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USE HERCULES s;$:= :;:s$:: :s:;::: :$::=s:

Made in California, guaranteed oak tanned.
and cost no more than the nOnguaranteed makes
IL your dealer not supply you. write Us
direct for a price list. Manufactured solely by
w. DAVIS & SONS. Wholesale Saddlery, 2O4O
70 2052 Howard St. San Francisco, Cal.
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The Alaskan's Cargo


The steamer Alaskan, which sailed on Friday
for Saliua Cruz with merchandise 10 be shipped
10 New FORK and Europe via the Tehauntepec
railway, took out the most valuable cargo ever
sent from this port. The cargo laden here was
valued at $500 4f3, and in addition there was
merchandise laden at other coast ports valued
at S137. .615. bringing the total value up TO
81 OBS 05S. The cargo laden at this port is 10 be
distributed follows: For New York. S75S.2S ;
Great Britain. So. S36: France. 81 46l: Italy.
81 a34: Denmark. SIS. 294: Holland. S4062; Ger
many. SIS. O62- Mexico. S4a6. The principal ship
ments and their destinations were as follows:
To New YOrk-066.6O2 lbs dried fruit l29 600
lbs raisius. - .43S lbs beans. 4o-3i5 cs canned
goods l35.3S3 13O bbs and 100 hf bbls sal
mon. $500 lbs vanilla beans. .260 lbs and p cs
spices, %, ,925 gals and - wine, 235 gals
brandy.
To Great Britain-20 900 lbs dried fruit. $50 cs
canned goods. 1900 salmon. I56 cs wine.
To France. Od2 lbs dried fruit. 10 cs canned
fruit, 5-5fs lbs vanilla beans
phalt
To Denmsrk-269. $50 lbs dried fruit.
rn Eollsnd-52.s,05 lbs dried fruit.
To Germany 043 9li lbs dried fruit 103 cs
canned fruit. : cs wine 2.241 lbs vanilla beans.
To Mexico-100 pkgs potatoes. 10 pkgs onions.
235 hs cosl6sh. 5 canned goods, 10 cs salmon,
500 lbs spices
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NavaI stores-Turpentine and Rosin

SAVANNAH Ca. Oct. 4.-TurpentiBe. firm.
IS isc: sales 500: receipts 296; shipments. 343.
Is(sin, firm: sales. :. 160; receipts. I0S5; ship
81: d, 81 05: f. s. Is; T. SA20: 6. 81 .25@
so. Fl. $50; 7. 81 81; h, - 80; NJ, S5.55i'
X s. So; VIC S5.95: WV. s6.05. -
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Lns ANGFIFs. ocf. :

LOS ANGELES. Oct 4.-Steamshp CITY Of #,
peka arrived from San Diego. After takin
freight and passengers 1t cleared for San Fran
cisco.
Steamer ciaremont arrived today from Gray
Harb0r. bringing lumber.
Steamer Tallac cleared today for Portland vi
San Francisco TO reload
Steamship Santa Rosa cleared today for Sa
Francisco with freight and passengers.
Steamer Shasta cleared tonight for Bellinghar
10 reload.
steamer. Whittier arrived tonight from Sa
Diego. IT. viii load oil at Terminal for Sa
Francisco. clearing Tuesday.
Schooner John A. sailed today in ballast 70
Eureka TO reload.
Steamship George w. Elder arrived today fror
Portland with passengers and misceIlaneou
cargo. II cleared on the return trip tonight
Steamer Shoshope. captaid Asplnnd arrived te
day from Columbia river. bringing lumber
PORTLAND. Oct. 4,=Arriyed: Steamer Nom
city. from San Francisco: steamer Argo fron
TflIEmook.
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Weather Report

United States department Of agriculture
Weather bureau. San Francisco. Oct. 4, 1909.
RAINFALL DATA
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Compagnie Generate TransatIantiqu,
DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-pARIs

DIHEUT ItINE 10 HAVKE-PAKIS
Sailing every Thursday. instead of Saturday.
at 10 a. M. from pier A. North river foot Of
Morton ST.
First class to Havre. s77 so and upward: see
ond class TO Havre. $50 and upward: GENERAL
AGENCY for UNITED STATES and CADANA-
10 State Ct. New York J. FUGAzI. Man.
Francisco Tickets sold hy all railroad ticket
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LOOP Sacramento River Steamers .fII.soB
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Nntfee to Mariners

