davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
TIGER CUBS SET MARK
Lower Relay Swimming Record
in Intercollegiate Meet.

Princston's freshman relay swimming
team created a new record at 800 yards last
night in the Individual championships OF
the intercollegiate Swimming, Association,
held In the Columbia University pool
Barnes Baker, Mott and f. J. Cross were
the swift four. and their time was ] min
ute Is seconds. The old record, held by
Yale, was minutes - second. Tale's team
was poor second In the race, with the
team OF Cornell third. The latter appeared
dangerous in the first two relays, and
forced the pace as the Princeton swimmers
could not shake the Cornell men of The
last men Off however gained distance, so
that Yale worked into second place at the
finish.
". f. Howe, OF Yale, won the hfty-yard
swim in the good time of q seconds. Hts
team mate. e. =. schmitt was second, with
7. f. Clement, Of Pennsylvania. third. The
preliminary heats OF this contest were ex-
citing and keenly fought. In his heat s. A
Ouerbacker, Of Pennsylvania, and looked
upon as a likely champion. fouled Howe
and was disqualified. Culnam, OF Colum-
bia, made the fastest time OF any in his
heat. In the final he got bad start and
was fourth. Howe won the final by three
yards, while Schmitt and Clement were
stroke for stroke TO the end, the judges
awarding the place 10 the Yale man as he
flashed past an inch ahead OF Clement.
Yale carried off the honors in the indi-
vidual championship. The New Haventes
scored three first places. two seconds. and
one third. for total of q points, while
Pennsylvania. with one first. two seconds
and two thirds, made 13 points. Princeton
scored II points and Columbia !. Neither
Cornell nor the College Of the City OF New
York scored These results, however, do
not affect tho team championship Of the
league which was won by Yale.
Willis, OF PENNSYLVANIA. tried for new
record In the plunge for distance, but y
feet WAS the best he could do. one foot less
than his best previous mark
The summaries follow:
Fifty-ysrd swin,-wOn by ". =. Howe. Yal.:
c. C. Schmitt. Yale, second /. f. Clement
Pennsylvania third. Time, 0:27
1,V-,ard freshman ie,ay-Non by Princeton
(Barnes. Baker. Mott and h. J. Cross; Vale
tWyman, Fuller, Burrows and Summersl. sec
oud Cornell FISCHER. Msrz Bauger and kohnl'
plunge for distance-wou by ]. Willis. Penn
sylyanla. with a plunge OF - feet; W. J. Barry;
Princeton second. with plunge of ~ feet
inches; W F. Peters. Columbia, third, with
i0,v ward swin-won bv ". r. Howe, Yale;
e. s. schmitt. Yale. second; J. F. Gest, Penn
sylyanla. third. Time. o.. go. ,-,,..
ion; j. G. stoddsrd. Yale. second; +. Palmer,
Yale. third Time. 242 -.
Fancy dynEEWon by y g; S'9Gasrd,, pa, ,ssis sais'
second wi,h 10 % points: A. M. Wight. Prince
ton. third. with 80 l-3 points.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
SUYDAM WINS sHOOT.oFF.

\. V Suydam and G. s. Remsen decided
the ownership Of the trophy offered by
Captain II. w. Dreyer TO the gunners of the
Bergen Beach Gun Glib yesterday. Tho
cup was up for competition during the last
month and the two marksmen both finished
with Sc per cent
The shoot-of was won by Mr. Suydam by
the score Of SO TO 30 out ot a possible Io
targets
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
CORNELL WREsTLERs SCORE.

Ithaca, y. l.. March Cornell won a
dual wrestling meet With Pennsylvania
here this evening by II score Of 81. bouts to
~. Johnson, ot Cornell the 1lS-pound in
tercoleclate champion. won in the AS
pound ciass In the absence Of the regular
man.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
ST. PAUL's TOYS WITH TRINITY

The ST. Pauls School basketball tenn
overwhelmed the Trinity School Eve en- the
formers court Yesterday by score Of a
10 IL. The Nctors ou;classed the Manhat-
tan PLAYERS who finally scored three field
baskets IN the second half. when team
of substitutes represented 81. Paurs.
The lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
BROWN AND TRINITY TO MEET

Hartford Conn. March "a revision
of the football schedule OF Trinity Colleg.
gives Brown a game AZ Providence on No
vember 25 and the dropping Of West Point
which has always been an early game
Professor r. c. Gettell, Of the history de-
paA. ment. has consent-d 10 again coach the
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
SYMs SCHOOL FIVE WINS.

