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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-30
CATHOLIC

Sacred Heart Roman Catholic
Twentyeiehth street and Fifth avenue.
Rev. ]. F. Lockney. rector. Masses at
BIS and 1890. Catechism at p m.
yespers and benediction at 0. m. ey-
cry Sunday and holy day.
St. Mary's Roman Catholic. corner
| Of Fourth avenue and Twenty-second
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-30
PRESBYTERIAN

Central Presbyterian, corner Of
Fourteenth street and Tenth avenue.
Rev Marion Humphreys, pastor Chris
tan Endeavor at $50 D. m. Services
at 10;45 a. m. and 7.45 p. m.
Broadway Presbyterian, corner OF
Twenty-third street and Seventh ave
nue. Rev. W. S. Marquis, pastor; Rsv.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-30
: street. Father Adolph Geyer, pastor

street Father Adolph Geyer, pastor.
Mass at and 1920 a. m.
st. Joseph's Roman Catholic, cor
ner Second avenue and Fourteenth
street. Dean ]. ]. Quinn, rector;
Rev. William p. Cleary, assistant.
Masses at 1870. $3.50 and 1890 a.
m. Address at 7:45 p. IN. Sunday
school at $40 a. m.
st. Paufs Belgium Catholic, Twenty
fourth street and Eighth-and-a-half ave
nue.. Rev. Father Van Stappen. pastor.
Mass at a. m. and 1890 a. In. on
alternate Sundays.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-30
EPISCOPAL

Trinity Episcopal church. Nineteenth
street and Sixth avenue. Rev. Gran
Vile H. Sherwood. rector. Services at
1880 a m, 10:45 a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Sunday school AT $3.50 a. m. Bishop
NJ Edward Fawcett will administer
confirmation at the morning service.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-30
WEST END SETTLEMENT

West End Sunday school. 100
Fifth street. Sunday school at $3.50
p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 1880. w. d. Barker.
superintendent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-30
METHODIST

First Methodist, corner Fifth ave-
s4s and Nineteenth street. Rev. 7. E
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-30

Newland, pastor. Sunday school at
$3.50 a. m. Epworth league at Gas
p. m. Services at 10:45 a. m. and
1880 p. m Morning theme, THE
Christian Citizen in Relation 10 Good
Government"
Spencer Memorial Methodist, corner
Forty-third street and Seventh avenue.
Rev. Charles Hawkins, pastor Sunday
school at $3.50 a. m Preaching at 10: As
a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Wayman African NJ. z. (colored), cor
ner Fifth-and-a-half avenue and Thir-
teenth street. w. II. Saunders, pastor
Services at II a. m and p. IN. Sun
day school at 1880 pm.
German Methodist, corner Four
teenth street and Sixth avenue Rev.
Theodore Keis, pastor. Sunday school
at 9:15 a. m. Services at 10:45 a. N.
and 1880 p. m.
Free Methodist, Ninth avenue and
Fifteenth street Rev. II. c. Willing
pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m
Services at 10:45 a. m. and 1880 p. m
BAPTIST
First Baptist, corner Third avenue
| end EfffoanfI ofraof Rau II Dead
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-30

All the news all the time.-Tba
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-30
BAPTIST

First Baptist, corner Third avenue
and Fifteenth street Rev. H. w. Reed,
pastor. Sunday school at $50 a. N.
q Z P, U. at $3.50 .. m. Services at
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-30
NeW Bags for Easter Wear

Confirmation services at 2;S0 p. m. No
evening service.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-03-30
Imported and Do
meShc FOulQrds

in an almost unlimited variety of
designs, wide color range, all
widths, from 20 to AZ inches in
plain and jacquard grounds, priced
at a yard. S1.9S, $1.75, $1.45, 40
$119, CSC. S5c, CSC to-. .c0c
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
ALIEN b.ounosn uno tIiisliderDeifs
felbf ienc1 6iIferuf a%usoeftDben.N

