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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New Yorz. Oct 9.-NILLFEED- Steady; dull
Spring bran 2--5, standard middlugs. q %, West
cru red dog 8 3 o. arrive; viater wheat bran. In
l00pond sacks 90 arrive . 90 city tran, IN bulk
Zl.50a2l55.
4 OATS STEADY: quiet No. white s.; No s
white II No T. 35'saE white uu track Iialu-
FLOUR-Unssttlsd; small business. Kansas
straiehts 475ai8. in sacks soft suaiEhts. 450aiE
in barrels Surfing patents 5.A45.5. iu barrels
spring clears. 4tllf--0
BUCKWHEAH FLDUR-Stesdy but slow. owing
20 mild weather Cn0o- quoted Zl0a2o.
RYE FLOUR-StCady; dealings moderate. Choice
brands quoted az f0Ja455
CORNMEAI-steady; trad Is dali Kindred
for export. 80. coarse meal. in bags Ll'aL4
HAY-Becoipts. CSC tons; slow and unsettled. Quo
tau0us are Prime timothy. LIS. No. l. Ito; No
o lGaLCj, No. g 6ja9o
sTRAw-Receipts. 81 tous: Eeless. Long re
quoted at $.
BEEF-Steady; moderate demand. Packet. l55Oa
Il %; family 70 51s25Ql
PORK-Steady; light trade Mess. 90 family,
25.1)l2Is0
LARD-Lfele=s. Prime Western I2s5. CITY l2l5.
refined continent 800. S0lth American. Is6o: r.
fined Brazilian. in kegs lLG0i oleostc3Hlc u.4ll2;
lard stcaTine slow New York. IS.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. oct. 2-CATTLE- Reeepe. l.33
head. No trading 81 Importance n live cattle. The
feeling was about steady for an desirable gadea
Dressed beef d,det al Sail per io. Tor native sides
and 7as Tor Texas beaf No later cables frgm
Great Britain Exports from this port to-day were
is8 bceyes and 1872 quarters NJ beet.
CALVES Receipts, 5f9 head. Neais were almost
nominal IN absence n ans receipts 0f importance
Westerns slow and barely steady, gaszers on sale
Common yeals hoh at 500 per 100 lbs ollls, G0oi
good % Prime Western calves 51jaG59. dHFssed
calves were steady 10 strong 40 l2al64 for city
dressed vesls s.sl5 for country dressed and si-sl0
for dressed grasseEs and fed calves.
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Esc,iTts, 7.26 head
Trade vas Slow aud uIlocss l5aZjc lower for both
sheep and lambs Common 90 prime sheep sold at
255s425 Ter 100 lbs. medium 10 prime lambs. 675;
dressed mutton dnn and weak az C8se Ter Do. ;
dressed lambs az Sale, with hos-dresscd lambs sell
ing high l2-1.
HOGS Receipts 1923 head. Feeling easy. CGun-
try dressed hogs slow al lz'.alya Per 10. for me
dunn 20 light weights.
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MAKING CHEESE IN HOLLAND
Government Imposes Regulation 10
Insure Purity.

