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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-22
CHICAGO ROBBERS SING
WHILE THEY "CRACK A CRIB

Chicago, H., Dec. Singing a
popular song to drown any cries that
their victim might make, seven men
robbed Otto X. Slater of s34S. Slater
was attracted to the wineroom of a
saloon by the singing of the seven.
AS he entered two of them stepped
forward and held him firmly. Then
they all sang, Everybody Works but
Father" while a third robber went
through Slaters pockets.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-22
COTTON MILLS OPEN AND
WILL RUN NIGHT AND O|Y

Lowell, Mass, Dec 22.-Orders
were given today by which the
machinery Of the fremont and SUI
folk Cotton Mills will be run twenty
four hours a day. beginning Wednes-
day This applies particularly to the
weaving department. About four
hundred employees will be hired on
the extra shift. An anticipated de-
mand for fabrics early in the coming
year is given as the reason for the
increase in production.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-22
AIR SCOUT FALLS
INTO THE SEA

Ocean Side Calf Dec. 12-Lieu-
tenant +. J. Gerstner. observer in one
Of the six United States army scout
aeroplanes that started today on
flight from san Diego 10 Los Angeles
was drowned In the sea ten niles
north 0f this place Captain D.. r.
Miller. pilot Of the wrecked machine
was rescued L. Captain T. W Pat
terson. another army aviator. whose
aeroplane had been wrecked near
where Lieutenant Gerstner net his
death.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-22
{ farmers NEAR RINCL ING
DUEL WITH RIFLES

Ringing, Okla, Dec 2f.-,Resulting
from feud of long standing, a duel
with rifles was pulled Off near Ben
nington, Between Preston Jordan and
Charles Keith, the latter receiving
two slight wounds. The two men
live less than 100 yards apart, yet
they have not spoken for a long time.
Jordan has been caught in Texas and
is now in the county Jail on a charge
of assault to kill Keith lost one
finger from his right hand and car
ries bad wound ON his right foot.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-22

1t appears that the lieutenant gov
nor-elect has a magnified idea OF
his importance. 1t is indeed regret
able that conditions In Oklahoma are
such that man of the Trapp ilk can
gain preferment over worthy men
Suppose Bob Williams should die!
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-22
DEWEYs FLAGSHIP TO FAIR

Charleston. $. c.. Dec. %. - Ord
ers We're received here today for the
United states cruiser Olympia. Ad-
miral Deweys flagship at the battle
of Manila. to DE ready TO sail Febru-
ary - for the Panama-Pacific ex-
position by way Of the Panama can
al The Olympia has been mere 5in q
1872
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-22
BATTLE RACES ON
BANKS or BZURA
(contlnued from Face One.l

Continued from Page One.)
coast beyond Ostend where the Ger
mans have established many shore
batteries hidden in the grass and
sand.
Political developments in Hungary,
whose people are reported to be
deeply discontented because they
think that Germany and Austria are
failing to give Hungary fair share
Of protection are the subject of much
speculation and deep interest in
England
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-22

Talk OF hunting trouble, consider
those two Frenchmen who walked a.
800 miles, from Canada to New York,
to sail to join the army.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-22
No Remedy

No Remedy
They say the hair Of a doc is good
for ifs bite"
That may be why Mexican pulque
IS so deadly"
What do You mean?'
'In Mexico the dogs are hairless i"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-22

sam Y * :; M@a d IA
Il LEADERETTES. "a
ga mm 10 :a 10 - 81 10 =. "a III "a .
Spaniards prefer Porto Rican coffee.
Spain last year produced 500
metric tons of antimony.
Hickory, n. G., IS ncG run on the
city manager system.
Charlotte. N. c., may adopt city
manager plan of government.
Georgians have sold $3,5O0OOO
worth of mules to British buyers.
Houston, Tex, has compelled a re-
duction of electric light rates.
Detroit, Mich, has voted to estab-
lish a City Recreation commission.
Sixty per cent of Jamaica's foreign
trade is with the United States
Portland Me-, has a barber who has
been in continuous service fifty years.
S. Neuberger of Grass Valley, Cal,
has lost his six sons, all killed in
battle in Europe.
j. s. Bryne and wife of Salem, Ore
have ended forty-four years Of mar
ried life by divorce.
Chicago women are demanding ap-
pointment of a city morals commits
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-22

