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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
per. Staten peitSienft nnS
3eamten.

Sn ieincm Dem @enerdl : Yoits
n%teiiter Sitdcod unterbreiteten Sabs
rcsbcridt cmpiichlt Der critc 0ilfss
@cncrnl sYoitmciiter 8. y. 8ranefieIp
bic Yaiiieruns cincs @eicscS. ipouad,
ale Soitbenmtcn cin'dlicBIid, Der
@ricitraacr. fiir S~erlesunacn. Die lie
invertebrates I'M Sienlte crIiticn, ent4
ld,Gbi9t lpcrbcn iollen. Im 30. SUM-
lparcn 59.237 Yoitdmtcr nler Aldiieu
in bcu Wcr. Stoatcn I'M 9ciriep.
Stnbtbrieitrdacr bcior9teu in t.541
Si1hicli Die Ibliefcruna iiir mcbr dle
46,000.000 unD nif $4,000 2nnbs
bricitrd9ers Houtcu purncn 100000
600 G%impphucr nit ihrcr Yoit ners
iprat. Bic gininnmluna mn Nps
lettering Der Soit in Den Stdbicn
fpitctc fuit $4,000. 900 phtr mebr
ais IS Yroseut Der @einmmt Gin.
nabmcu bcr itdbtiideu Ypitdmter.
ioerr 8ranbiiclb mics nod, cininaI
aui Die bereitS befdnnte lbatiahc bin.
SaS eic Toit icet ipieber aui ciaenen
SiiBen itcbe uub ciucu llebcridlub fir
SaS Snbr er9ebcu babe, nadlbcm lie
nod ppr Sabren NIT elmer llnterbilan5
bon $4,000 200 9~cnrbcitet. Der
9critt cmpfieblt and oic Yeniionic>
run9 Der Sricitrdger, iuclfc Die
Iltcrs9renSe crrciht babcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20

Sriisse, Antwerpen, H~iirnbers, aolu,
Angsbnrs; oann bic reihcn SanbelS.
6epnbliten: Heneoig, Sluren5 unn
@enua. Ssanien nno Portugal itan.
ben im ibrsr Nliitheperiupe. Sas
1ulser, bic Vnmbrufcrfunit NH bic
Standardization wareu Dor Der DC.
burt hes Hrutefta nfiSmus erfunben,
ebenio Der Gumpas, bic &doer= nno
Snifcuubren. AudD bic Gmtbefmna
Der Reuen BELT mar cine ~puleubetc
Shatfahe, als Snfher pom Wlaubcn
abfiel; bssslsifcn bic Yslebnna Der
ulten Snnft nnb Siterntur nnrd bic
fafhuliihen MSnde. Iic Reiprmas
tom hat 0 bersleiden Grrunscns
ihaffen nihts a%uf3uwsiien. Sic hat
bips has VDrbanbene %scbramft NH
iniAbraumf. Mn ben Irbcitcu une
GrrunaeniMaiten her fntbuliihcn
8ir&c anf allen 8ebieten Der WiEen.
ihaft nno 9mnit sebrt nod has hen.
tise ,fprfaihritfene nno crlcuhtctc"
Sahrhnnnerf. Rod mebr bic game
friilihe 8nltnr. oeren iid bic ciuilts
iiertcn V0lfer beutc erfrcuen, rubt
meisntlid ani ben @runblasen, bic bic
fathuliihc Sirhe ~seidaffen. - YSbio
Wniienireuno."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20

gleidlen Suiilifn cinsclpeihte. uut
Wiuicppe 3uedctti 1ngcieriiptc Wouls
itcnt nc2 Eapirca Snrocc,s III. be'Net
0cbcinc Scp XIII. NJ Ycri0iu bers
ilbcrholcu licB. &ie ln.lse nbcr lucrs
Den nod, Die itcrblid,cn llcbcrrcife RES
aro5cn Snpircs Seo NIL. DER polis
tiidcn %crhdltniiic lpc9en, ii Der
Seitcnuiid,c Der Better ssairdlc per-
noracn Irchcn? Sd)ou lGu8it III Icil
@rubnnl aIf Soften Der con ihnl
trcicrtcu Garbiudlc hurh gilohoucr
Saoulini, in der @utcruns 9aiilita bcrs
H%circllt. nnb ppm 9nrbinn! Stnnt5z
ictrctdr icicrlidIit cinaclpciht lporbcn,
- tGrnit S.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
Der ,peib Is, Ser Die De-
fdstetete fennt.

