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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
WRS. GALT'S RING
WILL BE UNIQUE
CALIFORNIA; Gift of Rough
Gold for Circlet Reaches
Washington.
COMES WITH RICH
ORANGE BLOSSOMS
And 100000 Women and Chill
dren Invite President and
Bride 10 Visit State.

Washington. Oct 19.-Arrangements
will be made tomorrow for the Presi-
dent 10 receive in the White House
the bearers o. the rough California
gold for Mrs. Cats wedding ring, the
orange blossoms 20 be worn by her on
her wedding day, an invitation for the
President and Mrs. Gait TO go to Cali
fornia on their wedding trip and a
petition signed by three hundred thou
sand women and children backing up
the invitation.
Mrs. Gaillard Stoney, OF California,
arrived here this afternoon, accom-
panied by three California girls-Mis'
Esther Bull, Miss Dorothy Starr and
Miss Altha McQueeny, each Of whom
has a part to take in the White House
ceremony. As director and secretary
of the Woman's Board Of the San Fran
cisco EXPOSITION, Mrs. Stoney will pre-
sent the petition, which is one OF the
strongest invitations ever sent to a
President.
The Youngest member Of the party
Altha McQueeny, eleven years old
won a prize for the best worded invi-
tation 10 President Wilson 10 20 TO
California. In competition With hun
dreds of other school children, and she
will present the prize invitation to the
President.
Represent CALIFORNIA; Sentiment.
Miss Bull will present the orange
L h
wedding ring to be presented by Miss
Starr. from the Empire Mine, the old
est gold mine in California, represent
the sentiment Of the California people
in reference to tiie Presidents mar
riage TO Mrs. Gait. The orange bios
SONS have been brought from the
mother orange trees Of California. from
which sprang the great orchards all
over the state, and have been packed
with such care that they may be worn
At any time in the next few weeks
No hour has yet been arranged for
the presentations, but Mrs. Stohey
probably will be received tomorrow.
The President returned from New
Jersey in time 20 enjoy quiet family
dinner in the White House. His
nephew and niece, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Wilson Howe. who came to-day from
Richmond did not dine with them.
Mrs. Gait spent some time to-day in
answering notes, seeing dressmakers
and importers, and in driving about
the city in her electric runabout. Miss
Helen Woodrow Bones went for an all
day outing with a party of friends
from Chicago.
Miss Wilson Due Tomorrow.
Miss Margaret Wilson will reach the
White House Thursday afternoon. &C
cording TO information received there
to-day. The Presidents sister, Mrs.
Anna Howe, her daughter, Mrs. Goth
ron. and the latter. small daughter,
Josephine, are expected to be White
House guests when the President is
married.
Announcement Of the date of the
wedding is expected this week. Il is
said to be probable that the wedding
will occur in the Christmas holidays,
though it may be earlier.
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ARRIVED.

purst,d tNor). Bsracoa Oct IL. to no Aush"e
Fr,iit 20 with mi5e Bar ~. istn- N r..
49, SRA fSpsul. barcelona Sept 20. lsr.
-, 81 VsIerri. ~ Alueria q. Malaga -
md Lisbon oct 3 to The Cans 81 Co. Win muse
"a o., =, r%eri Genoa sept IS and Naples 20 &c
the ocean Transportation CO. with mdse oA''
a u, ,n. pbusderphia. 20 the Southern Plclfe
10 ,,i.b r,I,e Quarantine. SIS a pa
Fl Oociiente Galveston oct is. to 'sg s0I9H'"'
a.. nan Genoa oct 8 Naples N1
Paiermo :. 70 Hartne.d sosh X Go. WITH msi'
ana mise Bar Il so a IA
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DOMESTIC ATioNs NAMED