Captain J. s. Greene OF the steamer Vir-
ginian reports TO the branch photographic Of
fee that On September -. 1909. in latitude
IS degrees - minutes north. longitude I04
degrees - minutes west, he sighted large
tree about 50 feet long. with roots snd broken
lt-bs. showing well above water
~ J. c. BURNETT.
frs
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FOR Morning. pf0r Afternoon
tSunday excepted Sunday oniv.
! SSundATs and MONDAYS
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HYDRoGRAPH1c OFFICE

Depth at mean low water entrance to harbor-
PLACE Ft. Date Remarks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
HERES GRATIFYING CONDITION

willard Smith. clerk oi School
District No. 49. Logan county locat.
"a In Seward township. has notified
County CLERK Morgan that 90 leyy
need be- made for that school district
this year al the directors have plen'
u Of money left over from last year
fo run the school thls year. sc~erd
township. both fast yeef and lils
gear. returned a higher valuation
unun property chan any other town
ship III the county Last year the
hoard levied only ~ mills which
with ihe school app0rtlanment monef
uroduced 81 600 half Of which Is stili
il tho hands Of the school treasurer
This report goes 10 show that II lhf
provisions of the constitution wera
carried ont II regard to listing prop
arlv al fair cash Value that tHe
sehool boards would have plenty ol
money 70 operate The schooIa under
tho five milf levy f0r school purposes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
PRESIDENT PROPOSES
TAX On CORPORATIONS

Washington june ia- "A message
from the President recommending an
amendment "a the tariff bill lmpoa'
lng an excise tax Of two per cent ON
the net income Of corporations and
Joint stock companies except M.
tlonal banks. savings banks and build.
INK and loan associations. was reUelv-
ed BY Congress today
The President also recommends
that both houses by twothlrds vote
shall pfonose an amendment to The
constitution comforting power 10 levy
an income tax upon the National
Government without apportlonment
among the states II proportion 10
p0pulatlone
The Philippine free trade aectlon-
with amendment, was adopted hY the
Senate today by vote OF d2 % IS.
Six Republicans Including Root aud
flrIalow, voted with the Democrats
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
OPENLY SNUDBED BY
KING At HORSESHOE
American Millionaire Left TO His
Set, No Action Expected
in Ruiz Case

London, June While 4 IS not
likely ans public action viii be TAX
60 BIZ the authorities In regard to
she allegations Of perjury IN the Ruiz
case. or by the newspapers III the
methods Of corruption by which pro.
ceellngs Of the court were hushed np
Il Is q mniier ~ speculation as to
whether Alfred vanderbilt. the Amer.
lean millionaire concerned, win long
find London to hia liking AS q mat.
Ter OF fact London long ago decided
the young man was best left 20 him.
self snd hla mixed crowd OK satellites
ana parasites with which bio has con.
sorted
The fact that King Edward, when
be visited the horse show. omitted 70
send for Vanderbilt while warmly
complimentlng olhor representative
Americans, has been much commented
upon, and although Il IS absurd 20 sup.
pose King EDWARD nzu any iueH Or
posing as 4 censor OF morals. he 70 N
his publc aes most careful 10 avoid
anything that II derngatuis 10 the
seyal Influence iov good
Although thefe " no l,Jwey that
can pronounce 4 sentence Of Danish.
ment. there IRE mpny wass In which
London can be made IN the English
phrase. "lo0 hot for one who commits
he unpafduuable sin of being found
out. and the prediction Is freely
made that lhls nafllcalaf offender viii
ere long find Paris more 70 his taste.
English Ideas Peculiar
English idHas afe peculiar sald
enc Enelishman today Il Is possible
70 do lnoeaefibale lhlngs and yol ilnd
liberation For instances everybody
knows ol e certain pei of society
Nho keeps regular Turkish halem
not hundred yards from Oxford
street and thai q Nna imported from
Tee Eas yet nobody cuts him.
From the point of view Of moral
llv he Is perhaps more blamable than
the millioualrn We are speaking Of
vet nevertheless the latter Is con
siaefed beyond the pale.
Tire "coaehlng Mafaihen" gold
challenge cup. valued at sa0o and the
frs prize Of $500 was awarded 10 A.
& Vanderbilt who drove bis team N
person aaas 8
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
BOARD ADOPTS PLANS FOR
NORMAL BUILDINGS

