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Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
WHAT NOTABLES HAVE SAID.

Greek is the basis of literature.-Slr Oliver Lodge at Birmingham.
 The average guardian is a fossil - Mrs Penny at Saltburn-on- .+o+ makes the world go round.-G. F. Pres ton at Southampton.
 Aggressive war is a bestial act and quite unworthy of man.-Maurlce HeW- lett at Caxton Hall.
 National welfare depends upon the self control of the citizens-Sir Alfred Hopkinson at Sedbergh.
 Religious truth must be based on scientific truth.-Rev. Samuel Seward at the Holborn Restaurant
 The ordinary human boy dislikes his lessons and ought to do so--F. E.. Brightman at Portland Street.
 Most of the causes taken up by women suffer from a lack of warmth and enthusiasm.-Mrs E. B. Lake at Derby.
 The father who cannot find time to play with his children should nor have r1.arrfed-Ernest Foster at Watford.
 An artist may put things in picture which a writer would not dare to put in a book.-Arthur Price at Rugby.
 In the opinion of some headmasters. there is no such thing as an inteil1- gent parent-Sfr Joseph Thomson at Mill Hill School
 One small girl can do more harm by telling the truth than a dozen learned tellers of untruths.-A1fred Summers
 
 It has been said, and justly so. that ignorance Is the principal cause of hatred between nations--Lord Mayor of Birmingham at Birmin gham.
 do not like that terrible reserve which the British people have. I would like to see a little southern sunshine in their manner.-Sir George Reid at Leeds.
 I think that while the men are growing more temperate, the women as se whole are growing more incorporate. Lady Henry Som arset at the Wom- ar'e Congress
 England stands apart from every other country in the world in being able to rule without cruelty men of black or brown skins.-Wa1ter Morri- son at Giggleswick-
 Between the rich man who does nothing himself and the tramp there is really no moral distinction, excepting that the one is presumably clean and the other Is certainly dirty.-Ear1 of Selborne at Winchester.
 It does not matter how great and wealthy a nation may be. if it does not put duty discipline and unselfish- ness before everything else it cannot
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
1 LARGEST ODD FELLOWS LODGE.
Nosahosan of Waterbury Leads the State-8oo Members and S3o,ooo in Treasury.

Nosahogan lodge, No. 21. I. c. O. F., of Waterbury, is the largest Iodge or Odd Fellows in Connecticut, ana IL IS the third largest in the worlc. On the rosters of the lodge 500 names are now enrolled and more applications for membership are being filed at ev- cry meeting. It is probably the rich est lodge in the country. as 1t has over S3O O0G in the treasury. It is one of the largest supporters of the Odd Fellows homesat Groton. contrib uting large sums annually for its maintenance.
 Nosahogan lodge was instituted in Waterbury July 1. 1S45. by Grand Mas ter John L. Devotion The lodge was composed of charter members who had withdrawn cards from OuSaton1c lodge, No 6. of Birmingham A meeting was held the same evening and ten candl- dates were elected, eight of whom pre- sented themselves for initiation, later receiving the first degrees of the order Thus Nosahogan lodge, No 2l, began it's battle with life with thirteen mem- bers. little dreaming of the great fu- ture that was in store for 1t.
 Ever since that date good fortune has smiled upon Nosahogan lodge and it has increased annually till at the present time there are over 500 mem bers in active standing The muster roll. however contains the names Of nearly 1.500 who have been admitted to membership by initiation and card A number of these have been lost by suspension. withdrawal, death or ex- pulsion.
 on the roster of the lodge are in cluded representatives of nearly every known profession trade or calhng. Representativ of Nosahogan are on many of the city boards. The lodge has also been honored seven or eight times by the elevation of one Of the members to the office Of mayor, the la- test being Mayor William B. Hotch-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
POETRY.
THE KIND MOTHER USED TO MAsss.

