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Evening bulletin., 1911-03-31

Score one for the Senators of the
Republican party. They have stayed
with the pledge on the school issue.
Now duplicate the good work on the
Direct Primary.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-31

Some Senators and Representatives
are so brave in voicing their convic-
tions on what is right for the Terri
tory, that they ought to be in line for
a Carnegie medal.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-31

1t is a question which is worse the
tax eater or the tax payer who wants
to use all the benefits the government
can give him and return the least
possible amount of his gain.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-31

One Of the speakers at the hearing
ON the Rapid Transit franchise said
that the executive officials Of the
Territory were the ones 10 be held
responsible for shortcomings Of the
Rapid Transit What lovely lot of
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-31

Don't run away with the idea that
the school bill is safe as long as
there are enemies openly favoring it
and quietly acting otherwise.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-31

bouquets are being handed out to the
Governor and the Superintendent of
Public Works, rs well rs the Super
visors of the Counties.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-31

II your crouch is so chronic that
it won't let you boost for the town
you live in, for PHYS sake move-or
chlorOform your crouch.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-31

On what kind of an argument does
Labor Snatcher base his claim that
he is doing good work for the Terri
tory of Hawaii.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-31

There is only one way to keep faith
2 in giving the education of the youth
in Hawaii first claim upon the rev.
enues OF the Territory.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-31

Unless you are in with the Labor
Snatchers, pass the bills that make
Labor Snatching Improbable.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-31

Is there any possible reason why
the Territory of Hawaii should make
the islands Paradise for Labor
Snatchers
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-31

Remarkable grit was recently ex-
hibted by woodsman named Daniel
Snyder in New York state In telling
hung IN shrcds. lie crawlcd TO his AK
ana severed the hanging limb, then
with his shirt he bound up the stump.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-31

If the city of Honolulu were short
on city lots, there might be some ex-
ouse for plans to sell out Makiki Val
lev
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-31

Members of the House of Represen-
tatiFes have some of the real work of
the session before them.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-31
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W0RK-A-DAY RELIGION

should call on that Infinite Love
that has served us so we'll,
Infinite Cruelty, rather, that made
everlasting hell
Made us, foreknew us, fore-damned
us, and does what he will with
his own.
Better our dead, brute Mother, who
never has heard us groan!
-Tennyson.
There is a spirit of unrest in the
air. People are seeking saner,
sounder, more rational faitl. The
old one has been tried for some thou
sand years and found wanting. At
the religious end the scale flies up for
want of ballast. Creeds have worn
out, dogmas no longer satisfy -bu:
the desire--a yearning in the hearts
of men for true religion-was never
more general or apparent than it is
today. Literally the nations are
reaching up their hands to God.
The refusal of the Federation of
Churches to admit the delegates from
the Unitarian denomination, raised
storm of indignation from one end of
the civilized world to the other. The
unitarians themselves said little, they
felt that the Federation had right
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-31

! Hawaii has set the United States a
splendid example in its treatment of
Queen Liliuokalani.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Entered for Record March 80, 1911.
Eron, IN. an n, 70 n -,

Entered for Record March 80, 1911.
From 10:30 a. m. to 4 p. m.
S d Heapy to Stafford Heapy. .....P A
G l. Samson to A II Dondero. Par Rel
A II Dondero to Tam Koon Wing. ID
Edward Suhr and VT by atty to
ii Wilhelm Wolters ......... ID
Marie f de Santos and hsb to Pa
paaloa Agrctl Co Ltd ........ ID
Edgar Henriques and VT to Man
uel r Bisho ,................. ID
Edgar Henriques and VT to Mary
S CaVaco ................... y
Solomon Kauai and WI and by tr
to Yong Wal ................... ID
Yong Wal by atty to Union Loan
&c Saws Assn of II ............. M
] S Azevedo and VT to ] Combs. d
] ] Combs and WI to Henry Holmes M
G L Samson to A Williams. /. Rel
Entered for Record March 81, 1911.
From a. m. to 10:30 a. m.
II Tokagawa to M Nakamura. ...... .B S
21S5 editorial rooms - 2256
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-31

First class school facilities are the finest kind of an ad-
veSement and large number from the outside come here
to the high 8chooL-SeCetary Beatty of Santa Ana (Ca)
Education Board.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-31

21S5 editorial rooms - 2256
business Office. These are the tele-
phone numbers of the Bulletin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
8. Dora bespger Elna.

