davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-22

n isinsr ar9itstiOnii9sn Saon'
III belt cine 3ieroe fiir unisre Staot
bilbsnb, srbsbt lid oisfer praat'
bau an eds Wi9igan 4Os. uno Isw
Seriep StrnBs als elm bebres 0abr.
sei9sn bsuti9sn @sifssfrebsns. 6; ii
cine fsfs Burg ftr beutf4s Spra4s
uno bsuti9s Sittsn. cine ioeals Stdtts
Der Suasnoersiebung, elm bebasli4ss
5sim, UNI ii5 nod oes 8ages 2aft uno
G1a5sn gu sr6olsu i'm areiis fro6er
WsnIasn, UNI srnsute 2sbsnsIreuoig'
felt uno anrsguns gu erneutem Sire
ben nit nod 6auis gu nsbmen.
Ssutide ino Die urbebsr, bic @rtin-
Der ossielben; ibrem psrnunft9smdbsn,
unermiioli&em Strebsn if bieIes DENT
nal 3u bsroanten.
Sas Ssuti9s Saus III cine oeutf4'
8batl Raa iabrelansen Wnbsn uni
3dmpfsn, man f6nnts fat fagen, ifi'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-22

oerein, 9sutIa.amsrif. @st.ranenosr-
Elm, Ssutidsr Grauen.9 ilfsberein unb
Burner 8au- uno Sparpersin.
Sas DeutIas 9aus III basu bsrufsn,
bic beioen 0oltsslsmsn te; Mmeritaner
unb 9suti&s. ssieai4aftlia sinanOsr
nd6.r gu brinssn, bat oies big isbt bril-
unb san3 3ufanoe ssbra9t uno muB
bes6alb feinsn tosmopOlitii4sn @ba'
ratter ME bisbsr, bsibehalten.
llniers Bilbsr asi9en ben breiter.
Heinsrnen Srsppsn : Nufgang, Der 3u'
ud4f in's Ysfibhl bes 9anies fhbrt,
/ bon NO aus man nod ben fur oi'
innsre Stdrtung bes Weni4sn be-
ifimmten untsren &dumli9teiten &C.
langt. Cine beionoere a~n3isbunss
trait auf bas beige publitum babsr
fets bic AbsnO-2 On3erte i'm Garter
oes Gsutiasu 9auIes se6abt, weld
lekterss bur9 infer piertes Bib bar
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-22
StaIienS 8esiebansen 3t Stters
reidj.
n 0 m 90. Mai.

