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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-20
COMMITS SIX MURDERS


Berlin. Oct 2o.--In a sextupie murder.
committed at the little town of kamonz,
saXony Is provided problem profoundly
puzsling TO allenists a rich glass manu-
facturer, William Tincke. reared TO pro-
bty and usefulness. who was member
Of the municipal council. chairman OF the
poor law board. ami prcsiden. of sevcral
charitable societies, and who had taken
his degree M the university Of fe.del-
berc. before assuming management Of
the business that had been in the family
for four generations-.hi nian cold
hloododly slew his beautiful wife and
her mother and his four children because
he was tired OF being good and tired Of
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OUT eF TOWN PERSONAL.
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Oklahoma city Times Journal, Doctor
ana Mrs. Buxton were in attendance al
the Mansion House reception at Guth-
re. given by Governor and .dfe. Forgu-
son last night
y. Q. Mortimer went to Guthrie and
Enid on short business trip ysster-
day
Brig Gen. y q. Baldwin and Lieut.
II. A. Drum went 70 Guthrie yesterday
afternoon TO attend the reception given
BY Governor and Mrs Ferguson as, ev-
cning.
Territorial Secretary william Gimea
was a business visitor here yesterday.
Attorney J. H. Cotterd Of Guthrie.
was In the city yesterday.
Ike Underwood. president OF the Guth-
rie Milling company. was In the city
yesterday attending meeting OF the
Grain Dealers association.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-20

lices have AN been taken down and are
nov n the hands Of the school and de-
partmcnt
A. every notice contains the nantes Of
witnesses who We're present when ;he
same were posted, the notices On them
selves furnish the department with fun
evidence FOR the prosecution Of an the
locaters for violation Of the hw n i'm
truding upon school land. Il Is under
stood that the board viii prosecute each
and every Intruder il any further EFFORT
rs made 10 locate mining claims on school
binds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-20
GRANIECOMPANYS
Receives Bronze Medal for
Second Best Exhibit
of Granite.

Tishomlnao. :. r. oct. 2o.-Thc Igarris
Granite company has been officially no.
titled that Il has been awarded a dipi0-
ma and bronze medal BY ihe superior
jury Of awards for the second best ex-
hihit Of granite al the Louisiana Pur-
chaso exposition az ST. Louis. The gold
medal was awarded the Barrey. W.
quarry. while the rshomingo quarry bad
but one piece. and the award was made
on the best exhibit and not on the uuaii-
~ Of the granite The medal Is now be-
ing struck al the United States mint at
Philadelphia, and as soon as completed
will be forwarded here. The medal is
quite eiebsrate aud vas designed by
Adolph a Weinman and approved By a
committee composed Of J. O. A. ward
Daniel c. French and Augustus st. Gau-
dens.
This Is considered a great triumph for
Indian Territory products and cx-Gov r.
N. Harris. who owns the quarry. is much
elated
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FRA ldovolo." The play Is a revised vef-
sion of the old opera Fra Dlavolo. Il hav-
ing recently been rewritten by Mr. Wade
himseli who, by tie way. ls the author
of nnrer us other poaAr snsecssss Too
much cannot be said in praise Of this
excellent organization, and reatre go
ers may look forward with pleasure 70
seeing what wna no doubt prove the
eVcnt OF the season. Pretty girls. funny
comedians and gorgeous costumes are
much in evidence. and an should take
advantage OF the opnoruni0 ai'd reserve
their seats c,iV.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-20
GOT THE KAoosH.
Thirty second Degree masons Go Up 4
Ssep.

