The Guthrie Daily Leader (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 49, No. 15, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 28, 1915 Page: 3 of 6
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THE GUTHRIE DAILY LEADER THURSDAY JANUARY 8 1913.
PAGE THRTar
A RE YOU taking advantage of
aV the Big Reductions we are
making on all winter goods ?
Overcoats
Suits
14 Of
Winter Underwear
U Off
Have you been in to see
Stetson's New Spring Hat-"By-Word?"
Price . ....
AbelF
The Only
One Price Clothier
in Guthrie
LOGANCOUNTY AESTRACT O
BONDED ABSTRACTER
INSURANCE
SURETY BONDS
FARM LOANS
Phona 151.
Offica Rear Logan County Bank.
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. iWlthin another week petitions will
be in general circulation over Tulsa
county asking that the county com-
missioners issue a call for a . special
election whereby the proposition to
vote bonds for the construction1 of a
bridge across the Arkansas river at
Tulsa will be definitely decided.
i
Counterfeiters are passing bogus
f 10 and $5 hills in several towns and
cities in this section of the state and
Vnd' rmusjn
$4.00
s
Guthrie people are warned to be on
the lookout.
iAt the instigation ot United States
Probate Attorney Nat Legion of Sa
pulpa Lucy Picket a Greek Indian
girl filed suit in the superior court
of Tulsa county for $10000 damages
against C. E. Potter a proxlnent pi.
ano and furniture dealer of Sapulpa
charging seduction under promise of
marriage.
. Announcement was made today
that the "l.Mikado" will be staged In
Chickasha the cast to be composed
of local people except for the lead
which is to be taken by Miss Mildred
Shaughnessy cr El Reno.
Democrats are not to contest the
appointment of Fred MoDaniels as
postmaster
said to be
of Bartlesvllle.
a Republican.
He s
Public dance
day eve.
at Owl hall. Thurs-
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i'i PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
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iM.'s.
Farris Durham left yesterday
for tf. three weelts' visit with her
sister1 .Mrs. A. W. Koontz at Clinton.
IMiss Moude Smith who will have
charge of thq Luty store millinery
department left last night for the
New York markets.
C. D. Harper In here from Musko-
gee taking mineral water baths. Ui
is a guest of the lone.
Ed. M. Seeman is up from OklahoJ
ma City on legal business.
Henry S. Johnston well known Per
ry attorney is here today.
Frank V. Wright former news-
paper man of Law ton is in Guthrie
today on business.
iW. W. Lester of Plainvllle Ills. is
here visiting his brother A. 1). lis-
ter. 'Mr. Lester says on last Satur-
day snow in Illinois was 12 inches
deep and the thermometer was 10
below. 'Mr. Lester says Guthrie has
mad? wonderful improvements since
he was here 20 years ago.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C ASTO R I A
NOTE! AND PERSONALS OF
SOCIETY
Lenora Burks
Phone 245.
The strength of your life Is meas-
ured by the sertngth ot your will.
But the strength of your will Is quite
the strength of the wish that lies to-
hind It. Oicnry Van Dyke.
j Friday.
I Recital at M. B.
and Orchestra Dopts
Church Violin
of University.
. Amilettia Club. tMrs. J. W. Dryer.
Friday Auction Dinner dull1 Mr.
and 'Mrs. iF. E. Cragln.
Euchre Club Mrs. L I. Belaud.
Five Five Five Girls Miss Csclle
Allen. : ' -
! iBox .Supper High School.
Friends Club Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Gardner. . ; . .
j !Btde-a-Wee Club Mrs. . F. D.;
iTytval Ttonn.htflrn .and Knna of..
Christian Church Mrs. J. Speers. )
Dance lone Hotel.
rrayer Meeting - -vus.
Barnes. .
Saturday. I
Phi Delta Gamma Club-Hiss Ethel
Douglas.
Kooney Mooney Shah Club. IMm.
J. E. Woodworth. I
. Saturday Afternoon Clufc 'Miss
Georgia 'McKjy.
