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CONSERVATION GONEERENCE

# ie6 vim be very fully occupied wlili
various social functions TINT have
been ARRANGED bY their com.pairl3t5
md government officers n Washlns
ton
The personnel o. the delegation
from Canada Rs1 Mcaleo guarantee
me Accomplishment 81 real Fesulia
lfosh lhf conf ancc. for all The mem'
bafa al4tfkn1gie "a ihe nelnfal fg.
sa4f7ns, ds th6If cfnnlrls#
eanada win be fepresilnled hy ,ha
Honorable aydney Flshef nlnlaior 81
eFs'rullure of The dominion. the llon.
ofahle Clifford slflon. osminlsler ni
the interior. uafer whose admiaes
lraliuns piany Il the regulations cua.
aernlng the usa 0f Canadas resources
Nefe adopted 4na nf Hfnfl reltad
} Idenher II the cAuusihlu HaflaiucDi
ehp Is NsE known authority or
iheae subjects The canaalan doles
lIau Wiil tis1 - accompanied bt Rob
|sEl i Yeana Iand expert Ii lhe de
Continued u paet IsazAt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAR
FINE PAID BY ATTORNEY
Conditions Under Which Com
pany VIII Be Permitted to
Continue Business


Jefferson city Mlo Feb u.s.. lianry
). priest Of Sc. aouis sna *. ciag
lcrne chairman Of tAo board c1 che
Watefs.pierce on company. today alel
tho sageme eouH 81 MIsaonH la.
egtaNce or me terms ingosea uIor
We eompag By the reteat ousier or.
le q Ne court ATTY thousand dol.
az ane aa gait
1ha decision 9s me supreme rourt
iroyifes, DC condition undgr which
ho Waters ierae on company wlii ee
lermitiea 70 continue M b9slress ~
iissourl, that i must bring o1W 4
ompleie separation actwe il 5lssis
a ahe aiandard on eompsay and
hat It must IS March pay luu 8.
sA@90 Tho standard ol. company Of
eW Jersey eqnircls Qae Watcla
lerae ON canpay by awnIrg a psr
chi of lhc slork Of the Waters. Pierce
ompaug The siapd9rd Oh COMPANY
/ ludiana 80 plea made g fhe cosri
Short lime agg. asked for lefmle.
Ion % ondHel les husiness Hndsr ine
ppefYglc@ 81 tile 5atN h9 plaeins
li ils assets including lha WnielR
igfe stock iH ihe hsnds 0f $50 trua
ono appointed hy the augrcme
s0ft lnc other by lhe siadaga 0ii
ca
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15
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To
DETERMINE


Special tU Daily Leadea.
Washington Sch. i5 sciator Gore.
pf Oklahoma. has introduced Joint
resolution providing thai jurisdiction
ba given the Eiehia iudiciai clrcrli
ouft of the Western district of Okll
homn 10 determine ihe claims oi The
following 10 be enrolled us memter
li the Usage tribe as Indians
q u. etraHon Theresa Slration.
raefma Straton. leral0 Sireltou.
Rosa MARI Chlofa Loyoland, Mamie
leCrary Hattie Mccrary peter RI
gard Mary crump, Pauline Crmp
1awlrd Cwmn. earl Callasan, Mu.3
3lamondon john w. Hunt Jil'ian
j Hunt Thomas iunl RA0dy Ma
Hunt Mary % aunt George "A. Hunt
Addie N Aud, Arch's " Agld iarr
Aud, Flora Auld, children and min0
heirs OF Isabella Auld. Grace Thomp
eun, Thema Thompson 'lcga Th0rr
SON Nora James, Angelinc James
pgnsy Fronklcg Maudis FronSief
Naudie Fronk.er. alon appun and
Justin pappan
The court IS 10 hear nnG determine
The claims of ,hese persons on ael
merits
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15
LEGISLATURE

