The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-28
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polite man n one who ferralnl
from telling you what he really
/ thinks oi you.
lt is slid that Barticsyille woman
ls rollg 20 demonstrate shortly taat
shg car come back
Premier stolypln declared thai 'he
Nould Eladly die for the ear llt
died and The pleasure IS MS
Ardmorc negroes have orgah 2cd
a laN ana order leaSue 70 bring e
just stsce,ail vicious neaFges or compel
them 20 leaYe Che city
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a woman al Eau clre, Wis ear.
Eries 5he name OF Caskovwhiski. The
lOklahoman knows ot several men w
| lOklahoma who ought TO have tha'
name.
Lncian bulletin in the Perry En-
! tcrpriselTimes 'I'he Bili Hosfieid
typhoid ieFcf case has been dismiss
Oh hy the doetor, also the appended
tbs case
| The state enforcement officers are
80 popular tn Plwhuska that Sheriff
HIlarye Frcas viii NOT allow one Of
them to enter his office and the coun
Ety officials ignore them
While waiting FOR the congresa-
/ lion' TO gather and The preacher 10
] ccpp,. II thcre N nothing else alader
cons VIBRATION VIZ dse TO inqhire
did Maine 30 wet on dry2
| The Mu5k69ee fair M4skogac. VIII
BE- held Oatdber 9 to IA inclusive.
| The first baby registered Ton the
| baby show, which Is feature ot the
state fla II FOR three days October ].
4 and g. was little Earnest Hurley
Alien Of Edmond
| Bartlesville Examiner "lf the
devil should come to Bartlesville
what business wopld be engage ln?"
/ file most likely would secure "a big
gun and a commission as state
enforcement officer and draw his 50
per from The WI q, IT. U.~
Citizens of Oklahoma City have
entered protest against Acting
Governor McAlester's parole Of Jul.
ius 7Stumps who was convicted Of
bootlegging and fined 5000 with tnir-
ty days Imprisonment Stumpis
prosecut on Is aid 10 have cost more
than $4,000.
nfl, Va Il ne stv.
9iCles in the Saturday Evening Post
telling how newspaper lost 100000
In two years in an attempt to print
a newspaper which told an the news
and did not let its advertising col
umns interfere with it's news col
.umns may be interested III Knowing
that the paper referred 10 was the
Star oil st. Joseph, Missour
The action Of the distr Ct cuurt of
Tulsa county IN awarding the John /
III Miller company, real estate /
firm, $3.50 as commission on real /
estate deal was made the basis Of /
an appeal to the supreme court to- /
day by T Blocker against whom the I
Judgment was secured. The real es 4
tate firm claimed that Bleeker agre- |
ed o sell piece of his property in /
Tulsa for S25.00d and that the firm /
found buyer but that Bleeker re- I
fused TO sell after the real este
company had negotiated the deal for
that figure The real estate firm
then brought suit to recover the
amount OF is commission and re-
covered the tull amount sued for in
the lower court
IL is announced by Don Lawhead
assistant state fish and game warden
hat under the amendments recently
made to the game laws sportsmen
supplied with nonresident hunting
licenses viii enjoy the same bag
limit privileges as residents of the
state turing the coming hunting
season. Under the old law non-ws-
lent hunters could not shoot turkey |
leer or prairie chickens during the
lpen season hut the law has been
mended SO that they viii enjoy an
he privileges of the resident hunt
n In addition nonresident hunt
MS possessing licenses may ship
anne ont of the state to he extent
y the bag limit without a special
~ N'ttf 81 ~ VIZ r,N NAtAh tue tNot- / IA
ent hunter does nor enjoy.
tf't fefH 9H -z
Ihry.two states were represented +
{ che recent conference III Boston 4
n uniform ny of laws. and tentat !
I've acts governing marriages and p
larriageiiGenses and the employ
lonl of child labor were ,uawn and A
commended 20 the state for adop-
on. II is hoped 20 have these 81
lblects controlled by legislation un i,
om in all The states. such as has o.
racticalN been done regarding ne- n
ouable Instruments she uniform a
~ upon VIII eh was adopted hy the
econd oklahoma legislature For
states now have the statute. The II
'oposed law governing the employ O..
ent OF child labor contains many r,
the general provisions now in M
uded IN The oklahoma statute ups Il
! Thar subject and embodios otaer IA
DIVISIONS from practically every n
ate ip the Union This. as well as h
e tentative act governing marr;- d
es and marriage licenses. WI have n
a active Endorsement OF the state h.
n associations anl state cohe / "a
issious on uniformity of laws. The n
avention also discussed proposed ss
oepiments go the aegotabie In "a,
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