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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-22

there is an awaking Of public seati-
ment throughout this nation.
The same sentiment that prevails
throughout the nation. is the senti-
ment OF the people Of Oklahoma with
out regard TO party, and that senh-
mens Is that government by and for
the corporations must cease, and the
power OF the people mlst be supreme.
When the time comes that Guthrie Is
pleading her cause with the people OF
Oklahoma the question viii be asked,
has Guthrie always stood with the
people? My friends, you viii give
your answer TO that question with
your ballots on the sixth OF Nosem.
beY. aud the eyes Of all Oklahoma are
centered upon you waiting to see
what that answer will be
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-22
Don't Miss it

Th Big Event of the Year
THREE DAYS
GRAND RoPlNG CONTEST
AND COW BoYe CARNIVAL
100000 IN CASH PRIZES
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o. j. WEYMOUTH SHOOTS
WIFE AND chill.
DREN
THEN KILLS HIMSELF
Awful Crime of Drunken
Man at Gage, Okla.
Special to Daily Leader.

Gage, OKLA, oct 20. b. Hey
worth, a well to do farmer living
seventeen miles north of this place.
this morning shot and killed his wife
two daughters. aged % and rs, and
son. aged 20. He then turned the
weapon on himself, inhicting mortal
wound Family trouble was responsi-
bic for the tragedy
Heyworth returned home drunk late
last night from Gage. He was sullen
and went directly to his room, where
his wife was asleep The occupants
of the house were suddenly awakened
by shots. Young Heyworth was the
first to investigate He was shot
Down by his father before he had time
to call for help and the two girls were
killed as they rushed from their room.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-22

CITY 10 Galveston rs II II cents per
hundred pounds and am quoted by
the Santa Fe agent. in this city rate
from Guthrie to Kansas City of Ply
cents per hundred pounds. and a rate
from Guthrie To Galveston OF 305A
cents per hundred pounds. In other
words it cost 1O% cents more per
bushel TO ship wheat from Guthrie to
the Gulf for export than It costs to
ship the same wheat from Kansas City.
Ten and threequarter cents bushel
on twenty-seven millions OF bushels
makes $2,902, 500. which represents the
unjust tribute eXacted this year by he
railroads from the PEOPLE of Oklahoma
simply because they have the power
to do It, And yet these same rail-
roads tell the people Il the 25th Con.
stitutional Delegate district II you viii
let their agent write your constitu-
tion he will see that It is done right
II every bIshel Of wheat has to pay
It's unjust tribute of 1913 cents, how
much does that depreciate that value
OF the land upon which that wheat
was grown? And who can measure
the cost Cf that tribute in toll. aud
sweat and honest LAHORE But wheat
is not the only thing that bears this
burden The same thing Is true in
some form or other of the cotton
corn, live stock aud every other pro
du-t that hOuntml nature has en-
doWcd ms with. We net only pay
this tribute upon the things we pro
/ duce bat we pay It as we'll upon the
things we consume Every pound OF
coffee or sugar every suit OF clothes,
every yard of calico, every bushel OF
coal aud every foot of lumber has
added O. g.. cost its share of this
uibate And right here I want "a
ask the property owners of Guthrie
/ II they can measure the share they
have contributed to this gigantic ex
tortion in the deprecated ualues of
their real estate2 TO put the question
in another form SUPP. p The railroad
rates worc adjusted SO that Indian
Territory coal could be- sold in Guth
rie as cheeply as Il is In Kansas City
now many more factories would yot
have: how many more iun dinner
pals and how many less vacant lots
The railroads have controlled OK
lahoma throughout its territorial life.
are YOU going to let them control q
by electing their representative "a
the Constitutional Convention? Car
you be deluded with the idea that h'
would ever be Nsur representative
Can yor solve the problem Of equal
izing a railroad attorneys salary o
/ $4,000 a year with the paltry sum O
? $500 per day the pay OF a delegat
TO the Constitutional Convention
p Can yol be led to believe that eyel
J the adroit representative ~ the San
, Ia Fe can erve two masters2
Il is scripW al saying that b.
E their fruits ye shall know them !
r you would know what the Santa r
r candidate in the 25th district reall
4 stands for study his record in IN
E past Eight legislatures OF Oklahom
b have passed into history, and tina
D history is 6ned with the stories q
S ruined men who came here clean q
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PILES CURED FROM TO - DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT Is Fiarantred TO
cure any case Of Itching. Blind. Heed-
ing OF Protruding Piles IN 10 IA dsys
or money refunded. soc.
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NJ. Clay McGonnagal the ex-chsm-
pion of the world will be on hand ana
endeavor TO regain the championship
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Under the direction OF J. Ellison CarrDi'-
the champion roper Of the worid
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vERY Low EXCURSION RArEs