The board Of regents for the state
normal schools after session which
lasted unill three O'Clock this morn
ing agreed upon The plans Tor the
Durani fnd Ada Normal school build.
ngB. The board has not awarded a
contract 10 the two successful arehl.
ieets al vet owing to the fact that
he members have not reached ~
anreemen with the state board d
affairs reIetlye 10 the boards powers
Ia the lfemiees.
The hnefd examined the plane pre-.
aouted ~ seventeen alflerent firms
before regehng an agreement The
board al the meeting last night elect
ed Miss Gertrude Hunt Of this city
10 the enalr Of biology 10 the Dufanl
Normal school, succeeding J X Prof
lflt who resigned in accept me pfln
leipalship of the shawnee high school
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
ORDERS 1000
AUTOS FOR
OKLAHOMA

st Louis. Mo. june ~ Two thou.
sand automobile are % he shipped
10 the Souihuest Jerome 4. Har
riaelon. banker ol Waiunga. OKLA,
arrived here today from indianapolis
where H. has ius closed what Is sald
to b tie largest contract Tor auto.
mobiles ever made 70 The United
States
Mr.. Harrington placed wlEh Detroit
ana Indianapolis firms nj order for
zi.150 .o0o worth of machines. wlilce
means 1000 ears are to be shipped
70 Oklahoma for dlslflbH lon over
four states and territories
Mf HARRINGTON. Who II native uf
illinois. went ii Oklahoma fur years
ago. fle lsAnow president nf three
q lie largest banks y. The state and
owns controlling Honk II EHo more.
Hk haeams Al automobile anl'ps|asl
several taA4A Aaa. and iIaa|lf dfiilea
IaEs lI4 business.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
VOICES CONTEMPT FOR JURY
IN UHMERClFUL TERMS
Mack Les Charged with Com
pNcIiy In killing Of zeke
Putnam

Ada okla. june ie-A verdict Of
pcuulbal this morning Is the starillpg
result oi The hard fought trial Of Mack
Lee for completely IN the killing 81
zeke putnam, town marshal of Alien
After numerically yoiclug hla con
'empt sor the iurys decision Judge
West dismissed the members ior ihe
remainder 81 tho term then tuvnine
70 Lee, said
Mack Lee by the verdict Of lhe
jury YOU are free, but before God you
are guillyl'
Mack Ice was unaffected.
Il Is understood Judge Weal today
win aenlonce to hang Dan scrlbne9
recently convicted OF the same crime
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
FRISCO RAILROADS. llT
BEFORE Commission

This lMnH the Frisco railroads day
before The Corporation commission,
The complaint lodged By J ". Par.
lab, Of Mounds, asking for better
drainage ai that place WAS dismissed,
uhe matter having been uHllled cut
Of court.
Evidence wes taken Ia Two rlla
lions against the FHIsco BY The eaH4,
mission. The officials adlaittad fkaf
th0y had violated orders Of the com
mission III not routing shipment for
the Hagworih Lumber oDnlpnug prop
erly. claiming It IN error Of the hIlf
Ing clerk and offered % pag back
tho SIP nvercharfe On the car. II
tho other case. wherein The HaFlles
Wills nrlclg company alleged exeea
slve rates charged. the road admitted
that Il ha0 violated the commissioners
order. but clalmed Il 70 have been
an oversight IN routing the goods
and offered 10 pay back The 10 Ax'
cess collected.
This afternoon the comm.aaloh
took evidence IN the complaint iodsed
By numeFous citizens Of Norris azk.
lng for the removal o. the Frisco
agent. VI. n Maddox, AZ lhas plaeo
On the ground that he was dlscuifie'
Gus and often "casaad" persues out
of his office.
The commission fined the Santa
Fe el00 recently for misconduct ot
their ageJt II TanglaF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
KILLING WHICH LED TO
GnllTnllrn, nnnTTsn annrn1
DUlblltH 1UU | | ] AnnEa |


