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Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-06

ney of Sargent county. losing by the
narrow margin of 18 votes.
Most of the republican candidates,
however, received the normal repub-
llcan majority. The returns are:
States Attorney-Leslie, 79s: Espe-
land, S15: - ,
sheriff-rladby. sss; Mcc;raw. 752.
County Judge--Taylor. 1.o64: Riba.
Auditor-McPherso 1,151: Mich
aels, 400.
Register of Deeds--Hudson. 1,126;
Beatman. 398.
Trcasurer-Dada, 1,149; Powers,
42S.
Representative Peterson. 1912:
Commissioner. First District-Fir,
157; Gronlie, IS.
Commissioner, Second District
Nordstron, 232; Stockstad. 106.
Commissioner. Third District-Nel-
son. 173: Walstead. 1875.
Cavalier County.
Langdon, N. D., Nov. 6.-Henry
Mclean. republican. defeated John
Mahon, democrat, for state senator in
this county by a margin of nearly
400 votes.
G. Crimson, republican. was re-
elected states attorney by a plurality
of 900. o. J. Eide was chosen coun-
ty auditor by a narrow margin, and
+. w. Bleakly, republican, defeated
H. L. Dorval for the county judge
ship.
The surprise of the election was the
defeat of Miss Helen ]. Sullivan for
superintendent Of schools by Fred
Reher.
The complete returns are:
ia Sonafnr-Ionrvy MoT
publican, 1.168; John Mahon, demo-
crat, 797
Reprcsentatives-Ol Axvig, repub-
lican, 1,10S: w. G. Mcbride, demo-
crat, 674; John Baldwin. republican,
1856; Donald MCLAUGHLIN. democrat,
s31: James Morgan, republican. 953:
Fred Borousky. democrat, 1856.
Sheriff--Jerry Kelland, republican,
1884: Wilbur L. Drury, democrat,
County Auditor-Ole ]. Eide. re-
publican. 1.229: ]. X. Hamilton, demo-
crat. LIZA.
County Treasurer-A. A. Seeley, re-
publican, 1908: Robert Work. demo-
crat, 1928.
Clerk of Court-Chas. S. Robertson,
democrat.
Register of Dceds-John McGauv-
ran. republican. 1,193; John l.. Sch
wartz, democrat, 1882.
States Attorney-G. Crimson. re-
publican, 1,212; H. E. Dorval. demo-
crat, LIS.
County Superintendent-Fr Re-
her, 1928: H. j. Sullivan, 1857.
Richland County.
Wahpeton, ~ D.. Nov. GA heavy
vote was polled in the Richland coun-
ty election, the republicans gaining
one office, that of states attorney
Forbes winning over Kachelhoffer by
SO votes.
]. w. Thornton defeated Charles
Hanson for the position Of superin-
tendent of schools by IS votes. The
returns follow:
For State Senator. Twelfth District
Nelson, S32; Eberley, $50.
For Legislature, Twelfth District
Divet. s45; Hattie, 561: Ness. TAI;
Zentgraf. 661.
For Legislature, Thirty-seventh
Myhre, 1854; Ercink, 364.
2,121.
For Auditor-Burton, 1,74s; Aspin-
wall, 1,470.
For Treasurer-worner. 2,a21;
Braun, 1.470.
For Clerk Of court-Johnson, L..
264: Bergman, 1899.
For Register of Deeds-O. J. Olson
1895; 0. E. Olson, 1,244.
For States Attorney-Forbes, l..
663; Kachelhoffer, 1,604.
For County Judge-Jersin, 1,O49;
| Van Arnam, 2,03S.
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find new NCINERATOR.. R...O.K."

Highly satisfactory work is being
done by the new city garbage inciner-
ator according to the health commit
tee Of the city. council which inspect
ed the apparatus Thursday.
The committee which consists Of
Aldermen Pyes. Smith and Reed,
have authorized City Auditor William
Alexander to draw a warrant for $500
in the payment for the incinerator.
Mr.. Alexander Thursday also drew
up the contract. with the A. S. Gamer.
on Steam Pump works of New York
for the new pump to be installed at
the city water works.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-06
ity avenue, Grand Forks. &.
Ni.S Al;ce Kiese. DeMers ave-