IT D 1T, ~. W(Qt.
gben erft hatsber Miniitsr bes @us
pdrti9en Sittoai in Der itaIienii6el
8ammer ertldrt, bic Gntrepue DC,
8enebig babe ri9t ben 3ped bdben
t%0nnen, 3ertpiirfnife Spii9en StaIien
unb Seitsrrei4 beiaulesen, neil bic
B~eaiebun9en i9on borber auseesei9=
nete sepefen feien, bu tuu9en i9on
tpiebsr auf ben beri9isbeniten Geitsn
iene tleinsn unb fleiniten urfa9en our
@eritimmuns auf, bic oft i4limmsr
limb ais Sie groBen 6treitfragen. Dor
9lnem mub betont fperbsn, bag
bic nprbitalienii9en, BEL pnbers be,
neSianifdsn 3eitunsen fsin Snte;
refe buben, quite 8e5iebunsen Spi'
I6en Hpm unb Mien gu f0rbsrn,
neil ibre 9egenben es finb, Die in uIer:
.ritsr 3inis bon 8efeitigungsarbeitsn
unb 8iiftungen prufitiren unb in ibrem
@efpIes @elb in bic nG9itsslesenen
Sebiets itrOmen ieben. sic baden
benin audi fofort ben SeIb5us tpieOer
aufgenpmmen unb man fann tGglif'
i'm n@briatico", i'm rNltO 4bige", IN
Der r@aaetta Die @ensaia" II. I. NJ.
lei.n bp1 fur6tbursn @~iiftunsen uno
8efeiisunssarbeiten bes wSeinbes"
unb bon Der Notbrsnbisfsit, bus uns
gei4iiBte Stalisn gu ii4ern, bumit
ni9t zines Sages bic yaroatsn", bic
fir ben StaIiener nod INNER ben Sns
besriff alss &riegsi9redens baritsIen.
ing 2ano einfaIsn. Man fam nidt
fag.n. bab bisie Sebe einen srubsn
ginbrud mo6t, pbpobl ia bic @ssis,
runs ibr ssraOe in bieisn Sugsn nit
ginbrinsung elmer neuen Seerespors
Iase enteesen5utommen f9eint. grns
tier lit bic 0eritimmune. bic ii9 sseen
ben Stanb Der italienif9en ~Iniperlis
tdtsfraee in Oeiterrei9 tpenbet. Der
oiterrei9ii6e Observation-Disclosures Or.
9artel bat i'm Parliament seiast, bic
l1niberiitGt fDnne ni9t na9 Srieit
tommen, neil lie ii6 bort ni9t in ulss
i6Iiebli9 italienii6em Serrain bsfGn>
be, unb bas ben 8etm gu Gbnli9sn
aonfliften in ii9 f9lDFe pie in SIMS
brud. Dem ~seseniiber .re9nea Die
StaIien.r nad, baB bic lsBte Diterrsis
9if9e @~olfs5G6lung ergab fir Srieit
145 5000 Staliener, $4,000 Slaipsn
unb 5000 Oeuti9e. Sa tonne man
alio tpobl o ausf9liebli9 italisni>
f6em Serritprium ipre9en, I'm 10
mebr, als bic Slatpen gar ni6t in Der
Stabt, fpnbern auf benz 2anbe mob
nen. M~nsrbings bat 9arttl feline Wprs
tie audi ni9t 10 semeint, baB er Die
| 3iffern anfp6t, Ipnbern er bat barauf
bintpeiien molten, bab es in Srieft I'M
fplge Der flofpenif9en llmge6ung einers
feits unb Der 9esenIGbe in Der Stabt>
bepolfsrune 6pii6en Srrebentiiten
unb Rei6streuen) anbererfeits nidt
an benjenigen 8onflittsitOffen feblt,
Die man permeiben m06te, unb bic fih
eben in Gpperetp unb Srient ni6t
porfGnben. 9isie Sraee tpirb benz
nd9ft audi i'm italienii9en parliament
sur Spra9e fommen bd Der frii6ere
Observation-Disclosures Iobsrtp @ali in
elmer SnterpelIation anfrast, pb Sta
lien bic Ibleugnune bes italienii9en
G6aratters fir Srieit bulbsn fDnne.
@1erbinss pirb es Sittoni aus inter-
n~ationalen 9riinben f9per tperben,
euf bieie Srage ii6erbaupt cine Ints
mort Su seben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-22

ten Snbianabolis 5urn9smsinoe bat
f1 i'm 2aufs Der Sabre our4 cine Ters
tettung bon umtdnoeu Der tsutiee Sf-
,iale S~urnpsrein sntmidel., gelang es
Dem 2sbtsrsn, al; sissntli9sr Sranosr
oss DsutI9sn Sauies, ben gntbufa5
mus fur grbauuns elmer nsuen gale
gu entfadsn, cine 6alle, bic slsi43sttig
Rdumli9tsitsn bistsn iOats fhr Ii9t:
mitsIieosr oss 8urnosreins. go uuros
Der beuti9s Club organifrt, oehsn
&dumli9tsitsn ben neutraIsn goosn fur
ale gsmOansr bss 6auiss bIlnen iOa'
ten. S9on on WaIbingtons Ssburts.
tag, ben %. 5sbr. 1894, tonntsn Der
So,iale 3urnpersin uno bic 8dfs. aus
ben psri9isoensn Surn'. @s'ang- uno
geIelissn 0ersinsn f& auiammsn'
Iebeno, In bic rsusr Rdumli4tsiten
eiu3iebsn. Seitoen bat bas Geutl9s
Saus als Bsmobner aufgenommsn;
Sa,iaIer 8urnbersin, Deuti&s Club,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-22

@efdbrIt9er elephant.
Sn einem Cirrus au 8afetpeG, eng
lamb, tpuroen spsi srobe Glspbanten
porsefiibrt. plDbli9 mari elmer ber=
felben ieinen Wdrter NIT Dem RiiHel gu
8poen unb fniete nit ben 0oroerfiiben
auf linn. Ser elephant tpurbe btn=
aussefiibrt; brauben briidte er brill
LEND sesen oas Girfus5elt, 10 baB Die
les mantle, rib Damn Die 2eintpanb
nieoer uno fam pieoer gum Girfus
berein. Die 3ui9auer flohcn. Ser
Director bes Cirrus pur0s bon Dem
Didbduter 81 9ooen seporfen. uni
Der elephant itieb ibm einen Stobaabr
in Die 9ifte. 3ulest gelang es. oas
9bier nit 4etten 81 fefeln, tporaui
es BON Sol0aten er5hofm tpur0e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-22

