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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-06
PREACHER TO FREDERICK

Frederick. okla, Jan. 6.-The First
Baptist church OF Frederick has cali
ed Rev. Sherman Moore OF Black
well to the local pastorate, and q let
ter Of acceptance has been received
from him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-06
Extra
IOWA MAN ELECTED.

oklahoma City, OKLA, Ian, 6 w.
A. Brandenburg Of Mason, Iowa, has
been elected superintendent OF the
public schools at $1,000 per year, to
succeed j. B Taylor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-06
BUSINESS MEMS CLUB.

poteau. Okla. Jan. AT a meet
ing OF citizens Business Mems
league was organized.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-06

We have noticed that new things
get out OF order mighty easy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-06

Pompadours are responsible for
many a high brow.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
TESTRY ST. LEASE.
Grocery Firm to Occupy Build
mo for Long Term.

The property owned by the Pyle estate,
at the southwest corner of Greenwich and
yestrv streets. has been leased TO Meyer
& I,ange, wholesale grocers, now at No.
1875 Franklin street. The building is a seven
story structure fronting 1882 feet on
Greenwich street and so feet on Nestry
street. II was formerly used by James
PYLE & Sons before that concern moved 10
Edgewater, y. J.
The lease is for a long term, at an as-
gregate rental of $4,000. The building is
within a block of that leased recently by
Trinity Corporation TO Parke, Davis & Co.,
manufacturing chemists, who will move
there from Maiden Lane
f. W Gray has leased the top loft In NO.
81 West 18th street for GustaVe L. Morseh-
thau TO Schachter & kleman.
Armour & Co. have leased the new build
ing at the northwest corner of Franklin
and Greenwich streets, erected by Samuel
We'll.
Ogden & Clarkson have leased for term
of years the entire building at Pearl street
and Coenties Slip to Thomas A. Crockett
The McVickar. Gaillard Realty Company
has leased for A Tuna offices and an as
semblv room in No. 20 East SD street TO
the Collegiate Equal Suffrage League; also
leased for Albert r. Jammes the top floor
in No q West 45th street to Adolph T.
Mast. architect.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee.)
FEBRUARY &.

with name and address OF Lessee.
FEBRUARY t.
AVE A 2S and so: Max Schwartz to Adolf
Moskowitz; 10 2-12 yrs from March l. ISlo
Address IS Ave A.
AUDUBON AVE. 30: Broad Construction Co
TO Meyer Schwartz; Feb 3; yrs from Oct l..
1910: s4o0
Address go Audubon
BEEKMAN ST 81; Henry Leerburger to Thos
J Moore; 9 yrs from May /, 1910; 81, 500.
Address, 50 John ST.
GREENWICH ST. 1874: Patrick ] Rooney ct al
TO Michael Shannon; ) yrs from May 1. 1910;
S2.100
Address 1874 Greenwich st.
HOUSTON ST, 1o1 West; Alecia Stuart ct al
S2.100.
Address. 15e Sullivan st.
LENOX AVE. 403; Nathan Hutkof TO Philip
Bernfeld; 3 Yrs from Jan 1, 1910; $3.50
Address, 403 Lenox ave.
SD AVE. $43o; Constantine Calaman 70 Julius
Meyer; 5 yrs from May l, 1910; S1,0S0.
Address. $3.50 Sd ave.
9TH AVE, T16. and 56th ST. . West; Andrew
c Ia briskie to Charles " and George II
Schuhman; Feb 5; 81 yrs from Oct i. 1910;
$4,000
Address. 71s 9Th ave
21sT ST. ~ East: George G De witt at al 10
Vincent Sardi; 1912 yrs from Aug l. 300;
S.. 600.
Address, A. East 21st st.
SaTH ST, 22s West; Thomas Rroderick 70 ~
Murray Waxman; Feb 3: yrs from Oct /.
Address, 2os West seth st.
soTH ST. 512 East: ] Rumor- Realty Co to
Joseph Lucia; Feb 5; . yrs from Feb 1, 1910;
Address So East Soth st
1o2D ST, al East: Max Freeman TO l. saks;
Feb 5; B S-12 yrs from July l. 1903; 5000.
Address, 446 East 1929 st.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

