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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02
DAVID CONS MS LESSON.

Dear Cora To understand all is 10
orgiyc al suppose. aa the French
ay Personally the iorgiyng part
ccms to me uuimporiant uninterest
ug. Objectionable even why forgive
lcss2 What docs It signify Forgive
ness always makes me picture loc
kissing and groyclng. and I dcspisc
liu 70 understand what priv
rgo what q difference 1t makos
This is why prefer infinitely TO trs
10 understand you and TO try 10 g.
YOU to understand me Than To forgive
Or ask forgiveness # we had under
food each other Saturday IN the store
hero would be no occasion for either
# as 10 forgive The other tater.
Thanks to our achcmc of writing our
misunderstanding out see now that
you were nor acting the queen on Sal
nday but HE woman That II was
not lack OF consideration bu tho
,rcssuro of nerves that made you
cave me for him aa you did
ALSO. am glad to understand HAT
/ was nerves and moi IAN ovcrloue Of
Jealous suspicion nerves on my part
as we'll as yours thai made me misin
.crpfcl The spirit IN which YOU men
ioned Wanda as the probable cause OF
my "strayIng' from You ON Saturday
And now that We are both trying 10
understand each other never mind
the forgiviur' want to tell You
something was not in the mood To
write in my first leltcr
Wanda did stop TO speak to me as
Was buying the lamp
where IS Cora She asked
over by the door waiting for me,
suppose" said
Then go TO her al once il YOU are
MOI sure. she said quickly "She may
moi Ike hcing LETT alone in that
crowd And she made me take her
TO where / thought you were waiting
Your letter. too has made me feel
that you women feel and live $50 much
more in the present moment than men
do And YOU talk 50. Because YOU
think that for 4 moment had treated
Won with indifference. that moment
became harder TO bear than the more
distant Thought of losing me alto.
eeiher So you say what you feel for
the moment To man until he learns
how 20 take a Woman. such a state.
meni seems to show no feeling deeper
than The petiishnsss OF the present
moment But think dear, ! am
learning how 10 take you and shall
study my lesson and be prepared bet
ter next limo am called on TO under
stand You
# seems TO me that this preparing
10 aci on lessons We have learned by
bitter experience makes the bitterness
of quarrel almost worth while We
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02

To Investors This Company now
controls over (3o,Oool thirty thous
and acres OF lands and leases IN the
real OH and gas belt These proper
lies have bccn carefully selected and
are Well blocked into many different
properties, reaching into twelve diff
fcrcnt oil counties. We have actual
work started ON twenty-five new wells
- six TO eight of which should be- com
plcted during the next week includ
ing several to the deep sands
This Company may have over two
hundred million dollars Of oil in these
different properties and is dctermin-
60 to put into operation the balance
OF forty to fitt, drills and keen tnem
ucing until thc Conpan,s production
reaches twenty thousand barrels per
day
Ii controls one great lease of near
Is fourteen Thousand acres northwest
of the rich llealdton oil POOL ON a re
ported greater anticlne than Head
ton. The lealdton field covers less
acreage and is now estimated TO be-
worth nearly a quarter OF a billion
dollars.
Also this Company has Just recent
Is secured a lease OF nearly iise
thousand acres in stephens county
/ Oklahoma. several hundred acres OF
which are in line between rich pool
near duncan and another new pool
north OF Ringing that is deye'opinE
enormous gas wells al shallow
depth Bound to be bic ell near this
gas.
This company wishes to put - to
2u drills on these great southern Oh
lahoma leases at once and should be
drilling on a part OF these valuable
leases almost hy the time You read
over this notice
According 10 recent surveys a part
ot our Big Lease OF about fifteen
quarter sections near the center o.
paWfee county is located I'm the
heart Of the new Jer rlings pool, whicn
some oil men believe NAV be nearly
second Cushing field.
Several new wells 'wiil at once he
started on this yaluhle acrc'ce with
chances good for Poe to o00 barrel
well Of high grade oil az each loca
tioa.
At the hour this notice Is written
the drills are in the cap rock OF nro
duction in six different wells OF The
Uneie Sam oil Company
By THURSDAY June =. six to eight
now wells in different districts should
he completed. Some of them arc
certain to be rich producers and will
Justify an advance on the stock iroH
to - percent which will immediate
lv follow on the advertised price as
stated herein.
This Company is offering the mod.
crate investor a real opportunity II
l. hacked hv sufficient strength 10
co time a big drilling campaign I'M
til rich results are secured Il ncX
has nearly one hundred and fits
t50A producirg oil and gas wells
and room for about two thousand
more It has three refineries. over
l65 miles OF pipe line The Company
owns its own tank cars and OIL mar.
keting st tions. Il Is the Pioneer IN
dependent ia control OF market II
rect to the Nconle With just a little
good luck in our drilling operations
the combined properties OF this Com.
panY should reach value to the
stockholders OF over forty million dol
lars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02
FoR CONSCIENCE SAKE

