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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12
The Third Strata
D. .FATIMUS SMITH MADE
PRESIDENT
Harmony Prevailed at Or
ganizatiOn-s Important
Committees.

Oklahoma legislature perfected its or.
ganization yesterday afternoon and
nut its straw foot down. ieaniug IN an
attitude " anout a. degrees toward
Right anC &c degrees toward a ma
hoganv punch bowl. Ex-senator Brod.
oau. Of Poaca, called the bunch togeth
az promptly at : D. M and Vhen his
gayel crashed down upon empty beer
kog the bung hole whistled 9 lullaby
lsn Dnfgs prayed antil his risn mus
tache stuck rp. Ike q hornOecry bush
glasses we're apparently empty and
candidates for The various offices be
gan 90 scramble lte the eggs one Duys
at hennery
But whae there we're sueszirg
snoring. swearing tearing ald Ho-
icsitic pandemouiun1 ile marble
broast of the sweet goddess Of har
mony gaze hrillionoy and fervency to,
he OCCASION
At each corner Of The oxquisitely
decorated hall were .he dags OF The
various nations and frequently one
could see thc nag OF Japan. China ond
7 Arge1due Republic with their reptit
iau emblems.
ii consumed no small space Of sine
for Chairman Blaaball To corral the
rambling dreams OF the hungry aud
thirsufed horde Joseph the Car.
penter had wail,cd Ia however, aud
repaired Brodhal'7 gaycl four times
and put ou am iron facing and a
iealed handle. Like Texas steers they
milled unul they saw he gbt,eriue
ho-1s of thclr leadc IN the instan-
taueous fash of the lightning and as
the thunder pealed and the walls of
the executive chambers trembed alb.
solute retticense was cas- over every
dear little brain anu all eyes gloateG
~ cupidlc rapacity toward Brodball
Gentlemen" spake The COMPASSION
ote cactus of Ponca. "we nave come
here to DO This business up in drst
class style. want 10 say TO- you in
ALI candor ana fairness to your bipei
that holds sway ever regions far dov O.
mat YOU could command no more hon-
: orable position than TO be apsh MEM
her OF this sparkling and splendiferous
e aggregation OF lords.
i I'VE are lords. Yes, we ne Che
3 .ruers over an that lows and oll that
. grows rbe rose-who bnows?-tha,
8 arows En- a pose on tine nose OF a Nnol.
may nave one sweet goot secret
no reveal 10 as oyon trough the prick
Iv pears of she eighth legislative as
&. sen bly, smell in strata of ah above ms
, M & onr duty 20 act promptly on
an matters per,ainius 10 our inner
D man as well as lie best Interests 9i
+ our frieni with an ompty purse
D Now. what is the fucther pleasure
3 of ihe honse2a
Iulee Goodrich having recently
+ been elected 10 scat in ths lssemb-
Ilace unfolded himself and spake thus:
VI I've ought to get down To husiness
Tie uaqe swiyellei.
1nclo Bul Cross suggo.tel uat tLe
,gIcor Ne elected ana rhe commit
Itaes annotated imucdately. The
.'Iishtning payod fanasticaHy round
aboa. and once more tha Thunder
slsateI In musical Vibrations .hroucl o
Ir,,bnood yaeum TO thc ralume drums
.t,Io ,f tt. lisfrnirs r.,f
thousand.
b ANA when Pie atmosphere wns clae,
d lfded ana silence releucd once more
.|ba uan.es of Lae successful oTce's
d Land tre auuHnsed Committees we're
.-,,r-..d rms is t1s l.sl .ha. was
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12
Bought chamher.sin's Cough Remedy
and Sent IL to Friends.

