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The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1911-03-08
DAiLY MARKET REPORT
AIarcl
LIVE STOCK.

March 7, 1911.
LIVE STOCK.
EAST ST. S.-t-attiN-Native beef
steers. $4,000 100, COWS and hoifers 400
@67o; stockers ana feeders, $3.50 500;
Texas steers, $3.50 rose. cows ana heif-
en-. t5.9Om5.t0, caECs, Ia car load lots,
$4.00MS.25. Hogs Mixed and butchers,
$DuOa 40; good heavy, $6.90QI10: rough
heavy, $1,000 $40, light. $LloQ 80; pigs,
$Go00 20. sheep Muttons. $1,000 -;
lambs. $5.756t6.35
CHICAGO Cattle Beeves $3.50 90;
cows ana hclfers $2.700 600; stockers ana
feeders, $400Q5.90; Texans, $4,000 50:
calves. S700Q9.00 Hogs-MiXed and
butchers, S6.95QI30; good heavy, S675a
i.20' rough heavy $6.f5@6.90; light 81 90
q t.55; pigs, $G.70M7.15. Sheep-Natiges.
S3I0U4.S6i Westerns S3.25m410; lambs.
S5.U9lt6.35 westerns. S5.25U6.40.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1911-03-08
ATTACKS SCHOOL PRINCIPAL

A severe attack on school principal,
Chas. b. Allen of Sylvrnia, Ga, is thus
told by him. ''For more than years, :"
he YATES, 81 suffered indescribable
torture from rheumatism, liver and
stomach trouble and diseased kidneys.
All remedies failed till / used Eleo trio
Bitters, but four bottles of this won
derful remedy cured me completely. :"
Tnch results are common. Thousands
bless them for curing stomach trouble,
female complaints, kidney disorders.
blliousness and for new health and
vigor. Try them. Only soc at hesterly
Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1911-03-08
COMMAND WHICH WAS TRYING
TO CAPTURE MADERo is
AM9USHED.
6URR ENDER ONLY COURSE
81 Paso Smelter Forced to Close Be-
cause Of Inability to Obtain Ore
United States Troops May
be Sent to Mexico.

III Paso Tex, Mar. S.-Inaprrecto
rouriers who have just arrived here
from the Abootezuma district report
That battle between Madero's forces
and federal troops under Col. Escude-
70 took place at Plan de Alamos. 10
miles west of Moctezuma.
According to the couriers Col. Escu
dero, who left Casas Grandes some
weeks agc, to aid in capturing Madero,
was ambushed in a deep canyon by
the insurectGs and lost more than $50
men killed and wounded before he
rou'd eXtricate his command from the
trap. Ii is said he attempted to re-
erect toward Casas Grande, but found
his way blocked by several hundred
insurrectos under Col Garcia Cou-
riers say Escudero has no course left
save surrender,
War Causes smeter Shut down.
General Manager Earle of the Ell
Paso smelter of the American Smelt-
ing and Refining company, announces
that the plant will shut down within
five days on account of inability to
get ore from Mexico. The smelter is
the second largest in the world. Eigh-
teen hundred men will be thrown out
of employment. Eighty per cent Of
the ores treated by the plant come
from Mexico.
May Send Army Into Mexico.
Washington, Mar S-Three troops
of field artillery, now at Fort Myer,
Va, have been ordered to proceed at
once to the Mexican border, in Texas.
The war department is preparing in
formation in regard to the bridges
across the Rio Grande and roads In
Mexico. 1t is believed that the United
States troops viii be sent into Mex
leo.
Reclamation Work Must Be Protected.
frenzied appeal for troops to pro
tect Americans doing reclamation
work in the Imperial Valley of Cali
fornia from open robbery at the hands
Of Mexican brigands had been received
at the state department
Bands Of robbers, it was declared by
}. {. Ockerson. engineer in charge OF
the work, were preying upon the
Americans daily. taking food, money
and clothes by force and bringing the
work almost to a standstill. Neither
the insurrectos nor the regular Next
can forces offer any protection, both
having frequently been routed by the
brigands.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1911-03-08
LA GRIPPE COUGHS

