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The Cairo bulletin., 1912-03-08
!, GRAND CHAIN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Mrs. J, M, Merchant has returned
from visit to Carrier Mills.
Seth Reed has returned from Gen.
rralta where he has been visiting.
Mr.. Guy Bartleson has gone to
Danyille, ILL.,, on business.
A C. Reichert had business in
Cairo latter part of last week.
r. P. Evers and r. NJ. Jones was
in Mound City on business Tuesday.
Mr. r, Gauut OF Metropolis is
here for few days visit with his
daughter. Mrs. T. ]. Lether:and.
Miss Lora Hacker is visiting at Cy-
press this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Merchant Of
Chicago are spending a few days
mere with relatives.
Mrs Traxler has gone to Anna,
H.. for a visit.
Miss linda Moore is spending a fow
days In Karnak
Mrs. Bon Blckie OF Karnak snenl
one day last week with Mrs. The0
Rcleherr,
Theo. Ruether was IN Bclknap on
business last OF the week
Thos Smith of Vienna spent san
day here.
Mrs Annie Taylor visited in Ohm
stead one dav this week
Jake Fellenstein is quite sick at
this writing
Miss Monta Ruether viii return
home Thursday after q stay OF
three mnths In Louisville, KY, with
relatives. Miss Monta intends 10
return to Louisville again this fall
where she viii take Zip a position as
operator for the Cumberland Telc-
phone company.
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Frustrated to be curious as to what
he could possibly want with the
things. Waistcoat buttons, likely
Billings was given to loud dress and
other bounder stunts. But he just sat
there looking down after spoke, and
presently stole queer glance at me.
He suddenly held up the row OF red
buttons again.
Look here, you blessed dodo, 40
exclaimed hrusquely, "Have you real-
ly no idea what these are. these glass
buttons you are yapping about? OF
course YOU haven't YOU jolly chc9der
head. but lfn going to tell you.s
He threw the eoat into my Ian
They are ruhies, old man, that's
all he said quietly "0rlen.al rabies.
at chat riawiSas sud rertect--~the
rarcst and mcst precious 'hings IN The
world"
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-03-08
YOUR GRAY. HAIRS
QUICKLY VANISH
VA Harmless Remedy Made
d from Garden Sage, Restores
Color to Gray Hair.

A feeling of sadness accompanies the
discovery of the first gray hairs which
unfortunately are looked upon as heralds
of advancing age. Gray hair, however
handsome it may be, makes a person
look old. eve oil know the advantages
of being young Aside from the good
impression d youthful appearance malles
on others, simply knowing thatyoa are
undertake and accomplish things. 50
why suffer the handicap Of looking old
on account of gray hairs, when,a simple
remedy will give yoUr hair youthful
color and beauty in q few days timer
\ Most people know t'?9t common gar
den sage acts rs a ccicr rostorer and
scalp tonic as well. Our graRdmothers
used q Sage Tea for keeping their
hair dark, soft and luyuriant. In
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy
we have an ideal preparation Of Sage,
combined with Sulphur and other valEa-
BILE remedies for dandruff, itching scalp
and thin, weak hair that is split at the
ends or constantly coming out. A few
applications of this valuable remedy
will bring back the color, and in short
time it viii remove every trace of dan
druff and greatly improve the growth
and appearance of the hair.
Get fifty. cent bottle from your
druggist today, and notice the difference
in your hair after few days treat
ment. sAll druggists sell it, under guar
antee that the money win be refunded if
the remedy is not exactly as represented.
Special Agent, Henckeils Drug
Store, 7i3 Commercial avenue.
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ULLIN