Ole proieftirten neuen
bier oelitiden MilitGr-H eiti6uleil
mer6en IN Sprottat, Goien, GoItai
in ser 9iineburger Saioe un0 Druid,
iaI in 8aoen erridtet.
S6redIi9er BItbf9Ias
@uf Der Nellf9iiBer 6lur, ProDint
Sa9fen, tplroe pdbreno zines bef
tieen @efpitters Der Snpalioe grni
Dole ouf freitm Geloe bonn Blibe er
i9lasen. Del 8lis bate Den ungliid
lihen buhitdblid Der 2Gnse mud Il
afpei 6Glffen duseinau0eraeri1en.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-28

organization. and that at Payson and
Earlboro 206 negroes had been admitted.
a statement was given out today natly
denying that such a decision had been
reached by the Farmers union, and fur
thor, that there is not. nor has there
been a negro admitted TO the organiza-
tlon The statement Is signed with
the names OF the following officers
z. H. Strong. organizer for Lincoln
county
L. e. Clary. secretary and treasurer Of
Payson local
G. r. Henderson, secretary and treas
urer Of the Mammoth local union
w. J. strickeler, secretary and treas
urer Of String Branch local.
J. ID. Newton. secretary and treas-
urer Of Lincoln local
J. ] Murnside. secretary and treasurer
Of Payson District union.
w c.. Parneli. vice president Payson
District union.
A. B. Funk, president OF Payson Dis
trict union.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-28
TERRlroaIAL TEACHERS.
Keen Interest Manifested IN Program
Arranaed for Meetlng.
Special 10 Daily Leader.

Keen Interest Manifested In Program
Arranoed for Meetlng.
Special 70 Daily Leader.
Enid, Dec. 2S.-roday's session of the
Territorial Teachers association has
been a most successful and interesting
one. The program has been carried out
as given below The feature OF tonight's
session viii be the address on "The So
eiol Extension OF Educational Effort :,
by Prof Graham Taylor. OF Chicago
Music-uniyersity Preparatory school.
Tonkawa.
Address nn the School l.ands-Hor. c.
R. Ames, Oklahoma City.
Readiue-Pgof Bon Hennessey. I.oean
County High school
Eihioal Teaching Chancellor Geo. III.
Bradford. Epworth university a5 min)
Discussion-n. E Porter. Oklahoma
CITY hi9h school 30 MINI
Piano -capDTico Brnilante in u
Minor lMendeissohn).-P ).-Praf L. H. Kel-
soy. <ipgasher college
The rssching OF History Miss Sours
University Preparatory school ronxaNa
The Phliosoiesy OF The Teaching of
Litemiure-Prof H. c. House. Kingfsh-
er college Cl5 MINI
Discussion-Prof Leroy Greenfield
Southwestern Normal school Qo MINI
General Discussion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-28
THE LATEST OF THE
PANAMA SCANDAL &

II what Congressman STAFFORD OF Nil.
waukee, says is true, then he and his
feliow-naembers are settled in the con.
clusion that an egregious and costly
failure has been made down at Pana-
ma. On his return to Milwaukee Mr..
Stafford gave out the information that
quiet move has been planned with
the object of changing the plan OF the
.saiiding Of the Panama canal Instead
of Ire work being done by the govern.
ment, as now proposed, II Is probable
that the canal win be dNg by private
contracts.
This statement has almost assumed
the form Of an authentic and authoriz.
ed declaration OF the purpose OF the
house OF representatives.. seeing that
It has been repeated the country over
by other members OF congress. Il IS
explained that # win avoid the con-
stant trouble between the President
and congress
congressman staffofd says that the
private contract idea has been thor
opehly wcvked out in the last few days
and the conflict over the appointment
Of Mr Bishop as a commissioner and
the press agency has only added
strength 10 the movement The con-
gressmeD have been investigating the
private contract plan and believe that
the work can be done cheaper that
way than BY the government while
the government viii be relieved Of the
necessity Of conducting the work It
Is possible that the private contract
plan yin be made public when the
proposal for an investigation BY con
gross OF the conditions of the lsthmus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-28
WANT CERTIFICATES
TO PRACTICE
List Of Applicants Taking Examinatio'
Before Medical Board.

