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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-15

editor State Register; Fred Wenner.
secretary Chamber of Commerce;
Mayor Nissley; l.. f. Leach and VIM.
Iiornaday. for the forethought and
care with which each detail of enter
|tainment was planned and carried out,
land behind these men stood Guthrie
to the last man with open hoods, and
the glad hand out to greet all comers.
Thursday evening the editors began
to arrive. and all day Friday the In
formation bureau In the lobby Of the
lone hotel was busy place. Each
one received neat badge With his
name on it and a package of compli-
mentary tickets, which admitted to
all the theaters, the municipal bath.
the association dinner, street car
fare was included, and as souvenirs,
the Kansas City Paper House gave
boxes of stationery and the city gave
"a quart bottle of mineral water.
Various points of interest In Guth-
|rie were visited in automobiles, one
of the most delightful being the cotton
mill, visited Friday. after one bust
ness session. 1t is one of the thriving
concerns OF the state. though many
diG not know of it's existence. A ball
of twinc was given to each visitor.
Friday evening complimentary pro-
gram was given to the editorial as
sociation. by Edwin M. Steckel, or
.ganist, assisted by some of the vocal
talent of the state, at hte magnificent
Masf mic temple Mr.. Steckel proved
himself thoroughly the master of the
pipe organ. An effective tabeau
Liberty was received with cheer
upon cheer by the audience and closed
the program.
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|cluding No. 50. issued April 2, 1915. !.
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cIuding No So. issued April 2, 1915. y
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cludIng No 90 issued March 1. 1916
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Guiding No 16, issued April II. 1915.
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cluding No, 27, issued April 10, 1915,
School District No, 81.
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cluding No. 10, issued Dec. 90 1914,
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cluding No. IS, issued March 81, 1915.
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oluding No. II. issued April /, 1915. +,
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cludlng No. IA, issued Feb. 2, 1915.
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cluding No. 20. issued March 26, 1915.
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Guiding No %, issued April 6, 1915.
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Guiding No. 10, issued March "A, 1915.
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Guiding No. As, issued March %. 1915.
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GLIDING No. 6. issued Jan. 30, 1915.
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cluding No. s, issued May 8. 1915.
Interest ceases thirty days from
date of this call
II. d. STEWART
'<t '''''"' 81 Gurus County Treasurer.
Logan County, Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-15
Given Royal Reception.


From Ardmore Ardmorite: The city
of Guthrie was host to the Oklahoma
Press association the past week. and
the men OF the profession were never
given a more royal reception any
where. The home folks seemed to
vie with each other to see who could
do most for the visitors. The city was
decorated with United States flags,
and the flags stretched in long line
from the depot to the main business
portion of the city Many Of the
editors were accompanied by their
wives and daughters. A number of
brilliant receptions were provided for
| the ladies'. So many arrangements
were made to entertain the editors.
that President Buck Campbell had a
hard time keeping them in session.
The meeting was harmonious through
out, and when the association is ready
to convene In session again, it will
have a $4,000 home built at Medicine
Park. near Lawton. While the next
meeting will go to Tulsa by unani-
nous vote, it is planned that all sub
sequent meetings following 1t will be
held at the home.
While In Guthrie, the editors were
given tickets to shows, to the bath
house. street car tickets were fur
nished. and hundreds of automobiles
were at the service of the visitors.
Saturday lunch was taken in the
city Mineral Wells park where the
school of officers of the militia was
being held. There were in camp
about 100 officers of the Home Guards
Federal officers were there training
them. After lunching with the men,
the visitors saw demonstration of
digging war trenches and building
wire entanglements, such as are being
built in real warfare now in Europe.
The federal government is conducting
the school and paying the expenses
Receptions and balls we're plentiful
and the younger set were given a
most enjoyable time. No town in
Oklahoma could have done more than
did Guthrie for the press boys of the
state. and that city will for all time to
come hold pleasant place in the
memories of the men of the press of
Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-15
"Did lterself Proud"

