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Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-13
HOLBROOK BIDS
 FAREWELL TO INFLUENZA
(From Saturdays Daily.)


 C. L. Dunbar, who had been at Holbrook for some weeks, returned yesterday and states the influenza epidemic is wiped out, only one mild case now being under treatment and the patient is recovering. Of over 200 afflicted, about 50 in the town and outlying country had succumbed, many of those dying not needing medical advice or taking precaution- ary measures by exposing them selves. Many were Mexicans, also. Business conditions are again normal and varied industries outside of the town are getting in shape to again go ahead
 Archie Grant, formerly a resident of Prescott. but now building con tractor of Flagstaff, arrived yester- day and reported the flu epidemic as abating repidly. The death rate also is at the lowest, and the general. ly improved condition is occasioning relief to all. It is expected that schools and other public places will soon be permitted to reopen, and m few days Superior Court will be held for hearing certain civil suit The death rate is estimated at over l25 to date. A peculiar condition arose during the epidemic in which not single student of the 225 in the Northern Normal contracted the at fIiction
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-13
den l2, Maddock Is.

den l2, Maddock Is.
 Governor: Colter l3. Campbell IS.
 Secretary of State: Simms l6, Kay 10.
 State Auditor: Boyce l6. Fairfield .I3.
 State Treasurer: Ross Y, Jones II.
 Attorney General: Jones l6, Ben shimol 13.
 Supt. of Public Instruction: Case IA, Matthews 13.
 Corporation Commissioner: John- son 16, Compton 10.
 State Mine Inspector: Bolin II, White 16. State Senators: Hicks 20, Johns 9. Mullen l3.
 State Representatives: Flood 2l, Perkins 21, Sullivan 2l, Vyne IS, Davis 13.
 Sheriff: Robinson ?, Davis 28.
 County Recorder: McSwiggin 21, Bowers s.
 County Attorney: Jones 13, Clark IA.
 Supervisors: Jones IA, Stukey 10, Midgley IA, Smith II.
 Walnut Creek.
 Judge of Supreme Court: Baker 4, Jayne ?.
 Representative In Congress: Hay den ?, Maddock To-
 Governor: Golfer O. Campbell Y. Secretary of State: Simms ?, Kay State Auditor: Boyce 3, Fairfield /.
 State Treasurer: Ross 4, Jones 7. Attorney General: Jones 3, Ben shimol 6.
 Supt of Public Instruction: Case 2, Matthews z
 Corporation Commissioner: John- son ?, ComRon 7.
 State Mine Inspector: Bolin 1, White s. State Senators: Hicks 1, Johns 7, Mullen 12
 State Representatives: Flood 7, Perkins II, Sullivan 10, Vyne ?, Davis IA.
 Sheriff: Robinson o, Davis Y. County Recorder: McSwiggin 9, Bowers 6.
 County Attorney: Jones ,, Clark H..
 Supervisors: Jones IS, Stukey ?. Aidgley s, Smith }.
 Beaver Creek Judge of Supreme Court: Baker 1, Jayne 1.
 Representative In Congress: Hay len 6, Maddock }.
 Governor: Golfer 6, Campbell s. Secretary of State: Simms 5, Kay State Auditor: Boyce 6, Fairfield 5
 State Treasurer: Ross 7, Jones 6. Attorney General: Jones 6, Ben 5hiol 7.
 Supt. of Public Instruction: Case s, Matthews 5
 Corporation Commissioner: John -on ;, Compton 6
 State AIine Inspector: Bolin 4, White <
 State Senators: Hicks 7, Johns 6, Mullen /.
 State Representatives; Flood ;. Perkins 10, Sullivan 8, Vyne 10, Davis /.
 Sheriff: Robinson /, Davis G. County Recorder: McSwiggin 7. Bowers ;.
 County Attorney: Jones 3. Clark 10.
 Supervisors: Jones 9, Stukey 4, Midgley s, Smith 5.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-13
MINNESOTA GOES DRY

ST. PAUL. Minn., Nov S.-With returns uearly complete, the state wide prohibition amendment is lead ing by 5000 votes.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-13