Whatever the Punishment that may
be meter ont 10 those Texas militia
men for refusing to take the oath o.
LOYALTY and be mustered into tie reg.
uiar army. If they De tried by court
y artlal. it si1 hardly parallel the
vengeance taken by British military
authorities upon Englishmen Who re-
fuse 10 serve in the army hecansc
their conscience their religions faith
forlsds them to Kill. even for The sake
Of their country.
The London Daily News prints
long list Of these men. reported by
members Of the House Of Commons
ard describing the most brutal pun
ishment Of them. Imprisonment, star
walton or bread and water fare. beat
lngs. kicks. manacled in dark cells
members Of iheir families being re-
,.sed communication with them Hun
dreds OF instances OF this treatment
names and prison. were given in
Parliament. and IT was not Of record
that one of these conscience object
o-s~ as they are called surrenderel
and consented to serve. thus proviag
,,at n vas not cowardce whicn
nzompted their recalcitraney Bish
ops and clergymen Of the Anglican
and other churches have united -
formal protest against these bruiaii
,;es bnt II is not yet apparent that
sha protest has had effect.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02
PASSING OF AN
EMPIRE BUILDER


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llm uis ufo .tor sn1 N. eb,n,,
.r ..r. ab.t ,. D,.s ,om. io n.nt
or ss rsfe.i, American rrnm ,
,.,,.,ie.lt n.pnn.. aoet clark .o
,e,rs -, II n,.t.s ef muHn.. pd
, railroa1 om,Jro M. material achic,
,,er Bag,lea nn mapinatIou np,
,reat ~ uae his caran h. no.nlu
c.to.m rested an e,en .reater ha.is
no manner of nat he nro,cd him
.o,f ~ be ms uas mo morn nrrson
au.bniop no nni,r heanine IN ~
rirhos fle s,r,od N. ollou mon
,rl q narld r.rhor bt bis deed. and
bv What p,o,a from hom llo u,.
r,.mir.nt, ,rd nrimsai, , hrlld
er
prob,h, ho worl9 h.s .ocn NJ
marc practical r,ilro,a man n,n
James um Not onte IN coaet,o,
,ton oas ho Familiar With 1oDr IN
sbocr. and in nr,ctico hnf mor, ,ban
a,, other ho worDea ou to ma ui1
~ comna.s M boncficon, no,lc, n
,sdina II M, dc,clonm.ut of trihu
t,ry torritor, IN hc mnt,, san of
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02

! at- ,
lroct rom on,. n'oscn, arod,c,ion ,,, bn,
ve are detor,i,od ~ ,,,sl aho,S ,',,b l
Ilo ~ ~ driils ,nJ y, IA aar,,,it Do,, -
secure ! nart ~ tnis @raoino N yglne
ou stoc@ +, hn., Jriyo NM nn.ossar,
1oyoloamont ,.,..l
.,..
~ Hy'' 9"u' vi oihp"nA ne
O"I'p 'rue""'' ON over fonr ! i'us'
%"u ''30'l ''.'9 ol on ieaS's IN 'le
'S"A' Na'''N " ~" 4aA7 ago a.n is
."N aflii'A WIZ 1fills on these
Z" - i,"s,7' a'o VIII soon increase
20 zen dfiiis ln district ON our
~ h''' ~.
'e'' Ahhat,d 'aIIel wen on me east
'nu ala'f H,lliloo fas Wen thai
Sf,a tl Vfl' o', 'le west
ie Alill'i- very NaIhable
lc's' q 'l' h,a fot6 district Nhefe
Wy gre az "oIN "'li ioui dIlIs near
'Ae iAiaale oi over Twelve Hundred
acres.
Our chances are good for some big
wells on orr Ranch Greek leases in
Paw ee count. near the center Of
about tiIicen hundred acres
Tine Comuan, has de4eioncd a val
uatie gas production in the heart off
q nlcnaid lease northeast of Tulsa.
Thc truth is The Uncle sam ON
: ~crnnanv ie d,i,o .t.t.... -, -. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02

fT coleman la poni can attain
10 the nomination for president ne
might be awarded the vice president
nj honor. lie could not OILY assure
his part, the election o, the e.e tors
Of the nights and sovereign state p
Delaware. but could coniribate mum.
ficenily OF lhe munitions Of war
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02
noY SCOUTS TO Meer.

