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Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
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Iolllll GIT sSsE liAnE ifl, llsIIopIlIk ylel5s
!l oF m IIllvY
cenesrn eeid to flsve lAonon- | Furaishins Ths,n ardner E hs Nevsr Hs.s1i q Firm.

aehine ion, Apr1i q sensation
 I1eed 1n the house today when
 atfve Gardner of Masaachu- anfE Eudllcod reso1ztions of inquiry zz< ss!g9ss to q cllal&e by Represent 1ifeudexfer of Pennsy2vai1fa that MoIe md influence were being used } III an eastern nanftfacturing con- G&EM n H1oMppoly in the contracts of Hnoesk for De army and nay
 claine tle csn Prove Asssrtion.
 Difenderd said lie could prove LII ae1eEf f1tn. and as a ressi1t Mr. Gard- LEE upon tho sseeretaxy uf war tpls ion cdncernllir < the bss ah0& cQntraets. z
 qtsrrs,ptesf Gardner1 spseeH. s feuderfex interrupted Mr. GAfdnex n his spech on the free list xesteRd3Y w11fIe discussing government Scontrack pf1ces for army shoes
 (sar1ner Never Heard of Firm.
 n it not fact,s he asked. hat HeFmanu E Co, Of Boston absolutely scpntro15 after freezing out every other eompet et1tor in tho Unjted States, the nla ana1acture of shoes for the army and
 4rs Gardiner replied that he had nev- er heard Of such a firm
 Qther Firms Blsckiisted.
 shall be at liberty then, in the near future said Mr. Difenderfer, in response to show to the gentleman that they have al6solute control Of 4he shoes mansltactl1red in the country for the army and navy and tl1ats tIley have frozen ont comp6d tors that know of, ss1lp hAxe l0st out and today arc bank Ts1pt owing to the fact that this firm of Hermann g Co. have used their in AMence with the government repre- ssnfzt lives ofx the United States or 4hoae in control of the governnnent af the United Stafes have used their .ins- dueaee xo freeze out competitors and to have plaeed them on the blacklist, |as ID give money so that other firms may not be competitors after freezi6s the4u olit :. iafr Gaxdner said that the settlement. NAA m Impeachment of tho govNfn- lnenf authorities, and today he iiatro- auced his resolution, which was refer rod to he eommit ittees
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
ENGINEERS BLEEDING NOSE
 t1ALTs FHANt<LIN F R AIN. Gets 4Finss Aidn by Sprint to DruS; stors i-oses Eigle kd7r,sstsss

Boston. pril Ii engineers E eeding nose was respoI5is55 Sfof an eig glit-nrsnuta stopaf the Dla5 la : streot station of the Midland dis ision ef the station q t 1922 " Wednesday, niEh
 The engineers nose began to f51eed shortfy af ter the Train puIlad solt of tl1s SoutIl stat ton When Dudley street was readhsd the engineer ran d q remedy prored effaet nal a 1ttl lie e. s41rs1ed hfsK p1aee in the engine cab.' and wit thotIt slE1rt her anIo f1ce 15ii ef4d
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
Ansthsr lvrisist a6ssperIaI ojft.

Nov GaTAaa. Xpril S5s 5sl.1 svs ". y 'oc1amifte6 of the Vfr4&E* N s7ls'Sss. s.ss s3e Ae4 sat N 4Is univ = 1v nn1Ici7;;;15Es E stki II MTS sdgat l3i!zls lIcI d1I|s. 3s.::S'
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
OBJECT WoDTisv, ouT
 sTA7E CAN'T Aopooo fr.
silI sSr sapport ef csnviett pnuus1Io6

