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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-14
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Fred c Tracey has been appointed
g member Of the coal and asphalt com.
mission.
Joe Curl, of nartlesville is in Che
city. He win attend the Lincoln ban
quet Mr. Curl says Roy Hoffman is
the logical candidate for the senate
at the present time
John NJ Young. one OF the states
most prominent attorneys Is up from
Lawton Mr. Young says Gore has a
walk-away for reelection.
Governor and Mrs. Haskell will
leave tonight for Lincoln where the
governor will deliver an address on
"The Purpose OF Government" al the
Bryan keynote banquet. Governor
Haskell has invited Judge Ledbetter,
l.. G. Niblack and Treasurer Menefee
and N. l.. Turner to accompany him.
Frank Greer has become ambitious
He is candidate for Republican ma
I tional committeeman and is being
+ backed by Chas. Ellison. L Is pre-
sumed that the national committee
man win control large sums, and suel
sums are needed by the Republican
organization OF the state TO keep theil
organ going Charlie Hunter is anxi
ous that Greer be a candidate for the
congressional nomination IN the FRS
disui against Bird Mcclure
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Many persons suffer with
weak stomach and more or
less illness because shey fail
to understand the simple and
hsalthful plan Of a breakfast
somewhat Ike the following:
A little fruit.
a dish Of erape-Nuss and
cream
One Or two soft eggs.
A cup Of Postum Food Coffee
ana perhaps a piece o. hard
toast
A man says. "a couldn't
90 on that until noon.
One or two days trial will
teach him BIG vloume Of
facts and make him fseI sit
as a lora." There is a deep
underlying and scientific rsa-
son. The best argument
however Is the actual expert
snee win such breakfasts.
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COMMITTEE ASK
FOR REFORMATION
Write FOrmef County Clerks
10 Furnish Detailed
Statements

Complete detailed statements OF the
expenses OF the election of September
II. hay been asked OF the formr coun-
~ clerks by the committee on eX-
penses of framing the constitution and
the election to ratify the same.
The information TINS gathered viii
be used in framing a bill calling for
the payment OF these debts The com
mittees request is as follows.
To ex-county clerks OF the several
counts of Oklahoma:
The committee on expenses of fran
ing the constitution and the election
&, ratify the same, Of which the un-
dersigned Is chairman, hereby re-
quests that an account of The eX.
penses and per diem of the county
clerks. county commissioners and
judges, inspectors and clerks of the
election OF September n. l9O7 at
which the constitution was ratified
and all state. county and township
officers were electad, be furnished the
committee
We desire this information to en-
able us to draw bill covering such
expenses and for the purpose of me
morlalizing congress to reimburse
the state. We desire the name OF
each person to who such is due his
poatoffice address. and his account in
detail. ami sworn to by the party tC
the effect that the services were per
formed AMI the expenses incurred; tC
include the expenses Of county clerks
to convey the ballot boxes to the elsc
ton board when the ballots were
! counted by the state election board
AS stated. a full and complete de
tailed statement as above outlined
must be made and sworn 70. Pleasl
to furnish ME with such information
lby January %.
LOGAN HAWKINS.
Chairman Committee. Guthrie, Okla
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A HIaher health .eveI.

Il have reached a higher health
level since I began using DR.. Kings
New Life Pills" writes Jacob Spring
e., Of West Franklin, Maine. "They
keep my stomach, liver and bowels
working just right" II these pills
disappoint you on trial, money will
be refunded at c. r. Renfros drug
store. 25c.
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Call for Warrants

There are sufficient funds on hand
to pay the following Logan County
High School Warrants:
Nos. 629, 500, $40, 700, S04, S1l. So2
SOC. S07, SlS. S22, S2l. S37. S3S, S23,
S31 500. $50. S17, Sls, TAG, 1872 Sl5,
SIG, $40. S39. S35.
Interest on said Warrants 10 cease
thirty (30) dsSs from the date of pub
lication hereof.
Dated January 1Ath. 1908.
j. FRANK LAUX,
Treasurer Logan County High School.
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oplnIons Handed Down.

