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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22
SLAYDEN NOT
WINNING So
MANY VOTES
Appears to Have Stopped
in Race for Honors-
Governor to Recon-
mend Impeachment.
ts,.r Special Service,

OLYMPIA. Wash. June % The
preliminary battle over the control
u The special session u the lcgisla,
turs will b. the fight tomorrow for
The organization q the respective
houses The siaYdsn forces have
made little Roadway IN their CAM
palsn TO ousi Speaker Meisr and the
anti Ruth faction in The senate 10
beginning 20 make formidable
display q strength In support o.
Senator Hosenhaupt for president Of
that body,
As matters now stand. The senate
contest is very close and will he de-
cided By the votes Of Senators Alien,
blair. Davis and Stewart
Allen wants his committee cone
tinued and Ruth Is opposed to this
policy. but Allen wants 20 vote for
Ruth for president In return for
Ruth. action In naming him on the
COMMITTEES.
Nevertheless, Alien does not want
Ruth elected. Blair. Stewart and
Davis are claimed By both factions
An effort is heinz made 10 have
the senate fight settled 10 rcpubli'
can caucus which would shut out
tho three democratic members A
similar effort IN the house would
shut out seven democrats. six of
whom ARE for Molga
The committees report and the
governors message are In the
printers hands The report IL a re-
cltAl Of facts without recommendA-
tons except that tho probe be con-
tinued. The message ufgea achlye.
ly'a impeachment
Representative Palmer Of King.
who arrived here at noon today. IL
circulating petition. plsdging
members signing Il 10 retain the
old organization, make m appfo
priation 10 continue investigation,
abolish the insurance department
and adjourn.
This program would leave the
state without any Agency TO rcgu
late Insurance companies and leave
free field for the fire Insurance
rate making trust to continue IN
unhampcred operation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22
THIS SWINDLE
WAS AFAHURE

been playing for Walters money
for the last three weeks,
All yesterday afternoon the dep
uty aheriffs trampcd through the
woods 10 a search for the scene
Of the fight. but to no avail
This morning another party Of
deputies were detailed on the case,
and they beat the brush on all
sides. but discovered nothing.
II stofogcn had been wounded he
would have showed up by this
time, but II he were. as suspected.
simply a member OF the gang. then
his disappearance Is accounted for.
Recent talks the police and sher,
IFS office have had with Walter.
through an Interpreter. have elicit.
cd the fact that Stofogen has re-.
peatedly urged Walter to cash the
draft for $4,000, which he carried.
and that II was through Influence
which stofogen brought to bear
that Walter came 10 Seattle.
Walter Is now resting easy at
the city hospital and Il Ia likely
that he will be physically able to
take the officers to the scene Of
the holdup within a day or two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22

was outspoken. 1T Is only another
way to shift the burden OF the tar
to the consumer and the producer
at the bottom" said he. III q
mans income IL $4,000 and the law
tells him be must pay : per cent
on that income 10 the government.
there is no way for him TO shift
that TAX. but II II is a corporation
that has an income Of $4,000. and
the government comes along and
puts 2 per cent tax on those earn
inga. the corporation turns around
and adds the tax TO the price OF
the goods 1t sells. or takes enough
from the wages Of its men to make
up the difference"
Taft's Blunder.
Many friends Of a genuine income
tax believe that President Taft has
made a very serious blunder., One
republican said:
Mr. Taft lie on record as favor
Ing a straightout income tax. He
has said in speeches aud official
messages that he considered II un.
necessary TO amend the constitu-
ton in order to have q perfectly
sound and legal income tax. And
now, as soon as there is danger that
an Income tax law is to pass the
senate, Mr. Taft PUSHES in with a
message asking for a constitutional
amendment. and for a corporation
tax In place OF AZ income tax. How
in the world is he to reconcile his
present conduct with his past
declarationsf"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22
CARbOL|C ACID
ENDS HER LIFE
GIRL oUARRELs WITH MAN
AND FINDS LIFE NOT
WORTH LIVING.

