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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26


"The telephone glrl sils still n her
chair and LISTENS 10 voices from Wv.
erywhere She hears all the gossip,
she hea'H al the news. she knows
who Is happy and who he's the BIZ. b:
she knows ~ our sorrOws. she knows
al our loys, abe knows every glrl
who 10 chasing the boys SHE knows
ol our lfOublea. she knows az our stgife.
She knows every man who Is mean 10
his wlfe. she knows every time We
are out With the boys, She hears The
EXCUSES each fellow employa. IN fart
hert's a secret meath each eaucy curl
4 that quiet. demure lcnklng telephone
glrl II the telephone girl would tell
al she knows Il woald turn half our
'rlendn into hiliarest foes. abe would
01 q small Wind thar would soon be
sale. en9uli Us HI trouble and land
ps Ia Jail, she could lei go story
(which calming In f0rcel would cause
half our ylves % sue ior divorce: she
coula ge. ul the churches mixed No
IN 4 hght and turn an our days into
s0rwwine night; ID fact she could
keep the whole town IN a stew Il si.rd
ell a tenth part Of thethlnes than she
enew. Now. doesn't Il make your head
whlr VIXEN yeu think of uhat YOU
owe the telephone Sirli
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
Ed. PERKINS RETA|NSDIAN0NDS

Edward Perkins. the former cafe
proprietor of this city bal who made o.
sensational get ont of BarllesvIlle
causing friends 10 fear that hls life
was taken. was found 30 Kansas city
and his wife from whom he had sep
lraied. came back from lhe East an
took charge Of the property At Bar.
tlesvllle. "shn0lng away the other ue'
snpant % The piaee, taken because o.
81 alleged debt l0ft BY peftlns.
II sa3ma. according 20 the officers
9g lhe Two cities that Perkins life
he'd be1n threatened by some person
allh whom he had formed an attach
mAni. And hts departure wac on &c
count Of ihe fear he held lor Thai per
s0n or persons
Mfa. Perkins found that be he'd left
s0melnlns Ike thousand dollar'
kofga 81 property nl BartleaRllle. anu
inuk pcsseaRlon 81 the same
Perkins was 8 good bualneaa man
and always had been & succeaa II 4
caterer when he lefl thIs city he ha
considerable means. and Kauaha city
aiieers notified The officers 81 Guthrie
and DaillesvllIe that he rilil has plen
q 81 money and npi ! few spaFklefs
of which he 9as proud, bein1 9 dla.
smond fantier.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
ARMSTRONG HELD
ACCOUNT FOR A LIFE
Resume Of Brutal Crime Which
Caused Drastic Verdict
at Perry


Perry. March 20-At one.tnirly
O'Clock this morning the jury IN the
case Of the defendant Armstrong, the
Qnarief.bl0od Indian charged with All.
bert Mitchell with killing Fell a far.
mer, last fall, returned a verdict as
10 Armstrong. and recommended be
be sentenced 10 hang
The jury took the case IN the after.
soon and rs remaining out after mid-
Alght indicated that there might be-
b hung Jury, rather than defendant
being slyen the strongest possible yer.
dict
Resume 81 Case.
Albert Mitchell G young farmer Goa
ieBsed 10 the murder duplicating Arm.
strong who Is part Indian. Armstrong
ned the country, and was not arrested
uutil weeks aftepward He was be,
Erayed by Indiana In PDtlawat0mle
county. where he sought shelter.
According 10 Mitchell's coufessloR
ne and Armstrong tied Fell with 3
bollng wire and shot him twlce With
a44-callb efevolyeF Then they threw
bis body IN we'll The motive. &c.
cnraIaa a1s gisohalA uae revenge, on
lhe nakE of Armstrong. who formerly
was Fell'a partner In farming a lease
lA the 0lne country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
ANTHONY WILL BE sEGRETlHI

