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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26
- okLAAoMA spIRIr

Oklahomans need have no fear
fnat she ISLANDERS Of a partisan com
miitee oill du them permanent
Nf0ng. II il true these wild and al
most absurd stories have in the past
slcne eonsidemble damage and, per
a.aps. II was so intended, but. the
wonderful fertility Of our soil and
the geat advantage Of climate nave,
combined. added SO wonderfully 70
our narne abroad the proper sort OF
vitizanship has followed into the
imaginary deserts" only to ascer-
tain thcY were entering yeritable
F0cn where the soil responds TO The
efforts az the honest husbandman,
Oklah7ma has much to learn from
elder communities but the one z cay
Oklahoma spirit that bids men Of
honor and proper intent to go on ana
inward II OF ourselves and II mas
hcen onr guardian angel IN more
ways than one.
Today. no state in the Union pre-
senfs the same opportunity and gives
the same great reward for honest e.
fort of the individual as Oklahoma
Whomsocver scei,s to thwart our
Growth ii onr enemy and he VINO
seeks To aid us is our friend indeed
Oklahoma has natural resources
not yct developed and sufficient V
care for 100000 moro people tnah
unw reside within our borders. Wh2
sd strives TO bring orr increase q
wcallh-makcrs Is Il typical booster
never boomer. 10 which class de
Won hclong?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26
TAXPAYERS OF OKLAHOMA

Have YOU ever read the proposed
capjtal location bill initiated by the
real estate boosters Of oklah0ma
City?
Do you know that the proposed
measure will have all of the effects
of a law passed by the LEGISLATURE
Do you know that II provides for
three more state officers at $4,000
each per annun1?
DO you know that these three offic'
crs are authorized TO employ an un
limited army of clerks, stenoaraphers
architects, superlntendents, agents
etc., and pay them any salary they
see fit? -,
Do YOU know that the bill appro
rristcs ssoo,0o0 of the taxpayers
money to start with?
Do you know that this money
comes out OF the General Fund in tnf
treasury and not out OF the puo'i'
buildinu fund, and that II will imme
disfely increase taxes?
Do you know that the receipts 0
roncy from the sale of lots, lnstea'
Of uoinu to reimburse the taSpaye'
for the 100000, can be all used b
the commissioners to pay Tor 'anc
salaries and other erpcnscs2
Do you know that these comm''
sioners with the governor, can let
contract for a state capital build,n
for any amount they sec III, suniee
only to the approval OF the les's''
ture7
Do you know that there is apsoin.'
Iy no limit on the amount OF th'
contract? 40. -
n YOU do no, know all this yo
should read tho bill and net poste'
II was published IN full IN last sa'u
days Daily Leader, You can q
comics at this office. or, ~ you w
addrcss the CAPITAL Lochllo
COMMITTEE, Guthrie, Oklahoma
telephone Mo. 2io. they will be ga
' 10 furnish vou with all coules OF u
J. bill YOU desire for yourself and yo'
: i,iends. together with other litcfa'u,
/ II YOU arc a friend OF Guthrie get U
b,lI and study II carefully, so that W
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26
DOWN TO FACTS

Democrats are assured that Tresl
dent Taft ii not ia accord With their
IDEAS of government. They are Ger
tain those fighting the admlnlatFa.
tion arc also opposed 70 our IDEAS q
hcw the affairs Of state should ~
conducted
That means the difference between
standpat and an insurgent kepuh'
lean. brought 10 its last analy sls,
means that II Is simply a question ot
what kind Of b Republican VIII carry
into effect the wrong kind Of goi
srnment from Democratic stahu'
point
Wha. Democrats IN power must
lnok To Is To enforce existing laws
and seek 10 lead onward or upward
to higher place, never weakening 70
tho point of allowing any faction o.
abc opposition 70 mislcad.
lu that wr have The authority ana
example of the goat leader. Chaml
Clark, WHO, when the battle between
Republicans was hardest, stccrcd his
hf slss in one direction, standing
stcadfast for the principles Of oul
rarity and caring naught What trans
pirca between the warning factions o
the ornFaition
clark Il we'll yersed in govern
,rfntal affairs and his policies lepfe
sents the Democracy from a Natlona
standpoint. Democracy means dc
mocracy. It does not mean that
lot Of side.issue Republicans get n
to the game and disseminate po
icses In no way concerned 10 aid on
cause.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26