.Saturdav Bridge Club Miss Louise
II111.
County Women's Auxiliary. City
HalL :. ' '.
nty Federation. Carnegie Library
Tomorrow will bo the day of meet-
ing for the Amlcitia club at the homo
of Mrs. J. "W. Dryer.
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Music and Fancy Work.
IA number of friends were pleas-
antly entertained with mus:c ami
fancywork by Miss Mary Dunham
yesterday afternoon. Refreshments
were served to Misses Nettie Doollt-
tle. Alma Houghton Greta Miller
Roso Purdum Helen Wall ' Ethel
Liebhart and Marie Douglass.
' The Friday Euchre club has been
postponed until next Tuesday and it
will meet with Mrs. L. I Beland.
IMrs. M iN. Jefferson of Reach
North Dakota and Miss Marguerite
M:nCoy will spend the week-end In
Oklnhoina City and Sayre
im men
brothers (Messrs.
M-JOoy.
Frank and Gat in
iMiss Beatrice Lewis will spend the
I week. end In Oklahon a City as tho
guest of Miss Pauline Whitten
Patrons Club. . i
The meniberg of the Patrons club
and their friends are making extens-
ive preparations for the Colonial par-
ty to be given Monday February 22.
All of the costumes are to be mads
from cotton materials and the pro
ceeds will go for sanitary drinking
fountains in the public schools.
Country Womens' Auxiliary.
The Country Womens' Auxiliary
will meet Saturday afternoon at the
city hall for the purpose of deciding
the amount of salary for the ag:nt of
11
Iff HEALTH
IS PERFECT"
So Sayi A North Carolina Lady In
Telling What She Owes To Cardui
Tho Woman' Tonic.
i-Mt. Airy N. C Mrs. Ada Hull or
this place says: "About six years ago
I got in very tad health. 1 suffered
terrible pains in my abdomen and
'back. I dreaded to see the sun rise
and .1 dreaded to see It set for I sut
fered such agony. No one except my
self will ever know how badly I suf
fered. The doctor said I was suffer
ing as a result of the menopause.
As nothing gave me any relief 1
asked the doctor if I hadn't better
try Cardui. He said. 'It might hel.'i
you' and told my husband to get me
a bottle. At this time I 'was o
weak I could not lift my head and
my voice was so weak pea.:le had to
lean towards the bed to' hear what I
said. ! looked so 'bad and had such
a dark color that I looked like a dead
woman and my relatives thought '
would never get up again.
I took one bottle of Cardui and ft
relieved the pain and suffering so
much that my husband got another
'bottle and that Improved me still
more. I began to strengthen and
gradually got well. I have now had
better health for six years than l
ever had In all my life. I have taken
no medicine slwe and my health Is
perfect.
Cardui is the finest medlcinei a
woman could use."
Try It. At druggists
the girls canning club livery uieui-l
1 l- rl.- .1. 1 I
Delightful Afternoon Coffee. . 1
IVlmes. F. W. Lints'. Webb Iiaker
W. A. Goodell J. E. Wood worth
Parker Spencer and A; A. West gave
an afternoon coffee yesterday at the
home of iMra Llntz for the ladies of
thelMethodist church and their friends
An enjoyable program consisting of
a piano solo by Miss Lillian Dech.
man 'lliarcarolle" from "llove Tales
of Hoffman ;" Miss Clara Hoyt sang
":Hls Buttons are Marked U. S." by
Carrie Jseobs-IUond a violin solo
"Minuet'' Beethoven iMiss Lueile
Burke. Russell Ballard read "iAn
Old Sweetheart of Mine" with piano
aiconpaniment 'by Thobern Taggart.
iM'iss Etthel Douglass played "Pre-
lude" by Shutt; Irs. W. G. Rose Mrs.
