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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02
On Ticfmicf Iuebpte.

VII EthitptNi
,iot "Yicfpicf. alubben" pafte peo
i'm Sremfomit, bar iaa feronteral,
ot Der bor Oornet fig Ell MtGn9oe
Mpter Derom. gn al DC beremte1te
al bisie Msptcr err Ben, icm earlple
fortqaer / fine 9repe. en- bstlt oil
porlis Yreit fom Tor at tale meo en-
SsSSipa. I'll i'm SorfGroelle bsrte
Yreiterl, ga ban iflloe gaa no al
SqreIiet, oen Syge boiife til Eleier'
fen: "Set er ga ialialb gobt at tcg
Ieper pper Worgenoagen, Tor "a
fommcr nGite Sefte al "Fteffulct'
&lubben".
Srepfprt! Som Ri bar pletet al
aisre sc iioite slar, bar ri ogIaa laar
anifaffet ilere Snien Eaaltefori
CSrcpfort), Tom ri pil nooele frlt
Set paa is forifieaige Sort til
slbonuenter poa "9ecprab.Eoiten"
oa "@eo arnen", iom inSienOer &on'
tinaent for ct @ar / 6orlhlo. aif'
iaa peo @ootascIien al $1.25 ION
Notwithstanding paa "Secorab'Yo'
item" fol ri ienoe iom FRI Er9rll'
Is npbeliae 9oitfort / fere Sarpel
oa meo Taaitebilien | Sub, 9oo'
inopaffet oe portobetalt. Sis,e aor'
fan caiaa ertoIoes portofrit flllenol
for % Gents.
GurSclastis silbnb! Ut uopale
paa 20 ioritieaise Taaifebreptorf
en- paffert ubitpret sGite, en- nlege'
p~asienoe Iiben 9ape | Inleonlhe
Ssitioen, icnSes %portofrit meo "Yo
item" ct Nor i 6orifuo for $3.50 ele'
uben "Yoiten~ for 80 eenfs pr
sGife. 9. amnoien Eubl. eo., Se
eorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02
miHcnuHu.

Npf en- NpbDgger faloer fra. =
Getcr Sbomplon, Der bar feot | N9r'
beben al Ssnefos og fom til Srend
Greet, Srempealeau Gountp / 1860,
err ben 17be Marts a~f9aaet peo 3D.
Den / fit Siem peb Sigeon Sails, n
Iar gamnel. Ifosoe efterlaoer ltg
Sultrll, bpis &igenapn par Eanoine
Snsebristien, % 7 Born. Ealt. ..
6. Tamberg forretteoe peo Segraoel'
len.
@anSfiloem peS 8alcspille iolst.
Gen befienbte mineralife ganofiloe
peb Sen norblige gnoe at Den lille
pofre Snoiis Marinnfa peo @ales.
bile err al q. q. Sreeman iolgt til
81. &. Swesme, Ser reprGienterer ct
Spnbifat, iom peb Npr agter at leoe
@onoet belt mo / 9pen, bpor bet ltal
f~orboniiereS og BABES paa 5lalter og
forienoeS ipm SauoeIspare. Wfat
bar nemlig gicrt ben Spoa9eiIe, at
Ganoet fra &ilocn / @olesptlle ltaar
poo Spioe meb BET iaa bersmte Wine
ralpono fra @ailfciba.
l~lbpiSelIe al &apitolets Earf. -
Ieo en- Miboog, ser forleoen gapes
al MSabiions Sorret11in9smGno, glor'
be @uperner Wc8opern I Ell Yale
opmerfibm poa, at Den nlloGrenoe
aopitolparf lioet pilbe paste til ben
pploiae 9pning iom Stoten mt
meo en- Sefoitning % Ter Wfiltoner
Collars laoer ppisre, og OF Der ltrar
bi,rbe tages Sfriot til at faa Earten
,1bpioet. @llpernsren n9pnte, at
bet me aapitol piloe blioe en- az De
fineite Spsninger al fit Sla9s Ser
be11, men pmgipen af finn ben ll1ale
Momme. ipm Den nup9renoe lille
Iorf funbe noe, piIoe ben itorlla9ne
@nunina toge Jig Iiseiaa boarlt9 no
ipm ct SALADS pou en- fneben Sp'
tout. Ger cr imiolertio oen Sage
neS beune l~lopioclle, at De oerttl
rebpeubioe Gienoomme, belig9enoe
lice ! Siertet al 9pen Tom De er, bill
Sc fo,te Ter Miaioner Dollars - alf'
ioo I~iaeiaa meget iom felipe aaplfo'
Ipt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02
Wtuionerne I 8rpnoca.

