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PA HE SKYEY
WANTS
CLASSIFIED
US
IIS
Opening Jlzy on The Zone at the
Panama-Pacific International Expetk-n
CLASSIFIED
CLASSIFIED
CLASSIFIED
THE fUJTIlRTE DAILY LEADER, THURSDAY, MARCH 1811015.
WAN
WAN
A
K
THE DAILY LEADER.
(Absorbed the Oklahoma State Cap
ital 'March 8, 1911.)
Official Paper of Constitutional
Convention.
Official City and County Paper.
NOTICE" TbSUBSCRIBEFtS. .
In the event of delivery being im
perfect, or paper being rolled, twisted
or mutilated, subscribers are urged to
make immediate complaint to the
business office in person, by telephone
or man.
. Mail subscribers should examine
the address on the label of their paper,
it shows, when subscription expire.
When you remit the la'bel is changed,
if not, notify this office. If you wish
your subscription discontinued write
the office, otherwise the paper will be
continued. 'In changing addresses
give both old and new addresses.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
RATES
( One Cent A Word.
, No Classified Advertisement
accepted far less than 20 cents.
Telephone your want ads to 75.
TERMS CASH.
Your advertisement on this
page will be seen by more than
20,000 people.
m w. icist.
awoUickii:nt.s,
TREASURER SCHOOL BOARD
J lurry C. Carlln nMhorizes The
Leader to announce his candidacy for
ra -election as treasuror of mescnoo.
board, subject to the cliy irlmane
FRED 1 BECK hereby auUiorizos
'Jio Leader to announce his candi
dacy for election as Treasurer of the
school board. '
sCO,inStiiONER PUBLIC SAFETY
H. F. HARRIS authorizes tft
Leader to announce his candidacy roi
commissioner of public safety.
W. II. Mitchell authorizes Ttir
Leader to announce his candidacy foi
Commissioner of Public Safety, In ttu
April election. ,
CHAS. C. ALLING authorizes T
Loader to announce his candidacy
for Commissioner of Public Safety.
HENRY H. REYNOLDS request!
Tuk Leader to announce that ho wii
bo a candidate for Commissioner a;
Public Safety, subject to the will oi
the voters at the spring primary
election.
The lender Is authorized by ED
ROISERTSON to announce that hi
wil be a candidate for Commissioner
or Publis Safety in the spring pri
maries'.
TWt Wolverton author'.Jes The
Leader to announce his name as
candidate for Commissioner of puotic
Safety, subject ''to the s;ring pri
maries.
All Work Guaranteed,
114 N. First Phone 131
AT SECOND HAND STORE
Repair work we repair anything
Sewing Machines, Baby Carriages,
Go-Carts, Washing .Machines,
, Bicycles and fiiins. We
Resilver Mirrors
OFFICE WORK AT HOME.
WANTED Reliable persons to do
writing at home, mall goods, etc.
Liberal commission and good pay.
Promptness and neat work necessary.
Send dime for package of our goods
and particulars. Brilliant Gloss Mfg.
Co., Kansas City, Mo.
FOR SALE Second Band, drop-top,
American Queen sewing machine,
cheap. Leader office.
; : y. 11 &
THE OKLAHOMA
Deposits .protected ,l;y Ouaran ty Iw. Interest on time deposits
Safety Deposit Boxes. Fireproof Vaults for rent. Money to loan.
v y. x v. a' : x x x x x x xx
y l A A A A A A A A A r .-Jv .J-
j. b. FAIRf-'lELD Established
Transfer. Coal, Wood and Storage.
of car lots. Goods packed, B'ore.l and
A A
X X X A A A A A A A Oi A A
W X X
;:b1kis!ssi5Ssx ax
BRONSON, Pres. L-
Incorporated.
The Oklahoma Mortgage and Trus Company, Guthrie, Oklahoma.
FARM LOANS: Lowest Rates. Interest and principal paid at our
v ofrice. rhone Jb .. Black Building. .
Kxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxxvjexxxxxxxxy
HELP WANTED MALE
YOUNG men and women, trip to the
Exposition in San Francisco if you
will demonstrate our products on the
way. Box R-981, San Francisco.
HELP WANTED Male. Young mm
and women to learn newspaper and
magazine drawing by mail. Send for
our illustrated magazine and list of
successful students. Associated Art
Studios, Flatiron Building, New Yorii.
MEN Increase your earnings. Learn
"the barber trade Mr which there is
always a demand. iVIany jobs waiting
at wages higher than you would ex
pect. Taught in short term by our
system. Ham while learning. Write
today. Moler Barber College, Kansas
City, Mo.
; BUSINESS CHANCES
KtijlABLIS manufacturing company
wants business man, open office and
manage sales force. Exclusive terri
tory. You handlo own money. Should
net $10,000 annually; 400 to $1,000
invested in goods required. Sales
manager, 575 Old Colony Bldg.,
Chicago.
WANTED MI8CEJ.1.ANECUS
HOARD AND ROOM or room, cheap,
at 414 East Springer.
TYPEWRITERS.
Oliver No. 5, little used ....$25.00
Manhattan 10.00
Remington No. 10, rebuilt...... 40.00
Kuderwood No. 4, rebuilt 45.00
U. C. Smith No. 2, rebuilt...... 45.00
Royal No. 5. second hand 40.00
Itentals $2.50 and $3.00 per month.
Typewriter ribbons 50c.
Carbon Paper $1.00 per 100 sheets.
'j i'PKWRlTKR EXCHANGE,
114 E. Okla. Ave. Phone No. 7.
H. M. ADAMS.
Attorney and ftptary.
Chattels and Farm Loans.
Real Estate and Insurance.
.Houses for Rent. ,
Office over Rank of Commerce.
I'bone 414. Res. Phono 111
PERSON AU
f AOIKKl A frnur rnrcft fnr IlklrliuioMi PHta,
J j lha IHttmund Hrttiid. 1-or is years kauwn a
rf Iiet, Salr.t, jUwlvs l!lal-!r. Hnv 'ifyuur l;nij,Trlt
ffilre nt other, Chtchrflfftrf IHumund Brui
I'llla art, Mid bjr lrmrll vlrrwUvr. -
FOR RE
POR RENT 2 lars front rooms
furnished for lig'.tt 'housekeeping.
Address 111 E. Dkla. Phone 851.
FOR RENT A well Improved farm,
5 miles north of Guthrie. Apply
it. Patterson & Paymul Undertaking
Co.
FOR RENT 3 room furnished house
cheap. Address 512 East Vilas,
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, use of
piano, housekeeping !f desired. 314
East Vilas. Phone 949.
FOR RENT Six room house.
Matchett.
L. H
FOR RENT Pleasant room, close in,
privilege of the home. 314 East
Vllus. Phone 149.
FOR RENT Three housekeeping
rooms, modern and convenient. Mrs.
Martha Neal, 418 East Logan.
FOR RENT Five-room modern, fur
nished bouse, with sleeiring porch,
cistern, wash house and garage. On
car line. Islv vv. Cleveland. Phone
272.
FOR RENT Light housekeeping
rooms; all modern, at North Side
Inn Ella Hullng 401 North Division
'
FOIt RENT Good 4 room house;
good baru and cave. Cheap. In
quire at Leader Office.
FOR' RENT 5 room modern house
300 block South Broad, city water.
gas, ham, partially furnished. 'Will
rent cheap. Address C. P., Leader
Office.
FIRST CLASS
Shoe Repairing
AT
STEELE'S
115 Soi'th First; and mirror plat.
Ing also done
y. x 11 ; ; x : 5s x 11 55 k .
STATE BANK W
x x : x x x x x x xxx
.r. r. . . . .r. .r. c. a-; .-j .r. .4
1S89 Phone 20 A
Receivers and Distributors it
shipped. 407 West Harrison. S
jf A A A A A A A A A A A A A 3
a' x x x x y. x x x a x x : a
D. BRONSON, Sec. and Treai. X
I.03T ANU FOUNT.