Judge p w. Thompson attended
meeting Of the county board Tues
day at which time ground was stalk
ed of for new courthouse.
Mrs, Julia Meyers and Mrs A. w
Brown will start this week for Hot
Springs, Ark They will remain
there three or four weeks, taking ad
vantage of the health-giving waters
that abound there
The Pythian Sisters favored the
Knights of Pythias with a bounteous
banquet last Wednesday evening
The repast consisted Of the substan-
tial as we'll as the dainties of life,
and 1t Is needless to say that they all
did justice to the well prepared
spread.
Hon. A. H. Evans of cameron
Democratic candidate for nomina-
ton for Congress from this district
visited with his sister, Mrs P. w
Thompson, last week.
Miss Brainard OF Kansas City Is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. II. L. Bag
! gott Of Ullin,
Miss America Fitzgerald is the
1 guest of Dr. L. F. Robinson and fam
lily.
Mrs Myrtle Johnson spent Satur
day and Sunday with friends II
\ Cairo.
At the road election held in this
precinct the hard road question IL
defeated by one.
/ Mr.. Richardson was elected Com
missioner and Logan Litherland
\ clerk.
/ Miss May Hawkins, county super.
( intendent Of Pulaski county, is visit
( IND schools at Ullin and vicinity thi:
week. Miss Hawkins has succeeded
I IN arousing great interest Throughout
our county in school affairs Hot
enthusiasm in her work has beer
/ impaired to teachers and scholars
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THEBES
Observation-Disclosures

Mrs. w. n. Mogg Of Chaffee, Mo.
visited her son Charlie from Thurs
day until Saturday.
A. ]. Coleman and family have
moved back to Jasper county, I'LL
noi5
>1s cooley has moved back tc
the Henderson farm.
Bd souders has moved on the NIL
Ter place
J. D. Mcdonald has moved into
town next to his meat market.
Mr.. Dixon has moved out on the
Mcdonald farm.
DR.. Phelps has moved into DR.
Uiller's house on the hill.
O. A. Marchiidon made a trip u
Springfield this week in the interes
Of the Farmers Institute for Cairo
Mrs r. M Culley and daughter
were here Sunday the guest of rela
lives, '4
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and it Is conceded that the interest in
our schools Is greater than ever.
Ornamental Second Husband,

Il look on d second husband az Q
good dessert after fine dinner and q
woman oughter swallow one when Of
fered without no mincing OF course
there never was such man aa Mr.
Satterwhite, but he was always mighty
busy, while Cal Rucker is real pleas
nre to me, a-setting around the hopsa
on account Of his soft constitution
Mr. satterwhite, I'm thankful to SOY
left me so well provided for that |
can afford Mr.. Rucker as kind q
ornament Maria Thompson Dayicss
In Rose of Old Harpetb.'
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HEADAcHE9 IT'S YOUR LIVER
Too Many People Take Headache
Powders When Liver
Tonic Is Needed
Try Olive Tablets---the Substitute
for Calomel.

DR. Edwards Olive Tablets are tbs
one substitute for dangerous ealomel
fhey 30 an Of caldmel's work with
out any otits bad after effects.
there is no necessity. when you
take Olive Tablets, Of following
them up with nasty. sickening. grip
ips salts or castor oil, as you should
after taking calomel.
O4.ee Tablets do not contain cal,
omel or other metallic drugs; theg
mixed with Olive oil. sugar-coated
asy TO take. and never rtpe Or
are purely vegetable COMPOUND
cause weakness.
Tho1sa8d5 Of people take ont
every uisht at bedtime Just to pre-
wont disJrder Of the liver, constipa-
ton, Lad breath. pimples, headache
etr.
olive Tablets are mad OF pnr,
vegetable compounds mlxed wiz
olive oil
Dr. Edwards, calomels old enemy
Tablets after seventeen years o
practice among patients afflicted
with liver and bowel trouble.
Try them for a week. Take ont
on retiring nightly.
Every little Olive Tablet has 6
movement all its own"
Toe and 25c per box.
The Olive Tablet Company Of Col
umbus, Ohio, DR.. F. NJ. Edwards
President, Csc,
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WICKLTFFE
! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

