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MAGRATH, CANADA.
I. RELIEF SOCIETY
OFFICERS HONORED
Especial correspondence

N1agrath, Canada, Oct. 10.-The Relief
society gave n very pleasant public re-
ception to their returning presidency
recently. Some very nice tokens Of re-
gard were presented during the eve
ming. Mrs. Maria Bennett and Mrs.
Sarah Mercer go into the stake pres-
dency. Mrs. Alice Rich. the other
member, retires from active service,
leaving with her, sisters an enviablc
record.
The new presidency is Mrs. Mary f.
Tomllnson, president; with Mrs. Ellen
1Simball and Mrs. Eliza Toomer as
}counselors.
NOUS for accidents. James Parkinson.
while working in the Magrath coal
mine, touched or small pocket OF
gas with his head lamp. There was
an explosion In which he was terribly
burned about the head and shoulders.
Mr.. Perkins brought him to town and
he Is recovering.
Thomas Hawkins. while trying to
stop a runaway team. was run over by
a loaded farm wagon. The wheel pass
ed over his neck but Tommy can still
ride in his buggy and snlile.
Charles H. Dudley. Jr.. had a run
away with a hay rack coming out with
q dizzy head and q broken leg. He's
up and around too. but he doesn't
snlile. Clarence Howes, while standing
on high stepladder, fell on his head
on the floor. He was taken home, and
is improving.
Harold Wood and Miss Ida Stacy
were married last week by Bishop
Harker.
The 2-year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Hyrum Ririe died OF pneumonia last
Monday evening.
Born, to Mrs. Ralph Winterton, a
daughter: to Mrs. Heber Johnson.
son; to Mrs. C. H. Dudley, Jr.. q son;
to Mrs. Clarence Bennett a daughter.
John Bannett Is building an opera
house on First South street.
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PRODUCE
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Oct. 1s.-A decrease In the visiE
BILE suppIy helped give n bullish turn to
tho wheat market today. The lessening
of the. amount OF wheat IN sight ncr esss
the Atlantic was large when compared
with the Increase shown last week. At
first tho tone Of trading was weak be-
cause or continued rains In Argentlnn
at Liverpool was due to purchases by nm
American, house, Some OF the local IN
terests appeared to be Inclined to work
for a rally and were soon, successful:
The opening was, unchanged to ! lower
with December the same as last night LII q
to off at a3I to "a. After selling ut 9Si q
!, the market advanced to 94s
Improved demand for corn caused a
rally. December starteda, shade higher
to sGDa off at 45s to 4Gs and srose TO 4ea.
Considerable commission selling made
oats weak. December opened a SHADE 70
sI In Con CONSEQUENCE Of tho hog run west
being short of that q year ago provisions
gained some strength, First sales we :,
shade to ss up Win Jan"a ~ ~, ~ rih 90
2yyheat.-Reports that Argentine rains
exceeded NIL expectations swished to tho
bear side and there was a sharp decline.
coyery The close was firm with De-
cember ut 500 @ 81. a net loss Of q shade. 4
corn--irhe market fell later with wheat.
The tS 19l
s cios e. eas corn: No. q an; No. 9
white 47a R4sa:: No. 2 yellow, ~ @ 4st 5 No.
low /; !. ~ a7lass; No 4 sal7 No. white.
ciose--R ye-- Cash. rob SIS
Barley-C CASH. 500 20.
Hc t;l 11.oodi1a5o Oct. IA. Is.
Wheat-Dec.. 93EIo4; May. LOO; July. 9s.
Go,n-D Dec Al Al Nay ! ~. IG,y
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

q. r. Rcdmnl,. general agent OF the
Las Vegas & Tonopah railroad Mt Cold
fold, is in Salt Lake today on business.
Mr.. Redman says the mining camps OF
the sngebrush state are picking up con-
siderably. II
George NJ. Sargent, general agent of
tho Salt Lake Route mt Chicago. ne
companicl by Ills wife, Is In Salt Lake
today en- route eastward. N
handsome new Gould passenger station
In this city,. is In Salt Lake today. en-
route for Boise. + u Ega II ss
j. g. Gwyn, chief engineer Of the
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Denver & Rio Grande. came in from
Denver today to confer With local off,
Gals OF the road !.
Reports from Denver are to the eff
fect that the Denver e. Rio Grande has
concluded to extend its NIarysvalc
branch from Pluto county into st.
Kent Q. kycS, commercial agent of
+ the New York Central lines, has ac-
cepted an Invitation to accompany the
management OF the system on an ms
spection trip over2its lines. and he will
leave for New York Oct. 81.
According to the New York Com
mercial. usually u reliable authority
on railroad matters. the Chicago &
Northwestern Is to be extended from
Its terminus in Lander, Wyo., 207 miles
west to Pocatello. Ida, where q con-
lnection will lbe effected with the Orc
Son Short Line for the coast.
b. f. Ncvins, live stock agent for the
Western Pacific, is IN the city on 5busi-
ness. Mr.. Nevins was for many years
commercial agent of the Denver, & Rio
Grande in this city.
The September payroll OF the Ores
gon Short Line amounted to within a
few hundred dollars of 100000.
Tic Western Pacific is working up a
strong and profitable freight and pas
senger business. Hitherto unheard Of
expedition is building UP the freight
department, while the scenery; surpass-
Ing even that on the Rio Grande itself, Is
a drawing card for tourists.
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: RAILROAD NEWS
OPEN i 10 rr,ApEIc n Ap E17