State Mine Inspector: Bolin 4 White II.
 State Senators: Hicks 9, Johns 10 Mullen
 State Representatives: Flood 8 Perkins 9, Sullivan l2, Vyne 9 Davis 5.
 Sheriff: Robinson II, Davis ?.
 County Recorder: McSwiggin 13 Bowers ?.
 County Attorney: Jones 3, Clark Y.
 Supervisors: Jones 5, Stukey & Midgley 4, Smith 1.
 Cherry Creek.
 Judge of Supreme Court: Baker II, Jayne 0.
 Representative In Congress: Hay den l6, Maddock 4
 Governor: Colter 12, Campbell g.
 Secretary of State: Simms IA, Kay State Auditor: Boyce 13, Fairfield 4.
 State Treasurer: Ross l3, Jones 6. Attorney General: Jones Is, Ben shimon 3.
 Supt. of Public Instruction: Case l4, Matthews 4.
 Corporation Commissioner: John son 12, Compton 5.
 State Mine Inspector: Bolin l2, White 6.
 State Senators: Hicks 16, Johns IA, Mullen 7.
 State Representatives: Flood Is, Perkins l7, Sullivan Is, Vyne l2, Davis 0.
 Sheriff: Robinson 5, Davis 16.
 County Recorder: McSwiggin IA, Bowers 7.
 County Attorney: Jones 6, Clark 14.
 Supervisors: Jones 10, Stukey II, Midgley Is, Smith 2
 Camp Verde.
 Judge of Supreme Court: Baker 5. Jayne 7.
 Representative In Congress-: Hay den 75. Maddock 3o
 Governor: Colter 7l, Campbell &.
 Secretary of State: Simms "A, Kay 4o
 State Auditor: Boyce c, Fairfield A.
 State Treasurer: Ross 67, Jones 46. Attorney General: Jones 7S, Ben shimol 48.
 Supt. of Public Instruction: Case 66, Matthews 57. Corporation Commissioner: John son 6o, Compton A. State Mine Inspector: Bolin 67, White 8.
 State Senators: Hicks S1, Johns 65. Mullen 6+.
 State Representatives: Flood 65, Perkins S3. Sullivan g, Vyne llS, Davis 5o
 Sheriff: Robinson 45, Davis III. County Recorder: McSwiggin 97, Bowers 46.
 County Attorney: Jones 6l, Clark 6S.
 Supervisors: Jones 5l, Stukey g, IA, Smith A.
 Walker. Judge of Supreme Court: Baker II, Jayne B
 Representative Tn Congress: Hay den 10, Maddock 9.
 Governor: Colter &. Campbell l6. Secretary of State: Simms l3, Kay State Auditor: Boyce IA, Fairfield }
 State Treasurer: Ross Is, Jones 10. Attorney General: Jones II, Ben 5himol Q
 'Supt. of Public Instruction: Case lS. Matthews II. Corporation Commissioner: John son l2, Compton 9.
 State Mine Inspector: Bolin l3, White 9
 State Senators: Hicks 2, Johns 10, Mullen s.
 State Representatives Flood l2, Perkins l2, Sullivan 10, Vyne 12, Davis 13.
 Sheriff: Robinson 6. Davis 20. County Recorder: McSwiggin l3, Bowers II.
 County Attorney: Jones 9, Clark l3.
 Supervisors: Jones Is, Stukey 12, 8. Smith s.
 Henrietta. Judge of Supreme Court: Baker 20, Jayne 3.
 Representative In Congress: Hay icn %, Maddock 6. Governor: Colter g, Campbell Is. Secretary of State: Simms 34, Kay State Auditor: Boyce 30, Fairfield State Treasurer: Ross B, Jones Attorney General: Jones 5S. Ben shimol g. Supt. of Public Instruction: Case 30, Matthews 10.
 Corporation Commissioner: John son 3, Compton 7.
 State Mine Inspector: Bolin Y, White ?.
 State Senator's: Hicks B, Johns 2S, Mullen 10. State Representatives Flood 30, Perkins B, Sullivan 2S, Nyne 3l, Davis l3 Sheriff: Robinson 16, Davis 36. County Recorder: McSwiggin 4l, Bowers s.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-13
Peoples Valley.

