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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-02-12

Auxiliary Meets.-The ladies' auxil-
iary to the Rock Island County HUI
name society was entertained yester-
day afternoon in an extra meeting ac
the home of Mrs. Clarke. 1920 Twenty
second street The ladies spent the
afternoon sewing for the sale which
is to be given in the near future
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-02-12

mirably. After the banquet the ladies
attended the entertainment given in
the auditorium by the .Epworth league
of the First Methodist church.
Surprise Father Geyer.-The mem
bers of the parish of St. Mary catho-
lie church pefpetrated a complete
surprise on Rev. Adolph Geyer
the pastor, at Columbia hall last even
ing a company of about $50 being
present. The affair was given in honor
of Father Geyer's name day Priests
from Moline, Davenport and Genese9
were present. Words of congratula-
ton were spoken by Frank WITCH who
made the address of welcome, Rev.
Joseph Kelly of Moline and Father
Ryan of Davenport. A program of
songs, Tecitations and instrumental Sc
lections, as follows, was given,
Opening March-Elite orchestra.
Song, Die Himmel Ruhmen"-St.
Marys Choir
Introduction-Frank WITCH. I
Address-Father Joseph Kelly.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. V. l. j. Peters.
Piano Solo-Miss Marie Prick.
Vocal Solo-Master Paul Reese.
Duet. Piano and Violin-Miss Norma
Fuchs and Miss Josephine Aud.
Reading-Miss Theresa Herlitzka.
Piano Solo-Miss Helen Gieseaer.
Vocal Solo-Herman Schnell.
ID.
Ave Maria"-St Marys Choir.
Address-Frank Witch.
Late in the evening supper was serv
ed. Father Geyer was presented with
and esteem.
Altar Society Meets.-The Altar so
ciety of Grace Lutharen church was
entertained last evening at the home
of Miss Grace Burg, 1921 Seventh ave
nue. Four new members were added
to the membership. After the business
session the cathedrals of Europe WERE
studied, Miss Bertha Petersen readins
paper on the subject and different
members had brought views and books
describing the cathedrals. Refresh
ments were served and the evening
spent in merry social way. The SO
ciety adopted as it's colors two of the
colors on the Luther league emblem
| blue and white.
Have Valentine Party-The viii.
de Chantal girls held valentino
party yesterday afternoon and evenin:
at the villa and a large number of in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-02-12

ment guild of Trinity Episcopal church
conducted a very successful sale yes
terday afternoon in the choir room Of
the church. Articles of fancy work.
valentines and pure food were sold
and the ladies served coffee and tea
during the afternoon Something over
$102 was realized by the sale.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-02-12

chapel was entertained yesterday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. J. T.
Stephens, S13 Twenty-ninth street.
The ladies spent the afternoon sewing
and in a7social way and the hostess
served refreshments.
vestment Guild Sale.-The Vest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-02-12

Move to Beautify Rockford.
Rockford, ILL.,, Feb. PA specials
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12

NEW TRIFF MEASURE
WILL CONTAIN


Wasalrgsor, Mareh l2-gi Is en.
ihogltatyely learned tset the new
tariff bnl which vlIl ae submitted Is
the House st the special session 81
the ways ana Means committee VIII
contain the following recommends.
lions
Lead and copper 40 elnree
Sugar, no change.
Iron ore, placed on frea list.
Rails aRt hillsts. substantially re-
duced
Pig iron, 20 per cent reduction.
Textiles. graduated tariff on hleh
Grade cotton and silk goods ana in.
creased tax: on medium grade. no
change. on low grade reduced tar.
III.
Speaker Cannona nd Representa-.
tive Vreel4nd.t nday conlnnedw i'h
the Republican memhers OF the Ways
and Means committee regarding the
provisions Of the bill The new proyl
sion revising the war revenue tax and
the inherisance tag section, we've thor.
oughiy explained to the peaker
IN order TO compensate Ia e meas.
lire for the general reduction IN duties
contained IN the bin the sub commit.
iee has Incorporated several provi.
glons which are expected to Increase
the revenues These provisions are
remedial IN character tending 70 pre-.
vent undervaluatlona and other mett-
eds by which The ambiguity OF the
Dlngley law Il taken advantage o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12
APPEAL WAS BROUGHT
ON TECHNICAL GROUNDS
Il Fall Trial Shown VIII Not
Reverse Because Of
Harmless Error

