davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-17

We are always In the market for
seed cotton and cotton seed. Round
bales today IA la basis middling I
have both round and square press
bring me your ginning. s. II. Dun
lap. u
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-11-17

Lewis and Blessington at Carnegie
hall Monday. matinee and night. Ad.
mission 20 and 10 cents. 400
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-03

l0V N1IIFNIF I1II1IINII IInfIT " MI FIN7Ul
Pink. Bruns,ts. By Leading asupgisis o. mail
prs0d by NATIONAL IoitErco.. Paris. rsna
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-03
Is This Fair?
certain graof VIII He Made ghsi
siuarts DYsparala Tablctc
sure elamseh Trouble.


stuatts Dyspepsia Tablets are Maae
tu give TO ihe sRalem. through lhe di'
eesuye tract end the atOmaca Tbs
ueteasarg chemicals act uniy 40 als
yest gocd sal % zurich the ilwds nf
me body 10 Than Il mas na iengor snI
fe- from dyspepsia of asher sio1nea
ffouhic
Np VIII saa6 sou S @uuiliy oi these
tablets free So that their power 90
cure mas bH aIaFee TO YOU
Ihtnsan0a anaa ihnusFnd9 af pecr'9
are ls'nR THESE tablets ior the aid
ana cure of every kuown atomach olp'
case EngN wnGi scg put tns9 Nrui
sloniagh nA uaa tlscfaiian NJ aoina
SD.
r,mrrs 3fseepsii aeeia eantaif
| fNlt anC pae.ahe elcta me pure
c1rronlrssed tiuelsla nl tiy'rasile,
Soldan eeat Whish zone us snd
strengthen The mufara linlue Di iae
lirmnch end increase ihc now OF gas
lulc aud athee disesliye juices ae.
tosc. iesigaeted fsns mila) Nus TO
strengthen the aeiyea eontfollns the
aailou * .he asamaeh ana ~ cure ner
yaus dvspep Ii pufr ascphc 4epsla
81 thc hlehcH digp4ge prNpy and
approved bg tie Unite ! suites 2iianr
icopOeria
One cf lhe ablest professors df ihe
lUniveraily Of Miehigan recently stat
ed INT thie pepsin aaa The only asep
lilc pepsln he had found that was alb
soluielY pureisee from AZ animal IN
purltios: fismuih. to ahaoth gases
land prevent fermentation. They are
dellclously Favored with concentrate
Iamaica tilngeril llsclf we'll
Known .efmaniatla They ere de-
lielously favored wlth concentrated
Jamaica Ginges II isaeii we'll
/ known stomach tonic
l.luu. mudiclues lTse ihelf strength
the longer they arr kept through evan
lonlion. fefmenlalion aiHi chcnileil
ehangcs. hence sluafi's nyspepsla
Tablet, are reeegnixea as pe onl4
tuic .nAd IoeIe1l mAinur nt pnhNela
lin9 the lhnfpdenta glynn above 4
lihpir fullest sfieaelf
VI knn fpaliv ahuhl tNc NYNl.y q
tablets. lako lhls advertisement e I
dfhgelN and asl bis nplnlon ul the
FORMULA
h h due snnr Hlahacll % eiNe I
liha luefedienla merits AIRY ~ Hlip ils
Trouble u casis nnIhirk @ Try ; ~
know what yan an lukInT' ent llie
flame ~ these lahlela Nf0Yc their f'll.
lnc. Al dfnaeGslA sa9l them Fglee N
lenalA sand III your ntnle hnu 1t.
fta.a ana tea Wfif an1iH Nill 4fiHl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-03
YOUNG WOMAN HOLDS
COTTON PICKING RECORD