Gs lit fir 1enieaisen, Der bic Ne'
ihihte fcnnt, cine ermieiene 2hatiahe,
bon i'm Yt~itteialter, iueld,es nniere
mOoernen 9iftbrinaer 10 aerne has
,bunfle" nennen, inter benz mGhtiaen
Giniluf Der fatholiihsn 3irhe, bic
materielle Saae bes arbeitenSen Bottles
cine before mar, als hentSntase, trps
alter Surtihritte, ~Grfinonnaen nns
Ircibciten. Wan bran&t bliss cinen
Bid aui bic sruken Sanoslseenfrcn
i'm Nprocn non europa 8m werfen:
gibed, &nmburs, Sremen, Sausis,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
Gin Gag inn 8mnSeslemat.
Cine bitterc Jarre iibcr bic Nrt NIB
@siic. ,uie unierc b5ditcn Nciet-
gebcr bic .3eit perihmennen.

Der &%uihilgtoner Go~rrcippuhcut
elmer 9roBcll unglp : untcritdniifclt
3citlln9 geltnitet iidl fol9cnpc StiIpc>
ring elmer Sisung 0ca hod,lreu gciesz
9%cbcnbcn aDrpcrs pieics Snnhcs:
Grnifnuils Der Siguug I'M 2 llbr
Eud,nrttug2.
@cbct oco &aplans. Schr id,on.
aber p~cr9cblid,.
TcrleInli9 oc3 Yroiofolle. s(uf aus
trng bcs SenatorS Henroie gleid, ndd)
ihrem Scginr cirgeitcllt.
Sendtnr Bacon: ,Ncrr &oriisenber,
i'll meincr 8rnir hcrrid,cu iehr crpite
3mcifcl betrcfis Der tonititutipncle,l
Sefn9niS bc5 ScndtS. nit Ser Ser
lcIlilg 0es Srptofolls %als5niescn.
5 IS, Scttipn 242. Srtifcl 108 Ser
Contribution 'irbt Dor. bdS -"
Senntpr Vnilcr: r6crr Gpriiscns
Der, in elmer ppr cinigen Snbren BON
mir scbdltcncn Hcbc babe ih barge
than, oaB Der bon Rem Scnaior bon
Georgia nn9c6ogcne Snrdsruph Der
Contribution MneonititutioneI lit. Sdb
hdnbise Dem Senator BON Georgia Ell,
Grcmplnr meiner Dor eini9en Sabrcu
gcbultcnen Rebe cin urb 'teue niins
ntebr. Scrr @priiseuber, Den Mutrd9,
ndS iif Der Seunt perfase."
Scnator 5cpburn: -Sn Se5ig ali
Den Intra9 6eantraee i'd nanents
Tide Ibitimmlug."
N~antendnirui. II ,Sd" (Scndtpr
gailep). IL .Nein".
Scnntor Sailcp: SEER S~oriiseuz
Der, Die iocben po05o9cuc Ibitinrmlins
thut edr. bnB meinc Serrcn Go0ege,
bcibcr Ydrteieu NIT mir ntft mebr
iibcrcinitimncu bctrefie boherer
Stnatspcisbcit. mn baralis iplat.
buB meiue 3ugeborigfcit SIT nicicr
aorperidnIt feinen ipeitercn ,3rped
bat. Sd reii9nicre baber hermit
allf meine StcIluns ais Ritglico nes
Senat3 uro lpiinid,c ierncr 6u err
tldreL pnS i'd ipeben einen paraii
Sc5ug nehmcnben regiltricrtcu Brief
an Den 8cuncrnelr BON Ssrns babe
abacben laiIcn."
Ilgcmcine Undergraduates grs
reglng Der @emiitbcr.
Scnator 9ullonr (pinniiiimol /:
raonner mir nif,t III grefntipz
Sieuns iibcrsebeu?"
EQUATOR Rapncr: SEER Yoriisere
Der. if erbebc mid, nm cine Srdge
b~ctrcfis elmer hod,it p~erionliden Nns
gclcacnhcit 5u itcllen. Sh bdbe in
mcincr 6nuo ein grcmpldr eines 81
IctbuS5lab nuf Dem Sirtfer Inrp-
lambs untcr ocm Sitcl .Sbe 9coilcS
Grab" cridcincnpeu hodir nusebuu@
Ncncn uno riidiiftsloien 9lattcs. Gs
bciinbet lid bdrin elm III ichr belciSis
serlecm Gone eebnltener Irfifel. Der
nidt3 InoercS lit als Gin Durd,duS
uun,otipicrtcr Ingriif dui meine Dor
aurscm i'm Scnat scbaltcue Aebe
iibcr Sic ginlpirfuns in ihrem cisce
ncn Sctt gebratcner Rolnsfcn duf Die
Gcrcaunnpsfbdtiafeit." Sf iiberreid)e
pas Slntt Dem Scfretdr ocs Scnats
uno lpeiic IGN an, Den nit Sleiitiii
unscmcrftcn Sheil beidgtcn Ariifcls
III ncrlcicr. poraui ih iioeS bic NnSes
lcgcuhctt eiuc ldngcrc InIprafe al,
Den Sennt bdlteil nerec."
EQUATOR &cnburn: sd beantrape,
pab Der Seuat lid pertnas."
Namcnaufrui. 81 .Sa", 3 ,Ecin"
tnic Scnatorcn Suilep, Sepburr uno
Rdpucrl.
@crtasung ces Scnats ? llbr 90
Niinltcn Nad,mittass.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20
Nbnnng.

