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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-30
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in the extreme west The Chau-
tauqua is a middle west institution.
1t thriyes best in agricultural reg
ions and. in fact, is seldom found
elsewhere.
The negro Baptists Of this state.
according to Rev. c, A. Buchanan OIL
Guthrie, have received an offer of $l0,-
1000 from a resident of Cottage City,
Mass. toward negro state Baptist
university on condition that the col
Iored people here will raise $4,000 or
Its equivalent III land for school
jMulhall citizens have been sinking
shaft with the hopes OF finding OIL
or gas The hole is down about L.
800 feet and the prospects arc so
hattering that Gulnric folks are go
Ing to join in and Aelp put it Gown
400 feet deeper The striking of OIL
or gas at MulhalI would prove equal
lv beneficial to Guthrie and Logan
county in general-Waukomis Hor.
net
The citizens Of GutArie are buying
$500 stock in the Mulhall Gas q
Oil company The majority of this
stock Ii IS been placed and the local
chamber ot commerce will assist i'll
closing up the balance next week.
Ponca Gity. Gushing and Ardmore
are all making lucky strikes, there
fore. Guthrie's faith has been in
crease to such an extent that she
wants to see the Mulhall wc' thor
oughly tested
DR. Kellogg. Of this city, has in
vented placer gold sitting ma
chine that looks like the final thing
sought after all these years 70 an
inexperienced man il looks anyway
like the superior OF ANY 50 lar Of
fcred He has had an offer from
Steamerboat Springs. colo. to come
out and try out mis- invention. The
Routt County Sentinel has a notice
that the doctor will be out there
next May and he taken 20 the rich
placer mines Lf il works there will
he millions in II sure enough
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-30
RAILROAD RATTLE

