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The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-07-15

All the Pacific Coast is watching preparations for the
impending struggle between the Rockefeers and the Roth
schds the oil business of the western states FOLLOWING
the purchase of ground for large distributing station at
Richmond Beach by the Asiac Oil Company which the
coast name for the Shell Royal Dutch Companies of the Orient
controlled Rothschds, the Standard Oil Company an
nounces that would establish the largest station OF the
kind on the Pacific Coast Immediately adjoining the ground
taken bv the foreigners The Standard spend $OO00oO
extending facilities for handling the Northwest business
Both sides admit that the Kataa Alaska, oil fields,
where the Standard contracted purchase 100000
of gasoline producing oil it be shipped have
most important bearing the future OF the oil BUSINESS
and both seeking advantageous locations for handling
the new product
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-07-15

Alvan and Fred Kingston, sons of
the we'll known old timer, Jack King
ston, were arrivals in Chitina on
Thursday evenings train. Jack has
been expecting the boys for some
time and now that they are here
says he will Immediately get busy
on new pay streak. The boys are
likely looking youngsters, aged about
IA and Is years respectively, and by
all the Gear marks will prove to be
good Alaskans
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-07-15

James Riley. the old time mining
man. who put in the dam and few
camp, left for Cordova on Mondays
train. Jim is a firm believer in this
section of country, as to future
quartz activity, and likes the looks
of the Mckinley lake mines as
permanent proposition better than
any property he has yet examined.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-07-15

Seattle, July 13.-With the con-
viction of G. w. Wappenstein, Sc
attle's former police chief, the King
County grand jury has resumed its
investigations. 1t is said now that
additional indictments will be forth
coming, as the inquisitors have a
new lead that trails to a veritable
vice syndicate. 1t was on the sec
ond trial that Wappenstein was found
guilty of accepting bride. Of
course, he will take an appeal. To
date he has seven more charges to
face trial on. Prosecutor Murphy
says he will go through with each
one. What seemed like farce a
few weeks ago begins to take on
more serious aspect.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-07-15

Thos. Holland and Billy Wilds re-
turned Thursday from their pros
pecting trip up the Chitina river. Tom
says he has a whole mountain of
good low grade ore which in time
will mean money. He says the
Chitina river is now the highest he
ever saw it, having risen about four
feet while on his trip out.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-07-15

Washington, July 13.-Congress-
man Kahn, of California, is urging
the imposition of heavy tax ON the
doweries of American brides of in
ternational marriages.
San Juan, July 12.-Authentic ad-
vices state that former President Re
lamna is starting a revolution in
Nicaragua
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-07-15

Prospectors should bear in mind
that any time they have promising
proposition, the Katalla Co.'S. mining
expert will examine the property and
a fair estimate and deal made for
the same should the property prove
of value.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-07-15

.Sarelt, st. Marie, July 15.-The
death sentence of Angelina Neopo-
litina for the murder of her hus-
band has been committed to life i'm
prisonment.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-07-15

Since Supreme Court has decided against the Standard
Oil dissolve in six months the price of oil will
raised in order to convince the public what good
friend they in the Standard Oil company and also to
show that the "dssoved'' Standard Oil Co., is still much
bigger than the Supreme Court anything else have
buck against it.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-07-15

Gradually it develops that there has been gigantic con-
spracy operating against Alaska For effort
made rear it's development by fostering the idea
that certain multmonaires trying to gobbe up the
territory The Guggenheim interests have been pic
tured sinister and voracous of them ALL The
absury of such when considers
that of all the companies operating In the north
but three controlled by this group In place Of increasing
their various interests perfect control of Alaska the Nor
gan uggenhems have been closing out number of them
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-07-15

Secretary Nage admits that popular election would re
eve the legislatures from the burden and OF
electing senator's But it is burden usually gladly borne
the only embarrassment is being found out in the
Illinois case.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-07-15

Keep your eye on Chitina and
watch h r grow.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-07-15