Whan no senate cnnYened thls
momlng Russell had bIlltwhich he
introduced by eunef Nofihy Ol nn.
lslion. The captlon ol lhe BIN re
lation Go tAllfness o. nuslnes2 snd
ihe last section feada
"rho courts ARE herehY authorized
lo eunstFnt ghis hilNYlihln tle mean
ms af the causlllniNn even if q hc
rot IN Conformity The hlll ertalcd
4 sensation and certainly Is broad
enough 20 cover 40 mailprs OF ofdiH
nfy busihoss interest
Franklin introduced q resolution %
back np the Davis momoral 90 CON
gress N relation TO promotion o. stud
les in agricultural and horticultural
lines.
Tho Blair act repeating 8i09 Was
nor considered. bat reuins piace W,
calendar This is the act 10 repeal
The tax ferret law
E1eernian commendc
President Pro Ten Graham called
Thomas 10 the chair, bat on account
Of the latter beinR engaged with com
mlttte WORK Eggerman was called 20
take command OF committee OF the
whole senate and The Shawnee dlp.
lomai held The relna OYER 4 brief sea
sian Of Interrogation points
No. Us. The Williams appropriation
BIN % Mcc, an departmental defcien
aies. wRs before the committee ant
Stafford aud Haichcst wore throwing
bricks al various 10 MS Roddi
drowned the attack with certified rec,
9rds and williams Offered the protest
ms squad a CORRECTLY nltesied cerii
cate from Assistant Secretary oi stute
Never which caused all items frop
that department Cd ne accepted by th,
committee
state printcr
The records of iAe state printer arg
being read tom hy ltem. none. how
ever. being no sooner cNplainea whch
objections were withdrawn. aave in
The last half when the commliice
arose. reported With leave to sll again.
Gross Paid coal Gill;
The senate paid coai blIl Ga see
6etafy Cross for 93Egii The mope
having hecn advanced from che splrg
iary's office.
Ns1as AitsrUooN asgslaN
Faulkner introduced and spoke 4a
motion. Whon lhe house convened
,hls afternoon 10 hayo aN appfoprla-
tlon Nills now IN hands Of the o0ul
mltiee reporied cat Tuesday IN,
mttion WHs tabloid
Congressman Ferris sont 5 letter
SGent lhe condition of the pnblie
fcals IN the Old Indian Territory sec.
ilnn, which was reaP and Gent 10 the
proper committee
Lockwood had reaa petition from
lhe Mudcrn Woe8men fraiernal or
der eegardlng insurance Legislation
lha1 aoes ug may c3ae shHi asgan
izaiian
A hlliniioaneilgn followed lhe dls'
uoga of one above business
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15
ENGllRIGE BASEBALL SPIRIT

III thla u9enIuea Issue ia Wallshrh
If lhe rgaueat q number og gen
iiemen inlafessea IN baseball no.
liae of meeting q Be heli AZ the
city hail "a 4 m lhls eyeaing a
IS proposed ie faiac $1,000 II tnih.
RE for tlie malntnnnnvc hf basn.
ball team III the Western aasncipslQu
turing the enaulnT staa0a a well
ihunehtnnl pfepe8illnu VIII Re pul
before me meeting and esiinaics of
tic probable exnensc ol eafl lne ne
tenn successfully hfoneh 4 season
logelter with fafelpls ln be cniinlef
Qns VII ne pro gppa HrI every NEE
esaary Information Nill he elpea d
al those interested The Retailers
asseel1Nltn co1aHllg endorse ite
nrff1lllon aH 4ill every pualle snlr.
Ted alll3ah 9E snihrle aeeullur ID
hss maaA Il II X iecegaisY fpr tsn
aphulalng e eHiafp's arelll e icln
slih cihet eluhs II ihe asala sad be
fsnfeseniaa IS fee Western hasanHll
leaslst aphea hal 3 Iafke es
IthasIsNI|f Aualaasa neet|aa WlI. 81
R1lH shla eseHlHs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15

is lha committee substitute blN fQr
pHlusms good roads measure q
alauds ~ llie aeae 81 tno ealend sor
today sauelng 1oSi 70 this az
olhte roud rcaas 800 ny 5oe SMITH
Of t'adda. ThHfr II wide interest
maHg me memuefa % the good rQaHt
gneaii1n
Two olAef hllls ghal gaem Hteiy -
l4u4a np for cdH lion eaflf il lh
eeek are that Workman IS pro
elaH for cheaper q BOOKS aud sun
lies asid their ownership by school Sls
gfIess. aud lhai hy Smith. d Grant
relating "a ihe office Of etass examiner
sud Inspector
eonxo. FlFh ard Gene allls.
Iha house VIII also probably reach
iAla wael llia Wallace hlll faf tho r-
naal 81 sgctiou unc ni The i8illups
ia1se hili of fhill portion af Ilte law
nfaedlns fcf he establishment o.
state e. leca aaeaeiea The Esh ano
shne hill Also has place q ihe cal
caallansa q. Page Esha
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15

