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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-10
Helcer fine 8srn
inlrfemnten Helbre~.
Sr. Galow.l's sprup Ycpiiu bar
pGret ct Samilie.9 areringsmi0.
bel | manae Mar.

Rrs. Nus. 9oeQefelo / Gurlple, 81,
ltrep npltg til Or. GdIoipeQ / Ntouticello,
gu, at bun babe brlgt Or. Gdlbnelrs
Sprup Scpiin / fit Siem / ct Antal Nar,
og at bun life bill ppre oct foruoeu, ba
bun meb bette Iiooel bar pGret iitanb
til at bpIoe line fire @eru / fulbtommen
Selbreo.
Or. GaIbipeIrs Sprup Yepiin er en-
Communicating al iimple, dffsrenoe
lrter mcb Yepiiu, Der paa Ell let % rus
tirlig Raaoe pirfer paa Wtapen % re-
9ulerer bette Organs iaa pi9ti9e Sltrts
tior. Npiten ale DC Spgoonune, for
bpilfe Born er uoiatte, ian ipores I'll Ell
upirfiom Rape, og ct milbt, paalioeltgt
Ifferin9smiboel, iuaban iom Or. Cab
peq's Sprup YepiirL burbe inoeS |
bber Saruilies We~bicinifab. Set bar Ell
bebageIie Smag, @ern liter Oct og ta8er
bet gierne, meoenS bet er Itge1aa brit
iom for Borne.
Or. GuIbipeu's Spriip 9epiin iGlges |
Gpotefer oberalt for 80 Gents pr. SLATE.
Sor at iinbeaa @f%terli9ninger .p9 uptrts
iomn1e Srbititlter p9r forotsIet ON at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-10
Wooers Wiooel
for Kpeitelier.
Ssrnenes Stsb, SpritrGffelier % Min =.
bre geifahiselier IinbreS burtis
reb Slpau'S 2iniment

Set Iigger / ielpe Natitreu hos Born,
at DC fonumer tilItabe - at tomlme grGz
oenoe til Mlor meb De imaa Sin9re
tpeiteoe, meo Steb mob Soneoet, meo
Sorftr9ttelie al Gntler eIler SaanoIeb.
Ss BET er nleset imertefnIoe ap9itels
Ter. Men bereS Smerte os Sting fan
life mobitau Der miIoe Srug al bette 2is
niment. On eneite InpenbeIie az Sloan's
Eminent, % ben lille Sprs tiGft tilbas
gebolbte Sadrer ombptteS burtig meo
Smil. Saus SpGiteIier CT linorebe.
bpert Siem, bnor ser er Born, er
Sloan's Ointment ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
gerfenoe Ituitler, R6eumatisme,
2umbaeo, Stipbeo / Rafteu, 8paimerte,
Sroitifaoer o.i.p. fan burtig Iiuores meo
Slpan's Ointment. Or mere renslig
enb tlGbrige SaIper og SIaitre.
Slodn's eminent fan er6oloes / ale
Npotet til % Cts, 90 CTS. og S1.O0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-10
fSra Eierre, ct Saf.

Sr. Gebnftsr!
Ieb at Ie efter paa @nrtet bill man
finbe, at Yierre er beli98ense I Stdter
Sbb. Satotas Centrum paa Den eltli9e
greo al MisiourieIpeu, p9 at ben er
merfct uteo Ell Stierue - altiaa Stas
tens Sopebitnb.
Nooen StorbD ct Sen uetop lite, onts
trent $500 Suobpg9ere. S9 retler
man uoenpm @bens @renier, er Der
life ip9rt mango geboere for bier
S~pabratmil. Ser taller ri life ON Sdrs
mere, men "Han6ers". Sra Sib til
anben far Solf fommet inb fra Often
% foriegt at able Smaagrsn, men bet
9aar life no9et bioere rart. Set er for
uiiftert meb Gegnfalbet, og &reatlr>
upl er BET, iom lemer Jig beDlt. Se
itpre @ibber itaffer Saonegnng for
tuIinber al Seite og areatlrer life aIene
ON Sommeren, men ogiaa ON Sinte@
rem, naar Sneen life er for orb. Site
iaa at f~prItaa, at @resiet er grent ON
@interen, men bet tprre "SuffalogrGs"
er ubmerfet 9eite, iaafremt Oct lite er
begrapet for bpbt unbcr Sneen.
Seq babe uGr CLIENT at fort9le, at
paa Seihibeu al @lpen, li9e heb st.
Bierre, er Der ct belt Sppnibip inobe8s
net, % ber finbe8 ben itprite Buffalo
biorb / Sc Soreuebe Stater omtrent 900
/ SaIet.
Ser / Gierre og Smesn er Der life
fr9rt mango Stanoinaper. Sortioen er
Der life en- eneIte Statsembebsmano az
i~fanbinapiIf gprS. Ten bette blir
uoentpil rettet paa peo gal9et MI; tbt
bpis life ale 3erter ilaar fell blir Fea
ter Norbecf Dor nGite 8uberuer o9 8ls
itap Selgeiou 8asIerer. 5 De unberoros
nebe StiQinaer er Der Here Iom er
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-10

