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ummsr schod. and to double up on her
trying TO explain why h was doing
college in three years that she mad
vsrtantly announced her engagement.
The COMMITTEES in charge Of the lunch-
con was Miss Dorothy Kinoh. chairman:
Misses Burgess. Kelley. Goldstein.
Parks and war4ns, Misses Ireland and
Pero. ex-ofacio.
After the luncheon there was banding.
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RoYALIST ARMS SEIZED.

Portuguess 0overnmsat Gets Two
Car Loads.
vTfHAoARCrA. Spain. June i6.~Ad-
vices from P%ontevedra state that the
Spanish authorities stopped and seized
at tho railroad station there W carr
nlled with arms and ammunition and
destined for uss Of Portuguese mon
arch,sts.
The supplies had been unioadsd from
a German steamer here and forwarded
by rail on the strength Of the ship
per's afidavit that they consisted of
machinery.
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Well-timed News Of Women's Sweaters

Every woman who expects to motor. sail, golf, 60 tlampins Or cross the
ocean this Summer will pack a Sweater in her trunk before she goes away. II
she needs a new one, she will be glad that we secured these fine styles to sell
at saving at this particular time.
The .Sueoters at s. 90 are of Plain Weave. In White. Tan and Gray
The Sueaters at S.. 50 are of Fancy Weave. in White
All aree evenly knit, finely finished and wenf fitting and never would be sold for these prices
utbe man wo made them hadn't become bankrupt and the yarn maker hadn't wished to get
a annoo Of HE nancy mack All dus to sar, but quantity limited.
Our regular assortment of NomensSw etHa ranges III Pne "n WV Y" XAnnV ao
contains an admirable variety MAn FLOOR
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Tho "Coquille" In Summary
ColOrs. $3.50

This sea-shell shaped hat Is ideal
for wear at the seashore, Made OF
fine ramie braid, in white, pink.
green, burnt and black, simply trim
med with a large black velvet bow.
This is one OF our exclusive models.
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Saturday Jottings

GAY RIBBONS-UNDER-
PRICE. Silk Brocaded Sash Rib
bon. IN In. wide, in pink, light blue
and white, $50 yd.. regularly $3.50;
612 in, 38o yd., regularly 60c. Satin
Striped Ribbon, 515 in, navy blue.
cardinal or brown, with white, 22c
I'd, regularly 3Sc. Acc All-silk Ores
den Ribbon ut 28c yd. CSC All-silk
Taffeta or Messaline Ribbon, In plain
colors, 6al to ga in, zoe yd.
Main Floor
SILK SHETLAND FINISHED
Wells. so much In demand, in black,
white and %colors. are specially priced
at 76c each. regularly 81 to $l.5O;
others up to $2.26. Chiffon Cloth
Wells, in various c%slors. Toe each.
Main Floor
PRETTY LEATHER HAND
BAGS. Brought out by n maker who
knew how TO combine novelty, quail
ity and low price. Pleated or folded
in front and back, with polished gilt
or nickel or leather-covered frames,
In seal grain. Morocco and saffan
leather. in black and colors. %. s2.6o
and $2.76. Main Floor
AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS
will be interested In q demonstration
OF japanese Water-coloring for prints,
on Saturday and Monday, In the
Camera Store, from 10 until 8. Neg
atives enlarged to 8xl0 in. on llxl4
in. card, i8c, regularly SOC. Devel-
oping films 6 or IL exposures. up to
4x5 in, &c. For two days only.
Fourth Floor
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TO LIVE LONG

Use Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as
prescribed. Itbuilds up the nerve tissue,
tonestheheart givespowerto the brain,
strength and elasticity to the muscles
and richness to the blood; it brings into
play all the vital forces and stimulates
the mucous surfaces and little glandsof
the stomachto healthy action, thereby
improving the digestion and assimila-
ton of the food ndgiving to the system
it's full proportion of nourishment.
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and exquisite hand embroidery, in white and cohrs.
Styles with high or Dutch neck, long, SNORT nono or regular sleeves
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VICTORS and
VICTROLAS

A complete assortment In the Ohm
bel Talking Machine Room. whefs
you are invited to listen TO the nsW
records. and select any type you wish
OF these wonderful instruments on
fhAaa amall naxmenfA.
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Sailor Hats Descend to 900