Men Dora fix Elna opspurgt og besSgte hende
get glad we'd at Sc Dora og talte ~fortrolig med hen
de; men Dora var sjensynlig bedrsvet, og Samtalen
Wide like rigtig gaa for hende. Elna lagde M@rke
til den trykkede Stemning hos Dora og pr9vede
paa at opmuntre hende we'd at fortelle ON sig selv
og sine Omgivelser.
bet er langt bedre for unge Piger her i Anne
rika end Danmark, +" sagde hun. ,Jeg har Diet godt
og faar en- god LON, timed betragtes jeg nesten
like som Tjenestepige her i Huset. ! min Tantes
HEN ansees jeg altid som h9rende til Familien,
og her Postmesterens Hus er Diet omtrent ligedan.
Jeg har megen Fritid og kan da gaa, hvorhen jeg
vii; men Diet er ~sjelden, jeg gaar nd uden ON AT
tenen, og da err Arthur (Postmesterens eldste SSn)
nasten altid med mig"
,,Hvad siger DUP spurgte Dora. Err du allere-
de Fard med at forlove digf"
Mel visit ikke,' svarede Elna, linen Diet er 10
Skik her Amerika, at en- ung Pige like gaar I'D
alene. hun ledsages almindeligvis at
en- HERE; dog like forskellige Mend, men en- og
sammeP Person. bet kalder man saa ,at de
gaar sammen. 49,
Arthur gik med mig ! Byen de to fSrste Can
pe. efterat ieg kom her i Huset, og saa syntes min
Frue OF min Tante, at Diet var bedste for mig kun
at felges med cen. Sc, saaledes er Diet gaaet til, at
Arthur err bleven min Skytsengel, og jeg kan godt
mmrke paa ham, at han selv er glad we'd det."
,,Ja, Skytsengel," mumlede Dora paa en- no.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
3 Skovturen.

Sondag Formiddag gik Halvorson som sedvan-
i kirke sammen med FaJnilien. Kun Tjenesteplgen
blew hjemme for at tilberede M1ddagsmadcn- ON
Eftermiddagen havde Menigheden en- Skoytest,
hvortil Halvorson k9rte sin store Automobll med
hele Familien - Tjenestepigen indbefattet.
Marie, som Diet meste af Eftermiddagen fulgtes
med Elna, giorde denne bekendt med Menighedens
Folk baade gamle og unge.
Henad Aftenstid kom en- Pige we'd Nayn Dora
og hilste paa Elna. Dora var kommen ira Danmark
for SEEKS Tiger siden og kcndte endnu like ret man
ge i Sommerdal. De to Piger kom i en- fortrofg
Samtale med hinanden ON forskelige Ting. Dora
fortalte ON sin Omvendeise for to Aar siden, og
hvorledes Herren efter den It'd paa underfuld Wis
havde fort hende paa sin Vel. Elna ~fortalte ON SIT
HEM, ON Rejsen til Amerika og sit Uphold sin
Onkels Hus. Havde Menighedens Formand like
rsabt Folket sammen til Opbrud, Wide deres Sam
tale uden Twill have vedvaret endnu en- Stund
men da de sixties sagde Elna:
..Jeg Wide gerne tale mere med dig ON disse
Ting; men jeg maa gaa, Farvell - Sc, Doral
kommer du paa Tirsdag Aftenf'
,,Hvorhen,' spurgte Dora.
Til Postmesterens,' svarede Elna. marie,
Louise og jg skal derhen til FSdselsdag. Den eld-
ste Ssn fylder sit cen og tyvende Aar. Nesten hele
Byens danske Ungdom err indbudt og en- Del at de
@ldre med"
.Jeg er kun en- Tjenestepige og kommer nap-
ne Betragtning paa Diet Sted. Desuden er Diet 10
ct spsrgsmaal, ON jeg like Wide bedrsve min Frel-
ger we'd at gaa med DER svarede Dora.
..Hvad mener duf" spurgte Elna, okender du
disse Folk9 Tror du, Diet er Synd at gaa med til
dette Gildef Min Tante har forsikret mig, at der
like kan we're nogen Synd det.'
ia, saa lange ct Menneske like er omvendt,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21

skelner Diet like imellem, hvad der hSrer Guds
Aand til og hvad, der er af denne Verden.
Men jeg maa af Sted, mine Folk venter paa mig.
Godnat Elna! vi SEES vel nok igen,' sagde Dora og
forsvandt.
Like omvendt", I'D Diet after og after i Ell
mas Hjerte, og hun spurgte we'd sig selv: hvad mon
Dora mente med denne Bemerkning? Skulde min
Tante da yirkelig like we're omvendr9 thi Diet faldt
hende aldrig ind at anvende Doras Bemerkning
paa sig selv.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
4. Gildet.

