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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-16

Medicine isO Elm Street. cincinnat Ohio.
The evening world., 1911-08-24
GOVERNORS AID ON POST
TO LEARN POLICE GAME.
Commissioner Waldo Entertaining
Col. Collins, Sent Here From
81. Louis.

Col. Martin J. Collins. military aid to
Gov. Hadley OF Missouri. is the guest
for three days OF Police Commissioners
Waldo. He was sent to New York by
the Board Of Police Commissioners Of
ST. Louis TO make an exhaustive study
Of the police methods OF this city and
the tip in his home city Is that when
he returns there will be a big police
shake-up.
Col. Collins has been shown the
Rogues Gallery and the finger print
and Bertillon systems have been ex-
planned to him and he has taken a
ride in a police boat, but his real work
will begin tonight when he goes out
on post and enters the school OF In
struction. He says he Is going 10
learn Il all from the ground Up.
Hobart Brlnsmade, one Of the 81.
Louis commissioners spent to-day in
New York on his way home from his
vacation in the A~dlrondacks and was
entertained by COMMISSIONS Waldo.
The evening world., 1911-08-24
ROBBERS STRIPPED THEM.
Four Victims Of HOld-up Men Lose
Clothes and Money.

ERIE. Pa. Aug. 2t-Ffve highway
men, at least two OF whom are believed
to be members OF the gan which held
up the Philadelphia and Erie express at
Five Mile Curve near Erie tho night
OF June ~. early. today robbed II. l..
Steadman of Buffalo, Charles Shriver
of Cleveland, and Ben Gottieb and 10
seph Maithawk of this city, in the yards
of the Lake shore and Michigan south
ern Railroad here. Steadman attempted
10 escape, and was seriously wounded.
The highwaymen. after taking all the
IN their victims had, compelled
them to exchange clothes with them.
The evening world., 1911-08-24
Boys Suits STOCK
and
Furnishingsl PRICES

Norfolk aud Double Breast Suits
majority with two pair knickcrs-
CheSioti and homcspuns-
y to II Yrs, were VI. ~ and sos $50
Boys Wash Suits-Russian and sailor
llnOni, duck and pcrcalo-
~ 10 Z yrs,-wcro. Os ,.....,,,. so
Washable Bloomers and Knockers
drill duck, crash and linen Ehakl-
tan, gray and White-cloarancc 10
Rough Rider suits-khakl DRILL
were sl.2b 40
Boys Bloomcrs and kulckcrs-
Chcviots, TwCcds. Homc-puns,
Curduroys@t to Is yra.-rcg 10. 80
Bathing Suits-ono and two pc
4to - RS we're $3.50 To 81 OS. .98
Chlldren's Rompers-C Checked Ginghams
and Plain Linen To II yrs
were ~ ,...,,t..t.,t.s.'', '2S
Boys Muslin Night Shirts
braid trim-b TO 10 yrs,-yelue 80 40
Negllgee Shlrts-striped Madras
and Blue Chambray-also Pongees-
~ to Ia ~neck-value 70 and .es. 40
The evening world., 1911-08-24
Silks TWILL PAY
and TO BUY
Dress Goods) AND LAY AWAY

80 inch Black Messalines-
soft l~ustrous-Naluc .0S, ......... 10
Foulard silks and Satlns-
neat designs good colOrs-
odd lots TO clear-wcrc 40 to 80. 80
Yd. Wide silk Pongces mossaline
flnish-all desirable colors-wero
~. ,.... .30
Yd. Wide Foulard silks
navy-und-whi and black and
white-with polka dOts-wore ,0s 10
I'd. Wide Rough silk S~hsntungs-
natural, tan and champagne
we're .s5,.......".'",...... 80
SO inch Nuns Vcilings-brokcn lots
OF good light and dark colors-
wcte AZ, ....... ,29
Fine All Wool Challies Identical
styles and quality earlier sold at
40 to 0s-bocauso assortment Is
brOken-now .......,..,....... 40
All Wool Storm Serges-36 and so
inCh-AO Ct, quality ,,,,.,..,... 80
5O-inch Cream Sergcs plain or with
black halrlinc-wer re rs. ........ 10
Navy aud Black storm Serges-
5i-inch-elscwhero 81. 10. ....... 80
Fine Imported Black Mohairs-
- inch-eleggnt lustrc-were
~ y .tftt.' t's''''',. 80
54-inch Al wool Cream Serges-
with alternate black and gray
stripe, -were so.......,,...... 40
54-inch Al Wool Diagonals- II
navy and black were .pS, ..,... 40
5i-inch Broadcloths-spongcd and
shrunk-wcrc 81. dO, ....,..,.... Lao
5O-inch MohHir Sicilicnnes--black,
navy and other colors-wore so. 40
30-inch English Mohairs-b black.
navy aud other colors-wcre 3d.. "a
The evening world., 1911-08-24
White Goods LAST FRIDAY
and OF THE
art Linens SEASON