The Norman Transcript, published
hut "A Short distance south OF Hog
town, has the following
By a majority OF over 100000 the
voters Of oklahoma III 1907 adopted
a constitution Of which the following
is 4 part.
THE capital of said state will tenn
porarly be at the city OF Guthrie,
II the present Territory Of Oklalo-
ma, and shall not be changed there
from previous to Ammo Domini nine
teen hundred and thiiteen, but said
capital shall AFTER said year be To-
Gated by the electors OF said state,
q an election to be provided by the
legislature.
And now the voters are being ask
ed to stultifv themselves, and abro-
gaze this provision Of the constitu'
ton.
From every standpoint of right ana
justice. the capital should remain az
Guthrie until 1919, and before that
tune no effort should be made to
ermanently locate IT, That is what
tic people Of Oklahoma by an enor-
nous majority declared in 1907, and
there has been no change in condi-
lions since.
BESIDES, Oklahoma City don't need
Il. She has everything now to make
her the metropolis Of the state, and
tho capital would only be one small
{icm Ia her. why take away the one
little eve lamb Of Guthrie 70 add 70
Oklahoma City's great possessions
The Leader will venture the asser
ton that moi more than ~ out o'
each 100 voters in The state arc ~
any way cnnyersant with the two
Initiative bills, which must be voted
on .lune IT. And on election day y.
out Of every 100 voters Will nave
4 cloudy understanding Of The content
lof the two hills The law governlnf
I initiated measures Is very plain, am
1.-The nolnl covering ample publicity y
brought out IN unmistakablc terms.
II Is moi right nor jnsl tp force
ballot on questions which owing e
lack Of time, are not understood D
the masses Of people.
The oklahoma CITY rcalestate gam
rceks Of rottenncss.
4 Guthrie should receive purait
Of 10000 votes Oh june IL.
People are too busy nowadays Y
change seats Of government
, Get the lantern Of fact hilchc
against that dark capital rcmoV;
I scheme and the voters viii DO tn
rest
: The Oklahoma City buccaneers, TO
+. loving their usual tactics, essayed !
! break up the capitalization meetln
: a, Shawnee, Saturday, But the a
g tempt failed. Resolutions were unan
9 nlcusly adopted showing up Bee
d towns scheme and the bill steal pr
t posed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26

