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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-01
With the Personally Conducted

ION your left. ladies and gentle
men, rises the majestic front of West
minister Abbey, where we find the in
spring shrine OF Edward the Confess
sor, together with memorials of ar
fists, writers, and statesmen. You may
gaze in silent awe for AS seconds. at
the expiration of which time we will
take the bus for the Tower.'-Puck
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-01


speca designf
d with eeth side
e n Of b and are
CoroneB the braid hrmyin
IIave
ones in al colo are1o cand15c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-01

new corsets for Fall the bust line is
lower, the waist line is more defined
and the skirt is a trifie longer.
Thomson's "Glove- Fitting" Corsets
combine all of these new points.
Come in and see them. Let our cor
setiere show you the model best suited
to your figure.
Special attention is directed to style
No. LA pictured here-a corset that
meets every requirement of the aver
age figure. Note the medium high
bust, the new waist line and the long
hips. 1t is made of white coutille
trimmed widh dainty Val. lace and
satin ribbon. Cushion button hose sup
porters at front and sides. O. %
Sizes from Is to q, price. p4.OO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-14
PRISONER
JOCK|ED
OFFICERS


Ardmore. Ok. May l{--Thal legal
cntanglements como easier Than they
can be siraightaned, = half dozen
peace officers now here are willing
10 affirm.
II isn't very often that Sheriff Ak
ers has any trouble getting rid of a
prisoner, but with nd Chambers. wan.
ed at Mckinney, Texas, charged with
two pisiol cases and resisting arrest
Il Is different
Last Saturday Chambers was arrest
cd here on advice from the sheriff at
Mckinney and placed IN jail, A day
lator Sheriff Eubanks came for his
man, but Chambers refused 70 60 back
Without requlsiiiun papers from tho
governor of Texas. Sheriff Euhanks
went back 70 get them and IN the
meantime Sheriff Akers prevailed on
Chambers TO sign a waiver Of requi.
sition and notified the Texas officer
Of what had been dime, whereupon
Deputy Sheriff McCauly vas sent to
take back the prisoner.
Deputy McCauly arrived here yes.
tcrday and started back with his me-
this morning. but when the two ha !
gotten as far as Madlll they were both
arrested and came hack to Ardm0re
In charge Of an officer, the officer
being charged with kidnapping cham.
bors.
Chambers, through his lawyer, Az.
torney Ussery has sworn out habeas
corpus papers and they we're served
on The deputy ana his prisoner WHOM
the train reached Madill
Sheriff Akers wishes that he could
get the man back 10 Texas and the
Texas sheriff wants to get him. but a
pretty lsngle appears TO be IN pres
Dcct.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-14
TEXAN
QUERIES
. W|CEERSHAN

Washington, D. C. MAJ lAC Com
mont on the recent fire Of queries by
Senator Culberson. 10 the department
OF the attorney general, grows more
pointed as The rumarks OF the oablnos
officer are more thoroughly digcstei
an say Culherson got after Attorney
General Wlckcrsham with = sharp
stick
Commenting upon the fact that four
circuit Judges had expressed The 0pir.
lon that the tobacco trust is mono
poly In violation OF the law, no said
II DO not know what may be Iha
purpose OF the present attorney gen.
eral In respect to this suit but he
made q speech recently In New York
by which grave doubt was thrown on
the course he purposes to take with
reference 10 the enforcement of the
antitrust law
In a speech to the NeT York bar
April S0,, Attorney GefagaI Wicker
sham implied that some OF the anti
trust prosecutions by bis predecessor
were instituted without sufficient con
slderatlon and without adequate
cause" ana said that where such
conditions are found 10 exist the pres.
ont administration will not hesitate
10 Withdraw the suits or dismiss the
prosecutions
He clearly lntimaled a desire for
the supreme court 10 reverse the cir.
cult court In the tobacco case by re
marking that II that court should
give to the sherman ANTITRUST law
a construction MS far.reachlng as s0mn
OF the judges Of the court Of appeals
In this circuit gave IN the tobacco
case, congress may so amonA the aat
as TO except from lts provisions tho.
ordinary agreements which are tho
necessary result OF healthy business
conditions
Mr. Wickersham thus IN effect calls
OIL the governments case IN the 90.
bacco prosecution, suggests 10 the su
preme court reversal and advised
congress 10 amend the antitrust law
SO as to permit ordinary agreements
which are the necessary result OF
healthy business conditions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-14
REAL ESTATE BOOSTER!

