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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-23

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-23

THE TIcsT.-"Do your citizens
ana merchants patronize homo
Manufacturers" was the leading
question In a letter received today
from a manufacturer within two
hundred miles OF Tulsa. looking for
community that does.-E. n.
Tucker manager Information Bu-
reau.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-23

who came here from BellIngham,
Wash. and yesterday bought prop
erty. states that nothing on the Pa
cific coast compares with Tulsa for
solid business activity and limited
number OF vacant houses.--E. 7.
Tucker, manager Information .Bu-
reau.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-23

oSc'9oco.Ssoo.S o.S.o.occ09oo9o:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-12
HAD OFFERED TO PAY BACK
100000 IN EVADEO DUTIES
R0ssnbu'g Brothers Were In
dIcted a Year Ago and
Jumped Their Ball

New York, July l2-JuIes Rosen-
berg Of the importing firm of jules
q Hugo Rosenberg. whose main of-
ice is h Paris, appeared before Judge
Archibald in tae United States cir-
cult court today and pleade1 guilty to
i've indictments containing twenty.
t1o counts, charging him with under
valuations By means Of false consular
invoices He was fined 5000 and
costs the latter amounting to 5000
District Attorney Wise made q
strong plea for a prison sentence. He
declared Rosenberg had defrauded
the government out oG hundreds 0f
thousands of dollars in customs du-
ties. He also stated that Jules and
His brother Hugo, VINO was also in-
1icted, had tried 70 compromise with
.ae government BY Offering 20 pay
back 1903 .H90 on eyaaed duties. The
government refused this offer
The Rosenberg brothers we're in-
ticted year ago and 6eld nUder
$4,000 bail each, but shortly after
jumped their bail and went to Paris
IAeir bail Was forfeited.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-12
QUALIFIED TO ENTER
INTERNATIONAL RACE
VIII Represent United States
In Contest for James Cor.
don Bennett Cup
fBy Aasoclatea preaa.l ]

Kansas City. Mo, July Twin
the balloons 'st Louis W. and Mil
lion Population Club gboth of I'll
Louis, rest the honcrs of winning
afst ard SECOND places in tie na-
tional elimination balloon race ana til
the two st. Louis balloon pilots falls
the right of Joining Allan X HaT-
ley CT New YORK. Ia representing TIE
United States In the international
balloon races for the James Gordon
Bennett cup, October nfth
While the Official returns III ths
race will not 10 available probably
for several days there u 40 doubt,
according 70 officials of the Kansas
City Aero club but taat FIRST place
viii 90 10 81. Louis w. whlcn land
ed near Ia Paz Junction. Ind. at AIS
o clock yesterday afternoon. and sec
Dad place TO the Million Population
Club, which came down at Lacrosse.
Ind at 2.45 yesterday afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-12
fBy leased wire

Chlcas0. ia July l--Maay wom-
en- have travelled tbe pem sorn route
10 Nevada % sever their domestic re.
isiions. but Mrs Hazel Decker Ian.
caster of Chariesou. H. holds the
record for fle most unique methol ~
travel Seventeen years old. Heauti
fal snd b.asaigg and clad in boz 5
rlotliue. sac Ras Interrupted in her
journey yesterday Dr. Policeman
JOAN Slater of ths kensiugfon sta
ton as she stepped from boa car in
coupany Elta TloMas Brewer. -
years Oh. cf Tolee0. Onto
The policeman noticed the fvo as
fney we're making their aay ths1lEh
ihe freight yards. and 81 thef Jump
"a across rreele of eater Mrs
Lanoasfer esa1oel tle SIDE of her
trousers ia the manner 0f umng a
skirt Slater beFame suspicious. and
lt TOOK bur one glance at tde pseudo
ieltls eFes and burning c1eeAs o.
clutFm has suspicious
t vas dressed il uF gEn clothes
0leu Brewer an4 .eI home sac
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-12
WILL CLOSE FOR CHlUTluQui

