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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-11
Very odd Indeed.

A Lawton newspaper affirms il to
be almost a proven truth that Murder
er Kingsbury is in that city and ad-
vises citizens to be careful. AS 70
how he made the trip and arrived safe.
ly at the southwestern state metropo.
lis is net mentioned, and perhaps It's
not good for the laity to know full
particulars
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Removal OF Cause on Account Of
Diverse Cltizenship.-A corporation
composed OF consolidation Of yarioue
companies organised IN different states
was held by the United States Supreme
Court IN Patch VS., Wabash Rv. Go. %
.Supreme Court Reporter. 50. not en-
Titled to remove O sHit brought against
'it In a court of 8 slate in wblclG one
.of the constituent companies was in
corp0rated. to q federal court. The
fact that It was Incorporated in other
states than that I'm which the suit was
brought was held not to make it a
ndn-resident.
Misstatement of Opinion OF Court by
Newspaper as Contempt-A newspa-
per published a misstatemcnt of an
opinion handed down by the Supreme
csur' OF Rhode island. In contempt
pro, edings therefor the paper alleged
that the error was unintentiOnal. The
court held its good intentions afford
cd no excuse I'm view of the fact that
its act in attempting to state the law
was purely voluntary but allowed 1t
to purge itself by publishing the opin-
ion in tie contempt case on its edi-
torial page where the former article
appeared The decision is reported
les In re Providence Journal Co. 6S
Atlantic Reporter. 42S
Liability Of Directors for Wrongful
Payment of Dividends.--ln an action
agaiust a corporation to recover mon
eys wrongully paid 20 stockholders
out Of the capital as diyidehds, a plea
that a committee apointedi Is investi-
gate the matter reported such action
unnecessary, and that at a meeting of
the stockholders the majority voted
against such action, was held by the
court of Errors and Appeals OF New
Jersey. in the case OF Eeigman VS.
Electric Vehicle Co.. 50 Atlantic Re
porter, 910. to state no defense. The
court said that the violation OF the
New Jersey statutes on this subject af-
fected not only the rights of the stock
holders. but also those OF tae creditors
and that, even if it could be sanction
eli by unanimous vote this could not
take away the right of the public to be
moi mlsled as to the actual corporate
assets
Injuries TO Automobile From Defects
in Highway railroad company. in
reconstructing a highway had filled its
he'd with two or three feet of sand, IN
which plaintiffs automobile became
lsiuck while passing over Assistance
was necessary to disengago the car
which, while being extricated was in
jured. Action was then instituted Tor
damages. In Doherty vs. Town OF
Aver, SO Northeastern Reporter, 677
the Supreme Judicial Court Of Massa-
chusetts held that statute enacted
more than 100 years ago, providing
that highways should be kept in re.
pair at the expense Of the city or town
so as to be reasonably safe and conven.
lent for travellers with carriages, could
not reasonably be construed to EN-
brace heavy machines like modern au
! ltcmohiles. as this would put towns in
| lsparsely settled districts under enor
nous 1dSDense in the maintenance ol
| lhighwhys
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-11
nuekIenla ArnIea saIve WIng.

Tom Moore. OF rural Route !, Coch
ran, Ca. writes q had a bad sore
come on the instep of my foot and
could find nothing that would heal il
until / applied Bucklens Arnica Salve
less than half of 25 cent box won
the day for me by affecting a perfect
cure Sold under guarantee at G. r.
keniro's drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-11

The editors decrying the payment Of
depositors in full at Coalgate come un-
der the odd circle, but their oddity is
best treated at the Ft Supply institu-
ton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-11
Hanraty Names Deputy.

