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The National tribune., 1909-05-20
RHEUMATISM
Will Send Every Sufferer Who Writes
.si
Me My One Dollar External Cure
to- TRY FREE.
All I Asks Your Address

I have found an external cure for Rhcu-
matism that is curing old chronic cases OF 30
and 40 years suffering, as well as an the
milder stages
The National tribune., 1909-05-20

When serving chocolate, If your
cream will not whip, or in case you do
not have any. if you will place fresh
marshmellow in each cup, then pour
your chocolate onto it, you will be sur
The National tribune., 1909-05-20

A very useful and extremely sanitary
article for kitchen use is marble slab
Placed at one end of a table it serves
as a laying-out board in preparing all
The National tribune., 1909-05-20

can see that we could not afford to make
such an offer If the Drafts didn't really cure.
Magic Foot Draft Co., sc 81, Oliver Bldg,
Jackson, Mich. Send 10 money-only your
name. Write today.
The National tribune., 1909-05-20

Then II you are
satisfied with the
benefit received,
send us One Dollar,
If not, keep your
money. You de-
eide, and we take
your word. You
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-15
PACKERS PROPOSITION
NOW UP TO GUTHRIE

4 large number Of citizens attend
the mass meeting held IN the city hall
auditorium Last evening 70 consider
the packing plant proposition present
ed by J, y Callahan and others,
Rnbers sohibefg acted IL chairman
Qf the meeting aud everyone preghnf
seemed enthusiastic over the PROPOSE
tl0n.
Addresses were made BY ] Y. Cat
lahan, Judge Dale. Senator Oarrlsons
Judge Blerer and neYefal others.
These addresses were on the benefit
which the state and Guthrie would
receive from such an institution.
Tho plan ns submitted showed that
the promoters had given the subject
careful study II IS proposed that
the plant be cooperative. capitalized
at sb0O. .0ao, 10 be sold at $40 per
share and no one person 70 tnke over
$50 worth of stock
Solicitors will be placed II the field
le secure this plant aud the board
Of directors viii locate It after vote
Of the sloekhclderg The place hav.
ing The greatest numbor Of fotes VIII
be the possessor Of the institution
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-15
THREE PERSONS UNDER
CHARGES BOUND OVER

Robert Eggleston, otherwise known
as hob Lucky who was mixed up
In yesterdays shooting bee, was ar
raigned before Justice Seward this
morning on charge Of lel0nious
assault upon Sam Pearson with a
six shooter end was bound over 20
the Superior court under g 5000
bond.
Pearson, who It Is said, started uhe
shooting on South Second street yes
terday was also arralgned this
morning before Justice Seward on a
charge OF shooting nt Egglestnn with
intent to DO bodily harm. He waived
preliminary examination and was
bound over 10 the Superior court
under 5000 bond
]. r. Darrell whom Under Sheriff
Muxl0w arrested last evening on the
charge Of stealing pncketbook
containing gad In money and e0mo
iewolry from May Neal. a cigar girl
at the Hotel Royal. Monday after
noon SIX miles south og the city. was
arralgned before Justice Seward this
morning and entered q plea OF not
guilty to the charge and was bound
over under $500 bond
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-15
COMMISSION ASKED TO
ISSUE PROPOSED ORDER
Requiring Those Roads 10 Give
One-LIne Rates Between
Points on Both Lines

