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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-06
MRS. I. B. FERGUSON
CAN HAVE PLACE
Wife of Former Governor Of
Oklahoma First Choice for
Watonga PostmiStrcss
sneelaI d Daily Ina1inr

Special to Daily leadsr
Washington NJ. G., Dec 6 II is
reliably understood herc that Mrs
Ferguson, vile Of Oklahomd's former
governor, can have the postogice az
Watonga II she wants il. Congress
man Morgan. who arrived here Il few
days age has not yet announced
whom he has recommended for the
place, but 1t Is understood Mrs Fer
glison Is his first choice,
The change in the Office is made on
account Of the appointment Of the
incumbent, George h Ferguson, as
probate Judge. W. II Phillips and
n Brown are others named as can
didates for the place
Other recommendations made by
Congressman Morgan for postoilices
in various places are. Andrew Eaton
at Shattuck. Fred Denia al Media. G.
Armstrong at Stockholm, May c.
Barton at Tyrone, ] ID. Johnson at
Ferguson, II G. Walker at Fee
dom. } b. French at Marvel, Frank
Rungate at Hydro and Sherman
smith az Woodward
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-06
ASKS ATTORNEY GENERAL
TO INSTITUTE ACTION
Insists That All County lftlcsTs
and Taxpayers are Alike
Interested

State Examiner and Inspector Char.
les A. Taylor. whose recent report on
alleged oycrcnarges aud abuses OF
The fee system committed by Potta-
watomie county officials and the sub.
sequent sweeping esonoration Of the
officials b. grand jury aroused con-
siderable comment, has addressed an
open letter to Attorney General West
IN which he demands that the state
Institute IN action IN the courts 10
determine for good and all" the fee
question. IN his letter the state ex.
aniner says;
Hon chas West kttomey General
'Dcar slr:You are the only attor.
aey for The state examiner and ia.
sHcctor and therefore respectfully
Insist That you take Immediate &C.
Iio Ia matters that have been report.
ga by THIS department and In which
aii state and county officers aud the
taxpayers uf the state Of Oklahoma
are yiially Interested
These reports show many serious
illegal and irregular transactions and
no effort has been made by the legal
department OF this state TO correct
these violations OF law.
IN my report Of the auditor OF
state, called attention TO the fact
that various claims had been paid
lor anticipated expenses without rem
defing detailed statements, for in
stance, the warden of the penitentiary
under orders OF the board of control,
bah drawn from the state treasury
s3S 900 In a lump sum
According 70 an opinion rendered
by YOU to the state auditor In re-
gard 10 this practice. YOU stated that
The warden should render detailed
statement under oath of the expendi-
iGrcs Of every dollar Of these funds,
and 7 take pleasure In informing You
hat Mr. Dick. the warden OF the
paniteBtiary, has filed such state.
aIent with Che auditor. showing how
each and oYery dollar OF this money
has been expended said dlshurge-
ments have been checked and verified
BIZ Mr. Hugh Gerner Of this depart
menf.
Therefore, al pubic funds should
be accounted for IN 'ike manner.
That Pottawatomic County Report
Il call Youg attention 10 report re-
Gently made a. 10 the affairs OF the
county commissioners, county Judge.
clerk Of district court and sheriff OF
Potiawatonie county, which was duly
died with the state executive
This report was made By Meggrs.
CONTINUED on Page %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-06
FURTHER SPREAD OF
STRIKE IS EXPECTED
Reported That Eastern Switch
man Are Ready to Quit
Their Jobs