Nith hundred and pipf baas ullls
aisae upder 81 head % eenefal oi
lefa oh iodaas hoee calendaf aAQ
aHl9 lNeHiy dafs el ihe aeaelou lefl
haag timee aHe ahead for Oklahoma
lawmphffs
HnmnW0w uil he one Of iha feeitlar
seHaia dar in 1he nous sHd sefen
.bIiis from tho seuai ap on gAe eal
enaaf ai snaHsi ef8t It ls ntltl
lIHelg lhal iheas Wlli br iisposed II at
4uee
81 lia maHE h1n blIlH HOW uN
ihe eaiendaf maes ibaRiWnlx are pun.
&c hnidlD2 mea ara3 Tie inHitcr ai
iee Hs state ihslll1tlons S amQDe
ii mucroaa aHesllon that aiil prob.
nhg etmt befas ho boise ihIs Feuk
fpf fna settlement alin his Wlll esl
loae wty t8safi eleanlne tlp ihc
calendar
aoed Ro11g eensiment esroas.
s hIll ihlf haa already taken eonald
afahIa imp hd iFpmlsea q be ne
lsahiecs o aaeshar interesting AeDate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15
REAL ESTATE TITLES
IN CHAOTIC CONDITION
81. Louis Wholesale Concerns
Quick 10 Note Effect
ui Litigation

spaeial 70 Daily Leader
at Louls. Mo- Feb i5-St Loula
commercial statesmen. travelling N
Oklahoma. are at their homo ohiceS
this week. declaring that the gov
ernment land fraud suils have almost
paralyaed business N the newest
state.
Eastern Oklahoma. the legltlmati
mart Of 81 Louis merchants. they
say. has suffered from business STAG
nation. while Western oklahoma
whore Kansas CITY Is q rlval III praa.
tically unaffected
Il Is declared ihat real estate tiller
are IN chaotic condition that hns
affected an branches ilfRda Whole
sections oi country are Involved 10
litigation 80 chat 10 one dares buy
land
The conditions said 10 exlss were
described graphically by , e 6imp
SON. real estate daaler from aemln.
ole. Okla,, who was Ia af Louis thle
week. tlp expleias th0 situation IA
these words.
8klah0ms hss 81 good cotton AZ
rexsa, as good anrn au luwa. s. good
wheat as Kansas Hut right n0w she
whole business h Oh real estate
baHl# The veal estate business III
pafalgzed beeauae ao man will pul
money lutu land unless be rkn bo
guaranteed clear title The GOV.
rument iraad suits have mada thig
0f tho pfeaaai lnpoaalbla
There are ah0le spaiiouh 81 faFi
nnd8 lhai could he rented for veiy
itle money nuf few men sra Rllf
ug e iil. laud upou rentals Halesg
they hope SOME dag 90 own 6 A
man would be foolish ia spend hla
Time and labor upon q piece 81 Holl
Ia litigation which mlghl depflV6
him 81 amy possible ownership
Thls ls injecting all b9nehes 0l
5aslness Unless something can be-
ONE tQ remedy the conditions, We
oaf real hard times Tn Uklghunk Eg
another winter
No Ending 70 Suits
THE government land fraud sulll
were instituted to protect the Indians
aHl freedmen from lana Ahaflse 10
eas found 81 many caseg the eliot
tees had dlspDaed Of thelr Inheritance
f0f 8 veriahle mess Of poltaga Suite
were begun To set aside these fradus
lent tfGdas. aud % restore 10 the In
dlans ana me freedmen tine land oi
which they had been deprived ny mla.
representation.
THE trouble i. Oklahomana say.
,hefe was no ending OF these suits.
Tlilas that hal been guaranteed nu.
der registration by United States of
iielals, have been brought into uuer.
ti0n II has even been charged that
suits have been Instituted merely up
Oh the supposilion that. because the
land II question WIS bought from Cd
indian. lhe Indian must have boon
deirmried
Is many instances q has DeeE
shown ihal laa rrice paid for land
eas "a egcesa 81 government OBJ
realsrmeuls Of she property yet titles
under these circumstances have ben
brought into question
Il is estimated that as many Eg
$1,000 land fraud suits were inasltrs
seA la oklahoma IN one day Many
Continued On Page Eight
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MAY MAKE
4 CHANGE

