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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-22
LAST WEEK s
J. =. FARM LOANS


The following loans on Oklah ma
farms We're closed last week by tho
Loan department OF the School Land
commission:
W 3. Geddes Woodward, Wo dwsfa
cousty, s50000
L. p Bobo. Wiiburioa, Iatmor couu.
~. Sl,25000.
j. C. Murray, Mutual. Woodwars
county. $4,000
i. p. Thompson. Purcell. McClaIn
county. s1.35OOO.
= r. Butler F,x. Carter county.
I, =. saarp, orienta. Major county,
sl,75000.
j. w. netwiller, Riverside, Beaver
county $lO00.O0.
A. l.. Macarthur. Beaver, Beaver
county, $4,000
L. ralbert Maramec. Pawnee coun.
~ $4,000.
J. I. Miller, verden. Grady county.
S1.50000
Peter Gertsen, Stroud, Lincoln aoun.
ty, $10OOOO.
$4,000
r. p Zimmerman. shattuck Enis
county. $4,000.
Addie B-nham, sallsaw, sequoyah
county, $4,000.
$4,000
K. d. Steel Oklahoma, Oklahoma
county Si.90O.00.
N. NJ. Willbank. Ralston. pawnee
county, 100000.
T + scofeld Arnott. Ellis county.
81 10000.
NJ. L. Cornforth. parhaan. Ellis
county. sG5O0O.
J. J.. Trout, Watonga, B t'De unity.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-22
PANAMA.

At last The light of reason dawns on
the Panama enthusiasts. 1t is now O
question of whether or not the canal
project can ever be finished For fifty
years the Panama scheme has been
the dream OF those wlo wanted a
sh-rt water route from the Atlantic
to the Pacific and they would have
been at work long ago had 1t not been
for the intrepid Morgan, Of Alabama
undoubtedly the hardest and most pro,
found student OF the canal pr position
this country has produced Senator
Morgan always held the Panama
route was not feasible, and for many
years he was the champion OF the
Nicaranga canal; distance being great
er but more within the bounds of
reas- n.
The short cut across the Panama
isthmus has, of course, always appeal
ed TO the short sighted patriots who
imagine It is as easy TO tunnel through
quicksand as mountains, because the
sand is easy to push a shovel into.
But the facts are that this Panama
route has been explored thoroughly,
aud such engineers rs hammond and
cal The thousands OF tons of dirt
which have been removed from the
Culebra mountains are as a cypher
compared with the bottomless quick
sands near the n-rthesn coast line.
fed by tae ages OF seas wlich have
washed those shores since before man
was created. Millions of dollars mus,
be spent to even commence this quick
sand tnnnelling and then the wider
and deeper the attempt TO make the
channel, the more millions OF tons 4
this most despicable of all earthly for
nations to handle win be removed be
fore even the semblance of a perma.
nent channel can be commenced
American persistency and ingenuity
have won mighty triumphs, and p1s
sibly they will triumph in the canal
project, but certain 2 ls that we have
already spent thrice The sum the first
estimate of cost amounted TO. and the
start has been little more than made
II the other work costs pToportionately
we will have a canal that will be in
debted to the first five lundred gener
ations for its making, and likely TO be
useless when made.
Another feature must be considered.
This is the age of commerce. II Is true.
but also the age of progress. There
e not the least likelihood the present
method of travel will be in vogue fifty
years from ncw, and the solution of
aerial navigation will make it rather
slow and improbable journey to go
by the sea when the storehouse OF
nature is being tapped by those who
travel by electric and air routes to and
frqm the scenes of their labors
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WOMAN PROTESTS.

