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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-18
Construction of
Seminole Treaty
of 1897
Lcontlnued Lon saturdaY.l


Ia the case ot Wallace Z Adams. Az
Fed 7e0. ne United states circuit
court Of app ais fo tht eighth etls
cuit n consrucing the Choctawchic
hashW Agreements. containing psoYt
sions Ter the allotment II land in said
nations therein said. The commits.
sion under the direction oi the see
retary as a special irihGal vested
with the power TO hear and deter
mine me claims Of an par.ies 10 al
lotnent IN these lands and % execute
rs Judgment by the issuance oi the
all1tment certificates which constl.
tnte conveyance OF The right OF the
lands Is the parties vhom they decide
axe entitled to the property ......t.
The allotment certificate when issu.
ed like patent TO land is dual iu
iis eject It is On adjudication ef The
special rihnnal empowered to decide
the question thar q party 20 whom it
ISSUES IS entitled " Die and and II b
q conveyance of the right 70 tlas title
te the allottec
This case WAS affirmed hf the SIT
preme court az the United states See
Wallace v. Adams 2e8 e. s., ila. 81
/ "a 5fT
III the case Of u0rney u Denny. rs
Wis sos. was a case Involving the
right 1.-THE ailcliee 10 coll his allot.
meni before psfeut was ssued
That WIS an action ia eleeimant,
and ID appear thai tie land was never
filed on ~ taken until 1876. fifteen
wears before the date Of the patent,
the court nela thai the law or treaty
gave the allottce an equivalent title
in this patent II said, Now we are
Of tho opluiou that this act failed 90
give tn the alotioe aii eauitable estate
or title ~ the land allotted 70 him.
which um be sold and transferred
by deed as that where the patent
subsequently Issued We think this
side Of the brief OF the conpael for
the appellant right Sirother v Lucas,
~ Pet 40. StoddArd " Chambers .
How ISL; Grignon y. Astor id 3i9.
Les BDls Bfambeil 4 ID. i39, Marh
v Brooke S ia 22S landes y Brant-
10 ii SIS; the United states " Brooks
s id 49, French y Spencer . id.
22s BerlhoId u Mcdonald. 22 I'd 334
BE VI Wilson. % IN 1855 Crews "
Bufcham. BLACK a52 ClallefouX ".
nuchafnae Wis isi.N
THE Supreme court ~ the United
States has uniformly held that tho
patent issued to the purchaser by the
government v not q new acquisition
Of title II s. 0n}y conformation ol
The rght Wldch ihe patentee had be-
fore the patent was issued Cornelius
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-18

guishmeut OF the tribal government
deeds ~ conveyance shall ive".o 20
owners Of lots as herein provided for
allOttees and All lots fenDtln4As ul-
sold al that time may be prescribed
by The secretary or Interior
III certainly would not be contsn-
ded that when lot Of the WeB ki
townsite was sold 90 the purchaser
and the consideration therefor had
been issued by the proper officer of
The Seminole Nation. that saoh pur.
chaser would not have had an equit-
able estate III fee IN said ~. This
construction is in accord with q unit
form rule laid down by the Cniled
states supreme court but II 10 were
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-18

a question of iirst impression, to make
amy other pulling would be contrary to
sound reas d. For u states that up.
on the extineuishment of the tribal
government these conveyances shah
issue TO o~ners of lots as herein uro.
Nded for allottces and an lots re-
maiping unsold al that time may bel
sold IA such manner as may be pre-
scribed by the secretary cf the IN.
teriofr
An admission is therein contained
that the purchaser OF said lot was thn
owner thereof How did he get TO
be the owner 1917 purchasing and
fconfinned ou naee 4,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-18

Prince Victor

fhe wonderful S X attn x
pony. Prince Victor d e $
several tricks besides skating
uuassisted Prot X n Wal
ton, the famous rollcr skater
will give an exhibition Of
tricks aud flncy skating in
cluling high and b @ a d
jumps.
D. not fail 10 ser this dou.
BILE attraction
Eyery night this week at
the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-18

Ccontinued on PAGE q
The evening world., 1908-10-13
WALDO HUSTl|NG
FOR VOTES PROVES
A GOOD MIXER"
Rich Clubman Wins Tenement
House Sections by Per-
sonal Canvass.
WORKED ALL HIS LIFE.
"I'm No Idle Swell; I've Earned
My Living Since Was
21," He Says.
WORKED ALL HIS LIFE.

