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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-05
An En!lah enlna Influence .

Every city OF whatever size has
more or less civic pride. Not many.
however. but could make some i'm
provement along this line. This. as
well as all other reform movements,
must have beginning A few
families thoroughly imbued with the
spirit Of making the city beautiful
will inspire others TO follow their ex.
ample Most people, from the eat
est 10 the least, enjoy beautiful sur
roundlngs To have such Is within
,he reach Of the poorest and humbl-
est cottager. with some work aud
care, under competent direction For
several years the CITY Federation OF
Women's clubs in this city has given
attention TO this work and has tried
especially to inie est children/in
growing Hover and vegetable gar
dens, has offered prizes for the best
beds OF various kinds Of flowef. pret
tiest lawns, parkings. etc. ( Educa-
tion along this line will surely be
followed by inspiration, then feallza-
ton. NOW the women u The Chris
iian church are purpodng 10 Inter
est the women Of Guthrie In great
chrysani hemum show TO be held
some time next autumn With a
little cultivation II is an easy matter
10 grow flowers II Is just as easy
10 grow fine varieties for exhibition
purposes as II * the coinmUner kinds
aud the results are acs'horical aud
satisfying. Mr.. Furrow has ycrg
generously Offered all plants at the
low price Of five cents each IN max
ing uD the lisl of varieties only such
were chosen as would mature aud
bloom about The same time. In .
few days solicitors viii be in The
ilisDd taking orders. Mr. furrOw will
grow ihc plants until tbe first OF
May. when they will be- delivered "a
purchasers and viii ihen be strong
enough 10 plant In The ground II.
has kindly offered to give direc
lions for chrysanthemum culture
from time 10 time as the plants de
mand attention Such directions
will be published IN the papers so al
sill have an equal knowledge OF tho
cultivation required. All That ~,
church ladies' equire from those pur
chasing plants OF them Is that ;bes
7loan their plants 10 them In the fal
10 be exhibited az the achrysarfhc
, man show Generous prizes. viii bs
given by the merchants for he bes
OF eyerys variety offered There 1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-05
SOCIETY PROSPECTUS

Tuesday
Humane society at library, 7.30.
Shakespeare club in afternoon at
library
Presbyterian dinner and congrega-
tional meeting
Auxiliary Typographical union in
afternoon,
Wednesday.
First Methodist church Mission.
ary society cn.ertan other societies
Of the city.
Thursday.
Altrurian socieiy meets at library
Acorn club with Mrs W. H.
Rucks Gt
Mrs Finley entcrtains at cards in
afternoon
Friday
Domestic Science club meets with
Mrs. L0hr. hs
Rooney Mooney Shah mce,s with
Mrs. Alfred Bryan
Friday Afternoon Whist meets
with Mrs. Sparlock
Saturday
Busy Bees entertain at home Of
Mrs. Chas, Knelsly.
Mrs. Galcn Grow entcrtains Smart
Set in afternoon
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turned from business trip to Mus
lOgee.
II. G. Bolton has returned from a
trip to Oklahoma City.
Judge L. G. Spiman has returned
from Oklahoma City.
II. N. Smith of Houston, Tex, was
here visiting friends.
J. w. Daugherty of the Elks hotel
accompanied his little granddaughter,
Helen Godfrey, as far as Oklahoma
City this morning on her return to
her home in Holdenyille
l.. a. Mccoy of Memphis, Tenn, is
!. the city.
II. c. Hargis. a photographer OF
Pawhuska, is in the city.
y. A. Ray was here yesterday from
Stillwater.
as,Rcy.. John Abernathy left this
morning for Norman to attend the dis
tlict conference of the NJ. Il. church.
South. Rev. and Mrs. John p Cox
of Piedmont were here today en- route
to the gathering.
Anton Fl. Classen of Oklahoma City
was here today He Is connected
with the Guthrie Street Railway com.
pany.
r. w. Browder has returned from a
visit with his parents in Wichita.
g. W. Cornell of Weathcrfo,d is in
The city.
A. NJ. Stewart is here from Man.
gum.
H. NJ. Maloy is in the city from
Granite.
Representative y. r. Ewell aud NJ
y. Moore OF Durant were in the city
last night,
]. L. Byrne Of Oklahoma City Ia
here on business.
Cliff Caldwell of Clinton Is IN the
city.
Claud Phillips is spending several
days out OF the city on visit Will
friends.
Edward IIowellis here from Shaw
nee.
James Mckay Is in the city from
n yor Creek
,an7
Attorney A. J. Jennings of Lawtor
is in the city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-05

