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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-07
FOR NATIONAL CLUB
WITH SUBSIDIARIES
Many Republican Candidates De-
claTIng in Favor Of Bank
ngspOssIt Fr88Tanise t
4rftya .s<.=s- SIS ~

FAfryiesf. Lincoln. Neb., aug. IL
AS the result Of visit 10 William J,
bryan OF Senator Bob Taylor OF
Tennessee. who Is here to deliver q
cfiautauqKa address. the national
committee of the Democratic party
with the c0nSprrence Of Mr.. Bryan,
will soon enter upon a most elabor-
aie plan for ascertaining the senti-
nlent Of the country toward their
standard-bearcrs. This plan contem-
plates the Formation of y national
Democratic club, with stgie and
county clubs as subsidiaries. whose
duty 1t will be to report TO the cen
tral organization data favorable or IN.
favorable to the national ticket. IT
IS proposed also that these clubs
shall poll the voters OF the United
states and every seceion where the
feeling is adverse to the Democratic
candidates to send literature and
speakers.
The proposition regarding the ma
ricaal club promptly appealed to Mr.
Bryan, who said that he would not
wait for his visit to Chicago IN a
couple OF weeks where he IS to con-
Ter with prominent men an the party
hut would at once take steps to get
the national club under way.
Il haze been ia Kansas, Missouri
ard Indiana" said Senator Taylor
"7o my mind Bryan hiss a better
Glance for election than ClCieland
did In 1892. found many Iiepub-
leans IN Kansas who told me that
they would vote for Bryan ana as
f5r IndiaEa. the prospect for Demo
cretic success is good
z.He predlcied- that -Teanessee Monld
80 democratic by 30 600
Aside from this most important an.
nouncement from Fairview was t1e
decision Of Mr. Bryan to make an
extehded speech on the tariff ques
tion at Des Moines, on October ~,
knd 10 spend the three Following DAYS
III Chicago IN consultation with Chair
man Mack and other party leaders
over the. plai OF campaign.
When asked whether he hal uotio,d
that many of the Republican cansii-
dates In Nebraska were coming out in
fsNor OF tnc proposition for the guar
anty bank deposits, Mr.. Bryan re-
piled that h. had been told SO. 1T
Is one Of the etraws that show which
way the wind Is blowing" he said.
Mr.. Bryan viii discuss the subject
quite fully in his forthcoming Topeka
speech.
Among the other visitors 10 Fair
view was Alexander Corkey OF Ire
land VINO called To pay his respects.
HIe left the Bryan home with souve-
mir from the Democratic nominee in
the shape Of small stone from the
Sea OF Galilee picked up by Mr. Bry-
an on his trip around the world.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-07
A Boon to Elderly People.

Most elderly people have some kid
ney or bladder disorder that is both
painful and dang arous Foleys Kid
ney Remedy hes proven boon to
many elderly people as Il stimulates
the urinary organs, corrects irregu-
larities and tones up the whole sys-
tefa Commence taking Feley's Kid
tey Remedyat omea, ana be vigorous
F'oley's Kidney Remedy win cure
any case of kidney or bladder trouble
that Is not beyond the reach Of mell-
cine No medicine can do more.
No one is immune from kidney
trouble so Just remember that Foley's
Kidney Remedy will stop the irregu.
larities and cure any case o. kidney
or bladder trouble that is not beyond
the rSseh Of medicine. G. Il. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-07
AGREE TO USE TAGS
FURNISHED BY PURE
FOOD Commission

Special 10 Daily Leader.
shawnee Okla. Aug. 7.-The whole
sale grooers and manufacturers OF
food products met 81 this city yester
day afternoon to discuss with the
pure food commissioner. DR.. j. G..
hahr, The provisions OF the pure food
law of Oklahoma AS a result OF the
conference the manufacturers and
wholesalers Will cooperate With Dr.
Maher in enforcing the provisions Of
the act ana viii see that their sales.
men are acquainted with the sections
of the act relating TO tneir business
The cotton seed oil men also attend
ed the conference. All manufnctur.
ers and wholesalers have agreed 10
use tags furnished by the commits
sion
The Wholesale grceers passed the
following resoldtlon
Whereas, the pure food commits
sion for the state OF Oklahoma nas,
IN spirit OF fairness toward all IN.
terests affected aud concerned. in
vited the wholesale grocers of the
state OF Oklahoma to meet with the
commission and discuss and assist in
Formulating the necessary rules and
regulations for the enforcement Of
the pure food. dairy and drug act;
therefore, be il
Resolved by the representatives of
tha wholesale gSocers present tnai N
vote of thanks be rendered the com
mission for the spirit Of fairness and
Tue disposition Np0n the part 5i he
commission be assured Of our hearty
cooperation for the enforcement of
the law
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-07
INDIANS LAND WASHED AWAY
sneeiaI to Daily LeaNer

