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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-11
RocKEFELlER's TEXT.
Verses of Scripture Standard OF
PreHident Likes Best.

Verses OF Scripture standard OIL
PreHadent Likes Best.
John d. R0ckefellers favorite .eFf es
Of Scripture are those Of Psalm xiii,
says a Cleveland dispatch to the New
York Times. he quoted portions Of
them 0t the pgayer service st the Eu-
clld Avenue Baptist church, of which
he is a member.
The subject OF discussion at the Serv-
ice was .'The Place Of the Bible" The
pastor asked that his auditors rise and
give their favorite verses. Many peo.
pie did So After the quotations had
reached twenty or thirty Mr.. Rockefel-
Ter rose. He said:
zone OF the quotations among those
which ! remember best l took long
time TO learn. We did II in the family
together at one time Mrs. Rockefeller,
myself and the children. 1t was the
beautiful words, The Lord is my shep
herd; l shall not want, and the rest o:
II. 1t is beautiful.
'vrhe first one which l learned was
that which spoke of the time when Je
sus was born. how the wise men Of the
cast came In the time OF Herod, th,
king, ana asked, Where Is the king oi
the JewsY
"All these verses which we hays
heard are wonderful treasures. Th'
assembly Is like the great desk OF on'
OF the editors OF modern newspaper
Each OF you Is like pigeon hole wher'
the great editor iieeps treasures o
knowledge at his instant disposal
There are his resources. These verse
are our resources"
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JAPANESE TO FIGHT yAouls,
Colonies OF Veteran Soldiers 10 Ne
PLACED In sonora by Mexico.

Colonies OF Veteran Soldiers 10 De
PLACED In sonora by Mexico.
Discharged japanese soldiers may
solve the Yaqui Indian problem Ia the
state Of Sonora, says a Mexico CORE
spopdent of the New York Herald.
This is tue kope OF the Mexican gov
ernment. which recently entered into a
contract with the Imperial Japanese
Colonization company for the coloniza.
tlon OF Japanese IN that state The col
onists viii be given the conhseated
Yaqul lands and win be expected %
prevent the Indians carrying produce
and cattle ont OF the valleys 10 theb
hiding places IN the mountains.
The YaQuls are in the habit OF Oh
talning supplies by making periodical
raids on the ranches 10 the valleys
which at one time belonged to them
As aoon as tue colonization plans az,
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sao,Ne GOT IN THE GAME.
Ball Fell Down smokestaek and Wss
Tossed 10 Basemaa.

Ball Fell Down smokestaek and Was
Tossed to Basemaa.
In the baseball anDuals OF Texas,
Baltimore county. Is an incident which.
whether an actual occurance or not.
has been repeated so often that 1t is
invested with the force Of fact
Cn a hot Fourth Of July back In tho
eighties, when the catcher held his
position behind the bat without mask.
and the pitcher knew Of 30 curve or
toe plate, there was game Of ball
between the Texas sluggers ami the
Timonium Little Potatoes but Hard 10
Peel. The sluggers had gotten in
some good stick work early in the
game, and the visitors warn iust feel
ing the big Texas pitcher.
II was the dfth inning, and the
Little Potatoes had two men on the
bases-one on second and the other
Oh iirst-when one Of their home run
hitters who had been asleep up to this
moment. struck the ball. Il cleared
the entire field aud would have faller
on the railroad track, but just al thai
moment train came along and th'
bail disappeared In the smokeataei
Of the engine The tram ws4 scinl
OF lively speed up grade, and thl
force OF the pufls elected the ball. Ih'
momentum Of the train carried II unu
i fell In the third baseman's hands
ara a double play Was the result AZ
~ much kicking from the L'ttie 20
thloea as 70 whether the play was faiI
lhs side was retirad, as the doupl
play naade three hands out. Baltinon
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WAY MARRIED LIFE IS DuLr.
A Few Simple Rules for Settling .
Great Problem.

