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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-08
r ANDO M
THINGS s FILINGS

TAKE day of If you are feeling |
tired, and try a little fishing trip.
Cd
SOME people like to do business
with dark lantern rather than a cal |
cium.
1T is blamed hard to owe a man so
much money that you have to giggle
at his jokes.
WELL the Harbor could be made
about lot worse things than baseball,
that's a cinch.
| PERHAPS Indiana's favorite demo
cratic sons for the presidential nom
ination are twins.
1T is cold day when some superior
court judge is unable to give out an
important decision.
| PROBABLY pay you now to stand
in with the country cousin. It's get
ting near vacation time.
-3A-
! SENATOR Kern says McNamara's
arrest was an outrage. Why so keen
to pass judgment, senator?
ABE Ruef is teaching a Bible class
in CALIFORNIA; penitentiary. Apropos
; of the devil quoting scripture. Ell?
= AT least the sentiment against the
fly is almost unanimous. but the fly
doesn't care a tinker's dam for senti
ment
BY the way, whom did the North
ern Indiana league officials make the
official pop dispenser-corn and bot
ties?
I IF it keeps on the board of, county
e commissioners Will have to use
thrashing machine with the license ap
plications.
e PROF. scouts finding of old arl
d story. Only way some profs can ge
q their names in papers is to start scout
ing something
le MR.. Henry Dorsey of Gary. take
t. life philosophically Easy to do tina
when your neck has been saved fror
the gallows.
Ii THERE is one thing certain. it
n a long lane that has no turning an
- this appeals particularly to the me
who break the laws
er e
lg 1T is going to be a bully surnmt
b. with nothing lacking to make lii
enjoyable if the Northern Indiana Ba
league only holds out.
ST. CINCINNATI is sore because "Boss
IN Cox is not being tried quicker. u.
: the probe, If you haven't got on
. We will lend you ours.
70 go
all THRILLING bit Of news from L
porte. Man in auto plunged into Y,
low river near Toto, Ind Glass
geography will please get wise.
MIR. Hull has enjoyed two nights
restful sleep since the last issue
the Gazette.-Waukega Gazette.
led Cheap to subscribe than to buy me
icine.
on, NEW vorL .,dara =.
the called each other liars" and eur
the Very bad form indeed 1t is not
h ar ways best to blurt out the truth
public.
a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-08

adreres to the absurd and cumbrous
table of pounds. shiilings and pence"
Rap-rap-rap. The raps were for the
lawyer, who remained absorbed in his
own conversation. And even farth-
inss." continued the ironmaster. rs
there anything else IN finance so RI
d,culous as the farthing7" Rap-rap.
The lawyer glanced around somewhat
l,npatientiy. Judge c." Mr.. Car
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-08

NOW If President Taft, who shaves
himself, will tell how he navigates
round the back of his neck, all will be
forgiven-Pittsburg Sun.
Why don't the Washington CORES
pondents solve this mystery?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-08

PERSONS with weak hearts. unable
to stand sudden tidings of great joy,
had better hold on to the back of a
chair before reading this. There is a
chance that the Gary election cases
may be venued again.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-08

BIRMINGHAM under the commits
sion plan has reduced the cost of its
government $4,000 a year. This is a
result that is only more or less so in
every other city that is operating I'M
der the commission form.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-08

AN exchange raises the point as to
whether with Bibles made part OF
the equipment of each room in hotels,
1t will be necessary to chain them
down to keep patrons from carrying
them off
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-08
WHAT?

ELECTRICAL WORKERS OF LAKE COUNTY CO.
LEADERS AND FELLOWS, YcLEPT FIN
NERAN cARMoDY, ocoNNoR
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-08

NEW York alderman at a meeting
called each other liars" and ours. :"
Very bad form indeed. 1t is not al
ways best to blurt out the truth in
public.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-08
coRK LEG LIFE PREsERvER.

Harry Harris, of Logansport, Van
dalia engineer, finds the use OF cork
leg a necessity in getting about in the
common walks of life, but the arti-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-08
FARMER HANGS HIMSELF.