Strain and weaken the system and if
not checked may develop into pneu-
monia, No danger of this when Fol-
ey's Honey and Tar is taken promptly.
1t is reliable family medicine for all
coughs and colds, and acts quickly and
effectively in cases of Group. Remem-
Der the name, Foley's Honey and Tar
for all coughs and colds, for Group,
bronchitis, hoarseness and for racking
la grippe coughs. No opiates. Refuse
substitutes. For sale at Hesterly' S
Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1911-03-08
SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CON-
GRESS OPENS THREE
SESSION AT ATLANTA.
PRESIDENT TAFT THERE
Presence Of Prominent Men From All
Sections Adds Dignity TO Important
20 Gathering-Exempifies Growth
of Fifty Years.

Atlanta, Ga, Mar S.-iThe presence
of President Taft, Col. Theodore
Roosevelt, Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson, Secretary of War Dickinson,
Woodrow Wilson. governor of New
Jersey, together with all the cover
nors of the Southern states and some
of the foremost business men Of the
nation at the opening of the Southern
Commercial congress here today add
ed dignity to a convention whose i'm
portance to the country at large and
to the South in particular win be sec
ond to none. Coming as it does just
fifty years after the division of the
states in civil strife, it exemplilies
that great commercial union that has
sprung from the ashes of a dead revo-
luton to bind the North and the South
firmly in the bonds of mutual interest.
World Renowned Speakers.
Three men of world wide reputation
occupied the attention of the conven
ton this afternoon with addresses Of
much interest. Secretary Wilson de-
liyered a speech on Agriculture in the
South, George Westinghouse spoke on
Electricity in the Development Of the
South and George w. Perkins add
dressed the convention on business
Efficiency in Southern Progress"
This evening remarkable group Of
speakers viii be heard, each speaking
from ten to twelve minutes and each
a leading business man in the state
for which he speaks. These state
speakers will have for their topic
The Solid South of Business"
Taft to Speak.
During the three days Of the con-
vention eeches will be delivered
which II command the attention Of
the nat9A, not only because of their
commercial and political significance
but because of the prominence of the
men who will utter them. These dis
courses will be headed by a speech
from Senator Duncan u. Fletcher of
Florida on The Southern Renais-
sance." The second speech of national
Importance will be by Senator Money
Of Mississippi on The Obligation of
the Panaua Canal" The third ma
tional utterance will fall from the lips
Of Former Senator James Gordon of
Mississippi, who will bring a mes
sage From Yesterday to Today" He
will be followed by DR.. Clarence j.
Owens, COMMUNICATIVE of the
United Sons of Confederate Veterans,
who viii speak on To-day and Toner
roy Colonel Roosevelt will be the
fifth speaker. President Tart will
make the closing remarks of the con
vention, taking for his topic, "A Great
er Nation Through a Greater South"
Discuss Many Topics.
On the afternoon of the closing day
fifteen section meetings will be held
at the same time in different halls
throughout the city, Each section
meeting is under the craftsmanship of
national leader, and during each of
these meetings four or more speakers
will be heard, each a specialist The
topics will include agriculture, com
merce, commercial organizations, edu-
cation, forests, good roads, health i'm
migration, insurance, land reclama-
ton. manufactures, mines and mining,
public service corporations and water
resources.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1911-03-08
KILLS A MURDERER

A merciless murderer is Appendicitis
with many victims, but DR.. Kings New
Life Pills KILT by prevention. They
gently stimulate stomach, lives and
bowels, preventing that clogging that
invites Appendicitis, curinf Constipa-
tion, Headache, Billiousness, .Chills, 25c
at Hesterly Drng Store.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1911-03-08
Ends Life by Opening Vein.