AS upon the wings OF truth proph
esy fulfilling, comes the Oklahoma
Lady. Ardmore, protesting hard
against the handling of murierers In
the courts. The Leader foretold the
voice OF womanklnd would be lifted
against the prevailing custom Of hand
ling the people who slay with full
provision for their enjoyment Read
the protest and ponder over IL:
THE individuals at the head of a
newspaper are known 10 be (and nee.
essarily so) a very inquisitivc sort OF
people, 1t Is their business TO pub.
lish the news, Gnearth facts and. with.
out fear, favor or prejudice, to stand
for the right. Therefore. without any
apology to any one, we have a few
words to say in regard to the Turner
mun-er case. This is the case where
the jury was out only an hour and fif.
teen minutes and returned a verdict
OF murder in the first degree with a
penulty of ninety-nine years In the
penitentiary.
I'VE DO not pretend to pose as a
legal light, but if we have been cor.
rectly informed this is the second
murder this man has committed, with
a third man manned for life, to his
credit or rather ute. discredit Then
We say II were better to abide by the
late decision OF the court and save
Carter county the expense of another
trial.
why is it considered right and just
for men OF the best legal ability 10
strain every nerve and take advan.
tage of every possible or probable er.
ror, ana twist the law to make IL ap.
pear the very opposite Of what il is
intended to convey, just to- save a
murderer's life or give him his lib.
erty, wnen all the powers Of right and
the blood of his victim cry aloud for
justice.
There seems to be no thought for
the Innocent ones who must suffer for
the acts OF the human vampires.
mo one is rushing around TO sec.
ure big sums of money to provide
for the murdered mans widow and
orphaned children They have done
nothing, II seems, that their lives
should be protected. And. fatherless
and pennlless. they are turned out to
face the world alone.
'Oa Justice, Justice! how many
crimes a-e committei in thy name!"
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MARR WILL
QUIT OFFICE


by the filing OF Incorporation napers
for the Oklahoma State bank, "a Tulsa.
and In letter to friends aud former
business associates at Tulsa. the
resignation of l.. d, Marr OF the school
land department. Is FIRST made known
Mr.. Marr states in his letter that his
resignation Is TO take effect the Goth
Of January when he will assume charge
II the bank recently chartered, ana
again enter the avocatiun wherein he
has met with signal success.
Mr. Mari Is one OF the best known
men in Oklahoma and organized the
school land department at the begin.
nlng Of the state administration OF Ok
lahoma affairs Speaking Of that in
his letter D. his Tulsa friends, MIR
Mari says:
In reply TO your many urgent solici.
tatlons to open a bank on "North Side"
on Main street, Tulsa, Will state that
on my return tomorrow 20 Guthrie. J
shall ask my c. mmlssion to relieve me
from furthe- duty, after January 20.
1903 as commissioner OF the state
school land office Of Oklahoma, a'term
of 4 months service IN organizing and
managing the largest office Of its kind
in the United States
Resignation Accepted.
Al a meeting Of the School Land
commission this afternoon the resigna.
ton Of l.. D. Mari, Jr. as secretary
which was on file, was regtetfully ac.
|ccptel, Governor Haskell and MIR Cam
eron. n the commission, commenting
Secretary Marr for his able and ef.
ficient management OF the department
during his fourteen months lncum.
bency. Nj Mar resigns to accept the
presidency OF q state bank Which he
has recently organized al Tulsa a
charter for which was taken out yes.
terday, with a capital stock of $4,000.
Secretary Mams father l.. D Marr.
Sr. is vice president Of the new lnst
tuition and J. NJ Rineheart, cashier.
Secretary Marr was cashier / a Ma.
tlona bank OF Tulsa when appointed
as secretary of the School commission.
Succeeded BY Cassidy.
It Is Secretary Marr's desire to
check over and transfer the office by
January 20, 1908. T.. o. Cassidy. of
Shawnee, was appointed by the board
t1 fiji The vacancy Mr.. Cassidy has
been al the head OF the legal depart
ment OF the commission ever since it's
organization. lie Is an able attorney
and possesses fine executive ability
lie is one of the leading Democrats Of
the state.
Mr.. Cassidy will succeed Secretary
Marr on January LIST, but Il viii take
at least twenty days to check yer the
department.
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Q sALMAeuNps
Q O 0 0 @ 0 90 o O 0 0 o O o 0 Q

Kansas City merchants hold holt
lay advertising record for West.
Denver refuses to allow buildings
exceeding twelve stories higa. Too
many real estate men on the council
Senator Aldrich wants to retire
with MS record and no one objects.
Nebraska burglars ride IN automo
biles and get the 'swag"
Omaha is shiverins on account OF
the census enumeratos Old Omaha
travels backward with regularity
Oregon claims to be the ideal state
perhaps because more people moved
In this year than we're indicted for
stealing land ans timber.
Salt Lake mourns the loss OF four.
teen Mormon elders who we're sent
TO Asia ard became Mohammedans
A Boston preacher declares Chris.
tlans can not make a living In New
YORK City. He lived there ten years.
The acknowledgements combined
'wafships" would not handle the
American banana trade betwlxt New
Orleans and Havana
John w. Kern will be n United
States senator and that is more than
most Democrats got out Of the last
election
Illinois boards ask the coming leg.
islature TO appropriate $4,000 900 for
the state institutions for 1909.
The Chinese emperor Is sail TO have
heart failure, although but three years
oid. Were he older it woull be his
head.
Japan and Root by treaty and agree.
ment have played the devil with Il.
Pearson Hobson's war lecture.
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: NSnsusKSE9n@zGEs.4 4GnSm5I
! NEWS OF THE =
I RAILROADS i
Z s,N.sHeswsHgE1Essa "a

