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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-16
FORMER WIFE
PROVES A NEMESIS
Ending Of Railroad Romance In
Which ROnanceT Hits
Some JaNS

Special TO the Daily Leader.
Norman, March l6-prociaimlng l6
that her husband may not De black
like he Is painted and declaring that
a wifs's duty is to stand by her hus-
band though an the world forsake
her the little ,cl6ll teacher whose
dream Of riches and love born IN
the chanceride from 81 Louis 10 OK.
lahoma CITY, shows that womankind,
in the trying hour has The courage
Of 6deliiy greater than possessed BY
the opposite sex.
The current issue Of the Transcript,
a reliable newspaper has this TO add
70 what has hitherto been published
OF the regrettable incident:
Mrs Mabel FFeeland Killaby de.
clnfes she stlll has faith IN her hus-
band, VIM II Killaby. and will con
linue 70 believe IN hif5 until It IS
proven 70 her satisfaction thEf he has
deceived her. Miss Mary Freelnd. Il
sister OF Mrs. killabg. went 70 Okla.
homa City and swofe 70 a complaint
against him. charging blgamy. and a
warrant was issued fer his arrest.
Mrs Killaby returned from III
paao last Friday called By news OF
the serious illness OF her mother,
Mrs H. n Dixon Mrs DIxons III
ness was not serious. the report be.
ing sent 10 Mrs Klllahy as rnse
70 get her home. She Is now at her
m0lhers home IN this city
Maybe Il Is not Es bad as II might
he and that Mr. Klllaby has some ex.
planation that will prove satisfactory
The irst Mrs. killaby however. is
very bitter and will push the nf0ae
cuilon she sent proofs Of her mar
riagc She was married to Klllaby
IN Colorado Springs August %. 1907.
By Rev. G, u. Grow and furnishes
the names Of several witnesses. she
states that she was with Kiliaby only
three weeks IN Sulphur. Okla She
submits some interesting sIdellghts
on their married life. Her husband.
she states, told her be hal an adopt
ed daughter living abroad ID whom
he had given a part Of his millions
He also exhibited pictures Of his Cal.
ilornla pearl bed :
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-16
BASEBALL.

Hear ye. hear ve. fansl One sousinp
baseball meetide Is called for the clts
han auditorium tonight
All fans Guthrie boosters. and ali
professional and business men Nno
will agree 20 JOIN the fandom family
and maks the Guthrie team success
IN the western Association this year
are requested aud urged 10 be on hand
Al th. meeting tonight directors will
le elected The directors Will also
elect executive officers at meeting 10
be held Ut the close Of the mass meet.
Ing Manager Howard Price OF the
local team viii be present and has
some interesting things TO reclte. es.
peclally 20 the fans, BY announcing tae
long list OF fast company players
nc has on the string 70 report fof u
lry0ut On the local diamond.
Price has been visiting other towns
IN the Western Association and reporta
everything rosy for having winning
team 70 start the season on with, II
the citizens Of Guthrie show the proper
Interest IN support. The directors
must be elected at the meeting tonight.
and the rest OF the stock subscribed.
II Is imperative that the permanent or.
eanizatlon be perfected at once, as
the matters such as moving the Crane
stand to Che Oak Park addition, eas,
Of the Springer avenue car line. from
Electric park. aud preparing new
diamond are 10 be settled.
Detail work must be ATTENDED 10
at once, as II Is but six weeks until
the season oDens.
The batteries for the local Team Will
report TIE first OF the month for q
weeks practice. They will be IN good
;oIm for the opening Of the season.
The IN Snd eutfielders win not report
until the tenth of April. The grounds
must be In shape by that time or else
the team cannot get good practice.
Guthrie Is now enjoying one Of her
best nenvd3 of prosperity and there rs
no reason why the baseball proposition
should moi be aided BY every citizen.
II means dollars and cents 10 all. The
Guthrie team Will play more games al
home on SUNDAYS and holidays than
any other club IN. the association. The
excurslon8 will be money bringers to
the Guthrie people. The matter OF
maintaining a winning team for tho
capital cliy this season lii the Western
association Is "up TO all Of us
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-16
SANTA FE PASSENGER
| SERVICE HAS NEW RUNS