The Criminal Court OF Appeals he'd
two hours session this afternoon.
with Presiding Judge Furman ana
judges Baker and Doyle present
Arguments we're made upon mo-
ton FOR rehearing IN The case gi the
Territory OF Okahoma versus Wood.
son II. Morris, an appeal from Ksy
county
The court IN an opinion written by
Judge vi @ Baker aiIirms the dis'
trici collrt Of comanche county n she
case of A. H. Ayres versus the Terri.
tory 0f Oklahoma. wherein the az.
iendani WIS sentenced to fgteen
years IN the penltentiary, having been
found guilty ln September, 1906 or
The charge of manslaughteF II ihe
iirst degree.
Ayers was indicted III August 1905,
BY q Ki0wg county grand Jury,
charged with deliberately taking the
HE ol hls wife on December 81, 1903.
IA change Of VENUE was granted to
Comanche county whore he vas 5dIi
,lcied and q motion for new ttiai
oyerruled
The defendant appealed his caan, At
legng eight assignments Of error ar'
on which the court holds ae follows
aylIabus BY the Court
I. Expert testimony Is not ailmis'
slble upon questions which the court
or jury can decide upon tae facts.
when the re.aton of facts and lhela
practicable results can be determined
Without special sAlil oe study. che feet
Themselves must be given Ia evidence
ana the conclusions ana differences
must be drawn by the jury, but TO re
der the admission of such expert
testimony reversible error q must
tend % solve or 20 determine some
issue 10 me case adversely to ihe &c
cused. and V q be clogr that lss ad-
mission did not do sc, or IN some man
rer niurlouBly affect The accused. this
court win not reverse tha Judgment
ol the copri below bec0Nse q lts cd
mission
2. This court oll, moi reverse taa
Judgment OF the trial court, whore Che
record before it shows thei the ae
cused had fair trial By g iaif and
Impartial jury 1nd trial Judge simply
because harmless error may save
occurred al The trial.
3. Il rs not an abuse N diseretloP
FOR trial court 10 overra5 . motion
for new trial hesed on the grounds
Of newly discovered evidence Il sneh
evidence Is unlmportaut, lmmeterlal
or consultative, and the submission Of
such evidence % the jury would not
have produced, or tended to produce
3 different verdict from that rendered
In th0 case.
4. Il Is not error Cor the court %
refuse 70 Instruct the jury at The e.
quest Of The accused II such request
"a Instructions though proper are
fairly covered by the general luslrnc
llOne slyen the Jury By the trial
court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12
commission ORDERS
REDUCED RATE ON
HIDES Into EFFECT

rha Corporation commission this af
ternoon issued IN order putting into
eject proposed order no. 80 nrescFm
lng q joint agd distance tarih on hides,
both green and dry, Including gual
skins ant sheep polts The new tEiin
Il a Uniform schedule rate according
TO distance and quan;lty Of the eommo
dity shipped, covering carload and less
than carload lots, The order makes q
reduction OF from ten TO forty per ccnt
IN the present blanket ratea, Only
green hides are ahipped IN any guar.
titles N this state. The reduction IN
the green hide rates IN carload let's Is
sa fellows: 25 miles, from 10 TO 3
GENTS; 90 miles, from rs 10 III cen@:
rs miles, from 10 70 1875 cents; 100
miles, from "a 10 i5.5 cents. $50 miles,
from S5 70 1876 cents and 200 miles
from 81 10 n cents. The reduction on
dry hidea m cnrlcad lota ls much great
er while ihe reduction For less chan
carload lots Is " the came proper, IN
ns 10 thf comparison on the carload
lots as given above The tarln Del
mlts lhe stopping of q car Ok hides
ln hransil lor ihe purpose of hlllng
The ear "A = churge0i s5 per car
The following excerpt frnm the Com
missions opinion IN thia ease shows the
necessity uf The reductions ordered
"rhe rate from Hobart, Okla. IA
Kansas CIV rs 2E cents per hundred
pounds aad from Kansas city s0 Chl
cago 20 cents Thls rate permits fhe
dealer n Kansas CITY To shlp hides iar
concentration purposes from South.
west oklahoma 10 Nalsns Uliy. anl
there a6nprs them Nndlfnfgalf tJ stht
Chicago mgFkeeS nj ri through sake o;
IS cents PER one GuIndre& p0uaas
"rhe rate from Hobart 10 Oklahoma
City ls n cents per hundrca pounds.
from Oklahoma City to Chicago Al
cents. thus making q through rate from
the same point III Oklahoma n tho
hides are assorted III Oklahoma t'lty
to Chicago ~ ~ cents. hs compared
with bs ranis per hundsad lrunau, Il
ihe hides ere shipped ifgm g,olinri ani
assorted al Kansns CITY
This dlscrlmlnnles n 13s1r 0f Kan
sas cltr aeaIers as asAais OKLAHOMA
laen|em q lAa rxrpnt c3iT cents pei
fnAe RygSed onnae.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12
MAMA FOR DAUGHTER