ru. u Rtsley to Lawyers Mortgage Co.
NsI1ie Frey to Nathan Kohn: s1oo oD,.cb and
Aaron J Friedman /"
t1a'Ir1 aIID' FSreeman TO Nellie Frey; 81 ,,oo
Iacob Marx to Philip Wsttenoers So. sfnn
I1, 2auUD a RIoomberg to Herman Adelson, go a
cedar Street co 70 United Ststes fSsdi''
Improvement co: mtss' slOo. D., Park
James . Crawford ana anu 'iu0
Mortgage Co: $lSoOo. -, .o zoo
Lawyers Mortgage CO to Eluitaoie '0
ance Society; $4,000. ~ .too
pbiIin Wattenberg to Aaron Moses; *IoV.
idIiis r wiIhau to Poughkeepsie Savings BANK
,1Sc1t ss@iV1g Worrean 10 Isaac Heller; s1oo-
Daniel sand 20 Fannie Cronheim' -, r-S.
American Mortgage Co TO Mary u Ie'A'o'
saS9ay S11,J0J WiIlets TO Elsie Powell; $4,000
Maurice Goldberg to Irving 1. Comm so.poo
George Margraf ct al to Title Guarantees s""
POND ana Mortgage GUARANTEES Co to John VI
Maurice Goldberg 10 Margaret Knox: $4,000
Warner Van Norden 10 Ni4lia4iA ="
1siSdor siegeI to Maurice Goldberg; mtss;
7bon1as Wilson TO Warner Van Norden; sloo-
Peter ] Tivnan to James Douglas, 81
Henrietta Kaufman to Andre" Neuoauel'
Eva eP Poster 10 United States Fidelity and Guar
charlotte E AIis to Thomas W Puts Feb g.
Tile GUARANTEES and Trust Co to Sarah King
Helen butcher to Elsie Powell; Feo 3; SIZ,'o9
Tsidor Rogatz 70 Lewis Alexander; Feo D.
7-,fIe Insurance Co Of New York 10 New York
life Insurance Co: Feb 8; s1l5.OOo
roTrars rri.Ie Insurance Co TO Greenwich Saw
fnrs Bank: Feb 9; $4,000
American Mortgage GO 70 Aymer Sshoa e'
seymour Realty Co to De Witt H Stern; Feb 3;
81 600
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
25xioo: Emma Polak to Ida Winters

si0O
Address. 1eo East e1st st.
LOTS 5a4 to 5s3, $50 TO 54e, 54s to 552 800 70
55s and letters r to Y map UnionpoTt "a
Address. % Pine St
LOT i6G. map BIO lots McGraw estate: Olverio
,Toccno ct al to Catharine Curran; SlOD.
Address. 224 9Th
LOT 81 map Bronxwood Parki Mary Croweii
TO George NJ Dyckman: Feb ;: 81
Address. Waikiki, y. Y.
LOT 80 map 227 lots Hunter estate: Hudson F
Rose 60 TO F Capozzolo: Feb 3; 81.
Address. 176 Broadway.
MORRIS AVE. e 8. 100 # Of 184th ST, 57.8x
I04. 10; Sarah e Mckay to Joseph Friedman /;
Feb (Intg S31 ,000l; Sl0o
Address Room 1901. 1893 Broadway.
PINEHURsT AVE. cor 10th ST 100 2x1oo;
MAYER Auerbach 10 Mentor Realty Co (mtg
sos COO; S1G0
Address 500 Broadway.
PRESCOTT AVE. n cor Bolton rd 114.2x
irreg: John ] walsh to George Heyes; 81.
Address II Broadway.
TRINITY AVE. $50 and So s. 5nx9s .: Pres
ton B Bailey to Charles Mayer; $4,000
Address. 176 Broadway.
HATH ST. s s. $50 # of Prospect ave 2511oo:
Mary Schneider and ano TO Emil Pfeiner tmtg
$50. .0Ool: S1O0.
Address. Appleton I'd, Bay Chester.
Schiesineer to Alfred Bachman: 500.
Address. o13 East 6sth ST
SAME PROPERTY: Alfred c Bachmau TO Isaac
Schlesinger tmtg $4,000; 500.
Address above.
1asTR ST. s cor Briggs ave. 25.11xs7: August
+ Lausen to Anthony Smyth; Feb 3; 800.
Address 153 West 1921 St
2t5TH ST E. at $ Park Terrace West.
50x1Oo: also lots ia to i21. on map No 1929
of lots in 18th Ward: the John Hart Co to
Kate c McAvoy: 81.
Address, 81 Nassau st.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