Rhinelander Waldo to-day began an
active campaign for Congre s. In the FIJI
teenth District. and Tammany Hall men
say he has a splendid chance Of beating
out his opponent, Representative Jacob
Van vechten olcott. The Independence
League has indorsed Waldo. Two years
ago olcott won by 1850 votes
IT am making this fight on my record
and the promise that II elected will
truly represent my constituents" said
Waldo to an Evening World reporter.
81 also want to advise the people Of the
Fifteenth District that 1 am not So
ciety swell or a non-working gentleman.
have earned my own living since
was twenty-one years old"
Waldo. who Is thirty-two years old,
has made a hit on the west side. The
tsnement-house voters are struck by his
manly appeal for their support. He Is
making a personal canvass OF the dis
trict. Larry Kelly. an old-time Tam
manyite in John F. Curry's district.
said:
Rich, but q Worker.
IT thought Waldo Fifth avenue dude,
but l was mistaken. He will make an
ideal Congressman. Naldo's good
enough for me and the rest OF the lads
on Tenth avenue"
The Fifteenth District takes In irregu-
lar sections OF the west side from
Forty-third to One Hundred and First
street. west OF Eighth avenue.
In the Riverside Drive and West End
avenue section Waldo is making
thorough campaign. His connections as
a member OF the Union, Army and Navy
and Riding Clubs, Society of Colonial
Wars and other organizations stand him
In good stead there.
The Congressional aspirant is the only
child of Francis and Gertrude Rhine
lander Waldo His father died in the
sons early childhood. Thus far Waldo
has not shared In the family millions.
but he has made fortune OF his own
In speculation.
Served In the War.
Waldo graduated from the engineering
branch of Columbia University. and
when the Spanish war broke out he
went to the front. President Mckinley
appointed him a second lieutenant. Later
IN the Philippines he rose to the rank
of captain. He served on the SLAMS OF
Generals Macarthur and Leonard Wood
For a short time he was Military Cover
nor OF Northern Luzon.
Gen. Bingham named Waldo as his
first deputy, and after one year of the
Job he resiSnsd. Mayor Mcclellan ap-
pointed him chief of the Water Supply
Police. and when he was nominated fo-
Congress last week he voluntarily quit
that Job. paying $500 year
Former Police Magistrate William
Sweet2er is managing the Waldo cam
paign.
The evening world., 1908-10-13
Mems Hats-International

America, England, Austria, France-oll
contribute their latest styles in Mems Hats TO
this unexampled showing OF authoritative
fashions. None like it in the city either IN
variety OF styles or in prices. Or distj"ctlve"eSs
this Wanamaker Hat Store Tor Men is con-
stanty originating good -tyles OF it's own
tness the De Brazza. VIII CHI set the pace in
this country Tor the soft hats tn sea -on /;
and now the Tweed NJ KID Derby-a hat that
has set all the manufacturers by the ears.
The hats from the various countries will be dis
played under respective flags. There Derbies at
$1.7S to Ss-Soft Hats-ncuding plenty of the ri9ht
shade of green-at Sl.75 TO SIS. The smart Velour
Shooting Hats from the Tyro, SIS. SILK Hats at
SO to $40. French Opera Hats, SO and So And the
famous Lincoln Bennett London Hats, in full assor-
ment-nowhere In New York but here
Main New Blu
The evening world., 1908-10-13
CUNEO BATTERED
BY A 24-HOUR GALE
Captain of Fruit Steamer Says
II Was the Worst He
Ever Encountered.

