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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-07-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
As Furnished for Week Ending July 9TH,
by the Cheian County Abstract
Company

Maggie Mason to A L Van Valley
nwA sec 26-24-1S, $40.
Wen Dew Co to D N Gellatly 9 b
46 replat 1st ad Wen, $3.50.
w E Porter to I M Derifeld ! 1920
81 b 4 Engineers ad Wen, 81.
E S Russell to I M Derifeld 1920
81 b Engineers ad Wen, 81.
Emlen Hampton to Eugene A Newell
i 25 b 2 Belmont ad Wen, $4,000.
Andrew Wood to Geo w Wine 6 b
3 Col Hgts ad Wen, $500.
Harvey P Campbell to Annie B
Campbell Is sec 12-27-16, SIS.
w M Casner to H E Harpst 1873
b l North Cashmere, $500.
SIN Priest to - Usher W 10 seq
seA sec 28-22-21, $500.
w H Dellinger to w ] Aldhouse II
b Bolenbaugh ad Wen, $S75.
c T Ardron to D N McDermed 81
n1aw1aseA seq 5 6-23-19, $4,000.
c E Northup to J A Dorman ny
sea s15swA neA 1858, 500.
Edward Northup to A Dorman int
in ditch and right Of way, 81.
In Wilcox to L H Decker 1874
5-6-7-8 b 3 North Cashmere, $500.
Enoch Morris to Frank I Curtis s.
CT sw4 swA 22-22-20, $40.
George A DAILY to Reisen Otis | 7-8
b Sd ad Leavenworth, 81.
James H McGohan etal to E D Ellis
pit ! D sec 14-22-20, $500.
I'M Duffy TO Wen R & Co pit 26
b l Peachey ad Wen, $500.
J D Dill to Clara Parsons lot ! blk 2
Dills Or Tracts, $1,000.
Ida Siders ct al to w E Tomlinson !
o-1o b SO G N plat Wen, $3.50.
IA Van Slyke to Miners & Mer Blk
Chelan VIZ ! 10 80 Chelan, $4,000.
Vim McMullen to F H Ollom part
swH swH 22-23 20, $4,000.
Mary E Palmer to F H Ollom 9-lo
b 80 G N plat Wen, $500.
Chas Hatch to Geo H Ross So b
SO G N plat Wen, 81.
Geo H Ross to Geo S Merriam ! SO
b SO G N plat Wen, $3.50.
Henry Yenter to Herman Buhler u
10 b 10 Peachey ad Wen, $275.
Carl Christensen TO J A Switzer ! 8
b / Keefers ad Wen, 81.
Daniel N Payton to Percy Walker Its
1O-l1-12-13-14 b 2 Morningside ad
Wen and swA swA neA swA sec 10
22-2O, $500.
Eliza M Black to Percy Walker 30
b Is G N plat Wen, $3.50.
Lillian Porter to + Z Hazard e12
wHseH neH 3-21-21, $500.
Fred Hahn to Lillian Porter e3wh
seA neH S 3-21-21, 81.
Ellsworth Gump to Robert Bell seq
nwH and Q 31-27-2i, $500.
JB Firman to Garland pit w72nwA
sec 28-22-21, $500.
Tunis Hadenburgh to G W Harden
burgh 8 b 3 Lake Park, $500.
Err Fosdick to G w Hardenburgh
- int ! ! b Q Lakeside, $3.50.
Bert Vroman to Harvey Woman !
b D Vromans 1st ad Chelan, $500.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-07-23
Advertised Letters

Remaining in postofice, uncalled Tor
on July lo, 1909:
Brown, Hanie Bays, Lillian
Chambers, Frank Davis, Eva
Files, Frank England, Jonn
Goodman. Albert Harris, Gordon 6
Hayden, Davie OBnen' Mike
Richmond, Harry Shepherd, John
Thornton, Ralph Wilks, A {
Young, Binnie
In calling for same, please say ad-
vertised.' ]. c. DAVIS, Postmaster.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-07-23

Hear the story of the shaky build
ing"
Nope. What is it?"
"Oh, there's no foundation to IT.
St. Paul Pioneer Press.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-07-23

Ketchelps friends are nervous about
his match with Langford. Evidently
they fear he will Ketch'ell from the
RON.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-07-23

There are no greater wretches In the
world than many of those whom PEG
pie In general take TO he happy SEP
eca
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-07-23
STATE PRESS ITEMS

Seattle capitalists have purchased
451 acres of land in the Okanogan val
ley near Malott postoffice. The agent
who represented the purchasers in the
transaction states that the men are
financially interested in the G. N. rail
way. The land is on the line of the
proposed Wenatchee-Oroville branch,
and the purchase price was SGT, 800.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-07-23