Conductor Dave Marzolf took train
No. 40 on the Il. a. O. out last night
The north bound Santa Fo train i0t
was over three hours late this morn
ing.
Jesse Wolf, Of Guthrie. has accept
ed a position with the Fred Harvey
News company at Newton
Glenn Eddie. travelling passenger
agent for the Santa r., was in the
city today boosting spring business
Conductor Chris OtDoud has been
holding down the ID. Il. e. G. run while
Conductor Clark has been laying off
Frank Lands, brakeman on the +
q O. says he was going after bass but
he high water has drowned All the
fish
Conductor John A. Clark, of the j
Il. &c G.. returned this morning from
visit with his mother who lives in
Caldwell, Kas. This is the iirst time
Mr. Clark has lost a day in four years
aud half
Conductor Pete" France. of the
Newton-Purcel run says: Spring Is
here, watch me hike for the bass
creeks in The Ogaga.'
Conductor John S. Fogarty. of the
Il. & o. says:.'I don't mind the wash.
outs if they would come near good
town or where fishing is good.
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y. Hainos. of Ava, is here.
o. J. Dencnd, of Enid is here.
A. II schmidt, OF ST Joe is here
Banker L. J stark is here from Ma
vlna
j. f Price of 81. Louis, is at the
| lone.
A. Il. Rose, of New York, is in
the city.
L. y. Duvall. Of Baltimore, is at
the lone
]. Z. Freeman, OF Kansas City, Is
III the city.
W. II. Irving, Of New York, is here
on business.
g. D. Ncrr, of indianapolis. Ind is
| di lHt lbhNs
!. Jamison. OF NeN York Is yia-
itur lp the city.
f. L. Lehman, of Kansas city, IS
here on business.
+. Erghcr, of New York, Is Guth
ric visitor today.
Chas /. Cook. ot Wichita, is a
Guthrie visitor .Uday.
Blaine Jones and wife Of Lake
| City, Kans, are in the city
Mrs. Leo =. LeBron Is very ILL., She
las been taken TO the NJ. u. hospital
w. j. Ilill and wife. of Arkauaat
city, arc among today'B guests at The
lone.
Sheriff Bart Murphy went to Wyn
newood this morning on official bus
mess
Judge Cottcral will go to Oklaho
ma City Monday to hold federa
court
Il. W Snoddy. prominent atturne'
Of Alva. Is in Guthrie today ON lega
business
Dr. G. ". Watt has re- urncd IRON
Oklahoma City whore he attended tn
dental meet.
Thos. c. Anderson and H. r. HUI
bell of Stroud are in tae city o
legal business.
II. y. Carruthers and wife. Of Ok
lahoma City, are among the guest
registered at the lone.
G. +. Morrison and family Of OK
lahoma City are in Guthrie for
few days visit with relatives
Maurice O'Rourk and wife went t,
Oklahoma City this morning to Al
tend matinee this afternoon
A. d. Dana of New York City. i
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Fran
Householder MI Dana IL Mrs House
holders brother
Mrs. A. ID. Dana Of New Yorl
president of the Chicago Shoe fian
featuring company is here visiting hi
sister, Mrs. Frank Householder.
DR.. A. c. Hxon has motored bac
from oklahoma City. He attende
the meeting of the State Dental a.
sociatlon during the week. Or. Hixo
is much gratilied over the selection G
Dr. Long as president OF the associi
ton.
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April showers next
The coal dealer complains
Spring arrived >brcc times this
week.
dlermau Gehle died at Marshall yes
terjay.
r. r. Borne, of Enid wishes to con
test Mcclure for congress
Carl Morris denies the story thai
he has quit the prize ring.
Jim Marshall monkcyed with a rlp
saw al Crescent He lost two hnRerS'
s.. G. Cunnard fell FROM load ol
hay at Crescent and sustained severe
injuries
Col Tom Seward says the S9er
celebration plans are rapidly nearing
completion
1T is alleged that somebody N
ranging to turn states evidence.
Leslie Carr was run owe" by a dlSc
near Coyle. one leg was badly cut
He was taken to saltwater for treat
ment.
There are more than thousand
Chautauouas in the United states
today. All Of them having grown up
IN less than forty years.
Col Tom Jones is in receipt OF
letter from GOV. Brown. at McAlester
for life: Use lonesom. Col Jones'
come get me" says the letter
Plans are being discussed at t'e
prescnt timc for appropriate me-
mortal services for ieneral Jooh "
Noble. secretary of the interior ~
Presidents Harrison cabiNeht' VINO
died recently in St Louis.
n is reported here today that a
merger of companies controlling ce.
ment plastering plants IN NahS"S
and Oklahoma is about 10 he cou.
sulumated. This follows the mersel
o. cement companies Ie" "'''
ago.
The case of Abncr DAVIS chNrsCu
with frauds in connection Win ~
Oklahoma City Night and Day oahN
will he heard in Oklahoma CITY NeN'
week. John Embry has been appoiht
ed special prosecutor for the COVER"
ment In the case.
Sixty suffr gettes succeeded i
forcing the city council at Sha~ne' me-
to order the registration books op
ened 10 allow women who a~e quar-
fed voters to vote for members o
the school board at the coming ci'
election.
There are comparatively te'
Chautauquas in the extreme east q
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The parole issued to h w. Tucker
by Acting Governor j. ! McAlestcr
has been revoked by Governor Crucc,
Tucker was bootlegger who has
Iagain been round violating the profit
bit0ry law.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-30
IcnnN Wren Club

Miss Jessie Wachob was hostess to
the Jenny Wren Senior club, on Fri
day evening at her home on ;. FIRST
street The young ladies' embrolde r
cd during the evening and at late
| hour. three course luncheon was
served to the following mcmberS'
| Misses Marie Douglas, Ola Dckey
Rosana Wilson, Betha Rhul, Myranda
Butler. Jessie Wachob Miss Helen
Wenberger was special guest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-30
Coal Trouble About Ger
tpy Aasociateu prega.l

Cleveland. March 30-Practlcally
the whole coal situation. disturned by
disputes Of both bituminous and
anthracite miners. it II now believed
viii be settled with only a short sus'
pension Of work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-30
THE MARKETS
BY WIRE

CBy Associated Press
CATTLE:
Kansas City. March Go
Receipts POO
Market steady
Native steers So to SS.25.
Cows and heifers S5.25 to 500.
HOGS:
Receipts 1000.
Market. quality poor ten lower
Bulk of sales S7.30 TO S7fo
Top price $40.
WHEAT:
Kansas City. Mo. March Go
May S1.OO 3-S
July 81 l..
September 80 5-S.
IcoRN:
May - is to 70 ia.
July % S-S.
Sept 20 81,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-30
Mrs. PATTERSON Hostess

