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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-10-28
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Miss Ada, NJ. Wright left Monday
for Keystone, where she is employed
as seamstress in the Keystone Sup
ply, Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodson Jones en-
tertalned at dinner Sunday Rev.
Warner Brown and Rev. Lord Brewer
of Virginia, and Misses Mamie Carr
ant Eta Hall, teachers OF Eagle
!school. :. 49,.
Miss Henrietta NJ. James had a
Sunday guest. Charles Turner. of
FAYETTEVILLE
Rev. ID. G. lyman, of Nuttall, was
d business visitor here last week.
Oliver WilkerSon, assistant teacher
at Mcdonald was the weekend guest
Of his parents, MIR. and Mrs. 0. T.
Wilkerson.
Mrs. +. ID. Page and daughter, An
nette. of kanawha City, We're guests
Of Mrs. Charles Johnson several
days last week.
Rev. E. c. Page filed his regular
appointment at Sewell Sunday.
J.. N. Brown is spending u few days
at Institute with his family.
DR.. B. r. White was a business Wis
itor to Charleston Wednesday.
The third quarterly conference OF
the John Wesley Nj. e. Church will
be held Sunday, October 2lst. Preach.
ing by the Superintendent.
Miss. Nellie G. Hale travelling I'M
der the authority Of the West Ken
lucky annual Conference is conduct
ing two weeks meeting at the NJ.
E. Church. She just closed a few
weeks ago successful meeting at
the A. M. E. and the NJ. e. churches
at Huntington. She will be here I'm,
til the eighth of November
Mrs. Thomas Childs. who has been
seriously i'll for several years, died
Tuesday morning.
Rev. j. w. Warren and wife, of
Mt. Hope, were guests of relatives
here. last week.
V. Nj. Willis, Jr. Of Mcdonald
spent several days here last week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. V. Nj. Will
lis.
Miss Ada b. Burke, of Huntingto
is here the guest Of Mrs Smith BroWn
G.. r. Pack has finished the plas-
| tering of Mayor Davis house and re
turned to his home ia Sylvia. Sun,
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Reed. of Kimberly
were business visitors here Saturday.
Sir w. H. Harris Of Huntington is
in town working in the interest of
accident insurance.
Rev. l.. ID. Brewer, ID. D., Of Cor
louisville. Va, has been assisting
Rev. Warner Brown in a series OF
meetings. Five were baptized Sun
day.
Rev. Warner Brown and Rev. L.
d. Brewer were business visitors tc
lCharleston Monday.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-10-28
SYLVIA.

G. w. Anderson. OF Hinton was a
business visitor here Tuesday.
Or. II. c. Hargrove was attending
criminal court, Friday. at Fayette-
Vile
Mrs. Lilly Sherrin has been critical
ly Ill for the past three weeks. The
attending physician. Dr.. Hargrove.
thinks her chances for recovery now
are rather favorable.
A number have been attending the
meeting at Raleigh which closed Fri.
DAY night tn With, quite. success tllnde
the direction of Rev Jackson 1.-THE
pastor) assisted by Rev. Robert Dan
lei, Of Virginia.
MRS, Alberta Cobbs was struck by
lightning Friday morning at 1870 and
instantly killed
There are many improvements be-
ing made in and aooue our public
school building this year. The work
OF ID. W. Galloway, the principal, has
been much needed here for the past
rev years. Miss S. r. Powell. of Vir-
glnla, his assistant, is a willing little
worker and under their leadership we
anticipate good school this year.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-10-28
SOUTH CARBON.