Joseph Cox, of Noblesvilie, age sixty
committed suicide by hanging. His
body was found in his barn by his
wife He had tied a rope to a rafter.
placed it around his neck and jumped
from a buggy. No reason is known for
his suicide. A widow and two children
sur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-24
0 SELL D. & z. RAILROAD
'nperty in Hands Of Receivers To Be
Disposed OF Under Foreclosure.

re Delaware & Eastern Railroad. which
VI INTO the hands OF receivers in Feb
ay. 1870 WIN be sold under the order
ue United States Circuit Court At Mar
~eNiie. Delaware County. y. Y on
'slst Z, according 20 an announcement
AZ by Henry Melville. special master in
foreclosure proceedings brought by
voc e. Taylor. secretary OF the reorgani-
@-oa committee OF tie company leasing
road. Notices OF the sale have been
4. zee On the president, Frederick L. Scar
' eaa fae other officers OF the company.
~ Oh andrew II. MOreland, Of PittsDurg,
~. |l.-am 3. TrOwDridge, Of this city
sea-, "a .De.aWar d Eastern was 10 have eX-
s.-sl ron Hancock y. y. on the Erie
-. -oeA 20 Schenectady, traversing a ter
south % the Delaware & Hudson,
~ lF portion Of the road was built
~, appointment % the receivers followed
- !. pn the cOmpany's 100000 bonds
y ), .oi ec!Osure suit was begun in March
80 yea: under the Delaware q Eastern
-.iuad mortgage.
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fECEVER FOR STEAMSHIP CO..
I-g Z. Wood Named for Bluefelds
Concern in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia. June 23.--Judge Holland in
+ United States Circuit Court to-day APP
t,iso Elmer z. Wood ancillary receiver
+ lie Bluehelds Steamship Company. Mr..
D- It IS said. was the original receiver
ne company, appointed about a year
r. u louisiana.
.,ccrding % the bill Of complaint re-
a.y fled by Frederick VI. Steele. minor
stakeholder. the purpose Of the receiver
+, Is % bring suit against the United
2. Company under the sherman anti
g act for $500, 900 damages. II is
GEL in the bill that the fruit company
ziaec control Of tn steamship company,
eaoy sitting competition in the sale OF
'snas IN this country and causing loss
,ae stockholders
Z coniesting the application for the re-
,H counsel for tire company declared
~ new board u directors was about 10
s'scted and the rcceivership in I.ouisi-
= would probably be vacated
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LOST BANkBOOKS.

s.eSoCk 80. 5=4.4ss OF the Union Dime
IL hank IS missing. ANY person hav-
.s,,e '.ain t1 if U.s. hereby called upon 10
: .sEled.
5000 80. 577, O33 Of the Union Dime
= -ss calk Us missing. Any person hav-
f1sa,, VAIN to 20 is hereby called upon 20
-. ne same within ten DAYS. or submit
= .sssed
+. OF STOLEN --Tankbook No e54. 1873
N, W herman sa ghgs Bank, In the City OF
ros-A corner 4tl ave. and I4th ST.. Issued
u. rs.H Low. All persons are cautioned
r. -fs 9l2ting The same. II not returned
tst''eS. Dank on tae let day OF July. 1911.
IN. fassDo9k So lOG. s2s. issued by the
'rHr,, Sslafe Savings Bank. formerly the
eerss Tor the Savings Of Merchants
.siE "der Will please return u 10 the
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WORK WANTED.

MdIe.
CHACFFF,I- R-Single. would like country plaSe
Tor summer. good references. Actress j. IL
l., ~ sth ave. care OF lynch
CHAI,FFET- R-Swede C35J: single: sixteen years
in this country: habits good. c. u sharp lol
West Both st
DETECrIV Bonded. seeks work by day or
week. city country. Bean. So TonphlnS
ave: tel 1896 Bedford Brooklyn
81 DERT.Y SINGLE MAN wants private place
experienced with gardening. horses car
riazer and furnaces; generally useful; bes'
references for honesty. sObriety and capabiit-
Cell o. address J. Rainsy, 924 Atlantic ave-
BROOKLYN.
PIATEN PRTSSNIAN wants a sit. VIII go
cut Of town. no experimental. correct hab-
It's Address p l.. Tribune Once.
real. ESTATE Experienced man wants man
agenent OF property: can furnish bond; pest
references. money saving results Box 70 lol'
I'd ave.
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PROPOSALS.

s, 11NGlNEER OFFICE ROOM 500. Gus
sz.I e. .-s-. Baltimore. Nd. MAY - 1911
Q.se,., .llp1fais Tor dredging IN Rockhall'
81 500, claiborne and Cambridge Harpors'
ho,ir.5.. +si,aiilt. Chester. ChOptauk warwick,
Ars-s IA Trappe. WicOmicO and Manokin
~ r~H4 lyaskin Creek, Nd. Nantcoke
la "a ana Nd. and Broad creek River.
sost ae received al tnis Office until one
Sttsi h, -. Jane -. 1911. END then pG6icly
sEfy - ~, lfioE on application. IbOS. L.
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FOR SAlE.

