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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-19
AT LINDSBORG
Large Crowds Attend the
Annual Kansas
Festival.

Llndsborg, Kan, April 19.-More than
four thousana pc,sons IRON, AN sections
Of Kansas and oklahoma heard the
opening eoncert OF "The Messiah" az
,he auditorium here last night The spa
cious han was packed 10 the doors
IA,ry seat aas taken and standing room
was at premiun long before the con-
cert opened. The first rendition OF this
The twenty-thud consecutive year OF
"l'he Msssilh" az Lindsborg, was "a sue
cess from every point OF vie~.
In addnion to the oratorio. mnes great
Land was "a feature that exerted "a strong
rover OF attraction. The band arrived
over the Union Pacific from Kansas city
shortly after o clock and the musi-
Clans went immedia'ely 90 the audito-
ddm whore ue afternoon concert was
gNen at O'Clock.
Wichita was wen represented, fully
nve hundred persons attending from that
= city and vicinity When the Santa Fe
eS ursion train bearing the southern
Kansas and Oklahoma crowd, reached
4 here it consisted OF sixteen coaches nlled
10 cyeraowng q Is estimated that there
were thirteen hundred people aboard the
! tiNlitt AfA AAffrN wv iAAttAANt mNAN AA'ft'
Wichita.
Bandmnsier lnncs became popular
with the audience With tho first NUM-
ler ana repeated cncores were demanded
liud eraciolsly given Ia spite OF the
Gct that the musicians had travelled
since 5 O'Clock sunday morning without
"a stop for dnner they gave no evidences
20 being tired. Kig1, the wizard OF the
cwuct as usudh was great fuvorite
llui Fritz Huffman, the tenor created q
perfect storm of applause. This was
Que. in a measure 20 the fact that he
had many personal friends in the audi
eucc who had come from Wichita hi'
FORMER home. 40 hear the ereat tenor
lhe event OF tie day was the evening
F. concert. which marked the opening o
ile Easter week Messiah festival The
4 eject OF six htudred voices. AN orches
: ira of eighty pieces and a pipe organ
IgNing Che magnificent ohoruses Of Han
leers greatest of omtouas. is sublime
h i.indsbore and the faculty OF Bethanl
\ couege may well he proud OF this even
n musical circlcs OF the west There d
nothing 20 equal d anywhere n th
= United States, Tor years of study an'
constant rehearsal i.aNc ioade The -;.5su
work absolate,g grfect.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-19
SLAIN BY HIS STEPSON
Tragedy Enacted OF Depot
Platform in Presence of
Train Passengers.

Maud. OKLA. April 1o.-When the
..l<aty, passenger train. east bound,
t..,ehed Maud az 10 O'Clock yesterday
mornirg ihe passengers and "a group OF
icopia az the station Witnessed drama
nom real life that ended IN tragedy.
AIRS T. W. Hines. accompanied by her
,lehtesn-y ytar-oid son, Len Flynn. was
as the depot and started to mount the
platform Of the passenger coach. Her
f.isnand WIS there nnd appeared TO be
.nfoxioatsd lie was qamreling with
htf and the boy and attempted to pre-
vent them from taking the train as they
Gtslgtd
Afier several attempts the woman
nnaily got around Hines and stepped
upon lhe platform Of the car The boy
was about 10 follow when Hines ran
p, 10 hsm and struck hum with an um-
t@na. lie was about 10 strike The boy
.nin with his nst when young Flynn
dfsU a pistol and tired upon him. The
t.dict struck him in the lit slice Of bis
chest FLYNN fired again. the second
si,oi striking Hines In the back. The
hitter ZEN TO the depot platform.
As Tie train VAS sowing on the boy
frlNNnN UIoh tue FtAtthAHi AhN 1'ttiN
dia aothcr. They went o konowa, where
nc boy went to j telephone Office and
calling up he sherin ~ Wewoka. ad-
Visad the Officer So 20 what he had done
an requested the officer 20 come and gel
MIN.
Il appears that Hines. who was pro
p,4eior "a the sleuc hotel, had been quar-
rehng with his wife and stepson for th'
Tast month ara Tor the past week h'
Lad been drunk almost continuously IA
iii. condition ne was very abusive
THE woman and her son told me that h'
liad recently made IN attempt TO kil
ucm both, and had frequently threat
encd their lives Trims OF living viii
fia. ana much afraid, they resolved g
Ifayc him. and went 10 the train for tha
Purpose. and Hines had endeavored q
prevent their departure.
- W. Hines, the man who was kille'
Is. his stepson, was 'he proprietor OF th
Maud hotel and was well known in tha
locality lie was about foiy-two year
o, age.
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on the manifestations of friendly dis
position at Washington.
The Novoe Vremya, discussing the
question of foreign sympathy remarks
upon the distinction between the atti-
tude OF the government and peoples, the
French masses. FOR example, earnestly
desiring a Russian victory while the
trench hnenciers are doing everything
POSSIBLE to bring about the conclusion
cf peace. In the United States, the pa
per adds. the people appear TO be hos
tle hut the government is friendly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-19