FOUND A child's gold ring with tur
quoise sotting, Samo can be had
to Utile's Drug Store by paying for
this notice. .
F3R SALE
FOR SAM3 Mare, harness and buggy
All In good shape. Phone 12.'9.
FOR SALE or trade, five passenger
UUWK mmnuB orucr. Au- Monuay, MarcIl 29th, 1915, and
dress K. E. M., care Leader. . e)ecUon tQ ,)0 h(?M on Aprl, fithi
FOR SA1,E Ono'' span of raules amj, W13 tho following persons ore hero
set of harness for sale cheap. Call I)y nalllerl nml appointed as Judges and
Phone 1070.
FOR SALE Four Buff Rock- cock
erels; also a few hens. Reasonably
cheap. Phone 295. ,
PAUH FOR SALE We have 80 acres
near city for sale. Very desirable
and priced reasonable. Also a school
quarter at a very low price. Dooley
and Armstrong. Phono 399.
FORe SALE 40 volumes of Emperlal
Encyclopedia, almost ne .r. "Cheap.
Address H. E. C. Care Leader.
FOIt SALE Pure Bred Barred Rocn
fggs. Incubator orders promptly
filled. Phone 1115. 2X11 W.. Cleve
land. Mrs. A. C. liirzcl.
FOR SALE Six room house, 4 lots,
trees and veil on West. Side hill
for sale at ,l;ankru1it price. ( See V. '.
Burford.
FOI! SALE A landy 6-room mod
ern, two story residence, Weil lo
cated, and close in. Price J. 1 00.00.
terms. We have a hire list, an'l
jet we bayemany calls for property
that we cannot supply. Please let
tis know what -j-ou have and what
you want. ,M.. Garrett, 'Room .
E. Oklahoma Ave.
PRIZE IWI.VMNXl iltrown iLeghorn
eggs for hatching. SOc per setting.
Mrs.,J.'R. Clark, 414 S. Oak 6t.
FOR SALE Good .6 room cottage,
well located on the east side, clORe
In,, $600, with small payment down
and $10.00 a month. Want a good 4
or 5 room cottage in Guthrie, will give
80 acres of improved land subject to
1500.00. Trv us for real estate, insur-
ance and notary work. M. Garrett,
116 East Oklahoma avenue.
FOR SALE Scholarship in Capital
Cy Business College Leader Of
fice. '
T
TO EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE Kansas City cottage
for Guthrie cottage, or what? Ford,
Phone 738.
WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED To buy a light weight
tennis-racket. Phone 1210 J, after
6 P. M.
(First published in The. Daily Leader,
March 13, 1915.)
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
Pursuant to authority vested in me
by law, I, J. E. Nissley, Mayor of the
City of Guthrie, Oklahoma, hereby,
proclaim and give notice that a pri
mary election will be held in said
City of Guthrie, Oklahoma, on Mon
day, the 29th day of March, 1915, for
the purpose of nominating two candi
dates for election to the office of
Commissioner of Public Safety of the
City of Guthrie, Oklahoma, and for
the nomination of four candidates for
election to the offices of members of
the Board of Education and for the
nomination of - two candidates for
election to the office of treasurer of
the Board of Education of School
District Number Sixty In said City of
Guhtrie, Oklahoma, and territory at
1
tached thereto for Buch purposes. All
candidates for nomination at said
primary election must file their peti-
tions for such candidacy as provided
bv the Charter of said Citv of Guthrie
in the office of the ICty Clerk of said
City not later than twelve o'clock
P. M., on Thursday the 18th day of
March, 1915.
