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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-08-01
WOOD TO TAKE
PLACE OF NILES
President Roosevelt Plans
High Pest For His
Friend
tey Assoclated l,ress.l

Washington, D c., July 31.--Since
the departure OF General Leonard
Wood for Europe to represent the
United States at the military maneuy-
ers in several continental countries
It has developed that his present mis-
sion is simply preliminary to a more
important appointment
General Wood, who is the most in
innate personal friend Of the presi-
dent, will not be appointed head of
the commission to supervise the build
ing of the Panama canal. The presi-
dent has other plans for the general,
plans of military character, more 10
the taste of the latter According to
these plans General Wood win be
designated as president OF the new
commission which the president will
appoint to reorganize the army. This
commission will not be named until
next year, probably after the retire
ment of Lieutenant General Nelson A.
Miles, the commanding officer of the
army.
Miles 10 Retire Next Year.
Under the laws General Miles will
be eligible for retirement next year.
His retirement will pave the way for
the presidents plan ultimately to ele-
vate his friend General Wood to that
position. The first step will be the ap-
pointment Of Gen Wood as the head
OF the new army commission, where
he win have a chance to demonstrate
the qualities which the president be
lieves him to possess.
The one ambition of General Wood
is to become the head of the army
He has made no secret Of this fact
and will welcome his designation as
the ranking officer of the army coIu'
mission as affording him an opportuni
II to show that he has the ability tc
command the army. 1t is not expected
taat General Wood viii be officially
informed Of the intention of the presi
dent TO appoint him on the army com
mission until his return from abroad
General Wood in discussing his fu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-08-01

ture a few days before he sailed,
said:
Il will comply with the wishes of
the president regarding myself, no
matter what they may be. He is my
superior officer and will obey any
command he gives
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-08-01

Don't be confused. If you want
summer pants or light coat and pants.
Don't fail to see me before you buy.
Hand-me-Down Prices and First Glass
Tailoring. Webb Tailoring Co.. under
Bank Of Indian Territory; also press
ing and cleaning, popular prices
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-08-01
Lou Johnston Hurt.

Lou Johnston,y no drives the deliy-
cry wagon for S. T. Franklin, met
with serious accident while making
his rounds yesterday.
The kingbolt of the wagon broke.
letting the front end down with a
great deal of force. Johnson's head
struck against the seat, knocking him
senseless. He is some better today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-08-01

People who have the least to say
invariably talk the most
North Park union., 1902-02-07
New Bank Open
For Business

The North Park Bank received its
counter last Wednesday direct from
list. Paul, MINI. 1t came through
in good shape and is made of genu-
inc oak finished in oil. Has q taste
fully arranged iron grating surmouni
ing Florentine glass arranged Oh
frame work, through which two small
doors open for the accumulation OF
cashier, depositors, clerks, ETC., and
heavy projecting moulding, also OF
oak, running across the top. AT one
end is a narrow oak door with plain
glass panel. The counter reaches
from the center OF the double win
dow, back IA feet, where 1t turns at q
right angle, touching the south wall
of the building. This gives abun-
dance of room for depositors and visi-
tora, and still leaves room for bank
officers; with good light from win
dows in the east, north and south,
The great safe is beauty. Is
supplied with double time locks and
double doors for The protection of cash
and records, and ID finished in silver
bronze or the front of which is neat
| ly painted North Park Bank, in gilt
letters. This'l etteripg was somewhe.
marred in the shipment from Lara
ME.
Mr.. i. u. Miner President of the
Bank, IS . pleasant, gentlemanly
man, having been identified witt
the growth and Development OF
northern Colorado for more than a
score years. The UNION predicts
that Mr.. Miner will soon be doing -
very satisfactory business in tho
Park and we welcome this new bust
ness enterprise to Walden, sincerel,
hoping that .he business men
of town and the ranohmen of the
Park may fad it to their interest to
give the new bank at least a good
share of their business. Mr. Il. B.
True, Cashier of the bank who will
have charge in the absence Of Mr.
I
Miner, arrived Wednesday on the
stage, and on Thursday, Feb. 9th,
the bank doors were thrown open for
businsss. And long may it wave.
North Park union., 1902-02-07
Items For The I'm
ion Fiom Hebron