Miss Margaret Montgomery, farm
crs daughter ligina Owe miles south
Ol Silllwtiet. Okla. is the aeNnowl.
oiged champion cotton picker III on,
lahaMa fol- ihe Season inst nasstN.
aae aaa tlo remarkable record 81
nlekiHg lea f5u7i@a o. Vie feeef Haiie
ii onr das 'shls She did nne las asi
lall Nhen the cotton picking seas n
was it's heaD
Mlss Montgomery is as yeafe old
ans Is Ito Daughter OF T. l. Maui-
Ramefs SHE was born Oa farm ln
Ilanlaaqna county Kansas and with
hef pmenls. carc 10 Vhlahnma in
ihr eafls laAs Shu "a 4 lAnles.l weal
stii Hlfl llf4i hyWidea hpiaE ahp ta lla
maus Wnek oll lhe lafni size II nx
nA mean a ruraliAi ~ ll eemmnu
sense the ierm SIM & ar accum
pllshed nuslolAn and IS IN sFeal de.
mand 81 entertainments noi only IN
ler ewn neiehhurhOod, hul Ia sill
WATER ana Nhrl towns surrounding
WhHFe size Is known AS hurgew0.
mau she has tow equals III ihe sgatc.
ala HHn hfst nizc NJ NE laHles' ria
liHe faep II lhe Payne ennntg iaF
iasl Nl SHE ~ crack shot with
either rllle uf shotgun sna IS 1 gen.
efal iaforIie Nilh an whom she Il 81.
aualnlcd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-03
.AF TER SLASHING WIDOW
FIREMAN SUCCEEDS
IN KILLING SELF

niuphurg, Mch William aear'
haislt ranlaln Oi q lsfe e0ulpany WI
xeslefdag mulderQ0sls 4asaHlted Mfl
Anna Baxter 4 wlaaw Nilh e feS3f.
ana then scrlprly eva uimselE e7ili
miIlea suleidr today hs lumplne Na
The third aoar ol me Pitt ialfE h4s
.HIlat
AIRS naNtpr s lu pleeafiaHa e1t
dnlaA
Alshtaah guarded rs i palhsm ~
AMain flt jrharai oin II tlln allirnl'
aag lAapnt through ~ NiEflAw. aN'
sHne a. nlHa and sitah Nlth hiinpt
ueafharli called d he hanH @
4.fs na<lef whose hush nd died sen
cara ael and going = the piflef
fire honge With tie woWan he ael
- the lnnr A short llne lait Mft
fax9sfa lhfce enlllneH heard thelf
s.aIhef segtaMlne ahd " ke ins the
sem tisatAanif had eH her thsua
.ugpe ana laahad hef Il nas aad sfsi'
i nnmhnf III llmes. After the vhllS
aFen hasl rrSened snpil nnlhHf ffnu
s. room Gahihnrdl latkeu hIMaasf N
ID eal bis own throat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-03
PASTOR HAS PLAN FOR
EMPLOYMENT OF BOYS

Special 10 the Daily i.eallor4
Oklahoma city. Mch or rev X ~.
Harper Of this city, past9su ME- peo.
ple's Baptist rcmple. and member ~
lhe school boafsi, has evolved q way.
he thinks. Of furnishing employment
for boys during the simmer maniha
when they are not IN school. he pro
poses that plots Of giound near the
ward schools be secured aud the chill
dren pul 10 work eullivaung flowers.
raising glrdens. caring or the trees
and many other thing mlght he done
hc thinks, hat Will help pass AZ, Az
the idle hours and result "a aome peg
mancnt good AIS d Sewnrd iof heir
work u Is proposed TO plaer on lhe
market all the eatden stun the cnli,
dren raiae and dialfibute the pfuesed
among them The outdoor work s
recommended Cor the BOYS while the
girls could De employed IN sowing OF
other domcstlo work Rev Mr. Har
pcr will Immedialeiy place tha matter
heiage the board
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-03

committee tom ffn acnAtf
C0Ras lnig duccd e bll TO leaallke
iie Interpolation ai tac ilgn ai SHAT
Iuas flls engply
There ws guile 4 contest a8ef tJl
81 hs RNl anipndng tlie fiMN.es
.sl tlne sa rietks d the eaanls eaWfa
eotat HHls aad king their com.
feheaissa Namcpaua amendments
uete feaa tW'lNuer wanted g
sa Ipa Z naHsal e'y Dui inis Wes los
~ Nt and iurhafa spoHe against
It'd b'li ii ts wCeeni iurul liter me
uHHlu a numhef II aineAduents
iie hi Aeg dcged 70 eaef asmenp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-03
OKLAHOMA CROWD
CLAM0R0us F0R 'PIE'