Sodter: .Su. @ama. uuier neucr
3immerberr hot mir bciitc cine Sic.
bcscrflGruna acluad,t."
Ml,ttcr (cneraiih): SnnmeS
3eia. nlpraer iii Der critic ruN 90 milf
ih mcinc Micthe bobcuL bonlit haitn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20

'lln.er oieier 2ubrit perSe; ole Del Der Me-
oa:tio I ein isIagieneU Sadles isp.i.s aniJeiihrt.
Gnrn oieie SerjHentid)uIS iherIl;iiiEt ole ae'
oafticn ~seiierlei Gtra lt,portnn , lar oen Jnbdit.
Tie ScioreNuas eii;eiter aserse e!etbt ucr'
betaite.t.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20

- Sas glut fam hurt Scn Maacn
nnrein gcmoft iperoen. Sr9cup cine
%llnorbnuue bes @ascnS ianu purh
ben 8ebrauf bon Or. Nuguit aouis'S
Sainburgsr Sropieu furirt pcrbeu.
peld)e bns Slut reiiii9eu uub haS
Spitem III eineu 9ciuupeu 3uitauc
brinacn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20

8enu Giucr icinen Slne nid,t
nusiiilcn fam. bcbauptct CT tets, CT
gebprc aui cincu dnbcrcn Slas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-02-20

.0ciiiiselsiid,ter Sahrbnh iiir SaS
Sabr 1912 nit 8nIenbariun." Srud
nub @erIas Der @ciliiscl5iid,ter Yubl.
60, hamburg. IBIS. Ser 5itel nlleiu
erfIdrt 3ped mn anisabe oesielben
uno nnicrc reutid,cn GARNER mn @cs
fliieel5iidpter ipcrocn Die 25 Gents
gerne eutridlten. iiir lpcld,e linen Der
Aeoafteur Ser @eiliisel5iid,tcr" red,t
8crtbpcllcs litiert. - ~. 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-27
PETERSEN
INSURANCE
CASE Up