Tho syms School basketball i've won a
ard fought and close game frcm the
Friends Seminary team on the losers court
\ ssterday. by score OF . 20 e. Berger
played prominent part in symss victory.
scoring - points
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
FOE WILLIAMS FIVE.

Williamstovn Mass. Marcn Williams
won tho nnaI basketball saine of tho sea
throughout
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
WINS IN rHaee.cusHIoN LEAGUE

James Shea. OF Chicago. scored his third
consecutive victory when he defeated joe
stone. of New York, in the final game ct
the series ~ the National Amateur Three
cushion Billiard League at Doylc's
Academy last night The score was 50 to
10.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

Goals from held-St Psuls School BurcheiI
o. paer 80. Goldthwalts 49,, Chalmers %.
carleton t2i Tierney. Trinity school. Geyer 1.,
Ilcodgood Goals from foul ni.rcheli i.ndc
Rasr Gcycr to- Bloodsood ~. Hsferes-Dr
S,lllman. ~. Francis College. Time 81 halves
fifteen ana twenty mlnutes.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
GERSCHAL FAST ON ICE
Fall Robs Larry Barnett Of a
Place in Senior Race.

Stanley Gerschal, the fast eighty-five-
pound skater of Public School 166 repeated
his performance Of last Saturday, when he
defeated fast field in the one-quarter
mile Junior race AZ the st. Nicholas Rink
Yesterday. The diminutive youngster had a
handicap Of twenty yards. and, bounding
from his mark at the outset, sped after
the limit youngsters.
C;erschal came abreast OF Harry Hunter.
Of Trinity School, who had q flfty-yard al
lowance. on the third lap, and from there
on fought IL out nip and tuck. Gcrschal
beat his rival on The last turn, winning by
"A few inches. Frank Gerbach, OF De witt
Clinton High School. followed. four Yards
in Hunters wake The time OF IS SIS sec
ords was fast.
An unfortunate fall on the last lap prob
ably prevented Larry Barnett, the school
boy champion. from winning the senior
event. While rounding n turn competitor
hurled himself into Barnett, sending him
10 the ice.
The summaries follow:
one quarter mic race Ounior,--Won b, stan
lev Cierschal. p. :. lG6 go yarGsI: Harry Hunter
Irving school 80 yards, second. Frank Gerbach
Dc Wit clinton ilgh School 80 yards. third.
Time 0:4s l-5.
C,ne-half mile race Is niors,- Won by Michael
Walter lie witt Clinton High School Ie0 yards)
ORD; Lawrence Barnett, Do witt Clinton Fsh
School fcrstch), ihird Time. l:46 -.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
MANHATTAN BEATS CORNELL.

The Manhattan College basketball team
wound up most successful season when IL
defeated Cornell in a cic~c and interesting
game at ~. Sayage's gymnasium last
night by score OF IN 30 i6.
The iine-up fellows.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
SWARTHMORE FIVE. BEATEN
New York University Wins Fast
Game by One Point.

New YORK. University defeated svarth-
more last night in cne Of the tastes; basket
ball games PLAYED on he UniversI"
Heights court this season. The score Ni'
g 10 q.
THO lineup follows.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

Goals from nsid-NeN York Streusart *,
MURINE, ~, NJ ors 81: Swclfhr'orc. '.nth a.
,ass C;ilcris, ~ rouyhtor fos's from fonl
strsusand ,S1. Giicrst ~. Gc;erce--euiss
pirc Fauycr Time -- Periods ~ IN minutes eeen'
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

Goats from nAld-- Csvallsro ,a, susrtz. Flvnn.
Hunepausr. kaufman. Tvadsll. Goals t-ona
field suarez tn. Bumsnsucr tl0 R~ge-e.
a Miller. Time = halvss-2O miautes each.
substitIta- Kaufman Ter Elton.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05