Mr.. F. W. ' Fletcher. a druf gist in
Victoria, Australia. says: "A customer
of mine. was so pleased Will Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy, which she had
used for her children when sucering
from colds and Group. that during a
fortn'ehts time she obtained at my
shop, nine bottles. which she cent 10
her friends in different parts of the
state. telling them now much good it
had done ami advising them 20 give it
triai." For sale by ]. n. Wallace,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12

Contain Mercury.
as mercury vii, surely destroy tle
sense 81 smell AND completely dermge
MIC whole system whom entering ID
through the mucous ufacos. such
articles slnuld nayor be used except
i on prescriptions IRON reputable physt
clans. as the damage mes WIZ do q
ten fcii 10 the good You can possibly
derive fsom lhem HaE's CaWrrh cure
iaauufactpred by F " Cherey & Ca.
Toleio. a.. contains no mercury enc
is taken Internally acting lirectly up
on tho plood md mcogs surfaces ot
the system In buYpg Hairs cowTh
Cure ne sure you gct ihe genuine. d
Is aken Internally ami made In TO.
ledp ohio hc Il. j Cheney & Co.
Testimonials free.
SOLD hg lucgisls Pr,ce 7jc. pet
bottle
rsr Halls Family rms COR con.
aagaaon
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Whelssals House 90 Anadsrko BOB.
ssd Of Potatoes and Apflss.
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V'Passenger train. Caly exceot
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y. Hc -iMls mith nre'itt o.
T-c'hat president yra ter
tne.c PAL .ccss Sc .evaataroHF
canlair aokso- ss'soa s-se2nt-
Ntarm
r. " Jc2oJs clle o.aaE
Al uowspappr maa assistants.
Ben BeHsey. readiug clerk.
The following are the 0hairnea of
The various committee, he most tm-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-09

He would hold one Of these punches I'm
his hand and offer It 10 passers-by In an
offensive way muttering: please help me,
kind people; am very rich; take this
little gift and make me happy"
That Mr.. Pocketfller was a nuisance OF
the most irritating description could not
be denied Women gathered up their
skirts and swept dsdainfully past; busy
merchants elbowed the millionaire con
temptuously aside, street urchins thumbed
their noses at him. and one fat-necked poll
tician into whose hand Mr.. Pocketiller at
tempted TO thrust a package OF bills was
thrown into such a rage that he not only
hurled the money back In the millionaire s
face, but followed IL with fstful Of silver
coins which he pulled from his own pocket.
where II was noticed that people kicked
them into the gutter like scraps Of orange
peel. The very idea OF money had been
rendered distasteful to the populace by Mr..
Pocketfllers presence and his insoleut be-
havior.
The Millionaire was finally taken into Gus
tody, much 10 everybody's relief at the in
stance Of a well known clergyman Rev.
SANITY LOngface OF Brooklyn, who deposed
that Mr. Pockethller had rudely offered him
10000 for the foreign mission fund. After
listening 10 the testimony Magistrate Nc
Shamrock promptly sentenced the prisoner
10 hard labor for life at Is Broadway, with
the injunction that he must not cease 20 let
his wealth accumulate.
Il have no patience vita thasa unameri-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-09
GOING AWAY FOR THE SUMMER
Have The Bee Mailed to You.

can notions" remarked the magistrate.
What would this country come TO II our
capitalists persisted in giving away even
small fraction OF their fortunes without ex-
pecting something in return? 1t will be
gloomy outlook for the future OF our mag
nihcent trusts II such things are suffered
10 continue. Public sentiment demands
that this donation business be stopped here
and now. / understand that this is not
Mr.. Pocketnller's first offense, or / should
have let him of with a term in the United
States senate"
A brief interview was subsequently grant
ed with Mr. Pockethler at cell No. %. The
prisoner looked cheerful despite the oner-
Gus conditions Of his sentence. Il cannot
account fer my remarkable lapse" he said.
Il am told / have been occasionally taken
with similar Ats before, though this Is tho
first time I was dragged into court for H.
The public seems 20 be getting unusually
fastidious nowadays. i am sincerely sorry
for what 7 have done and trust that the
wholesale austerity OF life in this institu-
ton and close application TO business will
make me better man"-Hew York Life.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-09

At the urgent request OF the St.. Joseph
Rowing association the Council Bluffs Row
ing association will send boat 10 ST. 10
seph next month for a series % races. The
Missouri racers were not satisfied with the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-09

