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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-10
COMMENT
FORCES
EAR. !
MARRIAGE:

Edkins. w. Va, Nov. 10.-An ind-
mate friend Of Senator Ellslns and the
Elkins family declared in view Of she
embarrassing comment that has been
made throughout the United States
ana iq Europe by newspapers con
eerndng the Abruzzi- -Ellins wedding
the ceremony will be performed much
sooner than originally intended ana
mat Il WIN be attended by less form
oiity ah4n heretofore planned in the
ltalian royal family and by the Elkln-
aes
il Ia now definitely known that the
wedding win be in January, soon ar.
ter the holidays and will be perform
ed st ',Hailiehurst." the beautiful
home OF Senator Elkins The bridal
narty will meet at Washington and
make the trip to Elkins BY special
traln.
Lonaworths 10 Attend.
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth who is E
devoted friend to Miss Catherine Elk.
ms. and he- husband. will accompany
the party. Miss Helen Taft, daughter
OF the next president is an invited
guest. Several other Washington
friends OF the senator and his daugh-
ter will be in the party.
Cardinal Gibbons, an Old4ime friend
0f the senator. will be present but
win not perform the ceremony, that
heing left 20 Mgr Falconio, apostolic
delegate The ceremony will be sim
pile according TO the statement and no
rablic -ecept'on at Elkins will follow.
The special train win return soon af-
ferward to Washington and the duke
and his bride will not tarry in prepa-
rations for their cruise TO italy.
II Is thought, too, that possibly the
dukes brother and other members OF
the Italian royal household will attend
the ceremony and accompany the
couple back to Italy where the HON.
age OF that country will be paid 20
Miss Ellxins In the only real public
event OF the. marriage. Pl6ns for the
RECEPTION there are not even known
10 the Ei0lns family and Il Is believed
have not been completed by italian
royalty
Davis May Go on "Trip.
H. O. Davis, Democratic nominee
for the vice presidency OF the Unltet
States four years ago. father-ln-law o
Senator Elkins. and who always dotted
on the latter's daughter. win be {
guest at the wedding and may ac
company the couple fo- his last Euro
pean voyage. II Is said that he vii
augment the dowery for Miss Elkins
which is certain To be little less thar
920O0,000. IN her own right Miss
Eikins Is worth q large sum.
The denisls made by Senator Elkins
and Mrs Elklns OF knowledge that an
engagement existed were given our
according 60 friends, to prevent th'
publicity OF fhe affair that was use'
IN some instances to hurt tne senate;
politically Ia this state
Since the election Is over the com
pietion OF plans for the wedding Is he
ing rushed Senator ElEins hlmsei
when appraised OF the Leading out oI
she plans. alreaiy made for the we
ding. only laughed and declined q
make a positive statement. All mem
bers OF the family show unfeigne'
pleasure that the ceremony Is soon tC
bs over.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-10
Don't Worry
About Piles
Pyramid Pile Cure viii Quickly re,
move All the Pain, Suffering
and Discomfort.
rrIaL PaeI.aae u MaII. Froe.

Many peop,e sufer the torture OF
Piles because they have litbla faith IN
an ultimate relief o. cure.
This condition h part Of the terrible
malaly called piles Such an affiic-
tiOn drags the nerves OF men and wo-
men Gown 40 Inc lowest depths and
gives to mankind feeling OF depair.
Don't permit yourself TO become q
victim OF this melancholy.
Pyramid pile Cure Is sold every
where by all druggists. II does re-
Aeve piles and does tais work quick
ly painlessly and without apparent
effom, We have thousands Of testl.
m0nials proving its meritss-" 90.
Ep TO your druggist today and lyay
a package, or II you feel any timidity
or molesty about The matter send us
nifty cents. the price OF Pyramid pile
Cure, and we Will send YOU package
by mail ia plain wrapper.
One or two applications viii prove
your case not hopeless, ana to give
this proof 90 You send Us your name
and ad ress and we will send you q
erlal package by mail in plain wrap
pa- free. Address Pyremh Drug Co
1888 Pyramid Bldg Marshall. Mich.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-10
STRANGE:
STORY Of
COW THIEF
speclal' Is Daily Leader.