It's been three four months since Seattle had cleo
ton Hence number of political fomenters trying to
on the last upheava councien have lost
their standing But the present agitation is not looked
with favor Recently ''the hammer burned amidst pub
tic ceremony show the world that Seattle longer
menaced the knocker The libel suits involving its
leading have been dismissed by the court that
all in all, the future looks bright.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-07-15
10000

In deciding that Indian has not the right as an
white man. Supreme Court showed that it had sacred
regard honored precedent exempfied III the
tice of ancestors.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-07-15

Chicago doctor has found dangerous microbes in the
whiskers Of cats. Don't kiss your cat.
ssDon't eat when you're tired says magazine writer
That's the kind of advice that makes us tired.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-07-15
LET US MINE
OUR OWN COAL

CHITlNA, ALASKA, JULY Is. 1911
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-07-15

A PENNSYLVANIA town has passed law prohibiting un
dertaker doing business Sunday 1T we could on
pass law preventing undertakers from working at an
time.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-07-15

That Pueblo alenst who asserts that the nation is get
ting cazer day probably suffers from exaggerated e
and thinks he's the whole country.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-19

!. MOV|MIBN7O MARITIME
ENTRADAs Y sALIDAS.
ENTRADAs DEL EXTERIOR
Vapor frances Carawelli, de Puerto
Plata.
Vapor americana Julia Luckenback,
de New York |
*Vapor americana Philadelphia, de
Venezuela.
DE LA COSTA.
Costero: Petra.
DEsPAcHADoS PARA
III ExrERIoR
Vapor americana Philadelphia, para
New York.
PARA Ia COSTA
Costeros: Coraz6n de Maria, Perla,
y Ala Blanca, y vapores Carolina u
Jean.
sUQUEs EK PuxRro
DEL EXTKRI0R
Julia Llckenback descarparpdo
y CoeTANEROa.
Esperanza Aguadilla
Petra Humacao
BUQUES ANUNC1AD0s
Vapor espanol Martin Saenz, sali6
de Barcelona Ell % del pasado para
San Juan, Pto. Rico Cuba.
Censignatarios, S. Izquierdo Co. i
Vapor espanol Pho TX. Sali6 ell 8 del
corriente para Canarias, Puerto Rico Y
Cuba.
Consignatarios S. Izquierdo y Ca.
Vapor americana S. V. Luckenback.
Salio de New York para esta ell 191
del actual 4e.s4 z
.Consignatrios, Insular Line.
Vapor americana Harry Luckenbaek.
Saldra de New York ell 26 del corrien-
te.
Consignatarios, Insular Line.
Vapor espa6ol Legazpi. Sali6 de-
<Cadiz el Is del corriente y recalara ell
28.
Consignatarios, S. Ezquiaga
Vapor americana Dorothy. Sali6 del
New York el II del corriente para esta.
Consignatarios, Latimer y Fernandez.
Vapor espanol Catalina. Saldra de
Barcelona Ell q del actual para Cana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-19

Costeros: Coraz6n de Maria, Perla,
y Ala Blanca, y vapores Carolina y
Jean.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-19

