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The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-02-09
the prisoners letter beseecbing him

the prisoners letter beseeching him
not to mention the matter to any
living soul lest the secret of the val
Use and the hidden receptacle be in
discreetly betrayed.
The yalise, after all, with its con-
cealed certificate ofdeposit, is the key
to the situation and possession must
be taken of it before anything can
be done or said. This $50 cunningly
set forth by the prisoner is very evil
dent to the distant relative, and so
he quite frequently preserves the
secret intact, and instead of consult
ing a lawyer or writing to the Amer
lean Consul General at Barcelona he
quietly sends draft for the sum de-
handed to the good priest and awaits
results. Of course he waits in vain,
and the poor, dead prisoner and the
good priest and the darling daughter
in the course of time pass out of his
life forever, leaving him only an un-
comfortable memory of the money
he so cheerfully contributed to the
confidence game.
For nearly twenty years these
same knaves have been practicing
their swindle, and it is needless to
suggest that they are very carefully
organized; they have confederates
not only in the United States but in
most other countries. The conted-
crates in question select man and
find out all they can about him; they
get hold of family names. family orr
gin, and family characteristics. This
information is transmitted to the ras-
Gals in Spain, and letters are at once
written to the prospective victim.
The scheme is presented,a and develop
ed in very plausible way and many
ofour fellow-countrymen have BIT
ten" promptly and cheerfully.
Under the Spanish laws felony
must be eonsummated before the DO
lice may act, and a mere attempt to
obtain money by false pretenses does
not appear to warrant arrest. The
money must be actually paid over
and the prosecuting witness must be
present IN prQpria persona to tes-
tify; otherwise prosecution would be
useless.
Recently the letters written to the
distant relatiye have varied some.
what from the original; the political
prisoner having become noted
Russian banker who absconded,
leaving a deficit of some millions Of
roubles, killed in quarrel in Eng.
land another Russian, and finally took
refuge in Spain, where he was APP
pretended and charged with man
slaughter.
This change of character, however,
is immaterial, and in the future more
new characters will probably be in
troduced by the gang. The scheme
is the same, and the public is warn
ed to place no credence in such or
similar letters.
Every effort has been made by the
Department of State and its represen-
tatives in Spain 20 unmask these
scoundrels and bring them to justice,
and the Spanish authorities have al
so been active and several members
of the gang have been apprehended
held for trial, but 50 far no convic-
tons have resulted, owing probably
10 the popularity of the Spanish law
referred to in the report of the Con-
sul-General at Barcelona.
SUBSTITUTE PHONE FOR TELEGRAPH.
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FARM FOR SALE.

Farm of Sc! acres, lying just out
side of Henderson, well watered,
part in blue grass, partly timbered,
with considerable fruit; in half-mile
OF Point Pleasant. Hill land, bu,
lays well.
dec. 90 JOHN GALLOWAY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-25

Autumn leaves and hlgh.heued her
ree made an appropriate aud attrac.
tive stage setting the story pi the
play being the old search of True
Love for It's Way. and the outcome Of
me plot being the triumph of the
Prince In winning the fond heart OF
his lady love The cast OF chg llters
Included Nene mckay as the nl,een
Geneyieye SeXauer as the Prince
charming, Georgie and Lee West as
Che Princesses, Edna Burns as Maid
In Waiting to the Queen, Gerald Pet
erson and Howard Mckay as Pages.
The costumes special feature or
the production were lmporteu by Ma
dame Sexaues especially for this pro
dutcion, and the intricate mechanical
effects In the stage arrangements
were by Masters Wilbur and Mckay,
The price OF the seats was cents,
there being no reduction In The price
for adults, That the event was d dis
tinct financial as well as artistic tr.
umph Is indicated by the fact that the
box office accounting showed the
handsome aggregate receipts OF 62
cents. The proceeds will be devoted
by the membrs Of the company, for
whose benefit the production was pre-.
scnted. to attending picture show
down town
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-25
OLD SOLDIERS CAMPFIRE
G. A. X. and Woman's Aux
iliarics Will Talk Over
War Times

