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The Washington herald., 1909-03-14
PLATFORM OF 1s WORDS.
Charles VI. FaSsett Enters CampaIrr
without Making Pledges.

EAcukca.
spokane. Wash, March 13.-TbirtAan
words make up the full text OF the Mat
iorm upon which Charles NJ. Fassett will
enter the campaign for mayor Of Spokane
as successor to Mayor C. Herbert Moore
who is not a candidate for reelection
They are:
An economical, business-lilxe admins
tration. and enforcement Of the law Nth
out fear or favor"
When the Fassett Campaign Club was
organized, with a membership OF 2.Ooo
embracing all political complexious and
beliefs ranging from liberal policy to
closed town. a citizens committee Of
IUo representative business and profession
al men, who induced Mr.. Fassett TO be-
a candidate. urged that he ent-
paign without pledges r.
civic reform. t.
honor eve
te'
Eal -ser -ra dster fcf
clisd A1r
s Ere Re- 49, %
IA a civic
.crfon viii take
The Washington herald., 1909-03-14
Guessing at the Truth.

tIuII ilt-6lts.
One of our dashing comedians was
endeavoring TO dazzle the worldly man
ager of a North London music hall the
otner day by the alleged magnihcenee OF
the prospects offered by his forthcoming
engagement IN America
Yes he said, with all the enthusiasm
Of a man who wants his hearers 70 be-
lieve what he is extremely doubtful about
himself, I'm TO have $4,000 per-per-"
Perhaps" interrupted the worldly
manager.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-14

No Need 10 See II.
From Illustrated Bits.
Annie. where's papa?'
Hes upstairs, asleep"
Were YOU upstairs. dear?''
NO, ma
Then how do you know he's asleep2"
Il heard him doing Il. He's sleepin
out loud"
The Washington herald., 1909-03-14
nundred Hunters Get One Wolf.

From the Kansas City Star
A wolf drive in which 500 men with
shotguns started at 10 o'clock this morn
ing northwest Of Kearney, No. ended at
12-0 o'clock to-day with one wolf and
two foxes In the ring.
Three wolves, however. escaped while
the men were closing in" The captive
wolf was carried into Kearney by c. B.
Burgess, one OF the hunters
The Washington herald., 1909-03-14
SENATE UNABLE TO ADJOURN.
Only One Member Present in New
Hampshire Body at Session.

Concord, N. H, March I3.-A comedy in
two acts was staged in the State senate
chamber when Senator Chase called the
body TO order last Saturday. More prop
erly speaking, he called the sergeant-at-
arms to order. for he was the only per-
son present other than the acting chair
man.
After the senate was thus duly open for
the transactions of business, things began
to look as IL the chairman would have to
stay over until Monday, for no other
senators put in an appearance, and there
was no one TO make a motion to adjourn.
The sergeant-at-arms was dispatched
into the city for assistance, but his search
proved unsuccessful. so at the decision of
the chairman he drove to London, looking
for Senator Clough. but that lawmaker
had gone fishing. Sadly the sergeant-at-
arms returned 10 the senate chamber. He
hadn't been able to find senator
The second scene Of the first act Of r.
comedy showed the senate in o
session, doors locked. ar
gone to dinner, "
gesnt-at-sr-- O.
to " cr -5
The Washington herald., 1909-03-14
.Irst. lust

.Irst. just
IS twenty miles
.Ime for a Boston and
20 negotiate that distance.
-.,Iy faint ''toOt, toot' sounded in
me distance. followed by a changing bell.
In dashed Harry 7. Lord.
Move we adjourn" said Senator Chase.
Motion carried" said President Lord
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23
GOVENhORSHlp RECOUNT
TAKEN UP TOMORROW
Joint Committee VIII Determine
SufiICIsRCy Of SisVenSOn'S
Petition

