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Otac.Al career to b without a spot OF
Mr.. Pepper In replying 10 Mr.. vsrsrssS
ridiculed the conspiracy ohArRe. aaYinR
that there had never boan any cnncoAl-
nent Of NE aght aRAinst Secretary nal-
linger. and al that had been done had
been done In the open. He expressed
the hope that the COMMITTEES would chow
lteet worthy o. the oonhdenco u the
people q the United States.
Mr.. Brandois then corrected what he
teamed misCitatlons oi thS svidsDCS
made by Mr.. Vertrees and then tOok an
the Cunningham claim eases. oharRinR
that Mr.. hallinRsP In prsparinR the Cum
nnghAm afidAvit had BEEN guilty Of
snDonation' q perjury. becaHss he
must have known that the RhldaVit
stated hat which was not trls. Mr.
nallnger could not escape responsibility
Tor what had bean done In eonnsCeion
with those casea by declaring that Ne
mad turnesl sesszs over 70 subOrdlnaeaa,
said MI. brandeis. because u hs did
Save those cnsas 20 others Il showed
that he had been unfalthful TO q great
public trust.
In examining witnesses offered by the
defence naid Mr.. Brandeia. q devoted
my attention largely % Mr.. HallinRaE
- $500 ~ ~ - ANlAA AALA ~
have iot Secretary Of tho interior.
wanted you % hear his aslf-vauntinR, his
evastona and deniala. his clubbing. hia
manifest untruaha and hnlf-lr1ths, be-
cause ] believed Il would h0lD You 10
decide whether no IL the kind Of man
whom you viii recommend 20 the American
people as a man NJ and worthy to-admin-
lster their great interasea"
Inviting q comparison Of CLAWS and
halltn9er - Witnesses Mr.. BrandeiS aaid
that Claws waa the most remarkable
witness he had ever known, possssainR
truth
But for tho indspsndsnt press Of tho
country and men like Garfield and Pin
chot. said Mr.. nrandeia. who brought
about this Investigation. an injustics
would have been done Claws "a great
and AZ unwarrAnted a. the injustice that
VAS done Alfred Dreyftia in France
AZ the suggestion Of Representative
MoCall the committee extended les thanks
20 the attorneys on both sides for their
assistance In bringing out the evidencs
IN the case. Chairman Nelson then an
ncsinoed that the COMMITTEES stood adj
lournod until 10 O'Clock on Saturday.
June n
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TOO BREEZY FOR FLYING.
AFTER ThFee Trials At Hampstead Plains
Harmon Give NIn

After ThFse TRIALS az Hampstead Plains
Harmon Gives NIP
High winds and q cranky motor made q
hasco % the aeroplans flights attempted
by clifford b. Harmon yesterday after
noon over Hampstead Plains. The 2O0O
persons who went out expecting him 10
set up a new record for amateur flyers
saw only an aerial acrobatic performance.
In spite Of a brisk breeze Harmon
pluckily took hin seat In the big machine
ad got on the ground But the aero
swerved and dipped in such a dangerous
fashion that the aviator found Il neoes-
ssTy 90 descend. n & second attempt
he managed IN make two circles Of the
field. but the machine continued 20 buck
like a bronco and he again descended
to have his flyer examined. IL was found
that only FIVE Of tho seven cylinders Of
the engine were working. For the third
time he tried 90 ny. but had 10 give Il up.
Harmon has his pOntoOns ready 20 he
attached n the machine for a highfacross
the Sound for the ''1gHtrg ne N Amsrca
trophy. He said last night that II CuFtias
and Hamilton should fail 10 make the
trip from Albany tO New YOrk he may
possibly try H.
Several hundred feet Of ground Was
rolled Yesterday for a starting point a.
the stubble haa been the means Of pune
turing a number Of tires on the machines
Capt Baldwin and Joseph Seymour made
no attempts to Ny.
Frank Van Anden has just taken oue
4 biplane. which he eEpects 10 try shortly.
The asrodrome facilities are being en-
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Suicide! FROM FERRY nor.

