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The Washington times., 1909-02-28

Warrant Will Probably Be
Served on Editor
This Week.

CHICAGO, Feb. 8--Plans for the a.
rest OF Delavan Smitn. of Lake Forest.
owner OF the indianapolis News. were
arranged today by Stuart NIcNamara-
special prosecutor for the United States
Attorney General and District ATTORNEY
Sims.
Mr. Smith probably Will be arrested in
Chicago this week and viii have hear
ing before Judge L1andis before he can
be removed TO Washington for trial on
the charge Of libel in publishing a series
of articles on the So-called Panama
Canal scandal
Attorney Mcnamara. Immediately after
he arrived in Chicago from Washington
! went into conference with Attorney Sims.
lie spent the rest of today IN max
ing plans for the hearing this week
The indictments viii be introduced in
evidence and a warrant Of removal 10
take Mr.. Smith 10 Washington viii be
asked
Delayan Smith is under indictment on
seven counts, together with Charles
r. Williams. editor OF the Indianapolis
News, and Joseph Pulitzer. Caleb NJ
Van Hamm, and Robert II. Lyman, o.
the New York World.
The process of arresting MI. Smith in
Chicago viii be largely formal The
warrant viii come from Washington Il
! Chicago and a new one viii oe issued
mere by a Federal judge The indct-
ment VIII be practically all the evidence
offered in Chicago, but arguments prob
ably VIII be make by attorneys for the
I Government and for the defendant
Attorney Mcnamara when asked By a
Munsey News Service representative
about the plans for the arrest OF Mr..
( Smith at Lake Forest, declined to make
! any statement, saying he was not per-
mitted to discuss the Governments bust
ness that brought him here
| District Attorney sims took the same
/ attitude and refused 10 he interviewed
/ on the conference
The Washington times., 1909-02-28
SHIP REACHES PORT
AFTER WILD VOYAGE
Captain Bonsall Tells Thrilling
Story of Battle With
Hurricanes

WILMINGTON, Del, Feb. Is
Captain Bopsau, jr.. has just returned
to his home in Dover after a terrible
time at sea. He had charge OF a
coastwise sailing vessel, and ran into
two terrific hurricanes while en-
route from New York 10 South
America. Twice he was blown off his
course for nearly 1000 miles
For nine days the crew of the VS.
sci were without food, and they suf-
fered untold hardships. They did not
expect TO see land again. and made all
preparations for death, which they
thought was inevitable.
Their vessel weathered the storms
however, and arrived in port many
days overdue Captain BonsaIl says
he will not soon forget his expert
ence, and itray be some -riT before
he again ventures TO sea.
The Washington times., 1909-02-28
STUDENT IS DRIVEN
INSANE BY HAZING
President of Oregon State
University May Lose Po-
Sition as Result.

PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 2S--Cowering
in a padded cell Ralph Bristol sbivers
with fear at the sound of a step in the
State Insane Asylum, to which ne has
been committed as the result OF being
! hazed by upper classmen at the State
University.
Young Bristol was ducked in an ICY
bath tub, and when he emerged from
the frigid water his reason had fed.
The boy imagines he IS being pursued
by devils who are perpetuaIly stabbing
him with icicles.
Fred Y. Holman, OF Portland, who is
chairman Of the board OF regents OF
the university, has called a meeting OF
the board TO investigate this and other
cases Of hazing, and President =. L.
Campbell OF the university may lose his
position as q consequence
The Washington times., 1909-02-28
BOOM IN MILFORD.

MILFORD, Del, Feb. 28-The sale Of
a four-acre lot on the Aiispillion river
10 a Baltimore packing company is the
fOrerunner of boom to this town.
The company viii at once begin the
erection Of the largest packing house
in the State, which viii give employ
ment TO over 40 hands. Twenty-Five
tenant houses also viii be erected fur
Their I'D the river for those who are to
be employed.
The Washington times., 1909-02-28
SHAMROCK CLUB
TO HAVE BANQUET

The Shamrock Club VIII hold a ban
qUet on St Patricks night At its
meeting last night in the Commercial
Hotel. the club elected the following
officers:
President, r F. McMahcn- vice presi-
dent John FitzmoTTis. secretary. D. F.
Flnucane; treasurer, John D GaIIaE-
her; chairman OF the press committee,
NJ F. C'Donoghue.
The Washington times., 1909-02-28
SHOT BY POLICEMAN.