State Auditor: Boyce 6, Fairfield
 State Treasurer: Ross 6, Jones 1.
 Attorney General: Jones 5, Ben shimol 2
 Supt. of Public Instruction: Case 6, Matthews l.
 Corporation Commissioner: John son 6, Compton 2
 State Mine Inspector: Bolin 6, White l.
 State Senators: Hicks ,, Johns 5, Mullen s.
 State Representatives: Flood 50, Perkins 55, Sullivan 5, Vyne 45, Davis 4.
 Sheriff: Robinson ?, Davis 8.
 County Recorder: McSwiggin 3, Bowers 7.
 County Attorney: Jones 4, Clark
 Supervisors: Jones 4, Stukey &, Midgley ?, Smith 4
 Rincon.
 Judge of Supreme Court: Baker l., Jayne o.
 Representative In Congress: Hay den ?, Maddock 4.
 Governor: Golfer 4, Campbell 5. Secretary of State: Simms ?, Kay 0.
 State Auditor: Boyce 4, Fairfield 1.
 State Treasurer: Ross 4, Jones 1. Attorney General: Jones 5, Ben shimol o.
 Supt of Public Instruction: Case 0, Matthews
 Corporation Commissioner: John son 4, Compton 1.
 State Mine Inspector: Bolin l, White 5.
 State Senators: Hicks ?, Johns ,, Mullen 3.
 State Representatives Flood 3. Perkins 4, Sullivan 4, Vyne 5, Davis Sheriff: Robinson 5, Davis 1.
 County Recorder: McSwiggin l, Bowers }.
 County Attorney: Jones 6, Clark Supervisors: Jones 5, Stukey 4, Midgley o, Smith l.
 Skull Valley.
 Judge of Supreme Court: Baker IS, Jayne }.
 Representative In Congress: Hay den 2l, Maddock 34 Governor: Golfer IS, Campbell 8 Secretary of State: Simms 25, Kay 2o.
 State Auditor: Boyce 20, Fairfield 31.
 State Treasurer: Ross 2S, Jones 3l.
 Attorney General: Jones 2S, Ben shimol 31
 Supt. of Public Instruction: Case 20, Matthews Al.
 Corporation Commissioner: John son 2S, Compton 2S.
 State Mine Inspector: Bolin 2, White B
 State Senators: Hicks 42, Johns 20. Mullen 4S.
 State Representatives Flood 2, Perkins g, Sullivan 2o. Vyne g, Davis 51.
 Sheriff: Robinson 6, Davis 6. County Recorder: McSwiggin 2l. | Bowers H.
 County Attorney: Jones g, Clark | 3S. Supervisors: Jones 43, Stukey 2l, 30, Smith B.
 Walnut Creek. Judge of Supreme Court: Baker 4, | Jayne ?. Representative In Congress: Hay len ?, Maddock TO-
 Governor: Colter o, Campbell l7. 1 Secretary of State: Simms ?, Kay State Auditor: Boyce 3, Fairfield 1 State Treasurer: Ross I, Jones /. Attorney General: Jones 3. Ben 'himol 6. Supt. of Public Instructions: Case }, Matthews 7.
 Corporation Commissioner: John son ?, Compton /.
 State Mine Inspector: Bolin l, White s. State Senator's: Hicks l, Johns 7, Mullen l2
 State Representatives: Flood z, Perkins II Sullivan 10, Vyne ?. Davis 4.
 Sheriff: Robinson 0, Davis Y. County Recorder: McSwiggin 9, Bowers 6. County Attorney: Jones ;, Clark II. Supervisors: Jones Is, Stukey ?, s. Smith B
 Cottonwood.
 Judge of Supreme Court: Baker S5, Jayne 36. Representative In Congress: Hay dan l63, Maddock 9l. Governor: Colter 222, Campbell lI5. Secretary of State: Simms POI, Kay 5o. State Auditor: Boyce 19S, Fair field IS.
 State Treasurer: Ross 190, Jones S1.
 Attorney General: Jones POS. Ben shimol S3 Supt of Public Instruction: Case l84, Matthews o4 Corporation Commissioner: John son lS6, Compton S4. State Mine Inspector Bolin 1S7, White 93 State Senators: Hicks POO. Johns
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-13