st. Paul. Mimi. Dec. 6.-The
switchmen's strike situation has been
complicated by cold and snowy wealth
er, which has seriously affected traf-
ic ON the Northern Pacific and some
pats of the Great Northern accord.
Ing to statements issued by the gen
eral managers Of those roads.
General Manager Slade of the
Neflhern Pacific said freight Is more
or less tied mp all along the system
on account of the snow. and. cspcci-
ally in northern Minnesota and North
Dakota. passenger trains are being
run with two engines. All trains from
the north and west arrived from one
TO four hours late IN ST Paul today.
II Is said the Northern Pacific las III
The mon here fiat il needs new and
the new arrivals are being shipped
west Fifteen engines were working
at Tacoma and things are being OPP
ered NJ at Seattle, according TO Mr.
Slade
General Manager Gruber said that
the Great Northern bad moved be-
tween GO and ia0 cars Of wheat into
Minneapolis today ana hat freight
was handled al the Minnesota trans
Ter today for the first time since the
81 Ike began
He said heavy snowstorms at Sioux
City. Grand Forks and Devils Lake
arc interfering with the traffic aud
that the work OF switching is neces-
sarily slow Snow delayed traffic in
Montana. he said One hundred and
fifty men arrived today from Chicago
and ST Louis and most of them will
be seut 70 western points
President Hawley Of the Switch
mems union said he had received
word from several eastern points tor
day that The switchmen there are
ready to strike ma moments notice
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-06
COBB AGAIN LEADS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Outhelder Of chasnpions Ex-
celled all His Previ34s
Records With Swat-Stick

Chicago. Dec 6.--Ty rus Cobb OF
Detroit was again the best batter In
the American league, according to the
official averages issued by President
b. b Johnson here today The hard
hitting outhelder Of the champions
batied better than ever and ended the
season with the phenomenal figures
OF 377 Cobb participated in l56
games and made ZIG hits. Not only
was Cobb The leading hitter, but he
Outclassed aIl the others in base
straling with total of 7g theFis 10
his credit. Cobb and Iris Speaker
of Boston tied for the honors Of hit
ting home runs with seven each
Eddie Collins Of Philadelphia fin
ishcd second both IN hitting and base
stealing Collins played IN lG3 gamcs
and made 1876 bits for a marx Of 3iG
aud stole So bases l.app Of phila-
delnhia and Gardner OF New York I'm.
ished third and fourth Ia the batting
but playcd in only II aud % games
respectively.
Napoleon Laiole Of Cleveland land
I'd hfth with .32i for i2S games aud
Sam Crawford with 3if for l5G
games. Lord aud speaker Of Bos-
ton. and Baker of Philadelphia were
the others to bat more than 400
making total of nine above that
coveted mark
Owen Eluah Of Detroit was the best
sacrifice bitter with 80 successful eff
forts 70 his credit
The Detroit champions led in team
hitting with the excellent average Of
267 and Boston was second with
sea.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-06
KANSAS GOVERNOR
PROHIBITION CRUSADER

G0Wernsf Ca M Haskell today Ia.
ecived strong letter from Governor
W. Il Siuhbs Of tansaa denouncing
The internal revenue division Of the
United States Treasury in its method
ei assisting the hoollcggers In prnhl
htlOn states Tie ridigues the Gus
efnmehi N rs practice Of issuing gov
arnment liquor licenses IN as sttnnH
words as possible and suggests ilat
ihe governors petition President TAFT
and congress for The abandonment oi
granting Government licenses in lht
prohibition states Governor stuhba
speaks very highly OF the stale OF
Oklahoma IN taking the lead in en-.
forcing its prohibition laws and com.
pliments Governor Haskell and Attor.
ney General West upon their efform
in enforcing the law
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-06
A REAL DIPLOMAT
FOR CHINESE MISSION
Judge William ]. Calhoun, Of
Chicago, A p p o in t c d
Minister to China

