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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-14
TRY. TO GET MONEY BACK.
Members of Incomplete :'Smit Clubs
To Resort to Legal Measures.

An effort to secure redress and q
portion of tho money back which they
subscribed in "suit club" Is being
made by number of parties who at
tached their names to Il contract for.
suits ON the instalmcnt Plan conduct
cd by Il party by the name Of Wooit
In the Boston block. Ii Will be remem-
bered that by order of the county at
torncy all '.suit clubs" were put out
OF business on the ground that they
constituted nothing more nor less than
a lottery. thus leaving n number of
"clubS' IN Il state of inCoinpletion.
Simon II. johnson. an cniplo%c OF
The Dinwoodcy Furniture company. is
one of those ''stung," and at II meet
ing with r. ", Williams. spence kirk.
and Messre. KinnerslcN and Mexican,
all employees Of the Dinwoodc% COM
pany. il was decided 10 institute legal
proceedings to recover the amount of
money they contributed to the IN
complete suit club" Mr.. johnson said
this morning that another meeting OF
the club" members. of whom there
are between 100 and 800, would be
held soon, when q combined effort
would be made to get some of their
money back IT is said that Woo!f
claims he was prevented from fuliili-
Ing his contract through no fault on
his ,Hlrt. but --son says he has OF
rcrcd no portion Of the money back
TO the subscribers Mr. Tc--,son Is
now engaged in getting In t2nch with
the balance Of the members OF the
"suit club" with the idea of securing
the united action Of ali Interested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-14
GARRICH CURTAIN
Failed TO RISE:
Ecercttrblc Falling Out Between In.
@crsbii and the Eousc
MANAGEMENT.

When the time Tor the curtain to
rise At tic Garrick last night arrived,
Mr. William lngcrsoll. the Leading man.
was not on hand: the c%pgctant audi
cncc was entertained FOR half IN hour
by the orchestra and then gracefully
dismissed by the manager, Mr.. Emmel'
sen. with the simple announcement
that Mr. ingcrTal could not be found.
Thereby hangs Il story. When seen This
morning At the Stauifer apartments
Mr.. Ingcrsrll gave the following eN-
PLANTATION concerning his ,non-npppnl'-
ance:
"As YOU probably know ! am not
only the leading actor Of the iG&er-
soil Stock company, but y part pro-
pietor MS Wen. ] was Instrumental
III having MIR. Eimmcrson made man
aser and gave him tull sway over the
thculcr. common courtesy. however,
should have made him treal mo With
some Difference: SO when an order came
from him that must rot receive visit
ors in my dressing room as had been
ri" custom, resented 1t.
"Or sunday 1tclephuned to Mr.. En-
merscn warning him that unless nv
resc:nacd his order / would not appear
on Monday night ana again warned
him on Tuesday. His only reply was.
An right / guess YOU wont appear
] waited in my rooms hc!C Tuesday
night until $40 and as no word came
frum the theater, ! conclr:2d that>theH
had gone on without ms; 50 my wife
md attended the Beauty Spot'8at
tho invitation OF MIR. Cox. | have
nothing definite to say concerning my
plans for the future: but ! want to
impress 1t upon your mind that ] did
notify Mr. Eminersons that | would
not be on hand unless he rcscindcd his
orde, and that consequently It was iis
duty to see that the public be not dis.
nrrontca."
Mr. j. a Rogers, the owner Of the
Garrck, When seen this morning, said:
"Mr, lnEctgolg tclephonol to ma yes
terday saying that he would not APP
pear unless Mr. l!mmerson reacinded
his order concerning his receiving
guests In the dressing room, but !
merely referred him to Mr.. lIminerson,
and knew nothing Of last Nights oc-
currence until this morning. All OF the
members Of the#conpnny have con.
scented TO remain at the G;hrrick and
we viii opcn un next Weelsjns usual
we expect to haVe a new leading man
before night" 81
Mr.. Emmerson .;Gye his version of
tho aiTair as follows: .4a#
u insisted that the discipline of the
company could not he maintained I'M
less Mr.. Insnrsoil ID denied the priv
'eEn OF receiving visitors IN HIS lrcss-
ing room; sos1 gave an order to that
Effect. do not want to lnsinnnte that
s Mr.. lngersoll entrrtained any ono 9Ins
his dressing ROOM except his friends
( about town. @Elc gttve me no snoticcsof
his Intention not to attend last nights
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PLACES BLAME ELSEWHERE.
Jones. Who Tc!cDhoncd Alarm TO Fire
Dent. SAYS Operator Caused Mistake.