I further proclaim and give notice
that an election will be held on
Tuesday, the Cth day of April, 1915, in
Ruid City of Guthrie, Oklahoma, for
the leection of a Commissioner of
Public Safety of said City of Guthrie,
Oklahoma and for the election of two
members and one treasurer of the
Board of Education of said School
District Number Sixty, under and
pusuant to the provisions of the
Charter of said City of Guthrie, Okla
homa. Said primary election to be held on
Monday, March 29th, 1915, and said
election to be held on April 6th, 1915,
will be held at the following places
located in the City of Guthrie, Logan
County,-Oklahoma, to-wit:
First Ward, Precinct "A" 803 East
Oklahoma avenue.
First Ward, Trecinct "B" Capitol
School building.
Second Ward, Precinct "A" Cen
tral School building.
Second Ward, Precinct "B" City
Hall.
Third Ward, Precinct "A'Opora
House. .
Third Ward, Precinct "B" 212
Second street.
Fourth Ward, Precinct "A" Banner
School building.
Fourth Ward, Precinct "B" 107 S.
Fifth street.
Fifth WaK-1207 . West Noble
, nl.imarv olectio!1 to be held
clerks of elections for the respective
voting precincts in said City of
Guthrie, as follows, to-wit;
First Ward, Precinct "A."
Judges. Clerks.
t-, V, H...1 I IT T..l
J. H. N'elir M. I. Armantrout
First Ward, Precinct "B."
I Judaes. Clerks.
Chas. Woods . A. O. Whitcomb
I A. F. Rankin M. F. Morcer
Second Wf.rd, Precinct "A.".
I Judges. Clerks.
S. Evans J. N. Curl
G. W. Bail William F. Stiles
Second Ward, Precinct "PV
Judges. Clerks.
W. D. Williamson J. B. Fairfield
Shelton Morris Rev. II. T. Mansfield
Third Ward, Precinct "A."
Judges.
Wra. Rltzluuipt
L. F. Loach, Sr.
Third Ward,
Judges.
C. L. Nichoia
J. II. ('assali
Fourth Ward
Judges.
O. B. Marshall
J. A. McCright
' Clerks.
C. If. Scrutchfield
II. I). Todd
Precinct "B."
Clerks. '
Win. A. llroxson
Holit. A. Traver
Precinct . "A."
Clerks.
J. E. Jones
Fred Humble
Fourth Ward, Precinct "B."
Judges. Clerks.
Mike White Robert Henderson
Furman Upham J. E. Phelps
Fifth Ward.
Judges. Clerks.
J. D. Maurice I. L. Blair
' B. B. I'lickett W. P. Hardwlck ,
j The polla at said primary election
io be held on Monday, March 29th,
1915, and at said election to be held
on Tuesday, April 6th, 1915, shall be
'opened at the hour of six o'clockjn
t lie forenoon and shall be closed at
the hour of seven o'clock in the 'after
noon on each of said days.
The result of said elections shall be
returned and canvassfnl pursuant to
law and the Charter of the City of
Guthrie, in such cases made and pro
vided. Given under my hand and the seal
of the iCty of Guthrie, Oklahoma, this
112U, day of Marc, A. P., 1915
if xtssi.EY
Mayor.
(SEAL.)
Attest: R.
N. DUNHAM,
City Clerk.
HAND LAUNDRY
315 South Third Street
Work done strictly in style. ' White
Dresses Men's White Shirts, and
Ladies' Waists a specialty. All worn
I guaranteed.
Phone 1152.
C. J. BRIGHT, Prop.
yT7rBBBWW18MittHigiaL.
ETZ
The Cleaner and Dyer
' I-adfes Suits Cleaned
! Pressed
and.. $1.00
Indies Skirts
Pressed
Cleaned and
.1 db
25c
" - ames t.ioes 1 icanea
1 Mena Suits Cleaned and
$1i00
...50c
Pressed
M(jng r,in(3 .1(anp(, an(J
lressp(
Your old hats made New
Clothes called for ad delivered.