THE KIND MOTHER USED TO MARE Her stssT smil4ssT An, they are mighty They yyb,nl m my days with sun and They gild the paths before my feet With glory golden and divine. They i'll me with ambitions fair
 For tasks immortals undertake, And spur me on, for they're The kind that Mother used to makAi Her eyes? An, they are deeply blue. How l rejoice to watch their light As they Hash out on care and rue And drive all worry out of sight, And when she uses them-ah mel For they're, again the kind, you see The Kind that Mother used to mhksl Her cooking? An, what genius lies Behind each culinary schemet Such rabbits rare, such pumpkin pieN Each dish a sweetly dainty dreafu It matters not what she may do
 Whatever she shall mix or bake There Is not one unequal to
 The kind that Mother used to makel And when at night, returning late. From business cares-and other
 things
 find her waiting at the gate
 Or upstairs full of murmurfngs l think of many a bygone day
 And how my daddy used to shake For her remarks are, sad to say.
 The kind that Mother used to maket
 -Harper's Weekly.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
Maine FactionaEsm.

Ii may be doubted whether President Taft's visit in Maine helped the fac rtclal situation of the republican par " there Indeed. there are indications that matters were only made worse The president permitted himself to fall into the hands of the Senator Hale crowd and they made a hard and fast monopoly of his attentions. The Pow CTS crowd. who have the lead in the contest for the Hale succession, were Kept at a distance. and factionaI feel Ing has not in consequence been made any less bitter This is a year. how ever. when the republicans must pull tog1he- if they are to hold the govern ehfp. and loss of the governorship might involve loss of the legislature ard United States senatorship- Springfield Republican
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE

FOR SALE: By order of the Honora- ble Court of Probate for the District of Norwich, I will sell the real estate be longing to the estate of James H. WeIIes late of Norwich, deceased Said real estate consists of one parcel of S2 acres of land on the westerly bank of the Connecticut river. within the Town of Wethersfield, Conn.,; also one parcel of 16 acres, one parcel of 15 acres, one parcel of F acre. one parcel of A acre one parcel of acres, all border ing or near to said river and within the Town of Glastonbury and fully de scribed in the application to sell on file in said Court.
 PHILIP T. WELLES. Administrator with the Will Annexed.
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
NOTICE

The Registrars of Voters of the Town of -Bozrah hereby give notice that they will meet in the Town Hall in said Town on the 5th and 18th days of August from 12 o'clock noon until 9 o'clock D. m. for the purpose of mak- ling an enroIlment of the legal voters Of said town in accordance with the requirements of Chapter 265, Section 4, of Public Acts.
 J. HARRY MINER,
 ELIJAH s. ABELL,
 Registrars of Voters. Dated at Bozrah this 27th day of July, 1910.
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
Warship Depreciation.

In the past 10 years the United Statas navy has discarded 36 naval yes- setx Thirty-two of them have been sold for & total of $266, ,779.41, and the others were a total loss The whole outfit cost the government s9,S03 495. 30 to build. and the total loss is $9.536- --s4e That is almost a million a year of loss on warships of various patterns and 1t Is one of the luxuries that should be abandoned Reform is not rood enough for such luxury. Cessa- ton of spending money for more of the same kind of foolishness is the only adeuuate remedy.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
a Few Short Weeks.

Mir J. s. Bartel1, Edwardsville, H.. writes: '' Afew months ago my kidneys became congested- I had severe head ache and pain across the kidneys and hips. Foley Kidney Pills promptly cured my backache and corrected the action of my kidneys. This was brought about after my using them for only a few short weeks, and I can cheerfully recomn1end them. Lee & Osgood Go.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
NO ROMANTIC RESCUE.