VERY Low EXCURSION RATES
for the above occasion, che Fort Smith
& Western Railway and the 81. 'Levis,
Ei Reno q Western Railway have put
in very low rate Of ONE FARE plus
FIFTY CENTS for the round trim from
all stations In Indian Territory and OS-
lahoma 20 Fort Smith and return.
Tickets will be on sale Nov. 6, ,, snd
9Th Return limit November 10'h. 1906.
J. p. O'DONNELL, ]. J. GIBSON,
General Agent Genl Pass. Agt-
Guthrie, Okla.
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This contest will be participated II by
one hundred OF the worlds bes. ro7ers-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-22

VIII Pickett. the negro wonder wAc
throws steer with his teeth. ~ill
give two exhibitions daily.
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FORT SMITH ARKANSAS.

WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER 7, and 9, 1905
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DORSET

N"sss shsi'i.n -sr' =" n-.uls,,p'o
Saturday.
rhonss Jones 60 aEed rssidsn, died
Wednesday. March :
Nr snd Mrs f.oiiln sykes have 10.
Turned from = Welt In Mes fiampshirs.
Albert - Chapman has been confined
- bic house By sickpsss Tor several
days.
John u iiiiiiard has gone 10 bis
home 10 Rutland after spending .
SEEK IN ioun.
Miss Fannie Clemons and Miss
naude Woodland 81 Manchester vcro
here Thursday
Mrs Marion Hai wood IL visiting 10
Hupcri. her soE BUR HArwood having
a position there.
Miss Auman state Geld worker Of the
Vermont Domestic Missionary assoc.
alton delivered an excellent lecture In
The ves,ry OF the church Monday even
log 81 last week.
a crayon portrait 81 the Rev T. $
Pratt has lately been hung In the YES.
Try OF the Congregational church. Dr.
Pratt sas for more than 40 years pas.
tor Of the church In this village aud
much beloved by the people He u
now In his sith year and IN feeble
health. He resides with his daughter.
Mrs G Is Gilbert The portrait Is the
Sork OF Mrs VIM II Sheldon of Ben.
ningion aud Is an excel lent likeness.
Mrs Harriet n Sykes celebrated her
9Oth birthday Saturday, March ~.
Mrs Sykes has been very sick with
severe cold but Is recovering rapidly.
She Is well preserved woman, a good
conversationalist, her mind being
clear and her memory excellent. Other
ladies' In the place past 80 are Mrs
schultz, "a, and Mrs Harriet Gilbert.
y. Mrs Gilbert is the daughter of
Justice llolley who was a soldier In the
Revolutionary war.
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PownAt

