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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-07
To BENEFIT
TEACHERS

State Srberlnteale# NanN haSt
issued q proclamation declaflng the
period extending from Dec Is. 1903. TO
Jan. l. 1909 General Institute week..
urging all teachers to attend TIE meet
ing OF the State Teachers ass citation
at shawnee during chat period, and
assuring Them of an allowance Of their
Ealary for the time plated The super.
intendents proclamation reads as fol
lows.
TO County Superintendent and School
Officers OF Oklah ma:
We are anxious to make the next
meeting Of the State Teachers associ-
alton AZ Shawnee. Oklahoma. the best
one taat has ever been he'd in the state
and we want you to cooperate with us
In this effort by making the week Of
December 2sth. 1908, to January lst,
1909, a public institute week and pay
ing all 4 your teachers who viii attend
the meeting regular salaries during
this week. This weeks work will
bring your teachers a greater return
ana VIII be worth more than terms'
work In any OF our best schools be-
cause your teachers will have the op.
portunity OF getting In touch Win the
ideas OF the leading educators of the
state and also with some OF the great
est educators and scholars in America,
such rs RisAop William a. 8uay.e, ONE
Of our greatest orators and educ0tors;
Mr.. o. 9 &ern the leading county
superintendent Of the laad; R'r 4.
Charles Lane, the best teAcher-humor.
list extant ana others Of this type.
tt a. t4aa fft
er from attending this meeting VIII In
the cnG be given 20 your schools and
| the Improvement in t6s work that will
fesult viii make the outlay = g-s in
! yestmsni r. the children in ycNr com.
mlnity Under ordinary circumstances
| The teechar vho attends the association
pays twice for the privilege sine, ne
Mot only loses gag for the tilae lost but
I is a.so cut of pocket for tie expenses
/ the trip. This is manliestly unfair
and is s. wrong that should be righted
at once.
/ In view of these facts ! therefore do.
clare the period Of time extending from
December 2Sih., 1908, through Janucry
St. 1909 a General Institute week for
the state and call upon county super
irtendents, city superintendenis and
schcci officers everywhere IN the stale
authorize their teacer to attend tha
meeting OF the state Teachers asso
citation on the dates mentioned and
have their regular salaries allowed dur
ting this period.
aoring that this will meet with d
generous response on the part OF ev
erybody interested, | am,
Respectfully.
f. D. CAMERON,
State superintendent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-07
WHEN TnE FIELDS ARE
CARRIED l.. WHITE

lP. r. duffy IL sturms Magazlnel
There are lands of scented flowers,
Where the voyager may roam
TO while vacation hours
Ire his thoughts revert to home:
Tho charmed with all their radiance;
And beauty q the sight,
he returns TO Oklahoma
Where the fields are gaIbed In white
True, the summer lends her ustre
To the forest end the field:
But the autumn brings tie harvest
With les heard OF Nature's Yield;
iAnd bestows a wea th OF cotton.
To the husbandman'a delight.
That he lives In Oklahoma,
Where she fields arc garbed In white
1ia Indeed, The sweetest pleasure
For TO dwell meath southern skies.
Where the eGulnociial hreeges
Gendy Gro Ii their lullabies,
Where TIE sun Is shining brightly
And fair Luna sheds her light
Over b0untecus Oklahoma.
Where the fields are garhed in white
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-07
M|JSKQGE:E:
WARS On
GAMBLERS