Several weeks ago we made a tremendous purchase OF these
Hats and sold them all, except these, at 65c. Tomorrow, we shall
sell the remainder at GOO, because the collection has dwin-
died down to a few colors-burnt straw, royal blue, red and
white, But shades will harmonize with linen suits. and are
several withstand medium high crown; black and self-color
gill, hands Main Floor
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As m example tho two Dresses r.
lustrated-Dress at 90 is Of very good
quality p~ercale. trimmed with white
pique collars and cuffs scalloped in
color; tan, pink and cadet blue. Dress
at 1915 is Of fine white lawn, trimmed
with embroidcry--in fact, tho skirt is
one deep embroidery founce.
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Sample Dresses for the
Babies, 81. 80 and $3.50

Dear only in one sense OF the
word, as these prices are remark
ably little for dresses Of such
quality and daintiness.
Fine batiste and lawn, trim
med with fine laces and embroid-
cries, with yokes, longand natural
waistlines, and some with panel
fronts. Each q different style.
Second Floor
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Women's

But in this instance the trait is very acceptable, as one may
wear these Steamer or Motor Coats with either gray or eminence,
on the outside, also green or brown. Modishly fashioned and
carefully tailored. Sleeves are even finished with wind shields,
e19.76. Other reversible styles, $751; S26 and $3.50.
These coats are also two-faced, but not reversible-blue and
gray, or purple and gray. with or without hood, $3.50. Other
styles up to $6. .
White Polo ~Coats-snowy woolens, s22. 90, s2e.6o and
eS4.60.
The Raincoat collection Is also proud of a new model-very
modsh, in tan or slate color, s12.6 Other styles, 50. 80 to $46.
Reversible Lightweight Linen Goats. 1915
Yes: two coats in one-natural. with mulberry, black or
blue. Many other styles in Pure Linen Coats-for motoring
and general utility wear-$6 to $A5.
Reversible Pongee and Satin Goats, SIS
Remarkable both from the viewpoint of style and quality.
Natural pongee and black satin, Of course. Other Pongee Goats,
SIS to $46. Third Floor
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WEEKEND
NOTIONS

Duchess" Washable Dress
Shields, 26c for 8 pairs.
Wash Betting, loo yard.
Washable Net Collar Founda-
tons, 3 for 10c.
Collar Supporters, 6 cards,
25c.
defender Safety Pins, 4
cards, 10c.
Grip Fast" Shirtwaist Belts,
2 for 26c.
Shoulder Braces, all sizes, zoo.
Cuff Links, In Coral, Pearl or
Blue, zoe set.
Pearl Belt Buckles, 16c.
Whittemore's Shoe Polish,
"Gilt Edge" "Quick White"
and Dandy" 16c bottle.
Ribbon and Braid Tie Laces,
in Black, White and Tan, 100
and 16c pair. Main Floor
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SATURDAY
From II A. M. to 8 p. M.
A trio of good singers, accom-
panied byaviolinist anda pianist.
Many f~avorite selections from
Our Sheet Music ct 80
will be rendered, including
mine" and "The Last Rose Of
Summer"
Subway Store, Lower Floor
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USUALLY one Dose
ENDS INDIGESTION
Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Gas and
All stomach L istress
Vanishcs

II your meals don't fit cotifortabIyy
or you feel bloated after eating. fnp
yoa believe il Il the FOOD @nicl aiFs
yon ii what little YOU eat l.es like a
lump OF lead on yonr st0aiaeb ~
there Is difficulty In breathing after
eating, eructations Of sour, unaigest
eli food and acid, heartburn ora asl
or a belehing OF gas, you eaH make
up your mind that you nee some
thing to stop food fermentation and
cure Indigestion
TO make every bite Of food you
eat ala in the nourishIaent and
strength OF your body. YOU must rid
your Stomach Of eoisona excessive
acid and stomach gas which sOurs
your entire meal--inlerferes with di-
gestion and causes 50 many uffer-
ers OF Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, BIZ
iousness, Constipation Gripping etc.
Your case is NO different- on are a
stomach sufferer, though gou may
call ii by some other name, your
real and only trouble is that wnieh
YOU eat does not ligesr. producing
almost any unhealthy cond ton.
ease OF Papes DlaBepsn Will
cost fifty cents 8t ang Pharmacy
Ihere, ana will convince any stom-
lach sufferer five minutes after taxi
ing single dose that Fermentation
and Sour stomach is oalaing the
misery OF INDIGESTION
! No matter II You cali your trou-
Ible Caturrh Of the stomach Merry.
business or 6astfitis. or by any other
In8me always remember fh9t a GER
ltain cure is waiting at ANY drug
store The moment you decide 10 be
lgin it's use
| pape's Diapepsin viii reg 1iate any
lont-of-0rder stomach within five MN
utes. and digest promptly, without
ANY fuss or discomfort all oil any
kind OF food You eat.
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How Many Men
Keep Youthful
TroIn Tie soe71I RoaIsieTT