Gen. Huerta's cablegram from Spain
is to the effect that anyone WAC
says he proposes to help villa is a VII
famous liar.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-22

The city council of Pittsburgh, Pa,
has voted $45,500 to provide public
work for the unemployed this winter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-22

In order to please the mills and
factories, buy your bridges and sky
scrapers early.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-22

There is more Catarrh in this section of
the country than all other diseases put
together, and until the last few years
was supposed to be incurable. For a great
many years doctors pronounced it a local
disease and prescribed local remedies, and
by constantly falling to cure with local
treatment, pronounced it incurable. Sci
ence has proven Catarrh to be consti-
tutioaal disease, and therefore requires
cure, manufactured by T. j. Cheney &
Co.. Toledo, Ohio, is the only Constitu-
tional cure on the market 1t is taken in
ternally in doses from 10 drops to tea
spoonful. 1t acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any case it
fails to cure. Send for circulars and tes-
timonial5.
Address: r. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, re.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-22

France is considering the employ
ment of its German war prisoners on
the roads in Algeria.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-22

Benjamin State of
House natives will
present Harrison being
supporters confidence
Calvin
in politics the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-22

Richmond, Va, promoters are pre-
pairing to coloniZe Hungarians on 4,JO0
acres near that city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-22
Olsrnithisr1ns

workDniy that can be anything
he if have its limitations Herel nave
Guthrie the admins
raion changed Felix Adler reinforced by small army
indeed sad sand world
CIGARS FOR CHRISTMAS.
Carefully selected by practical smoker for your express use and
benefit Prices within to $0 per
Ladies especially invited call and look the number OF
things Christ
lngerSo Watches
Flash Lights $lO0
Paror Fishing $lS5
about half price You
the rent with this dill
property is
OLSMITH ARMS co. Guthrie, Okla.
Phone 1913
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-22

Buy your Christmas presents at
Whites Jewelry Store. Open even
ings until Christmas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-22

sion to control and prevent vice con,
ditions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-22

Chicago women are demanding ap-
pointment of a city morals commits
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-24