The Crime of 1910 :
aEsHsnaH9a3n2HaHsHsEaRa
SEE INTO THE COST

Ii Is not the purpose Of opponents
ta the oklahoma City capital removal
scheme tn convince that capital re-
Ho1al committee that the job will
cost millions
That committee already knows it
Y wouldn't favor the job II it felt
Ctherwise'
But the constant statement Of the
removal schemers, to the effect the
state only has to loan paltry
$500, 900 ''as starter. demands retu-
tation. A movement advertised as
being & ee Of cost to the taxpayers
and in the same measure asks for
100000 is lie In fact and by in
tent. It is doubly dangerous because
II also carries no safeguard for the
people the commissioners can do as
they please. take their time to do the
work. ret $4,000 per annum, ana
from their expenditures no appear
can be taken-they are higher than
tie supreme court of the state, and,
If the bill be voted by the people
their will would be law.
Three men ~appnintecs, II yon
Please, could drag this state into IN
dehtedness without limit.
Thai claim they would lay out some
farms into town lots and sell them
for big prices is mere tomnyrot; j
is not even well told,
Because
First the acreage is limited to :,
900.
Second mat would be required h'
tile state
Third IL The stale needs The acre
age how would il gcl money for 4 \
own land?
4 little strip Of land onc mile wide
and three III length would app1oXi
mate that pcreage wouldnl there y
room fo- vast addition after tn
state had appropriated for it's nee
esqiiies?
I Surely tie people Of this state vii
iolt down that deal They may no
soc all the concentrated iniuuIty DC
hind the main ptshcrs Of the deal, bi
they can lecp Ear enough into IN
Program TO know they will have +
4 nuN ABOUT SibuN.HbN W hNANAN' ~
few town lot statesmen and all 7
move the capital some twentyod
miles.
Nor are those who started ~
scheme uumindful Of the fact The ele'
ton will be held at time when III
farmers asc busiest IN almost ever
county of the state They are col
scious that in faroff counties ~
busy agricnlturist viii not feel he Ga
afford 10 take The time to vote. Ths
suits their program-thc farmers az
opposed TO the deal, When they vot
in the large majority of cases, the
!. will "chug' that removal schen
good and plenty"
i It is the duty Of every man in Gut
10 to assist in getting the vote on
Once aroused at the enormity OF G
pense which can be incurred and '
Ter helplessness to prevent. il II
scheme is carried, the people OF Il
state. without bias as to party al
!. regardless Of avoeation, viii vo
down the proposition.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26
STANDING OF TEAMS

Though slightly ost bitten By the
weather q the past few days. The
payers OF the Enid Railroadess, anu
Guthrie Senators found the weather 50
balny at Electric park yesterday that
they were all soon thawed out, by q
row minutes practice before the game
A good crowd took advantage OF
CD soils day and iourneycd out to the
park TO see the Senator'S play the
first game Of the series with Enid
Manager Price picked Fowler, q
new recruit to do the twrling, while
K ljfton was on the receiving line.
Fowler has what he calls the Sal0mc
hall--nothing on it-but the Enid
fcayy batters did not fatten their
averages on it. They received only
seven hits, while the Senators recely-
cd eight hits Off Of Burge, the Enid
4 crack pitcher
/ Manager Price played right ficld
yesterday with ginger kid Tom Reed
ln tho left garden llarmuth takins
Reeds old place at first base ana
\ blackburn, u new find, and by tho way
he Is clouting the ball playing third.
Rurge ami Goldwaite We're the bat.
tcry for Enid Busge pitched me.
I chanical, classy and intelligent base
4 ball AL the time.
4 Wilbite, the first man up ~ the
first inning drew pass was sacrlile-
ed 70 second by Snapper kenncdy,
ard stole third, Smith hunted and
Mas thrown out at first, knillcn went
oul on al easy srounder 10 Leuttke'
, Ia the Senator's hall, Colt walked
/. euttke Hladc an unsuccessful attempt
tn sac ificc, but Cole went tn see
opd when Reed was safe on BtrEeS
/, v;ld throw Of hia attempted sacrifice
Ilnt the ginger kid" Reed was eaugh
Easlcpp at first. lIarmuth slammed ou
two bagger scoring Cole and Back
burned famed. ..
The Railroaders had tive horseshqe'
/, In the second. Goldwaite first up
walked. stole second and went te
third on Cliftons wild throw ant
! scored on IIigbiclds hit, while "
i latter came home on a Wild throw y
4 Cole from center field.
In the third Enid scored one NOR
nm when Kniflen walked. Gtole sec
|. crd and went to third on Chiffon
oieqerthrow to second and scored O
z Dcnny's hit
+ The Senator'S broke into the scor
/. column again in the fifth when King
E cole and Ginger Kid Reed smashe
a. Tho horsehide for two bags apiece. :.
In the sixth things loked brlsil
f,r the Senator'S when pokarny, ms
IN bit for three sacks, but Price tn
nnxt up flew out TO Smith. Leutt.R
tired to come home when Clifton D
IS 70 infield but was caught at tn
p plate.
Of The feature of the game came
e, tho lucky seventh, when Leuttke h
,e safely went to third when Dom
p fumbled the throw on Reeds MT
De White, then Bill Harmuth at d
scored on one OF the best execute
suuee2e plays ever seen here, teli
the score. no
In the eighth Enid whipped up. De
ne hii safely, was sacrificed to secol
ana scored on Peoples bit. The latt
ts,ole second and third although u
decision at the latter sack seem
rather doubtful, and scored when W
hltc put safe one into center lie'u'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26
IE1,s az SQUARE