English Long Cloths-36 inch
~ yds. reg. VI 20. .............. .87
Finer quality-i2 yds-reg. $i0s l.38
3U-inch Fine Nainsooks-
~ I'd. pcs. reg 81 20. ......... LAT
3G-inch Fine white Lawns
30-inch Mcrc'l'd Lingerie
Batistcs-yaluc IN. ,.,,..,.... .l2H
Special Purchase white India
Linons--values TO 2i.,.,........ 9H
36-inch Camb~rics-strong and soft
reg, 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6}g
Lace trim'd Scarfs and Squares
reg - ,,,rt,, al
Scarfs aud Squares-reg, 40, ...,..,, 80
The evening world., 1911-08-24
WAS PROMINENT MEMBER o
ODD FELLOWS.

He told the Judge he was Noble
Grand of Germania Lodge. I. o. o. f..
and q director of the home and orphan
asylum of that order.
II spent money taken from my en-
/ oyers in order that I might be classed
as a good fellow" he said. Il received
many gifts and tokens. To get these
things l had to keep up my end"
Judge Swami had Investigated and
found that Pacherz had taken old per-
Sons from the home for automobile rides
and outings, had provided all sorts Of
entertainments for the orphans and had
paid for medical attention and oper-
atoms for little charges who n no
relatives. Practically all Of the stolen
money was accounted for In deeds OF
charity.
A Jcr OF the Arm. Mr.. Barnett. in
court asNed the Judge to let Pacherz 10
under a suspended sentence. He said
friends had made good only 5000 OF the
stolen Sc. ao, but that the Arm was will
ing to take the man back and trust to
him to repay his stealings IN time.
Friends who met you while you were
spending you employers money" said
the Judge. have In some cases stood
by you. others have deserted you. Your
employers say that they will take you
back and trust to your honesty to pay
them what you have taken i am not
going to let you go altogether: you need
time to repent. and l am going to re-
mand you to the Tombs for thirty days"
The Judge did not want the defen-
dant to know 1t. but at the end OF that
thirty days. Pacherz will be back al
work,
The evening world., 1911-08-24
HELP WANTEp-MALE.

DIEMAkERS wanted, high
Grade men on small cOmbl.
nation banking, forming and
drawing dies, TO competent
men we can offer steady
work and good pay, Address,
giving age md references,
General Electric Company,
Schenectady, N. Y.
The evening world., 1911-08-24
In Various FRIDAYS
}CLEAN UP
Departments PRICES

