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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18
WRONG BREAKFAST


Many persons think ibal for
stseaelh. lhey musg hpsm The day
with a heeakE "a OF Meal and other
heaVy foods This Ii mlelake as
anyone csn easily discover for him.
seis
4 W Va carpenters experience
may benefit others rle wrltes
4 ueed 10 81 very heayy break
gasi eater but finally Indigestion
eaaaeA ne snea di1lfess, became
lraid ln eat ans thing.
NV slte snBaeaied q trial Of Crane
Nals and IS hnd la eai sometnlng
os elaryo concluded ID take her
adfiec SHE hxcd me up 9 dish and
! remarked d thu time ihat the qual-
lly WIS all FIGHT bHi ihe qn1utily
va iro smil- wanted q gaueefiul
sfaf She said 4 small amount OF
Crane SUITS eeBt q lans way and chat
must eat 4 accoriias 10 d'feesNna,
sa started IL Win Grape Nuts and
cream. 2 safl hoiled eees md some
eaisn i8asi for hreaklaNl
+ cut ous nests aud d lni nf other
aln1 had been ued b eating sll
ny llie and was EFetaed 90 see ihat
/ aas neiiins hotter right ulsgg !
pentlHdcd ! had eif1ci the riFht
ihIug and eineh ~ il ! had mot only
eai lmpf9pnr ioed hut too much
= WAS WORKING al tie narneuierf
lrade n lllat time aHl thousHl ih7t
nnloas hsd 2 hnaftg hrcahfaai With
nlpnsy 81 meet wapid nlqv oni hr
foFe lnuer nFt pflef q few dave ~
mf new hreabiau found ! ennIa a.
more work. fest better In evefa WaY
aud nAw J am no' bothered with III
lleasilon
/ NaWe elven Nv Postum ca n1iile
fffet NIgh Rnad wrhr Roaa 10
WfllYllle Ii pkgs sfhcrcs Reas
u
Ever rssd itn shaen tiitr a rar
1ne nnneafs lfcm timA sn flrse They
are uefnlne true ard full Of human
lnEe9esN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18
COMMITTEE
PLACES TO Be FILLED
IN THE U. S. SENATE

Washington. heb. IS There viii
many desirable committee places ID
be hlei Ia the Senate when the SIX.
Is tlist Congress assemblies. inrlud-
ING the sueeeasur 10 8anntm Knox.
Of pennsylvania and Senator Allison
Of iowa. The committee places 81
the latter senators are much oovetea
onee
Tle death % Senator Allison left
vacant Che most desirable committee
craftsmanship In the Senate that OF
committee on appropriations This
Win be alied By SenHi0f llaie, whose
raflremeia as chairman OF Naval ~
fairs Will cause the promotion OF
Senator Perkins to lhIs place The
retirement o. Mr Teller ana Mr. Hem
menway will aeka vacancies IN .he
committee on appropriations Wet
more Of Rhode Island. Kean Of New
lafaEy. DelHver Of Iowa ANA Nelsoa
Of minnesota are looked upon aa can
diaaies ta succeed MIR HemenwaN
hut the strong sentiment among
Western senators for geographical
distribution Of such places Nlll prob
ably result Ia the appointment of %
western senator llthar Simmons Of
tl0gih Carolina, or NeEaurin Of Mis-.
sisspp Is likely 70 succeed Mr. Tel
Ter ON the appropriations c0mmttee
The most important committee dur
Ing lhe extra session Of C0neres VIII
De that on finance. which will be
charged with the work OF considering
thu tariff bin when 4 comes from
the house IN fact the committee
VIII 20 to work al once so thar by
the time the house bill reaches the
aenate the report upOn It viii be
maze within Il comnarqtya'y hrlef
time. on that committee vacancies
viii be made by the retirement Of
Senators Teller. Hansboro and Slatt
and by the death of Mr.. h'llson
An appointment on ne ilnance
committee has been declined By Sen
ator Galllnger and It Is likely that
vacancies viii he filed By Senators
Iodee Carter and Nelson senator
Telers place may be given TO Sen.
at0f clay OF Georgia
soot Ii the only new senator who
viii receive important committee ap.
polnimeuts Having been ai the head
u the War ana State departments,
be WIN be placed on both military ai'
fairs and foreign relations. The see
ond y1caney ON the military affairs
male by the retirement OF Senator
Foraker will probably so 10 senator
Flint of CalIl0rni Att Dnniel Will
probably sueeeed Mr. Teller as chair
nan os the committee en- private land
claims. which Is one Of The best mi
nority assignments Of tho Senate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18
PLOTTED TO
FIX" JURY

