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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27

Notice is hereby siyen that the
tases due the state " Twas and
County % Naevcn tor the year talt
are due nov and rayahlc al my %.
tys IN the Court Honsc al Corpus
Christi Texas rasts mast be pald
n OF before the Stv day 81 lapa.
airy iaia. or ted per esat rcnslp
Wiz h. added tr account 81 the
time required iof issules each ~.
sclps BY the resolutions made Nv ths
comptroller, Il win BE- n~sessary FOR
YOU 10 pay your taxes as soon as
possible. otherwise yea may noe be
able 90 ray same and receive your
recelpt before the penalty attaches
tSisneal n v. OiAvHR.
Tax Collector, Noecss County. resss,
iosi ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27
WISE MEN MEET
IN CAPITAL CITY
sT,tnrD MN PROM AZ. raHT~
90 Noisfn tyfHisk
tmerifae i-.os iafion fs,e she ~.
saDsemrnt ~ ,cionse iioids
Manual Meeting

WAsHiNgTON. bed 20 scion.
lists from ali parts 81 ths uhhsd
States. representing sstfoaomicsi
Psychological cnemifsl geological.
mathematical enylneefins. mi,foaeo
pieal and sin5fni so,i@fisa arrived
10 Washlnsfon today 10 attend ibf
snnuai convention o. toe An@fissI.
Association Toe ihs. Advancement of
Science Thirty scientific soeisiisa
Nifh 81 afTfsgaie msmtsuhip at
naafiy 10000. are Included lh fte
association. snd ii la estimated that
fHiif $500 scientists slii attend pro-
pi.ssni meeting
Nafioss fommlitse meetings for
me transaction ~ pssNmiharf hHf'
ness are sfheanlsd foi tomorrow rar
convention ptopsf aNi s1en No. ft.
Nsilonsl Nusenm "wednesday morn
lns sna viii hold asily seasious duf
inr the rssf of ihc rech President
ran has consented fD deliver fat go
dress ~ relroms ~ fhe opealnF s,a
sion
The Amsfirsu Aasoriater ,a4 ibs
AdtanremeHf Of sfleere ls one oi ihs
sldsa sfisaiifif organization Boa ihe
rnHed s'aies A. aaa formed Boz phll.
sd.lphia boz $50 af fea roolopIais
and aaiufalua
Tho acove OF lhe assoglaiion had
hreu broit4aei lu lnir years untl
nos q embraces iha folloelnF a0liHt
~ aorlriies American Anthr0noio.
siral Association Astronomical add
Asirpphysirai son.fr OF Amrgfa.
socsis of American narieriolori
American aaclefY of nloioriesi rhem
lais botanical Society 80 America
American Chomifai society American
Civic Alliance American Fcuunm 'r
Association American Asaneiauo8 pf
Economic Eniomolnrl Eutomol-
ogi.al Nociaff Of America American
Perm Society Amrfifar foh Bore
Society Association nf american a.
asraphsrs theological Society of
America Amcrieau Nome Economic
Asaeglatlon fnfiet, for horticultural
4eleare American Association Zoe
Labor Legislation Amerirtu Niefna
cpplcai socleiy Amcrifln Nature
study Society Southern Society tor
Philosophy and rsiehologY ana SOW
ural other bodies
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27

Tfoieor ~ q sstaH oI ihe rul
sorslu oi Texas has ariiien hoot
tni.u~i school Room Esscutais
which makes an sfra, OF hrluiai sue
gestlons to eNcrt perou cuxared Boz
fhe teaching profession
uae youus enmen be- sfud1ine law
n the tnneriu 90 Texas tcn arc
srs.sirr,i Boz ihe sch0oi of medicine
enf srfrrai are &oltlnr ln che school
ef rhalmao fIve hundred ant
uiuc'f ~omen ar, rsgistercd SIS an
departments rf thc state ruitsrsisl
oi ihr 1905 students in che rn.-
frrsIif of retas az Aatiu 1897 are
q $3.50 msmh,rs ~ tome cHarfh and
fht have church pfeisroueos This
iea,e' only iot 81 mou and be 40
uen. Who have expressed no chareb
preferences As Haual too MeghoF
dlst church leads ln commandments
followed in order by the PFeshyier-
Tan. Baptist Christian Fnnfopai
Catholic nobrev Luthcrau The eN+
st numbers % stadcnt ohurch afila-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27

