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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-12-15
Denounce Law Violators.

Forest.-Denouncing grand jury per
jurers as anarchists and enemies of so.
ciety, and making an earnest appeal of
higher respect and regard for the law,
Judge l.. C. Dobbs delivered vigorous
charge to the grand jury.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-12-15
Trains Discontinued.

The railroad commission has given
the Illinois Central permission to diseon-
tinue trains SO and 81 running from
Holly Springs to Grenada
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-12-15

London-Fourteen members of the
crew of the Belgian steamer Vandyck
were drowned when she was wrecked
off the Cornish coast.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-12-15
Fifty Wounded by a Bomb.

Liege, Belgium.-A dynamite bomb
exploded during a crowded cineomato-
graph exhibition. terrible panic
ensued, in which fifty persons were
wounded, several of them mortally,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-12-15

St Joseph, Mo.-The balloon Tope-
ka H., which ascended at Atchison,
Kas, dropped into tree top at Ell
wood, Kas., opposite here, having
been up seven hours.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-12-15
Farmers Estimate Large Acreage.

ylertown.-Farmers of this section
estimate large acreage in cane for next
year. One man alone has planted about
thirty acres, and numbers have made
smaller paintings.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-12-15
Poet Riley's Brother Dies.

Greenfield, Ind.-John A Riley.
aged 81, only brother of James Whit
comb Riley, the "Hoosier Poet" is
dead here OF heart failure.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-12-15
Blows Head OF While Insane.

Little Rock, Ark.-D. M. Hobson,
Who is believed to be insane, blew
his head off with shotgun at Texar-
kama.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-12-15
Revolt in Madeira.

Madrid, Dec. 1.-THE Imparcia'
says there is revolt in Madeira and
that the Portuguese government has
sent a battleship to the island.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-26
TAFT Dimes WITH
POLITICAL FOES
Receives Cordial Welcome as lie
Continues 10 Invade the Tn.
surgent" States.

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'''''' '' '"' 1'"IP'hE NJ Almost as
'.''"E ~" WIS ana NHIaEes III ms PROGRESS
oHi N'1"N"' |" ms Guy
Nv INC PRESIDENT smoke IN 'he
""u''o'lul" nero ana tomorrow after
noon Will eros" over INV" Wisconsin,
/, 'He nome OF senator La FoII"'te IN"
"'Nh""''"sed leader ot inc lnsurF-
EMS ana the nhn slated TO oppose
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-26
GERMANS WARNED
Of HIGHER PRICES
Disorder Interrupts Chancellor 5
Dismal Prophecy during Course
OF Reichstag Debate,

Berlin. oct. 24-"Germans must bc rre.
pared TO rl, for a great economic deyel-
.,,,u,ut ana tive hotter standard of living
a., ,i,.hor eos.
q, declared Ir,port,, Chonce,,or ,.or
D.. Observation-Disclosures, +, ,bo pa,c,.,,, VOC
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-26

ago we came here. She has made me
happy and comfortable, and has done
he same for the children.
another perfect thing about her Ia
her perfect health. She was never Ill in
her lifc. and none of her children ever
had days illness. That western judge
was altogether wrong in his statement.
! hope If he ever comes here | can show
him an absolutely perfect Wife"
Mrs. Wright modestly kept from view
during the interview. She was delighted
with her husbands devotion. but didn {
care to face strangers and talk about 1t.
She is about So years old, and her hus-
band is three or four years her senior.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-26
KNOCKS OUT W1FE's TEETH.
m. l.. Hum Of white niver Junction
Cos. &c Jail for AA-Hult,

Wits River Junction, oct. An H.
Hunt. clerN IN tho r"rtral Vermont
railway cGce hare, VINO has not Dcen
E,..ns w+,h ITS Wifo Tor aeycra inonths.
.trr7s hsr las. ui,eht Wien sac refused
1in4 en- interview, kuocked out three teeth
and injured her lioa lie was arr9i Gued
tbs rao-nlns 5cro~ Justice u rrGol; and
,vns Anrd e end costs. lie preferred to
s. 90 jsii The1 ta-eo children haye
seen sunYe7t.d 1,y heI mother, Mira
hunt has resided n-ro whNc her husband
Mad rooms II Wee. Iebaroa.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-26
DILLIJGHAM Is ANNOYED.
Sennto- Critic;Ses Attorneys on Both
Sidrs for Delaying Investigation.

