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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
Out 0the Wisdom Of
CYNT1IAGRFY


Give and Get.
Life 81 a magician vase, fun 20
the brim. and SO made that you
cannot thrust your hand into H..
of pour. OF ZIP. or draw ont ~ f.
II oyerfiows into your hand only
when you drop something into H.
And what you set Is ri The same
quality ne that which you give
N you drop IN love q overflows
love n sou drop in charity e.
overflow charity Drop Ia envy
and jealousy and hate and ~ VIII
overflow these same things into
your own life
Love will drew The world t0 You
and surround you aith an atmos
phere of happiness and success it
viii bring 10 sou an the good
things that make the joy Of living
IT, opposite will drive them all
away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

ttoue There's Only place IN the world where
realised lee fullest and that the
mother and her children q
their rights the
thar their Is he
Americas mother class lar 90
world
she her husband and their children s Of
The There 10
10 bondage aud ndat5 % the mother herself
Or
mother gf The united who pro
sho conqueging
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

Cut up into cubes cups Of cold
boiled potatoes. a little parsley.
small onion chopped fine Put Ia
dish ia layers. then pour over for
sreaainE tablespponfulH u melted
butter. a dust ~ mustard little
salt. a little cayenne. 2 tablespoon.
iHlA 81 vinegar. fesspoonfuia ~
sugar aas lastly the Suiee ~ lem.
an oser ali
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
Spanish salad

Cut Va halves several hard boiled
eggs and place them az Intervals on
the lettuce on your salad plate In
between place stuffed olives and a
few Tomatoes cut IN two Cover
each egF with mayonuaiae Place
this dish ia front % the hoatess.
who wlil serve 30 eaeh guest one
Of each % the ingredients ~ the
salad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

lloil = peck Of small potatoes
when cold pare and ellrc very
thin cot a medium raw onion very
thin. teaspoonfui ~ salt Y tea.
spoonful pepper. ? tabl~apoonfuls
olive Oil. teaspoonful sugar. < cup
Of vinegar Add these ingredients
70 the sliced potatoes, raising up the
potatoes with two forks carefully
then pour a tearup 81 boiling water
over The whole and chop fine few
sprays of parsley 10 Earnish With.
"a the parsley improves enc flavor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06


va,m a. The star VIII yoa
= ~ ~ 4 lex words iu answer
4 Nsrv Man
a. an Old fashioned still can
r.se brad - gucd as bis grand
~nAer or msue. either can cook
s.sks chota. reasts or ans other
~ X meat. know hos to boil
xSanes properly. also % cook them
1 ssriuns other ways make de-
s,,uss salads. cakes. pies and GOOD
90 ullse. I trim my owa hats
- maze as own drvssea, and
iesp NJ bousr In peFFsct order.
i hst an yerY proud % my &C.
ccwslishmsnts and I'm not very
&d. sithey.
I hase 4 good home. being my
Msksrs house keeper. ard ! don 3
ssst 70 ers married uniess meet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
FASHIONS

Tho spherical button IN gilt and
also In silver ~ appearing among
the novelties IN dress trimming
Small dogskln gloves for the little
one are made like a mans glove
and close with IA single clasp.
Tho latest aigrets are shaped like
a palm leaf fan and many Of them
have two small Mercury wings
poised at the base IN most effec.
tive manner.
The puff IL again IN evidence; 4
adOrns the sleeve anywhere. seem.
ingly. between the shoulder aud
wrist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

feeding them. hat be- had not tho
poWra - refnoye the enchantmcut.
AZ last AGES after the kinE and
hls ffieuds bad died. - Patrick
came to Ireland preaching the
biasaed GOSPEL and building
churches One of Those churches
sas built uear Lake Killarney. and
a great bell waa huns ID is tower
Then one das it rang oat and the
swans. on hearing Il. were imme.
disfely chanEod back to children
and iiv1d happily for many years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

After thoroughly rinslug IN three OF
four waters they should BE- put
through milk n rolled for a short
time and then ironed the handker.
chiefs will look like new
when ironing. try settling the
iron on n heated brick instead Of
perforated fiatiron stand. The
iron VIII keep hot much longer
II you run short OF chicken whom
making salad. take pork chops and
cook then IN the broth They VIII
absorb the chicken flavor and look
the aauie AH chicken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

spsahsssI Whh ramato...