Special to Daily Leader.
Muskpgee, Ola, Aug. 7.-Choctaw
Givens, fullblood Creek Indian, has
made request Of the government to
give him second allotment. When
he selected his allotment 1t was first
bottom lana, very rich lying along the
Canadian river When the river got
so high last spring the channel chang
cd and completely washed away the
allotment selected by Givens. He be-
Loves that the government should al
lot him another quarter section. He
will have trouble doing this as the
Indian rolls are closed and It will
take a special act of congress to per.
nit the commissioner at Muskogee to
make another allotment and give the
Indian deed TO it.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-07
CHAIRMAN MACK
ANNOUNCES FINANCE
COMMITTEE

Buffalo, n. Y, Aug. 7.--Chairman
Norman Il. Mack of the democratic
national committee. announced last
night before his departure for Chic
ago the appointment of finance com
mittee for tne Democratic campaign
with Moses G. Wetmore of st. Louis
as chairman; John E. Osborne Of
Wyoming, as vice chairman. and c. n.
Haskell of Oklahoma, as treasurer,
and speakers committee. with John
II. Atwood OF Kansas as chairman
and Chimp Clark of Missouri, AS vice
chairman. The finance committee IS
made I'D or 29 members and the
sPerkers' cpmmittee is composea Of
u menbers, Hlf.li s,s.liiH
Announcement was also made by
Chairman Mack that Senator Culbert-
son Of Texas, had been appointed to
succeed David r. Francis Of Mis-
souri,, as chairman OF the advisory
committee. In making known the
change Mr.. Mack said; SITS fI
rFormer Governor Francis accept.
iaace of q place on the committee
was assured 1t did not anticipate any
length abroad bat wired him. He
answered that he would be abseAr so
much of the campaign that he ought
not to be chairman but would be
pleased to be a member of thea COM
mittee. Senator Culbertson was asked
10 accept the caairmanship ana has
lcceptel"
Amons lhe other members cf the
finance committee Is Ellison Tucker
of Arkansas On the speakers' COM
mittec ara. Guy B. Tucker. Arkansas
and w r. Brady Of Oklahoma.
The chairman OF the two commit
tees VIII probably make their head
quarters in Chicago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-07
ONLY a DIpLoMAr cA NOo u.
No other Can Satisfy Lovely Woman
When She Has "Her Picture Took"
" Il. Hayward in the bohemian.

w II. Hayward in the Bohemian.
fn the Kingdom of vanity fair, and
vanity thar IS not fair but would be,
there rs the INTERPRETER the man who
makes 'freeh tfanslations OF foibles.
man nature IN ftsSs and is an i'm
diffhpal without Illusions.
lie nnmbly calls his profession that
OF PHOTOGRAPHER; his associates know
that he IS more than n simple maker
OF pictures. They will ten you he 4s
an artist. psgcolosilast. a diplomat
a stratagsst, person of magnetism
and ability; indrcd, combination OF
those virtues which make him "all
thiaes 70 an men
II Want a picture Ike that" says a
stout dame holding up the likeness
Of o symmelrioal member OF her sex,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-07
WOUND MAY
PROVE FATAL

Wynnewood. Okla. Au- Minnie
the l7-year-old daughter of r. J..
Tripp. IS probably dying as the re-
suit OF bullet wound INFLICTED BY
her sister Gertle. 10 yeays old while
playing upstairs with her br6iher and
gol bold OF 22 caiibrc target rifle.
The oder started upstairs 10 see u
The gun was loaded AS she began
the ascent Cersie pointed the gun al
her and fired, to show her sister the
weapon was not loaded The bullet
entered the girls abdomen and has
not yet been located. The child IL
suffering great agony. 5Aan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-07
superb Service, splendid scenery.