The Santa Fe's new snppIemental
time Hear recently issued Is effective
Thursday March 18th. II makes but
little change on the main line, through
0kiahoma save the Oklahoma pun,
mans will come down Oh ii7, instead
nf Is, and train III which now an
Fiyes at i0.35, win ~ few mlnutes
later Radical changes ale made on
The Panhandle division through west
ern oklahoma by the addition OF q
new passenger day traln from Canad'
Ian 70 Newton, Kansas. giving good
connection with the California trans
Woodward aud Alva win each have
two new day passenger trains The
addition Of these traits win more clear
IS demonstrate the need of morn.
Ing passenger train on the Denver. En.
I'd and Gulf to klowa Kansas. and re-.
turn the same day. The regular spring
time card will issue about the hrst
Of May and viii announce the extra
morning passenger on the DeEver, Enid
and Gulf. reinstating the passenger
run between here and Ripley. connect,
lug with the Arkansas City and shaw.
nee line on the Eastern Oklahoma,
and pnssihlg isFo new fast mail trains
on the line between Galveston apd
Newton which will stap at county seat
towns only.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-16
NEW CONGRESSIONAL RULES

Washington D. G.. March le The
rules as amended yesterday are dras'
tic
The amendment makes three I'M
nortant changes
First. It establishes q calender
lor unanimous consents the effect
Of which Is 70 enable a member 70
have a proposition brought before
the house without having 10 10 10
tho speaker for recognition.
Second when collaboration OF d
bin Is concluded ind the previous
nuegiscg s ordered ne flIies hereto,
faia haze provided FOR e0llcn t0
eorlnil with OF without instructions.
F has been the practice 70 recognize
% member Of the majority party %
make this motion and thus prevent
the mAoflty from offering ouch ln.
strueIlana AZ it may sleslre. Tho new
rule gives the minority the Prefer.
enee Ia mailing such motion and
thus enables them 70 gel record
vote on propositions which would
1therwlae be settled IN commitlc Of
he whoie huHsd. whefu no record
vote Il pasiHHle 81 q lf tt
Third Il pfeftnfs 1fhe ealdniar
Wednesday b reqnlflne d two'thifda
Inaiead d majority vote 10 set u
inside.
fourth. Il Il alao claimed the
amendment VIII have The effect oi
preventing faYaFillsm by the actlon
+ fha committee On rules IN special
eaaes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-16
q L Rogolvcd by 40 'cllmber

re Il Resolved by tho CRmber Of
Commerce OF the city OF Guthrie
That, whereas. the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas Railway company has made
the rate Of $i.2l upon shipments IN cai
load lots from New York 10 Oklahoma
commoa points and which Is based on
the nearness Of Oklahoma 10 ihe snln
ping points Of the Gulf oi Mexico. thu.
giving Il the advantage Of water rate
from New York CITY to Galveston.
Therefore we commend the Missouri
Kansas and Toxaa Railway company ii
this act Of fairness 10 Oklahoma ship
oere. and w0 ask thar all 0f The Othel
ailway companies make The >. ssy
ates upon these Oklahoma shipments
md
Be II .ulthcr resolved, that, warre
as. II appelrs that Kansas city, Mo.
aas lnaubureted an improper and I'M
lustlnablc hcycoil upon The Katy rail
roal 10 making these rates We
therefor condemn this action Of Kan
sas city and ask that ihe shippers
there rccfll lhis action The making
1f rates winch has been made is only
an act OF fairness 10 oklahoma towns
and is moi taking from Kansas City
lnything that rlehlfuly belongs % It
The citizens Of Oklahoma congratulate
Kansas CITY IN the great commerei a
and material advancement That u naa
made. particularly since the opening
Of Oklahoma to settlement but Il
condemns any act on the pael Of kat.
sas city or any other cily that viii
attempt 10 promote its development Al
the expense OF other cities aud other
sections OF the country that are only
avalilng themselves OF the advantages
Of their iatural location and surround
mgs,
G II. MaRTlNDALE,
President.
w. al Rayson.
Secretary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-16
MILAoLLANs GAIN 4 POINT.