Women's Linen Crossbar H'dk'fs-
Naiue 70 'izth on
German silver Bags-5 inch frame
pierced or ongraved-kid lined
change pockct-clsewh here 81. co., Lao
Silk Emb'd Net Bandings-good colors-
also Novelty Trimmings, narrow and
widc-were up to .25 and 30. JAN
Emb'd Swiss Flouncings-fuil 90 Inch
eyelet and other pattcrns-special 80
Filet, Val. and Pt. de Paris Laco.-
edgings and inscrts-2 tod inch
value IL ~ ana 1 ..'.......... BIZ
white Wash ~Belts-emb'd and tailored-
pearl or metal buckles-w wore 10. 8
Black Leather Carriage Bags. leather
or MORE inod-one 10 three fittings
riyeted covered frames-leather or
silk cord hhndlcs-were .0S. go. TO
women's Union Satisfaction and
lisle-shaped-low neck-sleeveless-
umbrella drawers-were .0s. ..... 40
Mems Black Isle ~IIose-double sole.
heel. too-al sizes-special. 49,. .26
Umbreilas-black Union Taffeta-
20 and rs inch-fancy or mission
handles-were sl.I9. ......... LIS
Boys Balbriggan shirts and Drawers
not all izes-therefore "A quality .2Q
Mems Fine palamas-striped
Percalcs-silk frogs-military or
V neck-all sizes-reg. sl.49..... loo
Mems Balbriggan Shirts
short sleeves-doublc bicycle seats
all sizes-special ..,,-......... 40
women's white Lace Isle Gloves
elbow l~ongth-value ,29...,.,... @
women's untrimmed Hats--black chip
large and small-were .54 ....... .3a
Red Ticket" lot Cluster Puffs-some
with Psyche--good shades
we're ~ ps''........ 2.40
were s2'19........... Lac
we're Sl.l9'......... l.0Q
Red Ticket" lot Transformations-
unnl ahala.-ll ineh-Wara & & no n IN
The evening world., 1911-08-24
PROMPT
OF
o o BOUGHT d

All soods boush, Friday win b delivered a
Friday Of sAturi.y. s~csoriins 10 our regular
%st'as s- an'sSs: I. sna "s y iS,' s'0sarnA a.ii
sSiSn other s,o .np dSss e. This i3ssE.s customer.
n our sisfss were open. And dspdvss no snpiss9
II q holiday.
The evening world., 1911-08-24
Women's Suits )STOCx
Dresses, Coats }CLEARANcE
Bathing Suits, Etc. PRICES
~
. pWtG00p1
"

Linen suits--natural. white and
coiors-were "a. III .............1.00
Ramic and Fine Llncn-were 80. o .A.08
Tailored Moheir s~uits-biack, navy,
we're Sl4.v .............7.00
Lawn Dresses-wcre 81. 90. ......., ga
Dresses OF ChAmbray. Lawn.
bingham and Dotted Swiss
W.T." szVs' 2
Dresses OF Cotton voilcs. Tissues.
Lawns-werc 81. 0s and 81 .9s. -. Ace
White Batiste Dresses-emb'y and
iacc-wcre ~ .Ds ............ 400
Natural Linen Coats-were %. 81 -. LOS
Mohatr Dust Coats-black,
navy gray-wcre sos ........S.OO
We're :a.88
Long silk Coats-black Taneta and
Pcau de Sole and tan Pongce-
were SOS to s35. 9S-
ocichr' ..... ...... 900 to 1000
Linen skirts--whitc and natural
were si.0s and 81. gs ........ Lao
white Serge Skirts-plain or with
blnck hairiines-also all wool
miNturcs-wcre 50. Os 9,Ql
Cambria House Drcsses-were o.. 49,. TO
Full length Lawn Kimonos-wcre 30. 40
Red Ticket Lot Bathing Suits
mohaIr, satin, mcssaiine. taffcta-
were S3.9s to $40. v 3 go. 1.08 to 400
Bathing Shoes
were '3e TO sl,Vs......... 10 to 40
The evening world., 1911-08-24
HELP WANTED-MALE.

MAUI YuU, u. >. AaA., svs Jy..s- ~.
In.iiisy Gsa esI"s.a sss' oil 10 a.. VI
len usts hapit'. Who eaa sgssh, f,ad and write
issS hi9P'ri;'' l'"saA@ aaa'ss ,S'T 4iS 5sS ;Pe'SS y
Ns5s CU ~ fulton 81, b~ronkiyu. \ T. ~
sloa,soinvy. ., jsrr'S City. n J.. " 40 -
zuitins ststioa.
The evening world., 1911-08-24
Signt Seeing Yachts

- t.a.4tas.ga, H.H 600 A4AaAs.aA Is.4...
L.l, isom bs tery ties. siuA raD. lO,aO a SOY
80 IIIL UIttS, HandH Hook Light ship
and lmu. Iup, i.ty. l 10 Y ~. tstumu- !
The evening world., 1911-08-24
Muslins LASTEKiDAf
Sheets }OF THE
Pillow Cases. Etc. SEASON

