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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-30
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larrRuaeAn rlMe TABLE

First ear feages Guthrie 20 O'Clock
~ and eycry hour thereafter ap 20
n 2D . 70
cara Leave Oklahoma CITY fgf
Ca'hhe az 90 O'Clock q ~ and eg-
~ hour ibsfeafisr up 70 II O'Clock
= TO Tho last car fof Guthaa
tagrg Fl. ti.t9 . m
Aaies one way ~ cents honnd
fp tla0 Round trip Sunday 5i90
Transfers issued ior and from 10.
faFrbau cars good on Guthrie and
Oklahoma city local cars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-30

LOST Lost between Guthrie and
Edmond one mans suit ease MARI.
81 On end VI H. containing g
quantity Of mems clothing also osr
Remington i2 gauge, double barrel
hammerless shot gun ln case Suit.
able reward xill be paid ios the re-
turn Of these articles ~ returned ~
Maichetis Cafe, Guthrie. d 10 The
Leader office or 70 w r Weioh
Guthrie. Okla.
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WANTED--T0 EXCHANGE

WILL TRADE room house, 2 lots in
Guthrie for sheep hogs, cattle, horses
etc B A vanderpool, Guthrie, r r .
.3 Box Sc.
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THE DAILY LEADER
NOTICE. rc sUBsCRleERs.

In the event OF delivery belnm i'm
erfect, or papor being rolled twisted
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Mail sutscriberA should examine
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-30

OH lsasee and t0ananlp pIatS for
Oh mos On sale AZ Lender offics A.
30 asslenmeaia af'laaUiB Of poases-
a.on AMI aHIaaa. Of cash bonus
paid All of tho latest fouas. And
eonforn 70 OH leasing laws
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-30

LOST Friday evening at Masonic
Temple or beiWeen there aBd $40
East S6ble nhlte Hfs hsu4ger-
chief aith pink falting zos Thomp.
son 32g East N0ble
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-30
WANTED-To BUY

WANTED TO BuY--A fresh young
COW, want privilege Of trying for a
week. Phone S25.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-30

Messed SIGHT
y0Has woman cama in quito huf
rsaly aaeF rha mraeale mad begun
fA1ga MISSED murh'' she aaked
#hat M fhe playing n1N
Tho slnih Symphony
uh xoa3ns Am really as ials
aa lultf'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-30
LOST AND FOUND

FOrND~Ladiea black purse oener
may procure same by calling al ltla
office and paying ioF ihls ad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-30

MARRY II single, honesty b our
success members by thousands
many wealth. pariieulars FREQ small
Zee. Quick service absolutely me
best The Successful Cupid Miss
cappel Box 757 Oakland. cal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-12-30

WANTED to hear from owner Of good
farm for sale. Send description and
price. Northwestern Business Agency,
Minneapolis. MINI.
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FARM LAND

FLORIDA Small house. acres
planted in grove On rock road ! 2
miles from beach and good town 5000.
Terms E. T Anderson, ios 8. Dear
born Chicago.
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WANTED AGENTS

.A LIVE representative wanted for
oklahoma and vicinity to sell a
newly patented office device that ey-
orv bnsiness man wants. Sells ior
81 90. IL profit. Free samples 70
workers. Write now Meilicke Co.
525 Thompson Bldg Chicago,
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WAN rs
CLASSIFIED
HELP WANTED- FEMALE

WOMEN WANTED-Full time SIS.
spare time 25c an hour, selling
guaranteed Wear Proof hosiery to
wearer. Experience unnecessary.
Guaranteed Stocking Mills. Norris
town, Pa
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TO $40 weekly corresponding for
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.or particulars National Press
Bureau, Buffalo. n. Y.
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WANTS
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The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
Report of Normal.