Troop T. BOY scouts ana Local
Council BOY Scouts Mill mea, tonight
at the Methodist church, South. TO
agree on new scout master Rev
Proctor Will move from tho cily ncNt
pceA This an important meeting
and all scouts are urged TO De present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02

That yociierous male who told ihe
assembled members Of Women S A0s
in New York that such clubs mean
the society lee der wiil soon become
obsolete should have had his manu-.
seript revised b ono of the elaYer
ciubMsts The members OF tae fei
Grated clubs are all society leaders
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02

Gu, This Quit Is Wcrfh Money.
UnNT MISS raiS rui osl f8
llf ine'peo with - to FoIn G fH
eAleaae mn writing sour nmr ami
address clearly You wiU receive I'm
return trial pactAre containing Fol
ers ll0rcy aud Tar Compound Tor
4 oncalal coughs colds. ana croun.
WQlet Kidney pills. and Foley Ca
haftlO Tablets Specially cOmfor'
ng 20 stout persons Sold every
where
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02
VIII MOTOR WESTWARD.

Mr. and Mrs Maurice O'Rourk and
me boys viii motor to Colorado.
starting mex Tuesday morning before
daylight 81 will drive The folks 10 the
mountains and then will drive myself
back from the mountains" said
Maurice, Mrs O'Rourk and the boys
will spend the summer in Colorado
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02
WESTERN LEAGUE.


People are loarnIng Chat lilc
forcilought often sayos them his
expense lero Is AN instance T MI
Archer caldwell O1io writes = 90
not believe that cur family bias been
without Chamhcrlains Collie holcfa
and DiarrIoea Remedy since we com
merccd keeping house wears acO
when we 80 on am extended visit Wo
take II with us Obtainahle every
where
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02

Too many men try 70 make cork
screw do the double work OF helping
in the celebration Of good fortune and
N pull.ng themselves out of trouble
The successful man doesn't use II
for either purpose
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02

Meanwhile Russia not having got
ronstantinonle. may he expected to
hold out. IN which case that pledge
only TO make Joint peace mas be
severely strained
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02

Chairman llhes seom best on am
s,yzing the psycholoe, Of the emdi
Gates a. well AS arraneine the me.
chanical features of the convention
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02

The Navy bin will go over until
after the conyentiots The degree OF
preparedness that Congress IS inter
esied In via mol De- known untii the
candidates are named
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02

Ana while the listening is good. 10
might De noted ihat bad little men
from Egyptn have a fashion of iirst
getting close to the real stuff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02

what sublime bit OF impudence II
was for those Young office hoy 70
steal Sl0O0o from the house of Nor
gan, They might have broken the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02
NOTlCE az pUpLIcATION-


ro + llartwoll, president de.
fcndani You will take notice that
the plaintiff H. W Penteeost, in the
above entitled cause has commenced
am action and filed his petition in HE
nistrici couri Of Logan County state
OF Oklahoma. on the lst day Of June.
1916. the object and prayer OF which
is to loreelose certain real estate
mortgage made. by defendants. Gran.
willie itunuells and Elizabeth Ruunells.
ON the South Feast G-4 OF Section
seven ga. Township Fifteen Q5).
North of Range one tl1 East, In
Logan County State OF Oklahoma: /:
and it appearing hat you the said j. r.
] artwell non resident defendant. claim
progress is how TO advertise and deal
with Your customers TO prevent being
lett behind and crushed out of the
business world. There can be no more
accepted lime than the present as the
avenue of progressive action. THE
oil is in he air" Farmers are leasing
their land for oil Development all
over ihe county soon the drive"
will commence and you will want to
be in The running" Don't let the
dollar pass you by Make the eagle
scream Yourself.
The old way OF doing things can
not be successfully employed month
after month and year after year. The
norchan' who succeeds must be
modern 10 the business man who
ails belongs the excuses. In the live
army Of husiness-getters will be found
he survival Of the fittest. The
icld Is ripe Tor educated business men.
brain stuff and soul stuff is at the
ront In his respect the merchants
y Guthrie are in the front rank OF
preparedness and the Daily Leader
axes pardonahle pride in calling the
itention OF its readers TO toe adyer.
isemenls in this paper as an evidence
II the kind Of business men In Guthrie
who are asking you through these
some right. title. lien or interest in
and TO said premises. the exact nature
of which being unknown TO plaintiff:
This therefore is to notify you. the
said j +. IIartwelI nonresident de-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02

villa dead again ol no That
SQUADS too familiar 10 be trn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02
THE DAILY lie AD l. X


