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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-31
WORK AT PosToFFlcE.
Two lids Secured for Repairs and
Painting Of Interior Will Be For
warded to Washington.

On Tuesday, the date when bids
should be in for the proposed work in
the local postofice building, there were
two bids from local contractors which
Will be forwarded to Washington by
Postmaster Caruthers, and the contract
win be let there. il It is decided to do
the work.
The specifications call for a number
Of repairs about the building and the
painting Of the interior, the rubbing
down Of the woodwork and consider
able vanishing, as well as the paint
ing Of the walls and ceiling. The jot
will require about two months time.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-31
NOW, THEN, DO TT.
Evangelist Luther Pleads for the En-
thronement of Christ.

With the appeal Of Captain Abner
to hating Israel to make David their
king. as recorded in Sam. 3:17. Is,
Evangelist Luther, at the First Bap-
fist church Tuesday evening. urged
the importance Of enthroning Christ
in the heart. and doing it at once.
This. because It is pre- eminently right,
is the only safe thing, and the very
thing long desired but delayed by
many: The importance OF the now
was urged because OF the danger Of
delay by reason of the hardening ten
denotes of sin, and the uncertainty OF
time. Pastor Thayer endorsed and
further emphasized Mr.. Luther's APP
peal by a closing and impressive ad-
dress. Tonight Mr.. Luther viii speak
upon LIES True Starting Point
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-31
Brought to County Home.

Minnie Hatfield Of New London, 5
years old, has been committed to the
county home in this city. She was de-
serted by her parents few months
ago and went to live with an elderly
woman, who has since become feeble.
AS she could not take care of the lit
tie girl, Charity Commissioner Prem
tbs was notified and had Minnie taken
to the almshouse. Tuesday she was
hrntight here.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-31
onenina d. cottaaes.

Two OF the Gales Ferry residences
which have been closed for the winter
will be opened this week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan A. Gibbs and family will
go down from Norwich and Mrs. Sarah
Perkins, who has spent the winter
with her daughter, E-'ss Harriet
Brown. in Bristol, is expected Wed
nesday
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-31
me HEALTH OF Youa HORSE

uill be best promsted-bstt preserred-if you are
ready 70 give the proper remedy al the proper time.
The proper remedy for all strains. sprainss collie
Is Perry Davis Painkiiler. The proper time to use
81 Is when the trouble first shows itself Be prompt
and you'u not only safe the horse suffering, but
you'll spare yourself trouble and expense-maybe
save long time waiting. You ought 10 have a. bot
lie ready. The size bottle costs IS cents; one
larger 50 CENTS Be surs your druggist gives YOU
Perry Davis.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-31

Elaborate plans are being made for
the convention of the high school fra
ternity Of Gamma Delta Psi, which
will be held in New Haven during the
first three days Of next week. Dele
gates from some sixteen chapters Of
the fraternity win be In attendance.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-31
Youna BURGLAR.

Clarence Croker, aged IS, was cap
tured in the act Of burgiarizing A T.
Miners Winthrop street store IN New
London Tuesday He was presented in
police court and held IN $500 bonds for
trial in the superior court.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-31

Latest issues of Connecticut school
documents include the Report Of the
Special Educational Commission, Of
which Luther K. Zabriskie Of Norwich
Is clerk, a list Of novels and children's
stories recommended for libraries re-
ceiving the state grant, Danbury nor
NAL school correspondence course and
outline Of English course for high
schools.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-31
To Repair Yale Quarters.

Henry T. Curtiss OF New Haven.
secretary Of the Yale university boat
club. was in Gales Ferry Monday max
ing arrangements with Edward Lati-
mer. who has charge OF the clubs
property, for the necessary repairs to
tina quarters.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-31
Looking for Stolen Horse.