The little fruit steamer Joseph ]. Gu
neo to-day arrived at her dock, Pier 7,
East River, in a badly battered condi-
ton. on her trip TO Port Antonio tho
Cuneo ran into a 'left-handed" hurri-
cane on the second OF the month and
for twenty hours had serious time of
t.
The force OF the sea was such as to
carry away about forty feet OF the bull
warks on the bridge deck, stave In
twenty-five feet OF the iron bulwarks on
the port side of the main deck and bend
In three plates on the port bow.
The port holes in the forward part of
the cabin were smashed. as were the
panels in the companonway doors. At
bne time there We're four feet OF water
In the cabin, while the engine and Are
rooms were flooded knee deep
Never before in my twenty-seven
years at sea-" said Aamadt. did l have
such hell OF time for twenty hours"
The evening world., 1908-10-13
Good News OF Stylish Imported
CheViOt SMitings

offer some OF the handsomest effects and
color com binations OF the season for wom-
ems tailored suits They are block checks.
with PLAN material to match many of the
most desirable costume coorngs; also some
very distinctive checked and striped patterns
in rich dark colorlngs. The chevlots are 46
an rs Inche- wide. AS a pecialy interesting
offer Nc tomorrow, we have priced them thus;
81 Yard, from So. Sl.25 Yard, from $l.75
Sl.5O Y9rd, from $2.25 ST Yard, from $50
The evening world., 1908-10-13
Stylish Untrimmed Hats

new assortment OF smar. Hats, combl-
nations of bengahne silk or satln, showing a
great number OF the modIsh shapes OF the
season, have Just come out OF their boxes. and
are specaly priced "A Sl.75 and $3.50 each,
regular values, - 80 to 1913 In black
brown, taupe, garnet, green ard navy blue.
Also spec al OF , erng ' OF the new new Curled
&c. regularly Acc.
The evening world., 1908-10-13
At 25c n Pair from 35c and soc
Women's HAND pAGS

Two groups, Offering unusually fine values,
are well worth your attention.
At SI.sO, regularly s2.25-Handbags OF morocco, g.
in frames with lock and key, eatherlined, wo-strap
handles, some fitted with card case
At SIS regularly si-Handbags OF straight grain
morocco in black, brown green and navy blue 9-inch
frames lin deep leather-ned fitted with purse extra
side pocket double handle Main floor old Building
The evening world., 1908-10-13
Fine fr nch INC misses

mail lot OF exquistey embro dered
ga ments hav' their prices changed from
80 20 SIS each They express 1erIecty the
distinctive and simple elegance that marks
Paris undermu~l.ns These chemlses are OF
sheer French nainsook. elaborately hand-em-
broder in choice designs with 'ancy en-
bro uered edge and eye.ets run with ribbon.
Third noor, old Building
Ready to Put On these GLOVES =?
Most people are, and the wise ones will
come promptly, Tor lots are small, prices are
unusually low, and the gloves themselves are
desirable in yles, colors and qualities. For
men and women;
Women's Gloves
Glaze pique oneclasp in black and colors Use pair
regularly 81,
Glace, l2-buton, In black and tans sl.3s pair,
regularly SECS,
Glace, lG-buton, in black and white $l.oO pair,
instead OF S2,15. floor, ud Builng
Capeskn walking, one-clasp, in tans, oOc pair,
regularly 81. Basement. Old Building
Mems Gloves
Fine capeskln, spear-poiut embroidery; in English
tans, one-casp, at Sl,25 pair.
Capeskn, one-casp, In English taps, at 81 pair.
Ma floor. New building
The evening world., 1908-10-13
THE GEMS OF THE SEASON