Springfield, ill, Feb ~ There Is
ne Indication ~ SDrlngiiel1 that The
deadlock Ia the senatorial situation
VIII be broken before Inauguration
day, March q, and li,tle change II
looked TOT IN the ballots this week
and aexs
In addition to the regular work Of
the session, the appropriations com.
mittee Of The senate and the house
hare planned % make The annual
pilgrimage 60 he university OF min
ois ct the close ilhe legislative
wees.
in tha senate ihc regular grind 81
lioof ana committee work yin be con.
tlnue1 after the perfunclory soesIon
of Tuesday Is completed. and in tho
house the judicial Apporlionment com
initee has mapped out busy week
g9r It's subcommittee which Is to
drast s bl HpporiIonlng The counties
into new iudlclal circuits To-day is
PRIMARY day. and undef gontlcmen'e
agreement the quorum % The joint
aasalan wlll @e afnlteil aisd ~ formal
hiilni for thc aieetlon 0f 4 United
States senator VIII ue taken, TeR
moiuaors 1s the gouae or Senate afe
tn the capital today end little work
beyoas Tue introduction of bills and
the passing ol measures 10 second
reading IS anticipated
Tomorrow afternoon ne recount
Joint committee Of nine senators and
nine representatives. will take up the
work @. determining the snflolenny
nf the recount petition presented bs
8llla .. Stevenson 10 present q prima
iaela case which would warrant an
aetuei recaugt oi No ballots east lof
governor IL the Itll election Il is es.
pocied thal HoBa G lIali. counsel fer
Com Stevenson win aupoa1 before
,he eomm.tc and make the nponiug
statement 81 tha evldenee and areH
ment on which ihc petition IS haeed
The report oi the Joint committee is
10 be maze 10 tho Joint session On
March, 2, which gives little time IN
which TO investigate the allegations
contained ln the petition
The following week & number Of
the legislators are expected 10 be
absent attending The inauguration
ceremonies IN Washington.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23
PLANS To CUT our
FRUIT MIDDLEMEN

rive hundred 'ruit and produce
groaers, members Of the eklahoml
Fruit Growers asoclatiUn, will NEE,
in Okahoma city February 27lh, a.
which plans wiz be lald iof the mark
citing Of THIS years crop NJ ~ srsA
son sales agent FOR ,he state assoca'
ton SAYS
'"rhe Ckighoma grult Growers assn
citation should have a nemherehlp q
5000. and We ere going % wefk 10 Al
lala shls eud oklahoma promises 70
rank among The top n0fehera IA tht
produce ana fruit Inc before many
years"
oksahOnr growers VII have g DE-
siEn which will decorate Every ho
lr which Oklahoma raised fruit ana
pfodace ei.i be shipped CommlsaiU
iren Win not Set iaeir all aus ~ ihls
feaf lrrlf crcp 50 far cs lhB mem
befs If ihe ASSOCIATION are concerned
The crop viii be ebipped 70 ST lutlh
and sold direct 70 Wholesalers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23
K. j. ALUMNI
Of OKLAHOMA
ORGANIZES

ag tha election Of the ollowns aifi
cofs tae oklahoma alumni Of thc Kaa
saa university was perfected here la.a
yesterday afleraooa Z W cross q
Perry preideni Dee prgsidenia kn
gela 81 scott oklahoma cliy Gran
~ rosl aulhne; gofoce o Mo
EeaYer ahil gifouea I HIudman
Tulsa; James Q aoulhan P0nca elu
and Myron White, Musk0gee. saere
tarY p. z. slinn, Guthrie, end treaaue
er, c. n. Classify o. 0kmulgee. enc
directors are. Harry NJ Mclaughlin
pawhuske. Laurence 3 Cowley Per
ry. james w. Mnyherry 0klahe.ia
City; WlllEm s. zWick, 0klahcma
city. Ciafeuce DeYis Grisloe d9h1
r. Kane farllosgIlle Ralph 81
Campbell Mustages; 1ied & Kellce
MeAleslef. George s. Carter shaw
nee. James E Dgche chickesha
The elaborate banquet given lasl
evening Of Die Hotel lone wgs an
event oi more than plsslng moment
The lDng tables wese decorated IN .sa
X. Il culers, crimson and blue. the
color scheme being carried Out Vlll
peanaRts anG other decorations
Throughout the large dining room
which was IN gala attire for the even
lng fhe elebaroate eight eaarse ala.
nef was begun ii seven O'clock -
tne hundred alumni members seated
With Chief Justice I J Dunn presld
Ing SIS teasl master and with ",fnele
jimmy Green, dean Of he INV do
paftment cf the university. who de
iivered the principal address durlaa
The evening aa the gaesi ef homer
E0asta pefe answered Jy tie FOL
lowing
a H. lsaston. FRED kellogg, gl.
E Dyche. 92. Gertrude Chapman
Cc&leY. as Clarence aayis. 90 ebYi
Dunn Warden. OIL & d cassily 02
= e. MARI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23
BIC CHIEF
SEEKS SCALP
IN CITY

