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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-03
POWERS JURY HAS HIS CASE
Actual Confederation Of Evidence in
Murder Trial Begins at
Georgetown.

9EORGE-CWN, ky, Jan. The Jury
In the trial Of Caleb Powers, former secre-
tary OF state. charged with culrllci-y in
ths murder OF Senator william Goe5el a.
The time the latter was contes-'ng the
Eubernatorial vote, began the consideration
Of the verdict today. Arguments were
closed late yesterday evening and the
jurors retired. bU- decided % postpone
their actual consideration until today.
Tp 70 This afternoon no verdict had been
reached in the Powers case An impress
sion IS growing that the 5U-y may not
be able 20 agree upon a verdict
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-03
HARDEN NOW SERIOUSLY I'LL
Editor on Trial for Libel Unable to
Appear I'm Court Because Of
Serious Condition.

BERLIN. Jan. 2-The closing scene Of
the Hsrden-Von Moltka libel suit was not
enacted today because Harden was again
too III to appear in court. The courts
official physician was sent 70 Harden's
house and verified he fact Of his illness.
The prosecutor asked the court 10 con-
clude the proceedings IN Ha-den's bed
room. The suggestion was rejected and
court adjourned untu tomorrow. The
Tageblatt afirns the report that Emperor
William has concluded 20 restore Count
Won Moltke 10 acrive service and give him
a high position in hts immediate sntourage
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-03

ST LOUIS No. Jan -.-.al. lam
Tracy. wanted on the charge " lavtug
participated IN the robbery % the Odil
IL National hank in September 1906.
was brought here today from C0OperstJwa
: D. where he was recently arrested for
va graDcy- The Ocin bank was no 1hed ~
s. 900. ard after a fight with citizens
Tracy and Henry Coleman were cap
tured Coleman was sentenced 20 the pen-
ttentlary. Tulcv. who was out 0n bond
uandinz trfzI tunnnad hiE hand
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-03
EIGHT YEARS GIVEN HOWARD
Maximum Sentence for MansIauEhtrr
10 Trooper Of second Cavalry
at Dcs MoimeS.

DEs MONIES. Ia Jan 2-Nlneteen-y=a--
old Roy Howard. convicted Of numbering
Mss Martha Picray on the night OF Nove--
Der - vas sentenced 90 eight years In the
peuuTuuary a. .A1imOsa today He was
given the maximum Tor Uanslaughrcr
Howard attempted 20 shoot d1wn a jsaI-
Gus rival and shot Miss Plcray instead.
E- pleaded an accident as an excuze. He
was trooper ~ The Second cavalry STA
TONED az Fort Des M0in=s HIS hume IS
AZ Peoria H.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-03
ATTORNEY HART IN DEFENSE
Minneapolis Lawyer says He Was
within RIGHTS in CrtticisiRE
Supreme Court.

ST Paul M-l-. jar The s7eCiaI
supreme court aEp1.rrsd q b- Governor John
son 10 consider the r-zoluri7u q tie state
Board % Law Examiners that Attorney
Francis D Hart of Minneapolis b. dis
barred because hs insulJed the supreme
court. met today AR. Hart addressed the
court and reviewed al The Circumstances
of his sensational attack uPon a number
Of directions made ~ the supreme court
ana eontsnded thst he had been strictly
within his uGha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-03
GUILD ASKS FOR REGULATION
Governor OF Massachusetts sends Mes
snEe TO Legislature Con-
cerutnE Railroads.

BOSTON. Jan. 2-Governor Guild in his
message % the legislature q Massachusetts
today said no steam railroad in the state
s giving the public the service II should
He added
Existing law is inadequate 20 deal with
--5blsr control of railroads. TIE Msssa-
cbuser-s Railroad commission, the pioneer
IN state control of public corporar'o1s,
should be clothed with ample powers II
should al least Be given I-e same Cun-rO.
81 railroads within Massachusetts that Is
given 10 the Interstate Commerce cOm-lis-
sion In regard 10 roads doing an interstate
business
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-03
TAFT FIXES OHla DATES
Primaries to Select Delegates VIII Be
Held February IL.
STATE CONVENTION MARCH 8
supporters of senator Foraker
Favored Later Dates for Both
Events Hughes starts
OrEnniHRtiOn.
STATE CONVENTION MARCH

