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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
CELEBRATE
 SMASHING THEATRE DOORS
Ia rear--Pittman, coach.

Champaign. Ill.,. Nov. 6.---Cniversity of Illinois students tonight celebrated the victory over Indiana University at football by smashing the glass doors of two theatres here because they were denied admittance. Eggs. lemons. bricks and electric light globes were hurled at the police and also at foot ball manager. Robert Ray. and other well known students who strove to quell the disturbance.
 Bricks hurled through the orpheum theatre door narrowly missed women and children. but no one was injured: The city of Champaign will be called on to pay the damage
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
Match Is Made.

Guthrie, okla. Ncv e.--The Nils. souri National Guard today accepted the challenge of the Oklahoma National Guard for a match shoot for honors and A side bet of $1.000. The shoot will take place Thank sgiving Day on the new target range at Chandler. Okla. The shooting will be at the regulation army targets. the distance ranging from 200 to 1000 yards.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
.I.uta Wants senteli.

Nsor,,al Nov. s-Bllly Nugent. io- cai Sssebaii enthusiast has receiyedsa ca. ,a..ar from Manager Otto Jordan. of the isio Atlanta club astipss cs ssnores,op o1m ep try to secure the ser services Masils Gs club for .ps tienta club. Jordan says that ths hs is a good ball player and ne wouio ,s, to have him with his cluo'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
1educe. OH Prices.

New York. Nov s.-The stanoaro oil Company today announced ten noipt reduction in the price of refined oI1 as follows: Refined in cases. lO'- AK. refined in tanks. 4.55; standard white. SOS. The company also reduc- ed the price of crude oil five points to l4s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
Buxtou Win. Trophy.

Atlantic City. N J. Nov 6.--C. R Buxton. of Philadelphia. won the prin- cipal trophy in the Atlantic City coun- try clubs golf tournament today. de. feating A. w.. Tillinghast. also Of and to play. The big surprise of the tournament came today when Walter J. Travis the former national cham pion was defeated one up by Buxton In the semi-finai round.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
Recommends . Limit

Little Rock. Ark. Nov. e.-President W. M. Kavanaugh of the Southern League today stated that he would recommend at the coming annual meet. the player limit for each club be re- duced from fifteen to fourteen Tn the future for the purpose of cutting do"n the expenses of the league.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
Private believed . Leper.

Manila, Nov. 6.-Thomas Davenport A private of the 2sth Infantry has been discharged from the army and turned over to the Philippine govern ment to be confined at the Collon lep- CT colony He has been under obser- yation since January, He has a broth CT in Knoxville. Tenn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
rIrht Goen to Draw,

New orleans. La,, gsck Robin- Buckles; .nsvSt 6t ten rounds to ., draw in sSs sRs principal bout bsforsn n;sn, the oHn ths sean'- sem g,ven the decision over foans Hayes of Chicago
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
Has Ribs Broken.

Clifton Heights, Pa.. Nov. 6.-During a football contest between two amateur teams here this afternoon. Harry and Fred Duke brothers, were severely in- iured. The latter had several ribs broken by being kicked and the form CT was badly bruised in scrimmage.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
VETS WIN MIAMI.
r,.-,da County Rejects Prohibition NGaaaure.

Miami. Fla. Nov. 6.-ln the 'ocal option election held here tooay .ne vets won by the close maoori'y oi Io ~, tbraa votes. The country precincts ',o,ad ary. but could not overcome ma iority of 1s4 registered within the city limits.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
-, S..t. Chnmpiona.

Des Moines. Ia. Nov e.-praks. p.ayss ing magnificent footnaIi. e. dtura 59 M tts ana wrested from 1t all ies claim 10 the state championship.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
BASEBALL IN sf0BILE-
Harry T. rnse Again Heads ths Asss-
 ciation.

cintion.
 z Mobile. Nov. e.L(Speciai} }---M the annual meeting of the stockhoiders of the Mobile Baseball Association. helo last night. H. T. Ings was re-eiectea president, Harry T. Hartwell. vice e-pres. ident, Charles 2. colsson. secretary. ana % Ceorge Reed. manager of the club. pi- rectors named were: H. O. 0rimiey' H. n. Inge, Harry T. Hartweli, VIII lam Monk, IT,. and Charles z Coisson,
 The stockholders were pleased Mi.n a ,be results of the past season. though thers was falling off in receipts caused by no Sunday games.
 committee was appointed 10 in' ouire into the feasibility of purchasins . sita for a new ball park: Messrs. Inre. Hartwell, Reed and colsson isit tonight for Msmphise to attend tns lea eue mesting.af 4as fc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
so.cer nf sleepYtown.