We. tie undersigned merchants Of
the clty os Guthrie do hereby agree
and pledge ourselves 10 close our
stores az o lock Thursday after
noon until after the lecture of Ralph
FaFiette at the ehaHsanqua has been
completed
l.asz Dry Goods CO., Brown DRY
Goods Co. J Fl Milne Ca.. 81. I'll.
knauas Music CO., Chas F Elsen-
schmidt, M0ritz Behr, Ed &. Petersen.
Htuagie Nati0nal bank, A. o Farqua.
sfs0n VS. l. Rhodes, j. J. Abell,
Natnhal Bank Of Commerce. Okla
noma State Bank, Logan Couaig
Bank, I'd Feni0a, C. W Wbite. Tom
Jenkins kcetsch Jewelry Co., Mon-
afcn Dry Goods Co. G8thFle Savings
Bank. Patterson Furniture Co. C. 3.
Carson. s r Cook r. A. Douglas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-12
GRADE CROSSING DANGERS
Testimony Before Corporation
Commission in Santa Fc
viaduct Matter

Dangers Of the grade crossings o
the Santa Re IN Guthrie were lie
seribed 20 the corporation commits
sion yesterday In the yiaduct nearing
Mayor Frank Olsmth, ex-Mavor q
" Barnes, ex-Mayor Ben Berkey VI
n chappeli and Councilman E i
Lo~theF we're among thosa VINO tes
titled.
The hearing vas brought about On
the motion Of Attorney General West.
who started proceedings to compel
t1e Santa Re TO erect a viaduct. The
santa Fe and the city were iu an
70 construct a vlaauct
al Cleveland avenue, bat a flaw ap.
peared Tn the bond proposition ard
the joint project Is tempara n
shelved, The chamber of commerce
asked the attorney general III suspend
action and at late melting of the
prevented action calling for
q compulsory Fiaduct
The Santa Fe attorneys showed
that Oklahoma avenue. the big cross
ing, had been fee from accidents
although there had been trouble at
lther crossings
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-12
PuLLMAM TANEs sETrLEp.
Compr0rtisE Closes Lagsl War That
Covered THEE Years,

Oklahoma City, july THE legal
war between the state of Oklahoma
and the pullman company over staes
taxes for the years since statehood
came to 40 end by announcement
taat an agreement had been reached.
Iba valuation of the Pullman com.
paug was fixed BY the board tor 1908
q about $66g089 three times what
The company returned, but for 1898
and 1870 that amount aas inlfeasaa
sIgAtlY Taxes for the three yasra
amounted 70 approximately s45. 900
8hiea, under GAe agreement. was rc
auced about - per cent. Valuation
for 1911, rs agreed upon. is about
ss50.03a
The Pullman assessment was sus.
tanned bg the federal distrl0 c0Est
az Guthrie and the federal court Cor
lhe Eighth district, and the company
n0w has an appeal pending before
tne United sSEtas supreme court
Ihls wiil 9e dismissed Settlement a.
the Western Union tax levles has
not been reached. At0rneYs wil. take
deposltions ia The cases IN Na9 York
July "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-12
0 @ @ O @ o @ O o O o O @ O @ o
EXPECT EARLY DECISION
Final Argument in Guthrie
Charter Muddle Being
Made Today

Termination of the dual govern
ment Guthrie mas experienced for
three weeks is expected through q de-
cision pf the supreme court this week
Final arguments were made in Okla-
h0rsa City today
The court ala not grant the writ Of
supersedeas asked for by W. y.
Mitchell, In his appeal from the GUST
er order Of the district court. \. Af.
Carter, commissioner Of public safe
ty, therefore, remains in entire CON
troll Of the police department. The
police department has been the main
contention throughout. By control of
the police the commission IL able to
hold practical control 0f the city hall
The commission is holding daily ses-
sions and the police. water. fire and
engineering departments are working
under il. The commission clerk has
the city clerks office
Mayor Olsmith. conuciImanio. said
today that his understanding Of the
decision OF the supreme court in the
Oklahoma City charter case is that
IL Knocks out the Guthrie commits.
sion charter He was SO informed
by two lawyers. The Oklahoma City
Informally announced three
weeks age, was finally delivered yes
terday II susfains the Oklahoma
City charter as to consiitutionality
and as tt ompliaHce with state Law.
The gene. attack on the Gutarie
charter is BASED largely on alleged
Irregularities in the elections TIE
anding of the court on which the
lawyers base their hope for defeat
of the charter has not been exhibited
lere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-12
.FANGs Or COCAINE
EXTRACTED BY STEAL TIL
Worst Wrecks OF Humanity
Turned Loose From Jail
Cured of Drug Habit