Oklahoma City Henry Aroustein, shaw
nee; e. W. Mllburn, Tecumseh; II a..
Thompson 1ulsai G.. w. Hulme,
Weatherford J.. a. Dustman. Grand
turids Miohl Chnmcey owen. Tulsa;
Andy Anderson. skedee, r. G. Block
Darlington; A. J. Hargrave, Geary; f.
S Puliam. Coyle; John c. Hughes. Ok.
lahoma Ciy; j. S. Eaton, oklahoma
city. o. W. Williams. Oklahoma City.
a. H. Raedtt,r Chandler; Richard
Thatcher. Edmond; $. A. Strader. Car
ney, 6 :. Page, Carney. e. r. Edwards.
Morrison; W. S. Bradley, Hennessey,
$ IT, Harris, Perry; Alexander Sander
son, Crescent city; II. A. Decker. Chick
asha l. Walter Mathews Mulhal
T. +. Coli..-, Jefferson; A. NJ Tate,
Dnnessey; W. p. Gri'nn. Iiennessey; E.
j. Maple, Naylna.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-19
AmsslcAN LEAGUE
washInason. 1. Boston. Q.

Washington. Z; Boston, 0.
Washington, April 1S-Boston's errors
ia the opening inning gave Washington
Its first game Of the season. II was a
pitchers battle. with the odds In favor
OF Winter. who allowed Only one scartch
hu. Continued cold weather kept the att
tendance down TO 400 Score.
Washington ....t 90 o q q o 0'--t 3
Boston .........O 600 90 o o 90
ratteries-wolf ana Sittredge; Win
ter and Farrell
Phnsdelphla. April l9.-New York
Philadelphia, no game yesterday; rain
At Clevcland-Cieveland Detroit game
postponed. cold weather
OTHER GAMES.
Madison, Wis, April 19.-Wiscousin
g. Michigan. 4.
Philadelphia. April 19.-wmiams 8
Pennsylvania. 6--ten innings.
The Topeka bunch win be known e
,he fans ais the white sox' haviui
tnus named themselves.
Grantand Rice figures that fifteen bi
league teans spent over $1,000 in IN
land OF cotton this spring
Mike Llnch, the Pirate twirler eN
rects to be lawyer some day and put
in al bis spare time in studying Black
stone.
frank sclee the Chicago maEeger. be
lloves that bowling is poor exercise fC
BAH players. Interest in the gam
however is increasing in the ranks {
the players
John Anderson and Dave Fultz al
fighting II out for the position OF utilii
outnelder OF the New York American
gl,e loser viii be ood man for SON
us league team
Van Dent. the New England leagt
riayor, now with the Browns has bee
doing splendid work in the outfield
IN the spring series. lie Is doing III
work with the stick also.
IajOio thinks an other teams ha'
strengthened. but he believes the tea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-19
WORKING THE DEGREES
Scottish Rite Masons Enjoy
ing One of Their Most
Successful Reunions.