The new daily passenger train on
the Denver. Enid and Gulf will be In
stalled Sunday, January 3rd. The
train will leave here at SAC a. m, re.
turning from KiDwa. Kansas TO make
connections with the five o'clock main
!ine train from the South This train
Sill enable Guthrie citizens to go to
Western Oklahcma and return the
same day.
Conductor Red Lewis. OF the TT.
Smith and Western. IS here from Ft
Smith to spend the holidays.
J. f. Hope. of El Paso, Texas, has
been assigned 20 Guthrie as rate clerk
by the Santa Re This makes an adj
hitional man on the force for Agent
6 ehrell. alle has moved his family
yhere and As looking for property to
purchase.
The Inadequate facilities Of the I'm
ion Santa Fe depot make II necessary
for the immediate overhauling Of the
Freight depot as more ro m is needed
before the new structure can be
erected
Santa Fe Conductor All Glazler isl
here from Ardmore.
Conductor Turner and work crew
OF sixty men are now engaged Ia re-
the Denver, Enid and Cuff
track out ~ this city towards Enid.
III Reno and Western engine No. .,
which mas been remodeled IS back IN
use again.
Santa Fe engine No. o.. which has
been in the Topeka shops. Is again In
use on the short run between Purcell
aud Arkansas City.
j. NJ Connell. general passenger
agent os The Eastern Grand Division OF
the Santa re. was here yesterday from
Newtn.
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JoINsTlsrs egMlLpERsp.