Published from rhs na} i.etief hnii-
tng. Vast Harrison avenu' ana 'n''i'n
Al TIE Guthrie padofiico as second e's
matter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02

lfealaut ihai sea mus appear and
'neaa n aaid cause on or before July
lsfh ieif ~ lhe allegations of said
peiHlon uiii be taken as true and
whatsoever claim interest estate or
i.a sou may have Will be- adiudeed as
junior sub equent and inferior 10 She
mortgage claim IF ihe plaintiff. and
sald mortgage viii b. iorecloscd anil
said premises ordered sold io pay Tho
aeb dine plaintiff. together With
plaintiffs attorneys fees and me costs
Of fhIs action
q p pENTECOST.
Plaintiff
Rf N0Nr q HlGHhEY.
Attorney Tor Plaintiff
fSEAI.l
Attest WALTER n HUMPHREY
Court Clerk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02

WANTED TO see you sell II or rent
Il. Use a Leader CLASSY Eide" ad !;
lines, , times, 25 cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02

OKLAHOMA lwEEKLNl LEADER
5l
one year ..tttt.
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MEMBER or ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02

DAILY SUBSCRIPTION RATS
Fer month hy carrier ...+
Psr year Is carrier. n advance
Fer year. by mail o. ad'anoo'...'..'''
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-02

m. Leader reserves the rlght to reject
any advertising matte lhal i may '' '
improper and No, according 70 contract
Milford chronicle., 1916-02-11
SIGNS OF PROSPERITY"

It is evident that Secetary Redfeld
holds no power of censorship over the
editor of Dun's Review, which has re-
Gently published statistics of business
failures showing progressive mortality
among manufacturers and merchants
since Democracy took charge of national
affairs.
In 1912 there were !, ,S39 failures among
manufacturers. The following year
which witnessed the enactment of the
Underwood tariff-there were ,243.
This, in turn had to Weld to the unpre-
cedented figures for 1914. which showed
4 go American manufacturers pushed to
the wall. Yet 1915 has outdistanced this
Last year S,l16 American manufacturing
concerns went into bankruptcy
Mercantile enterprise suffered equally.
In 1912, 1.0ll American merchants had
to close their doors. Along came 1915
with the new freedom, " the Wilson ad-
ministration, and the Democratic tariff
and II, las American merchants were
forced ont of business. Ia 1914, 12,S51
storekeepers found themselves unable to
maintain their standing during Demo-
cratic times aud last year no less than
10 030 American business men found
wisconsin tAhA - AAAANA W 0UAAAoAn ~ lN A00
strong for them.
High prices in the stock market, huge
exports of war babies" cannot atone for
such a record as this. As against one
Bethlehem Steel Co., one du Pont Pow
der Co., or one of any of the other nota-
bic producers in some line of warlike
activity, there were the increasing hun
dreds Of small manufacturers who were
making necessaries for peace, not for
war but who could not make a living
As against a dozen milliouaires who reap
ed harvests in Wall Street or from for
eign contracts, there were thousands of
plain, hardwOrking American merchants
whose customers were peaceable Ameri-
cans. not warlike Europeans, and who
could not maintain themselves in bust
ness.
Dun's Review proves Mr.. Red6eld's
bulletins to be hot air. Dun's Review
shows Democratic prosperity to be nation
al disaster.
Milford chronicle., 1916-02-11
BOY SCOUTS COLUMN.
NnLFoRp BoY scour NorEs.

MILFORD BOY SCOUT NOTES.
The regular meeting of Troop 2, held
Thursday evening at headquarters, was
we'll attended and considerable interest
manifested in the Scout program for the
evening as well as the entertainment
features.
A number of the Scouts are showing
renewed interest in passing tests and it
should be a matter of pride for every
member of the troop to advance as rap
idly as possible. Any Scout who is en-
titled to wear service stripes on his
sleeve should be. at least, first class
Scout.
The silver medal, offered in competi-
tion during January. was won by Will
liam Hallett. Should he again prove to
be the winner the medal will become
his personal property. Get busy Scouts !
Each one of you has a chance to win
this medal which will represent supre-
macy in Scout work during a period of
three months.
1t is desired that each patrol leader
should become thoroughly accustomed
to handling his patrol and for this pur-
pose each patrol leader should endeavor
to have the patrol, in its entirety, pres
ent at each meeting
Milford chronicle., 1916-02-11
The People of This Com
munity Are Reading This
Paper Today
By j. r. HAMILTON
Former Advertising Manager Wanamakers, PhiadeIphR