| |S v D shimol Is.
 Supt. of Public Instruction: Case /, Matthews l6.
 Corporation Commissioner: John son s, Compton 16 1 State Mine Inspector: Bolin ?, White 19
 State Senators: Hicks 9, Johns 10, Mullen 16.
 State Representatives: Flood 9. Perkins 9, Sullivan 10, Vyne II, Davis 20
 Sheriff: Robinson 1. Davis P.
 County Recorder: McSwiggin 9, Bowers IS.
 County Attorney: Jones 6. Clark 17.
 Supervisors: Jones 4, Stukey 10, Nidgley IS, Smith Is.
 Justice of the Peace: McLane 8, Poulson 13.
 Judge of Supreme Court: Baker 5, Jayne 1. Representative In Congress: Hay den ?, Maddock 4.
 Governor: Colter }, Campbell 5.
 Secretary of State: Simms ?, Kay 4
 State Auditor: Boyce ?, Fairfield ,.
 State Treasurer: Ross ?, Jones 4 Attorney General: Jones ?, Ben shimol 5.
 Supt. of Public Instruction: Case ?, Matthews 5. Corporation Commissioner: John son 3, Compton 4
 State Mine Inspector: Bolin ?, White 5.
 State Senator's: Hicks 5. Johns 4, Mullen 6.
 State Representatives Flood 1, Perkins 5, Sullivan 3, Vyne 3, Davis I6.
 Sheriff: Robinson }, Davis 5.
 County Recorder: McSwiggin 5, Bowers 3.
 County Attorney: Jones 4, Clark IA.
 Supervisors: Jones 3, Stukey 5, AIidgley 4, Smith }.
 Justice of the Peace: McLane 3, Poulson }.
 Red Rock.
 Judge of Supreme Court: Baker o, Jayne 1.
 Representative In Congress: Hay den }, AIaddock l.
 Governor: Colter 0, Campbell 8. Secretary of State: Simms 4, Kay State Auditor: Boyce 5, Fairfield ?
 State Treasurer: Ross 5. Jones ? Attorney General: Jones ;, Ben shimol ?.
 Supt. of Public Instruction: Case ;, Matthews 5.
 Corporation Commissioner: John son 5, Compton ?.
 State Mine Inspector: Bolin ;, White l.
 State Senators: Hicks s, Johns 7. Mullen ?.
 State Representatives Flood 5, Perkins 5, Sullivan ;, Vyne 6, Davis }. Sheriff: Robinson /, Davis 5. County Recorder: McSwiggin 7, Bowers ?.
 County Attorney: Jones 6. Clark ?. Supervisors, Jones 1, Stukey Ol Midglcy 10, Smith L
 Minnehaha Judge of Supreme Court: Baker 1, Jayne 0.
 Representative In Congress: Hay den 4, Maddock 1.
 Governor: Golfer 5. Campbell 4. Secretary of State: Simms ?, Kay State Auditor: Boyce 3, Fairfield i ?. State Treasurer: Ross 3, Jones ?. Attorney General: Jones 4, Benshi- mol ?. I Supt of Public Instruction: Case }, Matthews 3.
 Corporation ComnlSSlOner: JOhn- son }, Compton ?.
 State Mine Inspector: Bolin 5, White ?.
 State Senators: Hicks ;, Johns ?, Mullen 4 State Representatives: Flood 4, Perkins 4, Sullivan ;, Vyne ;, Davis ?.
 Sheriff: Robinson 3, Davis ?. . County Recorder: McSwiggin ,, Bowers ?.
 County Attorney: Jones ;, Clark l. Supervisors: Jones f. Stukey ;, Smith }.
 Clear Creek Judge of Supreme Court: Baker 4, Jayne ?.
 Representative In Congress: Hay den Is, Maddock l2. Governor: Colter Is, Campbell 10. Secretary of State: Simms II, Kay 12.
 State Auditor: Boycc 13, Fairfield II.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-13
LOCAL CONTESTS