Chicoco oct. Ex-senator William z.
Dillingham; of Vermont. chairman Of the
Loriu,r iuvcs iga'ion committee Of the
United states Senate. criticised attorneys
on both sides to-day for delaying the
hearnls ana issued orders that cxam-
nations Of witnesses be expedited.
Senator Dillingham; Displayed annoy
ancc when he called the LAWYERS to task
and also delivered sharp commands for
the calm. II certain reluctant witnesses.
Anon" .hosc is l.. G. Peavey. cashier of
the Ham National Bank at Noun, Yer
non, III.
y verbal request was made upon Pea
Vcy nearly week ago 70 turn over cor
tain ac. cunts in connection with former
STAT Representative VIM. 9. Blalrs tcs-
t.monN. The committee learned to-du.
that Peavey refused 10 ober this It
quest.
\ subpoena ordering Peavey 10 bring
the desired data before the committee
was ISSUED and a deputy serseent-at-
orma departed for Mount Vernon to-
night
When You have made your stores adj
Vcr,isinc interesting and important to a
good many people. you've " or
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-26
THE WRONG CONNECTION.

Speedy CphoninG from farmhouse &c
Garagc)-l guess You will have to come
and get Ine. I've turned turtle
Voice This is a garage, you want the
aquarium. Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-26

After exposure, ana when YOU feel a
cold coming on, take Foleys Honey
ana Tar Compound. II checks and re-
loves. Use no substitute. Tho genu-
inc i'm a yellow package always. j.
w. O'Sullivan, "a Church St.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-26
RORTICULTURjSTS
MEET NEXT WEEK
Program of Exceptional Interest
Arranged for Vermonters-
Many Experts to Speak.

ciptv will be held in The city hall, Mont
heller. November t. and 3. The first
session of the meeting will be held We'd
ncsday evening at cght o'clock End will
he oucncd by the address of welcome to
bc given 10y the Hon Smith $. Ballard.
MAYOR OF Montpclicr Tho first official
address of the meeting will be given by
DR. T. u. ForbuSh. State ornitholo-ist.
of Boston. ON the subject of Birds in
Orchard and Garden" Doctor Forbush is
already quito well known to Vermont
people and MANY will remember his two
very iutcrostfns and Instructive addresses
given I'm HurlinItun last winter This
gentleman is Il socialist I'm tho study Of
bird. and has made many observations
regarding the value cf birds in orchard
and garden. The doctor write that he has
ar excellent collection Of lantern sii los
which Nu1 be thrown upon the screen
to illustrate his WlE.
ne i'''' TWO ""''1 inc session
I"' Gay H'"'h'E WI. "' "''"P'eu WIN
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''' va "'"'''.". 49, '''" "'' .''70 - d"
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''"N u'S inc """rf'S "H WI. MACS
'"''' WIN Jet, r''"'c 'h 'i' -'o'''-
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VINO mas neon ii'"h'hE sP'''l S'"'N "I
ne o'o'"'''' I'a' uI's oi "PP'o P' '''.
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rlos There are many Items IN tbo 2nnlo
orchard business which need careful at
tcntion. and one Of tn" needs at the
present time is good system If business
man1@ement relating to the production
OF apples
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Tho afternoon session viii be oDcned
with an address on the "Dcvelopment of
am Apple Orchard" by Prof. T. C..
Sears of the Massachusetts agricultural
experiment station. .,mhorst. Mass Pro-
f.sSor Sears IS not only successful rs a
teacher and practitioner but Is n man
who Possesses great familiarity with or
chlrd industries tie lived IN Nova SEQ
tin. the great apple section of the East.
and is aluuGant,> able to furnish much
inf rmation to- Vermont orchardistS.
The subject Of "Nutritlon Of an Apple
Tree" viii be discussed by Prof. c. T..
| Burns, head # The botany department
of the University of Vermont This SUBJ
ic't should prove of much interest to
an students Of plant life and will he
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-26