Sure, the cocaine habit can be
cured We cured Cocaine Josie,
and that's going aome. I guess So
aid Elmer Spencer. deputy sheriff.
today when asked how the county iaIi
force handled the coke fends" ana
other dOpesters II seems such cases
ne cured partly BIZ discipline and
partly by deception
Cocaine Josie, prooa W the worHs
wreck ever sidetracked In Guthrie
was picked mp three months ago on
q charge of larceny People wonder
ed how she roRld live wlsh1ut rega-
Tar doses Of cocaine. She couldn't.
nhe WAS wild when arrested and tho
jail doctor gave her a few doses of
coke" Then Ee s@itehea to NOR
phine In LIQUID form When Josie had
20 have a dose Spence would give
her a half dose out oil a bottle ana
then replace gnag w5th water In
little while Josie was taking water
three times 4ag and feeling the ef-
teefs 0f dope right along The water
acted finely and Josie was cheated
out 0f her habit before sMe knew IL
When turned loose she was given
railroad ticket aud put On the train
Il she reiapses il Is NOT the fault Of
.he jail Josie WAS once go0a look
ing and respected woman. the wsse
Jl railroad engineer.
Bob Wyatt took the cure Bob.
Iosie and Curiey Washington. we're
ill taken out 0f a shack on the Col
Three worse specimens
lever afflicted a t0wn Curley Is serv
ug a peniteatiagy sentence Bob
ime is up. The lahgs ~. c0raiae
sere extracted by stealth
Bob Wepf and W5aHeH tor cocaine
shen first arrested and if vas given F.
% aim Ia decreasing doses a large
,Ottie Of coke was sci aside for nis
pecial use, ana when the paags got /
o gnawing be got a dose out of that
.ott!e Every time be took s d0aa
he place was flled with corn meal I
Jour and salt lu Two weeks Ron
vas taking saits corn meal and flour i
md sleeping Ike baby. thinking be 4
tad cocaine jag
Three federal prisoners. ail coke
ends far gone. were similarly treat 4
.. They could not live without
rugs for a few days, but they soon
oI On the salt and cereal menu. too
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-12
nv Leaseu wirel

NeV York. July l2-The steamship
AIIemsnia arrived In port today from
Hsyti. where she rescued the army
OF President simon and where her Of
fcers. crew and passengers witness
ed the destruction Of the navy ot the
island republic
The navy consisted of gun5oat
that had sszn bought from italy az
a bargain and sad been named 2iteE
Simon rr-
When ths AHehania sonched ~
Hayti Presidenf simon vas sfarrinE
os1t q msPeci ths uavy sni give Z
a test Tle captain OF the navy hal
seen service OF tug and the mrs.
and only engineer was q bartender
q no haf anaA.ioa=d his csiiias -
iife saver 70 take up the more str
ring calling or a sea warrior.
President Simon summoned me
army. which consisted 0f about 500
men. some without shoes and 81 Rii1
uniforms and plumes He had most
OF the army accompany hiM aboard
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-12
1z-YEAR-OLD DIVORCE CANDIDATE 5,
is ARRESTED AS SHE STEPS FROM
FREIGHT CAR IN BOYS CLOTHES