Albuquerque, N NJ, Mar. S.-Benia-
min +, Ball, civil engineer from De
troit killed himself by opening blood
vessel in his wrist. A note addressed
to his wife In Detroit explained that
dependency due to i'll health was the
cause of the deed.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1911-03-08
HAS MILLIONS OF Pprp,

How would you like to O,,ns.
friends by millions as Buck ,I.ss
Salve does? Its astounding sn,s'
past forty years made them
best salve in the world for sorp,'
eczema, burns, boils, scalds h. 81
eyes, corns, sprains, swelling 4.
cold sores. Has no equal for Il: l
at Hesterly Drug Store, = Y
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1911-03-08
KAISER'S SON STRICKEN
Prince AdaIhert Probably VIII be
Operated on for APP
pendicitis.

Berlin, Mar S.-Prince Adalbcrt
third son of the kaiser, was stricken
with appendicitis.
The prince probably will have to
undergo an operation, the outcome OF
which gives the greatest apprehension,
owing to his rather delicate condi-
ton.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1911-03-08
Dry City Has No Money for liot

Dry CITY Has No Money for lights.
Everett, Wash. Mar. S.--This city
cut its running expenses S50,677 and
as q result must go without street
lights and other modern accessories of
prosperous municipality for a year.
The reason is the loss of revenue from
saloon licenses. The city went dry
last fall.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1911-03-08
.Hesterly Drug s
Arkansas Farms ParCtically

100000 acres of good ID
Arkansas will be opened I'd
Element by the United |
Government, February i.
Here is the chance of a ID
to get a farm practically
For information address,
A. B. OLLIPHINT.A Az
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1911-03-08
THINK ABOUT L s; 8 s.. /

20 yov 80 ysars Il means 81, = -
;ng sey~ ri til community, Of ~
bon. ~ kris.ks, of the churcnss'as
,t essrythisg in which you - \.
interested. Don't you thu,
Pager y . good tt ina 20 Aas@
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-03

Ladies lace massage at Selmer B barber saoq by appointment T
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-03
g0a0a RESlaa alaOO

The readers og this paper win be blessed b lsarn that JhsFe Is ai Iaas. one drs4itlI disease that soseao has beSa able l1 euro Ia al iIs slasss and that "a Cala-rh, Halls Ca-arrn Cure a lle olly poslLiys euIe Doa known ul the medlcal fraternity Ca aErh bslng a constitutional ilsease re1ures a c0uslED-Oaal Jrsa-meuJ Halls C4lAzrh Cure is caksn mlarn ally, aczns directly upon the blood zzl mucous surfaces 0t the system thereby Las-oy Ing the fo]lR1atlUu oi -as dlaas-se, and giving As paLleu. sEelsA by building up the eonsl maoa and assisting nature n tolns Ls auzk The uE0pEisJors have sl much h--n la 1ts curative PoWers taas s1sy 0Eiag One Hundred DOlArs G1s any clss JaaL lt taj.s Jo cure. Send tgg the AsJ ot Lsslmo.nAs,
 Allruss F. J Chsley a Co, Toledo O1io.
 sod 5y Drlsslsls. l5c
 TaEe Halls FRmly Pills for con slgaL0a-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-03

COmin' tO the Eye-she Old Gtbson rye. ts a very happy diversion. Tuck eas 1 ae Ihe BOsrd e Trale.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-03
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MOORE'S MHRRF co.
Terminus w. P. & !, Route,

and Depart From IhsDoek
 REGULATIONS 1st& Warehousss opsa delivery mslehAads hou Go PsEshabIas ONLY delivered Sunday night sOuteouad accompanied SHIPPERS MANIFEST be obtained aE the U s tous onlcs) and delivered bs on waart after this hour BAGGAGE-ToIs collected CHECKED BAGGAGE ONLY No caarss and grips when unchecked ras gate public dock aud win opened Faeu passengers iAsnbaFked Waarage Tariff bs application at otnes dock D. o sox ITS. s. L SHAM General Manager
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-03
Tss soUAw MAN,

