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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-08-04
4 Gard.

| want to4 Express my appecla-
ton to the friends who so Loyalty
stood by me in the first primary
race for county attorney, and
to thank ahem for the interest
manifested In my behalf.
| have hid the office about fiji
teen months in which time l have
prosecuted over 200 cases, assist
ed two grand lures, and assist
ed district attorney in two criminal
terms of court, actively eng ICED in
almost every case.
Soliciting your vote and in.
flueaeeI an,
Yours respectfully,
EaEahnarN GILEaPIE
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-08-04

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n. = ~
Justice of Peace, Reat Five.
tat Sidon1
r. W. HATCH.
Justice Of Peace, Beat Four
lat Itta Bena,j
r.. f. LOVE,
J. q. COLLIER,
Justice of Peace, Beat Two.
lat Schlater)
". r. ETHRIDGE.
Fol Justice of the Peace. Beat 4.
lat Quito.)
a.. r. JAMES.
Justice of Peace Beat s,
lat Swiftly
W. 3. POSEY.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-08-04
For Sheriff:
T. c. CARROT
w. G. TAYLOR
For Chancery Clerk:
C.. W. CROCKETT
o BEW
For County Attorney:
GILLESPIE
For Treasurer:
JOHN H. PETTY
CHAS. " WILLlFORD

For Constable, Beat 3.
TOM F. PACE.
SAN v. ATTLESEY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04

What should be the reason ni Oh,
iectiou % the recall What u the
recal Thar I should ne so much
oupnsrar
Az ava element uf government il s
nothing new n iS nnl an expert
ment hpt has been tested again and
again Wherever Il has had adup
tsm,it hes worked awaFs lor good
aDa. What QoH m0nilits lposHg$a M
IANAd7 AM NAaN NlA li1 ss.
iluNp MnaaaA ldafishaaa aFnmNdAfs
Itest All llsaRala And UtegUAlAssl ihas
tpsn ulfsi hlNHhed lnd newer a,iled
of success When an Officer 10 fn8
angeles was elected 10 protect the
fauhtsS from the criminal encFoach.
meUts ui local traction and ghen sold
0ni ta rhe ihiaves the recall was re-
sorted "a and hc was turned ont OF
s.ace When The ottor day, the
mayor of q western city was elected
upon AN antlvice issue. and then
sold our 20 the hlack powers 0f evii.
the recall was restored to and he
was turned out of place. sass the
New York American ln his stead
another mayor was installed and the
gfaitings ana what immOfalties
ihey fed upon are already dwiudling
toward their disappearance
Arkansas NOT long ago adapted
the recall Arizona 20 be- presently
admitted as siaie-will carry II In
her constitution The recall Il march
lng from west 20 easi FIFTY years
from now every community win pos.
ScsS III
ln his private affairs every man
has the recall Where the govern.
ment hy law 70 take The right of re.
call from men in their private affairs
y would breed revolution You
nave q caachman who gets drunk or
Who tries 70 steal your horses Must
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04
HOW THE TRUSTS
ELECTED LORlMER

ELL0 ED LONlME u
The Helm committee at Springfield
Illinois is engaged IN the investiga
tion Of Senator L,orimers election,
and the deeper il digs. the more III.
terestlng becomes the result of the
labors Notwithstanding the stencil
stirred up, comments the ft Smith
Record
The investigation was opened In Il
spiritiess sort ol way. and fer a
time 1t looked az though the commit
tee would return either whitawash.
ing report or a report that II had not
been able TO learn anything more
than the public already knew Mr..
korlsaat OF the Chicago Record,
VISA put on the stand and. while he
admitted that he had been informed
that fund Of 100000 had been
raised to put I4orimer over he re.
fused to give the name OF his inform
ant for the reason that what he had
testified 10 had been told HIM IN con.
fidence The committee Insisted that
ne answer or 40 to JAN. hut ne was
spared the humiliation OF the latter
alternative by Edmund Funk, OF the
international Harvester company.
who voluntarily appeared and con.
fessed that il was himself Who had
informed Mr. kohlsaat on what had
been done Mr. funks testimony on
ened d rich lead It showed that a
Mr Hines, mcmber OF the lumber
trust had told him that 100000 had
been used 10 fiX the Illinois iegisla.
tare aud requested him, Funk, to-
chip in $4,000 20 assist in repaying
III The money thus contributed BY
Interests supposed to De benefited
by Lofimer's election was q be sent
to Edward rilden 4 banker and mem.
ber Of the packing trust Herman
Hetier 4 Chicago lumber dealer, al
SO laid interesting facts before inc
committee lie testified that he had
talked with Hines about the iufam-
oNs transaction, and that Hines had
uoasted about It Hines before Mir
Funk appeared before the committee,
had testifiens that ne knew nothing
og any money having bhen Used ia
alaet the tblend-A9igatl statesman: and.
he also said that 4 ofIn.ef hid been
chosen til compliance With the Wishes
OF President raft 1his the presl-
dent denies In support Of Hettlers
testimony are affidayits from hall a
dozen or more men 10 the effect that
Hines bad spoken 70 them about The
matter aud .Ola .llow isaiimeF elec-
tion had been secured.
But later Developments are even
more interesting Il n WiehH,
brother.in-law Of Hines admits 80 the
coIeasiWee that lfines sent hiln at
midnight g M III Cook aud Wli
Nam 0'Brien Minnesota iumbefmen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04
STRONG COMMITTEE NAMED
speeIal Do paIlv ! .ender