Government regulations to prevent
sdulteration and 10 insure purity Of
cheese made in the Netherlands are be-
ing materially improved and strengthened.
new government control stamp, recent
ly introduced, can be used only on cheese
made OF unskimmed milk and containing
forty-hye per cent OF fats. Further
regulations have been drafted and will
soon become effective. The production OF
cheese in Holland is a large industry
The latest figures show its annual pro-
duction TO amount 10 176, 000000 pounds, OF
which two-thlrds are exported In ad-
dition TO the pur,ly mark, the cheese will
be marked TO show where and when It
was made and stamped or labeled.
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Quotations furnished By ". B. Hibbs & Co.,
members Of the Chicago Board OF Trade. Hibbs
Building
Chicago, Oct. 29.-LOw prices were made fer wheat
to-day and about the only support came run
shorts who had big profits. Attempts 10 lft prices
the last few days have been rather spllitless and
the more bullish adyices sent ont met with prsc-
tically no response from outsiders. This was dir
cUuragiug and when the local crowd again TUNED
sellers there was fresh wave Of long liquidation.
The prospects for selling any Of surplus abroad
are poor. and until there is a sharp revival In the
domestic milling trade the bull outlook is not par
ticllariy promising
Weakness in wheat caused more corn selling, but
the undertone was stubbornly strong during the
first part Of the session Country offerings continue
light but there is DO snap % the cash demand.
Not much feature 20 the oats trade to-day, but
prices gradually weakened When corn TUNED weak.
slump in wheat also discouraged buying Prices
are down 10 a level where a two-sded scalplng
market is indicated.
The proyisions market continued fairly firm with
no heavy pressure 10 sell Sentiment continues bear
ish in the extreme among the majority OF local
traders bat fear q manipulstive tactics by the bis
holders q product keeps the selling down 70 mod
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HAY-New No. l timothy. large bales, MOOa9l 50;
do. No. 2. l90ala50; No. s. as to location. l6O0a
mixed. H.5Oals.50; No ?, mixed. l4OOal55O; No. /
clover. H.09al4.50; No. clover l2OCal350; meadow
grass and packing hay. loooal20o; nograde hay, as
10 kind. quality and condition. so0al200
AiILLFEBD-Spring bran. In lOe-lb. sacks Per
ton, 2250; Western middling in l0o-lb. sacks ton,
q 5a25o -four and white middliugs in l00lb sacks.
Icr ton. 270Oa2900: City Mills mddlings in lOOlh
sacks per ton. 20oa23.5O; City Mills bran, in 100
ID. sacks per ton, 24OOa25.00
STRAW Straight rye straw, fair 10 choice TO- 50a
u.oo; straight ne No. 2. a5alG00; tangled ne
blocked 7.00as00; wheat blocked, fair to good,
6ooa6.50; do. good to prime, 7.5Oas.OO.
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Circuit Court no. =.
JSTICE BARNARD.

Assignments for Monday. oct 81.
No. IA Magrudsr vs. LUthel AttCmeys Raj
st0n Si1dous. and Richardson Hamilton Colbert
YsrEes q Hamilton.
40. 81 United States ". Hausmann. Attorneys
Wilsou-DarisnsrGu q McI,eyu1ids
Ne, 5. United States Lewis. At,orneTs same
No. - Julius LansbuTgh Furniture and Carpet
Company Stswagen. Attorneys, Hoiander 3
Sullivan Hamilton, Colbert YeTkes & Hamilton
No. lie. B3gee rs. HYDE Attorneys, Baker.
Shelby s. Hogan and Wiison-Gordon & Gordon
and Eashy-smith.
No. i2i Duke vs.. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys, Lambert & Yeatman- Hamil
t0u.
No. IN. L0uchheim q Co v. Carter & Clarke
Attorneys Mackey, Hamilton Colbert, YcTkes a
Hamilton.
Ne. ~ Stevens IS. Lee. Attorneys. Forrest &
Bendheim-ThCmas
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Saturday, October 20, 1900
DISTRICT COURTS
Court of Appeals.

Assignment for november Especial calendar:
No. 9. Wall vs. Oyster. Attorneys. Birney &
Ridout-rcclle
No. g. liichiynn v. District a Columbia. At
tomcys Hcmphill Ray * BraddOck-T Thomas.
No. t.. Goldsmith a d. rs. Valentine. Attor-
DeJs O'Dmuaghue q Alexander.
No. IS Houston et al vs. Houston et al. AttOr
ng Myers
NJ. &C. Graham v. Burr. Attorney. fleming.
Regular GILL;
No. 2IJG Desi0 vs. Hutchinson. Attorneys
ShoIcs-MCC ammon & HAYDEN
No. PISS. Rawlings IS. Collins Attorneys Jones
Ridout
No. 2l59. Fletcher vs. Lipsc0mb Attorney. Hufty.
No. Zcl. Iowa Apartment House Company vs.
Heischel. Attorneys Leighton & MCLacAlen.
No. ICe. Winton Smith Piano Company. At
lorneys. Bradfeld-sulliyan.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE Extra. per cwt.. s.5Oa725; do. butcher.
5aa625; common 4.5aa5 3.
HOGs-Pa ewt. gross. 9Oca95O do ordinary,
500
sHEEP-Prime 3Ooa3.5O: do common, 250a2B
LAMBs-Faney, spring, e.coa7.oo; fan. choice 100:
medium 500.
CALvEs-ITime. per H.. 9lzalO5a medium, ID.
sas.
cows Prime, fresh. each 25.O0alo.OO; do. com
mon. g5.OOa3000; do, old and dry. l0.Ooal50A
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The Safest Railway Investment.
TEACH SHOE MANUFACTURING.
England Builds Factory for school
Pupils.