COLUMBUS. O.. Jan z-The republican
state central committee tonight after a
protracted session decided 20 issue a call
for state primaries. 20 be held on Febru-
ary H. and for a state convention TO be
held in Columbus on March 3 TO select del
eEates TO the republican national conven-
ton. James r. Garfield. secretary of the
interior viii be chairman OF the state con-
vention. The friends Of Secretary TAN
were in control Of the committee The
supporters Of Senator Foraker on the COM
mittee favored later dates for both the
primaries and the convention.
Hughes OrEaniEattou started.
NEW YORK. Jan Plans for a state
organization. in the interests Of the NOM
nation of Governor Hughes for president
were made today al a conference OF re-
publicsns. legislators and others, At the
kenmore hotel in this city. state Senator
Alfred r Paige Of New York presided, and
there were also present Congressma an
George E Waldo OF Brooklyn; state sup
erfntendent Of Prisons c. V. Collins; state
Water Commissioner John Slaicher; Re
publican State Committeeman II. G. Ten
nant; Charles H Young. president Of the
New York Republican club, and a B
Humphrey who introduced in that club
the recent resolution endorsing Governor
Hughes for the presidency; Senator John
Raines Of Ontario. republican leader in the
senate: superintendent OF Public Works
Frederick c. Stevens. Speaker Wadsworth
and Senator SAKE Of New York. the atti-
trde Of each Of whom is Of special interest
IN this connection. were none Of them
present.
The conference was called somewhat In
formally. Senator Paige said. under the
auspices Of the committee appointed a. a
conference in the same interest held Just
before Christmas at the Manhattan hotel ir
New York City. This committee consists
Of Senator Paige and Messrs. slaicher
Humphrey. Young and A. r smith.
Those present at the conference, sad
Senator Paige. declared that there was
strong public sentiment in favor OF the
nomination Of Governor Hughes and Il wa
agreed that a provisional organization
should be instituted by the selection ot
a man in each assembly district Further
meeting was left subject to the call Of my
self as chairman"
The organization. he said. viii be con
fined to republicans.
7 believe the state republican couven -ioI
viii Instruct its delegates in favor OF Gov
ernor Hughes he concluded
The governor was informed tonight o.
the action OF the conference. but declined
70 make a comment
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-03
FozEIGH.
sPcRT

Coach Vost % Michigan university re-
s-ouds 20 the a-taczs Of President David
starr Jordan Of Leland Stanford lnl-
versity by declaring no money was given
10 secure the presence o. r- W Gregory
AZ Ann Arbo-. Page 3
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-03
Great Britainl. ProbIem.
ANSWER GIVEN SECRETARY ROOT
Japanese Government Submits Note on
Immigration.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2-Secreta-y Root
today received from Aurassa1Cr c. BI.eu
n Toxic a transcript OF the reply of the
Japanese government 10 the memorandum
submitted by him some time ago IN relation
70 the regulation Of japanese immigration
into America The reply ls very long, dis
euss.ng Mr. O'Brien's proposition in the
greatest detail So far Secretary Root has
not had an opportunity 20 carefully con-
slider ire reply. but 10 is stated that in
the opinion o. the state department. g.
EXHIBITS a disposition on the par- 0f tls
Japanese government 90 meet the desires
of America in a satisfactory msuuer- AM
bassador O'Brien coincitTs IN this view %
the japanese Response
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-03
ONE MAN INJURED BY BOMB
Explosion Laid 10 Black Hand Wreciss
Tenement in New York
City.

NEW YORK. Jan. "A dynamite bomb
.syed 70 have been set Of by members
Of TIE B.A-z Had society. wrecked the
entire lower E5or q five-story rensul-a-
house on East Eleventh street lEsr uiEat
ara caused a panic among ths oce-Dsnrs
of the building O-e -,s- vas injured b.
tEe sxpl0sirI-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-03
FANATICS GO MINUS CLOTHES
DoukhObors in Ontario Try Benefits
OF Geld Air and Lnnd in
jail.