ity avenue, Grand Forks. -. 8
Miss Alice Kiese. DeMers ave- :
nue., Grand Forks. ...:;.; o
Miss Violet Daubenberg. ooi M r
Fourth street, Grand ForKs.o .
Mrs. Sadie Routzahn, @ oSo
Fourth avenue. Grand Forks 0
Mrs. F. L. Kermott. 622 UNI +.
versity avenue. Grand FORKS .
H, L. Wentz, 914 North t1tth i,
street, Grand Forks. 49,: o
Miss Alice Lerud S49 Belmont .
avenue, Grand Forks. -. 0
E. e. Van Voorhis. 210 South
Fourth street. E. G. F.; o
Miss Ethel Seavey. 223 N. Third
Miss ssseri, Ph,ebe ei " McIlraith. a'7 .
Fourth street. E. G. F.. 5
C. r. Moran, Grand Forks.
Miss Anna Earle, 1905 Univers-
ity avenue, Grand Forks.:.. .
Mrs. r. A. Sprague, 312k Kitt- =
son avenue, Grand Forks.... 8
e. o. Huseby. 631 N. Fourth
street. Grand Forks. .:...:;
Miss Ethel Seavey. 22s North
Third street, E. G. F.......
Miss Gertrude German. 500 N.
Fourth street, Grand Forks.
Eelmer Bake. East Grand
Miss Mary Desoutelle. 224 S.
Fourth street, E. G.. Fec.
J.. A. Bennett, 101 Cottonwood
street, Grand Forks ........
Geo. zengel. 511 Dakota. E. q.
F. ...............
D,,th4rf0~H
Vernon Av.. Grand Forks.
Miss Al gail Bachelor. Belmont
avenue. Grand Forks. .......
Mrs. May Myers, 220 N. Eighth
street, Grand Forks. .......
Miss Ruth Bundle. 616 Uni
versity avenue. Grand Forks
Miss Cora Hanson, 1926 Strong
avenu. Grand Forks. .......
George Ausbury. R. J.. D. No.
I, Grand Forks.
District No. 2 includes all t
ritOry outside of the cities
Grand Forks, N. d., and E
Grand Forks, Minn., and ru
mail routes from these two citl
This campaign closes Decent
10, 1914.
l.. G. Larkin, Thompson, N. D. a
Roy o. Young, Neche. N. d. -. 4
Clarence Stark. Grafton, N. d. a
Garnett L. Thexton, ST Thomas.
N. u. ............... 3
Miss Einiliana Mayer. Larimore.
N. D. ............3 3
Clarence O'Connor, St. Thomas.
N. D. ....................2 2
Miss Nora Iildrerayr. Peters,
burg. N. D.. 2
Arlin Baglien, Hillsboro, Nd. i
]. I. Hensrud, Mekinock, N. D. Il
Henry Peterson, Reynolds. N.
Miss Nora Braathen. Halma.
John ]. Holan, Warren. MINI. Il
Noel Robillard. Olga. N. D. -. l
ALT. Anderson. Starkweather,
N. u: ..:.:.....
Edward Ellefson. Whitman, N.
ID.
Miss Lillian Doukin, Badger.
Louis Renveil, Walhalla. N. D.
Miss Charlotte Ferris. Ardoch.
Miss D. NJ. Hildahl, Greenbush,
MINI. ............
Miss Lillian Walberg. Warroad,
MINI. ...............
Mrs. Alfred Carlson, Lakota,
N. D. ...............
T. E. Bakke, 500 Holly avenue.
Crookston. MINI ...........
Cecil Gessner. Penn. n. D..
Mrs. Jessie Anderson, Sarles,
N. D. ..............
o. 0. Knudson, Hampden, N. d.
w. e. Keith, Gallo. N. D. ......
Melvin. Berg, Reynolds. N. D..
John J. Mass, Petersburg, N. d.
Mrs. J. Berkheimer. Niagara,
~. II.
J. r. Boyd. Hannah. N. De-.
Geo. S. Swarstad, University. =.
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,,rs n Smith, overly, N. D.: e'V'