Owing to increased English interes
technical schools the higher educa.
committee Of the Leeds city council r 3
equipped a model factory for use OF
students in methods OF manufacturing
boots and shoes. The factory has been
fitted with over fifty OF the latest ma
chimes for such manufacture. The ma
chimes are loaned by the firms in the
country.
Clicking and pattern cutting, upper
closing. machine and hand lasting and
making, besides machine finishing and
rough-stuff cutting, viii lie taught.
Students may take either a special line
or all Of the subjects Of the course. The
fee for the session Is As (97 cents.
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VIII Build station.

The National Railways of Mexico con-
templates erecting in the city of San
Luis Potosi a passenger station and re-
pair sh ops. The repair shops will en-
ploy 1900 men, and 1t is believed that
this construction marks the selection OF
San Luis Potosi for a most important
railway center. The architect for the new
passenger STATEN will be Charles ], s.
Hall. OF Philadelphia, Pa.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Oct 3-HOGSl- Live hogs were a
shade higher than yesterday The receipts were esti
mated at 1900 head; official yesterday 1868; ship
ments 2723 left over $685. estimated receipts Mon
day. $500. Bulk Of prices. 80c.lS7O: light s45a
s95; mixed and butchers. 7s5as95; heavy l65as 80;
roagh. heavy, 700aT.s5; yorkers s75aS90 pigs, 800
ATS
CATTLE-steady; estimated receipts. 900 head
SHEEP-Steady; estimated receipts 5000 head
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JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 50l3i LaWrelce va. Goodacre; Judgment on
verdict. Attorneys, II. 3. Mou!ton-N. J. keane
Assignments Tor O-toIfr 81:
No. ls Ransom IS. Capital Traction Company
Attorneys Hsckstt ard Syme-Peuy & Son and
Dunlop.
No, 81. Nelson vs. Washington Railway and
Electric "ompaus. Attorneys, Happier & Merillat-
Darlington.
Nc. g. Motor Car Company vs. Geddes e al At
tomeys WElls-Biuey & Woodland.
No. q. McNIm4-a IS. Washington Terminal Com.
pany. Attorneys, Leckis Fritou & Hamilton
Ne. IL. Rafferty, vs.. Fisher q al Attorneys
C.lladsy-Iaiuaton.
Nc. %. Taglor Commission Company vs. Nose
Art.rr... PM III II.r-.
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Wheat. new. per bushel s3asi; corn
sheed bushel. 65a7O: new. ear. per barrel 275a
SIS; oats Wes,en, white M. 2 per hushel. 4sais ;
oats mixed. per blshel 40as5; bran, per ton $50;
middlings, per ton. GO.
HAY AND STRAW-Ilsy. Western No. J. l950a
GOo; Nc. ?, is.5oals.0o; mixed. 14.eoaE5O; straw.
rye bundle. loSOaIl.0o; rye machine tlgash, 75oa
500: wheat. ten $50; oats. per ton 5OaF6O,
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New York. Oct. 29-What little discus
sion there was In the financial district
to-day during the half-holday had a
good deal to do with the announcement
made yesterday that the Michigan Cen
trail Railroad Company had negotiated
the sale of one-year AZ per cent notes
in Paris.
The stock market to-day was inclined
TO continue It's recedng movement of
yesterday, There were, however, no
violent breaks. and probably no great
significance attached 10 the action Of
the market as a whole.
1t was generally known yesterday that
the weekly bank statement would not
show any great changes in the bank sur
plus even If the exact method Of making
such a showing. in view of the known
expansion of credit recently and the
known losses In cash that the banks have
sustained. was involved in good deal
of mystery.
Decrease In Reserve.
To-day, under the average form of the
bank return, a decrease in the surplus
reserve of only $S36.O0O was exhibited.
owing 10 the fact that a loss OF S3,5O0,0OO
in cash was Offset by a decrease in
loans Of over $4,000 and a decrease in
deposits of nearly 100000 The actual
statement was not quite SO good, since
in IL leans decreased less. No light upon
these figures was thrown by the state
ment also submitted to-day Of the condi-
tion Of the banks outside Of the clearing
house
The most pleasing development of the
week from a financial point of view has
been the indications of some lessening
of the financial strain in England. The
Bank of France has shown disposition
10 part with a little gold for London ac-
count Brazil is shipping some money to
London instead of taking money from
there, and Egyptian demands for money
from London with which to move the
cotton crop are somewhat less.
Discount Rate Unchanged.
There is no present likelihood of an
advance in the near future in the Bank
Of Englands discount rate. Neither, on
the other hand. is there any likelihood
of "a reduction in the banks present rate
of per cent or Of any such shipment OF
gold from London 10 this side as in
former years has been usual at this time
The cold weather through the week has,
Of course, been favorable TO seasonable
trade. There are still no Indications
however, OF anything that can be called
increasing activity in business.
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Equity SnIt.
Lawsuit.