FORT WILLIAMS. Ontario Jan. =
Twelve DoUkhobor pilgrims started out yes
terday. without clothing, for one OF their
strange marches through the streets. They
were finally rounded up by the police
Seven men and five women were In the
party and they marched a half mile in
scanty attire before being stopped.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-03
ANTI-FUTURES ACT IS VALID
Federal Judge RuIes ArkansEs LeEis-
Iarure May Protect Peoples
Morals.

LITTLE ROCK AK. Jan. al ldg-
T-,eber IN the federal court here today
urreld the consutar.onaliry ot the anti
futures act The court declares that
the state did not exceed its power IN en-
acting the statute as a police regulation
10 protect the morals % the public The
suit was begin by a Chicago brokerage
firm on the basis that the law violated
interstate rights
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-03
CAPTAIN PILLS8URY SELECTED
PRESIDENT and Secretary Mefcalf select
Hin for Chief of Navi-
cation.

WASHINGTON. Jan AFTER a confer
eres with President Roosevelt today Sec
rstar~ AfetcsIt announced that Captain J.
Plusbury had been selected chief OF
ire navigation bureau Of the Navy depart
merit. Captain PIl-sbury participated n tie
conferences between tEs president E1t the
=s~-sra-y Just PROV 20 -h- a-aounceusnr
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-03
Robbers BIaw Bank SAFE.

PORT SMITH ark-. Jan. L-Robr=-s
early Llis morning blew opeE the vault 81
tire McCurtaln state bsEA a. LcCurtair
OK forty niles from here secured g 81
In gold ard silver and escaped. lezv.rE 40
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-03
RUSSIAN COLONEL MURDERED
Chief of Provincial Gendarme. Fatally
shot Crowded street
at Samara-

SAHARA. Russia, Jan. 2-Colonel Bo-
broff. chief Of the Pruvincis+ gsndarmerie,
vas shot and ksi-ag IN crowded street
here today.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-03
nOrTTSTTC.

Senator Burkett asks Nebraska editors
70 help him push the grazing bill Sena-
tor Brown favors early convention TO elect
deIerates-at-larEe. Move TO abolish the
Broken Bow land office Page
Sunday school workers are IN session IN
Boston considering change in the sun
day school lesson methods. Page l
Physicians ara seriously considering
plan for shortening the number Of years
preparation necessary for students.
Page
Attorney Hart % Minneapolis defends
himself against charge OF insulting the
supreme court Page l
Eight years sentence Is given Roy How
ard al Des Moiaes for murder Page l
France and the United States are likely
soon to arrive at a trade agreement
Page
Captain PiIsbury has been appointed
CHIEF OF the bureau Of navigation. Page
Tobacco war at Hopkinsvills and
throughout Kentucky may be settled BY
the action of the American Tobacco com
parry. Page
The Powers Jury has a difficult time
reaching an agreement Page
Leslie NJ shaw has not made up his
mind whether he will be a candidate for
the presidency. Page
Women are now allowed 70 smoke IN
some Of the flrst-elass restaurants in New
York Page
House and senate at Washington are
likely TO engage in rivalry over financial
legislation Rags
NEHzAsEA-
Governor sheldon viii take his starr
with him in the near future and present
the silver service Nebraska has donated
20 the battleship Nebraska Page
rnzE-GE
Count Boni de Casteilsne and his cousin
engage In f7sr fight IN Paris. Page =
Japanese at Vancouver attack city fire
men. severely vuundinz ore as result OF
ulisraking New Years carousal for hos
tile demonstration Page I
The Bank Of England reduces the rate
OF discount from 20 s per cent Page
one Russian colonel was killed at Sa-
mara Page
sPcRT.
Coach Yosr % Michigan university re-
e-ouds 20 the a-taczs Of President David
starr Jordan Of Leland Stanford -nl-
versitv by declaring no money was given
10 secure the presence OF o. W Gregory
a. Ann A-bor. Page .
coAnEzCLAL AND EDUsTRIAL.
Live stock markets. Sage
Grain markets. Page
stocks and bonds. Page
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-03
RY WIRELESS

SABLE ISLAND-Ninnehaha from Lon
don % New York. -s1 miles east az O. NJ
QT ZEN ESS-'OWN-Arrived or steamer
Saxuuia. from Boston for Liverpool and
proceeded. unable 20 land pa asseug gers aD
account Of rough weather
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-03
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
FRIDAY. January 3, 1905.
THE WAITER.

