The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 21, No. 222, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 12, 1910 Page: 2 of 10
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THE OKLAHOMA 8TA1B CAPITAL WEDNESDAY MOB NINO, JULY 1X 1910.
TO MIMED
SUPREME COURT SAYS
SHIPPERS MUST BE
TREATED ALIKE
MANY DECISIONS RENDERED
The Health Dej*. PARDON BOARD
■ m t _ a(tai>
In your bodily ■ looked ft r
by million, of littU .oldi.rt in your
blood — thoM corputclM con t ntly
fighting for you.
If this army U well fed and kept
healthy and strong, by taking Hood'a
Baraaparllla, It will destroy the un-
ALL countable horde of germ-enemies that
' are atucklng you every moment of
your life. ... .
Hood's Sarsaparllla will k*ep you
fret* from or will cure you of scrofula.
«c zerna. rheumatism, catarrh, anemia,
that tired feeling and all such ali-
ments. „ .
It effects Its wonderful cures, not
simply because It contains sarsaparllla
j but because It combines the utmost
I remedial values of more than 20 differ-
I ent Ingredients. If urged to buy any
RC- preparation said to be "Just as good
* ,, you may be sure It Is Inferior, costs
versed on Katy Case Regaraing t0 make, and yleidi tht dealer a
Removing o! Station - Rail | proflu
Road Cases Numerous—Long
Lis of Findings Yesterday
ACT CREATING IT HELD UN-
CONSTITUTIONAL BY
COURT OF APPEALS
j'UNCTIONS
(alke
01 hi iii
SICKNESS
Corporation Commission is
Laying down the general principle
that "a common carrier is bound, even
In the absence of legislative enactment
or specisl ocntract, to treat all shipper*, okeene
alike and may be compelled to perform i versed, C- F. Gilpin
Davis vs. Sadie M Elliott. Mayes coun-
ty. dismissed; Hsgon John vs. Lewis
Paullln. Muskogee county, rehearing de-
nied.
By Turner, J.—I H. Lookabaugh vs.
CO., Blaine county; re-
Nettograph Mch.
One reason «o many people take cold
during tt.e winter month", according to
a well known authority, Is the hot. Iry
atmosphere Indoors, due to Imperfect
heating If we were an careful to k ep
the air in our rooms moist as we are
tc keep them wann, tnere would be
less occasion for cough medicine than t®
now the case.
j Of all the 10-cailed minor 111" of the
body there Is none the neglect of which
In *o liable to result seriously as the
REGULATIVE "common cold." The cough irritates
I the muevvs membrane of the -nr *
lungs and bronchial organs leaving
them sore and Inviting attack from ih
Legislature Restrictedto-Pmcrib^-""^- * ^
ing Manner of Applying For i A .imp,,, inexpensive cougii medicine
Pardon —Executive May Re. ran be made by mixing two oun"s Of
voke Parole When Provision, "J,
of pure Whlfkcy. sbnke we 1 and lake
a teaspor.nful every four hours. It will
break up a cold quickly and cure sr.y
cough that 1* curable This formula is
frequently prescribed snd 1b highly rec-
ommended by the Leach Chemical Co..
OLD FRANCHISE
IS STILL GOOD
CITIES CANNOT ABROGATE
TELEPHONE GRANTS
FROM GOVERNMENT
SUPREME CCURT CHANGES
Are Violated
The state board of pardons created by
the first legislature, was wiped off the
map yesterday in an oninlon by Judge
this common law duty whenever it is j Co Oklahoma county, reversed, Amerl-
refused," the supreme court yesterday. (1|n N B McAlester vs M rgenthalee
In an opinion by Justice Dunn affirm*11 Linotype Co.. Pittsburg county, dlsmlss-
the order of the corporation comrnlssl"n J ^ q Hargis vs. Fidelity Mutual Life
requiring the Frisco railroad to build! Inliurance Co.. Pontotoc county, afflrm-
a switch to the elevator of the Farmers pfl John nonjramp vs. W. H. Starbuck,
Co-operative Shipping asoclatlon at KHy POUntyi reversed.
K W. Roof vs. Tom Perkins, Custer
county, dismissed; G. R- Hardin vs. R.
The evidence snowea inai uw R Klrby. Johnson county, reversed and
already three elevators located upon th* remanded; German Alliance Insurance
• - * - nnd the.Co v„ T jj Newbern. Garvin county.
rlvllege; affirmed. Spaulding Mfg. Co. vs. W. H.
denied. , pontotoc county, dismissed: A J.
