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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14

Of the defendant was properly sus.
tanned
Time Contract Defined.
In the case a The STANDARD Lumber
company vs. Miller a Vindor Lumber
company which involves the contract
for The delivery of goods and merchan.
disc the defendant plaintiff below,
alleges to haYe sold the plahst.ff at
an agreed price The plaintiff in his
I IN his service rhe district court ov-
lerruled the melton but on appeal the
/ territorial supreme court reversed ihe
lower court holding that the Judgment
granting !. divorce was void tor want
lof jurisdiction over the defendant in
anwer 10 the petition in the trial court
alleges that the goods was 10 have
/ been delivered by certain time
Chief Justice Williams sustans the
lower court IN rendering Judgment fr
the defendant below holding that be.
fore time shall be the essence of a
contract u must be expressly stipu.
/ lated therein
I The syllabus Of the opinion fol-
lows;
l. Sec 500 (WHsons statutes)
providing that before time shall be
]
expressly stipulated therein. no partic.
ular form Of expression is required
but It must appear from The express
4 provisions contained in such contract
/ independent OF all extraneous matter
or circumstances that it was the IN
/ tention Of the parties thereto that
time should be The essence thereof
2. Where there was no request OF
the court as TO any special finding
land the case was tried before the
court without the intervention of
kinry the general finding Of the court
on a question Of fact viii be cOnciu-
siye in this court where there Is
conflict as to the facts proved or a
/ question as 10 the sufficlency OF The
! proof to sustain the issue on The
part of the party who had the burden
/ The district ccurt OF Garfield cOun-
lty Is sustained in an opinion by JUS
lice Turner i'm the case OF Hunter
Realty company VS. Martha Spencer
ct al, in which the lower court in
structed the jury TO bring i'm verdict
in favor of the defendant The case
involves a land tide The defendant
plaintiff below brought an action 10
recover $500 from defendant She
traded farm in Garfield county
through the plaintiffs for city prop
erty n OkeeDe, and alleges TO have
been forced into a contract by mis-.
representation.
The syllabus OF the opinion follows:
4. In cause tried to the ccnrf on
general finding of an facts necessary
o constitute the claims of the party
la whose behalf the judgment Is rem
llered and upon appeal the cOdrt
wiz not review the evidence upon
Which finding is made 10 determine its
sufficienoy.
2. No title will pass by q deed
which is not delivered by the grantor
on some one duly authorized by him.
3. When possession of an escrow
Is obtained. without performance of
the condition upon which a delivery
20 the grantee was TO be made no
title passes.
\ a. Where an agent acts for both
parties in The making & contract
recurring the aotionof discretion. the
contract Is contrary 10 the public
lpolicy and voidable ia equity upon
the application OF either party.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
pealnesn cannot be cured

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There rs Only Que way 10 cure deri.
ness. and thai la by constitutional rDm.
edies, Deafness ia caused hy an in-
ilamed condition Of the mucous lin
ing on the Enaiashian Tube. When
this Tube IS iniiamed sou have ram
bling SQUAD or Imperfect hearing. and
when Il Is entirely closed. Deafness
lq the result and unless the mflamma.
iiun can be- TAKEN ont and this tube
restored 10 iis normal condition. hear
inE VIII he destroyed forever. nine
eases oui of ten are caused BY ca.
larrh, which s nothing hut an M
famed condition Of the mucous an
faces
We WIFI give One Hundred Dollars
for any ease ol deainess lcauaed hy
Caiafihl that cannot be cured by
Halls calanh Cure Send for cir
culars free
" , CHENEY s co. Toledo. %
Take Halls Family Pllls for con.
Eupoliou.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
WHAT EDITORS
A RE s AYIM G


