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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-22
Nls Spieler berbaftet.

Ra9ef9naubeno tam Der ruffii9e
Suos 4bs COPELAND, Elm altbdnbler.
ssitern Absnb in bic poli3eitaticn,
bem Ssrgsantsn sradblsnb. baB er in
Der Bart @rdange, 1900 Sherman
9ribe, um s15 In 8aar unb cine foifs
bare ilberne u6r beraubt pDrben iei.
Die pOIisifien Worsan unb Samusis
bsgleItetsn ibn nod Der @irtbi4aft,
no fi9 bsrausfslts, bab COPELAND nit
einem anberen Manne Inn gslb geipieli
unb babel bsrloren bate. Dies dnoerts
bic Sadlase. Die poIisiftsn perbafts=
ten @opslanb wesen Spieletls une
liefsrten ibn binter ben i4weoii9en
Gardiner ab, tuobsi COPELAND fi4 mad
ansabs Der poli3iiten duberte, bob pier
reidli9 altes giisn einSu6anbeln Jet.
8sgsn ben gisentbimsr Der @irtb'
i9aft, 6p. @reening, wmroe elm Der'
baItsbsisbl srlaRen, neil er 9efattet
bate, bab In isinem Sotal geipisl'
purbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-22
Yoli,stltaes.

SSranf Seo q n, Der IN elmer
buntlen Maep am Sonnta9 einen In=
srif auf feline Jrau sema4t 6aben ioa,
tpurbs bsrbaftst.
5rant gbma aros aus Saf'
ion, MiIfiippi, tpurbe unter antlage
oss 8robbisbfabls ber6aftet. Jrant if
bef9uloiat. sinsm giienbabnangefellten
nit bsHsn &ud unb $85 bur9ssbrannt
3u iein. gr purbs na9 LANCER Saso
bel Der pisl Stdrtsfabrit sings6olt unb
Der YoIiasi iibsrseben.
Sranf 8reebin9, IVA Sub
Rerioian Str. mslosts Der poli3ei,
baB ibm 90 5h6ner seitoblen tuuroen.
Wdbrsno bic gsamtsn nit her auf.
ipHruns bss Jeosrpisbs beI9dftigt pa=
rem, febrte basislbs mad ben beimatb=
li9sn @staoeu suriid.
ginbre9er, tpslde 6rau Nat-
tia Wafisp, NO. 92l 6OnlersStrabs
pD6nbaft, einsn unuilltommenen Be-
Iu9 abfattetsn, psri6panben nit einem
solosnsn @ebifle, wsl9ss auf BEN
8oilstisntii6s lag.
Trau Marp Mulbibill.
cine Witttpe, bic go. 833 gbur9'
Strabe elm tlsinss Waterinlpaarsns@e
i9aft betrsibt, meloete, bab @inbre4e,
ibrer @elbi9ublabs Sc in s6sibsmiin3'
sntnabmen.
Der Uerfdufer Wm. Green
80 Sabre alt, HO. 30S Noro gaf'
Sirabs uobnbaft, wurbs son ben 90
li3ifsn Sbelbp unb SubniOn unter TN
ter Der alntlass bes SlsinbisbFubls II
Der poli3sifatiOn eingslisfsrt uno osss,
Shrsidaft freigelaiIsn.
Garl " ogers Der i'm @a
lifOrnia 9oufe lO9irte, Duroe our9 bi
Setsetipss Simon unb Wanning Der
bnftet. Den genmten mar ss ndmlit
gu Obrsn getOmmen, oaB &oossrs be,
0eriu9 eema9t babsn ioa, einen on
osren Wann 3u perlsiten, nit ibm 3ll
iammen einen Bstruntsnsn aus;uplan
bern. Gin altss poli,eiab3si9sn. iOpi
au9 elm lanees meiier uurben in iei
mem 8eiibs ssfunbsn.
We9en gerna9Idiiigun
Ieiner 9inber bra9te poli3ift Sbel6
ben S9antwdrter gb. prigger bO
go. 314 Naaha9uistts- -Absnus ua9 bs
poliseifatiOn.
unter Der antlase Der Sruntsr
beit unb profansr Sprade tuurbe bt
59.jdbrise Iuguit WiIs bon 694 81
lumbia Mpenus in Der poliseifatio
singslisfsrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-22
@oate bsitoblen isia.