Tayre a =lgae4.as rad-calg ar0as alA lae Lao lg .ag us-4ol 0g .s yulsEee@say e.s1 ms FEay-.yg a, t,- llal--ls l-s natures oI Alaska ai-a sAsaol> -.-s-s ao1L be- stamped o4g---g ev-r, l-ae,lge JI aloe .as sl Indian aI.aasa gega t9I apgy4rias ssalhl al..5 u4a alo aas so.l A.as lg-y-- .-a-zaa sl plle.as 1-G .a le-sal4ol ala-a sila Aa ul.-= bro a-. -eass -l t-l A g-v-l.aa ca t-e -1lsl-.--... g. l4- -E-l
 tsl-z- ,-, L-1aaa aUls aJ4 l-y el.-- lg-sl a4s s-gg-ya -.l a--- Jlg l.-yHs -al -s sL u- lg.r -- ,.l-l -. l.- ----->,l l-s- sa -l-s -s --s suls. ~. --a sAFe-- = ca syul tal l-- aud -= .lgs-y-- re.----- Eu-- sl s,-r r-l----st--- .l bad al-s kvy. our led -Ev--g- l ~v----s .a .gaa -p.- -ll lgu--a a--a .Az-..- tu4z -ges a-4 4-- al-E--al.-s s------- - -a-1 -ll--l- ,. ----g --- o-aAv. yg as sl.-e .r---r4- .l.. --l---s Do 4s a4--s.
 I. a -- s-rs ~v- "a g-v-->- -e lsysPo-5.-.- .-- ll 14- -, .s l-s- 44 ae. a, y1l-l e. ----e yl --- s---e prl.,.-.sl .. --- a-.l- 44L s-e s la- -l-s- --- -z -----.sr--- and a-lEa4 re= ...z-..---1z--a -s 4 s=- cub ---- a..- -L4- a .l.-- man g.-y-y ar r4s4s1s a y-.s .ss -ra4l- mast l-.. l--- rel-,.- -s --- -,-. a-- gg.ys l-, .. le ---a. 4--A a-yl- ae -4rle-s .- l.l---e .L ,-- lac
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 Eya -g-..----5 arc s---g-- l- .4-s. a. l-- deposition .. a---- ga, .es a. -asesl- ,a s,.-v-.- g, .- -.4as a-s --.- s- --s- Q. ----.s -4ea. -l z-.4. falsely
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-03
gy0ess AND r-z RECALL.

