The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-19
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,kldgc Sandln Of ttc sucprior court,
has moved 70 Warner avenue. near
Elm
Have you withdsawn your name
from the commission government peti.
li,n? No; certsinly, you have not.
Frank iDolcater has resigned his
position as manager Of the cotton oil
mill.
Paul Nesbitt is temporarily acting
rs private sec. Gary to Governor
fI1skell. Mr. Antheny. the private
secretary, Is a member of the -legis-
lature,
The Modern Woodmen lodge and
Royal Neighbors held joint install
lalion service last night in the Odd
Fellow hall which was largely attend
ed Mrs. Ella Foster Of Chandler,
supreR.e aud tor on the Royal Neigh
bors. and j S Shearer, state deputy
for the Woodmen in Oklahoma, Off
ciated as Installing officers. The
Royal Neigllbors new officials are
oracle, Sadie Mathis; vice oracle,
Lo,tie Kellogg; past oracle, Grace
Kellogg, recorder, Ida oldham; re-
ceiver, Maude Massey; chancellor
Ella Matshett marshal, Clara Kcl-
los inner sentinel, Anna Wright;
outer sentinel. Leota Golden.
The Woodmen officers installed
are: Consul, Fl. e Mcintosh; adj
visor, A. Francis; ban1e' b w,
Pulse; clerk Luther Arnold; escort
Estes; watchman, W. T.. Mathis,
chief forester, r. E. Haney; nlanag
els, ] s, i-hearer, Ed Murply and
A. D. Whitcomb After the install
lation ceremonies the Woodmen ini
tiated large class of candidates into
the mysteries of "Woodcraft," and ter
new candidates were voted in as new
membei s. The Woodmen went in {
body to the Gem theatre where they
leased the theatre for a half hours
! entertainment The Woodmen viii
give big box supper entertainment
at the Odd Fellows hall Tuesday
/ January 25, and arrangements have
I been perfected for big masquerade
ball to be given at the city hall audi
torium on Tuesday evening Febrnar,
L.
Two colored youths We're arrested
by the police last night charged witt
stealing grip belonging to Mrs. A
/ A. Ewing at the Union station. The,
gave the names OF Earl and Ollie vii
/ liams. Ollie Williams was convicted
4 on larceny charge year ago an'
sentenced to a term in the peniten
/ tiary but was paroled several months
/ ago. 1t Is likely that the governo
will revoke his parole. He is 1
years old. while his brother is 2
4 years Of age.
4 Governor Haskell late last evenln'
issued parole to Anna Burda, BE
hemian woman, serving a life sent
4 ence in tae penitentiary for the mul
der of her husband in Lincoln cour
q ty. She had served twenty years 4
large number of prominent club won
en- oves the state had intereste
themselves in the case. Mrs. T. FL
Doyle, wife of judge T. H. Doyle
and Mrs. G.. n Haskell and man
others personally Investigated tn
H case
The dead body of Burda was foun
in their home one morning wher
he had evidently been murdered tn
night before, and the crime was lai
. at Mrs, Burda's door Tae woma
has claimed all along that her prose
cution was pushed by designing pei
sons who wanted to get control Q
her properly
Leonard Bailey OF Oklahoma Cit
and ID. W. Dawson OF Muskoge
comprise legislative committee {
the Oklahoma association of arch
tecis that are here to ask for tn
} legislature for the passage of La
providing fer the issuing of arch
tects license certificates. The arch
tects want their profession regulate
by a board of examiners as those o
medical and dentist, etc.
Eyangelistic services will be hel
at the West Side Congregations
church each evening through the r.
mainder of the week. A number {
: prominent speakers from over tn
state will be in attendance. Re
c. G.. Murphy Of Oklahoma City wi
: p each this evening.
On account Of one of the member
J OF the Central Concert company ta'
'"g sndderly Ill at the hotel lal
Tuesday afternoon the concert sche
ad 70 be given last evening at tt
Presbyterian church under the au
piees of the Guthrie Lecture cours
has been postponed.
Examinations for teachers are
: be held al the Logan county hiG
| schaol January o7 and oS Not mar