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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-08
c. A. R. HEADS OF STATE
INSTALL NEW OFFICERS

Col. A. 4. Beasler. Of Chandler, de-
,artment commander Of the 6. A. X.
assisted by Past National Post Gen.
W. II. Hornaday. Installed the new
officers of Ilartrauft Post, 70. g.
Thursday afternoon as follows.
]. NJ. 1.eIoe. commander; Isaac
Clark senior vice; Rev. A. b. Nichc-
las, Chaplain; W 3. Herod, patriotic
instructor; T. H. Seward. adjutant and
quartermaster; Wclborn Stafford, Of
reer OF the day; George Latta, Off
Ger Of the guard: Jacob Arbery, ser
gent major. E. G. Platta, qusrtermas
ter sergent.
Mrs Mae yampner, past depart
rent post of the Women's Relief
Corps No. 3, installed the officers
for that organization. az follows:
Florence Parienheimer. president;
Nellie Hamilton. senior vice; Stella
FORD. junior vice; Tilly Province
chaplain; Ruth German. secretary;
rearl Chandler. treasurer; Emma
burns. conductor; Nettie Sutton. ar
s.stant conductor: Isabel Moore
gard: Gertle Harshman, assistant
guard: Mae vampner. patriotic IN
structor: Sadie Mathis. musician
Cara Ready. press correspondent
( Ida Smith. Phoebe Stlce. Anna All
ing and Cora Walker. color bearers.
The exercises closed with number
OF patriotic talks and an elegant lun
cheon served By the ladies'.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-08
PURCHASED TIE
MARKHAM GAZETTE

shamrock. okn. ian. s.-The Mar
ham Gazette. established over a year
szo az Markham - John p. Carer.
changed hands today when Il passed
to e. ~ sarchet and Ben = Berkey
owners of the Shamrock Brogue. The
deal goes into effe-. with the com
INK week and Il makes &c Brogue
legal publ.catlon. II Is understood
that Carter will locate at Pemeta and
publish 4 PAPER at thtat point
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-08
100 STUDENTS ABSENT;
IA GRIP THE CAUSE
MANY STATE SCHOOLS ARE
CLOSED DOCTORS KEPT
VERY BUSY

Colds and the grippe have a firm
and II might be said strangle hole
on the people OF the city, county and
state. The epidemic that has been
rfeyalen, over the east and north has
struck the south now and all Okla.
homa is barking"
"Neyer before in the history Of
Guthrie has there been so many child.
rem affected with an epidemic, said
= local physician today
u have instructed all teachers to
- watchful and when a pupil shows
the slightest symptoms OF fever 10
send the child Aome,' said Superin
tendent Thos. Scott today.
The grippe epidemic Is much in
evidence In public schools, where ap
proximately 100 students were out OF
school Monday, the first day classes
we're held since the holiday vacation
In nearly every instance the cause OF
the absence was "a bad cold In on
school alone there we're Is cases OF
Ia grippe reported. and the average
a1mber of absentees in the Other
ward schools was 3s. In city higa
school many students we're absent
and did not report in the junior high
school department All ough some
absentees In the high school buildings
are reported for other reasons than
Illness, tg list is two.thirds larger
than the daily average.
One doctor reports that he made 2
call to attend patient sick with a
cold and that before leaving the house
he found that at least six other mem
lcrs of the household We're ILL., al
having slight fevers. Few cases,
aowever. have become serious and the
death rate from such illness this year
Is decidedly lower than previous
Years in comparison to the large
amount of Illness all over the town.
Miss Margaret Doolttle says school
condition in the county. while rathe-
tad from a point Of attendance, is
very satisfactory. School buildings
are being dlsinfected and every pre-
caution made to stop the spread OF
the disease.
Many OF the schools in the state
have been closed down entirely on
account OF the epidemic. NOTABLY the
state school for the blind at Musko
gee which has been closed Tor ter
days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-08
An A N { RIG A n
.DIPL D N A 7 IS
HIGHLY H0NOR[D
Or. PAUL REiNstii BECOMES
VICE PRESIDENT or
pEkIN SELECT SOCIETY

peking. Jan. NDr Paul s Iieinsch.
American Minister TO China. was
elected first siceprosldent Of the
Chinese Social and Political Science
Association which Ras formally or.
ranizcd Yesterday at q meeting held
n the foreign o'flce and attended
chiefly by Chinese and American o.
1tials and scholars
Tho president Of the new assoe's.
sn Is la chcnehsiang. the chincse
Winston Of Foreign Affairs Tsao
alla. tiee minister Of Foreinn Al.
AIRS. is tie ae.reiafs 70 the new o..
sanizatiou. and Wa chaochn. Council
.ol for The Foreign office and the son
Of DR. WI the former Minister for
hina to the United States. was mad
treasurer
Among tie monitors OF the cxecn'
iYe council arc Dr. W = wii'oughbs
.f....tt..4tsf 49,. pen ff'netA j
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-08
Or. lLffF WILL COME

raomss Caasla liilf eho deslisatei
Toe First N E Church here sesera'
cars ago e.il make 4 return date
w. will fl' m engagement soon fae
r.embershi1 of the first church ar.
r'annlng a BIS time 1hen Dr iilff a.
ri.es. 5is arrival il looked forsari
- eila m1f8 pleasure
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-08
POOL HALL CASE IS
FINALLY SETTLED

The pool hall case from Creseen,
citv was settled in district court I'M
ally late yesterday by jude Huston
DENYING the Injunction sought The
court held that the special election
held for the purpose u eliminatins
pool halls from Crescent was not
'esal. This decision upholds the ruling
~ Judge Cbappelle IN county eo1r'
made some time ago After the de-
cislon by Claaaelle the case vas aI-
l,ealed 70 Judge Husion's court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-08

