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Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30
Fitzherbert Wins Another,

Belmont Park. N. r.. Sept 2s.-S. C.. Hildreth's Fitzherbert added another stake to his already long list when he easily won the Jerome handicap, mile and five-sixteenths, here today.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30
COLCHESTER
Democratic Caucus = Union Temper
 anee RaIIy-Personal Mention.

The democratic voters of the town me. in caucus in Grange hail Tuesday evening and nominated the following candidates for town offices: Selectmen, Hamilton Wallis Guy B. Clark; town treasurer. John F. O'Connell.
 MT. and Mrs. James s. Case were at the Grange fair in East Haddam on Wednesday
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30

Score by innings: Philadelphia ...... Chicago .-..... ..
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30
Proof of the vheory.

An English doctor zays that swear ing is a relief to the nerves. And you may have noticed that men like Uncle Joe Cannon and Bob Evans are not much troubled with nerves.--Los Angeles Times. .
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30
Ties Two Year Old Trottinq Record.

Columbus. O.. Sept. 2s.--Native Bell, owned by Edward Thompson of North port, l.. l., and driven by T.-W Mur- phy, won the worlds record for two year old trotting Allies today, and tied with Trampfast for worlds honors for trotters of that age of both sexes.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30
ns,lou., ts.su. s,..s,s..
PItf,kurs 1aLe, It Ea,y.

to New York today by Of GNto 1. The To-
 calls used several substitutes in their lineup Drucke was strong at all times. but Maddox and H. Cam
 nitz hit hard Permission having been given by the national commission. the game scheduled be- tween New York and Pittsburg for Friday will be played tomorrow. making double header. and leaving Friday open date for both teams The
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30
New York.
Pittsburs.
Cubs Ir Out New Players.

Chicago Sept 29-Phsdeipilia lost double header to Chicago Cubs today. the h1t by the or to and the second s to 3. Chicago tried out new pitcher. Ray Brown fin the second game. and he allowed the visitors only five hits Luderus. the new first bsseman being tried by teh locals. got home mu. double and two singles The
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30

Simon Uicholls of the Athletics was married to Miss Marie R. Conneen of Philadelphia Oct. 2, 1908. and the se- cret has just leaked out.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30

New London.-Bishop Walters of A. M. P. Zion church will preach next Sunday morning in the Federal Street Methodist church. He win preach in the afternoon at the A. M. E. Zion mis- sion in Bethany chapel
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30
nl,hIand.r, outpIax St. Louis.

New York. Sept. 29.-New York won two games fro-l St. Louis tOdly, the being to and II to o. In both contests the visitors outpayed at every point. The second game marked by heavy hitting the part of teh locals. who got seventeen safeties od McCarry. Scores:
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30

Amherst, Mass. Sept. 29.-Amherst and Norwich played tie game open ing the season here today, neither team scoring. Amherst lost the ball on downs two feet from the Norwich goal in the second half
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30

Thursday. September so-Harrist s. Bennett vs. N. Y. N. II. & H. R. R Co.,; Frank Bennett vs. N. r., N. H. Connecticut Go.
 Friday. October 1--Orlo c. Bosworth ct al vs. .E. M. Carver ct al.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30
Habit He Can't Break.

A former Missouri legislator is now a sleeping car porter. When a man gets one taste for easy graft there's no holding him.-Cleveland Leader.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30
Dartmouth Had Easy Time.

had an easy time in her first game of
 the season today, defeating Massachu-
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30

Runs. for Chicago Parent Payne. for Philadelphia Teitmiiller: double plays. Rnh to Davis. Parent Altizer. Purtell to Parent to Altzer. Murphy to Rath, Atz to Mtzer to Parent to Payne stolen bases Collins Parent. Davis Altizct; struck out by Plank f. by Walsh 6; left bases. Philadelphia f. Chi cago '; first balls. of Plank ,. of Walsh l : first eros. Philadelphia 1. Chicago B. hft by pitcher by Plank l; time. 200; umpires. Sheridan and Krein.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30
FootbaII R,,ul, wedas,d.y,