If is Wel known that within recent
Years lhe men have become eHten
patrons ol beauty speeidlisi and mas
aeur E0t ani} lhe ,asndions. but
men generally aho nave care i4r
nersonsi appearance. fAis haa also
led f0 fhe em -logn.enf by maul li
means "a cH.aied % enhance or pre-
serve physical a.trsetigenrss espe j.
ATS by those Hh0 ah4ef beaafg Har
l1Is
on these. perhaps me most widely
used 81 ordinary mercoilzed wax
v gtteA explains lhe mystery 1f rho sii
ferha.lcd gentlemen slta The lof sA
face The mere8ilzea Nas. olta.na5le
at any drug store H 3iiea aliei
shaving. the same IS cold cream. onis
NOT rubbed n This gradually ab
sorhs the dead and haifdead cuueie
n tins particles reFea lng the fresh
er healthierhued skin beneath If
secure best results many apr.Y fhe
wax al might. washing if OFT in ths
morning. Women not only encouraEe
husbands n this bai use the treat
ment themseiyes.
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TEMD[R TERM BAD
FOR THE D00TLEGGERs
Herber and Workman Denisd
New Trials Both are
Sentenced

Motions were made by Joe HeFber
0f this city and Sherman Workman.
OF Mulhali for new trials before
Judge Lawrence this afternoon Iiiey
we're oyerfaled and sentences we're
passed KIerber Was given 500, and
costs and tsiiaty days. while Work.
man must pay $50 and serve thirty
days Bootlegginp is becoming q pre-
earious occupation and the last tW1
yenires of the present term have Psa
the fear OF the law into the minds oi
the profesh.
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FOR THE NECK
AND SHOULDERS
A Free Prescription That Instantly
Removes eismis es. Tan.
Freckles, and the Wrinkles
and Marks Left ~
High Collars.
Prepars h q Yaar 90 toms.

The Dutch ue,k and fbe sgeulne Gown
l0 offfu exposes rhe di-euiofatIgus
ant bttulshfs of hisf collars of the
fieftr ar tsn ard f0ekIr-- tt - easy
fH overcome these elnil tiolls- and maze
fhe meek tesHfEal and aaite and sort
aHd furrsfl-ta remove in sta.f words,
ftrrt hIeIaish. and g. ueks the Dutch
e.siaf 49, at-Iatfiae as lf 8 camfoItaDie
IH.s pres rlrtNu can also D. Used on
frr snnliteI- ufti it rs fnafseiousIy ef-
fnrfIre tl nFIufIfF ihf 4alsds ssud arms.
ii sou eaut 20 ia rs - % yonr
lrlEsHl art lq empty tNo-pnncs bot
.r His1 Hrf-uattlt bottle - kuiaA
faruroaul hsif tne enfis- bottle ID
k fiiEs mf1H pee. fe.>-9laee bottle add
q Gll4ter VS. 4n alnee q witch aaAei-
irHn rt aftit aEfeE fsfatsaEa tsii- az
golr own abHe. lHs. faen tna iatoN
what rsl hHFe une aapliea Ion vii
asi ul-h rau ft Is deiieiously cool
ARID santhiuE lud mat Affected uN
rtrsrIrltiar il wiH uai Fah off
Do Vnu DUR on Une hand unlr.
ln ono s1H 20 tae ufck and note
Gee lIflfrrurf yau UfH s-e the wonder
faI change it makes Instantly The
resuls arc perrnautnt ana cnntiaaed
u-e nf lIie uie sfi9a afi result in q
eElr ls srlt tnl smooth as thiids a
.sIn lraln aElrn Ielness and rouahnzsa
anI frackl- have been entirely re-
moved.
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NE EAl Al ELKs CAFE.
WARNING AGAINST
GRAIN THIEVES