Venta de VeranO
@&lM@Raas
~ @e2vGk 1Por que Ell pdbco de Puerto Rico
36a.au ~ f4Ays no ha de tener las msmas ventaias
@M1.as qae Ell de New York, que ra
traes al terminarse de preco,
Nosotros ofrecemos esta oportunidad.
Nuestro comprador acaba de uegar.
Compr6 barato - Vendemos barato.
Solicite los trajes para hombre, cuyos precios
en- New York eran S IS y ahora en- nuestra casa
10 y los de.$ 1850 ahora a $8.
Yea nuestros tjes de $15 16 $780, $25 80 $35
todos con grandes rebaa de pre- Camsas Camisetas,
Caicene colore cases pecos sorprndntes
DEPARTMENT. ROPA DE SENORAS
Faldas de etamina, muy 6nas, cuyo valor era de
$780, ahora a 400.
Blusas de calidad inmej jorab1e, bordadas fnas,
valor de 100 50 centavos
Id id. i'd corrientes, valor de IS centavos,
40 centavos.
Blusas de etamna bordadas en- co)ores con en-
CAFES, valor 800 y 400, q 1.5o y
Iraje princesa de batista bordado en- colores
blanco, vaor de S 800 500.
IraJes prlncesa de batista, bor>lados en- colores
blanco, hnos, valor S / 5.ooy 1000 $12.oo
Trajes, prncesa Ede etamina en- colores, Ultima
novedad, vaor 500 700.
Trajes princesa de vichi, todos colores valor
de S 500 a 200.
Medias para Senoras de 60 SO centavos
IS centavos ell par. Esto es muy especial
Calcetines para ninos para todas las edades, cuyo
valor era de IS centavos Ell par, ahora dos
pares por 25 centavos
Todos nuestros Departamentos tienen ago nuevo
precios fuera del mercado
Toda nuestra existencia de ropa tiene grandes
rebajas de precios en- esta temporada
Los tepos han ambiado clos hemos camado nosoros
No deje de YER nuestras vidrieras
La tienda siempre nueva.
REFRESCOS, MANTEcADOS, BOMBONES DELlCOSOS.
GONZALEZ RADIN HIz<otA&<sS,
SAN FRANCIS % 36 SAN JUAV, PURRTo RcG
Goleta Melbourn P Smith, sai6 e ~ UnEEoNso
ell
Juan Ponce D~.>~.n =.
Princesa w. Spague Debe
aber saIdo para Maya uuAs ne "A rApn>n
e IL del -~'~~ - ~1A ~NAA>A~1A@
- De San Uet fs &C Paa.
. {4olea Lavinnia M Snow Sadra
Ad do las asgnaturss
@ leeeenee
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-08-19

Gcleta Melbourn P. Smith, sali6 el -
del pasado de New York para. San
Juan y Ponce.
Goleta Princesa w. Sprague. Debe
haber salido para San Juan y Maya
guez ell IL del actual.
" Goleta Lavinnia M Snow, Saldra
tlirecta para San Juan el 80 del CO.
rriente.
Consignatarios, Sobrinos de Ezquiaga
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-10
VALIDITY Of RECALL
If Eecfsion in Court at McAles-
ter IS Upheld. Provision viii
BE Rendered Void

gf abe de- sion NJ saaGa @e 0f Me
AsesgeF ln a0ldsng TIRE recall ieaguEe
aft sHe Hcasaster eisE charter unega
mtgsi0nsl apheld aa tbe Supreme
co8sr ge w.H upset. similar features
af practically e*eTg charter pggrida8
sna comr ss-on form of government
adopted .m she state A isySe aam asf
os sqwms ere have fhe commission
form 9f rgxerntmen' Nhlle fAs COZ
st6susson aga Tezfs age mas ever
wnelrin9lF 81 favor ~ the initssslfe
znA referendum tie recall feature
nsz nat At ali eopU ar ard = aanl5ey
Al effegta re rswH Il Included aa a9-
nsytmE r8 stsfs officials failed IRE
zrgsrsent thep wss 3nst Ehe state
voala hegt n fvgmca and strife
particularly 1rnT i0m peresataEe re-
qaremsns tor petsa,na and tatAeE
than undertake ire experiment la tas
eanssssf5soa IRE fca e1sa@@ Fese-sea
ell recall propositions
Tnere has been 8c e' raie followed
a. srafsers az estg charters Cog tnf
cernnli ssAon f1rn of zoFsfnmsut fef
percentage of siEmsrs ~anEes sl rbs
mas frogs - .c A. per ceH' IL pass
frz s-an charters snss base nesn saa
m.sfaa ser Opinions fae at,pFneg gsu
ere Sfsiee ha aea 1asf PreseHe
~ tha reeslg Ga nos aeaiidsse q a.asf
er that If fee Qrrts helt saelH6'
tAe recall provisions enie e8 9'Ef
o. gaa easrteT Hcaia taN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-10
JUDGE FLY sWATs FLY
rypholds One Thousand Dollar
Damage Case Where In
sect Caused Death