Nan Whs sala Ile Was B@pnd fer Wee.
haNksa jumped Into the RIveE.
A man apparently about p years old.
wearing a brown suit. a black derby hat
and black shoes. boarded tho ReFFyboat
Buffalo Of the West Shore Railroad at the
foot Of West FOFty-sscond street last
night and walked up 70 The front deck.
There be talked with dschhands for q
few minutes. telling them that he was
going 10 WsshaWksn.
Just a. the boat began a. leave the
slip hs jumped from IN deck directly
under the bow. Capt. Jorsmiah Minnsr
OF tho Buffalo stopped his boat and blew
his whistle for the police. but though thu
pOlics SEARCHED for more than half an
hOuY they did not find tho man.
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MWsmsass q Naval vessels.

WAsuINGTON. May 7s.-Ths battlsship
South Carolina has arrived at Norfolk.
tho cruiser Charleston - Yokohama.
the cruiser WOlvsFson at Erie the collier
saturn 81 BromsrtOn and the torpedo
boat Lamson at Delaware Braakwater.
The torpedo boats Whipple. Nun and
Santa crSrI. ths Rtinboa8 Dubuaus from
nlusanida Tor CEiai0bal, tho torpedo honta
Paul JONES'. Preble and Stewart from San
DiaRo for santa Barbara, the t0Fnadn
boata LawFOnce, 1oldsborough and Rowan
from San Diego for Hnn Pedro and the
haial1Hhip Michigan from PFuvincaloWn
Ger Delaware RT1HtwN1@g.
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DTNNERTO CARROLL BECKWITH.
Artist FRIENDS MD FaFeNeII a. Ne Leaves
fer nOme.


fer Rene.
Carroll Becswith. tho artist. who IL
soon 90 leave New York for Rome. was
tho guest a. a farewell dinner AZ she
Players Club last night by some Of HE
friends and fOEnier students. ThOss
present were irving r. wilss. william J.
WhlftsmOre. Albert 8teEnsr. Arthur r.
Froedlandsr, Seymour Thomas. Christian
BTinton. Thomas W. Ball. Charles G..
currAn, j. n. FrsedlandeT. Augustus v.
Tack, r. LUIS Mora, Arthur HOebsr.
Thomas j. Fogarty. William n. Walker
and keghePt Morgan.
M. BeckWith'a farewell took the form
Of an appeal for solidarity among tho
artists and unity In the cause 0f art up-
uft. Tbs rest Of the evening was given
up 10 "reminiscences. Mr.. Walker told Of
ciae young woman, q student of Mr. Beck
with az Tho Art Students League, who
particularly AROUSED TIN masters ire.
Once. Whsn Mr. Bsckwifh was criticialnR
q piece q hgf work that was unusually
had, b. suddenly asked: why do you
come hgrs9' my twin SISTER takes
banjo leuB0ns q this hour was The
reply. 'and have 70 do somothinE. 90 !
Atths clnus % tho evening Il uas agFeed
that TIE dinner be made en- annual affair.
md thaA q cNhla a1apaach b. sent each
yaag 10 ne master in Bone.
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wAsnINOToN. May 2s.-President Taft
sent TO the Senate to-day the following
nominations:
To be- United States Marshal for the East-
srn district Of Teas. Dupont B. Lyon Of
Texas.
Navy-Ileutenants 10 be Lleuiqnant-
Clarence y. KsmpR. Wilbur
q. Briggs.
To be postmaster8-Connect Charles
x. Bailey. Bethel. New York.. John n.
Broad, nOrTisviile.
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70 NJUNCTIOv AGAINST PaRK.
AmusemeRI PIaee On the Palisades Opeas
for the season.

tNE wv AF4Aa9s
The Palisades Amusement Park. across
the North River from lSOth street. vas
not barred from opening yesterday by
the injunction which the residents Of
PAlisade and other nsighbOring towns
threatened TO ask for on the ground that
the park 10 nuisance, A committee Of
nine was appointed At a mass meeting
in Palisads on Friday night 10 take
measures toward the closing Of the park.
The Sabbath Observance League has
joined with the obiectOrs 20 far as 20
assist in an effort 10 have the park closed
on Sundays.
Several thousand persons visited the
park yesterday Frank GOodale. the
young aerOnaut who fec across tho river
last summer and SCARED over Broadway
In his diriRibls balloon. II back for the
season The still wind prevented him
from making a flight yesterday.
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NTNNEAPOLISS s0OoOOO FIRE.
ThFee large Impiement Csaeerns nurned
Out-Pisur Nails Saved.

