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Students Debate Saturday Night.

The students of the National University
will. Saturday evening next. debate a
question affirming that the Postmaster
General should not be given the absolute
power to exclude from the mails alleged
anarchist publications. The affirmative
side of the question will be represented
by c. c. Redwood of Texas. D. H. Hem
ming of Kansas and p. J. Hurley of
Oklahoma. and the negative by N. p.
Hammer of South Carolina, E. A. Turner
of Maryland and J. p. Tarbox of South
Carolina.
The debate will open at s:15 pm. in the
hall of the National University 18th
street between New York avenue and /
street northwest. The judges will be
Hannis Taylor. former minister to Spain;
c. A. Prouty of the interstate commerce
commission and l.. T. Englesby of the
District bar.
By a misunderstanding it was an
nounced that this debate would take place
tonight.
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CHANGE AT NAVY YARD.
Plan Proposed Like That in Force at
New York.

There is considerable discussion at the
Washington navy yard of plans Of pro-
posed consolidation similar to that made
recently at the New York navy yard. 1t
is said the consolidation here. II carried
into effect, will not affect many men.
Part of the plan contemplates the taking
over of the house joiners by one depart
ment and another department taking over
the painters of the yard. The statement
was made today that it is believed Rear
Admiral Leutze,. the commandant of the
establishment, will recommend that the
ordnance department. or naval gun fac
tory, will take the joiners, while the yards
and docks department will place on Its
rolls the painters. including those in the
construction and repair and the ordnance
departments.
1t is expected the change will go into eff
feet about May L. The scheme is said to
have worked well at the New York navy
yard. where there were five or six different
paint shops and joiner shops, each under
the direction OF a quarterman and lead
ingman, and each shop doing practically
the same work. There the government
will save money and have more room, but
at the Washington yard 1t would save
little money. If any, for the government
as there are only three gangs of painters
in the yard, running from three up to six
men, doing different work, and two sets
of joiners, doing different work; one gang
of joiners doing construction work, build
ing work. etc. and the other gang in the
other department doing work required by
that department. 1t is hoped by the differ
ent bosses of these gangs that this con-
solidation will not take place.
Commander Alexander Sharp will leave
the Washington navy yard on or about
April % to take command of the U. S. 8.
Virginia. He will reach the grade of cap
tain about that time Commander Sharp's
duties at the navy yard were as assistant
superintendent of the naval gun factory.
head OF department of yards and docks
steam engineering, and captain of the
yard. Commander F. r. Beatty will re-
lieve Commander Sharp. Commander
Beatty is at present in command Of the U.
s. 8. Charleston. on the Pacific coast
Before taking command of the Charleston,
about one year and half ago. he held
the same position that Commander Sharp
now fills
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LONDON. ENGLAND,

sent over a right-hand swing to the
point of Carey's jaw that left no doubt
in the latter's mind as To the Washing
ton boys ability to hit. Carey went down
like a log, but managed to get to his
feet before the final count and stick out
the round Although the bout went the
limit. there was no doubt left as to the
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TOMMY LOWE TOO
STRONG FOR TOM CAREY
Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
4 NEW YORK. April 15.-In the opening
stage OF, the Maple A. c. Of this city last
night Tommy Lowe of Washington fin
ished the six-round bout little stronger
than Tom Carey of Philadelphia. All
through the fight it was evident that
Lowe was too husky for the Quaker box
sr. In the second session the senator
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ST PETERSBURG. April 15.-Emperor
Nicholas has expressed through Foreign
Minister Iswolsky his sincere thanks for
the. commemorative volume presented to
his majesty in connection with the ded-
cation of the Carnegie institute building
in Pittsburg April: IL Of, last year,
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ap1a. 90. %. my6. IL. 20. % ie3. IO.l7
LONDON. ENGLAND.

would not consent to any other PROPOSE
ton, and i'm disgust Fitzpatrick decided
to wash his hands of the entire affair.
Johnson's manager says that his man
will follow Burns all over the. world IL
necessary, and compel him to meet the
negro on reasonable terms.
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EUROPEAN RESORTS.
a N T w q r p

The Queen OF the Cities Of the North.
THE GREATEST PORT ON THE CONTINENT
and one Of the Permier Commercial centers of the
world a city wherein practical modernism COM
b'nes with an admirable preservation os glorious
past: Famous for it's artistic treasures. model
charitable aud educational institutions FOR the en-
coura gement of Art. Science and Commerce One
OF the healthiest towns in Europe enjoying an
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TRUNKS REPAIRED.