Stfn.
Harper S. Cunningham sovereign grand
Inspector aenerh OF the Masonic bodies
Of oklahoma and Indian Territory, wires
that iho following members Of the Con-
sistory had been elected from. the Knight
Com nander OF the Court Of Honor to the
thirty-third degree Of Masonry al the
session OF the supreme council;
Charles osger. S2d. X. {. c. H., Rip
ley, Okla
Albert Orlando Farquharson. 32d. X. c
c. H., Guthrie
George Washington Clark, SD K, c.
c. H.. Oklahoma City
John Clarence Hughes sgd. X. c. C.
r.. Oklahoma City.
William Lemeul Eagletou s2d. X. c, c.
H.. Pawnee, Okla.
william Potter Grimn. ssd. X c. ..
H. Hennessey. Okla.
Richard Thatcher s2d, * G. &. H.,
Edmond. Okla.
The members given above were pre-
scented by Mr.. Cunningham J p. Rich
ardson. grand commander presented the
name OF Charles a. Cunningham of this
CITY. and he was also elected 80 the
thirty-third degree.
The following thirty-second degree Ma
sons were at the same time elected
Knights Commander Of the Court Of
Honor on the nomination Of Mr. Cum
ninghum
Almont Clark Hixon. Guthrie; John
Williams Duke. Guthrie; Frederick Eh-
lcr Hennessey, Harmon Theodore Swear
ingcn. Guthrie; willis Lee Sullivan, Pauis
Valley, ]. r.; James Steele Mabon, Guth-
rie; Louis Warren Baxter. Guthrie; Dam
iel Aiargan Lentz. Guthrie; Charles POND
Guthrie: Edward Lee Blincoe. Guthrie;
Eugene Anderson Lilly, Weatherford.
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a window, he took aim. and dealt his
wife terrific blow on her head.
which killed her almost instantly.
Lincke next proceeded to The bedroom
where his children were asleep. he arst
killed his eldest son with one blow Of
his hammer The other children were
awakened by the noise. but before they
could eau for help, lin Ike slaughtered
them.
From the children's bedroom Lmeke
went to his mother claws room,
which he found locked. The murderer
smashed tile door with his hammer,
and burst into the room where the az
frightcd lady aged 81 had sprpng out Of
bed Within minute OF two her 3o~-
crful assailant had overcom, her resist
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Faith Not Necessary.

You may be lust as skeptical aud pes
simiNtic as you please kodol vii d.
Fest what you eat whether you ent o.
not You can put your 1000 In a bowl.
pour little Kodol Dyspepsia Cure on
Il and IL VIII digest the same as II will
IN yo1r stomach. II can't help but cure
indigestion and Dyspepsia. II is curing
hundreds and th0usands-some had faith
and some didn't Kodol will cure YOU
n medicine can cure ycp, whether you
have faith in Il or not. sold by c. r
Renfro
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ance ana nattcred her to death.
BETRAYED by Flames.


Lincke took immediate measures to
cover the ir,ces Of his gunt. lie se-
cured petroleum and sprinhed it over the
dead bodies tie then set fire to the
house Ia six dlnerert places ~ The cN
rectation shat the building would be en-
tircly bnned down and tlat ali proof
of the elurder would thus d. destroyed
lie was deceived. Scarcely had the
flames burst out. when they were per
cGveA by passing policemena. VINO
summoned the fire brigade The fire was
quickly esNtmg'iished. and the hremeri
fomm the intiilaied bodiN1 OF tho two
women and four children untouched by
the flames
ll,.ekc says his motive for the crime
was tlat he had become Tired OF family
life and "a, red to rid himself orhis re-
spohsibiliiies as husband and father
By numbering his wife and children
and mother m-hw. he calculated he
would be in position 10 lead = life
of mreetrlned enjoyment Irsiead Of
doing 80 he viii so to the gallows.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-20

seeretaH Wenner. Of the school land
board. has some cur.osilles on exhibit in
the shape OF the location of mining
claimj upon schol lands in pawuee com
~. Several stciions Of school lands have
been completely plastered over by ihes
notices by persons who have gone on the
school lands in violation of the law and
are mraders and liable % prosecution.
Every person has been ordered on the
and and colpched Do leave, and ihc no.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-20

All sirfaoe cancers are now known 20
be durable by Bucklen's Arnica salve
Jas. Walters Of Dufield Va. writes "I
had a cancer on my liz for years that
seemed incurable. TN Bucllens Anica
salve healed IL, ard nov H. Is De' 'eetiy
well" Guaranteed cure for cuts and
buns 25e az all druggists.
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pAskes.s STUDIO.