BALTIMORE, Nd. Feb 2s.-The
first accident growing out of the eff
forts Of the police commissioners to
improve the craftsmanship Of the po-
lice department occurred when Cap
tain George League, Of the eastern
district, shot and wounded Mrs. Helen
Taylor. OF 1919 Bank street. across
the street from the eastern police
station
The Washington times., 1909-02-28
MURDERER FAINTS.

MARION. Kan, r'eb. 2S--Judge King
sentenced William T. Carr Il. forty
years in the penitentiary for the muir
der Of .. a Bailey. a WeIls-Fargo ex-
press messenger. When Judge King
pronounced the sentence Carr collapsed.
crying "Oh. my God. as he fell over
the railing around the judges bench.
The Washington times., 1909-02-28
FluPINoS HONOR MCKINLEY

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Feb H--As the
Filipino constsbulary- band. en- route TO
Washington 10 the Taft inaugural, was
marching down High street TO give a
concert al a theater they halted in front
OF the Mckinley Monument at the en-
trance 70 the State house and played
America" II was the first Mckinley
monument they have seen since they
came 70 the United States
The Washington times., 1909-02-28
BROWNS IN SHALLOW WAFER

LYNN. Mass. Feb. 2S.-Stunned by a
fall Of about six feet, GeOrgo Doderique,
two and a half years old, drowned in
less than four inches OF water in Straw
berry brook. When found, the body
vas lying on its side with the face
partially submerged.
The Washington times., 1909-02-28
GOVERNESS HURT.

COTESVILLE, p, Feb 2S.-Takiug
the bit in his mouth. Naughty Two. a
saddle horse owned ~ George Worth.
a son Of the millionaire steel rnauufac-
turer. W p Worth. Of this place, dash
ed wildly down a steep hill today with
Miss Johanna SteckeT. the govcrness.
and cOlided with a hitching post. The
young. woman was thrown out OF the
carriage, sustaining a cash over her
right eye and rendering her Uncon-
SciOus.
The Washington times., 1909-02-28
STATE WILL GRANT
BOOTH No FAVORS
Speedy Trial All That Mil
lionaire Fish Man May
Expect.

CHICAGO, Fec. -S.-A speedy trial Is
tic only favor that W. Vernon Booth,
millionaire. social favorite. and head OF
y. Booth x Co.. indicted with Frederick
4. Robbins, assistant treasurer. charged
with falsifying statements to obtain
loans from Chicago and New York
banks. can expect from the states at
torney's office.
States Attorney Wayman made this
clear today in explaining his leuiency
in postponins arrest until tomorrow.
states Attorney Wayman said the in
curry against those who contributed 20
the frauds on Chicago and New York
banks on behalf or the deruuct corpora
ton 10 the extent OF about S3,10O,COo in
four years is by no means ended in the
Indictment, representing only a single
transaction With a single bank
Extends No Favors
Let no one think that I am extend
ing favors because asked that the
capias be withheld. If these men were
arrested today they would have trouble
finding bondsmen. and. If they found
them, they would have difficulty finding
2 court to accept surety. I have no fear
tIldt AlleN VIII tALtIlIl 10 escape llllS
jurisdiction. They will be arrested to-
morrow morning. and probably will
bring their bondsmen with them when
they come TO the sheTiff's office.
The prosecution will be as vigorous
as l can make il. and the State viii ask
the extreme penalty-impTisonm as
well as fine. The only favor that he
will get will be a speedy trial.
Startles Society.
Although the news had been dis
counted by the knowledge that there
had been charges OF fraud I'm high
places. seldom has Chicago society been
80 startled as It was today. For many
years the Vernon Booths have been
socially prominent not only in Chi
cago. but in the East and South. W
Vernon Booth has been known more on
account of his social conQuests than
for his business ability.
Mrs. Booth was q Lester, a daughter
OF John T. Lester. She IS a sister Of
Mrs. p. A. Valentine. The Booths have
one daughter, Miss Agnes Booth. a
charming young woman and a daring
horsewoman. and a son, w. Vernon
Booth, jr.
The Washington times., 1909-02-28
DETECTIVES KILL THIEF.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 2S.-In a run
ming fight between detectives and
thieves, one of the thieves was killed
and another fatally wounded. Two other
men, alleged 10 be implicated in the
robbery, were captured
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26
JUDGE lSEEN HAS MADE GOOD