special 10 the Daily Leader
Oklahoma City, March 16 Justice
y. D. Oldncld has continued the
hearing uf Oscar and Nora AIllholan.
on the charge Of having sold mort.
gagged property, indefinitely II was
the desire Of the defendants IN order
that they might secure more evi.
dence Ia their behklf.
Mrs. Mllhollan III January filed a
suit for divorce from her husband.
after having lived with hlm only the
short period Of three months, Sew
eral weeks ago the couple we're re.
conoiled aud the sultSa dismissed
They then moved to Muskoeee. where
they stated they intended 10 make
their future home. Their arrest vas
srdered several days after ;heir de,
parlure It Is alleged that they gave
mortgage on their plant. tlle Okla.
homa Labor News, OF which Mrs
Mllhollan was formerly edIf0r and
proprlelfess, which they later sold.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-16
DREWTY POINTS
SHORT MESSAGES
New Executive Is Somewhat
DIciaiOTIaI 10
SOIons


Washington, March ie.- President
Taf's message 70 Congress today iol.
lows IN part
n have convened Congress ID this
extra session 10 order to enAnle It 70
give immediate consideration I'd re-.
vision 81 the DIngley larlfi act
Conditions affecting production.
manaiacture and busIneaa ganofaIly
have s0 changed N the laas twelve
Years Az 10 require ro.adjuglmcnl ana
revision Of immediate duties. Fur.
thermore, the present larln Act does
not Furnish Income enough 10 pay
oar authorized expenditures.
"lly July Isl next the excess OF ex
penses over receipts for the current
fiscal year VIII equal fl0O0oo 700 II
Is therefore Of the highest Importance
that a bill b. agreed upon and pissed
with az much speed ss noshInlN. con.
sistenl with lts due anu thorough eons
slderntlon
IN my inaugural address ! stated
n seminary way The principles annn
which in my Judgment. refl4lon Of
the tarlR should proceed. and shall
not here repeat them
y venture 20 suggest That The vital
huslness interests of our country fes
quife the attention Of this session
of the Congresa and "A will b. chiefly
devoted 70 consideration Qf lie new
tariff bill ana the leRs time given so
9ther subjects lhe better for our
country
Signed, VIM II. TAFT.
March Sixteenth, 1907
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-16

Tom Henderson. q prominent citizen
of ~ cobb, was a visitor al the state
treasurer's Office this morning. llo IL
an old friend Of stale Treasurer Meme.
+ alii Just came m 70 make a social
call On tho day OF the election last
November they made a wager AZ 10
certain maiorltles In the new state
and Henderson proved so be the best
gueaner when he lpfi The state hb ise
ihls morning he bad IA hlA pocket in
r#er 0il one 0f hts home merchants
signed hY Sunny ilmr The order
asked ihai Ne Henderson he given !
first class new hai 81 MI Mehtfeea
axncn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-16

Alex Presbyterian church Of AieS
Okla, with the following lruitees: L
b. smith A. r Garner, d. M $
Boozer. al Of Alex
Ore Hill company Of Okmulgee. with
capital stock Of si1a0o The direc
tors are John n Rebold f. T Ne
nowell and @ Wlnalow, al Of Okmul
geo.
Miller Prolhers Mercantile company
Of Cordcll with a capital siota Of 81.
500. Tho directors are: !. II. Miller
Il. " Miller. = b Thomas r A,
Edwards. all Of cordell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-16
THIRD SUICIDE N low cAsg
Youth Follows Brother and Girl &c
oravc--Fourth T-saedy Feared.