Special 10 Daily leader.
Washington. d G., Nav Am 0e
iahomo legislation originating in the
house during Tie sixty.secona con.
siess probably win bc referred n 4
subcommittee of the house commit
ZEE on Indian affairs composed ot
Chairman Stephens, Of Texas. Garter
M Oklahoma and Burke Of South Da.
h0ta The committee of course wag
fpponted by Chairman Stephens.
Auch is expected Of 1T, as both Steph.
ems and Carter have tie best inter.
ests n oklahoma AT heart, The same
may be said Of Representative Burke
who was chairman Of the committee
last year he nevertheless has never
been Close enough to the Oklahoma
situation 70 be able to give the peo.
lie what they really want.
It is expected. that when legislation
affecting the affairs Of the pe0ple ot
Western Oklahoma comes before the
committee Representative Ferris will
succeed Mr Carter ON the sub.eom-
nittee
One Of the first bills ID come be.
tare the committee will be Mr.. Car.
ters bill providing f0i a settlement
pi the affairs OF the Five CIVILIZED
ibes of Western Oklahoma An az.
late Of practically Si0Qa00.dQ0 Is Ia.
Nolyed III the bill lts importance 10
Inc state therefore viii be appreciat-
eil AT once The Carter Bin Vas orig
rally introduced during the closing
Gays Of the last congress but met
with opposition because IT did not
provide for q settlement OF the eiti-
1anship question That is % say Mr.
Garter was not willing 10 40 al faf
~ some OF The Republican members
Of the committee desired Hence Il
deadlock and the defeat Of the bil
insofar as the last session was eane
eerned.
While some doubt remains about
unmediate action "a nevertheless
seems certain that favorable action
yili be taken az The next regular SEES.
sion Of congress. III this connection
10 should be borne in m@d that ii has
been the intention oil Democratic
leaders IN the lower noHse "a engage
n Indian legislation at the special
session
Because of the presence of thirG
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04
9 @ o G O s . @ g @ o O O q G
O. PRESS COMMENT z
. &
3 q @ o @ @ O @ CO q @ q q @ @ 0
price OF on Goes Up

~ WiNd titHlnFfGtl
Two cents a barrel WAS marked up
,.y Tile prairie OH and Gas company
ibis morning and the other tines are
0llowing suit This means 4 great
deaf / the oil cmpany u VIII cause
sVme Of the pessimistic pfodlcers
Who have been Kicking, to look at the
hgures again and see that The ad.
yanee Is the result Of conditions and
which II not changed VIII result III a
sill better price for the production of
the field There are many things
which coDduce to the belief that the
price ID going higher The shutting
down Of work by the Central Fuel
company the disappointment AZ
Usage Junction ana the steady
efaughts of the leading purchasing
END marketing agency on storage an
tend to the theory that the market
win improve instead OF going down.
There is nothing on the horizon
which looks like setback for the
producer III Tact the producer ought
10 feel That the better times are
coming right along They are almost
here The valley OF the shadow is
nt a hateful memory now
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04
WHY GERMANY HAS CHEAP INSURANCE