Evening Five Ilundfcd club last eva
cuing at Que Of their most delight
tul sessions Preceding the evening
at cards the members were served
an elaborate seven course dinner ~
'tfiG lone Candelabras added 70 the
lttruciiveness OF the table Places
were laid for twenty-siX, the special
guests being Mrs jennie Morrow
aud Miss Ethel Morrow, OF Lawrence,
.kas.,-alld Miss CuseY Of NlnltnJ'roh
score among the ladies' was made BY
Mrs. Morrow, who was presented Il
box OF fine stationery and a hand-
Nsm0cly bound hook went to Mr. W
y Frasor =
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SHORT CUTS
TOTHE NEWS

There are extensive plans on foot
ior the institution of the Guthrie Nest
OF Owls at Odd Fellows hall Thurs.
day night. The nest will start with
over 700 members. Weird initiatory
ceremonies are to be followed by an
entertainment
Proceedings have been started
against Ray Cation for occupying In
dian lands In Blaine county. The
suit was filed here yesterday.
Ellen Stubs has bought suit IN the
district court for divorce from Isaac
Slubbs. She alleges desertion.
Oscar Ameringer. Socialist lecturer
VIII speak at the district court rooms
tonight.
Mrs. NJ. w. Mcdonald, who under
went an operation at the hospital last
Saturday. is doing very well, but is
still in critical condition.
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Farewell to Mr.. and Mrs Moon

One OF the most charming out Of
town affairs of the season was held
last Thursday at the honc Of Mr..
and Mrs. Claud l.. Swain, six miles
southeast Of here. Il was a fare
well reception In honor OF Mr. aud
Mrs. Il y Moon. who will leave
soon The house was beautifully
decorated with lilacs and apple bios.
SONS. DANNY refreshments were
served by the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. Gates, Miss Hyde and Miss
Wilson Those present were Mcesrs
and Mosdames X y. Moon, Gates
Hyde, Port Wilson. Larry, Baldwin
and Stevens Messrs. Ed Baldwin,
JAS. Hyde. Weaver. Wilson, Guy
IIaticn, Jno Jarell, Clarence Larry;
Misses krug, Icela Hyde. Dallle
Hyde and Edna Wilson
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GUTHRIE MARKETS.

Wheat-$1 10.
Corn--60.
Millet-S1.25.
Oats--45c. Ht5
Baled hay--$li 10 sls. IA
Loose hays TO $40.
Flour. soft wheat patent-$2. 80.
Bran. soft wheat--S1.35.
Alfalfa meal-sl.25.
Alfalfa seed-sl2 to $14 per bu.
Cane seed $1.25.
Chops s1.45.
kaffir cOrn-65c
Mllct seed $3.50.
Oyster shells s125.
Corn meal--$I 10.
Lambs 10 So.
Beef 81 50 to 81 30.
Hogs $3.50 to 1910.
Veal-s3.20 10 s4.00.
Eggs--1Gc
Butter-i5c -
Hens ~ lie.
Geese--7c.
Ducks-8c.
Potatoes, C0l0.--65c.
Ohi0-90c.
Strawberries per crate 81 tv 81 -
Burbank and Rose--S0c.
Cabbage l-2c.
Onions 3c.
Apples. s1.35 10 s2.2J.
Hides, salt cured. No. l--Sc.
Hides. green, No. 1--7c. t 81.
Hides. No. 2. one cent less.oc 81
Fine china and cut glass, prices
below cost TO close out. Patterson's.
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MENU FOR WEDNESDAY.