" ParSers music studio. loa Cleve-
land Ave he viii take limited num-
brr oipupils on the following; Piano.
organ, violin violin cello. guitar and
mandolin. VOICE CULTURE. through
bass harmony and musical ,o,npodtion,
also nu;e. piccolo and elarinctic For
terms, c,li at studio
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-20

The evidence in a case entitled r. A.
Ganney ~ Thomas and Libby a. For
ward Is being heard this afternoon n the
prooate coufl The plainun claims tha,
he ts entitled 10 recover Judgment loi
tuition which Defendant has not paid
having attended the Capi'h city Bust
ness college when ph'ntin WAS propri-
etor
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Especially when coal is used. now that
the nights and mornings are chilly sou
should consider the coal question as
winter will son be here. want you to
be warm and comfortable, and If you
use my coal you win be. and aglo save
money, as common sense tells you that
good, clean coal viii last longer give
more heat and less waste than that
which is below par,
Phone O. N. r. CHEApLE.
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How,s THIs1

We offer One hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case OF Catarrh that
cannot De cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. r. J. cherey & Co., Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned. have known
F. ]. Cheney for the last IS years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry ont any obligations
made by his frm.
WaldIne, klnnan q Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c.
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
sllpation.
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oLssN.LEonHARor BOUT.
tBy Associated Pressl

Spencer, N. C, Oct 20.--Charles
Olsen. the noted wrestler is matched
TO meet Charles Leonhardt here to-
night The former has been training
at Asheyille and the latter at this
place
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SIR PuRDoN CLARKE HERE.
lhv Assnclated Press.N

New York, Oct 2O.-sir Purdon
Clarke. new director Of the Metropoli-
tan Museum Of Art. Americas greatest
art gallery, arrived here today from
London.
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a GUARANTEED CURE FoR PILES
Itching, Blind Bieeding Protruding
Piles. Druggists are authorized 70 re-
fund money II PAzO OINTMENT iai,s
10 cure IN 10 "a days. soc
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being respected and tired OF living a
serene domestic life lie wanted 30 be
free 10 enter Wild, dssolule career the
JOYS of which ne magnlhed in his re-
vusion from burghers existence,
Linoke was married 10 the daughter
Of German military ohicer, and the
couple had four young sons. The in
come OF Frau Kuester, his mother-in-
law, added to the wealth OF Lincke, per-
mltted the family 10 maintain a lax
urious style OF living as the richest peo-
pie OF Kamenz
The NJ der.
Amazement was general when tha
town awoFo one mo'nh.s 10 learn .hat
Lineke had been arrested Tor numbering
his entire household
Rising during the night, without dis
turbing his wife LinciSe erept own stairs
and secured heavy coal hammer from
the cellar With this deadly weapon in
hand he remounted the stairs and enter.
ed his bedroom. where his wife lay asleep.
By the light Of the moon. shining through
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-20

The Old STANDARD Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic drives out malaria and
builds up the system. Sold by all deal
ers for q years. Price so cents.
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WaIdIna, kInnan q Marvin,
MARYLAND MURDERER HANGED.
(By Associated prassl

ElktOn, Nd, Oct 20.-John Shippers
convicted Of the murder OF Mr. Albert
Constable, Of Elkton county. was hang.
ed here today.
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osTEoPArH

SCIENTIFIC HoRsEsHoEtNo
All Defects in Travelling correete
horses Called for and Returned
r. H. ANDERSON. Proprietor
nc n Diyision. Phone
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-20
THE THEATRE

MALARIA bros. Mlnsirels-genuine col
ored minsirols-wa4 hold the stage at
,he Brooks on saturday night. TO divers
Of sweet singing. catchy music. diyersi-
ned dancing. beautiful costumes. resslis-
tc scenery and astounding specialties
the coming oi Mahara's Minstrels viii
be source Of pure delight a big street
display win be given on the principal
streets az u O'Clock noon on the day OF
the Performance. To secure seats. get
Them wen la advance
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The lack PATTI Troubadours, tho Tien'-
Ter colored show OF America. viii appea
az the Brooks theatre Monday Oct. 29
The stage offerings for this season IN
clude new pastoral Of the south called
southland scenes with lack Patti and
tho entire company singing some of the
sweet old time darkey melodies.
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Amoag the many interesting scenes
ana situations In "a Thoroughbred
Tnmr." the new shiri act. hat OF Tho
hospital ward IS probably ,he most a.
fective. where. in three distinct scenes.
IS shown the reception room. together
with IA male and female wards, win iis
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patterns streWn about. and where a pol
son plot Is concocted and exposed 10 tho
full satisfaction OF the audience "A
Thoroughbred Tramp whiei has i'een p
continued success since its birth will
be- seen at the Brooks next Sunday
Mr r. A. Wade he oi ihe Old crig
inal cggar Prince Opera company. shat
gave such universal satisfaction IN all
most every city Ia tho Vest has n,ade
even STRONGER bid fos public approval
in the stape o. a brnd new no 1antc
qomedy. entitled The Adventures Of
The leader., 1905-07-19
CALHOUN CONVICTED.
(Continued from lgt page.)

