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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26
BODY or YOUNG WOMAN
PLACED IN SITTING POSTURE
Letters Written BY Man Mar
Furnish Solution 10
Mystery

st. Louis. Mo-, jan a. Dsep my1.
terry aurwunds lho murder Of an al-
known girl. evidently q lewesa, ab9as
20 years old. presumably from Chicago,
whose body vas found sitting on the
porch at the residence Of rev. d. w
O Cook An autopsy showed that the
girl had been shot through the roof cg
the mouth tho Dullot penetrating her
brain Death had been instantaneous
No revolver wes found
The clothing bore the mark Of chi.
oago lallprs and letters also Indicated
that The girl was from Chicago, The
position og the nody was such that d
must have Aarn deliberately placed
after death. The skirts were carefully
adjusted and the legs were straighleu.
ed out In just the attitude Of a doll.
Her hands we're folded over her purse.
which contained nothing. No iewelrg
or money was In lhe clothing and theN
autopsy showed that the only thing
the SRI had eaten iof Inang hours was
an orange
Letters Are Found
Tho letsnrs found on he7 person ara
II ylddlah aud other lnnguaaea. Ao had
ly mixed that II lB almost lsnbUHalhle
90 decipheF thom They are evidently
written by 4 man witt the inlentioe
Of proving taai the glfl committed sti
eide. bus thu work IS af such 8 bnnn.
ling nature that lts motive il apparent
The translation af one If the letters
srrncd N With the nolloe report is
Would rather he deed for tae
worms 10 eat than to have her blood
sucked away. and would like ior hes
.rlenfs C. know this" 4 stated that
SIZE was away from irlenda a long time.
aud was signed Sadie foffaf
a. Rice. d dealer IN general mer
chendse at 1911 Market street. was
giyon the letter In ,he hope thal Sc
could translate dc said
u can't make out an the WurCss &c
Is part German and Eiddlah very heG
writing Ell the beginning she says she
Is not crazy got good sanaes that she
has parents, cousins aad friends ih as-
other city and she don't uant 10 make
them feel bed. Che says sahe feels ee
bna and she cant stand It envy m0fas
chat ellhor she has 0one wrong Oh
somc ore has wronged her eaa't tell
which. that she suffers end has e
give lt up cen, alend e Che says
# whoever filds her body sin take
care pf it eHd bury & they win Aava
many blessings Three a0sdn are hers
Together friend 3acle Or sosie icg
Ter but what goes before . eah't reee
kt the bottom Of the psge she says
Now ! am ready 70 die There % 40
name signed to Il. think Il u IL
mans handwriting, NOT q a0manp"
Preacher Tailc story.
my family had reslFen early IA tie
evening" said Mr. Cook. 'hu. wee
awakened between 10 end II hy e
noise which sounded Ike & shot,
raised the windsw on The second ilnaf
opening Oh sha allay, bat heard and
saw nothing more, I went back 10 bed,
but shortly aiterward the family dog
ran through the hall from thu back 10
the front door. gr0wlng. ne dld not
contlnnc shis 30 dld moi get up again.
About 2 o'clock Laiha Freeman came
ever 10 use the phone for tho doctor
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sconlnaod on paes 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26
SEMI-ANNUAL ADDRESS
BY PRESIDENT FARQUHARSON
Many Questions Of Vital Import
70 Business Men VIII
Be Discussed