MT Reed has been confined to his
!. room for the last week with rheuma-
tism and is no better at this writ
ing
Mrs. r. G. McIver, Of Wevaco. was
vlsiungsA here Monday the guest Of Mrs.
NJ. T,SReeA A. +.
A number OF the young folks spent
Monday in Montgomery.
Mrs. p. J. Parham went to Leewood
Monday OH business
Mrs. Maggie Williams was visiting
the sick at Wall Forest. Monday.
Mrs. Nellie Mitchell went to Paint
Branch. Tuesday, to visit her sister,
Mrs. Ella Williams
Drew Riley went to Gloucester. O.,
Tuesday having received the news
that his mother was seriously ill.,
Rev. J. Il. Green filed the pulpit
Wednesday night. and preached an
able sermon.
Little Andrew Carter while at play,
on the school grounds Thursday, was
attacked by a lot of snakes which
come from under an old log. They
kept hin. surrounded until assistance
reached him from tho teacher and 9TH
ets:% They s:cceedcr In killing one
ofu en-
.HIS GusSie Alarm WHO has been
sicF for the last two weeks, went to
the; hospital at Charleston Friday to
be treated. -; "
TheEe%was no school here Friday on
actbant,> Ct the teatha". Hiss l1imira
Rieale; being sick.;;, "a &c.,.
james Saunders and I.'zelNiah Car
ter have been on the SICK. list. and al.e
no better at this Writing. -.--' ~~' -
E;u.n!ay nigEt. a. W Alavo
p:ea' he'd an able serllun and an
1oa'med that J. B. Hrr:id. OF L>n..h-
burg, Va. would assist in the pro
tractrd meeting. mex; wreK
J. w. Howard. Of Wevaco. was call
ing or Miss Elnlira Riddle here. Sun
day: evening
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-10-28
CEDAR GROVE.

John Anderson made business
trip to Montgomery, Saturday.
Miss Amelia McDaniels, of Ward
was the guest Of Misses Peters and
Meadows, last week.
Miss Julia Brown, Of Charleston,
was in town Thursday.
VIM. Beamer and family moved to
Mammoth last Friday.
Rev. Ben Newsome preached his
farewell sermon here Thursday
night.
Mrs. Clarence Woody Is out again
after long illness.
Miss +. l.. Hill, Of Charleston
was the guest of her sister Mrs. Hen.
ry Smith
r. W. Martin is improving slowly
and will be able to walk soon.
Miss Lewis OF. Huntington, passed
through, eurouts. 70. Ward Sunday
where she was efaSp1oyygd as teacher
Elmer Anderson, OF Charleston
was the guest Of his gsshsr, Saturday
Miss Hattie" P8tSrS,. spent, last
Sunday withs ,sisson-
Vile.
Mrs. Bcamer was the guest Of her
parents at Hansford, Monday.
S. II. Adams, of Ward, was visit
ing friends here Sunday.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-10-28

underwent an operation last Thurs
day at the Holley Snitarium. At
this writing she is doing nicely.
Miss Rella Goodwine, Of Meadow,
spent Sunday and Monday inttown,
the guest of her mother, Mrs, Lucy
Lewis, of Bluff Street. -. ,..... $3.50,
The missionaries met Tuesday ev-
ching with Mrs. Lizzie Muse on Rail-
road Ave:
Rev. NJ. w. Claire, pastor of AS
bury Nj. r.. Church, Washington, D.
c., stopped over few hours in our
town Monday 'cnroute to Cincinnati.
While here was the guest of his sis
ter, Mrs. Lucy Lewis. DR.. G. W.
Holley entertained him at tea Mon
day evening.
Mrs. Blanche Christian has enter
cd the Holly sanitarium to receive
course in trained nursing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Johnson were
in town Sunday visiting their mother
at the hospital
Miss Stella Wells left Sunday
for Fayetteville where She will teach
this term.
George Steel is patient in the
sanjtarium this week.
The PrOgressives met with Mrs
Davis ON Main street Monday after
noon
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-10-28
SMIPHEyTSS.

Thomas Charleston, who has been
at the hospital for week, is able
to go out.
Guy Jones was kicked by a mule
and seriously injured in the mine
at Longacre, last week He Is i'm
proving rapidly
Mrs B. B. Daulton returned home
Saturday, from pleasant visit to rel
atiVes and friends at Charlottesville
Va.
The Sunday School teachers were
entertained, Thursday, by Mr.. and
Mrs Rodgers. After the discussion
of the lesson, lunch was served
The district mission will be enter
tainedT by the missionary society Of
Longacre, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. b. Daulton will he
hosts to the Queen Esther club, Mon
day evening.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-10-28
NOTICE!