plltshure Feb iS charlea and
John Colbert. brohers are IN JAIN ana
twenty detectives. with Warrants, are
seafchipg for ion other men suspect.
ca 81 having iaker uart % a most re-.
marhable aiiempi 6 jury axisgn
giarict Attorney William Blakeicy
and George Waegoner ahlef e The
Allenpheney county detectives. dignity
iha alleged cansplraey as being even
uOee thnn al uieme e jury hNlns
Theg declare they have proof that
the purpose was 10 "nxn an entire puu-
el ofsiyty ialeamen or as many o.
them as could be approached
From them were to be ehgsen
twelve ecod men and true" % iry
w W. Aamsay former president Of
he German national bank Of this city,
A. a. Vilsack former cashier af that
institution. amt John 4 Hlein a pTm
cr common councilman. whose trials
re axed ter Tuesday she ex-hsnkers
ro accused oi furnishing money %
'inauenec seunclmen In the matter
al depository ~ he eiiys money,
Klein is charged with harding the
'ho1dle" ln the council Nine men IN
all haye been indicted In the alIais.
This "a the ease III which the flash.
ishi photograph figures.
goes without saying that II most
.al the slXie ralesmpn had been liked
d maitcree iilip which Of them were
ehofan rs Jurors The district aitor.
neg's office elsims % have proof that
g a1l 0l ST GOO has baen raised
70 make sure that Klein Vllaaek ana
Ramsey are acquitted With theao
.hfee irao 4 was eured that ite
others w9ult moi be brought 10 trial
Tile district attorney claims that D
feW hours after ile names Ot the SIS.
lY lalesmeu dfsWn We're posted on the
outer doar oi me saeans office. h
man whose record ls not clean wnr
The authorities copied the names care
fully Fp has haeu watched by dete .
llges day and night but nothing unto
safd was discovered until y. + Car
center % Mareulum. pIttsbnrg sub
Hfb, visited The district attorney on
Saturday
Carpenter enc OF he p nel Of sixty
IS relehbaF ol Charles Colbert, q
retired glass worker Carpenter M
legged, unief oalh that Carries Cai.
bert approached him and remarked
chat ii gcald be a good thing If there
WIS no coaVlellpn N any of the brio
ery eases and thu tie know there
was D handsome sum 81 money wait
lng far anybaiy who would make sure
there was no conviction.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18
RA|NEY
IS N|FFED