Da corns.
TWICE TURNED DOWN.
The evidence showed that there were
right-of-way at that place, and the
Farmers' association asked the privilege
of a similar location, which was denied.
It then bought land adjoining the right-
of-way and built an elevator there and
requested the railroad to build a switch
to It, which was also refused. The mat-
ter was taken tip with the corporation
commission, which ordered In the switch
and Its order Is now affirmed.
CANNOT LAWFULLY REFUSE.
"Where a railroad company grants a
certain convenience, facility or service,
lawful In Its rhiracter. to one." savs
the syllabus of the court. "It thereby
places Itself In a position where It can
tint lawfully refuse to grant or render
mibstantlallv the same convenience, faci-
lity or sen-ice to all others In the same
business and under substantially the
same circumstance* "
OTHER AFFIRMATIONS.
Of practically the same character Is
tho ''ape nf the P L * B. F Ry Co..
vs Chnrle* hotter and the State of
Oklahoma, affirmed In an opinion by
Justice Turner The commosslon Is also
affirmed in the rasp wherein the Katy
railroad appealed from the order requir-
ftie rertain trnlns to st->p on flng at
•Witcher.
KATY WINS ONE CASE
The commission '3 reversed In the case
In which It orrterM the Katy to change
1 - nam- of th« station of Tale to
Ft >rrett to • ■<.rr<!-*pon«1 with the post
Office e Published after
station, b. a use <.f the fact that there
«ri another Cnle In the Mat* The
comnanv objected to Sterrett. beca
It l
Murray vs. A T. Snowder, Garfield
county, affirmed.
Ry Williams. J.—John Choteau vs
Addle Choteau. Northern district, dis-
missed; Coalgate Co. vs. J. M- Hurst.
Admr . Coal county, affirmed; Farmers'
National Rank vs. J W McCall, Potta-
watomie county, reversed.
UNEARTH A PLOT
Revises Former Opinion Finding
Power of Control—Latest Rul-
ing Covers Indian Territory
Part of State — Other Section
on Uncertain Ground
— — of Clr
Doyle of the criminal court of appeals,'
' Virgin OH of Pine compound pure for
declaring the law which created the r.mpcnslng throe git druggists.
board to be unconstitutional and void. I .
The court holds that this act. -in con-
ferring pardoning powers upon other
state officers and restricting the gover-
nor In the exercise of the pardoning
power, is an unconstitutional Infringe-
ment and interference upon the ex- i
ecutlve power The constitution only J
vest* In the legl.lature the power to gQ SAYS LIVE STOCn. MEN
provide by law refutation, relative to th« J
manner of applying for pardons."
The supreme court yesterday on re-
. , , hearing reversed Its former opinion in
l,d by the Leach Chemical «°-'the goulh McAlester-Eufaula Telephone
innatl. who prepare the «?enu^n company case, anti held that cities on tlie
Indian territory side of the state have
no authority to regulate telephone rates
or telciinone service under lranchlsea
granted before statehood. It Is held
that telepnone companies on that side
of the state obtained their authority
to construct and maintain heir line
from the federal government under the
special act of congress governing that
.natter and the rules and regulations of
! the secretary of the interior.
POT OF BEEF
OPEN QUESTION REMAINS.
The previous decision of the court vir
franchise was
hailed ag a great
or ^ b, the c le. all over the .tat.
And Homesteaders Urged Not flght;ng to prev,nl
Pioneer and other telephone companies
from talsing the rates fixed in their
respective original franchises
to Raise Cattle
;r;Uaaw;rh%r;.^'ou«" ore.'Association in Denver Meeting;
latence by thli opinion. Is under the law J AiSCrtS There i no Shortage tually nel.J that
comr o e<i ofthenate •uporinten-i'nt. Probability of One —Farmers contract, and
■tate auditor and president of the state J — . I u.. h
board of agriculture.
MAY REVOKE PAROLES.
In the same opinion the court holds
that the governor may revoke a parole! DENVER Jan 11.—There is no : , . .
Upon It. Violation by a convict «nd air«t o( bMf ,n Am,rl(.a nor uncertain how farU'..opnlon hand
I hat he be lent ha^k to lerve out the . , .h„r,accordln* to do,,n >C"td'<l"y «U1 affect the titles
unexpired part of his sentence, as though j j1 " v *onal I lv(, Wo(.k association, jon the Oklahoma aide of the state. The
no parole had been granted, even , „ A jastro and vice president |court lays down this general rul.