John Riach, who has been suffer
ing from a severe attack OF appendi-
citis, is almost well.
james Riach is at home again af
ter an obsence of several weeks HI
reports little snow at Leadville. We
are glad to see Jamie's smiling coun
tenance once more. 1t is a goo,
antidote for melancholy.
The sleighlng to Bennett & Well''
saw mill is good. They have eigh
men and two women getting in log
for the summer saving. No, tho
women are preparing grub which
the men get in.
Rev. Sutherlln visited the mill las
week, and is well pleased with tn
whole crew. He praises even tn,
pig.
William Long, who has been sicl
at Hebron, is almost well. William
and pneumonia had hard tussle. 1
DR.. Snair hadn't interfered, / thinl
William would have been "done up.
Pneumonia didn't get fair play
William, take some fellow neare
your size
North Park union., 1902-02-07
Items From Hebron.

By Our Special Correspondent.
SIeighing is poor, the wind having
blown the snow from most Of the
roads.
February came in like roaring
lion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Peterson
we're visiting at Mr.. McConnaugheJ's
last Sabbath.
Most Of the wolf hunters are re.
turning home without any ---S35
bill against the stockmen. Their
presence has had its influence, how
ever.
VIM. McLucas came over from the
Boettcher ranch Tuesday.
H. G. Chedscy went to Walden
Tuesday.
John Riach is again able to be
out of doors.
Mrs. Eva Rector is in Walden
visiting with her sister this week.
John Weder was mail carrier from
Walden, Monday. We hardly know
whether we dare give the reasons OF
not; but every one knows where
there is an effect there pre-exist ed 8
cause.
Hebron school gave program the
3 9th ultlmo, in honor of Mr.. Me
| X Inlcy's birthday. After the pre-
or am was rendered, collection Of
$3. 90 was taken, which goes to aug
ment the Memorial fund. We under
stand the visitors were not very
many; suggestion; Could not th'
parents encourage their children
more by attending these specia! oc
casion programs? Below we gir'
the program:
ssng, America; Rec, A Nobl'
Example, Jane, Peterson; Rec.
Log Cabin Boys, Lucy Riach; Rec.
Pclsonal Traits, Willie Trounsell
Song, The Battle Hymn of The Re
| public; Rec, A Perfect man, Thorn
as Riach; Rec, Alter the Battle
Helen Riach; Quotations from Nc
Kinley; Song, The Presidents
DecInnation, Johnny Peterson; Song
Nearer My GOO To Tnee.
North Park union., 1902-02-07

Preaching services at the Walden
Church next Sunday morning at II
o'clock, and evening at 730 by the
pastor.
The worst penalty of evil doing, is
to grow into the likeness of the bad
for each mans soul changes, accord.
ing 10 the nature of his deeds, foi
better or for worse.
Tho second Quarterly Meeting OF
the Walden Charge will be held on
the 23rd OF this month. Rev. II.
Sutherlin will take the place of Pre-
siding Elder Phifer at the quarterly
conference and other services at the
close of the first six months of the
conference year and an ondeavo,
should be made to bring up all &C.
counts to that date.
The Canadian Church services on
the first and third Sundays of each
month are icing held at Cowdrey's
road ranch beginning at 2;30 p. M.
The Church is the army Of the
Lord for putting down SINS rebel
lion. Do you belong to the army,
ready always for active duty?
The Epworth League in connection
with the Walden church has been
revived after the lapse of over a year
of inactivity. Several new members
have joined and last Sunday even
ing the chapter was reorganized by
the election of the following officers:
President, j. NJ. Smith, First V.
Pres: Mrs. Riddle; Second V. Pres.
Miss Lettie Miller; Third V. Pres.
Miss Clara Daley; Sec'Y, Mrs. Flor
ence E. Fox; Treasurer, Arthur
shnpp.
The devotional meetings will be
held each Sunday euening beginning
at Z o'clock. Mrs. Linger will be
the leader Sunday evening, Feb. 9th.
North Park union., 1902-02-07
School Notes.