ROADNAY-Edward e. Williams has
sold for y. & l. Ottinger the Trouvile, No.
21S3 Broadway, between 10th and 10Sth
streets, a seven story apartment house, 50x
100 feet, TO Samuel L. Hyman and n. Tay-
Tor Phillips. The purchasers bought No.
27S through the same broker last spring
and now control a frontage Of seventy-five
feet on Broadway.
AVENUE A-Henry Brady sold for Sarah
Rurnstone the five story tenement and
store No 264 Avenue A, on lot 20x95.6 feet.
LEXINGTON AVENUE-Frederick T
Barry sold for the estate Of p. c. Ander-
son the two four story and basement
apartments at Nos 6S7 and $50 Lexington
avenue. on lot 50x1G0 feet. This property is
situated on the easterly side OF Lexington
avenue, fifty feet south of the corner Of
9TH street.
THIRD ATENUE-The property at the
southwest corner of Third avenue and 1920
street, a five story building. on lot 25.3x1o0
feet, was said to have been sold. II was
also said that the price paid for the parcel
esta bishes a high record for this part Of
Third avenue. On the 121st street end Of
the block Is the new Cowperthwaite store.
The Hopkins Security Company bought No.
OBS Third avenue, adjoining, last May.
THIRD AVENUE-I Cohen sold for the
Ashmead estate No. 1853 Third avenue.
five story building, on lot 25x1eO feet.
ETH STREET-Van Vliet & Place .e
resold for the Village Realty Company No.
280 West 18th street. aD.7xS3 feet. three
story dwelling house. The seller recently
bought the property through the same
brokerage firm.
9TH STREET-John = I.auth was re-
ported to have sold No. 223 West 9th
street. a four story building, on lot 246x
9s-9 feet, between Seventh and Eighth ave
nues.
GOTH STREET.-THE Brown Realty Com
pany bought No 80 East Goth street. a
five story tenement house, on lot 25x1005
feet.
18th STREET,. ]. Phillips & Co sold
for Daniel B. Freedman to a client for
occupancy No. Sc West 18th street. four
story dwelling house, with dining room ex-
tension, lot 20x102.2 feet.
10TH STREET-Edward A Davis sold
for the Jessie NJ. Proctor estate to a client
the two five story natfouses, Nos and
J West 10th street, plot 50xlO0 feet.
1nTH sTREET-Louis Greenblatt sold
through Samuel Goodman TO H. Davidson
249 10 255 West 111th street. each on plot
36XlG)u feet The property adjons the
seven story Raymond apartment house. at
the northeast corner of Eighth avenue and
lllth street.
ll0TH STREET, Cohen sold for Morris
Goldberg No I29 West II6th street. d I'VE
story hathoUse, on lot 25xl0o11 feet.
liSTH STREET-Nathan Lefkowitz sold
TO Abraham Brock and David Price Nos.
2I6 and 218 East 1l6th street, a six story
fathouse, on plot 81. .6x10011 feet, for s3, go.
il adjoins the First Baptist Church Of
Harlem
THE BRONN.
TELLER AVENUE-The Brown Realty
Company bought Nos 1853, 1861, 1853. le7l
aud 1915 Teller avenue hve three family
houses. each on lot 2oXlco feet Max /.
IetEoHitz Vas the broker
7eleT STREET-IobH a. Stainmttz s"lf
fol Ed0aId a. i-esis 10 George singer 10.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
TO ERECT MANY HOUSES.
Jersey Company Buys Big Tract OF
Land

