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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-18

KhleS named IN iOlulH one 6ndll
apply on Lime, Portland Cement, Ce-
ment Plaster, Refined Af1halt, Stuc-
co. Roofing Pitch, Paving and Roof
ing Cement straight or mixed car
loads, minimum weight shah be 3S-
O00 pounds Lime. straight carloads
minimum weight shall be 2i00O
pounds.
RULE NO. 2.
Rates named In Column 1wo shall
apply on Bcick (all kinds excepting
only bath or enameledl, Dressed or
Sawed Stone Cement or Concrete
Building Blocks (all kinds), straight
or mixed carloads, the minimum
weight shall be the marked capacity
OF ear
RULE NO. 8.
Rates named IN Column Three shall
apply on Asphalt Rock, Gypsum Rock.
Stone (rough), undressed native Gran.
ite. Common CLAY. crushed Rock Flrs
Clay. Crushed Limestone, Chats,
Cinders, Gravel Rock, Sand. Lead lr
Zine Tailings, and analogous articles.
straight carloads only, the minimum
weight shall be the marked capacity
of car.
RULE NO. A.
Who're minimum weight 20 shown
as marked capacity at car. when cars
| are loaded to actual Visible capaciiv
aetuai weight win govern and mini
lmur1 weight shall IN no case be biahag
imam me capacltv of can ordered by
Hhipper. unless tbe actual weight Is
areater
RULE NO. 8.
Through iolnt raies for the trans
tnortatiof, or eon,n,odiflos narned bora
/ in over two or more lines of raiigoad
/ which are moi under the san,o MANAGE
lnopt az control oither di-ectly on I'm.
IJirectnv ehali ~ nade n, adding Al
Inns rafes nresrribed herein fhe fol
lio,ging srbitrsry fienres in cents me-,
too nornSs. nrovtded man snot
.broneb ioint rates Shall IN, no rag1
levceed No charge Tor four hundred
fl0O, miles as.sbown in tbe forepoins
rates afd further tbot me maximun
lcharre tor All bauls bo fbo charet
shawn Ia tbe forepoing as the raf,
for fonr hundred fiO01 mtfes sipeI,
lime ,niieaee,
column one as named IN Rule No
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-18
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RULE NO. I.

Rates named in Colura one shall
apply on Lime, Portland Cement Ce-
meni Plaster, Refined Af1halt, Stuc-
co. Roofing Pitch, Paving and Roof
ing Cement, straight or mixed car.
loads, minimum weight shall be 3S,-
600 pounds. Lime. straight carloads,
minimum weight shall be 2i,000
pounds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-18

The Crystal Photo Medallion is the
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-18

Don't lct the baby safer from
e,lema. sores or any itching Of the
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relief etles quickly Perfectly safe
for children. All druggists sell Il.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-18
REFusGe ID eE sAoRIFIoEp.

AIuskogce, June lS-W c. Frank
lin, the young kentucky attorney who
was being pressed into the congress
sional race for the Third district has
fatty refused to become a republican
candidate. stating II costs too much
money to make a fight IN a primary
and then again in the election.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-18

Rates named In Column Two shall
apply on Back (all kinds excepting
only bath or enameledl, Dressed or
Sawed Stone. Cement or Concrete
Building Blocks CAN kinds), straight
or mixed carloads, the minimum
weight shall be the marked capacity
Iog ear
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-07

The actual cost OF the sSuez canal
WAS Sl2o.750,ooe
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-07
.PETTIs PLANNED TO
DEFRAUD TREASURY

Sac City. la. May A-While w. n.
Pettis. the deposed treasurer of Sac
county. still maintains that lie is not
short in his accounts he has. never
theless, turned over to w. Jackson. as
trustee for his bonusmen. deeds To two
farms, one of 240 and the other 100
acres, besides lot in This city on
which he had contracted for II s4,-
600 house and i'm addition to this
he has transferred To the trustee 81
900 which he had on deposit in the
bank. His bond Is for $4,000 and his
defalcation of $4,000 will be practical
ly covered by the property listed in
the transfers.
So fair as known. Pettis had not in
obliged in hazardous speculation, but
had gone upon the assumption that
his books would not be examined or
compared with the tax records and he
had made duplicate receipts which
We're charged against the various
funds of the townships. During his
first year his accounts We're kept
straight. but it is shown by the COM
mssioners' investigation that during
1905 he took about sl.400: i'm 1906.
$4,000; in 1907, $4,000. and during
less than fou, months of 1908, between
$1,000 and $4,000.
All of this money was Invested in
farm lands and city property. which
he considered Il good Investment and
from the proceeds of the property it
is thought the county will he made
whole
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-07
BRUTAL NEGRO
ATTACKS WOMAN
Intense Excitement Prevails
and Jail Is Guarded to Pre-
vent Lynching.

