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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-14

The grand jury appeared Interested
in Chamberlains defense and the OF
fetal was hopeful of escaping the rain
of accusations and indictments every
one else expected to come. But he also
was included in the charges of NAL
feasance.
District Attorney Bullock. DR.. j. l.
Ross and L. p Behrens were included
by the grand jury without being sum-
moned to testify. Bullock was accused
of malfeasance on the ground that he
had aided Chamberlain, and particu-
larIy that he advised the supervisors,
as they said, not to pass the resolution
ordering him to begin suit for the in
terest due the county.
The assistance of Attorney General
Webb, through one of his deputies,
probably will be asked again, for Bull
lock will be placed in the peculiar po-
sition Of being compelled to draw up
indictments against friends charged
with him.
The grand jury will not hold an
other session until next week, having
adjourned Yesterday subject to the call
of the chair.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-14
INSTRUCTION SCHOOL
HELD FOR GUARDSMEN
Inspecting Officer Finds New
Company in Good Shape
rcx:xI n:.s~.-L :. I'll. en-
TSpeciol Dispofch 10 The Call

PETALUMA, Jan. 13.-Sergeant Leroy
Elston of the United States army, held
a school of instruction for noncommis-
stoned officers OF Company K, national
guard. last night. He found the men
well primed and the company in good
condition.
Company K takes the place of Com
pany c, disbanded for lack of interest
and support.
During the inspection Sergeant Els
ton instructed the officers on points, and
questioned the men closely.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-14
ERA OF CiIVALRY DEAD;
NO DUELING ALLOWED
Romantic Challenger Jailed in
Southern California

Los ANGELES, Jan. 13.-What is be-
lieved here to be the first action ever
taken under the state law prohibiting
dueling was begun before Justice Ell
lis at Whittier today. Felix Barrieta
Artinza was held to the superior court
to answer a complaint made by T. L.
Sanchez, a rancher and former employer
of Artinza, to the effect that he re-
ceived a letter from Artinza chalieng-
ing him to a duel with rapiers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-14
RANCHER KILLS NEIGHBOR
IN. QUARREL OVER DITCH
Slayer Gives Himself Up to PO-
lice at Santa Ana

TALBERT, Jan. 13.-Following a
quarrel over a draining ditch, Sylvester
H. Overtaker, a rancher living two
miles east of this place, shot Gus
tavus Winn, a neighbor, three times to-
day, killing him.
0vertaker Immediately left for Santa
Ana, where he gave himself up to the
officers.
Bad blood had existed between the
two for some time. 1t is said that Winn
was not armed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-14
PROMISES TO HAVE HETCH
HETCHY HERE IN S YEARS

Mayor Mccarthy promised. at meet
ing in Richmond hall last evening to
bring Sierra water into San Francisco
within FIVE years.
Il stand here as a practical man." he
said, elected mayor of this city and
county by the votes of the people, to
tell you that l will have the Hetch
Hetchy in San Francisco, as sure as
there is a God in heaven, before five
years roll away
The meeting to tell the truth on the
water question" as it was advertised
on the banners, was opened by w. R.
Hagerty, who questioned the honesty
of the retiring supervisors in rescind-
ing resolutions by which the Ruef
board tried to annui the Spring Valley
franchise. At this point in his remarks
a man in the audience whose only in
terest in water was in not drinking
1t started an argument of his own.
officer Charles Goff restored peace by
carrying the disturber out of the
building.
After Hagerty finished and Michael
Casey had been introduced by Chair
man A. e. foell, the meeting was again
disturbed by the elected visitor falling
down stairs.
Its some of the bad pipes breaking
out in 'front.'" Casey said at the noise,
scoring the hit of the evening.
Casey then went on to describe the
magnificence of the Hetch Hetchy.
which he had visited, and to condemn
Spring Valleys watersheds and dis
tributing system as worthless Then
came Mayor Mccarthy.
Ladies and gentlemen" the mayor
began, thanking the lone lady there in
the name of the city and county for
her public spirit in attending the water
meeting. He then told of the great
wealth that had come out of the people
into the Spring Valley Golfers the many
years past, during which time its pro-
moters had in some instances retired
from business and others from earth.
Those in heaven, he added. he never
spoke i'll of, but he was not so tender
as to those on earth. The price to be
paid Spring Valley would look nice
to Bourn, whom he described as
lovely fellow" who would know well
how to spend It,
After describing the present water
supply as trickling into reservoirs over
"billygoat and nannygoat tracks" the
mayor told how his confidence in Presi-
dent Dutton of the Fireman's Fund in
surance company had been disturbed.
ASSIGNED TO DISTRICT ATTORNEY
man r. V. Williams was assigned for duty at
r--r-
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-14