q. GlQeC.
Fru Halvorson havde al Hemmelighed ladet
forferdige en- hvid Kjole til Elna af den samme
Slags, som hendes egne Detre brugte, og k6bt hvi-
de Sko og Handsker til hende, for at hun i Kle-
dedragt like skulde komme til at staa tilbage for
de andre unge der Byen og i Omegnen.
Her er noget til dig Elna, sagde Fruen Tirs-
dag Aften, ct Par Timer for Familien skulde gaa
hen til Postmesterens. ,,Det er en- Gave fra min
Mand og mig. Din Onkel mente, at vi burde klede
dig paa amerikansk Wis, saa du nogen Made
kan staa Maal med den danske Ungdom her i Som
merdal. bet skal like koste dig en- Shilling. Tag
Diet nu paa og bliv ferdig i Tide"
TAXI sagde Elna med straalende Ansigt og
ifSrte sig de fine Kleder.
Postmesterens moderne og rummelige Villa var
fuldpakket af Folk fra By og Omegn. Herrerne Xix
eet Verelse anvist og Damerne ct andet, hvor Over.
tsjet kunde a~flagges, og Toilettet ordnes. Derpaa
samledes de allie Stuerne paa fGrste Sal. 0pvart-
ningen var storartet, og en- munter Stemning her
skede blandt Gesterne. Der blew sunget mango Fac
drelandssange, og de unge tiligemed en- Del al
de eldre dansede og legede de saakaldte ,,Hgjsko-
lelege''.
l F9rstningen Wide Elna like tage Del disse
Lege, men efter mango Overtalelser af Marie og
Louise og en- Erklering af deres Moder ON Uskyl
~digheden sligt, forenede hun sig med Selskabet og
tog livlig Del alt.
We'd Tretiden ON Morgenen begyndte Gester.
ne at bryde op for at gaa hjem. Den enc Auto" fra
Landet rullede bort efter den anden. Halvorsons
var den sidste Familie, der tog Asked med Post
mesterens, og Klokken slog allerede fire, da Elna
kom OPP paa sit Verelse. Mango Tanker fl6j igen.
mem hendes Hjerte, men hun var saa o~vervelden-
de tract og sowing, at hun straks gk Seng og SOW
ind uden at bede; men S9vnen var urolig, og hun
dremte ON Dansen, ON Hjemmet og ON Dora, som
hun syntes gik hen ad Gaden og raabte: like
omyendt, like omvendt".
Hr. Halvorson, Tjenestepigen og den lille Tho
mas var de eneste Familien, som stod op Onsdae
Morgen til sedvanlig It'd. De andre soy til hen
imod Middag. Elna v~aagnede med en- dundrende
Hovedpine og felte sig det hele taget megot daar
Zig tilpas.
Og ON Aftenen, ola hun igen gik til Sengs
b6jede hun sine Kne og forsSgte at bede, men hun
kunde like faa Ordene frem. Tapkeevnen var ON.
taaget, og der var Forvirring i hendes Hjerte oe
Sind.
Postmaster Eriksens Hustru var kommen til al
synes godt ON Elna, og da hun netop paa den Tic
trengte til EN- Pige, fastede hun hende for TIRE
Dollars og so Cents ON Ugen. Fru Halvorson fix
Ferstningen cen Dollar og fem og tyve Cents on
Ugen Afdrag paa sit Udleg; men efter noglt
Ugers Forleb eftergav Halvorson Restbel9bet pai
Elnas femtenaarige F9dselsdag.
Elna udf9rte sit Arbejde godt og var samvit
tighedsfuld paa allie Omraader, hvorfor hun ogsas
fandt WIDEST hos allie Familien. Hun tenkte off
paa Dora, men kunde like besege hende, Ola hun
havde ~forglemt at faa Adressen og ligeledes glenn
at give Dora sin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
Q. Ungdomsmpdet.