,,.Ir, Soccer football team of Engiand fn inc final game here defeated piSA. ed local team nine to noth'hs'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
HORSES AND MULES

Today we will receive Ave loads mules, also two loads horsesI 4S0 head now on hand. Come to our new ssa- bies corner Perry and Jefferson streets.
 ABRAHAM BI1OS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

team of local players. two of the visi-
 tors were injured; Sterner for Norris shoulder fractured, and Sewers. full- back. sustained fracture of the right
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

Our line of fall woorens Can't he beat. stolxe's Place has what you want at the price you can pay. See him this fall. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
~. x-nsux~A Ont.

1r,s Nov. 6'-Jim Stewart. the AIssriesn pugilist knocked out Jew. Al smith of South Africa In the sixth
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
s..c,,tor. Arc Hurt.

Gloucester. N. J.. Noe. 6.-ln root hail game here this afternoon between an eleven from Norristown. Pa. and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

WHERE THEY CLEAN CLEAN. French Dry Cleaning CO, 203. Dexter. Phone HIS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
PLAYER MAY DIE.
Back Broken During Game Played Al
 Utica.

Utica, N. r.. Nov. 6.--Joseph Picker ing, IS years old. of the Cazenovia Sem mary football eleven sustained prob' ably fatal injuries in game with SoI- Pickering received fracture of yer tebrae and his limbs and trunk were immediately stricken with paralysis;
 Pickering's home Is In Pennsyivania those which resulted fatally to Cadet Ryrne.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
". P. T., IS, CAROLINA, o.,
r,st Game Is Played on Aiehmosa
 Gsrtdiron.

richmond. Va, Nov. s.-The Univses- ss- sity of North Carolina .hr,s eleven was In- % fsstsS s;,nts sy ts.m 1ne in isrcey fought sams here today. the score being ID to ,,,,t o; i: The Tar Heels showed suTprisa,nsgs arss strength. One touchdown snd Tn ssis she goal goal n. nah ths s"s second was the best that the v,,rrinians ,n could do against them. .o-
 Tba star players were HcdEson; .ot the Techs, and Belden. Tor tne Saro-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

son kicks goal twice. Halves 25 and 25 Oficials, Reynolds tAuburn). Ref cree: Betson, tAuburnl: Umpire. Scarborough. (vanderbilt.) Filed Judge. Smith. (Auburn). Head Lines man. Ayres.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
rLLINI ARE vICroRIoUs.
pefeat Heosier Eleven by ., Single
 point.

pefeat Heosier Eleven by a sin&ie
 point.
 Champaign, Ill.,. Nov. 6.-The Unive.- s,tv of iiiinois defeated Indiana Uni- vss.,tv l,v af score of to $ in an ex- citing battle on Illinois aeld today. me State eievens battled fruiflessiy TOT one-haif. illinois scored Tn the secona. kicking goal Then the h9os,s ssn,sh hia fszxie of the try-for-goai and victory was assured to Illinois. ., The game was played under discour- aging weather conditions, being so warm that the players were easny eA hausted.
 OryR pnAG wHFskEr.
 Warranted Corn.
 a2.sO For Four Full Quasfs.
 EXPRESS PREPAID. Greil TvndihE Ces @ PensecphHs SiA'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

Flowers!
 The Begt Rosesi
 The Best Carnations,
 The Best Chrysanthemunas! All the time for everybody. s. D. STERN 4 Co.,, Phone 1901.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

The most popular blouses include chiffon over lace and clear ecru net over foundation of chalk-white Irtsn guimpure. ''sl 4 ss@f
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07

Robinson, LewtSL. Ii. b. Hardage J. 0. Davis (sapi) R H. B. Mccoy. J. Davis D. Hill. F. B. ..Penton. Harris
 Sunimary--Touchdown Harman; goal from touchdown. Reynolds; safety, Will son; referee. Butler of North Carolina; umpire, Riggs of Clemons: field fudge. Baker of Vanderbilt. Time of halves, 25 and 30 minutes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
Indians MIn cIose Gsame.