(Continued From Page 3
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-13

Clear Creek Judge of Supreme Court: Baker 4, Jayne 2
 Representative In Congress: Hay den Is, Maddock l2 Governor: Colter Is, Campbell To-. Secretary of State: Simms II, Kay IF.
 State Auditor: Boycc l3, Fairfield II.
 State Treasurer: Ross 10, Jones H.. Attorney General: Jones 10, Ben shimol II. Supt. of Public Instruction: Case II, Matthews l5.
 Corporation Commissioner: John son l3, Compton 10. State Mine Inspector: Bolin s, White II.
 State Senators: Hicks IA. Johns l2, Mullen l3
 State Representatives: Flood &. Perkins l2, Sullivan F, Vyne 3, Davis 9.
 Sheriff: Robinson 9, Davis 21. County Recorder: McSwiggin l6, Bowers l5.
 County Attorney: Jones l2, Clark 12.
 Supervisors: Jones II, Stukcy G., AIidgley 19, Smith &
 Canyon Judge of Supreme Court: Baker l4, Jayne ?
 Representative In Congress: Hay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-27
Last Call for
War Savers
Is Issued

The machinery for ssoarlag gied
Sc fnr var savings stamps = In
working order and the allotment
sor Logan eoangy will he ovefsah.
-sfihad II the Cts of Guthrie anes
lta daly and the citizens subscribe
Tor sssa. ps'e 900
Esegt pvrsen wha shealI has
var savings ssams~ has hsen nvts
flef Fssl MS y siama
zion which has been scattered
hgeadea BY notlvr IA the ness
pagers ana in most vases hp p0sl
catd notice. although the committee
hNt been advised that Ia = uamher
of cases postcard noileea hase aas
been receissd
The llan. aa oatllned hs the
treasury department. Il for each
person 10 vsil at the booth on the
corner ~ uklahofna avenue aud
Division street at y IA, on Friday.
jane -. where he OF she viii DO
notified of The amount So b. sub
scfibed tor Ani All viii be expected
20 algn a piedge card FOR the amount
designated by lhe anoia COMMITTEES
The war proclamation Is virtually
a command ~ the president 10 an
attend the, meetings and subscribe
Cor the amount allotted 20 each
Charles soely, eounty chairman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-27
.All READY IN LOGAN
FOR BIC STAMP DRIVE
Reports From Captains Of Dis.
tricis Indicate An Early Vic
tory, Many Pledge Cards
Are Ready; Sesly
Optimistic.

That's the slogan OF General secl,
and hls army of War Savings War.
Tlot They are all set and ready foi
he biz drive Prom every school dis
irioi captain comes the word today
that all's wcli' and the communlt,
y rsrlng 10 go
am oont.den; that By 10 O'Clock
Friday. June -. logan county will not
only have made the TOY but will bo
well over the field beyond said Chair
man scoly today
q " barnes. Of Maskogeo. state
manager war stamp cam4 a.sn. sends
iLs iolio~'nK earnest appeal 10 all
soyai eltltens of Oklahoma
ON June =. lsIs. you ~il. be- asked
60 pledge your support TO your eoan-
uy
For Gods sak~. Tor the sake Of ha
uaniiy. aud tor the SASS Of al thai
you hold dear pledge your Lmn a.
purchase War savings slomps
u you 90 your dup. Oklahoma viii
i4f eAoecd lis qaOto. n YOU fail You
all not DO your aaty and Oklahoma
VIII iali Ihs a wSr of n4lOns
ana s YOUR var a. much ss q l.
AISE
u you DO not DO yoar duiy. you afs
ho other than a coward o. a Stacker
This ia strong language. but th.a T.
the day of strong language
Results all Nln the var
Perhaps you thins IN your ovn a.ln
ION that you have done yoar cu,y
You have not done your daiy until
YOu HAVE GIVEN ALI. THAT YOU
CAN ~ TINE AND MONEY
You must DO tLls. n ~ are 70 whlp
the Huns.
The men. Who give their lives. give
all Bs honest And take yourself 70
account ths mornins and see n yoa
really have done your bes, This iet
Ter vii not offend the people Who
tfss THE sar seriously
n this asaksns yoa 10 the Import
sncs u YOUR part N th. var u l.
not in vain
WHO DOES NOT WORK. sIIIRKa
ifE DOES NOT WORK. sHIRKs
ffsdrs your limit. and ibsn keep
yOuf ple1gs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-27
T0OAY'S WAR SUMMARY