The work of the Normal continues with every person doing all possible for success.
 The conductor and each instructor do all in their power to present the work in a practical manner, and any person desiring modern methods of teaching would do well to take advantage of this Normal Many of the residents of the town and several of the ministers especially Revs R A Adams and L. (. Smith, attend the summer school daily
 Since writing of the work for the first period of the school the teachers have had the pleasure of an able fec ture on the Digestive Track by Dr. N. k. Parker. who simplitied this subject 90 that it was very readily understood Dr. Washington also lectured but the reporter was absent and did not get the subject but several ladies who
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
North Dermott Bible Class.

Dear Editor: Please allow space for this to appear in The Dermott News to let the many different readers know that We are yet pressing forward doing our mission work in distributing tracts in different churches.
 The second Sunday in June We made our visit to Haley with Rev. L. (, smith and his good people at Provl- dence Baptist Church. Rev. smith announced his text from Rev , 10, He spake to our souls; We felt that his gospel came from heart that burned with it's message, We all rejoiced in our hearts because the great God which he held up to us was our Blessed Savior.
 Rev Smith introduced us to the peo- pie and gave us an opportunity 10 speak of our class work and to distrih- ute a large number of religious tracts which the people gladly received
 Will King. President A. Brown, Chaplain.
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
Infertile Eggs.

Great progress has been made in Ar kansas this season in the matter of marke ting infertile eggs. Many cars of old roosters have been shipped out. and in many places hotels and dealers are paying premium on nfertile eggs It will pay farmers in a neighborhood to work together on this and market eggs twice a week by the case. and all guaranteed infertile. Don't keep roosters with the hens during the sum mer. The Extension Division of the University of Arkansas and L. S. De partnlent of Agriculture has bulletins on this subject
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22

heard the lecture made very favorable comment on lt.
 Dr. F. J. Money of Mariana gave two lectures. one on Ways of Carrying Infections. and the other on Health, both of which were well delivered and re 'eiveI with due apprecia ton.
 Prof " E. Webb twhite) of Little Rock friend of Prof Barnett. visit ed us on Monday He had no special subject but made general talk on the proper methods of imparting knowl edge to pupils. Prof. Barnett said that he had Mir Webb to lecture to us as pay for his Sundays dinner but his friends would do well to communicate with him over Long Distance if they must labor as earnestly as did Prof. Webb for their dinners.
 On Tuesday Prof Leo M Favrot gave lecture on the Daily Program" and insisted that the teachers do their work Tn such way as to be effective.
 The domestic science department has splendid exhibit at the girls build ing and the citizens both white and colored, are invited to come and see it. lt is made dp of work contributed by the teachers of Chicot. Drew and Desha counties, aided by the Ladies Art and Needle Club of Dermott. and Mrs. Georgia Pembroke of Gaines Landing. The teachers are very anx- ious the bankers. merchants and all citizens of our town and neighborhood see the exhibit. and all who come will be courteously treated The articles will he taken down at three O clock Friday evening ! H Nickers,
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
Presbyterian Church.

Perhaps the keenest struggle Tn the minds ot many people takes place over the necessity of worship Many look upon worship and church attendance az a mere matter of habit and frequently the derehct in church attendance will give as an excuse for their dereliction, ''l have just gotten out of the habit Suppose one would assume such an at titude towards his meals. soon his body would shrink and he would die of starv- ation. Neglecting the soul in it's highest privilege of worship to God has the same effect upon the soul as neglect ing food has upon the body.
 Get the going to church habit, commence next Sunday by attending all if possible and one anyway of the services in Dermott 8 popular friendly church where you will find standing welcome and bright brief, and brother. ly services at the following hours. Sunday school where the Bible is studied practically in it's relationship to life and the problems of life at 9:45: morning service at T. 0 clock, subject Higher Longings of the Soul Met in Christ, evening service at x, subject Preparedness for Danger.
 Come and bring your friends and commence the new week aright
 Pastor.
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
Additional Locals