The jackson Construction Company, now
building apartment houses, with stores. at
Jackson ard Bayview avenues, Jersey CITY
has bought what is known as the JACOB
Piugle block on West Side avenue and en-
other tract at West Side avenue and Union
street. in that city. The Ringle plot is I'll
feet Oh the easterlv side of West Side ave-
nue. between Jewett and Fairview avenues
and takes in both corners. On this site II
is proposed TO erect two four story double
apartment houses. with stores on the
ground floor The apartments viii be fitted
I'D with all modern improvements. In addi-
ton TO this, there will he erected two three
story double apartments of similar con-
struction and fittings
The tract at West Side avenue and Union
street is on the northsasterly corner and
has a frontage Of Jas feet. Seven three
story apartment houses similar in con-
struction TO those on the Jacob Ringie
tract will he erected there. The price paid
was t115 front foot.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05

The auction sales held Yesterday al the
Real Estate Exchange Salesroom, Nos. IA
and is Fesey street. resulted AS follows:
BY Joseph P. Day.
51Sr ST, 30, s. $50 IT OF sth ave, c5x32.5 5x
2,x34.S, g sty tenmt a J Gilchrist agt W q
Slichrist ct al William Wins, jr. ref partl-
ton: readvertised for February S.
135TH ST, 3. n s. 25 r e OF 5th ave. 25x99 H.
sty tenrnt and store: ] NJ Cohen agt IL j
franlSei ct al: Davis & D. attys; g L Schurz
ref: amt due, ST. 104 81: taxes. etc, S1lS 20;
sub to first mtg OF SIT 600; TO the plaintiff
18TH ST, I, s, 80 It OF 9th ave. 25xa9- il
sty brk tenmt and store: same agt same'
action 2: same attys: same ref; amt due
s4,3e9 90; taxes, etc, 500 30: sub TO a nrs'
mtg of $4,000; to the plaintiff for Sls,33s.
l4bTH ST 54s to 552. 125 fl 9 of Broad.
way, 75x9011, two sty flats: Twenty-third
Ward Bank agt Rae Ginsberg ct al; LexoN.
~ q ", attys; @ L Cohn. ref: amt due
y AS %: taxes, etc, ,s51 ii: adjourned to
February IS.
18TH ST. 245. n e 4ss IT Of Tth ave, fsx
9e-I, . sty dwg; benjamin SteinTnau ct A.
sst r w HemTnens al: Alexander Rosen-
thai. atty; Z I. 9 Keating, ref; amt due
81 2ss 6s: taxes. etc s276 81 sub 10 a mtg OF
$4,000: adjourned to February II.
BY Samuel Marx.
CREsToN AVE, 1882. :. 1864 It Of 1s3d sf
Mountshannon Realty Co et al; Meisel & B.
attys: NJ A Lesser, ref; amt due. S5,elS o5:
taxes etc S1G4 20; to Edward Brown for
for
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05

ocrt1 ST 12s West. S., 2oxt Isnes et eI:
soun Tina We'll to Henry A 'aiiie
S23 900 ,Yo,,tsrd ~ G. p IS Wall 81
a,sT ST. :. 1910 # co. OF ArnsIetdeick nFsrederick W
2fXloV.o al TO Title Guarantee an"
co: $4,000 .-,.,o c.r,rantee and Trus. CO.
,, 10 1T s 2sT 3 II Of Tth ave; 49, ITO 10
i4s sa Il Jan 30. 1905 pos oSd slsmund d
houl. ..torneys I.ese & Connolly, 90 ,ooe
,4sTt ST. 215 West 375xs9 II; Aug soSes: 9s 81
siice Blame and ano to josiah
500. .,,b., Paekmsn & Menksn
~ william ST. .o-oo. Eeb 20
io4a zoo. S,hristiane FISCHER to Thornton N
ers ,,o.,ls, &C.: Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
I7G Broadway. -o-r1o. oct
17aD ST. n cor washington ave We '"1 - 1yvii1Iam
q 1908; william \ Riley ana Al" ~
II J<frehuer; $1,000.
Attorney. W II Kirchrer-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
REALTY NOTES.

