The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-03

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Elk city reports a fifteen inch
snow there last week.
Blanchard will hencelorth be a
third class postoffice.
Former COY. C. \. Haskell joined
tde Clark CLUB at Nuskogee.
Fire Destroyed tAree buildings at
Falls Tuesday Of this week
The people Of Tecumseh are still
fiehtine fllei tax raise Of PottaYat-
aslatq 4ll' bH
iAtoka neBspapers and business
men saw there is great need OF astirst
class Hotel in that city
Ada people want commission forms
'of government and viii vote mon tae4
questi n on date Of December Is. E
gaSs---- ;ft M
a three days sale Of unaiiotted In
81 ~ lands closed at McAlester With
one ndred and eighty-day with 47b
traeis disposed RI for $tS5eoa..
The death Is aRnounecd from PQn
ca 1Ity as Majors loseph l. Mating
ly aged7 I. rather og Mrs George La
Motto formerly Mrs Bird $ Mcclure
Alr. aud Mrs l.aMotte attended the
funeral in ponea City yesterday 1t
was held in ST. Felix Catholic church
there.
While choppina wood for his vile
to Nse IN preparing tine MONDAY meal
James FoHst who lives near MoiTi
son, was critically injured when
stubborn stick Of wood flew up from
the axe 5 blow and struck him in the
face. F0ust was unc nscions for
some time
Miss l1nma Schroeder living near
Penny was burned TO death her
q thes ianiting rom a stove By |
which she was sitting wpile knitting !
Her rather and mother past 20 years |
81 age, fought heroically 10 save their |
daughter ana We're themselves en-
danGered The daughters body WAS /
burned 70 a crisp
There are many signs Of progress
Re the saiflaeerte m0vement IN
TIE Last outbreak IN london the WON
an had 70 use hammers TO smash the
windows. Elizabeth Freeman in New
YORK is now preaching practice in
stone throwing So that cur American
sH+iraeettes win be able to do better
nan fheii British sisters Nnen the
ime comes Enid Eagie
y F Proctor. aged So. Pawnee
aunty iarmer and MIS-. Nancy G
Tompkus. aged 53 were married
+ Pa@nee by Rev A. II Marden and
EFT Immediately to i've on the farm !
= The groom When Proctor laid /
own s3 for his license Yesterday ae
that the one be bought 53
ears ago for his first marriage only
est hin 81
sam John a Greek Indian. Who diel
teW weeks age was al the request
. bis aged mother. who is about 90
ears cd, tuTied along size OF h.
dbilc road about ten miles southeast a
stroud The grave was made bs r
erapDing off the surface 0f the earth r
a depth Of almost six inches Tie /,
dy was then laid in and covered y
lth an indian blanket and then a O.
~ saovelsfHl Of dirt thrown over 2
e body, leaving the edges and cor o
RS OF the blanket exp sed Then m
IS were secured fastened around tr
% over the top Of the grave TO pre- ..
~ the dogs and wolves from car fc
ing the bedy away The bowling st
Dives fairly make the woods ring
d the hungry buzzards are sight :
see around the grave The stencil
litted fnom the silent tonsb faEfx
axes the pa!efaee passerby stagger
us hope tast this old time buryAE
3 custom will mol prevail along ~
ny cT oar public highways The =
'old Democrat s-vs,s,~r ~
1rs. a. r Tabor. of & der. Mo.
been troubled with sick 1ead-
= for about five years when she
an taking Chamberlain Tablets
has taken two bottles OF them
they have cured her Sick head
e is caused by disordered stom-
for which these tablets are es-
ially Intended Try them. get
and stay we'll Sold By all deal