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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-30

f. NJ Kell and E Il. Saunders. of
Wichita Falls is in the city today.
Deputy Marshal jacobson has re-
tarned from a trip TO western Okla
homa,
Deputy Marshal Wiley Haipes. OF
Pawhuska, is here attending federal
court
John Kennedy OF the Westrn News
paper Union, was ono Of today's
visitors
W. O. Kennedy OF the Western
Newspaper llnon, is here mixing
with the politicians.
J G Elliott of Pauls Valley, is in
the city. He is a member Of the state
board Of agriculture.
Gus Wilson, Ebb Gregg aud d. L..
Campbell of Mountain View, are here
viewing the legislature proceedings.
Attorney r. f Scott. ol pawhuska.
IS n The city on legal business be-
fore the United states circuit court
Ex-senator j. r uickam Of Perk-
ins is in the city lie is "a member %
The board of regents of the state uui
yersity
Banker . W Orr returned TO Vinta
today after securing deposit 0f
some Oi the S5.00O 900 school fund
nom the school land commission
Banker G l. Gilbert of oklahoma
city, is here today on business. He
was formerly cashier OF the Okla
homa State bank OF this city
A. T. Payne superintendent OF the
Wells-Fargo Express company. was
in the city last evening on business
with the corporation commission
A G. Scott president OF the A a.
NJ. College at Saltwater, is here con
fering with State Superintendent s.
d. Cameron relative TO educational
louis Thompson, who has just re.
turned from four years army service
in The Philippine islands. is here Wis
ting his parents Mr. and Mrs. } +.
Thompson
Seth X Carydon, OF Aluskogee. IS
IN lhe city. iie Mas appointed This
morning as ainerviso of loans in the
ioan' departnhent OF The school land
commission
Corporation Commissioner A. r..
Watson returned last evening from
Oklahoma city where he attended tne
conference of the railroad commits
sicns TINS week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-30

Professor r. n lnnes the renowned
handmas'er Is making tour of the
Southwest pr the purpose OF arrnng.
ing for series OF musical festivals
during the coming season. He will
be In Guthrie the lattor part Of this
week and while here viii hold con.
ference With the business Mems
League with the object in view of
planning something Of tho kind for
this city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-30
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= PERTAINING TO
= THOSE ON SICK LIST i
I'E9R9H9E4HsW HsWs.Ns-M1N9HF ME

w II, Kerr representative Of the
Daily Ohahoman is confined 10 his
room at the lone hotel with an attack
81 lagrippe.
Mrs Roscoe PieLy Is on the sics
liei
Ruel Haskell stenographer IN the
governors office who has been sick
for the past week Is still unable to be
a the Office
MIR London writes "lf owned
your Tea I would guarantee cure
or refund their money say its Ma
ture cure and the only tea for the
blood HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea cured him where others failed
Nun said g. r. Renfro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-30
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PERSONAL
AND
LOGICAL
HfRsnsaSaSEsHsHsu4EFRss

Dr. Day Of Edmond, is in the city.
Il z. Green is here from Tonkawa,
Joe oaut is here from Oklahoma
q A. lee. Of shawnee is in the
T. g. IIuber Of Hobart. is in the
& $ BarDsr Of Cnid, is in the
lss Rosser d che, euue is in the
a ~ 61rsn { here from part,es
yeau S. Burger is here from Black.
g A Thompson Is here from
y Beatty olrApsdarho, IS IN
Delegates Riley aud Brewer are in
tho city
q Y Randall. Of Tulsa, Is Guth.
rie visitor
A W Jones. Of Mangum, Is in the
capital city
J. l. Bird. OF Pawhuska is a
Guthrie visitor
Forest chouteauh OF wasnaugah,
is ia the city
A. W. comstock is here from
lonca City today
Delegate Jake Anderson Is over
fronl Grant coun4
Judge Rierer has returned from
visit to Washington
pf A l.. blesh returned TO okla
Roma City this morning.
Publisher Hess Of me Normah Dem.
oeratTopic is In the city
w y Webb OF Hugo is ia the city
visiting Senator " r. stewart
A. r Canheld OF Nayina IS ia the
citS today transaetng business
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-30
Mrs. Mcclure Receives
Special to Daily Leader.