Out-FiSur Aallls saved.
MINNRAPoLIs, MINI. May 3s.-MinnS-
apoliS breathed q big sigh Of relief AZ t:s0
O'Clock this morning when ire Old fear.
The mills are going. was dispslled. and
the fire which left q loas estimated az
100000 and which for three hours had
threatened 10 wipe out the great -four
milling district was brought under control
By the combined uHoTta Of iho entire
hre department Of Minneapolis and saw
sFal companies from 81. Paul.
Three large implement hotmaa are an
gntiFe inas. They arc the northern Rock
Island Plough Company. loaa 500. 000.
the Great Northern Implement Company.
losl ello010. and tho Waterbury Irnls-
meni Company, loss tl00.O0O. The build
ing owned By g. W. Wright of SAGINAW.
Mob. VA totally destroyed: lous q . 40.
Othsg iol1es were By other business houses
In the vicinity.
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PREF. Ruhsr,l. PInd. va, EamHy.

ORANoE, n. J.. May 2s.-For tunaio
Ruhertis. . professor % music. WIN vas
worrying about his wife and little daugh-
ter because h. did not find thep when h.
went a day lale N meet them on their
arrival from Europe. got track % them
through the poiico " Philadelphia whittier
they had staycd. They joined HIM hagn
to-day.
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Army ana navy 0raess.

WAanparox. Nay I.-hsss army orders
EsFs issued 10 day
Ftrst Ilsut DAVID J. GGlmar. Philppiae scautA
hnHnFahlY dIEdnaFle1.
Capf bRliin VI Hundngtul. Mediral Corps
70 Hdrsau ~ NagtFmelnn. FhlApplne ialAndl
Mal0r Wifllam Y. hlaugalA pATmalinr. from
treatment a. Army an4 NAVY Ccneral horpiiat.
Hot gSFinaH An. y Wnal,nE IN
ssnSad fleut david n TaiieT. THIRD caValTy
On being relieved from mealme9l ~ his pfssent
station 10 ha home nld rallre1 Mt
Tasss navy orders Wers lsaue1.
Ileut n Williams from ne Michigan y ne
CnnBartiGul ~ aide o. star % romm1n9eE ~
chief Of atinutir neat
Eaaign n & Nssdham. fFun Naval Aca4smy
E sSs Il 3 kduarda IRON Shs PspsaySynuia
10 "a WhgpllAR.
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To- alleged conspiracy against Secretary
H. Iuger first paying his respects 20
if~1rd piEchot who he said had resolved
credit 'or a loftiness Of purpose he did
No. deserve
viii show you how reckless and how
vmoI- Mr Pinchot 10 when he is once
arol,sr said Mr. Vertre0s Mr. Vertress |
her cited from the record the testimony /
n George Otis Smith that Pinchot had I
'1r"a'-ued 70 expose the Geological /
survey 10 the press unlNds Smith would /
au"-da '0 his demands
man who will make such a threat /
A. phi" attorney. will do anything |
en-.
W l-rtre-s prooeedsd 10 charge that
Pa.rlt and Garfield had decided 20
e. EtIliugsr and they had tried 20
d'rF .,-1rg- Otis smith. n X schwartz.
u N"vell and = r. Perkins iato the
.1-sn-ry Newell was the only one 70
Jon DO oabal Later y " Ksrby. the
N4l .-10ber. was -seduCed
0.-'-.t and PinchOt pressed the hut
'7 .'7 brlndeis did the rest said Mr.
h-'srng 10 the production Of the Law
-' T-n'orandurl a. a result Of kerby's
-.' Hnrv. Mr Vertrees said that tho
H'.. r7r1vm and the method OF its prep
"..' had nothing 10 do with the in
."nau-e they had nothing TODD with
'rngHr Official conduct The only
DO bringing the document into
ISL" -Ud VIZ Nertrsea. was TO re-
'r" President 0f the United States
d, r uar'inR word 20 the COMMITTEES
'-r'r"er aid that hs had come into
'-~ q Perfect stanger 10 SscrstaFy
PEP and had hs.n instructed By the
rrrs o. $50 that the inquiry was
U.. q.
,-t-- y0ur report may be. gentle
30 o0mmItiee aaid MF. Vertrsas.
.- 'llIv YOU can't save Mr. Ral-
no No injury that has been done
40 '1s same time know the
'''r' lust us IN accordanos with ihs
.-.-.r aad he facts. which rhOW be
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-08