the following article from the IN
surance Field should answer any
question as TO why fire insurance
costs SO much more In America than
il does ia Germany
How fire IN Berlin Is handled as
to responsibility for it's origin was
recently described by Dr. Bayles who
was present and had his share in the
proceedings. The fire was OF little
moment, in private residence, and
il ia added that II was extingulshed
without flooding much water by tha
use OF chemical extinguishers and be-
tore the firemen left they had ctean-
ed up the debris and scrubbed the
floor 81 the damaged room perfectly
clean
Next morning the gentlemen who
had turned in the alarm was sent
for and conducted before fire mar.
shal or equivalent officer with in.
quisitoria powers That he had I'M
pOrtant engagements elsewhere
counted for nothing Public business
never waits on private convenience
tA~ AHHHtas iAN NA~ iNktU an SOiiG
of questions, which he was able to
answer satisfactorily The, fire was
known 70 have originated .in. coal
which had dropped from a. laundry
stove In the attic and rolled upon an
unprotected wooden floor The ten
ant showed that the stove was an
appointment Of the building. pr0vid
gH bV fhia laudlnrd aud fbaf a ,0hc
neither his dnty nor his privilege
10 change H.
Then the landlord was called lie
showed that he had recently puf-
chased the building, under the u.s.
ual guaranty that all laws and ordi-
nances had been complied with in
construction and appointment; that
ne had neither seen or moved the
stove In question, ana that his III.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04
po Ghoata Ilaunl smamna

NO, never ma foolish NJ leaf Il
iAncied eyil when ihere aie real ana
deadly penls to guafd against Ia me
sWapips ana marRhes baynus. and
ioWlhnds. These are ibe malaria
germs ihat cause aeue. chllis ana
leNrf weakness aches N one bones
and muscles and may induce deadly
lyphold but Electric Btiers des
tfoys aud casts out these yicinua
germs from the blood Three bot.
fies drove All the malaria from my
system wrote Wm Fretwn of
lrama m g. and fye hal nne
health ever since Use this safe.
solt emedy mly SOC at ala drug
Rlsts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04

tention had nor been called to any
conditions involving fire risk. This
was not considered quite satisfactory.
and be was told 10 await further in
strHctIons. Then the builder from
whom the landlord purchased was
called fe had 10 admit aat he, as
builder was responsible for the
setting of the stove as The police had
found II, and that ht had violated
the law ID neglectins to provide a
suitable hearth OF the required kind
and dimensions between il and the
floor For this he was held culpable
liable
The assessment against him began
with the estimated cost to the city
OF responding TO the alarm and ok
tihaNshing the fire. inclhded the
damage to the furniture and property
81 tenants, and was rounded by ap
exemplary fine OF 50d marks aa q
reminder that laws are enacted for a
purpose. and carry substantial penal
ties for their violation, The dam.
age TO the building was not included
in the assessment against the build
er. II was held that while the own
er had net committed the violation
of the law which caused the five, he
had been negligent in not discover.
Ing and correcting III and FOR this
reason he should pay for his own
repairs aud stand charged with
knowledge Of his duty IN like eases.
That he escaped a fine WAS deemed
cause for congraulation among
his friends Had he owned the
building longer he would undoubt-
edly have had To pay d fine for ne.
glect Of duty In permitting a violation
Of law to exist on his premises s
Fires do not occur III Europe one
tenth as often us til the United
States, because somebody must be REF
sponsible there.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04
80 AETER 80 80

A statement showing the numhar
of disease cases due to files ls inter
esling Just at this ianetme when peo
pc are getting ont their screens aud
cleaning No their winter rubbish AS
es 0it in = recent treatise on the fly.
tke facts include
Upwards of 100000 cases of ~.
rhoid fever with $4,000 deaths, a
large proportion traceable to flies.
Forty-tae thousand insautile deaths
1000 OF whom are more than two
ears old. from acute contagious dys-
entery largely from fly Infections.
In this connection this warning IS.
sued by the civic club, which is pre-
pargs Tor ahNRt the same sort Of
psanieipal house cleaning as should
be done ia Guthrie under the auspices
W the bUaid ol health viii be inter
aeling
With ths sconrge 70 fight nom
hers 0i the civic club are doing their
utmost 10 make cleanup week a
genuine securing process. with the
impetus given the movement ny the
action Of the bureau OF civic affairs
af tho board 81 trade aud the active
cooperation of the board D fhealth,
members expect "a see every back
sard dirty cellar aud alley bright
nE a new pln when the last rub Is giy.
en- Oh the night Of May q
Jasi one word more about the tiy
Iii view og the municipal house clean
ing that will commence SO soon Ex-
termination Il the Enthusiastically
IL long step toward comfortable and
eleanly living. Nearly half a mill
l}un eases Of typhoid fever occur an.
nnally III this country These result
n 50,00N deaths and Ia the loss of
$3.50 100000 ia material wealth For.
rNfige thousand sbahles. 7.O00 Of
whom are more tlstu two .gears 0lu.I
nle annually fronS aglie. contagious
eysentery These hithl tpe uteoAntsl
I'd millions ofnon-3 tai eases are now
recognized 10 be tlthfiy infections
Other infections are also carried byl
lilies more often than We suspect, soI
that the home and city elean.up isI
sure 10 eliminate many most serious
problems Of hygiene So do not for-
Ret that elean-un week is almost.
rerel If there Is no dirt there viii.
be 10 flies To carry disease
This is rather lengthy and some
What scientific version of the slogan
Swat The nv Bul don't lei that
confuse you Swat the pest. ins the
same
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04