Chief Mine Inspector Peter hanraty
has named William Patterson as dep.
uiy mine Inspector and Frank Haley
and Martin CLARK as assistant inspec-
tors under the provisions OF the Rcd
wine bin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-11

For a mild. easy acron nf tie how
els. a single dose Of Doau's Regulels
constipation 25 cents a box. Ash
your drugglst for thcua
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cAMphlnN sl nnAM

Since the congress has adjourned
and the members are back home work
Ing on the fenCos thrown down Ia the
back pasture llts it Is well that we
contemplate tine real issues that are
10 be ioneht out ana the accomplish
ments of tho congress when in session.
Aside from arranging for "a few new
federal buildings and the adding TO OF
some already bnilt. the congress pass
Cd one legisclatiye act Of National inn
p0uance the Aldrlch bunko curren-
cy outrage.
stripped f an unnecessary yerbi
age, that law allows You 10 go 20
Maipe lliy q fee OF thirty-nine and a
quarter dollars. secure corporation pa
pers Issue stock for a million dollars
take Il to Washington. and. II you
have the correct Wall street backing
ypu mas borrow 100000 on your rail-
road "honds
Yoaf SUCCESS win not depend upon
where ~ toad may be started from or
buili toi "a matters not whether the
population along the alleged right-of
WAY be one ~ the Naciinh sls hnk 10
ffssr--rr--s --sT---FrissIf..y .y'ou--r-Hnt 10 have is
~ lniluo2 2e-fnd cnce the secptary
~ ne ireastfy tsuafEour Woney you
are lfltiledeed 10 80 10 Europe and
hiln 10 thai place whore Lucifer has
been the ward boss for seven thousand
years
aud q cost this country almest
billion dollars lsefenteen Pete Schut.
icf VaFcn beds filled with gold orel 10
enable fe wise men Of congress 70
shoot fis paper wad Of statesman
nhfr II 4 lue-euffafinn hDf all,l~af u.s.
susled public.
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One Tor pouulas.

w l.. Douglas, booster for Boise
says he does not give cuss for Boise
but wishes to sell lots back east Want
him in Cimarron. reader.-Texahoma
Times.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-11

There Is no use being a hypocrite
you'll fool no one but yourself.-Bry
an County Democrat.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-11

The Liars bandwagon" has boen
put out OF business.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-11

Governor Glenn, of North Carolina.
made decoration day speech, in
which he culogized General Grant and
SPOKE OF the great generals kindness
and ability. How different of Taft.
who slaniered the name of the great
soldier whfe standing at his tomb,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-11

The Wal. street papors assert that
Crcfror tollpsoa IL Minnesota ig the
man IT he hour but fan 70 add that
he Came into the game Il 3 late hour
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-11

The record of the first legislative as
sembly is made up, It Is good.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-11

The school land department GER
tainly has an efficient head in l.. d.
Mari
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-11

Oklahoma win lead in the Bryan
vote.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-11
ILLlNols pEMocRATs AcTME.

lrNiNOiS bEWOShA 10 ~ I'VE,
Because Of misrule in Illinois the
democracy OF that state Is making
rady to again try and wrest that fair
land from the domination Of the graft
ing Cook county outfit which oper-
ates under the stolen livery Of the re.
publican party
Eight years ago Samuel Alschuler
an Aurora lawyer. made splendid
effort to win the state, and while dc.
teated, Il Was largely due TO lack Of
preparation upon the part of the party
the personnel OF the ticket heing aver
age, but from geographical stand
point wholly erroneous.
This time they are going 10 mike
the effort 20 win with an organized.
militant ticket Alsohuier is TO go on
the ticket with a candidate for secre.
iary OF state from Lincoln, in the very
heart Of The Grand Prairie and where
there are thousands of sturdy Ger
mans who have three times elected
the aspirant X F. Bedler to office
Mr. Beidler. by the way. bears the
distinction of man who Is able 10
be elected, no matter what majority
has 20 be overcome. and he is making
an active canvass for the nomination
for secretary of state He halls from
the same ciry as Larry Stringer, the
man sacrificed for governor when the
iamented Judge Parker was being cru
Gifted in the name OF democracy by
the New York World freebooters
There hre thousands upon thousands
of democrats from Illinois here in i'm.
perial democratic Oklahoma whose
hearts beat high with hope those brave
soldiers for the right may win: dem
ocrals who held alolt the banner IN
the days when the great Altgeld mas
tered the state and sent his great in
tellect 10 the grave In his effort 10
correct the evils lnnerited from repub.
lican misrulei EXChairman Orr of the
old state committee. resides az Vimla
and he marched many miles With
young soldiers 20 their first victory
40 was victory with a giant leader
and If Victory comes 10 that host of
workers the democracy OF Oklahoma
knows that the men like Alschuler
aud Beidler viii never cause regret
because OF the trust and honor im-
posed, And well do all know thar
there viii ho no further awful. un.
true under The present regime at the
eloemosWary institutions
-----------------------s.
During a time when the waters were
hieh and moeeasins abundant down al
ArdmQee utsa,p. Editor JUnea.,al il.s
ArrpYN htd~e eceasiQp tl taket u fnofl
ont of his private canteen. and went
20 Jail before he would tell pryins
official where he got The liquor Edi-
tQr jones' h. an adherent OF The doc.
thine mat he bad tho right 10 take a
drink, with on without Tho consent
~ others. aud declares for that right
70 the last extremity Hal the pryins
official wished 10 know whether or not
Mr, Jones was using a bonded or
blended liquor perhaps he would have
obtained that Information hut no ed
lior IS going 10 throw down his private
or laforiie poooilcFRer just 90 please
the fancy Of snihe minor official at
Ardmore
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-11