To-day is the record day OF the Scot
ush Rite reunion, and the city is swarm
lng with members Of the order from an
PARTS of the territory.
A large numter arrived IN the city to-
day among them large number Of
candidates who viii take the work dur
ing this session.
This morning the fifteenth and six
t,,nth degrees were rut on. and from the
seventeenth 10 the twenty FIRST this
.ft,rnoon. The evening session win be
taken up aith the degrees from the
twenty-second 10 the twenty-ninth, in
elusive. vRMl
v G. Guss has charge OF the work.
che fourth so fourteenth degrees Were
bad yesterday, the morning, Afternoon
and evening sessions being taken up with
inm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-19

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When a woman becomes nervous, suf-
fers from backache, sleeplessuess, a gen
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dragging-down pains, she turns to the
right remedy. She is positive she can
get relief and assistance from Doctor
Pierce.
Backed up by over a third of century
of remarkable and uniform cures, a rec
ord such as no other remedy for IL dis
eases and weaknesses peculiar to women
ever attained, the proprietors of Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Prescription now feel
fully warranted in Offering to pay S5oc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-19


General Hardy. secretary of the kaw
mdan ageney az Washington. is among
thc candidates Of This session. He rs
tho oldest alan Ou yoars) on the list,
having passed his ninety-nrst milestone.
The spacious Guthrie temple Is eXcit-
ine the usual admiration and favorable
comment
Each day promises 10 be more suc-
cessful than the One previous.
the aIaunday-Tnursday feast is the
principal event 90 this session The
members look forward with pleasure 70
the Thursday eyeaing session.
Jason Eaton formerly OF Guthrie but
who now resides az Oklahoma CITY is
singing la the temple choir.
The Masons greet Miss Ethel Ogle with
genulne admiration She has won their
hearts by her music on the pipe organ.
lrof Zen kennesscy OF Tonkawa the
clever impersouaesr VINO has made him-
SER known through his eNuuordlnary
talents, b. one OF che Class taking tho
uok
enc followins Is a partial lisi Of the
visiting Masons
Charles ~ laskson Knghsheri "a
NJ Sturgeon. Hennessey. u. r. Wnet0,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

G b. scott Of ST. Louis is Guthrie
visitor.
THOMAS p GoicomanL editor of the
Sulphur Post is .n The city on business.
T. Cook representing the Southwest
News company Of Kansas city was
herl last night
caudo a Kerr tpveiins salesman
for Arnold. constable q CO. Of New
york was 40 the city
D. AZ landes, with the Schneider
Arels company selling sporiing and ath-
iaic goods is ia the city.
iwars W. White president of the rer-
rlofiu foard OF AFdcuhure. is in the
CHS attending mpeiins Of the board
ra Geia me handsomo and popular
sai'na irsrei.ng salesman, IS in enc city
iie may conclude 10 locate nd 80 into
traiaess win heiniz Baun
Charles stnssn, ihr wen known imv-
eiins saiesmln bias teeu very seriously
if vah tonslius "a DIS home. 2i2 Ease
lssDle avenue. but is now considerably
inpfoFed
County Superintendent q S. Derrick
rpaifaed today from trip % Okla
bona ciiy snd Edmcad. where he hps
on investigating me schools re-
visited tho high school in Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-19
NATIONAL LsAous


eoston. April ie-'rhs Boston Nae
lionais opened The season yesterday hy
defeating Bsooklyn Youns pitched h's
initial game iu this City and nndc e good
impression. striking opt six men and
kc,pins the visitors hits wen scattered
Attendance, 1900. Score.
store RHE.
Boston ...,... 10 0'-i ? I
Brooklyn ....-Z 0o.oo % o--2
Battenos-yoang and Needaam Me-
Inipro aud Ritter
Summary Two-basc hits. Tenney
1oung Bases on bans OF Youne, Al
cn Mcintyre /. Struck OUT By Young
o.. by Mcintyre. umpirts: Bauswin,
anu Emsle.
Kew York, April 10 New York-Phna
dephia game postponed yesterday on oc
count Of raiu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-19
WAY MeoulRE LEFT.
ssiutou Of veSine Question BY FATTY"
Smith.

"Fatty Smith has solved a question
which has been bothcring politicians as
Il why Congressman Bird $. Mcclure
islt iha territory while President Roose-
Welt WIS here
a local politician approaehed smph
today ana s,a u would luxe TO know
Mhy Mcclure LETT while Roosevelt was
here
rhats easily enoush answered re-
riieJ smith amy school boy ought 20
luaw hat
Wen you're SO id smart p answered
ihe hisf politician Just Ten ME whS
be ief
because" and Smith began TO edge
safely away didn't Prcsident Roosevelt
anrounce fhat he was coming 70 Okla
i.owa 70 hunt wolvesg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-19
soARp OF AoalouLruaE.
Holding Meeting Toeay IN Secretary
Thoburn's Office.