Breakfast.
Orange, cereal and cream, bacon,
OatmeaI scenes, marmalade, toast
GA and coffee
Luncheon.
Sausage and griddlc cakes, griddle
cakes ard honey for dessert, or ma
pie syrup II preferred, tea.
Dinner.
Vegetable soup, boiled mutton and
caper sauce, mashed potatoes, stew
ed cclety, lemon Jelly aud sponge
cake, black coffee, The Daily Leader.
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The one table bridge club meets
Wednesday with Mrs J + Win.
ton
Mrs. Jennie Morrow leaves to-
morrow night fos her home IN Law.
rcnco, kas. Miss Morrow going In
HE morning TO Oklahoma City for
an Gdclinltc visit During their visit
here with Mr. and Mrs. j j.
ORourli. Mrs Morrow and daughter
have been compimented with many
social courtesies Miss Cusey, guest
Of her sister, Mrs. Maurice O'l,ourk.
viii remain some time.
Miss Trent relurpcd to Muskogco
This morning after visit with Mrs
Fred parkinsoh
Adiutant General Canton went to
Norman this morning on account OF
the illness Of his daughter.
Mrs Will Moody left this morning
tpg her home IN Oklahoma City after
; visit with her sister, Mrs. A. N.
Hencdlct.
~
4 Mrs s k Van Voorhees, and
Mrs. Frank Laux visited Oklahoma
Cly today
Mrs Bray left this morning for q
stay of some length In Pryo Creek
Mr. Bray going to Wagoncr.
Miss Dorothy Seton went TO Okla
homa City this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Il j. Loose re
turned today from visit In Enid
Miss Shearer and Mrs Clark Flcl
visited Oklahoma City today
Mrs. e. s. Bericam OF Council
Grove, Kas., and Mrs r. c Pott
Of saltwater visited IN the city 10
dE
l/fAliss Leland arrives today iron
Topeka TO be the guest Of her Sis
! ter Mrs, II l.. Finley
p
n The Saturday Evening Whist elu
Vrouped In upon Mrs Charles Seel
last evening and gave her q SUI
D. ise Whisi vas played at sogera
Flablcs and resulted IN Mrs Fran
Posi- and MIR. Leach winning honor
I ,I rho axputnt. aud s, sktrn f.ts. ~,
Nsauccr and half dozen glasses. ~
Ncshmcnts were served.
The Misses Farrar returned ycl
teriay from Edmond and after
shol visit ct the home OF Mr. an
Mrs. Charles Seely loft this morI
INK for heir home IN Arkansas City
Mrs ANDERSON and lister spa1
ne day here from Cashlon
The Dread dub will cnioy socii
session t'riday night al ihe home ,
Miss Mary Tibbetis.
IT<Mrs W II. Baker and Msr 7
NJ Wclch Vert elected delegates
4 the district federation mcetin. 90 !
\ held IN Saltwater Tic later part :
uc month.
Ms. Gilges OF Saltwater is her
the guest Of her sister, Miss Johns
Mr.. Sherman Taylor and Nils
Mary Pracna We're married her
yesterday BY County Judge J 6
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-05
e' udc Club Program .