Female
-fHAliBE EMAlu and WAlrkESS Young
-s~ie. roultp .to,rrci. 81. T.. Miss
ilofmaycrs A.euJ. in Last tsl o.. rifi noof.
phone ,94- Murray ~
,oDK AMI Wsitres.. ,lam0euls.d. city preferred.
test refsrcnce FINNISH lfls. Jussila Agency. l3
l. 5sth 81 phone Para ass
pof- STKEEPER -E.itrJ Christian woman desire,
ra,sltiou i. hoIsrkttitr AuI 20 care Tor rliery
r~f.1n man ~ woman. Address A J. ". :
Tribune
Uot' sFWORKFR Finnish American s'rou. vii
i. rifs 90 country . crilrut references i1hils 0
Agei'ci. - p i-jh 4 Phone 1913 Harlem.
tAr.BKlsS -rspaHI~ tlnli.h s0a-an. frsf c'ass
Iaauircss best refefenccs. sussla AstnD y,
ylr r.fl .t rla+a fiia
NtHsEHY GOVERNLss Young educatei French
sci. erman. sr.sts Prem and English d.
Mis- Hofmaytrs Al,lY. Do LAT al a.. LAI1
1Oos. Dllcas Sss A-EgS ILL
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The New Haven COUNT National Bank
Iocatcd va the tiN OK Sew Raven. ih the
Stst@ OF Connecticut. is closing lis arairs
All note holders anG other creditors % the
association are hereby notified to present
the notes and other claims for payment
T. G STODDAPD. President
Dated Augusy - 1914
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Forecast for Special Localities. -E,s,srn y

HlgIelt iff1lfTsiuT- FfsIff1ay. y hegFos IaI
1ls D. ml. lowest. r. degrees tst 3 so a. M.
,,e,a.e temperature yesterday. q. average ten
frafl-e for c.rr,sqoulils date last rear, co. aver
s.e Temper. fr Tor corresponding date last thirty
rec JtsIs. -
Barometer Resdines.
81 M. soIllp. m.... S00os ?. m. 20 %
Humidity.
"a M. a7l ? m...... As ? N ..-..- %
Local Foreeas,.-Cioudy today. probably iccal
rains. 20 morrow CLOUDY. moderate south al south
Wts, winds
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

so ?. 10.
Hawai- San'sn 49,. .,l Vs'rt.ra. $500. oct q
Naval via Sau Francisco. Manoa w. -
Hawaii Flu islands. NcN Zealand huS ~, %
ITALIA via Ylcorisl. Makura ..-. 80 'O0' -
Jspsa. Korea china PHILIPPINES VIA seat ~. "a
fleI. Canada Maru ....-. -.... w. 80
J,D.r Korea Chlna VIA ss<,tle). TAmoA 49, d,
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sURROGATES NOTICES.

~ PURSUANCE or AZ ORDER OF
uororapie John T. Cohalan a Surrogate
- ne county % Sew YORK. notice - here
by given 10 all persons having claims
zraiIst the estate OF George Clnton
IIsrrnsI.r late = the County Of New
Work deceased. 20 present the same WITH
vouchers thereof 20 the subscribers AZ
MACE u trsusActlns business. ln the once
>. r.ssrs CHORD. Hpnus r. Brard tne.r
.f,crn-,s No. 90 Broadway Msnhattan.
an tn.. CIV OF Sew YORK.. on or before inc
9sth dat ~ october nest
Dated. Sew YORK. tAe lsth day OF April.
Tei,ENE GEDDEs BATCHEILER.
aIFEED E ". SEAMAN
EDWARD IS. RUSSELL
Executors
OXFORD. HOBBS < BEARD. Attorneys
~ Executors % BROADWAY New York
city
tsrATf. OF CHARLES WOOD McMUR-
o.. In pursuance or a. "laer %, lion
o-r.- I.nn + Couslsu. Surrogate of th-
C.trty Of Sew YORK notice IS hereby
ct,sr 20 ali persons having claims against
s.h.rlrs wood McMurtry lat- Il Tho
UNITY Of New York. deceased. 10 present
,b- .snl- with vouchers thereof 20 thr sub
.'rfb.r al place Of transactlug business
50 II Broadway. in ihr CITY Of New
York on or before the goth DAY II jan
n.,sd New York. the 18Th day OF July
1915 EDWARD +. McMURTRY
Administrator
SIMPSON TEACHER & BARTLETT.
ATTORNEYS Tor Administrator. - Cedar
street Sea York city
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Miss Wilson Due Tomorrow.
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the Last
Twenty-four Hours.