The mountngs ewelry, presenting many
and magnificent original settings for superb
Corsage Pin the of floral spray composed flow
of FIVE petals each formed of exqusey fancy diamonds
Price $4,000 cluster diamond ring, magnificent pearl
the 6OO combination necklace
Sl65o mans ring, with large diamond in gypsy
setting between triangular ruby and sapphire $780, And
of other wonderful pieces.
Pink Luncheon provides the setting the Sterling Silver
Display ROOM and the exhibition interesting There
fine showing OF Opera Glasses preparatory the opening of the
On the Main aisle is booth which have turned into the
Cornth Craers Shop and in which displayed the artistic
productions Crafts guilds Included
sets, trays book ends, jeWery and other pieces
SPECIAL Exhibition OF the new Muk Fur Turbans is made
for the Main floor These very effective
hats are the styles just brought out tor the fashionable women
of Paris and shown for the first time in America.
The Dress Goods Salon. by of the ample
vded able present striking comprehensive
hbiton Of the new fabrics that New York City has
The Costume Store adds another chapter great
cesse by the special posing OF New Fashion Pictures Dresses
and Wraps, tomorrow.
of beautiful Apparel for Girls and Young Women
with which will be shown of the charming
The Shoe Store makes exhibition of the varieties of
shoes and slippers which providing the
foot Tomorrow they will be
tables and This variety
nothing that has not been the result of careful planning
special purpose The variety of
ables us to put the right shoe on every foot
The Corset Salons will give unusually
ing demonstration of the Wanamake Corses living models
The combination the latest decree of fashion
Paris and the twentyegh eyelet Lillian Corset will be fitted
figures for fashionable who wish fitting
Drectoire We will also show how other models
provide for the figure remarkable results
secured.
Quite interesting will be the demonstration of Girls corses
showing how provide correctly and helpful way
for the young girl putting her first Mothers will
interested the careful and scientific in which this done
the Wananaker Corset Salons.
Dressing the Baby" the title of the interesting demonstra-
ton that will be made the Infants Wear Section only
wonderful assemblage of beautiful practical
for the babies but the demonstration charge
trained who will only show the things provided
the babies comfort just how put them
tfc Young mothers will be especially interested
At II A. M there will be demonstration of dressing babies
long clothes and 23O M demonstration dressing
in the first short clothes.
Formerly
A. T. Stewart s. Co.
The evening world., 1908-10-13
Women's uOSIERY
Two Unusual Groups

Unusual to price that is. They are all
stockings from our regular stock: all perfect,
in desirable weights and colorings tor now
And thus reduced:
At Csc Pair from Csc and soc
Mercerzed cotton in blue, gray white and black,
Lise thread, in black, tan, white navy blue, gray;
plain. others with side-clocks embroidered.
Iise thread, extra size, black tan; openwork
kes black with clocks Cotton black; also size
-" nus At soc a Pair, from Use and u
Lise thread, black, white, tan, gray; some plain,
others clocked, embroidered with openwork ankles;
also fancy checks Also sizes. in black and
white various styles. floor. Building
The evening world., 1908-10-13
Some Very Dainty HouSegowns

The model is the iavorlte surpice neck,
with short lace trimmed sleeves, shlrred mt
shoulders and belted at vast. Borders OF
pompadour silk. The skirt is finely plated
over hips. Material is the warm, delightful
albatross, in pink, light b,ue, gray or lavender,
S12.75 value at 1915 each.
The evening world., 1908-10-13
Babies Fine Fall Coats

For tomorrow have price OF nearly third
ess than regular on OF fetching styles OF
Babies Fail Coats They OF broadcoth, serge, chin
cha and corduroy variety in the seasons latest models
and periectftng Sizes Tor to years at SO so in
stead OF Sl2. Third floor Old Building
The evening world., 1908-10-13
Silk UmbrelIas-Men's & Women

Two particularly attractive ots OF Mems and Womens
that interesting price OF
or more fured up with 26 and 2Snch frames;
quaty aIsk coverings:
$3With hne English handles.
AZ $500, $4With a choice
NJ nnooro and New
The evening world., 1908-10-13
G&N7ham@-dnz ~~a-nn~AH~ OH
Tomorrow The Old Stewart Building {
The Inauguration of the Galleries in the New

