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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-31
LsaAL NOTICES.
To Creditors Of The Tradres Insurance
Company, NJ Chicago.

Notice Is hereby giv~n to all eredi-
tors Of The Traders Insurance Company,
Of Chicago. that June 20. 1906, an order
was entered by the Circuit Court OF Cook
County. Illinois. IN the cause wherein
the undersigned was appointed Receiver,
directing that all claims against The
Traders Insurance Company, of Chiea-
go. Cother than hre-loss claims be filed,
under oath, with the Receiver on or
before ninety days from said June 30.
1906. and that all claims (other than
fire-loss claims) not so filed within
ninety days from said June 30, 1906,
be forever barred from any right to
share in the distribution OF the estate
BY said court
Notice is accordingly given hereby TO
all credvors Of said The Traders Insurs
ance Company. of Chicago. (other than
fre-loss claimantsl 10 nle their claims.
under oath, with ma pursuant to the
terms Of said order, on or before
ninety days from June % 1906 Blank
forms for claims may be had on appli-
cation at my Office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-31

How to keep of periodic attacks Of
biliousness and haS.tlal constipation
was a mystery that Or. Kings New
Life Pills solved for me. writes John y.
Pleasant. OF Magnolia, Ind. The only
pills that are guaranteed 70 give per-
feet satisfaction to everybody or money
refunded. Only 25o at all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-31
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Organised labor Of Konton and Camp
ben connd~s Kentucky has established
bank "a covngton.
Seven hundvcd and hfty-nvc new mem-
bers were initiated into the Ordcr IL
Raiload rclegraphers during the month
q jury.
The Boot aad shoe Workers Indu-trai
Union al ITS recent convention in Mil
waukee selected Toronto as the meeting
place next year
The letter carriers are going to locate
their home for AGED and iunrm mail car-
riers az Colorado spring. adjoining the
uaion Printers Home
Arrangements are being made by the
Wisconsin State Federation OF Labor to
mail literature expainine trades unlol-
ism to the farmers of that state
A recent session OF the New Zealand
conference OF. trades and iaLor councils
resolved that the poll tax on Chiuamen
should be Increased to 5000 a head.
The annual report Of Chief Inspector
Davies OF Illinois shows that In twelve
years the number OF children employed
In the state in gainful occupations has
been reduced so per cent.
The labor unionists Of Plttsburg are
I IN. a
800 900. Each union subscribing for the
stock will be entitled to one director on
the board.
The 700 men employed in the Great
Western shops at Celwein. Iowa. who
went out or strike because OF the dis
charge OF sevol members OF the shop
committee, won complete victory and
all were reinstated.
The reaort Of Secretary Treasurer
Bramwood to the recent convention Of
the international Typographical Union at
Colorado Springs showed that the hnan-
eial transactions for the year just closed
were much larger than those for any
previous year Ia the history OF the Union.
This was due chiefly to benefits dlshurs-
ed during the great eight-hou- strike.
The sixteenth annual convention Of the
National Brotherhood Of operative Pot
ters. held IN Akron, Ohio. last month
marked an epoch in the history OF that
organization. Beginning with a member
ship OF less than 500. lt now has on it's
roster almost every worker in the pot
terry trade, and reports lnancial
strength suficieat to moet any contn-
gency.
According to recent newspaper item
the Pullman Palace Car Company Is con-
fronted with a serious problem ~ tse
matter OF securing competent colorcd
porters fo- It cars. Some OF the Of
I icials Of the company have suggested
that "the best way to overcome this diff
/ ficulty would be 10 start a training school
for porters. and after a course IN that
Institution WORK them on the cars at half
pay until they demonstrate their ef-
hciency for the work.
n speaking Of the appointment by
President Roosevelt Of Grand Chief T..
] r. AiNth VI tue RiNti bl ikthNof Au'lr
ductors as a member OF the Interstate
| Commerce Commission, the official
journal Of the order says: While regret-
ting to see Brother Clark leave his po-
sition as the executive head Of the order.
we nevertheless appreciate the fact that
the position TO which he has been called
holds opportunities for greater service
and "a much larger field OF action which
he could not wen decline Particularly
pleasing is IL TO know that the appoint
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-31