special 10 DAILY Leader.
KonWWa. Okla, Nov. 10.-Did J. G
Evans, alleged COW thief. familarh
Gnown as "Old Joe" Evans, really
lie some two months ago. as the
esUt OF some mysteriously Sudden
.luess, or did he adopt an unusual
method OF effecting his escape? These
re questions which are beilg asked
II this city. ANA section Ger.aia ii
3 that Evans Is gone. whe, hes 20 the
Land of the Beyond" or outside the
Jurisdiction of tle local courts. is
the question to be Determined. Ger
tain, also, Il is that he has apparently
escaped trial on she charge CT COW
stealing
An unusual story Is told o. the az.
fair Evans formerly a cowboy. and
i.linsman I'm the ea-ly days, develop
"a into Cow thief" so the ,ouit rec.
5rts say. At any rate ne was up a.
,Curt a number OF times. on this
charge but always succeelei in get
ting out OF his dniculties Three or
four months ago he was arrested on
he charge of Cow theft asam and
bis case SET fer the crescent torn of
The District court Evans go. bond
nd etained the same attorney who
had helped him out of his scrapes be-
pre-. The attorney ,aves.ga.ci the
case, ami saw that Evans was
caughe' this time. THE evidence
Is All against y0u this time. and | am
.-tnai0 you're bound for the pen. |
think you woul be better on dead, "
he toh Exams IN "a ioHing manner.
And now comes the unusual feature
of the story; A few days before the
case was set fer trial Evans became
suddenly ill and died over night or
at least was supposed to have die,l. II
Is sail here that a coffin was filled
with stones and buyies with due cere.
mOny, while Evans got out OF town
aud left the country. When the case
was CALLED in c8iirt, It was dismissed,
Now Evans is reported 20 benin New
Mexico. and the authorities are .nves-
tlgating. The cohin will PROBABLY be
fisint 'rCl this week TO ascertain
whether or not Evais' corpse Is in Il
&C whether II is loaded with stones
ae,oriing 70 tue story going tn
-ounJs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-10
EMPEROR s
LOOSE JAW

New YorS, Nov l0.-ln the cause
Of reace and ahruism the Century
Magazine company has resigned 20
the pressure brought TO bear by the
German Embassy and the State De.
pa .ment and granted the author OF
itsfhera'd4i Evening With the Ger.
man Emperor permission to with.
gaw tic article containing Kaiser
Williams aegrayating discussion OF
Wor rs politics.
la establishing this precedent In
the history of American magazines
publication the Century company has
cnta'ed loss OF many thousands OF
dollars since the entire OecembeI
edition OF the periodical was oG The
presses and ready for blnAsng. Waen
the decision to wl.adraV shs 0ra5eSa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-10

Phllauelpnla, NOV. lV.-ine WonueiS I
OF experimental surgery accomplished |
OF the Rockefeller Institute for Medi- /
cal Research, New York City, were
outlined today before the opening ses-
sion of the American Philosophical so.
ciety IN inuch greater detail than they
have ever been given to the public.
Among the latest achievements Of
science described by Dr.Alexis Car
rel, who las accomplished many OF
the most difficult experiments at the
Rockefeller Institute, was the trans
planting Of one dogs leg onto another
dogs body.
Tho foxterrier patient readily as
sumed noi NAL control Of the new leg
which was taken from dead dog and
within three weeks the wound showed
Only scar and the dog was up and
around on all four-three that were
originally his and one Of the late Ia
mented o.ner dogs.
The transplanting Of cats Kidneys
into other cats. even after the organs
have been in cold storage sixty days,
has proved entirely successful. HUI
man arteries and iugular veins have
been interchanged, and the patients
haven't teen able to tell the differ
ence.
Application of the experiments per
formed on dogs and cats to the reju-
venation of ailing humanity is in the
announced opinion of Dr.. Carrel en-
tirely possible
That is the end toward which the
scientists OF Rockefeller Institute. who
have been taking a leading part in the
worlds experimental surgery since the
Standard Oil master furnished the
means 70" the work. have been aiming
all the time. They believe now they
are about ready to make tho practical
application of their discoveries.
DR.. w. w. Keen, who presided said
such operations as the replacing Of a
kidney with a normal one would be
less intricate than the same operation
In cat or dog ON account OF the size
cf organs.
The chief obstacle 10 The practical
application Of this new surgery. said
Dr. Keen, would be TO find healthy
organ when wanted
Perhaps" said Dr Keen, when a
healthy man IS killed or where man
dies from some disease which does
rot affect the kidneys. II will be possi-
hle to extract the Kidneys Immediately
after death and keep them in cold
storage mtil il is possible to operate
upon some one suffering from an in
nrable Kidney trouble
What has been done in the case OF
the kidney is reasonable to believe will
he found feasible in the case or of the
other organs Of the body. II Is impos
sible to foretell the ultimate develop
r1ent Of this wonderful new surgery
OF which DR.. Carrel is the leading exX
pOnent"
Already the knee joint from thS les
OF dead man has been used to re-
place the injured joint of a living per
y son.
: A woman too weak to undergo a
e major operation has had her arterie.
0 Joined to those of her husband. ant
} | with the added strength of her hus
: hands circulation and heart action has
successfully undergone the shock o
the surgeons knife and survived IN,
! operation under which she would hav,
, otherwise died
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-10
GONvICTS To
KANSAS PEN

