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ESCAPES AN AWFUL FATE

tthousaud tongues could not express
The gratitude OF Mrs. }. h. Cox, Of Jol.
icr, III, for Der wonderful doliverance
from an awful tate, Typhoid pDeumo.
ola had lei -ns with dreadful cough"
she writes. Sometimes | had such aw.
IN! coughing spells | thought / would
die, | could get no help from Doctors
treatment or other medicines til | used
Or. Kings New Discover. But | eve
NY life to this wonderful remedy for
! scarcely cough now" Quick and safe,
IT. he most reliable Of al! throat and
'ung medicines. Every bottle guaran.
ICED. so aud 500 at Elk Drug store.
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RECEIVERS T I

am now prepared TO accept bids oil
be following Described property owned
Ly the international Bank ~ Commerce
Tucumcari, y, A.,
NEit NEli See % Twp ION Rng 30
g., aud Ma NV, See 30 and SEE
SWH Sec ~ Twp len Ring 81 T., con.
t~aiuiug 1872 "a 100 acres, and SEA
SWH, VIZ SEA See 70, md NWh
NEIt See 20 Twp ION Rng 30 T.. con
tanning 100 acres, Quay county, y NJ
SEA Swh, WI. SEA and SEA
SET. Sec Q, Twp sN, ring 20 Z, son
aiming 100 acres Quay county. y VI
SEiI NWH aud SWI NET and lots
2 and 3 Sec 4 Twp ION ring ~ T., con.
tanning Ia sl.loO acres, Quay county,
N. NJ.
Lots C., D aud r., Of Lamar's Sub
div of tors ], 2, = and ( Of Block 49,,
original townsite Tucumcari, lots y.
F. aud T C~heuault's Sub. Div, Of lots
4, 2, 10, II, l2 Of Block is OF Tucum.
carl, Lots r. c. D, and + Lamar's Sub
Div of lots 9, 10, II and IL of Blk ~
or Tucumcari, N. NJ.
Lot 8 Block IL OF Tucumcari, n NJ,
4 80 interest in aud 10 Lots II and
70 in Block 30 Russell's addition,
Lot 5 in Block 8 Of Gamble addition
to Tucumcari.
II. y. JONES, Receiver
Int ,rnational Bank Of Commerce
TuWnssri, N. n.
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.n'ImCari Nrwg Og6
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department oi The Interior, T.. :. Innd
0f'rc ~ ~Trcnmcari, New Mexico
Novcmbcr p, 1919
Notice - hereby given thar fphu q.
Jouc-, ~ Tucnmcari, y. II. VINO On Feb
DO, ,90s, made II f. 80. 23l23, for SwL
SEQ e, Twp IN, RING 3lE, Y " r Ne.
r'ii1r, has d'ci no.ice of intention 70
make Final Thrcc Year Proc7. % rs
'ablish claim 20 the land above dcstrib.
cd, before RcGiS'er and Receiver, 4 s
land ONCE a. Tuonmcayi, y. VI IN rne
9th day NJ IaEucry, 1918.
claimant names as witnesses.
Tom jackson, Fngcre Smysr. sam
Disnukr Iv' Q0iu'aup, u' ~ Tucum.
rHri. Y. VI.
r \. Prcuuicr. Register
NOV. - De. - "A
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of The lnteriu, Z. s. Land
oAire ~ ~Tilcumcati, New Mexiro
November -. 1912
Notlce is hereby given that Martin
Franklin Walker, Of Tucumcari, y. ".
VINO 90 February ., 1909. made HE No.
;o72. for W. NET and Eis Nwh
Sc -, Twp l0N, Rug ROE n NJ ?
Meridian, mas 6iej notice OF inrep,im
20 make Fiuai Rive Year Proof, 70 es.
,abliSh lain 30 The land above de
,eribed, before Register aud Receive
T. = land Office ~ rucumcaIi, y VI.
n the lith day Of January, 1913
ll1'mawT names ~ witnesses:
i. t.. Wool, =. II sisney, ~. u,
~a,v"rs, T.. + Tarplev. an Of iucum.
earl. y. ".
q \ p'on. lee. Rogisre'
\p, 81. l'cr - 81
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department of he Exterior, Z. s. Land
Ohce ~ Tucumcari, New Mexico
November "A, 1912
Notice il hereby given tbat Samuel
r Williams. Of curry. y. VI. who on
February, %. 1907, made n Il No. 1860
Tor Swl4SS.V ., Twp 6N, Rpg 2sE, n
" Z MeFid'an, ba~ Glcd notice Of in.
tcr+iou 70 make Final Five Year Proof
10 es.ablieh claim 10 the land above de-.
scribed. before Nurry W. Shaw, 4. :.
Commissioner ~ HaSsen. y. VI. on the
oh dlv Of January. 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Gundolphus D0wd. Hassell, y. NJ;
MarvtY Beck, Curry. n. M; Henry J.
Cobb, Curry, y. NJ: Alex. carp. Curry,
New Mexico.
K. 4. + eu,ice, Register
Nov - Dec 20 II
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

