the compile
lion Of which nr Seyltt issued g Ger
iiaealA OF death oi suicide hy ses
poisoning. He uaid Ter that gas Naa
escaping from one az more Jets III
.he bathroom when the b-dy was dls
covered and the condition Of the lunf
Indicated death by gas poisoning
RelIoonco 10 Maintained
Hzfreme reilceuee ls being malnlaif
ed by the Lorllard family ana ell
othsfa. Mhc poaseAa information con
cefning the sudden death 0nlg
fee 81 the most intimate frleuds hagi
been admitted 10 the house sSnce
the news a Mrs. Isorillafd's dea'h
Mrs. honllard left note whief
the coroner has aean bul which Mf
LorllIard has decllned % glye his par
mission FOR Il "a BE- made public
Willie Addressed 10 no one, n Is said
Il + personal III nature, i Is Under
stood that 4 contains no doclaratla
nf any in,enlln On the pnrl cf Mrs
i.oflllard 10 take her life.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
Woulb nAA pArRlorIc rIeHTa


gnerlel 10 Toe DaIly Leader
81. Paul. March 2G-phe action uf
the honsp committees on crimes aud
paalshmehta Ia reporting gur pas
aeea the hlll prohibiting lha use Of
fea Hhlle anl blue tights accustomed
enakldqfahlr meirlnent among the
maalhafs ui the house ri The expense
of s ] Hrady. of St. Paul and Frank
NI.ataeRs OF MINNEAPOLIS. whose
aaHes we're attached 10 lhn bill as
anIn#s They later aisownod Il and
sad some ono lad played \ Joke on
Them c. Sawyer 81 Minneanp.
is adupicd Il, saying 1t vas & g0od
BIZ md ought 80 r. pAesodaaAe re-.
I'd = back g the house thq blu
urasldoa nnnIahmanl u ninety days
ii jail and AipD fine tor wearInK
rcd white and hlne tights, or utnp
uusaemlnRly eppaFal alsplayInS the
nnlionul cul0fs By any femnle 81 any
public aeffoFncnee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

TIA hoM QklaheHia Huud Law,
e. row fendN The new Fnaa laW
saAl nassnd hy lAe legislature. hunna
81 aamnhlei iofm price rs cents sul
single coploe Better pflceA given 81
zaanilslas fhle Is en- entirely new
md eampote law and fepeals al other
oad a0ws Aefalaiefe existing and
ah0uld ho in the hands oi everyone
sIp Il lnlernsiad II sQoa f0ada. Order
AaH aad iHnliaalze yourself with the
sH law. Sent ID any nadress upon
alpI uf rs cents III men0y uf stamps
.Hk nEfl 1,se Iaiss 90. q y TfIHI II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
The Harmony
Of Home
Docs Not Mlnpie With or smanate
From the Table OF nyapepsla

From the Table ol nyapepsla
Ia tie home mesl time should
awaKen n all Che Inhabitants q necu-
Var harmony 81 loy which Nlll make
for lhe home The abiding place ct in-
ieresl aud happiness
VI one member u The dinner table
Is ont ol sorts, hls iniiuense is felt
and ne harmony Is lacking Conyer-
saglpn end mirih are absent DeVonr
Ina thoughts assail the diners and
silence prevails,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

Malarla Lnuaee Loss of Appe,.4s.
The Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC. drives out nj
iarla and builds no the system Fo
grown people and children, zoe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
- = - RIDS THE SYSTEM
> - : 0F CATARRH

Es tlood aeae whg causes gepssai AAaaasion ra a
Hlnings q niaes membranes q the eo H diseaus e sse
As<nfiaea d tissues produces a tue a1 kaowa symptoms o the
trout ringing noises "a the gNs suny feeling "a
ls HNs gains above e eya aatiun M s sqmetl4asR HAs
Ever aAd elng III IL heal as lungs
laaae Seeted " e continual api hough chem n9a
Ie A danger Tie dcase Il allowed t9niaia IN hE
system v cagsa y puass the blood II sofs re
lie 1snlon asfts sakiag
tic vital fluid aff isfand begin
= heal eyeIg kmfom dqppeaH constitution i bull Ah
aaNd Il q n6a the Agen b attaching nv trouble AZ rs
fzd ~ entirely removing AZ h head us mailing nle
ard uk aRe health giving fovl
and Afk aud deaahe medicine
-. raislIA Ny medical aaklss le - who write
The SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. GA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
powa DWDa THEIR DEAD
l6hs 81 Men #lilad II Powder ~
plecloo e I've csskese

HANtAi in me 9atif AeaNeff
spaAane MaHh.. March W The dis.
Ito o1 ihe eHaina of Two men Wha
lea W ila na4def ulll exuloai0H at
Allaee 'dsll0 lasF Keek. he's been
.llef vf nlaeiae portions ui tie r.
ns "a ,No eAakels Nach #laow
aas Mla. 7fnap sem her esaa-
& aAall.e fnf eHtlnl and Mfs aaal-
aAss seul one IL s.na Angelica
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

wlIafs bfp'amG Ssat d jingle
WhnFe 1 l0t ol UAraa WIN ninsla.
n 60uhf rhyma d single
IN lns pages of hookf
snIHesalns Wllly. sIaA o. acien
1lIzI q All funnY en|nlnn-
Where most readers never luakS
Cleveland Leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

llifna faaf old Boy Waa haalg
aAtlHag Nee 4 high iever ana vas
ah aWiul condition gave him
aa dfsea ol Eolexa Drlno Laxative
Ha laa next morning The lever uaa
aHa ana be Nas anllfely we'll Fol.
af'a Dflno Laxative saved bis llfe
#plhugh eaalm@N Wia Fof aala
npnggu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
CALIFORNIA TRIP
OPERATORS PRIZE

etlAI ,n Daily Leader
Louisville ify. MAlch 4a The caEr'
a pl MlaA EdmonIa nonehallX
asesls telephone operator employed bf
Ae llnnals cealra Railroad. WHO
teked hpf llla q turn ln on alarm
= afelNhen lhe seTiqih street depot
aas aIec0Yerad ii aamra here nliont
Week Aso. WNa rewarded hy I q
4HMi. NiHi Nien HeaalApus NJ thn com
HAnys WIlU WIN appflsed of Miss Dough
EIsle nfl here "Wednesday while it
re city lnnaiflha into abe eOmu4nE 4
sazHea from the IRE She was given
l|Fea mthlhs vacation on full aulafY
alHa ! tFNf laundslTlH ticket 10 Calliog.
#hsle every one alaa III llle building
saH nznicalfltHnn and aeelkIne 10 e.
aHs from lbe burning hulldluB Mlaa
Euushef|y aat caInly at her switch.
haaFd slxDalln@ De LEGAL fire depart
aeht hy llle time The alarm was n,
laHaea WofF hHfHIIna all around her
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