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'cCaSions, In a time of distress She
ave Captain Lewis Il crust of bread
he had saved for her babe. At the
isk of losing her own life and that Of
Ter child she saved the papers aud
cientitc Instruments of the expedition
when canoe capSized In some danger
lus rapids When the explorers OH
he march toward the coast reached
be country OF the Shoshoncs there was
/ conference with the tribe, and SAGA.
Iawea was called In as Interpreter She
recognized the chief, Camewalt. rs her
brother and jumped up and ran and
embraced him, throwing over him her
blanket and weeping profusely, This
relation won the friendship OF the Sho.
Shones. who were OF great assistance
TO the exploring party. OF the fate OF
Sacajawea after the Lewis and Clark
expedition little Is known.
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STORY OF SACAJAWEA.

Indian Girl Who VIII he Honored
at Lewis and Clark Fair.
A statue Of the great Iroquois war
nor and statesman Thayendangea, or
Captain Joseph Brant. stands in the
public park Of Brantford, in the prov
lnce Of Ontario. Canada, and In Buff
falo there is statue Of Sagoyewatha,
or Red jacket, the Iroquois chief 90
noted for his eloquence. Pocahontas
has been a favorite theme with both
sculptor and painter, and her baptism
is the subject of a famous painting In
the capitol at Washington. But until
recently the services of Sacajawea,
who guided the explorers Lewis and
Clark to the shores Of the Pacific cen
tury ago, have been forgotten. and no
work Of art existed to remind the public
Of her self sacrifice and herolsm. In
view OF this neglect she Is to receive
special healor at the Lewis and Clark
exposition which opens at Portland,
Ore, on June l AID celebrates the one
hundredth anniversary Of the coming
Of the white man to the shores Of the
Pacific. On June 6, Sacajawea day, a
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-08
SK-<

Frank s. Black OF New York and ex,
Governor Richard Yates of Illinois
Powers, who In 1900 was the Republic
an secretary OF state under the Repub
ltcan executive of Kentucky, William
s. Taylor, was charged with being NJ
accessory TO the murder of Goyernc,
Goebcl. which occurred Jan. so. 1900
He has been tried three times, twic,
sentenced to life Imprisonment ant
once 10 death. Each time that the cas-,
has Teen appealed the verdict OF tn,
lower court has been reversed and 4
new trial ordered. Though stoutly
maintaining his innocence. Powers has
been cJntined in Jail for owe. Eve years
His counsel conteEI that the reason for
his conviction on the three previous
trials was the prepoa 'eranee Of his po
lltical opponents on the jur.eS. On this
ground they have made application to
have the case transferred from the
state TO the federal courts. In support
Of this claim two main points are cited,
as follows:
First. that the courts refused to
recognize pardon issued in legal forp,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-08

dresses In most exquisite taste She
has finely nodded figure and luxu,
RANT red gold hair. Her complexion is
pale. but her face is III up by dark and
soulful eyes. The faultlessness OF her
costume Is due In part to the fact that
her drcssmaker Is her sister, the Lady
Duff Gordon. who under the name OF
Lucille conducts dressmaklng busi
ness. Mrs Glyn. since winning III
erary success, has become very popular
in the smartcst set In Londcn and
knows tSc society whereof she writes
She was n vi s Sutherland be'o"e her
marriage tn Clayton Glyn. an Essex
squire. Whi'c confined with rheumatism
she took up writing as Il diversion aud
published ar first book. The Visits Of
Elizabeth Several other stories have
since come fram her pen.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-08