Washington. ID. O., Dee. &
was announced al Tie state depart.
meft today that VIM j Calhoun ol
Chicago. had hecn appointed minister
10 Ctina lie has accepted thc ap.
poinment and the Chinese govern.
ment has indicated it's pleasure IN
receiving him.
William Calhoun. twenty years
ago was a struggling lawyer al Dam
vile, Ill, the home Of Joe Cannon.
He was elected prosecuting attorney
for Vermillon county and his vigOr.
Gus warfare on the criminal element,
added to his keen analytical know
edge OF the law. soon gave him a
statewide prominence and at the close
Of his term of Office he was prompt.
~ invited to practice law in Chicago
an invitation he accepted. He was
next heard from when Senator Cul.
lon. In 1896 tried 10 capture the iii.
nois delegation from Mckinley. For
days there had been seething iut-
moil at the Leland hotel, in Spring
field at bat period the Republican
headduarters and the Mckinley
forces, for lack OF q competent leader.
were on the verge OF disruption But
on The night before the day OF the
state convention there dropped into
he Leland hotel a man or square
shoulders. piercing. shaggy browed
IA ss, square set chin and foreeful de.
meanor, and al the morning papers
the following day carried under scare
headlines the story thar "Bilr' Cal.
houn had organized the wavering
Mckinley forces and had made sure
Of Illinois delegation for The Ohio
man land the prediction was verified,
as subsequent events proved
Judge Calhoun was next heard
from in his successful intermedla-
ton in the Venezuela DISPUTE, bis IN
yestigaiion OF affairs in Cuba and as
a member Of the Interstate Commerce
cor. iission, resiguiug the latter po-
siiion because OF the smallness uf
salary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-06
WENT Up
Two Killed and -Four Injured
When Kansas City Boiler
Lei Go
fBy A rl4t4d Pfess)

Kansas city So Dec g. Two men
wefe Killed aud tour Injured following
tire explosion Of a boiler in the base.
t8ent nf a slxHiOfy building al 80
BrDadway III the Wholesale district,
here shortly before noon Today. Ono
10 fho men Killed Nas On exprossmau
passing hy oa a wagon al the limo
oK the explosion The other victim
and lhe injured were artisans employ
ed in re.mOdeling the first aud sec
ond floors Of the building The two
lower floors. which were vacant col
lapsed The building above the see
ond floor was not seriously damaged
and no persons in the upper stories
were hurt
The explosion Otcurrsd IN the build
ing adjoining that Of the Lyon Broth.
ers Millinery company and there was
great excitement among the many
eiris eInployed in that place. Several
made 4 fush for the exits, but ali
reached safety and none OF the oeeu.
pants Of this building was hurt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-06
0 o Q o o Q Q . o . o Q . sss . 9
TODAY IN THE
DEPARTMENTS,

A charter was granted today by the
secretary of state 10 the Missouri
Oklahoma and Gulf Bridge and Rail
way company of Muskogee. with a
capital of S250l000, The Incorporate
0rs are the same as those of the
Missouri. Oklahoma and Gulf Rail
road company which operates in
Eastern Oklahoma The new com
pany is organized for the purpose OF
building a small line not included in
the railroads original charter The
estimated length of the branch line
and bridge is 1000 feet. and the
estimated cost is 100000
Other charters We're issued today
as follows
The Olustee State bank Of Olustee
with $4,000 capital stock The In.
corporat0rs are: 4. b Dunlop. n
+. Gilbert and Flank l.. Ketch. ali
of Lawton
The Fuller's department store. with
$4,000 capital stock The incor
porators are: j G Fuller, c. A.
Lindsay ] w Hammond and G F..
Fuller all OF Hugo
The Elm Greek Baptist church. OF
Hughes, with the following trustees
Ben T. BIunner T f. Hampton
and } b. Green all Of Hughes
The Henry OH company Of Okmul
gee, with 100000 capital stock. The
inco porat0rs are: ID. W. Henry r.
L. Tallman aud w B Pine, all OF
Okmulgee
The Pioneer Finance company. of
Enid with $25.000 capital stock. The
incorporators are: Henry Hamdon. T.
II Montney. ! NJ Herendon and J.
w Steen, all Of Enid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-06

Of his contemplated saii in the courts
"a dissolve the Frisco-Rock Island
merger
The corporation commission some
few months age entered an order
decla ing the Two roads in Oklahoma
10 be one and the same and ordered
them TO give a oneline rate TO all
points on both roads within the
state.
Commissioner Watson stated this
morning that the commission would
enforce this order until the officials
satisfied the commission thar the two
roads We're being operated separately
In Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-06
FORMER PRESIDENT
IN BEST OF HEALTH
Party VIII Proceed 10 Uganda
and On to Cairo Some
Time This Month