The case of I'd. {. Petersen the
clothier, against a number OF in
surance companies. was started in
district court this afternoon.
When fire destroyed the Moritz
Behr store on Oklahoma avenue
last August. the stock OF clothing
owned by Petersen in the store
adjoining was badly damaged BY
smoke and water IN an attempt TO
adjust the loss it was agreed that
the insurance companies appoint an
arbitrator. Petersen an arbitrator.
and the two so sTpointed select the
third. This was done and after
many disagreements on the part OF
the board OF arbitration. the matter
finally got into court, petersen con-
tending that he did not receive
fair deal at the hands of the board
of arbitration appointed. The case
will be hotly contested. The attor-
neys for Petersen will endeavor 10
have the findings of the board of
arbitration set aside and the case
tried on its merits and the evi-
dence Burwell, Crockett and John
ston Of Oklahoma City, Scothorn.
Caldwell 4 Merrill of Oklahoma CITY
and VIM. Thompson of Dallas. Texss.
represent the Insurance companies
and Dale & Bierer of this city rep
resent Petersen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-27
TROOPS ARE
RUSHED To
BORDER

Washington June a7.-Antieipating
.fing across the border. as soon as
ths rerreating Mexican rebels reaen
Jasrez, General Wood ordered today
q squadron OF the Third cavalry to
proceed from San Antonio to III Pa
80 The United states military fore
- at FL Paso consists of the entire
regiment OF the Second cavalry. a
squadron of the Third. one regiment
and one battalion of infontry and a
battery OF Geld artillery.
General Huertas Federal Head
quarters. Ortiz Mexico. June 27.-
The request OF General PascuaI Orog
CO. the rebel chief. that General Huer-
IA respect the neutrality OF a garri-
spn which might be left TO protect
the CITY OF Chihuahua If evacuated by
the rebels, was received here today
through the Associated Press. General
Euerta communicated his reply
through the same channel as follows
II viii give all guarantees 10 any
forces Orozco may have TO protect
the people OF the city of Chihuahua
provided those forces have only the
nature of police"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-27
OHIO WAS STORM CENTER
Of UNIT RULE FIGHT
tBy Associated Press,)

Baltimore Nd. June s7.-The pro
Krcssiyes in the Democratic national
convention claimed a notable victory
when they carried a motion abrosst
ing the rule by which some state
delegations were bound to cast their
votes as a unit.
The fight for and against the unit
rule was waged particularly about the
state OF Ohio. where Is district dele
Sstes had been instructed by primar-
les TO vote for Woodrow Wilson. but
where the state convention. controll-
ec by the Harmon forces. had 'nyok-
ed the unit rule. binding all Ohio
dt4esateS 10 the Ohio governor.
Wilson Boom Growing.
The convention. by a vote of 565 IL
20 4si -. voted that no state dele
cation should be subject to unit rule
except in such cases where a state
law was mandatory on the subject.
Wilson supporters in the convention
who earlier in the evening had car
ried on a demonstration lasting 81
regarded the vote as dis
tnctly favoring their candidate The
Wilson boom had been growing
the day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-27
.HAOLEY WAS OFFERED
PRESIDENCY; I. R. BUCKEO

Cedar Rapids la. June 27,-Gor.
HadIey confirmed today the Roosevelt
statement that the Taft leaders al
Chicago had offered to seat the Roose-
velt Washington and Texas delegates
il Roosevelt would consent 10 nomi-
nate Hadley or any other third man.
Hadley said the proposition Gas
made 10 him aud upon finding that
Roosevelt was unlayora0le he refused
TO consider it.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-27
WOMEN
STOP POLE
\ PLANTING

The women OF north Vine again
Stopped the planting of the insight
'ly telephone poles on that through
fare this afternoon. Mrs. Strauss
again led the crusade and was ably
assisted by Mrs. II. A. butcher. As
fast as the workmen completed dig
ging a hole Mrs Strauss filed them
up.
I'VE don't want the ugly old poles
in front OF our property and we won't
silow them there" said Mrs. Strauss,
the commissioners promised TO help
Us and If they don't intend to make
their word good We will compel them
TO show their hands. We will fight
1t out if il takes all summer
At last reports Mrs. Strauss was
holding the fort She and Mrs.
butcher were standing guard over the
works and defying the telephone peo-
PIE to remove them. Work was fin
ally suspended and the militant la
dies OF North Vine were left alone,
the victors.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-27
FIGHTING
LONE HAND
is i R.
OYSTER BAY STATESMAN IS
AFTER THE BIG SINISTER
INFLUENCES" no
lsy Associated Press.l

