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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-23
Electric Spanker the Latest.

manufactured in various shapes. The
inventor. however, Is OF the opinion
that the style resembling a No. 70
slipper will be the most effective and
popular.
The electrically rocked cradle VIII
also be a center or great interest by
the heads Of families where there are
Infants. by this invention the proud
father turns on a switch when the
youngster yells at two a. m. and the
electric current Immediately produces
an unlsbored soothing rocking Of the
crib, which continues until the young
ster is asleep.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-23

in between This. the correspondent
says. has the tendency Of forming an
afr space and tends to retain the heat
better. The layer OF straw should be
heavy enough so that when the last
layer OF earth is put on that the
straw viii form a four or fiveinch
thickness. If desired. coarse manure
can be piled on top after the nrst
freeze corues early in the winter.
Not the least among the difhculties
that beset the trucker is thct Of Sc.
curing reliable and efficient help. MOI
guly is the supply of help short. but
the wage rate is increasing. Worst
of all the laborers grow less and less
reliable and efficient. The better class
Of men. attracted By higher wages and
shorter hours, ate leaving the farm
and finding employment elsewhere.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-23

Wedding Books a Great Source Of IN.
terest and Pleasure.

Wedding books are by no means a
new idea. but bought ones are axpen.
sive and lacking ia individuality. The
woman who is clever with her fingers
and brain can make one for the friend
who is about to become a bride. which
is bound to be great source Of inter
est and pleasure.
# she is good at making pen-and-ink
sketches she wants nothing better for
her purpose than water-color paper
the block sheets for her pages and the
more elaborate single sheets for her
cover.
Each page is supposed to be set
apart for some special record of a hap
pening on that wedding day and should
have its appropriate Inscription in old
English lettering and an accompany
ing sketch at the top.
There must be a space for a bit Of
the brides gown, a leaf for the spray
from the bouquet she wants to keep,
pages for newspaper clippings chron-
Icing the great event, pages for the in
cident that some member of the bridal
party feels should not be forgotten.
Guests may write their names and
their special wishes for the happiness
OF the newly welded pair, and the pass
ing of the years adds greater interest
TO the history herein recorded.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-23
EATAL 70 LONG LIFE.
Alcoholic Drinks Cut Years Of .
Mans Life.


In the Kllnischen Jahrbuch, an Off
cial Prussian publication Prof Gutt-
stadt, of Berlin, publishes investiga-
tons regarding the mortality Of men
engaged in drink trades, and COM
pares these deaths with the mortality
statistics Of men engaged In legiti-
mate occupations, and insured in the
Gotha Life Insurance company. Ae-
cording to these statistics bar
tender has six times the chance Of dy-
ing before 40 that a clergyman has.
Then as to diseases. The deaths OF
600 men over 25 years are taken as
a standard in Prussia, Of every 1000
deaths 161 are from tuberculosis. But
of every 1000 deaths among bar tend
ers. 556 are from tuberculosis
arlA-ng brewery employees. S45; school
teachers. 143: physicians, 49, and
clergy 76. In the statistics Of acci-
dents among the 1s4,75S miners in
0ber- -Schlesien, the sum total was H.
145, or 90 accidents to the thousand.
Among the 100,90I brewers and malt
sters Of Germany there were 1868
accidents, or 1876 per thousand. This
is a higher average than in any other
trade, even the most perilous, and
gives point as Prof Guttstadt re-
marks, to the grim jest which
ascribes to these men the name OF
bier leiche' (beer corpsesl It is
accounted for by the fact that six
to eight litres of free beer daily arc
allowed all the hands.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-23
ran for Ministers.

The Lutheran church has issued d
statement that there is a need for
1000 new ministers to fill vacant
charges and new missions Of that
ecclesiastical body The officers Of
the home mission board in conference
with the Pittsburg synod came to
that conclusion at a conference held
in that city the last of October. The
reports pointed out that there was a
call for from SO to 50 to take charge
Of missions in New England.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-23
FOR The AYAcINTH LovER.
How Beautiful Plant May Be Raised
to Perfection.

