The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-05-07

wardrobe. "Totts" IS Nobby treat
Iall right. There be those who libe
him, asseIvating that he let's PA" dt
al the work, but casual glance over
Q the American shows hours of toll and
Ipep. on the part of Tots who is
nothing IL not always popular and
!, Isweetly engaging Every once in a
lwhile Commodore Bronson acquires a
$ purple crouch which is eradicated by
d Tots with liberal application OF
Resinol
That gurgling Damroschian sound
: which comes from the direction of the
( center of the crowd is caused by e.
w. Julian, resident manager of the
Western Newspaper Union of Oklaho-
ma City, exFetiating on the goodness
. of everything. Julian is an uplifter.
He blew in early Friday with line of
stereotyped talk and readyprinted
lpersiflage on which he quoted prices
Julian is one of the most urbane, af-
/, fable, good-natured men in the state
He has built up a great reputation for
his house in the southwest and his
house ought to be signally proud OF
him. Business is business with him,
hence he gets the business. At his
desk he can be as cold as flint or coo
like dove. But he is always consid-
crate OF his press patrons and many
are listed who have been substanti-
! ally helped by Julian's kindness.
Broad gauged and possessing the
booster spirit to the ninth power,
Julian is carded high in the press
niche of fame. Just now he is boiling
over because the state has no anthem
of its own.
Jack Kennedy is here looking after
the wants of w, ~ U. patrons. Jack
is ubiquitous and serene. He has
esthewed cigarets and has gone in for !
soup and Leghorns. Otherwise he is
normal and refuses to become a sub |
stitute for rubber tires.
George Evans, the erudite promoter
of the Chickasha Express, is on hand
with cheering phrases and vellum- /
matted ideas George is the original
believer in the true, the good and the
beautiful. His philosophy breathes of
the primeyal forest; his mind revels
in Arcadian dreams while his feet
reach from his waist to the ground
In the guise of 81 Simp, Evans warbles
thus; Isl Simp says he notices that
his garden sass is always ready to
eat as soon as it is ripe"
Otis Weaver managing editor of
the postoffice at Shawnee, came early
m avnid apt- ,,,tcupJ 90 |
nection with the government service
has had no appreciable effect on his
refulgent aplomb.
Mayor Nissley's reference to the
libel law in his welcome address to
he scribes hit home and exercised
good impress on the bunch.
President Buck Campbell, dainty
and debonair, is presiding over the
sessions with manifest glee. Buck is
| cornfed bonviant and raconteur He
iniffs the ali of spring and his mind
oils round in circles when he places
lis hand on his head. Campbell and
Iohn Shepler are the only two mem
'ers in good standing who can throw
heir minds into high without think
ng.
l.. B. Nichols, OF the Chandler News
publicist, is thoroughly committed 20
lis own ideals.
j. Burr Gibbons, the pellucid and en-
aging advance agent of Tulsa pros
erity is among those present" Glib
ons never split an infinitiYe or tried
ubb'ng the burr off his monacker.
a moment, gentlemen Want you
D meet Miss Thomas-Maud o." And
S the same attractive, estimable
liss fdaud from out Beaver City way.
he has controlled the destinies of
ne Beaver Herald for ten, yes, twelve
more years and always shows up
n4iling at every annual meeting of the
rest association.
Rector A. B. Nicholas delivered a
irring invocation. pl
pc
0. E. Olmstead, of the Butler Herald, RI
US Clinton is the best county in the cl'
orld CT
Speaking OF Miss Anderson, of the wi
,hool of Journalism, Norman-now an
ho is Miss Anderson? Maybe A. L. FL
stes or Bill, Stryker in disguise. Or, vi
ayhaps. she may be John Allen My &C
Ia anderson. Of Norman. Allen is ni(
one 10 talk. Walt Ferguson. tax
rres :or he officers mess at Min
al Wells park, has been detailed to xix
cate Miss Anderson" and shoot her
the sun comes up.
tn.
Leach. Merton and Mcdowell Of
e Kansas City Paper House, are do
3 their share towards entertaining lie
e yisitors.s gct
John W Wilkinson, Of the Oklafo-
, Farmer is an authority on farm sal
liters aud lie writes interestingly On eve
is subject
4 committee composed o. p. Parnell bat
iiy, J Burr Gibbons, " Elaine sal
r8uson, Z. Beer Guthrie r. Strong u
n ~parling. =. Sims bronson, G s
lblr Iiiads. 4. Eugene Kerr, G.
ameup Evans. and Z. Cply Russell T
been appointed 10 give r. Hoptoit Ne
afford bath-a plain, docile, deor- all
-ized bath. This will be quite a