Let us hope the rain has agreed to
a postponement.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-11

Flood Makes Cheerful Editor
Cheer up, the worst is yet to come.
Bryan County Democrat.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-11

For cigars. tobacco and pipes. go to
ClsWith's.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-11
Roy Accused Of Wabbllne.

AS time passes the democracy Of
the Oklahoman grows as uncertain as
the weather chart-Shawnee Herald
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New Variety.
What we need is a successful vari-
'ety Of submarine corn. Bryan Coun-
ty Democrat,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-11

iar~enty per cent jdlscoant on ali
1adies' SID, Kid Oxiord's, RoBlhaon's.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-11

To stop any pain, anywhere in 20 min.
utes, simply take just one of Df,
Shoops Pink Pain Tablets Pain means
congestion blood pressure-that is
all Dr. Shops Headache-or Pink
Pain Tableis-wil quickly coax blood
pressure away from pain centers. Al
ter that, pain is gone Headache,
Neuralgia, painful periods with women,
etc. get instant help. 30 Tablets 25o.
Sold al Wallace's Drug Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-11

He's Coming out OF II.
y Is time, republicans to wake up.
Oklahoma City Times.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-11
Not So in Mizzurle.

Within an hour after an Oklahoma
bank failed last week the bank com
missioner was ready TO pay the de-
positors in full What an anomalous
condition 20 be surel And is IL quite
fair 10 che lawyers Kansas City Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-26

his fellow men, finally addressed his confessor
with the words, Pray! Lord into thy hands
recommend my soul. l believe have done
my duty as a man and ruler!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-26

his fellow men, finally addressed his confessor
with the words PRAY! Lord, into thy hands
recommend my soul. believe l have done
my duty as a man and ruler
Their Final Frivolity
OTHERS, according to the opinions they
held during life, were frivolous until the
last gasp God will forgive me; for this is
His business" were Heire's last words.
The painter Lantara lay in the agony OF
death, and the confessor. after administering
to him the last saCrameltS, comforted him
with the words, How happy YOU are now
going to be. my son, You will see God face to
face through all eternity
What do YOU say father" objected the
incorrigible artist. Always from the 'front.'
and never side face"
Claudius the poet died with the words
Good night to his wife Schiller kissed his
wife. and few minutes afterward expired
The famous sculptor. Carpaux, who died II
painted after life" when dead; then, turn
ing to his mother with the words, Mother
oh mother dear, love YOU with all my heart
he died. How grieved am" said the En-
press of Brazil. that my children and grand
children not with me! l wanted to bless
them for the last time
Halter the Psychologist, feeling his pulse i'll
the moment of agony, murmured stocallv,
1t beats it still beats it stops
beating" and expired. The last act of Mozart
before SuTTenQer1nS HE was 10 tIy 10 IcIGSI
with his mouth the drums in unfinished
requiem.
The famous mathematician BoSsuet was ut
the point of death when hi friend MaupertiuS
came to inquire about hi; condition He was
told that Bossuet was dying that he no longer
could speak.
I'll show YOU how to make him talk, said
Maupertius. and, stepping to the death bed
he called into his friends ear "BOssuet, what
is the square of twelve"
"One hundred and fortv-four." the dying
mathematician replied with a last supreme
effort.
Newton at his death said to his friends
who expressed their admiration of his discOv-
cries, Il do not know what | may appear to
the world: but to myself l seem to have been
only like a boy playing on the sea shore, and
diverting myself in now and then finding a
smoother pebble a prettier she'll than ordi-
nary, whilst the great ocean of truth lay un-
discovered before me-
The same thought passed in Laplace's mind
when, diving, he said to his friends. What
we know is but little: what do not know is
immeasurabe" Gassentii, the man of APP
proved morals, religion, science, and human
itv. minute before his death whispered into
a friends ear the sad confession. was born
without knowing why; | have lived without
knowing how and now die without knowing
either why or how"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-26

