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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-23
ISSUES TEMPORARY MAN0AMIS S

Following the action of the sta
banking board in cutting off the slt
airy Of $l75 per month being drawn
by Lieutenant Governor George W
Beliamy fo- services as chairman OF
that board Superior Court Judge Sand
in issued wit of mandamus aga'ns
Governor Haskell and other member
Of the board 70 cow0ol payment o.
the claim. 4 'r'un G leral Yves
holds that the .emor cannot
legally draw two ries. The eaa
rs sci for hearing ept 30.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-23
8 INCHES Of SNOW IN C0L0RlD0

r. j. Parker general superin,end
mn OF the Western grand division VI
he santa Re, with headquarters at
.aJuna. colo ado, passed taroush
ne eity last evening n h.s spe idl
.lr oarCuJe 10 cuba on a several
.eeks vacation trip He, reports
hreo inches of snow in Colorado
.prines. Rocky Fcrd and other Colo
ldo points Tuesday night MI
aarkor was form srl general super
utendent of the oklahoma division
ma was surprised at the material
rowth OF The capital city in the past
ear.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-23
INSPECTOR M'CANN
GUILTY OF GRAF Tine
tBy Associated Press

Chicaan. ll. Sept ,&f-pelice In
spector Edward McCann. who was on
rial on the charge Of grating, wa
found guilty by the jury today. Sen
ence was deferred until after ,ne ars
uments for a new trial
Mccain was charged with collect
ing money from disorderly houses IN
return for protection His defense
was that he had suppressed vice in his
district with So vigorous a hand that
4 conspiracy Tas formed against hit
and that witnesses perju-ed them
selves
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-23
Villas AVENUE lG.N TORN UP BOND ELECTION PROCLAMATION

Mayor A. o FarGuhars3n state,
today that he intended to issue his
pi.clamation calling for vote on tht
prtpcsed 100000 bond issue for pub
ic utilities on October 10th. wlicI
is the day Che resolution passed by
the council authorizing the mayor to-
j suc1 election becomes effective
The notice CT election under the law
mus be advertised ten days and tac
g. ton will not probably occur until
be- .rs week in Nov mber
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-23
CITY Council TonIaht

The city council meets tonight =
adjourned session. The hearing OF
protests against the appraisement OF
number of the recently paved dis
'ric and the yacating of ccrtai
treets by the council for race tmc
purposes i'm West Guthrie\will be iak
en up at the meeting.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-23
MILITARY BOARD OR INQUIRY


The findings of the military boa d
If inquiry which met here last week
Il review certain military charg
tgainst officers Of Company "B' o.
chandler have been filed wi h GOV
arnor Haskell u is understood thH
new officers are recommended fer
several places. and that the present /
ficers be either reduced to the ranks
or dismissed from the service.
The result OF the inquiry will NO,
h, known until Governor Haskell ne
views the minutes and makes them
public.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-23
TtlPEA HA' BIC FIRE Loss
lBv AssocIa1ed Press )

Topeka. Kas- Sept 2a-Fire here
early today destroyed the on Knean2
Preserving and Picking works. caus
ing loss of s125.O00 Harry Jonei
and II c Gurtler. flremen We're iniuf
ed by falling walls and J8nes diel
later. Gurjler will recover
Proprietor Otto Keuhne was sc-
ycrely hnf not dangerousl burned
while trying to save property The
origin of the fire is unknown.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-23

Gratifying to The property owners
on East Vlls avenue. the J. Hin
Construction company Is taking up
the single course briek pavement laid
on thar street and hauling il to
South Division street tC De used IN
the paving Of that street with double
course brick. The double course
oe.ok paving on south Secr nd street
i'll De completed today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-23
Conferred Third pearee

Two hundred masons attended the
Of the third degree by Al
bert Pike lodge last night at the Ma
sonic temple. A social session WAS
held after the degree wora The meet-
ing was one Of he largest attended
and most enjoyable OF the YEA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-23