50. ct. Unbicachcd Muslins--30 in... p y
~ ct. Blcached Muslins-38 inch.... y y
II ct. Blcached Muslins-42 inch..... IN
SHEETINGS-
The famous Diamond Mills
free from Blemish or dressing
The evening world., 1911-08-24

DIAMONDS. bwe!ry d~slive.yi; eolIcnlsnt Day'
= slNDiCATE cOAllANN. II E, iith,-
The evening world., 1911-08-24
ST0[EFOR CHARITY
AND HIGH HONORS
IN FRATERN|T|ES
Used Sc, 200 Taken From EN-
ployers in Giving Friend
less Good Time.
WILL GET OLD JOB BACK
Court RemandS Prisoner for
Thirty Days and Will
Later Release Him.
WILL GET OLD JOB BACK

Richard Pacherz was a philanthropic
thief. That the aged might have out
inss he stole his employers money; that
the orphans might have picnics he put
his hand in his firms TIL; that doctors
might be paid for performing opera
lions upon the fatherless he falsified the
books Of his firm. He stood to-day In
General Sessions to be sentenced by
Judge Swami upon conviction for grand
larceny.
Pacherz Ia thirty-eight years old. He
lived with his wife m three children
ct No. ls1: Eighty-third street. Brook.
Ign. Up to July he was bookkeeper for
Harris Brothers & Barnett. manu-
facturers at No. $40 Broadway. On
July II his employers discovered that
no had taken, during four or Ave years,
$500. He Vas arrested. indicted and
convicted.
Before his arra!snment for sentence
no wrote to Judge Swami hat his
plight was due to his ambition for
honors and ofhcial position In fraternai
orders.
The evening world., 1911-08-24

Nc mail or telephone orders for the followins.-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-12
GOVERNOR
INSULTED
A WOMAN
May lmpsaCh South Carolina
Executive Whose Southern
ChlVaIry" Is Only Veneer

Columbia. 3 q, Aug ~ II am
governor the aklinks Who use penis
fof the newspapers 10 tho contrary.
Notwithstanding
Ihls T. one Of the digniaed state
menls which Coy Cole T.. Bease
makes II letter published today
denying be WaH uiseoarfeoua 10 Mise
.Rogefa, ticRet seller for tue Southern
railway al fieiton, thls afale Ri a..
Willle editor et tue Times, witch
nrst published tile story N Hiem-
her ot the legislature tIlB attorney.
A. /. Rice, said today tAat Mr Willia
plans 10 bring impeachment proceed.
inga againet the governor
II Is CHARGED That while one han.
drea peraons wore waiting 10 bug
Tickets for q train which left iu ten
minutes, Governor Biease appPoach.
ed Miss Rogers and asked her 10 ex
change mileage fot Il tfain which
left hfty.fvo minutes later Miss Rog
ers asked Rim to wai iutH Sne had
attended 10 the otbers
Vented Her to Know Who He Was
According lo The Bolton Times, the
governor straighteued up, and Ii d
titRHh fNH1Afttt& tst9ltilEig f}Aftt tt+NH
Miss Rogers that she must know
whom she was talking to- He frth- |
or Informed her
I'm Cole Blease, the governor Of
South Carolina I've got right 70
buy ticket amy time ! call for Il
and you've got 70 sell II to me.
The Times says the governor add |
ed I'll write about you ~ the su
of your old road, which |
! would not ride OH II ! did not have I
20
Dirty Transaction, the Governor says
III his letter Governor Blease del
clarcs he told Miss Rogers who be
was so that he could call her as q
witness ii he decided to sue the rail- /
road for damages.
Some people will hear from this
lirty transaction later, writes the
governor. He has summariy reyok-
ia the commissions of three notarlea
public, James " Alexander, 4 n
Merritt and john Al. horton Mr
Alexander having made an affidavit
tile charges, and the two
others having atteated to similar az
Sdavits.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-12
BOARD Of AGaIGULTUH
COMPLETES REPRESENTATION

