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a BRIGHT LIGHT.

There is n, light that all can see,
1t sends its rays not from the skytt
1t tells Of Joy for you and me, 4
And we should prize 1t very high.
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We can see the clear light, how?
It penetrates the air Of time.
The heat Is travelling swiftly now,
Not from a very distant cline.
-ris something like the Golden Orb,
That tells of the approach OF day
And we hope It WIN not absorb I
Behind the western hills OF clay
Many days 1t has nbeen in sight, !
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cheer, +
AS IT approaches It grows SO bright,
In short time It will be here.
1T will strike sin an awful blow, f.
On the very first day OF May, s
Throbbing pulse will then run low,
For the drunkard on that day.
Then he can look toward the skies,
Drink will not stare him in the FAC
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Tells him there is Heavenly pla,
-Rusk1n.
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|of Tie ION SfS omen i Gibbs.
4 of rand SRspfds erently appeaI
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09
APPEALED TO SUPREME COURT

Two cases were appealed to the
Supreme court today from the district
court OF Roger Mills county Thoy are
the case of the First National bank
of Elk City VS. Walker Huff aud W.
7. Bonnar. wherein judgment was
rendered In favor OF the defendants
in errcr in the sum of 81 .S02 and the
case of Henry and Young vs.. y. III,
West and Milo Burlingamo. wherein
Judgment was rendered I'm the lower
court in favor OF the defendanis IN
error.
The $4,000 damage suit filed In
the District court OF Garfield county
by A. s. Mckay against the city OF
Enid and the Frisco Railway was ap-
pealed TO the supreme court today by
Mckay. The cause was dismissed by
the trial judge in The lower court The
plaintiff alleges that the cause wSs
dismissed because OF prejudice OF the
Judge toward him The plaintiff is
the owner OF the Kenneth addition to
Enid and asks damages for the block
aiding OF the streets leading 10 his
addition by the railroad company aud
the yacatlng of the streets in his ad.
dition past the railroad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09
Wanton Acts
Of Rowdies

The Republicans held 'iolliflca-
ton Saturday night. The streets
were flied with people and for am
hour or two there was good cheer Ma.
mrally, Democrats took no part In
the program. 1t was a Taft iolliIica-
tion and Democrats we're not disposed
TO celebrate. But they did nothing "a
dampen the ardor OF che victors. The
Republicans had everything their
own way. II was their might out,
and Democratic presence was out OF
place For two hours spirited demon.
strations prevailed among decent Re
publcans. then the rowdy element
stepped in. Filled to the muzzle with
squirrel booze gangs OF toughs black
and white, paraded the streets shoot
ing OF random Two holes In the state
house show that al cartridges fired
were not blank Bedlam reigned
among the drunks. And the police
did not interfere.
THE exhibition WAS on a par Will
the outrages perpetrated In the ED
club rooms on election night wher
roughs In drunken ribaldry. degraded
the lodge by mutilsting the pictures
of Bryan and Haskell.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09
Yachting in a Flas.


II you have the good luck 10 live in
one Of the new apartment houses on
the Riverside Drive eMe. aos. l..,.
the drive, declares an old yachtsman,
you can enjoy the pleasure of sail
ing vicariously. all the year round.
To sit In your chair by one of the
broad windows puts YOU In such a
position that any obtrusion Of the
drive and the rivers bank is cut OF
and all that sprelds before your yisicn
Is the wide river with the Palisad
beyond. Boats move up and down.
the stream runs 10 ard fro as tbe
tide sways II. the waves ripple end
lessly n you open your window tfe
breeze comes in tinged with the pun
gent odors Of decaying piles And
the constant movement Of the water
almost makes sou feel that you are
afloat instead Of sailing ia an cas-.
chair with no boom or sheets 70 both
er you
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09
.0lUGHERTY WILL INVESTIGATE

State Labor Commissioner Charles
)augher,y has received communica-
ions from over a dozen towns on
he Rock Island system in Oklahoma
Dnouncing that the road had served
office Of ten per cent reduction in
ages and demanding len hours a day
I labor instead OF nine hours from
he section men and laborers em-
iloyed In surfacing work on the Rock
sland lines In t0e new state. Mr..
)aughefty states that from the in
armatioa be- has received the order
general over the Rock Island sys-
em. lie reports men on strikes Ia
eyefal places and leaves tonight for
hawnee where $50 men have been
M on strike on account OF the ne.
duction,
The labor law enacted by the last
legislature does not give the labor
commissioner power 10 call upon the
state board OF arbitration 10 arbi-
irate the difference between railroads
and their employees In case OF strikes
alsl ir4ihr is neio b. lne slr.Ae.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09
That Falls
Bank Robbery
Statement Of G., W, TObIs.
pinkertOn Detective, 10
John Rlnehart