Owing to severe colds, Pearl Stout,
Georgia Hayes, George Frank, Harry
and Manley Capron are absent from
school this week, but we hope soon
to see them at their desks at their
ia SKIS.
Frank Loucks Is also absent, su'
fering with an attack of the scarlet
fever.
This week closes the fourth month
of school, and as result, tho pupils
are receiving treat in the way oi
their monthly examination.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler and Mrs
Riddle were visitors Tuesday, and
Mrs. Mathews Thursday of this week
Thanks. Come again. These visits
have Il great influence for good.
Miss Grace Stout, one of our for
mer pupils, returned last Saturday
night from Fort Collins, where she
had been for two months, receiving
treatment for an injured arm. We
are glad to note her return and that
she has improved much.
The proceeds from the school col
lection for the Mckinley memorial
fund, amounted to 1925. Good fol
Walden.
North Park union., 1902-02-07

Jap Dawson returned home from
several weeks absence last Saturday.
German socks, Rubbers, Boots and
Shoes for man or boy, at Woodruff &
Terry's, Laramie.
Mrs. Petree OF Rand is the mother
of new baby, so reported by neigh.
Dor
Woodruff and Terry, Laramie;
will save you money on mems and
boys clothing.
Harry Long was one of the arriv-
ais in town last Saturday. He is
now at home with his family
Send your mail orders for Clothing
and Shoes to Woodruff and Terry
Laramie.
Two new drivers on the Laramie
stage line. Dave Hendrickson has
gone to the tie camp for few weeks.
MI F. r. Miner, Walden's new
banker, came in on the stage last
Friday. He will soon have his rooms
in readiness for business
Mr.. Ohas. Rector and wife were
visitors IN town last Saturday. Mrs.
Rector remained over with her sister
Mrs. Q. X. Riggen, for few days.
In trying to fly during religious
frenzy, Free Methodist in Canada
upset lamp and five men and three
women had their wings scorched.-
Ex.
The Kuster House at Lara mie has
changed hands. George Zimmerman
is the new landlord and the old ho-
tel will undergo complete renova-
ton.
Miss Grace Stout, who has been
spending a month or two in Fort Col
Inns, returned to her fathers house
last week She reports herself much
improved in health.
Il. Louoks returned to Walden
last week after an absence of q few
weeks at Fort Collins on business.
While absent he sold team for the
sum ofthree hundred dollars.
Mr.. W. W. How'd of Denver, re-
Gently manager Of the American
house, is visitor in the Park this
week and is thinking seriously Of 90
ing into the ranch business, He
North Park union., 1902-02-07

: We. have now trad to show how
and whence, and for what rensor
the ancient pagans, as.we call them
accounted for the coming Of God
men, or divine lncarnations, in dif
ferent ages OF the world; 1t will bt
our duty in future chapters to take
up the different Ayatars, or Saviors,
aud show as far as possible, when
they appeared on earth, what kind OF
q religion each established, when,
where, aud how they died, and how
great following each had; and
whether or not there is similarity
between their faiths and doctrines;
separating the good and the bad II
possible, and establish before we
close this series Of articles, at least
two things that lie at the. foundation
Of the reason for publishing what we
have under the title, Ohri istmss.
First, that the foundation of all re-
ligion, or perhaps more strictly, &c
clesiasticism, is knowledge of the
procession of the equinoxes, and that
all incarnate men were born at Christ
mas time, or the winter solstice.
(To be continued)
North Park union., 1902-02-07
Items OF Interest
To Stockmen

By an act of the legislature at the
last regular session. North Park is
made
ROUNDUP DISTRICT NO. as.
The proceeds from the sale of all
mavericks, go to the County Treas
urer to be placed in the school fund
Six months from date of sale is al
lowed in which to make proof oil
ownership and secure the purchase
price thereof from the county treas
urer. This does not apply to blood
cd stock that may stray from town,
or cities. In that case the Identical
stock can be reclaimed when owner
ship and identity are proved.
North Park union., 1902-02-07
Program Of w. L. S.