Washington. Feb IS -Consieasman
Rainey al Illinois takes as personal
Ia himself the declaration made by
psoeluengeect TAFT that people
shonl not be "led aslray BY bum
c0mbe speeches on ihe floor of ihe
House oi REPRESENTATIVE Nc. Tath
Was Alking about ne Panama ca
aal. ana etllenily had ln mind INC
sensational speerh ID which MT.
3ainey mentioned iae names OF
Charles z TAFT William Nelson cFom
we'll and others ~ connection With
sehemes 10 exploit limhef ana feil
rcal rights ou me isthmus IN com
mnnllns upon the statement Of the
FfeaIaenteleet AIR. nalnes said
3ainey Promises Facts
The president elect ike lhe presi
Dent. membefs Of Congress and news
snnpfs who have attacked ME ba'
sslae oF my sanama canal charges,
h hnl ihiowine dust Ger the real
Isae shali ansNer al Of them
inf once ami al before the end of
NE presenl session u Congress. and
u1nn do come back At them with
lhe facts piil really klfe ihenl some
hlns to irik aboui
iethar Mt TAFT nor anyone elae
aae IS yci maae & real answer g my
charges aaneefning lhe spuliaiion
scheme nos being attempted upon
tlse fathmua af panama continued
hptesenlttive naineg 'hey have
overlooked ihe rea iaaues and in
asead have come forward ss mere
character Witnesses I0f William Nei.
son Hfamweli ana Athprs WHO aFe
tealna one of Tie most lupeHdpna
ef hs ever undertaken naye maae
rs atlack HHan the Panama canal
uftieef itself. nm IN heariy sgm
palAy with t as nre ali the Amefi
can people bat offered this eei
dence io show iba, there is q scheme
nGoat 10 acquire the various timber
aha railroad Rights uf she isthmu
y improper means and that The
present administration and the neon
ing administration are both aware ol
u
Ar0loay Mos 70 Be Maco
When make m2 iinsl speech on
lha hoor Of the I1ouse / shall mol
make an aHsloey tu RFesldeni 3hal
fla. Mr Cromwell MI Taft Of ans
one else. can deliver tae good
III will 40 o am not onlF wait
lna for hose sho are nov altaeklni
Ina ID conclude these aiiacks ans
vhen ! da fepiy ! do noi expect g
leeeend b thelr level OF persona
aDAae
ii bis speech Air. aalney eharsel
feslienl Dhahlia of Panama 9ltl
ffsaenn, deelafing that he was han'
alpNc Nila american ilnaneisl RHc
eaHHefA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18
REVENUE MEASURE
IN THE HOUSE


Continued ifoW Page one
makes certain regulations ps q guar,
aalinc lines. dipping yaia etc
10 Prevent Sae and Oil Waste.
Among the more Important bills
passed. was no. 2ss b. Tlllotson and
Strain Of the senate 20 prevent q
waste Of cil and gas II provides for
az inspector al q ealaFy 1f not over
$1,000 wears deputies AZ e6ea q day.
and feoulros chat gas lights must nr
eAtlngulshed between eight d. II. ara
i've ii M. ltnless meters are used The
hll aiso provides ier tho plugging ~
abandoned wells ele Hem spoke
against The measure as before fni
again sala be believed lhe slandari
pii company WIS behind lAu meamfe
emergency tlnase wa nlso naase
A NJ 0lnlIan pr Ianu was passed,
providing faf tho distribution al mon.
IS received from the T s. Forest ic
serve fund
committee reported unf RorabN
nn ROSS hl' amending lhe present
laH as 70 county division, special
elections Therefor, etc l'te Thomes
Dlll. Which WINS receHtly pasend BY the
4enaip WIS killed III De house an
Col Ross hill was intended as 4 csn
ptulnlAht Nhls Maae sdAllihH Tillnt
son iaw'wlll stand as paaSnd lasI year
Afternoon Session
IN iho early afternoon houHe 50
zion further consideration 3f NJ igS
the Anthony HiS BIN. III committee ol
lhe whole house held the boards
With Robert wallace IN ne chair
Three public buildings bills al fol
lie southeastern normal SehNai arg
peAa unaafs Ior ihree O'clock. This
three towns are Ada Dugaiu and ara
more.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18
q WIND W FIVE
TRIBES AFFAIRS