wish it lll wMt f6i you 'n the i0b6y Gownstairs"
 shayhon turned and left them olone un the balcony.
 "Tm sorry" P. syharite told the girl in unfeigued conuitlou Please for give me. I've vicious temper-the color of my hair-uud ] couldn't resist the temptation Go make him squirm"
 "If you only knew how | despised him." she said "you wouldn't think it necessary to excuse yourself. though l don't know yet what it's all about"
 Simply l happen Co have the whip hand of the Shayuon conscience" re- turned r. Sybarite "I happen to know that Bayard ls secretly the husband of woman notorious iu New York under the name of Mrs. Jefferson lnche'
 "ls that true? Dare ] believe'-
 Intimations Of fears mexpressibly alleviated breathed in her tone.
 "I have the word of the lady herself, together with the evidence of his con fusion just now. What more do you ueedg'
 'lf that is true bow can it be that he has been begging me this very night to marry him within a month";"
 "He may have entertained hopes of gaining his end his freedom in Gn- other way Furthermore. he probably thinks himself forced to seem insistent by the part he's playing His father doesn't know of this entanglement; he'd disinherit Bayord if he did"
 .It may he so." she responded va -autly
 "Tell me-" he suggested presently, 5tammering, off you don't mind giving me more of your confidence. to which I don't pretend to have any right, only my interest in-in you-th the mystery with which you surround yourself, liv- ing alone there in thnt wretched boarding house.
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Knowing what know, it's impossi- ble."
 "You will go to the Plazar
 Yes" she replied i've made up my mind to that
 "You have cab waiting, of course. May I call it for youT
 My own car" she said "The call check is with my wraps But" she smiled CT shall be glad to give 1t to you to hand to the porter if you1l be SO good, and then you may see me to my car"
 "To do Bayard out of that honorp' he said cheerfully "You couldn't in- vent a service to gratify me more hugely"
 She smiled in synpathy.
 But he will be expecting to see you homeg"
 'No matter fl he does, be sha'n't Besides, he lives In bachelor rooms, within walking distance, I believe"
 Already the vast and shining hall was almost empty; only at the farther wall a handful of guests clustered around the doorway, waiting to take their turn i'm the crowded cloakrooms. A moment more and the two were close upon the vanguard of departing guests, and the girl and P. Sybauta parted.
 "Wait for me in the lobby,n she said smiling
 Liberated from the crowded elevator on the lower floor, P. sybarite found his lackey, resumed hat and coat and waited in the lobby opposite the ele- vators.
 At the side street entrance the crush of anteroom and elevators was duph- cated, tanning the doorway and over flowing 10 the sidewalk while in wait ing for motorcars and carriages.
 But through the Fifth avenue en- trance only the thin stream of those intending to walk was trickllng away.
 After a time F. Sybarite discovered Bayard Shaynon not far off like him self waiting and with a vigllant eye reviewing the departing the while Do
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trace more brusquely over One lttc mans head
 "Im afraid youu have to excuse ne. Bayard. " she returned.
 He hesimted "Do | understand you're ready for me to take you hDmeT'
 r'Youre Co understand that ! will ntither dance nor sit out the dance wQh you and that ] don't wish to be disturbed"
 C'Bless your hearty F. Sybarlte in- tcripcted pItvatelvD
 Tte voice Of the younger Shaynou hroh, with passion.
 "rkis sthe limit"' he cried violent y. I've reached the end of my endur- once ,Who's this creature you're withg'
 "Is your memory so short| P Syb1 rite asked quietly. "Havo you forgot ten the microbeL the ltGo guy who puts the point in disaupointmentY"
 owe forgotten nothing you-animall Nor thub you iusultcd my father pub- ncly a fev minutes ago Remove chat mask andstell me your name. 1T you lNNNNN T D AnANNA Ntu " lNiiH NM AlIi.N of your lifc-here and noww
 "One moment" r. Sybarite pleaded. with a graceful gesture. "Before com hitting yourself Go this mad enter prise would you mind telling me ex- actly how yout spell that word inch7 With a capital "P and final 'e'-by any chance?"
 With an in8rtlculate cry Shaynon's fist shot ont as ifito strike his persecu- tor down but in midair F. Sybarites slim. strong fingers closed round and inheXibly stayed his enemys wrist
 "Behave" P. Sybarite couuseled evenly. Remember where you are-in lady's presence. As for my mask, if it sdll annoys y0u"-- He ierked it or and away.
 Escaping the balusrade it caught a wandering afr and dlffted indolenuy down through the darkness of the street
 And if my face tells you nothing" he added hotly, perhaps my name will help. It's Sybarste. You may have henrd it."
 As if from blow Shaynon's eyes wiuced Then, quietly adjusting his crumpled cuff. he drew himself up Marian" he said as soon as be had bis voice under contru, since you
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-24

other year. th8t is untll under his vI ! come into my fortune ] want cd to know about our girls. to be sure they were given fnir chance. earned
 enough Co live decently and other things about their lives you can lmag- inc"
 I think l understand" said P syb- arlte gmvely
 "I had warned them more than once I'd run away if they didn't let me alone And finally ! kept my word and ran away, took my room in Thirty eighth street and before long secured work in my own store
 "At first ] was sure they'd identify ue immediately, but somehow no one seemed to suspect me, and l stayed on, reernp my eyes open and collecting evidence Of @ system of mismanage- ment and oppression.
 "It wasn't until tonight Bayard found cut where l was living. as you saw. At 1rst ! refused to return home, but hc declared my disappearance was ere atiug a scandal
 He insisted that these stories could only Doc refuted if I'd come home for a ] few days and show myself at thiG ionca tonight.
 "Tve Finished with the Shaynons for ! good and alL ! never liked either of ! fbom. never understood what father snw in old Mir Shaynon Co make him rugt him the way he did And now after what has happened ] shall stoT
 gt tine Plaza tonight-they know me there and telephone for my things It Mr. shaynon objects m see if tho
 law won't relieve me of his guardian
 ship
 'If youu take a fools advice youl
 do that whether or mo- It wouldn't b' the first time Brian shaynon ruined (
 friend There was once a family iI
 this town by the name of Sybarite-
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-24
Copyright, 1912 by the Frank A.
 Munscy Co.