L3nsih4. adlcf,. April z7-v.f5o<e<r1T Qsboln y&tocd the. J1tonse 61il 1S mt1Hk which provided tat it's 61@3 .pay t0 tho wiv>g and femfE)eD = 61~s N1ct4 coulDed h tho vnF1ou1 0<nr1 1fttutiou9 Of the gtoto Gun1 -
 for tbefx cafo and mn1u1oun
 Atfte -X4e to have approDE1n161 &
 aflnu11l{ In vetoinG fhe B5]1 ff0 4@ ernor S&id the condition of tho 11
 treasury does not war<xnk the 1
 &ur&{ ion of the expendifuke f&1EI
 at Tie Npfesent time 11e noy4. j. ssA5er that the. general o91e<f o< 1
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
tyr 1in sio1EL euRNEp.
 l&6lr i'm ol <Dss l6fSI yAy xIsnefsh '

i1tegH a. April EIl@ Hof1i X Glen 3nQl6, btii1t byS tI6& 7dIt1 t1xnad cofnpe1i5 5
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
FAl ES ON s<5'I E kA9B EIS E8 Ckt1 .7s Interstate Beard edspe,s Fl ftioe ra ion
 cssarasss 15 Per Esessks

Waahin sslk \ I,r II 2 $ fors ffle effigera tzon m stFagb berries nj traslsil from Norfalk and Olnex, T i1f
 htasx l1aVe been rey17 6d xkp f5f7 l {iss ly I5 spA1 ateI5t. ztIle interst96 6e Ss3lI5z laerce comm iza3oIls z. ss5s s|ss Asss < The eserfbsd rsfes u III besi5i77 5 IF
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28

ssS sGe9 <llS T tser1l m 5 sasels: s \
 1lSEtfer pril 1T |1brs is not fea1e x Grl1zl.11r 1ci1oais
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
rz4 41 lNlTY o4'6u0NT
 4x s15t lsN6So COIL LEee :'-.' !, X: \; ss: :;'s .:':::. ::ss

E 2 2 2 2 < E 2
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
PEAcEs socIETN cLosEs ToNsf5EApouAnTERs.
SsSestary Traeb zec fe Open New
 ollsoes II sisinaton

Ho8ton. Auri1s 27 I.s c1osfnx Df tf,e h1r l1artexe IT Z the AtIner}can Pekce fQte for WaehfnGt0n touisft of Drs 8943a s6tn F6ehlQod, xene1al eecre- fax ozk HE 40cf 1lo MI lfs 675en ixxf<l fA4&1x k41q ne1gsae@ntrAE of3eea ana
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28

pr. B. C. Hyde, Serving fe ' srnn for the murder of Col Thomas Fl. sWopes WAS released from jail at Kan- sas City Mo. under $50.0 GOO bail and will be given a new trial.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
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 Fork fes l 4earss las rel eaes
 ollis Janss s \ ksntnels, dsli E ; Ss 1ne mosF 1zrfnG dedn0cI 6peecll tn lsaoport of tls fres list slasa ssIe
 conore ssu,en Hay fs1s Intsos seSd a |bil1 c1lanxinS the term of el1ldstlfsei FIT the arnny froaP tslree to flyskaears.
 cherse ' cer,.pt uss lisnsy mon council at Lowell. N aas. Tuesdas5
 Jobn q Dyns al1d fiiss vtife of Phiia- xle1pa1a died after dnin1Eif1e beer in 5yl1fch cyanide of potassium had bsen
 Sir Horny ]. Wood tl1e English or-, chestraI conductor has beeuS fYef6f3 t1le lead ship Of the Phi hiIzarn1 n1ox1ic so 2 c1e*y of New T ork caaea Of . sonssn1p t e ' eosift s5af ssssils 'a 2 1sav in chusetts with t1le api5rov 2 al or tsoVer1aor Ioss:
 Nrs. tiltian Gefsrzy slads Of New NaticnaI soeiefy United stafes sI5as,sli- 5 terss of s1S1z. at tic c
 Forty Thousand New Ssttlers. s.0oo more than last year. entered Canada through fine pert Of Halifax t1urinx the lnrl11f ratlon seanon Just closed.
 The Projertsd Mseting 6et0ssf Esn- paror Francis Joseph and sKi11E Peter of Servfa has been deferred Because of the aged Austrian rulers healt Z Woman Suffrage as Aff.etino Our Religious and Edsscat tionai InstifutIons E ,s was discussed at the church congress of the Protestant Episcopal church
 Tho ouster Suit Against tfse Beet Packers in Missouri was continued by term fo allow the taking Of adddtionaI testimony. 3
 president TafH FrsncI, Ansbassador' JusseFand and Senator Root will speak at the unveilinE of the ISEnfant Me- :morIal at Arlington National ce11e- tery on May 22.
 pr. B. C. Hyde, Serving Life ' ern, for the murder of Col Thou1ag .fI. . Swope WAS reiea sed from jail afs Kan sas City Mo.. under $50. 0.0D0 Bsi I and will be given q new trial.
 pr. orviiIe Owen of Detroit. a Sl1ak kesrearean student, has again be- gun digging in the bottom of the River SNyc for the cache supposed to contain. the Baconfan manuscript
 Tho Mexican Govsrnnaeiat has ,ro- tested to Great Britain az gaiIisf tlisE aetion Of tile eaptain Of the BrItfsla svvar s100p SlaHar artv afer in lafh5sf1H rr,a-s Tifles at San El1lera fin .n1uaa. 6Ss f1fF5.sA
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28