Nothing is easier to grow than the
early Towering Roman, Italian and
Dutch hyacinths. The bulbs can be
planted in pots. about an inch below
the surface The pots must then be
sunk in deep boxes containing three
inches Of ash, or cocoanut fiber refuse.
Cover the box with sheets OF glass
and keep them indoors.
Your plants viii need no water till
they show signs of green growth.
Immediately the first growth ap-
pears, uncover the plants and leave
them in sunless room fer two days,
then place them close to a window,
where they can get light and air.
To prevent flowers growing uneven.
" turn them round daily. Before long
you will be rewarded with fine, even
ly grown blossoms.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-23

Baitimore.- AT the suggestion Of
her manager. Miss Nellie Sloan. a pop
ular young lady well Known in social
circles. had a Christmas tree on her
estate at Fairlee, near LuthervilIe, for
the especial benefit of pet dogs. Ins
stead Of the usual decorations, the
tree was hung with pieces OF chicken,
turkey, sausage. cake and. all manner
Of delIeacies that appeal to dog fancy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-23
curn Ear channed Idanda.

The following paste VIII make the
rcughoSt hands smooth II constantly.
used Mix one-auarter pound Of un.
salted lard. after clarifying and dip
ping in rose-water. with the yollEs Of
two eggs and large spoonful Of
honey Add as much paste Of als
monds, well pounded in a mortar, az
viii work this compound into a paste.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-23
Queen Helena Is an Artist.

Naples.-Under the guidance Of Sig.
Casiaseo the artist. Queen Helena has
perfected herself in the execution Of
water colors and pastels. Some OF
her pictures will be sent to an
exhibition at Venice but under an
assumed name, as the queen wishes to
keep her identity secret.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-23

To use cold lamb. ham or beef,
mince it fine with half the quantity Of
ham and quarter as much bread
crumbs. Season with a small onion
(if not obiectionable), salt and pepper
Mix this with an egg and any gravy
that may have been left from the
roastE Put in a baking pan. cover
Wifi bread crumbs. and bake for hall
an hour This is a good dish fol
luncheon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-23

After each using wash them out
thoroughly with clear cold water. then
rinse them through a solution Of . pes
cent borlc acid and hang IN the air
and sunshine with the brisiles up. so
the water win run down the handle
and not stay around the bristles to
make them soggy and to cause an un-
nleasant odor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-23

$4,000 CROWS ROOST THERE.

three ,. m. they begin returning, and
the sky i ttiidcll with them till dusk.
They have not changed their roost
more than a few miles in several
years. Formerly they could be seen
near the Monon railway Now they
are roosting near the B. &. 0. s. W.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-23

Wooden spoons and chopping boards
should be well scrubbed with Bath
brick or sand in preference to soap.
This treatment will efiectuaIly whiten
the wood and make it smooth and
glossy. II the surface has been stained
with grease It should be washed with
hot soda-water before II is scrubbed
with sand.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-23

The train robber had Just entered
the front end Of the car.
He looked up and saw the porter
busy at the other Side
stop that!" he cried. What are
you doing down there7"
I'm worlgin' this end Of the caF.
sah.s the porter replied. with much
dignity Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-23

There's nothing new in holding
street meetings before a church serv-
ice, or in the use Of illustrated serm-
ons, but It Is new one to hold an
illustrated open-alr service after the
Sunday evening service. Pastor Har
rar, OF Wissahickon, Pa. has bee-
doing this with pleasing succesa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-23

rica, however, lions are as plentiful
as ever. An average Of so year are
killed When a lion kills native in
Somaliland, the young men Of the vii
lage 90 out on horseback, locate the
lion, and then gallop round and round
him. AS the lion turns swiftly around
in the cloud Of dust he becomes dizzy
and Is then shot with poisoned
arrows.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-23
OLDEST SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Philadelphia Organization Celebrates
ITS Ninety-second Anniversary