Tho Chicago. milwaukee, & Puget
Sound road announces It's opening for
passenger traffic brought to Seattle
from st. Paul. for April 8, 1911. In the
meantime tho company Is doing a heavy
through freight business which Is set
ting the roudhed In such good shape
that when passenger trains begin run
ming, they will be able to maltetas good
time as those on competing roads.
While the main line runs through
Butte branch limo may be built to
Helena, Is miles to the north, In COM
petition with the Great Northern road
which. runs branch between Butte,
Helena and Great Falls. h y 5g
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Oct 1S.-c nttle-Receipts. es-
timnted at, 1000; market steady: Beeves.
4.65qp7,0O; Texas steers. 3.4ol5. 10; vest
ern steers. ALSO {. 50; stockers and feed
ers. 4.2sas 80; ). cows . ana helfers. s.SS @
Hogs--Receipts, estimated at 1900:
market 8 to 10c. up. Light. 8 IS $50; mix
ed, S.iUlIai0 heavy, 8l5 D .16; rough, 8. ID
@S.40: good TO choice heavy, 8.4O49.16;
pigs. $40; bulk of sales. s.iS % 300:
market steady. Native. 2.50a4. 80; west
crn. 1900. 45; yearlings, 4.3O 5. 40; lambs.
native, 4.5OU710; western. 65o.
OMAHA. ~
Omaha, Oct. 1S.-Cattle- Receipts. 1.m:
market steady. Native steers. 70 g |. ~;
Gamers. 2.i5dI3 so; stocners and feeders.
3.OO6la. So: calves. 3,25G7.0O; bulls. stays.
ETC., 3.O0lii.I5. ~ 49,.
err. Heavy, I.5oas;lo mixed. S s,sHs
Shecp-Receipts. $1,000; market steady.
Yearlings, 4.60g5.25: wethers. 3.4Va4.5;
ewes. 3.25G5.65; lambs. 6.le gd7o.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. Oct. misunderstanding,
10000: market quiet. Native steers. e:oglp
stockers and feeders. $40 q $50: bulls, 300
5G425; calves. 4. 0odiS.0o; western steers
3,GOl6 so; western cows. 3.76 65W.
Hogs-Receipts. $500; market 10 to l5c.
higher. Bulk, S.sO@9.1o; heavy, s.Iogs ~:
packers and butchers. !. Sone.la: iisht's by ~!
3 a 800.
Sheep-Rcceipts. 1900; market steady !;
Muttons, 3.5oll46O: lambs, 5.e0@6.I5; red
wcthers and yearlings, 4o0@5.25; fed
western ewes, 5.5o@4.oo.
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CHOIR CONCERT.

Hinckley, Oct. 15,---Last night IN the
assembly hall OF the Willard stake
academy, under the direction Of the
music department, concert was given.
consisting of choruses. quartettes,
plano solos, and duets, dramatic read
inys, tenor and soprano solos the
male quartet was especially good IN
the manner In which 1t rendered The
Old Oaken Bucket and Cause ! had
Nothing Else to Do" Great credit Is
due to Prof. George o. Nye and MISS
Dora Henry. who had charge OF me
musical numbers The choir mas only
been organized the past month, but for
the rendition Of the closing chorus
Good Night" great praise can DO
given. Prof. Nye was we'll received IN
a tenor solor, Bonnie Jenie." as was
Miss Henry In The Witches Dance,
m piano solo. ftt i.3yf AZ IA fy
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NINE WITHOUT PEER.
Opinion of T.. n. Skinner. Consulting
Engineer, on Utah Copper

