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Arizona republican., 1911-01-22
5000 Feet New Pictures

the range has been established by the experience of previous years and the reserve officials have met the sheep men more than half way in their eff forts to adjust what have heretofore been serious differences.
 There were about thirty seven mem bers of the wool growers association in attendance, that number being so per cent of the wool growers of the territory. The success of the meeting was largely due to E. Fl. Crabb. deputy forest supervisor of the Tusyan forest reserve, and Willard 4. Drake, acting forest supervisor of the COcOnino for est
 The range conditions were never better than this year, both in the for eSts of the north and in the Salt river valley and intervening ranges, although the prices are not as good as they were two years ago
 MT Drake will leave t.Iis morning for his home in Flagstaff and MT. Camp bell for Seligman.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-22

there have passed an ordinance for bidding the extrusion by more than haif an inch of the sharp end of these weapons. Why even the half inch was permitted has not been explained m the dispatches. That amount of cold steel, while not very likely to lnflict fatal wounds, can still do much harm to an unoffending eye. and it could cause not a little pain else where.
 It would doubtless involve something of eNaSgeration to say that our cem- eteries. or even our hospitals. are crowded with the victims of unmiti- gated hatpins, but it is a fact that not few people have been wounded by' them and that muititudes have been put by them into al state of fear which almost certainly has something to do with the much lamented in crease of nervous diseases character istic of modern civilization. This alone is a sufficient indictment of the hat pin as it sticketh out in elevators and crowded cars. elevated. surface or subway. after their kind. and there fore should not our aldermen treat hatpins as jokes-New York Times
Arizona republican., 1911-01-22
LEGALLY INVESTED
 WITH 4 NAME
We'll Known Citizen Has Name by
 Which He Has Been Known Confirmed.

Application was made by Thomas Armstrong, Jr.. yesterday in behalf of George YeO for an or'ler of the court changing his name to George Day. MT. Day has been a well known resident of the Buckeye country for several years, and being a prominent cattle man he was well known throughout the county and the territory.
 Comparatively few of those who know him intimately knew that his name was not George Gay, and it was supposed by most people that he was the son of James $. Day.
 It is stated in the application, how ever, that MT. Day IS the maternal uncle of the applicant, whose parents were William F. and Elizabeth Yeo. H , was born at Torquay, Devonshire, Eng land. in 1864 Three years later his parents moved to Canada and at the age of 14 with the consent of his par ents he took up his residence with MT. Day.
 He was thereafter called George Day and after arriving at the age of ma turity he has began trdnsactlng pusl- ness in that name. The application was made in order that legal embar- rassments may be avoided. The court made an order granting the applica- tion.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-22

SWA SEA section 22; S1a section 13; N1k, and N15 S;3 section 24: E1s section 27; Ela section 94; and all of section 35.
 Township Seventeen South, Range Twenty eight East: SEA. S13 SWA. NWA SWA section II; Sh section 10: N1k, Sh SEA section IA: Nl2 section Is; NEA NWA, NEA SEA, SIA SEA. SEA SWh section 23; SlA NEH, N1a SWh. and NWA SEA section 2i: and all of section 26.
 Township Fifteen South, Range Twenty eight East: S12 S1a, and lots 5. S, and section 26; S15 Slz section 25; and all of section 35.
 Township Sixteen South, Range Twenty nine East: Lots 3 and 4, and EHz SWA section IS; and all of sec ton 19.
 Township Ten South. Range Twen- ty-three East: NWA, NWA NEh. and WIZ SWA section %; lots and 2. E1a NWA. NEH. SEA. and E1S SWA section 30; and EI2 section 31.
 Township Eleven South. Range Twenty-two East: Nl5 N'A section
Arizona republican., 1911-01-22
CORDIAL RELATIONS
 FURTHER CEMENTED
Pleasing Results of the Meeting of Sheepmen and Forrest Supervisors.