NO trace of the horse and wagon
owned by Billings Crandall that was
stolen at Montville Sunday night has
been obtained. The authorities are
working on the case and believe the
outfit VIII be recovered in q few DAYS
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-31

Very Low Colonist Rates via Nickel
Plate Road-Daily until April S0th, to
California, Washington, Oregon and
the far West. Tourist sleepers from
New England. Write L. P. Burgess,
N. e. P. A., 312 Old South Bldg, Bos-
ton, Mass.-adY.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-31

Mrs. T. NJ. Rawiey. with her chill
dren, Robert and Julia, of Hartford,
are the guests OF James Murphy Of
washington street.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-31

A large number Of women interest,"
ed in the bill providing that women
may vote on excise matters. in Connec-
ticut will attend the hearing this
"wednesday afternoon at O'clock, in
the hall OF the house, at Hartford.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-31
PERSONAL.

Miss Rose X. DUR has been in YER
sailles.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-31
MELoDRAMA BREEZY POINT
CapitaIIy Presented by Young Peoples
Society at UniVersalst Church.

Before large and appreciative au-
dience, which found much to applaud
heartily throughout the three acts Of
the play. the melodrama Breezy Point
was capitally presented Tuesday even
ing In the Universalist church vestry,
under the auspices Of the Young Peo-
pies Union. Between the acts there
were musical selections by several of
the young men Of the union. The fol-
lowing was the cast:
Aunt Debby Dexter Ruth Hen 7erson
Elinor Pearl. ......... Eleanor Gebrath
Ashrael Grant. Edith Washburn
Mrs. Hardscratch. .......... Josie He'll
The Hardscratch Twins,
Hazel Smith, Florence Washburn
Mehitable Dooltttle. -. .Lottie Gebrath
Bernice Vernon. ............. Alice Dat
Laura Leigh. ..... Mildred Csilchrist
Edith Norton ......... .Elinor Stevens
Clarice Frenleigh. -......... Elsie Peck
Fantine ...........:.... Bessie Smith
Old elem ........ Ethel Stoddard
AS the Hardscratoh Twins, Miss Hez-
ell Smith and Miss Florence .WashtIrn
were the conspicuous winners of favor
from the audience, but the entire cast
was so well balanced that it was hard
to pick favorites, and the young ladies
proved themselves apt interpreters of
the sprightly lines as well as handling
the dramatic parts with ability. DR..
George A. Boon was stage manager.
and the committee in charge included
Miss Edith Washburn, chairman. Miss
Eleanor Gebrath Miss Mildred Com
stock. Oliver Armstrong, Richard His
cox and Theodore Pike, whose efforts
will be rewarded by a pleasing addition
to the treasury.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-31

Mrs. Ellen Eccleston. widow Of
George Eccleston, died Monday at her
home in Waterford. She was 70 years
of age and had been Ill for some time.
She leaves daughter and three sons,
all Of whom live in Waterford.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-31
Incidents in Society

Mrs. w. Fl. Bush Of Riverbank Court,
Cambridge, has returned home, after
two weeks visit with Mrs. Eben Allen
of Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Warrington OF
Washington street left for New York
Monday noon to visit Mrs. Yerrington's
brother. Lewis II. Hyde. Mr.. Yerring-
ton attended an organ recital in New
York on Monday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-31
SPECIAL

at the Mill Remnant Store. 20l. West
evening and wedding dresses, all colors.
at low prices; also Latest Style Dress
Goods, Musllns and Cotton Goods at
half price. Come and see them.
MILL REMNANT STORE,
2e1 West Main St.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-31

The good roads committee and the
legislative committee Of the ,Connecti-
cut state Automobile association held
a Joint meeting IN the rooms Of the
Automobile club Of Hartford at the
Allyn house Tuesday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-31

Those who are caring for elm trees
state that the most important work
to be done at the present time is to
collect and destroy the alternating
beetles, that are already beginning to
crawl around.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-31

When the Spring Suit problem con-
fronts you, wend your way this way,
when you buy here you buy right.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-31

The Connecticut delegates and alter
mates to the Continental congress at
washington win NEE today CWednes-
day. to nominate a regent to succeed
Mrs Sara 7. Kinney, resigned. and
O vice regent.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-31
Dandelion diggers are aheid.