From Crescent City News: Guth-
rie did herself proud last week in the
entertainment of the editors of the
state on the occasion of the annual
session of the Oklahoma State Edi-
torial association. There were some
four hundred editors accompanied by
ftheir wives, sons, daughters and
,sweethearts and Guthrie certainly
made them have an excellent time
from the very moment they set foot
on her domain until the last editor had
left town. The well planned program
was carried out in most apprecia
tive and entertaining manner. Every
thing was free to the editors. even to
the municipal bath house and well, If
reports are to be believed everyone
took their annual bath and even had
la more appropriate towel than the
lold office emblem.
Guthrie has the finest bath house
in America, and Logan county and
Oklahoma join with her in being
proud of it, The curative waters
have drawn people from far and near
to take advantage of its great vir-
tues, in fact it seems wonderful.
| The editors are under many graft
! tudes to Guthrie for her fine enter.
tainment last week, and all bespeak
for her much prosperity in the future
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you soon.'
While the assembly listened. Leslie
IG. Niblack. ]. Burr Gibbons of Tulsa
Mrs. Walter Ferguson, Edgar Bron'
son, secretary Of the State association
Paul Smith, r. b. Renfrow of Alva,
and a number of others talked with
the Judge and with members OF the
Fair association and of the leading
San Franciscoans All the speakers
praised the telephone company for
its remarkable achievement, express
ing their surprise that the conversa-
tion could be carried across such a
stretch of territory, The editors also
talked to the president of the exposi-
The editors also talked to the presi.
ton; the mayor of San Francisco, and
the editors of the San Francisco Elk
aminer and Chronicle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-15
"Their Annual Bath"

From lRenfrew's Record, Alva:
Guthrie is city of hospitable people
beautiful homes and well paved
streets. 1t is the seat of the Meth
odist University. the main building
having been once presented to the
new state for the use Of the legisla-
ture, supreme court and other state
purposes.
The Masonic temple there is one Of
the best in the southwest with a
splendid pipe organ and magnificent
furnishings.
The municipal bath house near the
lone Hotel is splendid institution
and the editors were given their an
nual bath
We were taken TO the splendid
mineral springs at the Park where
the state school of instruction for the
officers of the Oklahoma National
Guard was in progress.
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hat deserve special mention.

that deserve special mention.
The ladies OF Guthrie we're not out.
done by the men, for they entertained
the ladies' attending the press meet
In most elaborate manner, with din.
ners, receptions, musicaIes and auto
parties.
There was nothing left undone for
the pleasure and entertainment OF
the visitors.
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Hospitality Unsurpass

/
Perry Republican: The Guthrie
folks showed spirit Of hospitality
that has never been surpassed at a
state press meeting. For every min
ute of leisure for the editors Friday
and Saturday there was something
doing, something to see, some place
t0tgo, planned by the Guthrieites. and
carried out in way that pleased
the visitors who were kept busy tax
ing advantage of the various events
on4 the entertainment program.
The municipal bath house is the
feature Of all Guthrie. 1t is really
afremarkable enterprise to those like
most or ns who have not visited this
institution. Artesian wells drilled
bit few years ago developed these
wonderful waters that are to make
Guthrie famous as health resort.
The world famous Hot Springs of Ar
kansas are surpassed by the Guthrie
waters In curative properties. There
is, no claim for Hot Springs exceE
that the water is hot No medical
properties. whatever. Guthrie has
the water coming from different wells
that medical analysis shows absolute
lyRto contain the properties given by
the medical fraternity for the diff
fafent complaints and as well the
hot and cold features which only are
had at the great Spa.
THE citizens of Guthrie having
faith In these waters voted $1o0,o0O
In bonds to build and equip mod
ern bath house to exploit these wat
ers and their healing properties
This structure, built wholly of con-
crete and marble, strictly modern in
every way and equipped to give ev-
cry known bath is the finest and
best equipped to be found any where
In the west. At great expense a large
salt water plunge and swimming pool
one OF three in America, has been
added and the city is also spending
many thousands of dollars on its
parks as pleasure resorts for all Wis
itors.
"A personal inspection of the mum
icipal bath house shows it is the
most modern, most scientific, most
thoroughly efficient institution of its
kind to be found anywhere. Others
have some of the appliances. but no
one has yet installed all of them as
they are found in this Guthrie bath
house ,--~.
'ATfie swimming pool was SO invit-
ing that most Of the editors took
chance on their health and donning
bathing suit jumped in for real
bath and swim.
Many were the events Of the even
ings in Guthrie in the Way of social
entertainment, the musicale. at the
Masonic temple and the editors ball
being features with the round table
at the Elks Hall for the mel folks,
being no mean second rater
- g-7-s.
Spared No Expense.
From Coyle Clipper: The people
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-15
Greatest Time Ever"