4 u { I
35E, N. Skinner. travelling consulting
engineer for Thompson. Towle & Cos
OF Boston, resently forwarded a report
ttoihis company In (which he gives tho
results OF his examination of the Bling
ham mining district. where he spent
several days. Mr.. Skinner says in his.
report:
Were an analytical comparison made
Of the largest known properties and the
essential features, such ns ore reserves
and long life, demonstrating low cost
of production. intrinsic value, earning
capacity and potentialities. given
weight proportionato to their impor--
{tance, It would probably be found that
Utah Copper would stand without peer
among the greatest copper mines OF the
world ity VI 81 as Ss5l2
"An estimate of tho tonnage now go-
ing from the mine to the Garfield and
Arthur concentrators dailS places this
figure In tho ncighborhood of $4,000
tons. of which about 2,2oo tons are he
Ing taken from the. Boston property,
Wills tho remainder Is coming from the
Utah." II
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T0DAYs MONEY MARKET.

New York, Oct 1s.-Afoney on call.
steady, 3@H per cent; ruling rate, 3
per cent: closing bid. 3 per cent; offered
at 3k per cent.
Time loans, dull but strong; go days.
Az per cent. and 30 days, 4&@5; SIX
months, 4&@ 3-5.
{ Close: Prime mercantile paper. 81
to 6 per cent.
Sterling exchange, steady Mt advance
with actual business in bankers bills
at as, 700 90 for 60 days and at 1865
for demand: commercial bills, 4.s2A VI.
Bar silver, 56h.
Mexican dollars. AS
Government bonds. strong.
Railroad bonds. easy.
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KANSAS CITY.
WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis Oct. 1s.-Wool. steady: Ter
jritory and western mediums. 1sG2S; me
mediums. 17dp3O; fine, 14@17. =
BOSTON. iii s.
Boston, Oct. 1s-The local wool mar
Sket has taken on q decidedly better as
pect within the last few days the prin-
cipal factor being larger sales of Mon
tann and South Dakota spring woods with
values showing a fIrmer tendency.
Sales OF territory which are ut g to %
for clean fine staple Montana also ex-
tended to other lines md Sconsldcrable
original bag Wyoming also found n m ar
Sket lately. The demand for fleece woods
continues rather quiet, although some
fine llnwashed Ohio delalnes have been
transferred at 62i. Pulled woods are NOV
ing slowly but there s considerable de-
tmnnd for foreign stuff.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCK
HOIDEI,S' NfEETING.

The time for the regular annual meet
.fnr Of the stockholders OF the Empire
State Mining Company having passed.
notice is hereby gtven that "a special
meeting OF the stockholders OF snid cor
uoratioi will be held ut the office OF the
Company, ne Boston Building. Salt Lake
city, Utah, Mt O'Clock PM. wednes-
day, November End, 1910. Said meeting is
ca lied for the following purposes:
4 Tirst.-Toa elect n board OF directors.
4 Second-To consider and act upon n
proposition to sell and transfer the prop
erty. OF the said corporation.
a 3Third--To take any other action and
transact any other business which may
properly como before the stockholders Mt
said meeting. n
Dated October 18th 1910 If siss;
NV r. McCARRICK. President
f, LEWIS, Secretary.
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HINC Ct: [.,E!.'
LEG AMPUTATED FOR
LONG STANDING TROUBLE
-: -
Especial to The News,

Hinckley, Oct. 15,-William r. Reeve,
stake clerk, has been suffering the past
two weeks with what is said to be
tuberculosis of tho bone. For IS years
he has been Ill, one of his legs having
been affected. He was operated upon
some years ago at the hospital. This
caused him great pain of late. until
two weeks ago he was compelled TO
take to his bed and DR.. Hamilton de-
cided that IN operation was necessary.
His leg WAS amputated just below the
knee last Monday at his home. and the
patient is progressing as well as could
the expected, - .45=sls4Ss -+.'t, +
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1 7COLONIA DIAZ, MEX.
! BUILDING ACTIVITY
IN OLD MEXICO.
l(speclal Correspondence,)

IL a
colonia Diaz, Mexico. Oct. 9.-The
Primary association has Just closed %
very successful fair. Tho ingenuity
shown by some OF the boys and girls
was notable, prizes being awarded 70
Miss Harvey, Hattie tllerup. Persis
Johnson. Beran Johnson and MUIR Mar MAJ
MI. and Mrs. Peter Lennon left for
salt Lake to attend conference. but
we're called back from El Paso to the
bedside OF their son Rue, who ts very,
i'll with typhoid fever. s}a
N "A large number OF citizens from here
nre laboring at tho new town of Pear
son, where q hotel OF y rooms. IVA wv
1870 cottages are now being erected:
While working on the roof of one OF
the cottages, Abin q. Johnson fell 70
the ground, sustaining serious Injuries,
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IN EIGHT SECTIONS.