Cincinnati Chile Foa. 23 Wiia az
asrsplitllne warvhoop "a uni6eatis
ned Wyoming lntian var chisf rau
amuck NJ Onion station today aad
before De oonM BE- ovefpowofel had
dangeeauig stabbed and cul Mra.
anna Dogerf o' Huntington, ". va.
ana Mex Meyors ai Cincinnati, snd
seriously wounded Joseph W Gordeu
Cambridge 81. "a an effort 10 scalp
him
The indian. wlth three Sioux chief
III Kansas. had allgniel from Cheese.
peake end Ohio train No, 8, They
we're going home fts.i visit 10 Wash
ineion 20 see "the great father
AS the passengers aIlghted from
ihe train. iha indian with q warming
war who0p drew long dagger and
started through the crowd slashluis
right and left
Mrs pevorl was nearest % thc ias
dian, walking up Tho nisiform with
a chill in her arms Before sha could
heed the warning cry feised by pas.
snsers. The indian had buried The
dagger u her bagk and then slashed
her across the heard, body aud arms.
wne indian next attacked Meyers
and plunged ,he dagger into bis ab.
domen. ana as Meyers raised laa arms
lo defend himself. the indian renewed
tAe attack As Meyers foil % the sta.
tlon platform the Indian ran toward
Gordon. who stool iraasixtd with
horror AS tho Indian stabbed Cor.
don. passengers and station attaches
pushed on the nadman. Che Ulous
ncians asa 8oi Interfere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23
CLARION CALL TO FANS
OF GUTHRIE TO BOOST
THE BASEBALL GAME
7fseall' aeeiine lonlrht 4 nv

7fsanrr meeting tonight Il city
hai4
Nov Is the dime ior 9nihfie fans
70 act 4 baseball mass meeting
viii he held this eyeulng n tho city
aall auditorium for completing the
formation Of stock company and
making the necessary arrangements
for the signing up 10 the Western aa
soclaiion. Manager Shaw ami mum
bcr OF Enid baseball laaE arrived to-
day &c etteul ,he meeting aue q
boost Guthrie fans inic action.
Howard Price, Che new maneger
OF the Guthrie team. has arrived from
Webb city and via be present al the
meeting. everything slll ac axplsin.
ca ~ detail at the meeting with ref
arence 10 the plans q managing she
team, formation og the stock com
pany. etc. Guthrie Is 10 get 81 out OF
1875 games played On The home ground
lncluilag q game on Che tlh OF July
The season opens Thursday Anril 20.
All fans are welcome al the meet
Ing tonight and are argec 70 turn
out to pledge support 10 the stock.
holders OF the company which mas pur
chased the franchise
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23
|DLMDFOLDED. BRINGS
TUG IN fOOM the SEA
Vessels Course RsIa Shll
as Grow Files iul d|s
Of Three Mlls

Hes York, gep. 2s.--A remarkable
test 81 the mbmanna iog ben was
made "a New york harbor today. A
tugooat wgs out at sen. three mics
from The Ambrose channel lIEhtship'
with lts pilot alindfolded. nv meana
81 tho records made by the micro
phone On Che telephone ~ lne pilot
houso, tho tugboat Was Aleefed aA
straight Gs q crow flies 70 the lishf'
salp. The blindloldln8 81 the piA
Ras, o. c0ursa. FOR the purpose of alla
ulailng COG conditions
~ w. j Way,whO guided Che 1V
blndfolded. Ii assistant engineer Va
The submarine signal system lie ha
q towel hound aeraBs hia ewes and
heid two rubber discs With wires ~
lachod to ihem against his ears For
,hrcc mites the man who could mat ea
gave orders TO the skipper at the
wheel, lhe wheel was not turned
dactlon without bis orders. and Al the
md the lug brought up close nuuei
he stern of the llghiahin
aaldas BY melIhi Sound
What the MN wlih the discs &C ME-
ars heard was what guided the iue
Through tae thin rubber diaphIseiaH
ia each of the receivers there flowed
confused roaring that sounded Ike
he hugxine nf telephone wires In 6
gale, hul el regularly Heurreut "a
teryuls this roaring YVES broken sharp
Is by the sound ~ bell, the aubmaf.
inc bel o. The llghlshlp, carrying three
miles under Tho waFea e be register.
ed against The receiver tanks Oh the
tug 10 Be transmitted through the mic
raphones loaiing fl eaeh Of these
tanhs up over che telephone wires 20
the receiving Glacs that wafe held BY
Fay Tho ifefaied taps 81 the bel
that he heard bad anell lhe o0da mum
ber of Llghlshlp g Aad the tue
been lost ia one o. those henyY blan
kets og mlet ihh settle down outside
the narfoWa, Instead of loaane about.
Mr. Feg caHId nafa taken her 10 tue
iishishlp and could have determined
within a quarter d q mile iuat hoa
close 70 the llghtahip hls boat WAS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