others but as long as he was un-
willing to give the facts about his
hackers, he should be made to take
the consequences. Mr.. Brady
closed with an eloquent and i'm
passioned appeal to the jury to
return verdict of guilty as
charged.
It was nearly 9 O'Clock when
the last speech was ended and the
jury did not consider the case fur
ther until they had gotten supper.
Soon after supper they reached an
agreement and reported the yer-
dict already given. 1t is learned
from a, number that there was no
difference of opinion as to the de-
fendant's guilt, but one juror was
unwilling to return a verdict of
guilty without recommending the
mercy of the court, and all finally
agreed TO this.
As soon as the verdict was re-
eeiyed and announced the defend
ant at once gave notice of an ap-
peal to the Circuit Court, and af-
ter stating what his sentence was,
the court placed him under an ap-
pearance bond Of $4,000. Mon
day Calhoun decided to withdraw
his appeal and pay up his fine and
the costs, provided that part of
the sentence imposing so days
Imprisonment was suspended. The
court agreed to this, conditioned
on his future good behavior and
quitting the tiger business, and
.ae case now rests in that attitude.
The leader., 1905-07-19
Y. N. c. 4.

The Junior ball team played
two games during the week, one
at MeComb Thursday, with a
score of - to s, and the other at
Magnolia Friday, with a score of
IL to l. both in favor of our
team. The boys made the trip in
a wagon and had a great time.
They especially enjoyed their stay
in Magnolia. Mr.. Kit Miller, the
town marshal, took special pains
to show the boys a good time and
succeeded in every respect. He
entertained them both at his home
and at the soda fountain, and the
boys are very grateful TO Mr..
Miller for his courteous treatment
Of them.
Faith, hope, love, these three;
but the greatest Of these is love. &
Some of the big boys in long
trousers remarked the other day
that the ASSOCIATION was becoming
a boys organization, because Of
the large number of the little fell
lows attending the rooms. 1t is
strange how prone young men are
to forget that they were little
boys once and look down upon the
boys as impossibilities. They
forget that they are statesmen,
poets, scientists, preachers, schol-
ars and explorers in embryo, mug
gets of gold every one, and should
have special training now in the
molding Of their characters, and
that is what they are in our rooms
for. Every one is a beautiful
possibility, and is going to have
the special attention of the secre-
tary The boys are the stuff Of
which men are made.
Work a little, sing . little,
Whistle and be gay
Read q little, pray a little,
Busy every day;
Talk D little, laugh a little,
Don't forget to pray
Be a bit OF merry sunshine
All the blessed day .
The following is the Junior ball
team line up b. CAIN pitcher;
Bowen Yardeman, catcher Geo
Storm, LIST base and captain; !;
Thos. Storm, 2nd base; Thos.
Smith, Ord base; Make Berger,
short stop; Chas Ryals, center
field John Becker, left field; Jos.
Moore; right field Victor Max,
well, substitute. The tenn has
games with Wesson, Terry and
jackson, for next week.
SECRET a RY
The leader., 1905-07-19
RANDOM NOTES BY JEEMS.