@omerife 9Iaoc forteaer en- in.
~teresiant % merfp9roie Siitorie,
Der / oisie Gage bolber Homerre !
ganoe. Sopebperionen / Siitorieu
or Ell 9rpprois samrmel 9reuinbe
8anbolfi, Der Dor | en- lige iaa OR.
p9rbis og gammel @iaa peo Sibe.
rens Sreb. Gen samIe 8repinbe
fiber, beoer Oct, al Ssunlssbeo. %
ga bun iorleoen Nat laa bpilelss
paa lit Seize, itob bum tiIiioit op 90
aif iub | gibliotbefet for at l9ie.
Sum tos nogle samIe Bersameuts.
binS frem. men iom bun lao % bIa'
oeoe Dem isiennem iaIot Der pLiS'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02
3niitnrrntu.

ltlpffe pco Mu6cl. Better Wong,
en- Sarmer / gtprbeoeu al gtobel.
bIep iorleoen Ioa iarIl8 tpr'tct peO
ct Spart al en- Seit, at Der bar 0ore
for bans Slo.
SauDclsiurcnius ursnniIcrct. j
Nabel crgauiiereOeS en- SanoelSter'
enina meb 5. 3. @blte ioul ErGlI'
bent; 3. u. SaiueS, SetretPr, %
SreS. 50. Bacon ausiercr.
Srpaup. @r. % @trs. Sobn 2in'
Sohl bolot forIeoeu grpQllp Tor Got'
teren SteIia % Carl Sperrp ira
appleton. @ieIien iorretteoeS peo
Qait. SprbaI. - Miis 8uri anuo.
ion % Ole s. Soctrem blep ben 21oe
Marts 9stepiebe i minneapolis peo
Hait. Soc.
Tsbsialb / Milan. Setil Belief.
ION, Der fom fra Roree for mango
slar iioen % par blonot De 'srIte
settlere paa Winneiotu Tr9rie oeo
9Pilon, err ben 16oe Wiorts aigaoei
peb 9soen / lit Sjem / nPpnte gp,
10 gar gammel. San eiterIaoer iia
ire 9etre, uemlia MrS. gretting.
0orb 9afota, Mrs. gnbr. Sobanior
oo Wirs. Gam Simpion FAINT Ssn'
men ssacob 9eaicfion peo Nilan.
0ieninnben iOm Gig. - Sictol
gpanion, Der for en- Waaneos Iii
iiben / en- iinosiorpirret aiIiianb for
ipanbt fra Rounb Safe, ianbtes iioit'
Snsbag iom Gig omtrent TO weiI be
jtenior 2afefieIo. Der par ct saben
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02
3Mputuuu.
Turnbiiacr hpic 1tlSpriier. s

Sprionger bpie Hloprtier. Sre0
s. Gong, B%r9iioent for Song Sano
& Sbeep SO. / Great Sails, uotalte
forleoen Sag, at ban penter minolt
20 Gents Eunbet for bette Iars
lllo, % of Der bar Sanoipnligbeo
for, at Yriien enoog piloe blipe bei.
ere. Ippnte Sirma briOer Ell meget
flor Sprretning, ibet life milore emo
200 Sernbaneooen MI itaar / 9ereo'
fob for at bringe Den Itore Saare'
ilof fra 8interfparteret no til De
Steber, bppr De ifal iinoe lin Seoe |
2ebet al Sommeren. 0prene bar
Itaaet Jig goot giennem Sinteren, pg
ser bar fun p9ret imaa Cab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02

nit, iom err optat al andre 2anbes
6orifere, at "Sram" er brilgt iom
Wsniter for andre 2anoeS Ssbaps.
ifibe, ps at fremneoe Spbageliesrei.
ienbe bar faat ole De &aao % al ben
Sielp De bar isst hos norife autp.
%riteter, %ifriner norif "Rrgbl."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02