The state board of agriculture has
completed its work of re-oreauim-
/ Ition and has reassisned the member
ship ol The committees as follows.
College committee HAYNES. Cor
.ley Brewer Wilson and Eiiott
Demonstration farms. Cobb Hay-
mes and Wilson.
Institutes Cobb Elliott lnd Diehl
Feeding stun, Griffin. dinds and
Wilson.
Acquisition of sCro0i lands from
the United States. Corley, Brewer and
Elliott
Dairy commission eork Diehl. Cobb
and Kinds
Live stock and poultry Kinds.
Griffin and Wilson
Two new members ui rhe faculty
of the A and 81. college we're elect
ed. p A Glenn OF Lawrence. Kan. as
assistant in entomology AID T. A.
Jones as assistant in chemistry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-12
HERES A PUZZLE
FOR Old SOLOMON
Husband and Wife Try TO
Force 7 heir Babe Upon
innocent Friend
(By Associated rress)

Chicago, ilh Aug 2lust after
Kew Years Michael and Mary Yran-
sla we're married here two weeks
ago Tho stork came On Monday,
Mary wrapped the baby in q shawl
and took Il TO Sano lasnslu Her
husband had advised her Go do SO.
There IS your baby she said 60
Samp. take care of il
Since then all three O. the leading
characters have been arrested, tee
baby tossed between two courts and
into sd Nincents orphan asylum.
Michael insists upon his wife again
Des towing the baby ON Samo Who rs
purple with rage White Judge Do
Ian was explaining The serious nature
OF the case today the husband aud
wife lost interest dropped the baby
on the floDr aad started home. only
to be broGght back uaas ged with
eesstrihWiHg tc Juvenile delinquency
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-12
HARRY K. THAW'S
NEPHEW A CONVICT
Serving One Year on Charge of
Stealing Watch From
Sweetheart

\ salem, Ore Aug i2-The astonsh.
Inns revelation that Dr Harry Thaw
I Kirkland nephew 81 flawy X. rhaw.
slayer Of stanford White. WAS nriss
onef N the Oregon state PAhitentaFg
serving one year lQr stealing watch
IRON his sweetheart IN OrsgOn City,
was made today
Dr Kirkland identity was made
known 10y tourist calling himself
John Wilson, who chanced to visit
tie prison According to Wilson
Who clGmed to know both the Thaw
aud Kirkland families -Dr Kirkland
0en young was sent 90 America and
became q remittance man. He mar
ried a woman in New York whom he
afterwards deserted lie was a hard
drinker
pr Kirkland is graduate OF the
bdinoufgh Seufland. Medical eO.
lose and is the only heir nuder Scot
tish law 20 tae 1haw estate In Scot
land His mother is daupater on
thc Countess De Vail sister of
tae Countess of Yarmouth The late
William rhaw WAS e wldower when
ne married Harry l< ThaWs mother
and naa lhree daughters by the
Countess be Vail Miss Mary Edna
Ihaw contracted q secret marriage
with a Youug scotchmm named Kirk
'and. AND their child Is this nf Kirk
land after The death li William
Ibaw. Mary Edna came In for more
ban S9,0o0,oo0 as her share ol the rs
tate
One sister az the prisoner IS Mrs !
Hazel, the famous English actress I
Ahose stage name ls Alice Tempest /
Mrs Reed wife Of Captain Reed Of /
- a. is another sister /
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-12
FACES DlsPossEssloN.
Tenant OF School Land Notified 70
Vacate In Fifteen Days.
Special 70 the DAILY Lender,

Special to the Daily Leader.
Oklahoma City, Okla Aug, l2-
Thomas Porter OF Warwick, VINO
setved barbecue 60 his friends and
neighbors TO celebrate the serving Of
notice upon him by commissioners OF
the Oklahoma lama office that ne
must yacate the piece Of school land
upon which he has been living, with
In fifteen days on pay rent IS TO be
u,spossesscd of the land if the com
missioners have their way The fiji
teen days was up today and no notice
has been filed with the department
Of an appeal to the district court by
rotter and no rent money has been
received Consequently Secretary
John WlHams of the commissioners
office today directed the sheriff OF
Lincoln county 10 proceed to Pot
ters place and eject him, togethe-
with his family household goods,
fam machinery and live stock from
the school quarter
The school land department claims
that Pouel has not paid any rent for
the school quarter since January
1905. and has questioned the author
iv of tbe commissioners ot the land
office to put him eff the land. On
July go die school land commission
er notified Potter chat unless he
pai0 S3d5S2 back rental he would be
elected rom The land
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-12
SCHOOL POPULATION