nepar1 pcpt OF me tu:erior, T.. : Land
Oaine ~ Tucum'ar Ne%" Mexico
November p, 1879
Notice "a hereby given hat jolu T..
Parker. of Tucrr,car!. y. ". who Oh
.Noveml,cy /. 1907, made II H 10. sll36
for SWl 80, - and Adjl No OI2Oi2
made January -. 1909 Tor SCI, Sec II
Twp az, Rug ZOE, y II j Meridian, b9s
tlcd motto" of in'rrti'a 80 mako final
Three Year Proof, 10 establish claim
70 the and above described, before
Reqister and Rc,civcr. 4 ( Lard Office
II Tucu,uyari, y, VI. cU 'he s'L iav Of
January, 1919.
Claimant tame. - witncSsc,.
7. 4. Wayuc, ". i. Wise. i. l.. Hank.
cy, Robert Fis'or. 81 e. Trcuurati.
New Mexico.
K. A. Prentice. Reeis'N~
Nov. - Dec - ~
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF rhG Interior, L. =. Land
Ofice ~ Tncumcari, New Mexico
November 80, 1912
Noti' . IS nCrcby given that Alvin c..
Bowen Que Of Pho heirs aud for The heirs
Of Ch.uuccy \. Bowen, deceased, OF
Tucumyari, y. II. who on June II, 1905,
made II T. 80. sGsG, inr NWL Soc %,
Twp l2N, Pug @"E Y N = Meridian
has 6lod nnicc 81 intention to make
tinai Five Year Proof, 70 establish
claim 10 the land above described, be-.
fore hcais'cr and Receive, T. & Land
- Tucum"ali, y. VI, an no Ioth
day of January, 1919,
Claimant names ~ wi-uase,
CIa,a :, Rice. Hudson, y. ~, George
u. Rice. Hudson. Y. VI. James q. Co.
shaw, Hudson, y, "; Err",r r Hill.
Tr'rln, a'i, y. VI.
q A. "r'u''.r. Register
NOV. 90 Dc, - -
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NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION

Department OF tlre INTERIOR, Z, 3. land
Once at Tlcumcari, New Mexico
November -, 1919
Notice j. hereby given 'Aa1 William
e. Sax;eu, Of Ard, \. ". who on Aug.
q, 1905. made II L No. 1921, Tor SEK
So ~, Twp ~, Bag BE, y NJ r Ne
ridiau has Glcd notice Of intention to
make Faa! Five Year Proof 20 c=tab.
'liGh claim % the land above described,
before l.. r.. Wilkins, r : Commits
.%siorer ar Murdoch, y, VI. On ne sth
day o. January, l9l3.
Claimant usmes 90 witnesses,
Finer Downing, .fobn y. Ven sley, =.
". Stats, John RenB~r, all Of Ard.
New Mexico
4, a, Preurice Register
Nov % Dec % IT
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of thu Interior, Y. y. Land
Nninn at InnnmnAIi- Wv MnrDn

IIrPnIttncnt OF JIM Inber10r, q. =. Land
Office Of Tlcnmcati, New Mexico
November "A, 1919
No 'ce v hereby given thai Ozsie
Davis. Of Quay, y. NJ. who on February
=, 1908, made HE No. 9eaj3, for 81
SEi., Sec 6, and VI, NEh Sec :, Twp
~, RING SOC, y NJ Z Meridian, has
dlcd notice Of intention 10 make Final
ThN-, Year Proof 10 establish claim 10
The land above described, before l.. L.
Williams, L. :. Comm s~sicuor, at Nut.
dock, \. VI. on 'rc 18Th day If 1rnuarv.
1914.
Claimgl| names as witnesses:
u I. Reid, g. a. Pcrdue, !. n Duuu,
VIII Springer, oil Of Quay, y Nj
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NOTICE FOE PU1LIcATIoN