At Proridence-Browh S. Rhode Island State c. At Pnilsdcrhis- Pennsylvlnia @. Ursinius Col lsEt e. A. Aadorer Mass,-PhiIlips Andover q. Lowell Textile Schqol O.. s.
 At Bsthlshsz. Fa-Lshish N. Lebanon yanss
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30
Amherst Made Near-score.

setts Agricultural college, 22 to 0. All
 the scoring was done in the first half:
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30

cities at 2 D. m. Rain checks shall be issued each day regardless of weather conditional
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30
AthIs,ie. Rr.,k Evan
Chicago.
Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Sept 29.-Chieago broke even with Philadelphia in double header here today The
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30
St. Lnui, Man ia NInih.

Sf Louis Sept. 29.-St. Louis scored two runs in the ninth inning today two singles, a sacrifice and error and from Boston. to l. The score:
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30
Philadelphia.
Chicago.
Cincinnati Win, from BroekIyn.

Cincinnati. Sept ee.-AfcIntyre's wiIdness was Chiefly responsible for the defeat Brooklyn in the final Of the series with Cincinnati today. Three followed by Psskerts triple. gave the locals three and the game in the seventh. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30
Detroit.
Boston.
.Batted for Pape in stt

Runs for Detroit D. Jones' Bush g. Cob 2. Dele hanty 2. Kiian. for Boston Lord 2. Speaker; three 7I-s innines, off Pane 2 in 2-s: sacrifice hits IT Jones' Drehanty. Schmidt: sacrifice fly. Carigan stolen bases Bush g. Speaker. Cobb. D. Jones: dou- to CGrrigan. Killian 10 Schmidt to T. Jones' Bush to T. Jones' left bases. Detroit z. Boston 8; first base on balls of Cicotte '. of Killian 8; first base on error. Boston l; struck out. by Cicotte 1. by killian 5. by Pape T.; passed ball. Donahue: time. l.57; -umplres, Dineen and Connolly.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30
St. Louis.
T0tals. 20 3 2I 20 2

10taIs, ZJ . P ZO Two out wehn winning scored
 Score by innings: St Louis ..............o 0 oeo 70 Q 2-2 Boston -. ...........O Q % 10 Q O-l
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30
Totals, g : 2i Il
New York.
St. Louis.
w.,L,u,to- Taks, Two from cI,y,Iand.
Cleveland.
Washington

Washington Sept. 29-Washington defeated the CIeveiands today in Doth games of the double head er to and to 3. Scores:
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30
Second gam
Cleveland.
Washin gton

sNetzel bated for Otis in 9d.
 ssBatted for Falkeiberx In 9th.
 Score by innings: WAsllins9 .-s.6 0 c O --7 Cleveland ..., ..-..-.--o l 0 Q Q s-r3
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30
PUTNAM
Assianments,

(continued from page two.) H. R. R. Co.,: Harry c. Holmes vs. Emily R. Holmes.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30

Runs. TOT Detroit Bush. Cob6. Crawford Delehan- y, T. Jones; home run Crawford hits. off Arellanes in Is innings, of karser in 2-3. of Killian in E. of Speer l In 1; sacrifice hia Schmidt: dou- ble play, Lord to Carngan karger; left bases, Detroit 6. Boston 4; first base balls of Arel- lanes 3. of Karger 4; first base erroEs, Boston l, Detroit l; hit by pitcher. by Ksrger 2. by kn- Han 2; struck out by AreIanes 2. by Kilian l. by Karver 5; passed ball. Carrigan; time. IA umpires. Connolly and Dneen.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30

Totals 2s 27 12 ? Totals. 2s 25 One out when winning scored.
 Score by innings: Washington ..... ....1 Q 0 1-2 Cleveland ........ ....0 o O 0-l
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-30
Detroit.

sBatted for Killian in sth. *sBated for French in 9th. .#tRan for Stahl in 5th
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
LABOR COMMISSIONER
ENDEAVORs TO SETTLE
DISPUTE OVER WAGES