No. H25. T. Edward CLARK vs.. j. z, and L
Pennock e. al. % enllin defendants from remJyui
a bGilting. Attorney, Alexander Wolf.
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ESTABLISH PARCELS POST.
Mexico and Germany Complete Pos
tai Negotiations.

The Mexican Herald states that the
post-office department Of Germany has
decided that from September I umbrellas.
canes. and other objects which do not
exceed the weight specified in the MeXi-
can treaty with Germany for parcels
posts will be allowed in the mails be
tween the two countries provided the
articles are not over one meter six cent?
meters long.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Resular call u O'Clock noon;
Lan8tOn ] at 81.
District National Bank 10 at 1879
United States Trust 10 at ia 4 at ili,z.
Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank. al
IG
After cal-Washington Gas. Is at 49, Is at 1875,
Lanston at 81. at s..
Following are the bid and asked prices. posted a,
yesterdays meeting u the Washington Stock Ex-
change:
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by w. b. Hibbs Il Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs
building.
Call money: Open. 3i5 high, ~ low 81 close 80.
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS.
Shares to II a. I3i 20
Shares TO Z El................... l56 30
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New York. oct. 9-WHEAT-Weakeg. EXCEPT On
choice spring No ] Northern Spring. TO arrive (. o.
b. lisa No. red, f. o. b.. ga; No. hard, +. o.
b.. LG3h; No. I macar0ni. T. o. b., 90, No Mani
toha. f. O. b. l.03lz.
CORN-Dun and weaker. Steamer mixed. n0mi-
nal export basis; export No p f. O. b,s5s&s No. =
elevator domestic 56i. TO arrive, /. T. Exporters
took loads.
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Criminal Court No. 1.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
United states vs.. Martha Thomas; notion fos new
Trial fled
Assignments !lr Monday Oct. 81:
United States IS. John Miles
United States Is. Irving Thomas
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

No. 530l2. Erwin c. Brainerd vs.. Henry Strong
account Sj55i5. Attorney, H. r. Burton.
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Equity Court No. I.

IU0IIIB bIATFUNU.
No. 2i2l6 Green ETerson; decree pro confess)
ordered. Attorney John Ridout
Assignment for Monday. October 81,
10. a. Campbell IS. Campbell; on hearing. At
t1ruevs Whitg-Rid6,..
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Criminal Court No. =
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH

Assignments far November !;
United States W. AlUhuso ". Jones.
United States IS. Winston ID. PAYNE.
United States vs.. Edgar Fisk.
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WALL STREET NEWS
Receding Movement Con-
tinues; No Violent Breaks.
NO CHANGES IN BANK SURPLUS

Conditions Remain Practically I'm
changed, but EngIand's Lessen
ing Strain Is pleasing Develop
ment-COId Weather Favorable TO
the seasOnabIe Trade.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30
Equity Court No. 2.


JUSTICE GOULD.
There viii Dee no caIl q November trial calendar
until Thursday November 8 1919
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
WOOL AND HIDE MARKET

wOOL,-washed. free from burns. per b.. q.
unwashed, per H.. g
HIDES-Green. Per ID. .; dry l2alL Calfskins
green. each. Italia
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
BALTIMORE HAY MARKET.