reached my body had last hope the bal
Don seemed much too big for the mouth.
suddenly l uttered the awful roar oi wild
beast; the corpse swallowed the balloon
and Bertrand was Bertrand again"
In other words, the eXertions of his friends
were successful in resuscitating him.
That severe ner vous shocks of every kind.
coming in the form of extremely violent and
sudden sensations emotions, produce this
sort of hypnotic an2sthesia. is proved by the
many instances of soldiers who in the heat of
battle were unc OnsCious from their sometimes
fatal wounds \ French officer. Derepas. tells
of his experience in 1870. "On the second OF
December lay with shattered hand within
fifty steps of the Prussians. The bullets whis-
tied SO incessantly about me that considered
my death inevitable. In this moment all the
details of my life passed with an extraordinary
c'earness before my mind
In word, death is nearly always painless.
Man generally dies from the stoppage OF the
hearts functions whatever the remote cause
NAV have been. But before the heart ceases
TO beat consciousness ceases. Even in the
most awful of deaths, death by burning, dying
is rendered painless at an early stage by suffo-
cation.
Dread of Mental Suffering
PUT what man breads above all in death is
not much the physical pain as the mental
suffering attending 1t.
What shall think when near death asks
Ivan Turgenieff in of his charming prose
poems, provided | can think at all! Shall
| think that my life has been sted:-that l
spent it in sleeping and dreaming: that did
not understand how to use its gifts: What is
this already death: :. Will my evil deeds
appear before my memory. and will my soul
writhe in the agonies of repentance come too
late! Shall think OF what awaits me beyond
the grave? No. believe ! shall en-
deavor not to think at all: ! shall occupy my
mind with some nonsense, only in order to
setract my attention from the awful darkness
arising before me-
On September ;. 1885,. Turgenietf paid the
debt to nature in France. far from his native
steppes His intense love of his country once
more burst forth in his feverish dreams. In
terms such as might he employed by dying
Russian peasant, he babe farewell TO his friends,
addressing them in the Russian language, of
which they were ignorant; and to one among
them he said. - l believe YOU have true Rus
sian face" Shortly afterward Turgenieff
expired.
The devout Christian in the hour of death
turns his eye toward the image of the Savior,
longing to he united with Him. In Thy
Handl' called Tasso. Charles w., looking up
TO the crucifix. said. Now it is time!" then
uttered with loud voice the name of Jesus, and
expired. Joseph H.. who so long and bravely
had been looking forward to death. and on
his death bed still thought of. the welfare of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-14

The fact that Chief
stick dynamite with which
things all but there which
lifting a
a
represents the explosion BnkBlak
ton That things
of
Blank If they did, dipper
Evidently nothing of
the explosion dynamite a
think that the
machinery work.
support police they anything
with impunity
~ ~
to
dynamite eighty OF counsel
on Page
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Commercial News


to b.
of
Hawaiian Pineapple Company Iwi
the
present hours
ree ssoona az the rush
pines
o he
CLIMBING
Continued prices
quotations
selling price year
trading during however
of
fv transac tions
McBryde o} So 49, 40 1877 at Oahu
oo Haiku 6s $1,000 coo.
DIVIDENDS
10 cents share and the Waluku dividend
declared,
IN
block exchange
Brewing
Mailing dropped another during being
while Saturday.
(2o) at at Pineapple (2O)
at 245o; IL " Qoo) 5 10 OO
SITE MONEY.
After being held the purchase money
o
Friday The delay due to the
Those who the distribution
NJ Mahuka
Kinney attorneys Bathsheba
NJ e
Holmes Stanley and G H. Olson Austin %
Holmes Stanley H.
Wilmington Stanley attorneys
for H. Waterhouse Trust Co.. and J. O.
Cooper attorney Haekfeld
or
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The Flag of the Chesapeake
The Outlook.