Nairobi. British East Africa, dee
6 Colonel Roosevelt and Il j.
Cunningham arrived IA Naivaaha on
Ociober 20 from an extended hunt
looking extraordinarily brown aud
feeling extraordinarily we'll
They were delighted with their ex-
pcdition, and Colonel Roosevelt said
both he and Kermit were proud Of
having got their elephants, and espc.
cially proud that they had each got
one when they were unaccompanled
by such experienced hunters as Gun.
niughamc and Tarltpn The skins Of
The elephants mud The skulls and
bones were brought IN by porlers.
The huge skulls were carried hy
eight portefs. with reliogs of eight
more every mow and then.
The loads were suspended from
long poles
Sir Percy Gironard, governor Of the
prnteclOrain, who was on bis way ID
Uganda, stopped 10 pay his respects
TO lhe former President Of The Uni
tpd STATES, The following dav lho
Roosevelt party went 10 Nairohl
There the station was crowded with
officials and settlers Lord Delmar
was among those @ greet ihe ex.
president and they stood for few
minutes discussing his proposed Wis
It to Lord Delmar's ranch at Moro
on his return from the Guazo Ngui-
sho
On Monday the 25th, the party loft
again for L1ndani. whence the start
for The Guaao Ngnlsho was to be
made On fhis trip The paty passed
OVER the Man Summit" $500 feet
The highest point on The railway
Thence Il was a gradual descent TO
Londiau The following day Id
mund Heller, Kermit Roosevelt aud
Leslie A Tarlton. started for Eldama
ravine. and were followed shortly
afierward by Colonel Roosevelt The
Journey 10 their shooting place Will
occupy one week. and they VIII spend
three weeks shooting there
Colonel ROosevelts hunt at Moro
with Lord Delamefe in December will
end bis FIRST African hunting Then
on for Uganda and down the Nile to
Cairo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-06
SUPREME COURT WILL
REVIEW LABOR CASE
az AnaocIaLed prelal

Washington p. G., Dec. gfr'fhe s4@
rfeme coHft OF the United STATES
granted fhe petition foF 4 wfil Of
ceftigfari III the contempt eases IF
Samuel Gompers frank Morrison aud
john Mitchell Officials Of iho Amefi.
can FcdeFslO1 Of Labor. The effect
os the decision aiil be 10 bring The
entire record % the fiuck Stove and
Range company case against these
men 70 the supreme court for review.
The supreme court denied the petit
zion Of Chagles M Morse the New
aigEh DsA4Aasa+ 400 :. - ~ ~. - ~
The result 81 this decision is . leave
ln effect lie Morse sentence 0f III
teen years
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-06
FRISCO JOINS TAX FIGHT

News hes been received here from
LaNton announcing that Federal judge
J. r. Cottcral has issued an injune-
ton upon application made by the
Frisco road restraining The state from
collecting the gross revenue tax as
sessed by the stale auditor pending
inal hearing in the ease Similar
Suits have been filed ~ the Santa Fc.
Rock Island and Katy roads.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-06
ANOTHER BONUS NOTE CASE

Judge Joel NJ. Sandlm In the SUI
perior court today empanelled a ven
ire Of twenty-fouT petit iurymen The
case Of Federal Trust company vs..
VIM Spurlock which Is a suit to col
lect a $500 bonus note given 10 the
r smith and Western Railroad com
pany, was tried 10 jury his after-
noon. Tomorrow three whiskey cases
are docketed for trial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-06
WEST OFFICIALLY
TOLD Of DISSOLUTION

Attorney General Charles West is
10 iereipt of letters fr0m Il A..
jackson. president of The Rock Is
Hand RAILWAY company 81 New Jef-
Fseyt and other officers OF tue Rock
Eslgnd confirming the Associated
Press dispatches Of tha past week 10
the effnpt than taa Roeh Island had
aispezed Of is Frisco interests and
shas he tws roads are now complete
IL dlr9foed The attorney general
ataies this vii ohfiaie The Necessity
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-06

To0AYs MARKETS.