Muskogee Dec. t.--'Eha waT be
tween the authorities anl tne gamb,
ers has reali, been but commenced.
Archie Wright, OF the Mistletoe has
seen the day when the power OF his
checkhools ami the pleasing person
ality have accomplished i1onders in
Muskogee. He L was who defied the
Federal authorities and wOrke5 dam
Agee 10 the iiea the administration OF
The Interior department at Washing
ton had o right to interfere with the
sale Of liquors, and even Pussyfoot
Johnson had to bow TO the fact that
Wright was his Nemesis.
A raid last Wednesday night was
the cause OF Wright putting up S459,
90 as bonSi for those caught In HIS
alleged gaming rooms.
The next day he commence2 re-
modelling. and had the buzzer pre-
cared not failed him he Aould have
baked the police. Fris1y nignt, in
their great raid on the place.
Caught In the set OF playing, Sat
uiaiay morning, Wright put up IN
money si.C85 IN cash. This was for the
thirty men causnt in the room who
we're arraignei by the officers under
the charge OF gamiag or frequenting
eBming room.
The sum OF s12s5.00 was found on
the alleged gaming tables. and that
amount. IN the hands OF the officers,
did not appease the Official raid rna6e
oy the deputy sheriafs. Therefore the
additional requirement was handed
through. in street pa-lance. oy Nj
Wright. Who decreased his checking
account o considerable sum-
All dry Dong prior to the raid ham.
sners rang in the Mstletoe bar and
saws acreeched as carpenters hurried
In their laork to finish It II possible
before the night came on. They failed
by aar-ow margin, Hal they sue
cecici. the raid msSht not have been
SUCCESSFUL For they we're building
"a entrance RNd an exit to tile gambl-
Ing hall that would have been nearly
ifr'posefhle to pass Yho old heavy
Hnd holied &oors and partitions re-
main. But the entrance to the stair.
wa irTeasl OF being IN the rear OF
the bargoom as .bc5ore, is now in tho
front. AMI one istnst pas down tho
new CONSTRUCTED hallway through
many aoors befcre lie arrives at the
little side door of mystery"
Ane aHAfiHs WOlNed udif an hOuf III
the bar room before they effccte5 an
entsance and the aidempt to scatter
the paraphernalia was In vain. Tae
great king OF Msiskogwe' 9 law defiePs
was at bay. and he stood monarch in
hla clcsing hour, putting up his NOR
ey IKE prince Of the realm.
The Dnm OF 81 ,6S5.00 was put up by
Arehiball Wright. and VITA the $3.50
Df last Wclnea bsy. mCle quite do.
nation fo- the fight he has waged
against the sherln's ofiice.
The war againse the conditions as
thew now ans nave for years existed
in Mnskogee is on Ie la not polite.
AZ; simply an EFFORT 20 enforce exist.
ing laws Fortunes will be spent to
make the battle secure. but at thy
rate they are goiNg 1ae sheriff has the
best of the battle.
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an aANrI.oussn eoclErY.

"rhe Norsweerine Kniatta q Aver
lea 10 a Rapidly Growing crgaNizatien
From the Chicago Trnace:
Grand Forks ~. D.-lt sc8,l an,y
i've cents 10 swear 1lf irom swcai-
ing. The N5nswear.ng knights oi
America. an association lorn af he
brain of q Great N1riherp conduc'9G
has me, quick success 10 has errr
organized only g few days, yet nov
Il numbers more than 1000 meMhers
Il. G. wynn of Sherwood who is
The father at the order also Is its
secretary anl treasurer Since be
Inception Of DO idea Wynn has been
deuged with inquiries about a. aN
compauicd bY applications for mem
hcrshlp in the order So encouraged
have Mr. Wynn and his friends he-
come with the popularity Of The re-
ISOLATION that they are planning io
! a national headquarters building 2
Nine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-07
ReMare of Erequant eoIds

succession OF colds or q protrnet'
"a cold is almost certain to end in
chronic catarrh, from which few pff
sons ever wholly recover. Give ev-
err cold the attention it deserves and
you may avoid this disagreeable dis.
ease. How can you cure cold? Why
not try Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy3 II Is highly recommended. Mrs
NJ. White, Of Butter Tenn, says.
Several years ago ! was bothered
eth my throat and lungs. Someone
told me OF Chamberlain's Cough Rem.
me al once Now my throat and lungs
are sound ana sell" Fcr sale hy G.
r. Renfro
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LEGAL NOTICES.
(&irst Published in Daily 8.eader Dec.
Z, t90S)
NOTICE or sHERlFF'S SALE OF
LAND: FORECLOSURE,