Continued ilom eaRe one
senls she choetaw council as dele
gate and SAYS he does not desire 10
see tho coal an dasplali Of the Choc.
tHNs ana Calckasaws soli ai this
lin
81 Wrlshi also objected 70 the
clause which naaes invalid any con
traetA which aiay haYe Been naaia by
the Ch0etaw u1@lsI5elNeaN nstlfns
with any nessonSa4 he skh Has9elt
nIlel properilcE h5Ihank h. toai
lanaas pn hc snpns nnalloiiea
linas.
The hre tribes III. as Il is now
hefnre the committees In The SEN.
etc ar ll1rta Is dElTefcns from lhc
egielra bill Some changea Wero
made A The sueiiesli0a fthe Acc
ralary 81 hieIiny. and others a the
snkeeslian Of Governor McCutain. Of
the ChnetaN nation ~ u row stand
It has ihe endnrsument of Che aerfe
laFt NJ The interior. lie Indian rhlefs
md Nl Of tho Oklshemq leeaiinn
rSehpl Repf sentative McnnIfa she
4 AlAlne ta KIN Tie HHnasnfe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

Nare dangerous fH4H baNt'e sflFusi
Tho Jauanese sre re only people
IN history who have neen ahle 70 Inr
nlsh skilled Intelligent labor ii low
cost lIlgh grade labor capable q
shroducIng a great ananiity ci goods cf
goods Of hikh Class has boai
hgh IN price and 50 ERrcpl has begl
this rule that It has beel resafded "a
TIE light uf IN eahzomle Inv. This
Japanese have reversed the rule ami
demolahea the Law 1hatla fha rleau.
lng Of the wonderful sasaaee af Japan
and il "a mose dsneesoas NJ &c ualts
ea sItAlessta re tsf Esstsfa tgaaa
than pll lkh hat'l "a - 27sli
nNsspd IA naa ua lqAit
Ltatr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18
y a - IN @ "a L "A.
a.. a,m kha You Faye Ngags Ragae
''sss'''' ! M> >s&zNzzss<
Q oooooooo Q poo Q Q oooo Q
! TALES FROM SEN. q
] ATE CLOAK ROOM G
J soeoooccooooooocc Q Q

LA HfNtI q FtHnln| III l'iitt = ~
unffieadly On roll call 10 some pnt
tie Ardmcae soion POPS his yes on
mo as quickly aud loudly as 0te
whcsc name Is away down at the bot
tom % ihe row
sodani alleges he has always been
an early riser especially since he
moved into the big auuse on iha ranch
bal he wants o know how 90 ser out
committee reuuri4 when the senate
commences II Il ever does commence,
"a meet al four Of mornings, and stay
In session until nine Of evenings Sci
danl. when cattle shipping Time ecmcs
on The ranch. believes III working over
time, but IN the regular order Of bust.
naaa, opinea twelve hours ought to
constitute fair days work.
Graham u quoted as fayoring reg.
'ular Time hours fcr senate work and
alleges that Redwine Hsichett. Blair
and those other fellows who stay 40
al social functions end lheAtre parties
will like the president pro teus. retire
carly ana work rirht up until ninc
O'Clock o. evening, regular bed time
J. Harry gl03nan, af Bunch n the
eals member of the senate VINO pafiH
his name in The middle. This IS nct
on accoanl af pride however. but
basauso hts first tlilc u dohosnphat ana
hts family does not like for him 10
ase so uafrlendly a o0gnomeh
Senator saryel5 never gets exeited.
ne llkc Graham 20 ana was mem
Der ~, only Of The Second and Firat
aenaies. but also of the constitution !
convention While Giat.5 is1at'
ing and making Ane parliamentary
points, the Militn man mas BE heari
calling up & bin Me has written while
others were speeeh-makng. aud 4
generally rides through without excli-
ing comment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-18

fonlfeioF Joe seeerns reluraed
lAal esenlug lroM aklahnna city
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-12-30
NO LIQUOR TO Be
SHIPPED c. 0. D.
INTERSTATE LIQUOR LAW Eff
FECTIVE JANUARY l.
MEASURE WORK OF "DRYS"
Packages of Liquors Shipped Into
Dry States Must Be Addressed
to Bona Eide Consignees.