W Suut J 4ulItI, lltlt ! SuiilllNiH S
loa fremoeles $40 / aontanter. Gig.
lpn piloe ienere blipe ofbolot. Ter
bar for noen nogen Geiultater iegt
efter Den foripunone Wano, % oct
bar belt tiIi9lbig, at man M fanot
BAN.
gnbelspaifcri / Sauifa. Sarmere
OF 9piolf meote iorleoen | Santa
for at forbanble ON Sprcttelien al
ct Saiferi / Sorbinbelie meo Oct Der
pGrenbe Weieri. Der bar Ell Itor
Soriamling al iaapel apinoer iom
Wpnb, % Der bite iig itcr @egei.
firing for at blipe fpit Den iaa al.
minoeIig baocoe goifeba9. Spis
EIanen iaor Den n%eopenoige Ststte
og @oifcriet fomner iitano, pil Sa'
fen for llgcn fiinne gieres for | @ien
neminit soc pr. 5amilie. st iaaoont
Iaiferi, iom man Der bar tpnft at
oprette, oil funne betlene op til 200
SamiIier.
Sclcfpniclifab / Snbbnro So. Fri.
Gonntp Cooperative Sbelepbone
gSiociation err organiieret meo 500
peofontor / SarriS. I'll GmbeoS'
mpnb palotcS islgenoe: O.. 8. Fier'
ION, Guthrie, ErGiioert; Z. 6. Son.
oabl, Guthrie, Ni~ceprGiioent; %. Is.
Relion, SorriS, SefretGr, % S, 81.
Sdnlibt, SarriS, aaSierer. Sinlen
bill beqpnoe olntrent TO Nfil noroert'
for Guthrie, bpor ben bill iGttcS |
Sorbinoclie meo en- 6armerltnIe.
Sorbinoelie bill oeiaa gjsrcS meo
Rortbpeitern, og Sarmerne oil lao
le6cs fonlme / birefte 5orbinoelle
nleb llbenperoenen.
Gn 9ruu Sppa. Erof. Sberpooo,
2rrer peb Seiifolen | Hcomooo
Sails, maatte forrige ltge tilbringe
npiten en- bel Seat iom Sarge / ct al
SfolcbpgningcnS @Greller, og man
bill oioe, at Oct par nogle al @itt'
terne, iom bopbe Itpn9t bam inbe.
YroicSioren bapbe mitiaet enoel te-
miife grperimcnter, eiter at ale DC
andre bapoe forloot 9pgningen, men
oa ban ifillbe gao bite Gsren Jig at
bore ItGnat peo, at ct SopelimItott
por ~itilffet aiennem Saanotaget og
noacnbe uoenfor begge 9srfarme.
Oct bar en- aft anoet Ell bio oa inli'
lcn6c ErofeSIor, Der npite Wfor9en
Ipano Riiet / Sfolen, men ollie @ilt'
ter paaitob notruligpis at bore fliloa
itrnbig upiocuoe ON bpao Der bar
bpnot.
Sammcu1ntniug at Sfoler. - S
Srecborn Golmtp bar Der lGn9e pTs
ret paatolp at ilaa flere Sfolcbiitrif'
ter iomncn for berpeo at oanne
Itsrre og beore Sfoler, men biotil
err intct oigisrenoe Sfriot tagct.
RebIemmer al Sfoleraabet | De for
ificIigc 0iitrifter / Gourmet, Jolt
265 Wanb, mebtc fcrrige llge | MI
bert Sea for at iorboublc ON SanoS'
ifolerncs Sorbebrin8, % Der bite Jig
oaiuu her ell ItGrf Stemning Tor
SommeniIutnin0, men intct Giltrift
bite fig piaigt til at gaa foran I oen'
nc @eppgcIic. 8 Bancroft % Hice'
LAMB 8olpnibips f~orbunolcS Der DOG
ipriat ON Communicating al fire
9iitriftsr, % / Silirloe ocnne Elon
oaor ilaoS, bill SfoIcbpgning opferes
nor 2eroul Mcieri / Hicelano Sopn'
hip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-02

2lrp / 11croe. ssSr'T 6TSsss % srn@T ss
biltg. /. 81. 8eferencer o. Saufsarauti. SpaIs
Mftier nurife SeIifaber til Sageus Iapeite 6urs.
o.R.SaQf6rer T. II. weQQ0,
Krt9tiania.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-27
The Trip 10 California
Under Specal Care

You feel like sorting out and tying
ogether the memories of tnis "Trip
Ad Aee ing them separate from all
..-er trips. A woman recently said
ais after a pleasant experience ON
Burlington Route Personally on
Quoted" excursion party to California.
lc travelled alone, but met many
ereeaLie people on the car. which
.as in charge Of special conductor
ais good namred official WAS well
aormod. courteous man wno went ali
le way through wiJh tee rartN l0oF
lg after oyeryone's cUmiort and a--
ending 20 an the Idle details OF the
rip Thus % woman or child in one
4f these parties can travel with per
ect safety and freedom from care.
If you would ike tO know more about
the Burlngtou's comfortable ard u
expensive personally conducted eN
cursions. please write me a postal ANA
d send you MAYS booklets. p.r-
.lres. eto. Is reiurl mau. a i Brown
rrav. Pass. Agent. G.. IS. q Q r. g.
- Main So kansas Ciiy. $40
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-27
WOMEN
Rea on FOR It