The Etude club met this after.
noon at the home OF Mrs. Jesse
Dunn, All East Logan The program
was carried out as io!lows:
Spring Song .....%.. Mcndelssohn
Mrs. McGregor
Rose Leaves .f..,,....,... Ashley
Mrs TibDeits
Rustic OF Spring .....,... Sinding
Miss Edna Gray
Paper on Jennie Lind ..a.,s.,..
Mrs. Mlntoyne
Spring Has Come .. .Maud0 White
Mrs. West
Sprjng song ....,..,...... Heniiei
Mrs Land
4 Mrs. NJ Arnold and daughter have
returned from several weeks visit
in Shawnee.
Mr.. and Mrs Eslic Walton visited
Oklahoma City Sunday.
Miss Lucille Pollock, daughter OF
Federal Judge Pollock, viii arriyg
here the middle oi the week for q
visit with Mrs. j X CotliDgham
Miss Pollocks home is In Kansas
City, Kas., but comes here from OK.
lahoma City, whore she has been
spending some time with her father.
The Monday Afternoon Sewing
club was entertained yesterdaA
afternoon BY Mrs. w. H., Coyle. OF
Washingio on and Elm. There were
present only club members and after
the usual paslime luncheon was
served
Mrs. Enoch Bamford celebrated
her little daughter l,ettic's third
birthday yesterday afternoon by IN
viiing IN number of small tots.
They were served light luncheon al
/ The close Of The afternoon
Mrs. Roy Dyseft OF Coylc is herr
the guest Of Mrs. Terrell Dysefi
Mrs. Fred Frey has rclurned iron
Oklahoma City
Mrs j. a.. Brown has issued IN
citations for musicale aud liner
shower In compliment 10 Miss Ila
zel IIamlll, brIde.elect. The arIai
Will be held Saturday afternoon a
~ 81
4 Mr.. aud Mrs VIM. Spurlock wer'
iost and hostess 10 the Monday
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tft
The N t, church, Southasittl,l
their friends enirYcd d banquet last
evening at the church followed by
d social time There wits I; large
attendance aud The dinner vas
50 we'd BY the Woncn's Home Mis-
slonary society All u r. Low
cry presided rs toastmasIer in II
very pleasing manner and taiks
were made as follows: Judge X ~
Williams on The Significance Tot
Church Building, Early hsNinri.
cpcc IN Church Work III Gnthrif by
Or. G A. Hughes and Mr. ~ IA !.
Mar spoke along The liiics oi Tne
Young Man and the Chnrclt." Judge
y. A Mlntoyne made short adj
dress Music for The evening was
furnished by he lowcry quartet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-05

We don't hold many saes--We
mean business when we do, our en-
tire china department to be closed
out at once.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-05

Ge; ready for our hosiery sale
"Wednesday and Thursday Great
values. 81 Louis Racket
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-05
EoR SALE

Household gGods and furniture. ifs
good as new Enough to furnish fiYe
rooms. Oppor unity 10 purchase will
last only unill April 5 Cali at 500
East Harrison, or phone 1868
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-05

Strang. They will make this city
their home The ceremony was
witnessed by the groom's brother
and his wife Mr. and Mrs q. Al
Taylor, Of no Elst Harrison and
sister Miss Hazel Taylor Of Mul-
hall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-05

Mrs Join II Blrrosd entertained
w smalI bridge party this after
noon With Mrs Jennie Morrow. OF
Lawrence kas, the bonorce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-05

Col and Mrs W. II Burt Of Ed
mopd. are the guests 81 Mr. and Mrs
IA. \ Hurt
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Miss Collar spent Sunday In Okla
homa city with friends.
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Be Carefu1!

of the kind Of lubricants you use
on your machine. II poor liibri-
fants are used, more gasoline IS re-
hnlrcd to operate Your machine,
besides il the machine is NOT prop
'erly oiled with the right kind af
oil, ii is only natural that the wear
is greater. We sell the well known
Arco oil Al rs per gallon Also
the we'll known White Rose 0aso-
line aud don't forget or repair de-
partment, where we repair all the
makes OF automobile aud gasoline
engines aud repair them rigiii.
Drummer & Hall
City Garage,
Phone II3. 100 L. Cleveland.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-05

sIr. Sherman Taylor and Miss
Mary Pracna were married here
ycslcrday By County Judge J q.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-05

MS Gilges OF Saltwater IS here
the guest Of her sister, Miss Johns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-05

Mr. aud Mrs. VIM. spurlock werd
.cst md hostess 10 the Monday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-05

Mrs i A. Brown has issued ina
gitallons for musicale aud linen
shower IN compliment 10 Miss Ha.
.ze IIamlll, brIde.eect. The affair
will be held Saturday afternoon at
NV
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-05

Fine china and cut glass, prices
below cost 10 close out. Pattersons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-05

rhe one table bridge club meets
Wednesday with Mrs ! + Win
ton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-05

x<Alrs W II. Baker and Msr n
m Wclch Vert elected delegates TO
The district federation meeting TO BE-
held IN saltwater Tic later part n
NWc month.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-05