the bloody
Chesapeake the British which fell
fabulous combat the the Amer
munou prize money; they a
History Academy, n
faity the Cheapke
Her first lieutenant Ludlow, moay wounded declared sit
crippled
sailing wounded
easily
which had fallen twothrds them the
demanded As
Third
below Rushing with
boarding desperately
like
the
his had fred his the
perpetual incapacity United States
all his
'hoodoo''
in submitted be
British Leopard; the fight with the Shannon
long to the mdshpmens
called
1920 the
nevermore n American did the thing
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Small alks

likely surprises
hc ovrami
sooTTY'' MEsToN-I think
coudn We a
A expect
Iaessa FROM remark starces
politics
NJ I intend to keep busy building roads.
the youth
OF
going Moody of
heas well as the fleet. Don osesig of
COLONEL SAM JoHNsoN-Work a in
mahogany forest but expect things moving
ofrea fire in
pit at last Sunday evening
White
many, visit Hawaii trip.
M. O. strouble
C. JoNEs-Admiral town know
formerly Hawaii
L. c. all
with Garfield
o permission being them yet.
in
The members picked a random
oloneH which
the
miles
0 n
vIGGo JAcoBsEN-Win somebody take
Of
removed?
would useful member
wording
l protest Overth
only
CRATES
Commissioners painter
speled GENTS
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The Future of Hawai-
The World Today.

how than
patriotic
Americans rested Hawaii that Amans the
hundred miles of Pacific coast? And these
adequate fertilization
within thousands miles
Hawaii Americans be
the with be
future behind them There possibilities be
be
well by
back hold
America.
Territory
which always
problems of which
regulate Hawaii principles which obtain
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Sherlock Holmes

New York Tribune.

Nj. b. VI, mn n. Y, Who Sherlock iomesl
of Doyle's famous novels The
professor Edinburgh University
about
lock Holmes literary embodiment it, of memory
who would the
their mouths He would tell them
hardly
would standing
slater observe
outside thumb he either the
highly
Bermuda do know that gnemeni He
la of would orderly
combined
slight the forehead tells
n o
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-14
A FORTUNE IN TREES.
JUNE ID

who big insurance for ola
age but money premium hundred thousand
Territorial government anu
nson nobody after and whlch
cheap; think you can ho puld
with the Ia"
baed growing between the neshl TO
keep people and cattle that might destroy
ind
be
abroad raise
they TWO
feet high plant mountain
sandawood for
or pavera Central America some northern
hard event. old the lumber will be worth
at
at wood making
while sleep; the first outlay made large
policy the dividend output of the
right annually until the
lumber
maya his old this make
wishing help
poste bequeath thousands of useful trees They
would eve
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Idle Hour Epigrams

Autre of
while the waits and intervals with neeework
intellectual
of
their time putting down their
epigram
Elalne Terris regarded
Al understudy he wealth in
"A is eetiousn
The a ant a fo them
Observation-Disclosures of of expecting
$
manager
o. be
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OF PENSIONS WARNER, TO JUNE 80, 1907.


N battle
The howt of
ON he caus
There n ba
all is
Grand Republic
pleasure of this American Republic 61
Happily all soldiers
war; the law to
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|AIllJ |
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are e.
hing {
he new
the bI
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PICTURES
SATURDAY NIGHT

Mr. Bonnie will give another exhibit
ton of his celebrated motion pictures
at the Hawaiian Opera House on Sat
urday (tomorrow) night The selection
will include night picture of Kilauea
Volcano in action, one of the greatest
achievements in modern photography.
Tickets engaged and left at Berg.
stroms to be called for must be paid
for by noon on Saturday, otherwise
they will be sold as the demand for
booking is larger than ever before. The
Opera House will be darkened at $3.50
p. m. and ticket holders are earnestly
requested to be in their seats at that
time; late arrivals disturb those who
go early and invariably rufle their tenn
pers.