Editor ~ 81 Anthony 81 iha Mo-
low Review. will aHeeeed Jpel
sandiln 10 prlgase secretary "a ti0s.
ern0f Haskell Tha rliaage WIN taka
place the arsi 0g aexl week. whe
Judge gandln win lakp the 0ath g
Office as indRe ot The Logen eenns
superior court and asseaie he nsa
duties MF. AHlhont Wes apmolnieS
IS Governor Haskell several days hae
but the acceptance was held up. u7
lis ta the fact ihet the ali0rnay
prnl advised Tie envaraor .het h
fh0ay aas NOT eligible. malnlnlnlae
thas the posllion uaa ihgl oi ns
oaiee na0 that eader the ecDstl.
Hoa Nr Anthony esAl6 not hold
position which ha haloed 1feaSa
member ol ln@ aras legislature
attorneys General Weas. IA Na cps
ion 10 Governor Haakall rtatea lhx
after a iull examination o. he sa
he Is If the oplaian lhet prlYs
secretary Is not IA a1lcaf nor tea
he hold E commission and that ha s
moi even required Il GAAe the ohla =
ualsa. Becauaa Of these facts. tnAi th6
position Il not au official epppEis
nenl. fhaS ls Il not s eontftet anti
orIzed BY eny legislature AMI that s
msmhsl of ,hs 4es8ad ls'&ln nss.
nlay BE- eilal0le e The POSITION Il
gael Nhona aver Is the kcvernnK
choice Ia no other msfsnns aAHnifA
He states however 8ha poslllnn q
..ts.s4. .ot.rofnfN esNs4I8 ~ l.1AnnH4Hs
eni. with that pf 4 member of TIE RI
IsIatffe. 80 thai before accepting e1eil
position Che inemhaF should teaH4f
hss reslxna.ion aa member ic s|sz
ngvernF
Mr. Anthony served With arAdl -
both the First and aaeond |eelfleiaFeH
and IN The letteF Naa The author na
gao Important revenue hllle lhe afesa
revenue END the aaeEal fe(tnle a.I'I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
ATTORNEY
TAKES A SECOND PEEP
Finds Law Creating Board OI
Agriculture Gives IiCeT-
tain Powers


Attorney General West today sen-
dered q decision OF farreaehlng I'm.
portance TO the live stock industry
el the state, end settled definitely
ihe authority granted to the state
baard Of agriculture to establish and
maintain quarantine lines within the
state and to make rules and regula.
lions for movement of llyeslocy acros
such lines. and for the protection
OF thel i've stock OF Oklahoma against
contagious and Infectious diseases. Ii
the opinion rendered to-day. the a..
torney general holds that Senate Bill
No, ll2. creating the state board OF
agriculture. clothes tha, body with
complete authority and jurisdiction
over all matters Affecting animal IN.
duslry and animal quarantine regula.
tons. and that said act by It's pro.
visions abrogates all former laws es.
labllshing and defining lines which
we're madep rlar to statehood
The importance OF this decision viii
be better understood when II IS
known that the state board. act!ng
under the provisions OF this law,
had ruled thai cattle could be admit
ted 20 what was formerly the Usage
Creek and Cherokee reservations
above said quarantine line nnl in ef-
feet last year. with one dipping, and
thai pastures and grazing lands with
III these former reservatsns lad been
leased by cattle men for sums AZ.
gregatlng almost II not quite. q nil.
lion dollars. ana that fully 300 1900
head Of Texas cattle were ready for
shipment TO these summer pastures.
An important part OF the citizen.
ahlp Of the Usage country haYo earn.
egtly contanded that the amended
quarantine law, PASSED by thn Terri.
lorlal legislature in 1905. was still ln
full force and effect never having
been specifically repealed hy an act
Il the state Legislature and former
decision of the attorney general on
This particular point appeared to CON
firm their position After q careful
investigation OF The constitutional
provision and the law creating the
board OF agriculture and defining It's
powers and jurisdiction, the question
II the boards authority has been con
iiTmed. and the rules aud regulations
Of the board are held 10 be snpreme
Within the state
Under the provisions Of House Blll
NO. 337. passed hy lhe Second Legls.
latare. and signed BY the governor
on the 18th Inst, the board viii be.
Sin active operations 10 eradicate the
Texas fever iick from all that part
of the state north Of the present
quarantine line and win extend the
operation Of this law as rapidly as
possible ii ali countless or parts 0i
counties. where the people petition
under IS provisions TO have the Rork
OK eradication initiated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
IlLLY WIVES At SNLPNUR