Adrian d. Stevenson, formerly connected
with the Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Company and the Mortgage Investing
Company, and for the last three years with
II L Stedman, has become associated with
the office Of the Charles f. Moves Company
ss manager Of its mortgage department.
The firm of Natl1ins & Co and the VII
lard < Burrows Company have been con
solidated- The combined business will be
continued under the name of the Willard s.
Burrows Company at their present location.
40. 10 West -34ch street. Benjamin Nat
kins. formerly OF NatllRs K Co, viii have
charge OF The real estate department
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
II Hagermeysr to Louise

Feb 3: yr: Anna II ragermeyer to Louise
M Kohler; s66i3
Attorney, George C De Lacy. 22o BROADWAY
10TH AVE. g, 4911 IT s OF 29,th % 81, Il,i <2Sluo;
Feb 3: yrs. 81 per cent: M1tiiaei VII D"''N
American Mortgage CO; $500
Attorneys. Bowers &c Sands, 81 -NaNSsu - -
145TH ST. g. lot 2s4. map propsty. h>T Mstbio
Young 25xl00: j yr per oe"''
Fuchs to august Muller: 500 OF r,-..s
Attorneys. Sohmer & Sonnethai' 90 o
way.
.sSTsH ST, = 1914 IT e of Trinity ave, ,'}, 10y
9i.2 (prfor mtg S19. 500; ", per ~
Aftorney. William klingenstein. 500 Broad
way.
a35TH ST = 600 # OF Carpenter az -
Ia; Feb 2; 5 yrs; William Piod'"
Charles Pfodeuhauer: $500.
ATTORNEY w /, Post 80 Church 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
BUILDING BUREAU TO MOVE.

The rumor 10 the effect that the Manhat-
tan Bureau of Buildings is 10 move was
confirmed yesterday. According to a re-
port, the new quarters OF the bureau is like
ly 10 be AT the southwest corner Of Irving
Place and 18th street. This building. which
is owned by the One Hundred and Eighteen
Last Sixteenth Street Company, .yas consId-
cred last year as suitable for a new home
FOR the Board Of Health. Benjamin AGordc-
cal. president OF the company, said yester-
cay that nothing definite had vet been done
by the city about leasing or bgyinE the
strlscture.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
LARGE NEWARK DEAL

/ Sterling Drake has sold for Isaac n
Paul to Bates & Co, coal dealers, the plot
OF seven lots at the northwesterly corner
of Avon and Badger avenues, Newark,
n J 1t extends to the west branch Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad.
The property will be Immediately i'm
proved by the buyers with modern rein
forced steel and concrete coal pockets.
costing about $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name and addrsss-f
FEBRUARY g.
MA<HSTTA%

with owners name and address
FEBRUARY T.
MANHATTAN.
BROADWAY n y cor oS 1f9th =. fo- r,
brL< fat 90 1Ix1J0. Moore < Landsiedsl a
ave and f4sth 81. architects; cost, $50
Owner Elias Cfussaroff Realty and Cos
struction CO. 800 West lf0th 81
aaTH ST. n =. 10 II y Of Vest End ars: =,
an sty ork fat. T5zss. II; SchWartz & Grcs
247 5th ave architecrs. cost. slIj 60.
owner. C Backsr 220 BrcadVay
113TH ST. $. so Fl % p ave: for -
brlC school 22Ox444; p snyder. 90 Pare
ave architect; cost, SG33. 90
Owner. the city.
rz1ST ST 63s West: for sty brS stable szs
dvIg- 25x96; II D Symonds. 123 East ID n
C5,nsr tho & BelsoIe % Eas. 324 :,
EAST BROADWAY. 1o3: FOR a s 81 oTk &c
and store. % 2xT5. " Muller. 11j Nassau &
architect. cost. $1,000
owner 3 SchIornoVesky. If West fleca s.
PEARL, ST. 4sc. for a . sty brk factor q 81
IfO3: " Higgiuson. 81 Park Ro7- aTchits,;;
cost $1,000
owner, 3 VI JackzoD, TonEe-s. =
THE BRONX
WEST FARMS RD. :. 200 # o i77ta It: I,
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
MECHANICS LIENS.
FEBRUARY 4