Special 10 the Dailg LcaiIer
Washington. siehg SIC q creAE-f.
conggpSgman-elcct ftam lhc Third Ois.
lmci has laaneh,dn baam im benia
Min mossnan ehin8 clerk lR ihc unson
AGENCY III MuikaRee Ger tNe urpunl-
mnnt as assisianl seciciayg al ihe in'
lerlOr 10 succeed Jesse Wilson. uuder
The g iil Administrations Thr 0xln.
hOma nrganlzaii3a 5 dccldrd nppr
grabbing gnnd elate ia the inicfar
dcpngimon. aai Is Hni decided &aiei
n0e 10 Sc aiieH
cash caae, whn 81 iefe. aml ilitd
Mcclure Inclined ia the opinion ih'i
i wnllid W. sHtee lhlug W eo N.set
lha jnh held uy tlaaree woodruff he
eanae Wunan.F Is mere likely 70 lie
dllched by ihe aew secretary thAa Z
wilson
There Is 0ne ihlHe certain ihc Ok
ahnma cpowG Is not going 10 be- paek
ward about askinf for things.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-03
ENGLAND 8
BOOZE
FIGHTERS
WORST EVER

Loalon March 3 cafr Nation
the niaan smashcr goes back 70 ne
United S;ales q3is month. leaving
England on March 49,
reporter calleI on her aday nt
lao ago and asked whether his was
an acknOwiel lgemonl 0l defaI
Defeat said Nfs NailoN VIII "
eyes aasiied with sufprlr Certain
" lot young man. am eenildeu
that bavc not been worltins lp aims
cgea Ii England At lsasl II have
been defeated, u has hcn hy the ~
yll. and hg hls servants loe clcrrl
81 your country
liey have MOI opened their mi
pies 10 me. Aud Why2 tiecause lpH
lure III lAgue with The lrlnk lrani
1hes support he enverumen which
gels ilf revenues from the poison
Witch Is enMng ihe nation They get
paid ani ni ihn ~ eee Thet 0wn
1 hfenery ftnfta and 50 tues ia mol
aare heeumn leaders az the HnFrncni
against drink
England Behind The Times
This eGAnlry Is hllN xtars Hhind
The United states. Ia America the
evil Is hal enough but here SOU are
IN the depths o. he'll fhefe lre more
drunken wonier w EnRlaad Than
/ laefe are trnnken men IA Rnipsica'
Yan ante hclltansos at every street
corner YOU say lrink is deaWssinS
! Neli. Hif can say ls lbal MY lmae'
1 Mallon fails fO neeiTa anything
worse than iho present condition ni
thinea IN london ln this elit men
and women ere not onlg fulnHg their
hsdles lhey go about sMins 9 loc
devil. i Wlll sen mg soul for g dal'af
Poverty Rceul3 OF Drink
I'll IS ssld thai Tie pe-ale aflns
! aeausa Of iheif poferiy and efil
! eaFHaundlnga That r. Rubbish Ahsll
peqery ard Qualor are Eit fAful'
81 a4inh. Mhat does the hlhle sas
snruakennt ana Rhittuny snall hrlne
4 man tc poverty and sla'hIniaess
shall make him naked # ~ the pup
| he houses wore closed tonight tR'
pfoflem ct ampayment Woeia p'
solved. plyer.y llseI Waula he eafef
The Hrankard f0hs the butcher be
enusa he cannot afford 5o buy hil
| meat Ho robs 500 tailor peeaus'
through drink be goes u faes X
.ebR fha baker because ae hHys bre'
i maiesi 81 rreed
Ahsl IA I'd bo HGne7 ieil }o'
there must te kibiilou fop sa'
Tint would eursc faNnlali p Whs
rlainh believe ir hloaasAed aa
81 militant. and Tay that the naiiel
wouls BE cleansej li blood ssie tp'l
II autia 2 uansc
Nrs Carrie Nation decorated sh'
Reporter. she Is d gpea faunH mai
with the order 81 me Gshen isatehei
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-03
Nadine Face Powder
Produces . Hssa.lIal CempIssIon.

