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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-03
WOMEN WANT TO BE cHocrAws
Muskosee Is Filled with Applicants
For Tribal Rights.

Muskosee, l. r., Oct 3.--Many wo'
men have come hee to apply for en-
rollment as Mississippi ChocIaws.
They have paid their lawyers $25
each and we're led to believe that
they would be furnished supplies by
the commission as soon as they land
ed in Muskogee.
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MOTHER'S FRIEND

makes childbirth easy by preparing the
system for parturition and thus shortening
labor The painful ordeal is robbed of its
terrors, and the danger lessened to both
mother and child; the time of confinement
is shortened, the mother rested, and child
fully developed, strong and healthy.
Morning sickness, or nausea arising
from pregnancy, is prevented by its use.
As pregnancy advances, the breasts en-
large, become swollen and hard. Long
before the child is born, they are prepar-
ing for the secretion of milk. 1t is import
ant that they receive early attention.
Mot ier's Friend softens the skin and
facilitates the secretion of Life Fluid.
Undeveloped breasts, hard-caked shortly
after delivery, are the result of nom
treatment and likely to culminate in
Mammary Abscess, from which so many
suffer excruciating pain and are left with
these organs permanently impaired.
Softness, pliahility and expansion are given to
the muscles and sinews thus bringing comfort
and causing an easy issue Of the child. Try Il.
of druggists fIJo Our book Brotherhood" free.
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Bookwork, JOB printing, legal blanks.
notarial outfits can be found at the
Leader office
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Monarch over raln Burns. cuts
apraiRs, sungs Instant relief Dr.
Thomas Eclectric OIL AZ any drug
store.
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AGENTS WANTED.

81 800 GUARf NTEED yearly to high class
man or woman, with chance for promotion
and adYanC ed salary 10 have charge small
ONCE at home or in home town to attend tn
correspondence. advertising and other
work Business of highest order and backed
BY solid men financially and politically. A
close self addressed stamped envelope for
fun particulars to Walter b. Redman Gen.
eral superintendent Corcorau building Op.
ID &.
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NInsHshsr County Fair, klngHsher,
okla.
For the above We will sell round
trip tickets 70 Kinghsher at rate Of
Sl.4O for round trip Tickets on sale
Oct 9Th to 10th inclusive, limited to
return October llth
A. J. cordns, Agent.
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A woman's idea Of a bargain is
something she can't afford when she
needs it and which is offered at a
reduction when she has no use for it,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-03

ATTENTION Real Estate Owners II you
have a farm, or good city residen. e or
business property In Logan county, which
yOufwlsh 10 sell for cash, write imm ed ately
Dick n MORGAN. El Reno. o r.
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WANTED Do you va nj good claim In q
Kiowa cOuntryg You can get II by buyil
the Leaders complete list Of filings II vi
point out to you those who nave JAILED
make good filing by proper settlellent
the claims a. required hv law
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ROOFING.
c. Il. COLE,
Roofer,

c. II. COLE,
Roofer,
Contracts taken for new roofs.
gravel sand and asphaltum.
All kinds OF roofing done at reas-
enable prices.
Old roofs. tin and gravel. dried. ~
painted and repaired.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Out OF town orders given pronsst
attention
Twenty five years experience.
722 East Oklahoma Avenue
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WANTED.

WANTED-O orders tor nOtariai seals; price
- 50 made I'm three DAYS az Leader ONCE.
WANTED-Two furnished rooms,
suitable for light housekeeping. Ad-
dress H., care Leader.
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This is 10 Certify

That for twenty years / was con
stontly trying to have my eyesight i'm
proved by the use Of glasses but with
out satisfactory results until / met
Mr.. J. w Ferrier, who so perfectly
fitted my eyes that / feel that I owe
him a debt of gratitude.
p. 3. Hicks,
Pastor NJ. f. Church, South,
No. 120 E. Oklahoma avenue, form.
erly at Eagle drug store
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EoR SALE.

FOR SALE-A Good main street lot In
stroud; will sell for 800, Addres o. x
CARRIER, care Leader
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Hello, The Telephone Girl" win
soon be here
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NN1 a Mt HAND YOUR WANT |
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RATES.
EoR sALE-MIecELLANEous.

