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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-03
CASE
TO BE HEARD

-, iI,,e. i,isn,l chosen rs Ztllu
elaIhs MI. it as. - attempted de-
PIE - - y of C,i,ina1nan, aud the
por5'eLl .s9 S = he watched with
trlai VIII e .s's 80 10 question IN
nllleh !1set ss - s-sa+ 1ionaent.
vowed - .s.le - 80 TT5ifed states
c, 500 T9orr Caste ordered
S ,59 npiiTe = l9l danarfed 10 the fiowerg
nan i-'it ~, az ~ .,ttorpav took an
ISIiigdol9' pqt lls Iss9 q & Ilsytor,,,s
appeal 70 .eaae r ~ c,aidwell.
court by zN ll .iI 6-ought before
he mater matter vs. ,atio9 10 G,iasli
Judge !1.ly'o % a. az lnp,issioner. on
the action 81 81. ~ l,binese exclils-
me sl e,,.,s ~ 1stitutional. and an
ion act was Ulls1 Ia H. Inc his line
argument was maze iso aIipded
by Air, eal l1t / h - Of the ao-
to the iise1, va. = citizen had been
cused, an Ame err n Cit CIT, ii'''
denied til go, Ils.l, = .i4bo,,+ ,earing
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TAKEN
IN HABEAs CORPUS

W. E. Chiffon, who r}Prasents fhe
legislative inyestigatingl committee
appeared before Judge | DAYTON at
noon Saturday and stalled hat the
committee had reeentlyi dc1ided to
take an appeal form thd dcFsion in
the habeas corpus proc eed1ngs Tor
the release of Judge BSizzard and
C. It. Caldwell, and that ne was
CARRYING out the wishes ri the com
Toitfee in asking for I'D appeal
Judge Dayton announct sd that he
would have no hesitaney n granting
an appeal, as he was as anxious as
any of them to learn yhether ms
;,,jomont was right in The matter.
The appeal was takeE through
Sheriff w. H. Carter, who had the
parties under montreal AZ rest before
they were released by Il le declsIolN
- Tho court Bond in he penalty
of $500 in each case w s required
which was given by Sh$rIq Carrier
with Mr.. Chiffon as SURETY. The
s 9 sTpreme Court of Al pea ), and
it will probably be sevG Pontn'
before the decision will ! dered'
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THE MARSHALS

i. NJ. Kelley, chief; Thomas G
Brady, Dir. NJ. J. Bartlett, Charles
NJ. GAYLORD, w. ri. Cole, w. G. Nor
rison. Owen Kraft W. +. Tate, l.
w. Garrett. s. F. Reed. f. II
Rhodes, Edward d. Reynolds, John
w. Cofrman. r. NJ Donahue, Gus
Smith. w. l.. Geppcrt. l. NJ Kelley
Jr.. and John p. Smith.
The marshals viii all report
promptly at 9 o'clock at the court
house mounted and ready for duty
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SHIRT WAIST DANCE
AIT UNION PARK CASINO

a shirt waist dance viii be given
in the casino at Union park Fourth
of July evening by the opera mouse
orchestra. All lovers Of dancing are
invited to attend and they are assur-
cd of an evening of great pleasure;
Music will be rendered by the fuli
orchestra. The dancing floor Is IN
excellent condition and the casino
is cool and delightful place Tor
dancing. The dance viii last from
s 80 until IL 100 O'Clock. Street
ears will run to the park every 20
minutes.
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&c PATRIOTIC CELEBRATION OF lllEIF EVIDENCE DAY
fired from nortar

fired fron 45ortar
Piece eeyVa1s5Te.
SIN 2-Ib Asts,so;d Rockets.
~ a m c1 AsssEolu iI,miTlations
i f,2-I1iece ssFIeas ~ A nerica.' y
s,hree am 7cys1l7oDS or Whist
IN IN pao,-3 Salti9t
Siv % iraI, 1rhael Rerjeating
SbeTs 81 fro,h mortar.
aSiv IN E nj, Rockets.
"a Pr l tsrr1 49, 5sls.s5 IRound
frbree 2 n y pe1 # sbell Rockets
.I1-T,wo ov+1.o ~ ,l,yos .s,ilprise boxes
10 Two M ~ yH w.t. sFIpee Rockets
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-03
MRS. SARAH MAYSE,
OF LUMBERPOR I, DEAD

The funeral of Mrs Sarah L,
Mayse. Of Iumberport, 4 former
resident of Adamston, took place
from the late home at LuTnberpeTt
Mondny morning mt ten o'clock
Burial occurred in the I. o. o. L
cemetery at IMmbcrport.
Mrs. Mayse died sunday morning
AT one o'clock from acute tuberculo-
sis. She was forty-six years Of age
surviving her are her husband and
one daughter, Mrs, Rosa Platt, OF
Rennsboro.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-03
TWO KILLED
IN BIG FIRE