president Tafti FrsncE, As4bassador| Jussetand and Senator Root will speak at the unvellinE of the IfEn1ant Me- morin at Arlington National ce1fle tery on May 22 ss
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28

London Apfil HI nSWn {1aS Srnfc6 from EAFd6 Q516&61 ' C03 715f i275751 pape4 III 5nHVdnG txat tlfea 1Sf5tS SSra HfedssA day or fw0 aIf1es Sf TIT 17If- per111 German 1ache Ho1enzollSfn IF
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28
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Izo10e1l AY3rt ;S2 37fS: 7z
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28

Rio de Iii six<f Hx;2I9I < rIf5Ii $ The Appolnts1S lk IT XyI F Fl E E ,.s mn 3ofM&r 8T11I fH t31x xr TT I5E7S@
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28

Dr. orville Owen of Detrcif. a akesrearean student, has again be- Wye for the cache supposed to co7tain the Baconfan manuscript.s s. .a
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28

PaxiB, April 27.E63en. z Berrna1337In Reyee the Mexican former l1li11lsfer 0f WaE who hae heen reca1led frsnt
 his mt14ion hef@ by President BIax
 leftkak Az6 O'Clock fhfs aft1Yndon for Dteppes the1eo he Vii p4oceed for London and seil Tor New York. <
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28

London. April 27. The institufioa, Fl civil engin8erB 1T Great Brft4tn TIT awarded IT. ToIford cold medal fo m American A1eul5ex, WiIliarn Jol1r Wfgns tho ctyfl enGtueer of New York for the paI,er read by him be- lore the recent se1sf0n of tho insti-,
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28

Tho Ouster Suit Against tie Beet E Packers in Missouri was continued i3y the supreme court until the October term 10 allow the taking of additional
 testimony s7 15zs7
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28

Is lne Mexican Gcxarnment has nro-
 tested to Great Brifaifl saeaillsfs X l aetion Of ffles ea'ptain Of the Britfsh
 fsvvar s100p She fer fin larf5s91R r,a4, rines at San Quentin Lower CaIIf fDr.|
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28

ollie yar5.ss q k ksf,f,el<, del !<fS snpport of the tree list sneas1f6
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28

The Projected Meotina Bstyveef, Es,l paror Francis Joseph and sKi1iE Peter of Se-vfa has been deferred because of the aged Austrian ruler heaIt1l
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28

Forty Thousand New Ssttlers, 5000 more than last year. entered Canada through fae pert of Halifax S19Irinx the immigration seanon just closed.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28

Woman SuffrAoe as Affeefinu Our Religious and Eds1ca tiona1 Institutions was discussed at the church congress of the Protestant Episcopal church.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28

CharGee Comtapt uae Fl f1forJSv were made at a meeting uf f11 coin- mon council at Lowell. N ass f3aiy5
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28

Mrs. William Gerry Sfade .of nSxv York WAS re- elected preside1rt of fl1e NatienaI society United States I9a41a1 2
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28

lbflI changing the term o1 el1iIsfI IflsrIfS3sa the ar11y iron tllree to fivesuears
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28

r John ]. Dyn6 and Hies VVifes of Phiis-
 de1phfa died after drin1xife beer iii Tylzfch cyanide of p6tassium had baerl
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28

Bill Providing a Trfaf 6ys Is(ry in in =cases of confeum of co1iff hscaafie q law in dasHac chuSetts u7Ifl1 tile aHf5rov- 2 al Of Governor Eoss E sss' 's.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28