r McMenaney, Reynolds, N. 4.
Henry Halyorson, Plentywood, <
Miss mont Bernice Church. Park : I,
- RixerHi y Hisnven, n; Wiliiston, N. 3. So
Hazel G. Johnson, st. Thomas =,
w e q F Bernhoft, Alira. N. D.. 5,2!
I v. Clark. Larimore. n. D.. e'o,
| w. C. Hamilton, Grafton, N. ~ ~ Nv
Miss Florence Emmerlck, tzv +,
N. Main street. Crookston' = n,
MINI ....;.....' .,oonda
Miss Mabel Gjelsness' Afnahoa' q,
Sam Ramsfield, Melvin. Minn... So
Clarence Larson. Golden Sai- a.
| ley, Mimi. ......... ~
= .ior Buck, White Earth. N. ID. 5,o'
| Jas. Tikalsky, Michigan, N. D.. o'S
! w. A. Cleveland. Wildrose. N. u 5'o
Miss Marie Brunsvold. Leeds a.
N. D. o'o
Miss Belle McClennon. Calvin, =
r A. a. NJ Minder, Crystal. N. d.. SO
A. D. Collette, Argyle Mimi. 5,o
Adolph Noun, Carbury, N. D.. 5,S
Donald Minchler, Knox, n. D.. 5,o
Mrs. E. X. Douglas, Os-iabrock' a
N. ID. ........:... ::...' ''o
Miss l. ttie o'Brien. PIX River. =
N: D. ..;::.';;'n1.. =, - "a n
Earl Linn, York n. De-. 6'oo
Miss Anna Ryba, Lankin, N; d. 5'o
Edwin O'Rry, kempt n; N: y. e'oo
Mrs. II, T, Sands, Norma, N. D. SO
! Miss Wanda Smith, Park River,
Oscar stearns, Jr.. Portland, =
Raymond Warcup, Larimore, ):
n. D., r. f. d. 1........... 5,5
Miss A. Smelling, Angus. Minn:. so
Ellie Marion. Medicine Lake, :
E. Gilhllan, r. F. D., Red Lake =
Falls, Minn. ......... ..... o'o
Ole ]. Thorson. Park River .
Mrs. Della Teslow. sos Horace
Av. Thief River Falls, Mimi. 5,9
w. X. Parnell, Cavalier n. D.. 5,0
Edwin Sabin, Northwood. N. D. SO
Miss Almeda Torgerson. Leeds, .
, George oi e. Moore, Red Lake Falls.
E. N''t; Il. charnhoim. Roth, N. D.. So
} Carl Korstad, Thief River
, C. Il. Colosky, Marvel, N. d.. SC
Mrs. Fl. c. Hanson. Granville, =.
, N. d SO
Miss Maud Chale. Bathgate,
n. D. ................. 81
3 D. Folger. Lakota, N. D....... 80
0 A. Duff, Hoople. N. D......... 5,O
Art Tetrault Walhalla. N. D.. So
b Miss Myrtle Lindherg, Rugby,
n. d. -. ......... so
0 Norman Kenny, Towner, N. D.. So
0 ,.lrs. E. Monnes Powers Lake,
D n. u. o'o
| Mrs. L. A. Cross. Lansford, N.
D u. ......; ...:;.'; o''
Norval Smeddurn. Granville. N.
U -. 9,N
Miss Rose Larkin, Minot, N. D. sc
0 Miss May Mcdonald. Warroad,
Jabmar Levola. Middle River,
U MINI. o.
l.. Hermanson, Thompson. Y. d. 81
0 Mrs. Minnie Simmons. Drayton,
n. ID. Observation-Disclosures. 81
0 Fred Johnson, Hensel. n. D.. ST.
J. II. Mcdonald, Conway, n. d. S,
D Roland A. King, Pembina, n.
0 Mrs. Roy Bassett. Minot. N. d. 5,(
0 Mrs. Ira Wooster, Stanley, n.
~ ....... o.
0 Morris Lund. Donaldson, Mimi. s.,
0 Mrs. b. Moses, Arnegard, N. ID. 81
0 AXel a. Selseth. Williston. n. d. 81
Q Miss Eva Crawford. Ray, N. D.. S.
A married woman is always S
0 picious of her husband when she
n raiveS a ta1epr3m from him writ
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-06