Crescent A. G. tsi. Position. Shsmrocks q
Thomas. Goal .-............. Ray
WAL. ................P Point .HeHermah
Iifresne overpoint tirItsss5
Shitreff Rover ''''Ooil 'a
IiftOu. .......... Centre .......-.-....-: heiS
Dobby. y..............Iet wing Mulcair
Kenn.ly............R RI sht wing .Fy0n 90 Grady
,;oalq-r-or Cresccnts: Iif1ton ~. Shirren ~.
Dohbv Kennedy. For Shsmrocks: Mucair Hen
messy, Referee-E. GaTO1. Wanderer y. 9. as
si,fout refcree-Tom Howard. Wanderer ". ..
Injuries -Mahonsy anJ HOtOn Timekeepers-
H. Murphy aud George Harmon Time Of halves
twenty iainut'g.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
HANDICAP WON BY HODGMAN

Shoot on Tor second prize Brower, q; Van
derveer. %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-13
IS IT ANY WONDER?

i.-ad the list OF unparalleled guar
antees given below, and you Will
admit that il is 10 wonde that the
Capital Cts Business College OF Guth-
rie. Okla is the leading school OF
Bookkeeping. Business Training,
Shorthand. and Typegriting in the
state In the first place, We guaran-
tee that every statement maze in our
catalogue Is true and correct and viii
pay sl90 cash TO any one pointing out
an incorrect or misleading statement.
In this catalogue We guarantee TO give
better course OF bookkeeping and
Shorthand in half the time required
By other schools teaching other sys-
TENS We guarantee TO pay railroad
fare both ways II the stusent upon
arriving ami attending our school for
ten DAYS is able 10 show that every
thing is not up 10 the standard rep
resented in our catalogue. We guar
antee 10 place our graduates in a
higher class OF positions than anv
other schoG We also guarantee
that We place more OF our graduates
in good positions each year than any
other commercial school in the stale
We guarantee TO give a FREE schol-
arship to anyone who can find a grad
uaie OF the Byrne Simpified Short
hand OF Practical Bookkeeping which
We have the exclusive right TO teach
in this state. who has laid these sys-
TENS aside to master other systems
and made a success of them. We aiso
offer a free scholarship, IT, upon in
vestigatiOn. one does not find that We
have mad many writer's and students
OF other systems OF bookkeeping and
shorthand to abandon them and take
up our systems and go out and make
a success with them. We guarantee
TO save the student in time and his
board from $50 10 $3.50 over what ii
would cost 10 finish a similar course
in schools teaching other systems
Now. is il any wonder. since We guar
antee so much ana especially since
We guarantee to save our students
from 500 10 $500 in cash and secure
them better positions than they could
get had they attended another school,
that We have in attendance students
from all parts OF Oklahoma and from
other tsates?
Write for free catalogue. and read
in detail our unparalleled guarantys.
Capital City Business College. Guth-
rie Okla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-13

sBPEHLU0US HAIR
SHOULD NEVER Sc REMOVED
WITH POISONOUS. PksTN ccN.
POUNDS BECAUSE they AsE
DANGEROUS AND INCREASE
TIE GRoWTH