Aloax me wsatesn Datils hne a.
we'll A. uu The meaalaiu and pisys
sectors ~ the italian fFoas ths allied
armies await cif,Asr essmy efforts
lnfaniry activity II ooaaasa to local
artiona ~ various points.
on the vital siretgh u ihe baltls
front bst~een fpfoas and Rheims ths
most Important action ~ she past
isw daya haa hesn that ~ 0hich the
Amsrlrs rpopa taoA from the Ger.
mans a commaniins hlll position near
liplleaa ~ood aorthspst % Chaisal
fhisrry besides ehialnr tha hill tas
Americans tooA ssa prisoners laelnd
ma seven officers Ffum ne hnl tha
Americans dominate ths German pos.
Hons foe aoms distance beyond ia tAa
direction % fufsy
u IL DeilsFsd that lhs usrmsa CON.
nand IL about ready lD lasas d another
stroke against the alltsa llasa rts
uililsfy activity remains about NOE.
nal oa iaportaht sectors. but aerial
nrhilns has increased markedly
Thirty sn Gsrman machines ~ess
brought dewu % forced 20 land Ia .
damaged condliioa tuesday By
Franco. british sirmsn. ~hns nsria
iaims fhs destruction ~ tweivs al
lied alrplanss ne same iay oefmsa
airplanes raidsd Paris Wednesday
4'rhf There ls much slchnsss preva.
'eni among the uafmsn sroeps hut
fhis y not believed 10 b. hsvinw anv
ffeei On pians for a r~assai ~ ths
nemy offensive
Fts i'slisns ars tHsy 'akinv count
- the guns and material captured
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-27
GRESHAM INTERESTS HAVE
ACQUIRED MORE PROPERTY
Guthrie Company Takes over It's
Twelfth Outside Concern In
a Year More improvements
In Sight.

President Gresham of the GHfhr.e
Milling COMPANY has closed deal
whereby his company ab~orhs the
NcGrow Grain ,ompanys interests ai
Newkirk and AZ several smaller places
.n Kay and Noale county The Nc
1rvw interests are ihe largest ~ north
Oklahoma
This gives The Gresham plant bie
advantage over the large Touring con
Germs of Kansas and Missouri
since one year $40 ihe Guthrie MI
Ing COMPANY has swallowed twelve
concerns In The state and no~ own
q larger string ~ mills elevators and
storage plants y any like concern
west - 81 Louis
-Our business 4 thriving AMI by
next spring ~e viil have doubled ihe
capacity - no~ have said Gresham
today
81 is TIE lnfeniion of the Gresham
.aisrests 20 bald large slant for the
q cereals of all tinds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-27

Lo1co1 Jars . -tme-cas class
a. is.s sfoot e. sit~ziloa iossy q.
10 ---1ere sss .enee ts .4fk yo1ng
i1AH aft4lnlnr kis 1ajo-ify in ~
Fsar e-ting AT Jazz ~sfs drzxa
6. ;ke nzfll.ai crzr lo'fsry
H~-s-ls events y l.tiie less iAzr
a yexr ar ~er- r-peass- a. fra-
q A-Ee g.ass 49, in rolmi;'es
ru-oz - - se-zts offiee tllz.1r Es-s
c1sn ~ s-r-hers resrsserfilx -ft. =
,.s5 Yo1rfh fh@ n.4farify ~ vho-
-if1ln . - rp1tss stl h@ erro.lel
lr - fsroes frsti1K To- tencerary
s-< zszi-st P-zszzlsn
sec-~-z-T Bafer. re-serr q, re
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-27
LOGAN COUNTY MAN
FORGOT BRIDE q NAME

