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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-05-29

Being unable to secure a suit
able room, the Ladies Good Will
society will, not serve dinners to
the public on Decoration day.
They will however serve ice
cream and cake at the building
opposite the postoffice. The
Good VIII meets next Wednes-
day, June ?, with Mrs. F. P.
Lucas. Bring thlmbles.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-05-29

Picked pork at Baker s.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-05-29

Subscribe for the World-only
one dollar a year.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-05-29

Last Sunday evening at ZOO
p. m. Miss Edith Fliesbach was
united in marriage to Mr..
Stephen @. Herrick, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Y. Herrick
of this city. Rev. S. L. Allison
of the Presbyterian church
performed the ceremony. Miss
FlieSbach was one the teachers
in our public school and during
her years residents here has
made many friends. She is a
charming young lady and pos
sesses many accomplishments.
Mr.. Herrick is a dentist and a
young man of excellent charac-
ter The young couple will
make their home in Quinter
where the doctors dental office
is located The World with
many friends extend congratula-
ton.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-05-29

The ST. Paul Mutual Hail & Cy-
clone Insurance Co. has been
transacting business in this state
for the past two years. Accord
ing to the sworn statement of the
company it has paid it's losses in
full. Charles w. Barnes, Super
intendent of Insurance. Otis E.
Doane will write your insurance
at s per cent. Phone 725.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-02

oVcciat 70 ffiiiY'gLeauef
Washington, Jan. a-The fact that
nearly all OF the Oklahoma appolntees
aMho were selected by congressman as
cadets for West Point and Annapolis
last year inlled to pass the exanina'
tlons, has not lessened the appllca'
tlons for tho places this year There
are many candidates tor these places,
nnd they are sought to the extent that
many 81 the applicants take the pre-,
caution 10 secure the endorsement OF
the state and county organizations be.
fore they make application for ar.
llolnsment This was true IN every
instances In the following appoint
luents which have been made ny Con.
greAsman Scott Ferris, Of the Fifth
district TO West Point Oscar Lee
Welchs oi Purcell. principal and Bar
tok Lee French of Wynnewood, alter
udte. 10 Annapolis, Henry zsglef, Of
Hobart and Howard CLAY FerRuson, Of
Mangum, principals. and Chas NJ.
Tucker, Of Sulphur. and Car Il. Hoard,
Of Elk City, alternates,
Following the announcement made
IN these dispatches a few days ago
that Senator Owen was looking for a
man 10 take q second lIeutenants
place In the navy ne Il receiving ap-
plicatIons BY the dozen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-02
\ |
FOR INDIANS
Special to Daily l.cadcr-

Special to Daily header
Washington, Jan 2. Every compq
leaf lndian shonli receive his pHienl
IN Zee and assume the obligations u
citizenship. end the department WIN
endeaydr to prevett any conpetenl
Indian from sldrking tlliA responsiPF
llty"
rae above 3iatcu Int OF the aecroH
tary OF interlos Is ol primary Interest
to Oklahoma with It's thousands II
restricted Indians and IT'S twelve miE
lion s.cres OF restricted lanl' i II
stIll more encouraging to hear the sed
rotary say that the standard Of conf
potency win not be nude 50 high NJ
ID make It nlr0hihltlve. Vita such 4
policy III actise cpemtion IN Oklahdl
ma, especially IN the Usage natioq
and the reseryatlens. thousands y
estrayqd; therefore his lrAesaas had
open 10 white nen by the lndsns self
Ing aud the Indians Will be siven ah
equal change VITA the white man.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-02

Ie0rge d Dickinson. Of ellis county,
Is candidate for deorkeeper of the
house Of representatives. Major Dick
nson Is a Civil war veteran and was
Douglas Democrat before the war.
Thrice lio has cast his vote for William
Jennings Bryan. and 'AIs cards an
nounce he eau sec the sun Of 1919
rising over on Interrogatisu pnlnt,T 7
Major Dickinson was q do1fkeoner Of
The First legislature. and Is a man Of
xidc state acquaintance, His friends
ire legion aud his fitness unqnestionod.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-02
ESWORE FALSELY SHE SAID
TO SAVE HUSBAND
Day Before Had Impeached His
Testimony al Union
CITY Trial
tBy Associated press.)