The Lynden commercial club has
arranged to send from 500 to 1000
copies of the Tribune of their city to
the A.-Y.-P. exposition each week, and
the business men are to be commend
ed. Such an arrangement is worth
more than all the special editions and
pamphlets that could possibly be print
ed.-Skagit Courier.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-07-23

Our Job Printing Excels
Let Us Do Yours
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-07-23

The famous old sidewheel steamer
Yosemite, which went on the rocks
near Bremerton last week with $50 ex-
cursionists aboard, has been given up
as lost. When the tide falls she is ex-
pected to break into pieces. A num-
Der Of barges alongside are trying to
float the steamer, but the chances are
against their success. The Yosemite
is owned by c. D. Hillman, who valued
her at $4,000. She is SIS years old
and began her career as a passenger
boat on the Hudson river. In 1865
she was taken to San Francisco and for
years piled the Sacramento.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-01
JUDGE MABEh CASES
AGAIN CONTINUED
One Of Defendants Attorneys is
Sick; Trial Set for October
Twenty-SIx
Special e Daily Leader.

Special tc Daily Leader.
shawnee OKLA Oct Il Cults as
charged in the Indictment was the
verdict Of the jury in the case of
Pc state Is. VI r Sims. returned last
evening But one ballot was taken
after the jury retired Attorney GEN
eral West COMPLETED his argument in
oehalf Of the state about / O'Clock
'oilowlpg F n Rely for the defense
Mr.. Rely vas taken i'll this morning
in the midst Of the argument and
jurt adjourned until o'clock All
bat time Reilly concluded bis algp
ment
Shortly after retiring, ihe jury re
turned to the court room 10 ask the
method Of arriving at d verdict. Tht
defendant took the veriiei very cody
He asked permission to address the
jury and stated IN a few words that
ae supposed they did their duty as
,hoy saw it but chat they bad con
icied an Innocent man lie iemain
IN the custody Of The sheriff.
This IS the second connection Ne
iulhng from the bribery prosecutions
which followed the special grand iury
last spring. The appeal Of Ben Bond
alleged bilbe'glver u now pending
sims is charged with having received
The booleggers and gamblers fund.
collected by Ben Bond, and having
passed it on e county officers. Dur
ing the time the crime is alleged TO
nave been committed. Sims was city
marshal Of shawnee. Just before the
special grand jury convened be was
efeated for the nomination wheL a
made The race for the office again
The Maben cases have been con inu
ed until October 26. upon motion OF
The defendant. The motion SETS Out
that A. G. Cruce, Of his counsel. is 81
and according 10 his doctors viii be
unable 70 attend court for at leas.
wo weeks and that Attorneys Ruth
erford and Pruiett are at present en-.
Igaged In the trial Of cases elsewhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-01
CORPORATIONS CONE
THROUGH WITH CHECKS
Wells-Fargo Express and Pio-
aeer Telephone Company
Pay Tax on Earnings.


The gross revenue receipt func
was strongly re.enfor1ad today wher
the Wells-Fargo end Pioneer Tele
phone companies handed the state
auditor a check for the g-oss receirts
tax on their business for las' year
District Superintendent A 4 Payne
of the Nells.Fargp Express company
this morning handed the auditor g
check for $i0s9IS5 representing the
gross receipts tax on fhe earnings oi
t1e eompany In the new state last
year which Amounted 70 sSe5.06is9
President e. D. Minis, of the Pioneef
Teiegf aph and Telpehone company.
aIso turned over 10 The auditor this
morning s6.SSg 40. the / l-2 per cent
gross ax chargel against the com
pany ou hcir earnings dnr'as the fis.
cal year ending June 80 which amount
Cd 70 almost a million and q half dol
lars
Tho American Express company
las filed q statement showing their
tarnings 70 have been s70.239, but
haye uasd uo tax yet
Fao gls1ss receipts Tax Is q sub
1iNlaion nl the gross reeenre tax. the
D hes division being the gross prodnc
ton tx The gross production tax
7hieh is paid by oil, coal ana mining
I.eslzss1sszzsssss. Al lssssa qtaaFsefiy ant
brought Ehe state about slQ0 200 up T.
July 1909 The gross revenue tax
mas he paid after June 30 and be.
comes dellnqueni after October / and
has IS set been pail ahik ~ q small
lner eenl Of he corporations liable
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-01
COMMANDER pEARY
MAKES NO STATEMENT
Greeted By But Few Persons,
Owing TO Early Hour Of
His Coming