Mrs ! A Morris aud daughters Misses Hazel and Bessie and son James left Tuesday afternoon for lola, Kan sas. where they will spend several weeks. From there they will go to California to remain until September
 The Tax Assessor will be in Dermott next week for three days. June 7. 2A and 29. Several have asked why the assessor did not publish his dates in the papers as it would not cost him much and would be great convenience to the public.
 Fire which caught in some unknown manner in q clothes closet Saturday evening threatened 10 destroy the home of O. Montel Damage to the extent of about $l5o was done. and only prompt work saved the house from being destroyed.
 Word was received here Monday night announcing the death of Mrs. Thomas Compere of Hamburg, which
 
 occurred at a sanitarium al Monroe. La. Monday afternoon. She was d sister of Mrs. S. E. Orr of thls place and had many friends here who are grieved tu know of her death The funeral was held at Hamburg yestsr- day morning
 A church Publicity Department Tn charge ot Dr Christian F Relsner Is to be gwen large importance ln the program of the first great convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World. to he held next month in Philadelphia Rev, Wm. A. RoIle. pastor of the Presbyterian church at this place. has been asked to assist hy contributing samples of unusual and successful advertising matter which he has used
 .ast sunday was noticeable one in Dermott on account of the absence of any church services, the local pastors being out of town. Rev. Wm. A. Rolle of the Presbyterian church has been at Jackson. Miss, attending q series of lectures at the Christian Workers Training School at Belhaven College Rev. ! l.. Cannon has been at Conway where he went Co deliver series of lectures before a summer school for ministers Both are eN- pected home this week Regular sun nay School services were held by all the denominations sunday morning. the Bapts, having theirs at the school house as their church building IS under going repairs
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22

Quality first al Gohens
 Dr. and Mrs x. R. Parker m9tored to Monticello Sunday.
 Presiding Elder II D Brown spent several days here this week.
 Ladi,> S5.oo ,ow shoes for 8. 5o at Cohen's
 Miss Angeline Haynes spent q few days this week at McGehee.
 Several from here attended the car nival and picnic al Wilmar Saturday.
 Ladies Black Awning Stripe dress goods. 50c value 39c yard Cohen s.
 Ed Brooks of Monticello was guest of R B Bowden a coupl. ot days last week
 Rev. N W White and wife spent sunday at Crossett, where he tiiIed his regular appointment
 Mrs. c. A Anderson left last week for Greenville. Miss. to spend a couple ot weeks with relatives
 Dr c. p. Dukes has moved his eff flee from upstairs to room down stairs in the Dukes building
 Prof. Fred Johnson. who formerly lived at Lak. Village but more recent ly of Fl. smith. spent Saturday in Dermott.
 Will Harmon. ] l. Johnson. N w White and R A Adams are in Little Rock attending the Sunday School convention.
 The public installation of the officers of the Mosaics will be held next Tues day night. June 27th. at the Masonic Hall Refreshments will be served
 Rev. R. 4. Adams returned last week from Leland. Miss, and Mem phis, Tenn At the latter place he at tended the national Sunday School and B. Y. r. U. Convention.
 NJ. F. Davis and Amhrus Frazer of Glenmore, La. were Dermott visitors this week. MT Davis is a real estate dealer and sold MT Frazier some lots here in the Parnell Addition.
 Miss Susie Bailey returned hone last Saturday from Washington. D G.. where she has been attending school. She will return next fall to Washing ton to resume her studies at the Ma tional Training School
 University.
 1. C. Bailey will return home aeNt week to spend the summer here with his mother He graduated ths year at Howard University Washington. D. C.. but will return there next fall to begin a four year medical course.
 The fhprer Club met Monday after ternoon al the home of Mrs. c. M. Banks \ business meeting was held and church affairs discussed. our pres ident. Mrs < T. Ford. presiding Mrs Banks served refreshments of cake and punch D
 The enrolment at the Teachers Normal in session at the Baptist Acad eny now numbers about 90. Leo Nj. Favrot and l.. $. Dunaway ,white) of Little Rock addressed the teachers Tuesday morning. There ls on display at the building ali kinds of fancy work, canned goods paintings. etc. from this section of the state which are well worth seeing.
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
Married in Little Rock.