bu faar Or. Galoipels Sprrp @epiin.
&c til at ct 6nfiimile al ST.. Galbpe0'S
NapnetrGt % hans TortrGt forefpmmer
paa Den guile Gartpn, bnori Slalfcn er
paffet. en- Fri Yrsneilaife tan erboIocS
neb at ifripe i'll 9r. W. 9. GalbipeI, 435
&aibinoton Ct, WonticeIlo, Suinois.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-10
CZ MA
(Hsinn icISt sfnb. satt Rb.iu, gruritus. Riltsrai
ssater Poiinn, sst.uina Sim

tHsian iriSt sfnb. salt Rbtim, gruritn5. Riltssrat
ssattt Cotton. sst.pina SIN o. a.
Tea iror eczema fan htIbrtoct permanent. o., ma
itp hRtr %helbrtoet. msnsr lea rttup hoa0 lea ia,r
%htibrtott, % titt bare ntifst 'dmmsn for en- lU6 fprl,t
ilitu at brphe no n0rrs suo fsr. 6u'f. lea aisr bsrr,
HaoiiGno e'ttr Of hape behduoIet uPiten en- halp Mi.
lion 3tifrlher AZ eueuo on onpeubt Il War AZ min
lib pao oenS Sehouollnd. act sr MIA Iiaeaulotat hplo
alt ou bar hrlai. elsr hpormarle e9aer bar iaat ht1
Of n tie Tan htlbreoeS 49, alt lea f%orlarasr or IAN en-
Aritonina I'll al hcpt'e min Banitauh. OPS on pt
Virtue III mia teaa, pl ieg ienoc oiq en- fri prese al
NIT mtIee ~liuorsuoe aararttrtos Wieotl. Der Htserftr
rtl p%ptrbeoiit BIO ioia bet bar mtg. opis Oh bar mIflt
oI3iltro % alt mob. opiurhrsr lea ota III at alpe min
Nrleontua til at btbtfe mine p~daftau0e Qeo al trip,
I'll mia iodg. pI ou Rphe mere utrtsIla aomfprt. ems
on npueufHoe troeoe oeuus 0trosu tnu0e briuae oi1.
Iorisa bet tuu. % tta islsr mtg ~oosr6eoifi ON. atoI
bil bore eutq nttb Mig.
OR. J. {. cAhhAoAY. 70 Court Block. ssdsHs. M.
Re'ereneer Third National Bank, Ssdala, No.
esnO bette ADVERTISEMENT III upaeu. Der tts.r AZ Se,sn,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-10

KOM til Nordvestens sterste Bust
ness College. fuldstendige Kursas i
Bookkeeping, Shorthand. Auto. Gas og
Steam Engineering Specielle Klasser
for Nykommere. Kost og Logi i privat
Familie So Ill $3.50 pr. Uge. Skriv til
J. G. SATIRE, Crookston, MINI.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19

ed In their duties. and provisions
must be warehoused and hospitals
built and evacuated aud means OF
transportation arranged, and an
army OF workers set going 10 care
for the needs OF the army OF fight.
ers. All this, as all the world
knows, is going on behind the Brit.
ish front II Is not very long. as
time goes, since the British got
their new l7-inch gun at work.
The fact that there was no actiy.
fly on the British front is the best
possible proof that the allies for the
first time in this war felt them.
selves strong enough TO wait. Ne
cessity moved them in the past.
Now they are able 10 hold back I'M
iii everything is ready for the first
great offensive movement from the
allied side during the war.
AS the western situation stands
today, then, the German has made
this slight gain: lie has hampered
the preparations for an offensive by
the French. Just 10 the extent that
French men and guns and munitions
have been used up by the terrific
fighting AZ verdun. But 10 gain this
advantage the German has Nd IN
the ratio OF at least three toXwo-
perhaps two TO one. II may have
been good bargain. for the de
tense has a less costly task 10 per
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19
MI Ready tor Supreme Effort
10 DYiue German Hosts Out
4 OF BELGIUM and France