Three times the pretty damsel sank. But caused no stir. No man came running down the banh To rescue her. Three times from ruby lips there onww A plaintive yeIp, But none appeared to give the dnmS
 A little help. Three times the hapless girl want
 down, Or maybe four. She didn't really. care to drown , So swan ashore i
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
WHAT IS GOING ON TONIGHT

Motion Pictures and Illustrated Songs at Breed Theater-
 Palmyra Encampment, No g. I. o. O. F. meets in Odd Fellows Hall
 B-icklayers' Union. Local No. 12, meets in Carpenters Hall
 Lafayette Council No. 367, LUnior St- Jean Baptist d'Amerique. meets in Fo-esxers' Hall meets in Pythian Hall.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
MUCH IN LITTLE

The Aberdeen White Star company is building an 11,000-ton cargo and passenger steamer fog the London Australian trade, and has ordered a ssecond new vessel to replace the Per- 'fcles, recently lost on the West Aus tralian coast.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
Swallows at St. sernard's.

An incident has just occurred at St. Bernard's hospice which would have delighted St. Francis of Assist, the friend of nature. could he have beheld it. Thousands of swallows were on their way to Switzerland, when they were overtaken by terrible weather After a heroic struggle they returned to the hospice, and placed themselves in the care of the monks. They did not appeal in pain and were to be found in the kitchens, the dormitories, the monks cells, the salon of the guest house and even in the chapel. The fathers were scandalized at the invas- ion of the chapel, but the little feath- cred ones were obliviouS. Then the their leave, and it is to be hoped reached the Swiss valley in safety.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28

the heart or kidneys. That is wrong. It is the weak nerves that are crying out for help- Vitalize these weak in side controlling nerves with Dr. Shoop's restorative hnd see how quickly good health wsll come to you again. Test it and see!' Sold by Lee & OSgoOd
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
Iens Wianina Eiaht.

In any event Jeffries is sticking to his determination not to talk rather rrre~e r<soIrtefy and successfully than ks .fke colonel at Sze1uaore Hill.-New cmnnns Tfmes-pemocEGt.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28

In England eggs sell at SO many for the shilling and the advance in price is said to represent two less for a shilling than formerly. Fresh fruit land vegetables are said to be cheaper 'by reason of cold storage and improved transit
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28

Tn the province of Buenos Ayres 244 new schools were opened during 1909. According to Governor Arias inaug- ural message only 25 per cent Of the inhabitants are now illiterate. Prac- tically all places of importance ln the province hre now connected by tole- graph 306 miles of lines having been opened in 1909.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
NOTICE

The Registrars of Voters of the Town of Canterbury will be in session at the Town Clerks office on Fridays, August 5tk and 18th, 1910, from 12 o'clock noon until g o'clock in the eve ming, ITO Register" the legal voters of said Town who may apply in person or by letter for the privilege of voting in political primaries or caucuses.
 HART w. COPE
 CHARLES w. HERRICK,
 Registrars. ix92Tn
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28

FoIey's Kidney Remedy will cure any case of kidney and bladder trouble not beyond the reach of medicine. No medicine can do more. Lee & Osgood Go.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-On road to Gardner Lake. a Panama hat Finder will be rewarded by leaving same al this office. jy25d
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28

The original plan of the Panama ca nal provided for a total excavation of l03.205,666 cubic yards By March of this year (19l0) within 50O00O cubic yards of this figure had been removed The enlarged plans of the canal re- vised the original figures and made tho total excavation 174.666. 594 cubic yards so there remain. therefore, 70,000, ,0Q0 to be yet removed.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28

have a strong, happy and independent spirit.-Col. w. R. Ludlow at Spark brook.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
No Relation to Jack.

It may be recalled that one Sam Johnson was the intellectual heavy weight champion of the eighteenth cen tury.-Chicago Tribune
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28

According to the Review of the Riv- CT Plata, 147.725 cases Of butter were exported from Argentine in 1900. against 14l,872 i'm 1908 and 112.694 in 1907 The demand for eggs in Buenoa Ayres, where they now cost 60 cents United States currency dozen. is such that immense quantities are being pur- chased from Uruguay, practically de- nuding Montevideo Of it's supply.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28

The United States is the largest customer for the product of Cnnp dian mines. During the year ended March 31 1910 the exports of mineral prod ucts from Canada to the United Gtatea were Nalneds at s33. .4sS.464. or a8.h per cent of the total exports Of thc mines. while inc exports to Great Britain ainoiintod to s3.s2O,57t in value. or 9.5 per tshhi
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28

Tine ereetion pf the Bristol tower for sifofnplSiIie ia credited to William Watts' .tftInsbAf In i1C9 It was "Lufff" by saNinV a square hole Tn the center offtRe various floors Of hiH house and locating the well in the cellar. This tower is still in use. although it has been heightened by the addition Of some stories. Watts secured Q patent on December 2. tT82 and sold hia Lon. don rights m 1900 for S4s.665.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
TO RENT.