"Then." cried D. Sybarite in a joyful voice "I may tell you something You needn't marry him."
 She turned startled eyes to his in- credulous
 "Need notf"
 t'T should have said cannot"
 Through the loud hum of voices that duing the room had furnished a cover for their conversation. sounded the openius bars of music for the final dance The girl rose suddenly eyes Ike stars adamc in a face of snow.
 "This way said P Sybarite. indi- eating the wide window near by
 Immediately Marian Blcssington slipped through the hangiues and, tumiug beckoned J. Syharite to fol- low Co the balcony.
 There's no one here." she am houucod in accents tremulous with ex- ,stement when he joined her. Now now toll me what you meaum
 zone moment he warnedNh her gent " turning back to face the opening 1ust as it was darkcred by another figure
 The man with the twisted month stood there. peering blindly into the semiohscurlty.
 "I thought l saw you" he comment. ed blandly. advnDcing @ pace and so coming face to face with the hrisuing httle9 MephistopheLian figure, which he had tndcavored to ignore. e
 "My dance, l believe he added a
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talked In close confidence with one who was a stranger to P Sybarite.
 When he idly glanced that way a second time the younger Shaynon was alohe and had moved nearer. When eventually Marian appeared he was in- sant to her side. forestalling even the alert hanking movement of P. Syba- rite
 "You are quite ready, MarianY Shaynon asked and, familiarIy slipping e guiding hand beneath the arm of the girl with admirable ehrontery. You have your carriage call cheek readyf # youu let me have it'-
 "Iets understand one another once 3ud for aU rlme, Bayard" the girl in- terurted CT don't wish you to take me home Iprefer to go alone. Is that clear2 ! don't wish to feel indebted to you for even SO Slight a service as this" she added indicating the slip of Datseboord in her fingers But if MT. 7ybsrts win be SO kind"-
 ehayuon5 accents when he spoke were even If menaclng in their tone Iersuess.
 Then, Marian, I'm to understand it9 good night|
 think, said the girl with a level look of dIsdaiu "it might be fur better 4 you were to understand that it's g1Cdpy
 Ha shrugged again. and his eyes, waFer'ng of a sudden met F. syba- rlt and stabbed them with a glance of ruthless and uubridled hatred, 80 envenomed that che little man was lranslently conscious of a misgiving
 "Here, be told himself in doubt 'is one who given his way, would have me murdered within twenty-four hours And he thought of Red Novem- ber. Almost undoubtedly the guuman had escaped arrest
 Shaynon, with no other word, turned and strode away toward the Fifth ave nue entrance. Marian reused P. syba- rite with a word
 "Finis.' she said enchanting him with tbe frank intimacy of her smile.
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 They came to the carriage entrance, where the crush of waiting people had somewhat thinned not greatly.
 Leaving Marian in the angle of the doorway, F. Sybarite pressed out to the booth of the carriage call appara- tus, gave the opeutor the numbered and perforated cardboard, together with a coin, saw the man place 1t on the machine and shoot home a lever that hissed and spat blue fire, then turned back.
 What was the number?' she asked as he approached. Did you notlcef 1 did, but then thought of something else and now I've forgotten"
 "Two hundred and thirty replied P SybaHte 8bsently.
 Between the two there fell a llttlo pause of constrained silence ended by Marian.
 CT want to see you again very soon. 1Ir Sybarite Come tomorrow to ter at the Plaza'
 Thank you"
 Above the hum of chattering voices rose the below of the carriage porter. "TWO-thrtyT
 "AIy ear" said tine girl with a start A handsome town ear stood at the curb beneath the permanent awning of iron and glass Hurryiug across the sidewalk. Marian permitted r. Syba- rite t0 help her into the vehicle.
 Transported by this proof of her graciousness, he gave the chauffeur the address Hotel Plaza"
 With the impudent imperturbabnity of his breed. the man nodded without looking round
 From the body of the vehicle Ma riau extended a white gloved hand. Good night Mr. Sybarlto. Tomorrow at G."
 TO BE CONTINUED.
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the family of a rich and Successful man. associated with Brian Shaynon in business way. I'm what's left of it. thanks to my fathers faith in old Bran's Integrity"
 "Oh, I'm sorry
 Don't be, please What I've en- dured has done me no harm. and to- night has seen the turn of my for. tunes or else Im hopelessly deluded
 "The public disavow8l of your en- gagement to Boyard will Doe likely to bring the Shaynous' anairs to a crisis ! firmly believe they're hard pressed for money. That's why they were in such hurry for your marriage
 "Even 1T Bayard were free as his father believes him to be-why need the old man have been SO unreasonable when an the delay you ask is another twelvemonth? Believe me. he had some excellent reason for his anxiety Finally. if the old villain isn't foment ing some especially foul vlllainy, why need he sneak from here tonight 10 the lowest dive in town 10 meet and con fer with a gang leader and murderer such as Red NovemberY
 -What are you talking about noW2 demanded the bewlldered girl
 "An hour or so ago l met old Brian coming out of dive known as Dutch House, the worst in town It's been puzzIing me ever slnce-an appoint ment of some sort he made with No vcmber just as hove within ear shot .Two-thiry, be said, and No vember repeated the hour and prom ised to be on the job Two-thirty - what can 1t mean? It's later than chat now, but, mark my words somotmnEE going to happen this afternoon or tC- morrow or some time soon, at half pas 9 o'clock"
 "Perhaps you're right said the girl doubtfully.
 Miss Blessington, said F. Sybarite s9lemnly, when you ran off in that taxi at midnight ] had S5 in all the world This minute, as l stand, Ip worth S25OOO I'd give every cent Of it for some reliable assurance that Brian shaynon and his son mean you no harm'
 Surprised and impressed by his un- wonted seriousness, the girl indistinct ly shrank back against the balusuade.
 "Air sybarlte'' she murmured, wide eyed
 Now" said the little man, with a brisker accent, "by your leave we will get back 10 what we were discussing Your welfare'-
 'Air Sybsrite," the girl interrupted impetuously, "Whatever happens J want you to know that ] at least un- dersiand you and that to me you'll al- ways be my standard of a gentleman, brave and true and kind"
 "And now, he broke on sharply, "all the pretty people are going home, and you must too. May I venture one step farther3 Don't let Bayard shaynon" "-
 sI don't mean to she told him.
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CHAPTER xI
b 2 RaIeony-and Afterward.