TRUNKS MADE TO ORDER AND REPAIRED
at short notice: all mail orders promptly attend.
ed to. G. G. LANGLOTZ sos st. NV. opp.
Library. 10 years experience. mhSO9Ot
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UHnleB UNNy-IfIteIlttOfI, IJV OIU VS.. Fey. Shef-
man vs. Lean. Night. Weston vs. Pell.titr,
Hueston VS.. Allen. .:
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EUROPEAN RESORTS.
~" KE u = AK LINZ
B Il u . . ELS

Ia a very amusing and interesting center: The
CRANDE PLACE with the Hotel de Vile ana
the ancient houses of the Corporations is an
unique spectacle. The fine churches Sabion anu
monument in Europe. the Museums: with the
works Of Roger Wander Weyde. OF Thierri Bouts
Of Jordains OF Reubens. ETC.. the fine Promenades
the interesting OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Its cee-
brated Battlefield. Laeken and the Royal Tomos.
Tervueren and the Congo Museum. &C.: make
Brussels a charming place to spend a holiday.
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Hungarian American Service
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or 1c6 state at. Boston, Mass.
G. ". MOSS Agent. 14ll at. NV. Washington.
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Caronia Apr. is. ) pm Lucania. Apr. .. II am
Mauretania. Apr. y. o am Carmanta.. May z. pm
Etruria. Apr IS, IL ami Lusitania.. May @, 10 am
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The MAURITANIA and LuSTTANIA. the larg.
est and fastest steamships in the world. will
hereafter sail Wednesdays. inaugurating
NEW SEMI-WEEKLY SERVICE
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
CUNARD LINES.

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CLEANERS AND OVERS.

ALI. KINDS OF EXPERT CLEANING. PRESS
ing and dyeing: ladies' and Ecntlemen.s gar.
delivered; drop postal. WIRED. 1908 NV.
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SOUTHERN RAIL WAY

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RAILROADS,
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HOTEL METROPOLE. The leading
Hotel in Belgium. Central Situation.
Private Baths. Suites. 400 Rooms.
Proprietor. Wielema na :. Ceuppe ms.
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Hotel st. Antoine

90 NssSVUus0 Hotel in
Antwerp. situated in beautiful square facing
Cathedral. Favorite sojourn OF best American fam
lilies. Renovated. Number Of private baths. Beau
tiful garden terrace PatrOnlxed by Crown.
ed Heads of Europe. Perfect sanitation.
Town and Country $50 4th Az. n. Y. forwards
ire heautifullx cd l.uida An
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HOTEL DE BELLE VUE EFT DE FLAN-
DIRE. Electric Light. Lift. Central heating.
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HOTEL EUROPE. Pt =, Ent.. R 8,,6 hs,s
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NAVY YARD LEAGUE.
Totals. 692 145 $40 |
DISTRICT DUCKPIN LEAGUE.

Totals. 1856 47i 49, Totals. 497 4s5
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-02
CLAIMS TOO MUCH TALK
HAS HURT SCHOOLS

Special to Daily Leader1
Finita Okla. March 3 in en- in
terview given ont to the press name
not given because further discussion
is not desired. Prominent educator
of the east Oklahoma country for
some years. severely rebu'Ds those
high IN educational work: especially
denouncng the story OF whites not
sending their children to school with
full blood Indians The story IS so
false on its face. It was presumed no
newspaper would publish that full
blood story. Said the educator.
There are few eases OF fun blcbd
Indians sending their children 10 any
school. and. when they do. there is moi
the slightest trouble The story grows
out OF recent controversies Dy men IN
high places. and deserves the most
severe condemnation The public
schools are not conducted for the
sterilization OF anyone. and The press.
i trust win aid. by snppressins the
articles as to division of Anglo-Saxon
and Indian races. In an cases where
trouble 'has been reported. investiea.
tion has proven the statement false.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-02

The story OF the confederate auarl
at Dallas. IS worth remembrance by
an of us aud it has made its impress.
sion ia tno East
The Rochester Democrat and f'hro-
nicle observes that "a nice ethical
point was sunmarily dealt with by the
confederate guard of Dallas raNils an
organization composed Of confeder.
ate veterans when IS members re-
fused 90 participate Ia a sham battle
with Texas national guardsmon II the
carried the American flag
Under no circumstances VIII wo fire
on the stars aud Stripes, not even IN
q sham battle their commander IS
said to have declared We stopped
doing that in 1865 The confederate
Guard displayed a much better sense
of the fitness of things on this occas-
ion than the guardsmen An attack on
troops carrying the American flag IN
a sham battle could not be construed
as an act or rebellion, but il Jars on
the patriotism of loyal citizens. as the
confederate veterans seem TO have
realiaed much more quickly thNn their
youneer comrades in arms who never
fought against the Union"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-02
owgN NAV SHAPE CURRENCY

