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Connecticut western news., 1912-08-15
x K s ale Second hand. Bargains
 worth looking after.

50 h. p. New York Safety En- zine; 50 h. D. Return Tubular Boiler; 20 inch Unique Nutrition Mill, very little used; MUnson Burr Mill, Steel Pulleys, Wood PuIleys and Shafting; No. l Lane Saw Mill.
 Also new Shafting, Hangers, Pulleys and Gears of all descrip- tions, Unique Nutrition Mills, Steam Engines and Boilers, Gas and Gasoline Engines, Turbine Water Wheels, Circular Saw Mills, Saws and Betting, Wood Saving Machines. If you don't see what you want ask for it.
 20 New Gasolene Engines at a low price for cash.
Connecticut western news., 1912-08-15

Special Attention to Tourists.
Connecticut western news., 1912-08-15
Kept an Eye on the Garden.

James T. Fields of the firm of Tick nor & Fields wore a flowing beard, as many men of his time did. He was scrupulous in the care of it and in the main managed it at the table with skill. His wife was always on watch for him, too, when they went out to dinner together. They had q panto- mime code and a few expressive spo- ken signals. Should breadcrumb catch in the floss Mrs. Fields would say:
 My dear, there's a gazelle in the rden."-Chicago Post.
Connecticut western news., 1912-08-15

evening last and greatly to the enjoy ment of the affair. We wonder how they weathered the down pour, which most unfortunately started at about the home going time. Don't be discouraged but try it again, real soon.
Connecticut western news., 1912-08-15
Not Much.

Jess-What did papa say when you asked him?
 Jack-Not much.
 Jess-But what was it? Jack-Just that. "Not muchr'-Lon, don Mail.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16
ROOSEVELT MAKES PLEA
FOR LIVING WAGES FOR
TO|LERS OF UNITED STATES
No Business Can Be Perma-
nanently Good Unless Pay Is
Reasonable, He Says
HARMONY is GREAT NEED
Urges Congressman To Support
Taft's Plan To Investigate
Industrial Conditions

NEW YORK, Feb. ia plea for
living wages and closer cooperation
betw cen capital and labor is made by
Col. Roosevelt in the current number
of the Outlook In which he relates
his experiences in investigating a
Brooklyn factory which he says is
Ideally conducted.
There must be full recognition,
says Roosevelt. by the public OF the
fact that no business can be perma'
nently good for this country unless
the Nage worker Is paid a reasonable
wage and works under conditions iay'
orable to his health and safety On
his part the wage worker must. as
matter OF justice and personal pride,
do hrst-class work for that wage anu
in his private character must De
good citizen--and so must his EN-
ployer.
we hear much o fthe conflict De-
tween capital and labor and often "
seems TO be assumed that this coh-
fict is inevitable, and that capitalists
and wage workers must be considered
primarily as belonging to different
classes, each individual being judged
only by the standard OF his own class,
This Is a thoroughly false and un-
healthy view. From the standpoint OF
the country, from the standpoint OIL
good citizenship, the differences be-
tween employer and employed are OF
mighty small consequences compared
with the need that eacn shall snow
that he possesses the great funda-
mental virtues. All should be In the
one class whose existence is vital TO
the republic. the class that contains,
whether on the farm. or in the work
shop. or in the counting room, the de-
cent hard-working, selfrespectlhs
, citizens"
Roosevelt then urges all members
OF congress 10 support President
Taft's demand for the creation oil a
commission to investigate Industrial
cud,tions in this country Its WORK
void absolutely settle. he says, many
'roeems between capital and labor
thatNce now IN dispute.
IN Exclusion, Roosevelt says
But >nly an inquiry by the led
eral goveument can be authoritative
and Satisfactory, and can really cover
all OF the dyerent sides OF the matter
and throw fp light upon all the puz'
zling. battling. complicated and vital
ly important Gestions involved"
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16
Fourth Floor-Main Store.
New Spring Dresses for Little Girls
From = to Years Old


extremely low prices
including all
predomnang
blue French with
exceptional JOS
Chidrens
blues black
buttons All from
Fourth Floor lin
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16