The realestate firm of Stanley &
Kline is 4 good Guthrie booster. They
purchased $50 acres Of land adjoining
the city; they gave $4,000 to the Mid
land valley aud Plains Railroad and
have recently issued 4 handsome and
costly folder advertising their addition
adjoining the city on the southwest
Thousands OF these folders are TO be
distributed through the eastern states
by tue firm IN selling its lots.
Their handsome souvenir art PAM
phlets show nearly forty Of the most
attractive buildings and business
views IN the city. Toe compilation Of
n rs perfect, and the manner In which
II shows 20 advantage the clty's most
attractive scenes merits high praise.
Although Il contains little reading, the
pictures speak volumes for duthrle's
enterprise
Stanley and Kline have been great
town builders IN the past and have
brought many people 10 Guthrie and
Oklahoma durll4; their stay here.
They have made extensive investments
and propose to successfully people one
lf the largest suburban tracts now
plated. They are offering this prop.
crty for Investment throughout the
United states, having already placed
these lots IN The hands Of hundreds OF
agents throughout the cities Of the
East.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-14
CAPITAL SCORES
ON PRESS REPORT

A recent press dispatch from Tulsa
used by all stale papers Is scored
hard and seemingly correctly by the
News'Canltal, McAlcaier u says
An Associated Press dispatch from
Tulsa saysi
Judge Marshall announced today
that a grand fury would meet az Ne.
Alestor okla lune II, This Ia lalr
en- 70 mean that the government iu-
tends 40 Investigate Town lot matters
IN every town in the Creek nation. A
number 0t Witnesses from Hastings,
Mich. arrived here today 90 testify
in the Muskogee town loi lnYesiis
tlons.
Relny. ii la % be wondered who
takes that TO mean McAlester is
4 regular place Of holding Federal
court and there Is no reason Why
there should not ho a grand jury, es.
peclaliy N view OF the fact that the
alleged black hand folks uf Anderson
were bound over to the Federal grand
Jury hero June IL.
Il the dispatch means that an A..
kansas panel Of sixteen vii also be
drawn Fl does not signify anything
further than that there IRE some Of.
lenses supposed 10 have been com.
mlted prior to statehood IN the old
Central district Of Indian territory.
Greek town lot frauds could moi be
investigated IN McAlester. since no
part OF the Greek nation was In the
Central district. although z part OF
the Choelaw nation was IN the old
Western district.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-14
GOT SOAKED BY BUTCH.

Enid, May l3.-rhe News prints Il
sensational story about Kansas
"rube as follows
Green goods which he didn't got
caused Ernest Robin from tho wilds
OF Kansas, to stop of In Enid yestcr.
day and ledge complaint against Hen.
ry Matthews bold, bad butcher OF
news on The Frisco. incidentally the
unsophisticated one from Kansas
learned TINT forbidden fruit occasional.
~ turns to sour grapes
Matthews ls vendor Of aewg on
the Frisco train which bOra Robin.
% years old, Enld.ward yesterday
When he 1rsl saw Robin as the train
was pulling out Of the Tulsl yards he
wanted 40 ask. Does your mother
know you're outg' But he didn't
MlltheWs has an eye for the main
chance. His business Is 10 buy The
children clothes and IN Ernest he oh.
sorved ibc original p y. Mark AS N
result OF subsequent transactions Mat
lhews waf fined $40 and costs yester.
day IN the court Of Justice OlassrF
and Robin was sent on hls way to tha
Texan panhandle with e better real.
zatlon ol what bIttcr world Il is.
after all
Whom the train was rapplng on tho
miles between Enid and Guthrie the
news agent approached Innocence
Abroad end permitted him 10 take
Just one little peep between the covers
OF q strange and spicy book Tben am
other book even more w0ndr0w1 than
the arst was brought out and Robin
waa given a glance at the allufements
between the covers SIN another
hook WIS fished out Of tho fecesses
Of the news agents sstchol and then
something IN the way OF q proposition
was made,
Az TO IN the court room yesterday
When Robin bought the book "con.
iaiulug4 the s5, be was happy When
he looked, he went for a warrant. feel
Ing the thief should be punished.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-14
OKLAHOMA POST.
OFFICE MATTERS