That no was not responsible for the
mistake in sending the alarm of fire TO
the department Yesterday morning when
the Meyers grocery was abluZe. but that
the operator at the fire alarm office made
the mistake. was the declaration of Jones,
tho electrical man." TO The News today.
IIo says that he called central In the
usual manner, asking for No. 70, and tell
Ing her that there was Il fire alarm, Three
times. he says, central called In on the
line with the familiar, 81 am ringing
them" Then the operator NJ fire head
quarters was told that the fire was at
Fourth East and Eleventh South street.
a few moments later. Jones says, the
operator Mt the fire alarm office called
him and inquired IL he had said Eleventh.
East and Fourth South. Jones corrected
the operators mistake, he says, and lie
Declares that he has ample evidence OF
having turned IN the alarm correctly.
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Allowance Also Made tt'a,,!tcc; timer
For Services III Connection viii.
Ncw High Schcol.

BY Virtue of what fact or privilege
G. r. Botliwell and Il. e. MccrnlughH
should be permitted TO clip the coupons
on the 40 $1,000 school bends 70 be
turned over to them us the purchase.
price for the nov high school sic, the
hoard OF education Is igEor1nt inas-
much as the bonds date from July l.,
1910 and the deed fos The site in uuos-
ton will not be turned over TO the buGrl
before the first OF tile year
ly,e amount involved Is $500. which
comprises the Interest on the bonds for
The first six months Of their tenure,
at a meeting Of the board held last eve
ming, communication was read from
Boutwell, ana McI'onnughy in which
they stccnuau5iy protested the proposal
of the board 10 deprive them of the
amount since tie Ecurd as whole
could ara rs reason why they should
be allowed the amount tlIc matter, was
turned over 90 the committee OH build
ngs and grounds.
The communication apprisel the
board OF the necessity Of widening
Thirteenth East street, whore the school
site abuts on that street, II WIS
Known that The intention OF i;otl.wei''
and McConauGli% had fccn u deed two
rods from the Site 10 the city, for the
nnpGse OF widsninE thG8tiect, and tho
hoard tleci8e1 ia do tiie F!tnc.
some objection .nrosc 10 TIC proposi-
tim ar nlio,ying tenchars 81 for enr!,
session OF tho state teachers aSsocia-
zion ot,en,lrn .I,,,;t,.. the convention ia
In 'helI in s,a,t ',,ai;c Dec $40 on Ills
rrnnrds thnt i ID mnnrnrcsslonol. thntt
the mectinn s for the benefit Of Inc
tnnc,,ors ana, thn, shnnlJ receive thcIr
concentration in irtnIlectt,nl a,lvanee-
n,ant Thn stbma,vy vas he,1 forth liz.
Sun, d II. christensen that the
,r.,rhore wi,i4tc5 III to,,s;icrs,ll,. o>nans,a
in entartaininrft TEACHERS from other sec
lions of thn st,t,, II, yinw az ,yi,irh fori
he beliayns II no moro sthnn i,ist mar
tacv rncnivc corr. mntnrinl camnc,,,,I-
,ion n wos ,jnn,,v vot.n to olInv, M
ritw ,encI,ors MA 10 ny,.rn5 81 for nj
trnlanca ,nnn thesr n,cetIncs
"rbc commiltec on tenchcrs am, schoo,
VOL, rnnn,,,r1nI,,1c,l Ft,,nt I'M ,,,,,.ttt, ~
Mo- pri,ainn, 7, aI ,,ilii,,n ~ tl,rs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-14
MINSTREL SHOW
IS STRIKING SUCCESS
Local BIncI<facc Artists Hold Boards
At Sli,ihcrt Under Auspices
or B'Nui Bltlth.

The minstrel show given under the
auspices of the independent Order OF
FINAL DRith. at the shubcrt thcntcr last
night; was a success in every way All
the numbers we're received With applause,
and the audience was kept in q contin-
ual uproar from the start 10 the finish
Prof, Charles Kent was the interiocntor,
and the jokes sprung by the end men
were new and original. angel Eyes" by
Alex. 5. Campbell; II Love. You STILL"
BY Charles Kent: Garden Of Roses" by
Martin Cohu: and Garden Of Dreams,
b. sam Roscnblatt We're among the vo-
cal numbers which were exceptionally
well rendered.
several pleasing selections we've rem
dercd by the |. o. p. b. quartet com
posed Of Henry Taylor, Emanucl Smith.
Charles Kent and Samuel lIacnni. An
other decided hit wnH the two counts"
Lcavitt and Taylor Harry Sheridan .lo-
seph. Herman Siagcl. Abe Wolf Milton
D, Joseph, and Miss l:rma stewart. rem
dcrcd a pleasing selection entitled, "Musi-
cal Evening in Coonvllc." In this skit
Harry Joseph proved his versatility on
the piano.
lou Marcus and Ezra X. Baar in Fun
and music" We're we'll received as was
Henry Auerbach. who created much
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-14
wEppING STATIONERY.