Dcspondent because Of quarrel
she had with n young man. Har'
riet WelnlnEer, young woman.
ended her life IN room T0l OF the
Plaza hotel, at Westlake av. and
Pine st., shortly before o'clock
this morning. A half empty bottle
Of carbollo acid was found on tho
floor OF the room.
The Girl came here from the east
several months ago. and since her
arrival appeared to be deapondent.
Early this morning the man and
girl engaged In a wordy battle, and
In a rage the girl lie said to have
gone to q drug store for tho acid.
The body was found this morning
BIZ a ohambermald, The remaina
viii be held at the undertaking c.
Establishment Of lluttcrworth q
Sons. pending a search for rela.
lives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22
Robbers Expected to Get
Money Instead Of Certifi-
cate for $1,000, Which
They Can Not Cash.

The carefully arranged plans for
big s~indlo came within an ace
Of wording In the case OF Anton
Walter. the German who was
beaten and robbed Of $500 In money
and q certificate Of deposit for
$4,000, near Bitter Lake. early yes.
terday morning
It failed In that Walter carried
a certificate for the $1,000 instead
Of the real money, The rohbora
viii have a hard time eaahlng this
certificate. II IL tho belief Of the
police and deputy sherliis who have
been working on the case that
Walters partner, who was known
TO Walter ~ Adolph Stofogen, was
simply the stoerer to a gang Of or
ganlzed bunoo artists who have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22
nv gibson GARDNER.


WASHINGTON. o. c.. June "a
The liant 10 out In the pipes Of the
people who thought there was q
chance for q tas on wealth In the
tariff measure congress 10 about to
eonsumnate. Taft and Aldrleh
killed the Income tax amendment
al a time when II might have be-
come a law, and this is the story
Of how the "triok" was turned.
The income tax 10 dead, there Will
be no inheritance tax, ''the house
will be hostile TO raft's proposed
dividend tax" and there you are.
quote a very distinguished sen
stor: There will be no tax on
wealth-,he burden ls all upon the
consuming public, and II 10 the most
Infamous piece Of political triekery
OF a decade"
Two or three days before Taft is.
sued his "feeler" In regard 10 divi-
dend tax, he had been seen by Al
drich. who was excited and scared.
Aldrloh informed the president that
thoro waa a majority of three In
,syor q, tho Income tax amendment.
- ne, unless something was done
NJ a,na,dment would mass. Aldrich
s ~ nnon Taft IN hein him ont OF
~ I hoia Inc nresldent responded
W M the idoa was Ms ia not
t AZ nJs'o hn, sbor,iv after AldrIch
sns 49, S,a'su an Of ,hs white House
, nau a V,SHs a. Inv scbeme was snnng
Wv w., p,'' n,,hiic
'H '"' p"'
Deadly Work Done
po,ore raft,a spocial message rec.
ommending q tax on corporation
nv Snaa, ,"u aort had been done n
Wv, w I I'Sis, w" ,ha forces in favor Of
n ,iav ,n S,vn ,.S II Mad nulled away
~ pa, , tones Of Washington
p ,ou,"' =, Sohrasha Sutherland and
S ,J"% " This meant that he Cum.
NE pa,,ay' porah tax amend.
nm ,, could moi noeslbly mass
nth Tho bonse blil contained a pro
,,s,o no far an inheritance TAX. That
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22
MRS. GOULD WAS
ALWAYS a LADY

Of liquor. And they deny the as
sertlona In toto.
William NJ. Lynn. proprietor OF
the Carroll house at Lynchburg,
Va, testified that he knew Mrs
Gould well and had dincd with
her. He said that she had always
behaved in a ladyllke manner and
that he had no criticism to offer
as to her actions.
James r, paulsen, manager OF
the "Virglniann In which Dustin
Farnum played In 1906, testified
that he had never seen the actor
and Mrs. Gould together except on
the last night of the shows Brook.
Ign engagement, when he accom-
panied them 10 New York In an
automobile. fhe chauffeur who
drove the car that night had tcs.
titled that Mrs. Gould and Far
mum were tho only passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22
SERVANTS TESTIFY TO GOOD
CHARACTER OF MISTRESS
AND STAND UP FOR HER.