With .wo hundred delegates present
The State Retailers association com.
menced d tdu days session at ten
O'Clock this morning IN the city hall
auditorium. Aier the calling Of the
convention e order by President A. o.
Farquharson OF this city Rev A. "a.
Nicholas pronounced the Invocation
President Farquharson after a snort
talk appointed the following as a com
mittee on res uiIonss John G9loble,
chairman s. g. Heyman, OF Oklahoma
cityi A. w MeKeand, Oklahoma ciiy.
ana James Lobsitz, oi Perry After
The apponlmont OF committee OIL
credentials an adiournment vas laken
untll one thirty
Afternoon 2esslRN.
Upon rec nvoning at 1870 Mayor
barpes delivered lhe addrnss Of wei,
come and extended the keys Of the city
to The @ls lpRuishe6 guests. NhlGa
eas responded 70 BY James i.ubsIiz az
Perry Carl Mcfiee Of Tulsa and 3 d.
Kennedy of En6.
gresdcnt lfarauhsrsons semian.
aHal address. which was saliyered
during ibe afternoon was we'll nrc.
CARED and contained many coed sug.
saallc1s.
The following aabiecls we're ably
handed BY the speakers as ,ae after.
coon sesaioa
eHhe Use aud kbnse o. TxeNpiion
Laws" 5udgo A Y. Thompson 0kla-
homa glty
Checking Against insufficient
Nuads an6 The 8emeAS F MeNeal
Guthrie
9gredi,s Desirable 0ld 9Indesf
zhla' $ q ideymaa Oklahoma City
Feeding #. 3 ldue. tiu Mit
eCeaperatlve Insurance. g. i. Me-
Combs. State Insurance Com. Guthrie
nalsea3ss Wives &ntarialns6.
The wives Sc he delegates IN tho
city were ploasaHaly entertained 4hs
afternoon BY ihe wives Of the Guthrie
Retailers This afternoon with a lunch.
cen. followed BY & musical al tie home
Of Mrs. 4. Q Fsreshafgct, 81 East
Earrsor avenue.
Tonight q special program has been
prepared 10 Be rendered Ia the city
Aall auditorium The chief attraction N
WiIl BE- an address BY Governor Hss
keli Selections h4 the Guthrie Ladies'
chorus, short addresses by membefs Of
The legislature who We're invited by
the assocla ion 70 be IN attendance
shss evening selections by TIE Temple
chorus and solos by Mrs b Z Cough.
lin and pf5f G. 6. Robinson viii be
smong The leatufes Of the program,
At ton o'clock. following the renal.
tlon Of che program q buffet luncheon
Nill bo served
Among those present are
s. G. litymdn. v, A. Mckeand. A
Dunn, W G. Kenworth, s. ]. Hicks and
ii. ]. Thompson. eli Il Oklahoma City,
W. r RosoiIns, Hlnnah; w p Howard
Frederlck g l.. Lealherman. Adding
ton. =. X Wagner and A. Mcbride,
Natonga J. G. Burton, stroud W. $.
Blanchard, II Il. Rlnebolt ], A. Clio.
ments and g 8 IleeIsman OF Purcell;
+ Z. Horning. Elk City: r. Howell,
kltua: 7 y Smita. 1tpnpa; ] s. VII.
son, Perkins; Charles Olson. G yle;
sccnlruod on Page 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26
FRAUD AND DECEPTION
WERE ALLEGED PRACTICES
Judgment Of Lower Court Re-
veTSOd--MaitHT Of S7O,-
900 Involved

The Supreme court ln an oplnon
rendered this morning by Justice i. n.
Turner and concuTed IN BY an tae|
court holds that the $4,000 bonus
notes given BY citizens Of Guthrie five
years ago to induce the road to build
lts line from H. Smith here we're oh
tanned through fraud and deception
and hat The note.slyers we're q party
10 the contract entered into between
the city end the railroad to build lls
line into the city by August ., 1903
end tAat by failure Of the read % oow
ply wilh the contract the aotos wci,
void The opinion rcgorses County
Judge D G. strang, Nho entered lucg
meut in the lower court against the
note-glvers in favor Of the road Tho
Supreme court remauGa lhe case wile
instructions te tiy the eases In as.
e0rdaucc - the ruling Of he higher
court, which practically relieves The
tu""' -
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wv n4ss,sits. oo','V = XIV '''s'
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26
NFALFA'S
COUNTY SEAT

Cherokee. Okla, Jau. 26. What is
probabiy the most interesting and
The last county sent election IN toe
new counties oi oklahoma vill be-
helt IN Allnlfa county tomorrow. The
special election Inspectors from
Blaine county are here today te get
the supplies for the various pres
clncls. The four towns IN the race
are Cherokee. Carmen, lngcrsoll and
jet. Cherokee has been busy with
strenuous campaign for over two
months. Sam 4, tlaistesd president
OF the Cherokee commercial club. who
has been managlng the campaign,
made the following statement:
Cherokee viii win On the llrst bal
lot. receiving over 50 per cent OF the
votes. Then It will grow 10 be a
town Of ten Thousand people in five
years, Great preparations are beine
made here BY the commercial club
70 Make some great improyeenls fol.
lowing the election. Another alfalfa
MILL @ Wholesale house and other i'm.
proYements are contemplated enter.
prises
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26

Speeial 20 Daily Lender
Washington. Jan. e Cousreasman
Mcclure haa wlfed to Guthrie for
eoplas 0f al proposed laws looking
10 the Acknowledgement Of The nc
Rroea of Oklahoma aud for any that
may later be introduced vita the
tyfnk intention q calling the ntien
ilon az cunnreaa to tire matter # any
sueh mHahufNH pass ~
Mr. Mcclure aags That when this
same matter rame up At The last
session Of the legislature he took oe.
msion 10 30 over It carefully With
llenuhIlean ieadex Of lae house. ami
that II V1a then said b. them t'nat n
cnse Oklahoma. Of any other Southern
state. ether than tllose that already
have llass which practically dlsffan
.chlHe fse negWes, p1aBnl sncn a lax
tleg would. a. 4 felailalory measure
roromueud ne Immediate decrease
of conefefplonhl representation n the
soHsE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26
LEGISLATURE