Warrington oct le-There is = moderate DIS
turtsnco near the middle CUR Coast thst has been
attended hy general rains in ihe east cur and
south Atlantic STATES. Pressure is also moderately
low 20 the no1hward. and there were light rains
from the ohio Valley and ihe upper lske region
eastward except along the coas9 Elsewhere the
weather was fair except that there were some light
rains IN Washington. Northern Idaho ard Western
Montana Tempe -stures remain seHera.s 'oye the
thee hss heeu decided ia. arrump- Isi Us d
r4pif rise iu pressure ip. 0H..g the Nu.tiFrs'rrI
dlsturba4ce now over northwestern Lake Superc.-
Sb0.@rs viii continue NelltalN 90 ne south A.
isrfic aid sast Cur ssstes ald Or.l rain, boz NeE
Engand and the middle Atlantic States. followed By
generally fair wtathe. Tuuislly- Aihoug1 .ome
what unsettled ogcr the extreme Northern districts.
500 the Ohio valley 'he lake region and tlt south
vest The weather will be generally f-lr wednesday
ana Thursday.
lake region aud cooler Thursday 10 me axe .oi
generally. the Ohio valley. Tennessee. the middle
Atlantic states and Western aud Southern NeS
1lds for Wednesday and Thur.dsy North Al
lanac. gentle 90 moderate. mostly so-ln"es' n.tl
Atlantic. gentle 20 moderate slnih. south AlE.il,
gentle 20 moderate cast and s'uthcast. cas- cur.
moderate southeast and south pTslby ron over
northern poroI. west Cur. sen,.e 20 moderate
variable dsturhalcs near middle Gun 'oast. but
apparently Moderate inio.si}. upIer axes moderate
.lUy fresh southwest To- northwest ~ Michigan and
superior. lover la.es moderate southwest 90 west
disturbance over northwest Lake Superior. moving
rapidly east
Forecast for Special toestles-Ess'ern New
YORK. cloudy today probably oca. rains east. to
morrow cloudy cooler il the interior
southern Sos England. New jersey ard South
caroin local rain. TO-DAY 10 morrow. partly
%o-fter' New England local rains to-day. TO-
morrow cloudy probably rain AID cooler il No7h-
en- vermont
b. aware and fssieu IeusJ wanna. clouN TO
&orb Csl5.iaa. Georgia ard FLORIDA. showers to
Mississippi. lair o.day ercsp, rsii IN south: to
morrow. p4uly cloudy.
Local Ofela R.cord.-The 'o'lrsirs Official rec
ord from th. weather Bureau shows the changes IN
the temperature Tor the last twenty four holn To
comparisoa With the corresponding date Of AT
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Vessels Arriving at and De-
parting from Port OF
New York.


MINIAII ~ ALNANA''
sunr', eis. sunset 5l2. moon e'' 30
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Barometer Readings.
HELP WANTED.


efnals.
WANTED Middle aged woman - god address
b, canvas. AID llsfr butte sample. - soap. wages
$40 mis-, rt.ll. JOB BruOstl. ,sltecl and earnest
: e. Box a. Tribune uficc
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WORN WANTED.
Female

Female
frt class. and seamlf-e,s soin.
~, " dy. krsssef. Plaza s.-l. Ii lg.. CIT.
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LOST. FOUND AND REwAkps ~

= Ms D. ysu m.en. E'a' ia 81
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Mrs. George G. Haven, who is now
az Lenox. will go 20 Tuxedo on Octo-
Der 26. 70 be guest OF her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Forsyth
Wickes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20