Y. NJ. G. A. BUILDING DEsTRoYED-Bost
Jau. 13.-The Boston Young Mems Christian
Association building at the corner of Boyles-
ton and Berkeley streets, In the Back Bay DIS
trict was destroyed by FIRE early today. The
loss will exceed $500. 600. 4 fireman was in-
jured, not seriously. by falling from ladder
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-14
Rent Your Rooms

Advertise your rooms in The Call
and they viii not be tenantless long.
TIE Call gives quick results and the
rates are low Phone Kearny Sc for an
adman TO call and see you.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-14
BARRIERS DEATH CAUSED
BY FIT ON RAILWAY
Autopsy Shows Coroner's Judg-
ment Was at Fault
[Speeial Dispateh % The CaRl

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
SANTA BARBARA. Jan. 13.-An au-
topsy on the body Of Harry T. During,
a San Francisco barber. found dead on
the railway tracks at Guadalupe.
shows that he died in a fit. The cOroner's
verdict yesterday was that During had
been murdered
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-14
JURORS ARRAIGN
COUNTY OFFICIALS
MaIfeaSance in Office Attributed
to District Attorney, Treas
urer and Judge
Bank President and Cashier Are
Indicted for Failing to
Pay Interest
Continued From Page L

Chamberlain protested, he was COM
PEELED to allow the banks TO use the
money without the payment of interest.
Interest in Defense
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-14

ASSIGNED TO DISTRICT ATToRNEY-Police-
man r. v. Williams was assigned for duty at
the district attorney's office by Chief Cook
yesterday in succession TO Policeman Charles
Con. assigned to Captain Moneys district
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-14
Rent Your Rooms

Advertise your rooms in The Call
and they will not be tenantless long.
The Call gives quick results and the
rates are low Phone Kearny S6 for an
adman to call and see you.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07
!. SHORT CUTS
! THE TO NEWS

Deputy United states Marshal Al
Goff returned late this afternoon trom
Oklahoma City having IN custody
woman charged with opening reg
lstered letter addressed 70 ano,her
party.
THE city council last night insIr'iet
cd the mayor and public building com
mittoc to repair the Itnorted Leaks
IN tho Convention hall building pre-.
pa .aiory to tho conyening of the spr-
clal session OF the legislature
In order that the Elbow" district
might properly be drained Of stag
nnnf water and prevent backwalet
from the Cottonwood river. The cry
council last night instructed The cry
engineer to prepare plans Tor the
construction Of storm sewer on
seventh street. from Grant avenue
north to ihc Cottonwood river,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07
IS THOMPSON TO RESIGN!

II IL stated that J u. thompson
CT pauls Valley. win tender his resls
n tion as chai' man OF the Democrauc
state committee Mr.. Thompson nas
been chairman OF the committee
.irce statehood. His close friends az
sn-t that he will be candidate Iof
attorney general In the Democratic
primaries next July.
&. A. smith, editor OF TIE Chandler
Tiibune.. who. rendered his reslgna'
lion az manager OF the Denocra's
p.css bafesu on January !, has beel
asked 10 hold over nnfli IN" ''s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07
OKLAHOMA DENIED
GO0O MANS SERVICES