The early afternoon house session
was changed In routine BY the appear
ance on the floor OF cx.Represenieliyc
Vandeseater. Of Barllesvlle, The ap
pearance af The brilliant Washington
county ailortiy who was formerly one
Of the best known aad hardest work.
Ing Legislators 0i The state. was tac
signal for an ovation, ana She ola
guard, with new memhera who are ac
qualncd with him. gathered around
the visitor 4o was Invited 10 The
speakers side, ana made brilliant
address
"The people OF the staie arc watch
ing the Second Legislative assembly
cltsely," said Mr. Yandeyenter, 'gnd
am proud 20 say there Is confidence
10 your wisdom and Integrity Y0y
are doing wels doing good and dnlng
il without 0sienlalion am proud ic
say this % you. and am proud if
meet my Old and 10 hc given ihe op
poriunity Of making noM friends"
This Senate.
Referring q petition Cor womca'p
sufIrege 70 the commi,lee on gcalDgl
cal sefyoy adversely reporting from
standing committees the Staifrd
Juvenile court bill; iayorlng she Keys
fish aad game Bill; Heagef.Straf
measure regulating nlQa lines: 3lalrs
4aiftax fprfei blll .h6 9sAfsfe started
the session this afternoon. with d vlu
and dash Indicative Of tfanaacilug
big tot Of work Ia record hrcaAing
time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26

engineer be rcques' ed "a file G renor,
on the condition OF the bridge aud re-
port at the next meeting, The mayor
who took upon himself the resnonsi
blllty Of oNcnlng the bridge lor traffic
when It was found detective al the
north abuiment ruled the motion out
o. order stating that the matter had
by mutioN been deferred lor week.
councllmen Douglas tioller and Ken.
nedy insisted that the mayor put aho
motion END finally after the clly on.
gncer and Councilman Kennedy had
clashed n Nordy fight n which
lnre Violent language was let out BE-
eAler the motion was pat and carried
unanimously Only the prompt part
lng OF Millcr and Councilman Kennedy
prevented d tlst fight TO cuH tho climax
of the stormy sessioa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26
Bill
C0NCEALSf JOKER

Washington Jan. "a. The five
tflbcs bill 81 this session, Ii Il ever
becomes law, carries lni.er Ia II
for The national councils Of the Ave
cltilizei tribes, II provides chat there
shall be no more meetings OF tile
councils except when called by the
secretary o. interior Thls win wipe
ont tae last vestlge 81 tnAal ogSai
zatiof
lniiin council meaings are expcu.
slye ana they accomplish nothing No
act Is valid or Of any effect what.
ever unless approved by the secretary
Of the interior. and Ia can tlansact
the business ul the tribes as VOL
without The councils As with them.
For instance. there are i50 members
of the Greek council tnd tSey mcai
for talrty days each year at q total
cost uf $4,000 per annnm II is said,
too, that the governseHt may go
further an1 dispense with some Il
not an the Indian chlcs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26
Will KILL WILLET'S SPEECH

took 4 leading part IN the examination
OF witnesses ln the investigation oi
charges made BY Representative lillley
cf Connecticut last year ln connection
with torpedo boat contracts
COMMITTEES Meets Today
That che committee vii be rnanl.
nous II It's viewa en- the subject of ex.
puhelilf tlYb Wllletiaapeach W nYldeni
fndmEt1 canvass of its five urmAnfsl
llaleass whichever Investigation they
make ehauges their minds ihey viii
vote The way they heve expire aed
themselves privately, and that Is feF
exrHAflns the entire 81 serh
Representative Mann Of lliln Is wfo
IS chairman, said today hc could mol
know b advance uhat action The spec
lal committee uoale iake AZ aala he
had requested hIr Wilieli TO apnaaf
before tie ccmmlllaa and make any
4 atemen4 be deaiFHd' but Mr Wlilalt
seia ae had III he Fl New York ana
has gaae homie EIe was then asked
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26
TEST SUITS
TO DECIDE