fsnaaiAi - nally IaaainS
clarksyllle. Okla, June io,-1'he
killing 0f Joe Marshall, for which
Butcher Scott was arrested yee
lerday III Chicago. occurred IN
Clarkavllo in December. 1907, a. the
homo Of man named Pool, where
Joe Marshall aild sam Scott, 10
eether With the formers wlle were
sitting np With o corpse During the
niehi Marshall and Scott Quarfaled
over the formers wife. when Mar
shall shot Scott twice. the dead man
falling across thc corpse which they
were supposed 90 be eaflng iOr Mar.
shall was tried ~ June. 1908 N Wag.
oner, ana convicted Of murder. and
sentenced Is be hanged. but the YER.
dict was ser aside on motion for q
new trial on account 81 irregularities
Ia the jury and he WIS admitted 70
bail lila ease WAS tried Rgain III
ian January term, 1908. and Ne Waa
convicted OF mansianghler IN the
first degree and sentenced 70 forty
two years III The pehlleutiafy Again
on account Ul irregularities. the YER.
diet was ael aside. and Al the last
AnrlI term 81 c0urt he was again
tried. end convicted and given slz
wears IN the pen. He appealed The
ease, gave bond. wus discharged from
lall on Friday and Sunday Was shot
10 dealh hy Butcher Scott aa he
was sitting on q porch IN front Of =
. store In clarkaylile Scott fled che
country and has been at large since
that time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
BETSY ROSS ASSOCIATION

The Betsy Ross association og OK
lahoma. organized IN Guthrle year
ago this week, meets st Muskoeee to-
day and tomorrow The convention
opens there lale this afternoon In she
commercial club rooms A reception
VIII be rendered the visitors tomor.
row forenoon al the J. 6 Welsh resi-.
dcnce Many Of the Guthsle ladies
are members 0f the historic associa.
ton, composed Of 90 clubwomen of
the state that made the first official
flag vita s6 stars which was raised
ct Philadelphia last fth Of luls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.

Special q Daily Leader
Kingiisher Okla. June iQ.-One os
iale best commencements Ia tho his.
tory OF Kingflaher college has Just
closed. Rev w. w Newell, y, D.. Of
Chicago. delivered the baccalaureate
sermon
Dr, n IA. Flakc d Washhun col
leee. Topeka Kas,. delivered the ad
drasa u the class of four. Nfunal
Barnes, Leah NJ Bradley, Ray Lange
and Cellc Tltt.
Each Of che four graduates have
heen granted, upon the standing they
have made ii the college course and
the completion Of certain profession
Al lines, life certificates to teach IN
The state of Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
IMPROVES DRAINAGE DITCH

The county commissioners Ia aea
elon lodly adopted the report 0l the
commissioners on the pullman drain
age ditch near Lanes'on. as amend
ed by ibo hoard The protest OF the
city OF l.anssion against the ditch
runulng through the city WAS over.
ruled mud The county clerk was lu'
sirucled 20 advertise for bids for The
construction Of the ditch. which s.
10 convert surface waters which flood
The road aud The Pullman farm near
Langsi0n.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
GOVERNOR THREE DAYS,
GRAHAM DIDN'T KN0W It

Senator Clint 0raham of Marietta.
was governor ~ Oklahoma for three
DAYS last wcek, but did not know It.
Governor Haskell WAS attending The
Confederate reunion In Memphis,
and Lieutenant Governor Bethany
was III san Antonio. each absent
without the Others knowledge by
the terms 81 the constitution the
president pro tcmpqFe q the snnalei
Ii this Instance Senator Gresham Is
governor uf lhe state IN The event Of
the absence or Ilicanaclty OF the 9th
er two. Not having notice Of their
Departure the senaInr lost Al Up.
portpnlis 70 act aa governor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
ZINC DUTY

Washlugtah. Jane IS. Following
the reading Of many letters that 4
tariff IA ahaolaely essential to tho
zinc producing bnslueaa ii Oklahoma.
Kansas and Missouri the Finance
committee today recommended these
new zinc schedules Free zinc below
ten per cent Of continuity one quar-.
ter of cent por pound between
ten and twenty per cent continent.
half q cent duty between twenty and
HseniyfIve. one cent per pound be
l0w acventg.flve per cent Of cnnlIs
nent An Amendments by Senator
Stone. 0f Missouri. for free zinc pro
vidluR The manufactures 81 zinc also
come IN fren. was defeated As an
alternative Stone favored a flat tar
III Of one cent per pound
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
,s.suw ,n,u~ naaannan nrar.nn
HAHl JUlHl hAILHUAB SlAllUH