fNN iniifd ifessl
NEW YORK, June 22.-Conira'
dieting witnesses who sworo that
Mrs. Howard Gould drank heavily
and used profane language, sery'
ants formerly employed at Castle
Gould testified to tho good charac'
tor Of their former mistress, when
called to the witness stand In her
suit for separate maintenance to-
day.
Many of the servants testified
that they had been present on oc-
casiona specified by Gould'a wilt
ncsson nj times when they saw
the piaMhff under the influence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22

GRAND JUNCTION. Colo. June
- rfaffic on the Denver a Rio
ofsnds railroad IL blocked because
q flooded tunnel at Tunnel station.
n miles east 1f this city. Two
trains are now ted up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22

VANCOUVER. u. c. June g
Builcunt- Five men were killed In
a wreck on tho Canadian Pacific
railroad At Notch I'M. near Kan
loops. iadhY. when tho wheel Of q
freight tinr broke and dliehed sey'
erai cars
Two 4 The bodies recovered from
the wreck arc evidently tfamps. bui
one of the train crew IL missing
The other two victims. whose
bodies ARE still IN the debfis, At,
thought 10 b. tnmpa who wor,
stealing q ride.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22
WILSON is TO RESIGN


WASHINGTON, June a.
II 10 rumored to-day tina, James
Wilson, Of Iowa. secretary Of
agriculture, will retire from
public life at the end Of this
year II 10 understood tina,
the name Of Charles c. Scott,
Of KansAa "a receiving serious
consideration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22


| n INK. June .s-caimly
~ - Y roissd many love
~ ~ Elsie sixcl. whose
4 ~ vss fpand In q room
y = N1l1usnnt. chu Gain. a
- 1rDl1rpf - q witness At
~ evsr The girls remains
y tGI1rd hat he had never
4 ~ b Mn sigsl. who was
~ nghser q Major Gen
~ 3 veteran Of the Civil
- 1T ste newer made love
~ h p>FDn. He said that she
= - Igyt lerss. however.
I11fl5 thought there wAs
extraordinary 10 her
~ him in psrsoa. be
elNays called him Chu
~ l<<fsrs we're address
Oar ffiena."
- Keeper Held.
- siAlez DAT he was
- = ffiestship with
NJ ~ Der mother
~ called b. his res
11agiy. He paid be was
u ~ hat be vas not
J belisf b. the slFels.
y khool At Hscketiovn.
, o1ervard went TO Co
Igugyity.
4 The slgels' frequent
- restaurant. chu said.
- February. Mrs. sigel
11ehlsr came to ny res
- Is<s than once each
p he time Of the girls
ne J have visited them
- aad We were on close
fle1dship. met them
y lso."
szaminstion. the cor.
':'st hat Cain be held
loads TO assure his fur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22

nIADY. n. y. June p
asel, brother Of Elsie
~ murdered in New
e'efly BY Leon Llng. for
~ po'ite In all parts Of tho
~ y. ~ searching, today De.
~ shu Hop. arrested on
q being The murderer.
ns nan be sought. Hop
y 4 80 because his appear.
= -1ilsr 10 that Of Ling. He
,ieAsed this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22

There without matron they
are TO serve their tlme. No place
has been provided for matfon
and so abe Is to be done away with.
In all probability, nunkH for three
guards have been placed by the
side Of the Kitchen but no place
whatever has been planned for a
matron
There has been no denying on
the part OF the mayor and other
city officials that women are 10 be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22
MEN ORDERED
To BUY GOOD
T|MEP|ECES