The sheepmen who have been in con ference with the forest supervisors for the last two days finished their busi- ness yesterday afternoon and began t1 scatter in various directions. but mostly toward the north. Hugh Camp bell. president of the Arizona Wool Growers association. n speaking of the meeting. said last night:
 of all the meetings of wool grow CTS held with the forest officials dur ing the last ten years there has never been one that has resulted so satsfac- torily to all parties interested. The re- lationship of the grazcrs on the re- serves with the government officials is much closer than it has ever been be- fore. Although this meeting was for the readjustment Of forest allotments, there were numerous matters discussed That sheep are an actual benefit to
Arizona republican., 1911-01-22
5; and N1s NE section 2s.

25; and N1z N1a section 26.
 Township Eleven South, Range Twenty three East: Lot 4. SWA NWA. and WIZ SWA section ,: SWA SEX section 6; NJ. NEh, and SEA NEA and lots ?, and 1 section 2; SEA SEA. and WIZ sec ton IT; SEA. SW14 NEH. SEX NWA. NEh NWh and lot 1 of sec tion 30; lots 1 and 2. NEA NWH, and NWA NEA section 31; SWA section 27; E1A section IS; NE NE4 SEA NEA, and SWA SEX section 2S.
 Township Ten South. Range Twen- ty-two East: E13 NEA, WA NWh section 25.
 Township Nineteen South, Range Seventeen East: Sh SIa section 17; all of section 20; WA section 29; S1z SWA, SEX NE1i. and EK SEA section 2S; NWA, NWA SWA. WIZ NEH, and NEA NEh section 21; SEA SWA. Sh SEA. and SEA NWH section 22; NWA. NW4 SW14. S14 SWH. SWh SEA section 15: SWi4 SEA. SEA SWA. NW1t
Arizona republican., 1911-01-22

Sun heat has proven effective m chemical experiments. which required no highly refractory supporting yes sel. Using a 16-inch plano-conVeN lens of 20 inches focus. and placing the substance to he heated in mag nesia crucible contained in a glass vessel from which the air had been exhausted. A Stock and H. Heyne- mann melted pieces of copper and cast iron almost instantly and crystal IiZed silicon-with a melting point oi 145O degrees C.-in few seconds. The temperature was found to be several hundred degrees greater in vacuum than in the same glass yes scl from which the air had not been exhausted.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-22
and NWA NEA section 10.