tary activity on the western front
than by calling the allies TO aid at
verdun. Various political groups
have united In order 10 force the
government TO consent 10 a secret
session OF parliament in which this
and collateral questions might be
inquired into. The bouleyardiers
nod at each other at the hour of
speritif.
Why they ask. have not the
British moyed%
This is not a defense of the Brit
ish policy. The Briton is nota bly,
able TO care for himself. But It is
will TO understand that the British
did not move because the time had
not come for them TO move; be
cause they have been fighting ineffi-
GENTLY and when they fight next
they will fight efficiently; because
II they were forced into a little Of
fensive today the big offensive or
tomorrow would find its claws cut;
because the French can hold Yer
dun until the cows come home; be-
cause for the FIRST time since the
war began. the allies are now work
ing In thorough military co-ordina-
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19
DETROIT TIM Es

form than the offense, and when
the allied offensive begins the Ger
mans Will count on evening the
scale. But so far as the battle Is
concerned, the German has been de-
feated-and that observation would
hold good even II he were 10 take
Nerdun tomorrow.
The only damage the loss OF Yer
dun could do 10 the French cause
would be a moral damage Nerdun
itself is a military liability rather
than a military asset. There would
be no moral damage II Verdun were
10 fall tomorrow, for the French
people have had time in which TO
calmly appraise the situation. One
hundred days ago its fall might
have shaken their confidence. To
day. France would say;
Victories won at that price will
cost Germany the war"
The Verdun fortress ceased TO ex-
list as an effective defense the day
the Germans battered down the fort
at Liege The verdun salient-a
blunt v thrust into the German line
is so confessedly a difffcult one
10 defend that Gen. Joffre long
wished 10 abandon II. and was only
withheld from doing so because OF
the possible moral effect upon the
people. Far from being the strong.
est spot in the French lines, IL was
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19

the weakest. Ii the deficiency In
transportation facilities be consid-
cred. To add 10 this handicap. the
Germans seem 10 have been able TO
effect concentration opposite Yer
dun. OF which the French leaders
were quite ignorant. Nevertheless,
just because they are stubborn fight
ing men who will not quit, the
French held IT,
Not less than 100000 German sol
diers have been consumed IN that
furnace at Verdun. Perhaps the
total German loss for the frst 100
days may have reached $4,000. |
do not believe these figures are ex-
aggerated. In the same period the
French losses may range close To
$50, 900. The German has not gained
verdun-and the French people have
had time TO realize that they are
better on militarily II Verdun were
OF their hands. AS matters stand.
IL the German ceases To batter at
Petain's army before Verdun 1t Is
defeat. II the most improbable
happens and the French withdraw
to a second line OF defense-which
is infinitely stronger than the Yer
dun position-what possible gain
can the German find?
have said that the German has
paid in the ratio OF at least three
(Continued on Next Psge)
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19

n nnRors economics and writer tour,
lNo smsns our southern nelshbors
~ The Tlmss.
TINA. Honduras. June ls.-Ths
( eonetltution Of the Central American
xu1mbaics says education 10 free
ond compulsory" for all boys and
xlf1s. bat like other laws. this one
\ = not taken very seriously.
N with the exception Of Costa Rica
M Salvador. little Is done in taking
care Of the children.
n Honduras there are only about
10 schools for 100000 children.
Moreover these schools are very
luna1l and very poor.
Really. every boy and girl in the
iunited States should be made 10 un-
\ d1sstand their blessings In the line
" schools.
1he best punishment possible for
= child IN New York. Chicago or
800 other northern city. who mis-
behaves IN school, would be a few
days In . Central American school.
Here I have seen children sit long
.h0urs ON hard benches without any
hocks. holding q BOOK with one hand
md brushing on fiies with the other.
More attention ID now being given
- San Jose and Guatemala 10 teach
lng boys, but girls are still neglect.
IA.
4 The Central American people think
21v9g are male only 10 be mothers
ma hence IL Is useless to teach them
al(0 cnything else!
70 they really would teach then.
ho1k u cook, how to keep well and
y ~. 10 trair their children. We
y y not object to this idea
Central America girls are not
~ how to he good mothers.
~ " Of the church and how to
- s about all even the girls OF
~ Y ~ rents are now made to learn,
~ 31fing how to play some musical
.1n&trnment.
ar courre the great majority OF
II 1&kl Ar.erican children ar
l(ked to work hard. While the
! " Isr Is seen laxily swinging in his
hniumock, smoking a black cigar
the children are picking up wood,
(, feeding the hens or sweeping out
the house.
And the houses need sweeping out
!. often. as the hens and pigs walk IN
and out just like grown cps.
I small factories are now being
Al ktcd IN some OF the larger cities
81 Central America. In these, siri'
ana boys are forced to work
Now and then the children se'
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19