The two wives of Kllaby the man Wiio
Is In fail at Okl4homa city. are said
10 be al sulphur. taking yacatlons.
Their first meeting Was Wednesday
al Norman, the Norman glrl then go
ing to Oklahoma City TO sea the MIS-
sIeslppl girl, who by the way, Is q
woman Of wellth and has an old ram
lly behind her efforts TO bring to pun
lshment The man charged with blgamy
The lwc women staid At the aame
nostelry, and announced 70 the Off
elals they we're going 10 sulphur, nul
each 10 willing 10 return and attend
the trail Of the husband. whose claim
that he has but one lung has not
aroused au enormous amount Of sym
pathy. since his wives are 81 least
twice ne numerous as hts lungs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
OKLAHOMA FAVORED
BY NEW DEAL
Long List Of Staples are 10
Be Much Cheaper
in April

The rate department. Of The corpor'
alton commission today received an
official copy Of the supplement- No 20
e tho Texas tarlh No, 2G.L. Issued BY
4 Z Leland as agent and attorney
Tor the Nj. X. & r., and other roads
Il shows q reduction Of 80 per cent
In the carload lot rate applying on
boots, shoes, clothing, arg goods and
notions from Galveston and rexaf
points 81 from ei30 10 e5 cents per-
hundred Maximum weight Is 20.OVu
pounds. and the rate apnlies also on
mixed carload lots, Tho rate was illed
with the lnierslaie commerce commits
sion me date Of the issuance, March
18th, and Is effective April gard The
tarlf shcwB that tine rate applies 70
all general points on the Katy m Okla.
homa and one hundred and slxty
points are named in the new tariff
10 which the rate applies. The entire
list folluwa'
boots and shoes: clothing Clothing
Including mems furnishing goods.
f@ry goods: Dry goods. not ntiieF
wise specified IN this tarlH including
sham0ls fther, cotton fabrics. cotton
webbing. knIf goods. mosquito netting
silk y0ilce, camei'a hair cloth. HrIit'
sial leather. batting blanket ltnnE
tburlap and shaddy e0mhlnedl blank
let's. comiorlahles not otherwise ape
eiHed III this tariff. quilts, battlee cluih
canvas, corset af dress stay steel,
down c0mfortahlas, feather comforts
enameled cloth. felt ,for floor olleFsli
9paQues. raw silk. rubber duck, rubber
It'll. waddinR. whaiehones yarn
Hats and caps dneluding straw bon
nets hats and eapsl, unirlmme0
Notions Motions not othorWlge
specified 10 lhis larllf, excepting are
alackers. fireworks and lorpedoaa. hui
Including bags. shopping grass boil
ef rolls. paper or good button hooks
christmas tree ornaments, clothing
buckles. plain. wire. combs. silver
mounted: confetti curling lrona fans
ln0t otherwise specified IN this turin
texcept Chinese Japanese and palm
leaf fans. electrical exhaust fans. pow
sr fans and water motor fansl fes
ICONS. tissue paper; hags, m0untedi
holiday and window decorations. lml.
fatlye 81 natural obleels and scenery
emunade stra#Hii pillow nham holders
/ IDlna porllereu. iron chain. PURSES
trimmed via silver or silver ulalet
razor str0ps secret society parapher
MALTA not Otherwise specified In this
larln thread. toilet articles trimmed
with silver or silver plates waglns
pnds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
SENSATION DaHA IaslNLRl

Tulsa. March 90 Following the sen
snllonal campaign for mayor IN this
city, and the numerous charges ana
counter charges. the Democrat Of yes.
lerday afternoon sends this sensation
81 charge at what Il terms the gas
trust captionlng Il "Supremel"
The city commissioners met yeatef-
day afternoon and evening and con.
sldered the cheap gas propositions ~
submitted by the Henry gas company
aud the Oaage.0klahoma company. As
the Democrat has all along predicted
EN- contrary to the expressed wishes
Of the clczena Of Tulsa ~ the recent
endorsement OF the pipe line bond 's.
sue, and the action OF the Commercial
club. n accepting the option OF the
Henry Gae company, the commission
voted 10 accept the Usage. 0klahoma
proposition. thus tleing up the city
with The gas trust.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
REAL ESTATE NUSTLERs