Attorney General Charles West has
hela chat the primary or general cleo
tioa inv, enacted by 0klahonlaa First
legislature does NOT amply % city
special elections Or the regular spring
election IN hpfn. The League OF
municipalities recently organized bs
The different city officials Of the larg.
er cities M the state has bscN nli
Ned fhat B bll would likely De- passed
covering this subject before The ieg
lslaiurc sdiourns and that It was che
laeenll9n Of having the city elections
lufiug che fall Instead Of Ia the
spring IA whica case ln az nfobabll.
iey the prcsens officials IA cities o.
me frst tiass sill told over un,il
next fall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15

Special tp 1nlly Loader
Washington Feh IS The N0uh
american conservation conference
"Opens W washington on February rs,
HHd an interesting program hiss boAn
inapped 0lil for the confefenee The
President VIII receive the CANADIAN
and Mexican commissioners a let
o'clock On Thnfaday mQrnlng ~ ne
East room 1t fhf While lIoase Ih3
menhcfs 1t i8 caumet and cl iha
National tbnAefYsflon cdmmIasion Win
he present rho canadians and Mex
saaaH viii Be presented u the prpsi
dent By Secretary Of State Bacon
ThIa session viii br wholly informal
aad brief and a rs conclusion ilf
eunaaree3 wilt nfceatd 10 The diplomat
a room of the state department
Nhafa The regular aesHlons wlll bs
held Ia the efiafuppn the conference
aIiI take up Is work h earnest 4
IS expected lhal Ena hesaioaa #ill cua
ssaae eha remainder oe The SEX.
The evenings II lhe foreign die
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15
.CHICKASAW
FREEDMEN

Special 60 EaIly aeNdep
Washington, Feb i5 Bemgseuias
Ike Garter las Introduced in 9hp
8eusp hill directing the saegeiary
Il The Interior t8 complete Che ell0t
aents 81 ali freedmen OF ihe Chiek
sssw nation. and TO make available
st once he meney which the Chick
asawa are 10 receive for the lend sl-
attad "a these freedmen.
flp bus also introduced 4 hli gimit
lar 70 ihe owen bIl ia ihe senate EN-.
covering the sale OF 2oe8 acres of
lae surface pa the segregated Il coal
Inds near MeAlest2r to the state loF
me penl'enilafy iu Dc built a. that
place THE sfeie. alreadg aHs sA
acees ou which ih6 buildings VIII be
erected THIS was donated by the Ell.
zens Of Mck'eaies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15
POWDER
HEARING
TUESDAY

ghiepgo. Hli. Feb g5An Import
at adYanca la the Investigation Of
antitrust and iaters,ate commerce. caa
Is oy the government was presaged
teaey by ,he presence % cheago ol
Assistant Attorney General wade
Enls, IN CHARGE Of ,he antiFosl au
Interstate commerce eases d lhe az.
tomay eonerfs oNicc Win hlh
aame John Il Marble apeeia ooun.
sci for me interstate commerce aom
misalor
conference between these men
ana Uniied states District Attorney
Sims and bls special asslsiani JAMES
R. WilkeFson. admittedly gas upon
the combination subject oi "heet qll
md powderr with "pogdeF" ihc pre-
domlnating iactot
following the conference q. Was
gisen ont that beginning tomorrow
testimony Ia TIE powder lrasl ease
wil De taken Tor the government ln
Chicago before Special Examiner WI
Han 6 Mahafig who has heafi ihe
previous testimony taken al Kew
York PHILADELPHIA. Cleveland and
Wilmington
The Principal Hilnoae n the Ghi
ras0 hearne VII ba Aaaisnn l
GRAY president az illp Aetna Pow
ier company ~ lnaiana corporation
operating M ghieago and president
ef the Miami pewaer eoWpeuy 9
New jersey c0fhogallpu
There nre i nulnher of big cases
here m which am lnlefeiea be
esuaa cf whiea have eome 70 Chit
esg5 sad Assistant Attorney Gen
efal Hlle 1T s well known there 4
Whaa had been le4nei q beel irnat
llRallou enlHe Ou baiufe lht
grand Jury AM iAai the STANDARD Nl
Gaze cemoe ua Fshrusry p teiprt
Judge Anderson. The tsklns ei lef
llmnay Win siesl ID Chicago somcr
faw 81 tha noudeF irual eale too
AMI tm interested ID that matter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15
SAFE