said demnrely AZ the station. When
sc arrived al NenS0 ~ leff the car
.to get something 10 est. fand then I
discovered what q Nuisance nv hob-
pie skirt was. BieRg got a ua!r
ot scissors and cot ms hair on. and
tAen ne bought ma ooys SUIT y
beats a hoh5lo ssirt al 20 pieces
NE Trip vas hne and We di8ni mind
uaing 10 box car. except vhea Il
bumped We we're going ont West
and start . ranch. ahd I eas golnx to
Eet p aiFmce a. sooB as possible 30
He co+4 get uAFEied.
Ihe oang woman married John
Lancaster. an actor. Wtsn she VA
q Years Old. He vas sent % re-
tormatory. and disappeared When be
Has release d. year ago. Municipal
Judge Fry contlnlel fhe hearing ua-
tl lu.T ~. l0 await advises from tis
father.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-12
HAYTTS ARMY is RESCUED FROM
SHARKS WHEN NAVY GOES DOWN.
ABANDONED BY THEIR CHIEF

the PreEi8ent Simon. 1ut being a
cautious man. he bad a yacht follow
iu the wake of the bargain gunboat
The President Simou pu out tc
sea and ran full fit on the FIRST rees
A Big hole was iammed in her tin
bottom and she filed ana settled. the
wafer reaching up 20 the waists of
the members Of tle terrified army
The yacht Nhich had uaiied the var
vessel took on the President. but left
the q ny 20 the sharks
il vas here that the Allomania
played her part sH the crisis o.
Hsrfts army TIE nav had airead5
succumbed.
The army cid not bother to form
ranks on landing Be- dispersed in an
directions 90 seek shady cafes ard
there hold many meetings ln g1anps-
The officers of the Aliemauia believe
that there IS danger ~ the Havtian
army refusing 10 report tCr WORK
when the next war or revolution is
started The engineer of the navy
has gone hack 70 bis old business
mixing drinks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-12
St. LOUIS
PUBLISHER
INDICTED
e. G. LEWIS CHARGED
With FRAUDULENT
USE OF MAILS
~ Assaslalea -

s. Louis Moa 4ulg i2-E. q Leafs
untl recently -aiisher of several
masazine1 and promoter of enterpr
es. aas indicted By a special grand
jury ia re Uultel states district
court today on CHARGES of f-audglelr
use oi the mails The Iudc-me-t
covers four propositions laid before
ihe public ay Lewis iu uhich ae IS
alleges % have obtainel sere5al mill
lion dollars bg misleading statements
circulated through nails.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-12
THREE ELECTIONS IN YEAR.
Tulsa Hopes Thereby to Take School
Board Out Of Politics.

Tulsa Okla. Juiv l2-With tno
school boards in existence, Tulsa,
Tuesday elected a third board of ed
ucatlon but the latter Ii expected 10
eliminate the other two. The new
board was elected under an ordinances
creating school district o. this city
alone placed under the control Of the
commission charter
a school board election over year
ago removed Superln genlenr J. G..
Masters and elected partisan head
ot the { n schools a second board
pledged galnst dragging politics gn-
40 school affairs VAS elected in April.
but the Old board still held on In
the meantime the people Initiated
an ordinance 10 re0rganlze the seiioo
district aad az a specisl election this
ordinance vas approved by an over
whelmlHg majority
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-12
STOP swAnscs aEAEAalse.
Supreme Court Stays Hearing ara
Decision UntH aesrgurent.

Okianon.a CRY. July i2-The su
pFeme court issued At order staying
the mandate bY which Swanson
county was dissolved by a recent
decision of that court The stay
Wss ISSUED pending the hearing u an,
application fUr rehearing which was
Aed Kth ne court hv attorneys
tQr Swanson county Reversal IS
asked on reheariug by she swanson
attorneys on tae ground that the
state by legislative aHa executive
recognition of swanson county IS
ea opped from qaesuouins the le
xauty of the county 40 date hax
set been liked Tor the rehearing. fns
staying 0f the mandate pernSts
Swanson county 10 retain rs defacto
status unal the motion FOR rehesFlng
is passed upOn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-12
CEN TRIAL SCHOOL 1UILDIhG
IN ALLEGED AAD CONDITION