New York, Oct. 1.-The / whistles
of hundreds Of harbor craft shrieked
continuously in salute TO the steam
er Roosevelt as she ploughed up the
harbor this morning. At the same
moment Peary stepped from the train
/ In Grand Central station to partici
pate in the Hudson.Iruton parade up
the Hudson
Commander Peary would make no
statement In the Cook controversy
Owing 10 the early hour of Pearys
arrival, but few persons were al the
station to greet him Herbert Bridg
man. secretary Of the Peary Arctic
club, headed the reception commit
stee. The explorer Nent onsAblgl the
Roosevelt almost inihtali3aeiy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-01
INDICTMENT (uASHED
IN HERRICR CASE

w.
III Tie district court today G. G
H0rner, sitting As Judge pro tenn q
tae case OF Territory Vs. G. n Her.
lick. In which the defendant was
charged with q statutory crime, order
ed the Indictment quashed and set
aside for the reason that the facts
as stated Ia the Indictment did not
constitute q public offense.
IIerrck, who rs a local railroad con
ductor was arrested on warrans
sworn ont by County Attorney Nc
Guire Helrick was finally admitted
to bail and after numerous delays II
the trial OF the case he was con
victed before Dis rict Judge J II. Bur
ford and sentenced g two years II
The nenitentiary but was later grant
ed a new trial
District Judge Huston was disqualt
fled to sit in the case and the a to-
neys interested agreed upon Attor
rey Horne- this morning as Judge pre-
tenn to try the c9use.
In the ease OF Diamond Power Spe
cialty Co, VS.. farmers Co-operaliyc
Oil Mill Judgment was rendered Ii
favor Of the plaintiff.
In the case Of Price Brothers VS.
!. A. Mize, Judgment was rendered IL
favor Of tie plaintiffs in the sum Of
$500 Other cases on todays assign.
ment were continued until next week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-01
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0klahom City Okla. Oct l-Thers
vas much activity here today in pro
noting plans To re-habilitate the de
funct Columbia Bank and Trust com
pany The future Of the bank. how
ever, is yet undetermined
Although no official statement wa
made by the state banking board to
iay officials Of fhe board said that
I be officers Of the biulk can raise
quarter million dDlars cash he
bank will be turned back io them
Presiden' Norton is confident he cat
aise this amount.
The announcement last night thai
ne bank would be turned over tc
he old officials Monday next, appear
10 have been premature.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-01
TELEPHONE COMPANY
GETS AN EXTENSION

Chairman Love, of the corporation
commission, today issued an order
giving the Pioneer Telephone and
Telegraph company sixty days addi-
tienal time TO comply with order No
1876, elective April last. which re-
quired the conn an, 10 at once pro-
pare and file statements showing the
physical valuation of each of its i00
exchanges operated In the state. Rep
rcscntatives OF the company appear.
ed before The commission this mcrn
Ing to answer 40 the charge Of con.
tempt for failure to comply With the
order They eiileped a plea OF guilty
10 The CHARGE <hlade By Telephone
Expert George Kplayer than the order
lad net been <Aiiphed with. but set
forth that zaetfsl Of the company .s
officers had been sick and were I'M
ahla 70 nfsnare the reports
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-01
JUST HAD TO GET THERE

Tuesday night in Guthrie, the cap
ital Of the state. State Treasurer
Menefee wanted to get to Oklahoma
City by the quickest route to attend
the session of the state banking
board, held incidental 70 the inyes-
tigation of the Columbia Bank and
Trust companys affairs. Il aud his
friends loaded his recently purchased
machine and started Speed limits?
Why They were in a hurry
On the outskirts of the city the
machine collided with a street car.
The beautiful new front was smash
ed and the car itself whirled once
about None Of the occupants was
injured and ihe treasurer. upon re
eoyery OF breath gave the order
Faceabout full head steam
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-01
PASS RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT


The county commissioners met in
regular session this morning, but out
Of respect to County Commissioner
Franz Wolfe, whose wife passed
away during the week, the board ad-
journed until Monday. after passing
the following resolution:
Resolved. That owing to the re.
cent death OF the wife OF F. W..
Wolfe. a fellow member of this board.
we extend the heartfelt sympathy OF
this board and the officers of the
county 70 said F. w. Wolfe and his
family in their bereavement and or
der this resolution spread upon the
records Of the board, and that out
OF respect the board do now adjourn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-01
GIGANTIC ALLIANCE
TO DEVELOP INDUSTRY
Plan Is 10 Secure Control of
Cattle and Meat Business Of
Argentine Republic