The Post, Corps and Circle OF Gntn-
rie will give camp fire entertaln-
ment to the visiting comrades and
ladies' on Wednesday. October 26. The
trains will be met by reception com.
mittee and the visitors will be con
Quoted to odd Fellows hall, corner OF
Harrison avenue and Broadway street
where an informal reception will be
held IN the forenoon.
AT 1880 p m, the camp fire will
begin In Odd Fellows hall. the public
Is invited. An interesting program
will be rendered. ,.s.
AT D. M. the auto club will take
the visitors on Joy ride through the
city. Al $3.50 banquet will be given
the ladies and comrades IN Revelers
hall. Oklahoma avenue.
AT 1880 camp fire will be held In
Odd Fellows hall. Citizens are asked
to attend the camp fire and assist us
IN giving the visitors a cordial well
come.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-25
TAX ASSESSMENTS BIC
Tulsa County Shows Heaviest
Valuation of Public Service
Property

The official figures of the state aud.
itor compiled yesterday shows that
for the 1910 taxing period the assess
ed valuation of Oklahoma public serv-
ice corporation property reaches a
total of 1928 O99 ,2i9,as against $214,-
S77 203, for last year, or gain of
$S,222, ,J46 All classes show an in
crease, save that OF telegraph COM
panes, which is due to an error of
last years rolls. The leading class IS
railroad property, showing total for
this year of s1Ss,661 500. an increase
of S6,6l ,SSS PIPE lines show for 1910
valuation of S22.096.2 .277. an increase
of $2,005,G06 Other valuations are
express companies, $50, ,204; telegraph
lines, s1,S07655: street car companies
s1.602.S02; private car lines, $S26.749;
telephone lines, s3.042, ,43O; electric
light, heat and water companies, gas
pipe lines, etc, s5.41S,312.
Tulsa county shows the heaviest
valuation of public service property,
being 81 ,266,3S0, the second being
Oklahoma county. with s9,1S7,12S. and
the third Washington, with s9,174,913.
Washington's valuation Is assisted by
S6662,Sf2, worth of pipe line. Fourth
In the list Is Creek county. with a
total of $500, ,SS9. of which S3,465.9i6
is pipe line, next being Pittsburg,
with S6.4S2,iS3, Of which $500 S62 Is
railroad property; SIKH being Lie
Flore county showing total of S.
326,736 all but $229,7i0 is railroad
property, and seventh, is Garfield
county, with s6,19S.7l4, of which ST.
1853 is credited to the railroads
Other counties appear in the follow.
ing order: Lincoln s5,S06,06l; Musko
gee S5,750,9l5: Poitawatomie, S.,
750.9i5 aud Usage, s5.i52.242 Cimar
ron county is the lowest in the list
with but $2.li0 others being as fol
lows: Harmon, $3.50; Roger Mills
s4,S60; Harper, s4,536 and Beaver, S..
706.
Beaver. Cimarron. Harper, Roger
Mills and Harmon counties show
neither radlrfjad. telegraph nor ex
press property Tor taxation. Twenty
two counties have no pipe lines. and
twenty-eight counties no electric light
water, gas pipe line property. The
street car and interurban railway val
uation is confined to fourteen coun
ties.
The compilation does not include
the real estate or personal property
which classes are not yet completed
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-25
Health and Beauty Talks
BY MRS MAE MARTIN