u
The Sunday school Of St Johns
Episcopal church, Northern Liberties.
Philadelphia, is said to be one Of the
oldest Sabbath schools in the United
States. It has just celebrated its
ninety-second anniversary, although
ii really began as a "First-Day
School," under private auspices in
1896. It has 4S2 pupils, 20 officers
and teachers, and it sends out hun
dreds Of dollars every year to mis-
sions, aside from helping with the
support of the church. Coincident
with this school is the Sabbath school
of the First Presbyterian church,
Newark, N. J., which has also just
celebrated its ninety-second birthday.
This school has over 1000 pupils, 300
being in the home department" 1t
also supports two missionaries, one
in Canton, China, and the other in
Hamidan. Persia, entirely irrespec-
tive of the church, and Of the regular
weekly contributions The children
and teachers earn every cent Of the
over $1,000 they send to the board Of
foreign missions each year Tor the
salaries of these two representatives
at the front
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-23
CHARGED to Whisky.

Gen. Grant says that 80 per cent.
Of the troubles 10 the army are due
70 whisky Human nature seems to
be the same In the army as else
where.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-23
TusER PIT.
How Potatoes May Me Buried and
Kept In Good Condition.

We show herewith a plan for the
winter storage of potatoes. suggested
by a correspondent of the Prairie
Farmer Two layers Of earth are
used with the straw, as shown at A.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-02-23

Many think they are defending faith
when they are only fighting against
the necessity Of thinking.
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TO TRY ADAMS
 IN COLORADO
Idaho Case Against Notorious Steve Dismissed to Allow
 His EXtradi,i0H
n-rIa 10 ~. DnIy .. .wny

sr n-nIa ra IT.. p",ry -a.awnv
 Rathdrum, Idaho, Dee. 2'-S.ove Adams was released to-day from the charge of mmdrriog Fred Il.er TWO w.jrs having uj-a-uvyv ,u JHe .r.' of tne ease, amt Wo, immediately '.ar- rested to bn taken To Telluride, Colo ra5,. where lr vii. h.niuj upon luc cha"ge of mur'cr0g Arjuur Collins.
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s.rss Bank Mith Two Lives

San Francisco, Dee. 2i-rue Amerj. can ship Atlas, arriving here today from Baltimore. report, that she col- I.,o with and sunk the Norwegian u.ra Viking yU Cape Horn. The cap t.ualruu bark and his wife were lost Iu, ,ue r,uaj.der ol the crew were save. uN .ue AIa>
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Son Of ln-a. ,aa Dies

P c.aI 70 e.
 Sunrise, Dee. 2I Nah~Nl AtTmJSsi. son of CmeD Arma,-i ur u. Euk trihe of Irdf.n-. .'.d . ..". '".u after long rup.. Chief aunu1,~i and his wife ,Darr.da' once uIu the hody in a ,maN loa .r rnai, where .uJermeut will .n .....
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Pactic EI-et at Port spain

"u- -n.u. .~.u. @. luuuuu, Dee. m. e..a. uar.e,up .crt was here Christmas auu AomuW rvus a.. t., ....yg, a.u men y. the fleet were ...a.s e.ta .a.u.u b. the nrl-
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Miaaa. I.-ks ll Peace

ToN.o, Dec. -s-Ihe miaado opened the Japanese a... this morning at Il o'clock. lie urged the maintenance Ot peace win G.. nations.
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AiasNa 1l,,.ary E>,.nses Heavy

n.Sa,ug-uu, ~. N- Dec. -o-Iue ,..el.. .l ..u.s ,-a. the auoN- t...r lyr expense, uI u.ml officers tu .....aa uc lu,. o.s.u. uy suls ,ue u.- t-..a -eugra.. ..se money ou their I....s .a.JuL.. ..e urn..ul.
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sunlres.ss puhas Mestines

PaNu, Cliu., De,. 2o-Iue empress Go"ager luuus JroereU .e suppression oJ a. plbic meetings. This is on uc- cou, c iu>u.g...ylary movements in many places.
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Seward -jcc-iaAu. L,Jrary

All the latest books of ncliun be- sides standard work, of every kind fiction, history, poetry and literature.
 Mrs. .. NJ. SauerS,
 Seward Commercial Company store.
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Mo- u
-0-I.- nr NwPlr..ION r.. PNY
 -.I r.E '0Nr. IAN.