Statement OF c. W. Tobie I'm refer
ence TO Falls bank robbe-y. Mr.. c
w T0bie, a Pinkcrton detective from
Kansas City, Missouri, who las been
mere an5 In Falls working on tae Fal-
lis bank robbery since Tuesday. Octo.
Der 21th, until to-day. to-day submit.
tel to Mr.. John Rlnehart. cashier of
the First Bank of Falls. the following
letter: Guthrie, Okla, Nov g.-To
Mr.. John Rinehart: Cashier of First
Bank OF Falls. Dear sir-On my ag.
rival at Falls, Oklahoma, Tuesday
Oct 27th, 1908, being called by John
W. Kramer, district agent for tae
Ely-Norrs Safe company, to make an
examination OF the conditions sur
rounding reported robbery on the
First Bank Of Falls. Saturday. Oct!
24th, 1908. ! found the safe door open
In a locked position. Time lock move.
ments were stopped two movements
having to run each two hours, but the
middle movement showed about three
hours to run. The position of these
movements had the appearance. of be-
ing wedged or bound in some manner.
on account Of the peculiar circumstan
ces surrounding the robbery from the
safe. Il was decided that nothing
should be done to the safe until ex
ports should arrive. The examina.
J tlon OF the safe made by experts on
Noven ,e- End, 1908. showed one oi
the levers to time locks device as be
ing bent and out of normal one six
| teonth nf an inch. as shown by their
/ calipcrlng such aver. After Level
had been removed tho time loci
movements again worked, and after
/ lever had been Strengthened and re
/ placed. tne locking devices perforsne,
their locking and unlocking duties
correctly.
From the circumstances surround
ing this robbery. and the mvcsliga
tiun OF several witnesses. to the hesi
Of my knowledge and belief. | 10 no
think that you was concerned IN an!
manner in the taking OF this money
II is most erident that the automatic
trip couli not have been set to hSv
thrown the time locking device. Thi
may have been seen by some on
/, who knew the combination to tn
safe. and In MY belief, this party o
!, parties were the ones who later an
locked the day lock or combination
and took from the safe the money
, II seems From witnesses that YOU IL
not leave you home on that nigh
after having left the bank ~ ahou
six o'clock p, m. before. and It I
/ proven absolutely by witnesses tina
employees OF the bank were seen !
the bank after night and on TIE stree
{ as late as eleven O'Clock p. m. Il {
! also proven that the safe was close
, and appeared to be alright after yo
t had retired from the bank end gon
nome C. w Tobie. Pinkerton n;
p tlcnal Detective Agency,
r Mr John Rinehart IS n boz VIII
s was practically ra sci in Guthrie, wa
j. fo- several years undc- sheriff Of IL
= gan county. ana for the past nv
years has been engaged in the banl
ing business as half owner IN tn
8 First Bank Of Falls. Mr. Rinehai
r is well known here and bears IN
j very best reputation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09
CARNIVAL.
: :. BEGINS
TOMORROW