The san Antonio Express. the most
conservative newspaper Published In
ihe Southwest, has this TO say Of the
Riyau.JOhnson candidates
Johnson IS the greatest vote geiter
IN The West | was on the stump
ai4dlht l1p. four years ago aud I
know whereof speak" says former
Attorney General Edgerton oi Mime
sGte
h is further declared by Mr. Edger
ton that Johnson could. il nominated
by the Democrats Tor president, carry
Minnesota and likewise the two Bako-
tas against ans other cardidate, ex-
| cent Roosevelt
A circular issued from the Johnson
/ headquarters ia Chicago undertakes
10 show Johnson could be elected, IL
dominated az Denver Given the
mountain states and Washington, New
York and Minnesota aud the solid
south including Maryland and okla.
homa Johnson would have 245 cleo
t0ral votes, three more than enough
1 To- elect That be could carry all
| iof these and several other states be-
side Mr. Johnson's managers assume
20 be entirely confident Mr. Bryan
would certainly lose New York and
Minnesota fifty electoral votes. and
would not carry any state IN which
} hnson would fail say these politi.
cay prognosticators.
Perhaps this Is trne and perhaps
il ian't. bat 1t true. why have the John
son boomers been so diIatory about
sprlngng the issue2 year or so
ago when Henry Watterson sprung
his dta'k horse entry the Bryan fol-
lowing was somewhat scattered and
irreeolute. The promulgation of the
theory of government ownership Of
railroads had driven a great many OF
Mr. Bryan's admirers away from his
standard and had made some Of the
lothers ukcwalm IN his support They
We're looking around for another can
didate and their minds were IN such
frame as 20 be susceptible OF impress
sion Possibly an active campaign in
behalf OF the Minnesota al hat time
might have az least given the Nebras-
| kan some trouble
10 trot out dark horse entry IN a
race that Is already half run would
] NtfffAAN N' AH NnANhANN FRNN Ah'AE AifiNN
by any Jockey or starter. whatever
might be thouaht OF the relative mer.
iis of the entries II the Minnesota
entry had gone TO the post az the same
time that the Nebraska entry was
prancing impatiently for tho word
go he might have had at least a
chance but just about that time the
general impression was that he had
been scratched, and very little atten-
lion was paid TO The colors AZ pres.
eni he Is hardly better than a l00-to-1
shot, and yet horse has been known
20 win when the boobies had placed
such odds against him. What has
happened ance may happen again, but
ITS long shot
However. the vigor and earnesiness
oi the johnson political bureau are
TO he admired. even II little late in
starting and Governor Johnson may
have the distinction OF having "aIso
ran and perhaps OF honorable men.
ton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
Als Accommodation.

Congressman d X. Anthony writes
home that he is IN receipt OF some ar
tlstio Compositions Ia the form OF in
ldorsenieihs for candidates for federal
positions returned missionary. who
was visiting relatives in l-eavenworth
recently wishes a position as q CHI
nese interpreter and learning OF r. 3.
Bakers strong influence with his home
representative had him send in the fol-
lowing unique recommendation He
was missionary in China dozen
years. and can speak read and write
the language like "a native on better
Whether he learned TO eat rats, ! don't
know, The government needs him for
an interpreter somewhere but does
not know h. so Il becomes your duty
as a federal officeholder to impart the
Information lOu might mention 20
the president the next time You are
taking drink with him that the appli.
cant has nine children By arranging
This matter you viii make Il unneces-
gary for me TO have a new Congressman
lavn lrom this district Two years more.
"a least Kansas City Journal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
SALAMAGUNDI.

NJ. Morad he famous Armenian
revolutionary leader Is IN Boston
The value of wheat ruined by the
rust is estimated ~ $1,000 ono q ydlr
Guatemala has virulent attacklof
the liicture postal card fever iust'at
prcseus
Some Of the Ice fields of Greenland
are said to be a mile and half IN
Ithickneess
Grapes are squeezed six times ia
making champagne. yielding wine of
different qualities.
Married men Of Belgium have two
votes and the single ones only one
Priests and some other privileged per-
sons have three.
Fronting ;he coast OF North Aus
trnlla Is The Great Barrier reef the
largest coral reef IN The world III
e over 600 miles long and 80 miles
wide
Siguor Enrlco Toselli, the music
teacher who married Tie Countess
M0niignso. the divorced wife ~ the
King of Saxony IS writing a comic
opera.
Unpaid franchise taxes. under the
socalled Ford amendment" now az.
eregate about $2t,65O.O00 in New
York City alone, according TO the re-
port of the state tax commission.
Recent experiments IN Lincoln.
shire (Engiand) stubble field demon.
strates that plowins six INCHES deep
can be done by paraffn-engine trac-
ton at an average cost Of 60 cents
an acre.
Paris had added to its automobile
regulations a law requiring automo-
hlles TO stop after causing au acci.
dent, and imp sing both imprisonment
and ine as the penalty Of an attempt
10 escape.
A noted Berlin character has passed
away in the person Of Herr Hip
.pOlyte Mehles. whose boast II was
that he had been instrumental in pre-.
venting more suicides than any other
person In the world
The chief agricultural region OF Pc
ru consists Of series OF fertile par
allcl valleys running the entire exten.
sion Of the coasi-over 1900 miles
hack TO the chain of the Andes, the
distance varying from % to 20 miles.
The average politician makes a
noise like the foam on a glass Of
bee;
Prosperity makes fool OF many n
man and flatery makes a fool Of
many a woman,
Evesy man IS as black as his neigh
hors paint him aud every woman is
as old as she looks.
The weather man has at last as.
sured us that Il Is safe 10 pry lose
yoour winter flannels.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14

