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The Detroit times., 1908-10-12
AUTO CONCERN TO
MOVE TO PONTIAC

Detroit Is about TO lose another\in.
dustry, the Motor Car Co.. makers OF
the friction driven Cartercar, having
decided to remove to Pontiac The
company has Increased its capital to
$3.50 900, and changed its name 20 the
Cartercar Co.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-12

v.r cL NJ kis. fpiir TsEEis g "a ..
points East pAmr 1850 . nA pAW
WEEK END EXCURSIONS to cisvs-
and every SATURDAY. night. % rsssd utD
For MACkINAC aud Way Ports.
Alpeus. Petoskey, Chicago. SEQ, Mar-
auette, Duluth-Leave Monday. s D.
M Friday 9:30 A. m.
For TOLEDO sunday nm
Thursday 9:t5 n. m.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-12
WITHIN EY.

A melodrama Of more or less class
Is "The Indians Secret, or Trailed In
the Desert" current In the Whitney
theater this week. It is one OF Lin
coin J. Carter's best efforts In this
particular line, but it Is not 80 much
the piece as the way In which 1t Is
presented that appeals to the discern
ing patron. For the information OF
the gods" let II be recorded that
there Is no dearth OF blank cartridges.
though the rate at which they are
used Is likely to make big hole In the
property mans supply of ammunition
before the engagement Is over. The
cast includes several real Indians.
II Is in the fourth act that the COM
pany Is seen at Its best. The act Is
In four scenes, each showing spot
In the arid wastes of Nevada. The
perils that beset travellers over the
burning desert are wildly depicted In
some of the best bits of individual
acting ever seen on a local stage. and
which alone are enough to make the
play worth while.
Especially noteworthy is the work
Of Frederick LOOMS as White Eagle;
willard Dashiell as Sheriff Smith;
Frederick Tillisch as Cincinnati Jim
aud also as Two Strike. u sioux war
rior, and Emile Leasing as Myrtle
Calhoun.
There will be matinees daily except
Wednesday.
Sure Shot Sam" is next weeks Of
fering.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-12
Hunters Exe0rslon-Grand Trunk
Railway system-Northern On
tario noinfs

One way first class fare for the
round trip, October 9Th % Eoyembe
srd. Return limit Deceutoer 9Th.
City Ticket ONCE. ia Woodward-aye.
Telephone N. 80.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-12

Heferr1ng TO MS service as pOI1c6
commissioner, Mr.. Warren declared
that the Masonic Temple fair commit
tee had wanted to run slot machines.
although the machines we're barred by
law from other places.
Turning to the subject OF church
men INDUCING In corrupt practices, he
said that the men who have INDUCED
in the steslthy and poisonous de-
bauching Of legislators are high In
church affairs. He referred to the
church Affiliations of Rockefeller, Nor
gan. Ryan and others and recalled that
Chancellor Days defense Of the
Standard OIL methods had been Wild
ly applauded In the Methodist confer
ence, and Dr. McArthur's attack on
the president had been made before
churchmen.
do not be so eager to build
churches as to do II with ill-gotten
wealth." cautioned the speaker. Graft
Ing In Christs name Is as disreputa-
BILE as in politics"
He added that the trouble with these
men who had cloakeu themselves In
church respectability was that they
satisfied themselves with the forms
and not the sense OF religion; that
they did not practice on six days what
they assented to ON the Sabbath.
Referring to the coal famine of sew
eral years ago, Mr.. Warren comment
ed on the fact that one man could feel
himself divinely authorized to bring
about situation that meant distress.
sickness and even death to many OF
his fellow beings, And yet" said the
speaker. this man claims to be .
follower of Jesus Christ, whose life
was spent in deeds Of mercy and jus
tice!"
. Il say II with all reverence, that II
believed that 1t was Gods scheme
that part Of His children should suf-
fer while others have Infinitely more
than they need. should regard Him
as monster"
He closed by urging the ministers
to teach the virile truths OF Christian
ity and to work for better conditions.
There was some discussion of the
paper. most OF the ministers holding
that the postmaster's remarks were a
healthy tonic.
Clinton N. Howard. who 10 here to
deliver q series Of temperance lee
lures, spoke in high terms of Mr..
warren's address and regretted that
the postmaster Is not mayor OF the
city. He urged upon the minister's
their power to correct evils.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-12

God offers to every man his choice
between duty and despair.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-12
N LOCAL pA1hOU5t5:
IYCEUM.