CFirst published in The Daily Leader
August u.s. 1900
NOTICE or APPLICATION
FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
TERRITORY or OKLAHOMA. To-
GAN COUNTY. SIS:
Nodce is hereby given that ]. s. Her
her. has this day filed In the office Of
the County Clerk In and for snid
County his petition, asking that a ~
cense be graated him TO sell at retail
malt, s7irituous and vinous LIQUORS or
lot No 80 block No 55 Third ward
Guthrie Proper in said County and Te--
ritory
II no protest be filed before septembeT
], 1905 his petition win be granted ald
license issued
Witness my hand aad the seal OF said
County hereto affixed mi 18th day OF
August 1906. n Il. TRAP.
(sEAL.) County Clerk
By CARL L. RICE Deputy.
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Life is a series OF surprrses--of eS-
forts to guess the mood Of to-mor-
row."
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APPLES IS CENTS \ nusHrl

Missouri pippins aud Ionathans finest
eating and cooking apples Rrown. on the
ground; at Highland friit farm, for 25c
a bushel.--J. c. JAMIsoN
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Just received at Olsmith's. ship
ment OF the celebrated Lone jack smok
ing tobacco.
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BYRON T.. SMITH,
Receiver Of The Ira lers Insurance Com
pany q Chicago. Rector Bldg. chlca-
80, I'D.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-22
BETTER LATE THAN
NEVER, SAYS GOMPER S
By Associa ted Press.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-"Impetus
has been given to the labor movement
In politics by President Roosevelt S
order directing the rigid enforcement
of the eight-hour law" declared
Samuel GOmpers president of the
American Federation of Labor yester-
day.
1--WE are much gratifed that the
president issued the order, although we
conceive 1t to be q little late. The
original request for the enforcement of
the eight-hour law on government work
was made by me nearly three years
ago.
During the Intervening time ha we
repeatedly called the Presidents atten-
ton to the continued viola tion of the
law, and have cited specifications,
ba cked up by affidavits.
ION March %, 1906, the president re-
quested Frank Morrison Of the Ameri-
n Fedora tion Of Labor to bring to his
attention specific instances of the vio-
alton of the law, which he would refer
to Mr.. Neill for investigation. This
was done on April 2S, with the result
that the order requiring the enforce
ment Of the law was issued yesterda ay.
1T certainly will encoura ge labor to
pursue its work OF organiza tion In the
campaign which has been mapped out
in the hope that larger degree of JUS
tice may be attained"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-22
MAN'SB BRAINS
TORN FROM
SKULL

With a section of his skull torn oper
so that the brain pusati ions were visi.
BILE, Harry Palmer, an electrician IL
the employ Of the Tufts Palmer cleo.
tric works, was taken to the receiv.
Ing hospital late last night, and at an
early hour this morning still was alive
though his death was expected mo.
mentarily
That the man lived at all after re-
ceiving his frightful injury was re.
marka BILE. That he withstood the re-
moval to the hospital and that life
remained while the police surgeons
worked over him for what seemed to be
hours, is little short of miraculous
From a medical standpoint the case is
the most astonishing ever handled al
the local hospital.
His injury was the result of an ex-
ploslon of an electric motor a piece
of the flying metal tearing a great
wound in his head larger than a mans
hand. The bones of the skull were torn
from their place, exposing fully hall
of the brain, which throbbed and
pulsed with life throughout the oper-
alton and until the wound had been
cleansed and the bones restored as
nearly as could be to their proper
places
From the first 1t was realized that
the man must die and from the first II
seemed a question not Of minutes but
Of seconds. The brain itself was badly
lacera ted and the ambulance floor, when
the wagon arrived at the hospital, was
covered with blood But minute after
minute passed. Time extended into
hours. and still the pa tient lived. That
he would die. however. and probably
before daylight. was foregone con-
clusion.
The explosion occurred at 11;45 last
night. In addition to the injury TO
his head Palnler's right leg was broken
at the hip and he may have sustained
other injuries as we'll He was, OF
course, unconscious from the first and
his left side was completely paralyzed.
In fact, his left side, controlled by the
right and injured lobe Of the brain,
was practically dead before he reached
the hosDital
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-22
. OMAN HELD
PRISON ER BY
RU FFIANS
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 21.-Aleg :
ing that she was held a prisoner at her
own home from midnight last nigh
up to an early hour this morning bJ
five ruffiapss who ATTACKED her, Mrs
Mary Adams Of 1877 Twenty-Sixtf
street now lies In precario us condi-
ton at the Mission hospital.
Her five alleged assailants are booked
on felony charges t the Mission po-
lice station and If the Elf victim dies the
accusation will be changed to a capita |
charge.
The men in Jail are John Caulfeld,
Gus Schobie, John j. Foley, w. E. Sipe
and Patrick Murphy.
Today an unknown man appeared
at the Mission police station and stated
that he had heard woman Screamin g
at the house, 1877 Twenty street
ana believed that she was being mug
dered.
He admit ted that he was too badI y
frightened to investigate himself On
investigating the report and going 20
the house with the number given the
police found Mrs Adams was bein g
held a prisoner by the five men.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-22
MONGOLIA FLOATED
AT MIDWAY ISLAND
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
HONOLULU, Sept 21-According to
advices received here today from Mid
way island, the stranded Pacific Mail
liner Mon golia has been floated without
the assist ance of any other. vessel
The steamer used her own powerful
engines and gear in pulling herself off
the reef Heavy anchors were sunk
astern OF the vessel to which cables
were run from her engines
The Japanese training ship Anaga IVA
left Midway last night, the Mongolia
not requiring her assistance.
The three forward holds of the liner
are taking water and pumps have been
rugged to control the leaks.
The damage to the Mongolia is ap-
parently slight and she viii be able to
proceed under her own steam. 1t Is be-
lieyed here that she may await the ar
rival of the cable steamer Restorer and
have survey made before starting
for San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-22
NCHURIAIS
ATTACHED BY
CREDITORS
By Associa ted Press.