A Heretosaurus fifty feet long. thirty
feet high and fourteen feet wide has
sbeen found ia t1e Arctic regions Of
iAlaska The biethres returned of the
animal do not disclose It as being
beautiful, and as the men who claim
10 have seen il said the monster rush.
ee along al forty miles an hour. throw
ing 500 pound rocks behind It like
they were pebbles, perhaps 1t would
be hard to capture with a coon dog.
Anyhow we have moi lost any kore.
tosauns, out Of our pasture and we
refuse TO assist Ia capturing this
gantIeman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14

There IS a tendency down Washing
ton way TO take notice Of Oklahoma
The powers az Washington have an.
rived at the conclusion a man who
can Get forty on Efty important lays
made IN q few months and who goes
about proclaiminf the doctrine Of good
faith and od cheer must be listed
among ibose likely to play part in
the history OF this country
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
A LiTrLE DIRTY FELLOW.

There's a little dirty fellow in dirty
part Of town
Where the window panes are sooty
and the roofs are tumbledown,
Where the snow falls black IN winter
and the whiting. sultry heat
Comes like pestilence in summer
through the dirty, narrow street.
But amid the want and sqnalor of the
crowded sorry place
You can find the little fellow by his
happy laughing face
True that povertys burden that IS
heavy 20 endure
But the little, dirty fellow doesn't
know thar he is poor
There's a box out ia the alley that the
grocer didn't need.
Where he has done some sidewalk
sweepings and a withered orange
seed
And he waters Il each morning with
Groken china cup.
Filled with happiness aud wonder
when the leaves come creeping up.
It's yellow tree, and sickly. but a
living, growing thing.
And he sees in It's unfolding al The
miracle of spring
And the blossoming Of the orchard. an
the demonstrated meadow land
That he never yet has looked on, but
go we'll could understand
And at night amid the music OF the
changing trolley cars
He can Look up through the window
at the wilderness of stars;
Aud he thinks The baby angels must he
very very iil,
For although he's dreadful drowsy, all
IfAe lights are burning still.
Almost half the lights IN heaven he
considers With q sigh.
Aud he hopes with dropping eyelids,
iheyi be turned out by ami by,
So he'll know ne angel mothers, all
he anxious hours have PASSED
liy ihe little golden cradles, have gone
Oft TO sleep at last
Just q little dirty fellow; yet beside
his battered door
he has found the one great secret
that we an are seeking iorl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14

The extracting Of poison from the
deposliories 81 me brazilian ferde
lnnce IS declared 10 be- lhe most dang
esous Work ihe2delyers for the weap.
osis os science haYe 10 undertake This
poison 6 fecegnlzed AS cure for in,
sanity drought about ~ known physi-
cal allment ana she amount taken
irpm ihe one in New YORK Ciiy was
seventeen grains. or 200O0.0O0 doses
in proportion % strychnine. II is "a
thousand times more deadly aud what
Tduid be- dropped from the point 0f
ihe sLpaleai pointed instrument Will
hiii liity people II the gentleman
having 1hla work % charee should con
clude 81 Quit It would be necessary
70 ilnd aman brave enough 20 attempt
ite sash Such bravery would be al.
mesi equal b. the Courage 81 a demo
cfaf "a Oklahoma who IS opposed 10
William ]. Bryan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14

the greatest public educational fund
ou tliis earth, Oklahoma may not have
Ane Of tho best and most moral educa.
tlonal seats shat 'tis possible for NOR
tai man 10 conceive?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14