Oyster Bay. June 27.-"Big sinister
Influences. That is the issue upon
which Colonel Roosevelt viii fight.
lie proposes 10 base his appeal upon
the assertion that what he has term
I'd the big sinister influences" have
determined TO eliminate him from
Public life because he is the one man
whom they really fear. To aceomp-
lsh this purpose, he believes they
are willing 10 take up any man whom
they think can win the presidency
over him. Having defeated him at
the Chicago convention. he SAYS. they
hope TO control the Democratic con-
vention 10 this same end.
They Know Ne"
They know me and / know them,
he said. 1t is anything TO beat me.
am fighting lone hand and am
Eoing TO fight il ont TO the end"
The former president made this re-
raark after long conference with
A. Prendergast. comptroller
u the. -cit.-as-AeX York. AlE-PEen-
rcrgast came to Oyster BAY TO in
Observation-Disclosures to say def
piiNAgs that. under no circumstances
would he. withdraw from the fight
sFHas any suggestion been made.
tsas asked Mr.. Prendergast. that any
man other than Colonel Roosevelt
should lead the fight for the new par
ty?"
In Fight TO the End"
Il will answer that question for
Mr.. Prendergast,' said the colonel
In the statement which ! made in
Chicago on MOnday | said I would |
stay in the fight TO the end. Since |
hen ! have received hundreds of let. |
.ers and telegrams urging me to 90
IN with il. and not one of them sug |
yested that get out of IT, In every |
'ase my reply is just what | said in |
-hicago.''
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-27
M'hEAL OF PAWNEE MAY
RUN FOR CONGRESS

Neal MsNsal is here today from
rswnee Mr. McNeaI is being urged
IS nla many friends throughout the
FIRST congressional district TO again
make the race against Bird Mcclure.
He opposed Mcclure two wears ago
and made a splendid showing under
adverse cpuditions. His friends be
lieve that he is the man TO carry
the Democratic banner 10 victory
this fall in the congressional sight
He goes 10 Oklahoma City tonight
ard may fih for This place.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-27
NATIONAL COMMITTEES
WORK IS ENDORSED
fBr Associs,ed PrsEs.l

Baltimore June z7--Com2le+inz Is
w0rs shortfF after the national en1-
Y@nfion ressseuibied las night, the
"a ssentisls committee agrees % ez
6eFEe -hs IND jnEs a. the Democratic
rational committee in ali coatezted
delegate Cssss except those from
Sngth Dakota and the Disirlez CT Col
anh-a- j. bosh these cases the Clark
forces sgeceeded in seating their IA
gfTucted delegates
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-27
ON uNIr RuLE.

VOTE ON UNIT RULE.
tYes means fayoring abolition o.
init rulel
Alabama 9 L.; no IA L.
Arizona Yes .. no 8.
Arkansas-No ~
California-Yes j. no 81.
Colorado-Ye I. no 5.
Connecticut-Ye 5. no 10
Delanare-Yes s.
Florida-Yes 6: no G
Georgia-No IS
Idaho-Yes g.
Illinois-No 5S.
iudiana-Yes i5: no Is: absent :.
Iowa-Yes ~; no II; moi voting
5.
KansaS-Yes 20.
Kentncky-Yes II. no u SO.
Louisiana-Yes n. no q
Maine-Yes !: no >: not voting s..
Msryland-Yes 8 IL; no l. -
Massachuseits-Yes a5; no 6; not
voting 5. s~
Michigan Yes 8: no 20. not rot
ing ?.
Minnesota Yes -
Mississippi-Yes 20
Missouri-yes Z; no 70.
Montana-Yes s.
Nebraska-Yes l6-
Neyada-Yes s.
New Hampshire-Yes 8
New Jersey-Yes "A: no 4.
New Mexico-Yes 4: no T.
New York-No 90.
North Carolina-Yes 70. no 4
North rakota--Yes 10.
Ohio-Yes. 20 ~. no 25; not rot
Ing. r.
Oklahoma-Yes 10. no le,
Oregon-Yes 2. no 1.
Pennsylvania rs. no IL
Rhode islsnd-YeS > no s.
South Carolina-Yes IS
South Dakota-Yes IS
Tennessee-Ye Z. no II.
Texas-Ye5 40
Ifah-Yes s.
Hermout-Yes & no 9 not voting
ViTglnia-Yes a; no s; not voting
WashingioR-Yes :: no :.
West Nirginia-Yes 3 Il. no loi
.: not voting .
WisconsIn-Ye IS
Wyoming-Ye s.
Alaska-N0 s.
District OF Columbia PASSED.
Hsws Yes 3. no >. absent :
lppines-Yes s
Porto Rico-Tes s
Total, Yes 5ss l.; No ass Is. a5 ,
ent o. not voting s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-27