The Seattle Electric company has
issued an order requiring all motor
men and conductors In ith employ
to purchase i7,iewoled watches Of
. standard make. whefeai there 10
CONSIDERATION and much indignation
throughout the ranks OF the 1900
employees affected.
Tho order comes Il Ia said, an The
result Of a recommendation made by
q. n. brown. official watch inspcc'
tor for the company. Mr. Brown, In
eidsnially. II Is also alleged. is the
proprietor Of a retail watch and
clock store In the colman building.
And many Of the Interested en-.
pioycs who must discard their old
watches and spend half a months
salary for the new timeplcoea are
inclined 10 think that they are get
ting u handed to them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22
PLAN TO HERD WOMEN
WITH MEN IN STOCKADE
Women Are Indignant
Over Scheme of City Of
ficisls Which Has Just
Now Developed.
sY BONNIE WHEELER.

Tweutyfouf women prisoners
hcrded into small bunk house.
and this small bunk house only a
few feet away from those occupied
BY the city's criminal men. IA the
condition that will exist unless
something Is done to prevent II.
When the city prison stookade
on Beacon hill Is completed. In a
week or so, according 10 a state.
mcnt made by Mayor Miller and
other officials, twenty'four OF the
women prisoners are TO be moved
out to the eiiys open air prison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22

The new watches. several Jewel.
erp say. cannot be bought under $50
each. which will mean total ca.
penditure OF $4,000. The facts In
the case have been reported to sew
eral Of the council members. with
a request that they make an inyes-
tigaiion. aa a majority OF the men
IN the employ Of the Seattle Electric
company insist that they cannot
really afford to spend such a sum
OF money at this time. and they also
insist that Il Is needless expense
as they are not Ia positions similar
TO those Of railway tralnmcn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22

~ Junk, June 22.-Afoused
. . Of Mas Elsie sleel
'gossd 70 have fallen a
ls, 1 =, Chinese admirer
n Helen y. Clark
I. y director Of The ciart
worth st. today decried
nnnenesa women mission a,gs
- Y, q. Oriental saarte p.'''''"
td n e inlsaionaries are
~ ohinese men than
nfy S sss converted en-.
~ ~: J. ior thess women :, Z, q
~ : y chlhsss. Tbs AZ y
AIsi,s ~ not religion pr ~
= Aosh cases p'e'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22

SAN FRANCISCO. June "a
Robert Z, Baines, a dry goods mer-
chant Of this city. today placed In
Tom Corbett's hands $1,000 to bet
at even money that Francis ].
Hcney would be elected district at
torney OF San Francisco at the cons
ing election. The money was cover
ed Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22

kept 81 the stoekade but they have
lust neglected to mention Il In
their reports.
Mrs. Catherine s,lrtAn. one Of
the foremost women workers TO
better prison conditions. reported
the matter 10 the women's clubs
and things have been stirring ever
since.
The conditions. n allowed TO ex.
lat. Will be appalling All the work
Of the women's clubs will BE- for
naught The conditions that exist.
ed al the county Jail In former Rd'
ministfations will be repeated. Il
IL small wonder the women Of Sc.
attle arr up In arms
Women Hsrded Together.
Twenty.four women In small
bunk house. twelve BY thirty feet
and eight feet hish. To be herded
like cattle In this small space Is
bad enough but when the arrange
ments for ventilation are eonsld.
ered the situation becomes fright
fal
The ventilation consists Of eight
small windows each one and one.
third feet square. covered with
screening. and placed directly op.
posi,c each other. and a row OF
small holss around the ceiling and
floor. each hole two inches square
In this slnc-Ilncd house, with only
few inches Of air. twentysfour OF
the city's unfortunate women are
to be housed for months at a time.
Beds Too Narrow.
Running through the center Of
the building are the hunks. They
are In tiers OF three and are 70 ar
ranged that a space Of two feet IL
allowed from each wall. The
women who occupy the upper
hunks will be within two feet Of
the zinc roof. Each woman viii
have a bed two feet wide and six
feet long. and the beds have only
low board dividing them. This
arrangement makes the two beds
practically In one. the women on
the lower hunks being almost shut
of from the ventilation except
what they can get through the
small holes near the floor. There
are absolutely no accommodations
and the women must lay their
clothing on the floor. a. there viii
be no place provided. There Is not
a single place where a moments
privacy can be had The eondi'
tons that will exist when these
women are herded In with the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22
IRRIGATION TONIGHT.