I- La ---y- -l Ar--1--. s4sz 1g se4--.. Eys----e-..s---y- -s 4- lress a-ra.l -le- ---ge .s 4gre ,slol 4g1g.-s --e r-e.-- Q. 4- s-.-- g--sls. aa- .. @ s--- suggested ... l-asl-.- -..-...z- --2- President I4LL av--- a.,ez aggrot- a stale constitution a.-- a s-ot-s-gl ll --4, alE - .-
 Fac eulgul---s si Arlg-4 -l P-- a--l a .s-.l la -l- sE4-e charter lly ye a.ss-.----PEo-41y s-. be- q-ys-u-sl-I --- g1ots.sa remains .a le --4E-.gs aud yyt J s 11u5-- tl .lg,a-r any sound -1ls-. ---y--- OCleguol l-- le -ssel l9 Arzola. b e0-Es1 -1 --z g--lal@g. States are Co4gslal. y1 EEez---1G methods oi choosing l--sss. soG- s-4L=s have gL 4pqg-l-1- l--.>-4Eg. l -l- matter cd -Lg.g slF-vl-- Jo4r-s -- leas- sl-1 O--r a-4l.s z4ss A- s-eclv- l11----rg. and l slz-ls haze Jl= Esl. and ,ze pgsgg -o say hoo I1lsgs are l5 s- .lussl. L ao1l ssel zvy-zs4z-g .5 tol.gs laa- abe state -yl-- --aa a-eser.1e methods t0E --- rr-ssal ,l --l.l judges tr14 olL1.
 Imgz4ll--z. -s lae -z-4l method employed l s-z--s rl ol anu. jlLses E a --4 -s-l --l11l e4- plos cd a--y -- s--.--s ed gE e-el-lse aliaoers -gy -l-Lel-=L azl Le ll Gi-Lzry WLs-g gla sgeal has been agq--eJ g5 -a-y-sl gzL-lrs has lzz1l 1- place Jg zzpe-ealsaE. Aud al, ug eJlrse l s s-l Impeachment. bal Instead co --e pose- gi l4geael- neat 1e.ls szer-agl Jy a body pas ssssias legislative pos-fs. 4 the CAss of .as r1l44 --e posar Is exef e-sol llrge-ly 1y 1e people theG- selves
 Prgsl5eaI Taft uzy u0y Eze Arr zoazs vsea cd Jaz paE-legz4r natter but so s0zs as t1e pe0pls ol Ar.z5aa Femal1 s.LL-l taelr constitutional poesFs. E nay bs t4ags70l5 fer tle federal government ia any matter whatever Co a--eupg to Irzlumal Jaeu So I1Bg as E remains Wilhia cousIEu- tso1l limits. Arizona is entitled to the kmd oI state government He people of Arizona salg and believe Co oa basl satIsd Co taeiE ueeis, aad h k natter shlch w4 not con eeFR tae federal government aI aA
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-03

 . The Nyal Remedies
 3 Are fast becoming the 8 eat flaw oriJs medicines an over the :, states, and justly s0s because they arc preared with uhe greatesS
 care and skill aud sold under an
 absolute guarantee 10 d0 what thog claim. They ara not "Care
 All' affairs, bas a number fun- excelied preparations for many human ailments. < hIll line d. Ways on hand aG
 WILLIAM BRITT, Agent
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-03
CULTURE

The seclci os culture is ,o learn thal a iey vea, p0ins steady re- appear aEke "a the poverty oi the obscaesl farm and tn the m'scel- aay a. metropolitan Lle aud that .hsse ieu a.ooe sse ,o be regard the e=cspe h0m al hlse bes, ssuasr lo be Whal ye afe and Io,r a, N, ag b Smpc and beau6- lL hJe adsaee and chesJbl lrL6lu. e are Ihe sz&neals itee azd .he veA To seOe, 1o sld someoha. to Jbe vel beng 0t uea tmelsla
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-03

Skasway certainly has aaa a few exciting moments Ia Jhe past forty sighl hours-fedelal peace 0Iicers aud our owR Polscs department having beea called upon to uphold the dig alg ol tae statutes made and pro slded g0F our protscyl0u
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-03
sAlGAlf AElIaER REPaRT

o-s-e-s-e-s-e-;-o-s-e-;-
 Resalts og the Observations taken At MoorSs Wharf al midnight. January ? lale Is as follows
 FsmpegssUra Eims 0nasFvas'B s seoge Max. tamp. preceding q bogre q above Min 30 above Mean 33f Asove
 RArouesei 3004 CloudyS wind
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-03

Ir seems to Us that when tho laps sel ready to 0aP-uEe this country ,ae.r first moys vn be against Alas ka. aIA i,s extensive coal deposits. This s DO secret eommunieati0a-- - portasd Tslegam.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-03

TaeFea Jhe tool that rocks the boaI-the gun yhat wasn't Ioaded- and the man gho sas-oa occasion, each plays a part la dire and tragic - anes
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-03

until some scg is oeaHgi<tai. or omit. ted. shiea wegla make R necessary
 for lhs tetegai soVeramsas Co Inter
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-03