Special % lai.y l.edder
Washington, Jan 90 ne esso-nay
general hse agfeed .het IL the SUITS
broreht fer TIE alleged purpose os
clearing tltie 10 lands IA the pusv.
paw nation, lest cases she'll ht srIpd
lhat VIM decide an the raacs, she af.
rangemant being similar 70 ,hat IA
the Eve civilized tribes.
The 9uawpaws have ail laaoa .hels
allot.nenls and many uf Them mude
fen year mineral or three year grag.
iug loases upon them, Since that
time taey have bees made citizens
OF the United States. and now from
the gooernments viewpoint tile to
their alloliments have been e'ouded
by Illegal transfers and leasas. Heaee
tho suits,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26

Special To Dally ieader,
Washington p 81. Jan. 20 The
speech Of Representative WIllea of
New York will be egpunged from The
ngressionhi Record This seems as
certain as anything can be ia advance
Of the action Of the House. which hes
not gel haG report nom The select
committee nbpoIatad uudar a FntoEst
slon b acnmfihuHmatigbv ifhn yalillrtt
speech Is pbgartlelhas alnwlye, a8t erits
lcal. Of President Roosevelt
The Committee. in its report. Will
draw an the fine distinctions between
criticism and ahnae and master
hana in that particular line Of eampu.
slEIon probably viii be selected 10
dfnW them. and he wlil be a minority
nemher Of the committee Hepresen-
lafIfe Howard Of Georgia Mr How,
ard Is one " the mst retiring and
modesl mon On the Democratic eide.
Yet one 81 lhe ableat IllN anllIls as
Iagye. Is unqaeslloncd and h soon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26
REGENEs lELIGIlUS APPLEs

General gamscE. Of the Highland
fruit farm received from the stark
Brothers Orchard and Nurseries com.
gGny. Louisiana hog 81 che oelehrat
2 dellei0us King David ana Black
son Davis appies They are beyond
Az question the iiansi apples ever
seen "a Guthrie The great Luther
Burbank says OF this apple "Lellc.
0us, Is tho best in quality Of any
apple which ! have SO far tested; II il
certainty q gem
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26
INQUIRE RIBBING UP TROUBLE

There are three stetas. continued
Mr. Mcaulfe. that could piRee them.
selves soIldly N the Democratic col
umn BY DISTINGUISHING the negroes II
,hey ore So disposed. They are Mis-
souri,, Oklahoma and Kentucky All
are considered close states. Accord
Ing ,G tie census Of 1907 0lhahoms
has g4.625 Negro V0tare, II these
sh0uif be dieffanfhlsed II any man.
nor whatever. wbethu + be on edo,
cational Hines or otherwise. 4 would
certainly make the stats Democratic
irrevocahly II the last election Is
fair precedent. the state & close. 20.
lItlcallsH
The stalus 0f the negro ia Okls.
aoma has been q subject Of good
deal of political 1aneuxerlne The
constitutional convention would have
ma,le some race proylslans had Il ret
been afrald that the President would
fCnnflnned IN page FnNrl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26
GRAND JURY d.
Starts QUIZ

MusEosse. Okla Jan 2d i'he i'ed.
eFal sfand Jury hero today viii lnvostl.
gate alleaed toNn h ffands The
Jury is cIeaelY Watched and guarded
~ secret aeryion men
Il Vi expected several men lleh Np"
Nlli be blt q the investigation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26

for statement M writing, which De
furnished sir. Mann has The state.
menl, and Ii VII prlbahly he lhc ilrst
matter p.acqd before the committee
Mr. Mann said the commit co would
ac cautiously Tor q would be dan.
geroua mattur 20 gci into the habit oi
expnngnE members speeches ifenl
the Record but the report 0i the cont
mIttee will und uhicdly SCI nutin de.
tan just hcw iar q member may SIS IN
criticisms Of any one Waether he be
The president on member VI Con-
gress. III q speech ca the floor ~ ihe
House
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-26
oolAlsioN VICTIM DIES.


seu York jan 2d gngenc Lynch,
,f Boston injured ia enc collision
Repnblle and Florida, died today
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-03-11
The Independent Farmer
DEPARTMENT DEVOTED THE INTERESTS or THE
MOST IMPORTANT INDUSTRY OF THE NORTHWE ST y

