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The Washington herald., 1912-06-25
HOTEL ABSEC0N

YIrEiniA Ave. near Beach. Flreproof. built Of
brck and iron: everything that constitutes a first
class hotel. elevator; private baths SC: s. up PEI
day; special weekly Tates; booklet request.
O. D. PAINTER.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-25
FINANCE ANDREALTY

There was excellent bidding in the local
market yesterday for grapaphone COM
mon and preferred. and there was no.
ticeable absence OF salable stocks. This
slump IN sraphophone can hardly be ae-
counted for, as q very short time back
II was in high favor. The last quota
ton was q. and to-day It was bid up
to 80 without acceptance, and the pre-
ferred was boosted from 90 to 30 without
sale.
The bidder for the stock was . bank
official and his failure to acquire the
stock, It is said, Is due to rumcr that
the company has been reorganized, and
is doing an excellent business.
The first record OF the stocks and
bonds of the District Paper Company
which has $4,000 stock and $4,000 per
cent bonds. Sales for the stock were
reported. at 1S2z.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-25
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs L Co. nsn-
beTs Of the New YORK Stock Exchange. Hihbs Build
The Washington herald., 1912-06-25
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
MILLER COTTAGE
cRAND ATLANTIC

9 to IS y. Georgia Ave. 81 daily and up: S Eeekl
ard up until July /. EmcnsoR Cr0uthaInel. MgT.
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weakness In Gas.

The investigation by the House Com
mittee OF the Gas Company caused q
decided weakness in gas on the local ex-
change. The stock was offered at SIS,
and one lot was sold at S5h.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-25
ReturnG from ChicaEo.

Charles ]. Bell. president Of the Ameri-
can Security and Trust Company, has
returned from the Chicago convention,
and resumed his duties yesterday.
The Chicago Board OF Trade did not
assemble yesterday. out Of respect TO
George T. Stone. who was secretary Of
that organization more than twenty-five
years.
The annual meeting OF the German
American Insurance Company resulted
in the election OF E. g. Shafer, J. A.
Maedel, E. L. Schmidt. o. L. Wolf
steiner, Francis A Blundon, Charles A
Schmidt, n. E. Edmanston, c. B. Pear
son. and H. E. Gasch as directors.
The directors then elected officers as
follows: President, W. G. Schafer: vice
president, Charles schafer; treasurer, J.
A. Maedel; secretary, H. H. Berd-
mann.
The old home OF the corporation in
Seventh Street is being razed and a
$4,000 new structure viii be erected
thereon.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-25
rHos. J. oNEN 8 SOY. Aue.sop..n

The above sale is rostp1nsd until FRIDAY
JUNE =. 1872, the sane hour and place. BY order
Of the Trustee.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-25
HOTEL ARLINGTON

VirEiuiA Ave and Beach. Atlantic City. ". }.
PdTLts baths; elevator: music " up TesSly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05
DEMOCRATIC
CAMPAIGN

NEW YORK. September AFTER a
eonferencs today between acting
chairman AcAdoo OF the Democratic
national committee. Senators Peme-
rome OF Ohio and O'Gormsn OF New
fork and Representative Burieson OF
Texas, AZ which the result in Vermont
Was thoroughly discussed. IL was de-
cided 20 bend every effort 20 strength
en- the Democratic campaign ln Maine
% 10 the last moment before next
Mondays election.
With thar end IN view. Senator
OGoru,an and Representative Buria-
son left tonight for a speaking tour IN
Maine. p. A. Mitchell Palmer OF
pennsylvania started for Maine yes
terday
At the close OF the conference on
vermont. Acting Chairman McAdoo
gave OUT a statement. ia which he
The rebuilt in Vermont tells a big
story for the Damocfsts The latest
returns show that on state issues we
have polled more than 20 900 votes
and reduced the Republican plurality
70 less than 1000. In other years the
Republicans have claimed the state
by from q. 900 to 35. 900 majority This
means that the Republican party has
big Job on It's hands To carry the
state In November on national issues.
The prospects for Wilson and Mar
shall carrying Vermont are most graft
tying
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05
WALKED STREETS
Hotels Crowded and Hundreds o.
Fair Visitors Could Find
No Place TO Rest.