Thege's only one Wsy to test good bultev-eat it oa hot bread-ths May Gower brand has stood the test To be had at the FFy-BruhR Co tt
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-03

Crown hams aud bacoR and Pic uic hams. Try the Crown and doa'e mlss the Pjnic's, To bs had at the FEysBruh8 Co, q
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-03

N0laias better tog a roush sSh than aa kleetul EsAos Massage seI oas al Sa,uars Barber shop, u
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-03

Come la or paoas ogdeEs Tor Gibso1 Rys and Val Bags Beer, delivered Co guur home by rhs Mascot
The daily Alaskan., 1911-01-03

Chady and calm Dawson to White horse
 Clear and calm. lg6t N wind st polUes w. q. to S6ssway,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-10
LAND ALLOTTEE ENJ0|NED
Barnsdall Oil Company Wins
Substantial Victory in
Federal Court

Judge Cotterab Ia the United
States circuit court this morning,
issued an INJUNCTION against Frank
Tinker, an Ind an land alottee, In
Usage county az the instance OF the
ibarnsuall OIL company lessee. the
iniunction however, Is not sweeping,
the agricultural lands in question be-
ing excepted lhls Is In line with
The policy Of the federal courts gen
orally. On OH lands. however the
fliarnsdlll company has the prefer
cnce 1t has acuu red great deal
of land In Pawnee, Usage and other
counties and the victory in this case
is substantial one, covering a great
many Of It's leases.
The Usage Indian land tax case
was set for today but it will prob
ably not he reached uutll evening. or
possibly tomorrow This case in.
volgas the right OF the state 10 tax
ccrtan Osage Indian lands under a
lease or assignment The case was
brought by the government against
tho county commissioners Of Usage
ana The state took up the defense
Assistant Attorney General Moore
appears for the defense.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-10
SEVEN MILLION ACRES Of
LAND IN CONTENTION
Susan Sanders bets as Sp0keS.
man In Seekiag Redress for
Alleged Wrongs
SnocIal NJ lhc nlilx l.eador.

Special To the Daily Leader
Washington, .. G., Oct TO- rwo
fulblood Cherokee Indians and a
woman, threc-quarter indian, OF the
same tribe accompanied by white
man who dwcls within The bounds
Of the natioa, are in Washington
with full power to ADJUST and adju-
dcate All claims aga INST the United
States government under treaty stlp
uiations rom 1920 10 1916 The dtle
gates were named by a convention
of fullblOod CherQkees held at Still
weh, Okla., September 10.
Susan Sanders is The spokesman,
Rev George l.. lver, a Baptist min
lister to fellow tribesmen Of that
creed, speaks little English Isaac
the third member OF
The delegation, speaks no English.
john Howard, the VIII te man OF the
party, acts as secretary and has
been twice married to Indian woH-
en-.
Seven million acres or iand were
ceded BIZ the United states and guar
anteed to the Cherokee nation. This
land WAS segregated and was held
as communal properly by tf,s ma
ton, which became a ward OF the
United States under he treaties IN
der consideration. The claims now
against the United States are ror tho
loss of lands which the Ind ans as
sert We're Wrongfully ceded To 270
white men and women who nad In
termamied into the nation and to s.,
600, negroes. who, the Indians claim
have no vested titles to the prop
critics they hold, which IS guaranteed
TO full-blood Indians and their des.
cendants.
The records Of the supreme court
are 70 be searched for decisions ana
interpretations OF the ghts claim
ca by the Cherokee Indians.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-10