TO RENT@Nice upper flat, six rooms and storage bath. gas; good repair, 40 Hobart Avenue. Inquire on premises. Jy12TThS a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-28
Health and Beauty Queries

G.. r. d.: You say y0u do not like 20
follow she new STYLES In hairdreseing be-
cause vonr hair Is strrdked " 'tl dlfieiear
shades Of color Those strsaks are nH-
dOubtediy due to shlnp %ai sa0p
and water. ! recorsuend r1a lmoS W
preference 10 anX ntnee shannon. n
makes rich and plentiful lather hat
thoroughly cleans the scalp, removes
ddndruu relieves itching and irritation
and leaves the hair soft bright and fluffy
This inexpensive and quicN -drylng nome
shampoo is prepared BY dissoNmg tea
spoonful VI canthrox in teaeupful OF hot
water Pour on the head little at q
time using 1t as you would any ether
shampoo.
Ollvc,te NJ yon Are affirted wtr pfn-
pies are thin and s.tIpw. aath hu ff4t etn
tinn0ps,g from q tired oalt feelng SOU
need a good system 'onir that will cleanse
your blood make yoGr liver more active
and build you up and strengthen you
TRY this. Dissolve haiti teaeupful Of sugar
and one ounce OF karaone IN hall oiat Of
suruhol ANA add enoagh boiling water 70
Nake Il quart OF tonic. Take table
spoonful before eaeh meal and Al bed
time Y0u can get NE l<aidene and A.
c0hol at amy drug store, 'uhls old-tash-
toned Aonte renledS restores lost anpeute
and aids digestion Take II and sou soon
will he stronger aud free from pniples
aud hIotches
Alice. n the iddng Of your sweet
fheart entpafrASses yoN, stop using Taee
nowdar The next time sea- sa 20 tlie drug
ltstaie get four ounces OF sruiniaA. dls
solve Il III half pint of hot water aad add
Rtwo teaspoonfuls OF glycetine. THIS make
i fine complication beatiiier thai wid rld
YOU Of that shiny greasy look ana
| give Your skin q clear, fresh and youth
Etnl appearance. II will noJ show Or rub
~olt ike powtlel+r4,nd lash much ilngff.
fApply II also TO your nerk and fore SINS.
1 rubbing gently until dry. tits fine to ute
Ewhen wearing the short sleeves ana 20"
Inecks that again viii be tbe fashion tni~
Nsummer
Rachel Vince ynur hair comes out 50
freely white conblng Il, yon should take
Immediate ateas 40 restore your scalp
land hair to healthy condition Dandrnti
ana falling hail' are caused by germs
which can be destroyed by the use OF a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-28
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PERSONAL
! AND LOCAL