llntsr Der ansa6s, bab sr BON einem
3uae aetporfen unb BON unbetannten
Wdnnsrn um s63 beraubt murbs, iu9ts
Samusl Siab aus SULPHUR springs,
Wsf.8irsinisn, 6euts bic poli3si gu
bsmsssn, ibm sur WisbsrerIangun9
ieines @isentbums bshilfi6 81 iein.
Die Sststtibs Sauisr unb 2arit
muroen NIT Der YsrFoIsune bes JaIes
bstraut, fsbrtsn absr balo nit BEN
Manns surtid, ba er ben Srt Der Sbai
ni9t gu ssissn i'm stanoe NOR. Se'
ssittpsilise @apitdn Wm. 9ols nabu
ben Mann in's 2rsu3bsrb0r unb er'
Iansis oanu oas @sfdnbnib, bab ber'
felbs iibarbnrpt fsin gslo perlor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-22
Ysrioaal= l=Noti,ea.

aus @ineinnati trifft bic
traurige Na&ei4t Elm, baB Grau 9arrp
Stagman, So9tsr beg befannten Gin
cinnatier Si9ters unb S@riftiteners,
8. u. &atterman, brrt nod sur tur-
ger 2rantbeit farb. Sbre bier mob.
nenbe S9usfer. 5rau Grsb. 3mider,
ST.. miro bsuts nod Cincinnati ab.
reiien I'm Der Besrbigung bsi3upobnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-22
Mas Der goromers=OfFee.

Die beioen 3immerleute Sobn q.
6eIm uno Sobn Wi9allis. uelde nabe
Der Stsas arbeiteten, no Der tleine
6ranf Bolinger fein 2eben Serlor, ias-
ten pcr benz Coroner aus. oab iie bon
benz llnfaas ni9t sber etmas wubten,
als big fe bur4 2nabsn our STEELE GEE
rufen wuroen. Sas &ab uos etpa
$50 pfunb, unb anf&einenb fu&te Der
Rnabe auf oanelbs 3u tettern, als IS al
6aQe fam unb ibn t6otete.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-22
gerbaftmua inter Sebsasssfabr.

Inter Sinisnanisbung isines eisenen
2sbens sslang ss benz gunossmari9all
3antin qetsrn, ben % Sabre alten
RoblenQrubsnarbeitsr Waltsr gfsp,
alias Rilsp, 3u psrbaften. Der
iunss Mann, ben man i'm @erba&te
bat, bas sr poitia9en pliinbsrts, bate
fi9 In sinsm alten 2O6leni9a9te bsr'
fedt, uno ba gefabr bes ginifur3ts
nortanosn mar, wsiaerten fi4 alte er.
fabrsnsn gsrgl,ute, ben 69a4t 3u be-
trstsu. Wari9aa &antin tieg 6inub
nnb bolte ben 5iH9tlina bsrbor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-22
Snbiamappis, Snb, 9ienaas % sueua 1905
starb am Granfenlaser isiasr
Tratt.

@dbrsno sr esitern Ibeno ON Bette
isinsr i'm Tlotpsr 0tiiFon 6oipltals
front liessnosn 5rau iab, fisl @aspar
s9maIboI3, Der felt Idngsrsr 3sit bee
reits islbsr stn patient bort mar, toot
um. gr lit an sinsm 5ersleioen.
Sas gsfinben Der idwsr tranfen
Satin III our9 ben pl6bli4en S9lag
berI&limmert morben, bod 6offen bic
Mersts, bab sr ibrer 9siunbung ni4t
binoerli9 fsiu miro.
G9malbol3 unb 6rau tpobnten fra'
Der on Der WabaI6.Strabe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-22
MnS ben Geri9ten.
8nn0esgeri9t.