Mrs 4. Gs N N not necessary that
your face reflect your age YOU could
easily have q much finer clearer
smoother anu more youthful complexion
n NOu uuit using powder and tried IA
good lntion. Dissolve -four ounces spur
max in IA half-pint hot water ana ada
TWO .easpoonfule glycerne. Apply ths
20 your larc meek and arna, and v Will
improve your looks wondertuiy II WIZ
soften and whitcn your skin and remove
that shiny grcay slli1w look This
inexpensive lollon viii not rub on like
powder and Is very beneficial In pre-
venting and ,emoylng freckes and kin
Aimples aud makes wonderful ska
beautiflcr You can set anything 4
recommend at almost any drug store,
r. sisters; n tie pnUuns of your
beauty parlors' obiec' ~ shampoos
made from soap on account of the great
danger OF the soap alkall rnlnng the
lustrc Of the hair, try a shampoo made
by dissolvlng a tcasp0Onful OF cantnroX
Ia cup of not water aud after sham
poOng rinse the hat a. usual Edu-
throX makes the most satisfactory sham
poo Imaginable and leaves no bad effects
4 fathers ~plcndidy aud s me best ind
most thorough scalp cleanser / haga
ever seen. II relieves scalp irritation aud
leaves the hair bright soft flutiy and
cay to do mp. rhls shampoo dries
very quickly, Is entirely beneficial and
win not cause faded streak or discol-
ored haif as soap aud most shampoos
are likely 60 do.
Weak Eycs" Wearing glasses Is not
likely to help your weak dull infhlmeu
eyes, What you need Is 4 good strength
ching eye tonic. The next 'fmo you 20
To a drug store get an ounce OF crysllH
and dissolve IL IN pint OF water, Drop
fcw drops Of this Ia each eye Occa-
NlCnaily and YOU will be surpri ed how
soon tt viii give you relief II will not
smart or burn Tie eyes ana 4. u pcr-
fcctly reliable tonic for amy one 70 use
who haa eye troubles. II " splendid
for treating wntery expressiunlc's eyes
or granulatrd llds, II makes the eyes
bright strong aud sparkling.
..----a--r.--a-
L * woud advise you 10 seek
health first before beauty You sAy sou
aie not sick but that you lccl tired
always. LOOK sallow aud have phmplcs
ana rrupiion8. Thy this homemade
blood purifier and system tonic, Get
from your druggist one ounce OF kari
dcne Dissolve N In one-hnlf mint OF
alcohol and one-hnlf cup Of sugar then
add enough riot water go make full
uunrt Fake tablespoonful before each
meal This remedy should tone ~ yuni
aids digestion arouEea torpld liver aud
pure gonr sallowness and plmples viii
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disappear ana YOU WIN Fave more
strength ana enelss
Grace; 30, know It doesn't add t.
your peace of mind WHEN you afc cOH-
seious lhat you are geftug sO flf that
your dress l. continually gaping N lle
back ana you GEAR enc constant atrtn
Will prove 700 nuci faf the buttons II
you want "a cut down yOnr flesll wltli
out starving Yourself 0r without tifih9
and futile cxcfQlse. 30 10 your drugxl1f
and get four ounces 81 pNfnOtis Dis~
5oltc II in Us pi4ls 81 warm water
Take q tablespoonful befale each meal
5reaih 19al agSPs ~S, W, gaiq igqe4g89m X'ae' s Il
supcrllOus fat AN tlss tase#Di apsefag
pounds "A week.
q. n A * Simple and reliable hanle
treatment for removing supcriluolts nat4s
from the face and fgrearnS q 10 AHS
e Little deiaioao With enough waier q
make paste, then smear tits pastc
leave II oa lnr a tpw minutes tIcn wlfe
pff and wash me skin with warm wafef.
Dnatonp n the only thing Know thAt
VIII XIII TIE hair i0ni8 forever without
Inluring ihc sisn II is expcnsIvci AZ
druggists never sell II for less than
uhilhI an ounce rttHttilntN the fAtff
do return, but they are light and strag
glX, scarcely dlseeruAble- After a sccvud
OF third application. they 80 for good.
--~a~-.s---.
Jessie r. vi: Some sage dressings
are beneficial TO the scalp, but / ncaer
recommend them on account Of nm
danger Of staining o. dscolorlrg he
hitlr. " you want a good, dependable
remedy for dandruff itching scalp and
falling halr, Try an ounce Of anlnzolA /,
dissolved In 0ne-half pint each OF alcohol
aud water This will put Jour hair anu
scalp IN healthy condition. Apply lie
tonic twice a week. rubbing II gently into
the hair roots, Vi il FREQ from oil and
makes 4 fine dressing foi" the hair.
know Of many who were troubled with
"hopcless" cases Of aaudruff ana falling
hair lhat fouhd tits an Ideal tonic
Madgc For your hollow cheeks ai-
wrrklpd fNce. recommend frequent
apphcutlon of u good greasclcss come
plcxin cretm Jolly, also brisk nrissag
lng l,y slfring together one ounee
ulmea0ln. two tcnspocnfuls glycef He
and r-lnlf pint cold water allowing to
stand over night, you VIII have an cxttit
good complexion cream Use this also
for massagng. II Viii dear w s0ile
skin fine. removing all dirt from the
pores aud soon you VIII find your conlt
pieien smooih Tf'ump, frcsh-boklnR
aud unwrinklcd This is an excellent
cream for treating hackhcnds frenkles
and roughness Of HE skin and viii It'd
your face OF those very large pore.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-25
OBJECT TO 'E|GHT CAR DEPOT