Although General superintendent
Award. Of the Rock leland, aud Gen.
eral Superintendent w. r. Tyler, Of
the Frisco, and other officials Of the
two railroads were In the city they
made no appearance this morning be-
fore the Corporation commission IN
he hearing set for today TO ascertain
II the two roads are not one aud the
same system, but operated under dlf.
lerent managemenis. Assistant At
lOrney General Henahaw, counsel for
ihe Commission, stated when the case
was called for trial. that he had been
notified by the railroad companies
that they would make no appearance
III the case and asked the commissions
10 issue ne proposed order by default
Of the defendants, settling forth that
the two roads are one and the same
system ami requiring them TO give
one.llne rates between points on both
lines.
Tho Issuance OF this order by the
commission will be the greatest
stroke that has yet been made to re-.
duce freight rates within the state.
In many instances the reduction VIII
be about twenty per cent, When this
order Is made Il means that the JOB
hers Of Guthrie can ship 10 polnts on
The Frisco line IN the Eastern pasl
OF the state through Chandler for
the une.line distance rate. Il Will en-.
able the merchants OF Tulsa and Mus.
koRee to ship to points on the ChOc'
law brsnch OF the Rock Island
through Holdenylle at the single line
rate III Reno i0bbera can ship to
points on the Frisco by way Of Chick
asha and Oklahoma City iobhers Will
be enabled to ship 10 points on the
Rock Island through Chickaaha on the
single llne rates. pruducers and CON
sumers throughout the state general
~ can handle their business where
these lines are involved at q greatly
reduced transportation cost. Il does
not mean. however, that the revenues
Of the company VIII be cut 20 per
cent on the service. as heretofore
they did moi always handle the bust
ness through the nearest junction
point. but as son as this order be.
comes effective the busineus WIN be
handled BY the shortest possible
route and at the single line rate.
This is the first time that q rail-
road commission has ever made an
order such as the Oklahoma commits.
sion proposes q hearing Was held
this morning upon q proposed order
which proposes TO give a lower rate
on te.enfureed hollow concrete fence
posts on which the Acres and CIT com.
pany, OF Oklahoma City hold the pat
tent right. These fence posts are
made. as the name would Indicate, Of
cement and REINFORCED With wire. be.
Ing hollow inside. Tho petitioners
ask that the sama rate be- given on
The pOsts which are Of lndestfuctlble
material as applies on concrete build.
ing blocks. etc Messrs Teasdale. Of
Tho Santa re. Portell Of the Rock Is.
land and ChIpley Of The Katy inter
posed objections upon the part Of the
railroads and A. d. Acres and j II.
Johnston 0f Oklahoma Clty and Rate
Expert iiee presented the testimony
to the commission on behalf Of the
petitioners.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-15
DETERMINED TO MAKE
EXAMPLE OF THEM
Acting Governor StI|I Has Faith
In Natives, Despite
Outbreak


Manila. Juno i6--nrlg Cen Harry
II. Bandhoitx, chief Of the Philip
pine constaoulary. who ID Al present
on tour of inspection ID The island
Of J0lo, VIII AZ onee proceed 10 On
vac, Mlndanao island, The acene 81
the mai!ny al AhA Aeannal numnhnE
OF constabulary on June .. news uf
which reached here yesterday. Brig.
Gen. Bandholtz will assume personal
command of the c0naiahulary forces
sent IN pursuit 0f the muiineors
The insular government - deter
mined to make an example OF the
mutnoue Flsayane, who fled q the
mountain fastnesgea N The interior
with thelr rifles and equipments. and
ihe pursuit win be pressed with the
utmost yig0f until the last o. the
muiineers has been captured. Sew
eral columns Of troops, both regular
and constabnlary, are ahaady In the
field
Still Has Faith In NatIves.
Acting Governor General F0rhes.
who returned today from the prov
inea of pampanRa and soon was In
conference wlth MAJ. Cen. William ]
d1uvall commanding the division Il
the Philippines, said:
This affair deplorabla Ii n naetzls
% have Been, has not changed M
opinion Of the netive oonatabuIaf
nor my belief IL the general excel
leney aud loyalty u The farce, Jude
nent must pe reserved until we r.
eelve further details 0f the HlHllHf
and the causes thet brought E
about"
No additional "details ol The mutiag
aud OF the three hours fight made 81
Gov Walker ana the Americana Il
The church al DaVaQ have been rs
eeived here No telegraph c0nuecsa
with Dauo. The only commnnIes
ton Is by steamer from zamhang0. 8
naval station on the extreme south
western point oi Mlndanao Of from
Malahang. There are no Indications
of any extensive military plans aside
from the ordering Of several detaeh.
meRts 10 follow the mutlneerg.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-15
LOGAN CO. VALUATION
ACCORDING TO ASSESSORS

The county board Of equalization
yesterday afternoon completed equal
ising the assessments for this year.
The total real estate and personal
tax valuation returned by the asses
sors IN the county Is si3,092,77l as
against gi2,905,12s last year
The public service corporation tax
will bring the sum total up 10 about
SIS S,00O,000 for the county.
The twenty-one townships IN the
county return e valuation OF but
s7,TS6 2a9. farm land being assessed
at si2 an acre on an average. The
villages IN the county return 9i,ibS.-
$50 valuation and the city OF Gulh-
rte without the public service cor
porations. returns valuation Of
e4.i5O0l2.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-15
MRS. GOULD WAS FOND
Or THE FESTIVE H|GHBALL
lBr AaaooIaLed Preaal