Henry Watwood Of Chicago arriv-
en- hert saturday for a visit with
re'atives. 80
.4iaa,nes ]. RI Thomas of Dan
,tlies m Visited relatives and at
;shdfa % business here the first OF
G9a @egk.
Wickllffa was visited by quite a
destructive fire last Friday. The
hNu6mc owned by Mrs, S. A. Foshee
Id the corner of Court and Third
street being burned and it was only
uy hard nork that the house occupied
by n NJ Milton was saved.
4 strange man was killed few
milss horsh Of town Sunday and
broo ght here for burial.
Mrs J. b. Rothrock returned to
her home In Paducah the first of the
weeb She was accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. FL r. Milton.
Dr and Mrs. Ashbrook made a
hrief visit 10 the latter's parents,
MI ana Mrs T. M Milton, the latter
part Of last week
Mrs. Anna Watwood was a Cairo
visitor last Friday.
We are still having plenty of winter
Two heavy SHOWS this week.
Miss Edwina Somers left THURSDAY
for Mexico Mo where she will en-
tex school
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Bishop Was Ready for Thorn.

A story is told Of certain Norman
bishop. who preached SO eloquently
against the wearing Of long hair before
Henry |. and his courtiers, that they
gave In on the spot and agreed TO
have their locks shorn. No sooner
had they made their decision than the
wise prelate, who had provided Tor
Just such a. contingency. pulled out 2
pair OF shears from his sleeve and
soon removed The curls Of the whole
court, , @
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Money In Gatharlnn Our.

a gum hunter gathered 1000
pounds Of spruce gum the last sum.
mer in the Adirondack mountains.
The most he ever secured In sin
gle DAY was 80 pounds His profits
may be estimated when It fs known
that any druggist VIII gladly pay
$1.50 d pound for the gum ii''
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he GLOW s, s
OF ,ne RUBIES
bv FRANCIS PERRY ELLIOTT
| - ILLUSTRATIONS ~ 1lL111I-nc
SYNOPSIS.
o,RHWr /ny 5y

CHAPTER I.-Richard Lightnut. an
American with am affected English ac-
cent, receives a present from q friend In
China.
CHAPTER IT-The present proves to
be a pair OF uatainas 4 letter hints or
surprises TO the wearer
+. CHAPTER III --LiRhtnut dons the pa
tarnas and late at night gets up for a
smoke His servant Jenkins, comes in
md failing e recosnizs Lightnqt. at
iAnpte 10 put him out, Thinking the SER
want rragN Ljghtnpt changes hts clothes
Intending TO samrun help. When he re
appears Jenkins falls on his neck with
Joy. confirming Lishtnuts belief that he
IL craEv
CHAPTER Iv.-Jenksns tells Lightrut
of the encounter he had with hideous
Cliinar1an dressed In pajamas.
CHAPTER Win q message from his
friend Jack BILLINGS Lightnut is asked
10 put UP tthe Kid for the night on his
way horne from college Later Lightnut
finds beautiful girl In black pa1amas Id
~ 1872,
CHAPTER yL-Lrhtnut Is shocked by
the girls drinking, smoking and slangy
talk,
CHAPTER Whsle tells him her name
is Francis. and puzzles him with story
Of her love for her sisters roommate,
named Frances Next morning the girl
IL missing and Lightnut hurries to the
boat to see her on He is accosted BY
n husky college boy. who calls him
"Dlcky." but he does not see the girl
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CHAPTER TX,


An Afaaxir1 Revelation.
! stared bi4nklS At Riliiass, 'h'g
bies,a s2seed
He nodded Genulaa pigeon h,pada
my son, no less"
"oh, come nov, Billings" ! protest
ed. felt q little niffed, just little
you know. So Jolly raw to try It ca
that way.
by Jore, old chap, YOU must think
re a common ass" suggested dis
gustedly.
billings griRned at the very idea
You. a common ass. Dicky NJ he
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-03-08

fun In the rays of the lamp, and Bill
ings paused. holding a hungry gaze
over his shoulder.
ii say. Billings. how much did You
say one was WORTH" | asked care
lessly. For moment, he did not re
ply, hut muttered to himself.
Il didn't say" he finally replied
and rather Grossly. Then he whirle6
on me impulsively. See here. Light
nut" he. exclaimed, .if you'll let me
have one Of those for my collection,
I'll give you twenty-five thousand for
it-there!"
Ito be Continued
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Good Profit In Begging.