Tho fFlmnal cMfl u anntala mot
ihls afternoon n the convention bali
il the Hotel lone Several criminal
aaaes mere argued aud snbntied,
eUua opinions Nefe rendered three
bg Presiding Judge Henry A. fur.
man aud one by JHaEe Thomas A.
lluFls
The ease etsfay yeersvs Territory
of Oklahpna wse reversed and Fe
mandai ii au oplnlan ~ Presiding
Judge Furman 60 lhe district et~rl
u Greer county Veefa was convicted
aa the charge 81 D statutory aaseet
In Auguat 1907 and sentenced 70 ave
eeafs IA tho penitenllary, The feFeP'
al i5 upon instruction of tllh es.arl
Is 20 q reasonable doabi
Laying down The following rala the
court III On opinion hY Judge Fun
grants + nov trial ID tbe ease 0f f,i
ftsteil II Al VS. United States. an ap
peal from ne iullei siaiea court AZ
HeAieslaf When II annearf from
shR record thai a verdict # RAeed up
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23
PRIMARY SYSTEM EXPENSIVE

Special 10 the Daily Leader,
washington Feb. 2sr The ease oi
Senator stephenson Of Wisconsin.
calls into question lhe praetIeabil'ly
Of nomlnalinH Tinted ktates senator's
hy direct nrlmRly senator stephen
son. IS his Own Admission beiQfs +
Investigating rpaqihilees 4pent 4 tpf
tune so, he i Ese I 4 i,li aq',, 4 pfs
mary eahlpallsn, aud allli De s het
elected for another term W The Sci
sfc. though be Cid receive The nom
lnniIon by primary vote
Several states have adopted the
primary plan fcr nominating tInrsa
states senators. hei Senator Etsphea.
SON il the HrGl Instance where sen.
aior has been called upnn 70 maze
cemulNte Statement d al the mosle F
spanG IN such campaign And a has
heon i revelation n would take IL
teen YEARS in the seuate for Sena.
tnF Stephenson gh GraH aalafx suill4
elonl ID reimburse him cor TINT orr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23
lEAuLGEE'S NEW CITY HALL

Special to Daily Leader.
Ckmulgell Okla. Feb 80 The es
cayaticn FOR the new city IAN was
stated today with some ceremons
aud tha lifat shovel Of dirt was taken
out by Captain Sewers TIE Oldest IN.
hatitani OF the city
The nHair was largely attended by
the mayor. common council he city
officials. county officials and many
cillzens of 0kmuleee. All places Of
business were closed. Judge W. ".
Wilton presided, and mtde very ap
pguprate address, giving the history
Of Captain Sewers career and the
growth Of 0kmulsee, The now city
hall IS to be completes within 30
days end viii cest $4,000. FOLLOWING
this public Improvement there win
be 100000 high school constructed
and $4,000 expended IN vars schools
besides sl0s,000 Cor paylng ana SS5.
600 in sewer and water extensions.
The work OF putting IN tho curb
preparatory tc paving Sixth street
from the Ozark Il Cherokee Central
railroad 10 the Frisco depot crossing
has alrealy begun BY The smediy
Construction compny
The starting OF this work was de-
lased because Of local strike which
has been adjusted
The islks give their annual dance
tonight at their club rooms IN this
city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23
FARMERS INSTITUTE PROGRAM