The Dread elub wlll cnioy social
session Friday night az the home IS
Miss Mary Tibbetis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-05

Mrs. Fred Frey has returned from
Oklahoma city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-05

Judge E. G. Spiman has returned
from Oklahoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-05

turned from business trip to Mu
logee.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-17

Rnson
Benamia sardis
here nrdy
N Ho1den, 6fBrhtol
visitor saturday,
Hugh Fortng was here SATURDAY
from Eumherpof
FigeE Rosebud
city Visitor Saturday.
george Randolph hers
Saturday from Salem
s. NJ. Prince, 81 Morgantown; is a
business visitor here.
ElIis rortney was n thecity sat1r
day from ~LnmbeFport.
o1andus West came home last
night from Wheeling
Constable T. M. Sullivan, Of NJ.
Glare. Is a city visitor
n. 3. Cork retnrned last night
from the Wheeling fair.
Miss Margaret Flynn, Of WILSON,
burg. was here Saturday
John "a. Fleming, OF shinnston,
was a city visitor Saturday.
A. B. brooks OF MorgantoWn, is a
business visitor in the CITY.
Ira q. McCiain. OF West Union. ts
the city ON a business visit.
george c. Lynch has returned from
a business trip to Pittsburg-
Attorney Eugene Sommeryille was
here Saturday from Grafton.
Attorney George N. Alexander, OF
Fairmont. was her Saturday.
DR.. ]. w. Johnston has returned
from a visit to he Elkins fair.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred L. Fox, OF SAT-
ION, are guests at the Waldo.
BENJAMIN Sandy, a well known cit
izen Of sardls, was ere Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Basnett, have
returned from a weeks visit at Graf
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. Hamilton, OF
L~umberport, were in the city satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w Duny re-
turned last night from the Wheeling
Miss Mary wtuemiller, of Lumber
port. was in2the; city Saturday shop
ping.
lem. are moving to c%lsyelAnd, O., TO
reside.
Sherman Jacoxsof the Telegram is
back to work from Camp Higgins
near Quiet Ben.
Miss Bertha Bayts, of Hepzibah, IS
4 guest Oh. Ars1Lee Lawman, Of
stealey Heights.
Charles e. Reynolds, OF Cincinnati,
railway postal clerk Is here for a va
cation of a few days.
Walter Garrett. OF Meadowbroo&,
has returned from Wheeling where
He attended the fair.
Patrick Higgins returned his
morning from camp near Quiet Dell
greatly improved in health and spir-
Its.
The Rev. j. /. Vincent andk daugh-
ter, Maude, have returned to Lost.
Creek after visiting at Point Com
fort.
Miss Nan Goodwin, Of Broad Oaks,
returned Saturday morning from a.
two weeks visit at New York and.
Baltimore.
Attorney Louis A. Carr a returns
ed from visits in ~sistersville and New
Martinsville. where he transacted
legal business.
Mrs. NJ. A. Nusbaum. Of West
Main street. has as her guests Mrs.
Judge, OF Grafton, and Miss Esther
Klein, OF Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Elliott, OF
New York, arrived in the city Satur-
day to visit Mr.. El1tott's father, SAM
uel A. Elliott, at McAIpiu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred schoolmaster
and son, Kenneth. of Bradford, Pa
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Scott, of Jackson street.
Miss Florence Grove and Miss
Mabel Carr went to steubenville,
10. Saturday to visit at the home OF
Miss carr's uncle. g. j. Davis.
william H. Hall and son, LocksleY.
passed through the city Saturday
morning on the way to bic home at
Liverpool after visiting relatives at
lane Lew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bell and
family, OF jackson street. have re-
turned from a visit to Mrs. BeIps
parents, MI. and Mrs. John Wells, Of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-09-17
BROKEN BACK.