Des Moines. Ia. May 4.-Excitenlent
is high today In Des Moines over the
brutal attack upon Mrs. w. II. Riser,
aged AZ, and prominent. by Lamont
Frederick burly negro who last night
knocked the woman down as she was
walking home In a Fashionable district.
dragged her behind some bushes and
assaulted her. When the negro first
caught the woman she screamed.
Whereupon he struck her between the
eyes. He threw her to the ground and
assaulted her after almost tearing her
clothes off and beating her unmerciful-
ly. thus silencing her shrieks
For half an hour the brute kept the
woman subdued. and when released she
dragged herself home and the negro
escaped. after taking her watch and
money A posse caught him early this
morning, and he was identified by Mrs.
Riser positively. Mrs. Riser is the
wife of a piano dealer and prominent
socially The negro refuses to talk,
and the police are guarding the Jail
against Il possible outbreak
Frederick was arraigned before Judge
der bonds of $1,000. A strong guard
was placed around the st. Louis cage
In which he is confined With three ac-
cusad murderers. Indignation is rag
ing high and race troubles are not UNI
expected Mr. RiSser. tho ncgro's VIC
tim. is >he mother of Will Risser CASH
Ter of the Central State bank, one of
the best known bankers in the city
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-07
UNREASONABLE
COLD PREVAILED

l1as Moiu-s Ia. May ! Weather
crop bulletin for lh. week ending May
4. 1905 The past wnek has been I'M
seasonaDly cold and dry. with brisk
To high northwest winds. frequent
frosts. occasional snow t!urries and
freezing temperatures in al parts of
the state on twp nights The tenn
perature was beioN normal every day
during the week. the average daily de-
hciencN ranging from Y degrees in
the southeastern 10 T. degrees in the
northwestern counties TIE lowest
souri, divide Oh April 80 and May 3
the lowest reported be!:ig ~ degrees. ON
low ground. in Cherokre county on
May :. The amounts ~! sunshine and
precipitation Wei. also below the
normal. and under these unfavnrab!e
conditions. vegetation has made but
little growth. l'hougli good progress
has been made III preparing ground
f", corn planting. Reports wary as ia
the amount Of damage 10 fruit result
ing from freezing. buj il is evident
that great injui.s was done in thu
southern and central sections. and bu,
little in northern counties, where. th.
blossoms We're not So fa, advanced
With faEorable Weather conditions III
the future, there viii be IN abundant
crop of fruit in TIE n"rthern and a
fair yield NJ i've atr,' Varieties in the.
grain, PASTURES ard meadow, ars. in
good condition Corn planting viii be-
general before tilr Gloss og another
7 Week If the weather. IS faporabl. l'h-
Week closed With eoi,ious rains fall &.
Ing over southern counts
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-07
COUNTY TREASURY
IS SHORT $4,000;
OFFICIAL ACCUSED
Sac County Treasurer Reported
Behind in His Balances
and Resigns.
EXPERT WILL EXAMINE
Sensation Produced by the Al
legged Defalcation Of Funds
of the County.
EXPERT WILL EXAMINE

sac City. ia. May 2-Wiiliam II.
I9ctts county treasurer. is reported
short s27 900 in his accounts with the
county and has resigned his office.
The commissioners have not yet APP
pointed lis successor and the office is
closed while they are making an ex-
animation OF the books An expert will
be employed To make a critical exami-
nation and repor, 10 the commissioners
Pettis handed III his resignation the
early ;,art of the week, hut the cause
was not Known positively until today.
He WAS serving the last year of his
second term as treasurer, and has all
w:Hs beer considered as an honest and
first casa business man.
pettis claims that an expert eXami
nation OF the books of his office will
SHOW that lie is not in default With
the couatN's funds, but if Il shortage is
found be claims To- stand ready to turn
i'm his farm i'm this county to make the
loss good to his bondSmen. The affair
has caused q sensation here and de-
yeIDDllSrts ara eagerly awaited.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-07
BUCHANAN AND CREEL
TO PROCEED ON THEIR
DIPLOMACY MISSION