You madam, part of greater audience than was
gathered together this community Your combined
is that of a great army.
Your possible purchasing power alone is enough to make
every commercial institution here respond to your will
going this city to spend that
money.
And what you trying find out how spend it to
your best advantage where Let how help
most
in this paper today is the advertising Of the
strong trade regular buyers and the best judges of
merchandise They ransacked their shelves and their stock
give you finest they They too shrewd to
spend their money attract your attention anything but
the best
This their biggest season. and of the values they
offering today viii impossible to who do not know
a buyers necessities.
you go behind the and therstOck Of shoes
and and dresses and suits and underwear of furniture and
rugs aperes all shrewd gathered from the ends of the
eart brought lowest figure raised to the
highest quality by every method known to expert
merchandising then you would understand the labor that has
been expended for you.
There advertisement in this paper too small for you 20
today every these smaller merchants has had
enough merchandise put his announcement before
you large he could enough stand back OF it, and
integrity sign his what he presents He has some
good for talking you and the fact that he IS taking
to you is proof of his ability and success
there advertisement too large for you to study
carefully. Many buyer with good value worth column
space has had in the middle of half page and crowd
it into three short lines
Here then your compendium Of merchandise your cata
ogue good goods here merchants who ask
your attention today through columns Of their advertise
mens and offering you the best that they have
Milford chronicle., 1916-02-11
Kidney WORMS IN HOGS

Kidney-worms are a troublesome factor
in hog raising especially in the southern
States. In color they are grayish or yell
lowish white. mottled or streaked with
black. They may be found in the kidneys
or the surrounding fat. not infrequently
in the loir muscles and neighboring con-
nective tissues, and sometimes in various
other localities-body cavity, lymphatic
glands. Pleural cavity. liver, etc. Usually
they are inclosed in sacs, which may con-
tain besides the worms a mass of puss
and germs. The damage caused by the
parasites varies with the number ofworms,
their location. and the presence or alb
sence of associated germs. Particularly
serious damage may be caused when the
kidneys, the ducts leading from the kid
neys TO the bladder, or the liver, are in
volved, and plugging of the portal vein
by the parasites may result in fatal at
tacks Of collie. symptoms of kidney-worm
disease are variable; loss of appetite,
emaciation, swollen abdomen and lame
Eess of the hindquarters are not uncom
mon.
The life history of the kidney-worm so
far as it has been worked ont. is as fol-
lows: The adult worms produce eggs,
which pass out of the body of the host in
urine. Apparently propagation is possi-
bic only in the case of those individuals
which are so located that the eggs may
reach the kidneys, the passages from
kidneys to bladder, or the bladder. Out
side the body the eggs hatch, and the
larvae thus set free, after undergoing a
certain amount of development, are ready
to enter the body of host, necessarily a
hog, as only swine are known to be sub
ject to infestation with this parasite.
The larvaee may either penetrate the skin
or be swallowed with food or drink. As
determined by experiment, in the former
case the worms finally locate in the kid
ney or in its neighborhood, whereas, If
the Larvae are swallowed, they become
located in the liver.
No satisfactory medicinal treatment is
known for kidnev-worms, so that the only
Milford chronicle., 1916-02-11
INDUSTRIAL PREPAREDNESS.

Hon. Charles Nagel, formerly Secre-
tary of Commerce National Defense i'm
plies much more than dependence upon
our arms. 1t means that we must also be
able to depend upon our own resources.
Granted that the danger of foreign at
tack has beeu greatly magnihed, in part,
no doubt, from ignorance, and, in part,
from a desire to create servceable alarm;
nevertheless, the plan rests upon the
entirely reasonable assumption that it is
unsafe for our nation TO count upon un-
limited immunity from attack. Impor-
tant as would be the domestic advan-
tages to our people of a fully matured
plan, the possible danger from without
constitutes an essential ground for the
Inauguration of the scheme. If, there
fore, the possibility of such an attack is
honestly contemplated, our preparation
must embrace more than a consideration
of the army's and the Navy's needs
There is no escape from a consistent
answer to the urgent demand for our
own merchant marine ; and there is no
question that the idea of essential self
presents our timeworn tariff
discussions in an entirely new aspect
To be consistent, the democrats will
have 10 modify their attitude upon both
these national questions.