"R RY stay in the boarding house HNA wasn't meant to be per 1WA manent' he explained,
 merely an experiment. I went there for two reasons-to be rid for awhile of their incessant attempts to hustcn my marriage with Bayard and because ] suddenly realized l knew nothing about my fathers estate and found l was Co know nothing for an
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TO BE CONTINUED.

THE O. K. RESTAURANT is now open. Good, clean meals and lunches for everybody. First-class service.
 5S3
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LOS ANGELES
EurnIshed Apartmente.

al allt'eia@A FNFehi N'ifN'I@N' 1000 modern housekeeping apart ments S1O to S6O monthly, Furnished complete, especially ventilated; quiet homelike, large grounds, within easy walking distance.
 CONSERVATIVE INVESTMENT co.
 503 Citizens Natl Bank Bldg. 3rd. & Main. Main 2O43 Phones 60654
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-06
COTTON RAP ID
LY SELLING At
BETTER PRICE
STORAGE RATE AND INSURANCE
RATE HAVE BOTH BEEN RE-
DUCED. MANY FARMERS SOLD
-oTHERs STORED COTTON.

Cotton receipts were heavier than
usual today, and many of the farm
ers were selling. The prices ranged
from &c, the lowest, to 71ac, the high
est. The farmers were feeling some
what better over the situation. Still
the price is below the cost of produc-
tion and it is to be sincerely hoped
that Sc at least will be realized for the
remainder of the crop. Those who are
storing their cotton are better pleased
with storage arrangements. The price
in the Chickasaw Compress storage
has been reduced from 75c for the first
month to soc. The price for the sec
""d month is unchanged. Also the in
DE rate has been reduced. The
raue vent as high as 43c for insuring
one bale 80 days, but this price was
reduced today to tic a bale. Gradu-
ally matters are getting better in the
cotton business.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-06

A telephone report from Oklahoma City this after
noon to the Ardmorete states the election claims are
practically unchanged from yesterday. The democrats
still claim the election of Williams while the republicans
claim the election of Fields.
The democrats have reduced their figures somewhat,
and now claim that the Williams plurality will be be-
tween three thousand and five thousand The republ
cans are compiling figures but have made no statement of
the results 1t is learned however that at republican
headquarters is figured that Fields is leading by one
thousand one hundred.
Senator Gore has lead the democrat" ticket and has
a majority over his opponent, Judge Historical soef.
fifty thousand to sixty thousand The state uche,,
side of the governor has won, over the republicans by
vote estimated to be between thirty thousand and forty
thousand The republicans centered their fire upon the
democratic nominee for governor and with results that
threatened at one time to defeat him.