An opinion of the attorney generals
apartment is that conyiets sentenced
II state courts must be sent to the
.eayenworth penitentlary which has
cen utilized since tho opening by
oklahoma territory and since state
cod by the state. Il is held that fur
her legislation is necessary before
he prisoners can be incarcerated u
he temporary stockade AT McAiester
The contract made with the Kan
as authorities. made by Governoi
'rantz, does not expire until the tirs
{ the year. The last legislature pass
a bin authorizing the transfer c
risoners from Leavenworth to tho
tate institution but the PRISON bear
s not empowered to accept prisoner!
,onteneed dhecily from state court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-10
j. s. COURT
At LAWT0N

Special to Daily Leader.
Lawton. Okla, Nov. lO,--The first
-ogullr session OF t'ia United States
circuit and district court for The coun-
ties OF Comanchc. Tillman. jackson
Cadlo KiCwa. Greer. Roger Mills and
Beckham Ia the Western district opan-
ed az this cay y, y,steriay. Judge - H.
Cniteral presiding. It probably will
continue three weeks. Only prellm-
in1ry motions Were considered.
Today 40 lurymen summoned rom
the southwestern counties win appear
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-10

for hearings. Harry Grafton. charge 1
with robbing post Office box near
Perry, and George Hin. charged with
violating the inte-ssal revenue law
ha having heon found conducting a
saloon at the widely-fsmed Corners"
a p,1ce on tAe Canadian liver in the
"Pott' country where more men
probably have been killed than any
other point in Oklahoma--will be
tried.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-10

was reached.
This in itself would be sufficient
proof OF the Importance attached by
the German government for the pre-
vent.on Of articles published from an
authc-itative source.
In rs D.ief announcement the Cen
tury company states that Il withdrew
the article at the request Of Mr.. Bay
ard Hale. the author, an American
newspaper man on the staff Of a New
York paper
Mr.. Hale's reasons for the request
are given as recent circumstances
that compelled MIN to take the action.
beyond this neither the publisher nor
Mr.. Hale would speak today.
From its Berlin correspondent the
United Press learned to-day that the
Century companys published an
nouncement of the article as a fea
ture cf the December number, ha.
sent q thrill of alarm through Ger
many and aroused the press OF tna
country to an urgent protest against
permitting more Of the Kaisers dis
turbing views to be made public.
Several Of the papers suggested
rational subscription for the purchas
of the entire edition of the magazine
The embassy at Washington had beel
al'vlsed to suppress the article II pos
sible.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-10

Tickling. tight Coughs, can be sure
y and quickly looseneda with a pre-
cription Druggists are dispensing
verywhere as DR.. Shops Cough
(emedy. And Il is so very, very dif'
erent than common cough medicines.
No Opium, no Chloroform, absolutely
lothing harsh or unsafe The .ender
leaves OF a harmless, lung healinl
mountainous shrub, gives the curative
properties to Dr. Shoop's Cough Rem
sdy Those leaves have the power tu
calm the most distressing Cough and
to soothe and heal the most sensitive
bronchial membrane Mothers should
Tor safety's sake alone always de-
mand Dr. Shoops. Il can with per
,ect freedom be given to even the
youngest babes. Test II Yourself and
see. Sold by Wallace's drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-10
uNcLE sAM REpoRre

Washington. D. c., Nov 10.-Aside
from the S150.000C00 reserve the
treasury closed with cash In vaults OF
Sl35,336 266.S2; the national banks and
disburs rs had S13L415,85G.O3.
Receipts sL823,343.5G; expenditures
$2,0SC.OoOO0.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-10
DESPERATE:
WOMAN
PLANNED
MURDER