NEWELL. AVE >. 200 = % Nszs7.. .
fo.rxf2I. Antonio dAndrea aKt Bronx "
,.eloprnent 60. owner and contractor 20 ia
Y-~roN- AVE. 1898: Valentine Zimmerman,
Joseph McIiierth. Inc. owner and contrse.-s
sI34
cTARP-11OET AVE. I2c 70 f2s; Joseph s-,.
at Joei Marks. owner frenevsD; si.24s
Nr,pTSON AVE. 1873 and 1T35: Louis w.
agt Fanny Gottlieb owner aaa contractor ~
12D ST. 32T West: JACOB VI seidenoers sst Pa,
daII p parron and Sarah Rockefeller. oxrs-.
and contractors: George r Scnlsussr ~,
tractor. $50
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05

r.iuiarn " Green 20 Lydia " Oliver
s15 800. q
F,arfeloTaeo Julgsno 70 Gabrisus: r.s
katherine Carl. sdmr. TO Tischnsr: y.
81 900
Guaranteed Mortgage Co to Edward s,..
~tt; FEB 3. s11.01o. "
Mar ) CiuIick TO Caroline Boshn; rss
r,,izabet1 Allen 70 Mary J Gulick; Feb a "a.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENa.

FEBRUARY .
10TH ST West: Louis Beyer agt J.sys v
proctor 81 al: Dec -. 1909. So 20.
REcCF.< AVE. 5 ~ cor Wsstchestsr ave-; ps-<
Plaster Manufacturing 90 azr J C14rs1-.
Davies et al. Sept IS. 1909 Si29 90
RPTsTOw ST. n cor 10Th st Nathan ps,,.
man axt Clara Wiedhopf et al. $3.50.
PROSPECT AVE. sss 70 500, Vinosnzo sss.
nants akt James Csriattes e al; sept q
1909; s2T5-
1sTFT ST. III 70 Ito West, Joseph sch-s-,
sgt Bronx Investment 90 II a.. Jgns ia1s
$3.50.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
FOUNTAIN HOMESTEAD SOLD.

Harold r WiJtemann has sold for Mar
tin Kep2ler the old Fountain homestead al
New Dorp 10 AIathiIda II. SoiEa. The buyer
intends TO remodel the homestead and 20 use
IL for her own occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
CHELSEA co. LENDS $4,000.

The John N. Linck Construction Company
has obtained a loan of $4,000 from the
Chelsea Realty Company on the property
on the south side of 1sIst street 140.6 feet
east Of Washington avenue.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
YORkVILLE SALES
TNCRE4SE IN TRADING IN THIS THICKLl
POPUL4TED DISTRICT.
Ncsc Home for -ftna Life Insurance Company-kTk L
ShelIe Estate TO ImproCe DycFman Plot
Kirk La

ing house, sold recently by Mrs Ehza q
Walton. through Pease & Gilman. Inc ao-
joining house, No. 335, was recently pought
by James G.. Vent.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
RECENT BUYERS.