.the time his .entence would have ended: Murdo MaoKenile at „llg afternoon's |'<> th« anting of franchises,
but for the suspension thereof by the
parole.
) This ruling is made in the case of
William Ridley, of Dunran. convicted of
manslaughter In Comanche county, for
-,,rh r! "Authority on the part of an incor
sesson Of the association denied such a tn anv
porated city or town to grant to any
condition of affairs. petaon, natural or artificial, a right to
Thev opposed the campaign or puDii
citv urging the farmer and homesteader | erect t. .phone or telegraph poles In
city m'ng^ ^ | the publlc .t-eeta, can only be derived
... ....... ... —Up '. little and declare^ tnai o - -
TTT.-B1 T^J nAMHTP killing Munsey Vaughn at Lawton, in 10 • ^niinrs worth of beef 'from tht supreme legislature, by express
LINGS LIFE IN DANGER | November, 19^4. nnd sentenced to four J pHrien each year there was no Rfant, or by necessary Implication from
Lisbon Police Make Many Arrests
And Accidentally Discover Al-
I years' Imprisonment. HI* sentence would i
powers expressly granted."
oil *FWTuar\P 8." lto's" he j "The rrlce of beef in * reg- STARTED BY INJUNCTION.
, p.roled On August 3n 1509. tlw l «ed by the price received for our The ^ ln que8tlon originated in
„g.d wid„P,..j r;r::,.:rzsrsvz
ary Conspiracy—Arms and Ma-j^ ]( |n gt,phfn, c0„nly. Heiprices are potting beef heyond the reach,name of the 6t4te t0 enJoln the com
nition Seized Ibrought habeas corpus proceedings to|of the poor man Is unwarrane^^^ I pany (tom raising Its rateB The In
________ ! necure his release. claiming that
T.IflBON. Jan. 11.-In connection wtth rarol
,e firing upon by sentries a group of of time to wh.ch he was sentenced.
Big Crowds Attend
the Opening of Our
Basement Department
For the past week we have been remodeling our basement
and adding to this department a complete line of groceries. 1 hesc
groceries were bought at a great discount and will be sold for a
few days at a great discount.
20 pounds of sugar
$1.00
20 pcunds to each customer.
25c
25c
25c
19c
in the district
true that If the consumer demands the ^ gninted
•ctlve only for the length J choice cuts he must pay for them. ,,m|c0urt un(j that decision was affirmed io
(the beef, and pond beef. Is within the ^ oeclsion of the Supreme court.
reach of all Hnd It not been for th«-
men -ho were prowling around thai TheMB^Verfuled that contention Urease in value o, the.r lands. Cattle-
Ke«essldades Palace two (fights ago. an ordor for men could not have continued In th
arrest of « number of republicans, nnd also the claim that the_ ord^r for ^ ^ ^ pm,|1<fd
th- police onnounced today they have j his re-arrest was n |{ th , A( prf.8#.nt prices, stoek-
— ■ ,, i llbertv without due process of law. ITOld- Tnr " ,. .
rallrtad discovered a widespread revolutionary (h>( „(h<> onv|,t ||pon vto,„„„n men are ju«t beginning to reallae a fa^r
i f>nspiracv Additional arrests have been ipinrn on their Investments. What we
made of men supposed to be ringleaders, , "f such eon, ons s mere > | nrtvorate is belter cattle, not
and the police have selied large quan- • onvl.t and not entitled to Invoke sue ^ ^ ^ fl „rrlblt
t arms, masks and constitutional guarantees. It la
jnother station of that name In:. however, that the convict under
an adjoining state, but agreed to arc« ,t .® '""those arrested have ron- circumstances Is entitled to a hearing
an-, other name suggested. The court _ m(.mb,r, o( „,ret sor- j on habeas Corpus to present evidence
holds the order requiring ftlerrett to he h„. , „ thrr overthrow the that he he nnt violated his parol- or
ttnreasonahle and likely to create eon- . T1„. ox„,.t plans have not other matters In his own defense,
fusion PS before. The opinion I- by Jus- > ,,ul ,.|,bon new,-! Th.. law giving prisoners cer-aln de-
tlee Dunn. . * . 1V,„„ a,,,.s. .iuctions from their sentence for good
Justice TTnves reverses (he order Is- . I'apcrs ec ar jbehnvlor Is held to be unconslitutlnnal
•tied on complaint of Senator J r. New-1 "^''n j' „ed a, a sequence and not restrictive of th • governor's
ell. requiring the Frisco to Install iele-l ' ^ Rt f r from pardoning power.