Assistant Attorney General E G..
Spillman ren3ered an opinion this
morning. holding that under the pres
ent Oklah ma laws no notaries could
be app0mte1 With statewide powers,
and Ia order to make an appointment
valid at 4 notary vested with sucn
powers Il would be necessary for the
legislature TO act
Assistant Attorney General Mont +.
Highley rem cred an opinion holding
that under the present laws the state
insurance commissioner may charge a
fse Of ff0m $50 10 1900 for Issuing q
permit 90 foreign insurance companies
20 do business IN this state Under
the territorial regime the maximum
was $50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-14

Mr. Il. r. Chamberlain, Of Clinton,
Maine says OF Bucklen's Arnica Salve'
1T does the business; / have used il
for piles and it cured them. Used it
for chapped hands and it cured them.
Applied it to an old sore and IL healed
it without leaving a scar behind. 25c
at c. r. RENFRO'S drug store.
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Money Panic is Ended.


The fact that the people of Guthrie
are making no demands Of the local
hunks Tor their money and that they
now have larger deposits than ever
before at this time OF che year evil
dences the fact that the financial
stringency is over Local banks have
received official notice from their
correspondents in New York that they
can get currency for exchange If they
want 1t.
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crnss Zero io stav.

"uncle Bir' Cross. the popular
secretary of state. arrived this morn
ing from Oklahoma City with his per-
soual belongings and is fixing up com
Portable quarters at the Hotel lone
today Il am here TO stay" he said this
morning, but am not as strong as
should be-"
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4Na ~
Preacher Found The Way
To Recovef His Voice

pound can be- used ia place of the
whisky with equal effect
The ingredients for this mixture
cost little and can be purchared at
amy good drug store. 40 avoid the
substitution Of some inferior pine pro
produce for Virgin Oil of Pine it Is
better % purchase each separately
and mix them at home The genuine
Virgin OIL Of Pine is put up for dis
pt nsing only in half ounce walls, each
vial securely sealed in a round wood
en- case, with an engraved wrapper
showing plainly the name, Virgin Oil
of Pine compound pure. guaranteed
under the Food and Drugs Act OF
June 30. 1906. Serial No 45l. pre-
pared only by Leach Chemical Co.
Cincinnati, o. The oils sold in bulk
and cheap Mutations put out to re-
semble Virgin Oil Of Fine in name
and style of package are ineffective,
for the reason that q ~ are largely
composed OF a distination from the
pine needles, on leaves. instead Of
from the pine tree proper. Pine
needle oil is not intended for internal
use, and when taken internally causes
nausea. It's use ir mainly confined to
the manufacture of soap and similar
purposes
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Adjourned until January 20.

The supreme court today adjourned
vntil next Monday. January 20. At
torneys admitted We're: Arthur G.
Garrett Mangam; J. + Howard, Foss;
+. s. Cobb Wewoka; c. s. Workman,
Claremore; J. III Langley Pryor
Creek.
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County Teachers Examination.
The regular examination for teach
ers' certificates viii be held at the
Logan county high school, Thursday
and Friday, January 30th and 3lst
The fee is ST. NEIL HUMPHREY,
Superintendent.
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S. A. Layton. architect for the state
asylum hoard who drew the plans for
remodcllng the government buildings
al Fort supply Is here coa6orrlne with
the asylum committees Of the legisla
turc
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Regulates the bowels. promotes easy
natural movements. cures constipation
-Doans Regulets. Ask your druggist
for them 25 cents a box
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- "a 10 ~ 8 ~
a.....h. >,Iha Kind You ilaya kWaB Boughl
'';:.'" C.: !: C Hzz J, z /. 3 y. =.

10 per cent Discount on any shoe
iu stock At Robinson's.
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]. nj McElroy, Of the state instr
anco department returaed this mQfn'
inR irom Muskogee
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Your mirror win tell you Satin
skin powder works wonders, only 25c.
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Us 99r - III - a.
ssay,, ,bs The Kind You Have klaays BOugh
A''1i'''' e l5&<HAzzz&