Your complexion as Wei as tour
temper is rendered miserable ~ 4
d.sorlcted liver by taking Cham-
berlalns stomach am Liver Taa cts
you cam iDua}c hcta Sold hy m
dealers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE

plttsburg. Sept 23-Pittsburg hit
the ball ha d and Of en- and defeated
boston IL TO 7.
pittsburg ..... goo $40 co II Z
Boston ..... $50 100 000-- Z II o
patteries-Iiefield. Leever, Wills
and Gibson: Brown, Richie, Cooney
and Gr9ham
gummary-Two base hits, Leach,
pryne 2. Wagner. Miller Wilson, Beck
Graham. home run. Wagner: base on
balls. off Iiefield 1. Willis 2. Brown
& Richie 2, Cooney struck out by
willis |. Brown /.
Umpires and Rigler.
Chicago. Sept. 23-Chicago-Brook
Iyn double header postponed rain.
st. Louis Sept. est. Louis lost 70
New York 10 3 in the first game.
The second game was called after 3
innings with the score to in favor
of St Louis.
Score: K II. r
New York 49,. O20 100 000-4 3 s
81 Louis . 800 600 00O-3 10 .
Batteries Mathewson and Meyers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-23
Western League
AMERICAN LEAGUE

washington. Sept. 23-The eomOllia
tion OF puzzling pitching by Muiln
and extraor iinary hit ing by CraW.
ford. Cobb and Morflrity proved
too much for washington and Detroit
Won TO 2. Mullin allowed but three
hits. scattered through as many IN
n,ngs. and. with perfect fielding back
Of him. he should have scored an easy
shntout.
Crawford made two triple2 a dou'
bic and a single while Cobb hit three
singles and double. Two OF Moriar'
ity's three singles drove In runs.
Washington scared the champions
IN the first by putting three runs over
the rubber without much effort MO
Rarity fumbled grounder by Confoy
and Milan and Unglaub sent them
along with slcrifice. Gessler then
slammed cut triple and Conroy ana
MILAN scored While Bush was lhroW
ina Lelivelt out, Gessler crossed the
rubber
In the fourth Detroit solved Walk
Arls delivery fos five singles, scor'
lua two runs In the eighth thfee
singles and n triple scored three more
runs. The hitting continued IN ths
hinth a single by ID. Jones and dou
bic by Cobb a triple by Crawford and
Moriarity's single net ing three runs
THE locals retiled In order In seven
OF the nine innings.
caoro r II 4
washington 400 600 000-3
netrnlt 600 200 033-S i6
! patteries-Walker and Street; Mul
I'm and Schmidt
Summary-Two base hits Cfaw
ford. T. Jones. Cobb; three base hlts
cessler, Crawl .; base on balls OF
Mullln /; struck out, by Walker .
Mullin g.
rtrnpiras Evans and Dinecn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-23
MOTHER RAID SATURDAY

Il is announced thar District En-.
Iorcement Agent S. W. Fenton and
j. NJ. Hayes will return to Guthrie
Saturday and preventbeer from being
soil on circus day Yesterday was
circus day in Oklahoma City and the
officers Who failed to find any ma.
terial amount OF booze acre Monday
confiseated S1,300 bottles of beer in
Jklhoma City yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-23
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In the World of Sports. =
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Laudermilk, Beebe and Phelps.
Summary base hits. konetchy
base on balls. off Laudermilk >. Beeb
2: MathewsOn I struck out. by Laad
ermilk I. Beebe 3, Mathewson z.
Umpires-Brennan and ODay.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-23

Nof 2 minute should be lost when
q child shows symptoms of Group.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy given
as soon as the child becomes hoarse.
or even after the croupy cough ap-
ncare viii rrevent the attack Sold
by all dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-23

Cincinnati. Sept 23-Cincinnaii and
Philadelphia played "A innings 20 a
tie. a great one-handed catch by Ma
gee saving Philadelphia defeat In The
final round Cincinnati tied the score
In the ninth Philadelph-a again took
mp the lead in the 18th inning by-scor-
ing TWO. the game then being called
on accoun. Of darkness.
Cincinnati
eco 0e9 OIL coo 02-4 II .
Philadelphia
600 002 600 0O0 02-l s o
Batteries -FrOmme. Casper and
Roth: Moren McQuillen and Doom.
summary Base on balls. off From
me ,. Moren 2: struck out. by From
me a. Casper g. Mo-en 8.
Umpires- Emslie and klen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-23