U"TFIrtl1Nht % tlR Iutertof, q, =. Land
Ofice AZ TNcumcari, New McEico
November "a, 1912
NU.gG Is hereby given thar Lester O..
Lower, of McAlisPr, y. II. who ON
August 6, 1908, made HE No os66 for
WV 80 y, Twp 6N, Bng SOC, y NJ
= Meridian, has filed notice Of inteu.
ion 20 make Final Three YeaS, Proof,
10 establish claim 20 the land above
described, before L. T. Williams, 4 s
Commissioner, a. Murdoch, Y ". m
-le 10Th dav - January, 1912.
Claimant names ne witneR9E:
". \. Runyan, |. VI. Crawford. Harry
Gav, tphn Steinhogen, M Of McAlistey
New Mexico,
Il. \. Prentice. Reg ster
$50, 49, Deg % II
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

brpari meut Of the Interior, I, :. LAND
oSioe a. Iucumcari, Now Mexico
November 81, 1912
Notice .s hereby given tnat AlIonzo
k9rnarJ, Of Quay, y. N. who 90 June
3, 1909, made " T. 40. 0ll7lO, tor So
SCH Sec 90, and VI. 2Ell, SEC 20,
Twr ~, Rag 3oE y n p Meridian
has 6lad uotice Of intention 70 make
Fipa, Three Year Proof, "a establish
claim In The land ahoye deo ribed, he.
fore Register and R--.ciyer y 8 Land
.Ohicc, mr. Tu.umclri, Y VI en- Who 9Th
day OF Iauuary, 1919,
Claimant names ~ Wituesse..
=. u, Pond, W. +. Bond, r. A. Moody
r Aren, all of Quay, Y. If,
r. A. Prentice Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Department of the Interior z. 2. Land
OToc ~ Tnrumcari, New Mexico
October 81. 1912
Notice is hereby given that Willis
T.. smith. Of McAlister, y. ". who on
October II, 1909, made Add Home.
stead Entry No. oi2is4. for NEH, Sec
-. Twp 6N, ring 3oE, y NJ p Meri.
ian. mas fled notice Of intention to
make Final Three Year Proof, to ca
ablish oiaim 20 tho land above de.
ecribed, before T. T. Williams. Y. &
Commissioner, at Murdoch, y. NJ, on
,nr 18TH lav OF December. 1872.
Claimant names as witnesses:
e.. W. Smith, McAlister, n. NJ; John
g. Pollard, Of McAlister, y. NJ; c. Lee
Tarpley, Murdoch, y. NJ; Margie A.
Tarplcv, Murdock, n. NJ.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the interior ". s. Land
OAice NJ Tucuucari, New Mexico
October o.. 1912
Notice H. hereby given hat Henry
A. Mashburn, Of Rsgland. y. NJ. who
IN March 90. 1907, made 81 + No.
i63s2, for NEH Sec 90. Twp N, Rpg
BE. y VI r Meridian, has sled notice
~ intention to make Final Five Year
proof, 20 establish claim 70 the land
above described, before L. =. Williams.
: Commissioner a. Murdoch, ". NJ.
uu The 10th day Of December, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Robert y Kirk. II. B. prater, James
g.. Brown. c. T.. Moon. ell Of Ragland,
New Mexico.
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Royal Arch Chapter