We carry new end up to date line
OF Wedding Invitations and Announcer
.ments Also calling cards and social
of all kinds.
THE DEsERET NEWS JOB DEPT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-14
10 BE ARRAIGNED THURSDAY.
Drs. Robinson and !rowniicld Appear
In Court With Their Attorneys.

Drs, Joseph II. Robinson and Robert
r. Brownllcld, who arc charged with
committing u criminal operation. APP
pcurcd in police court this morning at
10 o'clock for arraignmcnt They
were represented by Attys. j. r. OAR
mer and Harry Robinson and Asst.
County Atty. Dan Alexander was pres
cnt for the prosecution, The arraign-
mcnt did not take place, however as
the court session did not open until II
o'clock. 1t having been postponed one
hour to accommodate Atty. William
Newton who was defending some state
cases. The arraignment by agreement
of attorneys for both sides will take
place tomorrow morning ut 10 o'clock
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ADJUSTMENTS


Thcatcr---",rhe Dollar Princess" sale
is going steadily forward al tie 'rhea-
ter. This famous comic opera which is
the first musical comedy production
that Charles Frohman ever sent to the
west. opens tomorrow night. and Will
1un through the week.
Tho attraction at the Theatcr for the
Christmas holiday, Monday the 2Gth,
VIII be ."Ihc Travelling Salesman.
C0lonial--Thc last performance of
-"fhc Beauty Spot" IN which JEFF. De-
Angels ana Viola Pratt Gillette are
appearing at the Colonial. will be given
thi. evening.
Seats 20 on sale tomorrow morning
for tile engagement of DeWolf Hopper
in "A Matinee lIol''ncXt Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday.
CrD'Icum-PauluS Ilorus. tho mar
Vicious ucrfnlmcr on tile xNiophonc. who
is astounding and dclishting audiences
at the Orphcum this week. comes nat
urallS by his talent and favor for this
Instrument. His father and an uncle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-14

performance and I could not reach him
by phone ut his apartments. Al $50
called ut tie Stauifer apartments but
tile maid told me that DIR. and Mrs.
lngcrsoll had been out lor some time.
aftorward learned that they were
III the Colonial
we have q dozen OF more kilograms
out today, to New York and other
rlucee. und bsforc night expect TO
have = leading man engaged to com
mencc nrxt week. We shall continue
iinat ~ We.siou!d have done had Mr..
tngersoll remained With us
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-14
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

The marriage of Miss May Rich Tay-
Tor and Dale Howard Parke took place
this morning at the home of the brides
parents Mr.. and Mrs. John w, Taylor
at Pennington. Mrs. Harold S. Daynes
being matron of honor and the Misses
Rhea Taylor and Vera Rich brides
maids, and Edward Horsfall best man.
Dolores Daynes, Alice Rich and June
Booth were flower girls. Tonight
reception and dance vii! be given in
their honor at Whitney hall, among
those who will assist being Mrs l..
Parke, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold S. Dayncs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal w. Dayncs, Mr.. and
Mrs Homer Rich, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Y. Rich and Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. Bootho,
Mayor and Mrs. John Bransford
were guests of honor at an elaborate
dinner on Tuesday evening, given BY
MI. and Mrs. c. A. Quigley, the dec
orations being in pink. with CENTER
piece of pink roses and streainers OF
pink maine, and pink shaded handles.
Covers were laid for -
MIS-. ]. r. Walker and Mrs. Ray
Walker entertained this afternoon at
luncheon at the Alta club, in honor of
Mrs. e. F. Holmes, the DECORATIONS be-
ing in American Beauty roses, with
Buckets of the flowers placed along the
tnhlc. and the candies and all other de-
tails carried out in the same color. Gov
ers were laid for So
Mrs. James NJ. Arrasmith entertained
the Regimental Bridge club at her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-14
EKEROTR
CALLED BY DEATH
Faithful and Efficient 1imploSc OF
Dcscrct News Succunbs to Eli
Iar"cr,cnt az Liver.

In the death. off Mauritz Ekeroth,
which occurred at the DR.. W. III,
Groves L. D. s. hospital Tuesday morn
ing at II o'clock. wife and son lose
a loving husband and father and The
Descret News ono Of its most faithful
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-14
GREAT M1LLlNERY SALE NOW on.