aItstn beoonaen unb tliigli9erpeife
feIbf ientn Silferuf uusgsitOBen."
runm0sIi9!" perfiderte 9OlbrOOt.
sd babe o.utli@ sefsbsn, OuB er
etiDd spanois Gdritte BON BEN
@nauploB 6es MOrbes entfernt itano.
aIs biefer sef9db. Nu9 iah ID
aans beutltA, tpie er fteben blieb, tpob4s
ren6 Der 9erbre9er in ben part
rannte."
limb perben sic fir Jpn biirgeu,
falls er ongetlugt tptrben folltes-
Mit @pannuns erpartete tie feline
Mntnprt.
.NotiirIi9 piiros ib Jpn DertheiOts
oen. Sd bert6eioige ieben unssre4t
8efnul6iqten. Mber t9 lam mir
ni6t benton, boB es irseno einem
Menf6en in ben Stnn tDmmer Dtr0,
ibm bitfen Sobtf9Idg au3uf@reiben."
erptberte 0oIbroof iiber Tloro's Sr0s
oe in bobem @rdoe erftaunt.
\ ,Hun, es tDnnte mir ia gum Het'
5ptel in ben @inn comment"
0olbroOt fab is itdrr an. So
neng" fOrf9te Ct. ~Mds tDtRen @k
bon ibrn unb porum tpenoen Ste ber
Shat elm 70 Iebbaftes SntereFe gus"
sic Iab elm. oaB ie ibm tire &c.
miitbsfftmmung ullau beutIt9 per>
ratben bate, mno bcmiibte ii9, rubi>
eer au erf@einen. nDeIde bon Sbren
beiben syraeen 1olI i9 Suerit bednttDOrs
teng" CAB fe ibm, tinen Iei8tercn Son
anf9ldgen0, auriid. sd tenne ben
betreffenben GERM ni&t unb Frte
niemaIs ettpGs BON tbm. Wie mag
er beiBen9"
nMeTing."
n@Og MeFins! DAP i@ etne Sbeil.
nabme fir etnen Sail empftnoe, Der
bic qunse @taOt beunrubigt, TT bod
oepib bonn Gtonopuntt Der dllgemeis
ren Observation-Disclosures begreiflt&.
gur Elm 6<r3 BON Stein bleibt BEL
foIdem GrsfsniB unseriibrt. 50
babe baber bic Mnaeisc NIT Iebbdftes
iter Mufmerffdmtett geleien ur0 es
i9eint mir febr untpubrf9etnIi9, baB
elmer 70 tb0rt9t gepefen fetn foIlte.
tin fteben gu bletben unb I'm Stlfe
au f@reien. ipGbreno man bod BON
Iebem perftGnoigen Mdnn erndrtet,
6aB Ct benz SbGter unper3iisIi9 nd@-
lGuft. Sd CLAUDE beftimmt, sic
irren Ei9. sic bdben bret perionen
gu feben semeint. pGbrenb nur atrei
ba poren."
sic bate ibre GaFune DDuig aus
riiderlanst, bod fpra9 iie nod INNER
nit grOBem Nd@orud unb f@urfer
8etOnung.
C7sorfTrFtrn FnYnf1
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
a. &apitel.
amDr prift feline %feiIe.

Mt1Df QrHTf IetNe FlCbe"
Nls SolbroDt am folgenben Wtors
een erpa9te, oa9te er fOfort an ben
Brillanttnppf.
ga9 Dem Sriibitiid ging Ct gum
@tabtbaus, nm i'm benz 2et4enbe>
f6auer au qeben. l~1ntertpegs meinte
er, oaB er in ieiner @9luBfrI gerurg,
er oeb0re benz M0rOer. allau eilig
qepeIen fei. &onnte es ni4t ietn,
SaB er fid I'm 8e1iB oes @rmorbeter
befunben bate unb biefem mGhreno
0es Mnqriffs aus Der Mani4ette geS
rifen par9
Gls sr b5rts, Der 2eidenbei9dner
Tei er1t UNI 3pDlf llbr in ieinem
Observation-Disclosures gu treffsn,
lieferte er einftpeilen ieinen 5ur0
nod ni@t ab, fonOern Bat I'm bic
@rlaubniB, ben Sooten beit9tiger gu
oiirfen.
9ieTer mar in ben &leibern, in be-
nen man i'm gefunoen bate, gu Dem
Observation-Disclosures gebra9t urO
BORT aufgebabrt pOrben. @s fe6lte
ni6t bas Minbeite an ieinem Nn5ug,
aud ois &n0pfe, Die aus SilberOrpo
beitanben, paren beibe porbdnoen.
.6m," 6a9te 5oIbrOot, rfo mar
oieier Mann bod ni9t Der BellBer
meines Rnopfes! Ods 1T fo%nnentlar.
Sd mub mid oaber pieosr metner
erTten Mufnabme auipenbsu. Sds
bette 1T, i9 sebe ieBt in metn Bureau
uno an meme Nrbeit uno tpdrloere
nm 5p0lf Ibr obermals gu benz Ssl'
9enbei9auer." ~,
Nuf Ser @troBe bssesnete ibmWeis
fiug. @r frugte Oieien: nStno Sts
ipieOer freig"
.sSa, bic tslssrapbif9en Anfruseu
beIfGtioten Ole Ridtigteit meiner Mus'
Iugen, unb fOIglid lieB man MID loll'
s.~ ~r~,'ist' ole MntpOrt. sd itPll
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
3. 9apiteI,
Gin hfnhpIpaifGes MathieI.