All last night the streets OF the city
were crowded with weary visitors 10
the State Fair who arrived In the city
during the day and were unable TO
secure lodging. every hotel. rooming
house and bed in the city being en-
gagged the first day OF the fair.
All the members of the local police
force were k'At busy all night hnut-
Ing place 10 sleep for the weary
women. some with small children. who
were wandering the city IN search OF
a room.
The Baltimore 6 ohio and the
Pennsy station were crowded all night
with passengers who arrived IN the
city during the evening and could find
no lodging place. while many men
slept In the city building all night and
considered themselves very fortunate
TO secure lodgings or any kind.
canvass OF the city for rooms will
be made today in. an effort to secure
places for some OF the women who are
compelled TO wander the streets all
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05
OHIO PROGRESSIVE

COLUMBUS. Ohio. September a.
Inc Progressive party in Ohio com
pleted It's organization and began its
nrst state convention today. Tonight
the newly created state COMMITTEES
held their first meetings and tomor.
row morning the state convention will
ADOPT its platform. nominate a fulI
state ticket and begin the campaign
Tor the November election.
walter +. Brown was elected chair.
man or the new state central commit.
zee and ]. VI. Foster OF Athens, secre-
tary. Sherman II. Eagle OF GaIlipoIis
was elected vice chairman. The same
ohces were held by the same men on
the Republican state central commit
Tee before the Roosevelt members
withdrew
Although II Is generally conceded 10
night That Arthur l.. Garford of Eiyria.
no one is able accurately To outIIne
the rest OF the ticket.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05
GRAND JURY HAKBS
A LENGTHY REPORT
RETURNS INDICTMENTS IN MUM.
I'm o. IMPORTANT cAogo.


The Ohio county grand jury finished
its iabon yesterday after . two day
session. and the HIST embraces q num-
Der OF important cases. An indict-
ment was returneo against Walter
snedeksr. the Mt. Oliver milkman who
10 charged with threatening to kill his
wife. and also against William Moke.
who dsove the Inflated auto that
crashed into a car at Pleasant Valley
and resulted In the death OF two.
The docket will be called Friday
morning at $3.50 O'Clock and the cases
set for trial. The Jury reported late
last evening as follows:
True Bills:
William Moke. felony. and charged
with killing In automobile accident at
Pleasant Valley.
Pearl Hin. felony.
James Baily. misdemeanor.
James Snyder. misdemeanor.
Lncy Campbell. misdemeanor.
Eddie Palmer. misdemeanor, carry
ing concealed weapons.
Stella Ice, misdemeanor, adultery.
Charles Arnett. misdemeanor. adul-
terry.
Dan Mock. misdemeanor. adultery.
May Hosklns. misosmeanor.
Dan Murphey. felony, inarged with
pistol toting.
John Scheienski. felony. 1--WE counts.
Bearney Bagget. felony. pistol tot
ing.
warheld Evans, felony.
Judge Grant, alias George Grandan,
felony.
George Grandan, felony.
Sam Broadnax. meisdemeanor.
Filipp Fallo. misdemeanor, carrying
concealed weapons.
James Winesburg. felony.
X. Il. Holland. felony. four counts.
Hamilton Vision. alias william
Hamilton. felony.
Walter Snedeker. felony. charged
with attempt to kill.
Harry hurry. misdemeanor.
Harry hurry, misdemeanor.
Charles Gilpin. misGemeanor.
Walter Cook. misdemeanor.
William Dorsey. misdemeanor.
Steve Zgala. misdemeanor.
John Jackson. felony.
Leslie Tannebaum. felony. eight
counts. charged with burglary.
Joseph Tedrow, misdemeanor, pistol
toting.
Russell Woods. felony. attempt 20
kill Flora Woods.
William Scruggs. felony.
G. A. Boyce, alias J. A. Balm. felony.
forgery.
Not a true bill:
Harry Morgan. felony. three counts.
Robert Carter. misdemeanor.
Grover Beaver, misdemeanor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05
CHARTERS ISSUED