Tonlght's No. over the Rio Grande
will arrive from the east In eight Soc
tons, on account Of the rush of colon
ists destined for southern California and
the northwest. Few or mono seem In
clined to stop here except to stare
about the city for q few hours and then
resume their westward trip.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mary NJ. Wing to George W. Kel-
Perkins Grand View Add.........S
Thonias stokes and wife TO j. r. Al.
len, part Of section s. township
south, range east ..................
Eliza McKelly to Harry Robinson.
part of lot 3. block 81. plat De-. !,
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BUTTER AND EGGS.
! NEW YORK STOCK LIST

S5 5lii Last sale. Tuesday, Oct. 49,.
BAmnlgamnted Copper. bid....... $500 g. y
American Beet vi III
American Car s. Foundry .......-.s'..I vi u,
American Cotton OIL % 20
American Locomotive .....: 80 - -
American Smelling s. Refining .,.,... Z!
A., ca -, efning \. 110i
rna a,,aa SSinin = ! co n. I. 43s
iii n,, !. 105l
thtin,,,i,' csna az Y 4 Ina |, 4, 10
1,aH, =, o,o q t1h,n (. =. 1901
I, anii;, % ,,i,i r,rnnslt 10
~ .oaa, pnnIf,. I, \, . Z. 90!
II; naa ,,.nt,s e OHIO N. Sal
Ssh;m ~ Norf hives RI &. 149j
XII Nv 70 ~ 81 Paul Is.
Colorado Fuel s. Iron ~. ~;
Colorado s. uthern = 80 w
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Pioneer Rooflngs.
Sold. laid end guaranteed by
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THE SPIRIT OF 'ssloRnroNIsM."
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PRISONER FROM +. BoxELDER.

Sheriff Josephson of Boxelder co,ln-
8ty arrived in the city today with Dee
Brackenberry, sentenced to life i'm
prisonment in the state prison for
murder In the second degree. upon
conviction of the killing Of Warren
Richardson near Keltonlast Aprll.
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Mi, an re q Hudson z. a 4. 4. .169
Denver & Rio Grnnde ..................53t %!
Denver & Rio Grande pfd. %
Ereat Northern MD. exGdiv. (. 1901
Great Northern Ore CTS. $1,000. 60
illinois Central. bid ......... rs!
4Interborough-Met. ii.s..........,.....2S.
5Interborougli-Met. pfd ..................bS ~
Louisville & Nashville .......,.........laSS
Missouri Pacific I. ............. 8!
Missouri. Kansas & Texas. ..............Se 90
National Biscuit. bid ....................lo9S
National Lead OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .. o3 ,
t,orrolk e. yyestern \ !! -. {. lO0l
NortSern Pacific -. u. i. i. ..12l ]
Pacific Mail :. - o. sol
Pennsylvania ...... .............. l3Is
t,,,ii,, a n Palace Car Md ~ .163
Reahing -. .15s1
Rock Island Co. ........................... Ga
Rocl, Island Co. pfd ............... IS y,
Southern Pacific ................llg A
Southern Railway .......................2 =
Union Pacific 3 !. z. .1741
United states Steel. bld .................ma
United States Steel pfd, bld............ l! y,
Wabash .......... ..........'.' III III
Wabash pfd ~ ~
Western Union ......... :. .........,......l g
Standard OIL ................!...y ......,.6ot
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WE DO JOB PRINTING.

How Is your stock of Letter Heads
Envelopes. Bill Heads. and other Of
nee supplies ~ n, 81 . r 4.
B 81 Lot us figure with you on blank
books, certificates. book lets. or e.
sceipts. In fact anything In tho pr! INT
Ing line. IL ,3i;i .5S K ~
We guarantee fFatIs ton s. GU. u,
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEL DEL
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- s,rco,,Dt. 40, 1889
loans a et. ..,... "a, $40. g.
~ - f'ccrt,f ics,,es etc %, 40, IS
Furniture and fixtures No. 10 - 20 a. a.
Due from National hanks.....; 1850 = =
Due from sta'e p ."..'..... 1855
Z n an o,, hani 13e,3s.s7
Current +; =; expenses - M 1898
.rot,,s 4. s 1,o46. $50. 80
Z. I, 4, stoc, lain naia in........s 10000 90
sap.t.., INA ,,,... 5000. 90
S SI p 2..iS "a 1,,rofita IS, q. al
in,u'p,n National banks. 53.82S.O2
Due ,le nvd 10 s'a.e ............. sa,442n
rndtH.TH,o, deposits .,.......... $50, 90
ra ~ Den Int, MT per cent $500. 70
Ss.iHSs,d NOebeciss ~. 1851
Cashiers checks ....,.........:: ~ lSo.SI
Demand certificates of deposit b,6y.oI
Time certificates Of deposit. ss'7Ss'' %
rot,, I. s 1,oi5. $50. SO
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Repor, Made to the Secretary Of stat, STATE
Ss of the State Of Utah, Of the cohol-
J MERCHANTS n BANK.