TAYLOR. Tex. nss cd The boS's
aos aud oorn shcW. just glosed. vas
Az undispntrd saeress Not aaNe 40
many entFics we're made a. was ev-
pecsed hat the Interest manifested Ia
the shoe ~as ereat and the exhibits
~erc mush hctier than the l@rec crowd
~ visitors had anticipated.
A sou ana eight plgs. exhibited IA
Rohpr, rinnell ettraetcd great deal
q attention.. but With soh cSccrsicn
% shea eight tiny saWealers. there Was
aos hos shown that ~eagasd less
than tour hundred pounds
The corn exhibits we've elassed 1nte
white, yellow aud mixed TIE cora
~as an soons. Of uniform quality aud
free from puut. A namher OF fNrm-
vrs who we're present n the show
be1ghg some ~ che exhibited Grain
tor next seasons piantins.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27

Mr. nruwuine hlrusclf once tod me
bow important and interesting be
Thought !, THAT tho young should have.
as u wcFe landmarks Ia their llvcs by
nf least sceing sweat mcn who belong
ed 70 an carllcf generation
"once" ne said. = was walking In
the streets 90 Fart. With Sag sen. Who
was thou "a ilils boy We saw an cid
man aplroaehlas us IN a ons loose,
rather shabby e,sl aUd with a sioop
ins. shutting attitude aud gait rouch
that man ~ sou pass him. I whisper
"a Go my little son 4 win tell you
wuy aftsrVanf The chllh ta1Chsd
him a. b. pa~scd. aud I sald 20 hiu,.
WOW my by. yoa viii always - abs
70 rvmembcr in LATER years that you
onee saw and touched the Greai ncgsu.
ser ~ Dean Fsrrar ~ ~Mea uasi
known
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27

WASHINGTON. bee se rho isd
erai eossrpmeni has ei,cn oetiat roe.
orniiion OF The importance ~ thc rirr
lniustr, Ia resas b, agreeing 90 WORK
Ia conjunction with enc state govern
meni tn c0nduetine the rlee expert
mental station iocatod fsV milra opt
Of neanmeni TN January ist p rieg
expert sill b. placri lu charge of the
nvapmoat station and The ospprl
mcu,s 20 Do conducted Va rlce euiiar,
viii 30 tbs most extensive IN thv
united States
IN addition 90 rice demonstration
work other demonstrations along
AGRICULTURAL lines viii b. carried cn
ps the station Ana the resei,s watch.
~ wi,h Interest hy ,he dcpartmvnt 80
agriculture
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27
VALE OF THE WYE.


Glimpse % an Imposing and Hsmsn,io
Spot in Wales
Those WHO travel through strange
places wi.a the!f cfss aud their ears
opeu are lkely io snake strange discor-
cries. bat there afc plenty ~ other
nnds vhif d. simply as a delight % The
feusos and without any wonder cf coz
ripsliY attending them. urn we'll worth
ihe trouble q tfying a. forget ones
preurcuputon iu What BE- aecs ADD
heHrt
10th these pleasures ~ travel come
% those Who VIA fare slowly nod %.
rerfiuriy through tho Vale 10 The Wye
m Wales &c seems almost lac chHp.
lrf from some iaHEulneenf Apocalypse
10 travel on 10 Calder and ryuum1n
aud glimpse che lmr aiuE grandeur ~
the Visions fAai HHaii Gee lpplcelatltH
ESQ iialf ~ Wsios ssema to iie before
tho Traveller The mnuuiains ~ 700
lnaer range luum infiiY Hud Snow
dnn NJ fhr iakf. acoma to Ooekon him
nu The long headlaHd VI 'amarFou
hugs haif sea iu the crOUt ~ lti arm
rembrokss ragged eap.s CLEAN De-
touI iir lovely mountainous heights
so sound hreaks me vast ,ronee You
are shnt ~ from thc nnstIinf world
Tho hawk eiries in noiselsss soid
above the SLOPES whliDuad with efua.
ing sheep Tor mnmcni there may
be- che frehlo pigs ~ the wueairnr aud
fnr another brief space a lark may ult
praise Co heavrn nut thai II ALL
philadelphia Norfh American
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27
HIS MILD REPRooF.