In spite OF the fact that tie minori
ty IS seldom allowed leevsy to make
laws IN the house OF congress, comes
the persistent and rather reasonabl,
alntement that the defeat of the All
rich measure. or rather its emascHla
fion by tins lower house, when Il j.
sent there. win be tie means OF allow
ing Senator r. L. owen. OF Oklahoma
tc drait the currency bin
Ills knowledge Of the subject. and
bis painted suggestions during the de-
bate on The Aldrich measure have at
tracted the attention OF many think
ers ami iihantiers who arc mseihsh
and really wish a remedy Sur Existing
evils
Il It should happen thht the parti.
san spirit could be hurried Tor p time
sufficient to allow the AIuskosean q
make a currency measure II w0lid
mean trit Aph OF merit and success
fdr the people. For among the men
now eiyikJ tine to public affairs there
exists no one superior TO Robert Z.
owen in knowledge os the banking
laws and their weak places
Merit and character are qualities q
man must have TO outshine others
when the minority has to do With
legislation but the sturdy Cherokee
SAXON, knows tie way OF Washington
and has sufficient self possessiSn 10
endure any test
A man high IN hawking circles IN
fact an cx5president Of the association
% national bankers, said Saturday to
press reporter that Robert w. owen
had mentioned several ways IA which
the currency Of the country could be
arranged aud all safely Aud he atl
ded the significant statement that ef
forts would be made to have the mat
ter entrusted to a committee o,N three
Senator Owen TO be one OF The three
that Z bin might be drafted giving re-
lief at the same time preventing the
possibility Of bankers or bondholders
making nse Of its provisions 70 the
detrlmcnt OF the people
Thes words are .of good cheer ia
the people OF this state 1t So a
pleasing way OF telling us that the
senator NC sent from the Indian land
Is NOT only TO beta creditahle repre-
sentative. but is to be one OF the tai
onted leaders in whose judgement al
men have confidence. Ia whose iateg
ritS an men subscribe TO as being
above suspiciou And the state has
much 10 look forward to SO long as Il
keeps men OF that broad and higi
caliber as as representative IN thf
national legislative body.
The sovereignty Of Oklahoma ha.
pfoduceS some big mem men who
have taken rank among the great Ans
white there may be greater taat Sen
ator owen. Ais peculiar fitness comes
to light better because Of the finaa
clal storm Of last fan In him the
people 81 this state have confidence
be may aid. and the acknuWledeemenl
OF his being considered the one VII,
win Head 81 time of stress by the heads
of The financial world Is cheering ans
pleasing news TO the Oklahoma public
regardless Of race or political eonYic
tions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-02
cHocTAW COUNTY TO
PAY ALL BlLls WITH CASH.

Hugo. March Pursuant to an
nouncement made dnring the past
week the Choetaw county officials are
pcrfeoting arrangements to pay all
claims in cash Choctaw county gets
s24Ao0 from the state and it has been
arportione6 as follows. Court fund,
siOA80, contingent, $4,000: salary 81
COO; road and bridge. $4,000; Door
and insane. $1,000 % supply $4,000.
This IS considered Nnfficient for the
present need, ana Viii mean quite a
saving over the ola method
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-02

Tie election of former Governor
Bradley 20 the united States senate
Ia Kentucky. with the legislature dent-
ocratic has az least one virtue 5,
proves concmsively that the people
should elect their senators Had the
people Of Kentucky had an oppor,uni-
ty to vote direct for senator nelthof
Governor Beckham nor Bradley would
have figured IN the race, There is np
democrat but is disappointed over the
vssy loss. but the men who drove Ken,
mcky into the doubtful colUul 20
satisfy their own ambitions should
bear their portion of the blame
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-02

william Jennings Bryan sends a
note OF warning to his friends that
there Is q movement on foot to send
delegates to The Denver convention
who will favor a reactionary. This
does not apply to oklahoma as Mr.,
Bryau has already approved OF the
ntn selected in this state Oklahoma
is for Bryan through she entire list oi
movements necessary. and she viii
cast her electoral yote hist thar way
and no other
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-02
Beware Of ointments For catarrh
That Contain Mercury

as mercury win surely destroy the
sense OF smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering IL
through the mucous surfaces Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable ply
sicians, as the damage they viii do
is ten fold to the good yon can pos
sibly derive from ihem. Halls Ca
tarrh cure. manufactured by r. J..
CAeney & Co, Toledo. o.. contains no
mercury. aud Is taken internally, act.
ing directly upon the blood and mu-
cOus surfaces OF the system In buy
ing Halls Catarrh Cure be snre YOU
get the genuine. 10 is taken internally
aud made in Toledo. Ohio. by f. J.
Cheney & co. Testimonials free.
Sold hy Druggists. Price zoe per
bottle
Take Halrs Family pills for con.
stipatioL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-02

Broken Arrow boomers ssrt that
1.-The city of Tulsa Is barred from sSCu'
rsg state institution because of al
legged gambling in the big oil dctl
city Broken Arraw is in Tulsa conn
rs and has IN the hitherto been friend
Nv. It is surmised this last charge win
awaken some little controversy And.
men and brethren, surely there Is no
gaming IN Tulsa That IS where the
World lives and shouts for Mr. Tat,
and gaming would not be tolerated IN
.a Taft towu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-02
NATHANIEL MELlcK pEAo.

The sad death o. URcis Nht Melicis.
one of our most popular and well
known townsman occurred Friday
morning
Uncle Nat went to Sapulpa last Sun
day evening TO serve as R/And juror,
not return home until Tuesday even
ing when he took 20 his bed Or. Bro
nongh and others were in attendance
and did an that willing hands could
do 10 save him. but he passed away
Friday morning about 1880.