2. Can you AFFORD to civ, away
screenings. y
9. How can an elevator make
40 per cent IN two years.
! 4. How many years woud it take
q farmer to make 40 per cent.
8. Keep business accounts. Know
what farming operations pay and
how much. Make farming business
.ycu are not farming for your health.
8. II OLD line elevators Try to
run out cooperative one py rails.
ing the price SO high that there Is
no money in handling the grain,
sell to them; but the surplus should
be turned back into your own eie.
vatr. II your competitors want
the grain so badly as to buv At
Improbable prices it "a no reason
why you should Do not let this
in5ure your own elevator however.
II there is any class entitled to|
just compensation for their 1abor.
It is the farmers the only real
producer Of wealth. The solution 81
this problem will have to be lett
to you.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-03-11

a. c. Half Minute Talks No. s.
Here are some bulletins that will
interest you.
Corn growing No. 81.
Bovine tuberculosis No. II. 4.
Poultry management No. 70.
Pedigseed seed No. 70.
Flour Tests No. 50.
Pork production No. SO.
Cut this out and mail 1t, together
with your name and address, and re.
ceive the entire lot.
Millett improves the phsical con.
dition OF the soil.
Northern grown millet seed is
harder than the southern.
Hungarian millet does not stand
dry weather as well. as either the
common or German millet.
Hog millet, ground, is q good hog
and chicken feed.
Millett has about the same feed
ing value for cattle as timothy nay.
With horses it has a loosening effect
on the digestive system. particular
ly II cut too early. The best results
come from cutting when the head
comes out Of the sheath. It is fair
to say that great care should be
taken in its use for horses.
Fields Of wheat following millet !
are largely increased.
Here is Z year crop rotation
recommended by Supt. Porter Of the
N. D. demonstration farms: Clover
and Barley. Glover. Wheat. Corn.
Wheat. Oats. Wheat.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-03-11

"a z s ~
David Whaiey has. taught his Saw
yer neighbors 9 thing Or two about
farming IN North Dakota. Two years
ago this summer fallowed half Of his
farm. blowing about ten inches deep.
That year his neighbors seemed to
have5a little the best Of him and
laughed at David for blowing so deep
He knew he was doing the right
thing ana summer fallowed the 9TH
.er half last season. No one in the
whole csuntry raised finer wheat
than he did on his land, he has con-
cludsA that deep blowing and occas-
ional sunn4r following win 10 Won
- ~ North Dalsta ssil.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-03-11
Milk the Cow Clean.

(Hugh J. Hughes. N. .. "A. CO.
The first milk that is drawn from
the cows uider at milktime has .
very small amount OF fat present,
the best milk contains sometimes
as much as 1912 per cent fat. The
SO called strippings contains a very
large portion u the total tat con-
tents Of the milk. 81 4
4 It follows that the common hab-
It OF carelessness about milking the
COW clean Is Just % much money
thrown away, and the fequent prac-
tice Of letting the caaf finish 10
milking is alike bad for the COW.
the calf and the owners pocket
book. MILK CLEAN"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-03-22
Duty Of n newspaper

The law jealousy guards the good re-
pute of all persons in their private
character and in their business or pro-
fession, unless by their general private
conduct or by the character of the bust
ness or profession in which they are en-
gagged they have themselves forfeited
such good repute. But the law is not
engaged in the rehabilitation Of rcputa-
tons or in throwing the mantle of re-
spectability around those who delibera-
tely engage in practices in violation of
law and follow pursuits which are sub
versive of dcccncy and good morals
The defendant was engaged in the
publication of a newspaper not merely
for the dissemination Of news, but with
the additional purpose of upholding a
high standard of public decency and
morals in the community, and it was
not merely it's right, but it's duty in con-
nection with a public and official pro-
ceeding of the kind in question, to pub
lish truthfully so much of the facts as
with decency it could publish, SO that
even if the machinery of the criminal
law proved inadequate to reach male
factors of this class, who traffic for gain
in human life and health and seek 20
promote immoral practices, they might
he held upto public scorn and contempt
While newspapers should he hold to
strict and severe accountability for I'M
justifiable and untruthful assaults upon
private character. or upon business
standing and credit, they deserve not
punishment and rebul1e, but public APP
prevail and commentator where, as III
this instance. they truthfully, and in
strict conformity to the facts. call pub
lie attention to those who are engaged
in nefarious practices, injurious to the
public welfare.-Justica Gay of New
York.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-03-22
The Journey

a little work, little sweating, Il few
brief, flying years; II little joy a little
fretting, some smiles and then some
tears; little resting in the shadow, a
struggle to the height, futile search
for Eldorado-and then we say good
night, Some moiling in the strife and
.clangor; some years in doubt and debt;
some words we spoke III foolish anger
that we would fain forget; some CHEEKY
words we said unthinkimS that made Il
sad heart light; the banquet, with its
feast and drinlSing-and then we say
good night. Some questioning of crceds
and theories and judgement of the dead
while God, who never sleeps or wearics
is watching overhead; some little laugh
ing and some signing; some sorrow
some delight; IL little music for the dy-
ing--and then we say good night. ---
Walt Mason in Emporia Gazette