The following applicants are taking
the examination today for territorial
certificates to practice medicine in
Oklahoma:
DIT George Albert Landes, Of Paw
nee; Dr. william Langsford, of Okla
homa City: Or. Edward Lewance, of
Neosho Falls; Virgil Berry. of wetum-
ka, l. T.; Haney Adelbert Angus, OF
IAwton; r. Claude Young, of Okiaho-
ma City; o. e. Templin, of Darrough;
r. s. Wagner, Of Old Mexico; W. G.
Burton. Of Carmen; w H. Todd, of
Grey Horse; A. E. Huett, Of Oklahoma
City. c. A. Thomas, OF Enid; G. w.
Chapman, OF Blackwell; H. C. Antle.
of Medford; Jane English Dunnoway,
Of Caplinger Mills, Mo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-28

IN perm while In russla. T1cy probably
fought shy OF him as soon A. they csoer-
tained ne was a lifs Insurance magnafr
Warrington Post
Sixteen hundred stecrage passengers
sang song or thatsSsgiying when they
arrived in New York The explanation
Is that they had never been IN New York
before. -Knnsas City Journal. ~
Notwithatanding the suppression ~ G.
Rcrnard Shaws a-~ play, there is little
danger that the New York Stage VIII
be elevated sufficiently to hurt any Oh
who falls o7f--Los Angeles Express !.
one OF the saddost things about Il Is
that those who have built up the-lifs
Insurance business are compelled 80
abandon Il before the assets have been
seriously impaired. Chicago Inter Ocean.
A Texas poet has written song In
which he says that while his body IS
In Texas his soul IS in Tennessee. He
Is not the first poet who has had trouble
IN keeping body and soil togetheT.-To-
lodo Blade.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-28
wAYslps OBSERVATIONS.

A cat may have nine lives. hut 81 is
necessary for lightning to strike it but
once.
Music Is great thing but between
poor compositions ana poor musicians
Il has a hard time in the world
One way to manage fussy woman is
to say nothing.
AS rule. actors care little for eggs
las diet.
one who feels down In the mouth sell
dom turns up his nose.
You can elevate yourself by trying
to lift others I'D.
A woman feels much prouder Of being
able to have her dresses mace than OF
having the skin TO make them herself.
One reason stage money looks 50
valueiess is that actors handle it as if
It were.
Some women make children miserable
by trying to make them look cute"
Tact is simply knowing when aud how.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-28
ABE HUMMEL REARRESTED
Pending Rearing on Appli-
2 cation for Certificate Of
Reasonable Doubt.

New York, Dec. Lawyer Abe
Hummel, who was convicted last week
Of conspiracy in the Dodge-Morse case
and released on $4,000 bail pending
argument on an application for GER
tihoate Of reasonable doubt next Sat
.urdsy, was rearrested today on war
rant issued by District Attorney
Jerome personally. Hummel was i'm
mediately released on a writ Of habeas
corpus on the same amount Of bail as
before until Saturday, when the case
win be argued before Justice Wood
ward. When Hummel was released on
the order. Justice woodward explain
cd that It was the practice Of the up
state courts to grant such orders Dis
trict Attorney Jerome, however, doubt
ed the legality Of the act in this coun-
ty He wanted a decision in the mat
ter. and Justice Woodward promised
to hind down one Saturday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-28