Washington. ID C.. Jan 3O.- Mrs.
Bird Mcclure, the wife Of Congress.
man Mcclure. assisted by the wives
OF the Oklahoma senators and repre-.
sentatives and others Of tho Okla.
homa colony We're received Tuesday
IN the red parlors of the new WIFE
ard Just before the recention the
phahcmans visited the White
House. President Roosevelt having
invited Mrs McGuire to present the
fnembers Of the delegation and the
.othei Oklahomans.
Nice-President Fairbanks and
many Of he senators and represen.
tatives their wives and the leading
society women OF the district called
90 'he willard during the Oklahoma
reception Il Was disiin tly an OKLA.
hnma affair The cakes we're made
m Oklahoma by Mrs CLARK and Mrs.
Taefers of Pawnee.
Those who assisted Mrs. Mcclure
and called on President Roosevelt
are Senator and Mrs Gere Senator
and Mrs owen. Representatives and
Mesdames r j. Fulton. J. S Dayen-
port Scott Ferris ana G ID Carter.
Mrs Richard Adams. she Misses
Stapler The Misses Saunders. Miss
Lyons. Miss Roberts Of Gthrie. Mrs.
Matlock Of O8lah0ma City. Mrs
Vance Of Muskoece aud Mrs. Cvox.
ION q Gtnrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-30

Nesolntlons wore passed. by the
sbcriffs who met here Tuesday night
endorsing the present prohibition bill
before the Legislature and asking
that IL may be passed with the emer-
gency clause attached The resolu-
tion calls for each member OF the as.
tCeiatipn TO use his influence 10 have
voters in their respe t.ve counties
write to their representative in the
legislature urging them 10 vote for
the bill and the emergency law
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-30

(Continued From PAGE -
ing directors Fof three years q. j.
Adsii Tahlonuah, Olla John r..
Christensen aud G.. l.. Stouer for
two years. w W. Henderson. Gov
Charles ~ Haskell uf Muskogec. OK
John n Elton aud ~ r. Mason Tor
one year. joscIh a. tordcal Edwin
Massa of Versailles Mo- Charles
Young mni g. G. Mcthpny ha board
oi directors elected the following
officers ioln B Christensen. pres.
ident aud general coauscl Thomas J.
Affair, first Vice president and treas.
urer, John ~ Elton second vice pres.
ident W ~ Henderson. third vice
president G J.. Stoner secretary
Charles Young chief engineer, g. G.
Meheney OF Fort Wayne, Ark. super
ntendent Of construction; ana Henry
kohwer. consulting engineer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-30
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: FRESE TOPICS 4
: OF THE TOWN 4
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Major cutter. of 1T Sam Honston.
passed through the eity last evening
en- route 70 Pawnee TO begin his an.
nual tour o. INSPECTION OF the OKLA
bona National GuarA Adiumnt Gen.
ersl Frank " Canton let this mofn-
lus for Perry Whenr. he VIA Join Mai
Cutter and accompany him on bis in-
spection tour
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-30

February. though the shortest
month of the entire calendar this wear
means more than it has for 40 years
TO the labOrer who receives his pay
every saturday February with Gve
SATURDAYS IN il occurred IN 1868; Il
viii come again in ,94S.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-30
prenhvtnrIan Meetlnns.

Rev u b Mayo will speak Shis
evening on THE Sin Against Love
Friday evening there will be
Thanksgiving and Praise service after
the sermon Those who attend the
meetings enjoy them very much.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-30
Pertaining TO
State Officials
a8aaHaBaasR9neasuanaaauaps