Washington. Nov. 6.--By the close
 score of to 5, victory today went to the Carlisle Indians after an exciting
 game against George Washington Uni- versity.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-07
.Harnnan

Leurhman, T. .. .. Harman Burt ...... e.. .. =. Beaver Coleman. .........R. G..... .. .. Allen Patterson. ..R IT,. .Eslinger,
 Bonner Jenkins s.......R E... .... Noble Wilson. '....Q. B..Reynolds (Capt) Robinson, Lewis.L. .H.B. :. Hardage
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
His Time HAD Come.

II Is one Of the amlablc traditions
Of the senate of the United states that
no new setator shall make set
speech till he has served year or
longer old senators are very i'm.
patient Of the assumption Of imports
ancc by newcomers
The late George T. Edmuuds II
Vermont. oiae allowed It 10 be urdef-
stood that be would soon retire from
public life. Idaho hal Just bosn ad-
mitgea ~ state. with the myilera
o1 electing senators, tha one for a
long term and ahc other for short
term. A Air. Mcconapli drew ths short
term. aid. having but two months 70
serve, proceedes 10 make me best Of
It. The day after he ha0 been SWORN
In. he took ND position n the mia.
tle aisle and, in q fpg-horn Voice, maaA
his speech
While he was holding iha fart Mr
Edmonds entered The chamber IS
stopped short and saaed ut the
speaker xith the Utmost astomsn
ment. raen he pade bis way 10 h's
seat and icaaing nvoF 70 ,se saussfs
next to him. asked: 'syho IS tha. pf
non?7
ga sanafur FROM idaho'
'You don't sag So! When did hs
csmeen
#Ilo was uworn 81 ycscg'aG
'sworn 81 yesterday asa nsfie9 q
speech ieaayig mnssS Eemed sll
well. if that doesn't beat rll' T l9s
ila it's tips for me quit
And II j fcw dnya he fcslensd, d,-'T2ae.
caas Magazine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
WILL KEEP TAB ON
RURAL ROUTE CARRIERS

TIE Government Is galag TO sec
Just how busy thc rural route carriers
are An order has heen received BY
Postmaster Mccoy reaulring the rural
route carriers to begin counting tho
number of pieces Of mail distributed
March l.
THE order requires lhat the rural
route carriers count their mall dts
tribute1 daily and thai a quarterly
YennA be made rhls will be followed
81 another uu6mefl4 rcpeft
The nostonlee depirtment Is at
lcmrtine 10 eel q better line on iis
rural routes. on routes lhat 20 not
show al least 50l0 peees on. mail
por month an Investigation VIII be
made Although The order makea go
mention 3f Il ne larae nosiofice
aondl of the lagl year wmch has
Nnot enueed by lha rufal free deliy-
ery routes IS thougbi 90 De tHe ehuaa
OF tue aflcr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
OKLAHOMA ALUMNI or
k u TOAST PROGRAM


The tcssi progam FOR tho lfst
annual meeting anl banquet Of tbe
Cki1hpma alumni Association of lhe
unifafslgy Of Kansas 10 Be beid Tn
I0ak ID on Nashinstons birthday
ehruEly z2 hus been practically com
p'efei By President jesse T. Dunn
VIC will odlciate ag toast master
Elncla 1lmmy' Green. jean of the
K 81 law school who delivers on ad
drcae 20 ihe aaaociaiion in tie after
no0n wll spelk az the banquet
Among the others wn0 2lll respond
@ loests VIII te Judge Ralph Fl.
Campbell, Of me United States dis
F,cl enuf for the eaetefn district
q nkIahomE Senator Clarence Davis
a. 0apnipa E Dyche q ghlckasha
nrpl Il G Scott Of Eipwerih rnlYer'
slly 9klnh9mn city; Miss alhyl
a9una. ag tSa@sss iah tan high sehpal
end 4 A Cassidy ii 0kmule
The returns which have been ret
salved by President Gunn md Seefe-
aFe ahlnn inaicale that there Hill
o probably 100 nf the KANSAS mt
4arsIG alumni present aud as many
mnre former students who afe enroll
ea ii associate membnrs Of the as
acciallcn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
BURNING ECZEMA
QUICKLY SPREAD
Started like Flingworm On flaad
Hand SweIled and Then Humof
Spread 10 Arms, Legs and Face
Il was Something Terrible,
PRESCRIP TONS FAILEDs
CUTICURA CURED HIM