New York. June l5-Abandonment
was the tnly charge upon which Mrs.
KATHERINE Clummcns Gonld's suit Tor
divorce from Howard Gould rested
when the hearing was resumed today.
The defendant today introduced evil
tience To refulH that chgrge only.
Attempts 70 Introduce evidence
tending 10 show that Mrs Gould was
adlcted to lnlagIeants were vigorous,
IN Resisted BY CIalence j. Shparn.
counsel for Mrs Gould Maurice Mal-
10y superintendent Of Castle Gonid.
was asked what time he had found
Mrs. Gould under the influence OF Iiq'
Gior at the Castle. She4rn objected
with the declaration that charges Of
drunkenness, even II lrue. made
0ould's abandonment Of his wife more
reprehenaIble DESPITE objection. now
ever, thc Witness was permitted to
testify thai on more than one Deea'
sion. In hla opinion. she was under
The influence Of intoxIcants.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-15
SURE 'NuFF FREAK ANNA!

G. T. Bryan. secretary Of the state
live stock commission. has received
letter from Measrs. Gamble and
Bensly. Of Lone Wolf. asking for an
inspector 10 examine their freak on.
imai named "Henryotta' before
crossing The Federal quarantine line
above Hobart. "Henryetta. SO the
writer SAYS. Is double animal born
In Nebraska five years ago; y a
male and female, has shoulders like
q horse, feet and back like q camel
and buffalo's neck and head The
owners say that they want 10 exhibit
the freak IN the northwestern part
C The state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-15
ARGUED BONUS NOTE CASE

In the Logan County Superior court
today arguments we're made In the
case Of the Federal Trust GO. va, W.
II. Cnyle In which the plaintiff seeks
20 recover $500 on a TT Smith and
Western bonus note. President A. O..
Duatin, Of the ri Smith and Weet.
ern road, and Attorneys Dale. nlerer
and Hegler are representing the
plaintiffs John Deveraaux. G. q.
fForner and 7. G. Whitley represent
the defendant
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-15
SUPREME COURT IN SESSION

The Supreme court met thlr morn
Ing with Justice Dunn preHiding and
Justices Turner. Williams and Hays
present No decisions were handed
down. A temporary injunction pray
ed for By J. p0k0wAM against C0un-
~ Judge WhgOner OF Lincoln county
to restrain him from holding court
at Prague waa granted BY the court.
The plaintiff alleges that the law
passed by the legislature making
Prague a court town was not regn-
larly passed
III the dlsbgrment casa against
Robert +. Blair the complalnanls
we're given fifteen days to verify the
charges made Several motions ex.
tending time to file briefs. etc. we're
passed upon BY she court.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-15
OKLAHOMA BANK RESERVE!

Almost half OF the reserves car
ried by Oklahoma state banks are
carried IN other Oklahoma banks,
This Is shown bg statement issued
By Bank Commissioner A, NJ. Young
which shows the state banks 10
have SS.2i7 1922 On deposit In Ok.
lahoma state banks aud 22.ss5,S71 .6b
In National banks In the state. out
cf q total 0f oi5 .as5. .582. 0f the re-
SERVES carried Ia outside elsles Kan
eas City heads the list with gf.77s..
aaa sf. ST. Louis 81 $50 1886; Nea
York fIgr S5Sgslsl SIS and Chicago
eI72.1p9 II.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-15
ABERNATHY NAME
LUCKY IN POLITICS

Governor Haskell late last even.
ing named q. G. Abernathy. OF
Shawnee. as judge OF the Superior
court Of Pottawaiomie county, thus
settling Q long contest for the posi-.
ton Judge Abernathy Is 81 years OF
age and Is q promising young att0r-
ney. lie Is one Of the leading Dem.
Ocrats OF p0iiawat0mie county IIe
Is a native OF Arkansas aud gradual.
ed from the Pennsylvania university
and the University Of Arkarga&
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-15
ENID HAS 4 LIQUOR WAR
LoI1IAhomn rreaa aergloel

Enld Okla. June Ia Since the
temperance advocates circulated petit
tions asking Governor Haskell not to
ra-nal ahllAh n linuOr disnpnanrv here,
the f4ascha Drug company has started
petitions for dlspensary and tho pros
and cons ere waging vigorous cam
paign for names over six hundred
signed against the dlapensary. The
petitions are 10 Be sent 70 Guthrie this
week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-15
GRANTS TEMPORARY STAY