M&rley Smith .Miss Vira Plttenger
and Miss 'Fern Miles formed a quar-
tette whloh sang ".My Old Kentucky
Home" and Miss 'Hoyt closed the
program with a group of children's
In the dining room 'Mrs
Woodworth and Mrs Goodell assisted
by Misses Virgil Taylor and Plcrsol
served a salad course from a table
decorateI with gold baskets tied with
plnlt n;aiine bows containing pink
an(j whlte sweet peas and nuts to
soventy.lvo ladies.-
Current Events Club.
' The Current Events club met yes.
terday with Mrs. Goodpasture and
tne program was composed of papers
on the lives of . American wonren
writers. The roll call was answered
with short sketches of Amerlcnu wo-
men poets and papers were read on
Alice Cary by Mrs. Diffee Phobe
Cary Miss Wells; Lucy Larklram
Mrs. James Ross; Margaret Sangst-
er Mrs. Frank Hawkins; Helen Hunt-
Jackson Mrs. Goodpasture; Ella
Wheeler Wilcox Mrs. E. J. Doughty
and Harriet Beecher Stowe Mrs. Dod-
son. 1A delicious two course lunch
eon was served after the program.
Next Wednesday the club will meet
at ' the library
Mr. Leach Entertains.
'Mrs.: -L." P. '-Leach gave a very in-
formal luncheon yesterday at one
o'clock in honor or Mrs. J. W. Mo-
Seal of Tulsa. Cut flowers and
ferns formed a beautiful centerpiece.
Mrs. M. II. Jefferson of Beach
i North .Dakota MrB. J B. Fairfield.
Mrs. Frank Burford and Mrs. M. L
West were the guests of Mrs. 1
J-
umiuiuu ai live u uucti tea iaxi cvuu -
ing at Hagors.
Hard Times Party.
'IHoreules ICan p Royal Neighbors of tees that are necessary to carry for-Am-'ilca
gave a hard times party last ward tills work. i.Mlss Adler is very
night at Burford's hall. About fifty ambitious Tor the federation to do
members and their friends were pres- better aud more "worth while" work
ent. j than it has in the years past and the
- . ladies are asked to assist in mak-
Auction Dinner Club. ing l!)K the banner year.
; Tho me:i:bevs of the Wednesday
Auction Dinner club were entertained ' i.!iss Ruth Sexauer will spend thf
last evening by Mr. and .Mrs. .1. P. last of this week and part of next ir
Paymal. After a delicious seven Oklahoma City as the guest of .Mrs
o'clock dinner the evening was spent W. G. Ashton.
with cards; favors were received by
J.r. and Mrs. Fred Cronk who were
guests of the chfb and Mr. J. 'A. Mc.
Elhinney and Mr?. J. E. Woodworth
Mrs. Ralph Smith of Tulsa Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Seeiy were guests and
the club members present were
Messrs. and Mrr.es. Don Morris. Mou-
ri!0 O-Rourke F. J. Fitzpatrick. J. E.
Woodworth Will Patterson J. A.
Brown and J. A. .McElhinney.
'Mrs. Ralph Smith and daughter
Miss Thelma of Tnlaa are the guests
of Mrs. Fi Y. Cronk. .Miss Ethel
Maud smith will come up from Nor-
man tomorrow evening and spend the
week-end here.
Violin Recital.
The violin and orchestra depart
ments of the university will give a
recital tomorrow night at the .Meth.
odist church no adirisslon charged.
The two orchestras under the direc-
tion of Mr. Harry H. Ryan will be
the features of the evening.
J. C. E. of Presbyterian Church
Entertains.
At the close ot prayer meeting !:ut
evening at the First Presfoytcrlan
church. Rev. Nicholas announced that
tho Junior Christian Endeavor would
have charge of the remainder of the
evening and the little folks surelv
shewed themselves to be royal enter
tainers. 1'ndcr the direction of their
president. Miss Viola Hall the child-
ren gave a most enjoyable program.
The first part of which consisted of
readings and musical selections on
the piano and violin and songs The
second part of gyn;nastles and pyra
mid building by the boys. The
children served lisht refreshments
and felt fully satisfied for theii
trouble as the contribution box was
in a conspicuous place. Much credit
U due Mrs G. O. Nichols who has
charge of this department.