Tho Creditor--You'll have TO
r4one across. Money talks.
Tue Delinquent--M Money talks,
49, II? All right I'll remit by
|(elephcae.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19
@ONE HAND OF PUPIL HOLDS A
BOOK AS OTHER SWATS FLIES!"

That ID Roger Babsons Picture School in Central
sgx America
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19
~ hsaDGRr COREY

1900 lo1ov ~ 0eebsst CereyD
-, June l6.--Why DO not
& 1tish attack In order to light.
~ pressure on the French at
|& uVu1y one has been asking that
r1o1oa- There has been . very
B 6iseontsnt with what seemed
oh111nG % the part Of the British.
( U9ctes Clemenceau limited at II.
< 0G6oove Herve editoriaily suggested
<kh6e u II sometimes good military
EDolloy to come TO the relief OF a
4 fFlend, even II one Is not quite
r6o1y." The ssmi-oGlcial Temps re-
11exS6 guardedly 70 q "lsssitude"
sWhDch exists In IN unnamed but
ho1nitely located quarter.
4 The German IL able to draw re-
inforcements from sectors on which
n sure to be permitted to sleep In
Donco.~ said "Polybe." In the i'm
poetaut Figaro. Lieut.-Col Rousset
DnIlowed In lie Petit Parisien with
il reference to dormant" fronts.
Albert Milhaud wrote that II might
~ more easy to tighten the French
taak By - generalization OF mill
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19
Mother Triec for Killing.

KALAMAZOO, Mich. June 10
The trial OF Eva Steehard. accused
OF killing a baby, will be started in
circuit court tomorrow morning. At
torney Harry Howard, one OF Kala-
mazoo's prominent lawyers, has been
appointed to defend her. She ADMITS
killing the baby and says she COM
United the offense rather than face
the disgrace of having IL known that
she had become a mother.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19
'' &C. =! J ;I!'' Ill.,: -
Central standard Tins
star Cole Line Str. Huron

Far Cleveland, Pittsburgh and al
points south and east Daily toite q. ma
fsr. TO Cleveland, $685. Pittsburgh. ss.ss-
For Buffalo and al points east, DAILY,
D. IN. FARE $3.50, one wsyt $3.50
NO. hD IHtf.
FOR Msekinse IslnBd and wsyports-
Monday and Saturday, 8. D. MI Wedncs-
day and Friday, $3.50 .. IN.
kyEEk.END EXCURSION EyEHy
sA1tHDAN - Cleveland sz.b0, bun ale
sI.Oo, Niagara Falls $50. Round Trip
for transportation.
stateroom Accommodations - Cpper
berth, slg lower berth, $780, whole
rom, $3.50.
TICKET oFFICEs-Tbird I've. wharf,
is7 woodward Ave. tAajestlc BldGD. 80
Port St West. Opp. Poet once.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19

out into the forests or fields and
play among the covers. Central
America Is a land Of flowers. Some
grow near the ground. as do our
wild flowers, but many grew upon
bushes and trees.
Orchids, rare and expensive in
our cities, are common IN Central
America. Roses are also common
Honduras, like the other Central
American countries. has all kinds OF
climate, depending upon the height
above the ocean. Along the coast
ii Is hot and damp. Here only cocoa
nuts. bananas AMI coca (from which
chocolate comes), grow.
As the land becomes a little high.
or and drier. cotton is raised.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19

Binks-Have you forgotten that
money you borrowed OF me last year
TO 20 on your vacation with?
Jinks-No. old chap should
really take a vacation right now TO
get such things of my mind!
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19

PrintinE--the pia,. neat sInd---ihai
O. rtGht-Tlmes Job Dept.--Msin 1870
The Detroit times., 1916-06-19

Class day exercises will be held
Today - Yale. Brown. Dartmouth.
Vjsconsin and many other promI-
1o< universities and colleges
'pnG1 eut ne country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-15
AMERICAN CONSUL At TORREON
QUITS HIS POST IN HURRY
PROBATE MATTERS FLOOD
COUNTY COURT TO-DAY
REPORTS OF ADMINISTRATORS.
GUARDIANS APPOINTED. Rou
TINE UP BEFORE COURT