3 T. cerlach OF Woodward, ,XhG
q widely known throughout thsS
northwest part OF the state a.
banker and man OF remarkables
business ability, was last night ten
dered the positlon OF chairman OF the
state board OF public aifairs by Gov.
ernor Haskell 10 Gil the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF Col.
nov Hoffman. Mr.. Gerlach this morn
INK thanked the governor tof the
honor bestowed, but stated that y
would be impossible for him 70 ae-
cent rAe position on sceoant OF bis
large private interests Banker Ger
lach Is q prominent DemoersI ana
WAS a delegate TO the Denver Demo-
cratic convention from Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07
PIONEER COTTON MILLS
FLAT7ER|hG Showing

Al the directors meeting OF Inc
pioueer cotton mill Thursday the re-
port OF Manager J, II. Douglas snow. snow
cd the concern 10 be In fiou' isii'nk
condition and that s20o.DOO wofth ..
manufactured p odnets, consisting OF
hemp ard cotton iwlnc and cotton
rope had been tuned oni dnflng inc
year 1903. with prospects for o ihhc'
larger output this year.
The report Of The treasure showeo
lhat the earnings during The yea
we're equal 10 two per cent monl'
on the investment.
The management Is contemplating
increasing The force OF employees y
The near future. The company nov
has . weekly pay roll Of sl,5oo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07

In the United States clrcuii coui,
last evening the case OF enc Vnl,en
states ". Joe Bryant, charged WIN
perju In pawnec county prior "a 20
statehood. was transferred to Feh'
oral Jurisdiction from the Oklanoma,
criminal court of appeals Bryah'
wos nj one time convicted and sent
enccd TO serve one year in the req
eral ponitentiary at LeavehwoI,h
Kas. but secured the transfer OF Wy
ease from tho territorial court altel
| oklahoma was admitted and has car
,led IL through the supreme conr
and The court OF appeals
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07
HEIREss nor FOUND, THEY SAY

pnilnaelpbia, Jan. 7-Eyeftone
connected With the search fdr Ro
,iir y, .epvfr ensff- tIr,l srffs" nasf 'begffi
lblnd. Robert Buist. the wea,thy
gIancfatfes Of the missing girl: n A.
Walton. his attorney. and police of.
fc'als all issued denials OF The re-
port
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07
PAVING RESOLUTIONS PISSED

Anumber OF paving resolutions and
ordinance were passed vt ine elsy
council meeting lasl night. The re-
-...... : = ~ A~ard af appraisers on the
having GU West Oklahoma avenue.
from the Santa Re right Of MY ty
Fifth st ees. and on North Fifth
street from Noble 10 Oklahoma. vas
read aud January % set for hearing
protests. Messrs. Galen Grow. Grant
Hsnsord aud III. II Dodd we're APP
pointed as board Of appraisers on the
Maple and North D!exel boulevard
pavement
The final estimate OF the city en2i-
y YER on the construction OF the Io-
gan avenue storm sewer ip West
Guthrie was approved and the claim
ef the Contractor for 232 an Was
allowed and ordered paid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07
FRA published in Daily Leader january
:, iDl0D
OKLAHOMA STATE INSANE ASYLUM
Az v,N,TA, OKLAHOMA,