Special TO the Daily Leader
Granite City. I'll. Meh. Is. The Third
suicide WAS added last night to the
sommcrrN Nichols love oage. aud today
grave feafl are entertained that q
Fourth tragedy will occur
Miss heryl sommera loved by tw1
brother took her oWn life March 3
lohn Nichols elder and favored suit
81. eadad BIS life Two days later. Rob
sri Nichols who had nuufished hiS
ass0n ln secret that the brother ii |
Young woman might De happy. diei
By his own hand yesterday at his hon
Il Madison. near here George Nlcha !
Is frantic with grief and hla relpilgo
and friafds are fearful that he wEli inn
tate The example Of his two brothers
Last summer Houefi visited his
brother near Frankfort. aud while
:here John lntiodneed bim to MISS
3ommera, Il young neighbor and the
belle Of the countryside He. TOO. fell
ander ncl charms. but loyalty TO ais
brother made him conceal hla dey0
lion and return 70 Madison. He never
syowe1 his stlec'.an for Miss sommera
iec cause he would not place himself It
lis broiheo's way Several weeks agr
parental obieolian came between Miss
-ommeis and her lover. Her father
orbade her % see The young man, an !
writing him a fearful note she sh1
herself Two daya iater John shot
himself leaving the following note }
ha. br0ihtrss Ny sweetheart and tx
tended wife was buried Yesterday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-16

Charley stevens better known ri
Windy stephens 1 farmer residing
southeast Of the city. t0day filed aui
against Mary Stephens fer q divorce
alleging Abandonment and graAa ne
glect Of duty and cruelty 70 children
Mrs. sterheus flied 4 slHt against ste
phens Dfhlng for deefee Of divorce
two years ago makine some startling
allegations but just before the eaet
was called for rial Tie couple resumed
their relation and the eauae WIS dla
missed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-16

a4iff ny Aesorladl rfezslf a
Else llach Germany alareii TO-
sehntzbar Nils, d wealthy landowner.
fought Two platuI duels here today
with officers Of The army and kllied
bo:n olpononls mllgA wife. Wha Il
said 10 De- American. wis lIl cause
II tae aifr1yB Jealousy promnled
him 70 challerse the officers. result
ng aa sluledf
HIS opponents were Lieutenant
Nun Rulllar and Nd army surgeon.
Rhusp llenlIlt le ~ present n
known.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Two tcnnisltl0ns for the return of
alleged crlmlnals were hun0iad by Gov
ernor lfatkell this morning.
One Is Coz The return 10 kauans ol
seldom 5. L0flne allns " Il. King.
on a charge Of ohIainine money nndes
false prefrnse. He Il aid 70 have CIV
en- a worthless ehSek for thiItgiIre
dollars ou Kansas City bank e
Mrs Slella d knaahen Isoflnr +
now serving a sentence lniha nanagen
ilary Y MoAleaser and 4Ill he r..
leased Match IS lie viii b. promptly
re.arrcsled and taken back 10 face the
shave mentioned charge.
lhe other la i0r the return 70 4lll
mons of Herbelt lee. nov III custody
% paNnee he Is charged with having
embeSslcd s192 ffnm the city Of Muir.
uhyabnrp lIls while acting n lis ageni
the allesed olEeaee Nas committed ii
l9n2
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-16
ROOSEVELT pEcks rYeEwaIrER

Oyster nay, Mch 49, Theodore
Roosevelt sptht today a. sagamore
HILL preparing number Of articles
which will appear under hts name after
bis denartnte Tor Africa The article
al treat On number of questions
Of supposed national Importance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-16

aneoIal n M nALly Lnnder.

Special 70 the Daily Leader.
Clovis, n NJ, March i6- The
death Il w D. Boone IN this city oc-
cured Monday morning The remains
were sent 10 Chlckaaha Tor interment
Mi noone was tor many years a
resident oi ChiCkasha. and had con,
siderable property there. He took
a prominent part IN the Odd Fellows
lodge aud lnterment viii take place
under the auspices Of that order lie
was single man past middle age.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-16
ELECTED OFFICERS NEW
CHAMBER COMMERCE
MEANS BUSINESS GROWTH
rAs oFncsRs.
Charles r. Martendale, President
r. q lille, Flret Vice presldent
Robert sohlbero, Second Vice pres
ldent.
calen Crow Treakurer.
W. A. Rayson, Secretary.