Jucuncsri Royal Arch CHAPTER No.
10. Regular Convocaiion- End and 4th
Mondays Of each month In Masonic hall
q. 7:3O = NJ All visiting companions
welcome.
A. r. Carter, High Pre-
J. r. whitmore. Sec'y
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of me Inferior, q. z. Land
Once aj rucum pii. New Mexico
N0yrmher q. 1912
NO = = hrreUv given rnJt losu
r.. Reid. OF quay, Y. VI. VINO 10 Feb.
ruerv :, 1905 made HE 10. 24loi
toy -. Nwil aud E1s SwL, SeriU
J.. Twp ~. ring -oE. y VI y Neridun
las hlcd porice Of intention - make
Tinaj Three Year Proof % esi ablish
claim "a tue and above described. BE-
fore l.. 7. Williams, L y Comm ~Ssioucr
o. Nu~.ock. y. VI. ou the 18Th dav of
Ilnugry. 1913.
Claimap' uamps ~ Witnesses:
&. A. P.rduc. q. T.. Davis. VIII
Sp-ngc1, Rcberr r1uadv. all Of Quay.
New Mexico.
X 4 pren'i'e Register
NOV D.. ID, % -
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Eastern star

Bethel Chapter No. Is, Order Easter
star, meets in Masonic hall every End
aud 4th Tuesday night o. 500 = m.
Visitors cordially invited.
Mrs Margaret whitmofe, " "
Mrs. !. e. Elkins, Sec'y
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NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION

NO1ANb TOh
Department Of fhc Interior, Y. 8. Land
Oaicc u Tucnurari, New Mexico
November ~, 1919
Notice j. hereby given that William
It'n ianiu Wocton, OF Roosevelt, y. VI.
who on February, -. 1906, made u l.
No. 7203, fcr NJ NwIi Sec 70, So
SWil Sec ls, and Addp No. 0l3266
madc March %, 1910, for Nj NELi
So 70, IN. 81 SEA Sc, is, Twp 5N,
Rng coz. \ VI j Meridian, has Glel
mr. leo or intention 10 make Final Five
Year Proof. 'o cs-ph'ish claim 20 ;hc
l;.nd above described, l~fcrc J.. +. wiz.
ms = COMMISSIONER, % MNrdoeh.
y. VI. ur he S-h du, of January. 1872
,'a'man- names "a witnesses:
Grover smith. House, y. NJ. i. t..
~lIousc, House, y. VI. r.. ". Loring, CT
Rvus,yr'i, \. VI IS. II. Woo'cu. " A.
isn.. y. VI.
Il \ rrcU-ire. Rcgisie'
Npv -" lS.c % 81
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Lodge Directory
Mnsons

MnaonH
Tucsmcsri Lodge No %, A r. 4 A.
" meets in Masonic Hall Regular
meetings lst and 3r1 Mondays Of each
month a. 7.30 p. m. All visiting broth.
era welcome.
u. u. jacobs, W "
j. y. Whitmore, sec'y
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1. O. O. r.

/. o. o. T.
Tucumcari Lodge |. O O. f. meets in
Masonic han every Thursday night
Visiting Brothers always welcome
Y. G--Fred Kreger
v. en-. T.. Parish
Sec 'v-G. W. Yost
Treas "A 7. Tslkenberg
Trustee I9.yr. term)--G. 4 Eager
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

nnpl'.nog. ~ 'ho interior. y. :. Lupl
Office ~ rugumrari. New Mcvi.o
Novembcr q, l9l@
Nrl.co s hereby Y.vcI that Nirsl,
Rohbcrsor. Of Ma. <. VI. who On o..
.to'c' -. 1905. made u T. M. 1884,
.t,. ~Eg. - q, aod AJdl NJ. "l3T.s
MA. .lnuo ~. 1910. for SWlI So ~
Twp y, Rug 'oE. Y u = Meridian,
~, i'od notice e Intention - make
F.no' Five yea' ~ orig. Three year 90
Add Proof. 2, establish claim 20 'uo
lani .noye dca .hru. before l.. T.. W..
jams, E : conn is.i,rcr a. Murdo b.,
y. ". ou me ~ lay of January. lo'd
Claimant Games nc Witnesses.
Curtis whitehall. .Iohu 4. Mitchell,
Iosopn W. PANE. .loUa ~ poyucr. r.,
Of Ard. Y. ".
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LoYAL oRDER OF MOOSE