The Territorial Board Of Agriculture
met this morning in Secretary Thoburn's
cfiice and are still IN session. The en-
mc board are present and considerable
business affecting territorial agriculture
Interests win be done
THE regular details which come be-
fore the board win be considered, includ-
ing the nursery inspection law, which
is the most important.
The members of the board attending
:he meeting are Ewers white Of Nc
Loud. presGefit: r. Kleiner OF Wheat
htnd. Horace j. Newherry Of Lone Wolf
H. t. AiKius OF Nedford. A. S. Hankins
cf .Alva and W f. Fullerton of Olustee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-19
From a Baseball Standpoint

IS now ripe for takins pennant %
cleveland with some ieaiH work it is
possible TO 40 SO this ycf.
The distance 10 the lcft field fence at
ii.e Cleveland ban p.trk has been shor
tened. 70 is hard to See how Laioie ana /
some of the olubs other smseers can /
rn anythuy bat home runs to left this
year.
Elmer Flick holds the long distance
running record among the Cleveland
pstyors Nlnson. one of the new players,
uought he was the better man, but "a
run from the Atlanta Park TO the hotel
convinced him Of his error
Hickman is to give tryout in the
Irisht reid ty Detroit instead Of at frs,
base. out there seems 60 Zoe some doubf
ulcut Dis beins kegt lie IS not in good
condition yot and mis- erist is troubling
him considerably
William and Jack Lynch two brothers
who aspired to play league base ball
and we're "tried out" by Topeka were
lei out There recently a verdict OF the
leachers did tho work. The Lynch
boys are oklahoma products and ai-
though they play fair ball, the company
Wns TOO fast for them.
Saws the Ollatoman. on April 28
, tlc Nets viii make tour Of the sever
al principal towns Of Indian Territory,
Nmila ana Tulsa Then returning home
90 open the season with the Topeka
tc,m on April %. The team nt present
H. in the pink OF condition and II none
% of its members get hurt or enter the
hospital list before the season opens
e vii. enter tne pennant race in good form
tor q winner
b The more perfect control pitcher en-
lioys the greater his results. The fac
l,tLat Chesbro insists that he can CON
5. ucl the "sDit bali" while other pitchers
Iunun their inability o do much with II
intrely seems TO demonstrate that IN,
o star pitcher Of the Higllan iers hal
e learned how to pitch propens bal
sllghtN moistened on tlse surface, am,
the other follows haven't When the
% learn to dc the same thing the "spi
II ban may become just ns common al
the ordinary outcurye.
ono Of tho most difficult plays to pu
fs OF IN a game in which a ban Is hit {
TIC nrst baseman and the pitcher cover
the bag to make the out There ar
several matters attending that nlway
make it a dangerous one. In the frs
place, the pitcher is usually runnin
Y v'hen the ball is thrown. and nine time
cut Of ten II is necessary for him {
CraD It with one hand. Added TO thi
lie generally crosses the hag at rigl
angels TO the runner. who IS liable
re collide with the twrlcr al any time.
The governing board Of the class A a
'0 lance OF minor base ball league form,
at Chicago several weeks ago. met
Columbus sunday. No information col
ue corning the session was given out O.
en- cept ;hat the Organization had be-
IN completed. rhere were present Geor
no Tebca OF Louisville. Manager stallin
OF Buffalo. President Bryce OF the CO
unbus club OF the governing board. al
ye Howard g. Grimths OF Jersey city, tn,
'n lcsul adviser.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-19
LIKE ATTITUDE OF vulrso'srArss
Russia Takes But Little Stock in Pop
ular Sentiment.