New york. sept. 23-New York-Chi-
cago game postponed, rain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-23

philadelphia, Sept 23-philadelphla
baA little difficulty in defea ing 81
Lpuls. Six of the home teams nlne
hts off Galligan were for eX IA bases
and nearly all OF them counted IN the
yeo ing. 81. Louis hit Coomb's cL. yes
hard and he was taken out OF the
game IN the fifth. krause who TOOK
Coomb's place did not permit pats
ran 10 reach first base. p,
Score. II !.
philadelphia :. 030 DOL 20s-6 8
81. LOUIS ...,., 00l 0lO O0o-Z
phttpries -Coombs, Krause and LiV
ingstune: Galligan and smith
summary- base hits. Ofdring
paker. three base Siis, Murphy, Heit
muller home run. Mclnnes; struch
ont by Coombs G, Krause 8, Galligan
base on balls. off Coombs l, Galligau
]. ,,,,.
umplres-Pertine and OLoughlln'
Boston. Sept. 2S-With Mitchell .
recruit pitching for the visitors Bos
ION defeated Cleveland today to /
~ rnnrn. r. II. T.
rtayeiand 600 0a0 l00-l
nos,or 0bO 800 O09-S z
Mitchell and Easterly
Mood and Donohue.
summary-Three base hits, Blrin
lnsham base on balls off Wood z
Mitchell 3 struck out by Wood !, nl
Mitchell 2
Umpires-Egan and sheridan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-23

Chicago. Sept. 23-Chicago-B Brock
lvn double header postponed rain.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-13
He Fascinated a Great Audience.

Again last night Grand Junction
paid tribute to her talented son,
Phidelah Rice. and again did that
ialeuted son completely charm and
esPtiyate an audience in his home
town. Once or twice each year, when
AT home on a vacation. the remark
able reader and impersonator, gives
recitals here and on every occasion
he has been greeted by big audi
ence. His home city as well as other
iosns and cities throughout the land
appreciate the fact that Phidelah
Rice is one of the greatest entertain
EOS on the American platform today.
There is no need to enter upon dis
cussiOn of the merits and superiority
OF Sir, Rice's work, They are already
well known here. The Sentinel will
only say that in his Interpretation of
the ten characters making up the
east OF that homely but beautiful
and refreshing play that helped make
Sol Smith Russell famous, Peaceful
Valley. MIR. Rice was magnificent.
He made each character either male
or female. and all of them were diff
ficuk in their portrayal stand out
distiuct and natural. No matter how
quisE the transition the impersonator
other. II was easy to distinguish each
character from the other without Mr..
Rice naming the character His de-
limeation of each character was ideal.
His Interpretation of the main char
arter OF Peaceful Valley" Hosea
Howe, the big good hearted. awk-
ward. bright-minded. witty young
msN. Was superb, and his work in
each OF the other characters was per-
haps equal in strength.
Each of the three acts was given in
ats entirety. The audience gave en-
thusiastic applause time and again.
The famous old play could hardly
have been better enjoyed had there
been full cast of actors presenting
il and they actors of high ability.
Peaceful Valley" in itself bears a
story that is wholesome and influen-
tiai. There is mixture of comedy.
paIhOs, near-tragedy and through 1t
all runs fine lesson, a quaint but
saood philosophy The man or wo-
man who, influenced by snobbiness
or better than thou" ideas, fruits of
ignorance and Stiffness. looks down
npou other people who may happen
not 10 rank as high as they in the
Sb baiiow social scale, learns good
lesson from Peaceful Valley"
:, was in every sense of the wcrd
a great entertainment, Phidelah Rice
gives no other kind.
m audience of over 500 peotle
heard Mr.. Rice The Methodist
church auditorium md Sunday school
room were filled to overflowing. The
reci;sI was under the auspices of the
5epworth League, Mr. Rice made no
chSrse for mis- services last night and
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-13
FOR
CHRISTMAS

Ne holiday season approaches, and
what are you going to remember
your friends with this year?
Did you ever think of what an ex-
oeptionally nice gift REALLY
GOOD Photograph will make? II
represents your personality better
than anything else can do, Tor to $50
cure it requires the expenditure OF
both time and forethoueht on your
part. although the actual expense is
small, even should you desire the
most expensive styles. while the price
of whole dozen could not buy a
thing that would touch the spot
equally as well.
We are showing new and exclusive
styles for Christmas. knowing from
long experience that we have criti-
cal and progressive class of citizens
to serve
Our force and equipment is being
constantly increased (made necessary
by our ever growing business) and
we expect to be able to accommodat te
all who come; but request that you
make your appointment early so as
to insure the proper completion of
your work
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-13
FAMOUS LOCAL HORSE BOUGHT
BY SYNDICATE.