Miss Anne L. Street has left her
summer home at Soabright. y. j., and
has gone TO Hot Springs, Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20

Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Mccullough have
arrived in town, and are az the Ritz
Carlton for d week.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

bOOilNCsJO NHA~
roovnunluc r. J schss'u 7o-Is Fu!toe y
tUUhDinulNu For the Hone .nd l@s'H,
CAHrFtI CARPET CLEANlNo 90 49, -
courresscd ar. steam. band sKASpf
Rrossnsy ~ ssst tSth {" SVh
j. iIf.fNh ------
FACTORY SITE-YovS6 NAN' ," ,orn.e.
bie business msnsSsr. onsIs -. cor.
tlon with mis- services. a factory sso,,sst
tanning about nve acres, Win on, r,frs
feet frontage on main line ~, A.
reasonable. with opportunity 70
dress X. Box 81. Tribune Once. -
MfL-IGRAPH TYPEwRiTrkN LIZ ~ go ,
81 81. 900. SIS 10000 s,.sss Bztl
WfATliFRFORD 10 Broadway 'hS'"'
Room ll5l. Rec,of t5ts, -----.
MN YORK cAPrET ClkA.iNu W."
oldest. I..ss' Nc, MSs S cIRssn
fINh III o. WOVEN t]"n "a -, cIrr1is
Frlc-. Reason Die - -. x.t lso
l.. f -eS' fpsc. a. -
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Miss Dolly La Montagne has re
turned 20 her home. 1873 East Fortieth
Street. from Wyncote. Penn. where
she spent a few days with Mrs. Spencer
X. Milford.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-03
PREPARING TO- GIVE
GUTHRIE GOOD THINGS
fcontInued from PAGE one.)

State bank, was selected chairman of
the entertainment committee and Will
be glad to cooperate with any one
who can suggest anything in the way
of entertainments for Guthrie.
R. A. Stiffey reported that the
Booster buttons would be ready for
distribution by next meeting night
and that all members can obtain same
by applying at the Chamber of Com
merce and paying the small sum of
five cents.
The following slogan, offered by
Mr.. Ralston, and adopted by the club.
70 be printed on all Booster literature
is: Guthrie First"
A resolution was made and entered
ipon the minutes of the club that they
,xtend thanks TO the Guthrie Daily
leader for the favors bestowed the
lub. same to be personally given by
he secretary in behalf of the Boost
rs.
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RULES LAID DOWN BY
ELECTION BOARD
CONTINUED from Page one.)

of residence, or If he was sick or i'd
sent at the time of the last regular
registration; affidavits will be pro-
vided at the voting places for such
electors to make before voting.
What are the dates for filing for
office by candidates for the primary?
February "a to March 6.
Can a man get on the ticket for the
election April 9, without First going
through the primary?
No. This is true of even the in
dependents.
What is the date Of the primary
March 1G, 1915.
And OF the city election?
April 6, 1916.
Suppose a man has properly reg
istered. but his precinct has been
changed will he have to get his reg
istration receipt transferred
No. The inspector FOR the new pre-
cinct will be instructed to accept the
receipt. The fact is, he has not re-
moved or changed, but the number
ing Of bis precinct has merely been
changed.
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WHEAT:
CORN:
RAIN INTERFERs WITH
CHAMBER CAMPAIGN
tcontinued from Page One,

mended that Knauss be compelled 10
nut pantaloons on the bare legs OF MS
grand pianos during the editorial
meeting here in May, that the santa
Fe put in fog horns at the reservoir
in lieu of any other kind of horns at
the country club. that the Fort
Smith & Western be fined every time
they run over forty mile an hour and
that the officials and employees at the
court house be prohibited from using
the new rest room.
The members of the jury are out
soliciting today and will meet tonight
and again at noon tomorrow to vote
final indictments against all delin-
quents. If man asks you to join the
Chamber of Commerce it is up to you
to come through il you want to
escape the grand jury, the patrol
wagon. the judge and sentence. II
he don't get to you phone in your
name. Do it right now.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-03-03