Sir Henry J. Wood, the Enelish or-, schestraI conductor has beerss3fY Yef65i t1le 1eadership of the Phi rnf0ilie 3o 2 c1esy of New York
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-28

state isa sea 2 xorl foa NIGHTS. IA res1 1lsis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-07
NURSERY STOCK INSPECTION
Action Taken bJ Representatives OF
Three States at Recent Meeting

State nursery inspectors Of Kan as,
Louisiana, Oklahoma and Arkansas
met in Fort Smith December l5 and
adopted propositions which are TO be
laid before the National meeting OF
official horticulture inspectors IN
Minneapolis, December % The in
ttAate metirE agree that some
plan should BE- adopted against the
introduction OF injurious insects and
plant diseases on imported nursery
stock. but that the states would have
TO rely upon their own machinery for
enforcement II is the intention to
make rules of inspection as near uni
form as local conditions will permit
The delegates agreed that universal
fumigdtion as a protection against
The San Jose scale was PROBABLY the
ultimate solution CT the prob.em and
might be adopted by all the states.
The i,ea is to require universal tumi-
CATION Of all nursery stock suscepti-
Bile OF the san Jose scale in hydro
cyanic acid gas, and when so treated
under supervision OF an inspector,
transportation OF the nursery stock
would be permitted without further
question between the states. The
only doubt presenting itself is wheth-
er this can be doAe without damage
to the nursery stock The meeting
also agreed that 4 National inspection
law should be passed to guard against
importation Of the brown tail and
gypsS moth.
The meetiI g advocated adoption of
a uniform sca'e of fees for permits.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-07

New York Jan. G-President Oar
win p. Kingsley of the New York
Life Insurance company starts his
new year with pessimistic predictions
as to business prospects in 1911, IN
remarkng that he regards the out
look as hardly conducive TO cheerful
ness he says: "lf | were to name a
controlling cause should charge it to
the ract that the governmental func
tions lave not been well or wisely
performed, Business, vigorously and
efficiently carried on, expanded be.
yond The comprehension Of the aver
age legislator and at many points
beyond the range OF clear legal in
lerpretation Business then commit
ted some of the grave errors that
human beings under such conditions
have always committed Broadly
speaking, il was honestly conducted
and represented unprecedented efll'
cheney. Reforms were necessary, but
certainly not so necessary in the con
duet OF business as in the efficiency
OF the supervising authorities. Re
form, however, took Just the oppo-
Site course II attacked business blt-
te}ly and attempted to correct It's
own remsSnesS in half hearted
way Put these men in stripes was
the attitude of the government to-
ward the leaders of'many Of the great
est industrial enterprises OF the day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-07
Tired, Aching, swollen, Smelly
sweaty Feet2 Corns, Callouses or
Bunions2 Use TlZ. IT'S sure,
Quick And Certain.

Al last here is instant relief and q
lasting permanent remedy for sore
feet No more tired feet No more
aching feet No more swollen, had
smelling, sweaty feet No more
corns. No more bunions. No moro
callouses, no matter what ails your
feet or what un ier the sun you've
tried without getting relief, Just use
TlZ.
TlZ is totally unlike anything else
for the purpose YOU ever heard Of
It's the only foot remedy ever made
which acts ON the principle Of draw.
ing out all the poisonous eNudations
which cause sore feet Powders aud
other remedies merely clog up the
poors TIZ cleanses them ont and
keeps them clean 1t works right
OF. You will feel better the very
first time its used Use il week and
you con forget You ever had sore tcet
There is nothing on earth that can
compare with it TlZ is for sale Qt
all druggists % cents per box or di-
rect if YOU wish from Walter lMlher
Dodge a Co, Chicago, III
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-07
ON
COTTON OIL
LOWERED
tBy Leased Wire)