Editor I.eader Viii you kindly
give this q space n your paper. as
would like 90 warn the farmers
around here Of scme grain thieves
I have some ground rented in Bear
Creek township have planted
dwDri maize and the tracks OF man
and woman are seen They walk
With a sack ANA go thfetgh and take
the largest aBd best heads Off uf
couple OF rows. then ieave a few rows
anA take mure rney have taken
some 20 or IS sacks Of good feed
lhere Us no much feed iii gais part
So We farmers need al We raised
East Side oi Guthrie l0wsnhip -
a Reeves
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Rev J + uncapher, o. III soutn
elm street. tells the following story
of an accident which occurred to him
when d boy and remarkable cure
perfected recently "ThirtgllYe years
ago / was iyiug on the ground under
an oak tree watching a boy c0mpan-
ION climbing lr Hiece OF bark cell
in my eye, the result Of which was !
carried blood clot IN that eve until
recently. Some months ago met
Mr.. ~ + Sheriff, of This city, and be
told me Of his Dead Shot" eve water.
I tried it and after using few bottles
the blood ciot has entirely Disappear
ed and the whites of my ewes cleared
o the red aud tuilammed condition.
I consider il a wonder I can see bet
.ter and clearer than ever before
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SUFFERED ALL
NIGHT LONG
Painful Exreritnee of Mrs. atephsns
Husband Tries in Vain 20
Obsain Relief.
-..--s.-a-- sa-~.~-ve

a'fsa TF9a ~
H pon.c NJ Nls aff night long
saws Yrs. P G Stephens o. N 2
riace y wouId sussar wifh my back.
ana had such dragsihsf down palns
Il ccald not stand f e walk oF ride,
for Il would PIT me n bed
Siy health h4d bsea sad for two
years ay ausbla 9oy he oes. fiue-
tors tha; he knew Blt heir medicine
stid me nc good
Used Catdai. the woman's tonic,
nd l puE NE on my feet again
am feeling as well as ! did when
Aas ~ years Old
nsed abem b9.les in 90. aud
rdus has heiped be more than any
ihIte that used
toos lots 81 either medic mes. bat
ney aid me re good
AS leag as lise. woe be win
ont Caraai In he honas
Ag Z remedy E0r weak, fefesi torn
ont wcaen. Who suffer from any oE
the aches aud pains caused by Wofls-
aRiy troubles. CaFdai has been PROV
4a s aad reliable
Composed of g#ntle-acting. herb
sak teients its etion II y ild ana
natalai ard Il aas ~ bAd affef-es-
.Iec hefel0se harmless fo-
yoa4g oE oAt
it has ipad 9taaFa and should
certainly heip Yan tao
Try it
N n Write to. ladies' AdgisDry
Dept. Chattanooga Medicine CO.,
chattanooga, Tenn FOR Special In
structiona, aud 64 page book Home
treatment for Women. sent in plain
wrapper. on reaueat
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TACKLES THE siERRAs.
Aviator Fowler Finds Ehgiae Not
Strong Enough for Tfi2.
fRv Assoclatell Press.l

colfax. Calf. Sept 23-Aviltor
Fowler left here this morning at 6:5t
on his flight across the Sierras.
Fowler returned o CoiIaX at $50
having been forced to turn back al
ter reaching Blue Canyon twenty-five
miles away. He said the esgine was
not strong enough to carry him over
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SPECIAL SERVICE At TRINITY
SUNDAY FOR BUSINESS MEN