BIG MISUNDERSTANDING used ONCE furni-
ture. desks. ypewriiers. cash reglsteIs. az.
ing machines monographs. Ming cabinets
safes addressing machines. time CLOCKS: pai
titions. check protectors. bookcases NAihA"'
III
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CARPET CLEANING.

!, 1T stL cARPET CLEANING Co.-cleans
~ n. tL essed air steam. hand or on rooI
BEANITy AL Last Ash ST. COE *
'COisk CARPET CLEANING WOREs
Frsr p,--.ueat largest. Most Modern .,e
Price WOVEN FROM OLD cARPFi1
- togs ohtasonahle. Send for Circular
>---ttfiI prvauf AR 42o West 49, -
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CITY. -. t,,t...
Mrs Il. A. Balloon. r. benedetto. MIS-; BrooHs,
Brelsford. BarJeistCne Bros. i. IA be9Is son
% = Cohen II. carney Estate Centl44 I>lecl.
SANDY Co Mrs T. DE Faber. Mrs. 7. Dolan'
i Il Doyle. Daisy Dean. Mrs. j. :. Dunn =
DE N0yces L. EDstein. Economy Drug 20, d.
Ernstthal, Mrs. j. Finn, :. Goodman. y. W Ger
Herbert HOton, T. Haserty. J.. !. ~ nan ~ q
Co 4. Herman. j. ~ Kohler SOM 20, Trans
Levy y Leopard Dan Leon. W. II. LochWooG;
T. Lyman. NJ T. MOllisons Manager Man "a
tho Hour Co. Metropolitan Granite e supply
Co Magleo & Fusco. Milen. Greene MIG. o.
Geo FiIlsad Mcdonald. Malloy. Miller Man
haitian " W. Co.. ". +. Mollenha1er W.
Murray. Nora Manion. O. Mueller u U Brlen'
LA O Day, Finzley. Y. c. II. Pierce, Il X
Pettinos, Princess Fruit Coke 60. g. !. I ,iI
Dhineander school. Mrs. II. +. keuDch; husn'
T. j. Roman. Rockwell Furn. CO.. mos I.1oal'e'
Dou1uick Rivu, Roscnstein. Pasqualc osiill4aI
finO Sander & Jacobs Co., ii. Smlth, "1-'sr
Co, \. G.. schoonmakcr, ~. .. shiIh' go
Seeley Max Solomon. Pro'. Sawyer. /. S,'''n'
Is ri soaring. Sterling Furn Co. order. J.. A.
T-avlor J. r. T. Thompson, y. T. InraI,;. va.
Ger Al j Warner. Mrs. White. IL elSuri'
Waldorf Baking CO., y. WAliams, Nni,iiliI. 10
Werner Victim j A. Wilkinson. j. W ii.ia aIIS;
" ZauT. sanitol Chemical CO. q. -. ny TeVei
4 Co Kent Corey Co, John +. Arkihs0x; 10.
furniture CO.. Soyetsky, Sheftman Co on anu
cacb of YOU are hereby notified that the uI,'1
Tor me payment Of the lien we hold upon ~.
household goods, personal effects ana HalEn'
stored by you or FOR your account IN our va, va
sold AT public auction. at 2l3-2l9 East i1oin
- Bronx, New York City, on MONDAY July
i7th 1911. at 10 a. M and continuing OF eFcIs
MONDAY thereafter at the same time ana pace
until All the goods are disposed or MANI,
fJARLEM TERMINAL. STORAGE AND WARE
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HUDSON RIVED
III DAY LINE ~