Union Clts. Tenn. Jan, assert,
ling isot She had deliberately peIJured
herself for the defense and conscience
Stricken andsdeslring 10 tell the truth
Mrs. Wade Morris, wife Of seIf.c n.
fesaed night rldcr asked tobe recaliea
50 the witness stand today Yesterday
she lmpeaehed her husbands test
money and swore be WIS home lht
might OF Captain Rankins murder
When recalled tulav she said 80 Naf
|Nlth The riders and That sac haa beei.
sold by JACK Long aud loo Hogs M.
less she testified falsely her husband
would be hailgNd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-02
MAKES splendid SHOWING

The first annual rafft Of the Okla
homa Corporation cNnlaslon' cover
Ing the R,rk Of thgsdepartment from
November ie,, iaof to November 40.
1905. was today Rmpleted and iiled
with Governor l8kell The report II
! goluminous d4IAneuk In five hcpa
rate parts. eaffit as many dlfierent
asnarinsenls al contains over 1890
IknHwritlen pFei M
The CnmuNsioudurlng the year has
received sNH { IhaaiIts, Of which ~
None filed ieaineI lalIfoad companies
seeenteen agaiEf telephnpu cem'
Dahles. alght a5Insl telegraph com
1xnies. 1--WE agM express cohpNnIea,
Tour aealnst strf railway consphn'ss.
az eoth agaia shN coal and water
WnfE enipu The roumlFsi9n
Ah iVssiba 61N lDV ofaefal Incl ia His
allerQ.Aa orlf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-02
Trap.shootera Had Good Tine.

The state tournament held oy the
Guthrie Gun club closed Thursday
afternoon High scores were made In
spite OF the unfavorable weather con.
dltions. II, Heer. the worlds best
shotgun marksman. made : score Of
245 out OF 250 Ed 7Mflen, Of Flofs
oncc. Kansas, was second Nith 2fe.
Henry Donnelly, OF this city. who has
Just entered the professional clhrH.
broke 233 out Of $50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-02

buliderlml prominent Oklahoma bust
ness man on this topic:
"Thei cider roads always have their
extensions built by independent esml
panios who. after the iluo II comploted,
sell tito the osher compapy THIS Is
the wIb almost al new construction II
securqI Under the present terms oil
the cQnFtittltlon ibis proc0durc N inn
possible and the heads Of srxeraI Of
the lesldinR railrxad companies opcfat'
Ing ilf0klahoma hare'slasep that there
win 10 nothing doing towaFd new con
sIruc)ion IN Oklahoma until tais feat
ure 81 rae constitution " repealed"
Public Buildings.
Aslusuai public buildings VIII occupy
much attention, Ambitious towns AMI
statesmen make thIR an absorbing
topld, aud one that drives forward and
about as aid the ghost 0i tho lamenieil
Mr.. liannuo. with as much seeming
GOOD hunor over the effort 70 dodgd
the presence.
oil Matters Of Interuss.
Anosher topic llltls underslo 4 lasl
ycar. but now one which has alreadv
attracted attention. is the effort OF lle
Oh Investors ID gal thoIr case before
thd leeis,atoregiiI q manner enahAhs
al 10 agree. The ol men VIM asls
some m dlflcation Of The taxing 4aws
and also seek safeguard against aal \
cal legislation.
The aesslon Is by law SIXTY daSs ID
lehgth and the rumor8 ot q called ses
sion are at this TIME unIppndod the
amount OF work left nuAoite . az
idrmme that, say The powers which
command
Insurance Matters.
The. six mutual tiso Rnd hall lnsur.
1nce companies 4 lsl0 state sd asls
for legislation pegmittnie mutual ON
banies TO maintain u reserve fuad. Az
present, with no resefye Fund thr
losses In some years exceed the prem
iums collected and these COMPANIES
are sometimes unable 10 pay the fuli
amount Of their lossea,
The Insurance men ever the state
will demand the enactment 81 4 1ual
and equitable general Insurance law
The law which was considered By thE
Legislature last year YVES unshtiafad
tory ana was killed after Il had hecr
considered for weeks hy both houses 1
grandfather" Clause.
There is again much talk I'm me
iohbies and around tho eornars Of :
"grandfather election clause stalE
ped OF tfle robes ol mislnforlnation ang
made G. wear the p.ain garment of
fact li.s Is the famed measure ollnhF
ating The negro vote from politics 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-02
WILDE
BUSINESS
SESSION
THAT'S WHAT MEMBERS
DECLARE or c oMING
LEGISLATIVE SESSION
s-----
Will ESCHEW POLITICS
And BUILD A STATE
Hasiy Outline Of Measures Thai
Wlll Be Presented for
Consideration