and NWA NEA section 10 Township Eighteen South, Range Seventeen East: WIZ NWA, and Eh SEA section 26.
 Township Eleven South, Range Eleven East: All of sections IS, IT, l9 and 20.
 Any and all persons claiming ad- versely the lands described. or desir- ing to object because of the mineral character of the land, or for any other reason, tO the disposal to ap- plicant. should file their affidavits of protest in this office. on or before the 18th day of January 1911.
 FRANK H. PARKER,
 Register
Arizona republican., 1911-01-22
Serial Number 01274S. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Phoenix, Arizona. Land office.
 December 9, 1910.
 Notice Is hereby given that the Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company by Howel Jones it's land commission tr. has filed in this office it's appli- cation, Serial No. 01274S, to enter under the provisions of the Act of Congress, approved April 21. 1901 (33 Stats, 211) the following describ- ed lands, viz:
 CHA AND SALT RIVER MERID-
 IAN-ARIZONA. Township Sixteen North. Range Three West: Lots 1 and ?. SH NEh SEA NWh. Ez SWA and SWA SEk section 6.
 Township Seventeen North. Range Three West: Lots 1. ?. 3. and 3 of section 6: Eh NWA, E1z NEh, SWA NEh section 8. Township Eighteen North. Range Three West: SWA section 26; SEX and S1z SWA section 34 Township Seventeen North, Range Four West: WIZ NWA, WIZ SWh and NEh NWh section F: SWA NEA. and SEA section 24.
 Township Nineteen North. Range Four West: Lots 3 and {, SE NWh. Ek SWh, SwA SWA. WIZ SEA SEA SEA-. and SwA NEh section 4; NWA. Nh SWh, and WIZ SEA, section 10: SEX NWh. Eh SWA. and NWA SEA section 24.
 Township Twenty-one North. Rangt nto nd NWA. and Ek SWA section 6; Lots l. 2. 3 and section IS. Nh NEA, N1z NWA, and SWA NWk section 20.
 Township Twenty-one North. Range Six West: SWA section 1. SWH section 10. lots 1, 2. and section 1s. SH NWA. NWA NWA. and Sh NEh section IA; NEK. SEA NWh N1k SWA. N1a SEA. and SEX SEX section 22: lots 1 and 2. NWA NEh. and NEA NWA section 2f
 Township One North. Range Two West: Lots 3 and 4. and Sk NWA section 1.
 Township Two North. Range One West: NWh SWh. S1s NWh. and NWH NWA section 12; WIZ NWH. = and WIZ SEX section %.
 Township Three North. Range One West: WIZ section 13, and E1z sec tion IT.
 Township Twelve South. Range Twenty-six East: NEA. NE NWh. SWh NWK. NwA SWA. SEA SWK. and Sk SEA section r: Nk NEK. SWA NEh, Eh NWA. SWh NWh, SWh. and NWh SEA sec ton 20: SEA. SEX SWA section 19; WIZ NWA, and WIZ SWh section 20: NEH section 90: Lot 4. S1a NEh and NWk SWA section 1.
 Township Sixteen North. Range One West: NEh NEA, Sk NEh. SEh NWA. Ek SWA. and SEA section IT: NEA. Nh NWA. Ek SWh, and SEA section 20.
 Township Three North, Range One West: NEh section 10; Nh section II. and NWh section S5.
 Township One North, Range One West: Lots 2. and 4. SWh NEA. Sk NWA, WIZ SEA. and SWA sec tion 5; SEA SEX. WIZ SEA. Ek SWA section 6.
 Township One South. Range Three West: Lots 1, 2, and of sec ton 6.
 Township Fourteen South, Range Twenty six East: NE NEA, ana Eh NWA section IF; NWh, and SWh NEk section 20.
 Township Fifteen South. Range Twenty East: SWA NWA SEA SWA. Sh SEA. and WI SWk section {: and Eh Eh sec ton g.
 Township Sixteen South, Range Twenty eight East: SEA section [: Sk section &; NE section IT: EH section IS: Ek SwA. and SEA sec tion 21; WIZ SWA. SWA NWA and
Arizona republican., 1911-01-22
THE HATPIN ORDINANCE.

Up in Rochester they apparently take the great hatpin question more seriously than do our own aldermen. fnr in all seriousness the cifv fathers
Arizona republican., 1911-01-22

Buy your fruit trees of Hall Bros and get the best fruit that grows Tn the ,,aIIo1. 20
Arizona republican., 1911-01-22

Your eyes. "Dr. Swigerts glasses" See him today. IT East Jams St
Arizona republican., 1911-01-22

Evergreen lots are going fast. See Burroughs. 14 w. Adams St. If
Arizona republican., 1911-01-22
THE WOODFORD HOTEL
333 W. SECOND AVl

ooo w. SGCONO AVE Now under new management. Mod ern and up-to- date in every respect. First Glass dining room and special Sunday dinners.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-22
NeWShOeS

l have just received the finest and largest ship ment of new and up-tO- date styles of Shoes for Men and Women. Regu- lar $3.50 to $500 quality Shoes.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-22