~es~Sh0S$ss9ss
2ebi NrnoIb bon Warion, @rant
Co., rei&te freiwiaiss gantsrOttsrtld-
runs Elm. feline paifpa auf s1167 81,
feline attiba auf $537.25 anssbsnb.
Na@Iabseri@t.
Sm Na&lab9eri&t murben folsenbs
8eifamsnte our 8eftdtisuns sinssrsi9t:
Das Der perforbsnsn gli3a u. 8ouer;
bas bes berftorbenen Sbeap s..
Smith. In psI&sm Sans bic Union
Sruit 60. als Nominiifrator fungirsn
pirb;
basienise bss peritorbenen MuguRus
spiegel; als WadlaBbsrualter tperbsn
Wm. 8. uno 9p. 6. Spisgsl, tpel9e
$25, 600 Sarsi9aft itsllsn. funsirsn.
yfene &lagen.
Sobn W. 6in9man rei9te oeaen
Sames 8. 5olep cine We9ieItlase iiber
$269.41 Elm.
Cine sIei4e 2lase rsi9ts 9.I. Sotp=
lep gegen SEQ. 90. Sapis tber ben Be-
tras bon $50 elm.
Wm. s. 8atlsp bsrlanet bon See
9art fiir geleiitste Arbeiten unb gelie.
ferte WateriaIien $64.26.
Die Snoianapolis 8ransfsr 90.
rei4ts sssen bic Snbiana MutOmubile
So. eins S9abensriabtlase FIR sl75
Elm. Na9 Der alagei9rift rannts Elm
fiibrsrloies Nutomobol Der geflasien
gegen elm pfero Der 2ldser, oemielben
einen Seinbru4 sufiissno, !peswesen
oas pfsro get6otst tuerbsn mubt..
Jreb. WardaI bsbaIptst, bab i'm,
laut 3luei We9iel eirca $400 bon &u-
oOlpb War9al sufommsn. Sa lsbts=
rer ben Staat bsrIaHsn bat unb an=
ssbli9 imgssriffe itebt, isin gigsntbam
bier 3u perduBern, erfu&t 9ldaer oas
8eri9t oies gu berbinbern unb @runb
eisenibum bes gstlastsn auf ssridt.
lihem @eee bsrfaufen gu lalisn, banit
aIdser befrisoigt werbs.
8eorge SiKon erfu9t bas @eri9t.
ein gegen ibn erlaiisnss 3ablunasur-
tbeil tber $21.58 gu @unifen Der Hs.
porter publiibing 60. unghltia gu .r-
tldren. ba es erIangt let, neil ct au:
8srisben teine 8ertbsibisuns sinssrsi4t
babe.
Wiles goble manf9t, bon feline,
Satin gt6eI sei9isbsn su tuerbsn, mil
Der er bon SUM- 1903 Bis gum IL.
au9uft bisies Sabrss In ebsli9er @s.
meini4aft lebte. gr ftibrt in feline,
2la9ei9rift aus, oaB leine gtbsl MIDI
ibre 5ausfraupiii9ten srfhate, fib &C.
uei9ert babe, ibm gHsn su bsrsitsn
unb peri4penberii5 pirtbi4aftete
9lud tphnidt sr, bic Obbut hbsr ba!
Der gbe sntiprOiens, jsBt einidbris
8ndbdsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-22
nnfal le.

% m. Som merfieIb, Elm
2ofomotibfii5rer Der 6. 8. & o.
8abn To. SO Sefferion aOs. tpobnbaft'
fiel our& einen GebItritt bon ieinsr
2otomOtibe unb brad F9 ben arm.
Or. pools bonn Sispeniarium bra@te
ben Werlebten nod ieiner Wobnung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-22

Cine Mn3abl 8iirger Der
prOipsct.Strabs beI9wsrten f9 bar.
tiber. baB bie Snbianapolis & @inein'
nati Sraetion 90. wdbrenb hsr Nrbei.
ten an ben GsIeiien bic 6trabe per-
iptrrs. Die @eieni3afs tpurbe bena4-
ri9ttgt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-22