Washington, D. c.. Jan 6.-The
interstate commerce commission has
decided the Oklahoma cotton seed oil
case, styled the Anadarko Cotton Oil
company ct al against the Atchison,
Topeka n Santa Fe railway ct al In
this action thirty-twO Oklahoma cot
ton oil concerns attack the railroad
rates en- cotton seed products from
Oklahoma to practically the entire
consuming territory REDUCTION in
rates to Texas points is asked, as
well as rules governing milling in
transit at Dallas, Greenyllle, Sher-
man and Font Worth. The reduction
in rates is granted, but the commits
The commission announces its find
iggs as fellows: Rate ON cotlonseed
OIL from certain Oklahoma points to
Galveston, Tex, OF 81 Ia cents
found unreasonable to the extent that
il exceeds q l-2 cents.
Rate on cottonseed oil from Ard
more, Duraut, Madill, and Tishomin-
go, Okla, to Galveston, Tex, found
unreasonable to he extent than 1t
exceeds u Ia cents.
Respecting the reitling IN transit
privilege at Dallas Greenville, Sher-
man aed Fort Worth, Tex, on oil for
export through Galyoston Held,
that the commission does not endeav-
or to publish or extend transit priv
ileges in the absence Of dscrimina-
ton, proof OF which in this ease is
was ting nut in a rectnt tariff the
privilege here asked for apparently
has been granted,
Present rates on cottonseed oil
from rlshomingo. Ardmore. Durant,
Mad,ll and Ron. Okla, 10 certain
points in Texas found unreasonable
to the extent that they cXceeG the
rates declared reasonable in the re-
port
Blanket rate ON coitonseed oil
from all the remaining Oklahoma
points involved to certain Texas
potlts found unreasonable TO the ex.
tent that il exceeds The rate namel
IN the report
Carriers allowed the option either
to reduce the group rates on cotton
seed. oil substantially in accordance
with suggestions made in the report
retaining the grouping, or to comply
with the sugge StiOns of changing the
grouping to some extent
Defendants allowed ninety days
within which % present a scheme of
rate adjustment in substantial con
formity with this report"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-07
COFFEE MAKING NANNY
AND A Gin FIZz MIXER
ARE PANAMA FAIR BID
Try Leased WIrel


Washington y G., Jan. Paul
and Aunt Emma reached Washington
from New Orleans this morning. As
result the spirits OF the New Or.
leans exposition boomers, Gr0oping Il
bit of late, have revived wonderful
ly Paul is head bartender in Ra
mos sa,oon in New Orleans The se
ductive SaHerac cocktail and the bet
ler-knJwn gin iiZ2 are his speclaltles
Aunt Emma Is an ederig colored wo
man, hearlde as he best coffee drip.
per and prallre maker in Louisiana.
Both Paul and Aunt Emma viii start
making converts to the logical point
The public VIII be invited. They
will stay on the job till congress ON
cially chooses New Or cans or san
Francisco.
san Francisco headquarters are al
the new Willard hetel New orleans
headquarters is just across the street
In the new lfhhtt. Gaudy banners
swung over the two business thor.
oughiares Haunt the claims OF The
cohtesline cities Page advertise
ments In the newspapers also are
helping.
san Francisco had an inspiration
Just before yuletide and brought on
several car loads of oranges and VINE.
The San Farrcisc0 boom Immediately
gained favor with many people who
will have nothing whatever TO do with
determining where the exposition
shall go. Then New Orleans trotted
out Paul and Aunt Emma, along with
the 'makirgs.
The rival headquarters arc resplen-
dent in the scmi-tropical dress Of their
respective states.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-07
No REASON
F D R BIG
DEATH Loss