4 Irrigation will be allowed
4 tonight from 7 to $3.50 only.
4 This applies to meters also,
\ No irrigation will be allowed
\ until further notice.
4 L. 3, YoUNos, supt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22
wom.n's Club. Aroused.

What are the women Of Seattle
going 10 do about thlsY Just wait
and see. They are aroused and the
city officials will have 10 account
to them. Not long ago the women
fought q winning fight against the
awful condition tha, existed among
the women prisoners who were
kept in the same quarters IA the
men. before Bob Hodge was sheriff
This time the same conditions have
no, been allowed TO secure a foot.
hold but the victory will be Just
a. farreaching
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22

city's criminal men and with only
three guards Ia too revolving to
even contemplate.
Something must be done and the
women'a clubs have taken tho mat.
ter under Amusement Mayor NIL
Ter. when interviewed By Mrs.
stirtan. expressed no surprise but
said that the women must work
a. we'll as the men What work
they will do was not stated.
Move No, a New One.
That the decision 10 move the
women lnto the stockAde lie not a
new one vas shown BY an exam.
ination Of the blue prints by witch
the buildings were constructed
These ahow the plans TOT womenis
quartern And the carpenters IN
charge stated yesterday tina, the
quarters for tho women were TO be
Just the sane a. the two bunk
houses for the men with the one
exception that the lumber with
which the hunks were constructed
was better grade Of lumber. With
not so many allyerH" In Il.
No separate tables for the
women are provided In the plans,
in fact the announcements have
been that ~ men were to be kept
within the city prison atockada.
But the blue prints. the statement
Of the carpenters at work on the
buildings. and that Of Mayor Miller
and other officials would Indicate
that "a women and u mon are 10 be
kept within tho atockade unless
something Ia done to prevent such
state Of affnlrs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-30
TODAY IN
DEPARTMENTS

state charters veTs spaaed oaep
Rs follows:
0kahuma State bank a. pas4s.
With capital stock Of sab.n0o The
incorporates are 3. II Davis James
praughmnn, Il +. Freeman. Jessie
Mccluskey and s. b MaCluskey 1E
Davis. @ B. Meciubkeg q sluaknze
casblom Lockrldse Elevator con
pany. Of l.ockFldge and eaahlDn. wilh
capital stock Of slO.0pDs The IaenF.
porelofs gre g r. Butler, IL Inek
ridge ! T. cram aad lamee Storm
Of cashiOn,
The Whllehnrse Rural Telephone
company. q Whlsehorses wlIh ! rap
llef stock 0l 5000, The incorporates
are: W. @. Hughes. N = amlth CIR
RE n Mahr. Il y. powulnk " H6sn
Ing ana Il q noewofth. hll ol WaIIA
h0Fae
The Cook C0nalrucllon AlnlHAay.
organized under me laws 1T lowe
with 1apllai stock Of sas.ooQ. HHIHh
haa heen awaFded the CONTRACT Iof
conatruct,ne lhc A. q n college HHIlH
Inga ii Saltwater today fled sHNS
ol IL articles 81 lncofnoFaldlIa HIIh
the secretary uf stale 81 danneHI|s
Cd the appointment Of + NJ raafs
epel. = uVlhfia. 40 sidie ukeyl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-30

Both are high toned gentlemen amt
Democratic
Thomas Mcguire. county commits
sionef Of Kay, was q business visitor
IA the Cly taking an active part IN
the work OF the school land lesseas
Guy Talbot returned 10 Cherokee
this morning
j Flem Smith la here from Ponce
City
nj A. 0oi4On returned last egen'
lna fsnm tfip TO oklahoma City
Prof. ben =. HenneaAey Is here sia.
Hing frias us.
-4--
Z. II. CLARK resnfnadlo Pawnee laai
fvaniFT Sos .sal
y lRaisSp@ + Dufes ssEtSelfrohi
~ Repp-
Mayurelect Farquharson was among
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-30
Oil EXCITEMENT AT MApILL.
sperIal to DAILY Leader.