Reas on For II
NO ldn any woman be happy
Afe- ye RS Of backache suffer ng'
DAYS of misery. nights of unrest
The d stress OF urinary troubles,
When she finds freedom
Many readers will profit by the fol
lowing:
Mrs T. Hight. 105 9. Fifth St, Guth-
rie OKLA. saws: About a year ago
had an attack of kidney and blad-
der trouble end 1 suffered a great deal
from weak and aching back. a.
ways felt tired aud was very anxious
to ser relief poaa's kidney lis
srre ed ur eouh'e ard slRce Then.
T have had no urrler cause Tor CONS
plaint.
Mrs Hight IS only one OF many
Guthrie people who have gratefully
endorsed Doen Kidney Els I.
oa 4.E 3bes-l goIr Eiloe
athar rou den .mplr - f9~
.lueE rauels- di ..ne fot
ooaas Kidney Pills the same thaI
4rs Hight had-the remedy baeAed
by home testimony soc AN stores
fos-sr 1arn Co.. Pho, So. lll. b
s. "Waea You Haee lamt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-27
ReIts. GIrdIes and sashes

The Dry Goods Economist makes
the statement that the long, unbroEea
lines ia recent dress styles have been
largely replaced with broken line a.
feets at the waist In TACT, large
proportion OF he smartest dresses for
evening. afternoon and street wear
have the Naistline acccntuated b. the
Ese of belts, girdles and sashcs. Tire
evening dresses favor the wide crus..
ed cirdle. sometimes to a depth of six
inches The extreme models have q
broad bow finish in the back, win
sash ends. These sashes are made OF
satin or maline and are often caught
in with the draoery.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-27
Millinery Shapes

An unusual amount OF attention 5
given this season TO the larger shape >
but. according to indications at the
various openings. the small aud mo
dum.sized shares will be dominant
for street wear Large, flat aud ire
nular dropping hats viii appear but
their use viii be confined chiefly 10
dress occasions One OF the most
strklng is o' tAe large shares now be-
ing shown is absolutely flat with an
;rch.w'do un-standing edge This IS
: ereciall, striking il two-trned ef
reets such as brown and taupe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-27
courtier Club Dance

CouTtief (tuD OanCe
The Courtier club e-ve their open
ing dance a the lone motel last even.
Ing. \ certain inlormality marked lha
affair which made /, thoroughly de-
lghtul Adler's orchestra furnished
music for program OF twenty dances.
During the intermssion al II o'clock,
an ice course was served The dancers
we're: Misses Norma Holman De5sa
Matchett Grace Phillips, Helen phil.
lips. Bertha Bcland Blanch Beland.
Kate Millikan, Hagar, June Williams,
Lenore Burke, Hadley. Edna Graham,
Helen jenkins, Iva Fife. Helen McEl-
Kinney. Della Adler Mabel jacobson.
Ellen Bronson. Mamie Oliver Gertrude
Hunt, Trahand, Brown. Matte Glare
Gano, Elizabeth Berne. Bcss Gan3;
Messrs George Abrams, Arthur Bur
nett. Gilgis Payne. o. l.. Curd, Walter
Sohlherg, Bruce stiles Harry Max
well, Karl Patterson, Francis BurHe,
Jay Paris, Theo. Filson, Harry Ma.
chelt Harvey Matchett, I'd Pentecost
Paul McNoal Chas Smith Raymond
Leayitt. Bon Weinhereer, John Coyie,
Buck Herrick kenton Brown, Chas.
AcElhinaey Fred H,-ze'. Ralph H'roa
Frank White Harold Kellogg Edwin
Olgmith Howard Fife, Fred Hurt,
Harold Cook. and Gr9enthal, Of New
Orleans La The charerons wer
lessra ano Aimae fe9ft Irar4c ,'l
igcl Nenuer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-27
W ant More Deputies

he de uty United States marshas
located here will in all reliability be
allcd upon t assist the federal au
taorities in the eastern Oklahoma dis
trict in their efforts to locate the as.
sassins of Lee Bowman. near CaneN
ayorI day 90 t is srT osfd they
are hiding in the bills Of the Usage
nation, where the deputy marshals OF
this district nave jurisdiction. Bow
man was formerly a resident Of Guth-
rie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-27
Koher Club