Decrease. increase.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs & Co., msra-
beD Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Ruild-
The Washington herald., 1910-10-30
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs & Co..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs
Building Rid Asked
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-13
ANTtPR0H|Bs. TO FIGHT

Hc-mbmissionss are now planning
a statewide campaign In favor OF 10
cal option and hlgh license prep
tflltlOns are being made for the fur.
sher distribution OF literature aud
The touring OF the state by speakers,
Attorney w y. Cardwell u ~
charge OF the speakers bureau The
speaking campaign Is scheduled to
bs opened Mt the close OF the first
week IN Octoher and conllnne for one
month.
The anti-saloon league leaders are
lfglng their members TO push con
trlbntionS TO enlarge the campaign
fund and the lines OF support are be
ing strengthened, Tney declare that
they are confident thai the people
are satisfied villa prohibition aud cite
he fact that one saloon under local
option could sell and give away more
whiskey than score of hip.pocket
lbg3tlegRers
K Especial attention of the voter
ana citizen win be- called 10 illr NOR
nous increase In The cost Of oIprat'
ing tho court which comes to the
lyuier IN taxes, since prohibition be-
came effective said Cnrdwcll
4 Following are "A few figures
sworn to by the county clerk III
Craig county in which viuita Is 10
oaied; court costs before prohibition
s2,s92.i2; last year. s20.J95 salary
lnmd before. si.12is5, and last year
$2I757. Tulsa county, court fund he
core prohibition, s3.GOb; last year
4 sl5.650. salary, s5,200; last year, s2i
go
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-13
hEGa0Es LYACHED N QUE FORM


Nashville. Tenn. Sept i3.-Will
Sharp and Bob Bruce. two negroes,
were lyncbed near riptonyille, Tenn,
last night for attempted assault on
Two little girls
Sharp and Bruce were lynched by
a mob OF forty men. Their crime was
an attempted assault on SaIlie ADD
callie Downing. children Of Jack
Downing, at their home at Conners-
vile. sunday night. The negr1sl
were taken from Sheriff Hsines an
Cypress Brake, the sherif having
taken them there TO await Develop
ments in Connection with rumors Of .
mob TIE negroes we're quickly
swung 10 q tree and the mob dis
lperscd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-13
NEGRO IS KILLED IN MELEE

Pred Oliver, negro. is dead. and
Gabe Norman and Mack Prenall. ne
groes. afe In Jail. as the resuli OF q
general ight that occurred Al an EN-
teriainWent In Parker school house
Friday night near the town ~ Luther
The tfniibl- al the Parker school
house started oyer q dispute that
lltdxe swiiea a. large number ok negroes
Wore piaying dice. IN ibe melee.
Alice Iiilier, negroes, was seriously
s3ot, and may not Recover Norman
and IsraneiI were both wopnded The
fight was snrled with knives iaIeI
ireyolyAfs we're used.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-13
HELD F0H HIGHWAY ROBBERY

Quincy Jones. the negro who re-
Gently came home from the McAlester
penifentiary aud who on Sunday
morning Is said TO have held up 4
icgro at The Santa he station, was
charged by Assistant conn-
ty Attorney W. b. Herod with high.
way robbery. He was arraigned IN
Justice Mintonye's court. At first
Il, was thought a charge OF larceny
from the person would be made but
il was figured that Quincy needed
vacation trip longer than such 2
charge would bring aboilt and the tei
ony charge was substituted.
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AN auto was smashed and four per.
sons scyerly injured AZ o'clock this
afternoon at the corner of Broad and
Oklahoma avenue, when street car No.
2 and an auto. driven by Mrs Don
Morris. collded The auto was being
driven north on Broad and the street
car was speeding west down q slight
grade The motor car crashed into
the street car sluarely in the middle.
the Jar being sufficient to knock one
OF the wheels of the street car off
the track The hood. lamps. front
tires, sprInss and The engine OF the
auto were demolished and the ma.
chine knocked ten feet. Mrs Morris
and Tom Morris and the little girl
were thrown out. Bledsoc was In the
rear ard retained his seat Mrs. Nor
l'ls says she was driving the car at
moderate speed and that the motor.
man failed to sound bis gong The
injured were removed 70 the Morris
home, 3l9 North BROAD whore medical
attention was given. The damage 10
The auto win reach $500,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-13