sarah Esgry sss baa.s irom Troy
otsf huhday,
Daisy Niiss is hone 90 account a,
~ illness u hsr mother.
Tho Ladies' indnsuisi socisiy ~ ihe
Baptist chsrch RESUMED ttrir gather
inFs lasi Thursday. Tho neat supper
siii b. April ath.
Sc snd Mrs. Fred Potter And family
sPsni sunday IN lioosick Fails
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Pauline aud Ejuina B.rbcr'
Mrs May Blanchard the oldest rssi
dent 81 toe ioEn IL seriously ~.
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turned Saturday from a trip o. Ncs
York
4 number from hero attended N.
inal basket ball game In Williams
toWn Saturday pm.
Mrs Samuel Wright has returned
from Lowell where she has been visit
ing her sister Mrs Walt.
Hiss Annie White has returned
from the North Adams hospital and
her return to health j. looked for.
Mrs T. len { Towsley has gone to
Bennington to visit her daughter Mrs
Il W Myers.
The product Of the creamery IL TO be
taken by TAFT Bros Of Springfield.
DR. Hull OF Willlamstown assisted
Or Barber Of this town and DR. Hull of
Troy performed an operation on John
Trighe's arm which was injured at the
time Of the mill fire.
Mrs A G Parker entertained the
whist club Friday evening. Five
tables we're used; the lady, prize being
taken by Miss Alice Moses and the
mems by Emmett Hazard. The con-
ISOLATION prize was awarded 10 NJ j
burlington Jr.
The remains OF Mrs VIM Keoppen Of
Westwood, n j., were brought here
Sunday and Inferred in Oak Hill Gem
etery. Rev c Mitchell OBLIGATED at
the grave. Mrs Keoppen leaves be
side her husband daughter, Mrs
Emma Emigh OF Portsmouth, Conn,
and two sons, Daniel f Proud of this
town and Whine Proud OF East st
Louis, Ill.
VIM Morgan and Miss Ada Morgan
of Pownal Center were married at the
Baptist parsonage here Thursday by
Rev f w Klein. Both the young
people are well known In town and
highly respected by all. The groom
is 30 years of age and Is successful
farmer. The bride is the daughter of
Ira r Morgan, is a young woman of
intelligence and beauty and is a gener
al favorite among the young people in
town. The happy couple took bridal
trip to New York City.
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FOR SALE

Offer ipr ssls ibs property knoEn
49, ihs Marcus whirpls place in vi.
lag - North Fosnal. VI Tho prop
cfty consists ~ = Gee large residence.
= good barn. = Cogbiff store and q
iin shop. together 9Th abouituo acres
~ land The siBrr above mentioned
has bccn conducted a. q general coun.
Try siorr Tor . 8 nrraiion, has 40 90.
iablishcd trade aud is ote ~ the t,.si
stands In southern Vcrmu..i. The
house il n large, roomy building sell
adapted for a hotel business or for
keeping summer boardcrs. Here 10 an
excellent opportunity fer 40 onierpris.
Ing man to make a good living
Possession would be given immedi.
aiely In case ~ sale
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EAST DORSET

Miss Bertha Ames spent Sunday
with friends in Dandy.
Thomas Mclaughlin was guest OF
friends in Pittsford Sunday.
Mrs b + Roberts and son and Mrs
John Harrington are visiting in Rut
md.
Mrs G + Griffith who is undergoing
treatment with DR. Strohell of Rutland
is improving.
Mrs Wayne and Julia Lemey and
Nora Harris of Fair Haven visited
friends in town over Sunday.
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> q Adams. Afiiustpn
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CDR Thomas Electric Oil is the
best remedy for that often fatal disease
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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-12-27
BAD CITIZEN OR
DERED TO MOVE
Captain Fred Fornoff Of Mounted Po.
lice Takes Hand in Effort to
Remove Dive on Hillside.

Captain Fred Fornoff, of the Terri
torial Mounted Police. has taken
hand in the fight to remove the dive
on Hillside Avenue and as result
Santa Fe is diminished in population
to the extent of at least one bad citi-
zen. The person in question came
here a few days ago and spent his
time in the resort on Hillside Avenue.
Captain Fornoff learning of his arriv-
al, however, ordered him to move on
and to do so 'pronto."
The bad citizen lost no time in tax
ing a train for parts unknown. Other
members of the resort of which there
are perhaps eight or nine, will prob
ably be prosecuted under the Ed
mund's act at an early date. An at
tempt was made to force them to
leave under the law forbidding the
establishment of such resort within
seven hundred feet of any public
building. City officials measured the
distance of the resort from the court
house and found that they could not
proceed under such a statute.
1t is said, however that the Ed
mund's act is applicable.
The matter will probably be dis
cussed at the next meeting of the
city council.