The attack by President James Of the
University OF Illinois upon college athletics,
to be followed by statistics, has drawn out
these comments from the heads Of leading
institutions:
Harvard-I think the statement is too
sweeping, said President Eliot lie proua-
bly, referred to some concrete cases and did
not intend to apply the statement gener-
ally.
Depauw-Athletics must have a moral
bearing; their purpose must be to train our
young people to play the game OF life IN
a fair and honorable way.
University of Iowa. would say that
there are no more fatalities from heart dis
ease than would be natural in the same
number of men anywhere, said President
MacLean.
Purdue-I presume President James has
been collecting facts on the subject and
that his statement is simply foTerunner
of statistics he will publish later. 1t Is
absurd for anyone who has not made a
study of the subject to verify his state
University of Pennsylvania-To say that
hard training by athletes breaks them
down physically and that they never
achieve any great success mentally IN
after time, is TO my mind the result OF the
selection of altogether exceptional cases.
dean of the graduates school, said that he
thought the question at least debatable
one and, Judging from his own experience
with athletes, would make more serious
BrowR.-.Presdent William H. p. Faunce
said ut is a fact that the average foot
ball player has no time or strength for
study during the foot ball season and sac
rifces himself intellectually to the success
of his team"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-09

The wonder OF the Western league Just
at present is Frank shugart at second
for Des Moines, This old pal is playing
just as he did in the good old days OF SO
and 30. when he broke into the big league
We all thought he was all in when he
left Omaha, and he sure did look like a.
His work with Des Moines last season was
such as made everybody smile when they
thought how Rourke had goldbricked
Homer by giving him shugart for nothing.
Rourke was TO have had Undertaken Quinn
OF st. Louis TO play second in return for
shugart but Quinn didn't come. and so
Rourke got nothing for Shugart, and most
OF the fans thought It was a good deal at
that And here is Shugart playing second
like a Dunlap or a Pfefter and batting like
a Sam Thompson or a Dan Brouthers. That
just shows how much there is in Osler's
idea OF chloroforming a man when he gets
beyond CO.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-09

showing that they made az Manawa IN the
recent races and have signihed their inten-
ton Of challenging again for the cup. They
also desire that the local boys shall pay
them a visit to give them chance on their
own waters, and the Council Blufs crew
have accepted the invitation. A crew Will
be picked to go 70 st. Joseph to see n they
can repeat the performance OF Lake Man
ava. Several informal races have been run
at Manawa since the visit Of the st. Joseph
crew aud considerable enthusiasm has been
worked up over the victory scored and the
hope Of repeating the dose.
-
The building is in sight for the Omaha
Rod and Gun club. which is TO be built at
Cut-OT lake on the grounds Of the Court
land Beach association. SUFFICIENT money
has been raised by the building association
to warrant It In going ahead, and bids will
be asked in the near future. A building to
cost at first about 5000 will be constructed
west Of the pavilion. and every inducement
which the Beach management could offer
was given to induce the club to build on
the association grounds. All Of the mem
bers of the club will be admitted to the
enclosure free, together with their families,
and special concessions have been given In
the matter of boats for the benefit OF club
members The location will give an en-
closure and protected space for sailboats,
and the Beach management will offer no
objection TO the club members having all
the boats that they wish Since the organ
izatlon Of the club the prospects for fishing
in these nearby waters were never better,
and all seem to be lending a helping hand
20 make Cut-Oh lake the best bass grounds
In the country. State Fish and Game
Warden O'Brien has stocked the lake twice,
last fall and this spring and has promised
to keep 1t stocked as long as the sclub will
furnish protection against the seiners, The
county has voted to give $25 per month
toward paying the salary Of the deputy
game warden who will patrol the lake at
| night and who has authority to arrest and
prosecute any and all who violate the fish
ing laws.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-09
TRIALS OF A MILLIONAIRE
Sentenced 10 Life imprisonment for
Trying 90 Give Away
His Money.