Evergreen rors are going fast. See Burroughs, fl w. Adams St If
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-07
oaorsAsscs NO 2

as~a~t fse
An ordinance appr0F3FiatIil2 ees t4lR
sams Df gzcHty to tne pag nent li san-
ers seeosnts and exseHses and aesiSF'
taz an emergeney
se ii ordained sy tne BoaFd Of coEa.
ssx toner's Of the Ctr 81 6Hshrie
serrioH That the SUM- cf SsAf II
Hundred and Fifty d0sasrs and IhiFfE
tbree cents il hereby appropriated fgF
the purpose % paying bills agcHn ne
s.3ssfy~-sF8g accounts EEEsT
SALARY fund. Forty Asne dollars ana
Niuesy-iive cents series, d
sa aary FHnd. One hundred ftfly DOR
lars. Series. e.
Flre and water fund Ffre hundred
ssg dollars ard thirty eigAt cents.
Series r
And fae May0r and the C3fv Clerk
are hereby directed ID draw warrants
Ga said Accounts for tae same in fay-
oy of tha person 2 whom sasd aills
uAs allowed
Seetson 2 FOR the preservation 0f
the 8nbgfc peace. health and safety
81 aulereeney i hereby declared to
exist maare0f hy reason whereof ~ ls
Ordinance shall CT In force and Fake
effect from and after - passage and
approval and Bsi5lieation.
Passed D. the Board o. e0uaais-
ssoners and approved hY tae MAJOR
sais seaenfh da9 ~ August 1911
.. ~ NlSSI4kI
Astasf Mayor
n \ DrsNHAf. CITY Clars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-07
|0LD-TIME
RELIGIOUS
GATHERING
4--
suaday Was q Grssf laI II
wits CITY" Hsllisss
Campmsasfg

sunday Hzs i great day at the
White Cts ID dineraa Wells ark
Tee skies aere p~Oriti0mA AID tne
gersSe breexes made tie seating M
de~ tEe big fant delightful The
morning peo9le.s meeting dsTeS1p-
Cd i1to regular osdfsEne cznzpneeTr
| Ing AS the people aFgae oFae asfeF
fae other ard rsye ID t6elr ~ rHsfsAn
experiences. sw wenp cf Fiesogss and "a
Nase froun GLORY eztlze fntu ali hearts
| Il wzs real feast 70 tDe soul
4 arge ard appraclatgTe saaleEee
lrstened 10 Rev. Esrtsr's sermon IAe
5ord oE God was preached IN all sts
ssorio4ss faItress AMI AZ re sHRf11-
tion a rcv1Scr of people aEEre forvs : rsi
for urarr Mans rEtesvr1 TIC sstt
of tsfs tSosv Spirit
Ths Nj c 1t ssdIes eare6 for
tie large cr0N6z st dlnaeg sAtsEs 10. 9
wsg 10 grovoAe EnanF coaspas 90 sf1s Az
words The chfEkeu pfe wss &Mfefy
1 egsey4 gna fresn Ea@ mas she Aeoese
asn they EavFF !. ecuiar a. eEEzssssEs TIT
fsar " tfar Fart Tnea a Gre ernEfe-
gs-<son listened - afsenfkvegY ~ BID
smgsh Az ~ xawe sha afternoon YnesEv
a9e. III was a clear setting forth Os
the doctrine ana teaching Cf All me
churches on fhis mues n1isuac Afo<a
81 l5seef 81 holiness
AT the chllarens meeting large
pans ber cf rfe older folks sal through
out tne whole service isn't faax
zondeffai gareral were neaEd tc f@I-
And surely. angnEse l0cksEg taac Ihe
Aanpy faces of Hose little GnAs. as
seeing how Trey drank ffz every rDr1.
would ne iasieed heartaeas fo CELL
their children thls opporturity some
seem afraid this III s0Fn+ scaAEle to
wtn children a~ag srDm TIER Fes PES
ltgve eheFgtes BOZ tAeHe fears aEe
groauaiess a,t a W0Td Eas sasa
4fsen+ ar churG
A0o.her o4erfss~a Mestins
Ta4 iarg4 fenE rss agiea to cxeE-
flax lag a2sE. night AID hundreds 1000
arolna or sat u their FsaacAes-
large rhbsNs rsscFr made ae weakap
Srng gsth fheig spngs Baas8sLss PKsz-
9yterfans sEersa16sets ~ saM kbaaa&s
znd represent aFsTas of EeaTAy ers%
chsrrA III sae effv we're III fhSt choaF.
Rev. carter bTyEgh- she iaesshEe
Never man was more in eaTmssa gps
tried harder TO pFeaen sEse sEsasa 80
4 large nurubeF ~ people - A0p1 3s
ltha preacher 9age cnx hss fsxFs ns
- ieavspg by tzrcs ard tssgeeN rs
5afI shrouxn tie ssTHs0A- tneFe ~a Z
Constant sFEsurssanse. 40 pEeacnee
8ran a. MS 1azf nfsxA@E 1AAs Sina m
stveatrnenf. and s1n7ess clEcuHssfa ances
srarpnsg ere go leave the teri noae
neght fo 20. beeaAse Il is EniasF ~
Z ,Eezs ami w1ff t0 listen s0 se dis-
tgyrbes. and a does not sho~ tSaE II
I hnsngnt og good 1reedlag Ira glyes
lfo ever AmeFsc@m eEse& xer 80 50
Z " - heard N0nc u ceHsfseaaee 7"
zr-v,.t III .a@@ 80 sssss RI q
eersirsz og I Aeagkng. NJ 80 csoae
IN ire message several kmeR aiad
rrr,sly nanaaser sFept into Yicxcs
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aaegoaEry'
@ q 7TEMs.
EAkg