- ~" O'tRNN ffAfN~ ~ O0~ANN'A -
Great Problem.
Married life is duh because neithey
husbands nor wives devote sufficient IN.
telligent effort toward making 1t intsIA
esting.
The greatest enemy that humanity
has ever known is the individual who
drst advanced the luck theory In regard
to matrimony
Everybody believes In it because II
Is more soothing to our vanity to feel
that we are unlucky than 20 ad4lit that
we are fools. or shirks but In reality
there Il no luck about It.
Luck has nothing to do With the kind
of husband or wife woman and man
pick out That Is the result Of their
own Judgment
Neither has luck anything to do with
matrimonial felicity. That Is tie result
Of will power and determination.
Barring the few criminals OF both
aexes-and the people who complain Of
the dullness of married life are more
disgruntled than wiclSed--there is no
man or woman with whom you can get
along if you try, and none with
whom you can get along with II you
don't.
II she wants to keep married llfs
from being dull for her husband wo,
man must praise hls virtues and ignore
his faults.
II women would devote as much time
to studying their husbands as they do
to studying Browning. there would be
40 use for the divorce courts.
IL man wants to make married lie
interesting to his wife he must make
her his partner. and give her a fair
divide IN the pleasures and perqulsitiss
Of life.
Beng a voma- doesn't make a hieh
spirited Individual enjoy begging,
Souls do not wear petticoats.
II man wants to make married life
thrilling for his wife he Will spend mis-
evenings with her and try to take some
interest in the subjects that amuse hen
Women don't really marry to get Z
dummy dressed up In meas clothing
and with a newspaper glued In Ia
, hands.
II men wish to make their wive.
happy they will never forget that wo
men care more for words than they ds
for deeds. and that they will forgiv'
anything to the husband who pay
, hem compliments and little attentions
The husband is the audience TO which
the wife plays. and If she doesn't Sc
the glad hand from Kim she feels tha
e lie is cinders. ashes and dust.
J. II husbands and wives want marrle'
! life to be interesting they must respec
+ each others preiudices. and give 4
each other the same liberty they d,
maqd for themselyeA
/. These are simple rules for settling
4 great problem. but they will work, 10
0 happiness IN marriage Is hot luck It
9 Folition,-Dorofhy Dix, -;
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or food. Heartily endorsed ky W. G.
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that while the devoted wife. sister OF
daughter looks on. the drunkard is re-
claimed even ngainst his win and With
out his kno~isdge
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CENTRAL LEAGUE MEETING.
(By Associated Press.l }

Canton. Ohio, Jan. 11.-A complete
shale-up Of the affairs of the Central
Baseball league IS likely to result from
the annual meeting in session here to.
day. The candidacy OF President Car
son cf South Bend, for ve-election has
met with serious opposition from sew
eraI Of the clubs in the circuit and a
spirited contest is on. Youngstown
has again come forward with an applI.
cation for franchise and the proposal
to enlarge the circuit to ten clubs Wils,
be considered t. is likely that the
league will decide TO begin the season
early in April and that the schedule
win consist of about 154 games
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lNclplsNr CONSUMPTION
How Food Headed of the lnsidOus
Disease.

The happy wife Of a soold old-fash-
ioned Michigan farmer says:
In the spring Of 1902, l was taken
sick-a general breaking down, as ID
were. / was excessively nervous, could
not sleep we'll al night, my food seemed
TO do me no good, and ! was so weak !
could scarcely walk across the room.
"The doctor said ny condition was
duG TO oyerwork and close confinement
ana that he very much feared that con-
sumption would set IN. For several
months I took one kind Of medicine af-
ter another, but with no good eifeo r.
IN fa4t, / seemed TO grow worse
Then / deternined 70 quiz an medi-
clnes. give ND coffce and see what
Grape Nuts food would DO, for me.
began 10 eat Grape Nuts with sugar and
cream and bread and butter thres
times a dey - 1'pa
'''rhe effect was surprssingl began
10 gaia flesh and strength forthwith, lrs
nerves cuieted down and grew nor.
mally steaay apd sound. sweet sleeI
came hac,S 10 me. IN Ak weeks Tins
discharged the hired giri ana com
menced 20 40 p,r own housework Tor 1
family OF six This was Two years aeo
and / am dolng Il stiil. ana enjoy H.
Name given by Postum Co. Battl
cre~t Mioh.
There's reason. Read lhe little book
The Rood 70 Wcllyile. N pkgs.
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put into effect the Indians viii have
veterans OF far eastern campaigns iE
stead of fear stricken natives to deaf
with. If the Yaquis can he prevented
from getting supplies they can soon be
starved into submission.
The colonization plans call for the
settlement OF the Japanese in groups
in the center of The agricultural tracts
SO that they will be better prepared for
defensive action against the Indians
The colonists are to be furnished Will
arms and ammunition. About 7o0 for
mer soldiers and their families will bC
settled in the Yaqui country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-11