In The matter of permanent location
Of the state capital for Oklahoina'
Guthrie, under the present proposf
zion OF the schemers Of Oklahoma
fstv can no. present her case
s.Tne deal is so absolutely bad ana
sd filled with liberties whereby the
commissioners can plunge the state
iase debt, The capital city can not
offo.d 10 ask the people Of the state
"a grant the power prayed for IN
tie imatiated bill. If the people WISH
to grant The provisions of the Dlli'
she capital city is not afraid OF the
result, but the people OF this state
desire aud are entitled TO square
deal, and should have IT,
The bill proposed is so rotten ana
SD bad that she who runs may READ
ard observe.
Ii was manufactured In an evil man
rpf. and has been scarried along Dy
these of ulterior purpose. II can mol
he indorsed-will not be II q fifth OF
fhe people vote
II is wrong, Intentionally SO; large
" BY boomers who moved to Oklaho
ma City with The avowed purpose o.
self-Tngratiation because OF support o
r;atters local citizens who have bon
fgily acquired property dare not make
Let us hut II where II belongs II
The scrap pile and be as we should b.
square and fair with all men.
Spending sf000,0oO to appease th
creed Of few real estate agents vii
rot be iudulgcd in by the taxpayer
n. this time. The scheme to haul tb
state seat Of government fr1m or
oklahoma City town site addition I
snuthor until the boomers make
fortune will not appeal 10 Oklahf
ma taxpayers Thai Is, if they ar
sppriaed Of the purpose Of The schcn
sFs.
The Oklahoma City News intlma'e
there are some crooked doings
pngtoNns capital location committee
In other words. somebody is getting
rskeoff from funds raged among q
itens.
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Cleveland. 0: chieaqo, 2

Cleveland April 2G-chieaeo Dc
roated Cleveland ] to 0, Berger being
cntnitched by smith. Cleveland maae
oulyN oue hit off Smith after the li'sl
ming Gendilra batting was the re-
l,rvi1g feature Of the contest. ).
i's,l,ts e,atso .N' II r II r
c1nrn,and 900 o0o 000--0 8
rh;noea oeo 600 li0--2 !
paftcrles-Beiger, Isasterly and i'el
mis, Smith and PAYNE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26
DO YOU WRITE LETTERS?

II YOU do you should use envelopes
with a picture of the temporary cap
ital building built for the free use OF
the state by the citizens Of Guthr,e'
.. a cost of 100000. Call at the
Chamber of Commerce and get sup
ply of these envelopes. You VIII pc
Finished with all you want free.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26
St. louis. 8; Cincinnati, 3

Cincinnati, April 2G Failure o.
Cincinnati pitchers to locate the plate
in the early innings was largely re-
sponsiblc for 81. Louis s to J victory.
score. r II r.
81. Louis .... 2ai 600 200--S Y
Cincinnati 600 0u2 t00S y
Batteries Eackman and lrcsna.
han. Spade, Govclosld, Gaspar ahd
Roth and Mclean.
summary Base on balls, off Spade
\, Off covelcssi G, off i'aekman Gf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE
eoston, S; philadelphia, 5