"Do you know cMcgashn folk al.
ways make 90 az said al Icon 81
9hlckasha ioily mike j s.. AaAeW
f1cn ho started 10 mako tne office 81
tate game wafden 9ae III iael as weli
ls name mang pe9plc laughed sad
lhe shinheea Of game from the state
Rere IN no manner affirmed Thaf Il
u the past Askew knows lhe aama
nws ana Is an enthusiast % pratee.
lion Of birds and same n thls sie.
We Is MT ene Of your gIsaeed
lNengefs geing forth Ne make arrests
lor The pleasure of ihn act MOI
Askew fe Is Ramo warden ana Tor
'he protection af che state game lie
ike' 70 haHi and te hluiefs of the
Is ate realIze kskew IS their nest friend
hence The al1 he ohialhs from .he
real sporlamen Of tie state"
And there IS Il great dce lrdth
ln ih0 Aakew story, 70 TIE various pa.
ners over the state inll 4 gospel story
of the manner aDd moihna adop I'D 20
auppfess the nat hunter ana same
shipper be correct That Mr.. Aekew
has by his own diligence compiled ii i
Being able IL surround himself Wth
gcoi deputies accomplished much f5r
the game Of 0klahoms, Is an admitted
fact
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PREPARE THIS At
HOME AND TAKE IT
Relieves kidney and Bladder
Trouble Before You
Realize II

The great N lorlty % men and
women ai lae age OF 30 yelts begin
70 feol The frsl signs Of advancing
aga in sma form " kidney trouble
and bladder weakness. Few arc en-.
ilreiy FREQ from that t0fturous III.
aCsn, fheumallsm which ls not &
disease IN itself. but g symptom Of
deronged function ~ lho kidneys,
which haze become cloggel and slug
sisl falling In their duty of sll.ins
and sirllnlng ne poisonous Haale
matter u-ic acid, etc., from iAe blood
permitting J, ia remnln and dpc0nl
pose, settling about lhb Mats and
MUSCLES, causlng lnionse pala tni sui
iaring.
The bladder however, causes the
0i' folks the most annoyance, tsnec
ially at night and early morning
Hundreds OF reidem Who suffer
glll nud the following. which IS
known sa the Dandalion mixture. the
most a-rmless and effective treat
reni ~ clean the syslo moi sApu.
matte polsons remove irritation az
tao BIDDER and relieve " tmry dif.
ilcultes of She old people n tiea true
ylaal2lns tonic 10 the entire Kidney
4ni urinary structure, relagleoratlng
he eutlre SYSTEM
The pandel.on mixture coaslals Of
che following simple p9cscripiian. the
ingredients Of which can be- obtain.
ed frpm any gcal ph1rmacy az small
cost Compound Kaarg0n, one
lnncei Fluid sxtact sDandolinn ono.
hali oounce Compound syrnn sarsa.
Her'lla htea OUNCES. sake we'll in d
bottle and take IN leaspoonful aoaes
utter caea meal md uupon going to
he'd alo drink plenty OF watee
This prescription. though simple Is
,lways objective IN the dlsenses and
nllcilcus ef The kidneys anl bIad.
le end rehumatlem
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26
Cleanliness BEST IN BUSHES

"voe don't have to be dirty n bus.
mess Is succeed John Wananaker
rs Christian, who ~ arccesslul m
business christianity lemgnds that
every dollar you earn IL honest Hon.
esty Is not the best policy bat the
beat PRINCIPLE
SO said Or q J. Bulgin the well.
known evangelist, before great
crowd ti the Lloyd block last night
A. " MILLER played q violin solo, and
later s;ie 4 tenor solo, accompany
Ing Aimselt on i harp 2rof George
y Rose Sang 4 baritone SOLO. while
inc chorus choir end the "Sun3eams
ais, sang.
"The Eoly sprlt' Is theiheme ol
D Bulgins discourse this afternoon
while tonight be will speak on "The
Man OF Glllleae
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26
FEDERAL
GRAND JURY