Ntu WIyUU4D1tIuDNU OS%SDi~
uM1i9 perlangt iebr mad elmer
MuftlGrung iber ben entfsBlt3en
Morb, Der in Der perflOfenen NaAt
arf Dem Union Square t%attfaro.
begann nun TIOra. sd babe heute
Morgen in Der 3eitung geleien. 6aB
Sic elm Nugenseuge Der grauenbaften
Shat tparen."
uSa, 70 TT e." d%nttpOrtete 9ols
broot lutOnif@.
sic befano 1iG in elmer trantbaft
erregten @timmung, bod bemertte er
bies erit I'M 2aufe Oes @eiprd9s.
sd fannie ben @rmoroeten," err
aGbIfe lie inn. .@r mar Elm entfern>
ter @erponottr BON mir. @etn ge@
tpaItfamer Sob bat mid ttef eri@its
terri
sic empfanO es Offenbur uls stne
Notbpenbigteit, ibm ben befremoeno
boben @rab ibpes SntereRes fir ote<
fen Sail bur9 einen @rnnO gu er'
tlGren.
taSi,
Sic frasts 9aftig: r@er bat Jpn
ia, her BAG piiBte! @s 1T Elm
tiefes @ebeimniB. Die pOliaei bat
Biz ieBt nod ni9t ben tleiniten Mn@
b~aItspumtt gu elmer Wermutbuns."
uMber in Der 3eitung itebt bod,
bah sic ben MDr6er faben!"
uMuerbtnqs fab i'd ibn, dber nt3t
in Ser NGbe, aud babe i9 tbn 1llr
oberfld9li6 betra9tet, bu i'd nt9t
abnte, OaB er 8Dfes I'm @9ilbe fihr<
te. sd f6outc 3ufGlig aus meinem
@6laffubenfenfter uuf ben pldB, auf
benz fi9 nur orei 2eute befdnoen. St<
ner berIelben sing, uls mein @ugs
i'm traf, quer iiber Den Sabrpeg nnh
Der dn6ern @eite bes Squares er
beqeQnete babel benz 3peiten. Mls
er unmittelbar Dor biefem ituno, podte
er i'm beim Mrm, mari ibn 81 Bos
Sen unb runnte oonn in ben part.
DAP Der our GrOe @eItOBsne ermOrost
fet, fparo tbm crit tlar. uls Der brittle
NIT Iauter @timme rMOrotrl" risf.-
,Diefer Mlarmrufer mar OftenbGr
elm 8unoesqenofe beg M0rbers9 Vi
fon ia. ulsbuIo perbaftet leiu." !.
50 nein: er mar glei9 mir niir etI
~aufSnioer 9epbonter bes Norgdngs.
uno bd er ft@ dls Elm fOl&er nnsai'
weiien psrmO4te. bat man Jpn O'ele'
Morgen tpieber fr~eisegeben.
Sin G9atten bes untptlleTs 1loe
iiber bas @eit9t oes f4Oneit Wtdc,
9ens. SOlbrOOf bemsrtte Is MT
Grftdunen.
sd CLAUDE, feline GntluTuns mai
Elm unbebadtsr @9ritt." ertldrte IL
nad furser pGufs. rMer psiB, e
hni pisllei6t bic Shat iOaor gam
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09