Guthrie's Taird Annual Fall Fair
will open tomorrow for fou' days
program A special feature OF the
fair this year is the addition Of live
stock exhibit and more prizes offered
to the producers OF Logan county on
both agricultural products and live
stock
Another pleasing feature OF this
years attraction for the people OF
Guthrie as well as the farmers Is that
a FIRST class amusement company Will
be here throughout the week
A big. gorgeous, livestock parade
on Thursday Will be a feature of tho
fair.
An exhibits must be IN by tomorrow
noon, except on livestock. butter and
bread, which win not close until
Thursday.
The Star Skating rink. at the cor.
ner OF Vine street aad Cleveland ave-
nue. Is being fitted up today with ex.
hibit on booths by the merchants
around the spacious room next 70 the
walls, while the agricultural exhibits
are being arranged IN booths In the
center of tho room The first entry
was brought In Saturday by NJ. l.. VIII
lams, who resides cast OF the city.
lie plac'd on exhibition ten fine ex-
hbits corn entered for the prize
for the pest ten cars any variety.
Farmers this afternoon are placing
their exhibits at headquarters. The
cotton gins began tclay to gin cot
ton brought in for the best seed cot
/ i0n. Tomorrow from early until late
no cotton will be ginned except that
which Is entered IN the contest The
cotton display viii be on Harrison and
Oklahoma avenues, between Division
aud second streets, same as last year.
The Russell Amusement train OF
twelve cars Will arrive in the city
this afternoon from Amarillo. Texas.
and will place their fourteen shows
| on the Cleveland avenue pike, be-
tween Second street and Vine streets.
They expect 10 nave their shows
opened for an evening performance
tonight,
The livestock exhibits win be plac-
ed as fOil1ws: Cattle ut Tallman's
feed yard Oh North Division street;
horses. mules. jact3. etc. at the Smith
livery harm. opposite 0eaiqus7ters, on
Cleveland avenue, Hogs will ne exhi
rltcd IN pens in vacant lots on North
Vins street
The merchants have their store
windows attractively decorated with
the prizes they are giving away sui
special sales on certain classes Of
goods
Tho manaemnt OF the Fair we're
afraid this morning that the weather
I would be tad. but Indications tais
afternoon are for fair Oklahoma
weather for the week
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PROTESTING AGAINST PARDON

A large delegation from Oklahoma
city headed by Mike Casey, OF the
sheriffs office. is here TO appear be-
fore Governor Haskell this afternoon
70 protest against the pardoninG Of
Newton Youngblood, the l6-year-old
lad who shot and killed o. p Murphy,
an aged war veteran. al Edmond two
years ago Casey is the officer that
arrested Youngblood thirty hours
after the crime was committed. The
arrest was made near Anadarko.
Youngblood was tried and convicted
on the charge of murder and was SEN
fenced 10 life Imprisonment His par
ents are laborlng for his pardon on
the grounds OF his youth. A score
Of old soldiers are here from Edmond
60 protest against the pardoning Of
Youngblood
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09
THE ITALIAN SUBMARINES.
Manouvers Of the c4aneo, Narvalo
s1ualo and otaria.

llcnglne)
A very interesting performance was
that of the flotlla Of Italian suhma'
rlnes the Glauco. Narvalo, Squalo
and Otarla-which az the beginning Of
the naval maneuvors, now proceeding,
went the whole distance from Venice
TO Spezia-some 300 mlles--the
longest run as yet made by any of
these craft-with tholr own mans and
unaided.
These boats are only 100 tons, and
their length l20 feet; they are, there.
fore. somewhat smaller than the sim
liar British craft The Otarla Is III
ted with ThOrnycraft petrol motors,
the others with Fiat motors of 3Oe
horsepower They can all attain a
speed of fourteen knots above and
seven knots below water
An interesting feature In these
beats is the position of the torpedo
tubes 1.-TWO below the prov; also a
false Keel OF lead Weighing twelve
IONS. which may be easily detached
from the inside In case of emergency.
The excellent performance Of these
boats on their long journey has again
called the attention OF Italian naval
circles to this kind OF craft, and 10
their possibilities. especially for coast
defense and In a narrow land locked
sea like the Mediterranean, and the
expansion OF the naval program IN
this direction is expected When
France has AT present about 100 OF
such craft Great Britain between
fify and sixty, Russia thirty-two, the
United States fifteen Germany four
with a large program, involving an e1'
penditure of 10 million marks and
even Austria six under cens'r',-ii0n--
Italy. except the four above men.
toned. has only an old vessel, the Del
fino Another boat. the Tricheco. has
been under construction at Venice for
over two years OF the naval pro
gram OF 1908, which included seven
Of such craft larger aud faster only
the Foca has been laid down. She Is
being built at the yard Of the Fiat
MugglanO. Spezia, and will be launch.
ed about the end OF the month
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09
Negro S Doom
Is Sealed