20 per cent Discount on all broken
lines Of shoes at Robinsons.
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single set OF papers attached to Sen
ate copy
Twenty-7ourth Special Message.
Guthrie, Okla, January 10, 1908.
TO the Legislature;
In my judgment the Senate and the
House have acted with great wisdom
and propriety IN limiting the methods
of lobbying before your Honorable
bodies. Your rules recognize that
persons. CT their proper representa-
tives have a right 10 be heard on
questions affecting their interests, but
that all such hearings should be in
the broad. open light Of the day, eth
or by oral argument or by publicly
distributed printed matter and the
great corporations of our State. ! am
pleased 10 note, recognize the perfect
propriety OF such regulations. These
great business concerns are a wei
come part OF the industry comforl
and convenience OF the State and
when laws are under consideration
Affecting their rights, they desire 4
be heard. and 60 the end that q fair
hearing may be had. | am requested
10 and do suggest that all such Per
sons OF companies who feel INTERESTED
in the legislation under your consld
GRAFTON and file their name and post
onice address with your respective
secretaries. shall Immediately upoI
the printing of a proposed act AFFECT
ing their interests. be promptly sul
plied by mail with a printed copy O
such proposed act and be given
reasonable opportunity TO be heard Ii
any OF the methods which your rule
recognise as lawful and proper.
Respectfully submitted
THE GOVERNOR
g. n. HASKELL
Twanty-hfth Special Messsne
Guthrie. Okla. Jan. 10 1908,
To the LEGISLATURE
respectfully invite your attento
10 tie provisions Of section $50 Z
the Revised Statutes OF the Unite
Estates, providing:
"a. ..I..I.
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10 per cent Discount on any shoe
vi stock az Robinson's.
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lomLInaad Irom Faee IS II :
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-14

IT7TUTTI oNelTaI " o.HHVs
Your attention Is respectfully called
10 the protection Of the oil and gas
values inon the school lands Of this
Si81e / haze learned that under Ter,
ritcriol govenment there was a rri-
ing from some source to the erect
thas the school land board had no
power 20 lease school land for oil and
gas purposes. and receive rental or
honDs therefor. and IN no other way
to nrotsct and preserve the oil and
gas values for the State. In looking
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- !
Chairman comaittee. Guthrie, Okla
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PRIOEs-25c, soc, 75c and 81
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-05

He's there early and he stays late. He's
trying to learn something. He never
grumbles about the overtime, and just so
he make himself useful and adds a little
every day to what he knew the day be-
fore he's satisfied The others are simply
there because it's a job, and they need
the money. He's working for more than
money. He's trying to learn the business
and get to be something better than he is
now"
Just that little remark was the making
of Mr.. Schwab. Carnegie was always look
ing for men who were not working for
salaries, but for a chance to work into
something better than a salaried job. He
sent for young Schwab, looked him over,
and six months later the youngster who
was wanting to learn something was chief
engineer at the Edgar Thompson plant,
then general superintendent then superin-
tendent of the armor plate department,
next president OF the company, next presi-
dent Of the Steel trust, and so on.-New
York Telegram.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-05
Man-a-IIn the Ideal Laxative.

furnished by Augustus Thomas, the New
York dramatist, who spoke on The Polit-
ical Drama" His wit and humorous ref
erences found a ready response from the
enthusiastic travelling men. who cheered
him to an echo as he closed his address.
Senator Gore of Oklahoma, who was the
next speaker, had for his subject Popular
Government" The entire assembly stood
to greet him as the senator assembled the
Platform. His address was brief and con-
sisted of a resume of the government OK
the state Of Oklahoma.
Mr.. Bryan. who was the last speaker, re-
ceived an ovation.
Mr.. Bryan was the last speaker on the
program and did not begin his address I'M
til nearly midnight. He eulogized the work
as an editor Of Richard L. Metcalfe, who
acted as POSTMASTER, and with whom the
speaker has been associated since he re-
tired from congress in 1895. He also praised
the political work-of Senator Gore and
eulogized other speakers of the evening,
the most OF whom he said were his per-
sonal friends.
MIR. Bryan took occasion Jalso to say
that the platform would, be writer. by the
resolutions committee and not by MN, al
though he would insist on certain pla nks
being inserted in case he was nominated
to head the ticket
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-05
LETTER FROM "OLD HICKORY"
Ohio Man Has an Epistle Written
in 1S2S with a Double
Autograph.