interesting and Instructive talk YES
terday afternoon to The Logan coun
ty high school
Mrs l.. Cashlon stopped of in the
city on her return from Lowell to
her home IN shawnee. N
Mrs. Arnctt OF Crescent was the
guest Of Mrs S j Swanson today
on her way to Anadarko.
Mrs. and Mrs s, W. McCann OF
Oklahoma City visited here today
.gIAlrs. John Mahoncy aud her guest,
Mrs, Keycney of Detroit. Mich, Wis.
Ned Oklahoma CITY today, ~
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hospital at Rochester, Minnesota, un'
der the surgical care Of famed Drs.
Mayo, has returned to the city, pro-
nounced sound and well again. Mr.
Griswold's case was complicated, and
surgeons aad warned him his case
could not oe healed with the knife.
Mr.. Griswold was today receivins
congratulations from his numerous
friends at his office.
llI Brown Is here from Arkansas
City visiting at the W. N. Hackney
home.
Claud Phillips, of the Boston store.
vas married few days ago to a
Pawnee maiden. They will reside
here.
N. w. J. Holt. J. A. BELLS. r. A..
Lowrey, VIM. Walker, G. l.. Burdck
and j NJ. Springer are among those
attending the Mcclure rally today.
x. Mcknigbton OF Ralston is spend
Ing the week here.
4 John Dcvcreaux was in Perry TO-
Bay on legal business. 81
4 40 ~
v Master Scott Blair Is ssufferlng
from an attact of the measlea
III hK
NJ. l.. West has returned from a
trip to Sallna and Lawrence, Kas.
W. Il. coyle has returned. from a
visit in Perry.
w. l.. Hart, cashier Of tfie First
National bank at saltwater, Spent to-
day in the city t
Daniel S. Edwards is here from
Michigan.
L. b. Wldaman Of Anadarko is in
the city on business.
NJ. l.. Fife Of Blackwell is in the
city looking after business interests.
Charles l.. Olson. banker of Coyle
is here today.
Jake Puckett. a Cushing banker,
Is in the city today
Rev. Brown. pastor OF the Method
ish church at Kaw City. brought his
daughter to the Methodist hospital
Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Hines. of Kan
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MENU FOR SATURDAY.


Breakfast.
Oranges, cereal aud cream, minced
mutton on toast "a left oyerl, mul
fins, toast, tea aud coffee
Luncheon.
Crcalned cod and potatoes baked IN
a mould Ga left oyer), scalloped to-
matoes twarmed oycr), split and
toasted mullins from breakfast, hasty
corastarch pudding. tea,
Dinner.
Barley broth tbased upon liquor IN
which mutton was boiled), boiled and
cold coyncd ham, sliced and barbe-
cucd; Brussels sprouts, large hum-
my tboilcd and then Drowned prune
pudding, black coffee, The Daily
Leader.
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IN NE MoRIAM

pIkeg.a one OF the intelligent and
much loved Irish setter dogs who was
never known to harm. but 10 love and
care for he littIc children Of tho kin.
dergarten department OF Ardery col
lege, died from a dose OF poison this
morning.
II was "Piker's" pleasure and Gus
tom TO fellow "the little green wag.
on" on It's daily rounds and help his
partner and brother Dave, guard the
precious lOad--a sight not only at
tractiye to the people OF Tbs town
but to many who come andgEo.
This morning "piker'' realized his
business responsibility and though
droopy, made the roainds. returning
true TO his last trip, faithful friend 10
US all. then died in about thirty min
nics, and many sad bearts and tear
stained eye are there among the older
students as well asIyonDg.
Jusi before daylight the neighbors
were aroused blythe growing and
low barking OF tte dogs In their ken.
mel. located inythe alley of he school
grounds III fhe rear OF Cos East
Cleveland. small window kept
wired at D.gbi. was found ajar when
feeding vas done and considering the
habits of The dogs and other circum-
stances connected with the case
Ionatiiralb leads 10 the conclusion that
ihc potion was dropped by no strange
handgto the dogs. but by one who
hcncy just where and how to find
them
/ Ardery college will pay $3.50. for
Ethe arrest and conviction OF the
guilty 6end
"Piker' was four years old. OF
good blood an offsprinE OF the great
Irish setter OF Kansas. "Belle OF
! Kansas" A Mourner.
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EDITOR pete" DRunM0NDAEAE

