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WESTERN ASSOCIATION.

A. oklahoma city oklahoma CITY ?,
Topeka !.
At Wichita Wichita s. Joplin :
Al Webb CITY webb city 8, Leaven-
worth 3.
Al Springfield Springfield 2, Hutch
iagson !.
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The Kelley CureD

csres whlakey, morphiit. soSaips ans
.obacso. onIy KseIey Instituet ia Tetaa.
Oklahoma and indian Territory. Kstnbs
urhed 10 Dallas 1854.
THE KEELEY IhnTITUTA
nsueYue rlass, Dallas TsxaE
q r KGlrn, Propulsion
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as 70 coal buying need not be your lot
If Information viii be a pilot to you. The
names Of the mines from which l get
coal are s0ldes 20 safe harbors to most
people My standing in the community,
Is another Steer your bark for this
yard and yonu ets the best coal going
on land or sea az fair-to-an-of-us prices
Phone connection. surer than ''wlre-
less, Up to-date,
n. r. cHEADLE.
Phone 6.
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This Is an OF DAY in the South Central
league shawnee comes tomorrow for
a series OF three games after which the
local club will leave fos a six days trip
around the circuit
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Al New YORK ST. Louis s, New York
g.
Al Boston--Chicaso IS. Boston @
At Phnndelp' ia 3. Cleveland 2.
"a Washington Detroit . Washing.
ton 3. eS8
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-09

At Kansas city Kansas city 8. Min
nea9olis .
AT Columbus Columbus a. ndlanapo-
us g.
AT Louisvillo--Toledo 10. louisville z.
At Milwaukee Milwaukee s. ST. Paul
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

AT New York New YORK 8 Roston O.
At ST. Louis Cincinnati ls ST.
Louis 3.
At pittsburg Chicago 3 Pittsbufg 0.
Az Brooayn- Philadelphia II. Brook
lyu o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-09

Enid Wave: The post Office depart
meut has iastmade a ruiiag that any
person who opens "a letter not addressed
20 tim shall be nableto hne Of 5000.
Theruling holds that to return tie let-
ter 10 the postmaster with the inscrip-
tion opened by 'mistake viii be no
excuse. Therulng has not yet reached
the postmasters officially bet il IS eN-
pected within a few days. IT has been
published however. In reliable period
ieals and there is 90 doubt Of itH a11Neh-
ITCHY
The ruling is one OF vital concern 10
everybody and il imposes a duty on
eyera man ana woman to be careful
and CAUTIOUS TO see that mail Is adj
dressed TO the party receiving II before
opening H. The department holds tha'
patrons as wen as the postmaster are
required 20 exercise a reasonable amount
OF prudence. BE careful about this mat
ter. little mistake may cost much
Now, il tho department would impose
A one OF 5000 on the mail clerks Cor
every time one Of them throws letter
In the wrong box Or delivers Il 20 the
wrong person rhe punishment for mis-
takes for handling themalls would pe
complete A business man receiving a
large amount ol mal daily Is very IL
able 10 open s letter delivered wrong
belonging 20 another party without
scanning the address taersfore heing
perfectly innooent OF ans intention Of
breaking the aw The people set very
little protection FROM me wrons doing
or mistakes Of eoYsrament officers q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-09

rbe rain Of THIS morning was an ex-
ceilent thing for the growing crops and
the farmers are juhlhnt. Frait and
truck growers as well welcomed the
moisture. President Rankin states that
the rain means there win be tho largest
crop Of Elberta peaches ever Enowa OF
in the history Of the country
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KANSAS STATE LEAGUE.