Davis, VIM. N. Bartlesville Dehner,
Arthur f. Tulsa: Devore, Oliver j.
Ponca City; Deckard, Lex. V Okmul-
gee; butcher, Warren l.. Oklahoma
City; Dunworth, Murl J. Morrison;
Ellis, A. G. Enid: Edmister, S. G..
Cleveland; English, S, c Hillsdile;
Fox, Harry, Enid; Finely Ivan H..
Nash; Garland, Harry S. Sapulpa
Gilpin, "A. r. Cushing; Gibbons, j.
&. Tulsa; Gill, Walter e. Pawhuska;
Hane, c. E. Tulsa; Helena, Geo. j..
Snyder; Heath, John M. Meridian;
howard, Frederick l.. Bartlesyille
Horace G. Hominy; Hold
en-, c. w. Seward; lrion, e. l.. Cleve-
land. Jacobs, Kuby, Chandler; Jacks,
Jay w. Lawton; Jackson, G. r. Big
neart; Jol1y, w w. Sapulpa; kess-
Ter, NJ IL. Oklahoma City; Kellar, j
e. Bartlesyille; Long, Chas. 3 Bar
tlesyille: Lines, j A. Chickasha,
McMillen, j. w. Tonkawa; McClaln'
A G. Cleveland; Monroe, = A. Ava,
Carl, Hominy; Mccall
A. l.. Cleveland; McCalmont, Otio ..
Moyer, Bert H. Altus'
f. M. Guthrie; Palmer
Jas d. Hydro, Parklnson' Jas a
Manitou; Russell, Robt Nash; Rit-
.er, VIM. II. Avery; Roiner, G A.
Aline: Reynolds, Il. e. Mt. View
Reynolds, j H. Enid; Russell VIM
NJ. Aline: Rhodaberger u. 5. CleYe-
and Smith, j d. Sapulpa Saund-
srs. r. c. ChickasAa; Smith, Chas.
f. Ponca; Tener, r. w. stroud
Fucker, Robt w. Pawhuska; Taylor,
Howard c. Wynnewood; Trapneh, Z.
!. Oklahoma City; Vance Chester
R. Oklahoma City; Vorel, Paul N
Wilson, Geo. L. Jr, Enid
Walker, Thomas, Wynnewood; WI
;on, G. V Kiefer; Wheaton, ] 7 OK
ahoma City; Weinberger, Emanuel
Guthrie; Whistler VIM f. Sapulpa'
Walters, Cnas j. Cushing; White
Jhas. J. oklahoma City; Sutherland
Geo. X. Hominy. Saunders, Clarence
w Meeker: Sawtelle, Gilbert y
Cleveland; Stewart. J. D. Oklahoma
1ity; Scott, VIM. I. Tulsa; Person
mo. T. Bigheart: Piatt, VIM. Sparks
Patterson, Ralph e. Bedford
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-10
LARGE CLASS IS PRESENT
More Than One Hundred Can
didates Here TO Take Scot
fish Rite Degrees

Many sections of Oklahoma are
represented In the consistory class
for the fall reunion Of the Scottish
Rite, which this morning started at
the fourth degree. Work will be
completed today up to and including
the fourteenth degree.
At 2:20 this afternoon tne follow
ing candidates had enrolled;
Anderson, Otis, Chickasha; Anthis
Roliin e, Cushing; Applebaugh, VIM.
M. Alva; Arnold, Jas E Cushing;
Arnold, John O. Cushing; Arnold,
Silas NJ Cushing; Adams, Frank l..
Oklahoma City; Arnold. Ellsworth,
Usage; Arnold, Robt W. Usage An
derson, S. A. Tulsa; Burford Ernest
Stroud; Biobel, Chas. H. Oklahoma
City; Bailey, John l., Sapulpa;
Baird, Deane f. Anadarko; Bassett,
Orin A. Oklahoma City, Boake, Robt.
L. Anadarko; Baker, Arthur T. Sa-
pulpa Boyard, Frank Renfrow; Col
both, A. b. Anadarko; Cheatham, w.
l.. Bristow; Clark Geo +. Chandler;
Cuflison, Frank e. Cushing; Collins
ARA Il. Stroud; Clifford, Chas. b.
Oklahoma City; Crump, VIM e. Wyn
newood; Curry, Frank u. Tulsa