pete" Drummond. odiiur Of the
Enid Eagle. was in Guthrie last night
but rot to attend the Mcclure meet
Ing. as Pete" is recognized M one
of the chief insurgents in the First
dsl -ici
Guthrie made big mistake la
voting down he commission form OF
Government. said Editor Drummond.
we have lopted the system In Enid
and under no circumstances could We
be induced TO return 10 the old sys
tenn
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chrIf.ian Science

Americans are fair minded pyb-
pie, and are glad to know the truth
about any subject The truth about
Ch istlan Science viii be told at the
city hall. Saturday evening April 8,
al o'clock. by one who can speak
With authority, Iiliss Knapp, GS.
g. Of Boston. who IS q member of
The Christian Science board Of iee-
tufeship Of the First Church fof
Christ. Scientist. of Boston, MISS.
This lecture Is giycn under thpa aus.
piccs of the local CHRISTIAN Saienre
church All are cordially invited 10
attcndA Admission free
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a00s[Vl7s CONTINUE DRIVE
,tBy Assoclated pfess.)

w EF7IT77'Tf"ETI u T77-FT
Rapallo, Italy, April S--Eol and
Mrs Roosevelt driving from Spozia
10 Genoa. stopped here over hight
and left this morning for portohro.
Descriptions Of Il be distinguished
Amcrlcan preceded him in every Ut
tie ,illsgy along The route and be Ia
easily etognlzcd and so becomes The
obiec. ~ frequent and cordial dcm-
oustraitons
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FRESH TOPICS
OF THE TOWN
sues Eor Return OF Goods

N. Il. Wallace, trustee of the b. W.
Lockner 1ewelry company, has
brought SUIT In the superior court
against Shuttlcs Bros, and Lewis. OF
Dallas, Tex. to compel them to re-
turn the $500 worth Of merchandise
received from the above firm short
time before bankruptcy Under the
/ ederal law any goods receive d from
a firm within four months OF bank
ruptcy must be returned.
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Has Faith in Guthrie

A. D. Dickinson, Northern Mis-.
souri, man who recently purchased
several Capitol Heights lots. Is here
again with the intention OF making
further investments in Guthrie, He
believes Guthrie To be one Of The
most solid and promising cities in Ihc
country.
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Has high food value. A splendid physical develop
ment follows when is used as one Of The principal articles
Of diet A food that children will like and grow vigorous
upon Compounded from WHEAT, OATS, RICE
and BARLEY. Relished BY the robust as well as the
important grains. Ask your C'so..r.
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Had To war civilian Clothes

Civilian clothes were worn this al
ternoon by the members OF the First
Regiment band The band was em-
ployed for the day by the Republic
pne of the city for the Mcclure meet
ing and this morning the band ap'
peared In uniforms, Adiutant Gen
cal Canton ordered them off tho
streets in uniform and they donned
citizens clothing for the afternoon
playing. Lieut. A. u. Garrison Ia
leader Of the band Whether or not
action will he taken against the mem
bers has not been announced.
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We don't hold many saIcs--We
mean business when we do, our en-
tire china department. TO be closed
out at once.
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Household goods and furniture, as
good as new. Enough to furnish five
rooms. Opportunity to purchase viii
last only until April s. Call at 500
East Harrison, Or phone 1853.
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GUTHRIE MARKETS.