Last Natem0ar Andersca. lhan si7s
Ing ia small Kansas town. s0unG
aa advertisement n a MntilmonEa.
paper ghleh lmnfaased him Ii da
seflbed q YeTltublp ynnua wha namf
was Mra Naie E James. and thu rf
asasa l6as Thlneeuih stfaes. Denver.
Anderson. who Is ~ years old. anA
sweFed lhe advertisement md fecelv
sd & letter accomplished IS pnOtC
geaph uaieA Get ala herfs 10 DaeiItA
Wildly ssa same At nnca to llleEvea.
liut alhsi the Mfs SFines af the
nhaloeraph and the real Msa. JarAes
uere well, different
knaefsua Nas ehilied anG sldal
wish 20 remain lone the FIRST inns
ha called Mrs james told him sho
nae daughter Anderson hald ns
would luok her over he Nes 10 years
old aud d.nol unallracljre She Wag
shaa employed IS eazi1 glrl IA nAa.
YET store
anderson soi fuoI9 NEXT se ithj
penpied " lifs. 5aales enc her
siaeee a. 8ess
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12
STEAM ROLLER TO
kIl GANN0A'S FIGHT
ON INSURGENTS

Washington. March i2--gaplng
been recognized BY President Taft as
Speaker N the next house, Represen.
tailye Joseph G. Cannon today pro.
ceeded 70 make it absolutely certain
that whatever tariff legislation IS en-
acted win be enacted by the Repub-
ilcan majority tie was aided BY Post
master General F. II Hitchcock. who
brought the famous steam roller"
again into operation
The insurgents had heen edEced
to mere handful by the combined
eoaxins and driving powers Of the
House organization. the Taft Admin.
lstration and the Senate leaders. when
the Speaker begun operations on the
minority with which The insurgents
had threatened 10 combine.
Representative Gardner Of Mrssa.
chusetts has figured that thirty.aye
truc and tried insurgents and all the
Democrats could control the situation
Right here Speaker Cannon showed
the length cf his arm and the COMPEL
Ing force Of the Speakers power It
was permitted to become known that
the Speaker might not follow bis US.
u6l custom Of appointing Democrats
to committee solely IN accordance
with the recommendations OF the lead
er Of tho minority.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12
RELIEF APPROPRIATION
FOR DNOUTH VICTIMS
Ross Bill Amending Paving Law
Adopted Without
Amendment