BY Associated Press.
Birmingham. Ala, July 3-Iwc
firsmen were killed and four injur.
ed today in fire in thu, wlloiesal !
district, which caused a loss OF one
hundred thousand dollars. Ihe
dead arc G.. p. Sprueil, fireman; 4
Hoffman. electrician. Both were
Iilled by falling wall. NJ.
The principal lose : are COINS
81 co. Wholesale groe rics /; Brmln%
ham Paper Co, Johnson 4 PARKS;
broel5rs. and Tyer Grocery 90. 1he
insurance is about slii' S-llNe per e',i''
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BAND CONCERTS

The first event of the Fourth will
be concerts by the Shinn concert
band. the Shinnston band and Johns
town band in the court house SQUARE
commencing at nine O'Clock in the
morning. Following is the program
of the concert to be rendered by the
Shinn band:
sStar Spangled Banner"
March. coax Mount 49,. Lawman
Descriptive Overture, Mill IN
the Forest ........ l1ilenberg
March. 'sDixie Land" 49,. HAYNES
Overture. "Rival" .. Petite
March, .'Yankee Girl" =. Holman
Overture, s'Poet and Peasant
49,. supp
Irish Novelty, shannon +. Willis
Ragtime Melody, Mr. Black
Man. ....... Pryor
@Riding In An Auto Car" Phillips
ssTeasing" ..... Won Tilaer
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The Foot RACE.
BICYCLE RACE.
JUDGE GOFF ABSENT

Judge Nathan Golf will likely not
be among the speakers owing to the
recent death Of X. T. Lowndes Jr
and pressing business engagements
hut other good speakers have been
secured for the occasion, and there
will be no end of patriotic expression
from the speakers' stand.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-03
AN ARNIs7IGE
IN SIGHT

BY Associated Press. 4.
Oyster Bay, July THE resii
dent is making every .effrot to bring
smout an arlnistice between the
beIligrents and the prospects Of snc-
cess are better today than eyer. The
President and party vii Rave to
morrow for Cleveland, AMI all for
mer cahinet officers who served With
HAY are invited at hoRe Try pail
bearers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-03
WEST VIRGIvIANS
IN TRAGEDY

BY Associated Press. 49,.
Chehaslis, Wash, July 81 onaA
Coleman shot and killed ne1gllpor
named Justice today, and then com m
mftted suicide with a rifle 5otn
were West yirginians who came 9ers g
about five years ago. Ihey nae
had trouble for some time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-03
Church Dedication

Bishop w. NJ. Weekley. Of Day,
ton a win dedicate the Duff Street
1Tnited Brethren church in thu
Stealey addition next SUNDAY I no ~
ing at 10 80 o'clock. I there WI. y
an all-day meeting. Every one ~, !
; - to attend the services. INA
building is a handsome frame frame cost
no twenty-five hundred dollars
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TWO SISTERS p
AT The SAME. L!ME

5ou1,le wedding occurrfd ut
~ = b. Hollow boarding house
Saturday evening at eight Q CLOCK
The contracting parties we're MIS-
Ii 2 80 and Earl EVANS, the two
i lc; T. 10 Ie;nr sisters. THE ceremony
DLi !i;s,o, tbe two couples il holy we'd
lock was performed by EKeV' z. 4
81 ~ IA Samston. A nunIbe of fYiends
~ q A. brides and groon4s witty essed
~ ~, III bannv event which -'#as very
pretty.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-03
81 AWSH WOMAN. q
IS ROBBED.

A Slavish woman giving her name
qs ASS. FIecca Ontagario cute
rom Wheeling to Meadow rock
clains to have been robbed ]. the
passenger station here about loon
sunday of SO and a railroad ticket
She stated that she laid the pocket,
book down in the sitting roon and
stepped into the dressing room
Upon her return j, was gone. he
believes some small calored Is
WHO were about the depot stole it
1t was not recovered rnd her distress
was 80 great that n 2 SC was IN, de
I'D to buy her another 5icSet
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-03
THE PROGRAM.