NCNlGE or ShEHIFF'S SALE OF
LAND: FORECLOSURE.
Notice Is hereby given, that in pur-
su9nce of an order of sale issued out
OF the District court of Logan county,
Oklahoma, on the 2sth day Of May,
1908. in an action wherein Peter Grey
Sns plaintiff and Paul A. Calvert anl
Eplalia y. Calvert and Ross b. Feaster
Trustee, were defendants, directed to
rle, the undersigned Sheriff of Logan
county. commanding me to levy upon.
and sell the following described prop
erty:
Tae East ha.f u-2l Of secsi3n
Twelve (12) and the Northeast quarter
0-B Section Thirteen (l3, All IN
| Township Nineteen tl9) North, Of
( Range -Four t4) West OF Indian Merid-
ian containing 4S0 acres more or less,
with all OF the improvements thereon
and the appurtenances thereunto be
/ longing lying and situate IN the Coua
/ ty Of / gan, State of Oklahoma. K
4 satisfy a Judgment and decree of luro
closure in favor OF said plaintiff and
against said defendants ohtainci an,
made ir said court on The 2Sih day q
! May 1908. the sum of SSQ49.34, an,
costs. Including S59.00 attorneys fee
t3xeG at $1,000 with interest OF
s7783.75 Of said Judgment. al 6 pei
cent. per anlnm ir m the 2St dag
og May 1908, and interest ON the bal
ance. $3l5.59, OF said iudgmen, al Il
per cent per annum from the 2Sth d2S
of May 1908. amt costs accruing, I win
on the 9th day of January, 1909 ~ th'
hour OF 3 y. m Of said day, at the eas
door OF the coHrt use in the CRY o
Guthrie, in said oouaty and state. ofial
FIR sale and sell 10 the highest bideo
for cash, the said rrperty abo~
-des cribed 1r 80 much thereof as VII
satisfy said judgment With intercs
zl.1sssGsAA Elrs1zleNEl t8s fs,ss sf4 4a
Witness nay hand this lst. day 0
December, 1905
JOHN MAHONEY.
Sheriff
BY w II. Humphrey
CHESTER A. MARI
Attorney for Plaintiif.
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II can be made fram the fAshi1nable
cashmere, from the y ngoe that Is SO
mucl worn for ildaoa gowns. from
volie, from chiffSn br1adclott md q pm
almost any seasonabe material. Chif-
fin broadcloth, by the way. is exceed
ingly smart for winter wear and the
model would be charming made OF that
material in the new apricot r. Or with
bands either oI satin ln 4 same
shade or OF applique or trinimins ni
souiache.
For the ie year size will be required
for the ever blouse ~ yards of ma
terial "a or % IA yards "A inches
wide VITA i2 yards Of banding, fol
the skirt yards OF material "a or 27
l-2 yards "A inches wide. For tn,
gnimpe will be needed BIS yards o
material SO with ~ yards OF net 4.
inches wide for the sleeves and facing
A May Manton pattern of tho owe
blouse. No. sos. OF the skirt. No
60S6. or OF the gulmpe. No. 6iG6. size
IA and l6 years. will be mailed to an.
address by the Fashion Department, .
this paper on receipt OF ten cents fo
each. IL In haste send an additipna
two cent stamp for letter postas
which insures m re prompt delivery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-07
A Hindgasee

SuburaanSte You are half ne Aoug
late this morning Letter Carrier Yes.
ma'ali, The sections Of stovepipe l
have to wenr inside my trousers legs
on account of the dogs you Keep along
this street hamper my movements,
Dna'awl."- Chicago TrilNne
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4 Aeat. M0man ana D0sa ThIEga.

From the New York Press
One OF the sst successful physi-
clans IL south Carolina Is Dr Matilda
nyGns, colore6, OF Columbia, where
she HAS established and personally
conducts a hospital for the penniess
OK her gace There Is "A fine anG In
structive lessoG IN tie selssacriace .
which Dr. Evans has dedicated her
nfe. she was graduated rom the
Gomen's Mcaica, college, Philadel.
phia, seseral years ago, and returned
to her ca h, me In Columbia, She
fyan@ the 0egraes there without hos
pltat facilities, ans the arst moaey
she earnt0 To practice went to the
siartae Of the institution she directs
lie FAC only money to rent en ahan
l)ne4 Acuse, ana she tegan with cots
lr fodr patients. 9he quarters have
foeN enlarged and improved uni
hcie ncW IS room for twenty-foul
.. .icr.s. Or Evans regularly pays
ai her savings into the hospital fund
nd ts a result OF her 3eyotior
waallay whites in South Carolina arc
lteg.nn. % exteRG financial aid.
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@ast Rlnha.