Soft and vslvely.
Remains uptn waahtd
on. purifsd by q
newly discovered pro-
esM harmless a.
water. prcsensa re-
fnra a giscolcrsiions,
ia grssn bokss Only J
Day ens SOC. pael :
asc 4nd inoteg viii ID
refunded if you ors
A. INflfI "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-03

WAFsoN RtNFoas FcN sAtfsVl V'uF-acE I r1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-03
THE HOUSE


n DE hcasa yesterday ahernoon
ire sax iefrei blli vas again brought
sls a ae hsla vas wasei 70 is
ultimate ne,nalon
IneA phe a enelh on ae mess
fie e Hid gAa, so iaf as ae was
N0oWaAss xuncernM ht hn glvasa
0aiA MA axv Ne had no present
an fead n iull ana stated ihas he
was pleaalnF far ihe smsA man.
THE aas8> ncnis iu ul1 0klaacma
territory tech on Che hrsis us
anc.uf|s 10 oneihli 81 H.e fun yal.
dc and ae present lsv meant lhe
digging ne Of those old maUers Of
Alietn twenty ycafs fgp Would
II lAn air unN 40 lmisp thnae asseas-
mantA to thely ran value iett ths
dlnertnce arc npnallyg he etalef
innt hN WAS rerloctly wllling - Tqla
pf mA nre thai sent nc iArihef
ANN sisleh7ed
xon are after l1o LilrfHga a.t
Iho Stan Il on company. m With
yoH ao gler em nnl lfl aclH s1n.
l,u. danl sQeeg De liilic raa Ia
AsG siait
l. loaes ha6 ihe aors reaa SO
aesieia ea Do Orc lvsa.hy ana c9nsit
tall nal of lhe present law which
ha waa ifnlX nealuai lie slhte'
lnhl iAiN waa ilJ lO nlFAAa rnlttlrai
numllon
pAfilidre ii1invtl ana sleeg Iiat
ia was against iag serrpi lHNs ai
f.i kinds. TAr present iaa Nas q
afee ana aay Oh farmer algH'
hrlte The fas ferret % iel him oil.
4ih6 lax Teffts was 70 vatch lfe laS
Hodnef PHI a &ha meautime who Aaa
IL Walah NE a4 lsgrft iir Ra'a
lhal III II peaiinaA un ials measlliA
hA hMee III lpaal uiin petition
ANAisla a fe4sal uhlrh gss saslltsl
~ 4he aas EeTtt n lhe & aIlt
nf.daes though lhp commission 81
lowell III the afeseni laN was l01
GREAT llnsI les the lau Noulq sure
N result III eRdleas litigation aHa iae
only ane 10 hFaeat Sc 4ar aE ne
COULD see was lie ira4pIet
Zone agalii apokno tAe oih sns
tatea lAat Dee farmers aad lah1f'
afs NHfe eefsaiaiy nci aRl0na Il ae
ha INV, NJ,
t''s ss IS sae.
llss'.,e t4,' W 81
lt ess M w." aessIf
telf under hira penalliHs Isf haes
e''az .s'9 ses Nam s.. aaafs.
IS. e,se aep ~
s.aA s. s.. *, Nv. ss.rat geef.
Atf s.s ,nss.as IS "a.
II M sNa sn
Nv sals W. M M ~n-h II aa,ea.
AApnN & - - .do.,c fle hs5l
nra - e.., KIN a9n sesst
eae psss = asi, u. .nsIIs
nAA l9as ,.sssss ws4f
~ isliF f'.a '' .el Il sejs..
'ee H'i a. !, s,t,.. -. ses
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-03