900 3 M-Concerts BY clarksburg First eSmsnJ ana
Joinstown bands Court Square and on stFee's.
1000 MCrand street parade forming Baltimore street.
near passenger depot
113O a. M-Baloonz Fair Grounds anu Doys
bicycle
IL 200 Noon--Bie Basket Picnic
LOO p MFoot rncing girls bicycle and baseball game
200 p M-Slow muIe around the track
2:3o p M-Address by good speakers
$3.50 p M-Taloon athletic tournament ETC. 3
700 p aE-Band concerts Court square
. \, Grand disnlav of fireworks battle Pin
nickinnck, north of Baltimore & Ohio depot
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Underwent Ops

Mrs. C. Butcher, of
who has been very i'll 70
past, underwent a yer
Grafton by Doctors JOiTI +
Fairmont, and John
this city. Sunday.
resulted successfully
tent is now on the r
recovery.
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no Paper Tomorf ~

The Telegram will not issue to,
j, o,row hit viii celebrate the
Fonrth with al 1.-The throngs that are
coming for the big occasion.
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Marriage Licenses

A marriage license has been IS,
sued to II. :, Pool and da r, Craig
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REBEL SHIP
MAY land

Bucharest, July 3-There is said
to be differences OF opinion among
the leaders in the Knaiz Potemkine
whether to land in Ronmania or re-
tnrn aud join their mutinous Rus
sian ships. Perfect Kustenji per.
mitted the mutineers to land and
purchase food. The sailors say the
Black Sea fleet did not TRIP to cap
lure the Potemlline bst the crewa
Of other ships openly reioiced when
Che rebel battleship left Odessa
BY Associated Press.
Washington, u. c., July 3-Gon.
sui Heenau, at Odessa says Georsi
md Pobiedoneastz have been sur
rendered by their crews and are now
in the hands of the authorities.
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WOOD W0RKEI
ON I
D. A Associated Press.

BY Associated Fress.
Chicago, Ill, July B
Wood Workers employ,
liar and office tixtur
struck gar today to enfore
for an advance Of i've s.
as the result of a referc'
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that is scheduled on the program
and has placed the money in the
hands of the committee This is
in addition to a regular donation to
the fund.
TIE FooT RACE.
Among those entered for the two
hundred ya,l dash are Camden Os-
born, Michael Cohen, Joseph Nc
Donald, Charles Gutherie and Frank
Hopkins.
BICYCLE RACE.
The bows bicycle race, one-third
of Il mile, has among its entries
Camden Osborn, Frank Hopkins
and Ralph johnson.
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HAYS BODY
IN CLEVELAND

Bv Associated Press
Cleveland, o., July 3-The body
of Secretary of State John Hay has
,rrivcd here. 1t was escorted to the
Chomber of Commerce rooms at ten
The body Of Mr.. Hay viii be
guarded by Troop A., at the Cham
her of Commerce, but at the request
IF Mrs. Hay the public will not be
permitted to view the deceased.
The body Of Mr.. Hay will be tax
en- 10 Wade cemetery at $3.50 O'Clock
Wednesday morning, where inc
funeral services will be held. The
casket lies on the bier where Senator
Hanna lay in state. The bier Is
wrapped with the national nag
Back of it is a quantity of palms
Bv Associated Press.
Washington, ID. G., July 3-Ph'
President has asked EIihu Root t.
company him to Cleveland to rep
resent the Department of State a
Secretary Hays funeral.
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-07-03

Yotnan Says She Successfully Re-
sisted Assailant Came INTO lies
House When She Was There
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mi 4yERED TO ALL PARTS OF
rITyY BY oARRTERs PRICE
TRY CENFqPEI WEEK.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-15

never allows the grass to grow under
its feet. Oklahoma City has
dug up a get rich quick fallacy.
Oklahoma City will certainly have to
do something now TO get into print,
since Guthrie has secured all that free
advertising through the editors. x
The Guth-ie Leader took especial pains
to chow the editorial gathering a clean
pair Of heels last week. The Leader
is all right Mrs v. E. Kir-
ven who has been visiting the family
Of Dr. Champion returned TO her home
in Guthrie last week. Xxx Leslie
Niblack, Of the Leader, was punched
up on the first section with the editors,
In fact, II could hardly have been call
ed an editorial excursion had Leslie
not been there. The Leader made an
especial spread for the benefit Of our
honored visitors and showed on" Ok
lahoma newspaperdom TO good ad-
vantage
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-15
re TEACHERS POWER.