Speaker Cannon declares the paper
trust should be suppressed. threatens
70 consider the ease In 1851. When
Cannon goes cunning for an iniqul-
foAf trust, he actually wars and
smokes. curses and splits tobacco
juice on his shirt front
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14

The Lender has been under n
steady Aaiiing fire d was charged
with graft and theft The charges
we're made in open senate BY vote
Of 80 10 8 The state senate repudiated
tbs charges and voted The Leaders
lf4i1i
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14

our special surveyor will be glad
% report TO Senator Russell that be
nnes the exact center of the state
hui eight feet out OF the incorporated
cliy OF Guthrie, and ask TO have the
corner stone Of the New Jerusalem
immediately laid that the spot may
not De forgotten or lost That tho re-
pert IS accurate there can be
doubt bat We trust there viii not be-
ans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14

Che paesdent ol Pert, heard there
was q bie reVolution lIi progress. and.
nof being Ableto fndalho fifteen regu.
lar troops went with ihe president OF
me senate io see where the enemy
vas enirenched ln making their Off
clal investigations, the revolutionists.
zen strong attempted 10 capture the
pslden{ md he whipped che rebels
with rs fsis. This sounds like fic.
ton hit il 8 the story of the cable
and confirmed from the seat Of Peru.
glan government
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14

Two weeks ago the state Capitai
devoted iis entire front naee 90 sen.
ate excorlation of The Leader 'The
entire senate turns against The Lead.
err cried the Capital Yesterday the
entire senate. democrats aid republic.
ans. with the exception Of five mem
befs. cast o vote OF confidence ia The
Leader and passed its printing Dill ns
"a came from The house
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14

The Leader has no desire to berate
any one IN the fight made on It,
some men we're impelled By mistaken
zeal They see the error Of their w.
and The Leader Is not disposed to con.
damn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14

Considerable difference 81 to be
found ia climate In q great state like
Oklahoma In those counties where
county seat lights are in progress IL
IS much warmer than in.those conn
Ties where discussions are not being
held.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14

Train robbery seems TO be fashion
able again 10 certain sections Of the
country Profits so faro Naye not
been such as 20 require a special mes
sage from the White House to Can
nor Tor stringent laws nDon the part
OF the federal government
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14

Two Weekl aen The Leader was
openly charged on the floor Of the
senate With graft The Leader rested
iis ease Wiih the members Of the body
in which me charges were made A
rommillee 0t 1--WE wholly ahtaeonlstic
~ The Leader reported is Findings
Tho senate carefully listened Then
* turned down The committees re
port Tie l.eader was duly exoneral
"a The Oklahoma city OklahOman
an3 Times the State Capital and OH.
~ mendacious newspapers win kind
lY take notice
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
- a - II . ia X a.
p.o,.a. ,la knd lUu haN leaF Bought
''';.,'s =, : I<H2zzx

After settling with the person the
newly m.san husband might IS We'll
keep his pocketboek Ia his hand for
that IS only toe beg glnnins.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
EEzEzTHSm9Ms saESR9F saGas,
: SLAPS AND SLAMS :
asHsnsH@RsnSR@M@msmamsEsE1a ~

Breeohes and Low Shoes Don't Meet.
Because mans shoes are brilliantly
polished IL does moi follow that there
may moi be a hole in his stockings
Capital.
Push.
How can we accomplish the most
Ft Smith American.
Who cares2
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
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8 VAGRANT VERSE 1
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VAGRANT VERSE
&s5 "a 4 SHSTsSsH

thames r. Montague, one OF the
greatest living poets, says to his
friends Of the press the following Is
his best work. and the sentiment Is
not excelled in any language or coun-
try Ed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14

Just q little dirty fellow. yet beside
his battered door
he has found the one great secret
that we an are seeking lorl
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-28
4 SHORT SEASON
Of GOOD VAUDEVILLE