En- runte 70 Niagara Falls. Nlusko.
ka and Kawartba Lakes. Georgian
Bay and Temagami Region, st. Law.
renee River ane Rapids Thoasand Is.
lends AlGouquin National park, White
Mountains AMI. Atlantic Sea Coas Re.
sorts Via Grand t'rnDk Railwax sys.
tesa. Double track Chicago 10 Mon,
treal and Niagara Fats. Special low
round Tip fare arc in effect to many
OF these resorts during the Summer
season. c
For copies Of tourist publications,
fares and descriptive pamphlets apply
60 Geo W. Vaux. A. G. p. & T. A,
1855 Adams ST. Chicago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-07
NOTICE

TO Customers Of the Guthrie City
Water Works Not Using Meters.
Lawn sprlnkIers permitted only
whom lawn license Is procured.
Lawn sDrnkling aI@wed Tor two
hears only and between the hours
Of . and 8 o'clock p m
sprinklmE he street rs nui al
lowed unless special license is OBJ
tained
--s-r-----r-.y-,--v.~l - s;IisiSe eItIl.-
Water Commissioner.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-07
Jake carters Grief.

Jake carter's Grief.
Jake Carter, of Sprmgvale town
ship, whom everybody knows, has lost
his partner, Martha Carter. who died
last Friday There's good romance
IN their lives They We're both Slaves.
Jake was born IN Mississippi aud Mar
tha in Alabama. 1Ske's master mar
Eed Marsha's mistress. who brough
he With her from Alabama. lake
tHnb he wes about nipe years Old
an k{ 81 b'i Marcia seven and
tliey ~tfcam6 sweethea1s from the
day they met Jake ssa~ ae was al,
WAYS wlll rcusS but his vile AZ.
wasa s,e9d ue iai hlm. before and
efor hoy were inasrie,d thinking
him right. even when he Was wrong
Now she Is gone. this slave sweet.
heart Of his and Jake feels lonely.
thindipg of tho many Years and con.
iltlona thcy aad gone through 10
geiher. good and bad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-07
BOY or SEVENTEEN DROHNS

Special to Daily leader.
Bartlesyille. Okla, Aug. 7-War-eu
Priest II, while swimming - 1aney
river near here yesterday afternoon
with number of other boys about
his ege, was drowned. lus body was
recovered about an hour later.
Priest was diving Off an old snag
in the river. He went under aNd did
not re-appear A man whose name
could not be learned came along ANA
learning Of the occurrence diyed down
in the place ami found him with his
head between two limbs OF the snag
whore he was diving
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-07

j. f. McGovern and wife, of Nit
Iowa, are guests at the
lone
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-07

Pale Delicate Women and Girls.
The old STANDARD GROVES TASTE
Less CHILL TONIC. drives out ma
laria and builds up the system. For
srown people and children, soc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-07
G g g F0E2
haDs &.Ds - BAD BI- GOD

Of by
eoppercoored splotches body glands
affecting all Of the body show how deeply poisoned
the character Of
70 rea II the SYSTEM the disease will finally wreck The health and
dowu the
o,pon which does not rid the circulation Of yus
the real and certain httn of
trouble apd BY renewing syery trace Of the poison and adding rich
gIhe reliable OF all blood purifiers and concentrated
to
auable
q medical advice wish No charge for either.
gori THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28
JIMMIE ouRkln AND HIS UNIQUE MONUMENT.

clared. eand Ill carry II 10 the
United States supreme court first
More than q year ago ahen Rev.
Chas. DrHxden was conducting q
temperance crusade here. he ailnd.
"a 10 the ruin Durkin wrought.
Durkin Invited the minister 10 use
his saloon windows In any manner
he chass co depict the evils Of liquor
drinking.
The offer was accepted and when
Rev. tifatden finished he said that
AZ least Durkin wan a man of hln
word. Tho tribute so pleased Dur.
kln that he chose Il az hla cpitaph.
Durkln has not oniy paid for the
monument. bat all undertaken fees
and carriage hire for his funeral
When he dies everything Will be
prepared in advance for HIS burial.
lie has even engaged an attorney
10 prepare and deliver his funeral
ofatiuh. Before he dies Jimmie en-.
preis Ia have the attorney deliver
this Grafton beside the monument
w'hete he and his friends may hear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28
CHAPTER XVII
What DUFFY Knew.