Scientists and physicians have beea
appniled "a the rapid increasc IN the
death rate from acuie respIfatory dis
eases. especially IN the larga cities
statistics from cities. large and small
saowiug steady yearly increase IN the
prevalence and fatality Of pneumonia.
have forced the disease to the front as
one demanding an Immediate and svro
preventative. which is found in Duffys
Pure Malt whiskey.
Pneumonia. ATTACKS the system
quickly and reientiessly It Is iespe-
ciaily dangerous at this season Of the
year when exposure to sudden and se-
we're changes OF weather and atmos-
pheric conditions Is frequent x Is sure
60 attack the system run down from
worry, overworls or exposure
For more than City years Duny's
Pure Malt whislsey has been recog-
nized as the best cure and preventive Of
pneumonia and al diseases OF the res
piratory organs Physicians who stol-
idly conform to the ethics OF the pro-
fession publicly recommend It and are
prescribing It for their patients II Is
in use in leading hospitals throughout
the country
4 ne StcFet OF mo hl4tfNeiouS |IsurctHa
OF -, Pure Malt whiskey IN cur
ing and preventing hing troubles lies
I'm the fact that It's ti,, greatest
strengthener and health builder known
to medicine 1t not only checks the
ravages Of the disease itself. bat re-
places the weakened, destroyed tisspes,
helps the stomach to more perfectly
digest and assimilate food in order that
more. richer and Durer blood may come
from it, and regutites and governs the
heart's action. so that the circulation
viii be strong and powerful. carrying
health and vgor 10 every organ and
part Of the human body
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is gaar-
anteed absolutely pure and free from
fusel oil and 10 the only whiskey recog-
nizeG by the government as a medicine
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erhe eternal city.'

Theatre goers viii have an opportu-
nifty, next Monday afternoon and even-
ing. to see jane Remark In Han Gaines
great play. "The Eternal City The
play which has been the sensation Of
the past two years win be presented
here ia the same gorgeous style as seen
during It's New York run OF two hum
dred performance Miss Remark WIN
bo supported By such wen known and
capable players as VIM. r. Bonney,
Emmett c. Iling and w. v Renous.
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preached on "The carnal Mind" The
Interest was good. Two persons re-
sponded TO tho invitation TO surrender
- Coo and live Christian life. The
testimony meeting following the ser
mou was especially interesting Many
persons gave testimony 10 the saving
power OF Jesus. The singing OF the
congregation, led by a strong chorus,
is q very helpful and inspiring feature
OF The services
beginning this afternoon there wiz
be med ings every day al $3.50 p. m, for
prayers and consultation and Bible
j stSdy. These afternoon meetings win
De helnful to all who attend and more
, especially so I'd tue volunteer workers.
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rn Aln lalsH pARrY.

5oston. Mase., Jan. 1.-THE Hon.
Charles Deviin. member of parliament
for Galway city. Is In Boston to speak
at meeting at Faneuil hall tonight
under the auspices of the United Irish
league The purpose Of the demon
stratlon Is TO aid the Irish parliamen-
tary party in the general election now
at hand.
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owing 10 the restrictions recently
places upon theatres ia Chicago reia-
tive 10 people standing az theatrical
performances. hundreds of persons were
turned away nightly during the three
weeks run OF "A Little Outcast' IN
that city The same production With
the original cast win be seen here
Sunday night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-11

For coughs and colds no remedy Is
equal 10 Kennedy's Layrt'ye Honey and
Tar. II Is different h=..a all others
better. because Il exDels all cold from
the system By acting as a cathartic ON
the bowels. Anords immediate relief IN
Group, Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough
etc. Children love It. Sold by c. Il.
Renfro.
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AppEALso 70 sosaEMs eoenr.
Canadian co0nty Case Involves ossstIon
Of Court Jurisdiction.