Manager. We must put 8 greao zeal
OF geaAisn 5nto THIS iorese scene. Can
you geo some oas to grow2 so SIS 90
resemble % beae?
Assistant 3 think 20. There are sew
eral chores naen who have NOT re
celved their vases Cor three weeks.
I'll call them. Exchange.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-07

There is one thing | can's under
stand, said Air Cumrox.
What is thats'
l1ow mother and the girls can ap-
prove so aeartily Of my son in.law I
brokca English and he 50 eerribly an.
noyc9 at my occasional mistakes ia
grammar. - 54ashngsea STAG
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-07
auiLrv OF eeunfrers'ssNc

Passing counterfeit money is no
worse than substituting some un.
known worthless semedy Cor Foley's
Honey and Tar. the great cough and
cold remedy that cures the most ob.
expels the cold from the system. c. Il.
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Yates Center, Kas., Sept. 10. lS0s.-
After my doctors gave me up to die,
Halls Texas Wonder cured me OF Kid.
ney and BLADDER trouble, It 10 the best
medicine on earth Mrs. II. s. John.
son. Sold By al druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-07
Pers9na Ncn Graft

AS we this earthly jife go throush,
We strike
Some people who Ve really do
Not like.
We find some people here an5 there
Tot.
Far whom ~ ne7er lesr % aale
A lot.
And of taepl sll q most abhog
in life
The Same gho fsels so s0rry Gas
My wife.
Louisgilse Coprlcg Js0rnaG
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Ready TO maii copies OF The Daily
Leader Anniversary number, 10 cents
an address. Send address, and money
20 The Leader office. We win do the
rest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-07

mcJlmsey RoasGc His Womanfolk
II wiz not be long until mother am
daughter viii Join The Christmas junl
shcplsrs and Dad win have cold meals
-SpIlug(leld tAlo.) Republican
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awe purchased the Lyons Danlt-
tupt stork of implements. bWggies and
saiuess Pn3 moved it into my new
quartcyn IN tho 3runer building and
9ill sci. every article st prices slaugh-
tered First price cost 4isreaarde6,
cut IL aalyes. IL rGer tn clean up
lhe stock
"EaLl.Yr NACENR.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-07

Il sometimcs happens that man via
has good aim IA life gess his slboa
iogglsd by sous fool friend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-07

Copies o. tA8 Daily Leader AnNi5er-
cary Edition can be procured a0 The
Leader counting room sr1ppod and
ready fer mai5inn.
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ueeaai place.

TFeddlz. Say @ouldlfQ you Ike .
AHve three eyes?
George. Yes
Freddie. Where yoa haye ehe
other eye?
George. Ia have a IN the back Of
my head.
Freddie, You would? l Wonldno
George. Where would yoN have youv
other eye:
Freddie. Way, I'D have % On tho
end OF my thum6, 90 could poke q
through knothole 40. the feace aNd
see the ball sanoe Sec ncahi6--Boae
miaE. R
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-07

Prizes am uniting to 1850 will be gly-
ea. away @t Petersen gurniture com
pany, Wriday, Dec. II.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-07

More people are taking Foleys Kid
neY Remedy every year. Il is con
sidered to be the most effective rem
eGy for kidney and bladder tr0ahlas
that medical science can devise. Fol
ey's Kidney Remedy eaFrects irrcg-
ularities knilds ua worn ont tissges
and restores lost vitality II win
nake you feel well and look well c.
r. RenirO.
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BY ~. II. Humphrey
CHESTER A. MARR,
Attorney for Plaintiff.

Ladies' 40 not forget the Christmas
OPENING at Patterson Furniture com
pany, Friday
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hdlcr's Orchestra will furnish ihe
music al Pattersons. Friday, 52emem-
Der all viii receive a souvenir
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when Rubberu become Necessary.

Whom RubhcrD Become Necessary.
Aud your shoes pinch, Aliens Foot
Ease. a powder 20 be shaken into the
shoes, is just the thing so use. Try q
Tor Breaking IN New Shoes. Sold Ev.
erywhere 25c Sample FREE. Ad
dress. Allen s. Clmstead, I.e Roy. NY
Don't accept any substitute.
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Some OF our best and ablest cole e
graduates spell COW with tFe ''w's, i
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How Il struck Him.

Benny mother took him on safprday
afternoon TO the natural history rooms
on berkeley street. When they arrived
sf5iiE BoJlSfry- AsrteW5uS ''0Dl iisa8' w
had& praAlTsme Ninmma' hnd 4 vegt
to dead circus "a Boston Transcript
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-01
REFUSE TO PLAY DOUBLE
HEADER WITH PIRATES