Okmulgee. Okla. Feb 10 State In
bor Commissioner G. T.. Daughsrty II
IN Okmulgee endeayGrine to adjust the
differences between the contractors,
ghe teamstelN and iab1refs union. The
HnIcn Is contendlng Tor . cents per
s0ur Tor an lahuF and the teamsters
demand 50 cents per hour for their
ennis nd contention Is nude taas
only eight hours work can be per
.ormei e.en day according 10 the law
Okmldfee has TWO sewer contracts
now going on and q Si59000 pay ng
ssateaci inst started ami HE e1u'
tractors claim they should not be com
4hiich a nav more Than Muskogee ami
Tulsa where The rates are 20 cents
ser hour FOR labor and 35 cents per
aGar lce teams
dhey eouiend that the higher raier
we're established BY the omen con
slguction c0mpany hecauae that com
many had cunlrac, which enabled
them 70 collect in ner cent on the en-.
fire contract or rather cost Of the
Work while they were Aailding the
rev water and sewer extensions put
II last wear aud for that reason inc
nQre wages they paid for work the
more none ihey were ablt q Ell
lact faom thc cilg foF lhem elves
raughery states that ire orlg rer
1rds Ne can fni shows that these rates
sevpi Il era he M Insist lhet thef
shall be paid and that the law must
Sc c1mDrei with IN he matter 81
sofklfe elRh, hours and IN the mean
In he WORK Of The city + beipg hell
MP Efe Smedes Construction com
any. Who re the contractors on the
zig paving lob made lheir bids based
On Tulsa and Muskogee rates Of WAGES.
They kag 20 pay higher mems a iosa
of money en- the contract
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
a FlENp.

There is nothing IN the history Of
Geronimo TO entitle him 20 KIND Wofus.
he lived and died as mean as Al
mighty God would permit a man 70 do.
He wos murderer by instirct ana
cultivated the same until history NJ
fords no more rceolilng specimen ni
humankind An Apache Indian mad no
friend He murdered AL who came
10 be ~ his mercy. II such term could
be made use Of when speaking Of that
tribe. he warred with his brother
we'd men and thp white was hts eaes
nv also. spared IN no case And Of
All those murdefous chiefs who roamed
from north 70 south IN the early daf
history OF this great plains country,
Geronimo WAS the arch murderous yii.
Ian 0f the mall
Geronimo WIS probably ninety years
Old when ne died IN addition % be.
ing q villlan0us killer 0f men. he was
master liar and during all The years
ho slaid at Fort SIN pretended that
M eciid speak 40 Word ot English,
Still years and years ago when q col
cHei IN the army X mted him. he ans
werea il plain. well spoken English.
The indians 81 The Five Tribes paid
many 81 ieronlmo's debts lie forced
them TO protect themselves on the
west. nAd oausad many valuable acres
for the chase and for grazing 10 be
practically abandoned because OF ibe
waflikp Apaches and Comanches 70
ihp Old chiefs memory little can pc
expressed ii bic favor Ne was 80
cruel and had taken life SO often that
he was loaghsome o. appearance ann
his exnressiea would make Satan how
IN fesf. He boasied that he had
killed more white people. men. women
aEd ehildrens than any ntnef Indian
He mansacfed whole pioneer families
and leii the children hanging 70 posts
OF beams their cries for mercy Oiae
luz ID remorse. It's faN0fie manner
81 torture was 70 hang a hook into
The Jaw and leave the victim suspend
cd ANY atF0eity ever praetised bf 9
y hend not attempted bg Geronimo, was
due to BIS never hearing ot IT. not q
mercy
A peculiar swlst OF destiny saved the
Old chief 10 live % ripe age but ht
never soitened nor had he learned
10 FORGIVE OF forget ie was mar
Of evil and died ae ho had lived
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
o 0 @ 90 O. o oo @ o Q Q coo 0
o TALES FROM SEN. @
Q ATE CLOAK ROOM Q
q q
. Q coo o D o Q 0 o 0 600 Q .