While Wednesday, October Fourteenth, is the
Wananaker Building, announcement of which appears
that have been made in the Old Stewart Store, in equ
In the old days. six small style elevators of uncertain
safety served the patrons of the Stewart Today SIXTEEN
Punger Elevators OF the safest known still insufficient
to carry people up and down during the busy hours.
The Grand Stairway the Rotunda floor
(caled the FIRST floor beginning easily
sbe to those who wish walk the single fight and adds vastly
the picturesque beauty of the interior building
The removal of the bulky stocks of Furnishings and Decora
tons the New Building permits of the
remaining, that possible the
days. No would be delighted than T. Stewart him
could look in today the assembages
displayed other had space facilities
display them
The Je,velry Silver and Stationery Store
The Great Book Store
The Shoe store-so large that you would expect
find that Mems and Boys Shoes n a O
their in the New Building, and the lower priced
shoes in the Basement
The Dress Goods and Silks occupying half the entire floor
The Linen Store-how it would Mr.. Stewart
The Women's Dresses, Millinery and Furs.
The entire floor of Women's Lingerie-Waists, Corsets
Peticoats, Muslin Underwear. Lounging Garments
and Infants Wear
We invite visit of inspection tomorrow, and that
specially the reuvenated and the newly assembled
merchandise Note the things that DIFFERENT from what
usualy-the ORIGINAL things shown
closely you WILL the VALUES Of the merchandise displayed
Come to this neghborhood which people thought dead
to retail business twelve and You do have
personal evidence why the most unique the LIVEST and
the most aggressive retail establishment still in the that A
and always be, lines fixed the
central point and of from all of the Greater City
While goods will be sold tomorroW-he Courtesy Dayn
the Galleries of Furnishing
throughout the entire Old Building and the Mems
Main floor Of the New Building
The evening world., 1908-10-13
"Sunburst' Silk Petticoats

This attractive accord Oh plated stye oil
Petticoats Is made in soft, clingIng me sal ne
silk. so much used now Tor wearing unuer the
close fitting skirts In wistaria, green, Copen-
hagen blue and taupe- TOUR very stylish
shades, and regularly ST.. 10, tomorrow $40
each. Third floor. Building
The evening world., 1908-10-13
An Opportunity in Embroideries

One not to be missed for it presents charming group
very insertions and edgings rom to Is wide at
HALF REGULAR PRICES. They Al and 61a-yard
engt hs technically ed loom ends and sold only in
these lengths. Oh fine nainsook and Swiss musin in
quste paternsvery exceptional values at l6c l9c and
o6c ward usually those prices rr,, floor Ola zan.
The evening world., 1908-10-13
Opportune News of BLANKETS

These fine blankets would naturally sell for
than their they odd pairs in
perfect condition. that the maker wanted to be rid OF.
Hence:
Single Bed size Sc pair
a 81. so pair.
bed size. 50 a pair.
Double bed size, a $40 a
a a
Two other good deserve mention
warp;
7SxS4 pounds. at SIS pair.
blankes7Sx84
a pair. First floor Old Building
The evening world., 1908-10-13
Little Things Women Need

Pins Sewing Silk and Collar Foundations are always
deuandvvhy when prices these?
At Sc Dozen sc dozenace Pins,
spool, regularly 25-4Ooyard spoos of Sewing Silk in
lac white
At tsc each-The
loo
The evening world., 1908-10-13
Mems Winter PaiamaS

We sell lots OF these tanneI paJamas every
year 10 men who IKE 10 sleep warm The
regular pr ce is S35O par but we are lucky
enough to have q fine lot Ior tomorrow, their
full equals,
The evening world., 1908-10-13

an
5 a
The evening world., 1908-10-13
At 50 a Pair

They Handsomely made, with military collar and
mercerized loops The flannel is wool, with enough
cotton to make launder WE'LL coors are grays, tans
and blues, plain, plads and stripes Exceptional
ly good pajamas their price. Also an Offering OF
The evening world., 1908-10-13
Net and Chiffon Waists

The STYLES that will the afternoon or to
ha than re IN the evening Chiffon and al the
est shadesgreen, Copenhagen blue smoke. brown navy
blue and wstaria-and charming variety OF plated, lace
and braid trimmed styles All have the new long sleeves
and would ably their u prices Sill to SIS. Sps
.iay priced tomorrow at Sl2 each. pla4n.
The evening world., 1908-10-13
80 SCARFS at 81

