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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-18
SIX WNREMEN EXCUSED
TOTAL OF Ill HAVE BEEN DIS
MISSED IN BROWNE CASE.
Tell Court They Were Approached. !"
Lawyer for Defense Makes
Statement.

CHICAGO. August 1a-Judge Kersten.
In whose court Lee O'Neil Browne Is up
for retrial on . charge OF buying votes
TOR Senator Lorimer. was compelled to
dismiss six more veniremen today. This
makes Ill veniremen dismissed from the
last three panels. on their own state
ments that they had been approached
with reference to their possible service
as jurors.
Il do not know who Is tampering with
the veniremen," said the court; II do
not take sides, but some one is doing
corrupt work. sincerely hope we will
find out who Is guilty, and that they
They are making a travesty OF the ad-
ministration Of the law"
Statement OF Attorney.
The courts remarks were addressed
to the lawyers and veniremen generally.
Attorney Erbstein answered:
II will say that investigators for the
defense have not gone near the homes OF
veniremen. Yesterday l told our agents
that they must not do SO, or / would
bring them into court. The power Of
the states attorneys Office has been used
to discredit the defense. There Is plot
on foot to that end"
States Attorney Wayman had assembled
the bench and was sitting near the judge
when Mr.. Erbstein concluded his re-
marks.
Tommy rot" was all the comment
the prosecutor made.
T. g. Mathers. chief Justice Of the
kings bench OF Manitoba. q guest Of JUS
tice Kersten, was an interested spectator
during the proceedings.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-09
SEE INFO The COST

1t is not the purpose of opponents
to the Oklahoma City capital removal
scheme 10 convince that capital re-
moyal committee that the job viii
cost millions
That committee already knows II
wouldn't favor the job il II felt
Ctherwisel
But the constant statement OF the
removal schemers, to the effect the
state only has to loan" paltry
100000 ''as starter, demands reiu'
tation. A movement advertised as
being flee of cost to the taxpayers
and in the same measure asks for
100000 Is lie in fact and by I'M
tent. 1t Is doubly dangerous because
Il also carries no safeguard for the
pcople-the commissioners can do as
they please, take their time to do the
work, get $1,000 per annum, and
from their expenditures no appeal
can be taken-they are higher than
the supreme court of the state, and,
IL the bill be voted by the people,
ti,eir will would he law.
Thee men apnolntecs, II you
please. could drag this state into ID.
dehtcdness without limit
That claim they would lay out some
farms into town lots and sell them
for big prices is mere tommyrot; II
Is not oven well told.
Because,
Frst--thc acreage Is limited to q
600
Second that would be required by
the state
rhird--lf the state needs the acre
age, how would ii gel money for its
own land?
A little strip Of land one mile wide
and three IN length would approx
mate that go----wouldni there be
room foY vast addition after the
state had appropriated for It's nee
tssiticsy
Surely the people OF this state win
iolt down that deal. They may not
see all the concentrated inlquity he
hind the main pushors OF the deal, but
they can peep far enough into the
Program to know they will have to
pay about s4,000,000 TO bolster up 4
move HE capital some twcnty.odd
miles.
Nor are those who started the
scheme unmindful OF The fact the cleo
ton will be held at time when the
farmers are busiest in almost every
county Of The state They are con
sclous that in far-off counties the
busy agricnlturist will not feel he car
afford 70 take the time to vote Thai
suits their programth The farmers are
opposed to the deal When they vote
In the large majority Of cases, they
will "chug" that removal schcm'
good and plenty"
II is the duty OF every man In Gulh
ic to assist In getting tho vote out
Once aroused at the enornly Of ey
pense which can be incurred and ut
ter helplessncss to prevent. n thu
scheme Is carried. the people OF th'
state, without bias as to party nnt
regardless OF ayocation, VIII vot'
down the proposition.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-09
DAN PRICE TOO SLOW IN FIGHT