There is gentle runner denied
~ Bllups himself that man who
once figured III a great nrnhiDiilye
movement. ana who made a record
oven after his partisan effort 70 ess
lahnsh The principle Of FefusmE 1
maa The right 10 sell lamefeck may
be congressional asplfani an The
Flflh district. Blllups as Is known
to tho cloak room. " moi 4 fellow
Who shlllles with the changing winds
His political defeat and death have
besn prnclaimea from the stump and
commented on III the press. but he
comes rulIlckng alone all RIGHT and
has mover sustained political defeat.
He never spent An hour o. bis thirty
Two Soffs n dissipation nor does he
waste mlunlq IL reply 70 hrs critics.
lie has heen luaKe hnd prosecutor
ara Il senator. and as be hes laNt
turned over Nn The ailefnonil, Esae q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
CHAMP CLARK

Champ Clark, leader OF the D0mae-
racy IN the representatives depart
menl. has demonstrated he under.
stands few points OF the game.
Clark fought The bin introduced to
enable Knox 10 hold place IN the
cabinet. Ills reascn was sound, ssal-
ing that be feli i ridiculous for con.
gtess to seek 10 amend the eonstitu.
ton hy legislative act, therefore
tried 70 prevent The same.
The Democratic leader felt and ex
pressed his mind to effect that the
constitution has beea stabbed often
enough in The past few years with
olat aiding it by silly legislative
ael. He with almost an students Of
men and affairs. agfee that senator
Knox Is q great and worthy man. but
thag can not be offwed az reason
10 Justify an attempt 20 nuilify the
constitution Of the United States.
There may be way for the con.
grass io allow the presideutleleet
overcome che present obstacle. but.
il s.. Il vas not in The measure Of.
iefHA and defeated one day recently.
Even Speaker Cannon at no time
pnFsDnage accused Of running him.
self 70 the danger point TO drive
nails where they might enable the
sacred constitution TO reposa with
comfort, argued thar ihe action OF
conerem would be oi no assistance In
this particular instance Mr. Can
non too. N friend OF Knox ana
would like 10 see HIM get a place IN
the Taft cabinet
Mr. Knox, perhaps. eau BE- listed
IA 6ne Oh the ten great men now hoia
Ing public Office He Is warm
hlooded PENNSYLVANIA who made his
Wa4 ic Eoaltion Ct power III spite
81 he iaos thar pernsg fania had q
bad nanle II Che business and pc
(. lincal world Then. too, be had been
an attorney ior the trusts and MAS
REGARDED niih suspicion by The II
legged wise ones with whom he dem.
agugues ol Washington vre thar
advising with That Ne II ihe 0rls
one 0f 81 that outfit to actually bat,
lle . trust and win Is matter d
common nolurlety. However. az thai
fans IA an4 Nllh rsfxgana u hismm
efqi1en i = Adct lbae hd Il bo Is
"a 81 s. Use a. Iakl6 I'LL NhaIs
H. hIemlef IN lhe THil cabinet Nould
lend "a difficulties TOO grave 10 ii
low ,nklng a single chance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of caiaFFh that can
not be cured by Halls Caasrh Cure
+ J CHENEY g. co. foledo' Q.
We the undersigned have known
~ J Cheney for lhe last - years aud
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able 10 carry out any obligations made
by bis Arm,
WAIlDINC, KINNAN a MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. 0.
Halls catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price 20 cents
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls family pills for coust
patton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
NEW GOVERNMENT AT
TULSA NEXT WEDNESDAY

slccial 10 thc Daily Leader
Tuis, G,aa.. FEB. Ion Wednes
lav of next week the government on
IRE civ Of TULSA WIN De in The hands
IL The newly elected officials aAl all
lermalic government viii be O thing
lr the mas 10 Tulsa The outgoing
niclals wll meet tonight IN accord
lnoe with the Ian ami canvass inc
iote ol the rcce1i election On sat
rday morning the cily clerk VIII i''
sue ccsincaies of election 70 The new
II yef. commissioners ana audllCf
Aa rc, forth ~ the charter. The fol
ewing Monday H. the day set for the
wearing ID cfthe rev eilicers nit \
selag Washingipns birthday and a ie.
eai holiday tbs Will not be dogA until
rgesday Of next weeh on Tuesday
Night iho retlting anil newly elected
fne'als win meet together and the
,usiness cf the eli" win be turno1
yer 10 The successful candidates d
Tuesdays election. WEDNESDAYS will
Ind the city ~ new hsnds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
PROCEEDINGS IN
DISTRICT COURT