ror County Commissioner, Second
Aisss.rlct.Larson, 2s.4; Bakken, IS.
,> TOT county Commissioner, Third
t,rHlsstr'ct-Polfuss. ,Hs 3o5; Koppeiman..
n,i,. For County sc6mmissioner, Fourth
County Superintendent - Hanson.
1000; Thornton, 1915.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-06
Burleieh County.

Bismarck. n. D.. Nov. 6.-With re-
turns in from all but four precincts
in Burleigh county. the republican
ticket was victorious with the excep-
tion of County Commissioner Ellison
of Sterling, who was defeated by j.
H. Riley. a democrat. The republican
county ticket is assured, with hand
some pluralities for all candidates on
the republican state ticket. The re-
suits are:
Members House of Representatives
Harris 1898, Homan 1877, Williams
1887. Bertsch $50. Johnson 421, Per-
kins 403.
Judge Supreme Court-Spalding
1897, Christianson S3S.
Sheriff-French l43s. Thompson
GAG.
County Auditor - Flaherty 1852,
Skeels 321.
County Treasurer - Prater 1882,
Korn 374.
Clerk OF District Court - Fisher
1853, Worst 367.
Register Of Deeds-Keenan 1881,
Ward 372.
County Judge Bradley 1859,
Brooks 345.
Coroner-TruaX 1915. Smyth Asa.
County Commissioner-First, Pat
terson 431. Gussner 237; second, Eli
son 1913. Wiley l75; third, Hedstrom
1873. McCleary 65; fourth. Fersonen
15S, Glanville 14G.
County superintendent FignesS
1922, Anderson S19.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-06
ToWllcr County.

cando. n. D.. Nov. 6.--Thc legisla-
i've delegation of Towner county will
one republican having been elected
to the state house Of representatives,
w. l.. Moves and Cal Siple being the
successful candidates.
a. s. Gibbens, republican. was re-
elected to the state senate without op-
position.
The final returns on the county Of
fi2es are: E
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-06
EXTRA BALLOT
$4,000 POINTS
Alert Agents in Herald Cir
culation Campaign See
New Opportunity.

Election Over and Decided, Settled
Conditions Make 1t Easier for Good,
Faithful Workers to Make Sure of
Owning One of Those Fine Automo-
biles Offered by the Times-Herald
Co.-"Do 1t Now"
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-06
LANIourc County.

LaMoure, N. D.. Nov 6.-Geogra-
phical divisions appear to have been
large factor in determining the vote
in LaMoure county, the democrats
leading in the western section of the
county and the republicans in the east
end.
The final returns show, however,
that the republicans nave made al
most a clean sweep of the county Of
fees:
Sheriff ..
IoWerS ..... ....'..'..... 90
Knight 6O3
Register Of Deeds
Ellison 945
Thamert 553
States Attorney
Knopp .............. 9ls
Doane ................. ....... GAS
Superintendent of Schools
Miss SanderSOn n.............. 977
Brine ................ S55
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-06

Sargent County.
Cogswell. N. d., Nov. GA. Leslie.
epublican, who was on the desk Of
he state senate at Bismarck for sew
raj sessions ago, was defeated in the
race for reelection as states attor-
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-06
Barnes Colnty.

Barnes COlnty.
Valley City, N. d.. Nov. 81. l..
Kelly was elected sheriff of Barnes
county over Shearer, by a majority Of
600. This is the only county office on
which there was real fight. A re-
publican legislative delegation was
elected, including Frank Ployhar and
H. Hanson, both former members Of
the assembly
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-06
Foster County.

Darlington. N. D.. Nov 6.-The
candidates for representatives from
this district, comprising Foster and
Eddy counties. were as follows: Bart
ley 9S4. Reimers $50, Mortensen 393
Eddy county is vet to hear from on
this vote. but the election of BARLEY
and Reimers is conceded.
Sheriff-Morgan 574. Nielsen 461.
County AuditOr-Gooden 436, Wilt
schko 562.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-06
I'cnlbilla County.

Cavalier. n. D.. Nov. 6.-With the
exception of the offices of states at
torney and clerk Of court the county
offices of Pembina county will be filled
by republicans during the next term
Of two years. The state senator and
the three representatives for this dis
trict were also chosen from the re-
publican ticket. The following shows
the totals, as nearly correct as can be
riven at this time of the candidates
vcept in the cases OF VIM. Felson. J.
J. Winlaw and H. G. Wick. who had
% opposition for the offices of auditor.
Jerk Of court and county Judge, re-
nectively:
The figures on the vote between A.
u. Wakefield and Miss Charlotte A.
Zones in the county superintendent
ontest gave Miss Lottie Jones the Of
re.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-06
l:riggs County.