Judge Bert Van Leuven of \ wata
county seems able to enforce proai-
bition without the aid or consent of any
legislative enactment When the news
Of the Billups bill being battlewhanged
through the medium of the dispensary
was received at Nowata the j1int men
prepared for business and were getting
things moving along the old territorial
lines-open sale of liquors alleged TO
be liquor, but in truth slander even
against intoxicants When Van Leu.
ven got ready for the ntest he
promptly padlocked the doors and
notified owners of the buildings their
former tenants were public nuisances;
that all leases had expired by opera
tion OF the court. and that said wn-
ers must not release TO said tenants
The campaign was not long nor were
thousands OF troops in the form OF
csurt bailiffs engaged but that it was
a decisive victory for the jurist is at
tested by the opponents in language
with the phrases punctuated by such
words as do not add to the beauty Of
speech or equahimity of mind.
The howl In The form of supplicau
and petition 10 have the Judge reseind
from the position he has taken was
met with the rather brusque response
that newspaper reporters are the prop
er persons to relate news to. iHtimaling
his was a c urt OF action that is not
conducted for the giorification or
peace OF mind of joint keepers. Those
alert and versatile gentlemen wh1 OPP
Grated in the Indian Territory in op-
position TO Federal laws have found
IN Judge Van Leuyen a man who he
lieyes people who obey the laws are
entitled 10 first G nsideration. Aud IN
that position his opinion Is backed by
an who are bending thsir eBegTies 10 I
make OF Oklahoma a state where jus
tice and Observation-Disclosures unite for
the betterment of society. Enforce
ment OF laws has been no easy task
where the old winked-at-yiolator-en
rcerfarce OF departmental govern
ment held sway so long. and some first
class instructors like Judge Bert Van
Isauven. In his Montana style. will be
OF powerful assistance ia Advancing
that branch Of educational work.
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Continued from Page ons)
ney General Charles West and hi.
corps Of assistants and stenographera
will occupy quarters in the north
wing. The legislative halls are large
and roomy Near the two main halls
are provided ample committee rooms
toilets. cloakIooms. etc.
Construction of the building Is made
under fac law passed by the First leg.
ialature permitting bond issues fol
such purposes Guthrie was the first
town TO avail herself OF this legal au.
thority and selected for the Site Cap
ital square. a tract situated a a high
point at the eastern end OF Oklahoma
avenue. The tract was set apart In
t1e early territorial days for state
capital purposes. The new ball faces
both east and west, in SIZE rs 100 X
$50 feet. On both north aud south
ends are Ranking wings three stories
high, 40 100 feet The two halls
on either side will be divided into
about fifty rooms. The central portion
OF the building Is the auditorium prop.
er, measuring eighty-fiYe feet one
way ana 100 another, with large
dome roof supported by steel arched
irusses. A giant skyllght % S.
feet in measurement will ne over.
head, forty-fye feet above the floor
line. There are twelve wln.ows o..
each side OF the nall.
Sessions of the legislature will DO
held in two halls on the ground floor.
fitted mp by The employment a. $4,000
worth OF false work which may b.
torn out % leave the auditorium In
tact When tails IS done the seating
capacity Of the hall Including the gal
lerles. Will be about 1000 For tenn.
porary purposes the main hall Is divi.
ded by htteon-iOOt hall, leaving iva
large halls AZ 10 S. feet. One wiI
be for tae House, the other for the
Senate.
In construction innammatle ma.
teriais have been avoided. An the
ioun latiOns for the walls and piers
OF the building are Built OF poured
concrete up ~ the grade line Above
the grade line the walls and pie.s
are built Of hard-Durnel brick laid
IN cement composition mortar. Tho
exterior Of al! walls Is laf Ia with
st Louis pressed brick. Tie trim.
minas are Of Bedford sandstone. The
cornlccs the ribs, the skylIght are
finished IN copper The floors and
goofs are constructed OF concrete With
heavy steel rc.nforcngs. theee being
no wooden ioists studding OF rafters
The ttaTcases are constructed OF
steel and hre proof material. the walls
being plasterel with cement with
sandstone hnish All doors and win.
dows and their trimmings are made
OF hlgaIy pollshei hardwood. The
heating Is 10 be with low pressure
steam and the lighting b. electricity.
The street car system will be exten
ded with service In front OF the build
ing. Pending location OF the per
manent capital Guthrie VIII rent tho /
new bul.iing 10 the state Tor five
years or longer al 81 per year
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s2.00o.OO.
4. w. Croxton, Lambert, Alfalfa
county s2,5O0.00.
]. NJ Raiburn. Madison. beaver coun
J pnnham, Guymon: Texas conn.
iy. $4,000.
ty. $4,000.
y. r.. George Hamburg. Roger Mills
cei9i " 1900 90 49, ht(H
.lYS fgSiint Dacomn. Wus4l sgsifiy,
~ Miller, Grand, Elia cohAiy.
Sfl0O0OO
Effie Denton. sallisaw, seqnoyah
county, $4,000.
Z. = Murphy, Guymon. Texas coun-
~ 81 SOC. .00. W
+ J King Ardmore, Carter county.
81 10000 f
A. l.. Buckholtz. E'm6te. Garvin
county, si.20O0O
J. d. vantiotzer. Guthrie. Lincoln
county, 81 500 90
J. $. Malernee. Sophia, Beaver coun.
ty, 100000.
j. r. shannon, wynnewood Murray
county, 100000.
J. II. Pennington. May. Harper coun.
ty. $4,000.
Total, ss9,7OOOO
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AUMAN INTEREST lNpEEn.

Mr.. w. A. Stone Of Unlontown.
pennsylvania, has as much audacity
as one ordinary mortal can cope with
and survive tle task On the fourth
OF December the press association car.
ried a notice his wife had left home
and that he feared her mind was un.
balanced. In subsequent into, view
he related she was infatuated with an
army officer, Emery Martin. but Stone
said he would forgive the woman be.
cause OF the motherless children. A
litter rf circulars and descriptions fol.
lowed, and II transpires that Brer
stone has mnoh wealth. In fact his
wife brought him a fortune and until
ne can get her back to Uniontown
nave her declared insane and sent TO
an asylum. Stone can do little with The
property in the way of disposal. He
pledges $1,000 reward for KIN wledge
and adds there is no crime charged
against either her or Martin. Stone
is one OF those unfortunates who can
pc listed as shrewd but unwise.
S1ould Mrs. Stone be found alone or
IN c-mpany with Mr. Devil Satan. II
will be an act OF Christian mercy 10
show her the pathway that leads so
Tar from Stone he may never know
whether she be alive or dead. Mr.
stones case Is too clearly one of hav
ing a strong and tender passi for
his wife's property and I'm case she Is
sent back to his tender mcrcies he will
have her confined in a state institution
and live on the estate brought by mar.
riage with her
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THE MlsTLEToE.