.smWh. ar. Joe and Fern spencer
9isses Jessie and HiIds Rice, Mf gas
psrfs ard Wiss Myrtle caailA Ut
f4assey Davis.
Miss FLORA Adler spent sunday Tita
friends a. Oklahoma Czg
Mrs. Marley r SmSta leaves onigAA
for Chicago @here soe will spehn
month aith friends and relatives
sfrs WfWszru Fielder Was called Ao
g.sIfse eassa~dav morning III f1e
e-sogys ilinesg ef her brother.
REV. !. n Aberuathy and vie ~ z
fam0rroz morning ig their ss IA.
zsluhe- p&ere they vil sitead tee
state Methodist assembly Ahzfh coa
xeaes this aeez
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-07
} q q Q q Q q q q y y y y q =
@
, FRESH TOPICS OF
r TIE TOWN. /
n ~
D o q q 70 o o % o o o o o o o o
t4omelesa Wais ! aaasect

Homeless Nsit Mascot.
Joe Mckinley. Ehs homeless aait
picked Ug 5g she police on tAR streets
ibe early psrr os last wes3 ss hecotrl-
INK the mascot 81 the department
Tae aog la provided Nth neaE1 ane
place % sleep anf spends Ross OF MS
sgrne az sha headquarters He seems
perfectly aaslsfied ard IS Interested sa
aB TIE happenings az tee station No
w0r5 has been received fgon his uncle
81 grsndfather. bat tae oftAgers a19e
taay NAY be located TIE bog IA
gerg bright and a hume via 5s found
f.g as.n e big --ssssTrs ere zr+ 9g@r1
igem
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-07
IN rscnsr ef MISS paris

sr tscrcr o. MISS Paris
On FrS1s9e evening crgMa q
young people Has entertained at sAa
home of MfHs Pearl Paris. nogtaasst
81 tae alfy waE a surprise iog
riss Paris 800 her fourteenth BIRTH.
day anniversary She received MARI
teagtitai ana cosl8 gits- fae eFea
4ns was paFsel .l daylng games af-
ser .gss.e .er rrszaw sa# s~-A =@F@
servsd sglloWe5 Is some very eeautt-
E8i Instrumental musie 1n iae WsanQ
81 Miss Paris Miss BESSIE Miller
played several brm1s and tns er0va
soiHes her g1 singing AMQnz me
guests aere Wr HN NerwaB. Karl
Walters and Nss He Mbi.eT Mr.
Charles Morrison ard Nss Eeoaa
Walters Oscar haiteE and Mise
HsEei smith, Donns sai s5oGie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-07