Guthrie's chamber or commerce Is
nov perfected. The above officers were
elected at a meeting Of the newly elect.
ed board Of directors chosen by the
ballol OF Monday IN the office Of the
Retailers association
The bctrd Of directors Will meet the
second and fourth Tuesdays OF each
month and there win be- something do.
ing at each meeting.
The bcrrd VIII hold a special meet,
Ing Friday afternoon NJ four o'clock
A general meeting OF TIE members
ol the new chamber of commerce and
lta officers win he hold Friday mght
IN the cily hall auditorium, That meet.
ing will mark new era OF progress ftr
The city OF Guthrie. gfrom which date
the knockers win be thing Of the
past and al viii be boosters and united
pull for 2 creator Guthrie. says one
enthusiast
The directors chosen BY ballots yes
erday TO manage the chamber OF com
merce are as follows
Banks, Robert Sohlberg; Clothing, A.
20. FarQuhafson-: Boots and shoes.
Charles +, Eisenschmldi: Coal, wood
and Feed. h. q. Tanman. Contractors
and Plumbers, w. F Bower; Dry
Goods. =. O. Lutz; Druggist and sew
elry, r. b. Lille; Furniture. Nathan
Patterson: Groceries and Meat Mar
wet, j II. Rucks: Hardwlre and Inn
oremen's, ] j Houston. Lumber, Ed
walton; Manufacturers and Jobbers,
Charles II Mariendale; Miscellaneous
Nose Weinberger; Professional A. q.
C. Bierer: Real Estate n A, uaifney.
The directors al their FIRST meeting
this morning paused the following res
oMtion:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-16
CRUSHED bv CABS.


speeiai 10 the Daily Leader
Pawuoe, OKLA. March Is. While
walking on the Santa Fe fallroad
track John w Thompson vas run
down by the passenger train and IN.
slanily killed. Ile was IN the habit Of
walking 70 The cotton Gin every DIV
for q drink Of water and vas taking
bis constitutional when killed lie was
ploneer citizen of pavneo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-16
ANTt0AMBLiNc BILL
PASSES NEVADA SENATE

Special 10 the Daily Leader.
Carson. Nef Mnrch 16'-By a
unanlmous vote the senate yesterday
passed the antl.gambling bill as
amended BY the judiciary committee
The bill viii 90 to the assembly to-
dsy The chief change made In the
bin hy the senate la q provision plac
ing brldgeawhlst and all Other gumes
cl chance played for money dr prizes
IN the same category as faro and
roulette and tho other prohibited
gambling games
Reno Nevada, 10000 people. has
500 eamblIne houses and ! 300 II.
ceneea saloons II "a. considered the
most wide npen city on oarth.0
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-16

flIy Associated prassl
Chicago Meh - Charles Il Nor
ton. former president of the Ohio ane
peunsylyinia baseball league. who dis
appeared from home JunaafY twelfth
has heea found by bis brother. berei
of his srnaes. wandering aImlessls
about ne streets 0f Chicago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-16

George n Angel commenced more
than sixlythree years ago ihe work
of projecting the dumb animals from
inhnmane persons. and he carried the
work into great successful move
ment unereaThed Of before his time.
A writer and lecturer. editor anil
philosopher, Il can be truly said Mr.,
Angell was one Of The best known
and greatess loved men the last cnn.
tury produced.
Remafkakio preservation cl all his
talents after he had attained ripe
maturity was commented on only last
week IN TIA newspapers and maga-
zlnas throughout the English.speak.
Ing world many Illustrated period.
Gals containing portraits Of Mr.,
Angel, taken from the dime be was
d la,l lwentyOne years until not fif.
teen days ago Commenting Oh hts
fage and the years Of bis activities.
last week, Mr. Angel said he had
heeu favored 20 cutllve all The enc.
mics hu had eve made, and believed
the world 10 be growing better and
men hra3er aud iruer. and hts col.
nmnand.hali denunclaiion OF abuses
N cities Of the horses was G marvel.
0nslV lncislye and clearly written ar
tiele.
Ills collection o. animal portraits,
which is said TO be Of vast value. and
his estate never great, VIII leave 20
p0sterlly description OF every ami
mfl he had ever seen. and ils adapt
ability 10 response TO human kind.
nest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-16
CUBA [|BRE'