enaaIstlpg ehle0y Of eplly holdlnss
in salI l.1Ec city Utah valued al
siaa.uus and The WiiuW had 30 ehl'l
llfem O. lnheli the nfnnaTly and leIl
~ will Yho aiiil s hFuuahl hF lnme.
Il Alabluney and William ! A|aAinnel
|aua Mrs rlsxhhrlh ! 9AanH and MfA
IEiNH 80 lcANlDRs hsas5nra and Nia
llos8 ln he NeraAeeA YIleN Hllrgh lhal
eIless MalinueF maae hIs NIll BE- Wap
af uElasNd pind
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-03

Hutchinson. kans, After irylag fac'
Tors ana different medicines Tor Kid
ney bladder and rheumatic trouble.
Halls Texas Wonder cured me- u Is
tho best medicine on earth. Walter
y. Perry. 90 s. Maia street Sold pY
IN druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-03

Ont 81 refusal sni c1nierence
committee selected. Casleel and Max
es. house anlhors Of ihe soiool land
hir. were excused lhai feey might be
present when Il WAS signed hy Gov
ernor Haskell later they returned
wlih his messaae ielllug ui the sisna.
iuYc and msking certain statements
on the school land question.
BIll 40. i6i Sy nurnelle relating
ID bullllng ahd loan associations, MAS
adopted.
similar dlsposa WAS made OF ihc
bin bY iaup and Nnraette, arpoprlas
Inc Sig.000 tu pay iae remaining eX.
rsnKos 81 ee state elecllcn Seplem.
heg iI ao7 'rals n "a re.lmhuIse
lhe counties iog pflHilnsl election silp
pllss. tic. Nnspt an amendment "a
parrltge Aliidla copnty was cut epi
BIN y, lruin and Dixon was
n ssed unlcr which Creek and OK
mlle,a cbuniies iie @ l deiachel
from ile Ninth iudieia district, AND
flrn n ncw tls'fict q hc kneWn es
the TWtniYNecund
Tae honse vent into committee ~
ihc Whcle le tonslda seeaie aill Va,
lhc rotis insurance nleaspfe y
Wns still unoef consideration Hhan
tie isp adjourned
At iho session lasl nighl tcw eA'
oeri local and apeeal bills we're CON
ailcree
aae ialld Ming alls %ero hrieAy con-
siiarca snd nldegea lo cnHfcNfmc'il
aua lalF6 faadlag
Rs WhlMu. tar eanAlg sorgl "a
nanraaie Mei.alg eainly
Ny ilutchina. l6f enanly eono. Il
toxlng.an. cleveland canWy
ly scmpie da,.c seleei8os g. grand
asa peil jurors
w yasle, lpgalisiag .te lnmieofa'
lsan ID BarAlo, liafpaF eannly,
M lcl0H. eefml .As lae toNa pl
tyie isl c1natfuet a. end ceAitNi
s2ler gnfh4 ate
gy aataee guf feeti IN ira il.@r
iarngnatAtlan q. Iseliis ifefr cnNa3y
w Ae'"" Hn's''a'1'ne N'. ."aisr
eons'iNc' uN" HHa s''''''' y"
NoikS' el'' po,,,..
hY true e1V''f s3's =
sue FaifiaN' lfiAAss saet, a s,..
lion 81 W1lpnga Eilaihe eslinly
Ne c0uHgg aaaif .ili'ass
Mno'F e'hF'a a..ta a.e
~ eeAAs2 Kaa.s s' '3' 'f "
filf FaNN'N ...-t.
#} yllsa t'''l 8l'.e''
enNit " sN}7et' @ls@ W ,i.. 4,
NppNi '9
HQateasi s..s,is,
iy liiea rs Hl8st 't. Il.
aspic' Np' = '' '''
Na be eQghtea ,s..,......
at 4aea7'' County s9s' g '''N'
halA9S"i eoRN. ,tt,., ,
@ulie n9Aaphis 49,
4an' SaleA s'uiaeas e " saviti "r'
lnlfVnNsed 1H fsqaeFss = r't,'.
iei nQldlne NpNh'f #'N ~ S.t
NAE Aei go,,ata - tssN " 81
h0oA 'le pnl "es ses'''ilass' -
ipk l0ai e2.ls sa'sis'' ''sea''
eo tNo'"Aei Nssilss - ~
siil 'nlfehN ai's ass'5s 's@s 3 '''' M ~,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-03
COOPER
DEFENSE
RESTSCASE
|N-(jH|EF