Breakfast
Grapefruit. cereal and cream, Tried
scalops. corn bread, toast. tea aud
coffee.
Luncheon.
Cheese scoufile, toasted corn bread l,
Ga left over, string beans and lettuce
salad with mayonnase dressing, swiss
frItiers with lemon sauce, tea.
Dinner
Spinach soup, mutton chops en- cas-.
serole with green peas an dchampig.
sons, lima beans Vegetable marrow,
baken Indian meal pudding. black cof.
foe, The Daily Leader
Mrs. w. H. Hicks left last even
Ing for Hurdlnnd, Mo-, called by the
death Of her mother
Miss Ramona Chlcott leaves this
morning to attend Washburn college
Mrs. Harry Clark and son OF Den.
YER, Colo. are the guests OF Mrs. e.
+ keeney 4o6 East Springer
Mrs A II. Gray aud son, Pau, ieft
last evening Tor Blackburn to visit her
parents. Nr, u Shisler ana wife
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Moore. of Alex
andrria. Va. are in the city TOR a
several days, visit with friends
|
Mrs Hugh Thompson of Ardmore is
visiting her mother. Mrs g. W.
Greene, Bis East Oklahoma
Miss Edna Gray left Yesterday for
Kansas CITY and from there will &c
to Jacksonville, H. to visit Mrs. wal
ter Brunk and Mias Iella Daub, both
OF whom are well known here. Mrs
Brnnk was Miss Patti. WhIilocl
daughter Of Mrs. George MEG egore
Mr.. win Stiles Of Mound. a formel
resident Of Guthrie 10 In the city oi
business while here ne is the puest o
Len Bowman and family, 1923 Wes
Washington
-.--
Miss Ialelah Coomhs Is visiting Il
Oklahoma City
Miss l,essIe Baker left last evening
Tor blackwell 10 attend school.
Mrs. Bert John is spending The wcel
with her parents In Enid,
Miss blanche Holds OF Oklahom
City, is visiting Guthrie friends.
Miss 0phelia Hayes lcft EAST ever
Ing for Liberty. Mo- to attend schoo
Mr., and Mrs. Ed Weldcn OF Pie,
mont, are the guests Of friends hef'
Mrs. ]. A. Fleckenstinc len last e'
( enng for Fort Smith. Arkansas
Associate Justice and Mrs NJ.
/ Kane have returned from visit /
Arkansas and Kansas points
: Mrs. Lyman Knighton cniertaiue
2 at cards last night for Miss nell
4 Reese OF Chicago.
Mrs. A. J. Niles and children hav
returned from Colorado.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-13
company 0 eesumes Routine

Company D, National guard, has re-.
sumed routine at the armory here,
having returned from practice camp
at Fort Riley, Sunday. Lieut.. A. C.
Garrison commanded the company
throughout. The boys say they had
lots of hard work and severe train
ing. but that the entire trip was en-
jcyable. They were away from Guth-
rie nearly three weeks and were drill.
returned In good health.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-13
'M'R[YNOLOs CASE DISMISSED

The case of Scott McReynoids was
dismissed in the state supreme court
today on account OF the failure OF me
: prosecution 70 appear. McReynolds
vas arrested about a year ago at the
Instance of Governor Haskell on The
charge of forcibly obtaining data 10
b, used by Hearst in the $6Oo,OOO IL
sbel suit Haskell Instituted against
the New York publisher and which
II now pending IN the Nebraska
courts,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-13
DUCKS AnO GEESE cOM|NG SOUTH
Special to Daily Leader.

JptCihi W Daiiy ithfsI,
Clinton. Okla, Sep1 i3-Already
frosts and SHOWS are ptesaglng win,
ter's cold along the Canadian border
The forerunners OF tue great flocks Of
ducks and geese which VIII stop here
TO feed and rest on tncir flight from
she cold Canadian lakes TO the warm
@ntcrs OF the Gulf, have arrived OH
HE Washita, and already their honks
break the Stiffness OF the night. Only
d fow scattering water fowl have set
PUT IN their appearance at this place.
0ut within few weeks they viii ap
pHu IN great flocks and toe air VIII
aiq resonant With their cries.
The Washita river is favorit,
resting and feeding place for the wa
Ter fowl and when they are omen thes
slop here almost through lhe winter
iffordlng excellent shooting for 10
eal hunters.