To the supreme court the case Of Re-
becca Young was appealed today from
Canadian county where Judge Irwin
held that the federal court aid not have
jurisdiction for the reason that il Is
not united States circuit court. The
plaintiffs arc Southern negroes. and
claim they are part-hiood Caddo f-
dams and demand that they be ailotie.
lands IN the Irlowa ana Comanclid
country Az aes of congress allows
such petitioners TO tring action IN a
United States circuit court, hkhlchi
Judge Irwin holds. does not mean ].
federal court in Oklahoma Territory.
From Noble county was appeased lho
case Of ELISHA Penny. Of cnthfio. W
possession of valuable business bloch
IN PerIA. Thls Is the thira time ms
case. m SOME form or other ia beer
in the Oklahoma supreme court Harry
Thurston, one Of the original attorneys
IN the case, yeccnuy died here.
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Having reached the conclusion that
house flies are distributors Of typhoid
fever germs. the Seattle board of
health has resorted to very stringent
methods for their exclusion from hos
pItaI wards and houses in which there
are typhoid cases.
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taking UP course Of electrical engin-
eering.
jesse Owens Is getting TO be quite a
newspaper man, as well as ladies'
n'an.
It's Iun.ogs show good newspaper tai
ent, that is Judging from their articles
in regard 10 their side Of the class
fight
rsc school had but one week vacation.
The class in psychoiogy is trying to
d's out the mysteries Of hypnotism.
varsed experiences are related By the
average scholar, but no experience, how
"''e-. ce.z ec..:., cs%fs.S.
Tom Nelson. Of the class Of 'os, has
gnne to Mexico City where he has taken
a position iwth his uncle.
Many students are called--but few
get up TO recite. They evidently are
catching the. spring fever. little pre-
mature. perhaps.
The juniors are not yet through telling
abou, their class fight. The seniors
must have made a lasting impression.
The sophs have dropped algebra and
have taken up that more complicated
study. geometry.
whats in name?" Take the two
names. freshman" and sophomore -
for instance. Last year our name was
freshman AS result we were
sighted snubbed and snoered at. But
We have changed our cognomen 70 that
Of sophomore" What great changed
/ Under the latter name we are regarded
in our true light We are no longer
treated with contemrt. This Is largely
due 10 a simple change Of name,
What's IN a name?
The high school boys DID not do Sc
well this year in football. But just wall
tin spring and see them enrry OF the
baseball Dennant. Cheer up, boys. yo'
I can work wonders In athletics mex
spring on the diamond aud trace
4 -
The girls DO not IKE Prof Green 81
wen since the basketball game viii
Hennessey.
Miss Hagar gave very enjoyable
musical entertainment in chapel tn
other day.
Rev Nicholas Is a frequent visito
al chapel lie is well liked by the stu
dents and his talks are very helpfu
and interesting 10 the school
new period is added to the day
work. beginning at 1885, This is "A pc
riod tor the select few that have bee
caugh, whispering through the day,
"A dramatic club has been organized
with ora Dawson as president. IN
club Is under the instruction Of Pro
Ben Hennessey. who, in the near ~
ture, expects to put several plays 0
the stage.
Tho freshies have az last elected the
y officers; Fred Fix. president; Ware
= Humble. vice president; Ida Newborn
i secretary, and Ralph Guffy, treasurer
II The Royal Blue is as neat a paper
{. YOU could find anywhere. and thex haf
\ a good bunch OF 'ads." but the edito
might brush up on matter Iittle.
He Did His Best
l. before pas footsto0l to confess,
ii A poor freshle knelt and bowed ,
~ head
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-11

An ordinance IA Chicago permits
hunting With shotguns within the city
limits except within ave hundred fsel
u = building
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-11