III Reno. Okla, May IL. 1915. Mr..
Fred i. Wenner, Guthrie, Okla Dear
Mr.. Wenner. We did not know what
"a good time we had In Guthrie until
we had returned home and had time
to think II over The Guthrie meet
ing was the greatest one that wac
ever held in oklahoma Personally
We desire to thank you all for the
greatest time we ever had. Guthrie
still holds the banner for knowing
how to entertain and you people are
generous enough to do II as no other
city In the state has done. Come to
see us. all of you Guthrie people. You
are welcome In FL Reno, always.
Your friends, Bronson & Nichols
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-15
Another Feather in eutbrie's Cap.

From Ell Reno American Over
two hundred editors. their wives and
families attended the twenty-fourth
annual meeting of the Oklahoma
Press association at Guthrie Friday
and Saturday, May and s.
Nothing that could add in any way
to the entertainment of the visitors
was left undone. and Guthrie. famed
as she is, for her hospitality and
good fellowship, has another feather
in her cap. for certainly no organiza-
tion, ever met with more genial well
come at her hands.
Great thanks are due L. G. Niblack.
editor Guthrie Leader; John Golobie,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-15
A Ford Story.

From Ada News: While at Guthrie
the editor of the News was the guest
of c. c. Ford and wife at dinner Mr.
I Ford suffered serious accident some
months ago in which he broke a leg
He is just now able to get about with
out the aid of crutches. However, he
| is doing well with bill posting bust
ness which covers several towns. in.
cluding Ada. The Fords have not lost
their interest in Ada and made many
inquiries concerning their friends
here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-15
Merited Commentator.

From saltwater Democrat: In en-
tertaining the Oklahoma Press Asso-
citation in annual convention which
closed at Guthrie Saturday night
Guthrie merited the commendationl oi
every member present. The com
mercial club and citizens of the city
generally had provided ample acccm'
mediation and entertainment for the
newspaper men of the state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-15

One way to relieve habltual con-
stipatlon Is to take regularly a mild
laxative. Doan's Regulets are rec
ommended for this purpose. 25c a box
at all drug stores.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-15
Receiving Praise.

Receiving Praise.
From Marshall Tribune: Guthrie
is receiving big lot of praise for
the splendid manner in which she
treated the editors last week. and
although the editor of this paper
could not be present in person we
were there In spirit, and with the
more fortunate boys, are very CRATE
full to Guthrie for her big-hearted
hospitality.
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Made a Success.

From Alva Review: Guthrie sure
knows how to entertain. Her news
paper men took charge of things at the
State Press meet and made the meet.
ing a great success.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-15
Most Orderly Town.

From Purcell Register. At Guth
re things are free aud easy. And yet
Guthrie is the most orderly town in
! the state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-15

For earacne. toothache, pains,
burns, scalds, sore throat, try Dr..
Thomas Electric oil, a splendid rem
edy for emergencies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-15

From Shawnee Herald; Guthrie
has a big thing in her municipal bath
house.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-15

Of Guthrie spared no expense or la
Dor in making this meeting long to
be remembered by the newspaper
people Of the state. s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-15
Affablc as Ever.