Q. Ungdomsmpdet.
bet er en- skon lille Flok," bemerkede Fru
Halvorson til sin Mand den paafslgende Aften, ola
Marie, Louise, Elna og Tjenesepigen hilste ,faryel
saa lenge'' og fulgtes ad til U~ngdomsmsdet Sko-
lelokalet.
Halvorson nikkede og samtykkede.
,,Nu, hvordan gik Mgdet Aftes,". spurgte
Fruen Dagen efter, da hun og Elna var enc hjem-
,,Jo, nok saa godt, - - jg blew gjort
bekendt med flere af de unge Piger."
,,Ja, Folkene her Byen og paa Omegnen, skal
du nok komme til at synes godt ON, Diet er der in
tet Vejen for; men hvad syntes du ON M6det i Diet
hele taget thi Diet er vel fgrste Gang, du har veret
med we'd ct UngdomsmSde."
,,Jo, jeg syntes nok saa godt ON M9det for
saa vidt; men - ia, jeg blew hdt forum
dret - over"
,,Hvad blew du forbavset over9' spurgte Fru-
en-. Hvad err Diet, du slider og trekker paa og like
vii nd medf Tai du bare rent nd til din Tante. Hvis
der er noget, du like ~forstaar, kan jeg maaske
hjelpe dig til Rette. Jeg er jo paa en- Made traadt
i din Moders Sted og vii saa gerne, ON Diet er mu-
ligt, we're noget for dig = like mindst paa Oct
aandelige Omraade.o
IA, Tante Jeg blev egentlig like forbavset,
mel. Diet kan jeg like sige; men Diet forekom mig
Sdd QD0erUgb, dJ i TdebbeU bltJ ihhe ibbBC u 0iu'
MSdet begyndte med en- fredericksburg hvorefter
han holdt Foredrag ON Afguden ,,Lokeo, svarede
Elna.
ia, Diet kan nok vere, at Diet like er saa let
for dig at opfatte disse Ting paa den rette Made,
eftersom du er opvokset iblandt Missionsfolkene
hvor Bibelen skal frem we'd enhver Lejighed, og
hvor der absolut skal hvile ct religipst Skar over
hvad som helst, der oliver sagt. Men ct kristent
Menneske trenger til en- mere alsidig Oplysning og
Udvikling, saa Diet kan vokse og bive sundt i Tro-
en-. ---D esuden kan jeg nok merke, at du like
rigtig har forstaaet Prestens Foredrag. Han er en-
dygtig Mand sarlig til at holde, Foredrag, og
man behSver at vere en- opmerksom Tilh9rer, ON
man skal vare Stand til at felge ham hans I'd
viking af Emmett. Han har heller neppe sagt / sin
Tale Aftes, at ,,Loke" var en- Afgud thi han var
en- Jettesen og egentlig like nogen Gud, selv ON
han til Tider regnes iblandt Aserne, fordi han var
Odius Fosterbroder men han er ct BIllede paa ct
ondt og s~vigefuldt Menneske, der vel har ct smukt
Udseende, men err listig og r@veagtig Grunden.-
------
Sc, Elnal bet err den Moral, du burde have faa-
ct nd af Foredraget. Men du tr@nger til at hsre
mere af den Slags for at blive Stand til at dra-
pe Nytte deraf for Diet daglige Liv.
bet er nok ~muligt,'' svarede Elna tanke-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21
(Fortsat.)

,,Maaske," svarede Fruen og blew siddende en-
Stund ligesom hensunken dybe Tanker. ---
Prnstefolkene bred op for at gaa hjem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21

Sc, Elnal bet err den Moral, du burde have faa
ct nd af Foredraget. Men du trenger til at hert
mere af den Slags for at blive i Stand til at dra
pe Nytte deraf for Diet daglige Liv.
bet err nok muligt," svarede Elna tanke
fuldt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-21

,Det er en- skGn lille Flok, . bemerkede Fru
Halvorson til sin Mand den paafelgende Aften, ola
Marie, Louise, Elna og Tjenesepigen hilste ,farvel
saa lenge" og fulgtes ad til U~ngdomsmedet ! Sko-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-27
IN THE WORLD OF SPORT