Phone 80J
'09 S Divisicn
Try a
Leader
Want Ad
Phone 75
3 Lines,
3 Times,
25 Cents.
M
S. " . , " v 1
,VS ?r ' -, -.'1 . . v rn I
0MTKINO dav Fob. 20, ynst ro-a throned The Zone, the amusement and concessions section of the 1'nna-ma-IBClo'
international Kxpo.tion. The Dayton Flood is shown on the left, the Chinese Village end Toy
h,nd Grown t'p on the right. Th. ening day was marked by the most striking manifestation, ofnthu
otncim ever known in thu west.
PROCLAMATION. ' .
The early adventurous birds, the
l.ositlnn of the sun and a thousand
less obvious but quite as certain
sl;ns 6f sprins are at hand. tSprins
means, or should mean, house clean
ing. and not only house cleaning, but
yard cleaning, street and alley
cleaning, painting, furbishliiK; it
should moan order and harmony and
beauty. ' '" '
To tile end tliilt the campaign al
ready started by the Ladles Kedr
aled ('lulls mtvy ho a great sue ess
and make of Outhrie. already noted
as one of the cleanest cities In' Okla
homa; I hereby proclaim and desig
nate Friday tlie 19tli day of iMnrch,
as "Clean-up Day" and I invite the
earnest, hearty and hnmioniotis co
operation of our daily paper our vir
ions societies, dubs and organiza
tion?, civic leasues, ,-f-tly schools an;',
all other spools.
May I urge every citizen of C.ut'ir'o
to make an effort to clenn up his
horn and property so as to avou!
fire risks; to clean up-his front ani
hack yards; to paint his premises U
neces?ary; to a'bolish all places that
might breed flies and mosquitoes)
to eliminate dandelions and weeds
and lo clean up vacant, lots. '('it
Izens should not put their ruhbis
on the sidewalks or streets, but in
some kind of recetitical. a box. can
or bag. The street department i
putting on extra men and teams an
will collect all such rubbish.
This is an opportunity for ever
citizen not only to chow his per.;nn
al pride, hut also his ciyl? pride. I.e
us all work together and clean up
and if necessary, to paint up G.ith
rle, not only on this day especlr;!!'
set anart. but throughout the entire
year and years to come. Let
plant grass flowers and .trees. i
11s make Guthrie not only clean but
beautiful, and the result will le a
cleaner, healthier and more attrar
tive city.
"Little beds of flowers.
Little -cans of paint.
Makes homes attractive
' . Out of them that ain't."
Given under my hand and the sen1
of " (City of Guthrie. Oklahoma
IVm l.'.tli day of March. 19.1..
J. E. NISSLEY.
Attept: Mayor.
R. N. 'PPNJTAM. City Clerk.
FACTS ABOUT THE
CITY ELECTION
For the guidance of those Who are
not. familiar with the election law the
following Information has been pre
pared by the election board:
Can a man vote if be hus lost his
registration receipt?
Yes. Satisfy the inspector of the
precinct in which you regihtered that
you have lost it und that you are the
elector named in the duplicate in the
hands of the inspector, and he will
issue a duplicate receipt.
Suppose this same man who lost his
receipt has moved into another pre
cinct anil has been there more than
thirty days before voting. What must
he do to be able to vote?
First, get a duplicate receipt from
the inspector, as just explained. Then
havo the inspector endorse, "Trans
) KoMT i cuicr; We an, thcrrfr.
mw irtrJ t Mkt fam Inh
at Ttry literal Irrtaa
LOW RATES
uchvartaiuUebrtioM becitn
.L. I J J 4. J J
NO
frjcur
"WRITE
TODiY
iv wm w vats, ivuMcraw win mri , f
vhkh t alt Mr Imm, r
Writ. M hay if ya. tMj TJ fYX Ff IF Y
Qrk; II LOAN AND1
i t Ma4T INVESTMENT COL
tJ-tt StJts Nat l Dank Dldy. OKU. City
fla
i
fcrred to Ward , Precinct ."
on the back of the duplicato and dated
and signed by the inspector. X.