u have lstd the taiMra Remedies
Tor 4 very bad caee ai aa2ema with c9ili-
aiaIA sliunese About aflHen tir rlKlteet
yfnfs ago the disease developed "a the
oiape 81 large pinhead on top q my
hand. II BURNED aud ltoaied ~ nueh
Chat | waa compelled q sheN It AZ dee.
tor. ne nranounaa i rlngWurm and
made very light q e lle gavo mH a
wash and told mr g apply # before Ho-
laa l8 heu aud Ail walld BE 0yUf Ia tha
morning. Hut Tie nest mpfnInH my
hand was hH swollen 80 aud / plpliinsd
it MhAn ahn doctor camc ta tits Qift
showed him tbe haud and @ my sui-
nflss hc told nH hai He hra neYef -.
pHfienecd s9ieh D chH d IA paciice and
6aid Il was wal HaNliled q After
irving bls different fenind t0e ulsease
iafaaasd and went np mY sruls end
EnaIlf lo mY thighs and laaa NneHliY
aNa 4lnallN bn uiY Eac9 The hurnine
WhA kbinsfhfa TERRIBLE Afl8r ! had
fFa his akfnr. s. ! thought. loHg
tsfHIa uhl te auathaf doctor who
hAa lIia rnpasstian ST heine the heaf h
fuNh M tsid me II w8s had casa ot
slEsR and that It a0iisl take quite .
nhiIe e. cure IL Hi inedlelnQ checked
AlYonne oi the dlsease bnt no fur
IHnaiIx concIudeE "a fry lha clsi.
c|izH Remedies ] bought cake u
GalImtiN S5n4. d tlax III llitlftira 0lnt-
u s. and bhtfle dftntkAFa licAplvsnt
I.I Iflind rsllef 70 the frsi triad e0n-
H.|HH until wag enhpletlv free fIt8n
lease aHl ha*H not tsshdf0tbled
VIII auofhhf hilack since sill uan
tie gIilicufa Ointment M my family as
Il E ono II llie be remedies To heai a
sofa nf nthef injury rapidly, can
noaiF and truthNlilg sny thnl the Cnfl-
fnfa remedies mrs The hest 80 Gar Is my
oxnelirnce Hent eifh them and ! am
sslIf recommending theiu. feeling sure
am nnf making mistake Y Hnfk
hnfi. 23hM Markel 81. ChamheIablirg,
pas Sept q. 1905 $
fHmHIit fktsmal and fntefuMl ffcaimnnt inf
F1h#f N0naH II flfHaAs FfNditH aud AdHH ffn.
1|5fH s. |1iI1ziH4 NnNH fzsf "a fzssHff ifH =H|nI
fIilHaft u|tfsat1I i4t = Htai rs stIn aHa gjlis
fHHE aftn'paHI {dNfl lef Il tnf fafH m ihtsH'4ig
fA&1Ha ls Nas ar KlsI n 90 tn Haliif ilH Nlf4t
kaIH shf0HsIsaai 4hn la fHisef NHl4 HHfni
f1fH *N'I HHlIs NHH HIH
szHAIl1 Hzas r4|lsan hQaA e skN ulsaas7a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
CONFERENCE
INTEREST