The hotel corridors again buzz With
the members Of the Legislative body
the friends and offIce-seekers which a
ways make the first days busy ones
Fully i week ahead oi the opening
Tuesday next there was goodly.
number d tho different leaders in tle|
city.
II Is heliher politics or place, saya
the blg nen Of the st&c. being looked
after soimuch as determination iorI
hard. pro4ipt and efIactigc work, ana
It is not mYing too much, according va
the men sho perform Hrts Of imp it
anee. 10 aHert this Is TO Dc a business
legialaiiv6 holy ana the prongs Of 70
agltloaI parEannahlp will be smashed 1y
4 The business maitcrs which can not pe
settled al0ig partisan lines.
Banking Matlefa
qan state hanklne board will ask ihe
slagishstura o muht soHie changcs' lhe.
hHnolnnl daA 10 all " restriction as
Is number II banks which may be or
eanized IN ahown OF city, based allna
sInnlher of tfiahlaiits, etc.
The dehoslt guarantee Law VIII noi
be- materially changed; thai is' II the
men suppoas9 to know a7c not lnislea
as % MATES I Chat nature. Tnere
miIl be an c,sorl OF soine eonslderan s
aIrength to alakc the amount q paaR
must lay Ia case Of necessity certain
stipulated sinss but whether Or hat the
movement will be strong enuuNA -
win Is beyond newspaper power y
forecast.
McComh Has Plans.
+. ], MoComb, state Insurance com.
missioner. believes many fires gro q
lncendiary origin, nnd because o. sueh
opnlon he will ak for the enactment
ol d fire marshal Law SO mat me
causes Of an fires may Esinyeslg gated
and rep rted 10 tie Insurance lepatt
ment. Detectives Should be employed
under a state fire marshal q nyesti.
gate to determine whether fires are q
incendiary origin aud II SO, % arrest
and prosecute the guilty parties ihis
system. the insurance compssioner
believes. would have a tendency 10 ~
duce mate tally t1e fire loss i the
state and IN ;urn effect q reduction q
the rates
Some Modification Measures
The hotel men through tlnir assoe''
alton. VIII ask many CHANCES Of lhs
law which was dubbed "nnelupt @ peu
sheet" III reality the mhasure was
adopted because Of the sttte beng III
line OF travel OF the nulnpnary uni =
trnates from the humId mates along
side OF the MissIsslppI, ind pas, say
Its friends the travelling mea' many
good features. but the lotel men 20 %,
not like the intricate prtss and VIII
ash them modified.
The railroads also asl The rigpi 20
have independent contract rs oullu
their branches throughput p1e state
and ask vote to chang the cqlstitu.
tion on that line. SD a nilroad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-02

BIC AFFAIR

The uembcfs Of The secsnd legislas
lAe assembly and state Officials Will
be royalty entertained Tuesday even
lng With 4 lunetcMi and reception At
The lone and bail at the city mall
llegrottlng deeply The fact that suit.
abIe entertainment was NOT profferfd
lhe First assembly. Guthrie citizens
win atone this year and the glad
hand will be extended IN good Shape
Subscriptions for the reception are
rolling IN voluntarily, Tomorrow A.ssf-
noon a meeting Of all snhacrIbers TO the
fund Will be held af the lone to com
plete details The event viii be no
nlakeahift, but an affair Of moment
fepete as to details, and worthy TIE
title OF stale event
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-02
HEAVY CRIMINAL DOCKET