Judge COtterai yesterday afternoon
granted the temporary injunction
asked for BY the Federal Govern,
ment to restrain Il. Harden Meyers,
OF Custer county, from taking pos.
sesalon of land In that county until
tIna deeds 10 the tract could be ap.
proved by the secretary OF the in.
terlOr.
The properly originally was on
allotment Of an Indian woman named
Walking Woman. and after her
death the heirs had the indian agent
advertise the land Tor sale under q
ruling Of the secretary OF the inte
rlor At the sale Meyers was the
highest bidder. Offering 9ibii for the
land.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-15
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS

While cutting the grass lg his front
ward Captain W. r. Tanseyl. aged 81.
a Civil war veteran. WIS stricken
with paralysis this morning about u
O'Clock end is very low at his home,
7d5 South Division street, Captain
ranaey is among the pioneer settlers
OF Guthrie He served with dlstIne.
iion - captain In the Civil war with
*. President Hlrrlson'a regiment Of
indiana Volunteers He wins appaf.
entlgih good health up % the time be
was stricken and had been feeling
unusually we'll the past few weeks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-15
.0ELAROMANS DENIED
INDIAN AFFAIRS PIE

Washington, June i5-The resigna
tlon or Frank p. Leupp as commits.
sloner Of Indian affairs, which has
been pending since March 4th, was
accepted today by President Taft aud
Robert &. Valentine. assistant commits.
si0ner. h named as his successor.
LeuDp has wanted to retire for some
time on account of ill.health.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-15
2SUSPE:CTS

TUTTHTTTTT TTTT 7TT FTTTT
Welston okla. June i5-~With ne
arrest Of two men giving tho names
Of Hampton aud Thomaa, now Jailed
ct Chnadler, Il Is believed here that
the safe.blowers who robbed the Bank
at welIslon OF tive thousand dollAssl
lsst December have been appreheads
Cd.
After the robbery two men cane
here representiae themselves as e.
lse'ives, suddenly disappearing. ind Il
Is thought now they were ihe rob.
hers as the descriptions q che men
received from Chandler answer sub
atantlaIly 70 those Of the detectives.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-15
nurrINo AFrRAY Az wELLsroN
lnklahnmA preaa serYloel

Wellston. Okla, June i5-because
Dennis Henderson, a negro aged
eighteen, accused Henry Grindstaff,
white, OF stealing groceries from the
Elsie farmhouse. Grlndstaff attacked
the boy In the Elsie barn this morn
Ing, probably fatally cutting him twice
Grlndstaff formerly worked for Elsie.
Henderson defended himself with a
rufrycomb but was oyerp0wered and
likely would have been killed had not
elsie intEsfered
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-15
start Night Rider 0ulE.
i0klahOma Press Sefvicel

Purcell. Okla. June fb.-Chareed
with threatening farmers with let-
fers 0f burning barns and committing
depFeaations as alleged night riders
ten defendants will be investigated
by the grand jury, beginning today,
They are w. A. Wallace, Barney
Hawk. william Drake, Matt Hanks,
Charles Barnes Martin Rogers, NJ. I.
Spencer. Sam Spencer A. I. BLEED
soc, Albert Bacon, These witnesses
win be summoned Robert Brown, ].
II. WorIey. j. r. Jones. who received
letters threatening their safety
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-15

Chicago, NJ. June is--" Butcher
scott who ls wanted IN Clarksylile,
Oklahoma. on the charge Of having
murdered Joseph Marshall. was asresl
ed hele today and will be taken South
as soon as requIsltlon papers arrive
The killing IS aald TO have grown gu.
OF feud between the Marshall and
Scott families and followed the shoot
Ing Of a brother Of Butcher Scott
by Joseph Marshall.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-15
SANGU|NARY RECORD
DISCLOSED IN DISPATCHES
Oklahoma City, as Usual, Con.
tributes It's Share 10
Story Of Blood

Oklahoma. CITY okla, June l5-In
3 runnirg fignt at four O'Clock this
morning after burglarlzing reslden.
tlal grocery, H. c. Parshall was shot
five tlmos and fatally wounded by Po.
lIceman Reagon. Though ne was
shot through the abdomen Parshall
escaped from officer, but was found
IN dying condition ON an opposite
side OF the city an hour later
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-15
flooded !