N'F'thpi Haskell Is getting the re.
putation throughout the state as 0e.
ing the little peace maker. instead of
Tie little boss as he was called i'm The
recent campaign. He has settled many
dilticult problems of latc including the
war between the national and state
schools. lt does not take the governor
long TO get legislative committees TO.
sether on the best laws for the state
nor for the state officials 10 pursue
the best policies in building the ship
Of state.
The department clerks and en-
ployees Of the senate and house met
last night, in the office of the state
Treas rer Menelec ana perfected an
organization of the Administration
Club which will seek to become the
mos popular social young mems club
IN the city this winter Il Is founded
on the Jeffersonian principle
State Treasurer Menefee is in Ana
dolkq as witness in court
Attorney General Chas. West is in
Enid today making preparations To
move 10 tne capital city He has pur.
chased the Magann place on West
Cleveland avenue
state superintendent n y Cameron
is IN sulphur today. making prepar-
ations TO move his family into the
manse Of the First Baptist church of
this city OF which Mr. Cameron has
accepted the passosship
Cepthus Miller of Seward. well
known in political circles has been ap-
pointed as special examiner aud an.
praiser for the loan department OF
the school land commission.
Chairman Jack Love and Commis.
sioners J l. McAlester aud A. r. Wat
son Of the Oklahoma corporation com.
mission. together with Secretary w
+. Chapman and Rate Clerks win.
mington and G. b. Bee. returned last
evening from OKLAHOMA City, where
they attended the conference meeting
Of he commissions Of the Southern
state The states Of Texas ana Al.
kansas were The only two ont Of the
five invited by the Oklahoma com,
mission at the meeting IN speaking OF
tic meeting. Commissioner Watson
said last evening that it was very
helpful one. and that they learned
many things that viii be Of great bene-
iit to the citizens of the state we
are Interested 20 our work of reduc.
ing interstate freight aud passenger
rates aud Will lower them. Our man
ncr Of procedure wa do not care TO dis.
rlnse We win hold another meeting
"a Galveston, April 49, O. This year.
and another one at Little Rock in
August
Attorney General West and his as
sistant Geo. Henshaw. have also re.
Turned from Oklahoma city and were
H. attendance at this commission con
ference meeting
Commissioner A. ,. Watson Is
writing an opinion for the commission
to hand down on the reciprocal de-
marriage order which viii be given
Cut tomorrow Il makes but few
hanges in the original order by the
commission The same win so into
effect after lt IS officially published
for ionr weeks
Chairman Jac0 Love Of the corpora
tion commission IS writing an Opin
ion setting forth the commits
sion's holdings IN the coal reduction
rate hearing II Is Thought that the
order viii be put into effect the way
r. was first drafted with few minor
changes in the rating and some
changes 10 grouping the mines - The
state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-30

Judge ~ b. Herod corrects state
ment relative TO the prosecution %
Frank Ellis Judge Herod led In coun
sci for the state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-30

A grand prize masquerade bali
be given 1872 the Guthrie Maenaerchor.
at the Filtsch building Nonday "a S
p. m- February 3rd 1868 Tickets
are on sole at Wanaces drug store.
iurfow q COS Flower store and
RiizhaWts hakery Admission lor
gentleman Sh00 lady 50eis Cos.
tnmes can De- rented at sine hall from
sunday at b. m Feb 2nd which
are furnished by the Warren Costume
90 The prizes given away are on
exhibition at Wallace's Drug Store
The committee has made arrange
monts with the street car company
to rm cars until 1890 p. m
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-30

The Passion Play at the Gem is
making q great hit Since the produc-
tiun has been put IN, the place has
been crowded 70 the utmost with
children in theatteruoons and grown
ups AT night This nlay has proven
quite instructive AMI is a piece every
one should see-the life OF Christ be
ing followed throughout Tonight Is
the last night Those who have not
as yot seen this production should do
so Az the Gem
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-30

The kp klux Klan held their first
meeting OF the winter season tuesday
evening at the new home OF Mr.. and
Mrs VIII Rejahl. coming IN on the
hosts as surprise as is their usual
custom. The evening w8s spent
pleasantly at cards Mrs Ira Long
aker and MIR a McElhenney win
ming first prizes. a pound of break
fast bacon and dozen eggs. Mr.. X,
w. Dawson. OF Oklahoma city. who is
here serving on the federal grand
jury and is the senior partner of the
firm of Dawson q McElhenney Pro
duce company. was "a guest of the club
aud taken into the secrets of the Klu
NluN lNlan.
Blemishcs, pimplcs. rashes medl
Gated by Satin skin cream disappear
Nature paints in Ve;ors bright
our cheeks and lips - fine:
Assist nature TO paint for thee.
BY taxing Rocky Mountain Tea.
G.. r RenfiU.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-30

Matinee 25c. Nights
sc. 35c and 5Uc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-30
Coolest Day Of New Year.