CHARLESTON. W Va. Sent.
Charters have been issued az foiIowe by
the secretary OF state:
Ia Union smelling Company. OF New
YORK. chief works. indie. state OF TIl.
range. Republic Of Mexico. purpose IA
dtN elop mineral lands. operate smeIfera
etc, authorized capital 100000. incor.
pOrators. Thomas 81 Watkins. Scranton
20. Charles T.. Watkins. BarneahorO
IA. Albert q. Edwards New York. Geo
=. Cameron. Jr.. brooklyn: Charles IN
Memory. East Orange. y. j.
keesce Grocery Company. 81 Hluefield
70 deal In groceries and fruits. author.
lied capital 10000. lncorporatora. h j
Elett G. q. Frazier. y. q. FIlett u 81
hontaa. Va.
Potomac Fruit Growers club. Of Cum.
ber and Md chief works Hloorerv die.
WsCh HaWpanlre county. Paw Paw dis
tricts morgan county. W. Va Author.
ized capital $500 900. incorporation. vii.
X. wheeler. George r. Ernrnerf. Riobarf
". Oswold, all ~ Cumberland
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05
BRITISH WIN THE
MOTOR BOAT RACE

HUNTfNGTON. ". y. sept. tho
Royal motor Or England to-day lifted
tic Harmsworth trophy. In the most
arectacular race since the Americans
brought the trophy across the Atlantic
i've geHrs ego. the Nrifish-huilt hydro
y .aue Maple Leaf ~, Won tho deciding
faee n tNe series on liuntiurton Hay
'.ir afferrc 'r. She covered tra 40 milo
course iu 81 minutes 80 seconds defeat
f.r only Amer cen entry. then rum
iine, fahy Reliance III, By j minute g
crconds. Another % tla American de-
ifn1ers fno Ankle Deep. HnH IaI fno
rnre BY about hair n mile Tor Is miles.
" hen. ln sfgIt N tro runf. fho propeller
snapped or. Tho refnaluinE pair finish
GO Iu rNrffnE race.
Mr. D Macayk Edgar. owner ~ Mario
I.fif W. was uvcrlnyed 90 bis success
.uY predicted fNnf the british would
Nnld the trophy Tor years AGAINST the
HauerEerH WHo would havs t. race for
ll lu Hritian waters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05
GOLF TOURNEY

CHICAGO GOLF CLUB. WHEATON
sept f-Four Chicagoana. three east
erners ard one Enxlishman tonight. re-.
inein IN the competition Tor the National
Ametuer golf Championship.
Ins second elimination round Of a.
roles played to-day brought the urrfafr
diWn on q. y. waldo. Jr.. ~ Hrookfawr
Of the Royal Liverpool club. the ffsis
holder waldo was put out BY Paul Hum
ter Of Mifiathlan
". J. Travis, former British AMI IN.
unna4 champion was eilmi mated hv Do.
rome Traverse. Mofrorolitan champion
ard twice rational champion
tharlca Evans. Jr., ~ Efgwnfer club
.hlcaeq, western champion. with D. bel
Lee. OF Detroit. had an osry r-t.E
FNnns was dorfrie on fhn 27fn fee and
took the match 90 the rcrt rroen.
Wnfren wood, ~ iinmewouf. put out
,oaEIlont who On 1870 beat Wood In tls
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05
SPRING MAID WAS
L GREAT SUCCESS