When puffy Slipped away from
naeaell he went straight to the Of
flee 81 the Recorder. where he VA
informed that Cafheti was nj home
lie tuok the address. but. when hs
emerged from the building, he was
IN doubt whether Il WAS worth
while 10 40 there.
At the corner he stopped ana
drew from his pocket a larke sheet
Of dirty paper. carefully folded.
That's worth something" he
said thoaghtfalls. II Il Gets la tbs
right party. bat a Teller can't be
expected SO give all his time g
piayin another mau's HRne fer
him. I could sell it Hut that
wonld be dirty he added. hastily
an the boys are al right ! hate
10 see a good lad gettin the worst
ri IT,"
carhett was comfortably en-
seonced in an armchair when Duffy
arrived az HIS boardlus house. He
was allie 90 be ont. but was too
iane 10 make walking an agree.
able exercise. Besides that. y dtss
rolnred eve aud some plasters Ca
his face made his appearance rath.
Fl nnpr~sentRble.
pnffy, nfser giving cofbett his
name aud cuvtiy eating off the en-
eseksious OF appreciation tor his
services the previous night. sol
down 10 business promptly.
II sou hold the cards to win.
be said. "can yoa play EN- right
Il eanes SO. returned sorbett.
I.eufidercd
They've eot Il fixed 10 do that
lad cat Ia the Eighth" Duffy ex.
planned. hut I've Eos foolish no.
ton can give xoa the wlnnin
haaa only wsat emo thins set.
tied sure.
What's fhatf~
i wnnt Il played fer politics m
.aae fer news. II Il works Ter both.
al right. all FtFht. but its th~ lads
10 VITA flrst. VIII yea play u that
way
4 ~ni.~ answered cefhett.
nrosaptfy. -Dont ! Icok a. " Ia
Do anything 20 beat the sans oat
there
Apparently satisfied. Daily drew
the lag. dirty SHEET q paper fr"fn
hss s~ekcs. and for half an hour
t,effs-ts listened With Intense inter
EFT ta shat he had Ia say
When he Departed. Scrhest sal
Tor a long time. deep IN thought
Only newspaper man. who u
safeea By circumstances 10 lee n
eeoa story get away from him. can
Corbett's nssntsi strnk
rie as hs turned the facts over 10
bis usind.
n the Old Mgn surfsnaeFs. he
ruuasa. there viii be NO STORY
ara Mason will br elected. u be
aasunt. there will be q beaatifai
story. and Mason may be elected
rs the difference trefwesn eFfs
tzlnsx and a possibility. with ofif
one course open for inc
The Old Man VAS not In = talk
alive moud. but ne was aisafs
courteous to reporters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28

fSeattle Star Exclusive sefsiee.)
SPOKANE. Jan, 2s.--Despite the
Vigorous subsection Of the various
church societies, Jimmie Darkin's
monument still stands In Green.
wood cemetery and Durkin declares
u shall 20 remain until he diea. nm.
less the United States supreme
court decrves otherwise.
purkin II aaloonkeeper and a
character known throughout the
northwest
Some montha ago he had huge
block of polished granite placed
upon his lot IN the cemetery Upon
Il Was inscribed hlh name and
ministers compliment The church
societies took exception aud made
vigorous protest to the cemetery ns.
ISOLATION.
Ex-senator Geo. Turner. attorney
for the association. advised Dtrkin
that the stone wutsd have to be re-
moved. Durkin demnrred. mot
until the courts 10 oFder.- he de.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28
srsel Foa puyAlLup saloos

TACOMA. Jan. ss-The final
shipment Of steel for the bridge
which win be- built across the
Puyallup river By the Chicago. NH
vsukee q 81 Paul Railway com
pauy this spring. arrived yesterday
IN the Northern Pacific yards and
will be delivered 10 the Miiwaukee
shortly. The shipment consists o!
tsrce earn. and II the last needed
for the bridge Shipments have
hecn gradually coming In for some
time. and these three cars are the
lasi dae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28