Proposed removal Of The big beIl
from Central Sehsol building brings
about a disclosure thar the building
Is not III good condition AS mat
ter 0t fact the building il nnses n-
domination AZ THE ere department
=. is understood the BOARD of e5a,
cation wii take action The bell Will
probably be taken Das 70 Ye-ieye the
~eight on tie north vail Ihe wallis
are said 10 be cracked Ia sw0 piarea
What steps Vii be taken 10 make
the building entirely safe have not
been announced Flre Chief GGruner
Is on record as expressing an official
opinion that the building Is unsafe
ana liable 70 further deterioration an
less remodeled
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-12
CITY CLAIMS HELD UP
No Effort Made to Issue War.
rants Until Court Decision
is Handed Down

City claims are an held ND pend
ing a decision In the charter case
now In the supreme court The com
mission met To-Day, bat took no steps
toward issuing warrants n Is like
ly the police force ami labor roll
viii be taken care OF first They
will not be ia dispute 10 any event
Il Is expected the decision viii come
early, so that either the commission
or council can take up ali claims pill
Ell up through the period % dual gov
ernment commencing three weeks
ago
Under the charter the county treas
Urer is 10 turn over money collected
al stated intervals. One Of the times
prescribed is July :. u q decision Is
reached by the supreme court within
the next three days a demand VIII be
made on toe county treasurer that
the money be turned over 10 who
ever may be declared treasurer
G.. w Hotter and family moved
here today from saltwater Mr. H1l-
Ter is the new principal OF the Lo-
gan county high school
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-12
(sy Associated Preas.l

Detroit, Mich, July lZ-Early re-
ports today from the freswept dis
trict Of northern Michigan say that
several settlers families and lumber
camps crews near Wolverine and sew.
@fal families near GAYLORD are miss
ing. OF the towns Of OgcOda and
Ausable only school house and two
dwellings In the south end OF Ausable
are left standing Reports continue
to be received OF possible .oss of life
at 0scoda ami Ausable
Many towns reported burning last
night today are found to be safe. Re-
ports Of heavy loss OF life at Ansa-
Bile and Oscoda cannot be confirmed
The property damages Is enormous,
Six towns between Alpena and Che
boygan suffered serious properly
losses. Quartermaster General Rog-
ers Of the state militia has made hur-
Fied preparations to send tents TO
Dseoda 20 give temporary shelter 70
the homeless Many refugees were
taken BY train to Tawas0n and Dg
steamer 10 Port Huron.
Nothing further has been heard
from Alpena, 81 miles north Of o.
coda, buf q message has Just been
received saving the relief train with
fire apparatus sent from here was
wrecked some where north of East
Tawas.
The FIRE at Cheboygan where q
huge mountain OF saw dust whicn
has been burning for weeks. got be
yond control is now In a furious
blaze, but it is not known whether
there is danger TO the city lewiston
Alger and Turner. all north Of here
are IN danger from forest fires
The Alpena and Oscoda fires we're
not due to forest fires, but from fires
originating in slab yards.
Forty cars and two bridges on the
Michigan Central near Gaylord we're
burned.
With Alpena fighting a disastrous
Ere all DAY. and with forest hres
raging along the line of the Detroit
and Mackinac railroad from Ausable
TO Cheboygan, and at other points
in the northern part a. the lower
peninsula, heavy rain is needed 10
prevent a possible heavy loss os life
The smaller towns OF Metz. Millers-
burg and Tower. along the Detroit I
and Mackinac railroad, we're reported I
burning. and in Lewiston, in Mont /
eomery county, and Alger and Turn /
er. IN Arenac county.
The hrst train from the fire-swept /
town Of Ausable brought minors oI I
the loss Of several lives One hun
dred survivors we're aboard the res
cue train. They said several women /
and children we're suffocated oy tae /
dense smoke and others lost life "a |
the flames,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-12
Q O o o O o o Q O o O q o o O o q
o SHORT CUTS TO THE hEws o
q q
o o O o o o O o O . o o @ o O o o