Mse's every Tuesday evening AZ Moose
Hall
G. &. Davidson, Dictator
l.. Welch, Secretary
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and literature. and working with
the purpose in view OF oetterlne The
v hole people. thus New Germany
has been transformed The youth
ol this country may well look 10 the
future for s}fprcmacy even @ith the
Y3ef uid almost en'mited resources
at their command Unless they
Team The lesson SO pat. nuy taught
@y this risins power.
Dr. Hills. also brings out The fact
that GermanNs national deat is
Ouiy S. 1oH NU0 The state owns the
railways. the mines and many other
municipal institutions The state
railways pay e per cent interest and
the STOCK sells at par BY selling
one railway the German people
could pay Of their Indebtedness and
have me rest of lhe money for
national Improvements
Compared with this remarkable
showing the United States has a
per capita debit of $3.50 ana Moth
ina TO pay il With except arid lands
,u The we-t and uuproducUve lands
of The north and AlasNa. En2.and
has a per capita debt of So0. and
France. With It's per capita ndebt-
edness OF $113. viii always De bank.
rupt
r., avoiding the mistakes made by
other nations and by carefully conr
serving It's natural resources The
New Germany has apparently solved
the problem of "a nations rosperity
The Germans had the good sense TO
make a rarefRl study OF tire JIM
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DOUBLY PROVEN
Guthrie Readers Can No Longer
Doubt The Evidence.

This Guthrie citizen testified long
ago
Told of quick relief-of lastIns
benefit.
The facts are now confirmed.
Such testimony is complete-the
evidence conclusive
Il forms convincing proof Of merit.
Mrs j. J.. Bartlett, 324 East Man
sur ave. Guthrie, Okla, says: Il
was troubled a great deal by pain
and soreness across my kidneys and
my back was so weak that / coulu
hardly set AROUND About three years
ago Doan's Kidney Pills were
brought 10 my notice by public
statement given in their praise by
neighbor / got a supply at the Cor
ner DruG Store and it's use com
pletely cured me ! will always rec
ommend Doanrs Kidney Pills when l
have The opportunity
Statement given in January, 1860
A LASTING EFFECT
Mrs. Bartlett was interviewed on
June 9. 1915 and she said; MY
former endoi yement of Doan's Kid
ney pills sill holds good During
The past four years / have remained
i'm good health and I therefore feel
justified In telling other kidney sGf-
fer rs about my experience"
For sale by ali dealers. Price so
cente Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
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AFTER THE TAP
LINE RAILROADS

The present interstate commerce
commission is a good BODY one oil
IT'S recent rulings applies 10 so-
called tap-hne railroads. These are
the little sMbend lines owned gen
orally by some industry, such as a
lumber company or manufacturing
concern ii has been the practice
10 claim them as ad5uuctS TO the
private industry exempt from any
government authority over common
carriers. Then il has been the Gus
tom to apDortion earnings 20
such tap-l.ne roads by which prac
Jice railroads have been eua led 10
give certain favored concerns lower
rates They make rate which in-
cludes the tap-line and 'he trunk
line and paw over q certain amount
OF money 10 the taUIne company
for supposed services. These pa}'
ments amount TO rebates The com
mission aas been looking INTO thls
subject and has just ruled mat
thirty.slx OF hese lines are really
common carriers The comm - on
is on the trai of a numner OF others.
A supplementary report is soon 10
he Unpublished which W'i determine
their req character
TWO thousand two hundred and
eight industrial mes nave been in-
vestigated Gil We're Incorporated
railroads. and .59I were operated
directly by the owning Industrial
companies OF the whole number
$50 were found 10 be receiving al-
lowauces from the public carriers
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TAF NEW GERMANY.

10 we AS people lacl, patience
This is the charge made by Dr.
Newell Dwight Ifil5s OF BrookIEn
To prove THIS he cites ihe rapid
growth which Germany is making
along industrial lines. AMI he at
tributes this success 10 the par ent
persistence with which the Germans
have converted barren sandy soil
into rieh producing areas. n THIS
connection he says
The Germans have learned that
the greatest good 10 the whole peo-
pie and to 5he country AT large
comes only through putting into the
public grauaTy with the right hand
for the common benefit more than
they take our for their individual
Denefit with The LEFT hand.
Sound moras and the ability TO
work doing all that can be- done
with science 10 aid. thinking seri-
ouslv on the great problems Of life,
the frivolous TEACHINGS
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WILSON AND TEDDY
WIN IN JERSEY
tcontInusd from Page one.)