J. M. Osborne went to Coalgate to-
day to attend commencement exer-
cises tonight. He Will deliver the
common school diplomas ON behalf OF
lAe department OF education.
~
Rev.. W. sstWiley, of Muskogee. is
IN the CITY,. sa .~,...a.
Miss Lucy J. Hampton, principal OF
the Clinton high school, is here on
sehol business.
4 Il -
George Eri6sson, music director in
the Alya normal SCHOOL. is here.
Representative Ls1.. Reeves of Sen
tinel is in the City
. Attorney. General West returned TO-.
DAY from st. Louis where he was en-
Gagged in. rate hearings. He is pre-
Haring 10 go to st. Paul where the
zig fight on agpealed cases comes up
N federal circuit c9prt next week.
GeneraT superintendent Sharp OF
the Santa Fe is in the city before the
corporation commission.
+. b. Lille, of the Postoffice drug
store Is in Mnskogee.
w. E. Detlor has left for his home
in Marietta, Ohio, after looking after
Ills properly interests here.
e. O. Fish has returned from a trip
through The southern part of the
state.
c. O. Blake has returned to El
Reno after spending several days
-. W l. corley is in the city from
lIeavener
l.. Eaton is here from Wichita.
c. II. Simmons is here from Eldora-
do Springs. sss
j. NJ. Suits, a farmer near Coyle
vas here today, He speaks highly
ii the prospects for crop this year
Henry Asp is in Muskogee on busl
ness. .e
Rev X, c. Awbsey viii occupy the
lalpit al the NJ f. church, South
next Sunday during the absence o
Rey. Abernathy
Donald Cameron and Russell Bal
lard have gone to Norman for yisi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-28

good quinine hair tonic made as follows:
Get from your druggist ore ounce 1f
qunzYin. dissolve i I'D ha1 pint Vi Alca-
hOi. and add half pint q eeld water Kuh
fll tonic into the scalp gently tFeft aig{H
for the first week. Then Use Ii twice
week brushing the hair tiiornghly eaeh
time II anything win give sou new
gruWth 0f hair Quinz0in will The tre5tr
ment Is invigorating and refreshing and
# Keeps the hair sGlt aEd glossy 20 that
Il is easily managed and caia he PIT up n
any style you wish.
Miss Nobody Yes ~4psa weigh abN4t
pounds more ffan ny Pc s0M oi Your
Uaisht yn0uid Try ms fednee yotr
AsetRhHs Cet from yutr afJeels four
uuaees 0f parn0ti# a1d a.ssnsfa 4 u 9
sim 81 hot water Take 4easieanfuk
81 this harmless ilesh rehAeff ss9gf eaeh
meal Yau viii feel better when gon are
rid Of thi ssuperfhlaus flesh.
L. NJ. You can help your dead AND
dull eyes st5p inflammation and Dc awiiy
Win rednass ii yoit. .tsse stll eye tonic made
hg disgolvng one ounce Of e1ystns ~ q
pint Of water Drup one et twa dyoEiF
feel weak IL Viii not smart o. burg
lis regular Use viii make yolEF eyeF
brigt and sparkling. Crfstes ss ais9
recommended for gFanulated egellds. lt
can be purchased N alis fifst-elass diliE
store
Anxious nv dear girl. sou exaggerate
fhn unsightliiess ot the bilckheads yUal
say son are afflicted WITH They VIII dis
appear ii you use faithfully cream jelV
made a. faliows. Get from your dfuggi VI
one ounce of aliuuzuin, past II III ball nip
of cold water and add two ttasp1U1fuEs
81 gl,cerine. After string briskly, allaN
To stand one OF two hours Massage yatir
face with thia alfnuzVm cream and X Will
thoroughly tleanae the pores. Dtist and
CRIME that soap and water never totich
viii roll out aud OF the sisin. This treat !
ment tends TO make large pores srnall and
prevents the return or blaekheads. tt
clears the skin and. keeps II smooth. soft
and pliable, You can llsR allnbzoin az y
face aud passage cream ssllst Nh Freely Y z
gon wish, ror II contains no oils or fats
That viii cause q growth 81 supeffluasrs
hair. I'LL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-28
MENU FOR FRIDAY.