sinskogee, Feb. l5s-'fhc safe "a tho
First state bank q 0slaha, aear here,
was blown Open and robbed early to-
day Of eleven hundred aud forty dul
lars The haux building was wrecked
by he eSpl3sion ploodeounds trscsa
the robbers 70 Che outskirts ot ,ONas
wAerc the trail was lost.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15

fhilhle!phie, PAL Feb is The
ne asylyenla Special tne eighteen
hour Nyer from Chicago X New,
York struck q rock at Now liamil.
Con early tod0y wrecklug fhe train.
Official reports say ,hut beyond a
severe Shaking 30 90 0np wes sogere
IS Injured
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15
BILL REllER NLBs lyL!!

Special to Daily Leader.
El Reno, Feb. l5.--William Reddef,
deputy game warden yesterday com
fscated 1000 quail which we're being
ahlpped 10 Kansas City
Deputy Warden Waggonef also con.
1aeaeed e.0o1 quill Warden hskew'a
1ien are gralilYingly alert
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15
POVERTY ALONE SHOULD
NOT DISRUPT THE HOME
Recommends Legislation i0T
Future Well Being Of NaiIan's
Dependent children

WNshnsiou Feb l5 4slslatlon
which q is beiie7e6 u cnaelea mie
'av win make Cd Important epoch 81
he culture wotbeiug cl ,ha dependent
hlldrsn Of lac nation, ls recommend
& o. 4 special message hy presldeni
{ooseYelt sent 60 Congress taaag lr
which 8o makes @ strong plea ie Qhe
interest ol children tomlug Nlihhs
hls class
OF uarllcrlee Importance ~ lla greH
dent'a accommodation dar iae egiNh
lsamcn ol 0 Eederal cnildran's lin
aan. lho enactment of sucd iegial
.lon az will brlng the lawknnd prac
Ices in regard to ihe care 0f dcpeu
ieal ehuSfen IA all Feaeral territory
nto harmony and certain lerisiAtioN
W aehaf of dependent children IA Che
district of columbia The Hreslden
iollcyes That such legislation a im
afiani not ouls tor lhe Welfare O
he children immediately concerned
sus imnlwlnt aa setting aH example
II 4 high slardaFN 1f child projection
Ht FH N''ttssat tsf'N'in'ehf wv
raj siaira q the tnl0n. which
'hanla DC ahle 70 look 20 1he nnllof
ai leadership IA sHeh m8Gefaf
fhe President ALSO lraaania glil
ls masyaso to 6'anercsA y e9p3 81 ihn
aHe.ufipns. together Wiln lhe iull
eS5 eF lne pfneeesl''fs 'i lle fggeN
atteffntrH hsfs ya lhe Raft pi lo
,aaHshl 4Nlletstl' NJ pe'ugAaaaa MiN
rs FelNeal q taai QfNAi'lSf8iat A''
'i1fi'ls lliAl lllelf tQle'NHlei'a Flns F.
lle g NsH's t1iAa.fhi'llfe odA Htahi,
Pit'lNlh ai tEliiHlailN Hath
5fea'nen N 4'lh iilsl u even il0 ~
'f5 hs wv Ai4'F. Nt'il''NH hi''
NetleuF NaN .fHHdN'a " ailHnh' ~.
y 'ohlAl'lNiN #palN .t H19ia'iilN'
fil8 auf"l'"Hn9uHis 'lNNil'.t
.a'in'l. .iaNlllh 'le ''is 8 i'l'l'
= atpANl,n, Hliultl ih we 3ea'' ~
if lN"'NtNa " Al ilnleN.
thaHt .h'titsa p'e.eAfa
hasent'aA AA,iiaipli W Wv p#aauel,l 7
haHitt fhH she iilkN'sAa4 eili~VN
aif g tle NH.i9a' hasF il'e sfsales
'0H Z Hi'D"ed 3 fNief .f9N lssl' !.
RllfhilNi sN.tliVh Ny we Na'.nN
IS tNs.Ne ~ w epHliNsii,tF
i1HA W Nt'iiiitaaH ell e'NHf gHFN,i'
apeielN afe seglnl'el lh aA ei'l
5ati'st lNNue 3f8H3Fl'9l iloia shlili u
}ssstt Vi lneit As'athi Neilss a.lt /, Y
hhaeht su,ie-sh1 tsle ile i3'elNt. !.
Il sAe l99'ivA #fe lANoiFeg v slf W.h
afe gt 'u.a afiiif ~ enliafels llN 'rN
man ~ u'W tfea5 na'eflAl t4alfs'
= Nl', sit',.t. HifHt
q Nhoss anliss VIZ he y ihfeatishlg
fsHofl upoA Aii .Ng,selh felsAlll's \.
the @elafe q egliHfeN rs wv <
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15