TIE preparations above referred tef
are invariably In fhs form 0f creamy /
pastes These afe easily reeogn lEs-l
. thsir pale agish-greenish color- 4
Tney are 10 - spread mon The sElA
- remain until they are dTg- These
contain suiphise o. Barlu1, a. ia-
soluble chemical. which esnao' e
dissolved therefore caunos ue absorb
ID bF TIE skiu The Fery taci E41t +
sou are told 10 leave these pasiy com
pounds Oh the skia unril lhey dry and
caks ana then LII OF wilh a knife is
proof positive that they are not so-'
sorhed II theY are why Go taey SIN
remain On the skine TIE most taey
can possibly DO j. % rEnloge the sur
face hair. whica ID consequence @lll
re-appe2f stronger and feicker after
each removal
There il only ore logical and
scipntfae way 10 remove hair ana
that is b. means 0, 4 iiaai1 contain
ing soluble ingredients whiea can 8e
absorbed BIZ rhe skin De Miracle,
known All the World over 2s the onlF
real superfluous hair remover, Is snst
such a preparation. X is easily ana
quickly absorbed and after you have
used Il Y0u sill note there i nothing
Isr or the skin II leaves The sEia
free from irritation and shat IS more
10 the point Z IS absolutely nOL-
poisonous. therefore il Sill Eot pro-
duce eczema or blood poisoning Re
member. nc matter what claims aTs
made to the conTr2ry. 20 polsnnoos-
pzstg compound or so-ealied liquid
cure eYer do Of exer sill aestrox
single hair root. and Ne ran prove II
The extrayagznt claims reeeEuF
made b. uBscrHpniols manufacturer
E og hair reuoyers in sensational aa
+ Vertisemeuts unquesiioHaDlx IBsffg
physicians il cautioning the public
+ against the use Of this class OF deplla-
( tories. How mzny people have beer
enticed into using these dangerous
Preparations with Consequent iniarl
10 themselves cannot Be estimated
lat only guessed at therefore beware
Of take free advertisers and others
Eao 0E wording OF their advertise
meats. iry 10 give TIE impression tina
newspapers and other reputable pnb
ltcaf.gEe EU4gIrr AL-t4 = 81 A-AAr11 FaNF
ararions. Don't be deceived b. them
De Miracle IS the only preparation
which il so endorsed
De Miracle Is sold al ali good drui
stores.
No honest dealer win offer you
substitute Oh which he makes NOR
profit
We will send you 5--psge bookle
containing tnll information concern
ing this remarkable treatment, a
! vel as testimonials 0f promiIen
physicians. surgeons. dermatologist'
! medical journals and the pTincipa
. magazines and newspapers. Yo
, should read ihis booklet before 20
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, racle Chemical Co. Dept E--i. lS9
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I be mailed. sealed. al once
3 Sote-All readers Df this paper wh
! are afflicted zith sBperflnous hai
growfhs are strongly advised 10 writ
I. for information concerning this w0
!. derful method. which j. endorsed u
Z World over b. em.nent suthoritie
:. nhc have made Lifelong study
|. this subject
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BUILDING
AIRSHIPS
At TULSA
eaIsi e lie DallF Lsater

4 eazi 70 TIE Daily Ae6@1rIs
Ea4-a. O8la ia nl@-IFo Fglhs
a.. 81 tzls ctr zre 3li dng airsA-ps
.sfrh eseh ia coa1eeEi So saeceEs-
$50 nsY.gate .he rurreuts q ali
f.aFuqu 4 Deyre. forueE cit elee-
f~5ez2 irzesc.ox. = bp.lc'ng : mono
saaus a1s Carl Mar. .o1ng GeF-
- xho cane here Isst tAsl aAa wno
Flaszns 70 have Morkea three ana
80 fAsrs ulta Curtis ard StTfseDel.
i 5mil1l1E a 5lpAsae. boih n.ae1 ilss
- af-uosg c-mplste1. AID lrlsl ihghts
20 & Ea6s i ihis e4iF sooa
Ts4 r. Vrg MoE0yl4As is a comb
szrson q tae Bleriot snd Ani0ineite
fss4s aks De NrF clai@s .s Deatsf
tra@ssrs A. eserr cetsli thsn eliae.
~ rrA tao famous makes. j = tNel-
fe.Ere fset long AZ syentf-Al4 ieel
sGs ze Told TIE frame lise4 Ie4-
sa-.s = see1 .n gength ftzo feel
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er~ essYe o. tas ezgiLe, 10 pounds.
xue tas ens lns Ei.l weiga 100 pSunc2.
- rzeass all nave carry -1g
f0w~~ a. 4S8 poan1s a14 EnzaiIas
t4s II 90 feet ! linuie TIE
.s1xssr.x,son o. tAe wings q ne De
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xroszzs Z sess s1ar is# teeI Iae
as-stc, wEa - se4rsi apoEt ssx and
Azlf feet p front q ne mzcAise.
4-x the sHpply pG gasoline Tor the
.ss9ze wtil - eSgys-4 ascvs foe en-
Kse " ne fEcMs ce he machine
s- Mzar sssEzms E.il ~ y fee
.mxage xhen c0mgSeae1 ard wsl.
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II. - sa4 feez in sge 0ze ~Ing al.
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r@y az TIE mzeAEne TIE O2efsfoi
All sss bsgN ih@ t0p HAng Aa zisgg'
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are 4Aso re4a b MAR ia Ecss4aE ias
gfxre ~ rs ecniFfEsnee aaA tAs
stEei cable Used wA.8 ktaG4 a wrlgh'
os z.ies pounds Tar machine all
CARR TAO paesenges1 Mar i AZ ex
yesr aerial operator barring msas
spsrr1l tlsghtx isa Germany knglans
anz France ne faTs hs has been a
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zespplznes aad dlTig8Dles for the Ger
man arm ~ Nnrembsrg Gerluaay
jBe las been In this cou.ffY = liits
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ID tae building gna operation 81 arFs
" plane
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-13
TENDERS RESIGNATION