Lincoln T. Peabody is the buyer OF 10.
333 West End avenue d four story dwell
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

ss1 East 1s1st street. a one family house. on
10. 50xa5 feet
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1910-02-05

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-11

The ''wets" in Missouri defeated the statewide
prohibition amendment to the Missouri constitu
tion by majority in excess of 175000. and the
result Of The election was surprise to those who
are acquainted with the intricacies Of politics.
Missouri will continue to exercise local option.
Missouri like Oklahoma, is democratic but
there is vast difference between Missouri and
Oklahoma when it comes to a wet and dry vote
Missouri's population is little over three
million people. Oklahoma has not quite two mil
lion, people. The great difference between the two
states is bhis
I'm Missouri fifty per cent of the people live
in towns Chat have more than 25. 600 people. Only
forty per cent Of the people live on the farms
In Oklahoma rs per cent of the people live in
the towns and IA rcent of the people live on the
farms. "A -. .,.s.-
The history Of prohibition legislation has
proved that the farmers are it's strongest sup
porters. A comparison of the wet victory in Miss.
Ouri and the dry victory in Oklahoma again demon
strates this fact.
The people Of Okahoma-es especially those in |
the eastern part of the state, where the negro
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-11

Wanted-A girl or woman to do gen
eral housework for small family. Ap.
ply to Mrs. Henry DeFord.
For Rent-Two rooms furnished
for housekeeping to responsible
people. Apply to Mrs. Jesse Wester
Southeast corner 9Th and South Boun.
Diary. "a II
Wanted-Experienced lady cashier
and book-keeper. -Youngheim Cloth.
ing Co. So ct.
FOR ENr-The E. d. Williams
property on East oklahoma Ave. See
w P. Hudson. 33.tf
Lost-A gold watch fob on the
streets of Anidarko sometime this
farenoon- Return to this office and
receive liberal reward. S6.3l
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-11

The people Of Oklahoma especially those in
the eastern part of the state, where the negro
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-11
EEsR2


Governor Haskell is smiling over the result Of
the state election The republicans centered theil
fight on Haskell and the Haskell administration
and Haskell turned in and licked them ION their
own battlefield. Haskell has just to consider
the election as a vindication of his administration
and he will surely point to the fact with his usual
pride.
Another thing. Haskell in the campaign told
the people of the state that a vote for Big Interest
Ioe was vote to again saddle the old Territoria
Gang upon the people. The people surely believed
this to be true and that was of the potent rea.
sons why they voted against the McNeal ticket.
All things considered the election is as big vic
tory for Governor Charles N. Haskell as for Hon.
Lee Cruce.
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TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

County Teachers Association will
meet In Anauarko November 18th. A
large attendance is expected, as the
work of the teachers is in full blast,
and the best possible interest is being
shown In the work.
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$40 REWARD

Offered for the retarn OF a bird dog.
l year old, short hair. white with
brown sports, answers to the name of
Doc" finder return to owner. Law.
renee Cohen 4 miles west of Anadsrko
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FOOD SALE

7 The Ladies' Aid Society Of the M.
E. church will hold a cooked food sale
in the Driskell building three doors
west Of the post office. Saturday. be
ginning at II a. m. Each member Of
the society is requested to contribute
something to the sale.
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Second Hand Clothing

r. P. Cruss, the second hand
clothing man, has moved from the
Southern Hotel Building to lit East
Main street. He buys and sells
second hand clothing. Phone 3l4. /
4d &wlm
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We buy novelties in large quantities
and can sell much ,hsarer han other
stores can. We carry rgs assort.
ment and can supply your needs.
9ldwlm
The Woman's Home Mission Society
of the M. F.. Church South will hold
a bazaar Saturday Dec. 3rd.
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We.haven't met the old weather crouch lately
But just wait until .this,long of fine days is
punctuated with one disagreeabe day and the
weather kicker wi,crawl out of his hole and begin
prumblinQ. - ,-Sy.. "a sss..s.-- 49,
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-11

The, ,bootlegger must continue to be law.
breaker if he does continue TO ply his trade.
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You don't have to tell a Mssourian that Ana
darko is a good town He can see the paved streets
and that is enough for him. ..
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population was heayiest-are to be CONGRATULATED
over the peace that was maintained on election
day. .i4b