located NJ what Il now Harper county
and nl.ldN ulj = part of nIt big ranch
Parties wofe continually coming Id
and demonstrating. with the result thai
the rnnchmpn were laslnk much of
thsifsffaziue land tysIIock y alleged
10 naVe conceived The unIdiin seuefie
bf getting adventurous girls doHn
1naip Kansns 70 honaaiAaI land for
lliln. md probably total 4 ! I nt he
y0piIs WgInau dId 50 Halivnk i nov
.aiit m 81 900 bali
The odd nhsh of n N {lupolt main
aeer o. the Oketue rruduce company
0f (lseene. who 4 charged with haF.
Ing violated the Lacy ack lu tsob By
abipnlaF a0.0all quail aIlt n 0klaho.
nb tesfltofy NlIl also come up. Thef8
Sarc louF cases against lslin Tn Lacy
ati : IN act uf eoS&faEs relative q
Interstate Hhli}nenta Ii aa1aa ifant
states Ii ehleh Il u astaio d .oFfE
ipiitl plIahhe Ia sllln plt dalnesEIe
zaif|H
Sam eshIte. Nha7la tlAaFSaI win
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-02
Ylla.v olat. i candIdate.

~ George ", GIst. who allpws HIS
came Is ~Iiat Gist. Of llrokon AZ.
row. proprietor OF the Kentucky culo.
mel hotel IN that town. Is a candidate
lot scfgenitaiarnis Of thc l0we-
siouac. ana il o real live candidate.
MIR. Gist N Kcntuckian who has
been faithful 10 his party re wor.
Nhlps at the shrine of Wattersun, TAX
Ing gospel lessons each day when
,attefsDn has fine to prepare taanL
NeRseu Ia history aud allowing him
snIf ID keep abreast Of the times Mfl
|Glst Is not Il stranger 10 many prom;
Inent Democrats OF the State.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-02
SW|ND[ER |
FOUND GUILTY
fBy Associated press.l

Chicago, Ill.,. Jan. 2.k-samuei T. Wdt
field was tcAlay found guilty of dbl
fraudIng Ms danes II Patton, wife
OF PROMINENT 0oa'd OF trade mas.
out Of s22. zoo by means of bod
swlndle, WI NJ Cooper, tried wiz
WarneId was found not guilty. Juf
retired yesterday and returned vo1-
diet at opening Of court today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-02
aopntY coLnmIaaIonefa Mel.

County Commissioners Met
THE Logan county commissioners
lnel yesse4lay Aside FROM discussing
overall matiers which will come b.
lore The lAeINlatlyg eQmmltte Of tho
Flale 0fgsthfiptA asspriall0n meet
! Sie lIofe oNmdag. Il was aenlHesl laaf
aghe Fedelai iall wblnn has BEEN ser'
1iel by the count, under euntrac,
SHOULD mlprgo few minor 'mp1fvr
lneniss Afual was ordered opened
pn The section line IN ira Mound
IsnwnGhin. near the Charles 0rant
|blaee. 4 petition was tiled with the
board b. y delegation Of farmers from
Rose IliIl tpanship asking for good
Tnaaa Improvement
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-02
Wants 10 PRAY For LeaIsIators.

Editor D. r. Ray, Of Oklahoma city
chaplain OF che last house Of fepresen'
tntiYes, Is IN the city ana seeks hts old
position AZ tins handA Of tie members
elect. Reporting on his canvass, he
believes ae will again be called 70 the
service of the lower house.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-02

ooen to Epleoopal Contz'en1et
The nov Al D. N'c'idlas l'ns'oE q q
the Trinity rpIsconal churuh. Viii
,..axe Monday lor Topeka % attend
lie missionary conference q tne Bpia
ennal rhnncss, The meQtIngs Will
.na.,,uench Tuesday aid coufinna lfs
Z y, Nj 4 - eH4te' arrneN will he
= I. bthpps AMI slxtys f'Fs aenlf
~ Ihe lHrsy The states thai wIIl'bs
'represested at tho conference are
Toyas. OAla9vmN. Louisiana, Ailsanaaf|
Missouri and Kansas an effort viii
he paae 10 secure tiae nexl epniesgice
ln Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-02
scr1nsugrs nansnEasE9nsss ssIAIs'
l LEGISLATIVE GOSSIP. I
.a1sss .esxsz snsKsS SsAsa~'sk@asn