Will Johnson, cOlored. convicted on
the charge OF numbering Mrs. Mary
Cupp, aged "A. near Shawnee. after
brutally assaulting her. will oe legally
hanged at Shawnee on Friday Novem-
hGr 18th. The C-Tmlnal Court Of
Appeals which recently upheld the
death sentence upon Johnson after
renewing the case as the court OF
last resort this morning denied mo
tion for a re-hearing in the case pre-.
sented by the defendants attorneys.
L. G. Pittman ami A. NJ Baldwin. of
Shawnee. The defendant at the first
trial plead guilty TO the charge. but
gt the SecOnl trial entered a plea OF
not guilty Jonns0n would have beer
eXccuted on July "a had not Goyerno~
Haskell stayed the execution unit.
November 18Th to allow the defen.
dant an appeal 10 the Criminal COuri
OF Appeals. This Is the first death
sentence 10 be upheld by TIE Crimina'
Court Of Appeals. which has been ~
existance but few weeks The man
date OF tne court goes down to the
lower court at Shawnee by tOday's
mail aud pnless excutative ciemenac'
Is exercised J0hnsoa will be hun
Friday at Tecumseh under the direc
ton of the sheriff Of PottowatOmif
county This will be the seconi lega'
execution in the new s.ate since state
hc-d.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09
KING EOS BIRTH ANNIVERSARY

London. Nov 5-All England is 10
day paying tribute to King Edward
on this his sixty-seventh birthday an.
niversary. His majesty. who IS IN
excellent health IS the recipient oi
cOngratulato-y messages from the
crowned heads OF Europe The presi
dent of France. and Presiden Roose
welt Of the United states. Military
salutes. the ringing OF bells and the
flying OF hsgs are in progress IN all
Of the chief cities Of the Nation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09
RiOegLv Dsposgo.


Kansas City. Mo. Nov. Sit Is an
nOunced here today that w. 3. Ridg
ley, president of the re-organized Ma.
tional Bank OF Commerce. Is TO he
replaced. Dr. w s. Woods, The de-
posed president OF the bank and his
friends succeeded in buying up a ma.
iority OF the stock. thus securing con
troll. Mr. Ridgley last winter resigned
the position OF comptroller Of the cur
reney 90 beeeHe me head OF thH can't
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09

"A successful manicure never hits
the nail on the head
Forgetmlness OF yesterday and an
ticlpations OF tomorrow make trouble.
some todays.
The man who bOrrOws trouble has
at least the solace Of knowing that no
one will ever dun him TO pay II back.
PossiLly the chap MAO growls aboii
the washday dinner would have found
Il more pleasing 10 his taste II he had
done the washing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09

Laporte. Ind. Nov John WI
ss1 sztnStorHste. was Killed. ard 'drt
EdEaG.-lARsi4a.- IlQRslY -iaiATed. -apd
a dozen passengers were slightly hnr
+vShen ggSlske Erie A. Nesterne passen
ge rirain backed into limited frolk
car from South Bend this morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09
harvard Mar. AttenfIon.

Now that one OF the two "Bllls" has
been chosen president, let us turn our
attention to another important matter
the second annual dinner of the Ok
lahoma Harvard club Last year
twelve men assembled on Thanksgiy-
ing day IN Oklahoma city, and had a
good time, including a number Of
bright speeches This year we should
have Two dozen Instead OF one. Plan
now to go. and TO clinch the matter
send me S225 AT once. 81 for the din
ner and a quarter for incidontals Ex
act time and place will be announced
later DO Il now. j. r. Paxton Prcl-
ideut Oklahoma Harvard club,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09
8PA0ils ! SEPARATE 'sGa5Bts
iBy Associated Presa.l

washlngt u. D. C.. Ney 9--ln de
Gliding the case Of Berea college vs.
he State OF Kentucky fayorably tor
the state the Supreme Court Of the
United States today held t'.at states
may oasituiipnally legislate 10 pre-
vert the co education Of white AMI
black races.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09
Alleged Fugitive Demanded Hearing.

Governor Haskell this morning hon
ircd a rcquisition from the governor
4 Tennessee for the return o. thai
state of j e Plummer who Was arress
ID here Saturday upon information az
)eing wanted In Memhis by a tele
none company on the charge oil
larceny Plummer refused to go bach
without a requisition and demanded q
hearing which was had before Gov
rn-r Haskell this morning G. A
lriXon represented the telephone
'oupany and the state of Tennessee al
he hearing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09
Ne EntItIed 10 Jury TrlaI.