chlldrefs. Tex, June lb-h cloud.
Hurst struck Chiidfess early this
morning causing thousands OF doll
la-s damage. stores and dwellings
were flooded and firm lands were IN.
der water d fo0t In depth The Ft,
Worth and Denver railroad shops AMI
yards wofe Hooded and five hundred
feet Of track washed out The power
plant was flooded and closed There
are six inches Of water Il the streets.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-15
Negro Hotel Nabbed
(By Associated Prenal

Wapanucka. Okla. june l5--Mrs a.
4. Jones'. q negro, wife OF the prophet
Of Of negro hotel here. was prob
ably fatally injured early today when
lhe hotel building was wrecked by q
dynamite explosion. One negro ans'
pecl has been arrested.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-15
LIFE SAVED BY RABBITS FOOT

"A rabbits foot saved Bob Lucky's
life in the street shooting up
Lucky wears d horseshoe and rab-
bits foot which dangle from o chain
about his neck. The rabbits foot
hung over his heart and when ex.
amIned thia morRlng contained q
nhot fired by Pearson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-15
CELEBRATE THE FoYzrH.
Capital clty WIN Make Glad Natal
Day.

Chairman Lutz. Of thN chamber OF
commerce Fourth OF gnly commit
tee says Guthrie win celebrate IN
good style July I. Arrangements are
making for an Industrial parade end
fireworks display at night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-15
NlaAr RIOgR cAsEa


IUHIHNOWN FFUUl oNFNINU.I
Purcell. Okla. June is--Eleyen al
legged night riders will b. among the
first cases heard by the grand jury
convenlng here today. Empanelling
the jury and minor motions aye given
precedence.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-15
wArEHMELoNs HERE.
Georgia Product on the Market AZ
4oc Per.

WaiermelonH are on the local
market They come from Geogia
and sell at l0c TO Acc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-15
Il RENO WANTS DIsPENSlRT

superlnlendebt s. w. sssone. Of
The state agency. this afternoon re.
celved q petition from El Reno ask
Inc FOR The opening o. dIhpensary
there.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-15

Increased Capital stock
The First state bank, Of 0kloha.
notified the bank commissioner 70.
dag Of on increase IN capital stock
from $1,000 to $1,000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-15
DID BIG BUSINESS.
First National Of Pawnee Excelled
Al Others IN Money Making.

The First National bank Of Paw.
nee. with $50, 900. made more money
than any other bank IN Oklahoma
last year. Il cleaned ~ s2l00O0.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-15
WEATHER FoRgcAsT.

(By Associated pressl
New Orleans, June l5 Tonight
and Wednesday partly cloudy.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-11-17
GUARANTEED AND SOLD BY DR. j. W. BELL.
DIVERSITY YOUR CROPS.
Farmer Perry Gives II Few Words Of
, Good Advice.

Editor Courier: The farmers Of
this section are making good use of
this fine weather, gathering corn,
picking cotton aNd sowing grain; but
there is not ne;,r enough grain sown
in this section. Il we cannot SOW as
much as We would like to, let us SOW
what we can. 1t will help to improve
the land If properly sown, and prob
ably help the farmer some, too. If
you fail to make wheat you may
make some good feed. Sow a bushel
or two of rye near the house. 1t
will help the old hens to lay those
SOC. eggs and will add to the looks
Of the farm.
Don't you think, reader we are
very badly behind in this section on
diversified farming? We depend en-
tirely on corn and fodder for our
stock, and both are very expensive
feeding. If there ever was time
that looked promising to the farmer
1t is surely now. If you have your
little hillside paid for, so much to
start on.
If Rev. Gambrell Holland can
make rs bushels of corn to the acre
under Red Hill school house. and
o"p'' "A. II. l1iilool o DuSIlclS OIL
top Of the ridge between Walhalla
and Seneca, and j. Fl. Barnett 81 on
"Nubbin' Ridge" don't you think we
ought to stop our whining and whis-
tie merry tune? There are plenty
OF men in Oconee who have just as
good land as these gentlemen, and
far better than theirs was when they
commenced working it. These good
people have shown us what there is
waiting for the farmer if he will only
roll up his sleeves and go down after
what Is his own. 1t is true you can
not make this kind Of corn riding
in your buggy or on the back Of you"
pony, but it will do you good to stir
out and see what your neighbor is
doing. 1t will pay you to go to the
Tamassee farm and look at Mr.
Boards corn on Mud Creek. There
is as good a piece Of corn as you
will find anywhere, everything con-
sidered
Three cheers for the Oconee far
mer and his boys. Mack Perry.
Little River, November 8.