$4,000. beld by the receivers OF the
defunct bank Of Niles. Mich, with the
interest on the policies. makes the
Insurance amount to $4,000.
Mrs. Bonslett in her early testi-
mony reviewed her brothers life and
said that since he disappeared. In
1898. she had not heard from him,
The claimant. according 10 the testi.
mony, has not the least resemblance
TO het brother He could not. she
testified. tell her OF one thing they
did as children. He volunteered the
Information, she said, that he buried
their father tn -peHHsf 4fasaiar rwheffzs n
a matter OF fact, her father is still
| living
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16

rarker W, 4 Co, lambs q. IS. ss,7si
do 20. 75. s5.7s
Sold by spicer q reason: Newton
sheep .. average weight 100 lbs. s2.5o
per cwt; do lambs IA, 9s, sass; do,
lambs H. 70. s5.75 do -. 10. Sc.
4s. average weight b5 lbs. $3.50 per
cwti DO. Sheep IL. IS, s250. Nagle a
Co. lambs 191. so. IS: do ss. SO. s5;
Thompson, lambs "a. IS. t6; Barlags
lambs &C. SO. $3.50.
HOGS.
Bought by Hammond. :. 4 Co.: Bish-
op Il. A. H. hogs 6i5, average weight
s0n lbs. $500 per cwts do $50, 1850
b.l5 do 32b. l65, t6.1O. do $40. i55,
tC.O5.
Bought by Parker. Webb a Co.. Spi-
Ger A Reason -hnSS-2A1- -axeraae IrsIeh
30 tbs1 sb.r5 per cWf, do 10, $50,
t6.lc Haley a. McMullen. hogs ESQ 2lO
sC 20 do 49, 1875. s6.l5.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16

nj the witness who seldom glanced
in his direction. Her mother, Mrs.
Estelle Kimmel, who is also expected
10 testify that she repudiates the
claimant, sat about half way between
him and her daughter. and turned
TN ee times to look at him. The third
time their eyes met and she did not
look at him again.
Mrs. Bonslett was not asked direct
ly about the man In the court room
bur was asked whether the man she
saw IN Auburn prison was her broth
er. ON examination, when press
cd for reason why she did not go to
Atthttrm mrrisrn iifrftitetttate tef.=ntte =heaf.
ing that convict claimed TO be her
brother, she replied:
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16

Il had heard an insurance company
was going TO bring out man and !
supposed he was the companys prop
erty."
She testified that she had, however,
sent a cousin. who reported to her
that the convict was not Ter brother.
You will lose the insurance in
case this man is proved TO be your
brother" the attorney. for the insur-
ance company suggested.
II would rather have my brother
than any amount of money" she re
tOTted.
-Eeaslett- -is-tha- -helaeF- -ef- poll
cies amounting to $4,000 on her
brothers life, and the other policy OF
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16
Between-Season Womens' Gloves
Ribbons for Every Need

its
Of
fashion Millinery under
Of white
special
yard acc
N all
freshness all excellent Qualities Our prices moderate
fascn
hint
wildwood Special
yard, only 25c
Ground Floor
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16
KIMMEL'S SISTER CALLS
MAN COLOSSAL FAKIR

ST. LOUIS, Feb. l6.-Confronting
the Kimmel claimant, Andrew j,
While, who sat few feet from her
IN the United States district court
room, Mrs. Edna Kimmel Bonslett
yesterday afternoon, testified EN-
phatically that he was not her hrotn
or. George A. Kimmel. Her repudia
ton OF the claimant was one or the
most dramatic incidents OF the third
trial OF the identity mystery and In
surance contest.
.thruughuut-atrs-hnnnte s=testt
mony the claimant sat leaning eager
ly forward, his hand at his ear. gazing
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16
Spring Colorlngs---
Spring Patterns IN
New w ash Goods

There is much that Is new and
dainty in this showing of new wash
fabrics. In coloring and design, there,
is wide variety. And whatever the
price limit there are any number OF
best values here.
SecO Silks, 19c
Beautiful sheer fabrics in light and
dark shades, both plain and with sell
colored dots, 25c and 29c values.
Yard, 1ee.
Yard Wide Percales, l2Kc
Hundreds of pieces of famous Man
chester percales. Full yard width,
fast color fabrics in light, medium
and dark grounds. A wonderful va
riety daily freshened by the addition
Of the seasons newest patterns. Yard,
12Lac.
Serpentine Crepes, tic
Plain and fancy designs in this
splendid goods. useful for so, many
purposes Light and dark shades for
such garments as kimonos, dressing
sacQues and in white and plain shades
for night gowns and underwear. Yard,
17c.
Silk VOiles, 25c
Famous Manchester Voiles like
these are favorites always. Here Is
another big shipment including plaids,
checks and stripes of all widths In
distinctive colorings. Yard, Csc.
Irish Dimities, 25c
Floral patterns predominant in this
dainty goods. There are convention
al designs, stripes. dots and combina-
tions of all sorts in seventy-fve styles,
all colors being represented. Yard,
Csc.
Second Floor-Main Store.
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16