Cali has been made by ] j. O.
Rourk. pres dent of the chamber OF
commerce. J. A Brown. president oil
the Retailers association. and " A.
llayson. seoretarg of both orgaalza-
lions. for attendance by members at
the services in Trinity Eplseopat
church SUNDAY morning The organ.
ia. ians~haNe received speciai IN
yltation from Rev A. y. Nicholas
recior. sud an are urged 70 nj end
The snbiect Of tie sermon viii he
Ghrsts Instructions to 50. Mat
thew
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Remember The Epworf1 lecture
course ihe 0nly lecture rure ln
the cfy IBIS se son. l9ll-I2 Talent
furnished hy ihe wei known Redpaib
5layt0n Lycom bureau Following
De- fhe talent fc this season. Har
mony Concert Go Dunbar Orchestral
ladies' ThoHas Brooks FLETCHER.
Moniegiiie Flowers. Cos r. Glenn,
Dunbar Ben Ringers The ahOFe- is
ile best talent ever selected f0f "a
lecture c0afse iu Guthrie The price
is the ame 81 ever $500 l3ult seas
On tickets 81 student Sea 90 tics.
cts. Single admission S5ec md sc
Tickets may be had al Ma-ly Smith
Keep Neat CLUB. +. r. pIrsons at
The Oklahoma State bank. ,'.s Cam
feld at ile ieideT Office t Stars
Roach DO the Guthrie SAVINGS bank
Season ticket holders may haVe che
same seats reserved for the entire
course without extra cost, il desired.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Omega Murphy I'd Clement II
sayles. wd.. 81. 500. lots to 4 lots
2i to "a. Block z New Marshall
Leah D. bay to Maud Turner. WI.
81. 500 East halE ii " qnarter ~
rs "; quarter ~ II ".
VIM AZ Stats ct TX 10 George N
Blair, wd.. so. IA 6 quarter 10 l1
west
IA. II. Reynolds ct ux TO Linda
Woods, wd
The United States 10 Thomas 5
Walker Tip y = quarter % is "
----->-~----~--
ne Eaa ar EIKE rAEE
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o o o o @ q @ O G @ o @ @ o {
o PERSONAL AND LOCAL
: c
q q @ O O q @ o o O O o O o

Chris Madsen. chief deputy u s.
marshal was over from Enid awall'
isg orders today
II is reported .hat Lon Hagin ana
pob Hatcher farmers northeast o.
Govie. fought over water; that ~
shots we're fred and that Hagin wa
wounded
The cast was removed from the
fractured limb Of C n Martindaiee
this morning az bis home on East
cleveland The physician In cmrse
states that the progress OF the Khil-
ding 1f the bones is good aud ING
homes are uniting we'll i rs hoped
flat Mr. Nartndalo viii be recoVeF
III sugic.entl 10 be around soon.
Fresh chocolates 2ac d.. Saturday
at Barricks. 204 r Okla
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THE BEST medicine you can take
u to e yourself OF humors AND
Gear your complexion, ls Hood Sar-
sapanlla -i it's also THE CHEAPEST.
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Notes And Personals OF.
:s}ocietu
phone 1914
Miss 6ess Gano
Miss sess oano