And will continue through tho Holt
days. Buy Hat Plume or Bonnet
for Xmas gift, Now Is your chance to
buy bargain. a Dolls hat given
with every ladies' trimmed hat MS
long an they last
MRS. Il. WARRENi AZ r, LIST So. st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-14
SALT LAKE TEMPLE.

Salt Lake Temple will close for the
holidays ON Friday. Dec. 90, and open
on Tuesday, Jan. 3, 1911.
JOSEPH II. SMITH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-14
DEsEREr EVENING NEWS WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IL 1910

home yesterday. the prizes in the con-
test going. to Mrs Dwight y. Hollcy and
Charles i. Sampson.
AIRS. p. w Niadsen cntertalns at an
afternoon affair on Friday.
The Daughters Of the Handcart COIN
pany meet this afternoon With Mrs.
Fanccs Armstrong.
Mrs. c. I. Crismon entcrtatns the
Utopia club this afternoons
Mrs, L. w. Henson and the Misses
Irene and Gertrude Hanson have re-
turned from Denver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-14

amusement with his limitations. The clos
ing number was n gong and dance by the
Beverly sisters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-14

were the Inventors OF the xylophpnc and
together they perfected it, Mr.. Chorus
mastery OF this simple instrument Is
revelation to his audiences.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-14

employees. Though troubled for some
time with what has proved to have
been an enlargement of the liver. Mr..
EkerOth remained at his post In The
Deserct News bindery despite the pro-
tests of friends who could see that he
was not well.
Mr.. Ekeroth was born In Stockholm,
Sweden, May 90. 1854. We left his nd
tive country In 1879. remaining in New
York city For several years and finally
coming to Utah on Oct. 4. 1905. He
was an expert workman, and was as
highly respected as he was proficient.
He was a. member OF the Masonic
lodge. His wife. Ida c., and his son,
Walter NJ. mourn his demise. The
funeral will be held on Thursday, Dec.
IL at II am. in the Ninth ward chapel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-04

danced at him and gave start OF sur
)rise. He glanced ii her and his srn-
burned face took on a deeper color No
1od Of recogntion-no word lie drove
out of the grounds by another way.
-Four days later Miss Griscp mo was
wandering along the main highway, stop
)ng To Gull flower here and watch Il
squirrel there. when the same wagon and
lriyer appeared. More greer con for
he hotel. She stood aside AZ tile vehicle
anne up and bowed to the man with The
ines He lifted his ha.. hut lid not
hat. Oy, yes, she was sue Of his idcn-
ity and he of hers.
Every three or four daYs luiing he
month he appeared lie brousn. grccn
'orn, new potatoes, s11asnes, eLion9 rad
shes and other good things 10 eat. Al
ways there was a nod. but no woid be-
weer the two.
The Judge and his daughter returned
TIE city at he end of the month and
ociaty came 80 h,a II asked ARR
'hilip Barton hut M aae rcpli,d SEP.
emhnr ana Octnh n came aud wet md
,ae eyaaing the father an1 daughter sat
Town Cor one of their talks
Father" said Mabel afie' a Bit "?hll-
p Baron is TO "all here tomorrow after
loon lie Is finished with bis farm work
or the season lie has no longer tie
wings of a society butterfly. but ;he sut-
urn and callousless of the man who
as earned his living. what shall | an
wer hime"
Il guess he's the son-ln-law rye had
mind" was the reply rs he bent over
o kiss her.
Copyright, 1910. by Associated Literary
Press,)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-04

workers Cor the committee having
in charge the duty Of defeating the
cspital removal town LOT grab say the
neople Of The state. when they read
he proposed bin. are quick 10 say
they oppose It, The campaign TO gel
OH the vote on election day is i'm
portant. for that Is the busy time
with the farmers the vast majority
o. whom are opposed to The project
from both moral and financial grounds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-04
10000 cooo @ o 20 o @ o o C
COMMENT OF STATE PRESS
; ON CAPITAL QUESTION
} c
eccc 10000 ccoo ccc c
Thinks it Time to Stop Them.

Atoka Miracle says: Let the state
'apital remain where il is. This state
tax ridden and poverty cursed
enough without adding millions more
the burden to satisfy the ravenous
reed OF lot of boosting sharks. We
lon't believe In one town having 1t
I'll. and we don't believe in violating
he agreement to let the capital re-
nain where it Is until 1913. The state
again assaled by the plunderers
md It IS high time to throttle any
Movement that will add TO the tax
urden aud individual graft"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-04
WHY NOT FACE 1T?