The rush season is on for thu tai
ors.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-03
ASSERTED DRIDE OFFER NOT
TO FIGHT DIVORCE SUIT
AYERS wife Left Him at Home
with Babies While She
Attended Iarca

Ilucolu Nebr.. Mch 4 Further
,han the tacis admisalon that failure
has attended their efforts to effect ar
arrangements with William Home;
Leayitl not 70 oppose the divorce pro.
eeodines instituted here by their ord.
est daughter Hplt nryAp Learltl, the
menberp Of William D. Bryana Tam
mn refuse % discuss lnu approachlnE
trial n the case Only 4 lew Gays
ago 4 was leafned that the middle uI
last October an agent was sent "
Paris With nm offef q money settle
mefit iN i.eapilt wou nel aght The
divorce suit Nelher Mt Bryan nor
any member Of his family would give
lhr name Of thls agent
Why so much snciecy Is maintained
IA Falryiew cpnteinng shls detail 81
thp case n aroaslng interest among
tbe friends 81 ~. l'vyanN Il IL known
that the agent reported that Leavlti
scorpfully declined 20 consider mon
ey proposition 10 SURRENDER hia wife
and Two children and that Il Was after
eeelylnR this report lhat ~. bryan
ordered the institution Of The suit uy
his hfolherinlaE, Tom Alien.
Whan the trial Is hegun about 4
month hence testimony for the pmin'
tin win be submitted ID nr0ve tie
aryan charge that Che artist was np'
ahle to support hIA Wife Il VIII he
alleged thnt not until NTH. bryan yls'
iIed her daughter III Denver for thc
arat time after the marfIaKe and as.
covered that she WAC living with iea-
Hfi aud ih two children Ia Hqual0r
It'd either 3ryan or bis WIfe know that
their diughler was actually IN need.
II Is undeyaiood tnal MrR Bryan VIII
80 upon the witness stand and testify
ia thla allegation.
i.eHvlll has sent word tn Lincoln
That be probably wIli como here N
person 10 oppose the suit. With lhe
unhle purpose Of defending hls char
aetef and Of ohiainlne legal custody oi
lde children. n is stated that be Will
Introduce testimony from Denver in
au attempt 10 show that he eave hla
wife a good home there, hul that she
WIS 50 given q soeiaiy that the hume
Vas neglected. hN hAf
II is said hal afaady afIidHvlsH have
hppn obtained from thfga welIkn0wn
Baelesy women nf Denver alleging
that three weeks iler the birth d Tho
sHi child. 8ryan leaYlll Mrs. Lea
witt attended n ball and left him alone
70 look afief the babies
II Is The maturtd purpose 0f Mrs.
l.eavllt TO make her home Il New
York city as soon ns she Is divorced
from Levitt ghe expects to engage
1T literary work. and Ii now trying,
with her fathers assistance % secure
employment 10 HE metropolis Her
mother VIII establish & home for her
and s9c cbild'en In New York and
viii aivlde he's ilne between Fairylew
aud Mira ienvii homie To this ar
ranEement Mr. Hfyan has given bis
uaaeHt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-03
PAROLED PRISONER
PLACED IN COUNTY JAIL


under sherff & p MuNow Tuesday
Afternoon went "a tha carpenter home,
stead northwest 81 tie city D.d
placed under arrest sd Carpenter 70.
Gently norolod hy Governor llaskoll M.
ter aofvlrg several ycgrs 'ln an ae.
sault charge Ia lhe Lansing pcnreu.
dairy Carpenter was one "a lha
Younger 0kIahoma prlannors "a Lam
sing and alleged Chat he WAS one 81
lhN Victims q thn water ruren lio
l0si hand while a lansing white
working with explosives N The miues.
The charge aKainst ypnng Carpenter
who ls now II the county jail IS pi
threatening lhe lives Of Mr. and Mrs,
" u Guihrla bis neiehboga Ytuae
rarpenteg htr9mf aimost fatiug MI
Nlac, according to reports Of neigh.
hors Under shefiif MuNluw stated
That he found Carpenters stock tied
90 IN zoe bafni that Had gone unfea
for twenlylouf hours. he nrohlbltna
anyone FROM going near them It Is
sald ho ABUSED and whipped hia slstef
aud Threatened Is klll anyone Wae
came on the place
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-03
$4,000 MILES OF BUNTING
SPREAD FOR OCCASION
MyTIads Of Electric Lights VIII
Give Nations Capital Aspect
Of Carnival