Ben Hendricks, Swedish eharac-
ter actor Of ability, brings to the Ly-
ceum this week a three-act comedy
drama called lyon Yonson," with Mr..
Hendricks in the name part. 1t Is not
a new piece. Its first presentation In
the Lyceum occurred more than Is
years ago, but FEW o. the present-day
theatergoers will remember the story.
1t was presented before two good
houses, Sunday.
The play relies largely for its draw
ing power on Mr.. Hendricks faithful
portrayal OF the big good-natured, he
roic lumberman, Yon fonson. The
whole plot centers abou him. The
stage business, when Yon Is not on
hand. seems dull and fat In compari-
son, but Yon's smile and his delight
full dialect are as rays Of sunshine.
The play is in three acts. one OF
which shows a lumber camp In the
woods Of northern Minnesota, and the
breaking OF a log jam. This gives
Yon's heroic qualities chance and
his rescue Of his employers daughter
from perilous position on the jam
provides rather thrilling climax.
Mr.. Hendricks is. a singer as well as
character actor and his Sunday Of
ferings were warmly received.
The management presents Marry
ing Mary" next week.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-12
GAYETY.

There are n number OF good special
~ features in the program Of sam
The Detroit times., 1908-10-12

tag CO.. Is John R-st. Phons itsi.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-12

wharf feet Of Grisweld-st. Ro0 4mn
rLArs sss ronf nUnoN way 92Fla
days. q N.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-12


saying that when dealing with men
of great religious professions, you
must watch every move" number
OF pastors arose with protests.
TITS not 3d. came the response
from a number.
Sometimes it's SO and sometimes 1t
Isn't" declared the Rev. J. N. Bark
ley.
The chairman finally got order for
Mr.. Warren to proceed.
Mr.. Warren asserted that the church
Is losing It's hold with the mass of
business men. not because Of a disbe-
lief in the truths of Christianity, but
because business men are looking for
practical demonstration of the NOR.
al truths of religion. They find too
much distinction In the churches along
monetary lines.
The sewer digger Is as necessary
to our civilization as the doctor or the
minister or the postmaster" said Mr..
Warren.
why do you denounce Sunday
baseball and not Sunday golf? Why
do you oppose the Sunday saloon and
not the clubs that are open Sunday"
He went on to say that there should
be no class distinction in enforcing the
Sunday law. His remark that the
German citizens, while among the
most frugal and industrious in our
population, believe In their right to
drink on Sunday. brought forth some
protest from the German pastors pres
ant
The Detroit times., 1908-10-12
SAYS MONEY CUTS
TOO MUCH FIGURE
IN RELIGION

tCo.tinueA from Page One.)
The Detroit times., 1908-10-12

District Attorney Jerome did not ap.
pear.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-12

LAKE AND Rrvew .rEAxERs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-23
SCHOOL LAND ACREAGE STATED.
Covers Thirty-seven Counties in the
Western Part OF the State.

covers Thirtyseven Counties in the
Western Part Of the State.
Ia response to request from the
senate the school land department re-
ports that the fogal number OF acres
of school land in oklahoma is 205O.4
S7G This covers thlrtyNeven counties
in the western portion Of the state
ITho largest amonnt OF school land is
in Kiowa county ll3f02 acres; next
being Lincoln With i0O615 acres. and
third Harper county with 100000 The
other counties range between i2.o0O
and g6,090 acres each
The department gives The vane of
the school lands referred 10 in the re-
port at $3.50 1872 -, and from witch
an annual rental Of SlS9,g00 ~ is de-
rived. The percentage of school land
lossees residing upon school land
leases is forty-eight The figures OF
school land. the report states, does not
Include l.05000O acres known as col
ilege lands, received by the state
through the enabling act, on account
iof these selections not yet being ap
iproyed by the department OF the in
tteror
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-23
"CLIMBERS" HIS PREY
Magazine Editor Arrested on Fraud Charge Sold Stock
TO Women Anxious for Publicly

Speeial 10 Daily Leader
Now York. March Franklin
Lawrence editor Of Society. q weekly
publication devoted 60 the d0lngs OF
fashionable folk in which many wom-
en- prominent in tho 400 are said to
hs stockholders is locked up at po-
lice headquarters. charged with OBJ
tanning $1,000 by trick and device.
Among those who are reported 10
have purchased stock in the maga-
Zinc at St00 q share are Mrs Stuyves-
ant Fish, Mrs Paul Morton Mrs
Clarence w. Mackay Mrs Theodore
Shonis and Miss Dolhe Lynch. OF
Lakewood.
The plan adopted bys Lawrence 10
bring disqualification to the notice Of
the 400 and show the value OF the
stock was TO send a solicitor to the
home Of society hostesses before a
ball or function Of any Kind and eN-
plain that the paper desired to treat
il in dignihed manner and in ac.
cordance with the Wishes of those
interested.
Then. oit Is said the question OF the
person interested becoming a stock
holder was mentioned, and a share or
two oi stock was sold in this manner
TO those who felt kidnly yrtoward the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-23