~. MAJ. Lss ne Captain Ds~n rssy
Absss fsis nls,sss
The skipper vas a man Who had .
rood oplnian Of himself ana ais N
ti0as Ils had palled thsgaxh ship
wreck. mnfiny srf ether psriia % me
deep. bot b. cane = erorper once. Fox
one ~ bls voyages Do hsf shipped q
uaafnuains mate Who bore something
y repUtstion
one day the shipper ordered him
sioft 70 sxsmine q slli 90 the royal
yafd
Islnt safe. eapn~ protested the
boaisnsin's nats. Tho foot fopes has
Eos % b. sfed nrst-
do 49, feli yrsr' Numbered ths
captain. Tie foot Fopcs are az light
know They are
The mae went up.
rive minutea later he safBs fumbilng
down through the rigging fro-a the
10 ~ TIE mast. . distance % over
Jos feet
with q hang hs landed On fhs belly
~ fhe mainaaii shd i-ounded into one
~ the canFas covered tcafs
The sailors. thinking him dead.
crowded about him IA a circle.
10 their amagsment he at 10.
Ills eyss wandered farantly about
unfii they rested on the ieathery face
~ the sAippef. when they lighted %
vita Intelligence
"cnr'n." BE- said sioWiy. 'yos was
misiahes about them foot ropes 49,
London 10 Hiia
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27
Wiir man Ion M,npin


Maoo nosislrs
WACO retas. n,U Es rahr
shots m ard SUGGESTION from
room loo lo0ai hoi,l at In o'.o.a
yesterday mornna af,a ths euesta
aHl nra .rto naulr when 0at
- harl Ior BE- stms fhe aas
c'eft afrers1 oat So, obs, raom snl
$500 drad n fhs 0ofndor
IIseIfa Nre Hanr Sims foN0N
d hlood streaming from kn.fr
uoaui n fhr aroer rar, 10 the Ien
breast atrf fho collar bone She
rushed town luio fhe ONCE wa aas.
OBS rnmlaed aud physicians aro.
bounced fhe toani NOT dansefons
and ahe eHs harrled 10 ths invalid
aard n tbs ,nanu SAN
Omtora enforuf thr room found
h'ao1, knife ou ths mhlr DO tat
Identified as Sims bf the rnpf sier
of the hotel Tho eoman urronfrt
~ ibe pisrol whi.n vas fer propcr-y
Ias eegpls bsa bsen srparaied, bat
.hss h-er 'F~anlses sone sronfhs ard
Nrlsufy domestic troubles urrs
nrNel
sim. served es cIert af Dallas nn3
HllehQro hotse lror t0 oomInr aer.
lasf fetr uc hnaa brother here anf
$3.50 hrofhru are e.art.ne 90 hofs ln
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27

The late Syiury Nudd o. Naryhn
wes He train roinr frol Wasturton
~ h's h,tr when a man who bad had
o., $685. le drink SAT down beside hua
Fhc Passenger hHokcd az Muda Tor a
moment, then hc lnrcbed over ard
sS6cd "sheN. WASH your name
All uaue Is Muad he repAed
said thr Cthel You gos nothln on
NE Ny names Dsanls.- SATURDAY
EYcniug Post
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27
ltnm lndn.l,l.l lnnrlc...