ing immediate attention on their side
of the capital, At 1875 o'clock the
house recessed until 1890 O'Clock
Wednesday, morning.
II was understood that after Tues
day night there will be no adjourn
ment and probably no recess before
the session ends at noon March 4.
Upon agreeing upon the executive
legislative and judicial bill the con
ferees eliminated all provision for
money to be expended by the presl-
dent in connection with the formal
opening Of the Panama canal. The
senate put in an item Of S160 600 for
this purpose and the house cut the
amount to $4,000. The conferees
concluded that II the president made
the trip through the canal the ex-
pense could be paid ont of some ex-
isting fund.
Projects which otherwise would
fail of passage were attached to the
general deficiency bill as amendments
Tuesday by the senate appropriations
committee. Among them mare:
An appropriation equal to all the
premiums collected by the war FISK
bureau to protect losses, If any
A million dollars for extra expenses
of the state department In caring fcf
diplomatic interests of the belliger-
ents.
Authority for the interstate COM
merce commission to examine cores
pondence Of common carriers when
the supreme court recent held It does
not have.
Authrity for the Philippine legisia-
tnre to enact emergency war revenue
legislation.
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CONGRESS NEARs END
OF LONG SESSION


80, 1916 Provision is made in the
bill for resurvey OF many projects
heretofore used which have been
stumbling blocks to successful bill
for two sessions.
Tuesday night the house promtly
agreed to the conference report on
the naval bill. with provision di-
recting the secretary of the navy 70
report to the next congress plans for
four naval vessels based on the Eur
opean war experiences. Reports on
the military bill the diplomatic and
consular bills also were agreed to.
House Takes Recess.
House leaders late Tuesday night
discovered that on account of the
tangled situation in the senate there
was practically no business demand
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Have The Leader delivered. 45c mo

f. p Kelly, manager of the Singer
Sewing Machine company in this city,
is able 10 be about again after having
been confined to his home for two
week as the result of injuries re-
ceived in an auto accident on the
West Side. Mr.. Kelly is still wear
ing his head in sling"
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statesmen WANTED

FIVE SALES MEN for the state OF
Oklahoma to take orders for our
all wool $40 suits. From factory TO
wearer Exclusive territory. Com
mission basis. To men VINO can quail
ify it is an exceptional proposition.
Addres for full particulars. Manu-
facturers. 1916. n. 4th ST., Minnea-
polls, Nina.
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FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
fna aAckAc tE k1DEEYS AND 9lAopER
Have The Leader delivered. 45c mo.
(T'irst published in The Guthrie Daily
Leader, March /, 1850
CALL FOR WARRANTS.
Guthrie OlSla March L 1915

Guthrie, Okla, March |, 1915.
There are funds on hand to pay
School District Warrants tl9l3-l014
from No. "a to 1888 inclusive; also to
pay 1g14-1Ss5 warrants from No. 54
to 265 inclusive. interest ceases 30
days from this date.
HARRY S. CARL1N,
Treasurer.
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TODAYs QUOTATIONS
MARKETS BY WIRE