r-apb service at a station for the "><• f f |ho r„.0|u,|onUt«. who I ••• _.
purpose of bulletining trains Otber ^" "^ „ quantltv of WIDOW TO GET $3,000 YEAR
case, reversed by Hayes were th. ap-1 J lh"e cultom< house which'
peal, of the Frl.eo against E. K. Hay- , lntfnd„, „,r lhl, revolutionists
wood and the Snyder Ice and Cold
bi^t Is now reversed In an opinion by
Chief Justice Kane.
GETS DEATH SENTENCE
9 bars of Slwt's Pride Soap
9 bars of Swift's Pride Soap
Soap for
7 bars Swift's White Soap
3 doz. Hoyt's Spring
Clothes Pins for
Lamp Chimneys-
No. 1 for
No. 2 for
Matches. 7 boxes
for — —
1 gal. White Feather Corn
Syrup for -
Navy Beans, good grade.
5 lbs. for
Black Eyed Peas, 7
lbs. for
Dried Apples, and
Peaches, 3 lbs. for
Sardines. 7 boxes
for —
40c Cofee in cans,
for
40c Cofee
for - —
25c
29c
25c
25c
25c
25c
29c
25c
25c Coffee
for
20c Cofee
for
19c
15c
25c
11c
25c
5c
9c
8c
8c
Uneeda Biscuit, 8
Post Toasties, per
package
Toasted Corn Flakes,
4 packages for
Hippo Washing Powder,
10c size for
Purina Pan Kake Flour,
15c size for
Maeorni, lOsc size
for
15c Tomato Catsup
for
Apple Cider Vinegar, first quality,
In quart bottles, 15c
size for - -
10c K. C. Baking
Powder
15c K. C. Baking
Powder -
25c K. C. Baking
Powder -
Vision Baking Powder,
15c size for -
Rice, 6 pounds
for -
Mixed and Stick Candy,
per pound
9c
7c
10c
18c
8c
25c
5c
Groceries
The
Big Store
on the
Corner
No Groccories delivered. No telephone order for Groceries
accepted. Basement open at 9 o'clock Monday morning.
OVER 80 YEARS OLD.
CHEYENNE?. Okla., Jan. 11.♦John
Robert* of Cheyenne, aged 81 years,
made final proof on his claim during
the isst week before A H. Ca£1*^
I'nited States Commissioner. Mr. Rob-
erts Is hale and hearty and expects
enjoy the heme he gets from Uncle Sam
for many years.
WARRANT FOR BOOTLEGGERS.
LAWTON, Okla.. Jan. 11.—Nln«
new warrants have been made and
twenty-five new charges of violation
of the State prohibition law added
to the county court criminal docket
since late yesterday evening though
the activity of the deputies of Sheriff
Rufe L^fors.
ich'to urge the farmers nnd homestead
to enter the rattle business."
esolutlon requesting the Breeders
association and Range associations of
the country to romblne to Improve th*
range cattle was adopted.
girl is nervous
U. S. Soldier Condemned for Mur-
dering Sweatheart
KANSAS CITY. Kas.. Jan. 11.—Chas.
O'Neil, a private In the Fourteenth
T'nited States Infantry, was found guilty
by a Jury In the federal court here to-
day of murder in the first degree for
killing Minnie Scharbara. a servant 19
the home of Captain Murphy at Fort
leaven worth last July Judge Pollock
Imposed the death penalty.
Storage company.
MANY OTHER FINDINGS.
Other opinions were:
By Kane, C. J.—Powell vs. Nlrnls.
Oklahoma count v. dismissed; Woodward
vs. Plnglmm. Caddo county, affirmed;
M K. & T Coal Co.. vs. Holden. Pitts-
burg county, reversed and remanded;
M. K. & T Coal Co. vs. Fisher. Pitts-
burg county: reversed and remanded;
Smith vs. Eagle Mfg Co.. Seminole
county, reversed and remanded; A. W.
Moore vs. First National hank. Iowa
City. Bryan county, dismissed; J M
It rooks vs. Nat. .T Fields. Logan county,
reversed and remanded; W. Ci. Blanch-
ard & Co. vs. S. I* Eaell. McClain coun-
ty. reversed and remanded.