conteldlng that the senate should
aaree to two amendments made by
the houseNo the bin creating the state
board Of aiiaiin by thc senate, but the
others we're TOO much removed from
me original purpose OF the blll sea.
ator Hatcheit moved acceptance Of the
Two amendments, and refuse concur
eace ia ihe remainaar and the body
accepted the mouea of the senator
1.om Mead
on molten 81 Williams the senate
refused lo concur IN the amendment by
iao house cutting lhe appropriation
Pot ihe state srlniar from $4,000 %
100000.
The senate adopted the house sps
alnl appropriation bin oi $4,000 10 ac,
Tray expenses oi the legislature,
The gaB bin that he'd been recalled
from me governor By the house, Was
nassed as amended by the houea and
signed Nv The president protein
Appropriated Relleg
The Ckaleel nseaafft FROM the mousse.
npproprlallng $4,000 fur the relief Of
she drought Victims III Texas and CHM
arFon counties was adopted: 1000 he-
ing directed for The aia Of the hail
victims ID the Wichitn mountain ais
tfict N the south part Of Caddo and
the northern portion Of Commane
counties.
The Dunn.Durant houso BIN anpre-
Tratng 100000 for Corporation tams
mission contingent expenses wa
adopted nrOwnlee endeevorlng tn sue
a ID tvo
Nc. %, by Smith, relating &c she
state examiner and amending statute
creating same TO conform more closely
with The organic law wes adopted
quite a Li-t
The house sen, word lt he'd alopted
senate =. l22, 1923, 32l 239 2lg 35S,
$3.50 40 500 end S24 ail without
amendn.ent
The effort 60 recusaiiate the bill
nalslng Weleeika e county cour, tuan
Jailed, after some little time 10 argu-
ment.
The Ross blil from the house, chang
ing and amending the statutes relat-
ms 90 paving hi cities Of the first class
sas also adoDted without amendment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12
EERQ Or on RILL m NlusE

There wae An eolgA ~ yas,erduy'g
debate Oh the Yepeer@train oil and
gaa bin IN The House this morning.
when Representative Workman, on
claiemore rose to question OF per
sonal privilege, flls remarks we're IN
connection with what he said yee,er
day on the floor Of the houso, after
Tlllots0n had read au ahldavit as io
o certain persons alleged connection
With the Standard OH company
Mr. Wortmans remagks o, this nom
lng follow In fun.
"nhis morning State Capital quoted
me as having used profane Language
.n Yesterdays debate on the on bll
This ! di NOS do. merely quoted b
third persons language 10 refuting Oh
attempt % @lseredii me. do net use
piolano language at eli and even lhe
quoted words were stricken from ,he
records co my roQues,."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12
MOVEMENT WILL
TAKE ON WIDE SCOPE
In Addition to South and South
vest Is To include
Western States

1ttls 9upeFinlendeni b. Public las
sirucll0n D, y, Cameron. who some
time ago issued call for q coRyen.
tlon Of the leading educplorh 81 che
Southwestern states 70 further tho
Country Life Commission work
ThufsAuy received q letter from Nor
mNn y. Kemp, secretary 81 the Nation
al Country Life Commission endofa
Ing and pledglng appp0r, 10 tho yeu.
lufel hus suggesting that aimee lhe
meeting hes been. postponed until
May 8 and q. lhht additional states
be taken IA and thN cunvenll0n takc
on Wider scopa Secretary Knmp
states thai II tAa South aua South
vest show they are Interested n lha
movement and are we'll representa- AZ
III Guthrie meeting Ne wan laNue
rail- Gor o national conferences ~ aog
eInorS and leaainN educators VA lhS
varlsNs aialoa ~ follow up ana ns
aAl III carrying out THE ideas and nue
gesil0na that would he she fruits
af the convention II be hela III unlh
rte. The alaten included III tho rRll
issued by aupaMnlendHnt Cameron
fafa Louisiana. Texas, New Mexlecl
Arkansas. KANSAS and Missouri SAr
TeisFy Kemp su1geess thas Arlxona
California. utah. Colorado. Wyoming
Nebraska and Mlsslasiprl az added
tho cell Whlrh Wlll probably ho Nen
at once by Superintendent Cameron
Ml Cameron a receiving many Ell
euunagns letters from The goyornof
nnd educators 0f tie SIX states n
eudad IN bic eall stating ibal thee
would pa presaui With largo duloRe
iIena from their respective atnteS
Che present 0ullaek Indicates lhs.
Che event WIN be- the biggest convee
ilon ever callad lo meet ln toe eas
lial elig
Governor Campbell az Texas ar.
reported to 8uperlnlendenl Cameron
that he has already appointed atty
delegeles e attend tie coayeniio
ard that he uould 30 in aliondence
Governor 8lubb8. Of Kansas haa alss
officially reported that the Kane7c
delegates 70 the convention havt
been appointed end that he g0M
very likely ht IN attendance
Superintendent Cameron has ss
euesied ihe county commissloAora
seyeuiyilYe gounilee ID iho state N
send three delegates from lbe COUNTY
one % The list 10 be the county nchcc
sapereaendeni An excellent pro
sFau .s being mapped our for the eoa
venilpn sessions ana stu inelude ia
dresses from several Fogernors ems
laadins educators ss the 6oulhwans
aud Western parts og ih8 Uni.ss
Blatea. Che Oklahoma State Board
q Agriculture IS cooperating with 81.
perntendeni Cameron Ia the move
manl Hhlie Governor HASKELL il ianS
lns bis ssaiaseaee le make ths aarfsl
eaea q suaeass
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12
RAILROADS FAV0R
RESTORING OLD RATE