Yesterday was the coolest day Of
the new year tho thermometer regis.
tering Is degrees above zero.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-30
GOVERNOR HASKELL
A DIRECTOR

tcoutinued From PAGE u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-30

McCalla, of Love county, has quietly
but surely worked up to be one Of the
leaders of The house His strong and
forceful arguments never fail to com.
nand respectful hearing from the
mo mbCrs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-30

Hives, eczema, itch or salt rheum
sols you crazy Can't bear the touch
OF your clothing. Doan's Ointment
cures the most obstinate cases. Why
suffer. All druggists sell IT..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-30

Blomishcs pimples, rashes medI-
Gated by Satin skin cream disappear.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-30

The dance given last evening by
the ladies' OF ST. Mary's Catholic
church at the Elks hall proved a
grand success. II was one of the
largest attended affairs of the sea-
son. The music was furnished by
Iimmerman's orchestra. Light re-
lreshments were served
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-30

The carnations worn by the mom-
bers yesterday added much to the
appearance of things Il
would be qHite becoming could flowers
ho seen Ia tho hall every day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-30

Cooperation Commissioner A. T..
Watson returned last evening from
Oklahoma city where he attended tne
conference o. the railroad commits
sicns TINS week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-30

Naudeventrr rreated laugh yes
terday when nc playiully referred TO
TO Holland as che junior member from
Tulsa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-30

Miss Katherine land has returned
from Clinton No. where she ha
lust completed a convse ia The Clinton
Business college
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-30

Attorney General West and his as
sistant Geo. Henshaw. have also re-
turned from Oklahoma City and were
h. attendance at this commission con
ference meeting.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-30

Commissioner A. r. Watson Is
writing an opinion for the commission
tp hand down on the reciprocal de-
mlqrage order which win be given
orr tomorrow II makes but few
changes in the original order by the
commission The same win go into
effect after it IS officially published
for iour weeks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-01-30

J + Bennett an employee OF the
Gutarie Milling company caught his
rlghi hand in the machinery yester-
day The hand was badly lacerated.
Bennett was taken to the Methodist
hospital where Doctors Noble and
West amputated one OF his fingers
and dressed and bandaged his hand
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-21
WHAT THEY'LL DO TO HIM.
Walker to be Arraigned Immediately
 OH His Arrival Here.

New Britain, July 20-When Treas urer Stanley was shown Walkers statement this afternoon he said that 1t was like all others made by that in- dividual and that there was no de; pendence to be placed on 1t.
 MT. Stanley explained that when J. H. Pease, went to see Walker at Ensenada that the latter gave him letter to give to the directors of the bank in which he said that his mind for several months before he left New Britain was a blank, that he had no recollection of losing the money, that he had no re- nembrance of dealing with any one in reference to It. and that 1t was not .un- til he was on train bound for the west with ticket in his pocket that his memory returned, but even then he could not recall the events of many ol the preceding months. MT Stanley characterized Walkers statement al the time as being all rot and said that the statements made by him today was along the same line.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-21
AUTO INTO SWAMP
Glidden Tourist Takes Sudden Turn to Keep from Going
 Over Cliff.
ALL REACH POLAND, MAINE
Four Teams and Five Runabouts Re- main With Clean Scores-No
 Penalties Yesterday.

Summit Springs Poland, Me-, July 3o. The Glldden tourists arrived here this afternoon, nearly one and a half hours ahead of schedule. The roads were wetted down by Il shower in the early morning, so that 1t was the first absolutely dustless run since the tour lsts left Buffalo. Franklin No. l4, driv. en by NJ, s. Bates, went into swamp, near Ipswich, to escape going over q cliff Into the sea at a sudden turn in the road IL was pulled out and finish ed the run on schedule time. None of the cars with clean scores were penal ized in to-day's run. There are still four teams retaining clean scores in the Glidden contest, including Buffalo team No. II, composed of Great Ar row No. 1, driven by Forbes s. Dey; No Arrow No. 8, ddriven by Charles Bur man; Peerless No. 6, driven by W. c Straub, and Peerless No. !, driven by II. D. Savage. the Bay State team. com posed of Mormon No. 21, driven by F Ewing. Marmon No. 22, driven by NJ Clark, and Marmon No. 23, driven by W. c. Marmon and the Chicago tean, No. l. composed of the Oldsmobile No S5. driven by Andrew Auble. the Haynes No. 19. driven by r. S. Mutt and the Haynes No. 20, driven by Lord and Wagoner. Five runabouts In the How CT contest, also retain clean scores, in- J. s Williams. Great Arrow No. i03 driven by Edward Retting. Premier No. 104. driven by c. 4. Weide; Stod- dard-Dayton N. l07, driven by G, P Moore, and Stoddard- Dayton No. 112 driven by R. c. Mox.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-21
EXPLOSION ON KEARSARGE
Five of Fire Room Crew Scalded by
 Bursting of Steam Pipe.