The streets OF London never fall to
attract the prof -sional beggar and
never disappoint him. The Mendcity
society tells us that a beggar can
earn more than the wages Of the aver.
age working man. and that 1T ia prob.
ably no .exaggeration TO say that we'll
over e 100000 t;5oO,ooo) is given away
haphaxard to beggars In the streets OF
London every year"
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Revolutionary Generals Uniform

A Continental uniform more than
100 years old. which was once the
property Of General Christie of Reyo-
lutionary war fame. was one OF the
interesting relics Of the estate Of the
late Margaret Q. Benjamin of ithaca.
N. Y. The uniform is Of white broad
cloth. with silk and satin waist, knee
breaches and satin stockings.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-03-08

e. A. Glossner. "a Ontario St,
Rochester, n, X, has recovered from
Il long ana severe attack Of kidney
trouble his cure being due to Foley
Kidney pills After detailing his
ease, he says ~ nm only sorry !
did aot learn sooner NJ Foley Kid
ney pills In few days time my
haakache completely left me and !
Galt greatly improved My kidneys
became stronger, dizzy SPELLS left me
ard ! was no longer annoyed at
night feel 100 per cent better
since Using Foley Kidney Pills
Try them. All druggists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-03-08

CHAPTER TT-The present proves to
be a pair OF pajatnas a letter hints OF
SURPRISES to the wearer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-03-08

calculated. Nobody who knows you
would ever think that, old man"
ttrlnf Z carU
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-17
ARNOLD TO MANAGE lone
OF SAVOY HOTEL
AT NOWATA TO COME HERE
JUNE 25

S r. Arnold, manager OF the Savoy
Ifotel al Nowata viii assume the man
,agcment OF the lone hotel, this city
Ton june %. on that date j. j.
IO'Rour6 viii retire TO take charge OF
the new Sewers hotel a Muskogee.
Arnold Is said to he an experienced
hotel man OF him the Nowata star
says. Arnold viii be greatly missed
not only by the local people but by
the travelling public many OF whom
tave often come Ions way to lodge
with this genial hotel man. However,
Il is positive that Mr. ArnOld's scores
or travelling friends Will stay with
INN in Guthrie.
Arnold came here about the first Of
the wear and rapidly made many
friends His wife has taken active
part in both club and public work,
and She TOO viii be missed
j. Fred Graves. of New York a
hotel man for twenty years will sue
rccd Arnold Graves has been in Ok.
lahoma year, but his experience has
been gathered IN some of The coun-
try's leading hotels He is here now,
and in a week viii be Joined by his
Wife Arnold saws that with Graves
IN charge the Savoy viii be in com
pctent hands.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-17
WILL MAKE VIGOROUS
CAMPAIGN FOR MEMBERSHIP

! The membership committee of the
chamber OF commerce met this morn
/ ing at the club rooms for the purpose
! Of inausurating WhrlWnd member
snip campaign.
II was the sense of the committee
that the proper enthusiasm for city
building had grown to such high
pitch-and most noticeably so since
cur great get together dinner on June
II. that now is the accepted time 10
build up the largest and best working
commercial club in the history or
Guthrie
Guthrie has so much at stake at
This particular time mat depends
largely for success upon the interest
by the citizens of Guth-
lie: all Of whom if a property owner
or interested here should be a mem
Der of our chamber OF commerce..
Our bership committee consists
o A. +. GRAY Chas. f. Eisenschmidt.
X. A Gai1ney w. r. Poison, w. x.
Patterson, W. J Dibbons and Z J
Allen.
The plan for the campaign is novel
md unique and viii be submitted 10
a special committee. which has been
added to the membership committee
or this special campaign at lunch |
ION to be given at the chamber OF |
commerce. Friday night at which |
me and place everything viii be |
worked ont in detail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-17
S. v. IRON COMPANY
IS REORGANIzED
MARTlNOALE RETiREs AS PRESI.
DENT AND is SUCCEEDED
BY n. J. PERRY