Special 70 Daily Leader.
Washington, May i3.-The follow
Ing fonrlh.class postmaslers have been
appointed n Oklahome
BoleY. 0kiuekee county, VIM j
Jones Yce n g. Jones: Cary, Okius'
kee county ChiFlie G Hicks. vice ]
"a. Henderson. chioaia. Delaware
county Mrs. Jennie Haggard. yleo j.
B. walker. Echp. nullware county
Allie b Hoover, vice c. p Matthews;
kltiie. Coal county. George w O'Neai
vice j n 0'Eeal South Canadian
Dewey county, Rcnix Il. HanSbalgef
vice q. III Beagle
A rural delivery route has been es
i4hllshad, 10 commence July ]. ID
fdalr Nayaa county. ihe length bclnq
twenIy.tnrea and half miles, with 100
families
A pnsiofIlce mas been oFdered as
tabllshed at Whllesboru. ~ Flors
cDhnls, with isaac J. Ysught post
master
Thd gtost0hice II Klngaley. HaFpel
county win be discontinued to tgks
effect My 81 The mail will 80 Il
speafm0ie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-14
GOOD NEWS TO WOMEN

Father Williams Indian Herb Tab.
lels Natures Remedy, is becoming
the most popular Female Remedy Ia
use. Pale, Weak, Nervous, Delicate
Women suffering from those weak
nosses and diseases, peculiar 10 their
sox, will find in lraiher williams In,
dian Tablets q wonderful TONIC and
REGULATOR Il Qulets the Nerves.
puts on flesh. gives strength and
elasticity TO the step, brightens tho
eyes. clears the complexion and
makes you well and strong again. Ten
or Tablets. 20 cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-14
BROUGHT COLOR
To HER CHEEKS
Then Strength Returned And This
Bloodless Woman Became we'll
Tonic Treatment Was What She
Needed and Or. Williams Pink
PILE Just Eltted Her Case

Needed and Or. Wllllars' Pink
Pills Just Fitted Her Case
There are many men, women and
even children suffering from Anaemla
which means too llttle blood The
disease Is well named fer The patient
actually has deficiency Of blood
which Affects every part Of the body.
There le a lack Of energy character
istlo pallor d sense 0f suHocaiing att
er the lansl exertiou, generillg de-
scrlbOd as sh0Tlnehs OF breath. The
disease comes ON gradually and is
often well advanced before e iH rec.
ognized
Too often medical treatment la un-
satlsllel0ry and the disease progresses
until Il becomes hopeless IN the ease
Of Young girls lt often develops into
consumption
i The sufferers from deficient
| blood supply coald only know It. a
large pesocniago Of caseB could be-
quickly cured for there ls q remedy
that Is exactly suited for their trouble
and q Is within the reach oi ell Or.
Willgms pink PILLS are an almost
certain blood builder aud as e remedy
for anaemic conditions will surp ise by
their maryel0ua results patients who
have failed to regain hoalth, strength
and color BY the use Of other remedies.
| The following cure is but one Of thou
sauds, and farther proof from y0nF
own locality can be had for the asking.
7 am glad 10 recommend Dr. vii.
lams Pink pills says MIS- ROderick
y. MacI4eay % No 3 parkvlew avenue.
BnnalO, NJ ", 'la they have been
or wonderfU beneht 10 mo A few
years ago ! was completely nn down
through 0verwork and worry Ms
blood was Tain end wateFy aud ! was
very pale { grew gradullly worae fof
a year and was weak aud short Of
breath. especially when walked np
stairs. which eould not DO without
resting every few steps could not
even walk 1oroas the room without
having my heart Auitar
+ was under the dOoinr'H care
Throughout tho entire wlater Ffe said
] was Ia a ~ stats lo run laio con.
sumption and that ] neadea aameihing
10 build me up WAS n0i benaited By
bis lrcafment lnd began using nr. vii
liams Pink Pills after had been sick
for Ok months ! noticed tight awas
that the pills we're helping me ~
Emy cheeks began TO have some eOloi
and my strength returned was e0m
pIeiely cured after giving tho pilis 3
thorough lrlah VII be- glad T.
through this sialempnl 81 NY esperi
enee, some nihes person afflicted as
was IA feslorcfi ~ haalih BY Tbs lies
lof nr. williams plak pills
II Won nte lnteresied IN the rainedi
that cHredl Mrs. MaetNay. write lodal
ior Our HookIef. rlheuhts 0f TIE
! Blood" It rs free and viii ba sen
pesirlil
Dr williams pink PHla lrn siwayi
The saine and are sold 0nly IN pack
ages bearing the wpllknoTn lrgd'
mark. 'Dr Williams PINK 'llls fo
IPlla People Pills sold N any Qlhei
p1ckage uF loose. BY The dpzpu d
hundred are moi the same whafeve
The clerk tells you The gennipe nf'
/ sold hY all druggists Or Will be sen
By mali postpaid. On receipt folU'iee
50 cenla per boA Rlx boxes foP $3.50
hr the Df wiIllams siedietaA CO
IHfheneelaag n X
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-14
Venue cHANeEs ro EuFAuLA