NOTICE ia hereby given that af-
ter thirty DIES from the first pub.
LEGATION hereof, the undersigned, on
behalf of themselves and associates,
will make application to the Mayor
and Common Council of the Town Of
Pratt, Kanawha county, West Vir.
ginia, to grant to the undersigned.
their executors, administrators, sue
cessors and assigns, for themselves
and associates, the right and priviE
eye to use the streets, alleys, bridges.
rights Of way and other property
belonging to the said Town of Pratt,
Or under the control Of the Mayor
and Common Council Of the said
Town Of Pratt, for the period Of fifty
t50) years, for the purpose of con-
Structing, equipping, maintaining and
operating an interurban and street
railway thereon.
CHARLES X. M'DERMOTT."
w; r. sBbARDsGEB. ...,- .
4. &. n.io al
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SEWELL,

Rev. E. i. Page, of Montgomery.
came up Sunday to nj his regular an
pothtnent here, but owing to having
the church repaired was unable to
have services.
DR.. Il. L. Gordon, Of Thurmond. was
r business visitor here Wednesday
W, II. Jackson, Of Kanawba City,
spent Saturday and Sunday here
~ 3. Boyd, of Rush Run, was the
guest Of Miss Elizabeth Green, Sat.
urdhy.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-10-28

Little Miss Nola Holmes, Of CALI
polls, who has been the guest of her
grandmother, Mrs. Andy Smith, dur
ing the past few weeks, returned
Monday. "
Miss Julia Smith, who has a po-
sition as seamstress in GAINESVILLE,
will leave for that city in a few
days.
Miss Marie Lincoln is quite i'll at
this writing.
Mrs VIM. Bell and daughter, who
have been guests OF her brother, VIM.
Williams for the past week, left for
her home Thursday.
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lEwToN.
IKE go 49,

Mrs sarah1y spGhnson, assistant
matron at the MdKendree Hospital,
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49, 49,
LONDON.

KEY. W. ID. Meadows preached an
excellent sermon here Sunday morn
ing.
Miss j. +. Brown, of Charleston.
WHO has been visiting Mrs. A. James
returned TO her home Monday morn
ing
The G. L. 0. Of True. Reformers
VIII have their annual sermon preach.
ca Sunday at 3 o'clock.
Jhtrc will be an entertainment
given Saturday night for the purpose
OF raising money for building a fence
around the cemetery.
Miss Amelia Mcdaniel, of Ward.
was pleasant visitor here Sunday.
The choir is progressing nicely
under the leadership Of Prof. Ed.
Alien.
Mrs. p. s. Woods was a pleasant
caller here Sunday.
Miss .. r. Booker was business
visitor IT. Montgomery Saturday.
Miss. E. Lewis passed through here
sunday enroute to Ward, where she
expects to teach
j. w. Galloway was a business visi.
tor here Wednesday.
Mrs. G. W. Johnson was a bust
ness visitor to Pembroke. Wednes-
day
Lewis Bibb and p. g. JASPER. Of
Pembroke, were calling ottiiffiends
here Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-21
THE BANK FOR SAVINGS

N TIE CITY OF NEW YORK
$50 Fourth Avenue. June = 1909
ES0iH >ENE-ANNTsF DIVIDEND.
Lhe Board 0f declared interest
oenG for Ihe SIX Months ending June at the
rate of FOL Z PER CENT per ann-lrl on an sums Of
s. 90 and upwards entitled thereto, payable on
and after Julv @0th.
The dividend viii he credited depositors min
Cin5i july Ist. 1909
deposits made before July 10Th will draw
interest from July list -a09
WALTER TRINRI.E. President
CHARLES 4 SHERMAN. Secretary.
JAMES KNOWLES. Coniptroller.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-21
DiCidend Notices.

THE PEOPLES BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
17th. 1893
ONE HUNDRED AHD SIXTEENTH CONSECUTIVE
SEAII-ANNCAL DIVIDEND.
The Board of Directors have this day declared semi
Dividend Cent. Of paya BE
books will be
cIcsed the o1s- inst 3 P NJ and reopened July
1st 1893. 10 O'Clock a. NJ
WILLIAM MILNE, Cashier
THE BANK OF AMERICA
New York June 18Th. 1909
The Board Of Directors have to-day declared semi
annual dividend Of thirteen G3) per free Of
payable July 1909 stockholders Of record o this
dste-
The transfer books Viii remain July
1909 " n BENNET. Cashier
NEW YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Office cf New York June 9th. 1909
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Z this Company has
declared a dividend Of one AND ONE-QCARTER PER
CENT its capital stock. payable al this Office the
18th day q July stockholders 4 record the
Close Of business Monday. 21st
EDWARD L RoSSTTER.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-21