Continued frar Pare one
shot twice. aud he thinks both shots
took effect
From the remark that Elliott drop
ped In his musmuling 1t would APP
pear that the affair took place at the
house Of widow who lives on Red
river. He did not know how the
woman would testify
Elliott was not put in jail until lata
this evening. being allowed to loaf
about al will and nearly all day ne
sat around the sheriff's office. lie re.
fused TO talk much. saying be was uu.
able TO describe any part Of the ira.
gedy. but would do so In a day or two.
His eyes were inflamed and II was
evident that he had been weeping He
wore an old slouch black hat and an
ill.fiitipg suit of black clothes. He
claims To be a ferryman ON Red river.
The officers wetc able TO flnd out
tpt little through the deputy ~ Kemp
abont the matter.
Price Had A Bad Record
Price haH record that is IN
nillar 10 al in these parts, lie has
always been q terror IN any commit
ylliy IN which he lived. During the
ltsl several yeurs he had killed two
lhen 81 Kemp. and what he did along
dat line before going there Is hard TO
III.
One OF his victims WAS the son ol
T. N. TAYLOR, and the other At Kemp
kas Nathaniel Dillingham;. AS re.
'sult OF one of these episodes, he was
sent to The pcnltentiasy for seven
years, but managed to get out after
q short time. For while he was
marshal Of Kemp. and he has always
been known az gun man Of the first
water.
He has sons grown and married
They are said to be as much different
from thel- father as night Is from
day. They live IN Texas and are IN
dustrious farmers. But the fathel
left his wife years ago. and has lived
life that meets scorn on every hand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-09
SHORT CUTS
TO THE NEWS

Mai. A. j. Niles. Capt M H. Taul-
bee and others went 70 Chandler sun
uaS to commence the second week OF
ta set practice on the Oklahoma ma
tonal guard range. III
Sutton Van pclt, Of Chicago, man
ager OF construction for the j. IT,
Hill Paving company. Is in the city
to look over the several contracts
The company has in hand.
Robert Carnes. formerly Of the Hill
Paving company, was here yesterday
lie has taken position In the Rock
leland offices at Fort Worth and start
"a for that place last night.
The city board of equalization start
cd today the hearing OF protests on as
sessmcnts.
The remains OF Willie Dixon. aged
8, who died yesterday foln heart
failure. were buried today at Camp
Russell cemetery. lie was son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dixon, who re-
side six miles out III the country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-09
A SKINNING
Now Threatened Waters Pierce
OIL Company Within
Oklahoma
(By Associated Press,)

Enid, Okla, May 9--Case brought
BY Attorney General West against
Waters-pIefce OIL company alleging
1t Is q subsidiary concern Of tho
Standard oil company. operating IN
violation Of the state antitrust law,
was begun Ia The district court here
today before Judge Garbeh
Attorney General West, whose
home was here prior to becoming
state official, appeared for the state in
person.
Attorney General West went 10
Enid today TO Ole III th edistrict court
an application for receiyer5hip for
the Waters-pierce oil company. The
supreme court Saturday denied the
wit Of prohibition asked for by the
company The court suggested that
If there was monopoly, as tho at
torney general suggested, indlct-
ments should be brought. Mr. West
ccntended that il was the company
he was after and not any Of It's Gown
agents
The application is to be made 10
District Judge CARRIER, against whom
tho company sought prohibition. \,
In the oil copipany's brief, jurisdlc-
tlon OF the district court 10 grant re-
cclverships for violation OF The anti
trust law was questioned, the claiu
being that the exclusive jurisdiction
rested with the supreme court. Judge
Lodbcttery ~ making argument. fOl-
lowed the decision az the Logan cOnn-
ty district court In constituting the
against public policy" clause OF the
antitrust act, IN the cotton gin eases.
cou on appeal This he stated, Was
vague and indefinite, since Il was not
determined In the act what against
public policy consisted OF, hence q
person, firm or corporation would not
know when the law was being vi0-
lated
Attorney General West referred to
the chief testimony against the Long
Bell Lumber company, which was snit
! for Injunction and sustained by the
supreme court on appeal from King
+ fisher county. stating that the Waters
+ Pierce case was analogous In char
+ NNNtlt n1 HhlRNHt w NHR iNAtAQ 'htN
\ against the oil company he explained.
4 was first for on laiunctcn against
certin practices ard then tor the APP
/ pointment OF a receiver, II such was
necessary TO carry out the purpose
\ CT the injunction. One thing TO be
j prevented, he said, was FIJI. tier COM
pliance with an alleged combination
4 which he charged mad been made be-
tween the Waters-pierce, the Stand
4 ard Of New Jersey and tine stand
ard Of Indiana, resulting in the
Watess'piercs being able to Ok prices
in Oklahoma. In showing that the
oil company had taken cognjzance OF
the proceedings which were institut-
ed in the spring OF 1907, he told the
court that the company had made an
swcrs and filed demurre S. but had
not denied that the majority OF It's
stock or company II owned by the
STANDARD. nelthe, had II been denied
that the heads OF The two organiza-
tlons pareeIed out various territories.
Oklahoma being included for the or
eration of each company
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-09
o @ o O o o o o O = o O o o q o,
The GRAFT BILL
HOW TO VOTE