publication.
Mrs ShOnis became stOclhDlder
shortly before the marriage OF her
daughter to the Duc de Chaunes She
purchased two shares at 500 each.
The Lakewood section OF Society con
tanned a beautiful halltone portrait
of Miss Shbnts on its first page
The arrest OF Lawrence was made
on the complaiin of Harry y Harris,
of Brooklyn. Harris was engaged in
October last as an advertising solic-
itor and put up cash security Of
IS 900. he SAYS ~ geurn he received
100 shares OF Society as security
The par value OF the stock was Sl0,-
600 Harris says he solicited adver-
Using until told he was getting too
much Of the kind that was not want
ed Then he was put 20 work to in,
crease the circulation Of the paper
He worked on commission and says
he obtained only sl750 and was un-
able TO gen any more money on 20 res
cover bis $ 000
Then he consulted the district att
torney who had the editor arrested
on the charge stated. and also on the
further charge OF violating the penal
code IN connection with running a
corporation unlawfuly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-23
Natures Warning

Guthrie People Mus; Recognize and
Heed 1t
Kidney ills come qnicky- mystcrl.
ously
Bat nature always warns yoa.
Notice the kidney secrotions.
See 1t the color is unhealthy
II there are settings and sediment.
Passages frequent. ocanty. painful
It's time then TO use D0an's Kidney
lills
TO ward Off Bdghes disease or dia-
betes.
Doans have done great work in
Guthrie
Louis b. Kroeger Belyea Addition.
Guthrie Okla, says For two years
had several attacks OF lame back
never severe enough to cause me- ta
lay or from work but exceedingly
troublesome There was also an ans
noyance from the too frequent action
of the kidney seereA.uns. During one
OF these spells Deans Kidney Pills
were brought TO my notice and pro-
cured a box at } y. Wallace's drag
store. used them according 10 diree-
tions and received snch marked bene-
iii that il gives me pleasure 10 en-
dorse the claims made for them
For sale by an dealers. Price 80
cents Foster Aiiibpn Co. Buffalo,
New York. Sole Agents for the Unllel
States
Remember lhe name Doans -and
take no other
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-23
SOUTHWEST TEACHERS
TO MEET AT SNYDER


spccial TO Daily Leader
Snyder. okla March 20 For The
purpose Of organizing an ASSOCIATION
oi the teachers OF the southwestern
part of The state as "a branch OF the
state organization teachers from all
parts OF southwestern oklahoma VIII
meet in snyder April Is.
This is the dlte set Tor the regu,
lar Niowa county association meeting
ana instructors and superintendentS
from an OF the neighboring counties
have been invited.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-23
iNNDlANs TO GET COAL
LAND IMPROVEMENT MONEY

SPECIAL Tc The Daily Leader
Mrskogee, Okla. March 20--D II
Kelsey, Indian agent announced to-
day that he viii begin the payment
OF S250.C00 to the Choctaw indians
who owned improvement ON the segre-
gated coal lands at McAlester, March
"a. The pay party will be at McAlester
from the cath 20 the 26th Poteau,
27th and 2Sth; Atoka. S0th and 3lst.
II is Thought that the payment can
he completed in six DAYS. There are
about 40o indians who win get this
money. They owned Improvement on
the coal lands which they We're with.
drawn from allotment The indians
are expected TO meet the pay party OF
The PLACES mentioned II they fail "a
do so they win have 70 come 20 Mus
kogee 80 get their money
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-23

lower house pledged by the caucus
to agree with The compromise and
made a speech Ia which he withdrew
his opposition. stating tho viii OF his
people WAS superior to his private
opinion Later he went out. suposine
that he would be roasted" off the
earth Instead his democratic friends
crowded around him. telling him that
he was correct and showed that he
was real and conscientious demo-
crat Expecting abuse ana kicks he
received moro encouragement than he
ever expected o., any topic hence
the smile he wore az day sunday
pr Conn. ardent prohibitioGist Int
WIS failed 10 fan in love with dis
pensary. says the majority had a
right to put the dispensarics in; that
he was and Is not now kicking but in
sists as q doctor that he has a right
10 assert that the doctors who declare
whiskey medicine are all OF the
trolley. And there might be added
thar when doctors do disagree. they
do It harder aud more indpstriously
than alll Other people combined.
Reading Clerk Ham Bee the busy
bee. by the way. OF the senate, de-
ciares law cutting all bills down to
no more dian tweleve sections. would
rnd favor among the reading clerks
of both legislative bodies.
The strongest poliical organization,
on perhaps better to say. the closest
one Is hat controlled by Senator Hat
cnett of Bryan county Mir. iatchett
Is th head front and rear guard OF
the organization. Il consists OF Sem
atoi Hatchett. and no mo- e. Further.
more. no more can Join. n ring
Ia other words, lIatchcn Is free
lance lie lobbies on no measure.
agrees 10 support what he wants 10,
and goes on record as eheeriully
when there is himself alone Tor a
measure as it were the entire body
Il is said when be was whacking away
on the appropriation bill, Senator
Mathews wanted TO Join the Hatchett
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-23