Song; Rec, Hide and Seek, Ray
Dawson; Rec. Which one was kept2
Ruth Riddle; Rec, Anawtul story,
Jean sturdevant; Rec, My choice,
Juno shippey; Rec, The hen and
ths honey bee, Pearl Slack, Song;
Short talk on Indian Magic, J. K. P.
MacCallum; Debate: Which is the
more destructive element, fire or wa
ter? Affirmative: A. B. McCallum,
Arthur shupp, Alice shippey; Neg
ative: j. N. Smith, Il. F. Sturde-
want, Mrs McCallum; Song; Crit
les Report.
North Park union., 1902-02-07

The following mail routes have
been let to North Park people. stal
roHte No. 65,124, Walden to spicer
three times week, to Chas. NJ Rig.
gen for $3.50. 24;also star route No65
122, Walden to Ra nd three times pei
week for s640.05. Star route No.
65,l25. Walden to zirkel twice a
week Tuesday and Saturday, for
s700, to D. W. Tibbetts. All con-
tracts begin July 1st 1902, and run
for four years.
North Park union., 1902-02-07
Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween W. +. Hankins and W. b. Slee
under the firm, name and style oi
Hankins & Slice, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent of the parties
All debts due the firm will be collect
ed by ". +. Hankins, and all debts
OF the firm will be paid by said Han
hns. Dated at Walden, Colo, this
Bird day of February, 1902.
W. F. HAWKINS,
". Fl. SLEE.
North Park union., 1902-02-07

MIR. JAMES MARR brought into
town the other day, very large gray
wolf skin. Hehad caught the ami.
NAL in trap by one foot. then dis
patched it with gun. he was in
deed monster. If many such as he
roam over the Park, their scalps are
well worth $4,000 a piece to the
stock men.
North Park union., 1902-02-07

Two NOTORIOUS CHARACTERS, Ed
and John Biddle. convicted Of mnr-
der in Pennsylvania, were assisted tc
escape by the wife Of the warden,
Mrs. Katc Soffel. Being pursued BY
officers and detectives they were all
North Park union., 1902-02-07

Tire three caught ia a;iolen sleigh. and in
the conflict that ensucd the two Bid
dles were shot 80 badly they died,
and Mrs. Soffel is lingering in the
hospital from the effects of self-in-
filcted wound and may die. II that
is not a crazy infatuation, what is?
North Park union., 1902-02-07

WHAT Is Tar mattar with Lari-
NOR county, that the expenses Of
holding the county election last fall
are not paid yeti Who are engih,
eering our county finances, and where
in all the cash?
North Park union., 1902-02-07
The AMERICAN CATTLE Grower

THE AMERICAN CATTLE Growers
Association will meet in Denver,
March 4, 20 discuss tho question Of
the leasing OF government land, the
diseases OF cattle and their remedies,
ana tho best mode of feeding cattle
for market Ali Interesting ques-
tions, and we'll worthy of consider
North Park union., 1902-02-07
Notice.

Subscribers to Wolf Bounty Fund,
are hereby notified that their snb-
euriptions on three gray wolves are
now due. Please remit same to W.
j. Dawson, at Walden
w. J. DAWSON, Treasurer.
North Park union., 1902-02-07

BEFORE MANY WEEKS now spring
will be upon us and then you will
wish you had u ranch in North Park.
Better be looking around and get .
piece Of land before it's all gone.
North Park union., 1902-02-07