When must one have the transfer
endorsed by the Inspector?
Any time up to and including elec
tion or primary day.
When Is (he next registration? j
April 1, 2, 3, 1915, the same being
I'liursday, Friday and Saturday be
fore city election on April 6, 1915.
Can Vote In Primary.
Can a man vote in the primary on
March 1G, 1915, if he did not register
in the 1914 registration?
Yes, It since Hie last general elec
tion he has acquired the right of suf-
rage, us becoming of age or because
of residence, or if bo was sick or ab
sent tit the time of the last regulai
registration; affidavits will be provid
ed at the voting 'places for such elec
tors to make before voting.
What are the dateB for filing foi
office by candidates for the primary
February 24 to March 6.
Can a man get on the ticket for 1 he
election April 6, without i'lrsi goitu
through the primary?
No. This Is true of even the inde
pendents. .
What is the date of the primary ?
March 10, 1D15.
And of the city election?
April 6, 1915.
Sunoose a man lias properly regis
tered, but, bis precinct bus been
changed, will be have to get his regis
tration receipt transferred?
No. The inspector for the new pre
cinct will bo instructed to accept tile
receipt. The fact is, he has not. re
moved or changed, but the numbering
if his precinct has merely boon
changed.
EKKfeHS5S.,S
L. L Hillings, dealer and a
f. shipper of Guthrie Mineral Wells 'A
fi Water. Shipments made to any A
K point tn the 'United States, a
s l'bone 19. Res. 913 E. HarrUon. K
!i K X V. to .-n . 1-7. bs iK X
!t S 55 i" 3fi K 3? J! K X ?, X X
T. C- VINSON. VI
ii The time to take cars of the ri
K hair is while you I .: it. Eiec- aj
trie Face and i .:, Massage. ?S
'i Scalp Treatment i specialty,
?1 Hair cut, 2Se. So. First! J
X street. Stop in tor a scalp v
treatment. SI
KK(;Riiixsas!!"in
In the future the voters of this
late will look more closely into the
moral turpitude of the man who of
fers himself for public office. Some
of them should J)o subjected to an
X-ray examination.
BARGAINS
FOR SALE
One American Queen
sewing machine . .
One Kitchen Cabinet
brand new ....
Tnree Phono
$4.00
One Piano Piayer,
slightly used . . .
Leader
usa urn ut FnSiMHfiWi
..won wiiiu iiiuuoed you o
leave your last place?
Bridget Worl:oi!;-The man of fie
house offered an extra nionliru ;av,
an I acceplcd, mum.
The Court of Last Resort.
Around ,thc stove of the erica roads
grocery is the r?-! ourt, of last re
sort, for it finally over-rules nil oth-
er. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
aas been wrought before this i.ouit in
.llmost fcvi'i-y cross i-oada grocery In
this country, ana has always rccolv
3d a favoraitie vordkt It Is In the
oi::;!rj i in i i i ( t
lull value tor ti:.i monev
a) receive
tllitt this
.emedy 1; ;i ost auiirecnited.
iblc everywhere.-
Ol tuill-
ilurdep (io do
tor, you ar. u'o:;t
inn Really-;
in; o-K'istc-ni.
iloc-
Vou
tea me not i
have sen' me
arm.
worry, and !:ere im
a bill as Ions n:; yo'ir
Well everyone knows Cie effect
of Pine 'Forests on Coughx Dr.
Mell's Pinc-Tur-iloui y is a ronied
which l.rj;' i', k relief for Whoop
ing -.'jimh, lon.-Tin tile :i: li-ous.
soothes the lSiiing of the threat and
luiitfLi. and makes t'ae coughing
sprlls lr-ss seierc. A family with
'growing c'.ildren sii.mld not be witli
I out It. Keep it h.cidy for all I'oughs
and .folds. 2.c. at jour Druggist.
' Electric Bitters a Spring Tonic
graphs--new
each
$20
Of
nee
' 1 ,AM
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