The damage case Of L. M. oliver vs..
the ~ Sgiln ana Western rhilsay
company n helms tried In the district
court this aigernpn aN "a
The case OF A, Gadrey gs. II. r.,
pierson was reassigned Tor kr.al for
March 30th
Emma Montgomery filed suit In the
'istrict court today asking for n d.
vorce from Willirm III Montgomery
and custody Of minor children. She
alleges refusel OF defendant to pro.
gttl for her and tho children and
ana abandonment since 1906
Harris Morris entered plea OF
guilty IN the dishlt. court today TO
the charge OF stealing suit Of
clothes from the Tom Jenkins store.
Judge Huston fxed next Tuesday as
sentence day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

The experience Of the Tulsa man did
not. al are glad to know .unnerve
the senator, and his activities in the
senate will be the same as Of yore.
The senate cloak 10 mis- TOO close
TO that of the house and caucus meet.
iugs sometimes overlap. Anthony WAS
the victim Of mistake. and Ne
doesn't kncs whether he was com.
nllmenled or not. he was sitting down
neggine al his house tax bill. when a
stranger addressed his as Senator
lie corrected the stranger md the
feilo wcame back WITH why you
are biz enough and goodnokIng
enough ~ be senator Now be-
wants TO know II house member IS
not supposed 20 be as good looking
gs a senator.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
c o Q % 90 0 o o 0 o O 0 Q 0
. MUCH IN LITTLE. q
) o o 9 o 0 . o o Q o o o Q O 6

Too much commission tad 1t wash
lngton.
Somehow The man hunting pull
seldom win stretch the tug
Twenty men eau make more noise
than as many women but can't say as
much.
Annual XIII Of peach crop due IN
next months dispatches.
The hum OF the corn planter is Of
more value 20 state than The best
orator.
II We we're as willing 10 regulate
ourselves as our nelghh0r. ihls would
he great world
Roosevelt ca get to Africa and
back before some Of those senators
wlll move ID get busy with their bus
iness
The magazines are all WORKING on
lap soft pedal aplll they aerertaln
Whether 1aft wIil slhnl for the soft
sotp family wllteup-
e~-s
Anyhow we al admit there Is no
panama canal rs yet,
YounghuHhand was the name oi
The ciflcef who weng ID Tiahet To-
tell the Grand I.hafna he vas not
running the world.
Major Tucker wishes now that
John A Logan hal heen ohlidless or
else narrle.h another woman than
the one now The motIeE 81 fuckers
wife.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

As evidence that New Jersey 81 a
safe and sane state. legislator in
tr0dneed bin 70 appropriate funds
10 ascertain # eggs can not be man.
ulaclured, And, To aid THAT wise
solon a policeman undertook 10 man
iiacture them. having ascerlained The
chemical properties IN an egg While
heating the mixture the lime ~ Il
exploded and the hospital attaches se-
cured the policeman in time to pre-.
geni hts having 70 register 10 another
world. But the New Jersey press Is
certain people in oklahoma are quite
inexperienced and Incapable Of self.
government
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
GOVERNOR APPROVES measures

Governor Haskell late last evening
eigned Two bills fnl one resolution,
including Senate 30 No. 12B, BY Scr
seis. which provides for the jumping
and screening OF coal before bNns
weighed. also Tor destination welslts
ete The bin creates q state minlnG
board. 4eanes its duties and promo.
It's the employment OF conviets IN
mines
The other BIN signed was Senate
BIN No i9s. by Cunningham allow
,.qe domestic mutual hulld.ns and
loan asscci, lions 20 inerease ihel
capital stock, The house resolution
memorlallzes Congress TO give ald ~
The construction Of good roads.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