Affablc as Ever.
Perry Enterprise; While in Guth-
rie attending the press meeting we ran
into our old pal John Golobie, who
has been on the job since 1889.
Golobic is as handsome, affable and
pleasant as OF yore He is preparing
to write a book on Oklahoma.
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Getting in Line.

Getting In Line.
From Edmond Enterprise: Guth-
rie. our friendly city on the north, lis
getting into line behind the best
school in the state and is using. its
goods where and whenever 1t can.
The fame of the comic opera H. NJ.
sS.4 .4Pinafore spread to the above men
Itioned city in such ways Of enthusi-
astic approval that a demand has
arisen for its production there. 1t
Is !, likely that Mr.. London will as
semble the parts together and pro-
ceed to give Guthrie real show in
the very near future.
Ardmore Ardmoreite. A Guthrie
woman has sued her husband for
divorce alleging cruelty, stinginess,
neglect and duplicity. Still they tell
us Guthrie is dead town.
Ardmore Ardmorite. Right on the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-15
Made II a Success.

Made II Success.
From Atoka Citizen Secretary
Wenner Col Hornaday. Golobie, Chill
colt, Nissley. Niblack, Clark and the
entire ctizenry of Guthrie made the
press convention success.
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Here is wild Bill" Donovan. who
has turned out to be so safe and
sane that he took the rag tag and
bobtail aggregation, known as the
New York American League Base
ball club Of last year, and in three
weeks of this season put them at
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-15
Did the Work.

Did the Work.
From Wan Record The Guthri,
mineral waters do the work. w,
, vouch for 1t.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-15

Tulsa Democrat: The Guthrie con
vention could not have been more sue
cessful and no town could have given
more strenuous and enjoyable enter
tainment with the facilities at hand
than did the newspaper men and citi.
zens of the former town. The editors
left Guthrie with warm spot in their
hearts for the city
Sunday was spent at the A. & M.
college where the editors inspected
every branch of the big institution
and were given a unique banquet.
Everything on the menu was raised in
Oklahoma.
Using property costing two million
and half dollars Jesse Dunn, former
supreme court Judge of Oklahoma, ad-
dressed the members of the Press as
sociation. talking from San Francisco,
California. to the meeting at Guthrie.
over the long distance telephone Sat
urday afternoon. Over four hundred
members of the association and their
families listened to the Judge and
to prominent citizens of the Pacific
coast city.
81 would thank the telephone COM
pany for this opportunity to get back
there among you my friends so easily"
the Judge began as John Golobie called
out in easy tones as though telephon-
ing across the street. Hello, Jesse,
how are you?"
"And want to thank all my friends
there who thought of me in extending
me this invitation to talk to you. II
extend to all a special invitation to
come out and visit me this year. How
is the Oklahoma Press association
| am coming back to see
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-15

eve of the meeting of the Oklahoma
Editorial association, the Guthrie
Leader carries full page millinery
ad. What do you think Of that for a
sample of lack of diplomacy?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-15

Ardmore Ardmorite: Right on the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-15

Tulsa World: The Guthrie conven
tion was the most thoroughly enter
tanning, instructive and successful
|convention in the twenty-five years
history of the State Press association
The former state capital did itself
proud upon the occasion and the
newspaper men had "the time of their
lives
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-05-25