san Aasonlo Tex @lsg - "a
sge-s~a rcugmon. nasT ass-e@ g
rysnv hoase fg-get zap In w
saoatgzte coara Gf Texas tneE is 80.
raiwea ID anze me people n@i 9l.x
az tais sfe. rai n az parts gi -
-grrtrg " ger more ESD e4Esss
So esfers ta de- awaE Ws1 Eas
sammsr lime pess
Tae sam the fT get 70 Eae a
ve,sts court greN oa 81 -
esms9ss in u'aica Louis Hsii.l .
ss9 sued Ceaen & CO. Eof a7
ss sgezing that files from ire o.
ssraant place carried as4e
80 ~s~.@s sbe DEATH of Miss EesA
rss.3rram samz-ser oE tbe patnilii
5rrs III the toEe Couef 1ad II
~ t4 afaHm ildEnen sof 81 So
-. sassa- einx scout s te.
e gasltee W F.Y p@sas
- she case
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-10
OKLAHOMA BOY SCOUTS
Movement r aiken in Charge Ey
Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation Instructors

TIE Eov Scent mos sment here fa
on a practical Eorsiaz basis rnFoEi9a
.tnatr8ctton ef fhe ToHng Mems CaT-s
tfan association ard la 4 recent fe5t
~ erty -0ne Youths qualified fef 2s
s3gnraent ar secoua claFs scout Tests
sere made along tue 1gss-asd-tg-3ne
ilmlmted lSne, msta VFs t8csl inEif4
tson ln fae hsa ~ bandggss ana gen
ersl knowYedge 0f preliminsYw erfen,
sion In cases 81 injuries Statistics
supporting me necessisT % tslz 2ea
Irgra al the scont movement ere SOME
mast atsrmlnz. Records q the Rel
frnes association 9@g8 taaf s 9s
persons are either killed ~ inesraE-
s.4tes FOR #0rE ID SIZE United States
annually. snd on the bases q a.
average earning of $3.50 peF Fezr the
tmimri mean }ass th MaDes
amounting 10 S45a 8a9 g@g
~ fha snssr4stin. THE scouts are
drilled 5a the faet that the sFst aia
zIVea folIqzlng an accident Is iBapoF
fanf and haa q bearing ap9n sse fn-
snye fife 0r h.alfa ~ tne person sla.
laged Thss is Hgt presumed AoM-
ever. 80 taxa sne pisces ot me1lcsS at
feBfioa b yngHscl1ns on the cor
grare. students sfe impTesee& wit1
rae neresslfF of Doctor saill Last
week THE Eads demonstrated tAesr
s&sig sn the use 0f triangular sna r9s.
Ter ggan@ages as applied 70 aEe aeaa,
sh01ldeg AZ dotaeT portions n s4e
Tod Main arteries were traced and
hanaages applied 10 At ~ sfaBen
4 ina gt3arY flows os asorA Taeg asaa
geettnd and zswe demonstrations a'
p III ID 90 penHlng arrival es . pay.
sscian tga beet method ~ reseWiHg 2
&goMn8ng person @ita sea&t dsmgeg
ITO rhe Feseger ami demonstrated ~
iargiatisI respiration ard other 6Es'
Aaia he3Bs ~ DeF Fs08s tasen fg0m wzg
4 en- TMe ie soHe asso imeia1ed sfe@F
usent sgF shoots fractures. bruises
gfaias and BURNS 81 w Banned q
assemble t8e class regularly for lee
g9Tes BIT physicians o3 the eisg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-10