Washington, d c., Oct THAT
ihe time is at hand when American
oapital viii Cow into South America
IN great quantities is the belief OF
odloials Of the stlte department.
They are deeply interested In the
reports ffuln New York. that the beef
rust and the STANDARD oil company
have formed a gigantic alliance TO
develop industry, trade and business
"a South America According TO
these reports. this alliance has been
aemented BY the selection Of one OF
Che righthand men OF the Armours,
Samuel MeR0herts, 10 be vice presi
dent Of the National City bank,
which Is the CHIEF financial institu-
lion Of Standard Oil
70 Establish a Bank.
lt Is the intention % establish a
South American hank and branches
or the beef trus, to make an effort
Surround ihe cattle and meat hgis-
mess Of Argentina and other South
American countries, as we'll as the
graiu business
II has been talked here In official
quarters TOR some time that American
capital would De sent % Sonlh Amels
e;.u cenh4ries Ia afge volume. This
nlimce indicates that such talk has
been we'll founded IT Is looked ON
lore as certain that If the STANDARD
)il company arc the beet trust
afnestly Set out 70 exploit South
american interests they Will attract
many ether investments there. The
American investments in South
America now are fight They do not.
iyctld 200(S0G000, Tine E3uglish
Investments are many aimes as much. I.
and HE French ana Germans have
large investments there
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-01
speclaI b Lhe paIlv Laadar.

Oklahoma City, Okla, oct.
Conditions We're normal when the
Columbia bank opened ts doors foY
business this morning and Ii was the
general feeling that che big instltu
Ton. thanks 10 the Oklahoma guar-
anty deposit law. had bosn safely
guided over It's financial difficulties
and that the bank would be returned
% It's own officers possibly next Mon
lay Governor Haskell gave out the
following statement expressive OF
ais satisfaction over the present
status OF the involved banks affairs
aThe Oklahoma banking law IS
complete successs even against The
persistent opposition Of a strong ele
ment of other classes OF bankers
We adjust the affairs Or an emhar
rassed state bank with perfect ease
IN a very few days and With III
public clamer whatever Everybody
IS III good humnr aud conditions arr
normal Depositors money WAS not
lied up o single hour Other state
banks are quiet and gaining IN de
posits
I'VE are proud Of the state OF Ok
ahoma Tie frantic criticisms Of the
opposition do not worry us-thes
viii know better in time.
'The national plan Of handling an
embarrassed bank Is barh8fism and
ennarrasses the whole community
The Oklahoma plan does not occasion
disturbance nor embarrass other
business.
The now bank. Ia q few days. viii
BE- better aud stronger tha ever
What Woods Thinks,
Yesterday afternoon Governor Has
kell received the following Telegram
from Kansas CITY. aud II pleased Tie
governor and his colleagues very
much
Kansas Clty No Sept 81. 1909
Governor G \ Haskell, Ol1aho
4a city, Okla Just home Glad
70 see gou handlng situation g
veil You are all right Principle o.
guaranteeing deposits Is sound ~
occasion In he world Tor any alarm.
but to the contrary, this melee sh0uls
and wilt under your management.
AAA AHltdAf fl HNHiH Htti 10 1UH HHi
sonaily and to the law You and the
law have our confidence and besl
wishes Please command Us # need
ID Don't look anf where else fer anY
assistance needed We are able and
willing TO furnish all the money
needed DIR " s. WOODS.
Dr. Woods Is well known 20 he
business men Of the Southwest Is a
multimlllignaire. = conservative bank
er. and he head Of the largest bank.
ing Institution il KANSAS City Many
asler similar ieie2rams were rscelv.
cd during the day. an AL we're an.
swefed with thanks and the assHf.
ance thai assistance Is not needed
Is there is 10 withdrawal Of funds
from any other banks and enls 3
+ few oleahe total namher OF depesi1ors
n the Columbia have asked 10 can
eellaucn OF their accounts
Stale Treasurer Menefee. who nas
Supervising operations in fhe hank
cor:nlaiuee naivefF thaf hussne ras
- IS lrisk IS ekneoied We tanz
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-01
NEW MAN GETS THE CONTRACT

= The street and alley committee OF
the city council and Mayer rarquhar.
son today entered into q contract
with Walter Mcmillan for the sprinkl
ing aud sweeping of he eitys paved
streets The contract Is effective 70
.da3- Mr. Mcmillan succeeds B Fl
Presser who has held the contract
the past few years When the city's
white wing outfit arrives Contractor
McAiilan viii superinieud The clean
ing Of the streets with labor furnish
ed bst the city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-01
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TO FINISH NITRIA GONTRAGl