Nashville. Tenn. March a--The de.
fensc rested its case IN chief last
evening in TIE trlal OF Gel Z B..
Cooper and Robin Cooper and John
y. aharp for ;ae Staying Of Former
United States Senator e. w Car
mack. Judge Anderson. Of the Dc.
lensas counsel stated that should
me state cr1ssaxamne any Of the
defenses witnesses not heretofore
pot upsn the state The deicnse would
rcscrse tha rieht % mlruunce new
Witnesses oD aug new ISSUES which
might develop a m0menil aief At.
lorney General Mccarn. for lhe' state
secured an adjournment go y q. N,
Thurs iay. IA orilT Thar abS,nt VII
ucsses miahi be brought IN.
Aa3a.sns General Yuliy Brown. who
eiicnaf the conference lp Judge
pri lteras oalrr an hOuf before the
shartlrx dasrribea whAt tok place
fefe. IS did lrigc niv fart aiui.
sri grufal lroN3s NuaN met cross
csaHiiuet
mige BrediOgd sal he-Nas So ihN
rOiico station iat night saw ~
ewing. edllur or the American there
in ccmpsuy with slenogiaphef and
beard several men giving information
lie declared however chat ihe only
part he look ln the aiialr IVES g write
nnt n lcnehand an the facts ~ Che
case 81 which w hd 3 personal
knowledge This memoranda he gave
sto Ewing f9r uaesn tie press. Laleg
Ne prepared q brief Which contained
ms theory a. the counsel for The
lc.enae as 20 how tic shooting oc'
cufrhd. lie claimed ie alNos was
srirndly 10 Carmsck and fenloc hc
was Nalilng a tho telephone that al
iarnooa fia message iN come, lell
lag al aeaniar t'armacfs deHih
W. N. aieiier irflllel iha b was
assistant experimentation 81 ne city
Nork AuNse haa 40 eNperi oh Nfe
arm
"Can yQn trll whatser hn eSlind
cr nf smith g Wesson ssR'a.iar'
revolver can BE- tumei by ile Has
en- without pulling .Le trigger h'
pai askee
STONE eaH. some cannot
\ "examiae aeaaieq Oarmaee ee
yoIvef and ten wheihst df nai ~
rNlinaer can he revolvea Hilh1h
nnlline Il irlgaer
+, The Nlinesa Experimental sri ilals'
"a can lu turned 0nlS hg pullni
t.la irlgsef
4 This Hatly eUulradiclel the lesll
NOM 0f S : Benninl, Who sNnF'
thal - as Senator carmael test
I ing ITS pRoiger inW minutes he
faga lfasedg hy whifllns the eylli
/ as wllh hR Ginger
Tha teicncq called Albert z l4lll
! ndlibe ana hiturietor at the iafol
Advocate ltlll NeaY ganain Gar
mack kise ap arailon @lenaal'
nars s. mbor dv N wna 81 ial
picnic laa lepnIns ike WiiHes
vha astaal ae sag aeaalef car
mack tle i4ai ilmp before tn da
o' lhe murder
HlH was not cgcsseahmined Hnt
when he wa6 excused fac 6e.ens'
asgdd tim iof counsel b eoalaf fh
attorneys were gone noaflF "a Lou
er4 uffn ihelr return sua8e Anaei
ses faia
a9ba 3efensa rosis iis case
gnar. tfer ellougnnS until 8auf'
al
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-14

A Space Saver to the Advertiser
A Time Saver to the Reader
A Selection Maker to the Buyer
A Prospect Getter to the Seller
A MatchleSs hatcher to the
Exchanger
A Method Giver to the Ad-Writer
A Bargain Finder to All
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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-02-05

Second Statement aPiIed Up Nha
Agony" on Rival Editor.