ON account Of County Attorney
James liepbonfne being anaor the
aaA al phyalelans nQ aession was
hels of ihe dlsirlo; court tusiay Tive
criminal chsee wefe doeseled iCl
aeaghe TIE iufafa Wcfe sxe0se
Tor ihe day al ean o'clock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15
GIVES STATISTICS Of
OKLAHOMA CATHOLICS.


Special 10 Daily e.eadeg,
Chicago 10 Feb i5 Advance
hCris 81 tHo Official Catholic dree.
terry publahed a Milwaukee Wiss
give ihc following statistics regarding
hp uNlahoml diaecs Population.
fc tholicl about a5sa0. hishor q;
CLERGY e1 churches. i2Q, colleges end
atademlcs 40; parishes with schools,
~, children attending, s37G chari.
table institutions. 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15
MOTHER
F0RGIVES
ERRANl

hIcaeo li. Fea il stricken $40
denly Hih apatl Failure ani aellevea
d ha dying Mf aaauale hehlay0uo
today called hae daughlcr Angelina
q ker siag una f0fsaye her fnllY iOi
rabhlng her fathers hank Of $4,000
The 70 yeas OH crippled slrl who
eaafessel she took the money ant
gave d % haf Hnales family 8lih the
object % buying 8 cousins love and
obtaining him IS e husband Nepi
bitterly durlns the deaihoed fecop.
eglsilan Nor ie4ehunseg Wea iof
sAtGan
s'bt sy ageHaed relatives 81 tha
gin were arraiEnei heicfe Jtagc
Hume l0ay bm .helr eaaeH were
couinued uusil nesl Thumdf1 owing
la iAe itcl thaG her mothers Hines
prevented ,ta atleadaaoe Of Angelina
schayone Detectives .nngohaldi
Refaeethl. vito are at the sehiayono
heme ere reHeflht 70 heve secured
fHfshes dcieila ol the ,hets from lhe
giyl
Ees eqnleasioa ls fo3ed 3n io eoa.
Vie her aunt uuala ANA conalna. who.
she sags lcd her iD sleGl ffom her
lataer l0ckea Il their cells al iha
Hrrsoa greet station. they fHNn
fafnsed 90 aeaieas but Toe sl haa
given evidences Ii sre1t delall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15
NATIONAL
CAPITOL
NEWS NOTES

Washington web i5.-The Musko.
gee traffic bureau has filed & pellt0H
with the Interstate commerce aQmmls
sion asking Char an order be ISSUED
against the SANTA Fe aud aiiiliRipu
railroads compelling them 70 desisi
from certain alleged violations OF the
Interstate commerce law
The Muske8ee traffic bureau. an or
sanlzatlon of large shippers Ct MUS
nNat tae ainny.uuti H Druu
of tile members shipping salt 81 81
alleged thut the rate on salt iroH
Kansas Clly 70 Mnskoeoe Is 2s ctns
per hundred. and that thls Is not only
mi unreasonable rate, but an unlawful
une They suggest twelve cents pen
hundred would be q fair rate They
cite 50. smith as competing point
which sets a much better rate than
Aiuskogee and lnierferes with malIaa
MuaKosee = gooa wholesale cenlet
ae ittWDuld be with reasonable fntes
The postoiIlee department announce
the appointment OF Henderson .nmaf
ai Blauch, Okla,
The Senate has confirmed ihg ap
polnlmeni of William Il. walker lt
be postmaster at Saltwater.
The poslolllce department has ap
q -d tne e0ntrucl "a the Bank "a
Hastings Okla. TO lease new quarter
Il fn1 corner Of Duke and MaiH
streets fof the postoillce ct Hastings
'oe g pcrlcd uf zen years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-15
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Special TO Daily Leader
Washington Feb. lJ She slcla
amwli'ee on Iudian ahalra has re
ported fayorably tho bin removing lhc
e4tr,ciions on the land Of } ~ scuu
II 0sage Junction The same iayog
able action has also been oakeh ln
the senate