Ihs Fair attraction At the Court
0setfv last evening when werba q
Lusschers opre<ta The sprinx Maid
ves presented. A Representative au-
diusce Witnessed the initial perform
ancs Of the season and few musical
plays presented In this theatre made a
more marked impression. Their, 10
. dainty story full Of heart interest
running drought the pretfa- II deais
Win the fortunes of . vilful princess
Who. after assuming the disguise OF
q fountain gtri at Carlsbad. led .
gay price . merry chase. There 10
JUST enough plot 10 hold the attention
Of the audience.
THIS vinesse operetta 10 unique IN
one respect Producers OF light opera
literature usually are satisfied with
one soue hit. but The Spring Maid"
has ~ least a dozen musical num-
bery that may well ,bs termed hits.
The seductive waltz number. Day
Dreams" viii be vhistled on the
streets to-day. The most enhancing
OF the musical numbers Is the waltz
sons. How I Love n Pretty Face"
which for popularity. bids fair To sur
pass the record made by The Merry
Widow" waltz. Fountain Fay" a
two-step. and the dust. Two Little
Love Bees" also met With favor with
the audience. The music OF THE
sprfng Maid" In OF the sort that never
fails TO jingle the Joy bell in the brain
OF auditor. The tuneful music IL
not easily forgotten. nor is the pun
gent pleasure that II gives. The lines
are witty without being suggestive.
The comedy IL pure and wholesome.
Tho operetta In interpreted by n
cast OF unusual strength. The stellar
role is In the hands Of Gene Luneska.
vinsome and vivacious. upon whom
nature has bestowed gifts nose gen
erously. Miss Luneska made a most
winsome princess. She has a voice
OF surprising sweetness and as an
operate star her position in the the
ntrical zodiac r. fixed
j. VI. Goldsworthy. the famous Eng
lish baritone. portrayed the role OF
the "iady-killing' prince. Mr.. Code
worthy has a particularly strong
voice. He has an elegant stage pres
ence and his acting Is natural. grace
full and without affection.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05
TENNIS TOURNEY
AT FAIRMON CLUB

Special Dispatch 70 the intelligence.
FAiRMONT. W Va. sept s.-sinals..
.o1n.cs and mircd doubles we're played
to-gay IN the third days matches 81 the
Ltifment tents tournament now IN pro-
tless mere This evening At O'Clock
90 informal supper was aarvsf On lie
,.Wne N Ieirmont Farms. senator Z. W.
Metsens home. FOR tho players and their
lLleuds Io-morrow the finals IN sim
f.fa. doubles and mixed doubles viii be-
l.aye1 ~ the courts 81 the resifsnos ~
~. ?. ", watson. on Eighth street Tna
htnrss of to-day we're 80 folluWaf
Singles.
WaEner fefeafcd Fi0of. IS 60 -
lLnsHs drfrntcf Coiborn. "a. rs
Wagner DEBATED Vlnton, 60. a.
lrcuned defeated Arbruatsr, 81. "a.
wagner DEBATED Hugus. So So
MAErunor defeated frranner. 81 Is
Doubles.
Raymond and Colhorn, defeated eto~t-
lel and Filfuu. G.f G-E
2 HolutHelmuu and Lee defeated RAY
nnllF and klnFsllnd. so. So
Havmond and Cohurn defeated D.
Heintzelman and Tee. So 81
IInut ana Garrison defeated afrr.afu,
sna Anderson, CO, &c, "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05
SCHOOL CHILDREN
Several Thousands VIII Take In The
Bic Fair Today as Schools
Are C(oasd

IN addition 10 being "Clty bay" at
the fair. this afternoon H. school
Children's Day" md al the ward
schools ~ well as the high school will
be closed the entire afternoon. to give
the pupils and teachers an opportunity
% take In the big exposition Not only
Will the schools IN the city observe
the day. bat I'm many 81 tho country
districts the Boards OF Education have
granted n holiday Tho schools %
Triadelphia district will be- closed AN
day. u is expected that several thous-
and children viii DO in attendance
this afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05
NO GAME

Special Dispatch TO the Inteiligencer.
FAIRMONT, w. Va. Sept. lowing
TO the Steubenville base ball club miss
played between Steubenville and Fair
mont for the championship OF the Ohio
and Pennsylvania League to-day. Fair
mont won the first half OF the league
season and Steubenvilie the last half. A
seven game series for the championship
was 20 have started to-day but Steuben-
Vile failed to reach the city. The open
Ing game or the series will be seen in
this city Tomorrow. when n fast contest
Is expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05
MISS BATES WON
Ladies Gold Tourney At countr,
Club Yesterday. Was In
terestina Match.

from field Of six contestants.
Miss Alice Bates won the Ladies'
goir tournament at the Wheeling
country c.uo yesterday afternoon. her
net score Icing IS. The links were
In excellent condition and the tourna-
ment was marked By brilliant play-
Ing on the part OF all the ladies.
The tourney was OF 12-hole. medal
play and was under fun hnndicap.
The prizes were golf balls. The dav
was an Ideal one and much interest
was unaffected IN the event
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05
new RECORD
Season Record for Ylaying onrns IN rass
Time Probably Established
IN Trt-etats.