fir .iuen MuoenbItd auf bic 2sbns
Sss ibr auna9T febenOen Stu4lss.
sri, Side bss Seppi9s bate ibrsn
Ieihten @dritt 70 febr geodmpft, Dap
SoIbroof ibn ni6t bDrte. Nu4 ionit
wodte tie ft9 ibm nidt bsmsrtbar,
5pnosrn blteb, Elm tpunoerbsrrlthes
I.benbes Bib, in elmer tlsinen @nts
fernuno binter ibm ftsben. Sn BEN
Surh Bic perbGngtsn 6eniter fallsus
ben 0dmmsrIi6t funteltsn ibre gros
hen @uoen sisenurtig; fe beiaBsn ets
men f.lfTam falter, ia burtsn Auss
6rud. bsr in einem feltidmen 9egers
fnb ali ber iueenolihen Met9hett
un6 Sem MbsI tbrer 3iigs ftano.
@nbIid rattle iis ft4 aus ibrer
linbepsaliateif ouf unb fugte: gSOfs
fsntIid esfdut Sbnen bus lsBte Bsrt
metnes 0uten, alien 2ebrersg-
SOIbrOOt fubr Bel Oiefer pIDBlthsn
Mnrebe sufommen, faBte fih ieOO9
oIsboIO nieoer unb antDOrtete 5us
porfommeno: vMsine Betpunberung
oalt mehr Dem @tgenftan0e bes Bill
6es aIs beFen S9Dpfer."
sic mu9te cine unpillig abpeb<
ren6e Sanbbepegune. nWaan iagt
mir aIIaemein, baB es febr fdOn gs>
malt fei," CAB is auriid.
n@ie 8ebeutfdmfsit ietner MutgaDe
Ipornte Jpn an, ettpas pabrboft S9Dz
res gu Ietften," fogts er.
SIOru MfberOpe Iadte. n@is Derr
Itsben ss, fi9 gut aus5ubriiden, err
tlGrte fe. r0p9 folgen Sic mir,
bier 1T es untpDbnIi9." sic fibrte
Tim in elm fleines 8ouooir. nSn bic
fem 3immer 1T 2uft un0 2idt," be-
eann lie auf's Neus; res 1T bas ein<
aiqs 3immer i'm ean5en 9ous, in Dem
Is um Oieft Subres5eit ni4t unse=
miithIi9 it,"
Sinh sic f9On Idnsere 3eit in
Der Stabt9" fraete CT.
n@stt esitern," anttpOrtete tie.
.W2ein Sntel bat bier einige Iangpeiz
fioe @ef6GftsfaGen gu erleoigen unb
pOlIte bur9uus. id iOIIte Jpn be-
gltiten."
Limb biefem 1mftono peroante i'd
:Sbre qiitigen 8eiIen9" srgGn5te 9OI<
broof in Der Mbfi9t, mOeIi9ft BALD
ben 3psd feines Rommsns gu err
fabren.
5eine 8emertuns bate ben gee
niinf4ten @rfOlg, bod tpurben feline
bo6qefpannten @rpartuneen betrG9ts
ii9 aboeI9pG9t unb CT tparo unanz
oenebm snttGui9t, dls er erfubr, mes
6aIb fis it9 ieinsn 8eiu@ erbeten bdt'
te.
S%OIbrOOts gnttduiduns bate isi'
men grunb in Der Sbutfade. ous
6Iord Nib9rODe bi. @inaelbeiten oes
BON ibm beobo9teten Moroes gu tpits
fen niinf9te. @s f9idts fi4 ni4l
fir cine Dame pDr ibrem @tanbe uno
i6rer 8ilbung cine 70 lebbdfte Neugisr
fir Elm btrartiges Nerbre9en 81 be-
funben, oaB ie Obne Riidfi4t auf
ben @srtb feiner 3sit Jpn gu fi4 be-
f9te0. nm ibn ous5ufrogeu.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09