THE SPECIAL SESSION of the legis-
lature will memorabilia Congress to
retain the present duty on sugar as
protection to tile beet industry in
this state.
North Park union., 1902-02-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Land Ofae at Denver, 600, I
Jan.f, ~
Notice is hereby given that the 80
named settler has illcd notice oil hei ap.j
o make final proof in s,uppori q ha - =.
and that said proof Will be made oe'os
l.. Baugh, United States commis:s,ssss ~
Walden, Colorado, on february YET ~ i
H. A. No, 1855, of Agnes J. Goch'sa'' =
NEl-4 SW Ia. S l.2 sW i-.sec. :. and "
NV IA Sec. q. T6N, r 50 w.
She names the following witnesses 70
her continuous residence upon, and 'a1'''S
OF, said land, viz:
John M. Cochran, OF Spiee' 0'@
Maribell Cochran,
]. Fred Van Patton,
Harriet N. Rich,
Clayton Rich,
C. D. FoEp, Rcsi':s
IN Up
North Park union., 1902-02-07

On LAST FRIDAY night the Wal
den Literary Society gave a special
program at the church on the quss
ton of temperance. The pastor aud
Mrs. Linger assisted, but the main
entertainment was the product Of the
Literary Society.
The program as rendered lasted
for more than an hour and kept the
close attention of the audience to the
last. The recitations by the school
children we're splendid and the little
fellows, boys and girls, seemed deep
~ interested in the object OF the
meeting. NJ. J. Capron spoke "The
Literary" and while not exactly ap-
propriate for temperance meeting
1t was q good selection and well
spoken. The song, Away the bowl,
by the four little girls was well rem
dered and won deserved applause.
All the exercises were considered
good and were duly complimented by
good attention and generous applause
The debate Of the question Of pro
hibition for Walden was something
new for Walden audience, but o
great deal of interest was taken by
tho audience, and the free discussion
Of just such questions cannot help
doing good for our community. Tho
gentlemen who took the negative
evidently did SO, not from choice, but
only to help along the discussion
In voting on the merits OF the dc
bate, the audience was very largely
in favor of prohibition. And If pro-
hibition should come TO Walden fol
| five years and not bring better results
( to the town than VIC have had under
license, then, and rot till then, conl'
it be voted failure. Lets try
| What say Won?
North Park union., 1902-02-07


of Jan. 80, under the title of "rhc
Doctrine OF Non Oompuls,on' quotes
Andrew Carnegie US saying: "that the
killing OF men under the name war Is
the fouiest blot upon humanity to-
day and then proceeds to pitch in
to him, and Senator Teller and all
other statesmen whom it terms anti
administration senators, and in a
long winded editorial, but in lame
logic aud paerile patriotism, trles to
excuse our unjust treatment of the
Filipinos. 1t is amusing to witness
| the lame excuses Of the adIninistra-
tion organs ;hew make i'll juetitica
ton Of war on a foreign people whose
only crime for three hundred years
has been to seek self-government
| They dodge the fundamental princi-
pies OF our government and twist
everything into an effort to defend q
policy that is subversive OF liberty
and right They fail 10 quote the
language of the immortal Lincoln
when he said: "No man is good
enough to govern another man with
out that other man consent When
. white man governs himself, that is
self government; but when he governs
himself and also another man, that
is more than self-government, that is
despotism.'
And that is just what the govern.
ment party that the Gazette is trying
to bolster up is doing in the Philip
pines. Carrying on despotism m
pure and simple. He classes anti
imperialists Quakers, and anarchists
as belonging to the same objection
able list of citizens who cIamor for
. suppression Of war on the Fllipinos.
Carnegie is right in his opinion.
Senator Teller and the noble band OF
Spartans who stand with him are
right in their opposition to the inhu-
man butchery in the name OF war
and misguided government may
yet see that lis policy Is bad and
must be reformed or become rec
ognized tyrant
North Park union., 1902-02-07
Notice For pnbl!oEtion'
Land Office at Denver cala'