ffNNtiIf WfNNiNNI jas NNINNlfhN
frop a irip 20 ihe annual convention
of ,he TEXAS indusirlal congress at
Dallas being delegate from the
Commo; SAT cinb Thh 81 the second
Convention % ihr congress W.
nlnnlfes has attended thc other bo
ms AZ Houston
iie states that ~ was me only
delegate from Southwest Texas and
ihluts that lt WAS posslhl, toe eotth
or which kept the others away rherc
we're about three spndred ln ATTEND
ancr. ana ihe $40 900 In sold which
had been promiselbs prizes va 81,
iuaily distributed real coin a. the
WINNING ccuS'sisusG NJ Niuni 81 d
% ,hs epllaon ma mo congress l.
rolng to 90 mugAfior rosas
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27
Chinese Queer Ways
Dlnlcnltiea ~ eensus WORK amonr


Cilnese afe amnailsiy nustmiti hy
the British commissioner no Woihaiwgl
ln bis rrpou "a Chinese child at
birth Il said 60 hc enc year Ola. DO
writes. "and after H hna passed oue
new year % IN said 90 BE- two wears cid
Thus n child 10 bore en- the last mouth
~ tho year may De- said a. ht two
years ~ age hef1rc t il thirty days old
arconlng tp European rgckoniuE A
child ~ eighteen mnntas time ~ NO
sinec hlrih D. fcckoncd by Chinese %
D. vithef two years or three 1cam old
this depending ou WHISTLER it was born
"a the nrsi og second half of the 1ear
"a Is common for Chinese mother 60
gite a son The namc of a gin. puaum.
abs g. deecise thc fatcs. &c bclug cHa
sl3ercd easier 90 bring up q Eiri Thew
are many susp uudls .ird families ln
Wrihhiwei ihc largeat o. that ~ a
widow upmed Mvng VA shin. whose
family caueiss ~ alAty sis whieh,
with sue servant makes sixlJ seNcn
moalhr 10 the common meal"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27

Postmaster Crahbe Was presented
Vita beautiful paraeol Monday
ulght The Nlii heine from the clcrf b
~ the posioHice The paratoi ~
Fold headed and has the initials ~
NJ Crahhe engraved on the handle
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27

Tho Corpus Christi transfer Com.
paas remembered lie omple>cs daring
the lnletlde seasoa BY giving them
hig Christmas alnner The dinner
Was served In the once OF the com.
psuy on CAaparrel street eaa VAS
greatly enioyed
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27

iausef Iiflfs
LAREDO Irt nt 20 SHERIFF
tna1af sanrhst ehu aas anoar
those afiffcf Cor af'raea sIoisuen ~
neutrality aat sunday narrfaHy
l.fnel fhr table. on ere toiarsi er
zee ehal re .f,Href o. searah stf.
uni rom hHai -fafre Commission
~ toafer tHa f.erf before orI.rt
t,uf t0 a taa in taIs c.fl ana sertd
itoef BOO Manner rifles Witch q
Meu,an Haa a.1 offered f1f alo o.
.ls possible falaaer f H...s
fhs funs alter neinr .anatcsfss
sore uhsn ia ihe eennff laa and ft d.
arrest OF fhs Narif sfo offered fhom
GOO saie alii hs maae toaleht hf sher
NJ aan|hDf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27

-ilow dld zen aod TIE weather IN
ionaoar ssscf the TREAD % TIE re-
turned trave,cf
"foa dcaf have 20 nnd TIE wcather
IN loushan~ repiiet tho traveller 1t
b0mps snse yea At every coeoer.---
I.ile.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27

Articles u Incorporation FOR the
resss. Kansas q Omaha Railway
have been approved BY tho attorney
SsnsFsl, The proposed line viz run
from Amarillo 10 TexAhama.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27

To give 90 ~ your own VII what
woutd csst to- mlSh N time and
strsngNh Is not failure-ls Is succcsx
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27

A sgansAise has bsen granted Ia
I,rewnsyille tor tie construction q a
ssrees railway system.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-17
GOT THREE LICENSES 70 WE'D.
A Nervous Groom and Careless Friend,
overdid Il.