W 3 iksrd - fhe state board %
agriaanre and Reh Lgnsf9ra 81 The
scao1. lsud degsrlHeat are IN GiuhEie
sedaf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-07

Beef lgaf baked p9tatoes toasted
breakfast mnfflns endive and tomato
asplc salad, crsckers and cheese, sop-
peFed mfk, sugar cookies tea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-07

CA sam App.cE 70 of tte squirrel
Ri1es. s lE Gaghris to1s ssm IS 80
Hel sneua io GufAre srd tac state
az large ihst s s neelies 60 sag
uleFe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-07
wo4~w az tne CarnpweskArr
Larre sddistors 10 fhs eauR are e.
na-tes sgsa wenS


farre sddlftons 70 fns eanR are -
pe-se1 tfssa weex
A. good Bapsist sale 1eSfeFn al
rns. sosr8s ivss fske sae ps1stssa as'5a,. 7,
~ Eagtsss 4=ae sfsE 80 @rzsc
mv Hfe. Fox can MetAodbst pFe@1a 3
isse that Hs Nas ass0usSaaN
soas rae4smrs. when he as DIG
ihat II uas I azpsixs minister pxeae Z.
inw He wonidnf believe I fh p
ssgea ire preacher he scssnd = aas
30
Pew Carter isss nisnt atara1 sase
hirpaeif 2rav. lie IS . kentss &isa. .
~-s Eenssscsy gea,ie are 80 2roa'd q
t.el- state taay mgst praise 4 II
~ us nearly told Nhat eaaFca =
het,ng ged 80. fssn we saH tii{ &c =
80 ~ tsM IL himself
Z w-ho are these solssr tue9 80
rreut,ers 81 an I,F eanrcAes 80
sfsfr Waers dka shef eoase II {
+ grgm aeAiesser on tae so2tA 80
frIavefsBs ard Sslslsaier Oh re 49,
lesst Helena ard Enid On fne a9s-..'
-. 81 Rsao or the soztozest = go. -
80 tasv here tor To serve -.
rsra souls. and sioEitT @esps.
Christ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-07

Anil Japp. ~ Comanehe cpanty. a
membeT of eVerg legislature siace
ssstehoo9. e in Guthrie lie Is on
bis wsy 10 stfilRater % attend the an
nusi siestloa % the state board y az
rl lulf1rr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-07

Hou Hm % Murray. presidents oi
tbe c1assitutio1zl convention aEd ths
SPEAKER 81 tse house in ths Ffrst iesis
iafure. Has l1 Guthrie sunday wr
Murray ls delegate 81 fae ANIMAL
useefirE of re s-are FsrneFs mstl
igte 81 Saltwater shis esek
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-07
Dr.. Dagis & dagi.,
osTEopATAsc PHYSIciA ANA.

Day aus siest Calls Aas~ers5.
OFFTCE-Ancerson Biock. llsa ".
Okah0ua ATenus
PHoSEs-otnos 2es. Rssldsass iiss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-07

= C1nnug former prsEIdant Of tne
state board ~ agriculture. uas hers
sez .craar on sa# 80 ~ Sfi;ssai-f ~
81 end fae annual eiegtiun os fhe
stale board 81 clliare
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-07
mEMu FoR TUESDAY.


Oranges. cereal and cream 5roiiei
chicken. ram tins. toast tea and cof-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-07

Dr william F1el1er spent the dag
yesterday in stiliEatsr 10 the iateF-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-07