Nouae is hereby given uo. E. -o...... O. ..'...n T..rn.- taroa a ul, .... authorized agent. '~a.s Nn,to. .r. .. t... l..a ~.0,.. oor' Ia.d. O. t.. ".a.' s.". s, nul uw. "r the Act of .o.. .r..s :" prnE" x r. .". H.n.r "s ... w". .'N . .r... -.... ..H.. lNIe hl ..a ". . s.r- ..r "...r.I nE '.rs<a l- .. $. Coal i".a Survey .o. !. t," ..E s.r.". ms folio
 .....- ". .- Nu. {. 1 LOS, scribe . ". Co. No.'. rn'ne. v. S. .. M % ''.. ,.. sec. ,,. . " u'- chs. 'o .g" NO, -. .. post s.".hea .-. .. Cor. 9 Wolf tNe ". . ..r. .n. .. ? r0sr sawi1al $. . nr Q Wolf. thence w. var 2S deg. 20 min ... TH.fN chs. lO Cor. EO. I, a post scribe" deg. f5 min. F.. t9S2 chs to Cor. No. l f.a place of hogiuriug
 Area. l0f.N22 acres.
 Sit.Hto Hlau. o.e mile east of King river ard about t#t miles above fts con 7..n.n rfrN r.c 'r1tl.r-'-q river
 Any and an persons claiming adverse .N any portion of the above described 'oal claims arc required to t,e with the register and receiver or the U s Land office at Juneau. Alaska, their alvers, H.w ,aern-8uaiTst under oath. 'uinc rNe sixty days period of the publication ?. j.' notice ot said application or with m Siv -O.ths thereafter or they will ae barred by provision of the statute.
 R. C. SCHULTZ U. <. Land OGlce, Juneau. Alaska.
 November % 1907. It is hereby ordered that the forego- inc notice be published for the statutory period in the Seward Gateway, daily newspaper printed at Seward. Alaska.
 JOHN w. DUDLEY. Register. Date ot first publication, December IG.l9O5. Date of last publication, February 2G I3US
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O.s o.y~u uy,, va.ce

..eN-u.EI.r, .e..-..-' uuJm brluu g.s ...... ,.u.s au,u., luual Co ,.e... l.u.r.. ues.Nsgo, amt "lu
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AiasN.us ~y., .."er bal

Washington, ~. ,., Dec. -n. Numer ,.. ....-s....- ...,. ..... ec,.yvu .rum AI-,..r ur-u.y 5ua. .ur Ieuyr um gD.e.u.- aa-l... assessment work ou muu- claim, oe au.u.eu To include
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uIuIdrame in

D. l.. Gru. n. .. uud came in this week u.r Sru-.. They are sourdough, of. vintage Of lS9d, and ur.uero0'. @. pa, rcr down To lte coast suco.,r l,.a .,.yr i'm that ycur Fer ". .s.... le.rn .r. Ir.Hth hn~ .... ..u .
 utb'r', MuI..t. ... anN.u ..r.-N. ar Ea u.o ..- n e" rnH- ground oI u.~ .y. .. ..i ~ ..re..
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2oosele.. ..uuts Iurseys

Charlottesville Na.. Dee. -l- rrc>.- G.u. Eoo-a,. arrived here today from Pine huy, lo go out shooting wild turkeys.
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.-rn. - E..U. J-u -[1-H-