Whcat-si 10.
Corn~60 A
Millct 81 81,
Oats 45c.
Balcd hay $lI iu sl3.
Loose hay-s sS TO $40,
Flour, soft wheat patent -s2 so.
Bran soft wlfeat--sl.35.
Alfalfa meals 25
Alfalfa seed-$l3 to $li per bu.
Cane seed sl.25.
Chops Sli5,
kaffir corn--G5c.
Mlllet seed $3.50
Oyster shells sl.25.
Corn meal-$1 10.
Lanlb--$5 to So
Beef$ So 50 to 81 so.
Hogs $3.50 to $40,
veal-$3.20 to $500.
Eggs--lGc,
Butter lJc.
Hcns--l2 lee.
Geese 7c.
iDucks-Sc
Potatoes, Colo.--65c
Ohio-90c
Strawberries per, ,eratel- si ito 81 10
Burbank and Rose--S0c. Y
Cabbage l-2c.
Onions-3c
Apples, $l.35 to $2.25
Hides, salt cured. No. 1--Sc.
Hides, green, No. 1--7c.
Hides, No. 2, one cent less.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-08

e. SPENCER Blackburn, of Tulsa. Is
einong the politicians here. today.
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piano Tuuino

Daniel Pebde OF Wichita will be IN
the city all this week on his regular
trip. Call phone ESQ.
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County Superintendent n. w! CT
Shelton, of Vinita, Craig county, Is in
the city.
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o @ GO co oc @ 00oc GOO @
& LOCAL POLITICAL POINTS @
q G.
O @ % @ ooo 10000 90 @ @

That WIS truly u controlling in
fh,ncc felt IN Republican circles to-
day. One gentleman with beard and
4 board confidmg manner, betwiXl
battling to hit narrow-monthcd ems.
dor and 'rying to look statesman
csQuc at The same time, informed a
local news sathercr, that this is my
opinion and believe control sem
tment IN my county, The opinion
mas not worth much, as II related TO
a fight between two factions of Re-
ubllcans, md Democrats are not in
crested, but that control over q
whole county Is worthy Of publicity.
Few men 10 that these bad and
stormy political days,
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Fine china aud-cut glass, price:
below cost to close out. Pstterson.sI't
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sas City, Mo-, are here on a visit
t. G. w. Hines and family.
Roy Traoand leaves this evening
10: Oklahoma City to visit his sister.
Miss Katherine Traband.
Jess Taylor and Ralph ticrlart OF
Coyle are spending few days with
Pc FRY Norvclle.
]. ]. EIildreth was in Kingfisller
today
Allan Adler is confined to his home
with sickness
Senator H. X. Taylor Of Chickasha
Is in the city and feels that the nee
Cssary names TO the initiatory petl.
ton for presenting the "grandfathei
clause" TO the people as specified In
bis resolution will he filed with prop.
err authorities next week.
Ed Ingram Of kingfisher In here
today.
NJ w Lynch of Stroud is In The
city.
w H. Lee. H. NJ. Spaulding aud
Everett Purcell all of Enid. are in
the city.
J. c. Priugey. OF Kendrlck. Is in The
city.
Fred Crsss, Ed Siobaugh J. c.
Farkins and A. y. Holiday were IN
the city today from Crescent.
County Superintendent S,hB. Hest.
ar, OF rla~einore, IS In Guthrie.
W. r. MdGnire, Preston A. Shinn,
Ret Millard, r. w. Farrar and Mr.
and Mrs. J. w Edwards are anon.
the Pawhuska delegation over to at.
tend the Bird Mcclure meeting.
George d. Ornsr. of the u. S. land
office al woodward, Is IN the city.
L. NJ. ostrandor OF Enid is In the
city.
F. b. Hoyt, OF Chandler. is In the
city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-08

Get ready for our Floslery sale
Wednesday and Thursday, Great
values. 81 Louis Racket
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-08

Busy Bees entertain at home OF
Mrs. ClaS. Kneisly.
Mrs. Galen Grow entertains Smart
Set in afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-08

LOST-Between down town and Mrs.
Van Voorhees,. clover leaf.shaped
pin, diamond setting. Suitable re-
ward. Miss Niblack, 500 East No
bic.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-08

). M, Osborne, of the state depart
mcnt Of education, left Yesterday for
Ieggs. where he addressed meet
inc OF teachers today. He will speak
ut 0kmulgee and Henryetta tomorrow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-08

50 that Is why 50 many Of that title
were 10 be seen AZ 4 Republican pow.
WOW
Neither was pete" Drumniond on
the list.