advantage. The last paper VII.
delivered by Robert Thomson ~
crime, Quebec who viii speak on
Grading and Packing OF NppI'9
this address attention viii ne
to the boxing Of apples ana 10
methods of grading and pa'RlnE'
is very likely Mr. Thoms"n VIII
how to eliminate the Gull In the pa"
age.
Tho closing session of the nlo't'',
Will no held Friday evening ~ c'3 ~
O'Clock when two subjects VIII pc P'o-
scented. p. NJ Lombard OF the aRr'c"'-
tural department Of the vermont TX
pertinent station will read a paper On
tho "Cu7cullo Pest IN vermont VI
chards." This Is n rather recent ""'
extremely Injurious insect In the ra''
and 1t has come to be Of general ol'-
tributlon in Vermont Following M''
Lomhard's paper there VIII coh'' W.,
presidents annual address, Whi'h VIII
be delivered by the Rev George w.
Perry Mr.. Perry is a very ihteres' ms
speaker and is sure to have concerning
worth while.
It Is expected Tint the m'"tlH@ 'h's
year will surpass al others in the extent
nud character of the exhibits N the
valuc Of the pancrs and IN general alton
darcc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-26

When You have made your stores ai-
Vcrisinc interesting and important to a
goot many people. you've WON,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-23
COL. TOLBERT
ASKS CHANGES
IN PROCEDURE

PTailSsE ~ secuted @LG Eullsae1
eK4minaEl 81 as II qualification o1 the
lsrs saonll 1a reduce2 and left
arzsF a discretion OF & arts il
ciTl- actions aaeA parks saaalG De au-
rhgelzsd % serve the ether H3.h writ-
ten Ques1s0as tae general enla
sho9id oe abolished The statute ag-
tnTiGing service 81 process bv mail
g1ould be amended 10 include service
suhfeaas ag telephone OF Ie.e-
graph
Ctzer T5ines Provides
TIE reccE nendations also provide
thaf plaintiffs in civil actions shaM be
required 10 mars Oh petition whether
I1rg is demanded or waived and 81
3eEan&e5 = deposit III SIS in disrris
ard sS II ccprTy ccuTt recuii'eS
district colrt sECuld be allowed ~
iir-st argument in felony cases. ex-
cent capital. III not Jess than one ho8l
Z SIDE ample provisions should be
made for transfer CT district Judges
and pay Henr of fAeir expenses. dis
trict cCurT should have equitable 5ur-
lsdiction il feiony cases. where dA-
aenaaEt Is uu0er a 70 deal with 7Ae
criminal aid not with the crime 1y
parole c. otherwise. should have I'D
role Jurisdiction in all felony cases
where The defendant IS ever Il and
under =, except homicide cases. auc
= here the defendant is female over
= with fhe same exception. statutes
relating % appeals should ae repeat
I'd and appeals perfected under rales
of the appellate courts. transfers De-
tweeH district and Superior courts
should be ca metion O. either BaTrg
statutes should deal 0nly wffa gen
sFaI toTrs o. procedure leaving de-
.alls u t1e courts; standard q The
.ega2 profession should D. raised
Tow ncTal srd stbesi lr1 us
'ie1z defendant .n murder cases
ihoul7 net BE allowed 10 disquaiify
.aror o1 - gnd - e0nse5 entioas scra- .
,les
keeg1lsneR1atBon was made bv s. u
tarrss ri Oklahoma city. former F.
hairul1n II the 0s'ah-u5s Code com {
saoa Ier creation % q perm anens s
siar ss'aFff 90 spss res % 4
aHs aet ~ continuing bureau gf !
aiffa af8a fDF tha slafare. and 4
'' supervise IRE pabsica ~ ees- I
rn lass and court reports
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-23
LOTTERY SCHEME IS hIPpED