While searching in the old trunk which
had been the property of his grandfather,
Captain Sterling NJ. Barner. DR., Sterling
B. Taylor found a letter written 90 An
drew Jackson in 1928, the year before he
was "inaugurated president. DIR. Taylor re-
CARDS the letter as of peculiar value, be-
cause II is written entirely in the hand
writing of "Old Hickory" and contains a
double autograph, the signature being d
postscript.
Or. Taylor also found a lost deed to a
tract of land in Illinois worth about $500,
and a letter written by his mother when
she was l6 to her mother. DR.. Taylor's
mother died when he was an infant. lie
values the Jackson letter above the deed
to the land, and the letter written by his
mother above that written by Andrew
Jackson.
The trunk which contained the three
cumen had remained undisturbCd in
an attic in the former home of DR.. Taylor
at Russellville, Ky, for many years.
Captain Barner, DR.. Taylor's grand
father, was a great admirer Of The first
democratic president, and a
which he owned was named for Jackson.
The letter was dated at Hermitage, Tenn,
where jackson lived after his election and
previous TO going 70 the White House.
In the letter President Jackson states
that he is sending by his groom, Dun
woody, a colt for Samuel McCutchin, that
you have promised 10 take charge Of and
deliver to him" He adds that he intended
10 send with the colt a wagon load of
forage. but that owing 10 the "inclemency
Of the day" he could not. lie says that
McCutchin viii pay the expense OF feed
ing the horse during transit.
The letter closes with the words, wish
Ing you a pleasant and prosperous voy-
age through life, l am. very respectfully,
your most obedient servant"
Captain Barner, to whom the letter was
addressed, died in 1s6o.-Ohio State Jour
nal.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-05
REMARKABLE RECOVERY,
THANKS TO PE-RU-NA.

Mrs. Frank stroebe. r. F. d. I, Apple
Wis. writes:
Il began using Peruna a few months
ago when my health and strength were
all gone, and l was nothing but a nervous
wreck, could not sleep, eat or rest prop
erly, and felt no desire to live.
Three bottles Of Peruna made me look
at life ina different light. as I began to
regain my lost strength. While my re-
covery took nearly four months, at the
end Of that time / was better than l
ever had been before. ! had a splendid
color and never weighed more in my life.
Il certainly thing Peruna is without a
rival as a tonic and strength builder, and
II has my endorsement"
This lady entirely recovered from a
nervous breakdown. She did not go away
to a sanitarium, and spend hundreds OF
dollars for a cure. She just staid at
home, took Peruna, and in four months
weighed more than ever In her life, had
a splendid color. life looked bright to
her. Peruna did all this for her. What
more could be expected Of any remedy?
Man-a-Iln the Ideal Laxative.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-05
NEW EXPERIENCE FOR A LION
King of the Forest ScOOts for Tall
Timber When sheath Skirt
Appears.

Captain Hernebert, Of the Belgian army,
who has long been in the African service,
amused a lecture audience G few weeks
ego with a story about a young black
woman ne saw last year on the shore OF
Lake T~anganyika. at one of the missions
OF the White Fathers.
Il must tell you first" said the captain
TO his audience. that at these Catholic
mission stations the black women are in
vsriably clad In a cotton gown extend
ing from their shoulders to their feet
This young woman went out into the for
est 10 pick up some dead limbs for fire
wood.
She tied up her bundle OF faggots. bal
anced It on her head, and was trudging
home along the narrow path when just
as she turned a sharp corner around an
enormous rock she saw a large lion in
the path, and they were instantly face TO
face in most uncomfortably close quar-
tcrs.
The girl stepped so short that her bun
die Of wood fell to the ground behind her.
The sudden apparition caused the lion T.
settle back almost on hts hind quarters
He was getting into the attitude for q
spring, but his surprise was so great that,
very likely, ne did not know exactly what
he was going to do.
quick as a flash It occurred to the
woman that II she turned 70 flee shy
Uould probably he killed az once; and ST.
multaneousy she did the thing that saved
her life.
She gave one pull al the cord and her
gown was loose and open from top &
bottom. She whipped II off her shoulders
swung It through tho air, and the clo,r
came down like a mon over the face o;
the lion.
This was an entirely new experience
for the animal. He was blinded. b1ffled
dumfounded. He sprang out Of the patti
and fled like a rabbit.
n one knows just how Il happened
but he carried the gown with him. ,
bit Of IL may have twisted around hii
neck OF perhaps some OF Il got into hi
mouth; II any rate, the lion and the gowr
disappeared together into the bush, and IN.
young woman was not anxious TO hunt 10
her garment.
Some Rstonishment was created by IN
temperance Of the girl in the villas
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-05
PROBLEM OF MAKING GOOD
Took "A Personal Interest in His Work
and His Employers Re-
RuFd.