sfmpla dresses are hssr hksd fsr en-
6rsa's scar. asd Ne ssss . vs-y Vrs-fl
srsnrls shSwn n tar iEustvarloo- Iss
hecozing tEssa = tsctse sots 1ack as
froes sd sss a. l.~srtsS box peat ,
Zach zr sss-srz. thzs Eivi=E tAs ascszsEf'
fitness
For uskisz H. dss-s. iSvs, s-zszsis
bzrE7s. st-. ar- E1ErH5is usrsrEsE
TIE raffera- 5I53. = ert = 4 r.rss. = 2
: years. he reaE slss VA require =
ysrss of q izck uaser-sL
The s5evs psfts-a ~ - sbssinsd :.
se-1ia< . eesaz q - eEz e -. r 2s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-10
HOW TO PRESERVE EGcs.
what Is ere Technlcsi hars for
Astsr Gtsssg

Tae chemical name for Wateg Class
ls ssodfam sigseasa ~ sliscase of Soda
vt may be obtained In i granular or
powdered sorm, bat AZ il IN x0mewhas
difficult t0 g~f srsD saarticn w0uld
advise the siaaid form. whien -aay oe
obfalned " an0ut s1c gslicn This u
q strong sosBson. A9-t4 degrees Be.
skoHt fha eosszteneY of usoissges
the tuii0wsHg fsrmala may NJ used
gar preserving eggs 10 ten quarts RI
nataT which ms been boiled ard
s0esea add 0a4 pint of waseS glass.
and stir sherg1ghig Piaee sais soin-
glrn Ia iar oY tgh ana asd the fresh
egxs. ID sufficient quantity f0 5ave Az
least fmo s1ehes III tAe solution ADORE
the esgn TAsS aaautlsF sh0yAa ne
sufficiaat fgs abapE five G0zen eggs
water riskH nays w. bnEsat srpm II.
81 safreat A. gpanYs Chicago. Or
atheT xs drug g'gEns -tsnas. r..
Francis. Department Df Chemistry.
O8lahona gxpaEs1ent station StiH-
aaeev.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-10

needs8 the money sie iefs hls print.
saop wgth coBe eGoaEh 90 tbs esaes
to last unt be ccnld get back the
nert day he neger gat back 1ns
slatsoFgn fooN hEm hosslv
waexeYeg shep ran setare courses
or caausauqas iolaF. iser kncw ard
read Ralph psrsetse He IL fhe saisG-
of T.yce9mtt- ann TaiNt sna oaietai
drEan rs tie sraesira1 iTc@an. caaa.
fsugas sn6 sgaeeh srEs associations
FFe trawa.a tho safes anf rerse@5 t1e
se3a saeh r0nts Ia the magazine HIS
eHgce rs the teprs ~ earAeat Trar@'
ing. uFssiaz iasar5ns day hy aav.
handsi1x a va5rusnous CORRESPOND
ence. aelpsnr 7spenate rhe crlonv ard
w5rksng * saa1s AZ Rsskin. Fserida -
slaes lnogs-g after otAer enterprises
Mo LUCK seaas a.
Tns-a va8ut aaY lacz N scedsaf
about Il sad Pariefte hfY iife has
asen Jess IKE eeerveoag assas IFS
/ OF coe-se. kaws nsd mora troghls
than any6oay ere o. course ! asss
Z seen insr az og seas sbaat Il as any
T BODY else Nom see tkas every 5urap
+ goi wss hs,asrR re 70 9c1ge ulg
ger sump fsrtaar aipng ETerT faiI
sra was rw ? h.g lesson for next
cay EvArY ararsaer ma8e erery fsct
stored tn wv memory was iuss tas
fnsnz ! seeded later on
Ail fhe 'rne ~aws been strsg-
giins - a. tNe thing { loved - -.
rssghe rta A~ess arafut ioh
K ottrs scve nsre aeen an0ai every
tssnx fro~ gsg1e r e.rcus hsnt .
ssparirfer sIea1sT srhcci
hare been frsnu ur.1tsr anf ~zlk@-
eafv HreetE nE aud renniisss,
stood - g-F snf rarted 70 temr
"a srS waa foo asx cpwsre Sos
vaik faoHe same Streets hsBpT. -
eaens mr fves ae oaen w stsitna'
tngard fe s eaanEed When ~
wes rzs sr ae reHes rieht Nov
= aase fF5er9s eaaee ara friendly
yow ~ hape ~ 7 eei E from
eithn So fsgn Ntfolt
MF Sympathy n1a siwaFa - wsti
tss weE <now Sell rou'
on 81 ~ Kaiz rght eth God
etoas azss aT an saepa nr kiekiag
W F-rs Abaat 7sristf-
raiga F fae zuu Cf
Wef6af fer - fhe Csatr4
Odto ortare ifa ssa aefa rea
Esw ranr 0ta e 1919 Hs va
zTzsasEe8 feom tas - Rse Ohto. q 'E0
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-10
He Had an (liteT 0l So 90 Y No
Would Make q Speech
THE OPENING UP 0ft NEW FIELD
Now No Man eR iht American
Platform is Better Kn6Hh0f bel
lsr loved Says Good Things