life less difficult to bear.
Charles Frohman lahorcd with
heart and soul In his chosen profess
sion. His ambition was TO raise the
standard OF the theatre and OF public
, taste He realized the true relation
Of the stage TO the public-as . source
cs both entertainment and instrue-
J ton. the stage should elevate. not
l degrade The stage Is not pulpit.
not q school. but forum for spiritual
4 recreation through mental and moral
edification. Charles FrohmAn lived
up TO that ideal He took the puolle
! into his confidence and never be-
trayed their trust
He lived so as 10 Be able 20 die in
peace. He died in a manner TO teach
all men how 10 live. He was content
TO live humbly his allotted years on
earth. He died and has inherited inn
mortality on earth and in heaven"
Tschxikowsky's "Andante Can't
bile followed DR.. Silverman's dis
course. and then Augustus Thomas
began his tribute By saying IL had
been deemed worthy TO have one OF
Mr.. Frohman's associates In the
sphere OF the stage express the senti-
ment Of his fellov-workers
Mr.. Thomas euloxired the magma
". Lu- 1AAA0ls klN NA.@ChA tAt
the genius that lad made MIR. Froh-
man what he termed an unobstrusive
power in the theatrical world. He
pronounced him a rgure who moved
quietly. openly and always trying 20
hide from public gaze or praise. The
secret OF his power. he said. the gold
en- key 70 his success, was that what
he believed to be good and steAtfAst
for himself was good and steadfasi
for all mankind. His word was his
bond, his business no deal but .
friendly transaction always
Nr. Thomas brought tears 10 his
hearers as. waving his nand over the
casket. he said in conciuslon:
For the many who felt his pro-
lection ne say goodby. For the my
rad OF friends OF the thcatre We say
AdIeu- For the thousands of admirers
In all walks Of life Ne say farewell
Kurt SCHNEIDER. At the organ, then
played the "Parsifal" prelude BY
Wagner AZ the casket was carried
out TO be taken 10 the new Union Hill
Cemetery for intermsnt
Among thoss at the services were
Julie Opp. Hazel Dawn. Frank TIL
ford, Isabel Irving. Marie Doro. May
Robson, May Irwin. Phyllis Nelson
1 Terry. Helen Ware. Hattie Williams,
George NJ. Cohan. Sam Bernard,
/ Thomas Wise. Antonio Scott, Gran
VILE Barker. william Crane. n. IL
we.oA-. L. shnh~rt ] I shuhArt
James J. Brady. p. g. Potter. David
Gideon. Martin J. Beck. Edward
! I.audsrbach. Andreas Dipp~l. Joseph
/ Weber, Charles Burnhhm. Mrs Otls
| skinner. Henry W. Savage. Blanch'
Bates. David warneid. Mrs Jane.
speyer. Ann Murdoch. blanche Ring
Arson Pond. Lllah Mccarthy, julia
MArlowe. Henrlstia crosmhn. LOUISE
Drew and Dorothy Donneliy.
Some % the floral offerings held
| cards from the English Dramatists
! Society employees OF the Duke 81
York Theatre. London: Henry Arthur
| lone. and Mr. and Mrs. Dion Bouei.
cault.
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GERMAN CONSUL SWITCHED.
Dr. Mselier, who HAD . ROW ~
seattle, Goes 20 Atlanta.

SEATTLE. wash. May 2s-Dr VIII
helm Mueller. German Consul here for
the last three months. has been trans
ferred to Atlanta, Ga. and viii leave
for his new post within q few days. Il
was announced to-day. Dr. Mueller will
be succeeded at Seattle by DR.. E.
zopfeli. present German Consul at At
lanta.
DR.. Mueller. who was German Consul
at Shimonosekl. Japan, until the war
began. attracted notice soon after com
ins 20 Seattle because OF a clash with
Prosecuting Attorney Alfred Lundin
over German treaty rights. DR.. Mueller
was technically arrested on state war
rant charging conspiracy to bride an
employee OF n ship building company "a
disclose the company's business secrets
in an EFFORT to learn whether the com
psny was building submarines for Can
ada. The Consul protested that he WA
immune from arrest. under the treaty
between the United States and Ger
many. and made complaint to the State
Department through tho German EN-
bessy at Washington. Subsequently the
conspiracy charge was dismissed.