Denver Nov 10.-After haunting
the residence OF her intended victim
for two days and making every ef.
fort IN every way to get into com
municatlon with her, an unknown wo-
man, who threatened Mrs. Genevieve
Chandler H'hipps, divo3ced wsfe of
Lawrence Phipps. the Pittsburg mil
lionaire, with death unless she was
given $4,000 In money, was fOiled in
her design by the cfever work Of
Denver bank and city detectives.
When she discovered that she was
beaten, the woman cast dynamite
STICKS inten,ed for Mrs Phipps at the
detectives but fortunately they fell
against the upholstered wall OF an
enclosed automobile which prevented
them from exploding
The woman went about carrying
cut he- plans with a determination
she had -epeatedly telephonel the
Phipps home and called there in an
effort to get In touch vita the welt
known society leader Finally when
Mrs. Phipps became alarmed and to-
day went automobiHng in City park to
avoid the woman, who had made sew
aial calls at the house during the df.y
the woman evidently saw her leave
in the machine. for she attempted
to attract the attention of Mrs. Pnipps
as she was being driven slowly along
one of the park drives. She was stand
ing behind q tree at the time. Mrs.
Phipps directed her chauffeur to con
inue past the woman. but she leaped
from behind the tree and into the
machine as 1t was going by. SAe
quickly engaged Mrs Phipps In con
'ensation. assuring lter that her APP
r3rent fea1s were entirely unneces
sary, that she was magazine writer
ms bad no desire to dc injury to Mrs
phipps
She talked SO kindly that Mrs
Phipps became -eassured, and they
ode together for Is or 90 minutes
Suddenly the woman produced two
ticks OF dynamite and demanded tnal
Mrs. Phipps give her $4,000 within
an hour or she wouhi be destroyed
She directed that the auto be driver
/ TO the WOlcott school and that Mrs
| phlpps' daughter be taken along. thl.
| evidently for the purpose of having ;
sostage Mrs Phipps agreed TO gC
he- bank and get the money, whith
y the party headed after stopping al
he school to get the little daughtei
I Mrs. Phipps.
Arriving at the bank all but th'
-tranee Soman left the machine Thil
evidently was not INTENDED in he
Program but she made no protest
)nce inshle the builling Mrs. Phipp'
urriedly related her experience e
bank official and police headquarters
we're communicated with Two detec
ives hurried to the bank. In th'
Meantime a special bank detective
al engaged the strange woman II
conversation from the window OF thu
'nclosel machine next the sidewalk
rhe two city detectives detailed quiet
y walked around the rear of thi
Machine and slipped open the door OF
lie street side The woman saw tha
she was entrapped and dashed th'
dynamite sticks at the two officers
they struck against the machine an,
'el 10 the aoor intact Had they eS
plolei great damage and loss Of If
would have resulted. for the scene I
'ocated In uhe very heart Of the city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-10

Many Ills come from impure bleaa.
Cant have pure blood S4th faulty
digestion. lazy liver and sluggish
bowels. Bu1lock Blood Bitters streng-
thens stomach. Dowles and liver. aud
purifes the blood. 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-10
Another Sufferer.
lChicngo NeWs.l

"Ah." said the shabby beggar as ne
shivered from the pelting sleet. you
don't mind weather like this"
who doesn't2' hastened the man
IN the fur lined overcoat "Why, IL
is the hardest weather nautomo-
biles ] ever saw In my life"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-10

PILES CURED IN ro IA DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed
to cure any case of Itching. Blind.
bleeding Of PrOtruding Piles In G ia
"a days or money refunded soc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-10
Ae Mas Mary.

IfIII7VNTE UnI.F 0"-
$50 he wasn't willing TO head the
ticket2"
"Oh yes; he was willing to head
the ticket hut he WASN'T willing t3
fool the bills"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-10

Read the pain formula on box o.
pink Pain Tablets. Then ask your
Doctor IL there is better one. Pain
means congestion-bl pressure
somewhere DR.. Shoops Pink Pan
Tablets check head pains, womaniy
pains. pain anywhere. Try one, ana
see! 20 for 25c. Sold by Wallace's
drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-10
stuffed sweet pOtatoes.