From the Memphis News scmtar
II required three licenses 10 tie the
nuplal knot OF q. 3. Harrell and Miss
Mae yN.ee at he home Of the BRIDES
mother last sunday afternoon And siill
the marriage train teailed IN twenty
minutes behind the scheduled time
The wedding was set for o'clock
sunday afternoon, MI Harrell was Inn
bued with the caution usually suggested
bY lcvel-headed groomsmen guiding he
Hurried acts Of man on the threshold
uf lnatrmeny So friend went TO the
court mousse saturday aud secured a
license for MIR Harrell and Miss Vance
TO wed But on the way home the
liceng WAS lost.
A second friend WIS dispatched with
the result thas deuplioate license was
secured once more the silver linins
shone and Easter Sunday looked bright
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-17
OWEN IS FOR
WILSON FOR
PRESIDENT
Oklahoma Junior Senator Rs-
cards New Jersey 6OvsTnOI ihG
Most AvaIIabIs Candidate

woodrow Wilson's presidential
boom has been making steady pro
gress regard hi mby long odds the
most available man Tor the Demo
cratic nomination., said Senator 4,
u Owen this morning The senator
nas recently aFrivod from Washing
ten and today he talked to Leader
representative of the situation as
viewed az the capital and through
the papers OF the country
Senator owen will be here seYera
days. having been called to the bed.
side Of bis aged mother, who suffer
eo serious Injury few days ago
She is doing as wen as can be ex-
peeted and her recovery is regarded
aa probable
The supreme court is very secre.
tive" said Senator owen when asked
shout the capital location case. Tho
Uklahomans In Washington know
rothing OF the trend OF the courts
opinion, aud II IA extremely improb-
able that anyone can forecast the de-
cision except as a matter OF guess
ing
Speaking Of presidential candidates
tie senator said that the Harmon
boom had lost great deal OF prestige
and Is receiing as the Wilson idea
brows Wilson has evidently created
u profound impression on the coun.
uy, according 70 the senator's view.
II believe that MI, Bryan will be
nominated ii be wants TO be, said the
senator But even among those who
most earnestly desire TO see him
president and are with him for all
time. there Is a feeling that his three
defeats will prove serious handl.
Cap President TAFT seems to have
lost ground at the capital. but over
the country | believe he Is gaining IN
popularity. His manly stand for re-
c,proeity has made him strong
4 believe Oklahoma Ii almost nm
aElmously Iii favor OF the Canadian
reciprocity agreement. Occasionally
get letter from an ostensible far
ner, but | generally see the trail ot
the press agent across the pages
Asked about the reappointment bill
Senator Owen said that il is pending
In the senate, with chances for its
passing not the besh Ia the world,
The senators think the house too
large now Cannonism Is dead and a
lew order is on he says under the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-17

street Passers by stopped, SO did
vehicles, and in a very short time
a thousand persons were cheering the
dogs.
STREET cars couldn't get by the
{ owd to make the loop, and the pas
sengers and crews joined the specta.
tors After ten minutes effort JET
fries got the hold he wanted on
larrles right ear There was no
shaking the dog OF MIN, although
tnere was plenty of suggestions from
the crowd. Finally Clarrie's owner
got a strangIe hold on Jeffries and
choked him until he fell to the side
walk unconscious.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-17
MILLION DOLLAR FOREST
FIRES IN pENNSYLVANtA

Eidgeway, Pa. Nav i5-Fires IN
LycOnllng, Potter Cameron, Elk and
Mexican counties continued unabated
last nigh, Already the damage IA
estimated at over 100000 Weather
conditions are threatening tonight
The fFe liz Elk county. which
threatened Rldgeway yesterday. was
turned back early yesterday The fire
in l.yeoming Potter and Cameron
counties Is the worst In the history
0f this section In Lye0mlng county
strip thirty miles long and more
than ten miles wide is burning.
force of mon Was hemmed in by
the flames Saturday near Slate Run,
Lye0ning county, With difficulty
they made their way through smoke
10 Slate Run creek. where they re-
mained standing IN the water for six
hours.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-17
TRUSTS ARE oLp, INDEED.
Menopolies Existed IN the Thirteenth
Century, lecturer Says.