Rufas Hsnkins Maihall fownshll )
farmer o. years cd. passed up bic
osn oo1niy sns siiiecd down ~ % B.
lsAomz CITY 20 secure marriage
license Wten he arrived IN the
windy wonder 20 'hs south he vas
90 excited fh4i BE- forTof the name q
BRIDE 70 b. BE wasn't dcsd sure bat
th0arti ii ~as M Jssie Woods He
lad the Acenss written that way La
ter b. returned 70 the marriage bu-
rsaa and sheeaisbiy admitted that he
hs1 given the urorr name and had
s ckanEed 70 Nary Ann Anderson
Tho coapis we're happily married
later in to DAY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-27
CLASS Of 1878 GIVEN NUMBERS;
DRAWING SAME As THAT IN 1917

senate ant house mnaary commit
tees ans oshef high government 81
flcials witnessed the drAw4ng hs
hsindsolaea men oi the little capsules
containing master number 10 be
Aspls~d IL The sseo registration dis
sFicts es the country acs~srdine TO the
taiAi registration
TA~ se;itne for the iotiefs waS =
duplicate of that of lals -. last, ~hen
rhs drawing ~ la.sas uamhers deter
agin~a the libaNss Cor sersie~ ~ ap-
enaNsa.AteiA ien mlllaan men n The
eaansfs ., isrge there ~ss little 0i he
eAeaeness that stieadsNi tts firvt
arA~tnK
Ts1s4ss drAetnK wAs "a determine
oals thA relative summeulns 20 ihe
celors If lhe rev registrants Eussls
classified As the local boards aaaeg
she Qae.sonaaife The youth Whose
Numbers ~ene trAwn todss ~lll he A.
s.gne4 Is iae ,arioQs five classes en-
he basis of Information furnished FL
tae aassi sonnalres nn~ beine mailed
oaf The reessirsats VIII he plaeed
~ ire foei - the list IN each glsss
tu tAelr respective districts n the oY
der in whieh their numbers are drawn
TODAY IA thar resgeti ouly ~sil to-day
TODAY IN hat respect onls will TO
days drawing effect the rreistFants
Statements made r~eently BY PROV
Mar Gen Crowacr and S~ereirs
isAkef Indicates that al q the ne~
ros lstrants placed ia class one wili
BE called before The end ~ ne year
Acecrdingly noi more shan few
moa'As wiA e.apse AZ The most be-
tween fhe cSlline 81 men Ia class one
y bose Numbers are drakn firsi and
hose NUMBER Who are aufens thu last
he taken from the bowl
The first Tea numbers TO b. drawn
v ere taken from the howl shortly
After 80 q clock BY Secretary Baker
later attaches y the office q Prov
s.ar Gen Cru~der we're hllndfoi6ed
nd wiibdrep the capsaies from The
soul As THE numbers were drawn
Les were announced and written On
arke hlaesboAri Hhen tie black
sc2ra was filiet q w&s removed 10 be
.hotogrs phed and another substituted
This operation wae repeated during
he more than three hours required
~ the drawing
ir com. .sfison With the ias-8 mum
.efs required go BE- drawn year ase
.n'y ~ numbers we're drawn today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-27
FIRST COURSE At WAR
KITCHEN ENDS FRIDAY
Little MiS Florence Watson Has
Won Warm Spot in Hearts of
Guthrie Housewives; She
Knows Her Business And
Is Ideal Instructor.

The frsi oourso a. the var Kitchen
closes tomorrow Miss Florence Wal
son with heF class and the committee
who has 40 ably supported her are
planuing treat for The public 20 sho~
them their appreciation for placing
such = valuable institution within their
reach
Chief Mitchell proved himself an
able supporter 10 Offering the audi
torium 10 the city hall a. a plAc"
70 hold tho reception a. O'Clock
SATURDAY June ~
These wiIi be dried products both
and frui. peaches. jelly aud pre-
raw and cooked. canned vegetables
ssrves sith mullins. oornbread. cakes
leaf bread cottage cheese Win honey
and lemonade then there viii be the
flreless cooker With ~ cereals and
meats And the ladies would like 20
irsist that every woman. man. girl
ard boy Ia Logan county wiii ind
worth While 10 come and s.e aud
taste ard ask questions and copy re-
oi3es.
Mr. Emmons. your county agent.
VII b. there With the famous cook
stove dryer and steam pressure cook
sr
Remember. the city hall. June -.
beginning a. p m Make u your
business 70 leave your business re-
fardisss - fAe hind and drop In a.
lesef fof e fss minutes