Mrs Wm Patterson entertained
the members Of the Amohalko eluO
Yesterday at her home on ~ Noble.
The afternoon was spent in fancy
work. Refreshments were served to
the following. Mines Kennedy. Sci
sor, McNeal, Baker, Beamer Bishop
+. Mccoy. Douglas, Cook, H. Carlln'
Lille, Cassidy and Miss Cassidy.
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Fuchre Club At Mrs. WaIton's

On Friday afternoon the ladies oi
the ICuchre club were delightfully."- Gu
tertained by Mrs. Tell Walton, at her
beautiful home on w. CleVeland.
Card tables numbered six. At the
conclusion of the games. the hostess
presented the prizes TO Mrs. j. j.
Hildreth for top score. Mrs Robert
Sohlberg for the lone hand and Mrs.
George Billingsley the consolatloh ~
delicious luncheon was served at the
usual hour. Special guests were
Mines. Eckers. of Mcpherson, ka
Miller. OF Arkansas City and MISS llt
ham. Of st. louis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-30

Five nev cases Of meningitis arc
reported in Pit,sbure county. one at
kioWa one AT North NcAlcslcr, one
at McAlester, one in the country near
McAlester, and one At Ashland The
patients with one exception are do
ug well AMI win recover
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-30

ANYONE. anywhere, can start . man
order business at homo. NO cas-
VssslnE. he your own boss SEND
for free booklet. Tells how. HsAcock.
D-409. LockDort. N. 7.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-30

THE BEST medicine you can take
u to IA yourself of bumors and
clear your complexion, is Hoods Sar-
saparilla - it's also THE CHEAPEST.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-30

HAIR WORK-Bring your combings
to Mrs J. a. Thomas. 31S L. Cleve-
land, if you want nice braid. Phone
'262.
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PIANO TUNING.

Daniel Pehde Of Wichita is in the
city Located at 20G IL West Har.
rison Phone 225.
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Our Broken Walls.

over a winding, wayslde wall,
Rugged. and rough, and gray
There crept tender and clnglne
vine.
Tireless day by day.
At last its mantle Of sottcst tint
Covered each Jagged seam;
The staggling lwaN, half broken
Because. wish that leafr. tinted
crown,
Fair rs an ARTISTS dream.
Oh, for the kindness tnat clings and
twines
over life's broken wall
That blossoms above the scare of
pain,
Striving TO hide them All:
oh, for the helpful. miuistering
hands
Beuehcient willing feet,
That spread rich mantles of tender
thought
Ger lite's Aard places, till limo
has wrought
It's healing divine. complete
Lanta Wilson Smith
Miss Blanch CoHey. Of Edmond.
spent yesterday in Guthrie.
The little birds whisper OF new
engagement ring in the Rooney Noon
ley Shah
Mrs. Miller, of Arkansas City, Kas..
is guest Of her sister. Mrs. j. j.,
Hildreth.
Duty makes us do things We'll but
love makes us do them beautifully
Emerson.
The Monday Bridge Club will meet
with Mrs J. p. Winton at her home
on e. Noble avenue.
The last of a series of delightful
parties was given yesterday afternoon
by Mesdames Dale and McNeal
Mrs. NJ. l.. Turner, of oklahoma
City. is the guest of Mrs. George Bill
ingsley, at her home on f.. Noble.
Mrs. Mary Rolser has returned to
her home in Usage, after short Wis
it with her son, Mr.. Paul Schooner.
Miss Allah Bennett and Governor
Lee Cruce will entertain next Thurs
day evening in honor Of Mrs. J. W.
MCClendon
Miss Lila Mae IIouscr left his
morning for Oklahoma City where
she will remain a few days with Miss
Mary Wadell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice OBourk
left this morning for Oklahoma City.
TO witness the performance of The
Real Thing in which Henrietta Cro6.
man Is starring
Students Give Recital
A splendid recital was given last
evening by fifteen Of the middle class
students. Of Miss Jennie llagar, at
her studio.
Five, Five, Five Girls
Miss Mildred Davis WAS hostess to
the Five Five, Five girls on Friday.
The members. who numbered eight.
spent the afternoon in games and
music. after which one course lunch
con was served
Mr.. and Mrs J. O. Severns are at
home at 1T East Eleventh street
Oklahoma City, where they will reside
permanently They are receiving
many beautiful floral tributes aud
gifts from their friends, accompanied
by numerous messages Of Gengratular
ton.
Trinity Guild
The Trinity Guild held another IN
leresting meeting yesterday at th"
lrcctory cn r. Noble Two splendid
papers we're read on the situation
that now eNist3 in China. and its cI.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-30
FEDERAL COURT