Citizens of 1ahlequah have filed
complaint with the corporation com.
mission that the Frisco has been using
freight cars as a depot at that city
since its depot was burned down last
May and Is making no effort TO erect
new structure in its place. Table
quah think sthat from May to October
is long enough TO go without accom-
vs9dations aud asks that the railroad
be compelled to at once take steps to
erect q new depot
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-25
ROBBED IN CH|CIG0 HOTEL
(Rv I.aased MIrn1

Chicago. Oct. 25--J c. Foster. ir., n
travelling jewelry salesman from Col
umbus, o., was robbed OF $4,000
worth OF jewelry in the lobby Of the
Great Northern hotel today. Foster
declared that he had the valuables in
suitcase when he entered the hotel
lie set the grip on the floor while he
registered When he stopped 70 get
It again the suitcase had disappeared.
Detectives are working on the case.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-25
RULING lGlIlsT BlAGEWF' |

The supreme court yesterday even
ing overruled Biaekwell's application
to amend their petition In the Kay
county seat case and also extend the
time for the referee to make his re-
port until January lst, 1871. The t3k-
ing OF testimony continues, Judge
Crook holding court at Newkifk today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-25
Oklahoma Girl Hcnorcd.


Fulton. Mo- Oct 25.-Nlss Benneta
Smith Is also an enthusiast In athletic
as ore OF the most beautiful women at
William Woods college has Just been
elected preslden. Of the Delphlan Lit
er ~ society OF the school. Miss
Smith is also a nenthusast In athletic
and Is member OF the senior bas-
ketball team. More attention than
ever before Is being shown he athlet.
lc department al the college this year
This department Is In charge OF Miss
Eta Abbott Of Fcrriday. La, a grad
uate Of the Columbia school OF phys
ical culture al Chicago. Besides bas-
ketball the young women indulge in
all sorts Of gymnasium exercises and
lawn tennis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-25
Pretty Little Pastoral play.

The Lost Ring" was the name Of a
pretty little pastoral play given yes
terday afternoon to a large and on
thusiastic audience by company OF
juvenile aspiranls for histrionie lis.
.inction who promise TO make Guth.
J le famous as a center OF dramatic
ait II fhey Keep up their efforts.
The stage was the back porch OF
the Sexaner residence on East Cleve-
land avenne and the auditorium. con
structed on The al fresco7 plan. was
the grape arhor IN the back yard.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-25
Flfth Marriaae In Family