Msxie@ Mas q 1t IS officially am
n,uneea Chat Ambassadors Greel md
ME buchanan WIN! leave mis- city
90 iou'e to Cost. RIGA. May To- going
10 Salima cruz where they will board
ths United States cruiser .AlbauN
which is expected To arrive at Salitla
Cruz MaN 10, OF the following day
Nh invitation has been sent 10 the
governments nj tiG.tamala. Salvador
Monduras and Nicaragua for Their
Judges To make the trip Ia Costa Ric,
on board thu Albany, which viii stop
only Al the ports necessary 10 take
them aboard
Ambassadors Creel and Buchanan
VIII make the trip In the capacity
Of high commissioners, their only elu-
ties being 10 represent their countt es
al the inauguration of the Central!
American court OF justice during the
last week OF this month. They Will
not visil any other Central American
t.3uitat
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-07
SENSATIONAL DEFENSE FOR
MURDERER or HUSBAND

e'lintcn, Ia., May 4.-The trial of Irene
Doph for the murder of her husband is
NOW ON. She is charged with first de-
gree murder.
The defense sprung !, sensation at the
beginning of the trial by stating that.
while the murder is admitted. it will be
shown that the girl is the daughter o.
Il prostitutes. that her unnatural mother
gave her over to every blackguard who
CHANGED to desire her in her youth; that
the man who was afterwards her hlis-
band ruined her when she was SIR,
of IA. and threatened to desert her If
she did not give birth to children. work
ing her up to terrible state of mind
by his abuse; that she was made a vic
tim by her own stepfather when she
Was Il young child; that she contracted
a loathsome disease from her husband
and is still suffering from its effects:
when we have proven all this we shall
say to the jurors Acqut this girl
and say TO her, as Christ said to Mary
Mas,lalene, Go and sin no more. =
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-07
TO BUY SPACE WITH
TRANSPORTATION

Chicago. May u United States District
Attorney SIMS has finished brief in "a
suit which Involves the 1ig,,t of railroads
10 ouy advertising space with transporta-
ton. III the arguments of the federal
attorney prevail. judge kohlsaat will es-
tablish a precedent that will invalidate
thousands OF dollars worth OF contracts
nov existing between railroad companies,
steamship lines and other carriers. and
newspapers and magazines.
The interstate commerce act prohibits
the issuance OF passes by common car
riars to any save their own employees
ard officers Of other railroads and trans
portation companies.
The roads claim the right 10 issue trans-
portaton to publishers and to receive an
equivalent in advertisement. Sims holds
that this results in the practice of giving
passes 10 favored publishers, who in re-
turn. favor the corporations in publish
ing their reading matter.
The Monon railroad is defendant in the
first suit. Judge Kohlsaat will hear argu-
ments MAY
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-07
HOPKINS WOMAN
WOULD SAVE HIM

,,Ai he, Me- ,s,o,.o,.s s,..os,s. -.
,..,,,,te,,, -,
sssfu.i.ui Slit "n' came efsN@eN " "
afe II f'opkias Aeaa - t!lr brokerage
lrsl OF Malace II Eiopkiil, X %, al. l
his wife, ald devotion Ii Mhomt is said
10 hEve lufed tise aianei SiolN ,'ay
broker 10 ruin. is II ,'hi6aso. STRIVING 10
effect Il settlement o. ti.p cairns ass,i;lst
The bankrupt comccri
Win her ;aaid She is ocei.psiiig
apartment ~ 81; ,i,e l.e,,lel..l Sh.
paIel WITH !iopllins 1T some Doint East
OF Chicago. Where si,. mel nina Nne,i Ne
He'd from the city.
Stree her retura Miss Brooks has
been III Conference .yitis liaff i. Dozen Of
the big creditors OF til. .,aahrap Hop.
lsitlS COMPANY,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-07
LIQUOR INTERESTS
DEMAND LICENSE.
Wou'd Force All Legislative
Candidates to Declare Posi-
ton on the Question