Ua ME 2pn9, 90. Strabe
unb Observation-Disclosures mobnbnft,
ein IA Sabre altes Wdb&es, uiro bon
ihrsn gltern aIs bermibt aemelbet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-22

- Raudbt bts BONANZA.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-16
NcrLd1laa.

bebtener .Ghon
pithes barn n.<r bic beiben @onmer<
tSI6Isr betm Wneeln ertpifdi; no,
tpge bte ttsfsH CONNER f4rn fir
tsufen 'SG4tt baben; mebr tpie feds
klaustn @tsuern!@-M m ( m n.
vJe, tm G~emsinberatb perbe IDS NAL
Us Spru4e brinsen; 6ts mifsn gu
o9fei6irgtrn err.ount ~perben!@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-16
Wefuuthitd1,

Hrember: .Marum babt cSbr
ban Cure neue 4ir9s ba tpieber
,sheufo atfHmadlos e.5aut tpie BITE alte,
.e boassss Jobr ab~esbrannt iF3"-
Qtnbtimi9 DER: .Ja fpiHen
BET @a9ornder brHben Ii @'meins
,kfspeamd9tts!er, unb Der bat bait
re- @ Stld 4nIlhtstarten bon Der
attn Rss& g'bobt. Dem balm ma
todH' G@a6'n ma1'n tpoG'n, uno
bum 1ab'n ma r haIt tptebsr o
'6autl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-16

profefor: .Qlfo, Sobann.
mean mein. SGrau mad 9auie tommt.
bann fase ihr, bab Id tpesgesansen
BIN upb ben 9ausfdlifel m~ttgenom@
mer Aabe, neil ID ipat mad Sauie
spmaas, arauea @te fi4 has gu
fagsna"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-16
Ser 8raftbetpeis fir bic 9Dtens
zines ieoen Wsam,tes suiro iebt
allen WeGttnerm abIplut
fret sugeiamHt.

RJmmt sur S5ueeno 3urid. $rfft i'll @urem ei9e=
men &6rper bic Strait Der beipunoerungsperien
- aGaner'Wsebistn' Der srosen Snterfate Re=
meop @ompanp-auf oereu eigene l~lnfofen uno
nibt auf Sur
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-16

Nptsr (na9 benz Werbinbtn ftd
peeal bs}sbeah): ueie baben MIR
q Sbr bertebft angendbt, 9err
pettoxl-M rat: .G9ab ntfts,
Aubssbouer, nG6fen Gonntas ptrSs
F IL bod tpteber 'runterseriHen!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-16
Often.

Sic pobnen ia redt biibi9 bier auf
Dem 3anbe, aber etpdS lansipeilig
pirb es fein."-n9oh ni6t; mir baz
ben ia ni9t INNER 8eiu9!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-16
Nm fsr Acknowledgements.

WrtnsipaI (su fAneua r.eusa
AoaHs4s); ~. unh tDenn NAL eth
iiasss NrSuissn abfatut ni9ts paFen.
Dts fafhet u, 70 ssbep gle tbr rur
nos l~1ppuafsabss :. bas paBt ibnen
tnam1!a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-16
0pamaeIttda . Intberttbe ct. SObau.
qe8 @trdie.

gde Ruepas unb Sib-BreiasS traRe.
Spnntaqs,huIe Seben Sounta3
Bormittag UNI 9 ubr.
@ottesbien #: Seoeu Souutas nm
10 ubr 80rmittaes.
Wbeuos @%ottesoien # Seoen
Sunntaa UNI 8 ubr &6eubs.
Seber DeutIdle 1T ber3itb tuiafommen.
Wahuuus 814 SRo'Prefasg trabe.
D. 6artmauu, Batter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-16
srss,sasrsehpn,nss.,

uAls t4 geftrn NIT Baron Dintelz
beiIn Nbss fetne Sitter fpru9, ba tpurbe
r. bel1 blab. ,balb rpt6!"-nDk garbe
7sbta bgS eensses, mas Ct nod tped>
feln fannlI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-16
%amfter.