There is no better known OF better
Ioved rsn IA tae American platform
than Ezipn ParletFe edstoF an6 G1za
saueuz lecturer. gho VIII speak hsf@
this sumner HIS career seems -
irsorofnsry. re seefns - aags 1ees
lucky Not 80
Fifteen years ago Re vas re1HtFs
editor In Ohio. Afrgggsinz along ~ q
anssl ticket sns faith in TIE f5sai -
ecre gestirg garcttd day ny oar H@
wrose star thss made people iaagb--
ard tntnk after trey quit lsIThtng
Tre et1r wzs reprinted ge'pe a@sh
Fnlks naer ft- sfafes got p r@sdfrg 4
somebooy offered nfaa svs dollars sn1
ear-fare To srg 10 tnage a hBseca HS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-10
KGTtREB RlK IS CHARGE
- As.a.lsts1 80

Kansas C.tg so Jaly 1s-
Csarzes azalasl faiztT fIse mllk deal
ers Ia Kansas CaT. Ksa4 thst -hey
hsf Esse7e-l ther mfs aere mace q
8sy D. Harry Bell assistant state
f,of lns--ecior t1r kszsss War
rants we're issued s. -He counts eEqs
scutor srf places iut5e hsnts 81 ~
s1e-lf II s. erpscfed faef mlik
dealers viI be arrested tcasy ard
sr-s-znef in rhe ccuu ~ comulcn
u-ezs-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-10
HIRE RtH BEGIN FIGHT
fEr As.nclalsa p.-.ss1

Yea Fnrs a1IF sai hree
nire mamie l-srers in1afed 4gne
ander t1e attrgss iaF % eaarsa q
restraining trade ~ sire pr1d-cis
dez7u shelr lz1t sEalasr the Eofesa
Weuf To-Day 1E catering ~
sd Ee== 4ezf a SeF
e-fer 70 ie ther if1 --rers- eae1
re ta vas nael st $685.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-10
80 -. - 80

Rains have fallen in the northsrn
and eastern portion of Logan county
II is reported thai there was = rain
of tour hours az Meridian sat1TdsT-
There wss rain Yesterday iu the
eastern zection and Wlthsn -eF
niles of the city There wers fitinl
shCEers ia the city lss, night The
Cottonwood RIVER snoWs rains 70 the
south also
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-10
70 rRAsspLswv tARcE TREES.