l|" A4E1
Hon. David 2. Marilin, Of w edward,
arrived today Maruul ls always good
and Interesting
II Is stated that The majority qi the
senators have decided r1at no woman
heip1 goes this time in the upnef
house,
-----
Senator Harry K. Allen, Of Distrsci
Is. arrived last evening from Aflmofe
Alien succeeds Senator Jack Little, oI
sulphur
Senator n. A. Bilmps, Of DistrloE No
%, arrived Friday from Cordell BIZ
Iups made a fine record IN the llrst
assembly
Rev Jones. OF Hughes county il
blind Methodist preacher Il candl-
date for the position Of chaplain Of the
lower house.
Captain w A. Knlpe Of Perkins, Is
here comforting with Republican poll
ticIans. aBlllH Is an old timer IN poll
ties ana knows the ms and outs Ike
a book
G. II. PIttman. OF Enid. who was
chief cIerk Of the lower ncuse In the
First assembly Is here milling ePill"
Is also keeping an eye on the tax fer
Fet law.
Representative y. s. Ratcliffc, OF the
llctprial district Of pontotoc and Semi
nole counties has arrived lie was In
the Inst assembly He IS d good roads
advocate,
Representative J. y. Charles. OF Lin
coin county, was over from Stroud and
Illndlng the Republicans short In the
milling III the lone returned on tho
noon train.
Senator Il. h. Echuls. the popular
statesman from District No 2, arrived
Friday from bis home IN CIR City r.
stands for fewer and belter measures
this session.
Ioo Johnson, Of Tulea who WIS q
thc ufllcial copy Of fAe Oklahoma Con
stltutios on parchment. Is here aflaf
The position Of chief engrossing ciefk
ihe senate
!. The Wmans siiiifaglsf advacatf
Vho maintained headquarsors here
durng Tie session of the Constitution
al convention are again hcrp geitln6
Che drill q sentiment,
.-.-- a
Representative W A Ilnrant *
WE'LL lxtown lnaiah 64assif ssud attIE
MINI hrs ARRIVED lt.af I4ofaill fEp
seanIs Ii be enjoying aily Rll afHIIl ii
race and IS helping push tie milling
Rev j y Tandy WHO WIS \ iuensher
Of the lower suuse dlndng the lasi scs
si-n, from Rogers county. II here pres.
ing his eiaina In ehaplain 81 tho
house He nov lIges IN Gfady county
Representative John N Moore. wha
ancnnoda biz fl Sheen from The tlos
torla district Of Coal and Johnston
cOunlIes. hns arrived. lie IL ~ equal
10 Col skcen both as q Legislator anil
In size. measuring six feet, three IN
ches stacking feet Mr. Moore Is an
adgocate Of 20 roads legislation Ilc
states taat roads are badly needed III
his section Of tne country
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-02

GOyernor 9. n Haskell this morn.
lng issued d fequlsliion dpon Cover
nor Campbell Of Texas asking the re-.
turn to Muskogcc county Of r. Kim.
hers, Fred Kimbers and Arthur Rer
~. wanted on q gsand larceny Charge.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-02

The nine inmates of the Logan cnun
ty psor farm partuok Of a NeGy Years
dinner yesterday such as only are set
for royalty Turkey and everythine
IN tho cookable line were served,
scientifically cooked hy the Domestic
Science club OF this city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-02

tled upon agreement filed wthx II
Commission. One Hundred and Il {
four caTes baxu been Hetlpd II
q hearing IN court Twanty.two &.
were dismissed for failure ol III
pialnanls TO ~ p'ssapule. There \ s
fifty.twu riiAez pnHlinE bnfS
Cooperation caumlzAlou, II
d zen Telephone rate cases VIA zKA
anllnnod nendEnr decision Of tus Z
nf4Iie c!,ui'i III tbat naso II Age!
theiqaesildb 81 infIAdscIlQn Is lnvolsf
ct Ms oraetA leSued lhiftgfour wtfl
Iof lhe construction 81 Ilepats IA town.
thu fAllfog9 had hifkpF inMleuuale d.
p facilities d ne depot Ut an
Che eenIulsslnn IN It's first year. 5
ekIHsenue AaA had "a immense vui,(IAl
nf huslresN. afeRftheldaH Il has tufnts
nHl kRpl Within lhs approlafal
made BY Tho leRlslalufe and still hl& j
eeipI1f,tht halAHHp an sand THl
5z4I.I4 4lIlS fI 8 ffa .tfs H4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-02
70 Those Who Have Subscribed.