Kansas Ciig. Dec 23-An immense
lOt-sry scheme having hundred
thousand tickets IS alleged 80 haze
been discovered here bY the u3lice iol-
lowing the arrest ~ Mrs Olga Weeks
t0y shDplfuDg
The wcman IS said q have Sent
her husband note Whlch read. Am
ln trouble Better get out
The police arrested the husband.
searched bis house. ans fsEud lottery
tickets. ard data concerning she In
tsrnatsonal Mining and lurastrn ant
compaug ~ san Domingo ssi5 RS
~ scheme Offering prizes ~ SIS
600. s. 6hN and other prizes
The pair was turned orer s0 the
federal auth7rsties Tie man admits
the ioEseTF and sass he Sas agent
for q Soreisner
Weeks a.i6 that -Haolgh tas ,1f
ferF fiekets came from S. LaitF III
mailed his remittance fp BTs ela
Eo. aud Monarch. ARK The amhor
tiles are aAhholliue fHe naHrs ns
.lersoue involved
Tire eomnsnv keeps large deposits
81 national hanks in several cities.
.he nanes Wach The Authorities
refuse fo disaiee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-23
Ladies I75 Felt Slippers 100
FRAUD CHARGES ARE REVIVED

~aefa g t1e Daily Leader
91lahons2 CHS OKLA. Llsse -1ae
scandal lm egaHrrfio@ HiEh Tina con
sIrnetlo1 9s tae buildings or rh-
state school fos the deaf IL Sulphur
has been revived by q refesrt of shr
grand jurE uf Mr4s county Whites
ae ares rnat q gross fraud s e
feEpeEratea mon f1e state 81 -
aect,ul H8rA tAa Buildings
TIE grand iury hCweyeF. re sr-e1
t42E seTeral witnesses as Easue n the
Investigation cf The alleged ram4
hare lett re state. preventing ARR IN
Gictt1e1ts ne snTy recommends tAe
prosecuting attoTlsy onGuct q om
paese investigate and Institute pros
sE1T-ols O. Gat. t1e matter III zhe ST.
tents q " subsequent grand 5arr
THe building wss constructed dEr-
ing the HaskeE admtnis.rs tiaa under
The supervision o. fhe board of pmoae
affairs appointed gy Haskell the
present beard Of affairs made ar lu-
Testagatlon through is architect Mho
reporte5 faat the H8iSGag w2s iu such
coEc-lon taat Is was unsafe f9r cc
c4p2ncg an1 that nuch 0f the coH
struetign wcwlG hare - be replaced III
order 10 make the structure teaahle
Before these alleged detects were
brought TO pwDs5c attention the state
rad pad about ss5 sN 70 contractors
for the work The present t1ard IS
81 et has msds I'D arrangement no hare
the buildings completed and the sEzi
dents are nccuryinz rentet strEic-
rfr~ez
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-23

.or holiday ali household expenses.
EaFe rent. stand st5ll-tsey ge on for-
ever when additions are ugaGe rne
family One can 1--WE comso-ta b =
in verF small quarters. az travellers
nave proved 70 tlsr satisfaction ano
tAink SHAT Z heap RI care is eTaaec
4 friend 0f mine wh3 Keep. e ia1 Is
mad had dream of q hune in fogr
rocms One q them was dia5ng
rp1I ln ~AJe1 an her meals we're
iaken. ta0agn she lived nearly next
3oer 81 the cafe O. -ae place She or-
osre1 from me EeuB brought her By
= ysitsr. and tAe maid serred the
meals Oh q beautifully appointed "a
hle One daw zuE friend and Aer 1ss-
band R-ere oeguilel into taking
i ge Aouse and the -en1r "a beE sfa
cGsrged w5tb st4Ftliux s8rap1aess-
-ne began f0 uegers heg gnuc arG
wss no- ~ home 70 neraing cailers
Sometimes she mas too tired t5 81
-ut n -he evening ana before s0ag
she wss sex Ec death e. planning
meals. The husband died the house
~as disposed ~ and rae woman aaa
returned 70 her cd and cgI fortaoie
lie in folr Fglm8 sac practically
gave away hsr surplus turn .tnre hut
ssg glad u see the last ~ iI AZ any
sost
BETTY BRaDEN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-23
SHOULD CARRY
D VI n F | R {
Risks IN CITY
. contInoea - Paae one.l