A Pittsburg man told me the other day
how Charles Schwab made good with An
drew Carnegie. There have been plenty OF
stories about the steel king being charmed
by Schwab's winning smile, by his piano
playing and by several other things. But
the real thing that caused Mr.. Carnegie to
cotton to the chubby-faced Pennsylvania
mountain boy was the fact that he was
working,
The first few months Schwab was en-
ployed by the Carnegie Steel company he
was in the neutrality-suspicious. A lot
Of extra work was to be done, and the boys
in that department were ordered to work
overtime doing 1t.
How are you getting along?" inquired
Mr.. Carnegie one day.
"Oh, they're all working, but the only
live one on the job is that young
Sehwab."
"How's that?"
why. he takes an interest in his job.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-05
Woman Fatally Burned.

Devore. the wife Of a retired farmer,
moving to this city from Hamilton county
only a few months ago, was so badly
burned while lighting me kitchen fire with
kerosene yesterday that death has resulted.
The unfortunate woman arose early and
before the other member Of the family
had arisen and the latter were awakened
by her screams, to find her clothing all
aflame. 1t was torn from her. but the
greater part of her arms and limbs were
badly burned. She was IS years Of age
ard leaves. besides her husband, several
grown sons and daughters.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-05

II stated that a majority are uninstructed.
In this connection 81 is urged that the APP
plication OF the unit rule in states where
some delegates are Instructed for Bryar
and others not might make Il possible 10Y
delegates instructed for Bryan, but per-
sonally against him. to change their vote
in caucus and throw the entire vote OF
that state against him.
With the machinery Of the convention in
the hards Of the Bryan forces, 1t is stated
by his friends that it will be impossible
to carry out this plan should there be oh
lection to It.
Bryan Men on
Notice that II was being considered, how
ever, had the result to start the Bryap
leaders to figuring, and should it develop
in their opinion that the result would be
a gain instead OF a loss to the Lincoln
leader, it might be decided to make no
interference. In this event, precaution
would be taken to make sure that those
states where Bryan would make gains by
the plan. should hold the necessary caucus
on the question, as well as those where
losses to him might occur.
The suggestion that instructions are full
filled and may be abandoned after the
first ballot, Is 40 declared by Mr.. Bryan's
adherents to be theory and rot fact. In
structions which have been given delegates
Ito vote for Bryan. they contend, mean con-
tinued voting for him until a domination
is made. The Bryan people regard the
conception of the plan to be rather the
evidence Of a forlorn hope Of effort than
as an opposition movement fraught with
danger to their success in the convention.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-05

with her bundle of wood on her head, but
in the attire of the mothers Of the previ-
Gus generation, which was nothing at all.
Bits of the gown were later picked off the
bushes for some distance from the place
of this curious meeting, and the larger
part of 1t was finally found in one piece,
patching.
The girl was the village heroine, very
proud Of her sudden fame and quite GER
tain also that she had no desire whatever
to meet another ion."-Washington Post.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-05

fight in its history just now. During the
last week three different parties have been
circulating petitions for freeholders to sign
and so far they have failed to secure the
thirty legal ones required by law, although
they have advertised their petitions in the
county papers. The A~nti-Saloon league has
been circulating a counter petition among
the farmers and town people, raising money
to fight them to a firish. So far these
people have raised over 5000. Several Of
the Danish farmers are taking an active
part against the saloon men.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-05
LIEUTENANT TURNER GUILTY
OHicer Tried in Omaha il Re.
duced Fifty Marks in
Rank.

OYSTER BAY, n. Y, July 4-Prelident
Roosevelt today approved the
ton Of the secretary of war in the case
OF First Lieutenant Frederick Z. Turner.
Sixth cavalry. that he be reduced fifty
marks in rank for irregularity In his ac-
counts. Lieutenant Turner was tried by
the court1martial in Omaha, found guilty
and recommended 10 be dismissed. Tho
secretary of war found the Irregularities
were unintentional and instead OF dismissal
reduction in rank.