Dea Ioiaes. Ia May 1--'.'l. liquor
interests OF the state are demanding
the repeal Of the prohibitory and mulct
law and the enactment of high
license law. They would accept town
ship local option and high license.
Their literature is being sent over ths
state and its effect is finding express
sion In newspapers assailing the milct
law.
lhc movement is in tho hands OF
me independent Citizens league Of
Iowa with headquarters at Davcn-
port. D.. August p Rilchter is the
chairman and John Ritchter is the
secretary OF the executive committee.
This committees has sent ont letters to
every candidate for the legislatures
asking him questions as 10 the atti-
tu'ie on tho repeal of the prrhibilury
ard mulct Jaw. and on the enactment
OF nigh license law. asking them IL
they Will introduce and work for such
statute and declaring that Il cate-
Ec.lcal answer is necessary
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-07
GYPSUM COMPANY
WOULD ENJOiN MINERS.

Fort Dodge. la. May 1.--t'ontrary
TO expectations the gypsum managers
are ntt,.ing Il difficult time 20 reopen
the:N mills. The Mineral City and Amer
i'a;l lmdepemdent are the only ones rum
ming here today. The first has i, good
sized crew in the mill and mines, but
the latter has only u mill crew The
Plymouth Gypsum company today filed
Il petition asking an injunction against
the miners irrbidding Interference.
The crowd Of worlmen brought from
Omaha refused TO Work when they
heard of the strike. [ is thought the
mipers stand no show uf winning. but
they remain stubborn
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-07
POLICE GUARD CHURCH
WEDDING; OLD SUITOR
FAILS TO MAKE SCENL

Memphis. Tenn. May !.Foiice
guarded the First Methodist church last
night during the marriage of Miss
Mary Pepper, daughter of John r. Pep
per- banker. to S. A. ketchum. a law
yer The precaution was taken owing
to the fear of the bride that her for
mer sutton. w. G. Cavette. who sued to
recover the presents he gave her. would
appear and create Il scene. The cere-.
monN was without incident
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-07
BOY STARTS EARLY
CROOKED PATH

Mapleton. la. May 5. Irea But
Ter A l1-year-old boy of this city.
forged n check for $l5 on VIM. Down
ing. u farmer. and cashed the check at
the store of Chas. Anderson, which was
soon discovered, and when arrested had
spent the money. and when the officers
searched him found another check for
$l4.50 all made out on VIM. Rathburn.
He was bound over to the September
term of court under 81. 500 bonds, which
H. n. Smith took the boy to the county
jail at Onawa. He IL q forward boy
with little education and did not realize
the full nature Of his crime.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-07
RED HAIR AND IRISH
WIT MEET WITH FAVOR

Des Moines, Ia. May IA remark
able contest in which only red headed
girls We're allowed TO compete was
just concluded in a big department
store where Manager +. H. Simmons
inserted an ad for bookkeeper, speci-
flying that she must be red headed
Irish preferred. Eighteen red haired
girls answered the ad, Simmons select
ing Beatrice Lewis, of Colfax. The
contest attracted unusual attention be-
cause of the claims made by Simmons
that red headed girls, particularly Il
they are Irish, are more alert than any
others.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-07
ROGERS REPUTATION
is NOT DAMAGED

New York. May flames Nj Beck.
who acted as counsel for I'll. H. Rogers
and James Stillman, filed their answer
at Salt Lake yesterday i'm the Union
Pacific merger suit, said today The
Associated Press dispatch from Salt
Lake is distinctly misleading and at
some points apparently malicious. The
statement that either of my clients
claimed damages by reason OF the
governments allegations of the merger
suit is utterly ridiculous. Some stupid
reporter must have mistaken the
prayer for dismissal with costs. with
which every lawyer in the country is
familiar, for claim for damages"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-07
MABELLE MAN TO
BE BRIGHT STAR OF
"COREY THEATER'

New York. May before sailing
today for Europe with her husband.
Mrs. w. E. Corey. formerly Mabelle
Gilman, the actress, said she intended
to go to Paris to study for the operatic
stage under Jean De Reszke. Mrs.
Corey said she intended to have a
theater in her own house here. SO that
she may be able to give operas in
which she will take part, and for which
she will engage the best singers and
musicians pSocurablaL
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-07
"FATHER" COFFIN
VICE PRESIDENT