Not Entitled to Jury Trial
Attorney General Charles West to.
day in an opinion to the police judge
Of Ada holds that under the statutes
ana the constitution of Oklahoma an
offende- who may lie prosecuted In
the police court is not eptitled tc
a t-ial by jury.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09
!, ,;-ESzSnssEIMesHsasE.sEsu3Mge
! FRESH TOPICS I
! OF THE TOWN !
!, ,EesEs,Nc-M -kls,xc,n Nom,
Masonic Notice.

Masonic Notice.
Guthrie Lodge NO. 2, A. +. & A. NJ.
Sill confer the third degree Tues
lay evening at 1880 y. m. All Master
Masons welcome, luncheon will be
served.
A. L. BLESH.
w. NJ
FRED w. GREEN,
Secty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09
CANVASS OF VOTE IS DELAYED

rho official canvass of the returns
by the state election board was not
continued today on account OF the abb
sence OF Judge f. e. Gillette, OF FL
Reno, president OF the board. All
counties are In today except one.
None of the returns have been opened
that We're received today.
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ssuan9HanaSsmsnaEsnsn@Ems =
Z SHORT CUTS =
TO THE NEWS !
4sssseSE9arHszsxsns snssxpusussa =

The Convention lall Is rapidly near
ing completion Tho roof Is completed
and the interior finishing ls welt under
way 'eS3hf ~ 49,
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xsMSMouSHSK9E4ESNSngnSzI
PERSONAL !
AND
LOCAL !

n. p. Hill, press representative of
f1he BurgomGster," one of the great.
est and biggest comic opera produc-
tons ever put on the American stage,
Gas here today arranging with Man
nger Brooks for the appearance of his
c mpany at the Brooks on Sunday
sight, Nov, %.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09
supposgp IARTHouAkE.


Saheiha. Kas. nov Reports
are t6mlhe III from an director
within a radius Of twelve miles OF Sa-
ietha Of supposed earthquake shock
felt az midnight Saturday night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09
LABOR COMMISSIONER REPORT

State Labor Commissioner Charles
Daugherfy has his office force en-.
gagged In preparing data for his flrst
annual report which viii be Of much
value TO the commercial world, as II
will give the different kinds OF indus
tries In the state. the number OF each,
ard the kinds OF employment for labor
Ing people and ihe wages paid. He 10
now working on the telephone indas-
tries
LOST-Betwee First street and IA
H. Villas. filisree hrnaeh with r~-
and white settings Half moon shape
liberal reward tor nrdef IA ils .-..4.
Villas cr Leader OEficen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09

Guthrie's Third Annual Cotton and
Live stock Carnival opens tomorrow
Before dawn tomorrow the farme.s
Sill be coming In with their exhibits.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09
Crescent soosIeaaer Fined.

STescSnt BooHegger Fineo.
Donnie Mcdonald, not Irish but col
red, was brought into the city yester
lay afternoon by Deputy Sheriff
Depress. OF Crescent, on charge OF
70 tlegginG. He was arralgned be
ore County Judge Strang today, fined
so and sentenced to serve thirty days
IN the county bastile.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09

The plasierers are at w,rk ON tn,
addition to Banner school
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09

Each OF the assembly rb6rs M tKe
Convention hail will nave large gal
lcries with seating capacity Of $50
each
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09

Assistant Bank Examiner +. L. Pat
tol is here from Woodward. He is
spoken OF as a probable Successor to
Baak Commissioner II. H. Sm0ck
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09

Daddy" Oliver is here from Falls
tcday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09

Adelbmt ughes. HhO has BEEN
here visiting his mother on East
Cleveland avenue the past two montas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09

Ralph Noble, Q. Z. Crouch and ed
sadd were fined $40 each IA. police
court today for drunkenness.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09

left yesterday for Miami to look after
his mining interests. M. Hughes has
interests in the lead and zinc fields
in both the Miami and Baxter Springs
districts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09

A lemon tree raised by Ben Brum
mage is on exhibition in the east win
i W Of the state board of agriculture
The tree is now four years old and has
Twelve large lemons on It grown this
year. When but a year Old the pant
grew two fair-sized lemons
The state board OF agriculture has
arranged its agricultural exhibits IN
the front Of the building and has the
display windows trimmed for carnival
visitors. Secretary Barrett invites all
tie carnival guests to call and inspect
the exhibits.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09

Bank Examiner NJ. r. Garnett ia
here from Nowata.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09

Elks are making plans for q bi
dance Thanksgiving night.