located at salt Lake City. in the Cou I,.
ty Of Salt Lake, State Of Utah .' "a, nj me
close of business on the Sth Gay OIL u;
October. 1910:
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state Of utah. office of the Secretary Of
i. 6. s. Tingey, Secretary Of State Of
tho foregoing Is n full. true and correct
copy OF the statement Of the above nam
cd company. filed in my office this 18th
c.. s. TINGEY,
(seal) n {o Secretary of State.
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state of Utah, County of Salt Lake.
II. p. Clark being first duly sworn &C
oordlng to law deposes and says that he
ia president Of the above named bank;
that the above and foregoing report con.
tains a full true and correct statement
Of the conditionio Of the said bank at the
close of bushes. on the sth day of Octo-
Der, 1910. "a. =: .Cl.Afh,.,
18th day Of October. 1910. ffs' !f,-
- LILLIAN ANDERSON.
(seal) Notary Public.
LESTER d. FREED.
8. w. MORRISON,
II. c. EDWARDS. 8ai
5s ,i.i.. Directors.
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so. N 81 q y. y. ~ AZ N
NJ New. Hills. 4 90 mt 2.27tIa KS u 4
Prince, 4 900 ut 90.
silver King, 4 70 at 2. 40. Sl5,i 1. 4i !
v Sioux CON- $50 at %. &
Swansea. & % 10 Mt a ~ y, y Z,
STintic Central. 1000 ut O.. 3
~ Uncle Sam, 200 at ssh 1000 at
,3s. s
Ss8 Western New. 5oosat 5.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-13
CONDITION IS CRITICAL
Bad Teeth and Gun Kicks
Bring Trapshooter to
Guthrie Hospital

Bad teeth and the kicks" OF q gul
are responsible sor the extremely ser.
ious condition of John Hubbard. a
jeweler Of Coyle, who was his morn
ing brought TO the Methodist hospit'
al. He has a severe case OF blood
poisoning, his entire system being ef.
-fceted
MIR. Hubbard on July 90 was one OF
n large number Of people engaged m
trap shooting near Coyle. 1t is said
he held the shotgun In sue1 a way
that nearly every time he fired be
received the rebound on his cheeK,
and near the nose. lie received 40
many thumps that his face was sore
for several days and recently it was
found he was injured The bad bload
from the decayed teeth and the brui8'
es permeated his system almost be-
fore be was aware ~ ".
The sufferer IL 32 years old and
las family. He WAS brought In on
the Eastern Oklahoma train today
His condition Is regarded rs critical.
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TO REMAIN IN PULPIT
Rev. +. ID. Cameron in Address
Says He Will Make Guth-
ric His Home
To The People Of Guthrie In Genernl
And The BaptIsts In Particular:

To The People Of Guthrie In Genernl,
And The Baptsts In Particular:
was not nominated In the recent
primary electlon that is, | take II
that will not 30 on Tho ticket. Il
eas been over ten days since the eloc.
ton and no report has been made by
the election board II Is not the par-
pose Of this notice TO, say what |
think of the un.American election law
under which we are bound. or to
speak OF my name not going on the
ticket desire 10 say to the people
ol Guthrie. | shall continue my work
~ pastor of the First Baptist church
ana when my Official duties expire IN
January will giyo my entire time 10
the church.
Personally, am profoundly glad 20
be out OF politics and shall mover run
Cor any political Office again II shall
b. my purpose IN life 20 buill W a
great peoples church In Guthrie IN
M preacher OF the gospel Glory
God and be helpful to my fellow mon.
" ~ NV nopr TINT | llH} Df permitted
10 snend The remainder Of my life IN
Guthrie and that may be instrument
a In building up the largest and most
useful BAPTIST church Ia the state !
have stood for Guthrie all thrOush
this administration aud shall continns
to do so Guthrie is the nost beauti
f,l and the best home CITY in the
state: the best city in which to live.
it Is my irm faith that It will become
The strongest Industrial and manufac-
turing city In the state, Let us AL
joiu the Boosters club and talk a.
home and abroad for Guthrie
Come to church tomorrow and let rs
talk together about a grea, peopl ;
church in beautiful Gut hre. Sincere;g,
ED. CAMERON