FORECAST FOR NEBRASKA-Fr1day
Ind Saturday fair
FORECAST FOR TOWA-Fatr Friday and
Saturday. Warmer Friday.
Iemperatlre at Omaha yesterday:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-03

Robert J. Ma-sH aas tesI -aapp- -.-.-.
postmaster a. % Ss.L. Ssa- on --1omus--
Ga-l-r 1f ConETessual El-Es-1
Tho body Of R1Uo kirk Eryun. Elo -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-03
Refunds TO Grain Firms.

-Ee Interstate Commerce Commission 80
day announced a special TeparEtl0l or3s.
has been issued. directing the UH.o- Pac.Cic
Railroad company 20 refund s. 8 -5 s. =
% the Omaha Elevator oOmpzE =-t.-
uents Of grain from various poll 1.-
rraska % Council Bluffs. Also
against the Chicago. ST Paul = 80
a Omaha 20 refund tll-1 20 tie Ira
sfzs,SPi Grain company on a ears.
eats -rorl WllE.d-. N-B.. % Council
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-01-03

Governor sheldon viii take his staff
with him in the near future and present
the silver service Nebraska has donated
70 the battleship Nebraska Page 2
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
somE cJal0sITieS.
Different Lengths q asls-A.~ .
Roe3 Haz Cs.1rrssne1.

The standard yaFsi prevails through.
cut Tie Tr.sei t<IDrl6m. lat the
iensfhs Of the English. Scotch assl Irish
mile i siisfeVsat u essa. whsch II the
Pore curious. seeing that the EngsiSh
and .Ag1e<.caa miles are lteufieaL nnf
the occasional local variations In osl-
Engisaa acre are even more remark,
able. These were perhaps originally
due 20 TIE Euexacfltudea Of ancient
tnd surveying. which was cosnpa.a-
lively of such free aud easy d.scrtpe
tIou that the zcres e nelghboring coun-
ties. not ~ say adjacent parishes.
sometimes varied
4 book published IN the reign Of Ed
ward VI gives the following curiousiy
naive Instructions on the subject:
.-Stand az she door OF church on sun
day aud bid sixteen men to stop. tall
ones aud small ones. as they happen
10 pass out Then make them put their
left feet one behind the other. and the
length thus obtained shall be a right
and lawful rood 10 measure tire land
with. aud the sixteenth part Of ii shall
be right and lawful foot
This Is almost Imaginable. but we have
only TO apply u one 81 the older die
uonaries 10 find that anything Ike ex-
actness. whether OF definition or of
fact. is quite a modern scientific de-
velopment- Aud the story OF the acre
Is case In point IL was supposed 10
anve been reduced To- a common stand
ard in 1895. but IL was not until 1924
that we enacted the statute acre OF
$50 square yards.
With the loose system of measure
ment prevailing for the greater part OF
that long Interval. 10 Is not surprising
that the 50 called acre" was too often
what the local wIscacrcs happened 10
make OF Il. BY long use and wont II
seems probable that the discrepancies
thus arising occasionally crystaillzed
into customs. OF which some examples
still survive. 4 Welsh acre vas for
merly twice as large rs an English one,
while Scottish acre Is larger than
ours by more than 1000 square yards
According 10 authority. there are
seven different measures still In use
by which the acre may lie varlously
defined. Lancashire has within her
borders acres measured on custom
airy local scale, while the 50 called
Cheshire acre Il even larger than that
81 It's Welsh elghbur,-London Globe
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
EglS CF f-c-.cl.