g. Louis Mo- March l2-Tra6ic
executives 0rasae eighteen railroads
In Missouri aitaf comforting as 10 the
advlsability OF restoring Tie Old three
cents q mile rate made legal By the
decision against the twotcent fare
law rendered by Judge Mcpherson IA
Kansas City Monday adjourned 10
meet IA Chicago next Monday. In
Chicago The question 81 general
raise ~ the passenger rates IN Mis-.
aourl Minnesota, Nebraska, Kansas.
Oklahoma eud Wisconsin Wlll be ats.
cussed The sentiment at today's
meeting was IN favor of restoring
The three cent rate The meeting IA
Chicago was arrangd BY telegraph by
President Wlnghell, pi the Rock N.
iaud and President n. A. Dclano of
tho Wabash.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12
KILLS WIFE
KNEELING At
CHURCH DOOR

Ge8e sew. Mareh l2 eherlea g.
Petty mecblniss aroG Ave shots
Into his ulfea baag les. night aa
she lsnea IN front ST .he Methodiai
church at Sparks sSe died gluioat
Immediately after baias carried lalo
tho church.
Petty came from Easl0a. ae., nine
years ago. with the woman he Killed
lie was divorced at Reno lasl euly
aud married his divorced wife last
December Yesterday she left home
with Petty IN pursuit. 4if yae don't
come back iil Kill you" ae is repre-
sented as saying She tore from BIS
zresp. only 90 Iall victim 10 ATS re-
golges
The dead Womnn leaves lwe child
zen. Her father Is j ~ rlefee ai
Key West FLA faputed wealthy
Petty after shooting, returned home
where ae was arrested lza prafess
es igaoFeaee oi lie crime
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12

washington, Mch i2.~The euC of
she Firsnssenl movement II the
House cs representatives "a naw ii
sight. Ii was freely predicted ahaat
tho canltai this afternoon IhaS there
win not We enrpouals guard engage !
a ire ilght pgiinet the election o.
Mr. Cannon gs speaker, end the adcp-
llon ~ the rules which have been II
force since tha Reea c0uggesa. aae
reitalnay ol tllis gesuil was aastfad
when lhralnahfaanls Hei'e fefuead MD
and comfort BY ht national adinlaiu.
ifnlicn
ID BECAME Certain today tint the ln.
sureents Oh vkHl remains oi them hfe
not 10 Get thc undivided aid q The
Democrats. Fhe delegations srem l.9a.
lslnnn Worlds and MinalHssp7 aeya
decided not 70 ioln 10 any mCvement
acnfisl Ghe ohangll af The rules. EeF.
.s'sl of tie aitst aesls lnelni,srs daYe
alietd9 mada 81 ila sieel Ion i
~ UnderanEd d Chat this 1aaYeneHf
amuna tie eonihefn DemnefelG @ -
fusc 10 f1lcN TIE head o. Champ Clerk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12

epecIai 10 ah8 Daily s4eedos
Denver. golos Aarea III Whaf
you sind that The man yog have SCI
your cap l0r II not suae ntlhla ic
your charms. end silil sou hafe -
zee him marry Into another family.
why. nass him over % your daughter
If y0u have one If mefrageabie age
She may iand him and tlI1t will ke
worth white 4 be 1as money
That IS what Mrs Kate sames, fer
imerly of tAia city Ait aHd She mada
good. When she found that Willlam
Aeaers0n. af kauaas. whose roll ~
twentleA Ia his vess pocket crsehled
whenever he 1fHelae6 uas not slla.
aeullhle ID her. ehe falHtee her daugh
ter. aaxle. Is years CID. up0n him
ana lheuga they oaly lIsed together
four DAYS. the rasgil soel0 nos have
beea wholly d.aapeolntlag Fhose four
Gays. Anderson elhIms. eass him some
thlng over e2Ea. Sc IA now taking
sseos to gel 8 divorce Ea cannot %
Sc 81 this state sa s. lis aul lives
hzza ne tins nze Fea a4 law
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12
TALKS OFF
SUSPENDER
BUTTONS