Havana Moh l6.-A Sergeant and
seven ptlvates Of tho Rural Guard sta
llQned At the toWn Of vnelias, In Saulf
Clara province, have mutlnIei aud tax
En- tp the woods with their horses fnd
arms Il appears 70 be their intention
70 make en- ellnfl ro start an uprising
slfong desaehmanla ol Rursl GuaFds
hayA beer sent M pursuit of ne ah
soondlnH onea Nh0 are known akIla
lafH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-16
REGISTER CLERKS ARE BUSY

TIE unlce force Of the register of
deeds complain daily about the mum.
euus exifa deeds they arr called upon
20 feeoFd Both Logan county farm
end ellY residence property are chang
Ing oEIefA and ehaneas are many
The cltv Il experiencing the blgSeG
building boum IN rs history: build
Ing permits are issued be the score.
fnf modern residences. she dem and
EQf huusfs f4r rent and fof oiarc bulla.
lHkf continues Almost si.OCDoOn
worth q municipal improvements are
nov undei eourae u construction ana
The mFfHhaHts report good business.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-16
CHARGE


Nashville. Meh ID. When couf|
opened today TO resume the coopel
murder trial. Judge iiafl nnnouneed ht
would MOI be prepared to berlin tht
charge 70 The jury until 2.80 this after
noon or later
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-16
ORDERED OUT Bur REFUSE,


Paris. Meh. iG gneui strike
of tho tch&faph anlt telephone and pes
lal employees Of lie state vaa aeelafc
last night To-day Il Is anything but
effective and i IS believed here # viii
be- short lived
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-16
JF WHITE DEAD
A Good Citizen succumbs 10 Al hi.
ness Of Only a Few Daye.


Special 20 me Daily Leader.
Hobarb March l6~~l. r. White.
aged ears, died Of ergnlpelss.
M W Aad been alllns lof the
past I. wweoks. bat hls condition
grew worse until last Thursday when
his Illness became alarming. aud so
continued until death tame and re.
lieyed him Of an suffering.
! n White was born ID Missouri.
served ~ The Confederate afmy until
Che close Of the war; htterward Sci.
lied AZ Wichita Falls, Tex. came 10
Hobart ~ me opening ard had r..
sided here up n The iime OF hla
death.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-16
REMARKABLE LIFE OF
BOSTON PHILOSOPHER
Friend Of Dumb BfutsS,
Teacher Of Good and
Kindness

Boston March l6.--George Thorn-
dIke Augell "frlend OF dumb ami.
mails and world-famed leader IN hui
name educational movement in this
county, died here early today at the
age q eIghly-six lie was president
Of the Massachusetts, society for The
prevention Of cruelty 70 animals; ed-
Ilor of "Our Dumb Animals" and a
lecturer known throughout Inc civiliz-
ed world
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-16
TAR|FFB|LL AgAl
Tdn0RH0N

Washington ~ C. Meh Isl 1.-The
new taria hlll % be- introdneea IN the
house tpmofrnw lht delay 10 pfoAnia.
tlan peipt 70 secure approval Of j neN
Eqpublitpn member nn The ways ana
means coinmlitne whom Speaker can
uun wlll appnint "a ancreed Mi. Hens
ynke ~ Colorado. whose Term AAA IS
pifed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-16

dl,n3 NaAier. special agent Of ihp
hoeH siaHd WIS II home with hIs
famll4