rits, with the pad that comes With ssch
box. and then my glory beSinSi
No mstter what the weight ~ yonr
elo,hins, no matter how hot aud siufy
II may he Indoors. you reed never be
afraid of pcrspiring any more IN your
srn-pits than ycu do on the hack OF
your hnnds II you uSe PERSPI-No.
Its marvellous yet simple powder
that anybody Is safe in using. Ii keeps
your arm-plis iust rs fresh and dry and
natural asAny other portion Of your body.
Use Pc r. spI-No and hot theatres.
dance halls. and social affairs will have
no more ierrcrS Tor you IN arm-pit per-
spiration. It's Eood-bye dress shields
forever. Satisfaction guaranteed.
PERSPI-NO is for sale ct your drug
eiste at sc box, or sent direct. on receipt
II price. hy the PerSpo Co. sTi5 Lincoln
Ave. Chicago. For sale and recommended
IN 0trhTte ny {. T. TAyAor. wcls sraos Bros.
J. L. kenrelley. Owl Drug Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-27
STATE BOARD OF EQUAlI- !
zAT|ON MEETS JULY 10

A letter received today by County
Assessor Ehas. Lee fro mLeo Meyer.
state auditor. states that the state
as been divided into four sections
for the punpose OF equalizing val
uations of the different classes of
property Logan county viii be
siven hearing July 18th All who
have an interest in the 1912 Ia xas-
sessment are invited to he present
on that day at the Office OF the state
auditor at Oklahoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-27

The 1911 laws pertaining 70 Eoadh
highTayK, bitches and Drains
Pamphlet form Price 25c eacn
syeCisl prices on quantities, Address
Book Department. Leader Printing
~Nuapan- c-tH-f&
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-27
csmn,.s.lensrs Busy Reassess.nq.

The county commissioners are IN
session today as a board al egusli-
zatiou taxing W kicks from taXpag gers
tareughosat the county on the asses
ktsrs returns. The Comm IA 5ssianers are
.sazkIag All honest effort 10 adjust
tie tales according 10 the fair casn
.vzlae OF the land, They NIL be in
sexS3oa foE the rest o. the weeS and
~in take Up and adjust al kicks
submitted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-27
ASK BRyAN.RoosEvELr UNION.

Adel Iowa. June a7.-At meeting
of Democrats and Republicans held
here last night kilograms were sent TO
William J. BRYAN and Theodore
Roosevelt urging them TO join hands
and lead the progressives OF the
country TO victory"
The people generally throughout
the country demand that the two lead
ers join hands i'm this fight against
Wall street" said the kilograms. ut
is q fight between the plain people
and the big interests. and can be ~on
by the combined efforts of only these
two men.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-27
PICEsRD FILES FOR TREASURER

J E Picksrd has amounted that
he wiH seek the nomination o. c0uH-
= treasurer on the Republican tex
u. He fled with The secTsfzry OF
the c0untr election board late this
afternoon Picard is one o. the Old
tine Guihrie citizens he = res
dent Of Guthrie township
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-27
IT NOW LOOKS
LIKE WILSON
Continued from rsge One,

Continued from Psge one)
badly bruised Russel acted like a
madman. Russel is a delegate from
New Jersey. tie formerly ran a
% per al Ardmore. Okla. and was vic
ious In his attacks on public officials.
The police and the serseants-at-arms
we're powerless against the crowd
Officially the demonstration was
recorded as having lasted 50 minutes.
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Commercial Hotel Arrivals.