ID
Philadelphia. April 26- Boston and
Philadelphia PLAYED a 5 to ) tie OF
nine innings. which was stopped By
darkness. Rain fell continuously
from the second inning on, but Um-
Lire Rigler kept the teams in action
except during the seventh inning
when play was suspended for twenty
minutes. The game was played III
mud and was largely farce.
Score: Il 4
poston ...... ), 100 001 210-5 IL z
Philadelphia II. 200 01O 002--5 10
Batteries Mattern, Brown and Gra'
ham: Shelter, Moren and Doom.
Summary--Base on balls, off Brown
g, off Moren 4, off Shelter / struck
out by Brown 5, by Moren 6, by Shet
tier /, by Mattern 2.
Umpires-Rigler and Emslie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit, 5; st. Louis, 6
St. Louis, April ga hit batsinan'
p,lsh's error. a passed ball and a sac
r,flce fly gave St Louis the winning
fur over Detroit in the twelfth III,
ning. The game was played on mua al
DIV field with the temperature neai
y e.Ala7' s, RH T.
netroit 900 o1a olo oOo--5 4
& louis 900 OOg 0o3 00l--6 10 b
Batteries Pernoli, Willett and STA
paee. pailey. Waddell and stephens
g summarv-Bases on balls, off Bailey
G. off Waddell IL, off Wlllet ., on
pernoll /; struck out, by Bailey |, pS
Waddell /, by Willett 6, by PernoiI l.
Umpires--Perrine and oLousn'lh'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26

may Be familiar with all Of its bad
features. Il was no good one. u
you are in doubt about your attitude
IN the matter, net cory of the bill
and otudy it carefully. We know that
you will re against II when you fully
understand il.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26
In the World of Sport.

hop Quinn and Sweeney
Summary Base on balls, off 0ber.
In 4, off Waehop 3, Off Quinn /;
struck out, bg8 0berlin Q, by WARRIOR
s, BY Quinn j.
umpres--Egan and Evans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26
TEXAS LEAGUE

San Antonio, 10; Oklahoma City, ~
shreveport, 2; Galveston, VI
Houston, A. Dallas, q a
Fou Worth, II; Waco, 4.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26
WESTERN LEAGUE

Lincoln, 5; Denver, 4.
81. Joseph, s. Des Molnes, ?.
Wichita, 6; Omaha, 5,
Sioux City, 5; Topeka, =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26
Joplin. s; RartIcsvl'le,

Bartlesville, Okla, April 26--A Two
bagpcr in The seventeenth innll's
Which resulted in two scores, gave
the victory 70 the Joplin team IN Que
of tte most bittc'ly contested games
ever seen IN the Western association,
ecnrn. R II y
Joplin /,
Bartlcsylle-- >
a 900 600 $50 900 900 oo--5 )
Batteries Hamilton and Gray
Thomas, Emsley and Vande'hiil'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26
philadelphia, d; Boston, 2

BOSTON. April 2G-The locals maue
three times as many hits as Pnlla, To-
Golnhia aid but series of misplays
hy poston and two singles in the
f,fth gave the visitors enough runs
" WI II II "
,,,'nadol,h,o 90 13O 000--i 0
pnsfon na'%n1 200 000 600 Y 2
Patteries-Atkins and Ihomas' nan
Wood and Carrigan' ee ,n.ins
summary--Base on balls, or AlN'ns !.
, off wood 4. struck out by Wood D.
Ly Atkins 2. c...,1,y
rmrircs-D Dineen and Connolly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26
Muskogee, 8; Tulsa, 0