A Parsons Parsons a. Iplepsndanee
g.
Al chanutc Chanute 9 CoffcSvne I.
AZ Cherryyaie- charryvale s. Parsons
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shawnee Herald; There has never
boon time ia the history OF Oklahoma
when it was so necessary for the DEM
ocfauc party to maze its plight for suc-
cess IN the organization of thesmte
IL is important that the essential prin-
ciples Of democracy should find express
sion in ulie organic law Of the new state
The trust the combinations, and the
bloated corporations find no comfort III
thestate doyainated hT the democratic
party. rhey are not fostered bv hwa
and omitted from thetax rolls by eiy-
ing a few dollars to comaaien funds
IL is OF course TRUE that ip recent Years
d few republican leaders have stood for
the people against corporate Interest
but they have been In such small NUM-
bers that they have been wholly unable
10 control the party policies. Aldrich
the son-in-law o, the Standard on die
tates today as he nas' for quarter of
"a century republican Platforms and
protects life insurance scandals and cor
porate oppression. And when demo-
cratic principles overtake republican
body with what gifsto the hopeful mem
bers OF the organization speak his praise,
La Toilette OF Wisconsin Follows Tom
Johnson and Bryan and The rank and
file sees Unborn greatness equal 10 Linz
coin in his adoption Of the pure unde-
filed democratic principles This is es-
peoially true OF Oklahoma politics. The
republican leaders have no sympathy
with the people Three years ago the
democratic councilman from shawnee
introduced bill requiring the railroad
corporations to respond with. damages
to their employees for thenegiGeace Of
their fellow servants and the republican
majority refused TO even let the bill get
out of their committee. Henry Asp,
the Santa Pc attorney dominated the
party Must We have a constitution
which prevents fellow servant law
The republicans can be depended on 70
put into theconstituton "A provision that
will prey mt such legislation as long as
Asp. Flynn and Grimes win dictate its
policies We must have the railroad
commission with liberal powers SO We
can prevent eXtortions or discrimiua.
tions WIN Asp of the Santa Fe. Flynn
OF the Frisco Blake OF tie Rock Island
give us useful railroad commission
II is obvious 90 each voter that demo-
cratic supremacy is Of the highest inn
portance tothe people IN the Foundation
Of the new state and the starting OF th'
state machinery.
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LOCAL POINTS.

The Houghton & Douglas oil mill main
building is nearing completion.
Il. A Douglas Is erecting haud-
some new residence at the corner OF
18th street and Noble avenue. in thc
Beadles addition.
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recumseh, who Is now serving as spec
ial assistant United states attorney will
succeed Cassius r. Peck as regular ass
sistant IL 81 considered that Outcelt
deserves the promotion FOR the success
fl work in Mexico where he inyesti-
gated alleged <iclUpoo Indian mnd
frlnds.
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The narkets.
KANSAS CITY CASH.

Kansas GUY Mo. July g.
WHEAT.
No. . aard 7iM52c.
no. hard 7i@7lae.
No. hard Csc.
No 2 red mixed 72@72hc.
No 3 red 72c
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Alfalfa hay per ton $3.50.
Alfalfa hay. BY bale. 25c.
New Prairie hays per ton 400.
New prairie hay per bale zoe,
Miilet seed s5c
Corn. seed esc
Bran, Der 100 lbs. 81 90.
Chops. per 100 pls. si.oO.
Corn chops per 100 lbs. 100.
Wheat No. 2 hard SIC
Wheat No 2 soft 62c
Corn. 30. ? white. 4sc
Corn, No. 2 mixed. 4tc
Kaffir corn In head 500.
Kafflr corn. threshed 35c
oats. per bu. s5o.
Pigeons. per doz.. eoc
Green hides, per To-, Sc.
Glue hides. per To-. &c.
Bulls. green. per ID. &c; Bulls cured.
per b.. T.
Egg cases. per 10. $50
Guthrie Milling Company.
Wheat No, hard e2c No. sofs sc
Corn No. white f6c. No mixed 45c
Wholesale Produce BY John N. Ege.
Hens. per H. 7c
Spring chickens. per ID. i2c.
Old turkey. per 10. &C.
Pigeons, per dozen. soc.
Old roosters, each. i5c
Young roosters, per b.. 7c.
Fresh eggs, per dozen. 10c
Case eggs set Up. including case, s2.75.
Butter choice dairy per ib. lsc, ship
ping, per lb., Zoe
Hides Green. So; glue and bad gubby
hides. eei bulls, cured. &c; bulls, green,
&c.
Egg cases. 25c.
Model Roller MINIS
Wheat No hard e2c No. soft sc
Corn No. white 46c. No. mixed 45c
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SATURDAYS GAMES.
AMeRlcAN Association.