40 }qan faesn, bob ID orbentlt4
Rss5sttatbet BIN; ID tooIte mt6 fest
ieu uesYer 4lten fneibsn tafen -,
f1fEf Nbbptaten maren nt1t tmitanbe,
tHi6 bon i1r Ios5ubstnsen!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-16

sssat{Rs HABeabe, ,T<r Rntgeber auf
bemF Rdpffafmarttv

WM.<sltdJss 8afa.urserttreffen
0rau CUR reusintrstenben R5,
mi... Wuf esnea ulub t9 Gle auf.
Mssy{dn MAIDEN: nerDDs Fnb MIR beth.
- ID 4rb n,etn Mqnin! -. gr I'll
8pMppHit -, Id malel-R y Tin
.2ea1 srtfft ft6 aber fetn = Id M6te!'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-16
Cos 5liads ne# aaenHea.

y u III III Ter: oWietne etnaise
Greuo' iinb meme Sduloeni -. 9Gtt'
td bic nidt, 10 bGtt' i'd gar nidts!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-16

~ staIf. cement. Sano, Ba6'
fteine, feuerfefte Steine unb TbpA.
Ebeer uno Nspbaltpapier, Dad3pappe.
Tteer unb Nspbalt, Del, Terpentin,
Jarben, @las &c. &c. itets pUrrdtbie
BET 8. G.. Dtelmaau, BOG Oft
Commerce traBe. Niebriee Yreiie.
quite Waare Iutuie quite un6 reelIe
Hnshienung werben sarautirt -
Telepbon 4lg
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-16
@hansrsmuub.

pr tItine 9etmut:
.gIassa, III bsr pnsel Osiu 9r,Ibtra"
IN a m a: ga, netn atHo!1-
AImut: 1&bet tDarum santt Sbr
Qs3 6ena bd ttt&tq"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-15
MISERY LOVES COMPANY.

Oklahoma is not the only place
that has felt the kick nf Cannon
Oklahoma has gone a little further
and been kicked and shot both by the
big gun Of the house. 1t transplres
that His ENcerency Of the White
House knows how it feels. too but
is stll laboring with the insxorable
"Uncle Joe"
Since misery loves company. per
hap9 the explanation OF the situation
given by the 81. Louis PostDispatch
will prove Interesting at this time
Mediation before &c worth a great
deal more than mediation alter g
strike said President Roosevelt 10
a delegation Of labor representative.
Yet there was no mediation Of the
Hon. Joseph G. Cannon's oinno' griey-
ances until the third successive lock
cut had followed the third successive
strike.
The president has finally compro
missed the overshadcwiag question oI
speakership precedence by giving a
special dinner to Mr Cannon. al
which there were no ambassadors
no cabinet officers and 40 Justices O.
the supreme court to claim or appro
urfata hl~her ranl-
Previous to Uncle Joe Cannun's dal
'ho task Of feeding the speaker Of th'
house Of fepres entatives at the pres
dental mahogany seems TO hav'
heen comparatively simple AS the,
were not resiloats ~ Vermilion coun
~. Illinois. Henry Clay and Jane
X Polk ana Howell Cobb and schuy
Ter Colfax and Jan-es C. Blame AM
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-15
NINE APPLICANTS
Many Candidates for Jobs on Bull
Tick B7ard.

Nine applicants have thus far pre-
sented Themselves at the office Of
Secretary Tom Morris Of the Okla
hona Livestock Sanitary comm $.
sion for the four additional positions
Of quarantine inspector, created ua-
der the new law They are d, 5.
Huffman Of Waurika, y. Is. Boxley Of
Hobart. / Outright of Yukon, A. NJ
Mcdonald Of Custer county, Charles
F. Gcrton Of Suvdor. W. z Hall OF
AnadarkO. f. Maple Of Newldrk
Charles Meefs Of Tryon and W. b.
Campbell Of Frederick It is a safe
bet tha; Corton will land, as he has
done coas derable work sor the board
and has rendered good service. Sd
far as the others are ncerned they
seem to he unknown quantities, al
though all are plontifully endorsed
Representative B. b. Bone of Custer
has written a letter endorsing Nc
Donald
The general appropr alton bill car.
ries s1Odea annually for the pay CT
the inspectors. The h,use cut it
down to s7.Ooo but the senate raised
Il to the or ginal figure. and thereby
hangs tale When the general ap
preparation bill was under discussion
se5s raj OF the above named appli-
caats fer INSPECTOR were in the city
pushing their claims They found oul
that he house had cut the tCtal ap
preparation for the cay IF inspectors
and that IN all likelihood 81 O01 woult
not he encugh to keep seven inspec
tors going the entire ycl- Each one
Of the applicants Immediately became
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-15
THE cosr CT coNvlcrs.