Itchl Itch, Itcl- Scratch! Scratch,
soratchi The more you sclatoh thei
worse they itch. Try Doans Olntmer
II cures piles eczema. aay skin itehinss
All druggists sell it,
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Cures baby's Group. whites daily cuts
and bruises, mammals sore throat
srandmas lameness--Dr. Thomas Ec-
ioctrle Oil-the great household remedy.
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TO feel strong. hnvo good appetite
ana, digestion. sleep eoundiy aud enjoy
lie. use Burdock Blood Bitters the
great system tonic and builder.
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COLLEGIATE BASKETBALL
FOR THls DATE.

Cornell vs. Harvard at Cambridge,
Mass.
Brown vs.. Tpfts at Providence, = !
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SERVICES ARE HELPFUL.
Revival Meetings at First NJ. (. Church
Productive OF Much Good.

pho revival services conunVe al the
FIRST N. E. church with growing in
tereat. Monday night there was a
big attendance and interest Rev. C. G..
Brannon preached on Transformation
% Character" Tuesday night the pastor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-11

TIE lncfease lp the Deaths Boarllent
from Pneumonia s Most Aiarmlna
and Physicians Everywhere are
Recommending puny's Pure
Malt Whlskey - 4 He'll.
able Cure erd Sure
Preventive
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THE THEATRE

seats so on sale tomorrow morning
for 'The Little oateaAt." which WIN be
at the brooks Sunday lhghs. Prices
2s. IS. 50 and rs cents
''Tha Eternal city" VIII present a
special matinee at tie Brooks Monday
,afternoon at ESQ. Prices 50 and s5c.
Tickets 20 on sale tomorrow morning
for 'sThe Erznal city Prices $l.5o.
s1.os. rs and so cents Secure your
seats carly
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before pas footsto0l 70 confess,
A poor freshie knelt ana bowed his
head
Il failed" he cried. The father saidi
Thou didst ny best-tllat is sue-
cess"
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LivEsrock.
HOGS.

Chicago. $4,000. steady.
KANSAS city. $4,000. steady.
Omaha. 1000. steady
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Wheat * higher.
Corn unchanged to X higher.
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y heady and coyIs

BY HousnrOn and Douglas.
Lint cotton ..,..........$l0.1
seed cotton .............4........ $50 /
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LIVERPOOL CLOSING CABLE.
wheat y higher.
Corn 4 higher.
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Chicago, 10000, steady
Kansas city. 1000. steady
Omaha. 5000. steady.
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LIVERPOOL OPENING CABLE,
LTvERpooL SECOND CABLM

Wheat unchanged TO Is higher.
Corn = higher
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KANSAS CITY ESTIMATES.
what s.. grade IS.
Corn 122. grade iO7.
Oats 10, grade
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CHICAGO EsrIMATED TOMORROW.

Wheat %, grade l.
Corn 242. grade 81.
Oats 1922 grade 81
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-13
ELECTRIC CAR STRIKES AUTO
One Person Instantly Killed and
Several Are Seriously
Uufured

CHICAGO, Aug. 12-one woman was In
stantly killed, another was probably fatally
injured and two other persons were slight
ly hurt when an automobile in which they
were riding, was struck by Chicago and
Milwaukee electric car at Noyes street and
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul rail-
road tracks in Evanston tonight.
The Dead:
Mrs shtha cmtheshretaDshrdlueta oishr
MRS. ELIZABETH SLAUGHTER, 80
years old
The Injured
Mrs. II. b. Slaughter. as years old, right
arm broken, jaw broken and skull frac-
tured, probably die.
G. s. Slaughter, husband of Mrs. Elaza-
beth Slaughter and cousin of Mrs. H B.
Slaughter slightly bruised.
Miss Christian Daubach, nurse employed
by slaughter, slightly injured.
The automobile, which was moving slow
ly was crossing the track, when the heavy
electric car travelling at a high speed dart
ed out from behind some freight cars
standing on, side track throwing the
automobile and its occupants about forty
feet against a telegraph pole. The crew
of the trolley car were arrested.