W A. lDAnant and others u fl1usant
have fllcd application with the COT
poratlon commission to require ilin
Missouri. Kauaas and Texas, lhe FITS.
eo and me Missouri oklahoma and
Gulf railroads to use 8 joint depQs
tbere The katy and Frisco now use
The same station building and the Mis-.
soagi. nAi#iisna and Cult. u Is said,
NlIl pas8 within 400 yards 0s N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
ORDERS PLANS FOR VIADBGI

81 D. Robinson. chief engineer Of
the santa re. was IN Guthrie YesteF.
dny from Chicago looking over the
site where the Noble avenue vladHoi
II 10 be built After making soma
SURVEYS Wits city Engineer Hooker
Mr. Robinson wired the Chicago Of
flee 70 gel large force Of men busy
on the vIaduct plans at once. Il Is
expected that The plans viii reach
here IS Friday when i special meet
ine o. The city council Win be called
hy Mayor FafquhafHan % consider 4
proposal u be presented By the rail
road wilh feiefenee to tho coasEFuc
tIon Of she Vladuct
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
HEPBURN HURLED HOT SHOT

County Attorney Hepburn got his
dandruff up and delivered viifl'
olic speech at the meeting Of the
Civic League a the south Methodist
ehuros Monday night Rev Cook
man. OF the Congregational church.
was chairman Of the meeting Fred
Grecn. city attorney, also made 9
speech. he said the police were tired
Hepburn said you good people de
pend too much on ruMofs and dant
helm us officials"
The Leader win print Hephurn'a
speech IN full
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
DECLARE REFERENDUM
DOESNOTAPPLY T0LANS
arnranu Ia rnnnr
MMHBl III tuHOt

The protest sabmAted to the Soc
retary Of state by 4. r. Eastman r.
j. Love, j, If. Brooks and Joseph
Wisbg against liIa aufiicieney Of
Refefendum Petition No ttho Tay-
ior election law cites the following
objections;
Flrst Because sal act Is an en-.
aeiment for carrying Into effect The
provisions 81 tho constitution If tAis
stats relative so the Initiative and
referendum.
Second -necauae said net being nll
ruaelment for carrying Into effect
thh nfovlslons Of the constitution Of
this state relative % the initiative
and referendum became q law upon
rs approval By lhe governor 90 the
27th day oi March 1909
Third necausa the referendum
does moi on cannot apply to laws ai
ready IL force 81 the time petition
Is filed
Fourth because said petition was
not filed wlNhin the time required bl
law
rlflh- because eald petition IS mol
IA the form Required hy law
sixth Because said petition Is moi
verified ln the manner provided h5
law
Seventh Because said petition
does not contain slguaiures nf ihf
reauialle number Of qualified elect
ora 81 lhis state - required bY law.
HIehlh Beraase the signatures it
said position are rot The genuine
signatures of qualified electors q
this state
Ninth Because said petition a ln
enffIefpuf Ia Inv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
RUSSELL At HEAD


3. Douglas Russell. Of the Western
Are. OF l.aneaion. vas Yesterday ap.
pointed superintendent Of the lnsti'
tute Tor IN deaf. blind and orphans
Tor the eOlored fsce at TAFT, Okla.
This institution was founded BY The
nlo Ieelsll'ufo. Russell spent time
and money 10 ett tho measure through
Tor Che benefit Of hls race As super.
insondont os tho new Institution he
viii make good. Ele "a regarded as
ono IF the ablesl negroes II the state
and can hold bis owh among the best.
He Is special adepoaie Of better
understanding hetwehn the two rsces.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
SUSPICIOUS VESSELS
CLEARED Or MYSTERY

Washington. June as The myatef9
surrounding the movements Of steam
af Naniitoke and the tug Dispatch
Whlch were suspected of fillhnalcrlngs
was celnrcd nn today when The Sisie
department received official ndylceH
from the venezuelan Government de-
elarlng Tho veAsela we're The property
Of that government The vessel VIII
be allowed 10 proceed 10 Caracas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
MegrINo oF coLLEos rnuarEEe