The Guthrie real estate exchange
nuaillary oi lhe chamber Of commerce
held another rcuslng maaIinE lhei
ayening
The advertising committee reported
ihnt they had conferred with the
leading citizens and reeei4ed good
suggesilCas end were nov ready 20
sommencn compiling llleralufe 90
send east TO advertise the capital
city. Many new pictures end souY
enlr books are 8o be gotten cut lu'
geiher with folders % be sent upon
Inquiry hy The secretary Of the cham
ber
Chairman aahnuy ol The adFertle'
Ing committee Ot lho phambeF Of com
nerce reported hts colleagues as np.
pointed bg President Marlindale, 70
be John aBobie and y 6. Sharpe,
who agreed 10 assist the real estate
committee. consisting Of 4 II hey'
aolds. f ] nlaekman and 4 ] kilnc
II viii be strong committee 10 hooel
for greater Guthrie
The exchange meets aEala Mon'
day ogenlng A. lasl nights meet
lng ihe by-laws ana constitution
we're adopted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
BILLS SIGNED A
BY GOVERNOR

Governor HASKELL late Thursday az.
ternOoa signed TIE following bllis;
liouae Blll No. 362- Locating the
Eastern preparatory school at Clare.
more.
Senate pin No. s. Providing the
manner, iime and means OF holding
primary eleclloAs and carrlon fle
emergency
iouse Rlll Ma. sas -Railiylng and
approving an act oi congress- accept
Ing the grant OF section Of land ap.
propriaied for the university 9repara.
tory school
Senate BIZ no. Making avail
able 10 various Institutions incomes.
rentals etc. and apprUprlalln6 same
10 various educational institutions
Senate Bill No. iSs-An act rfi1t.
ing to nre Insurance end repeating
conflicting acts. Carries the cmerzen'
cy clause,
Senate Bill No. creallrs sitle
normal school nt hda
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
susO svRoEoNa Fon DAMA0Es

sseciag 70 the Daily Leader
Junction City KAN March 26--lu
district court here today began the
proceedings Ia the trial Of the dam.
age suit brought By the widow Of the
lat Jesse B Wingneli Of this county
against Dr. j. G. McCnnstock and Dr.
w. +. Bowen OF Topeka and Dr. y.
II. King of this city for alleged negli'
gence in the performance OF surgl'
cal operation, which Is contendvd 70
have caused the death Of Wlngiield.
Damages IN the sum Of 10000 are
asked for. The ease has attracted
vide attention and stirred up much
local interest because ol the Iact lhM
the operation cn WingAeld was rer'
formed on The theory that he had1swal
lowed 6 set Of false teeth which were
not revealed by the surgical opera
ton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
WANTS 10 wEp 4 IAp

San Francisco March zG- AnE
ho0ls end yells. hanslHs 81 ln ehHa
ana ea rpnlcal shneef 1i r|ca aHa
flowers SRA john Nmary. wife Oi s.
ehdeaeon Emery Of the Epl8conaI
church. and hef daughter. Mics lleleh
Gladys Emery whoaa anaasomeAt
Gunilfn Aokl, ihpaneae, has afla
ed public sentiment haalnss lhem ass
evening departed foF VHcnmn Waea
Aokl vas naf Wilh them when ihe
loft here but & Is supposed he has
ranged % Join Its aaneea aud be
mother before reaching aacmmenlr.
Archdaacon Emery dia nol npp4
At the feFrY nor WaA be as lhp Cas
Madefa station When Ills Wife an
daughter faced ihe hostile crowd Az
pafeullY he hes net abandoned hia
opposition 70 ihe prospective MARS
age u Miss Imasy aae hls gcFH
house sefvnai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
WANTS $4,000 DAMAGES