Washington ~ 81, March 2-With
every prospect Of good weather. all
preparations are complete and ncom.
ing iraius adding 10 ihc nnmherles
hasts already here. The Nations car.
lial awaits tho coming Of tomorrow
when presidenlolecl TAFT viii be IA.
augulied NE tmc.houored inaus
nrai Parade n which II Is estimated
iliy thousand men, lnclNdins the gov
ernors 0l Fourteen states aud their
STATS win march, h claiming ihe
greatest interest
25.00Q Milea OF Buntlnu
i'he greatest Of al the emotional
ilultefs pertaining 20 tue lnaugnr
ton Is. Of course, the inaugtftl BALI
The ball cmmlllec. iudging from the
trial ofthe lighl ani color scheme M
liie bali room last night must have
borrowed not only ihe lamp but tho
ring ol Aladdin ana the ground plan
10 the committee ~ the cloth Of geld
THE interior Is dream. The many
columns ln the spnndld ponsln office
With iis natural pictured Marble have
heen 80 plabnaioly adorned ihpl
hose who have Witnessed lhe Gaeora
ilons Of other DAYS win nause In
Nnndss at the sceac Cap little apaee
haa been lefi l0r the dancers 4 biz
apsee naa bcen loft fnr the supper
guests and ghc rest Of lIle glowing
interior has been aai apart for the
Observer
The decorations alone will cost $40.
600 Fifteen TO $4,000 miles af wire 40
BE- used IN the electric lighting fen.
lures and there viii be between 1000
ana 10000 lncandesconi lamps used
llt VIII take $4,000 miles Of bunting
lor Inc carrying out Of the ivory ana
white scheme
Here nfo some Of the other ihinsa
that viii add 10 The beauty Of The hall
Thirty thousand American flags 3.
600 blooming plants 200 cases of
Southern smlaN and crimson rambicr
plants IN addition tl hundreds Of
dozens 0f eut aowefs. The presidents
room will bc o wel! stocked eahaerta
tors
President fBii aud his party will
reaeh lsr ballroom at o'clock Il II
estimated Chat somewhere between
10000 ana $4,000 persons will attend
iae ball
N order That everything may so
on in proper order there VIII bu u
fsor committee of 800 Washington
men
When the president and his party
arrive at The building they viii ho
Shown 10 tha presidents room on
The second floor They will come
down tno west stairway and into The
hall an esele viii bc roped of With
silken cords ana viii lend into tho
r0tunda, on % The righ3 around tho
c#at side pf the Fountains aud baek
10 The Wees door
Leading the presidential mafdh viii
be the famous f0rly-aix nailonal bean.
ties handsome men chosen hY tho
senior senplofs from various slaies.
The f0riyslx win be the special guafd
Of honor 10 Tho new president ana hts
party Directly behind the handsome
guard viii como Mr and Mre TAFT
and directly hfalnd them The newly
inanguraied Vice president and Mfa.
janet scaolcraf Sherman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-03
LOCAL FIRE PROTECTION POOR