The care Of the convlcts of Okla
homa has become exceedingly oner-
Gus and the necessity for locating a
penitentlary within the territory Is
growing greater and greater The
iooner they can be put to some useful
employment the better fer the tax
payers This can easily be arranged
without coming into competition with
FREQ labor by proper egislatica.
The last legislature appropriated
s65.Oe0 for each year. or $4,000 for
lhe two years for paying for keeping
the prisoner. and 5000 for expenses
OF Officers IN transporting prisoners
20 the perlteauary. This raises the
grand total Of appropriations tor the
Two years 10 si4e.0O0 This is a vast
sum. much more than community
cf this size Should be compelled TO
expend for keeping the men that have
violated its laws and forfeited their
liberty Ply proper management the
services Of these men covld he and
hould be made TO pay for their keep
az least in part.
No blame can be attached to the
last legislature fer rs hands we're
completely tied In the matter siaee
the act Of eongcess fo,bids the 10
eating Of e penltehtiary OF erection
Of any buildings. so that nothing could
he done except TO pay the bills, This
viii be changed With statehood anf
constitutes ore very urgent uaasOI
for desiring an enabling sct
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-15

Samuel J. Randall and loh,r e. Car.
isle and Thomas Rraokett Reed mad
crude. not TO say bourgeois. not ons
Of the speakers claims to social prec-
edencc Some Of them. no doubt.
we're more concerned abost TIE cui.
sine than about their rank at TIE
table NJ. Cannon has changed an
that. or his own vigor he las Gle
waited himself to social position
sccord only to the presidents
Now that Mr.. Roosevelt; has hit
up0n the rappy eNpedicnt of giving
special dinner TO Uncle Joe" he
can give a special reception to the
speaker next winter and another
chasm of social cxclusiveuess VII
have been hri6ged.
When the Hon Joserh G. Cannon
attired in a CLAW hammer coat. goes
to the White House he goes a. 4
Visiting monarch. as a coordinate. Co
eGuai sea Of heam. 4 YOU please
and he Is treated accordingly # there
is etiquette to the contrary It is null
and void. tlacle Joe Cannon is his
own etiquette.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-15
ooon cIrY eovrRNMENr-

Those who have had the est IN.
ierests Of this city at heart have been
deeply chsgrincd at the management
Of affairs under the last administra.
tioa Tho resources Of the city have
teen heavily drawn upon aud very
much less than par value received
in return for its cash expenditures
Il was in vain that warning was given
TO the people at election time The
cid city hall gang put on Their limo
cent looking robes and plead for a
hand in exp sndirg the city money
derived from the sale of bonds AMI
from the regular sou7ces and the
special taxes. No need to specify the
result Of the strpendous mistake TIE
people made, for all have only too
sadly realized e. They have levied
tax and tribute on everything they
could get their hands on and row the
people are determined that there
shall be a change in the control Of
city han matters
Thet ths old gang" realize that
they are about to be visited by the
vengo olnce Of an outraged people IS
readily seen from the groups OF ward
politicians 70 be seen at all hours
ever on Oklahoma avenue or at the
saloon bars The people must he
fooled again, aad how? That is the
question. Wen. that is the question.
and the people viii answer 1t to their
complete satisfaction on election day.
This IS a campaign for a good
clean city government. one that will
be strictly bushes. scciabnity and
aoca speeches are all right Int they
don't run a city government the way
the people mean to have the next
one ,un. Now let the old gang
bring on their "vcte-'er-straight" and
"voteas youshot' speeches and watch
something fall ON the SPOT where they
are standing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-15
USEFUL EDUCATION.