Leader once
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-30
WAITED IN
Vain FOR
WALTERS
Woman's Auxiliary MaTcha1 TO
Railroad Salon on fa.sa
RapoTl Of His Arrest.

White Pains. y. Y. Jan. so.--Forty
highly indignant women, who form the
womans auxiliary 20 the local lodge Of
Foresters.and a hundred male members OF
tho lodge and several hundred miscellane-
Gus citizens waited at the railroad station
for two hours last night. .deluded by a re-
rort that a deputy sheriff was 20 arrive
bringing with him as prisoner Harry WAL
ters. against whom there are now ten In-
dictments.
Against Walters the woman's auxiliary
hos undying hatred, for after organizir..
them. IL is charged, he made away with
a prize watch and several hundred dol
lars worth OF iewelry, and left a trail
OF unpaid bills.
Walters arrived In White Plains two
years ago. He was handsome and per-
suasive After associating himself with
the regular lodge OF Foresters he induced
the wives and sisters and friends OF tho
members TO join the auxiliary, and read
lily obtained nearly hundred members
He was the only man over admitted to
its councils, and ID make the thing ap.
propriate he was given the name of Sis
ter Walters. Among ether things he sug-
gested was the awarding OF prizes to tha
member who should obtain the most re-
eruits. These consisted OF diamond
studded watch, diamond pin and sever
al other watches.
About two nights before the prizes wers
20 be awarded II Is alleged. he obtained
possession OF them and has never been
seen since. Immediately afterward II was
learned that other sisters" had loaned
him watches for patterns for prizes while
merchants and citizens had loaned him
money or sold him much merchandise on
credit.
IL il not exactly known how the rumor
spread that he had been arrested. but by
8 o'clock last night the auxiliary had
held an executive session and determined
TO greet him appropriately. The men
and private citizens fell into line. No
particular plan OF reception had been
agreed upon until IL was suggested by
one sister that the best thing TO dc
would he thrust messages In his hand,
or in his pockets n he were handcuffed.
This was agreed upon and some OF them
read:
Harry. what time Is it?" 'Tfsve ycu
paid for those roses?" this was from
sister who refused TO explain: 'How
have you passed the time away" How IL
Sister Walters tonight?" Evidently YOU
like our order" Welcome home. Sister
Walters" and Aren't you glad TO see us?"
As the last train departed without
bringing the expected one. the auxiliary
marched back to it's lodge room In
body ard held session. II was agreed
upon that II he ever does return an alarm
bell will be sounded. or. failing that the
entire lodge will visit the county Jail.
IL was said by the county authorities
that nothing has ever been heard OF Wall
ters since his sudden departure.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-30
PAMTUxET WALLET.

A chimney fire at the residence OF
Frank Carter at Natick caused no little
excitement in that village yesterday. The
Dire department was called out but the
fire was extinguished by neighbors with.
out the necessity OF turning on the hose.
The damage was slight.
The high winds OF Monday so weakened
the supports OF the big windmill owned
by Mr.. Hugh ODonnell at Natick and by
means OF which water is supplied 20 his
tenements on Laurel hill, that II was
rendered unsafe.
The promoter Of the scheme TO estab-
lish an emergency hospital at the Simon
Henry Green homestead at Clyde is au-
thority for the statement that enough
subscribers have been secured to insure
the success oI the undertaking and the
building will be opened as soon as pos
sible. probably early next month. The
scheme. which, II is reported. has worked
successfully In Providence and Paw
tucket is 20 secure enough subscribers 70
insure the running expenses OF the hos
pital and treat the subscribers free OF
charge.
The members OF the Ladies' Auxiliary.
connected with So. Peter and Pauls T.
A b society OF Phenix, are planning for
an entertainment and social Ia he held i'm
Temperance hall, Clyde, the first week In
February.
The residents of Arctic Centre and Gen.
treville are greatly pleased over the
probability that new bridge will be
erected over the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad on Main street.
Arctic Centre. The railroad company has
expressed its willingness 10 comply with
the plan furnished by the town council
and work will undoubtedly be COM
menced az soon az spring opens. The Inn
provements will include the widening and
straightenirg OF Main street
A delightful evening was spent Monday
evening hy n number of friends OF Mr.
ar Mrs Walter A. Hin at that couples
residence on Fairview avenue, Phenix.
The visit was n complete surprise 20 both
host srd hostess but an interesting pro-
gram followed by a collation. was en-
joved by all.
st. Jean Bapti-te society OF Natick held
i's regular meeting st its Headquarters
Ia evening ard elected Edward Lacba-
pellc. master OF ceremonies, and Philip
cardni. chairman OF the finance commit
tee There was large attendance.
The night school which was started at
the pnrish house. Pheniv. a short time
ago uryier the direction OF Rev. and Mrs.
C. A. Meader has proved On unqualified
success The attendance. although small
az present II increasing each week and
the small tuition, barely enough 10 paw
for heating and lighting the rooms. will
crahle all who desire 90 take advantage
NJ the excellent chance 10 learn. A CORPS
AZ able teachers have been secured
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-30
YACHTING IN BOSTON