Horse lovers throughout Mesa
county and western Colorado will
learn with extreme regret that tho
noted French coach stallion Amiral
has been purchased by Joseph Bogue
the well known Plateau horse and
cattle man. for a syndicate of horse
men at Vale, Ore.
The regret will be caused from
the fact that Amiral is a horse in a
class by himself, and some of his
get are the most promising horses
in this section today. Amiral is
classed as the greatest coach horse
in America. He has a harness rec
ord of 3: "a. which he earned on the
track in this city; and has been
driven in public trial in 2:201s
At the last Mesa County fair he took
first prize as coach horse and first
sweepstake prize.
Before being brought to this
country he made saddle record in
France of 2:27H for 3-year-old. and
holds the coach stallion record OF
that country. In trials of speed on
the local race track Amiral made
bursts of speed which. had he had
training and could have maintained.
would have made the horse the Won
der of the world The writer has
seen him driven in exhibitions with
a loose check rein wherein the speed
developed was marvellous.
This great horse was imported to
this country by Mclaughlin Bro
Tiers. well known Iowa horse men,
and sold to a company at Grand
junction five years ago for $4,000
He is a beautiful seal brown: stands
l6 Y hands high, and weighs .460
pounds This horse always has his
speed, and can show 2:20 clip at
almost any time, whether in active
training or not. lie is wonderful
sire. and his colts are an exact re-
production OF himself-conforma
color and disposition. There are IL
great number of his colts scattered
throughout this valley, and they
bring price that equals s400, and
some of them have been sold for as
high as 5000 each.
In the sale of this horse to Mr.
Bogue. representing the Vale syndi-
cate, Grand Junction and Mesa coun-
ty loses one of the best horses ever
brought into this city.
That the people of Vale will be
pleased with Amiral is perfectly Ger
tain. as there is no greater coach
sire in America than he.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-13
Great Banquet of The knights.


Yesterday evening the Knights of
Columbus held their annual banquet
in celebration of their anniversary
and also of the discovery of America
by Columbus. The meeting and ban
quet We're held In Elks hall About
seventy-five Knights were in attend
ance and the banquet was one of the
largest and most brilliant held in the
city for several years. The committee
on arrangements had planned a great
many features of most entertaining
nature and these were carried out at
both the meeting and at the banquet
later in the evening
The table decorations at the ban
quet were red. white and blue and
the menu was as follows:
Salad Tomato Relish Olives
Pickles, Sweet or Dill
Meats
Cold Tongue. Potato Salad
Entree
Hard Boiled Egg with Spinach
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-13

There is no profession that is call
ed upon to devote its talents to char
table purposes as the theatrical pro-
fession and in New York there is no
actress called upon oftener or who
responds more readily than Mrs. Les,
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-13

lie Carter who will appear in the
Park opera house. next Monday
night. During the past summer Mrs
Carter has devoted herself to the
work of her new productions, and so
has been easy of access. to any New
York institution with an appeal to
make. The result has been that she
has been kept busy, in addition to her
already arduous work. in performing
at benefits for the Crippled Hebrew
children. for ST. Joseph's Home for
shelterless women. for the Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum, the Golden
Hour Home. the Peabody Home for
Aged Women and for the Newsboys'
Home. She never demurs when call
ed upon for any such causes as these,
but many times has broken import
ant social engagements so that her
name and talents might swell the
funds for the poor. 1T is a great
pleasure to me TO think" she said.
that through such gifts as have
been blessed with may do good to
the poor. God knows we should all
help one another in this weary battle
of life.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-13

f, Il. Bolleston, of the Bank of
Victor. Victor. Colo, is in town for
the day.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-13
(--O--C--I--E- T. v


the league netted handsome profit
for its treasury.
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-13

Mrs. Hattie A. Riley of Pueblo, in
spector OF the G. |. a. TO b. of l.. F..
spent yesterday in this city inspect
ing Division No. 273. After a morn
ing of successful work in the lodge
room. the members of the lodge TOOK
dinner at the Navarro cafe. a special
menu having been prepared for the
occasion After dinner. three autos
were chartered and an auto ride en-
ioyed for an hour after which the
ladies returned to Elks hall and fin
ished their work for the day Mrs.
Riley was much pleased with the
work of the local lodge, which was
proven by the good marks given
them. Division No. 273 is one of
the largest divisions on the western
slope and the ritual work when well
done is very beautiful and artistic,
Mrs. c. II. Wallis is the hostess to-
day of the MerryGo-Round Club at
her home
The daily sentinel., 1909-10-13