The apportionment o. the common
school fund amounting "a soc PEI
capita for the past year, which has
inst been made. shows that since the
admission OF the state TIDE sctoc
population has Increased f@,S67 The
number OF school children iu the
state az statehood was 4 f91. while
the recent apportionment was made
of 539.Q5S Ten counties of the state
show decrease In school popuial on
as compared vita ihe 1905 euumera-
tion These counties, witA the amount
of decrease, follow. Atoka, LIS,
Carter 1856, Cimarron 3Sh Cleveland
sos. Lincoln 1853. love i6e. Marshall
500 Pottawaiomie LSl5, Roger Mills
4l9 Texas 300
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-12
MEAT PRICES ADVANCE;
FARMERS HOLD STOCK
Fresh Pork Goes Up 90 Per
Cent and Others Also
Higher

Since the recent rainstorms prices
ot meat have greatly increased.
FRESH porl, has Increased 30 per cent
while fresh meats have Increased
10 per cent
Greater advances are nredicted
The dronth caused farmers 10 seIi inc
stock earlier IN the year. Dut since
the rain which has improved pas.
tufes and made possible great croD
q fodder, tanners refuse % sell any
Of their stock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-12
TEACHERS ExAMlNA rioNs
state Board Of Education Fixes Date,
August "a and 2b

\
ne stare Doagd b. education has
arranged Tor holding Qi eaeHes ex
alniRations ln ali cities 0f the Grsi
class on August "a and 2s and am
nouneement Is made that lhe August
institutes list OF questions map he
used for these examinations. ii ax-
aminatious 10 the high school branch
les are desired the city axamnine
board may prepare the list
After the next examinations the
regular ciay examinations f0 ieaen-
ers viii be held on The last Thurs
day and Friday in May and tile first
Thursday and Friday in sebEember Of
each year This Will give teachers
AN opportunity to be examined imme
diatelE after the schools close ia the
spring and before the OPENING ia the
fail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-12
nav OKLAHOMA INDUSTRIES

Alus $4,000 water company.
McNester- S50.eea grocery com
uany 10000 coal company.
Muskogee S10We printing com
pauy, 100000 oil and gas company
$4,000 construction company
Oklahoma Cts -sieto00 oil and
gas Company, $4,000 transfer com
panyH
Weau- $4,000 ma dwaIe com
tstyral0ea-S5.0 600 medicine company
Tulsa- $3.50 development com
pauN
WooJward-SI0.0o0 publishing com
pauy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-12

MANY are not bcius benehted by
summer vacation as they should be.
Now. notwithstanding much ontdoor
gfe. they are little If ans stronger
than they were The tan on their
faces is darker and makes them look
healthier, but il is onb mask They
are stiil nervous. easily ured. upset
hy trilles, and they do not eat nor
sleep wen What they need is what
tones the nerves. periects DIGESTION
creates APPETITE, and makes sleep io'
freshine, and that IS Hoods safsapaI-
iUa. Pupils aud teachers generally
viii find the chief purpose OF the va-
cation best subsorved by ,his great
medicine which, as we know Du.hs
np The whole system.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-12

An ordinary case or diarrhoea can,
as a rule, be cured by single dose
of Chambeglain's Coiic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy This remedy las
no superior for bowel complaints.
For sale by All dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-12
NEW WARRANTS

The Leader hook department now
has i'm stock the new township aud
school district warrants and warrant
registers Every district aud town
ship must use the new form OK war
rants
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-12
CRESCENT NOTES.
speeial 10 Daily Leader.

Crescent Okla Aug IA mass
meeting was held at the opera house
on Tuesday afternoon for the purpos
of organizing for lending the moral
support aud financial aid 10 the state
prohibition enforcement onicers re-
Gently appointed from This community
by Gov lee Cruc.