We had d delightful service at
Smyrna whore we assisted Pastor
Davis in revival meeting last
week.
Brinson, Of Monticello, has
bought out the Bogue Chitto Mer-
camille Company and has thrown
himself into the whilI of the
great commercial wheel of our
rapidly growing city.
On account Of rainy weather,
sickness and grass crops, the
protracted meeting at Mt. Moriah
closed on last Monday.
Rev. w. e. Farr. Of jefferson
county, is assisting Pastor Hemby
in protracted meeting at the
Baptist church here.
The Mt. Morlah brethren are
laying plans to do about two huns
dred dollars worth of repairs on
their church house.
Our clever neighbor, VIM.
Burns, we are sorry to note, is in
very feeble health.
Now, there ought to be a let up
on the sale Of Senoi," Beer
inc, 'Maltine, Z and every other
kind of 'ine' in the catalogue
that makes drunk.
Because of a supposed leak in
the government cotton report
Texas and Georgia are planning
to secede from their sister cotton
States and keep their own secrets
as to the amount Of cotton they
are making. Surely Congress
will not grabble up the old dry
bone of States rights and begin
gnawing on it again.
In his great speech before the
law school at Yale, Secretary Of
War Taft. speaking on the sub
ject Of "The Administration Of
Justice and Trial By Jury, =
pointed out that since 1884, more
than one hundred and forty
thousand murders have been COM
mitted in the United States and
that far less than one per cent. Of
the murderers have been convict
ed. All of which leads many law
abiding people to the conclusion
that the trial of criminals by jury
is a farce, and ought to be aban-
doned. These statistics, coming as
they do from such high source,
ought to set every true American
to thinking.
Rev. w. r. Johnston and the
writer will begin a brush arbor
meeting of days at Big Greek
school house, five, miles west of
ehis city, on the fifth Sunday inst.
There will be two services each
day. Let the people take notice
and govern themselves according
".
Another gump has started out
hunting for the north pole. We
haven't lost any poles and hence
we are not going about with a
bump of ice in our pocket looking
for them.
Law and order leagues should
be organized all over the land.
Why notg j. a. S.
The leader., 1905-07-19

f. S. Swain was in New Or
leans Monday.
Eat .WOODCOcK'' Flour and
have pleasant Dreams.
April showers again Monday
and a downpour that night.
Mr.. j. S. Bailey, of Allen, was
a yesterdays visitor to this city.
Random Notes by Jeemso bit
the mark at every period. Read
them.
Mrs. B. A. Calm, of New Or
leans, is the guest Of Mrs. S.
Kohlman.
City Marshal Hurst has had his
residence reshingled and other
improvements made.
Mrs. w. G. Black and Miss
Ada have been enjoying the Gulf
Coast Camp Meeting.
We are pleased to hear that the
Mt. Moriah church brethren are
going to alise and build.
Genuine u. S. Mail Boxes and
locks for Rural Free Delivery.
Noodles Hardware Store.
Tom Storms bright face is
missed at his place of business.
He has had fever several days.
Mr.. W. H. Hale is enjoying a
visit from his father, who is a
resident of franklin county, Vir-
ginia.
Money back for the asking is a
guarantee that our price and quail
Iity are @. Il. Noodles Hard
ware Store.
Rev. John P. Hemby is IN
Bogae Chitto this week, carrying
on a protracted meeting with his
church there.
A full line of California fresh
fruits just received BY Mills &
East Co. Ring up III and let
them tell you what they have.
Rev. D. e. Kelly delighted the
Methodist congregation with q
splendid service Sunday. He
will be welcomed back any time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Mason and
little daughter, arrived from Fort
Worth, Texas, Monday evening
They are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Mason.
SEAVEY has new wheat in
the old reliable "W0ODCOCK'
Flour, and is under the market
for a July drive ID Flour. Only
SIS. rs per barrel.
Mrs. Cora Andrews, of Magno-
liza, Mrs. Robt. Ray, of Wesson,
and Miss Fannie Drane, of French
Camp, were visitors to Mines. j.
M Cooke and Chas. Heuck this
week.
Want to buy razor on trial?
Pocket knives, butcher knives and
scissors written guarantee with
any of above money back If we
can't suit you. Noodles Hard
ware Store.
Mr.. Ernest Helm, managing
editor of the Lexington (Ky.)
Herald, arrived at tue home Of
Mrs. e. McGrath last week, and
+ is now sharing its delights with
his friend, MI. Jack j Mc(arath.
It's no game OF chance you
are playing when you carry a
barrel of sW0ODCOcK Flour
lhome. And. just think, only
Ss.75 per barrel for the best
Flour that comes to the market.
Immediately after service at
1.-THE Presby terian church last Sab
batfls session was held and the
Twisting minister Rev. Mt. Fifer
was called to the pastorate Of the
church. We trust this means
pros peritys spiritually and mate
rially to the Presby tarisn olghIii 4