DentlEf ~ q Fsrr0E ts.ok 3 the
bail game AZ OElzhsma Csty yesterday
~ declares thss tas Ts1as league .
fesy m8c1 an TOE rbs mits order
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-07
90 o O 8 : . 90 . o o o Q :
g OF LOCAL sohEnT :
Q neaso ee essss . % . 9

soaas srnoSfh essler. sad maa
,sasr 500 ne fireiesss oooker -
der tas xuise oi refriserstor- ,sd'a-
inz ever Eets osl ia s
of ecarse. Eg1 cea ai@a8 ttS &c.
81 fse ois plez tDat . nsan 0szg1i net
- 50 when he S doEn. aat Wat =
Ire use u setting doHn n the first
r9scpz
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-07

r. y. Boyle. Of tEe Pi1es-ReeI fslb-
EstirE company. 81 Kansas City.
spent sunday here Hith frieads
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-07

Fohn Panel. John Web. MS sou-in-
iax. suf HIftfl B1T1s. = a5rsd EsAn
OF Ihe Fianeil place. near N1laAa+ are
rengrted recoFertnE. aitaorEh g2Fea aD
fo- dead ss q rss'lit of picnaine Poss-
arinE caused b. eating Fzr1sd oHer
hoiIef beef for bTeskfasf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-07

Harry Sulriock uto is travelling
for a Dallas printing cslcs-n. .
spendi-s q ieE 4ags here Eith his
parents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-07

Miss Lila Smaltz is spending 8 seek
al she glsa aut country horne os
Misses Clara ard Le0na R4effer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-07

Res sersz1sag1- accoupanied ty
his son Gerald. arrived t1is mcTuinE
ard all conduct the third quarterly
conference a. rte Southern Methodist
church tonight
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That noble air1 the stosk has been
located again and bgEF as nsasl He
visited the home ot II BeIand Is
Beagdan Arz sunday at s89 d. m
= ~aTina fine girl Bofh mother and
49, are doing Hleelg Mrs BaAsnd
is Ne~ a9eFeA here az Miss
Stella Ra<sker
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-07

4 FerF pleasant surprise Nas AK
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-01
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Are Slow at Steady to Lower
Prices.
HOGS FIVE TO TEN CENTS LOWER
Fat sheep slow TO a Little Easier
Than Monday, while Lambs
show n Decline of About
Fifteen Cents.

The Following table shows the receipts
Of cattle hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date as compared with last
year:
1911 1910 Inc. Dec.
Cattle ............ pSbS3 SS30i 1879 ....::
Hogs .,..............170,e0 2 1T7,1A 49,. HzS1
Sheep .......,......16 1924 122U4 OAO 80,
The following table SHOWS the average
prices on hogs at South Omaha Tor the last
several days, with comparisons: -.
Dates 1911 ltpte. 1850 liS0S. 1881 llsOs libS'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-01
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. a.-COFFEE-Market
steady but somewhat irregular, as Decem-
Der was points lower under somewhat dis
appointing French cables, while other
months were unchanged to 2 points higher
on covering and little bull support. Pr
vate cables from Brazil reporting that the
crop is still suffering from drouth may
have promoted some buying here in con-
nection with the claims OF steady. firm
offers from primary sources and with Of
ferings light, prices worked up TO a net
advance OF about 4@l4 points. Part OF this
gain was lost later, however under realiz-
ing, the close being barely steady at a net
advance OF gas points. Sales, 5000 bags.
February lO.70c; March, l0.75c; April, 78c;
May, lO.S2c; June, l0S1c; July 10.S0c;, Au-
gust 1O7Oc; September, 1O6Oc; October.
10 SOC; November, iO.45c; August and De
cember, lo.4Oc Hayre was hdh cents
higher. Hamburg, hqh pig. higher. Rio,
so refs lower at $3.50. Santos, nominal
Brazilian exchange on London unchanged
at IS 3-16d. Receipts at the two Brazilian
ports. 5000 bags, against 1900 bags.
Jundlahy receipts, $500 bags against 1900
bags last year New warehouse deliveries
yesterday. 1882 bags, against 1926 last
year. Rain was again reported In Saoupula.
Spot coffee, quiet; No. Z Rio, lSc; Santos,
No. l. i31kc; mild coffee, quiet, COrdOva,
I3A Gl59sc, nominal