,hree Of his trials before the Scott CIT
luit court the Juries have been SolldlS
packed with Goehel Democrats, the
political opponents of the defendant
and that under the Kentucky code this
selection of Democratic juries Is per
misSible."
The campaign of 1890, when Goebel
and Taylor ran against each other for
governor OF Kentucky. was exciting
rartisans Of Taylor claimed his cleo
tion, but the result was contested, and
charges OF fraud We're made ON both
sides. Taylor and his colleagues on
the Republican ticket We're inducted
into office. and the contest was carried
before the state legislature. While
that body was engaged in consideration
Of the case Goebel was shot. He was
approaching the courthouse In Frank,
fort, few minutes before the argu.
ment in his contest. and his assassin
was said 70 have fired from window
in the courthouse over the Offices OF
the governor and secretary Of state.
Frankfort had been filled with armed
men for several days, The doctors told
Goebel he had been fatally wounded,
but he declared he would live to be
governor and he did The legislature
decided the contest In his favor. aud
he was sworn in. but died on Feb. 5,
1900.
J. W. c. Beckham. the candidate for
lieutenant governor on the Goebel tick
ct, was sworn In as governor, and Ken
lucky had two rival executives from
that time until April 5. 1900. when the
Kentucky court OF appeals declared
Beckham the rightful one. and Taylor
appealed 70 the United States supreme
court. It's decision was against him,
In the meantime II had been charged
that Taylor, Powers and others were In
a conspiracy to kill Goebel. and indIct.
ments against them were found. Tay.
lor fed from the state and has since
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RooMING HOUSES WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT-A FURNISHED
rooming house. References. Address,
AZ, Astorian.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-08

by the then legally constituted gov.
ernor of Kentucky; second, that In Nil
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-08

lived In Indiana.
whose governor has
refused to permit
Of his extradition.
In the three trials
through which he
has already passed
Powers has expend.
ed all the money in
his own possession
and that OF his fam.
lily. In order to en-
able him to con.
tlnue his fight for
life and liberty a
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EllNOR GLYN.

Clever Novelist In Beautiful and Re-
longs 90 London's smart Set
Unlike n great many women OF lot
ters, Ellnor Glyn. author OF the new
story, THE vicIssitudes of EvangclIne,"
Is strlklngly beautiful and always
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-08

fund was raised by his friends. Both
Of the ex-goyesnors vino will defend
him are noted as criminal lawyers. Ev.
GoTernor Black was the predecessor OF
Theodore Roosevelt as executive OF
the state Of New York. serving from
1897 TO 1899, and Ex-Governor Yates
was governor OF Illinois from 1901 to
1QOS
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STATUE or sACAJAwRA AND CHILD.
bronze statue Of the heroine by Miss
Alice Cooper Of Denver will be unveil-
ed with appropriate ceremonies 1t will
stand In the center Of Columbia court,
the central plaza Of the exposition, and
shows the Indian woman, with papOOse
on her back, stridng forward and
pointing toward the Pacific.
Sacajawea was one of the three slave
wives of Tou8saint Charb0nneau, a
French Canadian yoyager who acted
as Interpreter for the Lewis and Clark
expedition. She was Shoshone In.
Ian and had been captured by enemies
If her tribe, who sold her to Charbon-
neau Her knowledge Of the way to
he coast proved Invaluable, and she
braved every hardship and saved the
explorers from disaster on numerous
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QUICK RETURN COLUMNS
Situations Wanted Advertiser, Inserted
Twice Without Charge

Telephone your want advertisement
10 the Office of The Morning Astor'
ian. Telephone Main ddl, When
you need help or want 10 sell or
exchange anything, Somebody may
be looking for work or wish TO ex.
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which you have,
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Fight For Life
Of Caleb Powers.
Alleged Murderer

he coming trial oi
Caleb Powers OF
the charge OF being
implicated in thu
murder OF the late
Governor William
Goehel Of Ken
lucky promises I
excite an extraol
dinary degree Of In
terest, for 1t wi
be his fourth tri'
ON this charge an
will enlist the e.
forts OF several o
the greatest law
yers in the country
The leading coun
sci for Powers arr
former executive,
OF two Of the fore
most states In thC
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Did not love my nelghbor
As myself I'd be a churl.
Because. you see. my neighbor
II very pretty girl
philadelphia Press.
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DRESS MAKING.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

FOR SALE -- HIGH COUNTER,
about s feet long. Apply at Astor-
ian Office.
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Needed a Change.