...uu, a. N.. Dee. -a-luuml I...- .a.... s.,u., the Irish tuuw- r... e.-u.. a......, ..oa. la light Iu. l.. worlds ....y weight yaamp..u- s..nu 5.r.u Mare. lt, 1908.
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CHINESE TROOPS
 KILL OFFICERS
Aiguin Garrison Rises in Mutiny and Forces Sent From
 Shanghai to CueH.
rlnle tn -. la1IY GatewaY

VladivoStok, N.c. 2+ The Chinese soldiers at Algln rose in muliny yes torday and mwGcrrd Dhcir officers. Troops were sent from Shanghai to suppress tGc uprising.
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OlIv .aL g..Il Ll Loss

san Frlaci co, Dee 2S-Abe Atteu i~ down CD w.Jltl na.l pound o, the we.gag he will have 10 make in his fight with Owen Moran on New Years Day.
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NEWS OF THE WORLD TOR PAST WEEK
By Gable Go The Daily Gateway.
 Fights ille' Eight Days

Seattle. Dec. 2J-Steamer North we,.yu arrived here from Sewaro alter 8 voyage ot eight days from Prince William sound in the terceNt gale, Che say. ~uewado mo laud- r... N.".nnu as."w.ol the stormy v.a...r she Is scheduled to sail north .... December 2i
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santa Clara -lIs North

Seattle, Uer -l Steamer santa Iu.r sailed Cor Seward yesterday Afternoon
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..a-.u-rI., -. G., Dec. -o-bre,.- o.. .,.s.... .... ... .u.s m0L- i.. u. u.u ...e Aua., \u-iuIu, home. w.e .... w. r.uuu aDJl
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MaDu... -.....-.....-E aak.mOs

.....-..u, o. D., Lee. -o-lOm- l..-...... o.u.u uI I-c bureau ci yuu- cu..a .s i..u.u.,.a- putu> ,ur schools C. mauuU .u.-..4 .1r the IsNImu, lu -A.u-Na.
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storms tn rliuuIc West

B Ga.Ia .a r.s Daily SutewNJ
 r...... n.r. -l.E.n m.au.a state, ar. r m. .r.n Q. severe storms ano .. ............ .....- a.. down.
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MiNINa PAYERS
 SENT ID JAIL
l.,, onuy Gateway

Denver, Dec 27-rho fake mining promoters % mo earned on. tue Spanish mine swiuIIe, u oaJJe nlle job, were given various iliJ sentence, tod0l.
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Igu. .......-.. ueuer

.......... |.. ..... ..-. e. John -....... .r -..#.. .u.ra..-- auu hls
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Alfred Lowe. ...u... ...'.. lm.n arrived a N..a .... -r.NwH. just before b. ... .ar.r uu .e u.a n'r get ,her.,...
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e.-r"- WI. Tr-Ir. Coast

Seattle. Dee. -I.1.o"mN nr'vw. along ... .a.m. 'us.H.u.a-r auu .lUc news .- ...Urs .u.u..u. al. o0 i, late.
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To Advertise De ara

send the g.h. Ga~.a. |. ,u.. friends in tl. ....,.
 The NeeAy eag cpIru.- the late, u.N, 70, Alaska. ..,... mining usvaoa elr alp, , l territory and wrgc1u.s '"' u.1uJuy .n .e.a.u l.. na.. 1u,.ua uu E.-..s... -.. .-.....- mu t... N.am -..u. ..H.
 All or .er ...,.u hens. rajirol co0,ru u.. wo oeye mru' of u.I ai..s T.. Industries.
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a.t. y.st.s .ts ....a -'E crave

........ ... .l Secretary Taft ..-... .....- u,..ou.- -.s, here today.
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Tine Wan .e. e....a. I.Err.~ .. that the toHu aI, ..r oar .wu. house.
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Seward Commercial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-27
RooseveIt and the Llona.