Steamers leave Desbrosses ST, s 40 \. NJ :
W 42d St A NJ. ". 10th ST., e;2O a M
Daily except sunday. Landing al fonheIs'
West Point Newburgh. Poughkeepsie, hins
sion Point Catskill. Hudson and Albany. III
rect rail connections. Music. Restaurant.
Str Albany runs special 10 lntercoliegia'e ooa'
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Steamer Mary Powell

Afternoon boat for Rondout and way land
ings leaves Desbrosses ST. l:45 p. VI w. 42d
St p NJ: w 10th ST. 2:2O p NJ. Daily
except Sunday. Ideal outing 20 West Point.
returning hy boat rail.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS

New York States Mineral Spring Reservation.
send Today for illustrated Book
Room No 80. The Arcade, Saratoga Springs y Y.
LIVINGSTON Inn, F PGeG 3ss Fe H ,n n
iocstiop. superb view OF Hudson and Palisades.
o ,,tnuteu from station. American and European
nlans. omen air restaurant overlooking Hudson
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GRANT II!E IL E Bs9E1s |
HOUSE. SEND FOR
CArSkILL. y. y. 1911 BOOKLET.

l CATSkILL. y. III EOOk LEI.
,,opr rys-Fievation 1000 feet: hotels. cot
heart OF Adiron dacks. overlooking zoe, 900
q - Corest. 100 Mt. leaks. most beautiful
Ht IN world: booklet. John a. Cole. Lake Pleas
ont Hamilton Co. Y. n y. Office. ll22 b wayl
-,yr NATURAL BEAUTY OF OTSEGO LAKE
ana The historic interest OF the Leather Stock
d. country combine 10 make CoopeTstown.
~. Ne one OF the most charming Of American
summer Resorts.
ADIRONDACK INN. sACANDAGA PARK.
"a, 4, 400 H. Orchestra. Dancing. Golf Tennis
tuu Rathing Fishing. Booklet & Auto Man
- - 1hamborlin. Mgr. y y. ONCE 1927 b way.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. CAIRO. ". Y
TD.an.ifllly situated highest elevation and
most beautiful resort In the catskill Mountains
aSSCommodates $50 Rates s. up Write for
bookIet' MONT MILLER. Prop and Manager.
1,Ictx ATOM RETREAT HOUSE. HESITATION.
cafskil Mountains.-Newiy furnished and rem
,-"s@ AN modern Improvements: beautifully
nI,cation Rates 81 upward. James ID Mcdonald
III, GRANT HOCSB-Under same manage
-, Modern Suites with private baths Re
s,,sd rates FOR June. Guests entitled 20 all prfvi-
Iacs Of the stamford Country Club Golf Course
I'm r Grant. owner and Prop, stamford. Ny
LONG ISLAND.
CRYSTAL. LAKE HOTEL AND COTTAGES
Ereeport l.. Open all year. fine family ho-
81. reasonable rates. automobile parties accom-
nodated A. =. FROST. Prop. Freeport L.
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MECHIN cry.
rYPEWRlTlNe AND TYPEWRlTERs

AZ sH p. Brand New M,ctz-weiss Kerosene
Engine bis sacrifice. Address Ih1Ap
-soser" Tfibuua ofice.
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LAWYERS.

.rssr, a GRAY. COUNSELLOR AT Law.
va. sorEer Gath 81
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INSTRUCTION.

For Both SeXes-City.
THE BEHIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
MADISON SQUARE tl22 BROADWAY).
Brooklyn Branch. 21S-22O Livingston 81.
Schools omen all the year
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SCHOOL AGENCiES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors, Govern
AppIy TO Mrs. II. J. YOUNG-FULTON,
'FT' % Union square.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.