The housewife who has not given
er family sweet potatoes With
lalatable stuffing has kept them from
,ating delicious dish for autumn.
They are made by choosing large
extra sweet potatoes and baking them
After this. cut a slit in the side OF
ZACH and remove the pulp Season il
With butter, salt. pepper, a little lem
IN juice. and dash OF sugar Beat
his together until It is quite light
lus back into the skins and bake un
ii the top Is brown.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-10

itching. bleeding, protruding or
blind piles yield TO Doan's Ointment.
Chronic cases soon relieved, finally
cured. Druggists all sell It.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-10
AmIaegaMtamReMf

10 Aec0mmulIuIe thoao Whv &c - III
20 the use of atomizers Ia applying liquids
into the nasal pa ssages sos catarrhal eroa-
blss. the proprietogs wrepaya Cream belm eo
LIQUID form, which WSia bn known IS hiy's
ldoubf aiream Balm. arice inclnding cae
spravinss tabe Is 7a cents. l89uggasis OF oy
,,aal me liquid form embodlss che Mee,
ss.sA9 gropslties - zee oollf Sss2aiaa'oss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-10

Nasal CatarFh quietly yields TO treat
ment by the agreeable, aromatic Ely's
Cream Balm. Il is received through the
nostrils and cleanses aud heals the whole
surface over which il difIuses itself. Drug
eists s.;l the 50c. size Test II and you
are sure 10 continue the treatment till re-
haved
New-York tribune., 1908-08-20
RIGID DIRIGIRLE BALLOONS.

Whatever disadvantages attend the use Of an
nfexible skeleton and shell in airship construc-
ton Count Zeppelin has regarded rigid frame
with special favor from the very beginning of
his experiments eight or nine years ago. Most
Of the objects which he aimed thus TO secure
will undoubtedly be realized in practice, but al
ready It has proved n disappointment in one
particular.
The Wurtemburger's architectural design Ell
ables him to subdvide the gas on which he de-
pends for buoyancy and to stow it in separate
compartments It appears that in this manne'
he expected to prevent the ignition Of his hy-
dr0gen. Yet that is exactly what seems to have
happened after his descent near Stuttgart.
Whether one OF the compartments was pierced
while the airship was tossing about in the gale
which Immediately preceded the disaster will
probably never be known, so sudden the
consummation, but Of the various theories Of
fered to account for the explosion this has
seemed TO be the most reasonable II it gives the
true explanation of the tragedy of August 3,
might not any wholesale puncture of the reser-
vor by an enemys guns while the airshp was
in fight be attended by similar result? Would
the lightness of the gas always insure escape
upward and away from an engine spark or care
lossy exposed fire Of another character? Mus1
the precautions usually adopted in a powder
factory always be observed in the car of Il
dirigible balooni
Count Zeppelin also hoped that the distribu-
ton of gas in his big reservoir would enable
him to point the Of his airshp directly up
ward, if be wished to do So without harm. 1t
is alleged no doubt truly, that such proceed
ing with q dirigible balloon having a flexible
gas bag would be dangerous. A concentration
of pressure at a single point might rupture the
covering ruin the balloon and lead to the aero
naut's death. Now, if it were certain that these
consequences would not follow, an airship could
be steered vertically, and any great elevation
New-York tribune., 1908-08-20
At TIE GREENE COUNTY EAR.

The promised evidences of Governor Hughes's
unpopularity failed to materialize at the Greene
County fair on Tuesday night The Governor
was received with enthusiasm by one of the
very classes of people who were said to have
been alenated by the racetrack legislation. Not
only that, but they applauded heartily his ref
erence 10 the legislation which ended the de-
pendence of agricultural fairs upon a tax on
gambling
The attitude Of the Greene County audience is
interesting as that was the first public oppor-
tunity which the people who do the voting had
had to show their real sentiments regarding the
Governor In the very nature Of things the Intor-
nation which politicians obtain is likely to be in
complete and one-sided. The leaders who disliked
Mr. Hughes gathered their information regard
ing the feeling of the public from the, voters
who are easiest TO reach. the active members
of the party organizations who frequent party
clubrooms and district headquarters These
men, having heard little but complaints against
the Governor from the more powerful members
of the organization. have Loyalty echoed the
sentiments they have heard. until to those who
listened chiefly to them and who wanted to find
evidence of the public dislike of Mr.. Hughes
il might readily seem as if a widespread diSaf-
lection existed. But in such gathering as that
at the Greene County fair the real spirit Of the
people can be discerned All classes were rep
professional politicians who have been talking
as if they were the whole people turned out to
be negligible and inaudible minority