II will be recalled that few years
ago President Roosevelt vlsited several
Massachusetts cities. among them
P.ttsneld. While passing from his
train to the point where he was to
speak to the people alS electric car was
recklessly driven against the presi
Dental carriage an Il passed the tracks
o. the electric line The carriage was
demolished and one of the Presidents
guards was killed.
A short time afterwards circus
company appeared in tho same citS
ans IT had the usual attractions OF wild
animals. etc. Through mishap some
of the animals escaped from their
wages and sore roaming at large One
OF the Presidents friends saw the
humorous sido OF tho situation and Inn
mcdlately scat the following message
to Ar. Roosevelt: ~Esions running
wils about our streets: come down
with your gun"
10 this the President replied; Bears
ncra in my line; turn you. trolley cars
OF Ge liops,"-Dostor Herald.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-27
Q @ O cl @ @ o @ o @ o @ O o q c
, NEW STATE NEWS. 6
> c @ @ c o g @ c c. O o 0 o @ 9

II the comet strikes the earth on
Easter Sunday what viii become OF
April Fools day.
In Bird Creek, Usage nation, there
is so much oil on the surface OF the
water that all the fish have been
killed.
A Chickasha man Is reported as not
only falling on the water wagon but
being run over by the vehicle. much to
his detriment
An Oklahoma Editor quotes a min
lister as saving: Hell is a place Of
strong drink tobacco. baseball. thea
tres and peek-a-boo shirt waists"
McAlester PAPER man insists that
he saw a dog commit suicide. The
dog went 10 the station at McAlester
looked up and down the track for a
train, and waited patiently until a
passenger train came in sight. Then
the dog deliberately trotted down the
track and laid down across the rails
The train did the rest.
Miss Maude Thomas. editor of the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-27

J. " Gossard vs. ]. W. McNeal
Money: defendant give niifteen days
0 comply with the order of the court,
Paul Bbwen VS.. Aaron Dflenbeck,
TO Qniet title; dismissed hy defarR.
Julius Ward VS.. G C. aad w X.
Ry. Co. damages: leave given defend.
ami 10 answer ia fifteen DAYS.
James Brooks VS. G. o. and w. Il Ry.
Co. damages. same order.
Fred L. Dolcaier vs. Chas T Derr
et al accounting cause referred TO A.
II Houston for trial.
Guthrie Lodge No 2. A. r. & A. NJ,
VS. David swank ct al. damages: mo-
tion FOR new trial overruled
Logan County bank VS. G. w. Flanni-
gan, promissory note; iudgmen. by de-
faulf IN favor Of plaintiff
J p. Branham vs.. George Deal APP
peal from probate court, Judgment en-.
tered on verdict
Mary Moore vs.. T. f. Bryan. appeal
from probate court; Judgment entered
on verdict
Az petit Jurors were excused until
April 20. az a. m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-27
DISTRICT couRr PROCEEDINGS.
jury Returns Verdict Of Guilty against
James n. Fuller.


In the district court today the jury
in the case Of the Teriitory vs.. James
IL Fuller charged with disposing OF
mortgaged property, returned a YER
diet Of guilty, after being out twenty
four hours
Fuller purchased a large bunch of
horses. paying some cash down and
Riying a mortgage for the balance. He
afterwards moved 70 Woodwardcoun-
~ and It is said that he disposed OF
the hores there.
Other cases taken uD are as fol-
lows:
j. n Curl VS., w II. Irwin. money;
cause SET for trial April 30.
Sophia Holiday VS.. Julia Thurston
et al, damages; same order
Ollie Brusha ct al. vs.. Bun Boothe
et al, 20 quiet title; dismissed at cost
of plainiin for failure to prosecute.
The case OF Rachael T.. Ellis VS..
Vim. 1cfds. divorce and alimonv,
took uD most OF the day in district
court Yesterday and half of this morn
ing. A decree of divorce was granted
because OF alleged misconduct of the
defendant and the plaintiff was given
$1,000 alimony.
= Bealles VS. CHARLES Makepeace.
70 quje. title; motion Tor a new trial
oveyrrled
William Emore va VIM A. Mulhall
et al report Of referee filed and con.
hrmcd: judgment recommended by
referee.