The fifth marriage in the family Of
Jackson Anis, of Crescent, was per-
formed by Judge Strang yesterday.
Judge Strang has already performed
the ceremony for four OF the Anls
children and yesterday a license was
issued for Jackson Anis. age 53 and
Mary G. Clymer age 40. both OF
Crescent. and Judge tSrang united
that happy couple.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-25

r. ~
f&y4sN lftfAAf I1s44,
The Wednesday Bridge club VIII
meet with Mrs f. s. Barde this week.
Tho Ladies Society OF The First
Christian Church viii meet Wednes-
day afternoon III the church base
ment
Mrs A. u, Bentley Is spending a few
days with her sister in Oklahoma City
Mrs. w. u. Cook came over from
Oklahoma City yesterday to visl. her
sister, MIS-. Milton Reed
Mrs. Lewis Brscoe OF Prague is
the guest of Mrs, f. A. Douglass for
a few days
Mrs John Ridglcy of Enid, who has
been here with her daughter Miss
Mae lngraham, returned home last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. l., Spurrier en-.
tertained the Saturday evening Whist
club las. evening in honor of her
guest, Mrs. l.. NJ Dolde of Leayen.
worth The evening was spent at
whist after which delightful three.
course DINER was served.
Rhea Campbell has been visiting
friends IN Guthrie, returned to still
water today, whore she Is attending
the A. & NJ, college.
The home of Mrs. Emma Smith was
the scene Of pleasant surprise to
Miss Agnes Dillenbcck Of New York,
who Is visiting here. last evening
The evening was spent IN lmpromp-
Ia musical program, Miss Dillenbeck
and Miss Cohagen, rendering piano
solos, and Professor Finley and Miss
Dlllenbcck singing several duets. Al
ter the music a dainty luncheon was
served and good time was enjoyed
by all.
The Monday Sewing club met yes
terday with Mrs G. A. Hughes. Those
present enioped the afternoon with
neodlework after which refreshments
we're served Mrs. Knelsly was q
guest Of the club
The Shakespeare club Is meeting
this afternoon at the library.
Mrs. Edward Cassidy and Mrs j
A. Menefee will entertain with card
party tomorrow afternoon at the lone
The Women's Missionary society OF
the First Baptist church will hold
their enlistment tea tomorrow af.er
noon at the residence OF Mrs. Il. ID
Cameron ,206 East Noble,
Mrs. l.. r Dysart has gone to Mul
hall to spend a few days.
Mrs. j r. Reese is entertaingine
Mr.. and Mrs. Otho Whitlock of Paw
nee.
Miss Grace FISHER OF Los Angelo,
who has been visiting Miss Pear
Sc.itOlns, lett for hr home las
nigh.
The West Side w. c. T. u. is meet
ing this afternoon with Mrs. Ruth
Tuckett, 1902 West Warner.
AT the meeting of the Ladies Music
club last right. Miss Terrlll resign
ed as president and Miss Anna Owens
was selected to fill her place, Mrs
Be- nstein being elected vice presi
dent in place of Miss Owens. The
club will hold its frs. practice at tn,
studio OF Professor Finley next Mon
day evening
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Rimare have rt
turned from few days visit witt
friends in Sulphur
Miss Edith Largent OF Chlckashf
is visiting Mics Maude Brsendine.
The Christian Woman's board o.
missions OF the Christian church. viii
meet next Thursday afternoon at The
home OF Mrs. Ed Pentec0st sol Eas
W., ncr avenue. The guest OF homo
will be Mrs. Edgar Boggess, wei
known lady evangelist, who eomel
directly from the national convon
tion of the Christian church. whcl
was in session last week at Topeka
Kansas
Gone 10 Press.
Grover e. GuIley. Leader press
man and Miss Bertha H. Tulk, on,
OF Pragues most attractive Young wo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-25
FRESH TOPICS
OF THE. TOWN
Married sy County Judge

Milton Winegarner, age "a and Lula
Grace Browning. age "a of Blackwell
took out a marriage license this
morning and we're married by Judge
Strang.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-25
Gone 10 Press.