Y District Attorney Heney or San
Francisco. short time after his
vounding. discussed with reporter at
his bedside one OF his statement
about the San Francisco boodlers.
They expect mo 10 retract tha.
statement, do they?" he said. grimly
We'll. II did retract II. my retractisu
would be like the Tombstone editors.
@He. zen know. printed story to the
eject that rival editors father had
served 81 years in jail. Pressure was
brought to bear on him, and finally he
agreed 10 retract that statement In
his retraction he said:
We find that we were mistaken
when We said In last weeks issue that
TIE Clarion editors papa had passed 81
summers In the penitentiary. All ef-
forts OF friends to have his sentence
COMMITTED to life Imprisonment failed.
and the old man, as q matter Of fact.
vas hung"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-02-05
Stockman Is Arrested.

Abilene, Tex, Feb. 5.-The partial
Identification of a body found in the
ruins of the Mud Young school house
as that of Alexander Sears, wealthy
stcckman, whose ranch is near Arson,
was followed by the arrest of James
T. Barnett, a stoclkman am land deal
er of this city. The body was found
burned to crisp in the debris of the
school house, which was destroyed by
fire. The nature of the evidence
against Barnett has not been disclos.
ed. t. .-.,.
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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-02-05
lL|EN LAW PASSED
ROOSEVELT WIRES GOVERNOR
FOR EXPLANATION.
KEEP JAPS FROM SCHOOLS
Speaker Stanton Expresses Hope Of
Being Able to Save the Day
Later on.

Sacramento, Cal. Feb. 5.-Gover'
nor Glllett yesterday afternoon re,
ceived the following telegram from
President Roosevelt:
Washington, D. c., Feb. 4.
j. y. Gillett, Governor Of Califor-
MIA: What is the rumor tlAat the
California legislature has passed a
bill excluding the japanese children
from the public schools? This is the
nest offensive bill of all. and in my
judgment is clearly unconstitutional
and we should at once have to test 1t
in the courts. Can it be stopped in
the legislature or by veto?
Theodore Roosevelt"
Governor Gillett Immediately wired
reply to the president and asked for
an answer at once. He refused to
discuss the nature of the message to
Washington but will make all cor
respondence by wire public upon the
receipt of the presidents next mes
sage.
Sacramento, Cal, Feb. 5.-Grove l..
Johnson's bill, compelling Japanese
to attend separate public schools,
passed the assembly yesterday by a
vote of 4s to 26 Mr.. Johnson's other
bills prohibiting aliens from being
members of boards of directors and
restraining them in residence dist
tricts at the option of boards of super
visors, were defeated, the former by
vote of "a to IS. The latter mea-
sure failed CT passage because of a
tie vote. the friends of the bill being
unable to muster the required Al
votes. The roll call finally stood 81
to 81, after call of the house and
several changes from aye to no and
vice versa.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-02-05
BIG COAL MINING DEAL.
All Properties in Southern Illinois
About to Be Consolidated.

All Properties in Southern Illinois
About to Be Consolidated.
st. Louis, Mo-, Feb. 5.-Practically
all Illinois coal mines within a radius
of fifty miles of St. Louis is on the
verge of consolidation.
Operators of the mines who gave
options on them two yealE ago to
Walter J. Holbrook, were notified
Feb. / that he intends to exercise his
options. The consolidation was not
completed when first undertaken on
account of the financial depression.
The deal will involve $50,O00,o00.
The plan according to coal men.
contemplates two things-cheapcr
production of coal for ST. Louis and
an increase in consumption by en-
couraging manufacturing industries
to be established here. The inner
group of mines, that is, the mines
within the fifty miles radius, supply
practically all of the coal consumed
in st. Louis. The receipts of coal in
st. Louis and East St. Louis are
about 12,500,00O tons a year.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-02-05

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