Saturday euing the board OF di-
rartols 20 he southwestern Iron com
aiE at urir meet u1. made some
changes M TOE management that viii
mean d great deal TO the future of the
company aud the city
has n Nartndaie rendered his
resi- -uatiou which was accepted. as
president Of The company so he may
able 10 giye his attention 10 some
4rsr interests i'm the west. which de-
uaud mis- personal attention Mr. II.
j. Perry Was selected 10 succeed Mr..
Nartindale as president OF the COM
pauy Mr. Perry is a Young man OF
tne address and ability He became
connected with the company a few
ears ago He has worked in all
h departments and has an accurate
knowledge OF the business in all its
details
After working IN the plant here for
some time IN all lines he showed such
know edge OF the business that he was
made general salesman with head
quarters at Fort Worth, Texas. AT
That point he made good Recently
Mr. Perry has been filing the position
of secretary Of the company. being ap-
pointed to that position because OF
his Intimate knowledge of the bust.
ness. Mr. Perry is brother Of Mr..
j W. Perry president Of the National
Rank of commerce. Kansas CITY. one
3t the largest financial institutions IN
the United States. nIr. Perrv's a..
s0cIations and connections viii be OF
ereat benefit 10 the Southwestern
Iron company and the prospects for
IFS future success are exceedingly
bright Fred ". Green was chosen
secretary and treasurer. Mr.. Green
IS member of the law arm of Tib.
ttrs q Green and is well known for
lis business ability MIR. Green has
Leen director OF the company for
some time and is a director - the I.o.
gan County bank The acquisition OF
Mr. Green TO the managing board
brings into the company one of the
brightest young men in the city.
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Porary roll as arranged by the ,
inittee VIII organize The conyeut1
CBy Associated Press.

Chicago june l7-In resnonsoI
claims oil "a southern stampodo
Roosevelt, Mckinley This afernd
declared that Roosevelt had roceil
only two southern delegates
Movement for Hughes.
\ movement in behalf of .mstl
Charles + Hughes. of the Unnei
states supreme court. as comprd
mise candidate for president tool
definite form here today.
Iowa is Cheerful
Iowa delegates assembled i'm then
headquarters today and cheered ,
telegram from their candidate lol
president Senator Cummins ex
pressing appreciation Of their sup
port.
The telegram directed to Senator
Kenyon, follows:
II deeply appreciate the best ef
forts any man ever had my friends
are making for me at Chicago and
! want YOU 10 express TO all my
profound gratitude have been in
a continuous struggle for progres.
siYe principles for many years. and
know you viii hold the colors high,
so that no man can mistake where
stand There are other good fight
ars i'm chicago, bat there can 6e
Continued Oh Page 50
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FLYNN BOOKED FOR FED
ERAL JOB FROM TAFT

Dennis r. Flynn Of Oklahoma
CITY, who has been holding the,
proxy al Chicago Of National Com
mitteeman Cade, expects appoint
ment BY the president as one of the
District of Columbia commissioners,
according to articles published in
Oklahoma papers. Flynn was an
applicant FOR The position Of secre-
tary Of the interior when Walter
Fisher was named, but now has the
other bee. lie took no part what
ever in the Oklahoma campaign this
Yc3r visiting the Pacific Coast
while the TaftRooseyelt fight here
was in progress Cade is supposed
TO be for TAFT as his brother Is
United States marshal and his son
postmaster at shawnee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-17
VISIT
Il. PARTS
Of STATE: {:
CYCLOE WIPES OUT SMALL
TCVN mo LIVES
ARE LOST

Throo M. -, IN a, r-1I-
rie AID tn "'I' ' ' oanr,,
last nfobi g. 7"o, ,,3g - ,,o nal,-
or y reouL a'd ,}a,o o.,,l, ,g5shor
ANA wni ~" ''' s,5,@ms 7,,,a at dal
lare ~ tha4 u"on and.
the morcban r' nr ny .ft, ,rbo rain
Iast NOM u W 0.,...o,5,,
Ibioh ,,.ind ~ C''' l'''''. =, rte
bayo hnan o 1ao,oaa ~ dana
IN this cou,M '''' - '''"'' ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-17
B00TLACK FINDS EMS.
WORTH THOUvDS.
IN TOE OF SI'ER|