; Chicago. Dec 6-Frost in (
: Argentina caused a shade on The
, market unexpected. December (
. closed at $Ie7 l-2; May az
. sl.07 s.S: December corn clos
: ed at 5>c. Mly a. 6i l-2c.
. Kansas City Gran.
= Kansas City. Ma. Dee 6-pe-
2 cember wheat closed at $l.Ol l-2;
: May at sizes is. December corn
: closed at IS 3-Sc: May at 81 IL.
. Kansas City Livestock
. Kansas City. Mo. Dee 6.-Thir-
: teen thousand cattle wvse receiv-
: ed on rising market Hogs-
s Receipts g,000. ten higher.
!. .. - - - - - - - 49, - - - n Z
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-06
AVIATOR DASHED 70 DEATH

Hoo, France, Dee M FeInan-
dez, an aviator, was instantly killed
today when his aeropane dropped
from an estimated height Of 1000
feet following an explosion Of the
motor while maneuVering
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-06

" H coyie VINO was trying ont hts
new touring car SUNDAY come ve-y
near locking horns with Henry fhDmpl
son for running over and killing the
.latteFs bird dog.
lehn ras'ie who also tried out bis
new runaboHf car yesterday, paid a
fire ID police court today for running
car without license and exceed
Ing the speed limit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-06
NEWS NOTES or HIGH COURTS

Z On account Of Judge Owen being
dnable TO arrive from Muskogee to-
/day the criminal court of appeals VIII
not meet untfl tomorrow afternoon
when ten decisions will be hande1
!, down.
>~~--
The supreme eou't held short
special session IN chambers this
morning. Several attorneys were adj
mitted to the bar. The case Of the
Santa re IS The Oklahoma Cotton
Compress company. of 0klahoma City
an appeal from the district court Of
Oklahoma county, was dismissed up
on agreement Of pa-ties The court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-06
EXT P[OS()N
Two Killed When Santa Fs
Engine Blew Up on Pan
handle Division

Gerlaeh. OKLA Dee e--As the
result Of a tcr,iilc explosion OF en-
gine No. l0ae On through freight
train on thc Panhandle division Of
The Santa Isel which occurred here
SUNDAY morning Sal o'clock, Engi.
ncer W. II Elliott aud Fireman T.
j. Sanders were instantly KILLED.
Other members Of the train crew
wee slightly injured The cause Of
the expiosion is unknown The lraiF
was running al a slow speed. sever4
freight cars were badly y eeked n
the explosion.
". II 1. Campbell. clerk q the
.............s ........s -. -ctkc~ y.
Law. Mitch Bonner both OF this city
vino we're returning from hunting
ip and Witnessed he accident
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-06
.ELKDON'S TRIBUTE
To REVEREO DEAD
Brilliant Texas Orator Wcaves
Wreath of Verbal Flowers
on Memorial Occasion

"The faults OF our brothers W.
write upon lhc sands, Their virtue
on the tablets of love and memory
Beautiful aud impressive were llr
services held by Guthrie Lodge No.
32G. T. r. O. Elks AZ the Brooks
opera house sunday afternoon Ia mcm
Ufy Of the deceased members
The principal address Of The aIiel
noon was delivered by fhe Hon WI
liam II Atwpli United states disifief
attorney. Of Dallas. Tex. VINO sDott
teelingly of the teachings Of the Or
der MI AtWelis address was a liag
ferpiece Of Thought and el0auonee and
lho speaker fully Sustained lis repu
latiou as one 81 ihe Soulh5 truly
great orators
gulogizing the lges of the dep'r.
ed hFothars ui the lnhse Il q ~
Gnire. paas exalted ruler, kindlef
alresh memories of those whn have
answered the summons of The Gfand
tyaiod Ruler
The musical seiaciions crossins
thr Bar BY she mixed auafiette. MIS-
B F fDughln Mrs g. A.. Brown, Fred
q fuehi aud Frank a Post SOU
IS htflrsl for God by Prof Clarencs
Il Robinson. "tsead Kindly Light
and sfho Long DB Closes, By the
Telnple chos we're beautifully rend
erred and added much 70 the solemBiiy
sI he Uccseiua
The Rev Join r. Ahef ID 49,.
~ ~ lAe Methodist cha ell, South, and
tile Ree At y Nicholas rector oi
Trinity G8ild. assisted 10 ihe sefy'
ices
The deceased members Of Guthrie
Lodge 40 426 are. s. !. Overstfce'.
IS. a. Wadswofih, j o. Wilkinson. ~.
If. Maia. IT II IIagan Il a pla'i
II Maxey, Edgar ~ jones. A. p.
sauniefs, II. Bs1rdon, William n.
CONWAY II r carlin 4 4 craHdslh
e. A Noble. A II RleDIe, 6 + ~
Coles
...4s zFa..t.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-06
SNOW IN KANSAS