"Going on for long. Reggie
"Yaas. to the work cure; doctah says
p..ahwested, deah boy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-30
Railroad News.
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader
Vlnita. s. g., Jaz. 30.-It IS reported
here that he Rogers-Grcve brancn Of
the St. Louis and San Francisco rail
way is to be extended from Grove. I.
T.. during this year. A steel bridge
Is 10 be constructed for this roaI
across Grand river near Grove l. T.
The cold weather OF the past few
weeks ha seffectually disposed OF al.
railroad talk for the time beins4 Tbc
surveyors for the Vinita & Nc'thwest-
ern returned to Yiaita Thursdry Gcom
rorth Of Centraiia and relocated sew
eral miles of line out OF this city.
Then Friday night Chief Engineer
Jonah took his party te Coheyville.
kas, from which point they viii work
south until they reach the survey
which they made north from Centralia.
|. T. They expect to finish the work
10y tie end Of this week. and will then
begin the work Of makiag the perma-
nent survey
r. A. McClelland. promoter has not
been heard from in the past few days
he was called to Chelsea Monday as
a witness there in a suit before the
United States commissioner, and from
Chelsea he went direct to st. Louis.
Il is not known definitely when he viii
eturn TO Vialta nor what is the oh
ject Of his visit to headquarters.
There has been very little doing. on
the Missouri. Oklahoma and Gulf pro
jcct since the cold weather set in. It
has been SO cold that lhe various sur.
veying parties have done very little
work. The MHskogee papers of few
days ago reported thar a party had
left that city to make resu,vey OF
the line between C0rretta and Wag
oper, and that is the only item Of in
formation that has appeared for some
time conecrniag The project. No pror-
osition has yet been submitted by the
road TO Vinlta
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GETS STIFF HUNCH
Continued from page ~

companied by a certified check to the
amount Of the same. No minimum
price has ever been fixed. bu, it has
not been The custom Of recent years to
lease for less thaa 20 Gems an acre.
"The Usage reservation contains 1GC
pastures, ranging in size from a fcw
acres to one OF $4,000 acres"
The Seventh legislative assembly
passed Quarantine bill Those who
we're promoting it forgot to give con,
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A broom factory viii begin business
at South McAlester next month.
RaaIeN'e aevenoa.

@@Si~1 q pNNN~itb~a
Joseph Jefferson once told a friend,
says 5arper's Weekly, that during his
long stage career he had never been
associated with any one showing mi.
due familiarity with him save one in
dlvidual named Bagley, who some
years ago was property man in the
Comedians company.
This Bagley annoyed Mr.. Jefferson
very much by his somewhat offensive
manners. but, owing to the valuable
services rendered by him. Mr Jeffrr-
son had always been loath TO take
measures more severe than a repri-
mand. But finally the familiarity Of
the property man increased TO am ex-
tent impossible to endunre. so he was
summarily discharged. This dismissal
occurred just before the opening Of
Mr. Jencrson'9 engagement OF one year
in Baltimore.
That night Bagley goi exceedingly
drunk Paying his way into the ,hc.
airr. he repaired 70 the gallery there
20 see his old employer enact Rip Van
Wlnkle
1bc angry Gretchen had jus; driven
poor destitute Rip from the cottage.
wheu Kip turns and with a word of
ralhas asks: "Den haf no interest ia
der housey The fheater was deaihly
snlL the 4udicnce half ia tears, when
baheleys cracked voice was heard ia
response;
Only So per cent. Joe old boy. only
50 ger cent
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ArrcaNeY eENeRALs op.NIon
Handed 70 a'e cevernor Rslstivs 60
Qbarsneine.