Mount Clemens. Mich. lul7 =
= John Price. bootblack al J.
+. cal hotel Yesterday found 4. \
I glove tucked into the Toe =.
+. slipper he was shining and =
+. INVESTIGATION found the 4 =.
. contained diamonds valued ad /
. 'p0 The gems were owned 1.
+. Mrs. Y. c. Starke. OF Gunl.t
. land. Md.. who Is stoppina al lv
. hotei with her husband. Pricat.,
turned the diamonds and was /.
orally rewarded. {.
= Z
. ?. = = = - = :. = = e Z. z wF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-17
lRy Assoclated Press.l

Chicago. June 17-Govenor Hadley,
for the Roosevelt forces today de
eared that no contested delegates,
seated by the national committee
should sit in the convention.
We are not unmasking our hat-
teries. he said. "but no man with
stolen credentials shall vote ii we can
help it,"
After practically sleepless night,
the Taft and Roosevelt leaders have
staked their final hands in bitter
struggle.
Caucuses of state delegations came
in ayalanches today and We're large
ly depended on to give the final line
up.
Fears for convention order are eX-
pressed.
~ ssfhe police are needed repeatedly
to prevent personal clashes
1t was said that if the Roosevelt
leaders failed to get the vote. they
would Immediately on the rejection
oi the temporary roll, hold a conyen-
non of their own in the hall.
Mr. Roosevelt planned this after
noon TO meet personally every one OF
a thousand and seyenty-eight dele
gates.
Though the Virginia delegation is
practically all for Taft a member an
nounced today that they would vote
to overrule the national committee
action in seating the Taft delegates {
over Roosevelt from California, Texas ]
and Washington.
Affidavit Of Bribery l.
An affidavit charging an attempt to !
bribe f. II. Cook a negro delegate 10 /
the Republican national convention J
from Louisiana, FOR $1,000 10 desert
the Taft forces and vote for Boose q
welt. executed by Cook himself, was a
made public sunday night by Director IA
Mckinley Of the Taft headquarters 1
The sworn charge eliminated day {
Of bitter vorbal conflict between the G
Taft and Roosevelt forces. I
TWO Factions in snarl "
That a lively tilt will occur be-
tween The Perry and PrieStIey fac
tions over the selection Of a perma
ncnt dlairman Of he Oklahoma dele
cation. at the caucus tomorrow morn
ing, is the general indication tonight
A number Of delegates claim that ev
erythng is harmonious and that
there VII be no scrap. but from the
i trolic statement made to the Okla
homa correspondent By Ed Perry TO-
iay there is dynamite in his eye
Plans For Big Fight
The Roosevelt plans for the fight to
le made in the Republican national
convention Tuesday We're finally an
ounced at a conference of the Roose-
'elt leaders sunday night under the
Erection OF the Colonel himself.
They have determined that The CON
'ention shall not be organized with
he contested delegates seated by the
lational committee and TO this end p
hey have determined to demand
oil call on the first question that E
ONES up. This undoubtedly viii
ONE on the right of Johnson. of Cal
fornia, to cast the twenty-six votes
rom that state on the question of the
emporary chairmanship
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-17
PRIEST NlLLED WHILE
GIVING SACRAMENT

GAINESVILLE. Ohio. June lI.-Three
We're killed and a score more iniur-
ed early sunday when cyclone
Continued on Page 50
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HAOLEY SAYS NO CON-
TESTED DELEGATE SHALL SIT
Roosevelt People Will Control on
First Ballot or Organize
Separately
CBy Associated Press.)

TDY N7aUI- TaTTW fTV09.I
CHICAGO. JUNE 17-THE OKLA.
hoMA DELEGATION IN CAUCUS
TODAY RECOGNIZED THE POSI-
BlLlTY OF A BOLT AND DEFEAT$D
A RESOLUTION BINDING ITSELF
TO SUPPORT THE CONVENTION
NOMINEE.
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Chicago. June I've viii do
nothing the American people will not
approve Hadley added. Dixon is
sued statement saying: We have
checked the list and viii unquestion-
ably control the convention by forty
TWO votes Mckinley said. "The tenn