The following grand iurymen Tor ne
lanaary term It the United States
district and circuit courts Of the West
ern dlsrlel Of Oklahoma we're ompan
elled hy Judge } u. coueral al ten
o'clock this morning,
NJ w Brown. r. S Bingham, Robert
bunlop. J a, Farquhafsun. J D Dob
son Charles kccler. II. Lucas. o. r..
keek Charles Kelley. Dale Lyt0n. T..
*. Munday N A. Mometi. Charles
9ssar ! 3 Stewart aud 5 q. p Her
The lurymon began their sessions
this morning under charge OF Isaac
a'ayior assistant United States alton
aes Che majority 0f he eases 70 be
considered ere for revenue violations
The charge against y. b. Jackson i0f
fobDing tho Oklahoma city p.slolilct
Is among the Important eases ,hat
viii be taken up
Judge 9Ot.eral announced today that
Hon Henry r. Reed, United states
district Judge Of tie Northern dlsigiei
af Iowa. would be assigned I'd asslst
him during the month Of February ana
th8t iHt NlNh AAtl WHICH Nt tuNiN
mol have reached this session Of court
otherwise woud be taken up on Feb.
fuary 8th., With Judge Reed presiding.
i DlCkers1n the we'll known Fed
efai court canraetcr Who has beou IN.
on the charge Of selling liquor 10 ~.
iians numerous ines Qas seatcncuH
it 90 days III the Fedesal leii and m.
ed s2el anG costs hy judge g1tlcral.
Blekersan was found gidliy On twa
counts az the beginning Of The term
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IEWEss MEr Vie fouL pLaY.
tconllnusd from 7aaa cna.l

and ! went down to lel her III. As ahe
started back after paoning she led
20 me. There's a drunken hefsan
lying on the # nj porch
= went 70 the dofn. and saW q eu.
man lying in The c3rbff ndxt .aa
huuze iu the shadow. and called ap tie
poilte department sepof lnR the allalr.
We dll net tniich TIE body ustll they
csmp Il was sitting ~ such posl
tlou t1at Il could II pos3l5ly haFa
fallen or sat down at RS own accord.
the skirts being vell down over The
ankles ami the head dropped forward
wi b the hat covering the face the
lmhs straight on lhe floor M Just IL
attitude { 4 doll carefully placed In a
corner By q child Her handbag VA
lying IN her lsp wlfa her hards placed
on ne grip. as though she had Just
iposcncd her grasp on N sAw no
blood on he clothes o. lacc unllI the
officer turned her over 10 asm The
lhcc'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26
WILL HOUSE
COUNTY POOR

VIZ
Alta meeting of the Eaean eoimiy
keld late yesterday afi
eFnoon d A MIntoyne was alpolnse
justice Of the peace 10 succeed 3. On
lytle. eeslgncd Tde ehanse IS ~.
ieeilye Immediately
Il waa decided that The old county
san Ga villls avenue should be rel
modelled at once and put ii iirt
class cculltlon 10 honsp the liimalcs
Of The county poor houan THE coun
~ prisoners ave now being kenl IN tne
FEDERAL jail, which The cuanly has
secured from the GoverHnens gor jan
purposes Andy Moore was given lae
contrsct fo, keeping tue county
charges The county has some gven
" 20 tsentyhvr persons receiving
COMPENSATION from the county, lhe
majority, however. age being krpf
partially hy charity III tho homes N
irlen's N different parts III the conn
tN The county proposes "a keep
them al together nov and tc provide
aiienaanls Tor thpm
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sEasNls'HHss 4 !. ~ k, mr. Esss
L FRESH TOPICS 1
u OF THE TOWN /
i szensmSEads sas'a sm@n9msfss I