The Tribune has prnte. the gross earnings OF
thirty-nine railroads systems for the first week
June OF these, thirty-one return gains OF $685.,
S67. III per cent, and eight return losses of
61,159 1913 per cent The whole shows gain
OF s9l1 POS, 1872 per The Tribune has also
printed the gross earnings of seventeen railroads
systems for the second week I'm June, OF which
fifteen return gains OF s6Sgs5l. AS per cent and
two Peturn losses of $s3S, % per cent. The
whole shows gain of sSS9Ol3. liS per cent.
First week IN
1909. 1905. Differences. Pct.
81 companies SO 2UJ1 10T IS 2S S97S.3G7 III
3 companies BOD 49, 62lS9G Dec. "a, 1853 iOS
Total 30 444 IS sos 23s Inc s9II2,s 1872
Second week in June
- companies 433 ll2 81 1885, Inc S6S9sJl Il
companies. 36lI3 31.0ll Dec. S3s 23
Total Il .s5,4742s5 s47s5,272 .s6s0O1s 14S
COLORADO & SOUTHERN
1905 1907.
Second week S251. .203 sag s275, 200
July June i4465727 1881. .eo1 I2,7T00l7
DULUTH. SOUTH SHORE & ATLANTIC
5aS SsfSnf Ssef to JUNE a Isne aess s4s
DETROIT & MACkINAC.
second week $c1Os4 sal,42o s25. .ss3
July to June a.. i.09lo I.l31,7s3 i.2425ls
New-York tribune., 1909-06-21

DvERTLsEsIEaTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
TnhrEe received tsesf Uptown Ofhce. No
l5cs Broadway. between 3e,h and S7th -
c'eiocl, Advertisement received the following
branch oI7es regular Office rates untl oeocS m.
AZ: awg ave. 23d l53 6ih
iesh ST East l4th St: 257 West I'D t.. between
20, ana stn l25th ave: IG25
"a ave nesr els; ist ave. near 15T
szast ia54 81. s5G fremont ave. GO axe.
<1nersaan .1sx-Tict Telegraph onice.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-21
BANK EXCHANGES; SALES RECORDED.

The bank exchanges of the New York Clearing
House and the shares sold the New York Stock
Exchange last week and in the same week of the
preceding two years compare as follows:
June June 20, 'Os June ~ Os
Exchanges lGl 1si 81 2f7 ego 81 gs
Nc. sold s.722.sJ9 l.6s7. T5l 1880, 27a
New-York tribune., 1909-06-21
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

giving week
lpres
ing % tn
-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-21
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

722 Insted
New-York tribune., 1909-06-21
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bond quotations compare q"
1,Ith those of a week ago u
New-York tribune., 1909-06-21

q. .Os2 900 Total sales fo- the week 's2'F
WEEKLY CURB TRANSACTIONS
STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-21

INTERNATIONAL GREAT NORTHERN
Second week in June. $4,000 $dSS02 $if1'S if11'9gS
IuIy to June Il go. 7,794sl3 69ol'52 e'4o''-'V
MINNEAPoIIs ST PAUL * sAULT STE MARIE
Second week in June s236.s9s $2o27G9 $50. 292
JuIv 10 june IL. 11,92l 457 llpho'i3 l2l"o'''o
MINERAL RANGE
second week June. $lsGs9 $Is29l $s $iSS9 5s 500
July % June H.. Ist,O6l tosi4 ''-''f4
EvADA-CAsiFoRNIA-O OREGON.
First week Si0.941 S5i5I S3G4l
June t.. 3I3.9jl 3leot4 -t''V5S
TEXAS CENTRAL.
Month o April
Gross earnings. SSi,0i9 S3T 39T SiiGCS
Expenses StNh 6t4do b1Sl
Net earnings ......... "S21j7 'S}0r33 $40, ,S55
Charges ............. 25S3 a5s3 2.5s3
Surplus ............. 'S4.74o 's326l6 S44.2I
July / o April 30
earnings. 3l,0G0 SalI0I4 S1012HS6
Expenses ......-...... Ti7.2O5 6sS9i5 sos. 9l5
Net earnings......... S2s3 s55 S229o59 s444.O41
Charges % $50
Surplus 10 S25l,479 SI9s474 S4Is.21l
'Defcit.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO
1905 Changes.
Second week n S56s. s44i csc S12a IA
July 20 lS1 323 "a 500 l20 Irc 872 206
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-19
SECRETARY SAYS
MAYOR wins OUT
Logan Introduces Salary
Ordinance At
Meeting