Honolulu, July 20.--By the bursting of steampipe on the forward star board boiler of the battleship Rear sarge of the Atlantic fleet, five of the fire crew were Injured seriously. The accident occurred late Saturday but the news did not become generally known until this morning. the Rear sarge being anchored In the harbor dis tant from the shore.
 Fires were drawn after the accident and the steam plant was disabled for nine hours.
 The names of the worst injured arc Wilson, q water tender; Watson second class fireman and porplum, a coal pass CT. Their injuries are said to be su- perncial. The accident to the Rear sarge will not interfere with her sail ing with the fleet on Wednesday. The pipe which burst was seven inches in diameter. It burst directly under the ventilating shaft, and rent the upper side thus permitting the steam 10 escape through the ventlators All the ships of the third division have arrived from Lahlna and the fleet is once more Intact.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-21
LEVY LOSES MONEY.
Loss of Citizenship Damages Notary
 Business.

Because he lost his citizenship as the result of the taking away by gov- ernment inspectors of his naturaliza- ton papers last week Wolf Levy has also lost his standing as a notary pub He. Yesterday he appeared before Chief Cowles with a hand full of monthly reports of peddlers from his district for whom he has been &C., customed to work all sworn to before him, but the chief refused to accept them at all and told Levy that he could not take the reports and that the peddlers must come in and swear to their reports in the detective bu- reau There were about two hundred reports turned down in all, and Levy thus loses his fees on them all. He protested but the chief stated that he had not heard anything from the governor yet regarding Levys appeal and therefore he had refused to rec ognlze the validity of documents sworn to before the former citizen
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-21
MYSTERY CLEARED UP
Confession of French Butler Solves
 Paris Bankers Murder.

Paris, July 20,-One of the murder mysteries of Paris was cleared up to- night by the confession under skilful questioning of Courtois, the footman arrested yesterday on the charge of being implicated In the murder of Auguste Remy, a wealthy retired banker, who was stabbed 10 death on June in his home in this city. Jewelry belonging to the murdered banker was was found in the footmans possession and when he was first arrested he de- nled having been in any way connect ed with the murder, asserting that he had found the jewelry together with sum of money, hidden in the cellar of the bankers home and having spent the money, was afraid to speak of the jewelry
 In his confession to-day, Courto's described to the police how he and the butler, Renard, who Mag arrest ed several weeks ago on g charge of complicity in the murder, crept into the bankers room in the middle of the night and how Renard stabbed the banker to death while Courtois held him on the bed. Afterward they washed the blood stains from their | hands and clothes and took the money and iewelry from Mime. Remy's room. They then arranged the house to give the impression that the crime had l been committed by burglars.
 The arrest of Renard, on June 28, revealed the existence of an astonish- ing state of affairs in the bankers household prior to the assassination. It was shown that Renard had be- come complete master of the estab- lishment and that the very lay before the murder was committed the bank CT had finally determined to discharge tn butler. Mme. Remy quarrelled with her husband over this and left the house. That same night a quar-
 rel ensued between the banker and his butler, which, according to the evidence secured by the police, event uated in the death of Remy.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-21
BRUSHING OFF TREES
James Hillhouse Taking Care of Hill-
 house Avenue Elms.

house Avenue Ems.
 Because of his great interest in the elm trees and their preservation James Hillhouse of Hillhouse avenue Is working hard for the safety of the beautiful elms which line that street. Yesterday he went over all the trees on the street visiting some of them twice, and with brush and dust pan carefully swept off all the beetles which were within reach. When coll lected he put them in pals of kero- sene so as to kill them effectually As 2 result of his work the trees In that neighborhood are in much better con- dition than they were. It Is his method not'to use any spray or liquid on the trees but to brush the bugs off with a hand brush using whisk where there are crevices which are hard to reach. On his second trip he found many of the trees which had a new crop ready for him and these he also secured The trees in the vicin- ity of the college buildings he found In good condition with few beetles as they have been carefully cared for. Mir. Htllhouse plans to do the same work to-day on this street.
 He suggests that those who wish to save the trees can do so In this way and that if everybody took this care of the trees in front of his home all would come out all right