The following telegram was received rom F. N Parrish clerk at the Glea- son Hotel in Little Rock just after 'ur paper had gone to press last week:
 Little Rock. June II, l9l6.
 Oliver Higgins and Ruby N Jones were married at [ l.. m. Leaving for Shawnee, Oklahoma, tomorrow
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
Land Bargain List

Fer Week Ending June h. iait
 UNlMPRONED Forty acres with in three miles of Dermott Can be cleared at a small cost Good tiIlable land A bargain for. $425
 UNIMPROVED One hundred and sixty acres, cut over land Five miles from Dermott On Drainage ditch Sll per acre.
 BUSINESS: House on Main Sucet in Dermott. Rents for $65 00 per month. Frame building, only one in block One half block from Iron Noun tain Depot Price $5000
 IMPROVED FARM :- Four hundred acres of richlland, lthree miles east of Dermott on Lake Village Pike Good farm houses. barns. wells and fences About l60 acres in cultivation, balance timber land. Timber valuable. Land rents for S6 00Iper acre every year. Soil dark sandy loam with clay sub soil Land is naturally drained and every foot is tillable. Price SEQ per acre. Terms to suit.purchaser.
 UNEMPLOYED: One hundred and sixty acres of excellent land one mile from Dermott All under new wire fence Timber on land can be sold for 5000 any day. Every foot of this land can be cultivated with ease Farms adjoining cannot be bought for less than $50 per acre. If taken within the next few days can be bought for Sl2 10 per acre with timber reserved or for Sl5 ncludingxtimber.
 IMPROVED: Eighty acres, 3 miles south of Dermott. Sixty acres cleared. balance timber Two good houses, barns and wells House cost $700 and is practically new. All under fence. Price $22 per acre
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
Day Before Yesterday.

Ii you got can of Ross Dead Quick Spray day before yesterday. and used II well, you are today without bedhues. ants heas. chicken mites. plant and vegetable insects. II you cid not theu gel !, today Sold in permott hy BordeauX Drug Store and Hanchey Drug Store
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
Odd Fellows

Meet every Friday night | @. o. F Encampment meets every 2nd and 4th Monday night Rehekah- every Thursday night Nisiting members al ways welcome.
 tf k E. Evans. N c.
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
For Sale, Quick.

One piano, rockers kitchen cab met, set dishes and cooking utensils nearly all new. Phone 24
 Mrs. w <. Daniel
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
Eastern Star Chapter.

Dermott Chapter No. 3S7 o. F. :, meets the second Monday in each month. Visiting members are cor dially invited. W. M.
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
Office Rooms for Rent

In the Dukes building, now leased by the odd Fellows For information ap- ply to any one of the following Com. mittec ] A Glosup.
 k Hemphill, or 4t Mm smith
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
AMONG COlORED PEOPLE

Items of interest among colored people should be left at the Palace Drug Store or at this office
The Dermott news., 1916-06-22
Boys and Girls
 Club Work  Etsht Stucios In Educsticn Through Club Activities.
IpiroHS NOTE.

EDITORS NGIE.
 The Extension pNisior Of the Unt- Nei<NF ot AtkausHs, .tu co-operBtion wtth th, Untttd St"tes pcpHf imeut CT Aericultutc. Will oTer ihiS wear, thruUth this paper, E free ,oIreHporo# enCe course in 'BoNH and GlIls' Club Work. consisting Of Seht lessons or articles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-13