e4-F 9Qt 9Le and sn IuLber nt cas-
SIS no 4ra walls age found f-un cue
end OF .hs block % TIE ofher The
gcEa mission has ma1v other a~Su-
AeE SER ing 80 IstifV IL sa the eN-
gg1t-2ut Ere rate charge here lf
one would follow the suggestion
nlade by fhe fire insurance examiners
who come here regularly to give =
vice it would be necessarT. lf relief
cerne tc rebuild The entire ciEy ON
eFwise pay tha prevailing rate Other
taxes In comparison 30 rhe insurance
lax ales 70 3 state of insigntf cance-
T1 citizens 3s -his casr mha own enst-
ness property On the main business
III oaghlares o. tais citr. l- is ssIg-
gestea fnar a move De made ay the
chamber Of coma merce and the Retail
Dealers association 70 take the mat
ter an for thorough discussion and ac-
ton E.st the business property own
e. Of the city organize and under
take their own risks @. l9ss hy fire
This risk can BE- taken with res son
able insurance 81 safety bY hiring
competent wa1chmsn &c guard prop
er1y against possible ire al night
Lat the money paid ont FOR IRE pro-
lection be kept al home oF employ
ing competent home men az IRE
guards LEI The merchants of each
BLOCK organize a speeias IRE preven-
ttan association for their respective
block and hire q watchman u quart
IL il would be decidedly cheaper and
might have a tendency q start some
hing by tile tiIe the next leEIs.a-
.ure shall convene. That sill give
some reliel from the outrageous rate (
q tax now being levied hy the differ
snf Ere insurance combines
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-23
FoRT SILL TALK DiscREDlrEo

Fort Slil. 0sla-, Dec. -8-Thas ,he
talk in tbs house of represent sizes
FelaTlFe 70 t1e elimination OF Fort
cl4l ln compliance wiTh tna recon
1lalaaflons from the war 5erartEne ent
is Uoge ouncombe than ANYTHING else
IS the declaration al CoL Granger
ADAMS, commander AZ Fort Siil and
Capt " 3in Westervelt pest aaju-
tant when questioned fo6ag regard
ING the report from Washington.
It's true IS has been known for
months that the war department will
ask f0r the elimination OF uurg Der
az The smaller posts nf the country
said CAPT WesIervelf tut For 81
ls not Included in she prosaerE i've
lst To the contrary. .the department
still holds to lis plan for the peraaa-
nent retention and enlargement oT
the Oklahoma post
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Fred Ri1ierbusCh ID 4. A. Adams.
l9is 70 Z. hlccs ists Is. block
AZ lals 2s. Hand i5. aeck VI. lors
~ and z block u. Meridian.
T 3 Blaud 10 lmogen Mcdonald
gSa So lots aid j 8, BLOCK &. Of
I-4nestE
h-i-Eaoeth L9reli 10 Susan ]. Down
.ls- Fa. 1880 Lots 5 and hssek
Lovea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-23
MANY UNREGISTERED pHARR-
AGISTS WORKING IN STATE

There are large ngaDers - nor
registered pharmacists connect ted
alta arag stores in Oklahoma Az
eoriiaz ~ Secretarg Burton.
Tae great danger 10 tae pub.lc rs
perm miffl8s ans baf fegistefes charm
~ lists 30 prepare PHYSICIANS preserif-
fiang and mix drugs. Is empbas.ze1
10 The e-ref NntcH urges tlzr the
arr rHey tsBe5al s,e astel 60. az oHis
len as IA tae proper parties 81 prgg-
eeafe tori Yi5lati1ns z tle laE 81 f1is
regsrd-
There q statute providing Tor
1aes frgG 81 20 s2f5 aor pragTle-
tiers ~ ag sfores gao laH 70 keep
enarma1sis 10 aitenaaaee e ail
tines.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-23
G.!.l
~
: 1a!.z!i
AMONG
THE WOMEN