Washington. FEB io. Keen interes
ls manifest rs TO what will BE- lhe pro
iram OF subjects Of ,he North Amer
an conservation conference betweel
he Representatives 81 Canada, Mexico
ind the United siales 10 This cltv,l
aehrl r I9. ln aa letier 10 Preai
'eni Dl1 ol Mexico, and Lord Grey.
Can-da. President Roosevelt outlined
ls tho purpose Of the conference the
consideration Of muual interests in
olyed ~ the conservation oi natural
csmrccs. and the preparation IF a
.eneril plan adapted 10 promote the
welfare of the nations concerned
There Is pretty well defined feeling.
however. that definite topics win have
q be dinedssef. THAT The Canadians
ake this fiea e Indicated by the flci
ihat they aavc seui to the usti1nsi
orseryalive commission compilations
as specific rcguiagnns governing the
iapuaal Of theif natural rosourcca
Last summers fores. hres On both
ildes of tile line between Tie United
ialua nra so recent 10 thn minds 81
10Th countries Hh1i undoubtedly tfe
,ns iblliiY 0f come cooperative
thene u noe mooclien Is likely G.
'e touched UPON There are oihe
mp0rt'ni International uueFllons con
aeHlnE natural fealuHgs whira can
afdly fali Of consideration
ITO Canadian and Me2lean dsegaiea
the conference are coming prepared
3 contribute suggcsuona Well aa
rocfiYe thcm 1'hclf representations
tbc International meeting SIN BE-
r0mlneni gpcciaiislE on lhe VafoHf
ihaes of the subject % be discussed
ouecrvailan he's not been limited 10
Re United Staies. Early last year
instance every acre of the public
timber lands ia nllllsh Columbia cS
ppt what has been Leased. was nlaced
d forest felewe This action wa
aiken 10 check waste hy bringing Ine
afa aud cutting Of timber resources
moro eaecuall9 uuder government
unlro 'fhe action affected isa038
81 cres IS much land q was pH
mo an national fcresie Of thls conn.
try up ,u 1907 n the.Ynkon all galaH
power riHhis are granted foH ont
twenty yearo aud nf the expiration d.
hat time thrlg control reyerla % the
anhlic. Tho water power question y
nw one Ol ite mcai import n q
af reaehiHg hHore the United state
adaN president nlae Fl Mexico y.
oomprehenslgti knowledge 0f fUreEl
~ and under aads fails the henes
q he gained bg its application He
aisos deeply interested ~ che iu
lfayemen of agricultafl method
and the farmers ot The country afe
rapidly adopting scientlac melhed
HeSicC has feW large waterways bl
he nation has provided lor the 81
endilalo bf several million doEaf
o ile Improvement Of inlern mas
gilDu
recenl decussloN n fn S. aa e
safliameHl cf President R0oaeseli S
f8p0 q isr Cooperation i3r the Cell
sevall0u 81 ihe natural resources G
The Whaie continent indicates ihat lpe
nplori Of ne conservation mnvemedl
n lho Dominion viii he s thorougfh
arnnerllsan as It s. III the United
slefes Il. Il Ilorien lender oi iHe
ahp1slllan was IS enthusiastic "a hi.
rpnnrt as alr Milfred iA1flef lhe
riuict vho exnfefsaH rie aeopqFl
ppfuval 81 The aioYeasei
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16

cd the government much ID The people
estima,.Sn
The conmoncst theory Is that TIC
Ciemence4u cabinet. after letting GOV
ornamental aifslfs gel into dreadiul
lumble-lhe ministry Is not accused
Of dishonesty but merely Of careless.
ness--is trying TO effect q roorganl.
zation wslhoNt letting the country
snow how negleciiul Il has been
With fresh scandals continually crop
ping un. however. u Is dcahled II
ths policy Of suppression viii be posal
be great isal longer
Considering toe persistent indica.
gcns oi French roynlsts' activity
4. 4 the certainty that the monarch.
lists WI teke advantage OF bis
graft exposass 10 further their oTn
ampaign. Il & h0pea Or feired, az.
orilng 10 the symrathies Of the va.
rioua chancellorlps that when The
exposure comes the consequences WIN
be very serious for the Republicans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
MAY Lie fANAMA TREArY

CaafrNgd nom Pare pna
NHlri states Il also supported hS
hah nHtAgflly on The islhmus. and
seems certain % receive much mnfs
consideration than has thus far been
eispn # before he Panama convention
IS ratified.
m ylew ol tae fact thai ihe Panama
negotiations were lalherel originally
Is Secretary TAFT tlat they we're ear
rlel % an apparently successful conclu
sion by Secretary Rept. ihsi, " the
fHaina treaty gnfs over until next
s. ion without ratification 1t will
probably ~ earnestly sNpnoflei BY
seusior Root anl hnally thai presi.
dent Taft Will he lntpnseh Interested
N thr fapi6 nfaRfAss ~ the canal
eaneifucsloE vlshoat hltes or fsrrease
II cost ihf situation promises VI be
Intensely ifteresiing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
The Senate

