The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-05
RED LETTER
Event IS 4TH
or July IN CITY
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Central State Normal in a few wei
chosen words
Evans Makes Patriotic Address.
Prof Evans is an interesting and
eloquent talker and In spite OF tht
extreme heat held the attention o
the large audience well throughout an
address filled with many thoughts cal
cuiated TO arouse patriotism and in
81 ne love of home ana country. A
believer in the beauties Of the doe,
times Of peace aud good viii, yei
with all good citizens he could not
but feel that in times OF great world
lafmoll the nation must be prepared
t. protect the honor ana integrity Of
Tic goyernment as well as the lives
and property Of the citizens and true
patriotism would not allow the sacr.
flee of national honor for peace at
any time.
Daylight Fireworks Pleasing
| The Booster band rendered sever
al beautiful selections during the p-o-
cram ana AT four o'clock HE dgplay
o. DAYLIGHT Fireworks took plaoa
There were Japanese bombs, which
being shot from lnorlars. high into
Tie air, explode. throwing ont FLAGS.
paraclutcs. flying machines. birds
animals made from Japanese silk pap
g" which floated Off on the air and
fiji ally fell to the ground into the
hfnds OF delighted boys and girls.
The bombs were fired by detach.
n@nt Of Boy Scouts who planted the
mortars and did the entire job most
effectively.
Murdoch Makes Boosting Talk.
Thousands Of people witnessed the
tableauy given at Federal park at
night All the main and intersecting
streets were iammed with humanity
The evening program Was prcfacad
hY an address bA Representative Wm
Murdock. OF Oilton Mr. Nlurdock Is
the personal representative Of GOV.
Haskell and The no one Oil Co. IN
the drilling Of ihc Carter oil well.
IL tbc auto parade ihc 80 One CO..
had a car with the inscription.
Guthrie Boosters The No one Oil
COR Mr. Murdoch made a forchle
address Vie preached town industry
and detailed the work of the No. One
CO. lI>lso talked patriotism and
preparedness. He called for recruits
for the first regiment and read the
following telegram:
lawton. Okla.
Leslie G. Niblack, editor Leader:
Logan county has provided no men
for tho first regiment Seven hund
rcd recruits nccoerary. Raise fifty
for us there fransportatons to TT
Sill furnished on request to the ad
iutant general. Wire results. Roy
V Hoffman. Colonel Commanding.
telegram was sent Col Hoffman
that Guthrie has always stood ready
to send a company recruited TO war
strength, but recruits TO fill other
nrts were hard to find
Tahleaus Pleasi--
The tabeauN we've highly pcasine.
Evolutionary dress red fire and
SEW curtains supplemented active
81 III life. The only criticism Was IA
the hreyiiy of the poses or lack OF
red powder The program was as
follows;
Overture by the band
.-TableauS VIM penn5 Treaty
with the Indians.
. -Muslc Dy the nanu.
N1.lrNN
a--Spirit OF &c.
bSigning the Declaration ol
Independence
{ Betsy Ross
, Music by the band
6 f-TableauN -Reunitcd Nmerioa
tDlant Lee. Lincoln
7--Music by The band
I'lag Drills
p TableaaN Columbia
~ Drills hy hoy scouts
VIM. Penn's Treaty Win the indians
Wm Penn ...+s.++..,,.. John Golohir |
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