Special te the Daily Leader
MeAieslrr Ok. May ~ Mike zan
one. charged In Two cases with muir
der fof killing his wlle'a sister and
her mother at fEartshhrne April IS
WIS granted change Of venue to VI
inula on the ground that mob tried
10 iynrh him, and gw!ng 10 The aiiaRi
cd praIudiee against the italian race
bf reason Of recent acts ef tho Black
Hans IL blowing un buildings and ai.
tempting 20 aasassluate citizens. The
trial i set tor June "a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-14
oRR.ADAMs WEDDING
Crescent Kewsl

Crescent Newsl
At The home Of the brides parents
on May 18th. 1909 at s O'clock. Rev.
n. 4. Orr Of powhattan, Kansas. and
Miss Olive May Adams daughter OF
Rev and Mrs. Adams OF this city
were Joined together In holy matrl
mony the Rev. w. G. Adams, pastor
Of tha q. 3. church at Oklahoma City
officiating. The ring ceremony being
used. little Abhie Adams acting as
ring bearer ana Rev Oliver Adame
twin brother Of the bridel and wife
acting as bridesmaid and gro0msmar.
The bride was dressed IN q most bear
tlful creation Of white silk chiffon
and dainty Oriental lace while The
groom wore the usual dreSs Of blacFe
They were married IN the presence
rf Immediate family.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-14
CAN'T FIND GRAIN RECORDS
lnY AeanelnLnll praeal

Kansas City. Mo-, May i3-The IN
vesligailon df the hooks oi the state
grain department with headQuarier,
IN Kansas City, Kan. has showed thas
the records OF eli grain weights for
fourteen months ond twelve days,
from June 1904, to September 1905
are missing. The boots and accounts
Of tho OF Ice we're taken 70 Topeka
several days ago for q checking The
state accountant has not concluded
The inquiry end The office across the
line has received ne statement re
gardlng the condition on the books.
Tho hooks were KEPT bY a. p. Croft
who was appointed clerk IN 1903
He was discharged when The new in
spcel0r, John n. White. took charge
May l. lie has been awag since thei'
and hts ahsance nas not been explain
ed By hts friends or by Mrs cfotts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-14
svaNEp UP MONKEYS

Icfgersonviile. Ind May i4--A small
hoy. name unknown, thr9w q llghtei
match into q cage oi monkeys Whlel
brought up ihe tail end of tie Daradc
of gonlrys circus yesterday The cage
Vas Uttered vllh siraB and before
attendants could put out The fire the
aaiGnaIs we're eremaled. There wefs
seven monkeys in the cage. an tra'a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-14
MAD COW AmucK


Shawnee, Ok. May t3-Mf. and
Mrs. W. +. Huggns Of North Market
street had an unusual and most un'
pleasant experience with their family
COW. The beast was lniuriated and
was not suhdued until both Nh and
'tls. fiusgins had suffered painful in.
iures. The COW first attacked Mrs
huggins and had the unfortunate wo'
man on the ground. With her cloihlng
torn To ehreds, when her cries ~
traetcd Mr. fluggins The latter rush
ed 10 The rescue and was just in time
10 cave Mrs Huggins' life, as the ln
furialcd COW would certainly have
killed her
Mr. HuRelns attracted the beasts
attention. and was mads The object
OF her attack. receiving painful III
inrles, Ills right arm was broken
near The shoulder and he WAS other
wise badly bruised. Mrs Huggins
also was considerably bruised When
rescued, lae COW was stamping on hen
prnstrate lofm and her situation was
most critical
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-14

Many weak. nervous women have
been n,glored to health BY Foleya
Kidney Remedy as II slmulales ih,
Kidneys so they will elimiuaie The
waste matter from the blood. mpur
files depiese the nerves. causing ner.
vous exhaustion anp other aIlmenls
Commence today and you win soon be
we'll. pleahant to take
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-14
CELLS INTEREST IN GIN