5.sssione .ldisnatloa Wednesday o,es
the killing o, amerleea eluscas sy
Aeslran h2nd-,s near chihuahua. De
mAnas for action came from minor.
~ members and. While she admiais
tration leaders coanseiea paueuce,
even Senator stone. chairman q the
senate relations ccmmittee. admitted
TAT II Carnn.a after a trial iaile1
20 protect forelsaers ia Mexico Ia
terseaton vas iae,iaAle
The atmos ere eas was saarscd
win cNntcmcrt y hen tae senate ana
house met ANA the storm &, ts ee.ea.
ii Senator sherman g Illinois, s
repnallcaa introduced r. elrlon 10
cypress ne stase Il tas eaasfsss
sai There ssoall he Intervention bs
the United States ana ran Amrt IA
raiiors unlsss General carranis could
comHly at on.e W.t q demand hsi
he rrote Tie lives ana rahr3 c'
foraicncrs ln the house Reartea'a
t.se Dyer @, Missouri offered fe>a
hsiion astine President N4lsef Fl ha
did no, think TO Time had arrived to
abandon vaiylml waiting ana invade
NeNleo
Ihs resolutions were not aned & +
on. beth geing referred 10 tae for
eisn relations committee. nu, there
was aroused hy the latest NeNeaa
atroci,y general spirit Of rcsen,
mnt that most conservative leaders
found il difficult to restnm : pa
tors Gallingcr and norah on The r.
publican side IA the ulpcr house 9, ho
cd the terms Of the sherman rtsola
tion which declared that the carnn
"a government appeared pnNerless q
cope with the lawlessness IN MeNt'
aud declared Intervention was th'
only alternative
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-13
~ I'm soriiiN II MMO\-
I'D ~ Il N~IR'~ BEDSIDE

IeoNfiNuro FROM pAae oNs,
affHn mold Mount toycen has fall.
@. g. ufiIns ID Austrian Official CON.
munballou fhe attack there has
Hs.n larself aasalei hy Austrian var.
him aai tle guns Of The Cattaro
fufis tn addition me Mon enesrlns
say lhs Asalsians made abundant ase
ef asislYsmtins ran conirisauees.
A Battle On Two Frontiers
battle la racing on the uaole OF
The northern ana eastern rronlIcrs OF
Npu ene ~ on ,bc cast ihu Aoule-
sr i htta been compelled 70 esac.
aate nenne
Fer te British public lhe latest
statements reeprilng the situation m
Neae alamia alil not entirely re
ie ~ anflfi TIE british oener-
a Aflmaff column. which Is adsano.
- q Pas rslle' ol kut "a Amara.
aaa fa llael strong Turkish force,
ut 'u present foHllou by 90 means
satisfactory
Russians Plan New Attacks
fhara A4Ye een 10 FRESH develop
meau 81 ihe Raffha front where
IL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-13
would Dust p,IInauent ludnes.

Washington. d. e Jan - Soma Or
Cummins, republican, introduced .
resolution today 10 direct the judiciary
committee to iaveslieaie and repor
on the number oi ieaerai Judges Who
can not properly discharga their dul
and recommend how they ray be- gap
planted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-13
uraes Flat Rate for Drop Letters.

Washington. - c. Jan Il Repre-
sentative Britt OF North Carolina
former third assistant postmaster
general has prepared a BIN for ilai
rate Of ic posiar fuF Eoealled drop
letters. These are matted and a.
liyorcd In tho same posie'iiee whore
there is no carrier service
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-13
sheppard Would Cut Salaries.

Washington. u C.. Jan Il Senator
Sheppard Of Texas proposed 10 aid IN
meeting the goyornment'a loss 81
revenue, due 20 he war. by reducing
an salaries OF $1,000 a year or more
on the government pay roll IN bil'
introduced today the proposed reduc
tons are graded from per cen on
salaries from 81 POO TO $500, 70 T.
per cent on all exceeding s6.0oO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-13
GUILE TIM

Ei Paso. Tex, Jan. i3.-General
lose Rodriguez (BIoody JOSEF was
captured near MADEIRA, chihuahua, by
Americans. according 70 reports, az
ter a battle in which many were
wounded Maximianso Marquez, an
employe OF TIE Hearst ranch, led the
Americans.