Th6 following probate matters we're
before judge John d Chappclie Ia
county court today
1. \ Baker guardian Of Catherine
Rouse. has tiled his final report ia
county court Total amount received
since last report $500 Amount paid
out s7it7e. balance due ss31ii The
incompetent Catherine Rouse. is dead.
therefore the guardian asks that his
report he approved and he be dis
charged
jackson Aanis, administrator of the
estate OF Susan A. Auuis has been
ordered by tho eour, to re-mor,oass
real estate belonging To the estate, for
the purpoap OF paying off mortgage
Indebtedness agansl said premises
Mary Shanks has filed a petition
asking for letters of administration Of
the estate of James W Shanks, and
shows that the said James W Shanks
,diad February Is. 1915 The deceased
left estate consisting Of real estate
valued al $4,000 There are two heirs
al laW The hearing was set for
March %. 1916.
Letters OF administration has been
issued A. j. Mize Of the estate Of
Amanda NJ Carter His bond was ap
proved in the sum OF s6OO
A general inventory and appraise.
ment has been filed by Mary +.
Eaelston. administrative Of the estate
Of John y Egelsion The southwest
quarter Of section %, township H.
range was appraised at $4,000.
Mrs Bidrie Spence has flied petit
ton asking for letters OF guardianship
Of the person and estate Of Weldia
Spence. minor The hearing was set
for March %, 1916.
T.. S. Lowther, administrator of the
estate Of William Ratliff has filed
an annual report ia the county court
II shows receipts. s2,O9ill. disburse.
ments. SSG7S4. balance ON hand,
SI22G.27 The hearing on account
was set for March 25 1916.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-15
MOBILIZATION CHIEF
CAUSE FOR HIGH COSTS
Win BREAD WINNERS
Nv W clsELCE HtS LITTLE
LETT BIT FADED GLORY
Cny Associated Prossl

Athens. March i6. Greece 4.
much more llkely 20 DO starved into
War than Germany Il to bo starved
ott OF li' said prominent official
OF lhe present Greek government IN
Che Associated rreaa correspondent
lhe expression b scarcely accurate.
Ter while Cas- prices of tho ordinary
commodities of life. and especially
rodalufiH hayo "a many Instances
doubled and lu virtually an instances
Areatlf Increased ia the past year, tho
Nnlt "a Arsely with Oreece. II there
he sof'oua discomfort IN tho country
@ q quite a. much due 10 bad IN.
formal management as to tho mastery
ot tao Mediterranean maintained by
'he Froncotrllah fleet. Tho ~stary.
ms process therefore. 4. much mors
apr % lead 20 trouble Tor the present
Greek cabinet than. unaccompanied
~ any other circumstance. TO Greec's
enforced participation Ia tho wa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-15
SHARTEL SAYS CARS WILL
Be RUNNING BY JULY
lNrERuRBAN BslNe RusAso Ann
VIXEN COMPLETED TO GUTHRIE
WILL 81 assr IN STATE

500 ateg haa ialg ist cars sill
rs running into Guthrie. Ana mr,h.
,fmore he ears pul be lho mosi
mlorahle aad latest oa the mar
ist aA John NJ shartci of Sc 81
haama railway company. who vas
H ihe cit last uisht
Construction aors is proeresslus
mf.lf and tapro ls 40 doubi ia ml
raAi 'hat anlsaa something naa an.
iete-eeH eee#g# lo prevent ae iHv
q Ar omn'eiel hY thp above aaio
nsnoss conditions throughout tho
state are ageh and particularly m mo
tnaIor wherein extension d. mo
tfiri, mtsmtmn unea ma, H. on,
Nstci ,lner or latsr thai be srucr
ai followed lhore Nill he nttlo
diat n making certan extensions
the eompanf hs n con mpntou
Recent Development 90 Coo al la
dmuH N aeflAstp tkiahoma eems
% warrant extension 80 N Tine
tnfihaafd tfem uniAae. ana it Is
roi uallkols thal an eastward llae 10
Shawnee eill De projected "a thr near
0tHfe
lHe company however Va NOT maxi.
hH ahf announcements Ia thIa rcla.
tloa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-15
Troop Movement Secret.