1t the state Republican machine is
Intending TO make real issue in this
campaign, why oppose the meeting OF
issues noW2
Democracy installed the two-eent
passenger ia e rate in Oklahoma.
1t provided means for the corpora
tion commission TO have regulating
powers over all public utilities.
1t believes now and sought TO Gre
ate the Ian making the individual
equal 10 The corporate power
The power behind the present state
Republican organization has uapos-
e d these measllres--cariied 'theal tQ
the higher courts.
At this time Democracy stands
finn for the first declaration of prin
ciples and seeks by legal means 10
carry then, into effect
Republicans are sile Mt
Why this silence?
Are he opponents of militant De-
mocracy afraid to express the ir views
on such important topics?
If So why so?
Let US have some idea what the
other fellow wants what he stands
fer The slogan Of look at your tax
receipt: then vote" sounds like some
che, cornered in controversy, who
wants to win by offering to BET more
than his opponent has 10 bet.
If The Republican party of this state
stands for anything. why not say so?
Why the silence What the purpose?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-04

they practice deception, and now. OK.
posed and whipped. with maddened
populace trom one end Of the state
to the other deerying theis tactics
they set up miserable whine that
they are being abused.
Kin their attempted steal: then, ii
they still need sympathy, give it to
them in copious doses.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-04


The Oklahoma CITY Times Is very
piuch exercised over the disclosures
relative 10 the offers for the re-
moyal OF the schools a Alive a
wa and Stillwater la, 0klahon t.i}
Ras. antics of ,yNervps thes.Aonh. 4f
MnivAand inslpid vhfn eempare
the colossal aall Displayed BIZ 1hf
Britton boosters No wonde- they
whine when unearthed in netari1us
iraneuverings The Times Yesterday
has a bellicose roar directed toward
Tie Leader which exposed the school
esmes. I'VE phoned The Leader,
says the Times, "and the answer wan
~ tho nsht OF n Joke The Times
evidently crossed its wires in phon-
syg The Leader. since the call has not
reached here yet. I.eastwise, and nev-
e.thelcss and Notwithstanding. Okla
homa city must bear The bruni OF the
ambitious and reckless ealty boost
ers vito seek 20 hold iheif ops
w na frfaaf nj tho pynptien Of every
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-04

Message to effect prominent cap
italistsr will fix the Canadian river
which overflows Oklahoma City semi
annually, is being sent forth. That
Ia done TO prevent 'he people de-
naniine gondola boat service free IN
event Of The capital being removed 10
the metronolia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-04

If congress should pass a law en-,
ahinc counties to acquire the old
Federal buildings on the East side Tor
countv purposes, would ihe Oklahoma
CITY townsite graiters also demand
they be moved TO the metropolis If so
which tnwnsite grafter would be en-
titled TO have them moved whefe
they would sell his townlots first?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-04

After boasting that Okmulgee stood
an unit foe their state capital remoV-
al scheme. it must please the Okaho-
ma CITY removal outfit to read that
Tie leading citizens OF Okmulgee iav-
or that place for a state capital, al
ter all other candidates are ont OF the
race.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-04

Republicans seeking office are hav-
inr more to say abont Democrats than
about what their opinions are ss TO
TIE two-cent passenger fare and the
rulings of the state corporation com
mission as to freight tariffs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-04

Chamberlan's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will clear the sour stomach,
sweeten the breath and create a
healthy appetite They promote the
foW Of gastric juice, thereby induc-
me good digestion Sold by all deal
ers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-04

oklahoma farmers are getting their
crops in condition to make fat bank
accounts in the autumn,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-04

When Mr. Kaiser and Mr. Bigstick
set in reminiscent mood, they will
Eaye to draw straws 10 see which
shall be the listener each time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-04

1 One can add sio, the long lsi of Re
lhublican senators Who will8not be re-
.elected, senator Warner 0f Missouri.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-04

With President Tafts per measures
falling before the scvthe Of Cummins,
ID begins to look like the man from
lava was started on his road 10 the
Republican presidential nomination.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-04

Farmers are burier in their fields
than in listening to campaign
speeches. Get that state capital re-
moyal measure to the farmer, he
viii read It and help 10 kill it,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-04

From Antlers TO Guymon: Mangum
to Miami comes word that the voters
rf this state oppose violation of the
enabling act.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-04

WANT ED-Young man for clerk at
lane Hotel; one with experience
preferred.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-04

Railway building and improvements
continue in our state Still some Try
to convince o the contrary.