Wichita, Kan, Dec Southern
Kansas is enveloped by a snow storm
today, A temperature OF twenty de
gress above and sixteen mile wind
accompanying the snow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-06
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WEATHER FORECAST

New Orleans. Dec 6.-Tonighi (
; and Tuesday unsettled. snow in
, west: rain in east: warmer to |
, night except in northwest. cold
er Tuesday. except in southeast
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-06

Washington, D. C., Dec. G Il
Joseph g s. Blackburn member Of
he Panama canal commission, who
has placed his resignation IN The
hands Of President Taft said today.
Il would not intimate that fDrmer
President Roosevelt Is nnfrlendly to
President Taft or the latter's admin.
istration but II requires no prophet
to feretell Thar Colonel Roosevelt
may be the next President Of the
United states Mr. Roosevelt be.
lieves the authorization Of the con.
siructlon Of the Panama canal. the
greatest legislative achievement Of
bis administration Is Il not natural
that upon bis return 10 the United
States be shuuiG take d most lively
interest IN this snbiectg Anyone who
supposes that he will be e0nienled 10
write for magazines doesn't know the
maH There can be ITO confinement
Of this mans enargies 70 glass case
liu will 10 20 the canal zone aud dig
The eauN III lWn and d half years M
stead ol five. as nov estimated Then
BE- VIII return 10 he United States
N isn't hard 40 gnpas what will hap
pen then. he will be nominated and
elected President 0Ncc more
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-06

MAJ Gold. Of Haywood, today lode
o6 complaint with the corporation com
mission charging that the Frisco had
violated The commissions orders b9
refusing io furnish cars 10 him for
hay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-06

-. y fsF'f'FH fFFi7f''s' Htnfe FF'fl'h
Oh North Division street Is being en-
Iareed to accommodate the thriving
trade of Thar big establishment
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
ExAMeLE OF aEAL News.

'rhe nere of that, said De Wola
Hopper, discussing an scfors ecn-
duct reminds me Of Dax. Il il
real Dax nene Abroad be vent
on, "a man can enter luxurious
cafe, wsite dozen letters, look over
the eSpcnsise illustrated weeklies.
play chess, bridge or checkers-Aia
short spend the entire evening de.
l}ghtfully all for the priee Of .
glass Of heer Many people do thia
abraaa. The cafe proprieiors don't
mind Once in Bayonne, though, I
saw d cafe proprietor flush with an
ger Il was at tie time Of the Fete
Dieu, and three Dax chaps stalled
inio TIE place, selected a fine table
by g window, raped for q waiter,
and when the man came said 'Fttch
us Q pitcher oi leo water and Tia,
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Miss AntiQgeIbo walked ee
miles since breakfast What do ysa
think 81 thst
SIR hnlling Sreat feat.
alia Anlique SiFl
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
NOVEL SEE HIVES.

a sehoolmaster ia a small Ger
man town. beng very fond Of bees
resolved to build Tor them something
ncvel in The way Of a home. a.
heehives are generally Of the sane
are, salor ana shape. il is sometimes
eiaScolt FOR bee 10 find is ogn
particular home. So. says ihe Strand
Msgszins, this kindheazscd sshoos
master decided to give each 81 hss
AiEes some distinguishing mark, 90
the bnildings rsprreent an inn.
castle, house. cottage. windmln. e.e
There ars also q pumbsT Of snimals.
ineluding an elephant, CARED frul
wood, closely resembling their living
brethers.