John d. Pockethller, the notorious multi
millionaire. was I'm Magistrate Mcsham-
rocks court IN New York recently on the
charge OF trying 70 give away money on
the street corners. II appears that Mr.
Pocketfller. disguised with a chestnut Wig,
stood on the sidewalk at busy downtown
corner carrying a large sack hllad With
bank bills done up In punches Of 500 lch.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-09

Charles and George soules. the pair OF
motor car drivers from Toledo. have been
rising In the estimation Of racing follow
ers in the last two weeks. because Of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-09

their excellent work In the track events %
Chicago, Boston. Milwaukee and Hartford.
At Chicago Charles soules with a forty
fve-horse power racer won the event for
one-minute cars on both days. At Hartford
he supplied a mile in 1.O2 while at Hart
ford. with a thirty-horse power stock car
he won what Is considered by experts 10
be the best automobile race ever held In
this country. 1t was a fite-mile affair,
with the Soules brothers. and Eddie
Bald, the quondam bicycle champion, as
starters. At no time during the journey
we're the cars more than a length apart,
and It was only on the last lap that Charles
Soules showed his reserved speed and won
out by a few lengths, with Bald second.
and George Soules third.
The hour record in bicycle racing has
again been broken, this time by Basic De
Gugiard, who raced in this country few
years ago. He Travelled 50 miles, l,5n
yards, in sixty minutes.
.
Iowa is out with an early howl in re-
spect to it's football team for next fall
and It may be that the boiler is on the
square. Several hard games are scheduled
for early in the season. Stages team be-
ing scheduled for October and the Goph-
ers for October p. Many Of the veterans
nave left and the new conference rule as
to first year athletes will bar all new COM
ers next fall. There is no available ma
terial in the university to take the pace
Of the outgoing men. The football seized
ule is as follows;
September 26-Coe, Iowa City.
september S0-Monmouth, Iowa City.
October 4-Augustana, Iowa City,
October 7-ChIcago, Chicago.
October 14-tarinnel.
October 2l-Minnesota, Minneapolis.
October &-Normal, iowa CITY.
November 1l-Des MONIES coIIege, Iowa
City.
November 1S-Drake, Iowa City.
November 24-Ames Ames.
November 30-St. LOUIS university, St
Louis.
Trainer Jere d. Delaney, who has been
called east because of his fathers death
will not return to Iowa.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-09
URTCSOL
Rheumatic Specific.

Kidney and Liver Stimulant.
The most Successful Remedy
before the public. Does not In
jure the Stomach. Call for Free
Booklet on Treatment and Diet
for rheumatism, at Sherman &
Mcconnell Drug Store, 18th and
Dodge Sts., or drop a postal to
URlCS0L CHEMICAL COMPANY.
23rd and Grand Ave, Los Angeles, Cal.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-09

A small man is sometimes big nuisance.
Many patent leather shoe covers
cloven hOof.
No man or woman is ever good just for
the fun OF the thing.
Perpetual motion ana the north pole re-
fuse 70 be discovered.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-09

At meeting OF motor cyclists held last
Thursday evening at Fleschers' bicycle
store the Omaha Motorcycle club was or
ganized, with the following members: DR..
d, l. Diamond OF South Omaha. Louis
Flescher. Walter II. Bell, A. II. r. Flint,
John P. Johnson, Otto Bayersdorfer, Gus
Bayersdorfer and George Meirstein. The
following ohncers were elected: Louis
Fleseher. president; A. II. r. Flint seere-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-09

Sioux City has a corlCing good inield,
with one really high class man in II. Shee-
han is a splendid third baseman, and New
ton is fairly good at short, his chief weak
ness being a disinclination to meet a slow
hit ball. He handles the hard hit balls
much better than the easy ones. Weed
does nicely at second, but shares with
Newton In the matter OF slow ones. starna-
gle is a reformed catcher at first. just as
Thomas IS, but is playing a very good
game there handling a lot OF bad throw
ing as though he liked IT, II he had such
throwers as Dolan, Martin and schipke
to deal with, he would have much less
trouble.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-09

BY the way, Bill Hoffer is back with Des
Moines, and now the fireworks will flow
again. Frank selee grabbed Lobert Of the
last years Des Moines team, and made
a mighty good grab when he did. And IL
is to laugh when one thinks that Russ
Han traded Ganley and one more player
20 Joe Cantillon for Dusty Miller Dusty
Miller Is now playing in the Western asso-
citation with the Wichita team. at center,
and Piano-iegged Lezotte, late OF ST. 10
seph has Joined the same aggregation.
Either the bush" league is getting good,
or some players who used to be stars are
going back.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-19

FOR MEETING % EEPu BLICAN
sTATEi coMMiTTEEsiN THIS
CRY DECEMBER 2s.