Program for Farmer Institute t0 De-
held "a Gnthrle IN The auditorium oi
The city hall February 2ith an, 2ath.
Feb, 2ish Riornlna Session
Temporary oFeanlsation.
Lectures by profe. Morris and MI,
ler Of saltwater g. q A. college.
Afternoon eoasloE
Selection and Graduation o. Seed
Corn. Score Cards, Prof Mlller.
Agricultural aud lndnelrlal rduca.
tlon, Pref r. p Balconlb.
praclloil Demonstration Cooking.
Miss Osborne ana Mrs Balccmb, Wc.
mems Federated clubs
Manual Training. Prof Nelson.
Feb 25th, Morning Session
Alfalfa Culture, Albert 7loeRer
Dalrles. ID. 3. Hawley.
yrult Col ]. G. Jamlsc1.
diversified Farming City snpt y.
o Calvert
Teaching Of Agricultr-e, 9 2. 1si.
lahan
pernsanent organlxEilca.
AftefnoQa ooHetoE
Marketing OF Fruit, pyof Morris,
Distribution Of Deed Corn Contest
Prof. Miller
Landscape gerdealae, Pfel =. n,
WlnslOw.
How 10 Introduce Practical Dones.
tic Science IN gehoola, Prof Balcomh,
Exhibit Glass n Sewing, Miss Reed.
The experts from saltwater have
exhibits prepared for the meeting
Everyone IL urged TO attend 4 spec
lpl program VIII be arranged lor Wei.
neFiay evening. an teachers pupils,
end buelness men are corilelly invit-
ed and urged to citend D. = Hauiey,
secretary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

campaign
0kIshpma Also Had Charges
Oklahoma IL another ol The stateA
that has adopted lAe primary nomin'
atine plan There are stories told that
ia the Etsi campaign lhero lh3i some
candidates FER The United Siales spen
hs hlsl as 500 due lif primary can't
rNlrn tWhatheb fnisi b ffue isnut
kfd#u Fliere has leehe 10 ehafgd
made there such as brought about me
invest '3aliun wiiluh was revelation
.n Wisconsin.
nul there q one talng thss asaefla
naeli vi eFery state whefe the pfim.
Gts system u ii vngae That Is thai
q man may BE- Nominated tof Ihe
United Stales senate and still reeelye
small per ceni ot tic vote 81 tie
iase. "a Wisconsin With several ean
didales il lae ald II wouid he ~
oaaf fof a msn % be nominated and
2eealse ~ moro than iiisNaa foief.
caallhusa N rass Fire
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23
MAX GIVE
PARD0NS To
INDICTED


specla. to the 9allY 4cadee
Lexington KY. Feb. 23 g Fepor
m circulation here loasy amous
friends af Caleb powers Has .c tht
eject iael Governor WIllsaa would
lhorty issue pardona Cor ~ S. ga,
l0r chaa glniay ohn Powers liar
pa Whitaker and Can't 1ohn Devils
ne men sllli mdor indiclmenl oa lhc
harge of alleged conspiracy 90 ki
VIM Goebe Il ls said tonight ha
Governor Wilson hes oxafesscd Hn
eli as being of the same opinion. an,
that tho pard0ns VIII DO granted
Robert 3 FRANKLIN, commonwealth
attorney who prosecuted Powers an
Tim coward has refused the lngltl
lion Of Governor Wi.lsea 10 oppose the
publications. nov on Gle holding lhat
lt would BE- Just as much 0i 3 farce
o oppose these as Il was 70 oppose
hose Of Powers and Howard
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23
STRICT PARTY VOTE
PASSES BILLUpS' MEASURE
Regulates the Sale Of Liquor
and Carries an EmeT-
genCy Clause

The feature Of the morning session
oi the senate was the swearing ia ol
Senator Frank /. Warren, succeeding
Homer s. Hurst, as member from
Hughes and okfuslee counties. The
oath was administered Al ton O'Clock
BY w. Il. Z. Campbell, clei& o. the
supreme court The new member was
celled upon 10 vote o. the nlllups
prohibltory law the arat lhlag aaa
passed his vote
isills on Third Eeadinn.
The morning session was largely
devoted TO Bills On third reading. vita
Graham in the chair Senate Bin NO,
26i, By Graham. providing for n conn
mission 70 revise and digest Q code
Of laws WAS among The bills nsqae
The Russell amendment introduce
IN the committee Of the whole sew.
eral days age npon being called up
on thira roadlng was carried by the
close vote Of rs TO "a The amend.
ments TO Gus the salaries uf Che mem.
hers Of The commission from $500 t5
$500 4 month Upon reconsideration
the amendment Waa struck uut hy s..
vote Of "a TO i8.
Reaulstee Sale os Liquor
Seuate Hiil No. liO. by a.llups, .u
regulate the sale 81 iQuor elc.. whlea
was recommended Tor passage IN the
committee q tae whole Monday eYeu.I
Ing afr amending the BIN lo
give police courts and Justices of q II
peaee jurisdiction ID lieuor ease8,
passed by q atralght party vote. Tim
emergency section carried By q gofH
~ 30 70 3.
General 5cvonuo sili
hnthnny's .hig general revenue nilil
.he Mme being hpuse Blll 80 iGs.
gas placed upon arst reading ln ihe
senate tnls morning
Afternoon Senate Session
The early afternoon senate session
ans ander consideration iha bin Of
h9axey 0i the house, No. 65 pertain.
ing to the bonding Of certain school
districts This Il house day and al
anuse bllls have Fight 81 way and
1rst eAll af wienaaf sorrels Is ln
he chtlr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23
MISS BARNARD'S
EFFECTIVE WORK