. The Leader Is IN receipt of {
. letter from Garyin county {
9 ia mer, who says: I'm this {
= neighbotIood, we are against |
q capital removal. but how shall
= we vote? For the bill and for
9 Guthrie or against the bill and
. for Guthrie 0. merely against
& the bill7' e Ny [
@ The above question Is asked by [
@ manyg ea 81 n3c "a .yei
. Let It be known that the cap ,
c itsl lociiion bill is a fake, graft
cl Gathrie5does Iiot wiab,toE profit
oiby Such a blu. The dntyl ef hon.
Q est voters Is plain: Vote no on
@ the bf11 If the voter Is friend.
@ ly to Guth'ie landafeels that the (
@ mnral effort OF vote for Guth-
q ric viii help in the future, then
y let him vote siYes1i ghsre Giithp
% lrie's name appears, - bvf sGmthiie
@. does notnvish the ,votefito vote
! O yes" ;wice--tbat Is "Yes" for
O the bill and "Yes" for Guthrie.
@ The bill is rotten. Guthrie wants
O II killed. Therefore the duty Of
o the voter Is plain:
O Vote mo- on the bill.
O Vote "Yes opposite Guthrie,
> where the three cities are named.
q O 600 5000 90 o O 90
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-09

In the banking business three
things appeal to the public. Solyency,
courtesy aud secrecy; solyency, that
The people may know that their
money is safe; courtesy. that they
may be assured Of kind and prompt
aitenIon; aud secrecy, that they may
feel That their olations with the
bank are confidential. All of these
things the National Bank of Com
merce, Guthrie, okla, guarantees.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-09
FRESH TOPICS II
OF THE TOWN

The oil inspection de partment OF
the State mine inspectors office earn
Cd s23.373.99 in fees during the period
March l. 1909, to March 81, 1910, ac-
cording TO the report OF State Exam
iner and Inspector Chas. Taylor Of
that office, OF this amount IS, 1921
was paid to deputies with s2.t6 still
due, and $lS,SGl.3l turned into the
state treasury.
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Ml,rrison. oriswoId NuptiaIs.