The meml ers of the Koher iut ho.d
+ cir first meetine Of the ve1r al t1N
home OF Mrs j. f. Billings On sprr
er Avenue on Thursda The att
noon was spent in needle w0rF iolue
I'd by two course luncheon. Tho 81
resent were: Mines Nichodem
Drusilla, Smith, Barnett. Abbott, Bish-
Iop Billings Miss Pansy Nichodemi 5.
and Master Ralph Billings, who is he
club mascot.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-27
OPENING DANCE TONIGHT.

Prof. Rucser extends a cordial in
citation TO all fathers and mother
md yourg folks TO attend the oper
ag Of his dancing school al the cit
MI tonight He has secured tn.
ary best of music; Miss Bessi
Hhitely piano and MT Johnson
rsp drums For further Information
phone NlGyan flats Glass VII star
promptly AIT 1:30 o'clock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-27

one ont Of every three citizens
who could have voted had they TAX
en- the trouble to qualify and 20 10
the polls failed TO cast their ballots
IN the last presidential election In
other words. more than 1129,o00 OF
the voting population, larger mum
Der than voted for Taft. who was
elected. failed to exercise their
7ovnreigu prerogatiye
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-27
Auto Cars Collide.

The big automobile owned by joan
Dean collided with Dr Stagner'8 car
yesterday evening on North Division
Both cars were travelling slowly and
littlc damage was done Harry
Thacker. a university student was
driving The Dean car Both Dr
Stagner and young Thacker were
pretty badly shaken up.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-27
VOTES AND
PERSONALS or
SOCIETY
MISS eESs GANo
phone i64

sistaut5 oe Dhe eemlt clerk Hr 0lsob
FOR the past six months Mr.. Swank
has been one of The faculty Of Logan
county high school, aud now holds The
position OF assistant county attorney.
The couple arrived home last evening,
and will be at home 10 thoir mauE
friends on y ASH street.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-27
FrIcndIu SUI Analnst Board.

n o Lutz. thrOusH MS auUfnrN ~
yesterday started mandamus anlt a
the District court agains he Boa d
of Eduraton Of Guthrie, seeking 10
compel that body and its treasurer
to pay $2046 to Mfr I4ut2 on sepa-
rate school orders bought by him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-27

Galveston, Sept. 26-Eotton quiet;
middling, II 3-lc, Net and gross re
ceipts. 2S,7t2 bales sales. 1870;
stock 919al5; Great Britain, 9G31;
continent $500; coastWise $50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-27
Memphis Cotton and Poducts

Memahis, Sept 26--Cotton spot
steady unchanged; middling 1 lie.
Cotton seed products Prime basis
oil. 800 at 5.14c, meal, nominaE lint.
ers 2 - at lc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-27
EnR SALE

Farms and 5-acre tracts. 80 10 SI'o
ror acre Two heating stoves. one Ma
iestic Range. 50S L. cleveland. Phone
700
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-27

6.9l Led Apri-NIay. 6.&2 I'D: May,
june. 6,34d; June~uly $50 I'D;
July-August, 6.32 I'D
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-27
bible School Rally

" Nib'o 5 n = ne F!ref ms
au ~ 'ty is Ian ing
gr
..ru.a- a"u a.e
..arlins .GuI
ent A special program oi mart "a,
been prepared, and Jhe church Viii be
beautifully decorated for the occasion
At the close OF the session beauti-
ful souvenir viii be given TO every
one present Everybody not connect
cd with any school is invited. Re
memEer the hour 9:45 1romply All
members Of the church are expected
20 be present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-27

region is peculiarly favorable TO the
growth of peaches and there is room
here for orchards embracing millions
trees.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-27
Nank Chiffon

A wedding of interest to Guthrie
people took place Friday afternoon
hen Miss Margare' Chiffon OF Coyle,
nd Mr. Arthur Swank of this CITY.
are united in marriage hv Rev
i7mes curtis. OF the First PRESBYTERIAN
hurch IN ea upa. OFla The bride is
veil known here. having been the as
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-27

/. q q & e. = e * & 4 & & Il e q z
n n
4 FRESH TOPICS OF \
= THE TOWN 3
n
Il u Il ~ ~ ~ q q = M u
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O. NJ. c. club