Toe fire which wiped ont t1a Mcs
culre home on Elm this morning
shows The lnaieniAcy 0f tiFe pfolec
lion lcr peopie ilYing north IT Noble
ana aast D iseuad siroeiit
Tho ffp trucks failed T. show up
until hfIean minutes after tlle alarm
tas turned in. By that isme the
bailalgg waa practically consumed
After The b was lalh iht r. was
ao uktef Win 2 slin wind blowing
noihlne could liase ssfed 3 Whole
h0eR of dwellings,
Whit Is uepdel ie mere eHultas
BE distribution of Ore apparatus The
cllg voted $4,000 Gov aadiil9aal ilte
uruieei il many months ago hni iAuH
an ms Splendid buslneaa Renubll
ean aHmlnistfailupr HIS not seen NJ
10 carry out nc wishes Of the bond
Yolera
Wht Ellis ihc present fire depart
uef Isl
Lack 81 apparatus
af IT anseF pressure
Fat horses that cynnot run
The department does lhe best
ean under lhe circumstances. bat n
soHId neycr conquer y real ElFe
There should he Gre station 10
afsrx ward
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-03
FRANCHISE

AT the meeting Of the Western Base.
lall association directors. holl yes.
eidny AZ Joplin, Mo the berth leit
1aeanlby oklahoma city was voted t0
iulhrie, which club takes the place Oh
he Nets m the schedule already made
ont
When themeetlng began there we're
twU factions, the one in favor of tak-
ng N Guthrie and the other Nv dropl
1lng Enid and taking III 81 smlih aa
Independence Bur the magnatossooa
NV that 1t would b. & foolish move
% drop The Ralifoaaoie. after only
season trial and shoWed their faith
InEnid by giving Guthrie tho yacsat
place
hca II was deeIded that It was an.
aecessarytO holl an extra session 10
make out q new schedule fnr lhc new
'lub could NJ NIT III tho place ~ lhn
Nets IN the schedule without any iron.
ale The only reaaau tho superstition
Tas made 10 afop Enld wa7 because
fttc jump from lie eastern towns OF
The circuit 60 Oklahemn. bui when
3ulhiie was aufeealed to mase Win
the Enid ciuh ii wa demonstrated
that the naEuatpf we're not against
Enid Other business Of the meeting
was transacted and she directors pat.
ed IA the heal III spirits
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-03

II sulphur NAI pdat1u
The senate committee on privileges
aud elections reported favorably tne
bil introduced by Senators Franklin.
Taylor nna nlllups yesterday. proyld.
ing for calling apecial elections under
lhe initiative and referendum powers
reserved TO the people by the cOnstlta.
ton Il IS alleged that the object O.
he bin Is TO submit the election law
which failed 10 pass with the emef-
eency section
By q vote Of 20 10 s the emergency
clause was attached 10 the primary
election bin Of senator Taylor. which
passed the senate last week
The good roads hlil recently passed.
hy the house reached the senlte this
morning
The greater part of TIE morning ses,
sicn was spent 10 considering tho gcu,
etal revenue bill by Anthony by q
vote Of 10 70 IA the senate refused 10
change the house amendment making
he taxes payable an al enc time 9nl
lot in TWO payments as now provided
rio proposition of leYylng 4 state taN
rr school purposes and prorailng oy
sr the state also lost
A special committee appointed 10
investigate House I'm No 2l7 by Max
eyand Mharnc. reported the billun.
constitutional
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-03
TAYLOR WANTS ALL BILLS
PLACED ON TIVE CALENDAR
Opponents Question ACCESSIBILITY
Of Locating All Institutions
at This Time