A Reyerie
Those hearts OF ours--how stranee'
how Strange.
How they years to ramble and love
to range
Down through the wales of the years
long gone.
Up through the future that fast rolls
on.
Todays AIRED ull--so they went their
ways
Back to their beautiful yesterdays;
The present Is hank-Sn they wing
their flight.
To future tomorrows where all seems
bright
Build them O bright and beauliiai
home
.Theyn soon grow weary and want
to roam,
Find them spot without sorrow OF
They may stay day, bat they're on
again
Those hearts OF ours-what iooIs'
what FOOLS
How they laugh 81 wisdom, her cant
ana rueai
lpaw they waste their powers, and
when wasted frieye
Fof wbat they nave squandered ana
Father Ryan.
Mrs Tell Walton has returned
from trip to Kansas Gty
| Miss va Fife Is entertaining the
Delta GGamiaa sirls this afternoon.
Dr. ana Mrs Hugh scoti haYe
moyed into a new home on l4lsNes'
Warner avenue
stuart Briggs Of Paris, Texas. for
melly oi Guthrie, spent yesterday ID
Guthrie with friends
! Mrs. Henry Asp who has been me
eus sd OF Mrs IS. NJ Carter Felufheu
aome Friday morning
Mrs. slade. wife OF Dr. slade. and
formerly OF Guthrie. is in tn CITY
visiting friends aad relatives.
Mrs Charles Seely, who has been
sting I'm Arkansas City for the past
.Ro wee0s. has returned hone
3Irs. Dool.tie Of Strong CITY, Kan.
H. visiting her parents Counel and
Mrs Tom Jones, on North Vine
street.
MRS. E. & Tenor (nee Jessie Samp
| scn ana little SON, horn several days
ago, ate getting along nicely ne
| bv has been named Paul Richard
Mrs Caagles Moss, N Crescent arr
| rived this morning and viii Spend
few days with her daughter MISS
June. VINO is student 81 . ". Y,
Miss Emma Aisierson Of North
Eroad street. entertained Mrs john
siens cf COyle, a lew days this Week
MIS- Signs resumed home THURSDAY
evening.
AIRS. J. G Whltefield. Who has had
yphoid fever for several weeks is
slowly recovering and her friends
are glad 10 know there has been 2
change or the better
Miss Mildred Rcach came over
| from Oklahoma city iasi evening 20
,5st. ~, re,g d.vs with her broth
az ,4srt- ma ot thc houe of her
mel q Il Rouch I'm Eos+ Noble
Konfon Rrown student OF the l..
- Ia wbc has a reputation as "a
lar Emo Tbursdav e,orsne IN foot
bqu ,racboe fIis MANY schpolmates
home fo,. n speedv recovery
Tbe Ivomeps Wisslouarv society
1T tae rlrs, gautfst church N HI give
Ibsir a sntlal enl sfntanf taa. m 30
,n Ia the home al Mrs X Mans
t~ai5 Nci,je avou,ie. Nfs l8a /.
I N.rrFr tfataFfa F.t4Afnmurg frnft ftFa.
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car Ar ELKs CAFE
STEVENS srlLL ~ BED.
BOY Injured BY Elmer Stout ls fet
IN q Bad Way.

81 ,k Stevens. the we'll known COT.
TON farmers and government repoit
er today Nlomod The Leader mat
Ills son. Robert seventeen years OLD
sfrncs over The head eith d rifle by
Elmer stouf tgo weeks ago tomor'
row ia getting aicng as vel as can
De expe Hed hut is not able to be
out. The wounds in the head are
san nainlul md ihe base Of the brain
s. ifec ed
Sir stegenf attributes The fact
that that tue boF Is alive 20 ihe care
given h.m e. the time OF tue acct
dent ly Joe Jack. negro of fhe
nn.. hnnlhnnl
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Q . o @ o @ @ o Q O @ o o @ C
sHoPT CUTS TO THE NEWS
} D Q . D 3 0 Q . . Q . Q D

The green bug pest has subsided
The invader disappeared as it come
unheralded ani without fanfare.
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r D. Dawson. a jeweler OF Clinton.
has fled q voluntary petition in bank
mDtcy In the federal court giving his
Liabilities at $2555 and his assets at
S6,37G Including $1,000 insurance
policies
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Miss Eva Alt. of Lincoln, Nebraska
has arrived TO become teacher Of do
nestle So ence in the Guthrie schools,
aHoceedina Mus A. x, Price, resigned
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fTia not one man Cr class ui men
lhaf makes this natou great;
Rut the pure women ln our hnmes,
The children at ine gale
~ Tewis
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WnE AIeaIre. of Sninner, WAo
killed nis mther-in-mw. John Hender
son. OF Coyle. has been released rom
the PaPyn ecuunty Jail on $1,000
bond
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-23
PAVING TAX MEETING.
Ladies Invited % important Gather
ing Tuesday Night.

The meeting called for Use city hlll
ON tle paving TAX penalty mailer last
night WAS Wen attended Some OF
the mliu boosters were absent sna
another meeting vas Get iur tae ciiy
haii Tuesday night
Ah taxpayers are urged tp attend
this meeting Ihe ladies cspecLal1
are invited ~ aid ifA tlelr Ceah
SCI ana nnuenee. acc9rdinE ~ ipe
cill issued TO-DAY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-23

The world gelIfirei the swee-esi
ihiue ln iife
Is the uueiouled welcome of vie.
a. r. Willis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-23

movement started b. member o
El Reu3s od citty council tu attempt
fo reinstate q CouneIiWaHla fofm oi
government following the supreme
caurt decision whlea knocked oHi
tho commi i0u form " government
.in Guthrie. has been defeated pt
former Maror j. A IaBryef. vho re-
fproa Do can u speeiai meeting or ue
rftr council called for uy lFe menf
hers of the former council