Cut y round Of cheese in small
Elsssa. place IN good sired pudding
IA. turn over the cheese y
posnd q spaghetti that has been
sfokea . snail pieces. cooked soft.
sialheci. turn over cheese bot. let
s.And y minutes. then add ! can
= tomaioes. hot. tablespoon
Essf. str, st 10 oven until brown
@ t1p.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

Slice tomatoes IN rather thick
slices into salad bowl sprinkle
With salt and white pepper and set
away 10 get cool Before serving
pour over them whipped cream
with chopped olives. instead 81
mnyanuaiHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

mar Ealgor am Interested Ia
1--we ard matfimony am widow
4 sn.,8 luckink and good woman
~. h,aeeone and want sugnr one
love NJ. am worth tls.eo0.
- ~ man mgsg have shn same
fhope ! Will see the man Som = 10
xanis 4 good wife No "A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

Boil the beeta until tender. peel
aud soak IN vinegar until cold and
firm. SCOOP out the ceutera and
stuff with chopped celery and may
onnaiae dressing Serve on lettuce
ieavea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
a.L.a Eaas WIth Mlnr.a Liam-

VII = . pound % cracker
1anea With an equal quantity ~
a.s1 minced boiled ham N0istsn
- miKiu-e wifh a little stock or
sA.sf and butter. adding salt 10
.aass Put IN baking dish. make
ss1fessipns "a Il slEa Of an egg.
fsak On egg N each hollow and
80 Delicate brown in a good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

: Mia and ssft together cups 4
= x graham fsour. tablespoon {.
tH hFUNn SMEAR. Z level tea. /,
seaons q baking powder and ,
~ ieaapoun Of salt Heat I
2 90 uatil Hight. add 2 cups of 4
: ssses silk and stir gradually I
into Tar dry mixture Beat I
? nnfougAly. half I'll butfered (,
: maifln lins and bake in a hot 4
2 even for about % minutes I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
SALADS
HOW TO MAKE THEM
VEGETABLE SALADS.
strlna Bean Salad.

Take crisp lettuce and arrange In
roses. put ! large spoon Of cold
string heans. cover with salad dress
Ing and dot top with little squares
II heets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
WORTH
KNOWING

When. as aUmetimea happens. one
"a forced to wear an IncomfOIiably
rebf shoe. IL may be- % value 20
Know fhaf q folded cloth, wet in bot
water iaid over the pinchlns point
viii often afford relief Change me
cloth several times 10 keep up neat
which stretches the shoe ana
ahapes d 10 the foot
Paint the floors Of clothes presses
orcauionallv 20 keep moths away
wash The woodwork with strong SAT-
water with alum added 70 KIN IN
secfa n any splashea on the pollsh'
I'd wood remove az once Win =
damn cloth and dry ~ once Inis
h excellent treatment Tor oin
wooden bedsteads also.
Fine handkerchief should never
bo Included in the family wash but
Numbered separately, They SHOULD
b. pnt 10 soak IN warm soap suds
FOR rs 0r 20 minutes and then
saneozed np and down through the
fingers Next wash IN hot soap
auds 10 which bOrax has been added
I'm The bath they may be patted win
tho hands and lightly rubbed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
CYNTHIA GREYS
CORRESPONDENTS