R,,,.a. Island, Ill, May ,.-The United
Christian party held its national con
vention Yesterday afternoon and nomi-
mated Key Daniel Il. 1mrney of De-
eatur. L., for president. and l.. $.
Collin NJ Fort Dodge, la, for vice pres
tent. Til. platform declares for the
deraiogue and the golden rule as the
basis If ALL laws and upholds suffrage
Mrs i.aur., Fiven presided.
W. Il Benkert. of Davenport la, was
reelected national chairman
About 40 delegates. half women, rep
resenting four states. were present
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-07
$40, 900 PAID FOR TEN
ACRE TRACT OF LAND

Fort Dodge. Ia, May 2T'en acres
of 'and north of this city sold to Henry
lcngholn for the immense price of SlO.-
COO. Enshoim owns five acres adjoin-
ing this tract and with others will erect
a clay products plant. Experts pro-
nounce the clay the finest ever seen.
Fort Dodge clay industries are most
promising and are destined to further
the growth of the city wonderfully
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-07
FINED
FOR EVADlNG LAW

chicago May s. In % cases brought
by the government against the Rock
Island. Northwestern. Illinois Central.
St Paul, Santa i''e. and Burlington
railroads. charging violation of the
- hour lnw for the transportation Of
cattle, Federal Judge l.andis today
imposed fines aggregating $4,000 en-
cept in the ease of the Northwestern.
A majority OF the fines We're imposed
ON pleas u! guilty.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-07
BOILERMAkERS STRIKE
AGAINST LOWER WAGES

Marshalltown. Ia, May An Iowa
Central boiermakers struck today be-
cause the new schedule reduced their
pay from 411a cents to s6 cents per
hour Strikebreakers, 40 of whom were
imported two hours earlier from Chi
cago, filed their places. The boiler
makers complete the strike of every
department of the shops, and 100
strikebreakers are now at work
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-07
sRMAKERs WANT TC
TELL HOW 1T is MADE

Sstv - Ia. May Al 4 meeting
oil w. .eftdins dairy and creamery
nae:l y NE stat, held here i; wsis de
ri,lsd 20 ask the legislature for AN
approximation 80 hold schools OF in
st;tle'lpH Ne every district in the state
m.iA,r ~" objection of competent mon,
wiio SET, hslp Tho creamery men oil
Ip5eA ~ ifilv their industry NOR
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-07
INSURANCE AGENT
TAKES SUICIDE ROUTE

Adams, an insurance agent, we'll known
over this section of the state. com
mitted suicide by hanging. His body
was discovered this morning in the
board of trade room. Hc lived at Ken
sett. a letter written TO his wife told
OF the contemplated tragedy.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-07
SEVERAL LIVES LOST
IN FIRE IN CHICAGO

Chicago. May 5.-Two additional bod
les :.ill<ins three in all, We're recovered
today from the ruins of the plant of the
Chicago Reduction company, which was
destroyed by fire last night caused by
an explosion of naphtha. Six nlei are
still missing
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-07
FORMER IOWAN STARTS
SPOKANE HAWKEYE CLUB

Spokane. Wash. Ma Announce
me,t is made by John Alexander Will
son. secretary of the Hawlcye club of
Spokane, of which Frederic H. Castor,
formerly of Sioux City, is president,
that $50 members have been enrolled
ana that the annual banquet i'm Ma
sonic temple the evening; of May will
he attended 10y nearly 800 men and
women. Joseph McCarthy chairman of
the program committee promises an
excellent program of musical numbers
in addition To the toastS.
The reunion will be the largest gath
erng of people from amy one state east
of he Rockies in the history of Spo-
k;ine.'' said MIR. Wilson ''l,iv:iry has
developed between the various cities as
to which will turn out the most mem
hers.
Cities Repre- sented.
Cedar Fails is i'm the lead. IDes Moines
is a close second and Charles City is
third. Then comes Council Bluffs
Sioux City. Dubuque, Davenport and
Atlantic i'm the order named. Charles
City is represented by 30 persons,
among them being r. r. Paterson
president of the Spokane Dry Goods
company, formerly AT the head of the
club: LeRoy Waller. former chief of
police of Spokane and Carl d. Merckcl
and his SON Charles. Cedar Falls is
ahead because SO many school teachers
come from there. There is also quite a
colony from Indianola. the majority
being alumni of Simpson college
The plans include Il $50 o'clock din
ner. at which President CASTOR will
preside. with speeches and music after
ward. If many more members are en-
rolled and the tickets are disposed OF
ut the present rate we will have to use
the state armory instead of the Ma
sonic temple hall.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-05-07

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