liyan, Big Fiorie sullivan, Jimmy Col
VILE. Bob Murray, Bob Pinkerton
Butch Thompson. Battery Dan tinii,
Fatty Walsh, Jack Cusacks, Bob La
Wis, the boss OF Jersey City; Mate
tlunc George Engerman, Louis Wald.
ron, Maurice Barrymore and Phil
Casey, all OF whom loved to witness
q lively. clever so on the ese1.
ENGLAND also has host number of
game tight fans in the past lew years
a u mention few you'll remember
here. OF course. YOU knew sporty
Pony Mosre, the great minstrel who
by the way was an American. hut
made his home and fortune in Lon-
don He had strong cocaney ac.
cent. ami was the fathcr-in-law OF
Charley Mitchell the former English
boxing champion. Pony's real name
was George Washington Moore, anu
he always claimed to be red
fank. He had an American bar in
his fne residence at St Johns Woods,
Lcndon, where he entertained his Wis
ting countrymen in royal style, ev-
cry sunday.
Resides there were Sir John Asst
ley. who first brought Charley Rowell,
the go-asyou.please pedestrian. to his
country my friend Squire ,bbing-
acn. John Fleming, late manager ci
the National Sporting club. former
editor of the London Sporting life
It's remarkable, too, how many OF
the noted boxing promoters have
g ne. There was big Jim Kennedy
known from the Atlantic TO the Pa
cisc coast. Harry Corbett. the popu-
lar brother OF Jim; Willus Britt. ex-
Judge Kenny Sutherland, ex-Judge
James G. Tiehe, John Y. McKane
Dick Newton, Billy Mahoney. of Bos-
ton. Dan A. Stuart and his two broth !,
ers Billy O'Brien and some minor
ones 1 cannot remember at present |
There has been sweeping away
of some noted referees. also. Among |
them were George Siler Jerry Dunn, /
who killed Jimmy Elliott; Harry Hin
p. j Donahue and Jimmy Colville,
Death plays no favorites. The preach
er, the prize fighter. the king and
the nauper must all answer the call /
q time, when the fatal gong rings
Yes, there are few more old \
sports that are at rest that I've almost I
forgotten to mention. These include /
Tom Olien, the old bare-knuckle fight |
Il. whe died a couple Of years ago in i
St Louis: George Rookie. once the T
middle champion of America before I
Jack Dcnpseys days: Dooney Harris, Il
another old London rule plgilist; /
! etc Hart, who kept the Old SPORTING 4
roadhouse at Laurel Hill. l., where !.
many hard mill with skin-tight mitt I
was pulled off in the good old days: I
Captain Frank Wiiliams Of the cldf
Olympic A. c. New Orleans, who ar
RANGED the big hstic carnival IN 4
which Sullivan McAuliffe and my n
self known as the three American u
Jacks, fought In Septelnber,. 1892 II
Captain Morse ef the Pacific aktea mer II
Alameda, who brought out from Aus. n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-27
HvNpRsps RACE eoa COLO.
pr,spectors Making Six.Day Dash to
Slxty-MiIe Creek.
.pccial % the Daily Leader.

.pecial 20 the Daily Leader
Dawson. y r.. Dec. as-qwo hun
dred men, With dog teams and pros
paeting 0itfits, are making a SIX
DAYS race TO the pew gold field ~
the head OF sixty Mile river, iaU miles
from Dawson. The stampede Is the
greatest seen here since the first
klondike rnsh -four years ago. Many
<, Id hunters are travelling practically
day and night.
Ernest Miller who returned yester-
day from the new camp, said some .f
the men rrcnl Dawson were wearing
torn and ripped mocsasins worn near
~ OF IN their haste 10 get claim,
and that seme went Through ,hree
miles of snow water.
The temperature WAS about zero
when the rash began. but has since
lroRped to 40 below
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-27

tralla Peter Jackson. Fob Flt2slm-
mons, Jim Hall. PADDY Gorma'i, Dan
Creedon, Billy Murphy and many otn'
er great Australian lighters; Ross Me
l.anghlin of Brook IN who followed
the iistic game for sixty years and
was always a ringsi Ter at all the I'm.
portant battles fought In the East
Tom Meadows. the Australian light'
weight champion: John pybnrn OF
Brooklyn who fought IN the ring IN
his early DAYS and afterward became
a police commissioner In the city ol
churches, and died couple of years
ago at the age OF eighty. wealthy
and respected citizen; Toppy Nc
CURE, a noted old boxing wriser on
the New York sun who was famous
horscman in his early DAYS Major
Mcl.oughlln. once chief director OF
the esd california A. c.. Mike Clenry,
a great middleweight of Philadelphia
and lost bet not least, the famous
one.eyed Connolly. who never missed
a big championship ight. and always
got there ON his nerve
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-27
BAPT3sT BROTHERHOOD
g WATCH NIGHT SERVICE