From the Philadelphia North American.
Monopolies, boycotts and restraint OF
trade are old commercial vices under
new names according to former Assist =
ant District Attorney Chester Nye Farr
who spoke before 100 alumni of Banks
Business College at the seventh annual
dinner, held In the Hotel Walton recent
" fle cited laws against monopoies
that existed In The Thirteenth century
and quoted from statute which pro
hiblted fishermen from cornering the
herring market flve hundred years ago
The only difference between the
monopoles of those days and the trusts
Of today said the speaker 'is that we
now work on a larger scale our monop-
s4sNs are arger, our restraint is more
effqengc and our rebates reach further
The growth of possibilities OF commun-
cation accounts for this difference"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-17

q % the young people than any previous
Easter they had known
IN order that there would be no more
slps twiSt cup and lip friend was
sent sunday nom 70 the residence Of
HE Rev B $. McLemore pastor oi
Pennsyivania Avenue Presbyterian
1hufeh with an envelope containing the
license AND fee for the minister But
ales Friend number three tried and
tmlsty returned shortly and sent up a
wall that he had lost bis trust. Then
ihe groom not busy he called 4 taxicat
and himself went after a license re
turning triumphanily with it pinned ii
bis ;ocket he found that a little girl had
found the second duplicate and money.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-17
COT PROPER HOLD AND HELD
New YORK Saw Dog Fight Worth
Looking st--Strect Traffic Stopped

From tue New York World
An old fashioned dog fight gave
Park Row thrill the other after
neon and drew crowd that coused
suspension ot street car traffic.
Jeffries. bull terrier owned by A.
w. Madigan, was sitting on the front
seat OF a motor car which sttod in
font OF building. The dog, loug
accustomed tos gqard his oYneFls car,
easn't giving sEiscIhl / Attention sfo
passers by when another bhh terrier
came along
The quick exchange of dog lang.
Lase must have contained 1 challenge
for Jeffries jumped fro mhis seat
The other dog which his fashionable
dressed owner called Clarrie. was rul
ling at his leash, but met Jeffries
when the latter HE the ground Then
the battle was on Clarrie. c0nsid-
eiably the heavier. had the better
CT the first couple OF rounds, which
were fought ID the middle Of the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-17
YOUNG MEN MUST BE PARAeoNs
Girls Of kenosha Enumerates the vir.
tues That are Necessary,

Keuosha, Wis. May Kenosha
men now have standard 10 live up
to- if they desire to be considered
models by the women.
Eighty young women at the re.
quest OF the minister ID charge OF
one OF the leading churches have
sent him letters telling him of their
views of the model young man The
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-17
TRAIN KILLS pELlRloUs MAN.

Special to the Daily Leader
Hannibal, Mo. May 17--John Blu
bener rs years old, was killed by a
Burlington passenger train here early
today Bubener had been III for some
tine, and Il Is supposed he left his
home while In delirium and made his
way toward the tracks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-17

views are wideiy at variance. but
every one Of the young women de-.
mand the strietest rules Of n.oral life.
Here are the virtues insisted on
Courtesy, honesty. reliability com
mon sense, temperance. industry,
ambition, belief in the Supreme Be.
ing, refinement in speech and action,
clear knowledge and love for the
truth and courage to stand for the
right
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-17

Vlnita Banker Fails TO Avert Hearing
On classification Chsrue.

On classification Charge.
Tulsa, Okla, May 11.-After ex
hausting every legal technlcality BIZ
which 1t was hoped to avoid The pro.
ceedings, w p. Phillips is on trial
In the United States court on the
charge Of falsifying In his report xss
the comptroller OF the culrengss as
to the condition Of the First Nation.
al bank Of Vinita of which he was
the cashier The case da.es back
four years and was transferred to
the federal court from The courts
Of Indian Territory, Philips is 4
Cherokee citizen and was one of the
first bankers in Indian Territory He
now resides near Tulsa on a farm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-17

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