gon continue io keen him2 Ana yci
Ws dismissal would De na mote than
iust an exercise ut mo wcfdl You
have a cook VINO burns tha roael on
p0lsons the pudding Must S0u keep
her1 And Net her dismissal Wonld
bc no more than nlsi an exercise ot
ma fecall
You might FOLLOW That line 81
40mhl lhWi ID yonr list Ql exam
'lReS y0ha had 'iha'ihdta Factory Nhyl
htltsons Whbn~nefAb indeed hired
'ib tNNoH ddlMs of commercial
Worth aud moment shaniu lhey
through idle.vieloHsness, ignorance ot
drunkenness become Nnti lar service
0r ihe trusi 10 which hey were eall
cd Must you still contune them Ia
then places fm one year. Two years
four N would be rank instance
of business imbeciity 10 do So. Ii
would make bankrupt IA tne long
ran even $50 rich an institution As
standard or
And yei what "a tho difference be-
tween public and private business,
Should you elect q mayor who sells
out your interest To a group of trac
ilan bandits, on who. through ign0r
ancc oi q drunken disregard for 40
cencY and Right. hetray You or dis
grace you are YOU 10 remain power
less 20 ria yourself vi him for me
full four years OF his term such
argument IS The sublimltaiion Of ID,
prepHsterous and IT applied IN phi
yate business would moan that hay
ing, through some blindness. named
a burglar as night watchmah TO ,
hanlS for four years, that cracksnar
must be continued in his position foi
four Years albeit you had more char
once canghe b'm with bis burglar
inus hands IN the rich bowels y
the safe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04
lEFEERsoM AND AAMlLroN

4 isniN1oiaentha, the clerk og inc
iihited States senaie gets Al ovation
"a the house of representatives, bat
ite other day be got two Of them ii
q'iick succession. according 10 the
Wichita Eagle
Ine Ilrst came when he announc.
ga thal tue upper house had anpro
nriated money 10 build monument
10 Thomas Jefferson IN Washington
Then the Democrats jumped up ana
cneered IKE mad
The second ovation broke loose
when he announced THAT che senate
dad also appropriated money TOR a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04
okraeomals Special Election.

0klahomas special constitutional
election last week hardly received
the attention outside the state that
che issue warrants. The constita-
tioh 81 Oklahoma contains clause
forbiading tne railroad o. public SER
vice corporation from buying out an
other thes idea being 10 preserve the
benefits ot competition 70 the public.
Hnch objection was raised 10 the pro
vision hy the railroads and many bus
mess interests, which regarded the
prohibition as hindemng The due da.
VelOpnent 0f the state Il was de-
elared BY railroad representatives
that construction could not go ior-
ward In the state with this hamper
lng provision of the constitution, and
sentiment IN the cities OF Oklahoma
seemed TO be Of the same tone Fur
therm0re, Il was alleged than OKLA.
homa IKE Texas, has crown weary
Of che endless corporation conflict
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04

70 notify then 10 avoid the Cool
county process servers cook testi.
flies that Hines told him that he
lHlnesh was going to Springfield
the next day with money enough
20 elect Lorimer. and Iorimers elec.
ton followed Immediately aiterward
Cooks testimony also to some OK,
tent duplicates President TAFT and
Senator AldWch il the dirty business
He says that in a conversation with
them previous to this time they had
expressed disapprobation Of Senator
Hopkins course, and had told him
that, nnd' 4 no circumstances. should
Hopkins be reelected
Bur in the act Of the drama now
being played Edward Tildcn. presl.
dent Of the National Packing com
pany and reputed custodian OF the
Sl00000 bribery fund, IS the princi-
pal figure filden was summoned
to appear before the committee and
bring his books He refused to do
either wherenpon he was arrested
G Cummings and George NJ. Bene
diet, bankers and closely connected
with filden In business affairs. were
also cited to appear before the com
mittee They toe were placed un.
der arrest on charges OF contempt
All, however have been released upon
2 write Of haheas corpus and the
public anXiouSly awaits TO see what
the next move viii be
And SO the dirty game goes ON,
dirtier and drtier a each turn OF
the wheel
II Tilden, Cummings and Benedict
are innocent of wrong doing. why do
they make such desperate endeavors
70 avoid process, and 10 avoid an
pearing before the committee n
nncent men do uof fear the hight on
Investigation
Bun Il Will be observed tlat sAe
chain of testimony all the way
through connects the packing and
lumber interests with l-orimers elec
tion The trusts elected him 10 mo
teci the packing interests ana "a
keep np the tariff on lumber.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04