Assistant United States Clerk A.
&. Dolde is. as usual on the job at
the end Of the quarter.
The United States marshals office
aud the United States district clerk
are busy getting out their quarterly
reports
Deputy United States Marshal John
2. Jones came in this morning from
the Usage country. where he has been
on Indian land leasing business.
The Leader book department now
as In stock the new township and
chool district warrants and warrant
regiaters. Every district and town
hip must use the new form OF war
fantA
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and at the usual hour one course
luncheon was served Club members
numbered eight. The special guests
were: Mines Gaffncy and George Bur
ton.
Mrs. w. Il. Herod is in Ponca city,
spending fac week with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. j W. Wdkcr.
Mr. aud Mrs. John Embry left last
evening for Oklahoma City to re-
side,
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In initiated Handkerchiefs.

The demand for iuitialed numbers
continues to be excellent, says q
Guthrie merchant The long, mar
row initial decorated with a minia'
tnre design remains favorite with
those who cater to hign-cass trade
Much variety in decoration exists q,
In addition to many attractive floral
designs, butterflies and birds com
bined with dainty wreaths are fea
tured in some OF the newest num-
bers. The novel broad initial re-
Gently introduced is being well re-
ceiyed, particularly in mems hand
kerchiefs. This style is especially
well liked whom combined with a
single wide tape border.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-30
Trinity Guild

The Trinity Guild held another IN
leresting meeting yesterday at the
rcctory cn T.. Noble Two splendid
papers we're read on the situation
that now exists in China. aud its ef-
feet on the missionary work Tea
ana N..u,s vcre served at the con
ehasion of the program
Bidc a Wee Club
The Bile A Wee club net yestcr-
dav AT the home of Mrs Speer on +.
Washington avenue The afternoon
was pleasantly spent in needle work
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Five new cases Of meningitis arc
reported in Pitisburs county. one at
KioWa ono al North NcAlcStcr. one
at NlCAlester. one in the country near
McAlester. aud one at Ashland The
lpalients. with one exception, are do
/ iug well anl viii recover.
Tulsa World The Mcthodists of
the First NJ f. church are delighted
over the return Of their pastor for an
otser year Rev Frank Men has Just
returned from attending his annual
conference Al Kansas City This is
no surprise TO the membership, fer
they had made every effort possible
to have Rishop Quayle make the ap-
polntmcnt
The Tulsa World has discovered
why the lions didn't eat Daniel-hc
didn't bear the food inspectors tag.
We can't agree with mucn OF what
the Tulsa world has t. say but nov
and then il gets off somethine that
meets our endorsement, as instance,
the following: There is one thing Re
publicans all over the land ought TO
be thankful for and that is William
Randolph Hearst does not belong to
their party. The Democrats would
give heaven ana earth II they could
say as much.
II has been raining some up at
Tulsa and the Democrat Of that place
SAYS. fIn a few days we believe that
we can prove beyond peradVenture Of
a doubt that the Arkansas is nav
ligable stream"
Miss Grace WilcoX Of Rogers
Arkansas and Miss Katie Fite o
TahleQuah. we're adiudgcd winners II
the girls dccamatory contest held a
lTahlcquah March IT, and Miss Nenit
Reece, Of Braggs, Oklahoma, alternate
Constable Jim Parl-cr of Valiant
while campaigning around IIaworti
and Bokhoma III the interest Of hi
Isheriff's race, stumbled on to tw'
Ibootlnggers, one white man and on
negro-each had gripful of whiskey
Jim brought them o Iadbel. Sstul
day night and put them in Jail. on
Of the men as the key turned on hin
said To Parker: II hope you wont b
elected sheriff BeaconTrlhun'
Idabel
Jesse Holmes and Hanson Hand}
negroes. must answer to the distric
comt possibly vii" their lives, 70
it is certain that Tho death penalt
viii he asked should they be eonvic
leI for the murder Of William Bell, nj
gro. alias "F'ive Dollar Rel, who va
shot down in a negro gambln
ehell" last Thursday. This vas d.
cidcd when Justice Of the Peace Slac
ordered the two men held without ba
llor the district ourt--Tulsa World
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Use Of Edge Trimmings.