At shawnee shawnee :. Tulsa 4.
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Connections made at Kio@a with an Santa Fe
trains, at Enid with all Frisco and Rock Island
trains at Guthrie with Santa re north and South
NJ, X q T.. C. r. l. p, Oklahoma Eastern and
Fort Smith g. Western.
The most convenient way TO get 20 and from
Oklahoma city and Guthrie Tickets sold through
and baggage checked to destination.
j. ). CUNNINGHAM c. j. TURPIN.
General Passenger Agent General Agent
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CID FASHIONED EASTERN PoR-
TER ON DRAuGHTs-- -oUTHRIE GAR.
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Mr. and Mrs William Lasuer desire
to extend their heartfelt thanks for the
many kindnesses shown them by friends
and neighbors during he illness and
death Of their son Earl.
The funeral services for the two-and-
half year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam Anderson We're held this afternoon
at two O'Clock at the family residence
three miles east OF Guthrie. The re-
mains We're inferred in Summit View
cemetery, This baby died Saturday
night
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LIVERPOOL CLOSING CABLE.
Wheat unchanged
Corn unchanged
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and he owns large aliotmeut in the
hortheastpart OF the nation near Neal.
With a companion he visited Shawnee
yesterday and started home some time
during thenght carrying a considerable
quantity Of whislsey both inside and
outside. Near the junction they sat
down TO rest ana fell asleep. The COM
panion. whose name was Brown. rolled
off the track and out OF danger but
Morris fen alongside the track arid when
the east bound passenger went by. IL
ampulated his legs near the body and
both hands and otherwise bruised his
head and limbs. Coroner Fleming was
notified and at once drove to the june
tion. The body Of Brown WAS lying
nearthe track and it was az first sup-
posed he was dead also. but he proved
to be unnJured. Morris body win be
sent to Timore this evening
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pealed from the local office by Austin
and involving a tract Of and ~ Potta-
watomie county has been decided by the
commissioner f. favor OF Austin and the
contest dismissed G. A. Outcen and
Lawrence 4 Huston represented Atkin-
son who filed the contest. ana T. NJ
Jones represented Austin
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Chicago l0oo steady
Kansas Ciiy s0oo. steady.
Omaha 1000 steady
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LIvERPooL sECoND CABLE.
w. - up
Corn * ap.
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IIVERPooL OPENING CABLE.
Wheat IS lower
cow 3 lower.
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LIVESTOCK aEcEIpAs.


coicago $4,000 STEADY
Kansas city. C.o0O. steady.
Omaha 1000. steady.
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dTrst published in Daily Leader July
O. 190G)
NOTICE oF APPLICATIONS
FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
Territory OF Oklatonla, Logan County
-;
Notice is hereby given that +. e..
knight has this day flied in the office OF
the County Clerk. in and for said Coun-
~ his petition. asking that license be
granted him 90 sell ar retail malt.
spirltuous ana vinous LIQUORS on lot No.
o. block No ~ Loclpidgo in said
County and Territory
" no protest be filed before July 20,
1906. his petition VIII be granted and II
ccuee issued
Witness mg hand and the seal OF said
County hereto affixed this 9th day Of
july 1906,
tsEAI3 NJ F. TRAPP.
County Clerk.
By CARL l.. RICE, Deputy
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LaNton State Democrat Deputy Y.
$ Marshal Tom Walker caught SOL
dier IN the act OF giving an indian some
whiskey saturday night lie grabbed
both OF them, but the soldier broke away
FROM him ana ran Tom held onto his
Indian and tried 10 stop the soldier by
Shooting at him. but the more he shot
the faster the soldier ran.
Shawnee News, Jim. an Indian from
the Seminole nation. is lying at Fleming
q Browns morgue with his legs and
hands cut on and other injuries which
evidently caused almost instant death.
Morris family resides near wldmore
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Muskogee Phoonix II genuine hos
pitality theglad hand to It's guest the
spirit Of comradeship. lavish entertain
mcnt OF visitors. and "A come in and
make yourself at home welcome
counts for anything. and IT always has
lt always does, and r,ways Will the city
OF Guthrie viii have IN the hearts OF
al who visit there warm spot, q
friendly feeling and a desire TO Ia some
way. sometime, and by some method
show Hn appreciation for a most gen
erous host a stranger within the walls
Of Guthrie is no longer stranger, the
guest becomes as one OF Guthries citi-
zens and relucRntly leaving. uncon
soiously thethoush; and wish he takes
with him, is that soon again he will re-
turn and once more enjoy the hospitnlitS
OF the magnificent citizenship Of th'
magnificent capital city.
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Wheat No 2 hard e2o No soft s2c
Corn No. 2 white i6c No. mixed 45c
Oats, FER bu.. 32c.
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CORN

No whpe 53c.
No whifs E2&c
No. mixed 5ohc.
No 3 mixed soihG5lc.
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rAwEL SUPPLY.

INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE.
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Enid Wave. Governor Frank Frantz
Grated at Hobart yesterday II the
governor talked as plain at Hobart as
ge did at the Mcclure home coming at
Guthrie he probably cast some refiee-
tions In his hate Guthrie speech he
used the harsh word traitor several
times. each time referring 10 the crowd
Of federal officers and Indian Territory
people who secretly fought statehood.
Enid Wave Dennis Flynn was not
invited 10 the Guthrie Mcclure blow ont.
The day will come wien Mcclure viii
not be the tin god OF Guthrie, and the
day is not five years distant either. in
fact the political leadership days OF both
Flynn aad Mcclure are about numbered.
The state being democratic the respon-
sibnhy will soon rest ON other shoul-
ders.
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By cARL l. RIcE. Deputy.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

Virgil NJ. Hobbs. Orville T. Smith.
HOBBS 6 SMITH,
Lawyers.
Beadles Block, 220 w. Oklahoma Ave.
PHONE SCI
Special attention TO the law Of lnsur-
ance, corporations and real property, and
to practice In the Supreme Court.
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CHANCE OF TINE

y sEIXAs. - 90.
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black-brown doesn't meal anything.
How tall Is she?"
Well the top OF her head just
comes to my chin and 1 am five feet
n inches, She's about-let me See
about i've feet two.
What's the color OF her eyes2"
"Blue-no, by jinks, / believe
they're gray, Confound it, / guess 1
lose the bet, Seems to me one eye
is blue. but I distinctly remember
looking al one OF them the other day
and &C. was gray On maybe q was
one of my stenographer's eyes I no
ticed. Darned II know
Just SO, scornfully remarked the
hotel clerk. 'But neror mind, you DO
as well as the average man. Not one
ia ten can give an accurate descrip.
zion OF his wife.
Il saw an instance OF &c this morn.
ing in the Milwaukee railway ticket
Office. An old married man was buy
Ing tickets for himself and wife-the
tickets that have descriptions of the
purchaser punched In them-and he
couldn't get his wife transportation
until ne had gone homa and taken a
look at her. Fact. Kansas City
star.
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TO SIMPLIFY
THE TARIFFS
-
INTERSTATE
COMMISSION MEETS
TODAY
EIGHT QUESTIONS ARE UP
Separation of Class and
Commodity.
cBy Associated press1

Washington. u. G., oct S-The In
torstste Commerce commission today
begin q hearing TO construct rules
for ne s~impIigcation OF rate tariffs
Eiaht propositions are involved in Tho
contemplated action OF the commits
sion. aud they include The films of
Joint tariffs by The initial line The
printing of the chcdulos of each
initial line as am independent docu-
ment: the filing with the commission
by participants lines of general
authority to the initial line In their
behalf OF all tariffs or an joint tariffs
OF a special kind; the separation of
class aud commodity rates the filing
Of a detailed index showing all com.
modify rates in effect 20 that each
commodity can be easily located
limiting any tarin to fye supplements
ana any classification TO ten supple
ments. the entire classification or
tariff 10 be reprinted where there is
any excess; the Observance OF a uni
form order in the compilation OF
rates. the proper specification in the
tarin OF the initial line Of all ter.
minal charges the absorption OF
switching or terminal charges where
IL Affects the total cost TO the shipper
shall be stated upon the tarih.
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PROVE IT ANYTIME

~ the Evidence Of Guthrie People.
Iae daily evidence citizons right here
al home supply is proof sufficient 10 sat-
isfy tho greatest slScptic No better
proof can be hDd. Here g. "a case. Read
h..
ID. ~ Pulse. carpenter of 3l5 East
logan ST.. Guthrie Okla, says While
enelncer ~ tie new OH min my work
was 1rotty hard and tails combined with.
the exposure to draughts brought ON
a aidnoy aiimcut which finally became
SD bad / had 70 quit work and though 7
was under tho care oi "a physician the
trouble seemed to get worse. / went 10
Eureka Springs for several weeks and
came back and went TO work at my
trade. having found some relief. ] was
ae,ln compelled 90 stop work, for my
pack seemed to fairly give way and /
a,ould hardly stand. The kidney secre-
tioas were scaut ana very highly coll
ared. being ALSO accompanied with "a
scalding sensation. My eyesight would
rail me for several moments, aud / got
90 bad TINT 7 was told / would have TO
Ioave This part of the country. NY father
had used Doou's Kidney pllls with hene-
.iciai results and ( procured "a supply az
y. n. Wallace's drug store. Their use
cirod me. and from 100 pounds Ia weight
, now weight 100, aud am I'm as good
health as ot any time in my life. ] con-
slider nay cure permanent and shall ale
ways recommend Doan's Kidney Fils 20
anyone in need OF such "a remedy
FOR sale b. al dealers. Price 80 cents
Fuster-Mnburu CO., Buffalo. New York.
sole agents FOR the United states.
Rcmcmber the name - poan's and
take no other.
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JAMES r. GARFIELD TO GET MET
cALF's PLACE.
Secretary Of Department Of Commerce
and Labor % Retire and Son Of
Former President Is Slated
for the Post.