Dg sharp farm b0use scar la
noma. Garfield county WAS burned
g iew nights ago. li Was SCI on FIRE
3g lightning.
Fred a Davis formerly .H fsu
isro stores in Guthrie. has iaaen a
position in a big furniture honse sf
fpBca cry and aili move bis family
there
= p Beam.ef has commenced dam
iug Tor another sweet uwer we'll AZ
seventh street and Cleveland avenue.
Business places aHl bc closed Co.
moffoW Afternoon TIE occasion be-
Farletfe's lecture On the University
of Hard knocks
The second sdFerlslnE crew Tor
The Hae9nhccs-Wallsce heRa aaa
hefe to1sy Iae sh0n comes ou tie
q was reported here today ,hat
me corporation commission s. tn al.
jo1r % Guthrie Saturday 10 make
tarther inFeatleaflon ~ the saaorf
situation The bearing aas started
Yesterday. Secretary Patton made
report on conditions here
The state association ~ abstract
sra b. to meet al Oklahoma Cffy On
luig -r-f. r. q Bgfnsdaie. 81 Gsth.
Fe- ie aecretart.
Mineral Well. rarr La nr,rs-g sf.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-12
WITHOUT PARALLEL As TO SIZE

The 1911 class ol applicants Tor b.
ceusc % practice medicine b without
parallel as tg size. There we're 73
applications for license Mos. OF tie
applicants are young men Wh0 have
recently graduated from medical col.
ieges but there ase some Older meH
from other states There are onlg
tw0 women taking the examinations.
Tomorrow ia 90 be the closing day
fOf tie examinations.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-12
H0kE SMITH TO U. S. SENATE


Atlanta, JulY f2 Governor Ffoke
smith was elected United States sen
ator from Georgia on the FIRST ballot
taken by the house and senate in
Joint session a. noon to-day lie sic
ceeds Joseph 81 Terrell, appointed b.
5nvernor Brown 10 fill the unexplred
term ot the late A. s. Clay.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-12
REPORTS CONTINUE or
POSSIBLE LOSS OF LIFE
People arc Forced 10 Flee
From Their Homes By
Raging Forest Fire

North Bay, Ont, July 12-As a re-
suit Of forest fires in northern on
tario thirty known lives are lost at
Porcupitei including Captain White
and family AT West Dome many
have been injured A hospital train
Is nov on the way TO Iroquois Falls
y Is believed the casualties number
hundreds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-12
Accuses Of Passing BAD chsrss

T. ? Hodges. a young man 81 me
Crescent section, vas arrested feH
DAYS ago AZ Hoiiisier. Tilman COVE
81. near the Texas line. on complaint
OF Crescent business men that the
had passed some bad cheeks sher-
iH AErpaF came il lrom H8Els.eF
el.h aim last night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-12
LARGEST AMERICAN
FLEET OF WARSHIPs
EVER ASSEMBLED
fBy Leased Wire1

ProYincetOwH, Mass, July - {
. --I The largest fleet of American c
. war vessels ever assembled at d &
q single time ls in ProEincetown c
. harbor awaiting the beginning c
Q of war maReuyers along the At
Q lantic coast. July Is The fleet C
Q already comprises 81 vessels, g
Q battleships, cruisers, torpedo. G
O boats. submarines. coIllers and
2 dispatch boats, and 10 a few days 9
Q viii be Joined By I r other ships, c
? including fur dreadnOughtg. the 6
@ Delaware, Kansas, Louisiana 9
. and NeH hampshire g
Q TIE age Delaware has just 9
, returned from the coronation In q
, England Before the end OF the .
, week there Will tie nearly 25,- 9
, 600 officers, sailors and marines @
, here. g
. o o O C 2 o c G o O O o O .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-12
POSSESSES MEDICINAL
QUALITIES TO HIGH OEGREE
Potassium I0tIde and pOtas.
SIunl Bromide Shown In
Good Quantities

Guthr4as g greatest mineral well Is
found by analysis to be No g. inside
Mineral Wells park proper This is
the newest Of the group and has
been little used, bur the park com
mission regards ID as bonanza. the
CITY we'll In which the public will
probably place its greatest reliance.
No. 3 contains two important in-
gradients found in no other water ID
this region potassium iodlde and
potassium bromide They are found
ID good quantities and the general
effect of such water is Alternative
Dr. Edwin DeBarr, professor OF
chemistry n the University Of OK.
lahoma, sent to the park board thlg
week the analysis The well has
been provided with pump and Ia
capable of furnishing water In all
most any quantity.