FATRMoNT, Sept 17-Manley
Kerreck. a lalgorer employed on the
new baltimore & Ohio railroad tun-
mel at Terra Alta, has been brought
to the Miners hospital here with 2
broken hack received in an accident.
He is not expected to survive.
The registrar Will probably mot
come to YOU but You must to
him.
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OWN
YOUR
own
HOME

.Eaa.aH wr 49, NaG
We have copied the editorial be-
low from n Of the Cincinnati Pa-
Ipers, and it.would he well Q every
nne. old and young it=
This is not a real estate
advertisement but a straight
heart-to5heart talk to young
men who are working on.
salaries.
Own a home!
1t seems like we have read
that line before. Oh, yes, It'll
was in the. real estate coli
umns. It was paid advertis-
ing, but this is not. 1T may
pay you to heed it, nevefthe-
less.
If you are getting any
kind Of an income at all you.
can save part of it. Don't
spend it all having a good
time. Go out and use your
judgment in the selection of
a lot. Make a payment down,
and arrange to make addi-.
.tional payments at allotted
times. You will find the in
vestment fascinating. Tt.
will take you out Of rut
and give you a new grip on
Yourself. Tt will make you
interested IN the neighbor-
hood and in the community.
Out Of self interest you viii
become interested in the tax
rate and in the spending of
public money. 1t will make
YOU a better all around citi-
zen.
Real estate is the best pos
sible Investment. 1T cannot
get away from you. 1t will
not depreciate in value un-
less you blundered in your
selection.
Use the money you are
now using paying rent to
make payments on a perma-
nent home. In a few Years
you will find yourself the
spossessor of a valuable prop
erty, instead of the owner of
a handsome collection of
rent receipts. You can't sell
rent receipts, but you can
usually find a buyer for good
property.
While wc are on the sub
:iect of investment, just re-
member that go years ago
the relatives of John Hunt,
of New York, tried to have
him sent to the insane asy-
lum because he paid $1,000
for a strip of New York real
estate. "A few days ago the
same piece of property sold
for $1,925, 900.
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Many other dishes.

Orchestra concerts every
evening on the second balcony
of the lobby.
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We have copied the editorial be-
low from one OF the Cincinnati pa
pers, and It would he well for every
a old and young, to read y:
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-10-06
REPUBLICANS
HAVE BIG TIME
Splendid Addresses Delivered
Thursday Night with Fine
Musical Program.

If the success of last Thursdays
republican meetings in Grangeville is
to be taken as a criterion, the G. o.
p. will elect with grace and ease"
this fall, every candidate whose name
appears upon its ticket, from the
least to the greatest"
At the platform convention in the
afternoon the attendance was large
tested were all that could be de-
sired.
Ringing speeches We're made by
the candidates who were present, fol
lowed by fitting remarks on the part
OF several of the delegates; all of
which teemed with loyalty and UNI
swerying confidence i'll the outcome
of the election which the declara-
ton of principles then and there set
in motion.
The county platform adopted. to-
gether with the state platform en-
! dorsed by the convention, appear
elsewhere in this issue and should
be carefully read and digested. They
deal squarely and forcefully with the
needs of the county and state aud
nation as viewed by the republican
party, and as that party is given to
dealing with such matters. There
is no question straddled or lodged.
Night Meeting in Opera House.
A splendid meeting was held at the
|. o. o. F. opera house from tc
10 O'Clock in the evening, which was
addressed by Prof. II. A. Adrian, oil
Santa Barbara, Calf, and Hon. Bart
lett Sinclair, of Rathdrum, candidate
for congressional nomination before
the recent primaries. The gentlemen
are both deep thinkers, well schooleC
in the experiences of life as well as
the political history and preseni
needs of our country, and fully cap
able of presenting the same to any
audience in an entertaining and in
structive manner, which they mos
certainly did.
The meeting which was presided
over by County Chairman Henry Tel
cher, was opened by number of ex
oellent selections by the Grangevillt
Military band, followed by the speak
ers and one of the best mixed mus
ical programs that Graneeville aud
fence has had the pleasure OF listen
ing to in many a day. Mrs. P. NJ
Granville gave a piano number On he
most pleasing style, which was fol