Tulsa, Okla, April 26--Muskogee
won pitchers battle here, white
washing tie locals who could not
solve Rays delivery
Score: II y
Nuskogee 1O2 900 000--3 6 !
Tuisa ....... 600 oVO 0oO-V
Batteries Ray and Garvin; Hamll-
Gn and Hart.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26

pokarny, SIS ...... 4 . 2 !
Price, RI .....,. 4 0 | | o q
Clifton d .44s.. Q o o 2 2
Fowler, j ..r4e s1 81 0tfpao Y q
Total ....sffs 5 p u 4
Score. r II q
Enid ..... O2l 600 O2O-5 z .
Guthrie .. 100 010 1O0--3 s 4
Summary-Base on balls, off Fow-
lcY 1, off Blu &c 2; struck cut BY Fow-
Ter 4, by Burge 4, hit by pitched ball,
Fowler /, Burge /; two base hits,
HaTmuth, cole, Reed three base hits,
rokarnys wild pitches, by Fowler l;
double plays, Peoples to Denny, Black
lurn to Harmuth. stolen bases Will
lite ., Kniffen, Goldwaite, Denny,
FGghfield, Peoples, Clifton; sacrifice
hits, Kennedy, Highfield, Leuttke 2,
Harnuth Umpirc-Setley.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26
81 Eeno. 4. Sanulpa, z

sapulpa, Okla, Ap'll 2G Twelve
bits hv the visitors were poorly timed
and Sapulpa with only five hits won
y to /. The game was fast and wen
playcd, except for costly errors ny
lll Reno. /,
Score. Z II y
ri Reno - GOO 600 o1o-l = 2
san,,lnn O00 900 lt0-2 :
batteries kimmcll and Brown
Scott and Jelfrles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-26
/, II "
,Das,,inoton. 2; New York, 5

washington. April 26. Ne" ! pm
rhnched hits with washington s er
,ors in the first inning and won > 10
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INDIANAPOLIS HAS BIC FIRE


w.
indianapolis, Ind, Arpi 25,--A hfe
Of unknown origin III the wholesale
district early today destroyeino ,,'5i oon p'op
etfy yalueda;st moro tllan hVa,VoV'
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Rrooklyn. 4: New York, 3

Nav York. April 26--ln q game
marked BY exceptionally brilliant
lcIding. the New York Giants dcfea'-
y s,a,". tLooN''" " RH E
prooflyn 0Gu 600 0l0r-l- Z !
new York Oou wv
Batteries Ruck and BefEeil +
Wiltse and MTers,
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY

Enid at Guthrie.
ri Reno at Sapulpa.
Muskogec at Tulsa.
Joplin at Bartlesville.
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straek out. by Coyelesli 4, By Gaspar
/, bY Backman 3.
Uinpf c-O'Day aud bfelshah'
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1tai ....s.sff 3 5 n u
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-20

Oratr nsandt
in m the to ndein the
ud
nydh0 and
he AM arrive On ene de od
hn Int h charges
g.
about
anc % Pres doe NJ n Au ttpope c
edge h h n ca id upon
pc
aNneecUn struggle lines Milwaukee
The Hill
in
TIL Pba 1.-THE mail story printed n papMb
%
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-20
OBSERVATIONS

THE CRUX of the trial of National Committeeman Tom
Tagga in Indiana to lie in the question as to
whether Tom knew that there gambling at the French
Lick hell OF course if Tom didn't know where his tens
of thousands were coming from it would be shame
convict him. just think of wrongly falling mars .alo
didn't know how he becoming rich!
~
CONGRESSMAN HITCHCOCK is hot after the Me-
braska senatorshp the ground that Bryan doesn vast
it, For man who barking up the wrong tree Mr.. Hi p
cock is making large noise
KING EDWARD has cut out wine from his table and all
the dudes in Engand-and America too-are ready for
Mysteries lest he take up gin instead. This is fashion
note, purely.
A LONDON new fashion is jewel imitation Of insects
Ah hal We the future of the California flea and it's
darned sight nicer to it in your wfes hair collar
than in the small of your back!
DIR. COOK coming back to New York. He has discov
cred Brazil but he III have deuce of time getting 81
seat from for the information.
THAT father of 80 children says he doesn't worry
the high cost of living Probably couple of dozens of the
children working.