Cooperstown. y. d., Nov. G.-The
returns for the county are not all in.
excepting on sheriff. which discloses
that Albert |. MonSon is elected sher-
iff over Nels X. MarkusGn b" = ''r"-
iority of 46 votes. The race was a
good one.
The following is the vote on the
principal Offices:
United States Senator-Gronna Ala,
Purcell $40
Governor-Hanna 34a, Hellstrom
sol.
State Senator-Ellingson 4O2, Han
son 396.
Representatives-Ba 4S7. Ev-
erson 35s, Lathrop 345. Fuller 270,
Lee 4S9. Lunde 507.
Sheriff - Markuson 46S. Monson
514.
According to the latest information
the vote on state senator and repre-
sentatives in Steele county has re-
suited in the election Of all the repub-
lican andidates-EllingsOn Baldwin,
Everson and Lathrop.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-11-06
COUNTY RETURNS SHOW SURPRISING
RESULTS N Many LOCAL CONTESTS

County Observation-Disclosures 564,
Wiley 42S.
Clerk of Court--Beaty sac, Con-
molly 466.
County Judge--Graham sol. O'Hara
4O1.
James Rusk. former county treas
urer. wins out for county commits
sioner in the second district over L.
l.. Fritz by vote of 255 to 237.
County Superintendent of Schools
Miss Beaty 727, Miss Akin 51l.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-17
THE RISE ANO
FALL OF NAPOLEON

This remarkable production will be
put on at the Guthrie theater Satur-
day afternoon and night dt comes
to the Guthrie theater direct from the
Overhoser at Oklahoma City. Man
ager Lewis of the Guthrie theater
secured the play for Guthrie by
making big guarantee
In presenting "The Rise and Fall
|of Napoleon one of the most strik-
ing productions ever staged, the
NapoleoY Film company spared
neither time or expense to make it a
masterpiece long to be remembered
This is the first time an attempt has
been made to portray the complete
brilliant career of the great Emperor
IL living picture form, and the subject
will be voted one of the greatest
triumphs of film production and will
he ranked among the classics of mo-
ton pictures.
The intense realism of every scene
particularly those depicting six OF
Napoleons famous battles, the burn
ing of Moscow, and the retreat across
the ice plains, has never been
equalled The subject is staged with
the greatest accuracy as to detail in
costumes and settings, the magnifi-
cence of some of the scenes is mar
yelous, and where practicable have
been taken on the exact location
where the event occurred. For in
stance. Napoleon bids farewell to his
"OId Guard" at Fontainebleau castle,
here the event actually happened,
as also his retreat from Moscow,
which was posed for on the snow
clad fields of Russia, over the very
spot where lie buried the homes of
thousands of his brave followers who
perished in that famous disastrous
retreat of a century ago.
The subject is not belittled by some
petty intrigue, having no bearings on
the real issue, but interviewer with
the historical interest is the pathetic
love story of Napoleon and Josephine,
conceded to be the most romantic in
history.
The part of Napoleon is taken by
Mr. NJ Charly of the Theater Antoine,
Paris. and is a wonderful character
zation of the great Emperor. who as
he dominating figure, is presented
faithfully in mannerisms. gait and
poise. by this eminent actor TO whom
the role was assigned.
The situation calls for several real
istic battle scenes requiring the
massing and action of large bodies of
soldiers, and the resulting carnage,
from shot, shell and hayonet. is i'm
pressive from the great number of
troops employed in the maneuvers.
The scenes of court life. where the
Emperor receives his leading officers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-17
Kate Stiferman, Of Oklahoma City
Restored After Long Period Of
Sufferin

Kate Stiferman OF Capitol Hill. Ok
lahoma City. lived on crackers for
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She got bottle of Mayr's Wonder
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"A sample bottle of your remedy
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-17
.DA|RY|NG
QUESTION
IN LOGAN
ENCOURAGEMENT OF LIVE
STOCK RAISING CONSID-
ERED BY CHAMBER

The announcement of dairying and
OF live stock raising Is the most i'm
pOrtant thing to the people of Logan
county at this time, was the unani-
nous decision of the agriculture com
mittee of the Chamber of Commerce
at large and enthusiastic meeting
held yesterday morning.
The farm of the man who feeds his
crop to live stock constantly grows
better while that of the man who
sells off his grain grows poorer The
farmer with bunch of milk cows al
ways has money to pay his bills, con-
sequently, determined effort will
be made by the business msn of
Guthrie to encourage live stock grow
ing and awaken the people to the i'm
portande OF dairying. II was de-
termined by the committee to observe
Dairy day in the near future when
dairying. silo and live stock experts
will address the people An effort
will also be made to have a practical
demonstration of cheese manufactur-
ing on the farm. The committee also
decided to urge every business man
in Guthrie as well as the farmers over
the county to get behind the Cimarron
Valley Fair association and help make
the fair this year the best one In the
state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-17
Postmaster Changes