By Associated Press.
HONOLULU, Sept. 21.-The steam
ship Manchuria, which was fioated last
Sunday, is now in charge of United
States Marshal Hendry under an at,
taciment placed by the Racihe Com
mercial Gable company for 100000 fol
the services of the cable company'i
Restorer in saving the Manchuria-
1t is alleged that the Restorer con-
stantly towed the Manchuria at great
risk to the Restorer from August 20,
the day the Manchuria went aground,
until Sept tember 16. the day she was
floated Pay is also demanded for the
service Of the Restorer in towing the
Manchuria to Honolulu after she was
hoated
The libel alleges that the Manchuria
Is worth $2,000,000 and that she has a
cargo valued at half a million.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-22
TRAM NO. 20 HITS THE
WATS0NvILLE LOCAL
BY Associated Press.


SANTA CRUZ Sept. 21.--A head on
collision occurred today at Aptos be-
tween train No. %, which leaves Santa
Cruz at noon for San Francisco, and
the local Watsonvllle train.
The accident seems to have been due
to the carelessn ess OF those In charge
of the Watsonville train.
The San Franc train was stand
ing on the main track at Aptos sta
tion, and the Watsonville train came
around the curve and ran into the wait
ing train.
Both engines were telescoped and
badly wrecked George T. Watterson
of Alameda was thrown through the
window in the door of the coach. His
nose was broken and he was other
wise injured about the head.
William Elsom of Santa Cruz was
thrown fifteen feet and badly shaken
up Brakeman Charles Long of the
Watsonvllle train had his hard badly
cut.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-22
SAY GILLETT
IS LABOR'S
EN- EM Y
2 Associated Press.

2 Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 21,-A citing
upon the recommendation of President
Gompers of the American Federation of
Labor. the San Francisco labor council
tonight adopted a resou tion denounc-
ing j; NJ Gillett. the Republican candi-
date for governor, as an enemy to the
interests of labor. His record in con-
gress was read and he was denounced
in bitter terms.
d The council Ga He'd to- agree on sthat
part SE tile RESOLUTION indorslnE Tfieo-
dore X. Bell, the Democratic nominee.
and after several hours debate it was
made the order of a special meeting.
The same action was taken on a res
olution recommending the forma tion of
a state labor party
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-22
INDOR SEES ACTION
OF UNION LABOR
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO Sept. A.--Several
district conventions were held tonight
by the Union Labor party.
Andrew Wilson of San Francisco was
nominated for railroad commissioner
for the First Railroad district; Joseph
II. Scott, former tax collector of this
city, for board of equalization, Second
district; Julius Kahn for. congressman
in the Fourth Congressional district,
and e. A. Hayes in the Fifth.
The convention adopted resolution
presented by Thomas r. Eagan of the
board of public works, endorsing and
ratifying the action Of the state Union
Labor convention In nominating Thso-
dore A. Bell for governor.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-22
BY Associa I'D Press.