Silent and unohtrusive forces are Of.
ten the strongest ones The majestic
power OF the sun is as mighty as it Is
quiet. as lifesustsining as it is noise
less BY its brilliance the snow gives
place to the tulip, the icicle makes
way for the honeysuckle. and the
frozen earth gives life to the seed that
Il held in its icy grasp.
without demonstration and devoid
Of noise or glamor, there assembled in
this city one hundred and eighty
teahers 70 spend the month Of June
in consultation and preparation for
their work Of training the children OF
Logan county No brass band accom-.
panied their incoming. none viii blow
farewell at their departure. Their de-
parture viii be as noiseless as Their
incoming and residence have been
quiet and unassuming Yet they 60
forth with the mighty power Of knowl-
edge and quicken into life and light
and growth the child.life of this coun.
ty. The warm sympathy Of the
teachers life is poured out to the long
ing hearts OF the little ones and the
bright light OF knowledge Is impaired
to their inquiring minds. The rosebud
develops into the full bloom rose The
men and women who are TO rule the
next generation receive their ben; Of
mind and take their training The
movement Of the forces are silent and
unobtrusive, but they are mighty and
fundamental Then honor to the hon
ored body Of noble workers. but let
that honor be given IA quiet dignity
as BELTS their own unheralded as
sembly.
Let neither the sunrise. the nooatide
nor the sunset escape the attention
Of him who would know and appreciate
it's beauty. its power and It's worth Let
not the efforts Of the teacher In train
ing the child mind begin, continue ant
close with no word, no thought, nc
deed. that speaks OF the interest you
have in her labors. Rather may eacf
person In this county contribute IN
some quiet way TO make the teacher
feel that her work is appreciated and
LEI the children see that interested and
sympathetic hearts beat In unison with
theirs Our successors are being
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-15
COLONEL oYMoNp
OR oKLAHoMl

FOR OKLAHOMA.
The kind OF gospel that Colonel John
Dymond president OF the National Edi-
torial association, is preaching. Is
making converts for Oklahoma. The
impulsive heart and strong sense OF
justice which are cardinal points In
the life OF Colonel Dymond have led
him TO take up the cause Of Oklahoma
with such enthusiasm and 10 drive
home the bctual truth with such We
hemence that there Is high hope for
Immediate results from his labors
The colonel did not stop with mere
ceremonial promises 20 do what he
could aud other indefinite things said
on the spur Of the moment and then
set the old saying Of 7out Of sight out
oi mind apply Down at Dallas be
took up The theme with equal energy
ara declared that 1T Is the duty of
every patriotic American citizen 10
support stafebo0d for Oklahoma"
With al his eloQuent and ~ fol
oraiory hs drEes ~ ,he' Isl.
ion Almost phg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-15

Burns Hegler. son Of Captain and
Mrs. D. F. Hegler OF this city who
was formerly connected with the
Leader and more recently with the
oklahoman in a reportorial capacity.
has gone TO Kansas City where he will
become one OF the reporters Of the
Journal, Burns is a bright young
newspaper man and has every prospect
Of making a FIRST class news rustler
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-15
SOME NEWS OF GUTHRIE
Items OfInterest Condensed
Something About
Everyone.

Bankers busy as well as the farmers
Council meeting tonight Something
doine.
Sheriff Bart Murphy made a business
trip to Marshall today
One drunk in the police court this
morning, and no fine at that
Territorial Secretary William Grimes
has returned from business trip to
Kingasher
Says the El Rene Democrat: L. j.
sartin court stenogapher, is visiting
in Guthrie today
The Security Insurance company or
Connecticut filed its charter with the
territorial secretary today
Or. Thrower Of Oklahoma City. Of
the h;ssresu Of animal industry, is in
tGuthrie today on official business.
3 Jcs Trevanthan, deputy district
clerk, is attending to business In the
supreme court at Guthrie today.-Ei
Reno Democrat
! Mrs. }. E Dli wife Of the pastor
Of the Methodist church. South. left
this morning over the Frisco for a
short visit with her parents at Seneca,
Mo.
Under Sheriff Bob Myer has re-
turned to the fold Of "Gutbrie's En-
thusiastic Fans" and again wears a
badge Of honor in that magnificent ag-
gregation.
The Guthrie Electric Street Rail
way company has ordered a number
Of trailers to be used on special occas-
ions, They win probably be here for
the base ball game Sunday.
Drs Sexton and Holbrook of Per
l,ins. are in Guthrie today on special
business. They say Perkins is coming
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-15

Passes may go on the trains. but not
al he territorial pie counter is the
doctrine OF Attorney General simons-
Members o. the territorial boards may
ride osItheir passes or not, just as they
like Nj they can not ride on their
passes and draw mileage lheg can
not aelep the fayors OF the railroad
comma ~ and charge them up 70 the
terrlin-L as cash eApended.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-15
WARRIOR OF JAPAN