HARRisnrR "a. sept "a rev
Iri-ttlte League. and possibly a sea-
f1nF record was established hy tire York
and HARRISBURG clubs here to-day when
Trey played the first game. nine innfnRn
n a. minutes Score
Harrishufg. 4, York (fst EameD.
lIarrieburE. Z. York. (1nf rameD.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05

Mr. ana Mrs Kinrsiand defeated Need
ham and Miss Boggess q-1 cd
Colborn and Miss Watson defeated
Read and Miss Stewart. 90. SIS s-a
lawrence and Miss stanton defeated
Raymond and Miss Lavender so. 40
flntnn and Miss Nichols defeated
boY1 ana hiss McHeury. SO. 80
Cummirs and Miss henderson defeat
- Race and Ms Powell. So rs
Folrner and Miss McGreEor defeated
Homer ana Miss Frost. so g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05

Running up and down stairs. sweep.
Ing and bending over making beds
VII no. make q woman healthy az
beautiful. She must get out Of doors
walk milo or two every dav and
take Chamberlain Tablets 10 irnprovo
her digestion and regulate her bowels
For sale BY all dealer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05
HEAR YET HEAR YET

The best place IN the city % havs
plating u all kinds. oxidiyine. lacquer.
Ing and polishing done IL AZ the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05

Worn-out machinery Is now re-
claimed by the process OF electric
welding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05
Keep Right After Them.

Don't let the bed bugs and
reaches get a start this wealth
err keep right after them
with a can of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05

In Adcn. Arabia. The average worker
makes from ~ 20 rs cents a day. and
ON This he supports himself and HE
famiF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05
GREEN DEATH
"The Bug Killer"

Never fails to clear them
out on record time. 25c buys
a pint, squirt-top can at any
first-class drug store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-05

wqtson ana bremen defsaisd Homer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-27
HolU to Make
Better Cough Syrup than
You Can Buy
4 Family supply, saving 81 and
Fully Guaranteed.

A foil pint Of cough syrup--as much
~ YOU could buy for S2.5U--can easily
he made at home. You VIII linz nothing
that takes hold Of an obstinate cough
moro quickly, usually ending il inside of
- hours. Excellent, too. Tor croup,
WhoopinQ cough sore lungs. asthma,
hoars.uess and other throat troubles.
Mix aae pint of graauiaied sugar with
J., pint u warm water, and stir for ,
minutes. Put ~, oJlces Of PincX tGfty
cents worth in a pint bottle then add
fle sugar syrup. II keeps perfectly,
axe . tca,poonlul every one, two or
three hours
This is inst laVative enough 70 help
c'lre cough. Also stimulates hc appc-
iiic. glich is usualiy upset by q cough.
I be taste Is piss ant.
he effect ol pine and sugar syrup on
The intiamed membranes is Wyli known.
piucX II tbe most valuable concentrated
eHpound Df Norway white pine extract,
ieh IN Yuaiacol and all the hatlral
hodiing pine clements. Other prcpara-
tions VIII nt work iu this formula
The PincN and Sugar syrup recipe is
ucw uecd lv thousands oi hmiswi-rs
mouahout the gpit-i States and Can
c3a. he pian h1s been initiated. but
Tho oli ncccesful formula. has never
bern csualed
A guaranty Of absolute ati-factiou. or
money prompt refunded 9,e- with this
rfeipo NGlT DRUGGIST has PineX or will
Get II FOR Won. x rot send to Tho
Piacx C0y f. WAYNE, Ind.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-27
ROBBERS
MAKE: HAUL
At K|EFER