Ry Dunn. T —Julian V. Yoeman. Com-
anche county, affirmed; City of Law-
ton vs. Eliza J. Connor. Comanche coun-
ty. dismissed; Winfrey vs. Benton. Car-
ter county, reversed and dismissed; J.
W. Craneer & Co. vs R. F.. Wade.
Trustee, Noble county, affirmed; Charles
T-. fWenner vs. Board of Education.
Noble county, affirmed; Swank vs. Tall-
man. Noble county, dismissed; Meadors
vs. Johnson. Seminole county, dismiss-
ed; Buckner vs. Oklahoma National
Jtnnk. Semi ">'e ninty, reversed; Butler
£- Martin vs. MrRpadden, Seminole
rountv reversed; Hancock vs. Youree,
Ror.. Pittsburg county, affirmed; T H.
Fills vs. J. B Cutler. Murray county,
reversed; Armstrong. Bvrd & Co. vs
George C. Trump, Seminole county, af-
firmed.
By Hayes. J — fl. L & S. F Ry. Co.
rs. H. L. Loftls. Marshall county, af-
firmed; Indlnn Land fk Trust Co. vs.
Silas P Taylor. Hughes county, af-
firmed; State ex rel Fred King vs. Su-
perior court of Pottawatomie county.
di«rnlss«<1 Farmers' Bank of Roff vs.
T TV Nlehols. Pontotoc county, reversed;
O. P Rev eli vs Thos. P. Smith. Mus-
kogee tinfv. reversed; .Tnslah T Mar-
shall v Charles F. Burden Johnson
county, reversed and remanded; Reeves
* Co. vs. William Brennan. Garfield
county, reversed and remanded; Jack
I stricken by
j treachery.
his fellow conspirators for
Third Desree for Men Buspected
of Assassination
denies
NEW
T Jeutenr
YORK. Jan. 11 -The w.dow of
nt Joseph Jetroslno. of the
York «*etectlves. bureau, who was
■ Inatlon In Palermo. Sicily, will re-
in all .WMft a yenr from the city
—' " I of New York as pension money. If a
INDIAN SCHOOL CHARGES r.-s, •1 utIon passed by the hoard of alder-
men today Is ratified bv the rnayor
* , « The hoard voted her $? 000 a year to he
Also That Reports Were Padded to the fi.000 which she receives
And Fences Are Down Around nnuniiv from the poiiee pension fund
Academies—Elmo Wilkins Sue-
day as the lenders of a counterfeltlnc
pang, are ) elng put through the third
degree hv the poller on the theory that
they engineered the plot which resulted
In Petroslno's assassination.
ceeds Him as Supervisor in For-
mer Choctaw Nation
-NXIOUS TO RETURN HOME
Mrs. Roberta Janon Attends
Theater in Company of Detect-
ives While Awaiting Arrival of
Officers From Philadelphia-
Cohen Remains in His Cell
FORMS NEW CABINET
islative Body
MCALESTER. Jan. 11—Elmo Wll-
klns. son of former United States dis-
trict attorney of the central district of
Indlnn Territory, succeeded Calvin Bal-
lard as supervisor of the Indian schools
„r the former choctaw nation t<xiay. jjakka Bev Heads Turkey's Le?-
Charges made In Muskogee yesterday - -
that certain of the Indian school super-
visors or teachers had conducted a
scheme of having teachers In their em-
ploy take stock In a western irrigation
project, were denied by Ballard today.
speaking of himself nlone.
'That Is the first time I ever heard
of an Irrigation project." he said "I
have no stock In It. I have never tried
to sell any stock in anything. I own
stock except some shares ln the
City National bank of McAlester and theipnHha
New State Iron and Supply company. | Shelk-T'l-T^lam
Neither has anything to do with Indian
_.hools None of these charges has been
made against me. according to the letter
I received "
Ballard denies thnt any reports have
been padded and that fences are down
around the academies. He says there
are no double beds In any of the aca-
demies nnd that alrls are not forced to
neglect school duties on Monday to do
other labor.
CONSTANTINOPLE. Jan. 11—Th"
new cabinet, of which Hakka Bey I*
grand vltler. has been completed with
the exception of the ministries of pub-
llc instruction nnd of pious foundations.