rbe gtate Board OF Public Affairs wli'
,,.soive sealed proposals until twelve
e'cael, noon sharp, on ,ho qua uu' lo'
r.bruary 1910. for the erection ana com
,Ie,lon, including plumbing. heating ana +
electric wiring Of building Nos' J hno =
te.,ee,ively, to be erected ~ sl'st"'
otlnhoma. I'm strict accordance WIN lh'
nlany specifications and detahs ~
furnished by Charles W Dawson, Afrhl-
,eel N,sloeee Oklahonia. ana u p'
orccted under the supervision 81 Inc S'aU'
p,ard Of Public Affairs and US SUPER
vlsinp Architect. eogcther win we
terms Of proposal and contract
Plans aud specifications may be seen
n tho office of oliver i'aghy Chairman
vinlta Ollahoma the office OF lho STATE
pnord Of Pablo Affair and ~ the of'i'o
Of the supervising Architecl oE INC
s.ate Board Of public Affalrs al Guihr'''
oklahoma; and at the office OF chari'T
~ pawson. Architect Muskogees okW-
hona.
an proposals shall be submitted on
) eaeh buIidinG separately and ~ dnpacair'
] ~ forms furnished TO actunl bidders ns
no Architect for The State Board oi
public Affairs and no aroposal submitted
a o,hcf than on this form VIII hase con
p sIderntlon.
.. certified check equal to i've PEI
% o.ntum ,s, n the total amount OF thshei'
Of npepegal suhnlted by bidder shan nc
Of company snch proposal. and shall -
N mad. .,ayable 20 tho Chairman o. ~
le state noafd OF public Affairs. to ghaf
n aniec ,hc Board that the bidder 10 wi'"i
the work is awarded. will comply VIII
~ an requirements exaeled Under W
a.; ,efms III ttie proposal and specification
ll and will. within the time speclIi'd' '''e
into a valid ana satisfactory r"h''"o
ng and furnish and file an aeceplaple non
in vi.h the roard OF Public Affaits
Nv ona.nniee the ful and faithful perform
anee 81 the contract
I;iddcrs desiring the excllslve ns'
mn plnna ard specifications shall col''ff WI
MI ch,rles ". pawson. Architect Tor term
~ etc
ia a..mont wlu be made 10 zen tlpl yF
on. flvs II, pef cent eoupon waiiaa'", y
liz eta.e reserylns the right 20 pay tne
tic ,ca,,apty on any time. and bidders
las ,hc contract mnai govern themselves 4
tee cffdingly, ~,
as. The stato roard of Public Afia'
for reserves the right % reject any or
ltic nreao4at submitted. Of 70 accept Y
proposition or combination Of prop"
Her ,Ions. II such appear to BE- i''e pes'
ma terests Of the state.
i'ic Al proposals shall be enclosed N sra
cen enseioness an, "BuhdfhE; II az VilIia, OK
hona. and addressed 70 r A. chanjI
Acting Secretary. Guthrie. Oklahoma.
TT noy HOFFMAN,,
Chairman
n a. CHANDLER
Acting Secre arr
ere y wEArHERs,
In Architect for State noard Of Public
~ Affairs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07
fBy Assccia.ed Pr.ss /,

y. Louis Mo, Jan. With exeep-
tloa Of few places. The Ncsissippi
r'ver Is froyeS over tolay from ST.
Paul. Minnesota, to Grand Tower
Illinois for fhe first time In years
AZ river craft in 81. Louis harbor
= y nloesed BY ice one to five feet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07
'llI-7- IIl77E' ll'l7I 2 . -
FRESH TOPICS
OF THE TOWN
san.a Ee brakeman Hurt.

santa Fe Brakeman o N Mur.
hin of Meramec. Okla. who was
eaueh, between freight cars at that
mace Yesterday passed tafough Guln-
lie today en- route 20 Topeka 70 lv
ceive treatment in the SANTA re h9ls3..
nital NIurpin sustained an ugly gast
6n his bead and his left ankle was
badly fractured.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07

THO finance committee OF the Guy
eonneil last night made report rec,
ommcnding settlement OF me so.Voo
claim Of Mrs. J A. Statum ior PER
sonal Injuries. for $3oG Mrs. St,t
tum lell through hole In The Noble
avenue bridge several mouths ub",
Action on the matter was ue'efre"
until the next meeting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07
silnned and erake an Arm.

Santa Fe Conductor Alex Jones' y.
the Guthrie Purcell local irelgh.
rup. slipped aud fell on the icy ground
n the local yaeds, sustaining nad
break of his right arm above lhe
wrist. He left last night Tor topeka
10 lake treatment 81 the santa re
hospital.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07
VIII Repair Fire Wagon

iIpon recommendation " Fire Nhiel
cr,her and the flre committee, me
civ council lar night authorized me
oserhauling Of No. fire wagon o.
IN West Side station New nuns,
ax,es and new bed are TO be maue'
besides general repairing and 'e'
painting Of t,le wagon ana iauuers'
which viii cost $3.50.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07

Tr:s Tr:ss;Ss;;'sS5E EnNA

ners who was banlv shaken up and
rendered unconscious for an hour as
the result Of a fall on the ley pave.
mtlh IN rrnt of the Guthrie Gas com.
paIg Office Thurs ay afternoon, is
much heiier tnday His injuries are
not considered serious by The physi-
cfans who have advised confinement
saiS his home for few days. Col
onel Epckner had tried case In the
county court and was on his way en-
'rpptes Mtthe Government land office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07
cal, 70 Baseball Fan.