Breakfast.
Oranges cereal and cream, ried
white bait, stuffed potatoes. toast,
tea and coffee.
Luncheon.
Fried oysters, baked sweet pota
toes eoerv and cream salad, crack
ers and cheese, nuts and raisns, tea.
Dinner
Oyster cream soup. fried shad,
mashed potatoes, celery knobs, green,
pea pancakes, orange jelly ana
sponge cake, black coffee
NJ. and Mrs. Robert Sohlberg en-
tertain at dinner, Saturday evening In
compliment to several out of the city
guests,
Miss Price returned to Oklahoma
CITY today afterga Visit with Mrsl
Louis Bronson 81
Judge and Mrs, j. RI Cotteral wrfs
| in Oklahoma City today.
Mr.. and Mrs. y, G. Hunt leave on
I "Wednesday OF next week to spend tho
I summer in San Diego, Calit., with Mr.
! HINTS father in hope the climate
will benefit Mr., Hunts health. They
will be accompanied on the trip BY
Mrs. Emnert, mother of Mrs. A. H.
Eastman, who goes to Los Angeles
I ana Ontario TO spend the summer
1 with two other daughters.
I Miss Henderson is in the city from
Oklahoma City the guest of her sls
ter, Mrs ". II. Taulbee.
Mrs. w r Waslburn was called tC
Goodwin Idaho. last evening by the
Sc ions illness Of her sister.
The Knights OF Columbus and thell
friends enjoyed dance last evening
at their hall on East Harrison.
The Missionary society or the Firs
Baptist church met yesterday in Lh'
i. church parlors. The lesson topic wa
Cuba" and Mrs. Robinson wal
lehder, A business session followe'
! program
Mrs. A. ". Kobptz and two sma
Jehild en-, Eldon. and Eioise, left thl
/ morning for their home in cllnto
after a visit with her mother Mr.
AWarner
Miss Helen Smith spent the da
here from Newkirk going from her
to Norman.
II Rev. and Mrs. r. y. Rankin spef
" toaay In Edmond
There was Ia &c number OF III
! music lovers of Guthrie in attenl
/ ance at the second anniversary col
/ cert given last evening by the Il
dies chorus, assisted by the RobInso
z Male quartet. and other local talen
The program was especially pleaslr
IN the way OF variety and not for on
moment was there a drag. The wol
! OF the musicians showed months
I careful aiming and practice. III
"Strollersf and the Irish double qua
4 TED ellcited strong applause after u
rendition oil each number. Other fe
! lures OF the program were the sol
:. by Miss Maud Williams; The TO
7 en-. composition of prof hopinson
and "kashimiri" and the Temp
Bells. rfnde ed by Mr.. Cecil w
iams. MIR Frank Greer In few W.
y spoken words rendered THANKS In 1
!. half OF the chorus TO apse who ca
Z tributed TO the success of the event
y by theirpresence and support
III Mrs, ". G. Berry OF Woodward
I tho guest of Yrs. j. W McNeai
s; The, Monday Afternoon Bird
mcets next week with Mrs John G
kral
ot " Mrs. j. w McNeal entertained @
Z table at bridge this afternoon. =
Mrs. u. II. Bnrford was hostess
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-28

We want you to be present at a pub
lie meeting at the opera house on
Thursday evening at y. m. We VIII
explain to YOU AT that time what your
committee has so far accomplished In
the capital fight. aud tell you what We
think we can DO II We are properly
supported by the people VINO are IN.
terested in Guthrie.
We want to interest the women OF
Guthrie as well as the men in this
work. and want the house packed
There will be no collections ealled
for at the meeting We want 70 give
yu the sltnatlon
]. J. 0ROURK,
Chairman Committee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-28

Friday
Kermiss club dance, Cassidy hall
Mistletoe club, Mrs. Ben HegIer, S0j
East Cleveland
Friday Afternoon Euchre, Mrs. l.. N
Beadles. 500 East Logan.
Saturday
Executive board City Federation al
Carnegie library. O'Clock
Rooney Mooney Shah club, Miss
CpnO.
Saturday Night Whist, Mrs L. +
Leach, Jr,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-28
Officials Down At Muskoaee

Commissioner Kate BARNARD OF the
department OF charities and corree-
tons, and Labor Commissioner G. l..
Daughefty are attending the charities
and correction meeting in Muskogee.
The Guthrie chamber OF commerce
has appointed The following delegates.
Mrs, Thomas II. Doyle, T.. B. Lille.
Rev. A. B. Nicholas. w. \. Fields. Mr.
and MIS-. w. A. Rayson.