Misses Lillian and Winifred Sawyer
are entertaining a few friends this
afternoon at n Kensington party.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-09-03
UNREQOIHED LOVE IS
CAUSE OF SHOOTING
- 80. alsa l'o

Nsp Yea Aae Sd The apFe0ea
81 leee af AsshW NMeets5a fot bis
ere1o stan.sIstoI Stelm FreeamsA.
sht noses hoaeye made Aim ~ IS ~
9lt Hfteea gesr al5 fiH3 NEnteesielR
IS tsnHsax iaN SHOT shs k8r ss sae
sleea Is hss metAels eanas siofs. at
ghth nfvd at his mother ard q the
Ess aarl The kr IS 81 e eHitiehl
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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-09-03
SPECIAL TERM OF
DISTRICT COURT
Judge cArruthers o. Hushss.okiuskee
County District 10 Hear sapulpa
Cases Next Week.

Guthrie. okla. Sept 9 Chief JUS.
tiec Al. D. Kane late last evening h.
sued orders for special terms Of dis
irlet courts, including the assigning
OF District Judge cerruthers, Of The
ubiuakee.lluehos district 10 sapulpa
20 open sneelal term OF court on Sep
temher to tfy the 1871 indictments
eeourod By state Enforcement Attor.
ney Fred $. caldwell two weeks ago
Tor violations Of the prohibition law
Ia The Creek county capital city,
Justice nunn, who last week heard
arguments en Attorney Celdwell's mo
tloM 10 temporarily suspend County
Attorney i. n Jackson. OF Creek
county, Irem olFlee pending trial on
charges of misconduct in otloe, 60.
day announced that he would not pass
upon the application until the district
court at Sapulpe iisposes Of daokaons +
motion 10 set aside the accusations,
other special terms Of court we're
set ae follows MeAlester, Scptem.
Der 3, containing three days. Eatsula
september ~, Eve DAYS reeumset
september 70 two weeks l.awton
september ts 10 October ~ freder
lea. October ga 10 November ~ Az
tas. November ~ 50 December Is
Atoka. September &. ave weeks New.
Kirk. september ie 10 October ie;
Medlori. November ia ta December
n Tulsa, september Is 20 December
~ 1adge D, A. Richardson uf tino
sixth district ss assigned 70 Eufaula
10 hold couft beginning september 81
and continuing nve days concurrent
wiA the y9aier iVdse and Judge
leha j Carney Is assigned 70 Reaver
county unaeg similar Arrangement
October tt6
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-09-03
No OKLAHOMA FOX
ONE JACK JOHNSON
Champion Pueilist is skeptieal Of
James Jeffries' Intention to
Fiehs Him.

San Francisco. Sept 2.-Mhen Jack
johnson heard that Jim Jeifries had
indorsed Sam Bergers action IN the
recent match making conference at
Chicago he murmured, that looks like
business" Then Johnson went out on
the road and Thought things over as
he trudged along the Piedmont high
ways. When he returned to his quar-
ters at Cockrell's he was In pessi'
mistic mood. All his faith in Jeffries'
good intention had vanished
~Jenries doesn't intend to fight me.
said johnson. 'and I'll bet $1,000 that
i am right. lie will come back to this
country with bands playing and he'll
work the theatrical game for all II is
worth lie may sign articles and ap.
point a date for the fight, but, mark
my words, when the time draws near
there will be an accident or doctors
certificate setting forth that Jefries
health viii not allow him to fight"
An attempts 10 reason Johnson out
of this line Of thought were futile, He
saws that If in the trend OF events i
should prove that he was wrong he
will eheerfully admit the fact and J
necessary apologize 20 Jeffries foi
him.
Il don't see why anyone should think
our pact binding" said Johnson. 1T
isn't worth the paper II is written on
Iefr's money is in one place and mine
is IN another. If Jeffries signs rea
articles and puts his forfeit where il
viii be in company with mine | may
begin to think he means business, al
though. as have said believe there
viii be something 10 prevent our com
ing togthor IN the long run.
Johnson had something TO say on
the subject OF bids
II see where some fellow owning
ranch in Oklahoma has offered s75,
BOO. said Jack Wen, as everyone
knows. have not tried to place any
ia the way Of a fight, but
want It understood right now IN re
sasd 10 the location. viii not fight
Il Oklahoma or south OF the Mason
md Dixon line. or at any outside place.
/ ana not crazy. want 70 fight In OF
near big city where viii have al
TIE protection the law Affords and ev
cry chance 10 show thai am better
man than 1efIries