That the people of Honolulu love
vaudeville has been dem 5nstrated time
and again.
In the days of Jim Post and his
vaudeville artists the Orpheum was
packed nightly.
Then came Lee and Rial with their
wonderful troupe of world s entertain
ers, followed later by their second
company, headed by that great Jug
gler, Solerno. Since then vaudeville
offerings have been few and far ue-
tween, but now we are to have a gen
nlne feast in the shape of the Henri,
French-Hallen and Fuller All-Sta1
Advanced Vaudeville Company.
Inc people composing this aggrega-
ton are world known, every one OF
them having played at the leading
houses and at salaries that stamped
them headliners.
FIRST OF these artists is Henri French,
who has only just played his first sea
son IN America after having created
a furore in the leading concert halls
of Europe.
Next IN Importance is the match
less team of sketch artists, Fred Hal
len and Mollie Fuller, just off the great
Orpheum circuit.
These clever people have any mum
Der of one-aet sketches, most of which
We're written by George Cohan. An
other headliner is Rinaldo, who is a
wizard on the violin.
Ills success in San Francisco was
great, the papers according him I'M
stlnted praise, and likening him to Ku-
belik
Among the other attractions are
Adonis, the novelty equihbrist, who
performs miraculous stunts, and James
Polk. the wizard Of the banjo.
Agnes A. Miles, America IS greatest
serio-comic. has inst come from Ham
mersteins, New York.
Then there is "Lottie," the dog,
with the human brain, whose wonder
ful acts are whole show in themselves.
There viii also be the very latest
things in the moving picture line, as
well as other attractions to be an
nouneed later. In all. the Orpheum
management has secured a great at
traction, which is bound to do a record
business
The company will arrive by the
Alameda on Friday and open at the
Orpheum next Monday, playing until
the departure of the s. s. Aorangi for
Australia August o.
Tickets will be on sale Thursday
morning at the regular prices.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-28
RESCUED By HUsrAcE.

The Hustace boys added another res
cue to their long string of human lives
saved IN the pillows off Waikiki beach.
This time it was Howard Hustace, aged
fourteen years, who yesterday saved
a blueiacket from the cruiser Milwau.
kee, who almost lost his life in the surf
opposite the Moana and Hustace resi-,
dence. Hustace had a long swim to
reach the man. Only last week the
elder brother rescued a sailor from
drowning, the man being brought to
the shore in an unconscious state. That
made the seventh life he had saved.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-28
BUSINESS LOCALS.

A copartnershp notice between Y.
issue.
X. Uyeda is selling hats for ladies
and gentlemen at very satisfactory
prices.
Len Choy, Beretania avenue and
Smith street, has fine assortment of
cut flowers.
A gentleman advertises today for a
dwelling with suitable grounds. See
classified column.
Wah Wing Chong Co., King street,
next the fshmarket, has a large assort-
ment of dry goods.
Mrs. Jane Lishman More has special
designs for china to be used as gifts
for anniversaries or engagements.
Blom s grand clearance sale win
begin Saturday with an assortment of
attractions that can not fail to interest
you.
No household is complete without a
Quincy refrigerator. Get one now.
w w. Dimoud & Co., Ltd, guarantee
each one.
The Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd, viii
draw up wills in proper legal form
without charge, no matter how small
or large your means.
The Owl is still the favorite Scent
cigar and VIII be so long as rich flavor
and good burning qualities count for
anything. NJ A. Gunst & Co. carry It.
"'Kantleek' rubber goods never
burst at the seams nor leak at the
Joints We have new, fresh stock
of them, just in. Hollister Drug Co.,
Ltd.
The Hawaiian News Co. have an en-
tirelv new and tasteful assortment of
place cards and tally cards, and bridge
whist score cards. A large variety, in
fancy and plain.
Take Your old shoes to Vickers Re-
pair Shop. Expert machine mending
done in a few minutes, and at very
reasonable rates. Now in basement of
the Regal Shoe Store.
Want some Wahiawa pineapples ana
bananas? Call on J. II. Townsend, Ka.
piolani building, Alakea street, near
King. They arrive fresh every morn
ing. Wholesale and retail.
Levers & Cooke have on hand
large stock of nails in all sizes and
every variety. One and fve-pound
packages sold at the same price "a
nails in bulk. III S. King street.
Special sale for this week only.
crockerv and glassware, SO Is per cent.
off. Just think, housewives. Lewis "
Co, Ltd, 169 King street; telephonc
240 The Household Emporium. Call
and see rs.