Dear Mites Grey Ny naturally
CuFiY hair has bcoems straight sn
ths issi few months what = its
cause aua shat can Do 10 ~
store the cuFiT r. W
A This ia very unwnaRi cossgsl.
tier. AMI wasf - dns 60 chaaGa
~ youF xea#rai heaith fnpfevr
guur tgaifh. aiian po1 yuar hAif
every ten dASH ftah SCALP daily. and
cainh and hr8sh y0ur hair thorough
W twifa a day in feW mnnlha
yuuf hair win probably regain So
raFi
Dear Miss Grey what can 90
20 oeereom. talking in ms sleei =
What cnvsee seq a.
do mot eat fua heavy a niraf
ln tite evening Tnke a good hrirk
eaik for an hour before rstiriua
Have She room weii ventilated and
dunf iakn your worries e. led n 81
dee Sc activity ~ she ianln dufine
sleep. end lack ~ cawpiefe rela2a
tlon.
Drss Miss Grey A brown sBhs
stance has formed on my teeth near
tbs gumH II there ans WnY I nsr
Remove itF HuuaCRfHEu
At'ieHn your teeth once a week
eifh powdered pumlec stone. and
once a week with white saapmuda
Twice a weFk use nna. half strength
peroxide hydrogen es mouth wash
Dear Miss Grey have no indie
gesfion. nor do wsar tight cloth.
inK. but my Nose becomes r.a and
perspirna when 60 Into a wnrm
room frnfu outdaora what can
do for So WORRIED
ter when yUu come Indoors Ihiz
tion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

,.n"ips ne applies before parting
! 49,, ,sAs ne skins and cores. put ln
49,. 49, hfFe enough 10 bold them.
M No. cover with water and cook
~ ~ Wy soii strain. measure and
ss 80 y minutes then add an equal
Iss 1917 y SUGAR which has been
49, ~. 4. and boil tiil clear II you
&C.,, &c apples the Jelly viii he
Il w |" DARK AZ crab apple. and
sm yer he Jelly viii b. a fine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

~ w o. me haudsomest evening
br ss ..'.s@e dresses are glove fitting
iasss Eofms with leaning
me sun boned waist portion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
.4AAs&Ass a =
wANrgp-AopRgssUs, =


t.s,ess are held at The star bush
ng4ee Tor the followinx cor
49, s'..,,,.sasts 20 the Love aud Mat
.lmany column
~ Is as ictters1
M Bachelor
Boston Man.
4. n
ia hiiS
Ms A l.
Ambitious Bachelor
VI c 4
Cars Q
t.R l.
n q. Down and Out
go
pa
xsa
e.
Rensoa Girl.
Year One.
nackeye state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
Amberola
CITE ne~est EDISON

"A wonderful musical instrument beautiful piece Of
furniture Phonogaph with the horn built in
part of the cabinet
A trained musician may purchase piano, simply
for the beauty of its and the ghtncss of its action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

SUCCESS
WINTERS

Stella Josephine Feller u Harris
60. Texas. earned sl50.00o In a sin
gle afternoon BY marking down two
OIL wells she has been SO success
aul In discovering oil that she has
aimoaf daily offers Ol tens % thou
sands Of dollars 10 fees for special
work. Miss FeileF also has been re.
markedly succeasfui in discovering
Puiphur beds She has made n for.
tune ln on wells Of her own and In
fees. and IS now expendlug sau0 600
on nn orphan asylum 10 Beaumont
Mlsa Elsie ue Wone ~ New York
stands pretty near the head 81 her
craft 81 household decoration, and
makes nearly $50 600 year "a g.
She Says The secret Of her success
is work hard work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

The work ~ selecting the ladies
o. have charge % the different
booths "a the big carnival bazaar
o. be- held Ia Mammoth rink for
70 days. beginning January a. is
being done hy Rev John u ~ Brieu
and a host u workers. with offices
al room 800. Savoy hotel
p,asgn, hfr,,nrs ~, h,,,.. ...,t ellie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

tho olaaa OF work being done.
Third Floor Central building. Third aud
Columbia ST., Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