a call has been sent out to the
members Of the Republican State Cen
trail committee for meeting on
Thursday evening, December %. at
SINNERS tavern, in this city. I'm.
portant business will come before
the committee for transaction, and
all members have been urged to be
present on that occasion.
That Is the bare substance Of the
call which was sent out, and no int.
nation is given as to the nature Of
the business on hand.
It is easily understood, however,
that the campaign of 1906 is near at
hand, and one of the first steps nee.
essary to take is to organize and get
the party in condition to carry on
vigorous campaign. The preliminary
work must be done by the committee,
and It is very probably for this work
that the committee has been called
together.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-19
Try a West virginlan want ad.
THE DANGER TO THE CHILD


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This Is now known oil over the civil
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It Is non alcoholic, non-nGrcottc. 1t is
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DR.. Pierce's Pleasant PelletS-only one
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and invlgOrate foul, bad Stomach, tor
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DR.. Plerce's Common Sense Medical
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Address DR.. R.V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-19

{
or rea ahd GOOD friend wl,oSealts
ne Parssfs Blrg State Jotfnat thinks
he West yirgtiian and the Morgan,
Town chfohiela lave Been irving TO
ianipeF his liberties by certain ipsIn-
iiations. Ia answering he says a few
things worth repeating as follows;
The Fairmont West virginian's reg,
ularity these days sounds good deal
like insurgency. II such men as
Reese blizzard, a young fellow Of this
town, do not conduct their Republi.
canism according to the views Of the
West ylrginian 1t proposes TO tear
around and smash things up general.
III. Even Senator Elkins must do as
tie West yirgiuian says or he will get
hit With a club as long as the West
yiFgInian's tongue. To all this the
state Journal has no particular objec.
lions but 1t would like to have the
privilege Of saying something of the
kind In direction tic suit itself with
out the insInuation following from
such papers as the West Virginian and
the Morgantown Chronicle, that it is
playing around in The Democratic
camp"
Since writing the editorial to which
the State Journal refers, the West Vir-
ginian has learned that the young fel,
low Of the State Journals town has
made s,indry and divers promises,
crossing lbs heart in The good old fash
toned way, to be good and let up on
everything inimical to the welfare Of
the Republican party, Although We
are pretty hard hearted, we ourselves
couldn't hold out against such signs
of meekness and repentance as shown
Iby the young nan and do not blame
Senator Elkins quite so much as we
did for recognizing the flag Of truce.
There is an ancient couplet which
says:
'NNhlle tho lamp holds out to burn,
1.-The vilest. sinner may return"
Pray fer Charley Smith.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-19
Dinner
m,,. Of splee."

Miss Cora Lands. the very pretty
young lady Of the brunette type of
beauty in the isle of Spice" Zle
piquant musical comedy to be on view
here soon, and playing the part Of
Mother Witch" has the credit of re-
ceiving more anonymous communica-
tons than any other young lady in the
business. Mosl Of her writer's are ad-
dicted to, poetry. and they seem to
follow her from town to town wher-
ever she plays. There is faint sus'
picion that one Of these writer's, who
sends her half dozen epistles a week,
is madly in love with her and that his
identity is unknown to this bright
young woman.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-19


The following is list of accounts Of
fiduciarles before me, the undersigned
Commissioner of Accounts for Marion
county, West Virginia, for settlement:
/. Fairmunt Trust Company, Execu-
tor, Of the estate of Franklin Arnett,
deceased.
2. G. w Arnett, deceased, late guar.
dian of Edna Page.
8. c. W. Arnett, deceased, late ad'
minlstrator with the will annexed Of
Eber Arnetr, deceased
L. F. MORGAN,
Commissioner Of Accounts,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-12-19
Notice Of stockFoIders' Meeting,

Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting Of the stockhOld.
ers Of the Fairmont West virgininn
publishing Company will be held at
The office of said company in the City
of Fairmon-, on Monday, the list day of
January 1905, at two o'clock P. NJ,
FOR the purpose of electing Board Of
Directors to serve for the ensuing year
for said company, and for the transac-
lion Of such other business as may
legally be done by stockholders at a
general meeting.
Dated this 18th day of December,
1905.
GEO. M. JACOBS,
President,
j. q. POWELL, Secretary.