ST. Petersburg. April ia very
marked change m tone towards the
Cni,ed States is noticeable In the news
rnpers which usually voice the opinions
of the government, many OF which dwell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-19

physician. In such a case they can put
perfect confidence Ia DR. Pierce, who
has made such "A success In the treat.
ment cf woman's diseases for he viii
give you the very best advice possible,
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cures nervousness, nausea and sleeplcss-
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and. passing through change Of life, It
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cHy and says ,hnt &c is AN excellent in-
sntation. Mr.. Derrick uiso wns wei
nloascd with the Edmond school lie
says that the wheat In Odahoma county
is looking fine.
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The Kind Our Mother
Used to Take.
IT Was The Best Prescription
Then rs NOW.

the old days Il was come
times considered fashiona-
able to be delicate, pale and
with an inclination to faint
at the least provocation. It
is different now. America
is raising a strong race-a
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CT the weather.

CT the weather.
The Guthrle police have the spring
house cleaning fever and are making II
hot for the hobo ara rough-neck
With the present prospects for Inn
rrovements Guthrie promises In few
ears to be the most beautiful city in
tie Southwest.
The new city council viii hold us
FIRST complete session tomorrow night
Il is quite probable that some appoint
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Strictly Up-to-Date Vehicles Harness
and Saddlery. Our styles comprise variety from
which all buyers may select TO their exact liking,
You may be sureof thoroughly reliable goods
when you buy on. work and also be sure that you
get value received in quality and workman
ship for every dollar you invest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-19

While the late SHOWS ana heavy frosts
iHNe u,iued the frm crops Of the norti
and oast Qkiahona has escaped SO fn
and MID have lots Of cherries. plums
pples aud berries
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-19

The work on number Of buildings
about town has been delayed on account
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-19

For a nice, refreshing drink, drink Fai-
staff beer.
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nfARRrRn woMRN

should have a medical book handy, for
knowledge is power. A standard work
is the Peoples Common Sense Med
ical Adviser, by r. V. Pierce, M. p.
Send Al one-cent stamps for the cloth-
bound book, or 2I cents for the paper
covered volume. Address DR.. f. V.
Pierce. Buffalo, N. ".
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nents win be made.

ments win be made.
This cold wave can'l last forever. the
rext warm spell" Will be long one
and a number Of new residences VIII
so up-likewise the thermometer
The Elks viii give a dance end lunch
con Thursday night az the hall on East
oklahoma averue. An members ARE ur-
gently requested to attend with their
ladies.
Enr nice. rafreshlna drink. drink FaI-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-19
CITY BRIEFS.

The success Of the consistory meet
ngs is due 40 league Ray.
Preparations are being made for the
Installing Of more electric lights.
Ira Lcngaker and Dr Hirschi are in
terested in seeing that the Elk's dances
arc a success.
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1.-THE IMPLEMENT, VEHICLE AND HARNESS CORNER"

Our Stock of Spring Work for 1908
Largest lne # unde in Oklahoma
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rrof Zen kennessey or ronkawa. the
clever impersouatsr wao has made hlm-
SER known through bis extraordinary
lalents D. one OF che Class taking tho
Nufx
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William and Jack Lynch two brothers
who aspred to play league base ball
and were "tre5 OUT by Topeka were
lei out There recently a verdict OF the
hcachers did tho work. The Lynch
boys are oklahoma products and al-
though they play fair ball. the company
Wns TOO fast for them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-19

The Masons greet Miss Ethel Ogle with
Uenulne admiration. she has won their
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-19

Jason Eaton formerly OF Guthrie but
Who now resides az oklahoma City is
singing in the temple choir.
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q b. scott Of ST. Louis is Guthrie
visitor.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-05
z y VI z l'l-dlIl * y
|HEN.AYOR
TIA SAs FEW SMALL CASES TO DIS
Sc OF HIS NC RNlN 6.

Ed / McLears was placed in the dock
this morning to answer The Mayor.
HeSwas3 charged with being drunk and
8disorderly. Early Sunday morning,
Clear became boisterous in Roush's
boarding house, where Officers Bar
$tholow and Fleming arrested him. He
pleaded guilty and was fined 81, which
The could not pay. He was .remanded
Jan.
Lucy Wallace, charged with keep
ling 81 bawdy$ house on Jefferson street,
was brought before the court, but was
dismissed for the time being The
n Mayor has her case under adyisement,
Ed Breeder, who is persistent in
Keeping dogs without having tags for
them will be asked to comply with
the ordinance Sof the city or to dis
/, pateh his family Of CANNES.