Take : eap sugar. y cup lard. Is
sss..paol sal; Cream g. sou would
ep'lef irsu ada 7 teaspoon cinna.
Aoa' Z Glove. 2 tablespoons molaa
- Beat wen Now add i cup
- u. coffee y yon have not whole
- y coffee fili e up with milk. 3
- iioaf 2 teaspoons cream Of
80. So and soda n heaplng f. will
~ the cake Beat we'll and last
go = cup 81 clrranta or chopped
..'.'ns dfedged with FLOUR Beat
San AID bake about hale an hour
sui Pgfis Bon one cup of maple
asab Fi'h two cups If powdered
49, $50 aue onehalf cup " cream.
= - Without stirring until "a spoon.
~ form q soft bail when test.
: 'hen remove from fire. and beat
creamy consistency Add e
..ss.poonill d vanilla or almond 20.
w., J. sna aiir "a chopped nat meais
~ klnd Drop from the tip 81
'po@n onto tuttered paper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
0pE@lIYf0T]
DAILY sssU


DAILY MENU. I
Breakfast.
, Bananas I
! Cereal With Cream I
! Scrambled Egws
1 fIFzhnm Maffina Coffee I
4 pinrer. I
0nlon soup
4 Boiled Beef I
I ssassstsl Win Tomatoes
afrsnx Beans
: Ezk.Ad Aapie Pudding
Coffee I
supcer. I
Baird Exzs With Minced
Ham
Picked Peaches I
Pzrksf House Rolls Tea. /,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06
Buy or Sell Real Estate. Business Chances See
Classified Page.
TmE COOPERATIVE DENTAL
pAHfOits on SEATTLE

The special fea
ture of being
conducted nn the
Cos operative plan.
with consequent
reduced operating
expenses enables
these dentists TO-
DO the highest
class guaranteed
work al enc half
the prices charged
BY ans other den
tai firm ON tho
citv Another Tea
ture Is tho sre
olaf hrransrment
20 Accommodate
out OF town people
Immediately upon
calling Call and
uTaf .4FgMu AAN 49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

The real home maker viii purchase
for this and more. The Instrument
purchased must be a delight TO the
eye as we'll as to the ear a part of the
home. And that is just The why Of
the Amberola" combining as it
does. all the tonal beauty Of tltc Edison
Phonograph, with the added richness.
simplicity and charm OF a masterpiece
of cabinet work comparable only to
the highest grade piano.
The Amberola comes in several finishes Of
Mahogany and Oak 70 harmonzc with sur
roundines in your home. II has drawers in the
lower part lor holding 40 rccords. The price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

Russian blouscs for boys and girls
arc both pretty and comfortable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-06

$500 Hear the Ambcrola your dealers today play both
Amberol and Standard Records
OleZak-And be sure to ask to hear the new Grand
Opera Amberol Records by Sezal-the great tenor of
the Metropolitan Opera House, New York, who is
the greatest Grand Opera sensation since the days of
Jean DeReSke
Edison standard Records As Records and1m
National Lakeside
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-12
Q Q % o 10000 &C 90 600 Q
Q GLOBE SIGHTS. Q
y g
. . @ Q o @ Q 0 o @ Q Q O o o G
(FIom the Atchison C!ooel


Many things people insist upon as
right are really wrongs.
Some people never learn: Ben Da-
Wis Is fifty-seyen years old and stlll
eats with his knife.
There are all kinds of people in the
world, including some who pride
themselves ion being good judges OF
whiskey.
You might as well give up the no
ton that you can buy plated spoons
and forks and make women believe
they are sterling silver. A woman can
tell the real thing as far as she can
see II.
Our idea of smart man Is one
wo can spell Lewellyn correctly
without looking It up. We are not
very smart and didn look 1t up. so
II the above spelling doesn't suit you
tell your troubles to the dictionary
We don't know that the telephone
gi.ls do 1t. but what is to prevent
their saying when they are cross and
YOU call for number They are talk
ing Mind YOU we don't say they do
il, but what is to prevent then doing
Il.
When a woman has the snow to
clear off she appears with 0 wihsk
broom or feather duster though the
snow may be thre feet deep; a man
will not tackle two flakes of snow un-
less he has spaode. .....
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-12
WOULD NOT CROSS
RIVER WHILE SINGLE
Oklahoma Girls New Year Re
solve Forces Change in
Wedding Plans
Special to The Leader.