Bartl ssvile. Okla. March 23-The
action Of the Wa hington county bar
association IN starting agitation for a
new district court comprised of The
counties OF Usage, Washington and
Tulsa. Is bearing fruit The court
cities of the Cherokee district realize
that a change must come and the
elimination OF the two largest cities,
Rarilesville and Tul "a, would eNpe-
dite matters ia the other points
The Bartlesyille Examiner has this
90 say:
Realizing the necessity of taking
some action 10 selieys the present
congestion 10 tighten the labors Of
the presiding Judge and afford a
great convenience in the disposition
OF eases and attendance upon court
The Washington county bar associa-
ton held business session last
evening "a three o'clock and later talk.
ing adjournment until Saturday
The most important feature of the
proceedings Was feh Ni0Ntion Of q
resoluibia aslsing the ORMhoina lsg
islatuie 20 crsate a new judicial dis.
tuict TO be composed 0f The counties
of Washington OAage aud Tulsa with
terms of court in each town
The present judicial district Is
composed of Six counties aud handles
lalmost the entire lseal business Of
what was formerly the Cherokee ma
ltion IN the OH Indian TERRITORY
The long distance hViween the
conftthoWns of the pres M district
works as q great hardship upon az
ltnrnels. lpieanis aud witnes es and
ia addition imposes TOO much wors
lrpoa she zion. Thomas Brown The
ipresidlag Judge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-23

Mathews is il practicing attorney
while Hatchett who won fame and
wealth as an attorney lives on
Bryan county farm and refuses TO be
called a lawyer ii he did black
bail" Mathews. the latter who is
personal and social lion, can refuse.
to permit llatchett 10 attend the pink
teas given in honor OF the senate later
in the session
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-23
Lovino Remembranee.

In this way we desire to express ouf
very deep gratitude to the many good
kind friends who lid so much to light
en- the load OF afflicuon the death ot
our dear husband and father Suck
loving remembrance at this time
means so much and will not be for
gotten
We cannot say, and we will not say,
That he is dead, he is just away
MRS GEORGE ", REY NOLDS,
AND FAMILY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-23

wife alleges. ihc husband became
angry hoSause size refused 90 meet
anotArf Woman The husband thsn
iefi his Wiie, She says an returned TO
pragef with hts female com ni0n
bat that Mrs Koch wore caefd
considerable tronhlo ON ilY 1906 ID
was during the Elks convention and
tie Kcehs we're ia tile Mining Ey.
chaAee briaira when. fm no reas-n
other ihan THAI be did not iike MIs.
80 bis hat ihe husbapI Snoci,ea bis
Nife senseless ana tore the hani OF
ner Na' away 50 size alleges
10 shOw that he was siill thcre at
abe tAfowlng came fhe wife avs chat
Willie she was ~ with scarlet fevel in
lNcembef 1886, he icssed her ont Of
thr 20 m i.ast luls Sin Koch mae2
nee same kind "a an exit on this oo
fasion tho baby aow "a fyearod boy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-23
SMOOTH SAILING
FOR DUKE
tcontInuea from PAGE d

The king is greatly annoyed by the
eNtrayaaapces OF the American press
signor Titoni The Italian premier
says
Although am unable 20 speak
officially Of the kings approval he
wonld naturally desire thar all mem
hers Of MS hoose marry into royal or
noble families. Bat his ideas are
nevertheless entirely modern AS for
the duke renorncing his wight Of sue
ccssion. such as u Is, nothing of the
Kind has been discussed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-23
/: PERTAINING TO
( STATE OFFICIALS
Observation-Disclosures