Miss Kate BARNARD. State commission
ef n chefiilea and c0feecfiunA. IL d.
serving Of much credit for Ter wptk
IN behalf Of the child labor bill which
passed The houaa this morning Mis-
parnafd haa given her bast efforts
toward child labof legislation and sht
D been supported luFallx bg the
prominent men II the state. In enact
Ing child labor ieglaIail0n, he legia
lalarn N nrrel1 carrying ouk fbe
pleasos anI bohesia Of she DamDcfatl
state platform The charity eommia
Sion has devoted months ii labor ia
the nroylaIono 81 ihis biil and il e
be congratulated that her signal en-.
nrF 81 holpH crowned wiih success
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23
CRIMINAL COURT Session

on suspicion and prejudice this court
Will grant q new trial
The ono year sentence imposed Hs
District Judge I Il BuFford IN iae
district court oE t.pHan county up0u
1ease Il Fuller, convicted Oh The
charge Of obtaining money under false
pfctenses, Is affirmed hy the court
IL an nnlpion By ludse FaiFmAn
Judge Thqmaa II Doyle Affirmed tie
sentence Df four years IMPOSED n tne
district court of Kay county II 1taf
~ the case q W. 4 SaIFes VI sesfi
tory Of oklahoma. the defendant i
The court being found guilty on 4 las
eenY ehalaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23
THE LEADER GETS RESULTS

- NJ Brooks ~ e 1rm believer IN
the Daily haier as az ADVERTISING
medium, last Saturday evening Kr.
Brooks offered a1 o. his auihrle
property for sale through toe ..oader,
ana by is o'csoek Monday ae had clos
ed dead for bH home place, Gsi NJ
Villas. aad e hge room cottage & 6ia
yiha avenue aac goi half dozen In
qulries abou. The sale Of the Hotel
Royal ana theatre 1'his ~ golug scme.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23
LOVE WILL ATTEND AN
IMPORTANT MEETING

Col Saek poee. chairman u The
corporation cbnknissicn leaves thls
cgeningafor s. Louis on mastefs be-.
sorc the lhtelatates commerce eQmmis.
sion. FiNm AK Aenis he win 80
70 Naaillhsla6 @.E2where on March
sfd lheta Rfil Be conferences III
yhich every corporation commission
IN the United 6lates wlll be repre-.
sented 40 DISCUSS the demrrrage pron
osition, the shortage Of cats at Ger.
tain Seasons and uniform biz aI
ladlnS system Oklahoma has taken
ne lasi bY edcpiln gwhat Is beliey.
ca the heat uniform bill llding sys-
tenn Ii use IN the United States Gel
love wss delegated BY the Oklahoma
commiaslon 10 attend thls important
meetiag
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23
a aKlLLINer RECORD

Special 10 tho Daily Leader.
Hallcyyiue Feb 23 Henry WI.
ilams shot and killed John stull at
thls place Sunday night, making the
thiityhith homicide sor pl,tsburg
county since December hrsi 1907
The killing was caused by Disagree
mont over hoard. Both are negroes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23

fIear yel heef 70. fgnsl There viii
le a live base ball meeting thls even.
ing al tho city hell auditorium. q
delegation will BE- hero from Enld 10
elp boost Guthrie into the Western
association Al stockholders are re.
luesicd % be on han6
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-23
AN. APPEAL

Lincoln. Neb Feb % The Pan
Hellenic union, whlch claims a mem,
heyshlp o. fifty thousand. has appeal,
ed 70 GoyglNpr 3halenbarger for
protection againsl TIE lawless acts Of
South Omaha rlcters z Telegram
from Chicago reeelyed a. The eSocu.
tive Offices today s0nclu2os,
IN the name 81 thousands OF the
far-Aeilenic ua.on "a the name Vi
Pair play and of simple right, we ap
peal TO the American people and clt
izcus of flohraska for assistance and
protection oi our brothers in 0KahaN