Senator Leland Stanford ,nce said
IN speaking II the work Of the great
university which bearss his name: =
would have this institution help to
NJ m-n and women for usefulness
in this nfe by ereasing their indt
,idual power Of production and by
making them ecGd cc'l, sny for them
selves and Others The sentence con
tains a great fundamental truth
wirthy the attention Of every state
seeking the welfare Of its young men
md young women through The me
dium Of its colleges.
Fitting for usefulness is the first
and paramount idea, The education
which is merely ornamental is Of
doubtful vai t.. even as an ornament
The man OF fine ideas, elegant man
ners and eloquent language. unless
he has also some useful thing which
be can do. is not the man the state
had hoped to produce when paying
cut the hard earned dollars Of toll
ers in sustaining educational institn-
lions
The concise language Of the state.
nent does not leave one in doubt as
to how this usefulness is to be Sc
cured. bnt goes straight to the point
III the phrase. by increasing the in
dividual power Of production" Each
man owes to himself and the com
munity in which he lives to produce
fomcthing. No man can he wen de-
yelopv,f that does not produce some
thing OF value both TO himself and
his nelghbor Many men have lived
and are living that are merely con
sumers. but the state has made poor
iayestment il it merely gets learned
consumers in return for its educa-
tional appropriations.
The power Ct production must not
NE general merely. but must he spe
cidc, for n this hlghly specialized
age young man OF woman must
choose some specific line Of Iroduc
tion and bend the energies Of lifs
toward the preparation for and pur
sult Of that lire The state may then
hope to get the worth Of its money in
educating such people
There is a second pnAt brought on
IN the above excellent statement II
the words, good company for them
selves and others" Man - no
merely a machine: he is a living
soul with capacity for inward 10Y anC
endowed with the power OF makinl
others halfy The education whicl
recognizes these two capabilities an,
develops them is worth tho cost.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-15
DuaANT is soomlNe NOW.
Lots Of New Enterprises and New
Buildings Secured.

Durant, {. T., March l5-Mitn.n the
last sixty days Duraht has sat unoat
a 100000 trust company, s5,O0e nur.
sery company $1,000 canning factory.
81 900 mattress factory. Sl,oCG bcx
factory $1,000 broom factory, sl,ooo
poultry farm, S. eco city hall and
fire station and several othe' enter
ri. c- e iniocI -ncc. am Is nov form
ing company to erect modei :
$4,000 brick hotel and t25 600 wagon
factory. There is also a movement
on foot 70 establish city park aai
S6.o0O opera heuse. There are two
applicatiors before the city council
ask Ae for gas franchises m the city.
II e. announced thet Durnt IS to
have the finest equipped post cffice
Indian Territory. with one escep-
tion. beg ming with April is. The
post of ce department ha, closed a
contract with s,eger llros for the
use cf the fine brck bn.ldins at the
corner Of bird and Evergreen streets
for a period Of ten yetrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-15
NO SALARY FoR ASHTON
II Governor SIGNS the Oil lnspse
tion Bill.

F. A Ashton. the territorial oil
inspector win gne himself in some.
thing Of an uaenv'aLls pos tion should
Governor Ferguson sign the Ross
BECKER hi which aholishes the Office
Of oil inspector Under the provisions
Of tho appropriation bill the fund
set aside for the oil Inspectors office
is not to be- used for that purpo=e ia
case the Ross-Becker bill is ap,
proved. That means that Mt Ash
ton will get no salary for the work
he has done since January ] of this
year. unless the next legislature VII
be kind hearted enough to reimburse
him Tor the money lie has expended
and for his salary in -unning this
office.
Mr.. Ashton announced his report
today for the mcnih Of February.
showing 2i5l4a gallons Of oil and
2f.a77 gallons Of gasoline or a total
Of 5.3q4 barrels, inspected There
was received IN fees the sum Of
S552.o5, Of which Sl3S u was retained
by deputies tor salary, aad the sum
Of s4l4O4 was turned by Mr. Ashton
into the territorial treasury,