Washington, Dec. N.-On and at
ter January !, 1910, the importation
OF liquor into prohibition states must
be carried on openly and above
board No longer may the user OF
liquors receive these articles unless
the package in which they are ship
ped is plainly marked on the cover,
showing the nature and extent of the
liquid contents. This is one of the
requirements OF the new interstate
liquor law, which was incorporated
in the penal code passed at the
last regular session of congress.
This new law is the first fruit Of
the ng-continued campaign waged
by the Prohibitionists before con-
gress.
Not only does the code require
the plain marking of packages con-
tanning liquor, but it puts an end
to the practice of express and freight
agents acting as collectors for liquor
agents and also puts stop to
anonymous shipments and does away
with the c. O. D. Liquor traffic.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-12-30
THE MARKETS
Portland.

Wheat-New crop, track prices:
club, $l.O8; bluestem, $1.18; red Rus
sian, $1.O6.
Barley-Feed and brewing. $50
Oats-$33 per ton.
Hay-Timothy, Willamette Valley,
$1,000 per ton; Eastern Oregon.
$1S@21; alfalfa, SIC; clover, SIC.
Butter-Extra, 3oc; fancy, 33@36c.
Eggs-Ranch, candled, 43c.
Hops-leOe crop, 1920; 1908
crop, 1s@lSc; 1907, crop, l2c.
Wool-Eastern Oregon, 16023c
per pound.
Mohair-24c.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-12-30
PRINCE ACCUSES GOVERNOR
Proposed demonstrating of Public
Lands Basis of Attack.

Honolulu, Dec N.-Delegate to
Congress Kalanianaole, who recently
announced his candidacy for re-elec-
ton, has caused political sensation
throughout the territory by vigor-
Gus attack upon Governor Frear,
charging the governor with not act
ing in good faith with regard to
the proposed demonstrating of pub
lie lands.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-12-30
Convicts Do Good Work on Road.

Wenatchee-Forty convicts were
brought down from Okanogan,
where they have been working at
the convict camp on the state road
in . the Methow Valley~ The work
done by the convicts is reported
to be first class. Thirty of the con-
victs will be liberated in this city,
as their time has expired. =
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-12-30
Runaway Train Snashes

St. Paul, Dec. 26-A runaway
Great Northern freight train, going
down grade fully 90 miles an hour,
crashed into the Union Depot. The
engine smashed through two brick
walls into the baggage room and
now hes a mass OF wreckage in
the basement. while II or Is freight
cars were reduced to splinters. No
fatalities resulted.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-12-30
Seattle Men Face Grand Turv.

Seattle, Dec. 26.-The King county
grand jury has commenced an inves-
tigatiQn OF the charges of extortion
made against Deputy Prosecuting
Attorney Holzheimer and Special
Agent Peyton in connection with the
attempt to extradite from Los An
geles Ralph Leavitt, accused of man.
slaughter for having been in an au-
tomobile which ran down and killed
Seattle street sweeper, more than
a year ago.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-12-30
N. P. Shortens Main Line.

Tacoma-The main line of the
Northern Pacific from Spokane to
Tacoma and Seattle is to be short
ened 100 miles during the coming
year. The new line will be con-
tinuation of the branch which is
now being built from Ritzville in
Adams county to a point directly
west of there on the Conne1l-A Adrian
branch.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-12-30
Paris Cold to Baroness Vaughan.

Paris, Dec. 26.-Usually consumed
with the desire either to hear or to
tell some new thing, Paris seems to
be looking askance at Baroness
Vaughan, the. inorganic wife of the
late King Leopold of Belgium, who
is:about to enter upon a colossal
struggle to retain the riches shower
ed upon her by the ruler whom she
dominated during the last years of
his life. =.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-12-30
lap and Octoroon Wed.