Ell Paso. Tex. March l5.-Tnittd
States troops with camps broken'
we're under marching equipment a;
daylight at Columbus and Hatchits'
N. NJ.
Censorship prohibits the iransmis-
sion of information as to troop move
ment General Gayira. Juarez com
mander, said he had been informed
that no American troops had yet
crossed as they awaited permission
from Carranza
/, is believed that Carranzas reply
to the request will be favorable.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-15
LOGAN COUNTY SELECTS
STRONG HARRIS SLATE
IicllI ron lllrl Bi.iIA\ NJ
IIO\lI. tONMlllliul\-
SiIir l. SlilItn

With r,nrna eomplete from ukla
homa. incolu Logan and Garfield.
"Wg jim Harris candidate for ma
iioud committeeman Of the repub
llcau party ia this state has son a
signal victory defeating James Me
GmW. hiH only opponent by big mar
elna ia AN counties heard from The
hottest fight wna wagca la Oklahoma
CltY aud county Complete reinrus
received here today by y W Mekean.
show Harris victory IN oklahoma
city aud county Ia the city precincts
the Harris forces Won hy majority
Of 10 nnd 10 the county precincts by
a majority Of % making a total ma
iorlly la the county OF 8G yoica la Ao
count, convention that meets 81
Oklahoma city Saturday
la Logan county every precinct
selected Harris delegation and
practlrall, all 81 them are pledged 90
vote for the Waroncr mans program
.n the county convention 20 be held
her next Saturday
Republican "dopaiers say that Me
umw ia now out Of the running com
plelely Many OF bis iriendn say that
Ms mistake vas made when he chose
/ his company "A man la known by
/ The company he keeps They say
said one former MeGfaw man io
day ~ waa with tho pOnca city
man until bis liouicnanta gave me TO
understand that n WAS Weeks money
I that was speaking In thla fight Then
/ / began 20 Investigate aaw and
heard enough TO convince me that I
was on the wrong band wagon"
Impartial obaoryora who have noted
fhe sentiment Of the republicans
throughout the state, declare that me
majority favors The coalition plans
ahloh arc being urged by James liar
his aud T. Disney aud other lend
crs uf both wings 81 lhe praly
Three district conventions are 70 he
held March 20 and from present In.
dieailons Endorsements Of Harris can
dldaey and instructions 20 the dele
gates % ne national convention Will
De returned layofng hia candidacy
for the national committee
The state convention will be- held
in Oklahoma city March y The
district convention wi be- held ln
Guthrie uex' Saturday
The following delegates were
selected
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-15
90 I t RAL AND
GUTHRIE URGED
IN COURT BILL
6t iiiisII SIiOi Id m SEAT
Oi \IN CIRCUIT COIRT
Oh AppIlIS

Oklahoma rneya are much in
.cresied % H bin pending before
congress fof tlr establishment Of a
t.nth circuit s4ri Of appeals district
which viii embrace Oklahoma Spec
ial interest s being taken By OKLA
homa attorney n that feature Of the
pm which provides hat Memphis
shall BE- The court city WHOM the
measure come ~ Tor discussion in
congress. thar aae feature viii be sub.
lected 20 vigorous debate
Finder fh provisions o. lie Bin.
The new district would be composed
of Oklahoma ansas. Tennessee and
north Mississippi and Alabama The
Arkansas baf very much opposed 10
he Designation of Memphis for the
reason thaf j too far from the cen.
ter Of the disrc and a strong fight
viii be made by a delegation from
Arkansas % bring the court city 70
Little Rock
On the other hand. members u tho
Oklahoma Ciiy bar and a great many
Oklahoma attorneys believe Oklahoma
City should b. named a. court city
and strong presentations will be-
made 70 congress 10 show thar the
Oklahoma town is entitled 10 the
designation Guthrie attorneys are
much Interested In the debate and
here the argument presents itself Why
shouldn't Guthrie have the place. and
falling in that a. least the judge
with the exception Of two New York
districts the tao Oklahoma federal
court districts are the largest In point
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-15
]. S. TROOPS SAID TO
Be ON MEXICAN SIDE
CARRA\ consul. II
DOT GLAS DEMANDS CART
RIDGES C0\FISC ATED
(6ULLETlN
(By Associated Pressl

Torreon. Mexico, March i5.-Ameri.
can Consul A. /. Williams has turned
the consulate here over to the British
vice consul. Forty americans are
waiting 10 leave Torreon on a train
which has been held up a day BY a
wreck.
The state department is puzzled by
Williams departure, as no instrue'
tions to leave were given him, and no
reports have been received here Of
disorders there. The department
realizes that he must have good rea'
sons for quitting but are reluctant TO
believe that the consulate is in danger.