All persons Interested In Gulnr'e
maintaining Il wlnning team ~ lne
Wcste n association nexl season afe
urged 10 be present at the meeting
/, bc held this evening IN the coun'
d, chambers at the city hall. some
matters of vital Importance 10 an
fans will be taken up
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07

The city council meets IN speeial
session next Monday 10 consider 'ie
bids for the recent $4,000 pohu 's'
$40 voted FOR public utilities,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07
R1eakfast.

Breakfast.
Apple sauce and cream. eaten Win
rusk: cornel beef hash Ga left ove9, I
griddle cakes. toast, tea and conee'
Luncheon.
Creamed halibut Ga left over), po-
tato cakes Ga left over, cress sand
wiches. crackers heated with cheese.
corustarch hasty pudding with lidmd
/ sauce, tea
Dinner.
Yesterdays soup, liver and bacon,
\ baked bananas. canlfiowee, French
pancakes, black cuffee. The Daily
Leader
The Ladies' OF the G A Il will
hold their regular meeting saturday
afternoon at o'clock in their nan
on East Harrison.
The Benevolent society held 4
profitable meeting this afternoon ~
the home of Mrs. l.. A. Hahn, Hlt
East Cleveland avenue, There was
large attendance OF members
Mr.. and Ms. l.. n Houston are en-
teriaining III their home, IlJ flaA'
Noble avenue, their daughter. Mrs
j. =. Cook Of Enid.
The local G.. A. r. post and Won
an ! Kelel posi- will hold joint In
stallation meeting Saturday night 4
Knights OF Columbus hall All nom
hers OF both orders and their lnm
lilies are urged TO attend.
Miss Helen Mccoy will be hosles
10 the Rooney Mooney shah GU
Saturday afternoon al her home, 6o
East Washington avenie,
NJ and Mrs T.. + Leach will 81
tertain the Saturday Evening WINS
club at 6 O'Clock dinner Salllrda
evening.
Misses Ethyl Nmamaker and itil,
Smith arc visiting friends In Sli
water
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ruthven are
tertaining Mrs. +. Hofine of kansi
, City, Mo.
: Miss May Doldc Is visiting n
. brother In saltwater
Miss Mildred Ilaws returned Ia
! evening from a visit IN okiahoi
Y CITY with relatives.
. Miss Marguerite Cronin OF
y I.eayenworth, Kas., Is the guest
8 Miss Annie Foley.
3 Mrs. J. r. Cottingham ia ent
& tanning the Friday Afternoon Ehci
q club This afte noon At her home
y East Mansur avenue.
q Mr.. Marian NJ. Marshall and "
y lille b Smith. both OF Goodnis
~ were united In marriage ihufSt
& afternoon by County Judge -
y Slrang. The couple returned on
E evening train 10 Goodnight wh
k t4ey will make their future hol
~ 4. M. Marshall is q prominent yo'
k Logan county farmer
40 The local Eagles lodge Will 2
5E their annual ball IN the ci'y nan
sk aItorium Tuesday evening, Jalln
~ %
sS Mrs. s. r. Bates is Wishing :
y. iyes In Enid.
A comp,Imrntary to Mrs. Wen
.ss Phelps Of Kansas City, Mrs u,
S@ Carlin entertained al cards ~
81 day afte noon at her home, bo'
~ Cleveland avenue. The aileri
~ was spent at bridge after when J
81 refreshments were served.
~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07

Corporations are robbed and black.
mailed every day. In the most cruel
manne. possible. By men who claim 10
De sbctfIts al the immortality OF the
corporations.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07

Howard r Ice, manager O WI
Cnlhrie baseball club last season. y
receiving some nattering ofers IRON
Western and Central league clubs 70
take the management q 'heif '"'"'''
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07
FHEncHMAa FLIES HIGH
NV asanriafed press.l