i0rity in the county OF 500 Tor
Roosevelt over Tart. At the time
h. w Gray. secretary Of the TAFT
Business Mems league notified the
TAFT bureau in Washington that the
Enpesident had carried the city Of
NeMark by a safe majority. He bas-
ed his claims on the FIRST s New
sar9 dtstricts 70 report, which gave
on the presidential preference vote
S12 f6r TAFT and 46G for Roosevelt.
Democratic Vote Close.
First returns from the southern
part of the state gave the Wilson
delegates a vote OF nearly ten to
one over the uninstructed delegates
running against them In Essex
county. the stronghold Of the vii
son opposition. the FIRST thirty dis
trlcts 10 report gave the uninslruct-
ed delegates vote OF Liza to 762
for the Wilson men. Largely for
the benefit of the army of commut-
ers. which PROBABLY number more
in New Jersey than IN any other
state in the Union the polls re-
manned open until 9 O'Clock and The
count was correspondlngly late
Ballots Simple.
Under the New Jersey law Is
delesates to the republican ana
democratic national conventions
We're chosen yesterday two dele
gates in each OF the twelve congress
siOnal districts and four delegates
at large the latter being elected by
The vote OF the whole state The
voters also had the privilege of ex-
pressing their personal preference
Tor presidenria. candidates. although
the result had no effect upon the
division o. delegates.
The ballots We're easy 10 mark
the delegates appearing upon the
ballots coupled with the name of
ihe presidential candidates they are
pledged 10 support. The only pos
si1le source OF confusion was The
fact hat five names were on the
democratic ballot as candidates for
delegates at large in the unn-
column. whereas voters
We're tod to mark only four names
South Dakota Votes Next.
The New Jersey election was
the last 10 De preceded by sweeping
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-29
SENATE REJECTS HOUSE
STEEL BILL SUBSTITUTE

Washington. d c., May 29-The
senate today rejected by y to 50 the
Cumm'ns substitute to the house iron
and steel bin which would have pro-
yided for free ores, except lead and
zinc and would have made heavy
cuts on other schedules of the recent
tariff Law.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-29

Doctor Mary Walker Who WearS
trousers and thoroughly masculine
costume, including the coat and the
derby hat had just concluded before
the senate committee on pensions a
few remarks regarding bill in which
she was interested.
As she Went out OF the committee
room. Senator Bob TAYLOR, of Ten
nessee, slid far down in his chair ana
remarked:
There goes the only self-made
man in history The PopuIar Maga-
zine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-29

campaigns by all the republican,
presidential candidates, Its import
ance was emphasized By the fact
that only one more state Eouth
Dakota, remains to hold primaries
before the national convention.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-29

Hoster YOU are the nestor OF Wash
ington correspondents.
And this Hoster took on The aspect
o, balloon and looked exceedingly
pleased until Knox added softly.
Mares hester. The Popular MAJ
aIine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-29

What cfeat-d the dust phenomena
Wednesday? That's easy. Causec
ty the vigorous excavations for
the new capitol building at Okla
homa CITY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-29
lintz Barn Burns

Lintz Barn Burns.
The fire department was called
out this afternoon to 7O4 East
Sprinser where barn owned by
W. Lint2 was OH ere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-29

The men are stepping q little hlsh-
81. A Boston woman has illst given
rp ten million dollars TO marry one
os them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-29
NOTICE

1t is unlawful to deposit any grass
or weeds, usually taken from Yards
and parkings in guttering of streets
or in alleys Such deposits are quite
fl equent in various parts of the CITY
nd must be stopped as it washes into
the intakes and stops them up SO the
water can not pass away The mini
mum fine for violation of this ordin.
rec is S.
n N. CARTER.
Commissioners or cofz4,.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-29

A Chicago doctor says 81 IS never
safe to >s+1HE ne water but il IS
the red stun III the highbali and not
the ice watef that does the damage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-29

Without taking any part IN the pol'
ical controversy, somebody S count
ing delegates that have not yet been
hatched
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-29

The backward weather is disap-
uointment to the society Tor the
determination of flies. There are no
flies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-29

Black straw mats tor men VIII ne
the style this summer Ihey ous NJ
10 be popular In PITTS burg.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-29

Total number OF delegates in Den
ocratic convention. 1904
Needed 10 nominate, 729.
Delegates elected to date. S0l,
Delegates TO be elected, 2S2.