Special 10 the Daily Leader
Tulsa March Alleging That aho
was assaulted and her character was
damaged BY the defendants Ia tho
action. Mrs Rose y. Hail. OF Broken
Arrow. has filed suit against Leon
Laws, Dick Ryan and L. NJ. Moore,
also OF Broken Arrow. asking $4,000
damages Mrs Hall and her husband,
N December 1908 owned and opcrat'
ed restaurant IN Broken Arrow. and
according TO the netltlon the defend.
ants entered the place IN the absence
Of her husband and forclbly pushed
and showed Mrs. Hall from the build.
Inc. she asks $4,000 damages Tor as.
sault and battery and $4,000 FOR 'n-
Jury % her reputation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
VENERABLE PARENT
ADMITS IDENTITY
Boyle 5 Mother Not Expected
to Survive Shock Sons
Crime


Wy M|"NNiHNNH t4|NNiI
Chleaep March &C. Mra lanef
Boyle whc Ia under arreal IL rennAg
vanla Tor the aidlne III the abduction
oi While MAilla. has been Identified
as The daughter o. william McIAc
ulot3 a former memhef 81 the cnlcN.
SO fire department
The description So ,tleSraphed
from Cleveland. was read to tee aged
fireman today. and he hfukenly aa
mlttod the evidence seemed ~ nroqH
she Il hls daughter Her oariy lsA
according 10 ne venerable father. ha
been o wayward ono She elopea
three years ago, and has pot beer
seen IN Chlcpg0 alnce.
cauo ahlft1 Back h sharon
Cleveland. March e6 lam0a ii.
Boyle and hla wlle, arrpaled hcep a6
the kldnanpcru of little WHllo Whll
Ia Of Sharon. pa. we're nacOftea ny
police to IN ErIe train i|ISf h8f1fa
y left ct E.26 last night fof Mereff.
Pa.
This practically aInaea The caoQ ~
far A. Cleveland 4 concerned. Is
further action win BE- lAkdn Nv sha
penneglvauln authorities However.
the Cleveland upllee hive elun oVaf
the heads Of vie IloYlaa II 10 IndIas
mnnt returned
Thomas HOyle, the brother. aald he
tears starting FROM hIa eyes M
mother II prosiratad fl onr h0me lA
Sharon, hr0kcn hearted. ana fAAf
that ahe will not survive INA Hisae|
as Il uaa only recently that my ialh
or died.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

Special 70 the Daily Leader.
enid. March 20-A voluntary pell'
tlon IN bankruptcy vas iiled yenter
day by ,. II. Moore. Jr.. aR East
Brcadway grocer and the store was
closed last evening and viii remain
closed Until q trustee shah have bean
appointed. This wll follow the cleo
ton Of some one TO the gosltlon Of
trustee by the creditors,
The invoice OF bhe stock, iixturea aud
outstanding accounts are shown 70 be
about seven thousand dollars The in'
debteiness am0urie to about tos thou
sand dollars
The creditors OF ise bankrupt l0oli
action soine dayn ago which made 4
imperative to fle e voluntary petit.
ton in court or Ele creditors would
have asked the court to declare him
bankrupt He chose to take the &C.
tlon himself. The store has been run
ming during the lnteflum and the
stock has been considerably reduced.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
SAYS MRS. GaNHEss LINES


Laporle Ind. March &C. That Belle
Guinness. whose home was known as
THE Murder Farm IN the recent sen
sailonal Lamphere trial. is aslll alive
viii Dc maintained by eitofueys rem
resenlIns the connecllcut Flre insur
ance company n the LnpoFta county
court tomorrow
Wesley Fogle. administrator o. sht
Uumesa estate, Is suing for $4,000
which he alleges ls due on policies held
BY Mrs, Guinness on her property. de
siroyed hy lfe The attorney repre-
seniing the Insurance company De
clared toAay MIRA Guinness IS sureli
living. and therefore Fogle q not al
mlnatralor1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

Special io the Daily Leader
New York. March &C.,. With mer.
chant iallors gathered from al parts
81 the United staioa, ihe American
style and fashion SHOW opened - New
York Wednesday and closes today.
one well known tailor eums up the
prediction acr suE3mev styles SIS ioi'
lows:
THE aleae sala summer vii pc pialn
sofIe welIiallored garments. There
win he 80 gingerbread aaeeia While
SOME tallofn esick u ne college style
auf make anappy etuH she men whp
Day 9eE and up fot quits want lbe
money d ahoa M real tailoring not
IA eawahea
There afe Sons startling garments,
Among then ere an evening coat. made
with hlpa gha IAN oyefeuat, whict
contains enough cIcsh luf I small clr-
Gus tent. and which co.lncldenlally 81
sehl By Charles Fl TAFT. d erie. Ps-
coaalu oI lhe jfesidept afd g spggag
cQs1 siIl from Eitlsblf st..
The loaSaal gagiNent II The cor
IiAE9,1n IS ] waisteoal from KANSAS
Icisy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
TRIES SUICIDE WITH SPOON