PITTSBURG, Oct. There Is a Bit
ter row on between the Pittsburg and
the St. Louis teams over the failure
on the part of Manager McCloskey. of
the latter team, to arrange for a post
poned game to be played off at the
time Clarke would like 1t. Realizing
that every game yet to be played by
Pittsburg must be not only played, but
won, by the Pirates in order that they
may have the least show for the PEN
nant, Manager Clarke asked McClos-
key to play off the postponed game to-
day, in order to be sure that 1t would
DO played.
If 1t were postponed by rain today
there would yet be a chance Friday OF
Saturday to play 1t. McCloskey re-
fused, and to the anger of Clarke, has
named Saturday as the time for the
double game. In case there should be
rain either Saturday or Friday now
and no game could be played, It will,
be all UP with Pittsburg's chances fol
the pennant, slim though they may be
and Clarke is furious.
In addition to a chance OF losing on
or two of those games by rain, the
double bill on the afternoon before ths
final big clash at Chicago Is not pleas.
ing to the manager of the Pirates.
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RELAY RUNNERS
WILL Be GUESTS
At THEATRE PARTY
First and Second Teams Will At
tend PrOctOr's in a Body
Next Tuesday Night.

Following out the promises made 10
the winners of The EVENING STAR
relay race, and through the kindness of
Manager Stewart of Proctor's cozy
playhouse, the members of the Eliza
beth Y. NJ. C. A. team, and of the
Orange Y. M. c. A. team, which fin
ished second in the big race. will attend
a theatre party next Tuesday night 1T
this popular show house.
This particular date mas been select
ed because of the value of the program
offered by Manager Stewart. The
members of both teams will meet ut
THE EVENING STAR office Tuesday
night a 7:45 o'clock and march in q
body to Proctor's.
Manager Stewart has laid particular
stress on making next weeks program
so attractive that the thirty-odd guests
who will enjoy the hospitality of THE
EVENING STAR will go away well
pleased.
On the card will ,e found Pat
Rooney. The mention of this name I'm
medfately recalls n of the funniest
Irish comedians who ever dabbled with
a makeup outfit. The original Pat
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q NOTICES.


UNITED TATEs DISTRICT CoURT-DIs-
TRICT' OF NEW NEW JERSEY-In the mat
ter Of Richard Quinn, trading as r. Quinn q
Co, Bankrupt. In bankruptcy. Notice.
In the above stated matter. the undersigned.
receiver of said bankrupt. will sell all Of the
assets OF said bankrupt. located In the former
place of business of said bankrupt, No. 100 Four
tenth avenue. Newark, New jersey. consisting
Of nine horses, ten wagons, twelve sets OF har-
ness. a lot Of soda. salt. a lot Of tools and ma
lot OF chests. tubs, boxes and other receptacles
for the handling and selling of Ice cream. to-
gether with miscellaneous goods and chattels
connected with the Ice cream business of the
said bankrupt.
Said property may be seen at said premises
on the day preceding the sale:
receiver at sG6 Broad street. Newark, New Jer-
sey. or at the Office of the said solicitor. No. ZIG
Broad street, Newark. N. j.. and must be ac-
rompanied by a certified check for 10 per cent.
Of the bid; the bids will be opened by the re-
reiver at said bankrupt's former place of bust
ness. No. 100 Fourteenth avenue, Newark. N.
j., on October Q, 1908. at $40 a. m. II not sold
by sealed bid aforesaid said property will he
sold at public auction on the same date at 10 ..
M. at said premises. at which time the terms
OF sale by auction Will be announced.
Said receiver reserves the right to reject any
II a sale Of said property is had. said receiver
his recommendation thereon. to Edwin G.
Adams, Referee in Bankruptcy. at his Office,
eorner OF Beaver and Market streets, Newark,
N. j., October s. 1908. 10 a. M. when the
matter of the confirmation thereof by the court
- s'' "A0 FRANK WALSH,
Receiver,
$3.50 Broad street. Newark, N. J.
n ROLAND d. CROCKER,
E. Solicitor Of Receiver.
IT'S Broad street. Newark. N. J.
EDWIN G. ADAMS. ESQ.,.
Referee in Bankruptcy,
Beaver and Market streets, Newark. N. J.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-01
FIRST LINEUP FOR MIDDIES.

ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 1.-The first line
up of the season took place at the
Naval Academy yesterday and there
will be onlv one more day before the
game against Rutgers on Saturday.
There were two lively games of ten
minute periods this afternoon. In the
first game the regulars lined up against
the substitutes and promising candi-
dates for first team positions, and after
ten minutes of lively play scored one
touchdown. LANCE took the ball al
most over the line on a quarterback
run, but crossed the side line and Rich
ardson, who was playing fullback, a r
ried the ball over for the first touch
down of the ear Ten minutes more,
during which elevens formed of the
remaining members of the squad,
brought the practise of the afternoon
to O close.