Tacoma-Henry S. Gamashita, a
Japanese, was married at the court
house to Maude Lawrence, a pretty
octoroon girl of. is. The bridegroom
is reported to be a prosperous res
taurant man in San Francisco, but
the law of California would not per-
init their marriage
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-12-30
Tacoma White SLAYER Sentenced.

Tacoma-Fred Leplante, former
proprietor of Tacoma candy store
and recently convicted Of white
slave" traffic among Tacoma girls,
pleaded guilty of being an habitual
criminal and was sentenced to a
term Of from 10 to IS years in the
state prison
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-12-30
WASHINGTON NEWS
STATED IN BRIEF
TELEGRAPHIC CHRONICLE OF
STATE HAPPENINGS.
HOME CONTROL is SLOGAN
Western Conservationists Will Hold
Convention in Spokane This
Winter.

Spokane-A general convention of
state conservation advocates is to
be held in Spokane this winter. At
that meeting delegates from every
section of the west will. be invited
and the fight organized to put the
saving of forests, water power, coal
and mining districts in the hands
of the different states instead of un-
der control of the national govern
ment A call for a preliminary meet
ing has been issued by special
committee off fa1e Spokane branch of
the American Mining Congress,
which states:
"The residents of the western
states have been asked to surrender
their forests, not alone to federal
control, but all revenue therefrom to
the federal treasury, and now pay
grazing charges on public lands
which have been free for the use
of the pioneer heretofore from the
foundation of our government
without consulting the interests
or wishes of the residents of these
states, it is now proposed to with
draw the water powers and to raise
the price on coal lands"
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-12-30
Spokane Pioneer Dies.

Spokane-Charles S. Voorhees,, for
two terms Territorial delegate from
Washington and one of the pioneer
residents of this city, died here Sun
day. morning.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-12-30
Two Seattle Banks Consolidate.

Seattle-The Seattle National Bank
and the Puget Sound National Bank,
two of the largest banking houses
in the northwest, are consolidate.
The consolidated bank will have a
capital of 100000 and: surplus
of 100000 This. merger, it is said,
will form the largest bank anywhere
in the northwest.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-12-30
Japs and Chinese in Fight

San Francisco, Dec. 27.-The
Emergency hospital is filled with
battered Chinese and Japanese as the
result of free-for-all fight between
the two nations at the Preside foot
ball grounds
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-12-30
Bald Head Aids Rescue.

Aberdeen-Calling loudly for help
and in imminent danger of slipping
to watery grave in the Wishkah
river, man was found c1inging to
4 pile. His situation was discovered
by his bald head, on which the light
shone and guided the rescuers.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-12-30
Seattle.

Seattle.
Wheat-Bluestem, $12l; club Sill.
Oats-$32@33 per ton.
Barley-New, $28 per ton.
Hay-Timothy, $2o@24 per ton:
alfalfa, $40 per ton.
butter-Washington creamery 3oe:
ranch, Zoe.
Eggs-s->sted, local, 46@4sc.
Potatoes-White- River. SieQls
per ton.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-12-30
Large Prune Crop in Clarke.

Vancouver--It is the opinion of
prominent packers that in Clarke
county this year over 5000 900
pounds Of prunes have been cured.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-12-30
Cowboy Artist Dies,

Ridgefeld, Conn, Dec 27.-Fred-
erick Remington, the cowboy artist,
died here Sunday of appendicitis af-
ter brief illness.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-12-30
Curtail State Grain Inspection.

Tacoma-Grain dealers here are
expecting the functions of the state
grain inspectors office to be cur
tailed as a result of suit brought
by w. w. Robinson, of Seattle,
against the state railway commits
sion to prevent the collection of in
spection fees on hay shipped by Rob-
inson from Eastern Washington. 1t
is understood at the state grain in
spector's office here that the suit,
while not yet decided in court, has
resulted in the decision by the COM
with the East side shipper. At pres
ent inspection is obligatory, carry
ing a fee of Is cents per car.