eu.pFfR XVI fCaonlinnedl,
80. .rfateAed MS head Thought
hl's - "a chair
falls. ana 'aea -. 49,, 49,.
while Nfs. h'"'''' -.
as'' - !. the doorway.
spls<ise - rame an right
IL 80 nsffy. hut that re.
sneash ~ ,sa 10 play the hand
BOZ ,.s see I'm wise 10 n
Nns - .,,ax al. don't live Ia
=. ~s,a hus i'm next 20 some
s sss = ~ i hate 10 see a likely
- a.. ap ereekssd got ON 20
- aess ~ ..'.saessl-e
tne th''e $3.50, eame softly hack
NJ s..,,s n ms paint and AZ,
a'e ny ~. Ma whereapoa nuf
- :, .na awkuardly retired
2 = nss "
ar.e -. : ~ ala handing her
~ ~ s sh,.,nx hax carefully
.,a lied with A ribbon
,ss9 saer ne
sasA 's..s a. n earlonsly for a
= s,s ,hea handed IL back
-
- ~ aid 4 think 4"
s% - ~ ,a.,salas 4 single
va : 49,. W. A.. s.ra srnrouraes
- ~ 49, ~. Duplicate
- an, s.s.-s ma, was left
ne 49,
-. - : 49, -. ..a . card we're
~. 49,
i'ssa = ~ w.a rssht- said
- ~
1851 -. - ,sShs ~.
-. -. slrhe wcra on
- ~ I. .ssr'sn,axs-
- 80 -. S.'s,x rs.le.- ssis psr.
= 800 n.,.s- v.,esse., hls
- '
- -.w,n. .sa hss caught
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28
GOLD RoBBER IS
CAUGHT IN EAST


TACOMA. Jan. ss.--John Hovan
one OF the men accused Of having
ktnlrn ti.0fo In $50 gold pieces
from John fEassaIino. Of carbonaio.
= month sKs. dlEsing n mp out Of
the earth IN soodrhed where n
MAS concealed in = wooden bon.
has been arrested In Mahanoy City.
Pa. aud II betnx held there ANTI
the Pssrcs county authorities take
BIN Into custody, A Telegram tell.
lnx Of Husan's arrest VAS received
yesterday By sheriff r. n Morris.
ncpaty Sheriff n. J Doten wiII
leave today for the rennsYisansa
sown 20 get the prisoner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28
DEDICATED BODY
70 SCIENCE

The funeral Of Edward Owens. CO
years old. who left hts body 10 a
medical college. was held ycsfer.
dsy II Hutt~rworth Sons chapel
There being no medical school
here. the body was shipped to
Portland
Owens was not ecneatrie. but al.
ways declared that his body should
70 20 help medical science. lie was
An old sailor, coming 10 Seattle
many years ago from Australian,
where be had sister. He had no
family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28
No Excuse Now For
Music Hungry Homes
Elegant Pianos Can Now Be Secured in
Johnston Clearance Sale for as
Little as $l.50 Weekly

m you can spare So. - or $40 q
month In the purchase of n fine
piano hurry 20 the Pioneer Piano
House at once.
We say hurry. for the greatest
opportunity to secure good I'm.
strument at substantial EavlnT
awaits You in our annual clearance
sale. Its an opportunity. the equal
of which yon may never soc again.
and N you have the remotest idea
81 securing piano within the next
two years we say again-come at
once--righf awsy--and see what
little money Il now takes.
We want you 10 see the heauti.
ful. full sire upfigf< In mahogany
case. one of Americl'H beet known
makes. just turned In as part pay.
ment Of costly Chickerlng. This
piano cost tf75 two years ago. II
goes now for only sl62. Pay 81
week II you choose
Another famous make in burl
walnut. as handsome a piano as
was ever shown ON the Coast: cost
sb25 eight months ago. We al
lowed 5000 In exchange of the
Genuine fianoia Piano and the
first buyer secures II at that price.
HERE'S A Bic sNApl
A fine little parlor size upright
grand, just received from one OF
Seattle's beat families toward part
payment of a special art style Kim.
ball This piano cost 1926 three
years ago. II gees now for si22.
II has reeelved such cxcellent care
that Il cannot be told from new
Then there Ia nearly new. larg.
est size. cabinet grand. world
famous make. cost originally $40.
Traded in toward Chickering Baby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28
CREW ovIrs-mlLl IDLE.


BELi.fNoHAM. Jan. zs-The
shingle plant OF the Morrison Mil
company w0ch closed when the
wehfera refused ca accept n wage
reduction, n still idle aud nppar.
enty DO effort has been made 10
start,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28

TACOMA. Ian. 2s.--A. u. Has
sesf. a solicitor for the y v. GREG
ory company. roomIng at III soutf
/ st. was held up by two hiEhwa,
men about 10 30 O'Clock last niehl
AT Eighth ri. and Yakima av.. and
robbed Of hts watch and a small
amount Of money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-28

VICTORIA. II. C.. Jan. 2s.--fhe
British shop of war shearwater
left here bound fov Iquiaue under
scaled orders. instructions were
received to proceed 20 Iauiqne and
report. Further orders await the
wnrship at the Chilean port