cATTLE:
Kansas City. Mo, March 81
Receipts, 5000.
Market, steady to strong.
Dressed beef steers, $500 TO $S.t9
Prime steers, $3.50 to $500.
Cows and heifers, $4.25 to SS.2o.
H oGs:
Receipts, 1900
Market, 8 to 10 lowe
Bulk of sales, $685. s6.65.
Top price, 500.
WHEAT:
Kansas city. Mo, March 81
May, S1.36 5-S.
July, $1.10 "a.
September, s1.00 3-4.
CORN:
May, 10 rs; split.
July, 20 S-S; split.
September, 7S "a; split.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-Two men and one lady to
trave,; salary ard expenses; also
three to five ladies' to work III cry;
$50 per month. Apply at once. Met
ropolitan Hotel. Room No. s.
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TWO GOOD Statesmen for Logan
county. Call for Mr.. Harris at Efss
Hotel from one till five o'clock .. NJ.
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H. M. ADAMS.
Attorney and Notary.
Chattels and Farm Loans.
Real Estate and Insurance.
Houses for Rent.
Office over Bank OF Commerce.
Phone ala. Res. Phone lll9
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TOTAL s......-...s. -. - sPrfN''A.y'
And the Mayor and City Clerk are
hereby directed 10 draw warrants on
said accounts for the same in favor
of the persons to whom said bills
we're allowed.
Section 2 For the preservation OF
the public peace. health and safety.
an emergency is hereby declared TO
exist by reason whereof this ordi-
nance shall be in force from and af-
ter its passage. approval and publ
cation.
Passed by the Commissioners, and
Approved by the Mayor, this Srd day
OF March, 1915.
]. f. N9SSI.EY.
Seal--Attest: Mayor.
r. n. DUNHIAM,
City Clerk.
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For sale-American Queen sewing
machine. Cheap for cash Leaie
office.
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TYPEWRITERs.
Manhattan -. .............$ lV.Vv
smith Premier .............. 1900
Royal No. 5. (nearly new).... 5000
RovaI No. (. new .......... 1890
ROYAL No. 10 ......!........ 100 %
Ribbons for all makes. SOC and Use.
Typewriter Carbons, s1.5O per box
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
ia 1-2 East Oklahoma Ave. Phone Z.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

ESTABLISHED manufacturer wants
state manager. High class article.
Should pay $4,000 annually; $500 to
$1,000 capital. Will pay expenses to
Chicago If you are man we want.
References. Leary, 40G Fisher Bldg,
Chicago.
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COMMISSIONER PUBLIC sAFET'


COMMISSIONER PUBLIC SAFETY
y. T. HARRIS authorizes the
Leader TO announce his candidacy Tor
commissioner Of public safety.
w. II. Mitchell authorizes Tne
Leader to announce his candidacy for
Commissioner Of Public Safety, in the
April election.
Chas. G. Alling authorizes The
Leader to announce his candidacy
for Commissioner OF Public Safety.
HENRY II. REYNOLDS requests
The Leader to announce that he Will
be candidate for Commissioner OIL
Public Safety, subject to the viii OF
the voters at the spring primary
election.
The Leader is authorized by Ed
ROBERTSON to announce that nc
vii be candidate for Commissioner
of Public Safety in the spring pri-
maries.
Bert Wolyerton authorizes Tne
Leader to announce his name as a
candidate for Commissioner of Pupiic
safety, subject to the spring pri-
maries.
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FRED =. BECK hereby authorizes
The Leader to announce his candi-
dacy for election as Treasurer OF the
school board.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
TREASURER SCHOOL BOARD

THEHoUHEH oOF1OOE bOF%HD
Harry c. Carlin authorizes The
Leader to announce his candidacy for
re election as treasurer Of ;iie senoo
board, subject to the city primaries
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BOARD AND ROOM or room, cheap,
at Ala East Springer.
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(Published in The Daily Leader
March 3, l9l5.)
APPRoPRlATlNo ORDINANCE

An ordinance Appropriating Ger
tain Moneys to the Payment Of Sun
dry Accounts and Expenses, and De-
claring an Emergency.
Be 1t Ordained BY The Board OF
Commissioners of the City of Guth-
rie. Oklahoma:
Section I That the sum of So
69l57 is hereby appropriated for the
purpose of paying bills upon the fol-
lowing accounts, and which bills have
heretofore been approved by the
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HELP WANTED-MALE'

MEN--Our illustrated catalogue ex-
plains how we teach the barber
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Chas. G. Alling authorizes The
Leader to announce his candidacy
for Commissioner OF Public Safety.
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