Apparently the Board Of Supervi-
scrs tried different tack last night
at their meeting, for Logan introduce
ed an ordinance fixing the salaries Of
certain City and County employees, in
Guiding the stan OF the City and
County Clerks Office.
In introducing his bill. Logan ex-
planned that the Supervisors realized
that the salaries In question could
not be regulated without the APPROX
al of the Mayor, insisted that there
was no intention of going over His
Ilonor's head, and in other ways talk
I'd like unto a man who might be ex-
tending the olive branch.
The Mayor graciously put the de-
sired motions in connection with the
ordinance, which passed its second
reading. Supervisor Mcclellan alone
voted NO" on each motion connect
eel with It.
The first business Of the evening
was the reading of the minutes Of all
of last weeks meetings. No one
seemed much interested in the pro-
ceeding. and the minutes were adon-
ted in a perfunctory manner,
The roll call showed Cox and Quinn
absent, but before the reading of the
minutes had been completed, Quinn
arrived.
The three ordinances. which had
already passed the required number
Of readings and had been advertised
ns required by law, were then
brought up for final action.
Ordinance No. |, the first bit Of
legislation attempted by the new
Board. went through swimmingly. So
also did ordinance No 2. When No.
3 came up, there was evidently some
thing in the proceedings that did not
please His Honor. for he baked. He
hatly declined to put the question. so
the now rather monotOnous proceed
ure was called to aid and Logan put
the question. 1t carried, only McClel
Ian voting No"
When Logan introduced his ordi-
nance, the face of the Mayors secre.
tary became wreathed in smiles, and
It was evident that he was well salts
fled with the turn which affairs were
taking. After the meeting he stated
that the passing, of an ordinance such
MS had just been Introduced was what
no h..y.
AZ such procedure gave him the veto
power, in case 1t should seem wis,
to use it. and did not pass matters
over his head. He claims that tn,
fixing of salaries by motion sayors toe
much OF railroad legislation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-19
MEAT PRICES SOAR

Owing to the general scarcity OF
meat and poultry, the Metropolitan
Meat Co. has issued a new price
schedule, which will become effect
i've tomorrow, as follows:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-19

~"For Sale" cards at Bulletin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-17
TODAY IN
DEPARTMENTS

Western Oil Station company of Sl-
pulpa, with 5000 capital stock. The
incorporates are W. j. Collier ". p.
Douglas and ] Harvey Smith, all OF
Sapulpa.
Olive Grove Telephone company OF
Ripley with 1926 capital stock The
.incorpor tors ATE J. II Bennett Hag-
.ry Gcer ANA w. + Tictl. an of Ripley.
Capron Mercantile company OF Cap
ron. with $4,000 capital stock. Tho
.incorpOrttors are G.. H. Rebber. c. T.
Johnson. 5. II. Brown ana A. J. Sands
|of Capron ami G. n. SWrdeyant OF
Alva.
Cast Heights Development company
of Oklahoma CITY with $4,000 capt
tai stock. The incorporates are
Franklin l. Cast Edwin Rudolph and
f. B Owens, II of Oklahoma City
The Mu ual Insurance company OF
Oklahoma City today filed amended
articles cf incorporation with the see
retary OF state ana insurance com
mission TO comply with the new mu
Wll insurance law OF the state. Tho
company was organized pcior 10 the
passage Of the recent legislation on
mutual insurance c)mpuaies but II
voluntarily came under tte provisions
Of the new law The company has j
capital stock of 100000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-17
REEus.n ro Ia ANNOYED.