Use Of Edge Trimmings.
Edge trimmings of brillianta with
and without the addition Of crysta
bugles aud beads will continue a
strong feature, Judging from the
frequency with which they are used
on the model gowns. crystal bugle
fringe. too, is a fayorlte edglng foI
tuuics CT chiffon. An attractive gar
niturc noted formed small square
BIB above the waistline, while below
a point extended almost to the knee
ending with a beaded tasscl1 The
foundation Of this garniturc Was oI
light gray net. studded wrtn bril-
lants. light red rhinestones and
crystal beads. A girdle of beaded
banding ~ inches wide matched
The garniture. while an edge trim
ming consisting of briIIiants and rel
rhinestOnes was used in vertical
rows on the chiffo' waist.
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rev. Scott Is state Clerk,

Rev Scott Is State Clerk.
AT meeting of the Presbytery of
Oklahoma. which was held ~ TOE
First Presbyterian church yesterday
at Oklahoma City and over which
DR.. Phil G. Baird. moderator of Ok
lahoma. presided it was voted to
concur in the request Of Rev. II. A.
Scott for dismissal from this Pres
bytery that he may accept the pas
torate OF church at Salida, Colo
Dr. Scott has been the pastor OF the
church at Guthrie for the past seven
years and is one Of the most force
rul ministers Of the state He has
been holding the position Of state
clerk of the prcsbytery and is one
of the directors Of Henry Kendall
college Ills congregation certainly
regrets his departure.
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Your druggist will refund money II
rAHO OINTMENT fails To cure any
case of Itching, Blind, bleeding or
protruding Piles in to IA days. zoe.
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Mrs. Mary Rolser has returned to
her home in Usage, after short Wis
it with her son, Mr.. Paul Schooner.
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Mtss Allah Bennett and Governor
Lee Cruce will entertain next Thurs
day evening in honor of Mrs J. W.
MCClcndOn.
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Mrs NJ. l.. Turner, of oklahoma
City, is the guest Of Mrs, George Bill
ingsley, at her home OH f.. Noble
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in the extreme west The Chau-
tauqua is a middle west institution.
1t thriyes best in agricultural reg
ions and. in fact, is seldom found
elsewhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-30

The last OF series of delightful
parties was given yesterday afternoon
by Mesdames Dale and McNeal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-30

left this morning for Oklahoma City,
TO witness the performance OF The
Real Thing in which Henrietta Croo.
man is starring
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Sixty suffr gettes succeeded u
forcing the city council at shawnee
To order the registration books op'
ened TO allow women VINO a<e qU"l'
fed voters to vote for memoeIS
the school board at the coming CIT!
election.
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There are comparatively Jew
Caautauauas in the extreme east OF
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-31
DISTRICTCOURT
CLERKS POWERS
Bill Introduced Giving Them
More Authority.

f@FFtf@<&&fskK
Trenton, Jan. 31:-AssembIyman
Lowys bill to allow a district court
clerk the right to enter a Judgment
by default, as Is now done In the
upper courts, caused a lively furry
In the House yesterday and 30 much
opposition was voiced to the plan
that the was lost by q vote
OF II to 81. Mr.. Richards led the
opponents on the ground that the
clerk was to be given the right held
by the judge, whereas the Judge has
better legal knowledge. Other mem
bers wanted personal services be
made OF summons; a time limit In
which the Judgment could he en-
tered and for the Judge to pass upon
the Judgment.
MI. Bre5inger's bill to allow Hud-
son county to Issue temporary bonds
where the appropriation for elections
had been exceeded due to the inves-
LEGATIONS that were carried on there,
was also lost.
Griffin favoring the establishment
OF a navy yard by the government
on the srores of the North River.
Hudson county. was passed as was
the Senate resolution ON the eelebra-
ton OF the opening of the Panama
canal. The latter permits the State
TO participate In the San Francisco
exposition In 1915. Mr.. Gill pre-
scented a petition on behalf of the
Presbytery OF New Brunswick asking
for the enactment of a local option
bill.