Special u Daily Leader.
Klngfishef. OKLA, June id ~ q
moetng OF the hoard OF trustees ol
tho state Congregational college al
KlngGlsher it was decided 10 hold
over all members ~ the faculty A
president win be secured before The
opening OF the Iall term, Officers
were elected as follows; Officers OF
board. J.. u. Parker president; Geo.
L. Bowman. ylce presidents pr q.
w. Flske, secretary J. Collins,
treasurer Executive committee, ].
IA. Parker c. w Flske, G. q Muir
phy. George Il fain8. J. p Ruth A.
ii. showalier and 4, a. Harper New
members of tho board ARE q. g Mur'
phy. j. Goodman. J. III Jackson, W.
Jarboe. George q. HoWman G, w
Flske. p. N. Truesdale A. j. Seay
and r. b Smith.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
WINDOW FOR SUPREME COURT

Who shall buy the window tot the
Supreme court quarters Is a matter
recently submitted 10 Attorney Gen.
a..s ssfns4 f44 a.al=t..44 4s4at,.,io aeias
" hecause the legislature placed The
appropriation for the public buildings
with The secretary 81 state and gave
management uf buildings TO the state
hoard Of allnlfs The hoard ID Will.
Ing 10 make the purchase, but Il has
no money
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

TWNTTH"IFH 7 ~" 77"TfF""
Shawnee, Okla. JunH iG FaclHg
noesble lynehlnR By residents Of FL
rs county, Texas Milton toldon i
negro was returned there iIla morn.
ing on the charge Of killing Con sla-
BILE Thomas Conecr IN the county iail
a year ago flolden vas arrested
here ON ajspIcloG yesterday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
SHOW NEW STATE FRHGHT
| RATES ARE EXCESSIVE
Asserts That Packing Plant uT
Central Shipping Point Would
Force Reduction

w. II. Garrison. d Pond Creek.
pioneer oklahoman. legislator stock
raiser and farmes is ii the city MI
Garrison Ii one Of the states mest
progressive citizens
\ have Just bpon gathering soma
interesting statistics from the Cor.
noFatlon conmlsslon. aald Mr aAf.
gison. no YOU know 4 packing plAnk
locaiod somewhere n iho Alste would
vorh q marvellous and instant reell|1.
lion nl live stock fateag Even een'
tral shipins point would 40 that on
lahoa has no stpck dIalanue rqles the
Texas rase q iBc. Oklahom4a cAttlt
and orop Yield entities Ass 70 better
diulunce rates and unlled effort should
prevail to bring thiu about Here afs
some example rasea luv hpgu Enid -
UKiNlumH Illy, IH r. % ~ ~ #EAAH
10 Kghsas City 81 -. Enid e #|Ehs
|lta, iG y. Texas rates are aH |Hk
lows: Fur = mllea I Isae; 30 H5lIsH.
loo; a miles. IA L. tVn HAEIaa IL
| f.ac ieS miles iHef 20 nllNA IH1z
"ilefe nrn some Figures thar ak
for nouf YEAR. said Mf CafI'zan'
~the number Of cafIaada pf WHeat
corn, flour. catile and aaea ahlHHad
from Grant. kay and Garfield counties
In 1908 Was A. follows
Grant County
Whcat Corn Flour Cattle Hogs
1863 900 f2b gin $40
Garfield County
1850 74s 7an Sla sss
kay County
a6t 9f2 aas I2t 6ai
There'a d total Of neafly l20da ears
being shipped from three eounIlas et
prohlhilvo rallrnad fale And 81
most pgohlbItiye alnekYarg ohnfEea.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
WOMAN SLAYER ESCAPES

Hutchinson. Kns., June i6 Sam Bit
ler. convicted of tho murder Of Mrs
Rosenbergaf. Of Klowa county and
awaltng new trial. sawed hts way
out OF iall here last night and eHcss'
ed. lie LEFT note declaring he weuld
no. BE- taken alive
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
wANrEo--A FLY KILLER
Suro Shos Fly Destroyer VIII Car.
talnIy Land The Money

The man lhat lnrents 4 preparation
tkss viii certainly drive away flies
can make a fortune IN a short time
Several men Ia this city who have
nothing else to do should sir their
brains