City Federated Club to Meet.
The city federation of women's
clubs will hold the regular monthly
niertins -Saturday at :.10 p. m. at
CopyiiKiued by Oace-Downi Co.. Makers of
liVKUY Line of a (i-D Jiistritc Corset i tii ccfiil. . Sonic vunit'ii iiir still of the opinion
that it does not make much dirlVreiico what corset they wear just ho it is calico1 a corset.
Rut well-dressed women who have that iileasin and "chic" appearance are wearing !-l
Justrite Corsets.
Justrites are RUSTLKWS and (luaranteed to ivc satisfactory wear.
IT'S
tho Carnegie lfbrary and a full at.
j tendance is earnestly requested as ai
I this time the .Incoming president.
Miss Florence Adler will 'announce
! 'he members of tho various commit-
I Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
I C A STO R I A
X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
TOPICS OF THE 85
iW TOWN ANT STATE. X
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High Price For Gas.
Citizens of Kl Reno who use
pay 1.50 tho 10:10 feet for it.
the artificial 'kind.
S.is.
t is
Off For the Quarries.
L. Overton proprietor of the City
Marblo and Granite works 318 East
Oklahoma left this morning- for the
granite quarries of the southwest
He will select some fancy stones
while away.
How Big is Oklahoma?
While Oklahoma is not the biggest
state in the Union its area is more
extensive thau the average citizen
realizes. One county that of Osage
is twice as big as Rhode island and
nearly as large as Conncctir.ut. Ok-
lahoma is b.':gcr than Ireland and
Scotland combined. It is larger than
the combined area of Switzerland
To Overcome Winter
Complexion Troubles
If ihe chili Mir oauftf. vnur k!n to dr.-
and s-a!e or Imh-omip unduly red or (:-
trd. tief.)! you to )mI prrnd a thin
iaver of ordinary mer.'Oiraed wax ovt-r
v-oiir fnlire faoiv Hemove n.'Xt morniiifff
m.ltl. Wflrni u-. tar Thi I. th.. i.
'inip!xion ireatnit-nt f.r tli winter irl. j
TM; wax K'-ntly :tUsorlR tin- dead particle-
ol" urfai-e skin so i;radu-i!:y ttifrV
no di-'onifort. Tlii s'v th' umier'y-
inff skin a clmnoe :o breatiie and to
shtw hsWf. In a w-k or so the now
and younger Hkin is wholly in evidence
mid you have a really niattMiW! com-
plexion. Naturally ail its defect disap-
pear with tite diseardt-d cuticle it. rimps.
rouKhner Mo; -he. pinipiet. frecklo....
blackhead. I'suailv an ounce of tner-
colixed wat. prix-urahle at anv driMs-ta!-c
ettontrh lo renovate even the
wont complexion.
Wrinkles need ltother .-on no moie if
vou'll use tiiis wimple face wash: w-
derei! icixoiite J ox.. di.-.!ven in wt-!l
hasel. ls pt. Jus- one H"-pUallMi will
ftfrect even the deepest lines and ..vn
your .tkirl will )H sulthHll ay n rilildV
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szrric """" rjr iczir
& '161 1111
U - D Juiuito Corseu Chicaxo-
GOOD FORM TO WEAR
GD
CORSETS
Style 39C8 For Average Figure. This is a medium low mod-
el with black sufficiently high to prevent the flesh from hill-
ing over the corset. The full length skirt encases the lower
portion of the figure glvlna straight hip and back lines. 'This
model is adaptable to a wide range of figures as It is not ex-
treme in any lino of fashion. 09 OfJ
Fancy Ratine. Price tpJiUU
Style 363 Low Top Model. A lightly boned model for tho
medium rigure. Low top 4lj inches high. Although low. tho
needed fullness at tho top prevents the corset from pressing
inward. Tho long unlxned skirt gives the figure a shapely
appearance. Tho light flexible limning gives the needed sup-
port without restriction Two pair supporter?. 00 ffl
Batiste. Cizes 1 to 80. 'Price yLtVi
Denmark Greece and the Nether
lands.. It covers more gr-.und thn
Uolgium Porto Rico and Portugal to
gctlier with i.MassacliusetLa) Dela
ware and Connecticut thrown in lor
good measure. This is "some stale
in which we live. t
Requisition For Witt Honored.