Deputy Sheriff larry Cook camc In
from scwah this morning having m
custody u G Crit an aged cologei
man whom De- found carving sack
containing iartY-tw half plnts q
whlakey which ne AAa dispensing Ul.
an being arfalshed fists klleru0ou cHt
entered plel Ct not guilty ana his
ease was continued un d Nobnay L.
The defendant was felUaaei naucf d
$500 bond
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26

y. j. Vaughn. a broiher-in.law ol
Corporation Commissioner J. II NC.
Alester, Is & guest of me latter Ia this
city M- Vaughn was one OF the TN
iermarrled whites who was refused
lane when the rolls we're first made
aut bat. owing 10 bis long residence
and popularity oyerlu the Indian coun
try, after q "Trip 10 Washington and the
assistance OF able and true friends
Mr. Vaughn was able 70 have the rolls
re-openod and his name inscribed
thereon fie IS an entertaining narrator
of times and events now gone forever
and his years Spent IN the rich, beau
iignl country arsnnd the east side have
been full OF pleasing and aapny events
Those who have travelled through the
Indian country and knew lt Ia the
halcyou days during the iransi ion
from The tribal u departmental period
81 existence will ever hold IN feyef
ence those times places and speeia
occasions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26


Paul Gilmore who Is starring IN
The Boys Of Company b. ana who
will be az me Brooks on sunday. ls
one Of tlg cleverest curtain speakers
~ iAo stage iAst season while play
ing "a one OF the larger cities he mo-.
afod THAI an OIL gentleman with
~ ear irnmpel cAme 10 toward me
close " The second act. occupied
spal IA the front row FOR hall an hour
and departed as soon as the curtain
rose upon lhe last act THO following
nghl The same oh gentleman with
the ear trumpet sat IN the same seat
during the sann half hour and left
before ihe thlri bet was begun Send.
lne g messcnger 90 tae house mana,
xer N Gilmore nat the OH genclc.
man pointed uug TO aim 8nd reuueat.
"a him 70 nnl out who ami what man.
nef ol man this was that bought q
ffcnt seat seemingly for an Inter.
mlasl0n. The third evening me ola
genllemnn wes egain IN hls scat and
stayed the same leagih of Time. Al
he was leaving the manaRas stopped
him and nHkel him SHY he preferred
this little scrip Of the play ITO tall
tnpIruth,' lho Old mas rnpllni I
don't cara d button about 'ho play
because can't hear vrsy VEN But
40 llse thal ~vu ailmarea cnf.aln
talks and ceh, % heas ghen"
Since l0en Nlr Gilmore has been
particularly careful 60 make fls "eur
tain talks especially interesting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26
BRISTOW HAS
BIG MAJORITY

Topeka, Rai 3aa 2G vho house
ana senate ~ soparalo aesslan voted
today iar a United States saaalor ts
succeed Chester 3 Long Sosopf D.
hrlslow Republican was given ie.
eiaiYe majority over Hugh Fauel.y
fomoff the iuo housea Ia joint
session viii formally 10 liy tlday'a
e.ecllGn.
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4asMe ii e eegen
s PERTAINING TO
: THOSE ON SICK LIST /
s'AsEsHsHsmsmsszs'Hsa@zS Sm@E

Santa Fe Brakeman Dave Herbert
Nao was seriously Injured IN o
ffelgat train wreck al Crescent II
month ago. passed through DE cllY
today en- route TO the sinta ne hos.
piial al Topeka. accompanied by one
Of the hospital physicians. llc Is con.
valescing slowly ard will be confined
IN the hospital six weeks ur more,
Da1e was former member OF the
Guthrie fire department and was
Aaken 10 the hremen's quarters AT no.
] station % SQe his friends while IN
Tue city,
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. Az TAE THEATRE. o
o o
90 occo o 0 Q o 0 0 0 0 90 8


Women who resemble the wife in
The Thief men who geswabo thg,
husband Ia "Tho Tif5F.T Youths who
reaemblc tfe sch III ~eThe J'liitf, acc
70 be iound aud live iilsl such lives
10 The smallest village IN The land
"fhe Thief Is the name Of Inc great
French play whicA Caarles Frohman
ls 70 produce at the Brook iheatcr
ihls oyonng. aud thc dramatic cn
llcs oyerywhcfe declare that Il Is a
good play Tor husbands and wives to
SEE husbands especially
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26
EIGHT suar IN wREsK.


plilsbufB, pa Jan 2G The easl.
bound pessenger train iroia 81 luis
on the pennsylvania was wrecked
early to-day near Conesglle hy q
broken rail. Eight persons were IN.
iured none seriously
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26