OF French models
exclusive
There
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16
New Ideas in Mesh Bags

New Ideas IN Mesh Bags
The late creations in fine mesh bags coming numbers
They all the favor they enjoy for it long time
since you have pretter bags than these.
etched pierced frame
with ball drops Altogether
bag $2s8
a etched
sdered
sterling 51hinch frame 4ainch depth
you deeply etched
Of
frame, 5inch
coin and
novelties conforming the
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16
Spring Brings Out New Hand Bags

the hand bags you'll glimpse the
You'll find here rad
styles well as those
there beauties for
as
The better one glorious opportunities $5 to s35
Ground Floor-
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16

THE HUDSON STORE
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16
Last Day of the Memo and Smart Set
Corset Demonstration

Saturday will be Miss Cunningham's last
day demonstrating Memo and Smart Set
Corsets.y
She has made no appointments for fittings
Saturday preferring to feel free TO accommo-
date those who were compelled to delay
coming until this time.
There are many Memo features Miss Cum
ningham would like to tell you about, but most
of all she will be glad to select just the Memo
model that is exactingly suitable for you-and
there is Memo for every figure
Nos. 353 and 354-Auto-Massage Self-Reduc-
ing Nemos are two of the newest models which
actually reduce stoutness and make the figure
permanently smaller Low and medium bust,
$3.50
of corsets-not copies of French models, but
The Detroit times., 1912-02-16
New Earrings Delight The Eye


They beaui
s such
artfsrc
excites favorable notice.
mistake looking
display: soc, ST. $3.50 to $0
Ground tore
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-15
FARM LANDS. (UTAH)
SUBURBAN LOTS $25-$1
MON III Y

Henston;~ 1'exas,' " is having tire
most wonderful growth of any city
in the United states. Population
increased from $4,000 TO 10000 in
seven years Predicted by conser-
vative business men that II viii go
10 half million $l7.00d000 spent
on new buildings in past two years.
Magnificent skNsVapnert hotels,
etc 300 factories. Rice University,
endowed with ten millions, opens,
this year Government improving
Ship Camel to bring ocean liners to
meet our II railroads Fortunes
will be made by investors In sub
urban property. We have Just
opened for sale the Townsite of Sat
suma. beautiful subufb OF Houston
&c minutes from heart of city. on
railroad and boulevard. Lots 50x100
feet First 200 go at $25 each.
Terms 81 cash and S monthly. No
interest. Price will be advanced
after first 200 are sold Write for
full particulars or send 81 and get
choice location. G. w llahl & Co,
Commercial Bank Bldg. Houston,
Texas.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Modern house, furnish
ed rooms. housekeeping etc. Free
lights, gas water, telephone-close
In 314 f. Villas. Phone 949 or 6l9.
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WANTED Live salesmep OF exper.
iense TO Jake Up ,hiehelass excellent
stlIdy Ene of advertising signs. cal
cndass and novelties this fflL Splen-
d ppbortuntys TO &c acquainted with
the most complete line in the coun.
Try. If successful will then arrange
contract for 1913. The Seiote Sign
CO.. ,KentQn, Ohio.
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WANTS
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Frst Published in The Guthrie
|os6INA9&Elso. 'ii97t

Az ORDi&ANCE APPROpRIATlNG
OER'pAlN MONEYS TO THE
PAYNENTs IN SUNDRY AC-
OOEXtS tND ElgNspENSES AND
DECLARING; / Ak$t EMERGENCY.
InE IT ORDAINED 'BY THE BOARD
or COMMISSIONERS or THE
CITY or GUTHRIE. OKLAHOMA.
Section J.. That The sum OF Elev-
on Thousand. aeven innd1'ed and
Il'orlyTrom Dollai and Sixty 'One
Gents CSll,HA6D be and the same
is hereby appropriated for the pur-
pose OF paying the bills upon The
following accounts aud which bills
have heretofore been approved by
thr commissioners
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ri s.s
" HAVE YOU AN OPPORTUNITIES ~
" gA a
y DO you want partner: or a " 't
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~ to match your plan, or with his. NJ,
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@ You can lind your man, n yonr "
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CFrst Published August Il, l9l2)
ORDINANCE NO. 1903