Governor K. I... Williams Wednes-
day honored a requisition for Wade
H. Witt wanted at Clinton ill. for
ullcged operation of a onfideiu o
game. Witt was picked up by the
Okluhoma City police Tuesday on the
strength of a telegram from the chiet
of police at St. l.ouia. An offiee
from C'"uton tool; charge of him
Wednesday.
i Tackitt Gets Parole.
A parole was granted by Governor
t R. L .Williams Wednesday to W. ti I
'Tackitt convicted in Oklahoma!
county in 11)12 on a larceny charge
and sentenced to serve two years in
prison. Tackitt had escaped ironi
the penitentiary twice according to
the recommendation of Warden K-
W. Dick but had paid the expenses
of his return to ;McAlester both
times and had assisted the officers
in capturing other criminals.
Owen Proposes Payment to Creeks.
Senator Owen oftered an amend-
ment to the Indian appropriation
bill appropriating $'j000o0 as a bal-
ance due the loyal Creek' Indians
and frecdmcn appearing on the roll
of Hazen and Field. Ten per cent o."
the claim is to be paid to S. W.
Peel of Fayettevilie Ark. attorney
for the claimants and 3 pir cent to
David M. Hodge of Tulsa legislative
agent.
McCrory to Address Democratic Club.
Speaker Mc-Crory ot the house ot
representatives will address the local
Young Men's Democratic club tomor
row ut luncheon. The club is invr-
tue
lng prominent democrats to
luncheon each week.
Rock Island Shops Reopen.
A small force of men wore put to
work" in the Rock Island shops at
Chickasha today. It is expected that
the shops will open with a full for.e
on Feb. 1. The shops have been
closed since Dec. 1. throwing nearly
400 men out of employment.
No Arbitrary "Jitney" Ordinance.
Tt now iv pears that the arbitrary
"jituey" bus ordinance t!:at was b?-
iiig prepared at Oklahoma City wilt
not be pushed by the city commis-
sioners. Mayor Grant today said
that it will only be necessary to
regulate the speed and make the
busses comply wtih oflier 4 traffic
ordinances. '
Scottish Rite 'Reunion at McAlester
The mld-wlnter reuuiuu of Scottish
Itlte 'Masons Valley of Scuth Mc-.
Alester. Orient of Indian Territory
hewn at McAlester yesterday wittt
a class of sixty-seven taking the ie-
grees. Oklahoma Undertakers to Meet
Oklahoma undertakers will meet In
Oklahoma City in their anuual con-
vention May 23. This arrangement
was made at a meeting of the execii'.
tive committee.
x x x x x x x x :: x x
LUKE M'LUKE SAYS.
X X X X
X X X X X X. X X
X
The lad who couldn't tell you tha
name of the Vice President is the
same fellow who can tell you how to
nm the government. .
The old-fashioned 17-year-old girl
who used to read books on "'What A.
Young Girl Ought To Know" has a
17-year-old daughter who puts ner
mother wise.
The willowy girl cops out the covers
of the magazines. But the girl wl'h
the wide curves aud the dimples U
her anatomy attracts all the attention
on the street.
What has become of the old-fash
ioned man vho used to wear a new
paper collar every Sunday?
Before you get her sli-; can sayi
things with -ter eyes that ir.ake yon
feel fuuuy all over. And after you
get her she can say tilings with her
mouth that make you fee-funuy alt
over.
TOWEL SUPPLY.
Towels and aprons ot all kinds fur
nished at very reasonable prices see
! before you buy. J. D. "rays.
Scalp Treated
Shampooinf
ANO
Hair Dressing
AT
BATH HOUSE
BEAUTY PARLOR
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