A'n' 0'''' Dec. II
Notice is hereby given that the i'a... ,.'.
named settler has filed notice OF a-- -
to make final proof in support OF nl' ~ ~
that said proof will be made before ne. IA
Baugh. United States GomTniss'Vls.i ,35 4, 10
den, Colorado. on Febrrary8 5, ls- w =, ID n
as NJ. Akers, H. y. No. 1856, for the ", :
IL SLIME l., SEQ. 50 aud sW llNnfA
80, T l2 n, r 81 W. 80. :, rs,
He names the following "i'4'', ,oti,,il
his continuous residence upon' anu
Of, said land, viz; -,,,, rols,A
Clarence E. Mosman, OF "a,U'
William o. Iosman,
William d. Bechwith,
c,,,,.uT Moora pinkhamion
u'A'' " G. D. Fosp, Resi''f .
North Park union., 1902-02-07

Mr.. William Donslson of Rand,
one Of our heavy stockmen, was do
ing business in town Thursday.
North Park union., 1902-02-07
came in on the stage "eAD
night. -
FOR sALE--oNE Sss nj
MILL coMPLEI,El.i E,l.iDs -

ing planer and flooring n =, .,v D
bined, GUNNER and cut of sa. sr.' i
edger. For price ana n,,.xxrul
dress all inquiries to Bfs'''
WELLS, Butler, Colorado ~
Mr.. VIM. winscom was 70 d. p
the first of the week ooins ,.;o,d
liminary work for the cons, NJ No 4
a school house in D''u NJ i, eS
It is the intention to ou'n ',,., 4
house and have it in read rs''''s.' E j
school by May lst. u. .,,t bsp'
thing to do and will be
fit to the diitrict
North Park union., 1902-02-07

Tns Noxrn PA2K UNION is entered
. tho post-oflice OF Walden, Larlmcr
,apanty, Colorado, every Friday as sec.
and-claas matter.
North Park union., 1902-02-07
.kausr4sins.
Jep epPran+.na..

Job FrintA6-
The UMIon u prepared to do all
kinds Of Job Work from the printing
81 dodger to wedding stationery.
etc, Styles and prices guaranteed to
suit
North Park union., 1902-02-07

pR.p.w. FISCHER, Walden CO. -
Cattle ses ENhS
side. gTf Rengc in 'V'H Ex4
North Park union., 1902-02-07
Church Notes.

Preaching services at the Walden
Church next Sunday morning at II
o'clock, and evening at 7:3o by the
pastor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-07
A Chance Yet.

Il can safely say that no man ever at
tempt ed to bribe me. gentlemen.
yoires In the Crowd-Dcnt be down.
hearted, old chap; your luck may Change.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-07
HAVE MANY CALLERS
Robertson and Duke See Friends
in Their Cells at the
County Jail

Aside from the fact that both men
had large number of callers yester-
DAY, II was rather an uneventful day
IN the careers of Duke and Robertson.
the alleged defaulters. They were TAX
ing their Incarceration philosophically
and, instead of complaining, simply
try to make the best of their surround
ings
Robertson, In the women's ward has
a large. roomy apartment. which -
celVes the sun all afternoon and affords
him good opportunity for exercise.
Duke. on the other hand, has a cell
about ten feet long and six feet across.
and gets the morning sun. AS his cell
door is seldom locked he. too. can take
ms eonstltutionals, in the corridor of
the upper floor.
The friends of the prisoners deny thai
they will give up trying to get bail
Tor them. If any cessation in their
efforts is noticed, they say, it will not
De so after the preliminary, which, il
is hoped. will take place this week.
They do not believe that Detective
Ihacker would prefer additional
charges against the men to keen them
In prison, in the event that they gave
pan, Tor they are of the opinion that
the detective is wise enough to realize
that such action on his part would
quickly turn public sentiment against
the prosecution.
Manager Homer King has not vet
arrived and the two San Francisco Of
hcials. Messrs. -Redding and Knight.
are still porting over the accounts at
the bank, without making any yigor-
Gus effort to get into t6s newspapers.
X. NJ Dooly, a brother of Cashier
John E.. Dooly. is in the city from
Portland, having recently resigned as
cashier of the Wells-Fargo bank at
that place