People over the state should be
thankful to Fob Dick the warden 81
the ate peniteutiary Following up
the hue ems cry over me state dis
pensary. where no one charged mis-
feasancc of malfelsauce in office, the
state rdrtisans OF the discon ented
rabble opened their batteries on Dick
Naturally the story was made lust
as mi3 as the libel laws woul per
init and ben2 now state, many
weltmeln'ug people became excited
and hastily asked an inves igation
Here is whore Dick arose to the
occ sior
He wasted no time along The "in
te-yiew" path
Not Dick, he of the pioneers whu
bad heard fhe rattle of interested
parties too often in the Indian terri
toria itye to be alarmed
Dick knew the record was straight
lie is In addition to being awake
q real warden, and knew the RECORD
was absolutely correct.
When called on for a "story" he
notified The state Whomsuoyer wished
10 investigate that the records were
ready fn- inspection and returned a.
his work
Dick DID not even take the time IL
wit for the boards to get through
He gave them the books and the
vouchers and went back o being war
den.
Had some at the story writers fol
the agerls of discomfort kudWn Bob
Dick as the people down about Ard
more W3y know him, it is safe to
wager thcy would have wasted theii
popguns on some other individual Nh,
hOlas office
Fore and aft from he top TO the
very bottom, If you please Dick Is
a whole man, and one who rushes
To cover n no attack COmpaten ant
honest lie Is afraid of no criticism.
and in his method and m1mcr of pay
ing no attention to the agitators can
be found lesson tor all officials wht
have done th ir duty aLl need no
be annoyed by the barking OF the fel
lows who were beaten aMay from The
appointye pap by the ballots Of tht
people
Let MS have more DicNsm Ia Okla
homa, Ii tie less attention TO thi
bunch o. eateraauices who absolute
ly refuse 20 print truth and prefer t,
manul ctuie t5eir own stories. beiu
thus abb eto have the STORY opei
and close according TO thc manner In
Ahith taey mos desire
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-17
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GUNNlsoN's BLACK CANON.

GUNNlSON'S BLACK CANON.
tArthur ChapmanD
rhe Lor6 He smote race-course here
TWO hundred iathoms deep.
All lined with f-owniug crags OF
blacl. piled granite heap on heap
And thea Ho loosed the wa erway
and bade His horses leap.
And SO they rush with snow-white
names. whore suns rays seldom
glance;
All. how their foam-fleckej heads
are tossed, and how those white
names dance.
And he WHO seeks 10 Tide those steeds
hs not "A feathers chance.
The ages come. tb ages go. and
cities dot he plain,
And then the cities vanish. as tn
dust yields to the rain.
Rut sill the Lords white horses race
between those black walls twain
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-17
UNCLE JlE" UNABLE
To FIX THE UMPIRE


Washington Iul 11-' Uncle Joe
Cannon lookine ON aad powerlcss o.
call Che minority 70 order. or hr.ug
m special rule shutting Qn base his
tae Democrats of tho house of rep q
sentauves Wall0ped am sorts 0f tar
in schedules oar of the Republicans
at American league park yesterday
afternoon and won the most famous
congressional baseball game on rec.
crd by q thrilling score of Z6 tc rs
The minority wanted 90 make q "a
to l. but the Republicans defeated
tha' proposition once again.
% was a Democratic yictory-the
u So OF extra Sos iln-fOll0wed by "a
c.oudburst The deluge did not de
sccud until the seven inning battle
had ended with The stout members
all putting and groggy from running
and chasing balls. and lean members
urCne on the grass from exhauste ed
energy
The crowd which Witnessed the
game was equally weary from
laughter The thong present includ
od most of tAc di-'iro .roi ~r- -..,.,1-
mert officials. bu Taft did not at
tend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-17

An Illinois doctor Slew the husband
IS his affinity the father of the
tlmau the woman herself and her
daughter % stating HAT fhe deed was
in seli-1pfense The cad husband
uas q banker and never ca.ried arms
The atements OF the living show
thaf in spite of Our modern efforts
toward righteousness AMI cnlighteu-
meni. mob law is sometimes ncccs-
sity Those Crescent City lroquois
county Illinois plotters are prepared
F. swear he moose aNaY. and it he-
e0oves the sturdy yeomen of the illi-
mos prarics to see that justice IS
done
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-17
BIG DITCH TAKES
LOTS OF MONEY


issue Ia pay for Me completion Oh
ihc Panama canal project but to Obj
tain an amount sufficient To prevent
the dcpiction of the general lund ot
the treasury, which is hard hit by the
big payments 70 the Panama Canal
company of Franco and the Pan ma
ONCrnmCnt