Secretary Chas II Barrett OF the
state board of agriculture, has re-.
turned from trip to shawnee
State Labor Commissioner Chas
Daugherty announces tlat G. A. Wal
ker the general organizer for the
American Federation of Labor in Ok
lahoma. Arkansas and Texas. viii
move from Wichita to El Reno this
month and spend the next few years
building mp the labor unions of this
state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-23

went with her
The following month Mrs Koch le.
clafes she found evidence OF Mr.
kochs attentions 20 other men.
This onsisiod OF bills for iwo pairs OF
womens shoes Tine shoes were not
TO- her They wouldn't have fitted her
on Feo - last she acc SEES her hes.
haHd 81 pulling ber hair and beating
hes and on March s ha once mOre
threw her ou 0i he'd
This was the throw that broke the
cnnels back Taking her son with
he Mrs. Koch left The family home az
i2o Cherokee street and Went 10 live
with her mother
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-23

IN a Pinch. use ALIENS FooT.EAsE
A leMdel for tired, aching. swollen
feet We have over $4,000 trsti1on,
tolls AN druggists, 25c Don't lccept
0ny substitute Trial nackaeo FREE
by mail Address Allen S. Olmsted,
Ie Roy ~ T.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-23

Representative Hush Branson stood
in the senate chamber when the
booze bin was receiving its last
touches he had opposed the dispeu-
sary IN tho lower house, and had
taken severe criticisms from friends
hy reason OF thar opposition. He
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-23
wMSE IN N x.sKsaaHsNsEaM4R >
= TALES OF SENATE =
: CLOAK ROOM 4
a'zsn nsMsn9mTETE-s E-sns-ESEsssn = 4

senator Stewart has made good
The Antiors News, his home paper
declares the people OF his district are
behind him and approve his legisla-
i've record As the senator's slogans
are vote and stay close TO the boys
from tah forks of the creek it np-
pears the bows at the forks have
beard OF his 5&ork, and declare they
have been cared for by the big bach
cior and bie-hearted member from the
southeast district
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-23

When the committee having In
charge The lasi arrangements for the
cmergency clause on the booze bill
dled into the SENATE chamber and the
report was being read, an anxious
white ribbnucr who had Cotton TO the
press table uncOnscionsly. ~ awed
tones qucried "Who wrote the agree
meutw receiving the quick answer
The Caucus Standing here q,
full moment in daep study. the white
rlbbonor seemed bothered when, turn.
ing to another representative of the
press SHE said IN her sweetest tones
II am so ignorant OF politics thal
aid not know there was Mr. Caucus
ID the senate Innocence Is always
protected but Il the little woman
wishes 10 play tile, gfeai American
game Of politics Cloak Room" can.
not refrain from telling her Ia adj
vance ilat "Mr Caucus" Is the great
est working member Of any legisla-
tigc or convention body. and from his
decisions il IS generally useless to APP
peal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-23
pRAYS FOR
SINGLE sIES SEDNESS

IconsInued lrom pago b
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-06-05
FARM CLUBS ARE
BEING FORMED
Boys in Country Districts Are
Interested
NO QUESTION IS RAISED
Papers Filed In Andrew Gray Case
Without Bill of Exceptions-Minor
Mention at at the State =
Capital.

Montgomery, June 4.-(Special.)-The
story in this correspondence to the effect
that Commissioner of Agriculture Wilkin-
son would begin in a short time to organ
ize the boys of the country districts in
farm clubs has borne fruit. A number
have spoken in compliment of it and have
expressed the belief that it will be the
means OF greatly extending the usefulness
of the young men of the rural districts.
One of the letters received was from A.
D. Kirby, member of the Legislature from
Madison county and chairman of the COM
mittee on immigration, who says: II see
by the press that you are going to try
and arouse interest in education among
the boys in the agricultural districts. L
heartily indorse the idea. l believe in
campaign work along educational lines. L
have done some of it in this county. 1t
stimulates and helps. l want to volunteer
my services in North Alabama when you
can use me-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-06-05
TERRORISM ABOUT ENDED.
Bill fo>Repress Troubles Is Laid Aside
for a Time.

Madrid, June 4.-The committe of tn }
chamber of deputies, which has had I'M
der consideration the bill for the repres-
sion of terrorism, recently passed by the
Senate, decided today to adjourn sine die
tor the preparation of report. This ac-
ton was taken as a result of the restora-
tion OF constitutional guarantees which
v ere suspended last December at Bar
eelona and Corona, the committee deem
ing this unnecessary if the situation had
improved to such an extent.
In view of a resumption of the outrages,
the commission Immediately will draw up
a report and expedite the passage of the
bill which provides for the creation Of
special tribunals with power to eXpel
from the kingdom persons suspected of
aiding the anarchistic propaganda.
In political quarters, however, it is be-
lleved that this step amounts to the
abandonment of the measure entirely, due
to the vigorous campaign made against
it by all sections.