-essF~ t@ 1-sN ~ @~s
II er1f s-s ~aA Af-
So - 7A #sr ~ ay4E f-'S.lls'
- E ~F@ 4S51 as - = =
~ - A-4 F4A @t fae gaAsL.
Ss aNra 4@SeE aA-
Ts.-t-s alr@ @fi2 JA@n -
$50 - sAsAe ~A3A SA3 @Es A
A<@ ~ eAe ala care
fpA Fgo1~s are Al sae nee9z 9e-
: et1 O Se~9As Ff9A y siTs mo
y1fsrg aAAfssgs .2Fal3 94slng more
.Af sastAfes 111 me care ga1la4d&
.r-IS y tAr Alilnz ci 1sAp j -TEI
4epe@zs II ne toEm q helper "22
-sars aAe sFol6 an scrubs i-aEAr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-23
VIII &c ZIG EVENT
Jackson pay Banquet al Tulsa to 5e
Attended BY hotsoles

ToIsa. Okla Dec 2@-The larses
Democratic banquet ever he'll in tht
r-sfa wan he means 0f celeDrafin-
lsesson Dav in Tulsa. January Sfh
sf nh.ch time Col. HenrY Waiterson
editor az tic lpfisville Courier 1our
saI r;aT Zee Cruee. e1-Gofern 2 has
e-5 faz7e snilu James 5 D4Fcn
,e.t ana charles carter and oiaer
no-ed Democrats Wil be in attend
znre The banenef wil be given ~
~ rank and fie % Tulsa eoHnty
Democracy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-23
WHERE IS CHiS. ". ROWLAND?
lRy Associated Press

thlcasa 5ee. 2-Tae police scsl4y
@ere asked % search for CHARLES 81
ao@iaHa ot Oberlin ONO. VINO has
een missing since December 1arh
g hen Ae left home for Esria. Kans
f-sFryins g large sa.n of money "a Dag
z drug store Hls wGe fears he aas
seen murdered
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-23
Nue. C FREED, Or WILL DIE
d Assraiatai - !.

Atlanta. Dec. 33-Charles vi. Morse
ste New YORK banker. must regain
4is lreeaom within very short l4ale
ot Ae #lH Ole, according t0 d report
sem = Washington taday after 4 con.
ierenee viia local physicians ann
.Ailil4TE surgeons at FOr1 Mcpherson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-23
cRucE NAMES
PUTNAM CHAIRMAN

Oklahoma City. 0Rss.. Dec. as-
,soFeFnor Cruce today named =. A.
Putnam. OF Gem chairman for Car
ler county il The movement Ia bring
aeoaI reduction OK the cotton acreage
ieT next season The ether couufg
cnairmen were named hy The state
ooard nf agriculture
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-23

ffHsT REWARD VIII be paid for any
snfsrnsHon aboai nay stolen.
straight. brosa pup, 8 months old,
nra acs hio stolen 0etoier s Care
3zllg Leaae
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-23

Stuffed Olives. oneen o3lreg and
Nanzaniiia Olives ~ fae finest eti4s-
~ are nea nackel Under THE A.
TON GOODS label Yaar grocer has
them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-23

Bring the chacrer % see Santa
Claus AZ Kings Racket.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-23

Generally 1sbliI,afea for years. Had
sick hea1Ge1es. lacked ambition, wss
worn-9ut and al rundown B1r9Ock
Blood Bitters made ne vel woman
Mrs Chss. Freitcy. MoOsup, Conn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-23

Tne flavor ~ god Tea and Coaee
az easily 5e rlinel bT using inferior
Snza- Those s-ho know. use THE
ALTON GOODS CFYstai Lump Sugar.
alwags gold n packages.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-23

SAFETY Fax0,s. frs-- 500 to $500
~ olsmiths
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-23

All the Toy Barns, filled with AM
All Boys Tool Chests, tools that
All Ten Pins, packed in boxes an
All Flying Machines, exact duplic
All Child's Toy Kitchen Stoves with uten
All Brass Ware in Toyland goes in this bi
All Brass Mirrors and Picture Frames. nol
All Brass Electroliers. with extension, wor
All Brass Clocks. Ink Stands, Candle Stick
All Brass level Cases. some 90 less than