CBy Theodosia GarrisonD
He-e In her fathers library,
On Christmas Eve, ! waited gedately
IN Mistress Nancy comes 10 me-
That damsel most serene and stately
Aud dangling fr m the chandelier
a berried spray tlong since / knew
~
Seems to proclaim, She hung me here.
i dare you-dare you-do II. do H."
Well. Christmas comes but once a
year
Less often such a chance, / fancy.
80. ere you cross the 70 m. fear
Ihat something may surprise you.
Nancy
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MUCH nv LITTLE.
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II Is said the taxicab concerns o
New York pay 1l3 per cent annual,
on the investment
A wild bad man stole the fee bork,
Of the Haskell county sheriff.
The report that President Roosevelt
made the first bark" or "ba.lyhoo'
Tor the Abernathy,Jennings-wolf-catch
ing show Is probably c rrect. What
ever hurts Oklahoma Is the Roose
welt program.
The Muskogee News is AFRAID there
Is too much professed Christianity and
not enough of the real.
Raising hemp for the hangmans
market viii prove profitable II a few
m re killings occur.
Enid, Oklahoma, claims 10 be the
biggest town of its size on earth. Add
location to the story and It will be
correct
The yeal Is not over but we are now
pulilhg Tor longer periods OF sunshine
Preyentics. the new Candy Cold cure
Tablets. are said by druggists TO have
four specia specific advantages over
al other remedies for oolI First
Ihey conta!L no Qlil'ua. nothing
harsh or slckeniDg Seeond-They
give almost instant relief Third
pleasant to the taste. like candy
Fourth-A large box-fS Preventing
at 20 cents. Also fine for feyorlsh
children. Sold by Wallacc'v drug store
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State Of Ohio. city of roledo.


Lucas County.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he
Is senior partner OF the firm Of F. !
Cheney q Co, doing business in ,hc
City OF Toledo, County and state af,re
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of Catarrn
that cannot be cured by the use OF
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this 9th day of Dscem.
ber A. d. 1886.
(SEAL.) A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Caiarrh Cure Is taken Intern.
ally and acts directly on the blood ana
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
tor testimonials free.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
nation.
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eHis Honor. the Mayor.

FIIb FFlHuTl WIE WHJpTs
The attraction al the Br oks Sunday
viii be Little Chip and Mary Marble
In His Honor, the Nayo5." TIE same
identical company. beautiful scenery,
and attractive costumes VIII be seen
here that we're a feature Of the New
York production. The famous English
pony ballet and large company com
p sed principally Of pretty girls, sup
port a cast " unusual excellence,
which includes the following capable
players: Hugh Fay, George OdeE,
Charles Martens. Florence Sweetman.
Nellie DE Crasse. Hall aud Hountaln
aud Catherine Tanner
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a Dangerous operatIon

Is the removal Of the appendix by a
surgeon. No one who takes DR.. Kings
New Life Pills Is ever subjected to this
trlghtful ordeal. They work SO quietly
you don't feel them. They cure con
stipation. headache. bllionsEesg and
malaria. 25e at all druggists.
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Il suffered habilually from constlpa.
ton Deans Regulets relieved and
strengthened the bowels. so that they
have been regular ever since."-A. r.
Davis, grocer. sulphur Springs. Texas.
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Congress has been IN session long
enough TO draw pay for each menber
and his assistants.
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The announcement that George T.
iWickershhmp of New York city has
been or will be appointed attorney gen.
eral TO the administration Il President
Tart. does not astOund the world. Mr..
Wickersaam Is a very nice New York
harTister OF the thirty-eighth degree.
grading downward, and has the same
right and ability 10 act as attorney gen
eral as has the fishermen of Labrador
70 be gardenersin-chief o. the. pope.
lie Is decent, and so are the fishermen.
The appointment OF man like Knox
10 be premier and Wickersham as his
adviser. is as wide a range In intellect
as Is possible to attain Ia one mans
lifetime.
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Bos,s n. 5Iha Kind You Hare klwayS Bought
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cUTHRlE's MAGNIFICENT
CONVENTION HALL
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Fresh fish at scbmit's. 2i2 West
Oklahoma avenue.
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Don't overlook the Model Grocery
when ii comes TO getting christmas 3
dinner supplies.
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Since the kaiser has sworn off let us
trust Roosevelt will follow suit.
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The New York World mentions that
great men are scarce. Does this mean
dig al the Waite House occupant?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-22

Senator Bailey has al least demon
stFated he is able 70 care for himself
under all conditions.
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Oysters IN the can or bvk al
sehmit's, 2t2 West Oklahoma avenue.