Ohlahoam City. Okla. Ian. Ia
ROYAL j. Allen OF Duncan aud J. j.
Quarles OF Fairfax Democratic mem
bers OF the State Board Of Affairs,
rendered their designations 10 Gov.
Cruce with request that they be i'm
mediately accepted. For business
reasons Allen and Quar'es announced
they desired 10 leave the public ser
vice. Both were members OF the con-
stituiional convention.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-13
FOR DIVISION OF COUNTY.
Special to Daily Leader.

Lawton. Okla Jan l2.-For the
purpose Of seounns information on
which to base petition for new
election for division OF Comanche
County and the formation Of a new
county with Walter as the county
seat, a delegation of Walter citizens
is ia the city They declare that the
old boundaries Of Cache County will
be so changed in the new proposal. so
as 10 straighien the northern line OF
the county AM take a slice from one
of the neighborius counties on the
east, a change which is expected TO
increase the chances for favorable
vote Twenty petitions will he plac.
ed in the field for signers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-13

Do you know that fully nine out Of
every ten cases OF rheumatism are
simply rheumatism OF the muscles
due 10 cold or damp, or chronic rheu-
mstism. and require no internal treat
ment whatever? Apply Chamberlain 5
Liniment freely and see how quickly
/! gives relief For sale by all deal
ers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-13
NOTED EDUCATORS TO COME
Woodrow Wilson on Program for ire
State Teachers Meeting.

Tn official program. as just an.
nounced for the fifth annual meeting
OF the Oklahoma State Teachers AS
sociation at Muskogee on February
22-24. includes the names OF several
educators OF national repute:
Goyernor-elect Woodrow Wilson OF
The aitorneyship is Henry McGraw OF
Bend. Ind. president OF the National
kindergarten Association. Hamlln
Garland OF Chicago. A Z. Winship OF
Boston. editor OF the Journal OF Edu-
cation, Dr. P o. Claxton, president
OF the University OF Tennessee. Pro
fessor Perry Of Buffalo, and Cover
nor Cruce OF Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-13
STANDARD OIL RUNS FOR
MONTH OF DECEMBER

The Prairie Oil and Gas company
tStandard Oil reports the following
mel runs and deliveries from the OK
lahoma oil fields for the entire month
Of December: Runs. 2.j45.066.42 bar
rels. a daily average OF s2,v9s.90 bar
rels. deliveries. 1885. .2s3.34 barrels
a daily average OF 96.7lsiO barrels
taken out OF tankage 453.26G-92 bar
rels. daily average Of li,52023
barrels.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-13
DEATH IN ROARING FIRE

may not result from the work OF fire.
bugs, but often severe burns are
caused that make a quick need for
Bucklen's Arnica Salye. the quickest
surest cure for burns, wounds, bruises
boils. sores. Il subdues inflammation.
II kills pain. It soothes and heals.
Drives on skin eruptions, ulcers or
piles Only 25c AT all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-13
{ TY ORDINANCE
AND STATE LAW

>necial 70 the Daily Leader.
Oklahoma City Okla. Jan IL
In denying the application OF II. T..
Simmons Of Tulsa for writ OF habeas
corpus. the Criminal Coprt Of APP
peals IN an opinion written by Judge
Doyle holds that the fact that an Of
tense Is covered by an ordinance Of
the city. and the city may prosecute
therefor. does not bar the State from
also prosecuting This case was for
violation 81 the liquor law.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-13