M-TIfSOnFAflbWO'u Nuptid'o'
"Wednesday evening Of this week,
at the First Presbyterian church, VIII
be solemnlzed the marriage Of M.
Duncan Lawrence Morrison OF East
Florida, to Miss Elizabeth, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grisw0ld, the
bans to be pronounced at o'clock by
the pastor, Rev Harry Omar. Scott,
The b ide is the daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Charles GrisWOld, he being the
clerk Of the circuit court in Logan
county and one Of it's most highly
esteemed citizens, Mrs. Griswold pop.
ular with large circle of friends.
Back of the ceremony Is romance:
The groom having left the home oi
his parents IN Floiida TO enter the
United States navy, disenlbarklng,
alter long service, at San Francisco,
from whence he came TO The capital
city. where, after struggles Incident
to all young men far from home, he
won the friendship Of many young
members OF the social set. At that
time the bride was q school girl. and
The mar iage was postponed because
The parents desired the young woman
to complete her education Recently
Mr.. Morrison left for Florida, return
Ing now only to become a benedict.
His ma rlage into one Of the first
families Of the capital. city uniting
one OF the Oldest Far Southern fam
lilies To one fom the "Yankeeland" oT
Mr.. Morrison's earliest recolectlons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer, 3l7 South
Broad, arc the parents Of son, born
yesterday. 4
/Mr. and Mrs. f. W. Lin,z went to
(El Reno yesterday morning where the
latter will spend the week with her
parents. Mir Llntz returned home
Vast evening
On May "a and 20 the Guthrie dis
trict EpwOrth league Will hold It's an
nual session In this city q; the Firsl
Methodist Episcopal church. Ths
committee on entertainment and pro
gram Is busy making final prepara
tions and a Most successful meeting
Us anticipated. over 100 delegste'
are expected iak
Miss Dora Welie retu'ned homo 4
Oklahoma City this morning, ate
being the guest ofMiss Della Adle
\ lscycfal dayslNV 9ysh 9f ssis 9nsO,
~ ~ 30ksD bsdeG-ayef 1m0a nlals,
sbmfs. nsl sptTse5n cdf tPh aaec wasn
visitor in the city today. going iron
here to Edmond.
The Womcn's Missionary society O
the West Side Methodist church vii
hold an all nay session and pIcni
dinner ot Island patk Thursday Q
I this week.
i Miss Aimee Swank has rcturnc
ON two days visit with her sii
! ter at Pauls Valley
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ease, but he escaped with varloid
| attack. --,~,..,ser
.i..4gr-- .ht tes7~
Senator H. S, Blair was in town to-
Cay from Wynnewood.
d. A. Lowery left today ON an
out-ofthe-city business trip
~
Iohn Coylc and Lymon Gray fan
Qve. to Oklahoma City esterday id
the Coyle car i
A. r. Eastman Is out of the city
on a few days business trip. He vii
visit Kansas City and other points.
Il. J. Kelly was here today from
Waurika.
Alexander and LaDgfitt. the Senat-
orial pitchers left here when the team
vent to Joplin, started this afternoon
for Bartlcsvlle to Join The team,
which plays there tomorrow.
w ?. Washburn left this morning
on several weeks tour over the state
~ the interest. Of the Railway EN-
tioyces association ~ ~ NJ
Ns "a Egta
| Dr. S, Pollock. formerly Of tiis city.
rs beph phfronrskansas. C'ity.for few
lays looking after business affairs.
3fMiss Ollie May Baker Is confined
TO her room ON account OF AN opera
ton on her eyes. IA
Mrs. Charles Reed was here today
from Coylc to meet a friend from
Norman. NJ ...
J. p. Kirby was in Guthrie today
from Sulphur.
Porter H. Morgan was here today
from Oklahoma City.
8. w Fenton Is here from Clovc.
land.
c. NJ. Portwood. Il. V. Rakesiraw,
Trooks Burnett, +. s. Harkey and j.
4. Anderson came in last evening
from Snyder on the proposed Swanson
county proposition.
J. T. King spent. The day here from
Ncwkirk
va
J. B. Thompson is here from Pauls
Valley. = esN s@
George Brown of. Tulsa. was here
en- legal business today. gile-
Allen NJ. Reynolds is In Guthrie
from Carthage. n
Edwin CotteTal. OF I'll Reno, is here
visiting with, his parents, DR.. aud Mrs.
G. +. CotteraI. Nti" xsi' 2
( 3ilra Mcclure, who returned a few
days ago from the Kansas university
! mas gone to Kendrick for few days
\ A touch of rheumatism, or twlDge
OF neuralgia. whatever the trouble Is,
/ Chamberlains BiDimcnt drives away
the pain at once and cures the com
plant quickly. First application gives
y veiief Sold bv all dealers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-09