Among the racing fixtures In this sea-
sons Yachting events. not the least con-
spicuous in the club and open racing will
be those Of the Boston Yacht club. Since
the announcement that this club II 70
have station at Marbleheed there has
been renewed activity among its mem
bers. and from the present outlook Il
seems thst the club will soon hold po-
sition which Il established years ago. not
only ss the Oldest yachting organization
IN New England. but also the foremost
II was voted last evening at its an
nuai meeting, held I'm the Parker House.
20 allow the regatta committee 500 10 be
used for the club and open races during
the season. In addition 20 this, Commo-
torc r. r Cheney offered $500 20 the COM
mittee for cups 20 be raced for by yachts
enrolled in the club.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-30
NO CHANGE AT BOSTON

Henry Rllilea. who has purchased the
Boston American League club with his
brother Matt. said today: Charles SOM
ers will remain as president OF the club,
and also retain block of stock. although
We have controlling interest. There will
he no change IN the policy of the club
in the least.
II will meet Jimmy Collins in Chicsgo
Friday and talk matters over with him.
will also give Collins a big advance
i'm salary. without his asking II. We have
a strong club now. but will strengthen II
still more Matt may go east. but viii
not have anything to do with club. go
ing only on pleasure
Kiililea admitted that the price paid
wss u round 5000,
If telegram from Kansas city be true.
the Players association says he has been
pltted IN o fight with the minor leagues
IN baseball Dale Gear. secretary OF the
Players association ssys he hss been In
dorsed 10y Tom DAILY. president OF the as.
sociation. in the plan not 60 recognize
any punishment the minor leagues may
attempt 20 enforce upon players who
jump from one league tn another This
means defiance OF the reserve rule.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-30
List Of Events for Coming Indoor Meet.
Yachting, Bowling, Baseball and
General Gossip.

mons. there win not be much trouble In
persuading Bob 20 sign.
Tommy White, the Chicago feather
weight. will soon hold the record for re-
tiring and then coming back to the ring
again. When Bernstein defeated him at
ST. Louis few weeks ago he stated that
nc would not box any more. lie hns
since changed his mind. for he has signed
"a box Bernstein again at Chicago.
Jim Hall, the veteran Australian boxer.
In speaking Of the boxing game at pres
ent. says. There IL no man In England,
Australia or America capable Of giving
Jeffriss a hard fight. and today ne stands
alone. and In consequence the game has
lost many of the old time followers and
interest 10 1T . standstill. Some Will ssy
What's the matter with Fitzsimn,onsT
Ia my mind Fits knows better han any
one else that he has no earthly chance 70
whip the present champion"
Young Corbett, the Denver boxer. has
a spine blanket" and to the mystic
power Of which no attributes much or
the glory of his victories. He nss worn
the blanket in his training for the last
six fights in which he has been enga ged,
every one OF which has resulted IN mis-
favor So implicit r. his fsitn IA the
great powers 80 tho blanket that lie
strapped II 10 him before the Mc'jovern
neht and hay I'm hts training quarters for
three blisrful hours.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-30
TO WORCESTER.
General Assembly 10 Bs Asked
TO Chartal NV Line.