There Is grave doubt IN Idaho
about the possibility Of reform coming
d lime 10 do good Recently one Of
tho reform clubs met 20 ascertain
whether or not man should be Q
church member 10 properly present
that state at Washington, an tee
nt The members had 10 borrm, csncy
10 return home with. their luck At
poker running to the bad al tho con
ference committee meeting But they
decided religion ls ii luxury In Ida.
no and IN no way neeessar 10 The
proper advancement Of the state
through national legislation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

Speaking OF suIOus, preachers and
newspaper workers, has anyone ao.
iced the lo1k Of woe Fred Basda is
wearing for nll oecaalpns9 Well, Gyp.
Smith ls at Kansas CITY, and has
converted harde's publisher The roll
uau' always wrslc narde Ia resul,
ar style telling him hls work was
good d. good. " d. good. elc.
Now II is over fnd nafde does NOT
idlow whether conversion haa changed
ihe style wanted on not because habit
placed the old man whore he knows
no other Kind Of descriptive adjective,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

Hutchinson, kans, After trying doc
tors and different medicines for kid.
neS bladder and rheumatic trouble.
Hals Texas Wonder cured me Il IS
the best medicine o. earth Walter
N Perry. 20 3. Main street. Sold bf.
IN lfHHfiAls.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

ny the way who has heart recent
ly from The gentleman who suld that
letter purportel' to have been written
by the late Grover Cleveland II
pears as it the New York Times and
Chicago Rceord.Herald have deserted
their correspondent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

II Frohman aud Margaret Ellington
would stop taking and In good old
fashioned style admit Scotch and
Jewish tastes are different, the world
would forgive their having sense
uough 10 part as friends and not
Ave out lie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

4 YOU nave pnIns NJ the back, tim
afy. Rladaer or Kidney trouble and
SAINT certain, hleasant herb cure lol
womnns llls, sfy Mother ursy'a AUS
lfallan.I.eaf Il IS a sgfe and never
failing regulator AZ Druggists Or BY
mall 50 cts, Sample package FREls
Address. The Mother Gray co.. Leroy,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

Locating stais institutions and
stalking out county seats are tasks
no one is trying TO purchase from
those having them Ia charge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

Speaker Wilson "A always close 10
the corrlder when the house Is not Ia
session The speaker ls sociahla and
nevef changes bis custom bf st0pping
70 shake hands with friend, nor does
he make the least sort OF demonstsa'
tlon over any person or thing fIe
Is a man ull considerable spirit and
o close stnhent can see the control
the speaker has over Us disposition
Is one acquired By care and training
that has cost some effort The twen.
ly wears he has resided IN this stase
and territory has given him mady
friends and the ''heiso, nan," You
hear as he walks through the c0rri.
dor h the same YOU could have heard
last lar when the present speaker
las one Of the hardworklng members
4, he First assembly Wilson viii
never get a very rough deal by that
body @hlch IN always at legislative ses'
si0ns and would attend executive ses.
aions II given half chnnce-lhe
press gang. The speaker Is ahaole
10 the newspaper workers. ANA docs
not wear the look of c0agaaled grenl.
ness some wise men try 10 put through
as mask for dignity Wilson tells
you II he cen do so aud knows. II he
can not tel, he says 50. II he does
NOT know be says so. ana the conse
auence is thar he Is mover asked twice
--ihe bows behave him and respect
his civil accommodations AS pre-
siding officer. Wilson never makes use
OF aayel rules. He IS fair and never
takes advantage or refuses courtesy
Il possible TO graut the same
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

The election az Tulsa IS over but
the press aud candidates keen right
OH telling each other truth Is a strang
er 10 the burg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

What some hotels need Is recep.
taclt which viii hold four quart bot
tles Of beer without betraylng It's con.
tents