A paper pubIlslsexi In YORKSHIRE.
England. reports that some G00 ehll.
drcn Of Cgfeshs-ad w-rr rrcrufly ~.
aTlref 20 ID essays On Physical ne
fegIoratton and Alcohol. as tots in the
primary Schools Of this part of tie
world may cow toss OF brochures on
.yaFiaitons In The Epl,hclIam Cells In
Invertebrates. Mars-Ig.sst@ and riaufI-
g~naes.- These Gate@head children
had valuable thoughts to contribute 10
the temperance movement The York.
shire TaFey gss~ the ieus.f1 of pub.
llsliEng SOME Of the g.lu~ braaght out
IN this ouspnuFing of iafantiie sapl-
eDee. Here are few 81 safue.
"Alcolol j. useful says one o.
them. lelug mast exqulsIiely uEthy.
'-buE not In the bosiy IL X useful for
polishing furnilrre''
Il hoTse shall never touch !, untll
! ar1 dead" Says another aud we wish
him trek
"a nsn wto takes alcoholic drinkF
can So. fego things NJ ouee"
The children Of druukaris are often
weak aid are sometimes troubled
With being bow!egsed" -fruiy an ir-
ritatIng affection
Those who take drink are not sn
broad chesied as they were loo years
ago" How true,
when man Is Ill the doctor viii
say. Are you a drinker OF alcohol?
and IL he says yes The doctor viii
say. THAT Is what has made you Ill.
you have a fatty liver"
THE more temporary we live the
better IL VIII he for body and mind. -
''Some people say that II you want
TO speak at a concert you should take
a glass OF beer before You should not
IL Is certain that II makes you speak.
but you speak heap OF rubbish"
When a man gets drunk his brains
will not telegraph properly"
Il viii finish up with a piece OF poe.
y have made up myself:
Never be n drankard;
Never touch the gin:
Always be teetotai.
And you re sure TO win"
Boston Transcript
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
Not ALWAYS Well to Butt In.

after the crash" impaired the first
hospital surgeon TO the second. Il ran
over 10 where IL lay on the pavement.
and when raised ii up saw at once
that It's ribs were smashed. while a
gaping hole was torn In its
Pardon me. doctor" broke In the
medical student. who had caught these
words rs he was about TO pass by into
the consumptlve ward. but II you have
no objections I'd Ike 10 take few
notes on that accident case" He pull
ell his notebook from his pocket "Was
the case n childT'
No" the surgeon informed him: Il
was speaking of my umbrella. Judge.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
TonnmXA plnndnr.

Mrs. De Smythe-T Tommy. do you
want some nice plum jam? Tommy
Yes. mother. Mrs DE Smythe-i was
going 10 give you some 10 put on your
bread. but I've lost the key To the
pantry. Tommy don't need the
key. mother. | can reach down
through the window and open the door
from the inside. Mrs. DE Smyihe-
That's wha: ! wanted 20 know Now
5usi wait tn your father comes home
Catholic Mirror.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

Folet's iouey and Tar cures the M rat ohsiI-
nstc epashs aud srpels the cold from the
sYstru IS IL ts mildly laxative. II IL guar
Auss.d. The geHuine Is tn seilow package.
y. ID. Pierce. Parton: p. ]. kinney, Barton
Landing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-11
PROSPEROUS CITY OF
BARTLESvlLEE - OSTLlNC


Speaking of the great Improvement
to be made this goason In that locality
The Bar'lesvine Examiner says.
Bartlesyillle viii be the livelicst
city In the state in another mouth.
though II has never been behind any
other ior he past two or three
years
Tomorrow the General Construction
company starts grading Cherokee
avenue from seventh street tb Elev.
cnth, fixing parking lines also AS
soon as completed II will NO doubt
be continued through the Pemberton
and Frank Phillips additions south.
Next week this same company
starts the sewer contract in the east
part u town recently awarded it By
the city, this means the expenditure
OF thousands OF dollars in labor and
material.
The work Of construction Of the
road6ed OF the inerurban railway,
laying the rails ties and setting poles
then on to Dewey viii be commenced
IN a few days; this also entails an adj
diional expenditure OF thousands Of
dollars IN labor. and rs circulation
in the different avenues OF commerce.
the professional aud other business
interests viii also get the benefit Of
the dollars and cents. The building
Of business and residence aOusas IL
keeping pace with other improve
ments aI-i bids fair to continue
Watch Bar lcsyille grow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-11
he HAD NO WINGS WAS
REASON EDITOR HAD TO RUN