An important petition, with accompany
ing act will probably be presented 10 the
General Assembly early next month by
the promoters of the proposed Providence
and Worcester Street Railway company.
According TO the present plans the new
road will connect with the Union Rail-
road company at the terminus OF the
Branch avenue line Thence IL will run
out along the Douglas pike through the
towns of North Providence. Smithfield.
North smithfeld and Burrillville TO the
state lire. At that point II will be met by
q company incorporated under the laws
Of Massachusetts, and taken into Worces-
ter
The distance between here and Worces-
ter over the proposed route is estimated
10 be about % miles. and IL In expected
that the charge for the through trip will
be about IS cents. Compared with sl.l0
the present price by rail. this rate In ex-
ceptionally low. There will also probably
be q provision in the charter by which the
company will not be allowed 10 charge
more than hve cents between any two
points In any one town.
Work will be commenced on the new
line almost as soon as the charter is OBJ
tanned and IL IL expected that the road
will be completed within q year. Freight
cars will be run as we'll as those accom-
modating passengers only. The author
tzed capital stock will be s750.000 with a
par value OF 800 per share.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-30

Green B. Harris having had a row with
the veteran trainer. Morris criticised
led 10 a war Of words. Morris had q con-
tract with OConnor calling Tor slVo
month.
Malachi Kittredge has applied 70 the
Springfield city council for the use OF city
hall for polo games. Khtredge In HIS re-
quest expressed willingness 10 accept
any terms the city council may make. And and
petition IL believed 10 signify wish on
the part OF Ktttredge 10 transfer the Ply
mouth team 20 Springfield. The REQUEST
was referred 20 the city property COM
mittee.
Manager Sl1ettsline OF the Philadelphia
OF susque hanna university. en- first base
this spring. Though best known in foot
ball. Lang. needless TO say. Is not without
whether Jennings win be able to Join the
team in time for the trip South or for the
beginning OF the season.
William Davis. q full-blooded Mohawk
Indian OF Hamilton, Ont, has entered the
team race at, Madison Square garden,
New York. next month. Davis is the
champion OF the Six Nations reservation
I'm Canada His team mate will he Dem
mis- Carroll. the long distance runner OF
Canada
Capt KunEig OF the Yale navy today
picked two crews TO form the nucleus or
the varsity squad this season The eights
are made up as follows: First crew--
Stroke Adams Stubbs. Juoson, Wey-
mouth. 4 Scott. Auchincloss, = Sargent,
bow Lincoln. Second crew--Stroke Bogue.
z Laws. G Kunzig. Johnson. Ackley,
9 Hewitt. 2 Strong. bow Waterman.
The Philadelphia club OF the National
league has cancelled its contract with r.
A. Ungiaub OF the Worcester club. From
the correspondence. Manager Shettslins
r1ghtfully 10 the Worcester club, he hav-
ing accepted advance money from Man
ager Hurley. who also forwarded a con-
tract acceding 20 the demands made by
the player Such being the case. Un-
glsub did wrong In signing Philadelphia
contract. and he was so notified. with the
additional information that his contract
with him were at an end
II was announced today that II entries
had been received for the skating races
for the amateur championship of the
be held at Verona, n. j.. on Jan. 81 and
Feb. l. Among the entries recefved are
those OF A. r. Pike. w Caldwell and Il.
St Marie Of Montreal; J. Boswell OF Win
niper, G.. Bellefuille of Rat Portage, l.. 9.
Piper and J. r. j. Robson OF Toronto, G.
c. Preston OF PittsburK. Henry Taylor,
Buffalo: George stott, Paterson John p.
NewburE. n. T.: b. McPartlan.. Yer
plancks r. sinuiIuid and NJ. Wood, YER
ona. and A. Y. Sarony and W. w. Swan,
New York
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-30
CROWN Hotel.
Exp3rt and Committee 10 Go
Over PropTlsioT's Books.

A lively. interesting and important
meeting OF the creditors OF James T..
Johnson. proprietor of the Crown hotel
was held yesterday afternoon i'm Palestine
hall. Industrial Trust building.
There was considerable discussion OF
the matters. but nothing definite was
done except TO appoint "A committee
which shall engage an expert 10 go over
the books of Mr.. Johnson and make a
report to an adjourned meeting, which
will be held next "Wednesday. The COM
mittee is composed OF the following: F..
r. Burt.of the William Sweeney company:
Fred C.. Lawton. OF the Gorham company.
and John w. McAuliffe. OF the firm OF
McAulifre A. company.
From a reliable source The News learns
that the assets are tl2,ts026 and liabili-
ties OF S27.s42, including about $1,000 for
back rent incurred previous to tho open
ing OF the hotel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-30
ON LOCAL ALLEYS.