A clearance of handsome Folded Squares, SPLEEN
didy made from rich silks in dark and light colorings
stripes neat figures and foliage designs Scars regu
larly sold al So that appeal men OF good taste
now a. Half Price. floor Building,
The evening world., 1908-10-13
Some Store Features
Of More Than Usual Interest

Scores of attractions get word in the papers;
but these few hints will indicate what you may expect
every turn, every floor of this fine old building:
AN EXCEPTIONAL EXHIBITION
The evening world., 1908-10-13
Morning Program, 1890 o'clock


Allegro roppo
ii. Andane
Andante ~ non ppo--P
Angelicusor violin, cello
AuguSe Frdnck
Corsicana H. Leuis BrOune
LA Coricana" a published oo4)
of
submitted the being
Hunperdinck e.
S. (a) Fanfare March-(Girs Bugle and Drum Corpse
Fideis-(Band
(a) Pnee-Go violin, cello harp .Franck
added)
Marchoft from"
Afternoon Program, 2.3O o'clock
Stripes"
No. or VIOLIN harp No,;
(b Melody, g. No
Musical Episode "a Hunt In the Black ForesD Volker
al Girls Drum
(0 1.-THE Thunderer" Band Buge rum Corps) Sosa
8. (a) Hap-Aia e. Esther violin cello,
Observation-Disclosures
@ (piano added)
Z. March
The evening world., 1908-10-13

WANAMAKER BAND
WANAMAKER BOYS
WANAMAKER GIRLS BUGLE AND
Mr. JOHN L. SNYDER, Director.
John
the Philadelphia body
Paaa Galleries
M and
FREDERICK E. HAHN Violin DOROTHY TOMBSTONE Harp.
WILLIAM A SCHMIDT, 'CeHo. MARY VOGT Piano.
LEWIS BROWNE, Organ.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-11
SINISTER FACT.
N oorenson Died One Day Before Expiration of Life Insurance.

C'eo One Ody 6efore
 expiration of Life Insurance.
 0uicaso' May 11.-A sinister fact in connection with the death of Max o'.ehsoh' the first husband of Mrs. <. aH"eSs was revealed Friday, when became known that he died just one bas bs oeiore an insurance policy which wo nau been carrying for some years. stto tulu nave expired and two days cd . second policy which he intend. co. o substitute for the first time be. 'ame operative.
 r,' ootenson had for some years car. oroa n insurance for $2,000 in a fraternal OrSoa Oan'lation known as the Independent to t dron oi Mutual Aid. but determining for p co o. onls. he had taken out another unioss' s''VVo In the North American tba tbon n His death was so timed that .luow collected both policies. farm 'neory that part of the Guinness srom. at Laporte was a private burying Jobn was advanced Thursday by neSs Larson, nephew of Mrs. Guin. ' Th residing in this city.
 f,on ,ne records of the dead show that noal 1851 to 1873 the land was ownea son ho,, D. f' Carr of Laporte, and Lar of noenes e,ieVes that the bones are those clan e0p'e buried there by the physi. tryinu Laporte authorities are now Carr o learn whether or not Dr. the nlaaa aau private burying ground on
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-11
KIDNAPS KICKAPOOS.
Goode Charged With This ard
 Suspension Follows.

Ei Paso, May 11.-Mark Goode, agent o. the department of the in. terior, has been suspended from the government service pending an In. vestigation of the charges that he kid. mapped five Kickapoo Indians from the Indian reservation in order to keep them away from the tribal conference called to decide how to divide the s2l5'OoO appropriated to the Indians by congress.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-11
HARRINGTON AT AUSTIN.
Had Business With Printing Depart.
 n1ent and Also the Governor.

Austin, May 11.-President Harring. ton Of the agricultural and mechanical college was here Saturday on business With the state department of printing and to also see the governor. Chair. man Liggett of the college board was also here, likewise Hatton Summers of Dallas who has been employed by the college alumni to look after their in. terests.
 Governor Campbell returned from his trip to the Sonora country and re. ports having the best kind of a time. He has many nice things to say about the people in that section and pre-. diets that San Angelo is one of the coming cities in the west.