The following people registered at
the Commercial this week:
]. G. Hoffman, San Francisco; w.
j. Hum, San Francisco; Miss West
fall, San Francisco; Nj. i. Sylvia, San
Francisco; r. r. Lawrence, Tonopah
H. NJ Mcdowell, Tonopah; Jack Sit
pie, Mountain View; X. Raymond,
Morningstar; +. Lowery, city; NJ.
Mondell, Luck Boy; f. Hurst. Carson
City; All Sing, Lovelock; l.. Walls,
Reno; J. RAIDER and vile, Goldhcld /;
J. Ferguson. Fresno; c. Bloom, VIII
lows; Alex Mcleod, Goldroad; I. q.
Brandee, Goldheld: l.. F. Farrell, ST
Louis; b. Moore, Reno; W. T. Rob
erts, Reno: r. Aslin. Bishop; w. Spell
man, Schurz c. T. Bird, Reno: Otto
Erickson, city: H. w Bonwood, san
Francisco +. Moore, Reno; j..
Dole, Sacramento.
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Holland Hotel Arrivals.

Following is the list OF arrivals al
The Holland Hotel for the week:
Sunday-D T. Shinn, San Francis
co: Hugh Kearns, Gunnison, Utah
Rex. Kearns, Gunnison, Utah; /. j.
Curtis, Va. City; J. E. Crowley, Love
lock: w. II. Burton. Buckskin.
onday-Dr. c. A. Hascall, Fallor
a. w. Wright, Salt Lake; f. Renner'
Ludwig; r. Bright, Reno; W. NJ. Pen
rose. Wabuska: Gus Sundeen. Reno;
A. Moquest, Reno; c. Barbagelato
Reno.
Tues day-Neil Niece, Tonopah.
Wednesday-C. J. Hammes, Sacra-
mento; Sam Crane, Portland, Or; J.
G. McDugal, Portland, Or.
Thursday-C c. West, Reno; ID. d.
Golfer. Reno: Geo. l.. McNeily, San
Francisco: NJ W. Hoyle, Denver; X,
Miller Fer11ley | A. Strosnider and
WIFE, East Walker; w. H. May, Reno;
F. w. Holbert, Reno; r. H. Geneery,
Oakland; c. F. Mack, Reno; F. n. Lit
testrom. San Francisco; NJ. J. King,
Silver City; J. Fl. Becbe, Sweetwater
A. l.. Mclger, Bishop.
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IT you don't find all the news on this
page look on the other pages.
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New Pastor.

a letter from J l., Collins, now 10.
Gated NJ Occidental, Sonoma county,
Cal, states that that gentleman has
been appointed to fill the charge of the
NJ. +. church, of Yerington. made va
cant by the resignation Of r l.. Wag-
goner Mr. Collins and wife aud son
will be here next week and are look .
ing forward to happy time in our
midst They will be warmly greeted
and given the best care the good PEG
pie of Yerington can afford.
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California Visitors.

Jake Wright and ] F. c. Rahmstorf,
of Byron. Cal. who are interested in
mining ground just east of the Yering-
ton Bullion property, were callers in
Yerington Wednesday of this week.
They are very much pleased with the
mining part of the district and also
the agricultural possibilities of the
ierington country They left for Cal
ifornia Thursday, stating they would
return about December |, as the land
looks good to them
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Will Return to Yerington.

J. \. Chisholm, Uack) as everybody
in the Yerington district knows him,
formerly manager OF the Nevada
Queen property and who has been OPP
Grating i'll the Porcupine district. in
Canada. for the past two years. sailed
from Montreal on the first for Scot
land, where he will visit for time
with his mother On his return %
America he expects To make Icring
ton his home and pay particular atten
ton to the development OF the Queen
property,