Naan tom. @ Jan Fearing d
fca oulhfess 80 rlorae Nhen a crowd
o. strike eympathlfofa gathered on a
Nll opposite ihc Youngstown Shco'
ard Tube COMPANY plant hflmdlnr
General Speaks ordered four Glove.
ANA militia companies 81 tho ilflh
regiment 10 the strike sfone Two of
ile companies marched into tho plant
10 reinforce the hundred striker
wards, ana the other tao companies
aradod the opposite hill. TO pfoYcut
The mubs from ofganlfins
Nlneioen peraOns welo shot four
probably fatally. several hhsluess
fft.nllnHtt ,f f4ea Nul
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-08

Passengers about to sail for New
York from bordeaux Oh the new
French liner Lafayette received Nain.
ings IN Paris that u would he dar.
rcrous 10 sail on the vessel The
same kind OF message WAS sen io
passengers Of the Lusllania before she
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-08
PEACH TROUBLE

Charging negligence In handlins
fruit shipments. as agent. ". IT. coyle
today filed s8lt against J. W and
". 3. FurroR. seeking 70 collect s..
s2i.s2. which he says Is due him from
tie burrows The peach shipments
n controversy were made during the
i,i5 season and vent to Chicago and
Omaha.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-08
The Lafayette

The Lafayette.
sailed trom New York on hsr nsl
voyage
The Lafayette is the latest a'eamei
helougur 10 ihe French lne ',et
and made her maiaen yoyaee from
Barltiux 10 NcN York arrN'ps there
On Tuesday. No,eMher 2 eadtr 'hs
command Of Captain a. noch
The new liner arrived r SeN Nots
on her second ,oyage westward on
pec ana sailed aaam lur A7firaeA
on Dec A.
So Tar iln Ccfnan almaiiaes hate
made na attrmpl % attack any Of the
Ff,neh line fiesmefs, hui reports
reached the French minelcr Of ma
rlne ~ Paris regarding tue madea
yoyar, oi the Lafayette and siaea
then h. hsa ro, taken amy chances.
The lafayette Is ,slpletcreN
steamer ef 1900 gross tonnage, GLE
iocl long. and 60 feet ',cam. built e'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-08
List Of Sufferers.

Several doctors reported all patients
much improved and conditions far
better than last week. Another says
there is more sickness now than az
any time in the history of the city
Grippe, pneumonia and complications
Both DIR. ami Mrs. z. o. Barker are
Improving after a siege with la grippe
and DR.. C. F. Cotteral is back In his
office today after a ten DAYS illness
Most OF these have la grippe:
II. ID. Bowden, Mrs. Earl Patterson,
Mrs. Nose Stanley. Mrs. d. B. Lee
Juanita Greenwood, Mrs. Torrance
nelmar Torrance. Mrs. Lloyd Mccros
tey Of Meridian, John Mahoney, Mrs
Al n-eer, Mrs n w Dickerson OF Ma
,ina, Mrs. CHATTER of Nasina. Marg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-08
MARY NAN M'LEAN
SHOOTS HERSELF

Oklahoma ci'f. Jan s-MarY Van
rciean. postmasiress IN the first
legislature. committed suicide at nooa
today at the Lee ilackins by sheoi-
isg. unrcquicted love
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-08
BURN TOWN THEN
/ LOOT THE STORES
NlNlitt\ SHOT. FO,It MAY
M N Npl NclON\ BAT
TIT. SOLDIERS It lllD

Youngstown O., Jan. e.-ocnerh
speaks received an appeal tHa aitcr.
room from oitsens ot Suutheru, .
send hclp At once 20 that village Tor
rejection from riotlnu there The
message stated that q mob had formed
and is engaged Ia general Hight IN
the streets. and that men were shoot
ina and beating each ether Two com
l.nles Of militia Will be sent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-08

London. Jan s. Some idea Of the
determined nature of the Russian
bios on the Bessarabian front ls con
seyed by pesfograd dispatches Friday
4hleh state hat the Russians FOR fit
ty hours concentrated 400 guns o.
lhe Ausirians' position at ezefnowiiz
= a preparation fpr en- infantry af-
iaek The Russian communications
10 not yet claim that Czeruowiiz has
alien, but dispatches from German
eureos admit that the Tcusopic pe-
sifion there IS critical
Il is not Jet clear whether The
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-08
]. 5. SENDS VIGOROUS
NOTE TO BRITAIN
tny Associated l'umi

Washington. lan no l'olied
saiea has sent p ,m usaadur Pass
81 london. Tor HreeatN'on 70 tht
British fofoiFn office. neta ,lsorons
protecting against the British au
l0rltles interfering Ia and censor
lne mails from tla United States e.
leltrn HnrOneaa Countries
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-08
PEACE PARTY on VA,

Oldenzaal Holland can s.-Tne
Ford peace party has arrived. The
PARTY rassed partly through Germany
without incident. Expect 10 reach
the Hague BY noon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-08
81 A VS BATTER
D D " n { RE A 7
I { j 7 D N FORT
itsIl,li>S IN FLIGHT m
IOI,l ONiti sIii\t. HOIlD-
~ l/NR -.
BULLETIN
- Associated Press

Paris. Jan. i8.--After the most ter
fc bombardment oi the war, the
ortfess of Czerno~ Z fell % the Rus
ans TO-DAY. Austflsns are falling
lack ai along the line.
BULLETIN
Paris, Jan s.-Tno hundred Monte
regrns from America lost their liyes
~ tfe sinking Of an italian steamship
yhch struck a nine IN the Adristic.