That there was an actual loss of
capital amounting to $5,7902OO in OK
lahoma during the last year as the
results or deaths from preyentabe
diseases Is the estimate made by DR..
j. c. Mahr, state commissioners Of
health i'll his annual report 10 the
governor. II is estimated that every
such death means a loss to the COM
muiity CT 81, ZOO in loss If time, cost
on medicine, doctors bills, funeral
expenses. and other such items. There
were 3i02 deaths from those diseas-
es known as preventable diseases, and
it IS estimated by Dr. Mahr that at
least three fourths OF these could
have been prevented.
There were 900 deaths from typhoid
fever, which is directly traceable to
unsanitary conditions. The commits
sicner estimates that with proper san
itaion there should rot have been
more than one-fourth OF this number.
Tuberculosis claimed 6i5 victims
and il is stated that at least 30 per
cent OF these could have been pre-
vented
Measles caused the deatl, of l59.
Diphtheria, 1877
Smallpox 81
Whooping cough, 81.
Pneumonia | l,SS4.
llydr0phObia, 3
Especial attention Is called to the
danger OF whooping cough and mea-
sles, which are asserted, contrary 10
popular ideas. TO be much more
dreaded than scarlet fever
statistics ON death during the year
show that housewives have the most
dangerous occupation 1916 deaths
eng reported from that class. Farm
ers are next with 1.f7S. Cooks, cigar
makers, monlders and tinners show
hnt one death during the year
br Mahr also gives especial atten-
tion to the matter of blindness among
children, with statistics form the
state schc9l for the blind He asserts
ihi b. per cent of this blindness
could be preycGted by proper treat
ment Al Birth. The use OF salts OF
silver Is recommended and II is an
aOanced thai il will be distributed
giaiuitously to physicians and mid
wiyos 1t IS shown from the records
~ the school for the blind that the
G mcation OF children whose blind
res might have been pregenied is il
Itself costing the state nearly 500.
O0G 4 year,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-07
MAN CHOPPED TO PIECES

New York. Ian 6---Asleep on his
feet Joseph Seligman baker, stag.
gered forward into power donga-
mixer AMI was drawn into the ma
chiie and chopped to pieces. He hae
lost much sleep lately, attending TO
his sick wife. who underwent an OPP
Grafton The wife will recover to
care Tor six children and carry on
the business.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-07
WRECK IN SOUTH AFRICA
Fifteen Persons Killed on an Excuf
sion Train in Cape Colony.
nv Leased Wlre.A

Queenstown, Onlon Of South Africa,
Ian 6 Fifteen persons were killed
a Vi forly or fiftg injured fn the
sre Z OF a passenger train near Nath-
II Clpe COLONY, early Wednesday
he train wh ch was loaded with hol-
iday makcrs Il NJ Fast London. left
lhe rails and. turning over rolled
down an embankmeLt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-07
LoNoWoRTH's TARIFF BILL IN
The Measure Creates Commission
with Larger Powers.
tBy Associated press.)

Washington D. c. Jen. 6.-fhc
tariff commission bill iramd by Rep
resentatye l.ongworth Of Ohio, was
introduced in the house Thursday
The bill VAS framed after conferences
with Prenident Taft and iasnrgant
Republicans. II provides Tor a T. r
manent tariff board with pawess, us
friends says, that viii make il "A thor
oughls efficient body. part cnlarly as
t. facilities for Investigations.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-07
DIDN'T KEEP MONEY THERE
New Jersey Woman's Story Of Groc-
er's Bold Affront

New Jersey Woman's Story Of Groc-
er's Bold Affront
New YORK, Jan G Just little
short in change when Maisha Baker.
L grocer Of Pear street and Haddon
avenue, mden, called At her home,
Catharine Ga.d OF 1916 Pear street,
told 'p,uce of tile Peace Cinkowski
that the grocer sail to her:
Surely YOU must have more
change Why don't YOU look where
most women keep their money!"
Miss Cara declared that when she
asked Where Is THAR" the grocer
grabbed her limb where The top ol
her sic, king COMES and she tainted,
faker was held in s309 bail on a
charge OF assault and battery He
Indignantly denied the charge.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-07
DRUGGIST KILLS NAN
a.rial - i,ailv Reader

ps4'IaI a. IsaIIV ileahtf
ST, Joseph Mo-, Jan Ga special
10 the Gazett from Wlrth, Mo, says
Ed Conway, local drusgss Thurs
day shot and KILLED NJ, +. StevaI son
on the street here. Conway disap-
pearpd after the shooting. The men
are known TO have been uniriendly,
hnt the direct cause of the shooting
IS unknown.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-07
LOOK roR rAE ele HIVE

On the Dacaage whpn 4ou bly
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs ana
colds None genuine without The Bee
alive Remember the name. foley's
Honey and Tar ana reject any sub
stitute-C NJ Gramer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-07

For LaGripe Coughs and stuffy Colds
Take F0ley's Honey and Tar ~
gives quick relef and eXpels The co!d
from our system. II contains no
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