AT cItizens d Guthrie who have
subscribed To the legislative entertain
ment fund are requested TO meet At
the Hall in the Hotel lone sunday az
ternoon at n m, 10 arrange the dc
talls. w II Coyle. Chairman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-02

N ono Of ine prettiost dances was that
given by the lflks New eYar's eve at
their home on North Division street.
which was concluded with a watch
party. Forty couples wore In attend.
auce. Many out OF tpwn guests were
present An elaborate display oi beau.
llful gowns Was a feature.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-02

fesfpnce "a a cen issued nv Lieut..
Gov BelAmy The forecast of the
caucus results is as follows
Nominating committeeman; First
district Yeaeer of Tulsa. Secone
llArlct. Franklin Of M&dill; Thirf
district icgeclman. o. shawnee;
Fourth district. Smith OF nuncans
Fifth President Pro tom
Fifth district Itchos Of Elk City.
president protein j. G. Graham, o.
Marietta; caucus, chairman L. X
Taylor Of Chlckasha. succeeding r
A. Blilups Of Cordell, who whs not u
candidate for reelection; secretary pi
senate, Roy Finley. OF CIaremore
Journal cIe7k VIM, Murdock, OF Ral.
ston; assIstant journal clerk. Claude
Il. Dmkin. Of TahIequah; sergeani.al
arms elthar Etter. last years official,
Of "BillH Johnston of Canadian coun-
~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-02

sssdrelaY q s1tAfe HslI Cross Il buayI
today receiving his many frlrnds from
oyer sue state " his ofiIrn The ieelss
la4en Iacnlbeis arc al glad % seq
Uncle blliy hack 10 his Official
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-02

Governor Haskell seslefdax issued
proclamation asklng that The citizens
Of Oklahoma contribute % the relief
Of The SlciIian earthquake vieilns He
requests the mayors Of Oklahoma
tow,.S 20 receive and appoint commit.
te9s 10 receive contributions and for
Gard them to the American National
Red Crfss society at Washington y.
G.. statement Of the amount forward
cd 0 "a, sent 10 the governor.
TsrlJroelamatIon states that among
" "a Kenshlp Of the state are many
who we're foremrly clllzens Of the
Kingdom or Italy and who are now
mourning the loss "a relatives and
friends who have perished In this ter.
rlbe calamity. and 20 thase who mourn
we tender our sincere sympathy'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-02
NO SENATE SQUADDlES
MANIFEST THIS YEAR
Caucus Forecast as Per Slate
Agreed Upon By DonI-
mating Forces

When Lieut. Gov.
Geo. w. BeIlamy
drops th Q gavel In
the senate chamber
at convention h all
Tuesday next. i h @
upper body will be
ready for work
There are no sen.
ate squabbles this
year All n serene
lAsi year II was DIT
ferent.
Senator Clint G1G
ham, OF M arie.tta
will b 6 made pfesl
dent without upposi
tion unless Senator
Strain decides to go
into fle caucus as a
candidate.
The tnirty-t " o
Democratic members
ef The upper hollse
mot in caucus IN the
lone oollyeptipa hall
IA nrlne frHlat III
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-02

AWFUL TO
WITNESS
LIVING sTARvATIoN
DOOM OF ITALY's EARTH
QUAKE VICTIMS
DEAD BODIES MUTE
TESTIMONY Of TORTURE
.....-
Woman Had Teeth Firmly Fixed
In Leg Of Dead
Baby
(py Aaaociated Preas.l

Aicssina, Ian, 2--frhe town nov Is
thoroughly occupied by troops Each
quarter has its ho1y o. men divided 50
that no point Is without protection. A
Gordon Of soldiers surrounds the en-.
tire town which Is almost deserted.
Only soldiers and sailors are to be seen
there.
The aufierings Of persons still buried
In the ruins Of faIlen buildings here
who are slowly dying from hunger is
awful to contemplate Dead bsdles
have been found which bear mute tes-
tlmopy Of torture emlnfed before
death relieved their sufieFlngs Sew
eral II these persons have died from
pain and hunger Other hQdiea brought
from ruins had portions q shavls and
parcels a elofaing 10 their inoutlla
and one woman he'd hof teeth finnlly
ilixoa IA The los ii i acaa babf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-02

Attorney General Charles West de'
eilnes 10 give IN opinion 70 FfSalaeni
tleol NJ naIIamy OK the senate NA "
Ahetller incInbefa would have right
10 allpm their N ns 70 10 act aa paeoa
ID tha hnsly uf Which they are ! niem'
hers a,Ndef far nHpotiAin net.