Governor Ferguson will send to the
legislature today supplementary
message. containing an opinion given
the governor last nishl by Attorney
General simons. to the effect that the
government IS supreme II dealing with
matters in the Usage Iadlan country
ana therefore the Oklahoma leeisla.
ture has no authority whatever to pass
cattle quarantine or any other meas.
ures affecting that indian nation. Gov.
emcr Fergoson says the -ganiC act Of
The territory deals very pamly on the
subject aad 20 douhs remains rela.
tive to the governments Jurisdiction
over all matters there. In his sup.
Elementary message will, therefore.
discountcnance any quarantine legis.
ation that win include the Usage In.
nlan country: botk tho Scott bill in
ihe senate and he Taylo- bll in the
house do include thut na;,c1 and tho
members have persistently voted
against eiminating the Usage coua.
try The government asei;s are now
f4eceiving BIDS a Pawhuska the capt
val of tire Usage country, for pasture
leases on the lands covering two
wear period These leases arc con.
tracted 10y the interior depa. tmeut ami
bring TO the Indian an income Of four
hundred thousand dollars annually
College La.ds in 5cavor County.
II s. Of the opinion of Governor Fer,
guson. expressed today. that tn
three hundred thousand acres of col.
lege lands, set aside by the Hamilton
statehood 9iIl for the maintenance of
he state educational institutions wi
be selected in Peavec county. as there
IS not sufficient government land re-
naming IN any other Oklahoma com-
ty fol that purpose Ho believes the
land will De taken in western Beaver
county a strictly cattic country ana
such lands win then be long eased 70
cattlemen for grazing purposes Ha
states that possibly some of these
laads would be selected in the Indian
territory po,tion Of the state.
! Governor &c Kansas.
/ Toyernor Ferguson will leave today
for Topeka, Kas.. where in conference
with Governor Hoch. he win sign the
contract, renewed by III, Kansas .eg
lslature recently by which the Okla
homa conyilts are maintained in tho
Kansas penitentlary at lansing Okla
homa pays Kansas forty cents dairy
to- each convict and now over four
hundred convicts from Oklahoma are
imprisoned there.
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night. The subject is "a Tour
Through Palestine" About sixty r.c,
lures will be thrown on tho canvas
showing Palestine as il Is today so
Bethlehem, Jerusalem Calvary. Gar
den Of Gethsemcne Threa illustrated
solos by Hiss Merritt Admission ict
adults 25c for children ulder fifteen
years 15c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-30

Traits the yearly subscription pr.ce
Of ire latest and best journal In tho
Interest OF farming, fruit growing and
cattle raising. II will acquafnt you
wir the conditions, climate, life and
opDortUs.ties OF the Great Southwest.
issued monthly; pro6usely Illustrated.
Address. Tor sample copy, The Earth,
llis Railway Exchange. Chicago.
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sideration to the matter Of government
contracts that msht be affected By IL.
The hin could not become a law.
IN my julgmen, it would be well te
proht 10y past experience aad DO the
oost thing possible under existing cir.
cnmstances, and that would be tc
amend NE peniing measure SO as to
not conflict with Tie federal govern
ment and extend quarantine rcstric.
items as tar as conditions will permit
Very respectfully
'. 3. Ferguson,
Governor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-30

How true--lhe adage "Aa ounce
Of prevention IS worth pound Of
cure Yet how Inadequate'y does ihis
express the valpe of good glasses
properly ftteo before rs too late. Or.
Hale. can detect the slightest rcfrac
tive error. anu az uratcly correct il
See him at "nce Consultation free.
Office over Wollacos trug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-30

For liver troubles aud constipation
there IS nothing bctter than newitt's
Little Early Risers. the famous llttls
Pills. Thes do aot weaken the stom.
ach Their action upon the system is
mild, pleasant anl harmless. Sold by
c. r. Renf'o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-30

The Canadian Association OF Steam
Engineers has decided 10 petition the
Ontario legislature 10 pass an act re-
curing every mar in charge Of a
steam engine Of over % horse power
tC have an engineers certificate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-30

NJ White contractor. win build els
terms at forty-ava cents per barrel. OF
100 barrels etpacity and up. An hndO
Of mason work See the at Santa re
House. Prompt attention given
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- REMo

and The now counties IA Western Oh
'aboma. slso al points on the Roch
island System, including Choctay
Division, can now be reached to besl
advantage by the New Line.
The 81. Louis. El Reno q Weosara
Railway CO.
TRAVIS leave Guthrie Grom santc
ye (Union.) Station.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-30
SHOULD MAKE CONNECTIONS.
r. Smith and Western No. Y is an
Hour too Early.

The For. Smith aud Westerns new
train, No l2 leaves Guthrie now -
$50 in the afternoon The Fort Smith
management coald make hit. # is
suggested, by scheduling this train for
4.5o o'clock Hy doils MS oonnec-
tions and transfers could readily be
made with tho Santa Fe. The new
passenger train is q hummer" said a
business man today and we all apprr
ciate the enterprise O. tie a. Smith
company but the road can make be-.
ter time by holding the new passenger
until 9 o'clocl or AZ east 4.yo. $3.50 is
entirely toe early.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-30

Seem 70 be making headquarters at
the Guthrie Bar where they hud thar
Old Musiy Rye and fine Old Mellow
Bourbon wliskics IN stock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-30