Washington.-The next change I'm
the cabinet will be the retirement of
Victor u. Metcalf of the department
of commerce and labor.
This is the prediction of a man
who stands close enough in the con
ddence of President Roosevelt to give
the statement the fullest measure OF
%credibility.
James r. Garfield will probably sue
coed Secretary Metcalf. giving up his
present place as commissioner of cor
porations. This is the present pro
gramme.
II is no news that President Roose-
welt entertains a very high opinion Of
Commissioner Garfield. He has been
much impressed and pleased by the
l~attcr's work I'm collecting facts i'm re-
gard to the beef trust and the stand
ard oil trust. In fact. he credits half
the success of Attorney General
Moody prosecutions to the start
they received by the data gathered nm
der the careful and assiduous Mir.
Garfield
Garfield was born in October 1868.
in the house at Mentor that became
famous as tho mecca of political pil.
grims during the presidential cam.
paign of 1880. He was therefore nd
years old when his father. President
Garfield, died I'M September. 1851.
A story they sin relate at the White
House deals with the use Of a foun.
tain basin as a swimming pool 10y the
Garfield boys and a party of theil
chums on a hot summer night. That
exercise was followed by a function in
the east room. It was an indian wal
dance. Il all happened on an even
ing when the chief magistrate of th,
nation was absent from home.
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NEW HEAD OF WEST POINT.

Washington-Maj Hugh j. Scott,
on September !. succeeded Brig. Gen
Albert l.. Mills as superintendent of
the military academy at West Point.
Mai. Scott was formerly IN duty with
the Fourteenth cavalry in the Philip
pines.
Mai Scott has been termed by his
brother officers the Sultan of Sulu,
because of his recent oncial position
as governor of the archipelago.
Mai scott graduated from West
Point i'm 1876 and entered the cavalry
service. lie served under Gen Leon
ard Wood through the Spanish war
and was one of the FIRST officers to go
TO the Philippines.
He was born ia Kentucky in 1888.
and graduated from West Point In
1876. He served in the Ninth cavalry
for many years. and during the Span
ish war served in the adjutant gen.
erals department.
At West Point he win have the rank
of colonel. lie is one OF The best
known and ablest officers i'm the army
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A WASHINGTON PALACE.

handing a view Of the entire city
The "palazzo" is in the Venetian
Gothic style. this design having been
chosen because of its fitness here,
where strong sunshine and bright
skies give Washington a climate much
like that of central italy.
The 'palazzo' has a frontage Of 40
feet i'm Sixteenth street and 50 feet
I'm Euclid street. II is four stories in.
height. and with it's brick walls
is practically freproof. The exterior
Of the first story is entirely of white
marble, while the upper portion is in
Venetian pink marble with white I'M
glazed terra Gotta trimmings. with
polished marble columns supporting
the arches OF the loggias and windows,
the fiat, u%ndecorated surfaces being
white marble stucco. The many and
graceful balconies are q characteristic
feature of the style. The roof is cov-
cred with "a seal brown Ludovici tile,
and q large roof garden forms another
striking feature of the house
Former Senator and Mrs. j. p. Hen.
derson have been residents of Wash
ington for many years, Senator Hem
derson having built Boundary Castle
when he came TO cong iess from Iowa.
Their son. John b.. Henderson. Jr.,
who has entered politics in Virginia.
is scholarly and "a hard worker, and
his friends predict success tor him in
public he. Mrs. Henderson recently
attracted national attention by having
the contents of her husbands wine
cellar emptied into the gutter, viii
Mr.. Henderson's consent.
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resignation OF Justice Brown and the
lai.-re to on his place there is enc
vacant seat on the bench. The pres
cnt term promises to be an exceed
inply busy one az nearly 500 cases,
many of them OF more Than ordinary
Importance, are ON the docket
40 business beyond the admission
of NEW members Of the bar was trans
acted today, I'm accordance with the
custom of deyoting the first days sit
ting TO a call upon The President The
~,sticcs dotted their official robes.
and. taking carriages. proceeded to
The White House, whore they were
.resneted formally 90 President
Roosevelt.