sperlal to Daily Leader.
Madll Okla, Apfli 80 Interest," ~
ihe 81 situation Ia Madill waa inteus
cited today when Hammer & Mich
'aeie brought IL 4 we'll on the D u.
Whiting lease. about 400 yards north
af the city limits This we'll Is two
miles northwest Of the Arhuckle ilrm,
whf;e me Msl.Mlllan company haS vt.
ready bl0ught 10 ak good wells and
hna rs b saine extent that The oil iield
ia and around Madfi1 covers consider
abie territory Samples Of Of from
the Hammer & Mlehaels well brought
10 town ti.ls afternoon are pfonouncof
10 BE- Of hlgh grade aa any In The coun
lra Rev8Ial oil men have Il as thols
opinion that the oli w0uld test any
where from e5 90 20 degreeB. the sixth
we'll brought iH bF the Mal.Mllan
company Il good producer but there
"A some work set 70 BE done On ihla
well. and t Is not 1t ail unlikely Il
vllI be slot 10 see whlf e6em that
viii have on shc gsa pressure and oll
pfndncti0n. a. M Meli In the Madlli
field has ever had this trealmeni
sfhe WelbhDenh9rl 1all which wsa
previously reported almost Completed
Is again tlell 40 by ~ lnipnell1n, ono
Ina further Nafk Will ~ done on lhis
iNaIl until the title 20 the leaae p
elsnFed Ia fhe c0ufze
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-30

iaany n Them Happening Every o1f
But Soon Forgotten.
Close snayes would be ~ mort itt
qauni occurrence but Tor tiie tender
ffaes OF many men which win nN
permit Of shaving often. Hefeloiole'
nothing has been said Ia these cot
nuns about poHlam q new skin illeeofNft
10 connection with Is use aflfl Rna}
ing. Ils publicity and salee have nsee
c0nAnel almost exclualRNlf % W. "
markable properties ast an 4czfui4
cure; u stops the itching At oncn ai'sI
curee the worst casoe IN q Jew defa
While the application Of hoslam ailef
shaving u one W To- minor uaea auet
as for pimples. the complexlon ele
shayeFs win fnd 4 roYelalIonS a1 !
does for abraslona fouRhness. and ee
we're scraplnEk what u does for all
manner of skin dliilculllen heals and
erues ln a few hours a IS tiIf only
article possessing real antineplIc aad
curative value that han eyeE uten px
plotted for lhla purpose and NllS
Aooihe aid tone up the skin as - iql|
el preparation conld posaihly "a
pOslam can be had al say le|lebln
drnggIst's. particularly r. =. iAlllg y
the post0tiice pharmacy, Wallaee's aal
Boe'a, who make a specially OF u o.
the Emergency Laboratories, ho 1s
West 25ih street, New York Cllg WITT
send trial supply Tree by mhil a
any one who win write for ID f'h|l
Is sufficient to show reau|is 10 "a
hours.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-30
PERSONAL
4 AND LOCAL

Representative Milton Bryan Of
ilawnee is n0ushrle visitor.
$50 H. pittrnan returned 10 Okla
hbma clsy last evening.
Professor vi n ANeg q 1hs A. =
il college faehlty IL Guthrie visitor
County Attorney I4J DAVIS ef
Lincoln county Is here from Chandler.
"a. If. Hyde 9esarhAd ta Alya Iast
Iakhuine-
il0n. A. n. kgason. u kftopss end
coI. Carndbfa0 shf ,bElathl eoId railae
Iiiends q. ], r. Langley, assistant see
retnrg d the school land commission
EfA here IA ne guests o. MI Langley.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-30
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