First BAPTIST church, Sunday even
ing. Dec. 3lst, s. p. M The program:
Song, Mems Chorus. Selected.
anvocafion. by pastor.
Song. Mems Chorus. Selected.
Announcements.
Scripture reading. pastor.
Song. Mems Chorus. Selected.
Sermon. By pastor.
Roll call by church clerk.
song. sTll 90 Where You Want Mo
to Co. bv Mems chorus and congre-
cation.
sunday School outlook 1872 by
Supt E. P. Wood,
Illustrated song. Holy City. is slides
Moving pictures. after 10 ociock.
Film. Bathe's Passion Play
Duet Selected by Campbell sisters.
Film Passion Play"
Duet. Selected. BY Robilard sisters
Film Passion Play
Song by quartette.
Film Passion Play"
IL o'clock song Nearer My God 70
Thee by chorus and congregation.
Regular church services until 9:5V,
Intermission of Is minutes Tor rest
and social recreation.
10 Sfo IL O'Clock the great pathe
Passf6n PLAY" in four reels. inter.
spers$d with songs and other soou
'nin Fr& to eyeryboiI Tps aepsDsrs
of tnH Baptist church are urged to De
presd /. The citizens OF Guthrie ana
vicin| b are each ami all cordiaiE ~.
vited5to enjoy this rare treat with us
free OF cost. If you can't attend the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-27
LlquoR SEIZURES RETURNED

Special to the Daily Leader.
Enid. Okla. Dec. --ConsignmentS
of liquor seized some time ago by To-
cal enforcement officers before the ar
ticles had been recepted by the CON
signee were returned ry an order Of
court to the company Aa the Ground
that the goods we're stlll Interstate
commerce. and that the local riIlcers
exceeded tneir authority IN selling
the liquor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-27
DEMOCRATIC BANQUET
DECEMBER 30

Tulsa, Okla. Dec. 2T--At the sug-
gestion of Champ Clark, who will tour
Oklahoma next week n the interest
Of his candidacy for the Democratic
Presidential nomination, the Demo
cratic banquet here will be given De-
cember 80 This was the announce
ment of National Committeeman W.
7 Brady at the county convention.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-27
BELIEVE FIRE HOSE WAS CUT
Investigation Begun Into Fire That
Caused $4,000 Damage.
Special to the Daily Leader.

Special to the Daily Leader
Shawnee, Okla. Dec. 27--It now de-
velops that the fire which swept away
half OF the business section Of Wa
nette, Okla. Friday morning may
have been the result Of evil design. 1t
was found upon examination today
that the hose had been cut instead
Of having been burst BY water pres
sure as was first though. An inves-
tigation aas been started. The prop
erty loss was $4,000.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-27

| TT is easy to do. Csld4s l
: sore throats and snsiiy
| slight ailments which "A
| qucntly lead to pnSusisSa-
MIA and other serious
sickness can be prcvcat-
ed easily. How !? All.
That's all. Air and com
mon sense. Of course,
Common sense and 4 I'LL
I lie knowledge Of the dan
ger in artihcially heated
rooms particularly
steam h hcatcd rooms.
You can get the knoxl-
edge from an article BE-
ginning on page 78 of
Pearson's Magazine hf
January. And you'd bes-
ter get it. That article
shows the simple way N
which the danger can bs
offset as simple a thing
as a piece Of string viii
help ! lot. II you wifi
read that article and heed
it, you may save many
dollars in doctors bills.
What may be done ahout the
ever-increasing cost II hvinS y
explained in another arsicie. Sea-
ator Albert B. Cumnins, IA N
other article, explains vhich ~.
thinks is better for tr,siress
competition, or combsnation rekr
ulated by the government. 1M
story Of how the Vanderbilt Asis-
ily sot inro the Fcsn Hundred !
also IN this maganue. Alfrea
Henry Lewis tells tie Iast ssery
Of " The Apaches of New fssk-~
Anthony Partridge hteins =
markabls novel; and there ~
seven other complete short sona.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-27

when you have bilious attack
give Ghambcrlain's Tablets a trial.
hey ARE excellent For sale by all
callers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-27

,nsralLArIoN NOTICE

Hartranft POST No. 8. G A. R, aud
woman's Relief cerps will install all
officers for the ensuing year al tne
Bufford hall. same place as last year.
January 5. 1912 All comrades are
requested to be present. Comrade
Hornaday will be the NJ. o.
C. r. DELAY,
Commander.
a. /. MOCK. Adj
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-27

II you cannot drink Coffee why
not try good Tea? You can get any
Kind you wish under THE ALTON
GLODS label at 60c a pound.