auf ben Grfole meines Muftrdgs, od'
Der fdeue i'd mid, Dffsntli9 iiber ibN
au fpreden. Nu9 bin i'd Der In'
Ti6t, 0aB foI9e Nodfori9ungen iihe'
rer gum 3isl fiibren, ipenn man u
m6qli6If eebeim bGIt. Oie Mdbrbof'
tiafeit meiner Mus1ogen lam Sbnen
ie0er3eit bur@ meine SHUTTER uno
neinen Ge6tsanpolt bsftGtigt peroen'
Der Name oes Iebteren 1T Sbneu
iebenfaIls betonnt; er lift cine iurts
ftif6e autoritdt. Sier inO Die aOrsi'
fen"
Der Sergeant unb Der 2si4enbes
1&ouer fliiIterten matchmaker, Damn
iogte Ser lebtsre: v@ir DoIlsn tofort
@rtunbieungen einSisben. @ntiprsS
Ten sSbre Nnqaben Dem Dirtltfen
Sa6psrbalt, 70 sntlafen mir gle,
bod miiFen sic uns 3uDor oas Ters
Tpre6en ablegen, ntdt obne uHler
@iRen ab5ursifen."
@eFing CAB bereitpiIlig istn Bort.
Ser QeihenbeI6auer DerlieB ods
Saus. Ser Sergeant fano, als er
6as Bureau pisber bstrat, Som
8rban nod in bemfsIben.
aGs lit fiirpabr elm f4piert9sr
San, Serr Sergeant" erDffnets Oiss
fer oas @efprG9.
u6offentli9 bin i9 mDrgen Inn btes
Ie 3eit Dem 8Diepi6t auf Der Spur"
sd fiir6te, oas gsIingt Sbnsn
niGf 10 f6neu. @ieIIeidt 1T Sbnen
ieood bic Mtttbeilung erpiini9t, baB
i'd Serrn SempIeton getannt babe.
ST mar elm @brenmann our4 unb
our9 unb fiibrte tein ausf4peifenoes
Qeben; be0entli6e 5reunbf9dften be-
far er ni9t. Gr mar Elm dngefebes
rer 6Gufermotler, erfreute ii6 elmer
quten @innabme, oerbrodte meiitens
feline Qbenbe in feinsr Mobnung uno
alma feIten aug, odnn aber INNER
in bic BETTE @efenf9aft. @s pirb
f6fper baIten, beraus3ubetommer.
tpdrum CT umgebradt tDoroen 1T"
Ser Sergeant lauf6te bicien MDr>
ten nit oefpunnter Nufmertfamtsit;
Som 8rpan mar ibm Der Snbegriff
BON &Iuqbeit unb @piirtraFt. p@lau<
ben sic, buB Der M0rber ibm uufs
lduerte9" frdgte er.
Stein, BAG CLAUDE id ni@t. Die
geqeqnung mar aufGuig, bod 1T ans
sunebm.n, boB er SempIeton 5aBte
uno bic Mbfi9t begte, Jpn gu tOotsn,
pie uno fpo er Jpn trdf."
,@esbdIb bsnfsn sic base"
mNue NebenumffGnbe beuten oarduf
bin. Oie @orte bes M0roers betpeiz
fen, oaB bies 3uiammentreffen ibn
iberraI9te. @sin ~iofOrtiges 5anbeln
perrGt6, bdB er oen plan.au Dem @ers
bre9en IGngf gefuBt bate"
,Oaeeeen 1T ni9ts ein5utpenoen."
Sinh oenn bar feline @egenitGnbe
porbanoen, tpel9e uns auf cine 5dbrte
leiten t0nnten?"
rSn Der 8risftai9e bes GrmOroeten
finb einige gapiere."
,Oie dber ni6ts aIs gef9dftIi4e
Nptiaen %entbaIten."
n2eiber!" Iagte Der Sergeant. r9ter
1T bds MeKer, oas ibm ben Sob
bra9te."
n@ut beniiBt, tDnnte Ous DieIlei6t
aIs @egpeifer bisnen."
usserner fanOen mir i'm part ettt>
ge &leioungsitiide."
s8itts, Ssissn sic mir Oisielbsn."
Der Sergeant gehOr4te.
nSie finb nur einmal unD ottenbor
nur pGbreno turaer 3eit getrdgen; e
1T elm tpertbIoier Plunoer." @r CAB
Ie benz poIi3tften 3uriid, fiigte aber
bann nit Na9orud bin5u: Sin JlIls
ger3eig 1T uber bod oa, an ben sic
mod ni9t gsOudt babtn.'
Sn ois1em M~ugenblide meloete EN-
@9ubmann einen 8etrunfenen. Der
Sergeant panOte Oieiem n~otbgeorut@
gen feline Nufmertfamteit gu. Mls e
.inige Mugenblide ipGter iein @eipra@
nit Dem &eporter fOrtfesen nollte,
mar bieier gu ieinsm srOBen Serorul<
Re Derf9punben.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09

u&nss" ME neit aeutadjt ans alien
scppidcm, Man brinse inIde gu Ser
@aibinatpn &us Beabins So, 931
Tiinfte Strake, y. @.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-25

bonght the stock she asks that
Charles II. Martindale, president oil
the company, pay $1,000 % her ana
that Postmaster W. N. Mccoy and
Martmdale reimburse her IN the sum
of $1,000.
President Martindale came here q
number of years ago from ONO anu
is now located at Santa Fe. \ NJ ne
became one OF the most prominent
men in financial circles IN THIS pof
lion of the Southwest and was anie
to swing the biggest of business deals
As result Of the bankruptcy j.
has followed, TOO. that the Arnold roll
ING mills of West Virginia, whiei
was to have located here MS an addl
ton To the iron works, viii locate III
stead in Fort Smith, Ark
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-25
MANY THANKSGIVING DINNER
Del|CAC|ES ON THE MARKET