Mrs. Frank p. Gaichell was hostess
0 tine D. NJ &. club on THURSDAY The
stamoon was leasanul spept in con
rsation and needle work followed
is q delicious luncheon The guests
ere. Mines l.. COOK, Jake Douglas
airlielu Ed Roberts \ Roberts John
lark. Milton Brown. and Ratciiff.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-27
eo.tor anlnpa1. s.as.

orUu -liunUus 'Henu iu"
III III earnest lhe crop in Okla
0m4 ,a.s year viii exceed that Of
ann a4r ia the past and is far IN
-xcess Of any state in the Union
excepting Texas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-27

FOR EENT-Thrce light A4oseeee
ing rooms. .20 y. Noble avenue.
I-Cue tZL
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! = q 4 = y y , p g 3 = 3 = =,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-27

Nrs, Henrs iraln No. reouu ID
al extensive trlq through the Last
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-27
CORN:

July. y l-2.
May IS split
September. IS 5-S.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-27

y arv ONE huudrcd .housand O. 49,
,ars have been pledged for be cap
ital campaign
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Unkind Shot from the Croscon
CITY News: Lon Dewitt sa'd that
he did finally find the big fair at
& hrie one right last week by
striking a match.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-08
WHITMAN
HAS MORE
EVIDENCE


New York, Aug. S.-District Attor
ney Whitman has evidence In his pos
session it was learned on which he
expects to seek indictment Of two high
police officials and civilian employe
attached to police headquarters on the
charge Of blackmailing gamblers and
proprietors Of other illegal resorts
The men were an mentioned in the
confession Of Jack Rose. Through
private detectives and a confession OF
Bridge Webber, the district attor-
ney has obtained corroboratiye evi.
dence Of the alleged graft and upon
this be is convinced indictments can
be found.
These three men, together with Po-
lice Lieut.. Becker, collected more than
s2.i0O,OOO protection money in a year.
according to Rose, but bis information
in regard to the three officials other
than Becker was based, he said, upon
what Becker had told him "Bridgie
Webber sent word to the prosecutor
he was prepared to corroborate every
thing Rose has said in regard to the
gambling graft. He also said he him
Self acted as collector for one official
involved.
The district attorney however, does
not expect to press the graft feature
before the grand jury until he has pre-
sented all the evidence bearing upon
the murder Of Rosenthal
Whitman expects to take before the
jury u witnesses upon whose testi-
mony he hopes to secure the indict-
ment Of Lefty Frank" and Whitley
Lewis.
Most OF these witnesses are citizens
who either saw the murder or were
on the seeen soon after it occurred
and who, the district attorney is con-
fident, will be able positively to iden-
tify the men who fired the shots.
District Attorney Whitman's conf
dence that he has strong case
against Becker was evidenced when
he announced in court he had ten wit
nesses who would corroborate Jack"
Roses charge that the police official
was the impelling spirit behind the
murder The statement was made by
tho prosecutor in opposing motion %
quash Becker's indictment Judge
MuIqueen reserved decision and Dy
agreement the pleading OF Becker was
adjourned until after the ruling is
handed down, which probably will be
next week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-08

srinu some clean white rags to the
Exprsss office at 0nes. slightest cash
price paid. 81,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-08

The high wind Of Tuesday night
blew 16 feet off the smokestack OF the
Chickasha Milling Co. and not content
with hat the dose was repeated last
night, when all Of the big stack that
was left standing succumbed to the
gale and toppled over, The mill prop.
er will be closed down for repairs un-
I'll new stack arrives, but the eleya.
tors will continue to run. No damage
was done other than to the stack
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-08
Rip-P.p-p.p!
Out Come Thousands 8
Of Dress Shields!
Hereafter, Madame, You are Going to
Feel More Comfy" Under the Arms.

Girls. get a 25c box Of PERsPI-No right
away at the drug store, and get one Of
the surprises Of your life. II means the
age Of dress shields Is gone.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-08

Jones' i Newman 22 Taglor aa.
Bingham g. Hin 81. Jones Dc. Petty
S. Vaughn g.
Newell So. Sherard SIS.
GoettIng 5f, Guthridge lg, Thack
er 42
English I. Gerard 8, swihart rs.
Pursley 81
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-08
Pastor chaIIenner Returns.

Rev. J. A. Challenner has returned
from a trip to Texas and will fiji his
pulpit as usual next Sunday morning
and evening. He is anxious to have
the entire membership OF the church
present at the Sunday services.