Mormelon, France. Jan. 7.--D During
4. tvrt,-l,yea niinntes sDectaciLtal
tfnDiiicially estimated az fhifty-lhree
bundled feet,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07

when the accident occurred c. 81
elothie- and other emnloyes OF the
gas office assisted In 1aliipg him 10
his home. Judge Bucktef-has beeh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07

Lieutenant Governor G. w. Beilainy
arrived In the capital last night 10 get
In on the special session talk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07

Attorney s. j Iiurt was here from
Sapulpa Thursday renresentiDg Mrs
rohy Davis before the governor on
the Colorado reauisition.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07
PERSONAL
AND LOCAL

Judge Stewart OF Hollis, who naa
been assisting his brother Andrew
Stewart OF Mangum, in case before
the supreme court returned 70 his
home al Hollis last night. Andy
Stewart IS still In the city, and de-
etates The state OF Greer, with two
Bew -lines of railway being built and
:. bumperPrice for all cereals, IS stlli
The garien OF happiness aud real De
mocracy, solid in the faith and VIII
ing to meet the issues az, tHey may
come.
r. A. IIough Of Chicago Is q cnth-
ric visitor.
c. Il. Lipscomb Is he.e ON 81
Joseph. Mo.
Edgar Nichols returned TO okMho-
ma city last evening.
Attorney s. J. llurt was here from
Sapulpa Thursday renresentipg Mrs.
Toby Davis before the governor On
the Colorado re1uisition'
]. II, Gray and G. BsAdley were "
Guthrie Thursday evening ffom
\ Cherokee.
Lieutenant Governor G. w Bethany
arrived in the capital last night 10 gat
\ In on the special session talk
Senator y. j. Soiiam arrived in tle
city last evening from Ponca Cits
Col. Roy Hoffman leaves tonight
ior Washington y, q, 70 meet Wi'n
the national committee on military "
fairs Of which he was recently made
membes. He win Iemaln In me
national capital several days.
Il ID. $. Rose returned to Blackwell
last evening
Rev. l.. ]. Parker Ia In coldwater
4 ". II. Brown OF Crescent passed
through the city last evening en- follta
/, 10 Kansas city, sasi
Prof. C. C. Robinson was In oklaho'
ma City Thursday
t Assistant United States Attorue'
Z Isaac TAYLOR was IN Oklahoma slt'
y Thursday.
!. W. r. Hendlicks Of The sehHol Ian
q dep rtmcmt len last night for bij
y home IN Nedford.
t.
& NJ. u. McGill was In Oklahoma CIV
=, Thursday
pr District Judge Al II. Huston "a
y returned from KIngllBher where Y
y held d brief session OF court W
state Game Warden J ;. Askew J
here from Chickasha.
be Banker A. ]. Niles returned th'
re morning ON trip to coyle-
ng
IN Deputy Marshal Al Golf is IN O
~, lahona City.
all -~-- ,. sss III.
o. r. Smith Is In Mnskogees
ny A. u. lIumbarger Of the anditor
office returned this morning no
I'M Tulsa. 4& ass
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07

Senator \. ]. Solsiam arrived IA me
city LAST evening from Ponca Cits
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07

FOR RENT Modern. new six room
house on Warner avenue. Rent
moderate. Inquire "R, r." care Lead
er.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07

J. ii, Cray and c. Bsadley were ~
Guthrie Thursday evening from
Cherokee,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07

Col. Roy Hoffman leaves tonight
ior Washington, d. g., 70 meet WITH
the national committee on military az.
fairs Of which he was recently made
membeg. lie will iemaln IN the
national capital several days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07

Edgar Nichols returned to okMho-
ma City last evening
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G. Il. Lipscomb Is hc.c I ON 81.
Joseph. Mo.
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Rev. l.. j, Parker Is In ccldwater.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-07

r. A. Hough Of Chicago IS cuth-
fie visitor.
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Dinner.

Yesterdays soup, liver and bacon,
baked bananas. canlflowee, French
pancakes, black coffee The Daily
Leader.