The editor Of he Bartlesville En-
terpvise thus describes the horse whip
ping that he recently escaped ai the
hands of an irate woman. This ~ no
attempt TO analyze the feelings Of the
man on whom the crool, croOl lash is
about 10 descend Rather Il Is 10 be
weak explanation Of why the editor
ran when he was confronted on the
street by an irate lady armed with a
four biz buggy whip. fle ran because
be has not yet learned 10 ily and he
can't get up much speed at pacing and
trotnng. What he required was speed
apd those who saw him move say he
did credit 20 his old form when he
went around the end for forty yards
with the ball He wasn't wearing any
college colors, and there weren't any
cheering ihOusands on the side lines
urging him on 10 4 tonch down But
the inducement was there, only q short
distance behind heavily armed with a
nice neV buggy whip purchased for
use on the editor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-11

Are the Reactionarics All DeadY
Editor Daily Leader
Shall railroad graft and spoliatlon
recomo rampant again in Oklahoma
Or shall the people ruler
MT Editor unler great headlines
Ia your Friday issue. tho lt0h instant.
pars an article over the signature
- Victor o Johnson. OF Pawnee
The song Of this waiting for the poor
railroads that have left the people
without either safe or convenient SER
vice that have sioped al fnprcva
mcnis and extensions and dtproylng
The many sections of any facilities be.
cause the railroads won't DO anything
unles they can rob right and left ami
The concession Of weak and deplora.
lie condition ~ thair strength and
power with ability to SIN further
cfush and guhdue us of orr dire neces-
sity to sue for neace carried 10 It's
final analysis Is. Let the railroads
rob that they may az on rexpenee fut-
nlsh more facilities to commit fur
tber robberies.
would suggest TO Mr.. Johnson our
ausc is no SO helpless n the rail-.
roads still PERSIST IN the violation 81
every duty created bS law. thai the
people can and viii force an action
TO have tier ailroads render an ac-
c ntlng OF their stewardship and
when that accounting is taken IN most
Instances II will show not only hat
these railroads and euip'lent oelong
belong to the people. but that they
srt indebted o the state Tor millions
besides for funds misappropriatcd
Railway companies are quasi onblc
agents of the people. empowered to
collect reasonable charges for trtnspot
tation OF person and pruptrty. and
for every dollars collected IN extess
Of reasonable compensation 4 be-
longs to their principles the people.
and It's misapproprialion in divig'lng
Il to their own use constitutes Q
species " enhezzlement
Let the railroads have all ttey are
by the law entittd to retain t1uT
let no man assert that he Is On Ia
yor of an honest government demand
less for the people,
When this accounting is taken There
will be enough stolen surplus i'm
prove and add al the necessary equip
ment to every great railroad system
In the United States And then. and
not until then. win the people come
into the lawful possession Of their
own. r. C. WHITLEY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-11
3 E7RsEsa3H HaN3g9E4mez9HsE
q PERTAINING TO
Z THOSE ON SICK LIST
VI 80 -sKs.El l.As.N-ansas.R

r. H. Furrow. the florist is i'll at
his home. sos EAST Harrison avenue.
Miss Frances Haskell is quite III at
the guberuatorial apartments in the
Royal hotel
The Moonoy-Fikeyshoo club will
meet lonight to condemn the Roddie
gambling bill
Airs r. D. Cameron, wife OF State
Superintendent Cameron. Is sick at her
home 2ll East Noble avenue.
Walter Bishop, clerk in the Rucks.
Mcfarland grocery tore. Slipped and
fell Tuesday evening az the star sSat-
ing rink. sust'.ripg a nrot,n ,a,n ar1
painful bruises re 8, nov on tor q
Two weeks vpca'ipa aud says nu more
roller skaten .cr me-