MisH re franRslans some large Nai-
art sFees tNss are sE W 3 feet nign.
what mamsh momsd lie tne best tins
d ae this sn ard ~aa gaa ssA Ee he~
fhgs can nest w. done III HaA-
Cssao County. Oklahoma.
To transplant large trees East an.
f8 trey fraeze slightly. fhen dig them
au wisn large heA ~ earth On than
gsz their one afternoon and leavs
ghsm uafH ERE Weat 6as ~ ib4t thA
esrsh wiBl free1a an the outside T~0
rueu ear l8ff shsHa hzlls q earth sad
rsrrv -rea r. tHzf- zs- s-s-z-s-Vsss
usefe holss have been pE@FionslY pre-
aarsd for sheHl 81 snis wag trees of
simest any Bsze maF o. mnye1 ---iS.
q Eooth. Department u a0rtieulEare
and Bo'anv. oklanons A. 4 RI Cob
.ega. TfHiwsfet
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Theodore r Romiue. Z pioneer res.
ident os Guthrle. died today At N0r-
man. The body NiIi be brought here
s0r burial. probably tomorrow
Mr.. R0mire wsE one of the earliest
teachers ia Guthrie. He cane from
a good family in Wesg Virginia. He
wss declared insane last MAY.
here are no surviving relatives -
this pzrt al the c0untTs
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The safe 10 The city clerks of3fe
vas opened this morning i WeDr on
strike FRIDAY along Eitb other de-
nartmeuts az the city sorernmsat and
an who have had anything 20 fu HIta
if lately we're called in - help grF f
opea- The combination vas gieced 20
gether today and the Enks sere
sIrai shtened Cgi.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-10

II SehlesingeF. e Cincinnati. j.
ssii ordering mineral wate He
puts in oriers quite frequently and Is
evidently feeding the CincinnstssuE n
great ueai % Gnthrie's best His
case IS the first in uhlch 81 outsider
was care5 of Rheumatism hg the use
o. the s0dic muris1ed water
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Gasoline EE8iosion stars Fire

The residence ~ Izuatias Dogs, eif
East Cleveland avenue. Caugas Ere
sbouE nom yesterday irom sastt
Hle explosion Tne explosion e
CURED ll The cleaning ~ clQrhirz
ChemiCsis vsre used ia putiias OFT
the Gre. whiCh Vas con6ned -u me
xircheu. The estimated loss is about
500
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Judge II. u raFmsn same up from
Oklahoma Cifr this morning
IT, C8ttlrgham. santa re a.tgr
neY. was in fne rifv today
DR. w n Mcbride. Of Coneyvills.
Kan. vas il tae city Tssteresy
Miss Netus Grsencock. q Haskell
vas ID the ciry yesterday
a Campbell. Of Weber Fans-
vas in gas city yesterday
Vs. 81 Edvarss ot alsAlssssF raa
here sunday
Boone Keeson. oi oklahoma Clv.
spent Sunday IL tHs City
sH Bsvig. ot Hsavener. vas hers
today
Mr and Mrs. ] r. Oldham haVe
returned from Buffalo y y where
thev attended the national c1nTea-
ito n3f M0iern Woodmen MF Old
ham had The h0uQC q being enc es
manager 81 district depniles .u TIE
nlted states
At Meridian SATURDAY. z p Rpaeft
son picked A. Raat be regards ss .
prize package ahits ua1 sccasea q
1f hootiegzlng Bud Tsmeg % tAs
Bear creek family ~ politicians. s
the man. He seeGf saturday nigaf
and SUNDAY lE tze egEafy islA
Newton Moore aud famllg res
iu- al isl West fngau. uisl uoFs g
Wi Slet9n. 0h.1. t1is week
Geaersi saps .1fendeng RAYMOND
and superintendent 81 X Ene1
tns santa Fe Fere hers to1ag
Emory Fostsr. of Cbaud.sr. Is aert
lr superior cqaft ease
kgbeEf (5reenrei anf LieTi La1s
rbo have been visiting ia Ggfafie
isv tais morning f0f Weihussoa
Kansas
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SUITS Flied in Suepror Court
J. Is. Marshall has fi.s5 Il ne 81
peTior court suf against j. z. Hep
kins and Ed st91auzh FOR recovery
of money on contract AsrF T.
Houston has brought suit against
James Archer III qaiet title 20 res,
estate