EAIrs G. A. Hughes, i2l East Logan,
PLANNED and carried out a clever sur
prise on Dr Hughes Saturday evenl
ing in the wac of stag dinner
party, the occasion being Df. and
Mrs Hughes crystal wedding annf
yersary. Through TIE efforts OF Ne.
Goodwin, the nonsuspecting doctor
was detained down town until Z
o'clock when, upon entering his home,
he found the dining table laden with
feast of good things and group ol
his gentlemen friends ready to do jus
tice TO the spread, The table was
centered with red carnations. while
ferns banked the buffet Red shaded
candles were placed at either end or
the table, and dinner OF five courses
was seryedr Seated with the honoree
were Messrs. M. l.. Goodwin. Robert
Sohberg Judge II. s. Furman, W.
W. Rucks, Il. A. Douglas, ED Walton
Charles Seely. cx-Governof barnes,
Lieutenant BART /3arnes, Carl Havlg-
horst. 5. I, lIledsoc and j. j. ORourk
Miss McGregor Of Kansas City and
niece, Miss Fay Baxter, spent today
in Oklahoma city.
Miss Mable Faskln has returned
from several weeks visit in Jeffer-
son City, Mo-
The Elks give another OF their pop
ular dances on Thursday night of this
week.
The Ladies' Aid society OF Lhe
Methodist Episcopal church viii hold
their monthly business session We'd.
ncsday afternoon IN the church par
IplS-
n full membership Of the Smart
1T met Saturday with Miss Florence
fdIer at the usual club game which
fesulted In Mos. Frank Laux winning
Ithe first prize, Mrs Rucl Haskell the
second. and the consolation going TO
Mrs. M. l.. Goodwin The rooms we're
licstefully decorated with honey.
Nlckle aud bowls OF roses. After thu
games deloctable luncheon was scrv'
cd. Mrs. Heinz Braun will be the
aext hostess.
Mrs. Willard Llndwall, Mrs. Sam
Smith, Mrs. c. !. Davenport and Miss
ts Duke and Mcpherson were special
guests Saturday afternoon at the
+ ooney Mooney Shah club session al
ihe home Of Miss Virginia Hightower
spring blossoms added TO the attrac
! fiseness OF the card rooms and five
hundred was the game. Miss Esther
LELAND won the club prize and Mrs
Davenport the guests. A light lunch
leon was served in two courses after
ylhe games. Miss Bess Gano will b'
the next hostess to the club
! The Phi Delpha Gammas met Sat
friday afternoon In business session a
Ilne home Of Miss Helen Bronson Mis-
+ Grace Floyd and Mrs. Rude McPeal
we're special guests Officers for th'
lew year were elected as follows
/ Miss Matte Clare Gano. president
Miss Rena Richardson, vice president
Miss Ethel Douglas, treasurer.
fthrec course iuncheon cuncludeu IN
atternoons t
Mrs. II. O. Luiz has issued invita-
/ tons for an afternoon at bridge. o.
I, friday of this week
! 71'he Monday Afternoon SEWN
Hub met In It's usual weekly session
today Mrs. w. II. Boascn wa
hostess and the afternoon was spcn
at needle work, concluding with ligh
: refreshments.
Mrs. J. n. Keys Of Enid Is In th
l1liy, the guest Of he- son aud his wifi,
| Mr. and Mrs. r.. +. Keys. 707 Eat
. Warner. Mrs. Keys for many year
iiesided in the city aud has wild
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-09
FOR SALE-Snap. SIS bali bearing
lawnmower. Brand new. Perfect
~, eyPry way. 4 Last opeiftn house.
fla0eEsts it. tlls1lrth Arms co.