An ordinance levying an aGvdlorem
tax levy upon all of the taxable prop
crty in the City of Guthrie. Oklaho
MA. for all purposes for the fiscal
year ending June 30 1913. iGcmdins
me current expense Of said city ana
the interest on its bonded indebted
ness for said year and 10 create a
sinking fund for the payment OF IT'S
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Uid ~ - i'''
And the mayor and city clerk are
hereby directed 10 draw warrants
on said accounts for the same III
favor or the persons 10 whom said
| ills were allowed
SECTION ? For he preservation of
the pu0lic peace. h@iiftt dhd safety
an emergency is hcroby declared to
exist by reason whereof this ordi-
nance shah be inl6psr aad take
effect from and after il3 l@asaEe
IappruVal and publications
Passed hy the commissioners and
approved by the mayor this l3th day
Iof August 1872
j. i, NlSSIlEY,
Mayor
Attest;
K. N DthNliAN
city Clerlt.
(SEALD
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AGbNlS-'Do you want to run
clean, bonatide business, selling
hlgh class hosiery, underwear ana
sweaters exclusively in your com
hnhiIy? All merchandise anld
through representatives. direct 10
weafer. Nothing sensational. Sim.
ply a straightforward business en-
tefprlSe, ,Mnallty merchandise. llher-
al commissions and our hearty co.
operation Good income assured.
kepntable saIeapeople INVESTIGATE.
write K $. Supply Co.. Utica. N.
Y.
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WANTS
CLASSIFIED
aALcsMEk Q WANTED

WANTED-Fo Four good men quick
New exclusive 100 factory line; es
iaillshedl ! NJ }has 3beeqH necIi ap
iE Addlfss A. Bs ,careTLeader
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Earn $50 Weekly. Statesmen to take
orders for cut rate groceries. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Outfit free
The standard Mercantile CO.. 2452-
2456 f.. 9th ST, CleyelanR o.
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TAulF~i A.s your Druggist fnf thichesters til1s,
th. diamond Hrnnd. her - ysaIs .npB Is
~ he g. safest AlpbN. Reliable Hpy ot your Druggist
Take 40 other. ,hirbesters DsmOnd brand
Isills are sold bY UrnsFiste "ycrV ~here.
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Aug .. 1912. a dark brown horse
came 10 the X. c. barn He Is about
$ years Old. left hind foot white 10
The ankle and a little white on right
Ifont foot his name is reached and
5 good trageief lie ia at the X c,
bain.-0wner L. L, Nance.
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LOST AND FOUND

-Four stray horses. three bays and
one black. with bald face. Berry
Mason. . l-2 miles southeast OF
Guthrie. route s.
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UHltro STATES aovssharnf
AEAl AaIs OF MEI 4 LlaI-aA -

VIFT 7 n 7 = 7 = . UUVtNTMtN
AHALYGts OF WEtL Ho.4. IA "a /,
Gralns.pat
Gallon
Ammonium chlorid (NH4rD 80. .diS4
I.ltkmm chnld tIiCD ............ .Ezcs ,
Potassium chlorid tKCn $4,000. trace
sodium nitrate tNaNOSD-.......... 0i0s
Sodium chiofld tSae,n ......... rs ssss y,
Hodinn sGphltes tha2SO O+l.,y..... 7Istg,
Sodium hiealbOHata tNaHGOD. ..29.aQlt
,iodnIm cdrhdnata tNaacn3t ....,. : tf0Ufs
NlBGesinn bicAI bpp4te tMetHCD
3l2 ...................... s70s
calcium blcarbon8te fca Oacu)2 s4si g
fento oxid and AluIHna ftssd3
aud AfaGsb .s...t...-..s..,a trace !.
sl'iet tSihst ..-,tt..tt.....,.t..t.,S Ssssu
-.--4e@+-
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS it&sp
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$4,000. WEEKLY proht. Start n
business for you, self. Don't worry
shout capital. No experience. Boyd
~. Brown, Omaha, Neb.
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ANALYsls or "aoonfA- wnLL.
nv Won senur1 81 low. Cnsolsis.
Anal Yais or well no. 8