Special to The Leader.
New Harmony, Ind Jan. IL An
elabo ate church wedding which
James f. Calhoun, wealthy corn
grower, had arranged TO lake place
here today. when he and Miss Anna
Della Gardner OF Sail Fork. Okla,
were to be married, did not material
ize. because Calhouns fiance had
made q New Years resolution never
again 10 cross The Wabash river
while single. AS result for her
persistence in keeping her resolution,
she and Calhoun were married Sun
day afternoon at Mount CARMEL. III.
Calhoun went to Oklahoma to ac-
company his iiance here Shortly
~eter they bad boarded train. Miss
Gardner told Calhoun of her resolu-
,IOn. out he never supposed that she
would insist on keeping II. Calhoun
finally gave in. agreeing to get mar
ried at Mount Carmel, H., where they
would still be on the Illinois side OF
the Wabash and yet within sight cl
Inlana.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-12
NORMAN SANITARIUM
STATISTICS F0R 1909.
Miss Kate Barnard, State Com
missioner Of Charities,
Submits Statement H. /,

Miss Kate Barnard, commissioner
of charities and corg ections. has is
sued the following statement, taken
from records furnished by he asylum
authorities. showing movement and
numbers OF patients az h1e Norman
insane asylum for the year 1909 !.
Patients released as restored" "a I;
died SO, discharged as improved 49,
discharged as "unimproved" 8. pa
rolled II, escaped Is. discharged by
order Of county judges 5, discharged
by order OF relatives 5. discharged TO
be removed from state 8.
Number OF patients on hand Jan
nary II 1909. 431. received during
January. 1909. 46: Feb. uary 30. March
Al. April 26 May 81. June 3S, July
"A, August 4S, September 81, October
%. November so. December A., to-
tai 964 Less removals, deaths, ETC.
now on hand are 62S.
Hereditary insanity is given as the
cause of insanity OF those treated
during the year to the number Of
2l0; I'll health III. syphilis 26. inebri-
ates 20. old age rs, over work II,
drugs 23. child birth 5. mental worry
80. prIyation 13. injury to brain g.
idiots "a. imbeciles 9s. unknown and
nnclassifled l65, epilepsy 81, Grimm
aily insane III. sunstroke 3, pellegra
2, self abuse 4
The deaths during the year are at
tributed TO the following causes: Old
age l3, paralysis g. gene al DEBILITY
6. exhaustion Z, epilepsy 10, acute in
sanity with complication 3 heart dis
ease 5. congonital debility 2. paresis
3. brain hemorrhage 2. disease OF
heart and kidneys 3. disease OF di'
gestive organs 2. suicide |. pellegra
q cerebrits 2. pneumonia. blood pois
oning, tuberculosis. uremia compiled
tions brain softening. kidneys and
lnanition, one each.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-12
ROYAL ]. ALLEN HEADS
PUBLIC AFFAIRS BOARD
]. ]. Quarles, of Fairfax, Named
as Successor to Col. Roy
Hoffman, Resigned