coACHNAN OR CHAUFFEUR. - Single
thoroughly understands care OF fine horses
and carriages. can furnish FIRST class refer
ence: colored. John Green, i brooklyn AVE-
COT PLF-Married: young. Irish; children !;
good plain cook. useful man; gentleman
place; can drive, vel recominehdeo' carpe"-
tors Agency. 154 9Th ave.
IF,---(sernan. gardener and useful cook
and general Homework three months IN me
country. Wilson's Agency. l4l East 01th st.
telephone 2224 Plaza.
FAPMHAND.-Sw Is good teaInster and
mixer; FIVE years experience; sooer, reliable
Nielsen, Mathewson Agency, SIS eth ave. Tel
s7s-Bryant. -
tables glass ana out-of doors American ;
Young married man. L. ". winter South
Piainfeld. \. J. "
USEFUL MAN.-s25; German; gardener horse
COW chickens: industrious. steady man. as ref
ererces VIII show. Wilhelm. Mathewson Agency
SIS 6th ave. Tel. 37s-Bryant.
Female.
vsEwORKER-Neat Young Scotch Protestant
woman; good cook: excellent laundress' can
bake; wages no object e ENG 'n7sq
Lexington ave. cor. cstn.
TOT-SEVO RKER-Youn German; small family
OF adults: $50. c.. Miss Hofmayer AgenCy y
800 and 90 9th ave, ninth door Tel. 4'-' MAIL
ESs-swedish excellent on shirts
and collars and fine linen, So. wilson ;
Ag.ncy, al East 9th ST., telephone 81
MAID sEAMsTREss CHILDs NURSE-Assist
chamberwork Young German Wen reco pm
rnended S, Miss Hofmayer Agency, 90 ai.l
322 5th ave, ninth hooE. Tel. so-' Mau1soH
Square.
NURSERY GOVERNESs.-German lately ar
rlVed. teaches elementary English branches.
kindergarten drawing, painting. music WI
toie charge OF one or TWO children. excellent
references T. B.. Miss FifzGeralds Bureau
SOB 9Th ave.
N1-RST.-For lady Or gentleman: willing and
ohliging: seven years reference NJ, Bell
No l. lac West ga 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-24

VICTOR VISIBLE, 10 Nassau ST Catalosus
free: all makes taken part payment baI GAINS
| In Underwood Remingtcns. Oliyers. smiths-
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CONNFCTIlE1
COUNTRY BOARD.

EXCELLENT BOARD IN EXCLUSIVE
neighbour God. opposite Scarsdale Soif links
Ave minutes TO station: forty minutes 10 New
York: fruit and shade trees, garden. y
YENNERSTROM. Hartsdale, \. Y.
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STOCKBRIDGE.
MASS.
IN THE
BE R HIRES

y. Y Office. Hotel Flanders. West 47th St.
MARTHNS VINEYARD AND NANTUCKET
Islands IN the ocean. You would enjoy
vacation there. Right now. while YOU think
OF II. send for books about these islands.
They're free. Call or write City Ticket Agent.
III Broadway y. Y. city
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THE COLUMBIAN

600 ISLAND PARK. ST. Lawrence River
n Y-The best located and most attractive
boreI among the Thousand Islands: excellent
cuisine orch estra and all smusements Open
Tune rs Booklet. L. A. JOHNSON, Prop
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STORAGE NOTICES.

HaNLEM TERMINAL Storage AID
WakTHOJ - CO. COR. EAST 18TH IT.
AND RIDER AVE, BRONX, Ne" hOhh
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AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION.
WEsT SIDE Individual road work.
~ nm = small shop classes.
Y. wi. -. "a. Booklet. 3G2 West 9th ;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-24

The Ideal Hudson River Route to saratogs.
Lake George. Lake Chs,nplpin, Adirondack
MIS-. Montreal. Thousand Islands. NiagaPA
Falls, sharon Springs. Ceeperstown and al
Northern and Eastern ResGrts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-24

" R-sns,o-d. Union City. Tenn, sec
- : - fEe Retail Lumber Dealers Asso-
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MOINT POCONO.

MT. PLEASANT HOUSE
r-,nas, location on Pocono Mts steam heat.
baths spec early season rate. SO up. Write for
handsomely illus booklet ". s. & II. N. LEIGH.
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ASBURY PARK. N J.

~ p
Ashurv PARK. y j.
Casinu ana nav hot
100 ontside rooms.
let. James Kelsey
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-20
G 9 Q c c c Q @ oso O Q c O .
GENERAL APATHY IN COMMAND