NTFNI- ' u VT VT - NO y M
sy dwtn Dehafr, Professor ~ Chexn-
istry, state DdivsfsIty ~ Okla. 80
GFaih5pcf
tssli0ng* *tsf.
Potassium iodid tkDs.......4..... IA
POTASSIUM bromide thbrt4s.t....s bstu
Sodium chloride tNaCll4. ....t......fsst
Sodium sulrhate tNa2SOD .......,,, sbT2t
sodium, carbonate tkaeGOjJ .4...., I4.tJ
potds- tum rl4 bon1.e tk2CO4l sgi
iiae1t,0 sulphafe (G4SofJ ....t..... agsvi
rFsI4 .........s- .s........,..... .1ssJs
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PERSONAL.

IIAlaES When delayed or rfegu.
tar use Triumph piIls. always de-
pendable, Relief aud particulars
tree. Write National Medical lnsti
tute, Milwaukee, Wis.
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FOR RENT.

2l0 East Mansur Ave, rooms SIS
l2ll West Noble Ave, rooms .$7
BY Kessler, ll6 1-2 East oklahoma
Avenue
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TOWEL SUPPLY.

-------~~--- ----~--ses-s -->~~--s->-s~~-
J - CRAYB. Proprietor.
ruWels and aprons ~ All kinds rlIrn
rhed al very Reasonable price Bee
ne before you buy J u, CrAys.
pHONB NO Gl0
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

TO buy or sell property address
Northwestern BUSINESS Agency
Minneapolis
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EARN $40 weekly addressing post
cards at home. Bunch OF cards and
particulars l0c. G. w. Eczema, STA
ton d, Grand Rapids. 'Mich.'
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FOR RENT

"a . room house strictly modern,
=: 109 s. Ash-$200 per annnm
&. room house, 405 +. OKLA. Ave
= $1200 er annum. See NJ. l..
u, West
Z. =. 2. = T. T. T. 2. Z. 2. 2. z: Z: r. z
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ANALYSIS OF MINERAL
WELLS WAFER

UNITED STATES oovE7NMe eNT
ANALYSIS OF "HERCULES" -
WATER Grams per
Arizona republican., 1912-12-29

this week it was decided to provide entertainment features on an elabor- ate scale. A Mexican dinner; a typi- cal southwestern picnic and barbecue, with steer throwing and broncho ''busting:" bails, receptions and social features and novelties galore, were decided upcn It was decided to pro- vide some feature for every moment of Shrine Week. and these will be unique and new.
 A Shriners March has been com posed by Noble H. B. CriswelI, well known local musician and business man, which promises to be exceed ingly popular with visiting patrols and bands. Copies of this will be distributed in the near future.
 Preparations for the big military encampment arc going ahead at a rapid rate and will be completed weeks before the convention. Ar rangements have been made to meet all visiting patrols sand bands at the trains and escort them to the en- carnpment where they will find quar- ters as date, comfortable and convenient as to be found in the best hotels of the city.
 The big Shrine band and Arab Pa- trol of Mecca Temple, New York, are coming. The band has an enrolment of eighty musicians, all nobles of the Mystic Shrine.
 Reports received indicate there will be more than one hundred bands and patrols in Attendance.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-29

he will rejoice with exceeding joy over every rule that protects him as well as the employees of the gov ernment and enables him to give his thought. to large policies instead o. to miserable office peddHng
 There can be no doubt of Mir Will sons courage and stanchness in any cause to which he has given devotion
 He has, too, an excellent reputation for political sagacity. Unless this fails him completely, he cannot be blind to the critical nature of the attitude toward the civil service which he allows his administration to assume. This will be the Achilles Ice! of the new democratic regime, and a wound there may easily De deadly Knowing this, as he must. and anxious, as he surely is, that his administration should respond to tae best sentiment of the country, Presi- dent Wilson has a plain path befofe him in all this business. No presi- dent has ever entered office so free from obligations as he will be- 1t is for him to resist the formation ir his party of entanglins- alliances, as snares for his feet. It is for him to show that the faith of the country in an intellectual leader is not mis- placed, and to meet all assaults dn the merit system with such disdatn and unflinching opposition that the old vicious theory about the spoiis belonging to the victors. and abopt change of party control meaning the demoralization of the public sel- vice, will never dare to raise it's head again.-Century Magazine