Al meeting Of the board this
noon. Royal J Allen of Duncan was
elected chairman and Bert Chandler
OF VinIta was continued as acting
secretary The board will proceed
with the policy that has marked its
course for expedition OF business
from the day Ii came into being.
J. ]. Quarles OF Fairfax, Usage
county, member Of the constitutional
convention. banker, rancher, member
of the Tonkawa preparatory board OF
regents aud pioneer in the rich
Usage Indian country. was last even
Ing sworn in is a member Of The state
hoard OF affairs. succeeding Colonel
HOFFMAN. who Is now Judge in the
district comprising Lincoln and Pot
tawatomie counties. The new mem
be- is one among the most promi-
nent Democrats Of the state and has
enjoyed a wide acquaintance for
many years. He brings TO the posi-
,ion a vile experience that will prove
helpful 10 him Like his predecessor.
Colonel Hoffman, Mr.. Quarlcs has
been long engaged in large business
enterDrises and is considered thor.
oughly eqlIpped for the duties which
confront him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-12
AMERICAN AVIATOR
ECL|PSEs FRENCHMAN
fBy Associated press)

Los Angeles. CAL Jan. 12-Glenn
H. Curtlss. the American aviator,
who was completely ecllpsed by Louis
Paulhan with his spectacular feais
Monday yesterday afternoon defeat
ed his mercurial French lival in the
race for the honors OF the day. es-
tablishing new worlds record for
speed 70. aeroplanes. carrying a
passenger. flying at the rate of fif-
ty-five miles an hour, with his man
aser, NJ. Fancuilll beside. him on the
scat. and set two other less import
ant records In aviation pai'.i7'
Not to be outdone. Paulhan took
up one OF his mechgnicians and flew
three miles. but failed to equal the
speed set bv Curtlss In his biplone.
The breaking OF three records,
flights with passengers, the injury of
an amateur aviator. and four aero
n.apes In the air at the same time,
hreasting 0 stiff wind that sported
dangerously With the delicate contrt-
yances OF the aerial craft, furnished
thirty thousand spectators an excit-
ing finale TO an afternoon that prom.
isid to be rather tame.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-12
IN A BADWAY'
Many a Guthrie Reader Will Feel
Grateful for This Information.

Many Guthrie Reader Will Feel
Grateful for This information.
When your back gives ont;
becomes lame. weak or aching;
When urinary troubles set in.
Your kidneys are lin bad way"
Doan's Kidney Pills will cure you.
Here Is local evidence to prove Il:
Mrs. j. Sturgeon, 1919 W., rleve-l
land Ave, Guthrie. Okla, saws Sew
AFal months ago | began to be an
Royed by lame and aching back,
The muscles OF my back seemed to
contract when ! stoop and II felt as
though sharp instruments were be-
ing driven into me. The kidney Sc
cretions were scant and painful In
passage and caused me considerable
annoyance. One evening while read
ing the paper. ] saw Doan's Kidney
Pills advertised and procured a
box at J. n. Wallace's drug store.
Soon after | began taking them. the
acute pain left my back and before
had finished the contents OF the box
| was cured. I have not been both
cred with backache since and for that
reason hold high opinion OF Doan's
Kidney Pills
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-7Doan's-- and
take no other.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-12
CAN'T AGRRE UPON
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Mcclure, Morgan and Creager
Hold .FTpitless- Conference
L.soSsu WithTaft

Special to Daily Leader.
Washington, ID. c., Jan. 11.-No
agreement was reached as to who will
lie district attorney for the Western
district OF Oklahoma and receiver Of
the Lawton land office al the confer
ence held at, the White House be-
tween President Taft and Republican
Representatives Mcclure. Creager
and Morgan.
II was suggested by the President.
however, that he desired the three
Republican congressman to dictate all
the federal patronage in Oklahoma,
hut that the entire delegation must
agree on candidate before any ay-
pointments would be made.
| When the Republican congression-
al committee meets "Wednesday night
III is expected that Representative
Mcclure, who has served nine years
as committeeman for Oklahoma, VIII
resign In favor OF Representative
\ Morgan of the Second Oklahoma dis
itrict.
This would indicate that Morgan
viii withdraw his endorsement OF
HJndge Gillette, of El Rno. as district
attorny Embry's successor, and that
of Gorge Crosby to be received of
the Lawton land office.