The Wesf Side coal Yard Is the hest
place to leave your order FOR coal and
wood Give me trial order T. ID.
&arshall, Phone S75. Terms cash.
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Those interested IN the Katy bonus
notes viii meet at r. q Bradshaw s
Office, ia West Harrison. Jan 81. a.
z o'clock. K. 3. Bradshaw.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-30

Examination for city teachers will
be held in Central school building Fri-
day and Saturday Fet 3rd and 4th.
Frank &. Buck, supt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-30

The ac.ors' green room is 50 called
becarse lis hoor in tl,c time Of Shakes
peaie VAS always coiered with green
rl.hes.
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essreeptleen Leeturo

Miss Gleason aud Miss Merritt. the
evaneelisis vii lgiyo stereopticon
lecture al inc First NJ 7. church no.
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Did you see the New York window
trimmer at the Model Grocery?
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Daily Leader 10 cents a week deIiv
cred every day except Sunday.
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PERSONAL
Mention.


a. Lewis Hunter came in from Law.
ton today
\ Walter NJ. Snyder is in the cl,y from
Bliss today
r. x. Armstrong Of Oklahoma Ci.y.
is here today
NJ. J. sheohan is here from weieetka
J. !. Lamisop Of Meaiord, arrived in
the city today.
J. L. Palmer Of wynnewood, is in the
capital city today
Mr.. and Ms G. A. Neclcy Of Wells.
ton. are in ne city
r. B Hcyt Of Chandler. arrived in
the city this morning.
o. Il. Hayes Of Enid is in the city
today on special business.
/ Mrs. j. C. Robson Of Sparks. is a
visitor in the capital city.
/ NJ. A. Cohn Of Pawnec is in The city
on sDeciai business matters.
/ Miss S Mitchell Of Oldanona City.
is in Guthrie visiting fricacs.
II J.. =. Hart Of Little Rock. Ark. IS
in he city on important matters.
r. Elzey of Hobart. is in Gwh-ie 10
day attending to special business
J j. McGraw Of ronca city. is here
today transactins important business.
William BrowI' and G. T.. Wells OF
Crescent We're in tho city over sun.
day.
X. E. Miller OF Walter. is ia Guthrie
attending to some specia, business to.
day.
Lee Clinton aad c. B. Lynch of Tul-
sa. are visitors in the capital city to-
day
HoiJy Toity is here in all its glory.
This company Will be at the Brooks
tonight
Mr. and Mrs o. d. Arnett of Tnid
are anon gthc big crowd Of visitors
here today.
c. NJ. Buckles and Miss Nellie Myers
Of El Reno, are registered a, the Royal
hotel today.
B. R. Raysinser Of Woodward, re.
ceiver Of the Beaver Ciiy bank, is here
on business today
Mrs J. y. Bealey will leave this
evening for Waco. Texas, where sho
will make her future home.
Henry Jerome. treasure--elect of
Payne county. and his ro;her-inlaw,
Frank shreves OF Kay coutny. are IN
the city.
4 Cleveland Smith. who has heen in
the enploye OF the Daily Lcater fc''
several years. left today for Ok ahoma
City wherc he gees to take a position
as mailing clerk ON tho Daily Okla
homsn.
Cad Allard who recently soIA out his
interest in the Enid Eagle. is in the
capital city. When asEed IN regard to
whether he intended to remain ont OF
the newspaper business sle replied that
he would locate ir one of the terri
tories.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-30

The DuTant Republican CLUB Is to
hold big rally on February 7th.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The Morey stool. company left this
morning for South McAlester. /. T..
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NICELY furnished rooms with bath
at No. 32O +. Noble ave.
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Florence Roberts who is called "the
star Of The West because up to the
present she has confined her labors to
the extreme West, will be an early a.
traction in this city in elaborate pro
ductions 0f Tess OF the D'Urborvilles, .
Marta Of the Lowlands" ard "Zazo. p
She will be supported by a company
of unusual quality headed by The dis
tinguished actor Melbourne MacDowel.
and will give complete aud handsome
productions of each Of her plays.
Florence Roberts is the Young wife cf
the distinguished actor Lewis Morri-
son and will be remembered here as
The Marguerite Of his production uf
Faust" soine eight or nsne years ago
Although stil young as a sta- she is
declared by al who have seen her to
be genius ana compttent critics have
predicted that she viii one day be re-.
ga-ded as the foremost acuess OF the
American stage.