comes to veto to prevent such on In.
vestigation
OF course the private contract"
scheme may turn out to be a shrewd
play to prevent an Investigation Of AZ.
fairs at Panams; but It Is IN itself a
confession Of the failure thai has been
made. and no credit could come to
those who would utilize It as tnesns
Of preventing publicity" with refer
ence to the Panama project
In the meantime Mr. shoLts' long
distance management is being serious
" discrodited and scandalized by other
disclosures and protests. He is criti.
cised rs a man who stands FOR wide
open canal zone and one Of the most
serious Of all OF MI shonts' mistakes
is NOW condemned by church dlgni-
taries," who resolve that the imported
Martinique women must not be longer
permitted in Panama. II appears that
the venerable s. Purcell Hendrick, M.
A., archdeacon Of Panama and head Of
the Church Of England on the lsthmus,
has given out condemuatory state
ment IN which he declares, IN part, that
"the government Of the United states
should order the immediate deportation
OF the shipload OF women recently
brought here by the canal officials from
Martinique and direct that no ore
such women be allowed to come here
under any guise whatever ask this
in the name of common morality, and
with full faith in what the action Of
President Roosevelt viii be when he
shall have Investigated the facts" The
bishop added: 1T is bold Official
statement that you are down here to
build a canal and have no concern in
the morals Of lot Of West Indian ne
groes. do not believe the people OF
America will indorse that"
Rt Rev. Zavier Junguito, bishop of
Panama, sitting in his palace. said:
~The bringing OF women here to con-
tinue unmarried as wives of the labor
ers is highly immoral and should not
have been done. have told n= parish
priests that In consequence oi the gov
ernor's order there would be disposi-
tlon to obey and to get married, but
not to perform such services. With
nearly all Of these people. under the
conditions that exist. It would be an
expedient only, and therefore impos-
slble for the priest to act"
II Is added that the revelations and
protests have caused a panic among
the higher canal officials who are now
trying to force the laborers to marry
the women.
This scandal, added 10 other latitr-
dinous schemes OF preparing to do
business down on the isthmus. is quite
enough 70 lead up TO the change OF
plan which. according to Congressman
Stafford. has been agreed upon. In the
meantime the administration (Mr.
shonts especially stands seriously dis
credited because of the waate OF time
and OF monet and because Of the re-
marlSable manner In which we have
been getting ready to make the dirt fly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-28
wv HEN YOU ARE BILIOUS, Il Is
w a Sign that your liver IL out OF

wv HEN YOU ARE BILIOUS, II Is
" sign that your liver is out Of
order, and the poisonous bile,
instead Of being sScreted from the
body through the Intestlnes, ls taken
up In the blood. As result Of bilious
ness. the entire syatem suffers. There
are gripping pains in the Abdomen,
Headaches, Dizziness, Constipation,
Pain in the Right Side, and the skin
becomes saIIow and yellowish, rough
and Itchy. Take a CALIFORNIA
PRUNE WAFER after each meal, and
In short time your liver will be per.
forming It's proper function. driving the
bile from the system. Use nothing but
CALIFORNIA PRuNE wAFERs-no
other medicine is necessary.
CALIFORNIA PRUNE WATERS do
the work without the slightest pain,
grlpe or nausea. They produce natural
and easy movement Of the bowels, are
easy to take, pure and healthful.
CALIFORNIA PRUNE WATERS II
taken as directed, viii positively cure
the most obstinate case Of Indigestion.
Torpid Liver, Constipation, 1Il;ousness,
etc. 50 as to stay cured. 800 Waters,
Is Cents
,. N. Wallnee, Pharmacist.
0uthris. Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-28
CRESCENT CLUB BANQUET.
Annual Festal Affair Last Might Was a
Great Success.

The Crescent club held its annual ini-
tiation banquet last night at the city
han. The program was a splendid one.
Rev. Buchanan, pastor OF the First
Baptist church. spoke the invocation.
which was followed by musical numbers
BY the club orchestra and an address OF
welcome by the club president, j. w.
Matthews. Hon. e. /. Saddler made a
short and interesting speech; r. Il.
Stewart made the installation address
to the club, and G. w. p. Brown made
the main speech Of the evening Fol-
lowing this the orchestra played a grand
march and the club members adjourned
to the banquet hall. The entire affair
was voted splendid success, and the
credit is given tS Thomas Beatty and
his coterie of assistants, A. c. Jack
son, Logan Campbell and VIII Martin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-28
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

CFrom the Chicago News.)
Make the best you can Of the worst
you get.
Two essentials to success are dollars
and sense.
Greatness may doubt its own import
ance. but egotism never does.
A man should be well heeled before
trying to stand on his dignity.
self-interest is the principal ingredient
in the interesting things Of lie.
Every man gets more than he thinks
he is entitled to--in the matter of mis-
fortunes.
The obese lady in the dime museum
can't be blamed for trying 20 make the
most OF herself.
A married woman never thinks OF al
lowing her husband TO order her dinner
for her in restaurant.
II man only had nine lives. like a
cat. he could insure them all and collect
on one occasionally when he got
hard up.
II sometimes happens that the man
who considers his wife one in thou
sand imagines her mother is the other
nine hundred and ninety-nine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-28
o c o 0 Q 0 0 0 : 9 o 0 o o o c
POLITICAL GOSSIP.
. Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q o Q Q