In Guthrie this week the attention
OF the thrifty housewife viii be turn
ed almost entirely 10 providing for
the yearly feast the Thanksgiving
The big yearly dinner is the enc
served on Thanksgiving and the wise
ones viii take advantage Of the large
variety Of sn@sonable foodstuffs offer.
ed by dealers before they aer de
pleted or picked over and do their
buying early The approach Of
Thanksgiving is in evidence in every
sroeeTDFt9FNjp the City where the
supply Of The many varieties Of edi
bles that 81 70 make the Thanksgiv
ing dinner complete are shown lu
great Guantfties
Turkey, without which Thanks
giving dinner is not what ii ought q
be, can be found IN unlimited mum
bers. The demands so far received b,
the leading, dealers indicate TAG salt
OF turkeys tlis year viii equal. 4 no
exceed that of amy preceding wear
This is probably due 80 the nominal
price of II cents a pound Tor dresHe,
turkeys which places hem within the
reach of mos eyer one The prevail
ing price this year Is about he "a,
erage for dressed urkevs Tires car
ara
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-25
CORROBORATION
On Interest to Leader Readers.

ror months Guthrie citizens nave
seen In these columns enthusiastic
praise Of Doan's Kidney pills by
Gnthrie residents. Would these
prominent people recommend rem
edy that had not proven reliable (
Would they confirm their statementss
after years had elapsed il personal
experience had not Shown Me remedy
to be worthy OF endorsement? Tho
following statement should carry CON
victlon to the mind OF every Leader
reader
Mrs Sterling Cooper, llo' W
Noble s.. Guthrie, Okla, says; me
public statement gave IN 1905
Recommending Loans kidney Pills
was correct in every particular Since
then il have taken Doan's Kidney
pins myself and have been greatly
benefited know Doan's Kidney
Pills are a good remedy for pains
through the back aud hips and other
troubles caused by weak Kidneys.
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents. Foster-Milburn CO. Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the
United states.
Remember the name Doan sand
take no other.-Ady
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-25

real home. said Mrs Green, as she
placed. y handful OF mortgages in her
de4k khl am waiting only for the
time Wien can move back into the
rooms again"
! Asked regarding the report that she
was about to take up the Catholic
faith she said
II Was born Quaker, and a
| Quaker ! shall remain. 1t is true
that ! have entered the Episcopaiian
faith, but that does not mean any
thing
During the interview Mrs. Green
was chewing constantly on a boiled
onion. and her lips were smacking
continuously
1T is the greatest protection in the
world against germs" She said. I
have been doing the same thing for
Twenty years and have never had a
! sore throat as a result. All women
should do the same thing They
would. too if it were not for their
vanity"
And suffrage asked the re-
PORTER
u don't believe in IT," snapped the
world richest woman "A womans 8
place is her home busy at baking,
washing and caring for the little
ones and her husband. took care
Of my husband and his stomach and
he lived 70 be So
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New York Nog M Da1 Neugv
rosr net0bhors
-Dont overdress that s don
dress nashii.-W whether you have the
means or not Tor that viii cause envy
ana featar. 10 be aroused III otders
Don't faii TO dress warmly
.1n cold weather low cut gowns
and the vanity OF some women cause
MANY deaths
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moved by the governor by proclama-
ton. which they deny that he had
right to do,
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WILL PROBE:
DEEP INTO
IRON WORKS
Continued from Page u