Tho senelc was on It's good behavior
thli mlfnlng the membership evi.
IDENTIFY attending thc arr cxhlhit lfe
night before anyhow Il wss an ~
iisiic morning session. President pr8
Ten Gratm commandlng
Tie Franklin child labor blll5
slightly amended, passed OH inal
journey ta the house
The fsn and samo law alan took lae
lnst trln Through The aanate. uHie :
mended BE- Che banse
Tho nuyle hnuse blll requiring pag
ment twice each month hy ail o1,7
puHali1t also @ pay IN actual cur
reafY NHs passed on thrd reading
THO acnaic alsu finished henfiHg lht
renafm If the sllndine commlilaes.
aud referred fen1rH g the pr3pef
places
neuii1na were not numerous ana
may hale been lengthy being read
only bg little gammnniealions drifled
lhe same way and the body eleanef
lhe calendar for the house matters
ready for operation lter senate ces
ttm
Afternoon Session
At The early afternoon senate ses.
gl5n the Cunningham bin. No l3s
as amended by the house. relating
io bull Inns and loan associations,
was aceute8 a. per housc status
The house blll b. White. as amend
ea 81 the senate, was passed an third
readps This applies 10 rights uf
ATTORNEYS fn damasc esses where SCI
iement Is effected outside 0f court
on motion Of Eeh0l Morris. Mem.
HIneef ani f1aRhliu Wers appointed
IS constitute the sick committee of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16

Tho 5000 miles OF railway which
were IN existence in 1902 have already
been augmented by important extcn-
elons. THAT an estimated mileage Of
i0.000 viii be realized 10y 1916 is ia.
duhitable. It IS to be trusted thas
this mileage win Then form one sys
tenn, serving a great and unIied peo
pie. Sir porcy dirouard in scrlp-
ner's Magazine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
ElEcr oFFloERe

Special "a fhe Daily Lealer
Hennegsee. Qkla4 Fel FL. Ae
garaeid county farmcrs' union have
elected cheers for The ensuing year
~ follows E A Day presaen1 7
a. i. Callahan. vice president = j,
-indaw, secretary. GEORGE Border or
panizer neIeg.tea sp the state CON
yention of the uuion which takes
place et shawnee ere ) Z Callahan
aud A. Eindow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
SANTA FE GETS DECISION
FROM SUPREME COURT

The supreme court this morning
handed down two decisions The first
was No l2S, IN which the AtchlseT
TopcEa ami Santa Fe railroad com.
pany had appealed from decision
of the corporation commission The
appeal was sustained by unanimous
vote IF the judicial body
ln inc case Of y. $ White versus
10. 4. Mansfield. et al the mandamus
prayed for regarding the Woods
county high school was granted JUS
tice Hayes dissenting from his as
sociates ! nthe decision
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
RECALLS ENID BANK FAILURE

The case Of tie Northwest Town
site company vs., THE Fiielity anA Dc
pcsIi company OF Maryland WINS eall.
I'd ia tta circuit Side of the United
states court this morning The case
Ii IN aftermath of ihe alleged ,ls'
falcfilon Of me cashier e 'he 0ltl.
gens hank Of Enid iu laei. Y 4ill
be recalled shat I'll ecltlzeus bank
won't down ana ont apl thal the
raehlers ACCOUNTS disclosed snort
sre 81 about s2UN0N rAa aeleHallla
we're "a the cashlefs hena sna lns
townsIte people are seeking 70 feeoN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
VAN GLEIE HEADS TARIFF
Commission convention

Indianapolis, Ind, Feb. i6--rhe
first netional tarlff commission con
ventl0n whose delegates hope to
point The way for the establishment
Of a permanent tariff commission, as.
semhled today J. w VanCleYe, Of
ST. Louis. was chosen permanent
chairman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
ENTERS PLEA OF NOT GUILTY

The jury In the district court was
excused This morning till "Wednesday
and the day given over 10 hearing mo-
tlons and pleas. Ira W MayHelNi
charged With obtaining money hy talgc
prelense. entered q plea Of not guilig
Masf6ld, who az the time q the Az
logged 0Aensa Was 2 nairQlman Is as'
cused of extorine MONEY from 2 fie'
am 10 clamed that fee had been
assessd I'D collected part ot the .iile,
Els II Is alleged. when no the had bean
aaslsaed by the police iadse