The reappointment Of II. ID. Mcknight
to be register and William Maxwell Of
AIoberiy No. TO be receiver Of The Law
ton land Office was a surprise TO Okla
homa politicians, regardless OF their fac
tional affiliations. Delegate Mcclure
was greatly opposed TO the reappointment
OF Mcknight. who was accused more
than a year ago OF unfrlendlless to Nc
duire's political Interests. MeKnights
original appointments was due to hts
personal acquaintance with President
Mckinley. both Of whom We're members
OF the same church hi Ohio. Dennis
Flynn tried TO defeat MeKnighrs ap-
pointment. bus failed. When the Flynn
men LEANED that Mcclure was opposed
to the reappointment OF Mcknight, they
gave Mcknight their active support Sew
erai months ago Mcknight said; II my
being a friend OF Flynn means that
must turn him down or fght Mcclure,
let the Mcclure men make the most
OF it.'
The appointment OF Maxwell was de-
feat for both the Mcclure and the Flynn
factions. Mcclure endorsed Jacob HAM
mon for receiver. Governor Ferguson
had known Harmon ia Kansas years
ago and had favored him In Comanche
county politics. Ferguson heard state
ments concerning Harmon that caused
him TO oppose Hammon for receiver OF
the Lawton land offiee. Flynn and Fer
guson We're requested to endorse a can
didate and they gave their support 20
y. l.. Parmenter, young lawyer Ia Law
ton. When the republican territorial
committee met in Guthrie several weeks
ago, Hammon's candidacy was in such
bad way that he announced he was not
a candidate, but was supporting Fred
Ellls OF Lnwton. Ellis and Hammon
were called to Washington lately by Del
egate Mcclure, for The alleged purpose
Of securing their appointment 70 the
two land onice positions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-28
FRAcTIclDE ExoNERATED.
Their Estrangement Widened on Ac
count Of Woman.

Special to Daily Leader.
Hot springs, Ark, Dec. 2s.--James
,McClendon, proprietor of the Gideon
bar, shot and killed his brother here
at an early hour this morning, and the
dead man fell on the spot where the
political feud Of 1898 was fought, re-
sultlng in six men being killed. The
two brothers had been at outs for some
time and their estrangement widened
on account of a woman.
At the inquest this afternoon the
coroner's jury held that the killing was
justihable, and the fratricide was re-
leased from custody.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-28
GIFT FOR MISS ROOSEVELT.
Popular Subscription to be Asked for in
All States.

Baker City, Ore, Dec. ss.-A move
to create by popular subscription, a we'd
ding present for Miss Alice Roosevelt.
who IL TO be married 10 Congressman
Nicholas Longworth in February. has
been started by citizens OF the eastern
part Of Oregon. II is the plan Of the
originators to have subscription lists In
each state in the union. the money se-
cured to be transmitted 70 the various
state treasurers, who will in turn for
ward it to the secretary Of the treasury
at Washington.
ihe subscriptions will close on Feb.
s. so as TO enable the present which, Il
is believed, wiz be 100000. to be turned
over to Miss Roosevelt on tho day Of
the wedding. Individual subscriptions
viii be limited to 10 cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-28
Will FORCE LAzy 4ENs TO LAv.
Scientist Has Plan TO Make Them Pro-
duce Eggs Willy-NIlly.

Berkeley. Cal, Dec. ss.-within a
short time hens viii lay sgss according
to programme whether they want 20
or not. instea>, Of refusing TO work for
so long a season every year that the
price OF eggs mounts vp to famine rates,
II the plans OF Prof. jana, nutrition ex-
pert at the state university don't go
astray. Professor Jaffa ls conducting
some experiments which he expects win
be concluded by Jan. l. He has an
nounoed that he would be able to con-
troll the moulting period OF hens. which
normally begins in the middle Of sum-
mer and continues into September. Oc-
tober or November.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-28
INauEsr ON Maa. rooo.s oaAra.
investigation to be Made Of Readino
Railway Track Tragedy.

Philadelphia, bee, 2s.-coroner puean
today began an inquest into the death
Of Mrs. Margereta Toad, OF New York.
whose body was found on the tracks or
the Reading railway some weeks ago.
Among those whom the coroner has
asked to be present are Mrs Todds
daughter, Mrs. Rosalie Tousey ana an
attorney who has been mentioned as
the principal legatee under will made
by Mrs. Todd Detectives say they have
no evidence to show that a murder was
committed.