BY Associa I'd Press.
JELLICO, Tenn, Sept. 2-Twelve
deaths, the injuring of 200 persons and
$500,OOO damage to property were
caused hero today when carload of
dynamite standing on a track near the
Southern railway station exploded with
a report that was heard for twenty
miles.
Buildings were shattered in the busi-
ness section of the town and nearly
eyeex piese4of sgless EithiI radios q
one nile Of the scene was broken.
There is possibility that other
bodies may be recovered from the
ruins.
Eighteen PERSONS were seriously in
3ured, among them R. M. Bard, pres-
dent Of the National Bank Of Jellico
and mayor of Je1lico, who was cVt on
the neck q
The freight car belonging to the
Pennsylvania ra abroad line contained
Continued on page two.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-22
VALUABLE LUMBER IS
~ DESTROYED BY FIRE
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press
UKIAH, Sept. 21-The most disas-
trous forest fire of the year is raging
in the woods north Of the North western
Redwood company near Willets.
The fire was discovered Monday, but
despite the work of all available men in
town in back firing they have not yet
got it under control.
The fire has already burned for two
miles along Grouse Ridge in some Of
the finest timber in the county.
hmm ense, quantities of split wood and
tan bark have been consumed, in addi-
tion. to the timber ruined. The dam
age SO far is estimated at nearly $780,
900, most of which falls on the North
western Redw ood company.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-22
JUMPS FROM TRAM
AND MAKES ESCAPE
BY Associated Press.

CORTLAND. Ore. Sept. a.-By
jumping from the train shortly before it
reached the union depot in this city, it
is alleged c. s. Van Auker tonight
eIuded the deputies from the sheriff's
office who were on hand to arrest him
on telegraphlc warrant from Rainier.
Persons acquainted with the man and
who were on the train stated that Van
Auker boarded the train after the
Rainier officers had searched II.
Van Auker was cashier OF the Rainier
State bank, which was looted Sep
tember 3.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-22
ExTERMINATE RATS;
PLAGUE DECREASES
NV Associated Press.

BY AssOCIdIeu FTe5s'
LAHORE, India, Sept. 21.-The sup
posed close connection between rats
and the plague is considered to have
been proved by the extra ordinary sue
cess in decreasing the scourge which
has resulted from the war OF exEor-
mination against rats that has Deen
carried on in sixty towns in the Pun
jab.
The operation is still incomplete, but
the experiment is regarded as of I'M
mense importance in view Of the fact
that million people have already died
of the plague in the PunJab alQne.
In con sequence of good rains, assur-
ing good crops. the vast stocks OF
wheat held In the Punjab will tInme-
diately be liberia ted for export
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-22
PHILIPPIN ES
VISITED BY
TYPHOON
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
MANILA, Sept. pa typhoon has
occurred in the Philippines. south of
M Manila The wires are down and there
is no report of the damage done in the
provinces Manila was practically un-
touched. At Cavite the arsenal and
shipping were darnaged. The gunboat
Arayat is ashore and several lighters
were sunk. There was no loss OF life
The loss Is Tut believed TO bt
serigis "
The storm will delay the departure Of
retiring Governor General Ide from the
islands.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-22
REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATE
ADDRESSES STUDENTS
By Associated Press.

BERKELEY, Cal. Sept 21,-Jamos
N. Gillett, Republican candidate Tor
governor addressed the students at
the Harmon gymnasium of the Uni
versity of California at noon today.
His talk was largely political.
He said that II el0ted he would
pledge generous support to the uni
yersity.
President Wheeler, who introduced
Glllett. said that it was the purpose
Of the authorities OF the university to
invite each of the other candidates Tor
governor in turn to address the stu
dents.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-22
SEVEN FOUND GUILTY
ON PE0NAGE CHAR GE
Rx Associated Press.

CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. Sept. 21,-
The jury in the Smith case today re-
turned a verdict Of guilty against
Charles M. Smith and Charles M.
Smith, jr.. and the five tenants Of their
farms on the eleventh count In the
peonage case,
The eleventh count OF the forty four
Indictments refers TO John Reed. the
negro who was with Roosevelt In cuba,
and who escaped from the shack ON the
smith farm by saving his way through
the floor at night.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-22
FORM Err MAYOR PHELAN
WOULD PROTECT CITY
BY Associated Press.

by Ab5OCIdteu Z IooS'
SAN, FRANCISCO, Sept. A.-Former
Mayor Phelan in signed communica-
tion protests against the Endorsement
by the water committee Of the board
of supervisors of the Bay Cities Water
companies project to supply san
Francisco with water for considera-
tion of $1O,50O,000.
He declares that a much better sup
ply can be obtained at merely a noml-
nal cost from the Hetch-Hetchy VAL
ley, portion of the Y Yosemite national
park, and calls upon people to prevent.
If possible, the adoption by the board of
supervisors of the report of its water
commi ttee.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-22
NEW SUGAR TRUST HAS
CAPITAL OF $4,000, ZOO
Ry Asaociated Press.

NEW YORK. Selt, 21.vlu the for
nation OF the Cuban A merican sugar
company, which was incorporated IN
Trenton. N. j., yesterday the nye
largest sugar companies in the Cuban
field have been consolidated under ore
head
Capital stock consists OF N2'0Oo'oVV.
During the year these five companies
handled II, 900 900 tons of sugar cane,
which represents an output of 100000
tons OF raw sugar, about one-tenth %
the entire supply of Cuba.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-22
EASTERN

Explosion of a carload of dynamite In
Tennessee kills twelve and injures two
hundred people
Following the sudden dea tn of it's
mother at New York. fourteen months
cid babe nearly starves before being res
Gued.
Five men lose lives in Mon tana train
wreck.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-22

Railroad machine much worried
2-Sister declared to be insane.
3-Water supply dangerous Iy low
4-Dispensary is at playground.
5-Sports.
6-EdltoriaI.
City news.
s--Monkeys are de Iicious food
9-Southern California news.
classified advertisements.
11-Markets.
12-RaiIroad news.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-22
BERKELEY MAN FINDS
BASKET OF jewell S
Bv Associated Press.

BER KELLEY, Cal, sept. 21.-Charles
Wieman, business man of South Ber-
kelley, entered the police2 office this
afternoon and deposited aba sket con-
tanning diamonds, rubies, emefalds ana
gold pins to the value Of $1,000
He said he found the basket In his
front yard, where 1t had been lying in
corner for three days. Curiosity this
morning prompted him to pick 1t up.
The only clew the police have to the
owner of the valua ble collection OF
jewels is a report that mysterious
woman was seen lettering around the
Wieman house on "Wednesday morning,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-22
RE Bells
PREPARE
FOR WAR
Declare They Will
Sell Their Lives
Dearly
Palma and Sugar Trust
Administration Held
Responsible
Secretary Of War Taft Admits Case
Is Hopeless one-Hostlltie
Are Expected
Hourly
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g Pino Guerrero with about 5000 9
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o with 800 extra horses, entered the 8
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@ Junction with Brigadier General Q
@ CariIIO, who has 1900 men. and re- o
@ sumed the march toward Havana. o
9 At o'clock this morning the 8
9 Associated Press correspond dent 8
9 Joined the rebel forces mt GUIANA Q
o jay and continued with them until o
@ they encamped.
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q cattle when the co cOmmissary re- .
@ quires fresh meat. 3
o Guerrera told the correspond dent Q
@ that he and Alfredo Zayas were .
9 working in perfect accord. Guer- 9
9 rera still considers himself con- 9
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Special to The Herald.
HAVANA, Sept. H.-With the bay
filled with warships and arnlored
cruisers from the United sta tes and
Secretary Taft unable to effect a re-
conciliation between the government
officials and the inSurgent leaders,
everything points toward a resumption
of EoStilities at any moment.
War and not peace is the program.
Openly accusing President Palma
and the sugar trust admin stration
with being responsible for the present
conditions in Cuba, those Of the rebel
forces who have made a study of the
islands affairs declare the time has
come to make a determined stand, and
Intervention or no Intervention, every
man available will be put In the field
to fight to the last for what they be-
lieve is their due.
Am orleans do not deny the serious
ness of the situation and even Seere-
COntin ued on page two.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-22
Cashier Lands in Jail
BY Associated Press.

PORTLAND, Ore Sept. &c. s..
Van Auger, cashier Of the Rainier (ore.'
state bank, which was looted of sew
erai Thousand dollars on September 8,
was arrested here by Sheriff stevens
this Afternoon on charge OF Larceny
while he was at the law office OF his
attorney. "