Sapulpa. OKLA. Feb 27-Y Ycgemen
mum bering ;wO at least. blew the safe
ot The Guaranty State bank. AT Keller
IT, miles soutn of here and seCdred
$500
The robbers began their work in
Itle first minutes OF the binding
'norther that struck Creek county at
= O'Clock. The noise of the storm it
is thought allowed the yeggs to work
undetected for many minutes. They
had cut all telephone and telegraph
wires leading ont OF town before they
began their operations Two evrlo
sions were necessary before the break
lng OF the sale was successful only
one person heard the noise OF the nj
tro, 2 woman living near When she
mad given the alarm, the robbers We're
gone
Bank notes ami valuable papers
We're scattered about the floors of the
main office OF the bank. and only
money, gold, silver and bills were
taken Apparently the veggs had tax
eu their time about sorting ont the
,ash from other papers of vaIue.
Posses today are searching Dut
without much hope of tracking the
bandits It is believed that accom-
plices at. the edge of town were wait
ing with horses 10 aid in quick es-
cape
The bank safe which il war thought
wah burglar proof. was insureI
kiefel Is town OF abCat 1000 on
the Frisco between Sapulpa and Ok
in the heart Of the oil dis
trict
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-27
Epigran1s OF ConOict No. I776

All men are possible criminals; all
criminals possible men.
Scme persons offend your law; Of
these offenders a few are caught;
OF these a few are punished; We are
your punished class
Fel men there are. even in a PEN
itentiary in whom good traits do
not predominate
circumstances may send a man TO
prison OF to the United States sen
ate. and even in the senate ne may
he an honorable nan.
No man attans the age Of middle
life without being in position TO
loos back and say. If chcumstan-
ces had NOT been a little dinerent at
snch and such time, ! would have
been a criminal in the eyes OF the
law"
You welcome the pauper y no strug
gles out OF his poverty, b't when
the criminal attempts to quit crime
ycu put every obstacle in his way.
.any man is serving a portion
of his sentence TO a penitentiary bee
cause the Judge had committed an
offense agains, ais own stomach.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-27
WILSON TO ST. LOUIS

Oklahoma City. okla. Feb IL
state Superintendent X. II Wilson
left last night for ST Louis. whore he
viii attend the meeting OF state SUI
perintendenls in connection with the
meeting OF the executive committee
.of the National Education ASSOCIATION
Mr.. Wilson stated that he will make
an effort to secure the next annual
meeting or the association for Ollla-
lahoma
superintendent Wilson received a
letter from b b ClaXton of Wash
ineton ID. c asking him TO secure as
large a representation as poss bile for
Oklahoma AZ the ffleen conference
Tor education in he South to be held
at Nashville Tenn April 3, 4 and 3-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-02-27
4 Plea For the Shade Tree
BY TEAGUE RAY

, Trees likewise die from lie same
cause They may linge: year or
two but they are Of no more value 10
your operty than il they We're cut
level With the ground
u Your horse or cow is sick, YOU
send for veternarY if your shade
trees which are more valuable. neeu
attention, YOU turn the first person
loose on them that happens 10 come
along with a saw and AK.
is high time the city should pass
the necessary ordinances to protect
he shade trees eon the parks and
stop this ignorant slaughter Al
t~ees outside the line OF the properly
Should be placed under the park com
missioner who should supervise their
care
We have hal demonstrations
enough to convince the public gener-
ally that or native elms Will n)t
stand heavy top cutting and the M.
pie is quite S sensitive. TIL Sc trees
win bleed If cut this late in the
spring and death or stagnation viii
surely follow
Extra precaution should be taken
this year especially on account Of the
reduced vitality Of the trees due TO
two succeeding dry years Tho drain
age Of the trees On CAPITOL Square
last year BY reason Of excessive prun
ing butchering resulted in heavy
loss by dei ii ana retarded growth,
that cannot be overcome in Years.
hesitate to make this crucisnl
but the results during the past cEo
Years have becu SO appalling ] cannot