MfssH'lla. Tenn, Moh, ts-ghe
fourth dag Of the arguments ia tho
enopersharp trial for the murder OF
former United sfatea Senator d "
Carmaek closed lasi might with Gen.
cral washington OF the defense in the
middle OF his argument and Two more
attorneys to follow him. II Il doubt
nil Il the ease will ge te The fury ae.
fore Saturday General Washington
finished his ninth hour Of argument
when the court adjourned at ., n.
and he announced that he would "eun
elude some time tomorrow He will
be followed hy Judge Anderson, Rh0
IS expected 90 mske the main arNlf
meni FOR tho defense Then Attorney
General Mecarn Will close f0g the
state
General Washington took up the con.
ference III Bradlords Office. attacked
Miss Iea's testimony and exlolled Cen.
asal Brown and Judge nFadg0rd
Commenting on the aiales failure
10 croas.examine Governor Patterson
washington said.
The state dl0 not dare They knew
better than 20 hung Into a huzz-saH
Genera Washington took up che
right Of The conpers 10 be on Seventh
ayenue The afternoon Of the killlns
lie claimed that. as Governor patte7
son had summoned Col Cooper 10 tn
executive mansion. the Coepera had
the same right there On that street
that gaimack had. He next attacked
General MeCarn Eur not putting into
his cnsein.ohlef the proof as 70 how
Senator carmack GOT The sey0lger that
Continued On PAGE alaht
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12
70 LOCATE BAPTIST COLLEGE

The locating committee G. the State
Baptist association will Visit Guthrie
next week 10 view the 20.aere site
offered by the city or Guthrie IN con.
nectlon with II banua 0f 100000 70
land Tho location of the State Baptist
college. Shawnee haa made 4 similar
proposition To The board THE Bapl.
tlst people 0g the city are urged III
d. On hand and glYe tne location
comnilltee warm reception while
here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12
c. D. D. CALI.

New York, March l2~Wlta only
sho guremast left standlng The schnon.
er Anna ,. Tralnter from philadcl.
phla wrs towad into Mes York har.
Dor today after haqing beon purity
dlsmanlled ~ storm nE Atlantic
City The vessel was discovered tn
diatrasa yesterday hy fishermen whu
reported her plight 10 The Mlrelcsa
station at Egg harhon Passing
steamers were informed and Two went
10 Tie sehouere assistance. Wireless
stations last alghl received fa@stliy.
'ns CELLS for naelstaaae
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12
CASES ARGUED AND SUBMITTED

The Supreme court WIS ia session
again today. with Chief Justice Kane
preslding and Judges Dunn aud Turn.
ct present Justice Hays has been ex
eusea for the Uhy end 9usllee vii.
liams Is "a thn sies list
mllied
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12
LICKED

washington, .. z, Mich. iz.-Preel.
dent Tail had q conference today with
Speaker Cannon. Senators Burton and
Nelson, and former Representative
Watson Cannon later had nothing 10
say ios publication we have got EN-
licked. tals Is statement Of fesSs
and not prediction" said Watson hag.
lng reference 10 the Doslti0n of tie
nrekularsT N House 10 shelr aklTmsn
With the "inuulgenta.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12
AAaoE ArrAoks AoRsK

W. FaHVViEiEN TT#HN.I
Philadelphia. aeun. Neh i1..-R'ls
teen hundred horses IN gnrloue etatlar
IN this city are aaaer quarantine az
the result o. an culbfeGk Of mGngs
discovered today The authorities sas
the disaesa waa brought Ia 6Y aiiig
meats os horsea aron other strlap
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Mexico CITY March i2 Il IS persist.
emily rumored here that was hes
bf5ken out between Nicaragua ami
Salvador and that there has been
An engagement between gunboats Of
tho nelligorenia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-12
nesumEs ARGUMENT

Nashville Tenn. Mch. l2. General
Washington resumed arguments ,of
the defense IA the Cooper trisl sotag