Grover {. Gulley. Leader press
man, and Miss Bertha Il. Tulk, one
OF Prague's most attractive Young wo-
men. stole march o, their friends
and were married at the residence OF
.he ltrldes father near Prague Sun
day afternoon MIR. Gullcy is the son
Of Dr. q. D. Gulley and has brought
his bride to Guthrie where they Will
reside.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-25

Nine. Langendorff has been solist
in the Lindsbore tksn) Messiah for
two years. The President OF the col
lege says her rendition OF "The Cry
OF Rachael" impressed him more than
any thing else he ever heard.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-25

gone TO Oklahoma City TO meeting
OF the state school land sales board.
large number of the A. II. T. A.
members are In the city today on
their way to Chandler where the an
senual convention begins at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning. About a thousand
delegates are expected to be present.
]. A. Menefee, state treasurer went
10 Oklahoma City on business this
morning.
Judge Burford and J. ]. Hildreth
arc attending court in saltwater this
week.
Harry Calm has been selected to
conduct the music at the First Chris
tian hurcb. Mr.. Calm is a Guthrie
r boy and mas studied under Prof. Lane
and Prof C.EC, Robinson. singing sec
ond tenor in the Robinson male quart.
ette and the Temple cnorus.
c. F. Hett. of Mulhall, was in Guth-
rie on business today.
Judge Huston went to Saltwater
last night to finish the term of court
there.
James Kirkgood. clerk Of the SUI
perior court, has gone to Chandler to
meeting of the A. II. /. A.
Milton Brown and John S. Burger
of Blackwell, went to Blackwell yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. /. w. Hart, OF Woodward, who
has been visiting In this city, expects
to return home tomorrow evening
Mrs. !. J. McElhinney returned from
4 visit to her daughter In Watongs
last evening.
Mr. T.. Guy ovens is spending the
day with friends In Oklahoma City
and will return to Guthrie tomorrow
4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-25

j. W. Hocher, of Purcell, came in
this morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-25

j. l.. Hustin, of Thomas, Oklahoma,
is stopping at the lone.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-25

MofmaHism against Amercanism
This great lecture will be given by
DR.. r. q. Iliff OF Denver. colorado,
In the fifsi VI r. church Tuesday
October %. az 1880 .. m. No admis-
sion charged. An offering win be tax
en- 10 gr to debt ON Children's Re-
ceiying home All are invited TO hear
this noted lecturer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-25

Bird Mcclure, congressman from
this district, was in Guthrie today
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numerous along the south Canadian
bluffs near Hanna The red fox al.
most have run ont the gray in the
last three years, and according to
Charlie Dohbins and Wal Mclllhor-
ncy. both Of whom have fine packs OF
hounds and use em the red fox will
have cxtermnated the gray fox soon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-25

The Vienna Baker Is the place tn
the city where the have no. brca
and Rolls every evening at p. m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-25

$3.50 96-in. Black Taffeta silk,
special Wednesday only. for $11J per
yard. +. o. Lutz d. G. Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-25

Nine. Lsnpendorff will be beyond
any singer Guthrie has heard for
years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-25

q, w. Bruce was reelected grand
secretary Of the Odd Fellows grand
lodge at the saltwater meeting, Mr..
Bruce says the Oklahoma an dlndlan
Territory lodges will be amalgamated
April II at Oklahoma city. An as.
sessment Of 80 cents on each member
was made TO defray the expenses OF
amalgamation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-25

Get your hot bread and rolls for
your supper at p. m. Mothers bread
our speciality Vienna Bakery. corner
Oklahoma avenue and Broad street.
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LOST Saturday, iady's long green
coat. Reward II returned to Airs.
L. 1. Beland. i22 r. Harrison. %
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| PERSONAL
| AND LOCAL

Leo Meyers is in Crescent today.
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S. w. Stone and S. l.. Hobde have
gone to Oklahoma City to meeting
OF the state school land sales board.
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The Langehdorff concert has cost
the MANAGEMENT twice the price of
former concerts.