a. MSS ti'
The stockholders in the company
are.
Frank Dale, Chas. II. Martindale-
George Anderson, Jr., Mrs. Anna r,
8arwick, Mrs. Alice b. Conhlin, Mrs.
Barbra Hegler, Mrs. Christian Metz
.er. Mrs. Elizabeth Mahr, Mrs. Eliza
Rockwell Mrs j i, VanVoorhees,
Mrs. Mile Wilson, Mrs. Minnie NJ.
Wood Mrs Daisy Heath, Mrs. Fran
lis Miss Mile Frank, Miss Mabel
Faskin, Miss Eyaline Fleener, Miss
Margaret Davis, Mrs. Bertha Bishop,
Miss sue Bancroft Miss Wan Bierer,
Miss Roe Anderson, Frank Dale, II.
l. Edmonds. Dr. a. G. Render, r A.
Sherill, Geo Upton, J. J, O'Rourk,
Dr. John w Duke. L. H. Preston,
Frank Mcleod. John Casey j NJ
Nurnas. ". NJ. Fielder, w. H. Gray,
)r. G. A. Hughes, D. c. Hunter, Mrs
Mary T. Hart, Mrs. Harriet Kneiss
ey. Mrs. Adelaide Lawrence, II. = j.
ucNeal, Geo. c. Mcknight, Harry
j, Lower, Geo A. Newman, NJ d
2atccliff Dr. w. w. RucKs E. r
shinn W w sexeour, ] W Thomas
f. w. Worstell, Mrs Lena H. Welsh
W. l.. Noble W. J. Dibbins, a. F
bennett. H. L. Sallee F e. Cragin
F. McCreight, Chas G. Moore
1rs. Francis kirkland. A. c. HiXon
.ymOn Gray.
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Joseph McCaffrey, Vice Pres. for
Nebr. Greeters OF American, Omaha
states:-"G cheerfully recommend
Foley's Honey q Tar Compound as
a sure cure for coughs and colds.
haven sed it myself anu have recon-
mended it to others who have since
told me Of It's great curative power IN
diseases OF the throat and lungs. A
b. Deming, druggist, 2Oi w. Harrison
Avenue.
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Examined the Books

Prior to the time OF the COVER
nor's calling for the resignation of
these members, more than six weeks
had been spent in investigating and
examining text books, all the hear
ings were over and it was simply a
question Of voting on the adoptions
and we got together and finished this
voting ir an hour
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Resulting from the action in the
ederal court, several days ago, de
'laring the Southwestern Iron works
If Guthrie bankrupt, it is said now
hat if there are prosecutions they
viii follow the investigations that
viii be made BY Frank Burford, the
ankruptcy referee for this district
7here has been considerable talk of
/ Prosecutions, but outside OF several
iyil suits in the district court moth
ng has yet been attempted
The liabilities of the concern are
! laced at $4,000 and the assets at
$4,000 to $75.000, taking into consid-
eration the value of outstanding ac-
cunts amounting to $4,000 The act
If bankruptcy complained Of against
he com any is that $4,000 open ac.
counts were transferred to the Guth.
lie National bank, making that insti-
ution a preferred creditor In addt
lion, it is said, that Guthrie business
md professional men are paying S50-
100 on notes, money borrowed for the
iron works
Several suits have been started i'm
the district court by creditors of the
ron works. and also by persons who
purchased stock in the concern II i.
alleged that great blocks OF stock
we're sold TO innocent purchasers on
| Misrepresentation and also on the
payment of alleged fake dividends
While much OF The stock was held by
Guthrie business men. bankers. law
yers and others. set there are, too. q
fhost of smaller stockholders VINO are
said to have put their life's savings
into the plant All the time, too. III,
plant evidently was doing a big bust
ness
Among the suits started by stock
/ holders for reimbursement. is that o
! Mrs. Matilda Speed. wife OF former
United States Attorney Horace Speed
4 who purchased s25o0 worth Of stoc3
in the plant. She claims misrepresen
tation was made TO her when sh,
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HELLO FOR KILLING
HUMAN FOR DEER

Swowhegan. Maine, Nov. 25-On a
charge Of shooting a human being
for deer" William Winding, an In
danapolis railroad conductor, who
was arrested after Warren Holden
had been killed recently in the woods
near the Canadian line was held to-
day. for the December term of the su.
preme court. Wilding furnished bail
This is the first time a man has been
arraigned on this charge in Maine this
year.
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Tonight. ii YOU feel duh and stupid
or Nnious and constpated, take a
dose CT Chamberlain Tablets, ana
YOU will feel all right tomorrow
Sold Nv all druegists.--Adv.
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l.. II Lohr is prepared to do all
kinds Of gas piping at a reasonable
cost. He keeps on hand a supply Of
gas mantles, globes and burneds.