The Cuban Giants won two OF the con-
tests IN the Trinity square series last
evening I'm the closing games OF the tour
nament. The Providence Grsys won the
FIRST position, finishing one gamc ahead
OF the Cuban Giants. 7. Grove won the
average prize. with sn average OF ~ Zs-27.
Austin obtained the high three-string
total OF sol. which he secured last even
ing All the games last evening were
hotly contested and standing room was az
n premium. Burnhams high single OF i-S
remains unbroken. The summary;
Providence Grays l2sl Cuban Giants,
1856
a special series OF coatests was rolled
last evening at the Elmwood club be-
tween a picked team from the Edgevood
club and picked team from the Elmwood
club. The visitors won the first con-
test by about an ordinary margin, and
the home team retalated in tho next
game by about the same number. Then
the excitement commenced. for the teams
vert through the next contest In an in
teresting manner. first one team few
pins ahead and then the other until at
the finish the Edgewoo1l team won with a
margin OF only two pins The summary;
Elmwoods. 1851. EdRcwoods, iG5s
The No team had 10 serious diff
fculty IN winning all the contests from
the No team iu the Elmwood club
series last evening. ". Macdonald OBJ
tained the the lne total OF so, and Cod
frey secured a total OF 5le. The summary:
NO team 1851; No. team sis3
Hazards team won Two OF the contests
from Coates team In the Merca ntile se-
ries last evening. Ths summary: IIaz-
ard. team. 12io; Coates team. 1895.
Groves team won two contests from
Critchlsy's team i'm the Olneyvilo series
last evening Nield obtained the high
est total securing 2a. The summary:
-G+eves' team. t175: Critchley's team. tlsl
The Silver Spring Bleachery rollers
again held forth last evening at the
Hope alltys. The team headed by Hyland
defeated the team headed by Cooper In
two OF the games played. Cooper made
n total of 2is and Hyland secured 235.
The summary; No. . team. 107s; No.
team 1O59
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-30

The list OF events which will be run of
st the indoor meet IN tho gymnasium of
Brown university Saturday night, is as
follows:
Fifteen yards dash: high jump; shot
put; wrestling. Cwo peirs): fifteen yards
hurdles rope climbing; fencing; boxing
stwo pairs). Glass relay races Seniors W.
Juniors Sophomores vs. Freshmen. Re
lay race--Giants VS.. Midgcts; inter-dormi-
tory relay races.
The trials FOR the Freshman relay team
were run on Yesterday afternoon but no
final choice or men was fixed upon. Those
who made The best showing were
Doughty. Cross. Lankey. Butler, lioyt
and Robinson. Sock aud Buskin trials
were held M y. m. yesterday in T.. III.
for those who were unable TO be present
at the trials Monday evening
Tonight Brown plays Holy Cross In bas-
ietball at Worcester and close game Is
anticipated by all who have followed the
sport. On their visit here the Worcester
boys succeeded IN winning from Brown by
the score OF rs 10 33, the winning basket
being thrown just az tho sound of the
whistle. Tonight however. the Provi-
dence boys hope for victory on Satur-
day night Dartmouth VIII be- Browns foe
at Hanover and the result OF this contest
Harvard comes TO Providence for game
on Feb 5th and the seats are already
selling rapidly for that event. Trinity
riay- here Feb. Sth. and on The 18th Dart
mouth PLAYS 81 return game. which will
probably close tho local season OF basket
ball
Webster defeated Holy Cross yesterday.
s. 10 II. College rules were used. floor
basket counting three instead of two
points.
WEBSTER HOLY CROSS.
Freeman (Cregan) r. f.......r. f.. Baker
Whi'eson. J. f.......-........L T., IonnellN
Cregan fFreemanl. c.............c.. Barry
Mathewson. !. b......,.,...L h, McGuigan
Howard, r. b.........,...........r.b b., Boyne
Baskets Cregan. Z. Mathewson. .;
Whiteson. ,; Freeman. 2; Barry. Con-
nelly. Boyue. Free trys--BsTrv. Missed
tries--Barry. Q. Msihewson. 3. Fouls
Connelly Whiteson, 9arry. Mathewson,
Cregan. Referee-C. y. Kane.