The cabinet as It now stands Is as
follows:
flrand vl*lcr Hakka Bey
Minister of foreign affairs Rlffatt
Saklh Mollnh.
Minister of the Interior Tnlast Rev.
Minister of fins nee— Plsvld Bev.
Minister of public works— TTaladjlan
Effendl.
Minister of war Mabmoud Schafket
Pasha.
Minister of marine -Vice Admiral Halll
Pasha.
Minister o- mines and forests—Kop
assls Effendl.
There Is Only One
"Bromo Quinine"
That is
!LssKEifiwo Bromo Quinine
CHICAGO, aJn. 11.—Roberta de
Janon. the young Philadelphia heiress
who was arrested here Monday with
Frederick Cohen. th« hotel waiter
with whom she eloped December 29,
became nervous tonight after spend-
ing twenty-four hours In the police
station.
The girl, who related to the police,
emarkable story of her attachment
for the Philadelphia waiter as an
adopted father, grew weary of wait-
ing for the arrival of detectives frn.n
•lilladelphla. who are to take her to
hrr grandfather's home from which
she flrd in disguise.
Information reached the authorities
that the Philadelphia officers prob-
ably will not arrive In time to re-
turn with the girl and her c'.opment
piirtner on a night train for the east.
As Miss de Janon is merely being
held and no chargo is made against
her. she was permitted to attend a
theater In company with detectives.
l,uter she was returned to the sta-
tion to await the arrival nf the offi-
cers. Cohen remains In a cell at the
Chicago avenue station.
...Iss de Janon received the following
telegram' from her father tonight:
"Overjoyed to know my darling little
daughter Is coming Wfck to me. All Is
forgiven. Wire time :,nd road you are
coming on s.) I can meet you at some
point between Chicago and Philadelphia.
Answer prepaid Ferdinand de Janon."
RACING TO BEGIN JULY 25
First!
Waltham Watches are the
first in amount of sales of all
watches in the world. They
are intended to be sold by
professional jewelers only. A
regular jeweler knows how to
FOR CHRISTMAS
Every one likes picturss
of the persons and things
that he is interested in.
And anybody can make
good pictures with a
Kodak.
Kodaks and Brownie
Cameras from $2.00 to
$100.00 at the
set and start a watch properly.
Anyone buying a Waltham
Watch should always get it
from a jeweler or watchmaker
for that reason.
N. Ti.—When having n Walthai
Watcli always ask yotir jeweler
for one adjusted to temperature
and position.
Mail Orders Solicited,
gets a catalogue.
A Postcard
Post Office Drug Store
Guthrie .' '. Oklahoma.
NEGRESS TURNS WHITE
Long Island Case Proving Puzzle!
to Physicians
Grand Circuit Season Will Open '
at Kalamazoo
good guns
good cigars
and
good tobacco
USED THE WORLD OVER TO CURE A GOLD IK ORE OAY.
Aiwaytt remember the fill"* name. Look
lor this ou every box. 26c.
i uuvk;
svj.
N'FW YORK. .Tan. 11—Tho carp of
T,uroMn rnrpont^r. n negro** of
Cn\nr Ttnv Lone T*1nml. who In slnw-
lly turpin* whlt«\ 'a nu«fclln*r ntwslc-
I i-tn* Snvr for xnme dnrk bl"tehi * on
h< r fncr. !onk« Ilk" n Cn urn si fin
hind h«*r hmrt* and nrm« are h* whit
j ;i« thnflo of n whltf woman
Mho period of tho rhnn*f* sh
DETROIT. Jan. 11.—The grand
circuit racing season for 1910 will
open In Knlamatoo, Michigan. July
25. It Is the first time since thr or-
ganisation of the grand circuit fifteen
years a«n that the program has been
started outside of Detroit, and before
th<> step was taken much debate arose
(at the meeting of the stewards held
During) here today.
became An application from Xi
the mother of n snn. who was born j for membership In tV i
with red hair, although his akin was. was received at the meetl
T .rk City
nizatlon
tud ac-
• With the right kind of men behind them, are the prime
factors, in securing, and then sustaining good government.
You will find the goods, and a sample of the newest and
I est thing out, in the "Camel Brand", of five cent cigirs. At
ITH'iS
Guthrie,
COME AND SEE US
Cor Harrison Ave. & First Street.
PHONE 198 Oklahoma.
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Greer, Frank H. The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 21, No. 222, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 12, 1910, newspaper, January 12, 1910; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc128088/m1/2/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.