Changes in fourth class Oklahoma
postmasters are announced as fol-
lows
Morrison Noble county-Guy NJ
Coffman. vice 5 A. Testerman. re-
moved. Eta. Cherokee county-Effle
l.. Stewart, vice Marq +. Latty. re-
signed.
Mrs Era Watson has also been
named as postmistress at Limestone
Newton county, Arkansas, to succeed
IT, ii Ham.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-17
MERELY MARY ANN" PROGRAM

Following is the program for
Merely Mary Ann"
Merely Mary Ann, by zangwill.
presented by Sooners Dramatic club.
University of Oklahoma. Under di-
rection of Miss 4. Marie Anderson.
Benefit o. F. f. G,
Synopsis
Act reception hall in Mrs. Led
better's boarding house, London.
Act 2-Lancelot's bed sitting room.
in Mrs. Ledbetter's boarding house.
Act Same as Act 2.
Act 4--Drawing room Of Vine Hall.
Time--Present. Niet
Casts
OGorman, Sunday Journalist Lo-
ran Ward.
Mrs. Ledbetter's lodging house
keeper-Perrill Munich.
Rosie her daughter-Virginia Stro-
Ter.
Merely Mary Ann-E. Marie An
derson.
Jim Blaydes, a medical student
Fletcher Riley.
1.ancelot, composer-Claude Fos
ter
Mr.. Peter, in business-C. McKin
ney.
Miss Trippett, music hall dancer
Avis Barbour.
Herr Bralmson, music publisher
Loran Ward
Rev Samuel Smedge, country
Vicar--Fletcher Riley.
Lady Chelmar, poor peeress--
Perrill MUNICH
Lady Caroline, countess of Foxwell
Virginia Strosler.
Rowena Fitzgeorge-Avis Barbour,
Howard, footman-Isoran Ward
Lord Valentine Foxwell. a glded
outh-Roy Baines.
DioG--A canary.
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Remember the name-Doan' sand
take no other.-Ady.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-17
|L|vES 8 YEARS ON CRACKERS;
GETS HEALTH BACK IN A DAY

Mayrs Wonderful Stomach Remedy
clears the digestive tract Of mucoid
accretions and removes poisonous
matter. 1t brings quick relief to suf-
ferers from stomach ailments, liver
and bowel troubles. Many declare
that it has saved them from danger
GUS operations; many declare that It
has saved their lives
Because of the remarkable success
of this remedy there are many imita-
tors. so be cautious. Be sure it's
MIayrs. Probably this remedy Is
known among your own neighbors,
ask them. Go to the Owl drug store
and ask about the wonderful results
it has been accomplishing among peo-
ple they know--or send to Geo. II
Mayr, Mfg, Chemist, 154-1o6 Whiting
St, Chicago, H., for free book OF,
stomach ailments and many grateful
letters from people who have been
restored. Any druggist can tell you
its wonderful effects
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-17
Visitors In Washington

Among the Oklahoma visitors at
the national capital are 5 A. Apple,
of Ardmore; DR.. J. II. Miller, Antlers,
Dr r. +. Howell. Davis: Governor D..
Fl. Johnston. Emet. Captain and Mrs.
George w. Grayson. Eufaula: Chief
Motley Tiger, of the Creek Nation,
Governor Victor NJ locke, Jr., of the
choctaw nation; an. l.. Mott, Musko-
gee State Banking Commissioner
John NJ. Davis. of Little Rock. Ark.
is also in the city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-17
Oil Men Favored

The house public lands committee
has authorized Chairman Scott Ferris
to fayorabl, report a bill for the tenn
porary relief of independent oil men
on claims in California.
The bill empowers the secretary Of
the inferior to make working agree
ments by which the locaters may 90
on pumping oil to meet the competi-
tion OF the large holders Of alternate
sections OF land. who II is contended
are draining the oil supply 1t is a
temporary measure pending compre-
hensive national leasing legislation