Oklahoma City. March 20. While
being held here ii the county fail be-
tween trains when be would have
haen retrrne3 10 the asylum al Nor
man, from which place he escaped only
a few DAYS ago. Or j. Hurn attempted
suIciue by slashlng his throat with Q
spoon he had been eating his dinne.
with
Hufn lett a note 10 his wife III which
he slid Ne contemplated taking his
lIfe, He was taken to the hospital Al
Norman some time ago Fe was under
chaige o. murder, but his trial was
not had. pending the result Of what
was considered a spell Of temporary
insanity
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

DEATH A
MYSTERY

pl4aaansa Rld. hsaseh g & layeesge
still surrounds ihb afalh Of Mrai Rua-
reli culberlson whn eas found bound
aad gagged near Aer hcme wadnes-
day. ana who declasaa she 0aA S0rced
70 saallse poison By las enamier Re.
porls ata current iesi sA9 asd twice
atlemp 81 hrisIae sgksly. and the
police ars ncllnsal qa nta tooh
her eWn llie
No trace ahI qsek q alfs
stranger % lhe aelaA'as Good ~ laE|
uaeH q Ne lfeF'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
sEcoNp TIME ron cAARoE

Ba4llesylle. March 60 Dob Duke
ana John Vann were arrested aRan
Oh q charge OF shooting John Neer
When tfe grand Jury investigated ihe
shooting few weeks ago Il Ignored
the charge and failed 10 return an IN
dictmen This, however, did moi pre-
vent relatives ol the deceased fl0m
sWnring cut o warrant and they did SO
before Justice Porter The defendants
yesterday waived preliminary, and
wore bound over TO thss grand inrs
again. Their bons we're fixed "A 49,
500 insiead 81 $4,000 a before
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26

tWoodward Dlspalchl
The Kansas City Journal IA q re-.
sent issue. editornly paid high
compliment % the snpreme court OF
Oklahoma on account OF an opinion
handed down by Judge Parker 81 the
criminal court Of appeals Quoting
From the opinion "When q defendant
Is clearly proven guilty, this court
will not reverse conviction upon
any technlealIty ar exception Nhich
d0es moi effect the substantial rights
ng the deiandanG The editorial pro-
ceeded to ennnleralo instances who're
Justice often II prevented through
technical lnierferenees and CLOSED the
editorial With the following paragraph
"Thls brave oklahoma Judge who
lares to apply the rules o. common
sense IA interpreting The Law Aeserv.
ea the commendaIlon pt a long SUN
ering people. an praise To him and
may his tribe increase until his kind
Oh an the posta o. Judiciary all over
the land
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
PANAMA RAILROAD sET.
Tiles HHlRrv FEET

Special to the Daily Leader
Colon. March 26--A section Of tae
embankment 300 feet long Of the re.
locating Panama railroad line at CO.
fum has again settled about thirty
feet AT the same spot where ihe last
movement occurred IN Nevomber he
slide, however was 20 the eastward
and not the westward this lime, A
treslle Is now being built across the
depression which will be filled with
rocks until The former level IL reach
"a. Passenger trains have nor used
this line for several weeks and III
ale importance lsstlaehed TO The es-
cuIrenee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-26
posTpoNg uNrIL ruEspAY

Springfield. March 2e- Only one
ballot the alHtYnrsl Joint ballot foi
the elenti0n az unllusi States senator
from Illinois was taken Yesterday n
uae general assembly The ballot sh0v
ed practically no CHANGE from the last
Al The conclusion Of The s'xiy-nral
ballot the Joint session arose u re-
sume ballotlng nexl Tuesday mon
the senate lnform'ua tae speaker shel
Il quorum On The ialas hasies wrula b.
nr0ken snday