Blngcr. OK. May ii.-R. w Win
chell who, has been a member Of tho
Blnger Gin and Grain company since
ITS organization, this week sold his
Interest to NJ. and A. J. Fnlkerson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-14
VI you are troubled wit
DANDRuFF and an ITCHING
BURNING SCALP,
.x.yy,iffah. y
ne afr

win positively remove alltraees
OF at, and stop the Itching anG
Aurninn, keep the scalp healthy
and clean and encourage tine
growth 0h new hair.
DO NOT delay as che dnndrufi
germ Kills fhe hair roofs and
stops the growth Of hnfr.
nS NOT a DYE,
q AMI g0c. BOTTLES. AT DRUGGISTS
Hays narfina Soap cures Ecxema, red
rough and chapped hands, and all skin disca sei
Keeps ekin hnc and anlt, fsc. dfhsgltta Send
lcior free books, .rhc Care ol che Skin," "Thl
Care of thn Hair"
Phiio nay Spec. Co. Newark. n. =.
FOR SALE eV A. &. GRAY, ). ".
WALLACE AND THE EAGLE DRUG
STORE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-14

Malaria yauscs Loss OF Appetite.
The Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC, drives out ma
larla and builds up the system. For
grown people aud children, 500
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-14
nsATA ov nAuanTEH


Special n Daily Leader.
Agra. Ok, May 15--Rev. aud Mrs
nHanparl have feaalved The naws ol
The death 81 one o. their daughters
llglnK tn Icua. ThIs Il the third O
their ahilagaa e lie Within lbe pesi
mine months
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-14
oAkwoop DESTROYED ~ FIRE

The town OF Oakwood IN Dewey
county was destroyed by IRE Tues
day
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-11-25
Interests" Looked After.

Analysed in detail, the Aldrich-T Taft
law is a thoroughgoing protection
measure. That is, it accentuates the
worst features of buncombe protec-
ton. 1t lowers some duties on com
p~aratively insignificant schedules. It
raises duties to suit eastern manu-.
-facturers on most schedules that d.
rectly affect the average consumers
expense of living.
There is no longer any attempt to
claim that the Aldrich-Taft law was
framed on sound taxation principles,
or for the production of government
revenue as the chief motive. 1t is a
h~odge-podge of notwithstanding to
suit the interests of manufacturers
The slightest analysis shows its In
equalities.
And the one fact that stands out
most prominently Is that the chief de
tenders of the Aldrich-Taft law are
the Interests" that have been fatten
ing at the expense Of consumers fol
two score years. They say the new
law has saved business" meaning, Of
course, that it has failed to interfere
with their loot Of consumers.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-11-25
Can't Sec the Connection.

Our learned and ingenious friend
the American Economist has un.
earthed another n of the many ben.
efits flowing from our high tariff sys
tem-to-wit: The abolition of impris.
onment for debt. Says the writer:
Great Britain, as the leading If not
the only free trade nation, naturally
has a law providing for Imprisonment
for debt"
No explanation Of the precise man
ner whereby free trade has perpetu.
ated the chains of slavery about the
British debtors shins is needed. Az
there is but one source of all evil, and
the producing cause of the Infamous
law is obvious. And by similar logic
It is clear that the statesman whom
we may thank for freeing our debtors
from durance vile Is the honorable
senator from Rhode Island.
1t Is we'll that the ultimate con
sumner should be occasionally remind
ed OF the beneficent source from
which all blessings flow.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-11-25
SOME IDEAS FOR DECORATIONS
How to Make the Home Look Bright
and Cheerful for the
Holidays.

In massing holly for use on the
Christmas table it repays one to wipe
off the leaves with a cloth dipped in a
very little olive oil, says the H~ousekeep-
err. Tall candles should light the feast
and the holly leaves reflect the twink
ling lights in a beautiful manner. If
a chandelier hangs over the dining
table a feature which will delight the
children is to have a nosegay of arti-
fetal flowers suspended from the chan
| delier to within a foot of the table by
means of a red ribbon. This bouquet
should have the paper puff of the old
time fashion, and the bouquet itself
will be found to be a shower bouquet,
one small noseegay for each person,
in the depths of which some trifling
gift is hidden.
Snowballs of cotton, tightly wound
with white ribbon, also conceal gifts
most attractively, while the cheap but
pretty little Santa Claus candy boxes
for sale at favor shops, are effective
upon the Christmas table, and will
hold quite a good-sized package, or. Of
course, may be used to hold the bon
bons for which they are intended. Fol
a luncheon or high tea during Christ
mas week, a beautiful table may be