The question Of adopting Or re
iecilug the renori made latc last nlga
BY The public splldines committee ree
ommending that no additional public
institutions De located az this present
seeslcn save two normal schools on
The easi side of The state. one I'd
TahlcQuah ana Durant. and an eastern
asylum location to be recommended
BY the committee later was he.1w
the senate This morning The report
was nol discussed last night owing ta
The fact that a majority of the mem.
bers were NOT present The pr0posi
ti0n was brought in 4 focus shortly
before nqoa when Caucus ChalrnnH
Taylor made q motion ia place on Tho
calendar the several public institution
bills which had been introduced o.
had reached The ssnaie from The hnu8e
that the committee had not reported
cut Among The bills included HI the
motion are HOUSE Blll Sl. l0ealns
q state indualrial aud training achail
~ rhickaHha. House I'm No 3G2 lo
calnR The Eastern preparatory schul
90 clarom1ra. house bin locating
tho negro industrial school "a Boley,
bin By Yoaaef locating lhe Technical
training Aehoul Al Tulaa md @ BIN hy
Senator smith laaiing normal
school At DUNCAN
Senator 1hnmsa moved lhat tEa
bills b. voted upan separately, stating
thai IN bis opinion me senaip WON'T
confirm the report Of tie public huil
lng6 committee md II 20 ihcrc was no
need cf placing the bills on the call
ef..:...
Senator Davis spoke IN favor Of lfe
Taylor notion stating that tho mst.
ter Of arranging the bills on the cal
ondlr and assigning days for consld
Grafton could BE- i4fi % tile steering
committees He said he was m iap3f
of voting upon all Bills offered hul wa
NOT M f3eef II some ui me lnslll
tlonR being created
President 0fgham spokb lu fav6a
OF hc report ol lhe committee and
against ihe Taelaf motion. deelaeln4
q would De unWlse far the Legislature
10 open the door to these propositions
ny illIs late day IN The session when sa
much Important aid neeaed loglsla
ton ws pendlng Ile maintained uat
from D partisan standpoint ana from
'he standpoint 0f the taxpayers aua
the welfare Of he state that only me
emergency institutions be located at
this session
Senator Eggefman. chairman OF The
public buildings committee, explained
ihe action Of the committee IN mak.
ing the report and stated that only
ihe question of policy hld been c,n.
sitefed, and not the merits of lha III
atilutl0na.
Senator fsfanklin also voiced tho
fentlments pI the committee A no.
zion 10 recess. thg hour Of noon having
arrived was losl upon roll clll 80 Il
vote Of II Il 90
Russell ne1l o1A ihe noor aud made
New Jerusalem talk about cutting
ise pie for she state Institutions fol.
loWlng which. motion Of Graham. re.
coss vag taken until ls0. when Gha
rull VIII be ealled upon ihn question.
ihc previous question hlylug heea
called Tor plier q ihe adjournment
House BilI No 3S7. nv Harrison.
et Al making an appropriation for the
maintenance Of The siate deaf senoul
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-03
SAYS WHEAT WILL co HIGHER

the Cincinnati hailseF. tried To COR
nef wheat twenty years aHn and hc
aas taught q lesEon that n0 oaa who
ha anything 10 do with the whuet
mefket viii ever forget lie was
hmhshe1 and hf keu and pulled down
several banks 10 rule II the crash
Traders Aay that vnu control The
eash wheai Of the country tho wheat
kim aa Informed
SAT- hp cash wheps avn Il here
II Chicago elevators | ana selllnE
II every duy io ne mills cur arm
aells from boO0d 10 1bl0oo bushels &
das to he Mill We always hnye
eaah aheat 6r ale ThaE Il Uir
baalnesa I dou eonffal 1he cash
Wheat for There arc lfe00.0 .001 bushels
Il the mills IN the North
Don't make sensational aiofy
Ont 0G the wheat market foF hers ls
uafiY noihlrE sensational III Il
have simply followed tie market and
have nothing ~ do With The price.
rle lew of supply ard demand resu-
laiea tha price and have bought
Continued On raks flsp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-03
FRANK INQUIRIES BARN BURNS

Fire startling a. 1850 this morning
from unknown origin destroyed the
barn on the premises Of ex.Counfy A.,
lorney n II Mcclure at SOL East
Mansug avenue. The Gre was not dis.
covered until the barn WAS entirely
ablaze prpmn action Of the women
IN the nelghhoghood saved lhe two
lno horses III the stable and the bug.
gy and surrey The harness, fcrd aud
other effects. however were consumed.
no insurance was carried The loss
on the barn Is estimate at $3.50 whla
The other loases will amount 10 sian.
Tho fre department arrived IA time
70 check the fire from spreading.
Ai two o'clock truck No answered
an alarm turned ln from the residence
81 John Iiehhafl 4la South Division
street where 4 Hraas nae ia tho yard
was getting besond control No dam
aso wns reuuflea