Contractors Snsdcr and Billings
announce that the First Methodisi
Episcopal church building nov under
course OF construction at the corner
Of Broad street and Noble avenue
will be completed. barring further
delays in arrival OF material, within
fifty or sixty days The structure
when completed VIII be the most
m0dern in the Southwest. The build
ing itself, exclusive oI the furnish
ings. will cost $4,000 The walls
for the basement and aw0 upper
stories Of the structure have been
completed and the handsome tower
is nearly finished. The contractors
hope to have the structure under
rocf by October - Notwithstand-
ing the contractors suffered delay
Of six weeks early in the summer.
waiting for the arrival of brick, thes
are still three weeks ahead Of sched-
uled time for the completion Of the
bailding. which must be ready for
occupancy under the contract by
January 1.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-01
NAG TAT I
President HettIed BY Criticisms
Of Not Carrying Out
Roosevelt Policies

5caiile. Wash uct = Frost
dent Taft spent tie greater part OF
today at the exposition lle viii
leave for Iacosna BY boat shss aFter
noon. N 2 speacl last night he
kook up tie criticism made that the
administration is not carrying out
= 49,. 80. l...,... -.
ted his knowledge Of fhe West was
not So great as Rnosevelt's. hul adj
dgd that he was ~ Rooeekel5s cab
met four NIars and become ambHed
With The determination - earrk oul
those pofIcIes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-01
LOCATIONS MADE MONDAY

The agricultural and indnstnsl com
mission, composed of State Superin
tendent " y Cameron. President 7
T.. Connors Of the state board Of agrl
culture, and President 4 n connell
of The A. 8 NJ. college, win meet II
Guthrie Monday 70 decide upon he
location Of the secou larry agricultural
schools in the Fourth aud Fifth so.
rIeme court districts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-01
To FORM
ANOTHER COUNTY.

Petitions for the creation OF the
county OF Cook, from the northern
half Of Caddo and the southwestern
corner of Canadian counties, were
hled with Governor Haskell today BY
y. C. McWilliams Of Binger. J. w.
Ashenhurst Of Lcokebas and others.
The petitions represent 25 per cent
of the qualified voters Of the pro.
posed county
The territory involved embraces
lhirtfen whole and three partial
townships Of Caddo county being
praetically The northern end. cue
whole and three partial townships Of
Canadian being All the southwestern
rart south of the Canadian river,
t}ineer, L0okeba, Hinton, Hydro and
other towns are within tlls proposed
county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-01
WILL PUT ON DAILY
PASSENGER TRAINS


Kansas City, Mo-, Oct Dahl
passenger train service between Ii
dependence. Kas, ana the 0klahom
1il fields VIII be inaugnrated Novem
Der I, by The Missouri Paei1e AT
order 20 this effect was issued yes
'erday BY Vice President johnson. O
he railroad following a conference
al 81 Louis with twentg oil men
rom Coffeg vile and Independence
Ihc Oh delegation paesed through
Kansas Citv l0day On route home
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-01
SALTWATER WANTS
BETTER ACCOMMODATIONS

The corporation commission Is con,
ducting 2 hearing this afternoon upon
complaint filed by citizens Of Still
wafer asking tsr mes passenger and
freight depot from The santa oe al
leging that the present aeromm1da
tons arr utterly, nadeqpafe Nearly
half hundred residents y stillwa.
ter including he mayor aud several
members Of the city council. are here
acstifying for the petitioners. Gcn.
eral superintendent " H sharpe
ct the Eastern grand division Of Inc
Santa Fe. Division Superintendent w
k. Etter. Of Arkansas Ciy. and Dis
tiict Passenger Agent Il j Kennedy
Of Topeka. are representing The rail-
r0sd At tae hearing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-01
LISTING SUPPLIES FOR
STATE Institutions

The presidents, slperintendents
md boards Of regents Of The various
state elucaiional institutions Of the
taie convened In State Superiniend-
nt IL 3 CBmelnn's Office this
morning for Two days conference
regarding ihc supplies needed by the
ariaus Institutions for the ensuing
fear which will be submitted 20 the
tate board Of affairs. The visitors
We're entertained at dinner at the
Hctei lone today by superintendent
amerUn
Tic board OF regents for the state
ormal schools and the state board
7 education held sessions this after
,oon. Onlg routine business was
transacted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-01
NOT ONE llrTLg PORK CHOP

Special to The Daily Leader
Sha@nee. Okla. Oct ia lOca
paper has this interesting item abou
oklahoma City's new s3,0000a0 pach
ne plant
That three million dollar plokin
house al Oklahoma City IS nos adYe
iscd as a milton dollar Investment
fNo-iAsds eff-in-tbtee ilonta8 sfiis
rot y Fpig m Che pen yet