Never hesitate about giving Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy to children.
IL contains no opiiiiii OF other narcot-
les and can be given with implicit
'confdcnce.a As IA quick cure Tor
coughs and colds to which children
are susceptible, It is unsurpassed.
Sold by all dealers
Read The Daily Leader want col.
Iijnns for bargains "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-09

Patrolman George Dean returned to
work on the police force last might
after over three. weeks illness. lie
was stricken while ON duty and for
three days was uneoDsclQus -frolh
some sort of brain trouble. He has
fully recovered.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-09
PROSPECTUS.

Tuesday
Shakespeare club with Mrs. Mary
Il. Hart.
Dance at lone. Miss Louise Wat
son and Betty Skidmore hostesses
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sohlbcrg en-
tertain at dinner.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-09

Mrs. o. B. Hildreth. mother Of Mr..
j. J. Hildfeth. and MS. b Mckee
have returned TO their homes in New
ton, Kas,, after two weeks visit
with capital city friends.
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Wednesday

Wednesday D,dge, Mrs, Franz,
Laux
Presbyterian Aid society meets with
Mrs. F. o. Lutz,
Mrs H. M. Furman entenans al
cards for visiting girls,
Miss Louise Watson gives dinner
party forrhcr house guests.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-09
Woman Doctor win Speak.

/ n DR.. Elizabeth Melvin leaves tomov
Yrow for Tulsa whore she viii attend
4 tho meeting Of the State Medical asl
soc!ation Dr. Melvin is chairman OF
the section on pathology aud Will def
liver an address at the Wednesday
&ession
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-09

sgs,A. )Menefee, Leo Meyer. Il. O.
Cassidy and Judge ]. NJ Sandlin
spent Sun1ay IN Oklahoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-09

Mr. and Mrs, A. L. Cockrum spen
Yesterday In Orlando.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-09

DR., and Mrs, T. r. Ratlcdgc were
called to Oklahoma City last evening
by the Illness OF his mother
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-09
Thursday

Thursday
Elks dance in evening.
Mrs. John Williams enteriains al
breakfast ip honorof Miss Perkins OF
Lawrence, Kas, .lo
Alturian club meets with Mrs y
J. Blackmsn TO decide on progsap
ior year book.
Acorn club meets at Carnegie ri
hrary. +.
Friday
Pink Tea in afternoon, Miss Helfi
Mccoy hostess, 49, IA
Mrs. +. o. Lutz entertains at bridge
Domestic Science club meets wifi
Mrs. M. Cassidy ON West Side.
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PERSONAL
.,,,r. I. AND LOCAL

John II. Anderson, of Snyder, one
Ct the Swanson county advocates, Is
in the city; Iga 9
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-09

circle OF friends who VIII be glad TO
learn OF her presence in the city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-09

Senator Yeager, Of Tulsa, candidate
for Lieutenant governor, spent last
night in the city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-09

Senator H. S, Blair was in town to-
Cay from Wynnewood.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-09
Saturda,

Saturday
Saturday Evening Whist Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Post.
Rooney Mooney Shah in afternoon
with Miss Matte Clare Gano
Phi Delpha Guminas with Miss BE,
land. a lr'ff
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! ease, but he escaped. with variloid
! at;aek. -,~,..-ser
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-09

Mrs. Leo Meyer and daughter,
Eunlcc, spent today in Oklahoma
City,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-09

d. A. Lowery left today on an
out-of-the-city business trip.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-09

A touch of rheumatism, or a twIDge
OF neuralgia. whatever the trouble is.
Chamberlain's Liniment drives away
the pain at once and cures the ccm-
plant quickly. First application gives
reiief Sold bv all dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-09

Gohn Coylc and Lymon Gray rap
1ves to Oklahoma City esterlay i1
tte Coyle car. 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-09

A. r. Eastman is oud of the city
on few days business trip. lie vii
visit Kansas City and other points.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-09

DR. Blesh left this morning for Ok
laloma CITY after spending day here