Of i5s tracts, appraised price. s.;
sale price. Sc
Okmulgee county. 4,sVo acres Or s.
tract out Of So. appraised price s..
sale price, sll-
Craig county, 1853 scres. OF - out
OF l57 tracts appraised price. Sc
sale price. $50
Delaware county, 2.025 OF 2o5 out
Of 3l2 tracts: appraised price. 81
sale price 81.
Nowata COUNTY. ~ acres OF 3 out Of
q tracts: appraised price. s., sale
price. sl2
Adair county. 3el acres or 2s5 out
Of 325 tracts. appraised price. s.;
sale price. s.
sequoyah county $50 acres or az
out OF SAT tracts; appraised price, s.,
sale price S.
Muskogee county, !. Jos acres or "a
out OF 32s tracts; appraised price 80
S.. sale price s7$li
Cherokee county. SOL acres or 425
out OF 4Sl tracts; appraised price. 81
sale price, 81.
Mayes county, PAS acres or l6l out
Of 2S2 tracts; appraised price, So
sale price, S.
McIontsh county. s.571 acres. or 2l7
ont OF $50 tracts, appraised price
Es7; sale price. sls2.
| Grady county. 43,904 acres, or 5ss
out of l.23l tracts; appraised price.
81; sac price s.
Stephens county. 57.056 acres or
! 730 out 0 fl,3Ss tracts; appraised
price e.; sale price, s..
Ii will be observed from the fore
going that many Of the tracts were
/ mall and therefore undesirable
| Many farmers, however, baught in
such small tracts in order 10 round
I out their old farms
The poorest land was found in Nc
/ lnlosh county where ii was found
necessary 10 apprAise it as low as
4 81 an acre. Adair comes next with
/ S. land
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-13

Specialize Daily Leader.
.OkAhomA city. Okla. ia niz-
COZ Cfuee nameg the iaf5,Aing Ok
\ leaonla dpiegaies 10 ire American
Nsii6nal lie Stock Association
SAssetsng IL pFogreFg al Fort Ncrih,
IL 4. Bond Womsck z u. Bouiard
ghlesEasAa: ENi~g and T. ". Halsea,
ysniis. William r. saiitB Ponca ;.
VI Ryan. ryan, vi b Si.ckney. VII
A@n CATER 7. G. Scrsggs. I'd Siin-
Asyt aud s. y. Price. Oklahoma City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-13

When buying a cough medicine for
children bear in mind that Chamber
lains cough Remedy is most enectuai
for colds. Group and whooping cough
and that il contains no harmful drug
For sale by all dealers.
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BETTY'S
EVENING CHAT

s. long as socialism can se Usr ,
lated or twisted issO zne=a-ng efef
y reroteIr eoncerne3 witB Eestrue-
tlou just 20 long wi4l thlnksag neA
and xomen steer clear Of " An
reformer of conditions Il las soHe-
thng 10 recommend it. something 10
sppeal 10 the hamzne streak xiin
shich humanity y moreor Jess zn4rA-
20 have heard t-e high class 50
cisMsrs fzfk 50 ecnT4-e4Egiy that ]
EaS persuaded uez3 Sc neeaed &c
take gp arms w.gh him agalnlf aa5ast
conditions hare never seen a1s-
thing in the larl9 uttsranees q t1e
exDOnenfs q destruction o ieupt :
fair mindad persoa 70 esDoase me
ezuse
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No Winter Plowinq.

No winte. plowing is being done
The dry weather has caused farming
TO come 10 a standstill
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state nf Oklahoma. County Of Logan. Sc.
I. Roht. sohiberg. Cashier Of th4 above
named hank do s0lemnly swear THAI the
above statement is true 10 the best Of my
knowledge and belief.
ROBT. sOHLBERG. Cashier
C8rrect-Attesf;
L. c. GUSS.
FRANK DALE.
r. r DOUGLASS.
G. A. HUGHES
Directors.
lSEAL1
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this
18th day 0f January. 1871
MAE HACKNEY.
Notary Public
Com Exp. March u. 1914