O-l General Aga hy seems b 8a
'@ complete control ot tas Btaa, ISL
a@ns the railroad battle 8ae Few
peopls seem to kHoH HAT there 40
te ~ election 0a Apii z5 0a tae
lSoposttipH 80 repeal section oi
article m '4e constitution.
F4e cDaufF elee iou board rossy
seai oai tae distress eaM. asking ali
pfeclnct managers 50 come sa n0.
htter faan Ssiuraa aud geg supplies
fae aga ls go,Hg ou actively Il
4saaT aiace lAe railroad men are
~or&lAs io fae repeal 0f the amend.
meut and maag others are WORKING
ataiasf i Coming iHst ahead ot
DUtlfsea 1oay.e aea8er local eiec on
80 as'rac little attention here
Section article 4 sa0u8 De ge.
eealedt believe, said PFesldeat 81.
Il 0ogFk, 0l tae Guthrie chamber oi
commerce spea sing 0s c0mmumlca.
tion iUs' received from the Chscaas84
eaam0ef of commerce The CAIeka.
siia organization has 0Ht letter ad-
Vfating tae repeal Of the eel0a
r. 4atlvs " Requirement, taat railroads
suaH Hot ne sole NJ axe oYer com
Eesiag Or 0theF lines og road
IAe election .s 80 take place April
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-20
TWO ALARMS OF FIRE
Fate Small Boys and Matches
Responsible tor Both
Blazes

There teniy ~ larM .u leay
jHg 4 box By sulphur matches 70 t1e
Kitchen udoa 10 air while one goes
shopping waeu there g BgthlRs in
tae h0lse That coasa mose4g glem
50 Thought Mrs A GlAer O. aQ1
West Springer areLae when sle
started Cgr shopping shortly after
t#o O'CLOCK yesterday afternoon
Mrs GaraeF Aa asast settled herself
in comfortable eaasf 5sfars iae
3ress goods cYuaseg in local store
ahen sae heard fire alarm and err
pFlse8 OIL going t0 tae gaUae rnat
the alarm aad been tQrhAd n from
heF home Sae Hent home .- double
ualck fMe y find thai The w!a5 had
caused tBe s.rgbeu w.nd0H 70 faii 0n
the box on MATCHES isnitlng theI.
Before tAe fire Nas sc0Yered 6F
uelgabors aud tae hge department
summons t8e damage q tae house
ID TIE extent o. 80 and 10 tae house
housd furniture Eg tae extent gt 81
had beer lone Tae-fgFe men upoa
arrival rere compelled % break or
the xite1er door ~ get in tine house
Tts- sOasa a owned bY " Collar and
is tIilg insured
Matcaea ~eFe also faa cause 0i
she alarm turned a yesterday after
noon 81 fef5 O'Clock when tas de-
yaFtaeat aas called u g24 East
Noble avenue rheFe small boys play
Ing With matches ban set fire 10 a
maHgre pie near the bara 0s Deputy
Sheriff W Il Humphrey
Central s0f her wire. crossed I'll
turning in tae latter alarm reporting
il for the corner of ttH street and
Warner sTeHue when & should have
been lhs corner 81 Nob.a and PARK
streets. wAeh caqse4 two rims %
made Fre Cnlet Ggber ana the
West Side aatD iruck wene to- tae
WesG Side number aaAg 20 find agsa-
ing doing aDd sAs fire aas Ia East
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-20
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS
P. p. Duffy, I'll Reno S Mayor
and Irish Bard Here With Com
mittee on Investigation

Hon Duffy, mayor of Ei Reno
Commissioner joan v ko0gse, Com
missioner x A Stephens and T. D.
Brown come Is the city On ofrcial
business On behalf ~ he city
1hieh has just adopted the connie
Son form d government .theY ase .u
festlgsting IAe Guthrie water SIS
teM shlc1 g generally recognized
AZ about the best ID be state Re.
cent Improvements have made Il of
5gecisl value to iyestigators The ar
wash system is something new ia tals
state
Mt Duffy i- MAYOR and cOn.mis-
siDEeF OF public works 3gF. EGgG9e y
- com missioner ot finance. Afr.
Stephens IS commissioner of safety.
Mr- Brown Il lawyer They were
taken 10 the various joints sDout the
City bT Gs,en Crow and Others
I'll Reno has been Hg against a ser.
iOus proposition 1ith regard 10 va.
ter supply and the uev commission
srs are expec.el 10 solve the prob
lem. The water supply IS controlled
oy a company and there is decided
sentiment iayOEing building and or
Grating municipal plant.
MayOF Duffy. knows almost every
body iu Oklahoma an Pete has qgIr
beng tae poet Laureate. cotiIlIoat feaa
e. press agen aud general DsAloz-
09her and friend os the State and Is
aeToIing his entire time te ri Reno.