II YOU viii take Taley's Orino Laxa
tive until the bowels become regular
yon will not have to take purgatlyes
constantly. as Foley'a Cr.no Laxative
positively cures chronic constipation
and sluggish liver Pleasant 70 take
&C r. RENFRO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26

IN Reuo American Idcuienan,
Goyen G W Bellamy gave an ele.
giant nine.eourso dlnncr Saturday even
Ing az his home The guests were;
Representative &. e Jones and Geo,
stone. Oklahoma City, 9. NJ GiMues,
Guthrle 1, q Nlblack, Guthrie; Ahs,
chappell. oklahoma ly Mrs JAMES
Tefre aaute Ind. Mrs Ruehl Haskell
Guthrie; Mrs q. q Rnelsey Guhl
rie Miss Frances Haskell, Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26
eMseRse@s ssRpsM esEsszEElasa 2
PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL

.adee J. Il King, OF NeVklrk is
hU looking after some cases before
,be criminal court of appeals.
FORMER representative auaga & Z.
Nandaveuier, Of Washington county Is
3 iathre visitor.
M z sissan, % Anadargo, Is q
Guthrie visitor
Secretary VIII Linn, ol he state
aletiou hoard, Is here from Chick.
asaa.
Robert Wlnebush, " & Bradford
ard il VI BRAND, rll q Ade, are
Gpihae Vlslors.
Attorney N Fulton, Of oklahoma
cllN Is a Guthrie Visitor
&. p. Barrett, Of Washington, D. G,
8 Guthrie visitor
w A MeNeand, secretary Of Che
Oklah ma CITY chamber Of commerce
N here today Attending the maeiing d
lls state Retailers association Mr.
MeKeand Ii q former Guthrie feaident
Or. J. c. Burton, secretary Of the
~, .esafd Ul pharmacy, ls here aonl
stroud On matters before the legisla
tire
President Walter n Ross. of ths
NorthNestern Nmal school at Alva
q Guthrie visitor
Paul Foster has returned from :
tllp TO New Mexico
Roland Hughes. o. Norman, 9hs &
Guihrle visitor
Engineer ". K. Palmer returned d
Kansas CITY this morning
Senator III +. Stewart, ol forks y
The creek f1mo Is back nttef q weeAa
visit with his 6 nsiliuenis
8. Mason, u Wooaward Is Q Guthrie
visitor
Walter Il. Mathews, Of aiahall is a
Guthrie ylaiiuFs
jrA4 --N sf
Edwin 0iamlfh, youngest a0ai OF
}N'lse sla Mrs. Frnnk Olsmhh oflhis
city arrived here today % spend two
weeks with his parents Edwin. " 0
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Dyspepsia is ctr nAtl uel aIiuc1l
BariQck Blood sllters Is she national
cure for Il e. strengthens stomach
membranes, promotes ilow og dlepe
Tive laieen. puriiies the blood, hulilR
yuu up
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26
CHARGED WITH BANK RossEsy


IHY AEs0cIHIed FfcHHll
Madison. Kas Jan. 20 s'sci VII
SON eagca thirty butcher. wes ar
rested soday charged wits robbliff ht
Olpt state bank December last WI
son INSERTS bis Innocence.
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Mrs, J. j. O'Rourke has been III anl
confined to her apartments at the
lone since Sunday. This afternoon
she Is reported 10 be cuuvalescent
ami Il Is believed sho win be lully rel
covered Ia few DAYS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26

J Il Bogoni, sapnipa; Arthur Roedes
C0Y.e: 7 } Trnzeoti. 0Iusiee; Il a
Lee. Hedrlek; a ingela, Altua; n. n
berry. 4 = McGiniey ard II g rur
san Of Norman; $ ] Stewart cres
cent @ y Van caran. jennings n
" Chase. Oklahoma CITY, 3amef
lohsllg Perry j. II Stout rOn4a
cIsys q. G. Cox. CRAM E.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26

Mrs j " Winton entertained the
Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club this
afternoon at her home, Gif East No.
bic avenue. Three tables were iilled
at broidge whist An the memaers
were present.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26

The third of series OF dances civ.
en- By the Elks loIgc complimentary
% tho Legislators ani state officials
will he given at tae Elgs home on
Thursday evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26

Mrs o. y. Pickering anl cliTen
nave returned from a months visit
at Galveston Texas,