and was ready % take res ana iet
nil#lness hum without n'sifilnt
from the comment of nieI ~ iHe
Oklahoma newspapers, there WNs No
0pHhl Of the result III ihn election
the clapse would he repealed hy q
sul# majority Governor Cruee and
lhc Democratic state administrations
advocated Npoa white former GoY
efhef Haskell urged retaining Ole
elRMe 0 Woe consultation Party lines
were not drawn fhc vsnH ul the
election has surpflAed me prophet
tnr the clause Us retained be- a ma1ol
~ aboni tgVp Evidently oklahoma
ls ues faadY vet 20 Withdraw the safe
sNalds "A cunpefi4Qn thal n ofieia.
.ly idoklel u fihalA Ag vim EaIlieal
ss'.',''l'' w e'l''f goga w. f.AEIsGsay EIGa " y
IHW@iVfsuWGf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04

The Texas Woudes cures Kidney
ana bladder troubles, removes gravel.
cures diabetes, weak and lame backB.
rheumatism, and irregularities OF lhe
kidneys and bladder Ia both men and
women regulates bladder trouble ia
children II not sold by your drug
glst II win be sent BY mail on re-.
ceipl " ST. one small bottle Is Two
months treatment, aud seldom iailA
10 perfect cure. DR. u. w fIall,
1896 Olive street. ST. Louis. Mo Send
for testimonials from different states.
Sold by druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04

The superintendent az ne Naval
academy apologized 60 Prof Beers
and his daughter as directed bg the
Navy department. and then resigned
Ills resignation WAS al once accept.
ed, bnt with the Official statement
tfat the change has mo relation TO
the recent Miss Beers incident u
used TO be said Of Bismarck that he
fooled all the diplomats by simply
telling the truth but that kind o.
diplomacy doesn't seem 10 80 with
the departments al Washington
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04
cHAos LICE KILLER

For all chicken Diseases, ssee miie
roap efc II Is not expensive ANA ii
application will do. ine work III mos
cases Can me np today ARA iet NJ
teli you what Il dld ioe nay ehickeai
Mrs 4'ilea Keiso phone S2S, No
West Nohlc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04

A cynical critic Of the upliitefs
in Chicago writessa letters 10 one oi
th newspapers declaring the direct
prlaary failure because il cost
saa0NN0 and didn't result ia Prot
Nerriams election, after an But
what Is s150,0a0 to Chicago, city
that Ii It's time has paid probably 50
t0 100 millions III the various excess.
eR al bad government
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04

II wasn't necessary for Standard
on 10 issue it's denia OF the stories
sfllaf ii had financed the Mexican rev
olaii0n Big business sometimes
back an American revolution, but not
against d safe ana sane ruler like
purfirio Dia2.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04

New York ought to get q handsome
new state house for the millions
TO be expended It paid upwards ot
40 millions for its former 6.nillion
dollar capitol but those good old
days 0f easy graft have passed
awav
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04

0Rlahoman on tine committee Mf.
Guire. Republican,, the committee
ls numorously being dubbed I've eo4n
mittee on Oklahoma Affairs m wiich
there seems to be no objection
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04

A Topeka woman Is advertising for
a husband she lost I'll 1889 When
does The statute al limitations run
nj d lost husband
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04

Looking over the past. the colonel
must recognize the TACT thai some
things are more formidable than
the lions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04

The meanest man has been found
nnt West He robbed his wife oi
her switch ami pawned IL for drink.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04

ana the pity OF II Is the troops
can't cross the border "a take m the
siRhts Of Mexico.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04

Straws point direcflY ~ 9 decision
favorable 70 Guthrie Ia the capital
matter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04

President Diaa probably realizes BY
nov the truth 0g the old saying that
republics are sometimes ungrateiuh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04

When dpg kills a sheep upon the
theory that mutton is good to eai iae
J0ke II ou tho 0Og
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04
THE CuTHRE DAnY LEADER'
" LESLIE 9. NIaLAcK.

ruhlIahed daily from Tho Leader
teih.lig West Harrison Avenue
aml sntered NJ tie Guthrie post Office
ca ssoonaelaaA matter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-04

Scottish Rite masons are elnelnl
the praises Of Guthrie This trip