Colon 0AFhiAN VI SNFAN
al Of a HOME PRODUCT.
Is a mistake 20 attribute tie
The he qualities Of the Japanese sol
nnd sailor to the influences of
II pa civilization or the teaching of
nehubnaries The japanese mind and
der is not a new product In max
wes.o western civilization has played
miss, meagre part National manhood
beartlational character and patriotism
inE ibt things Of few days, or a few
but a but reach back through long
and ne
ere MN the civilization Of the West
years acquired and asea 'stee the
lineades and even aa.ed irfI rtan'
Frc Of government tu RS new
Japan she learned Of Sgl Eaons. Of
scleneI mics. Of battleshipe and fine
ideas and even partook literally of
West S. hut she turned to old Nippon
mechal the men TO man the ships and
rifles. the guns; to hoary Japan for
tecHcrategists and masters Of war. The
to antook what was valuable in the
carry but they grated II onto the war
the sto of their own hardy race. There
men warrant for the assumption that
West ese devotion to country is a
stock planted quality or that his fiery.
Il no nded bravery in following the
Japano's flag is anything but q home
transft Japanese history Is too full
unbow exploits and heroic deeds Of
mikad not to recognize that the Jap
produ soldier and sailor are strict
OF hiets Of the "Flowery Kingdom"
valor just this fact that misled the
anese in judging Of the power Of that
produistern nation, which but yester-
II ihook hands with the nations Of
worldirth and now stands a full equal
far cd Without such men what could
day shave done with his ships OF Nogi
the the cannon-crowned heights Of
Of anArthur? Truly. the Japanese are
Togo herful little nation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-15
- uP Q bid GeronImo al b,

EACE " -. hlu Ati NAiiAo az NAN
Surely the iat he fought desperately
70 , people in defense Of what
tendance ed to be their rights and
against the intrusion of the white man
upon what he very justly regarded as
his native domain. ought not to be
made the occasion of harshness, That
he was desperate, even devillsh, in
his day no one that ever met the old
warrior chieftaln in battle ever denied
He fought the losing fight and is a
prisoner Of war. doomed TO perpetual
confinement on his reservation, but
age has sHnened the supple joints and
tanned the fiery blood He is no longer
an object Of fear who that has Of.
fered his life for a lost cause or barred
his breast to the leaden hail In defense
of i6s nations honor could wish TO see
anything approaching harshness done
"a hat brave old Indian chief 20 mat
ter what were his desperate deeds and
orenses from the white mans stand
point. He has paid hard penalty
through many a long and weary year
and it Is quite possible that the depart
ments at Washington can find some
worse indians nearer home than poor
old Grandfather Geronimo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-15

Governor Ferguson named repre-
sentative list Of citizens as delegates
to the Trans Mississippi congress az
Portland They viii know that Okla
homs Is on the ground when the boys
get there.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-15

Dewirs wich Hazel sslve penetrates
the Pores Of the skin, and by its anti
septic. ruhifocient and healing influence
d subdues Inflammation and cures
Boiis, Burns. Cuts, eczema. Tetter. Ring
Worm ana an skin diseases. A specific
for blood bleeding. itching and protrud-
ing Pnes. The original ana genuine
Witch Hazel salye Is made By - G. De-
witt q Co. snd aola BY q r. Renfrs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-15

Chief Of Police John Gates ard the
entire police department deserve a
great deal Of credit for the successful
manner in which they managed things
during the recent convention Of the
~. F. A. Chief Gates, however, Is a
man who does his duty TO the closest
mark and win have everyons under
him doing likewise.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-15

thirteen colonies at the time Of
Fclution are denied their political
- to participate IN the government
inai siles them. ruled over by gov
th&'si not Of their own choosing and
right by the government without be-
tnsts represented. Colonel Dymond
ernon q serious view Of this and drives
taxed the truth.
ink m his high position as president
tskesl ~ e A. he win be able 20 com
home the attention Of the press and
Ffh of the United States in man
Of th@hich VIII make his words and in
mande particularly effective, and It
peopllh a feeling of sincere gratitude
ner Ihe people Of Oklahoma witness
fuendel Dymond's enthusiastic espous-
L witheir long rejected cause.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-15

The committees that labored so in
cesssntly IN entertaining the editors
performed a notable and highly vaiu-
able service for the city, one that will
bear fruit in years 20 come.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-15

atogs a double play Had he beon play
ing what the fans term the national
game. he would have caught the bail
and the batter only would have been
ont
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-15

Waiter Ferguson has returned from
Dallas, Texas. having gone that far
with the National editors on their "trip.
He reports warm times but says that
All the editors claim that there is no
place like Guthrie, which, BY the way
should make Guthrieites feel highly
elated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-15

As the topmasts Of the ship Of state
appear above the horizon the shores
begin 10 swarm with patriots willing
to surrender their services for the Gus
tomary per diem.