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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-09
TurnInu on the Llaht.

we do not need % defend the
truth. Truth Is It's own defcnse,
SAWS the Sunday school Times (phil-
adelphia). Not many years ago
merchants and bankers. when they
left their places Of business, turned
off their lights aud put un great
heavy shutters. To-day they pull
aside hhe blinds and turn on a strong
light. The great protection The truth
of God can have Is TO expose u SO
that every one may see what i
does"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-09
Worth RememberIna.

Weak faith makes weak mon.
Baxendale.
The cry Of need. the sign OF pen-
itence or the whispered prayer Of
the child al its mothers knee goes
through the rushing worlds 10 God.
w II Fitehett
There nevNS was day that did
not bring its own opportunity for
doing good that never could have
been done before. never can be
again -W. II Barleigh.
Men may devise waHs Of access
TO Cod hey may admit rn nyerrui
Ing Providence; tey naS eNtol ua
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-09

Your cough annoys you. Keep on
hacking ana tearing the delicate
n'anbraves Of yonr throat II you
want to be annoyed But II you want
relief, want 10 be cured. take Chamb.
erlaIns Congh Remedy. Sold by al
druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-09
ssheol Sock Man for Peaee.

School Book Man for Peace.
Plans are being made for an in
iernational bureau of peace BY Edwin
CHM. the Boston publisher. with a
foundation Of $4,000 an dan endow-
ment at his death Miss Anna b
Eckstein and Edwin d. Mead viii
be intrusted with the work OF decid-
ing the details.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-09
,nhat the chIIdren Know.

what the Children Know.
Mrs Florence Wilson writes u
the October Survey Of the children
under the title Of "Our Unframed
citizens. She found that many OF
EN- educated as they are at great
public expense. do not know as much
as she seems 70 think they ought to
know. For instance. many OF the
children had no idea what the gov
efnor OF a state meant The idea the
salute to the flag conveyed was that
we must all say it at once. One
child thought the constitution meant
he revolutionary war. John D.
Rockefeller was thought to be the
person OF destiny in the city. AL
who have taught know the sort
children who make such answers
those who seem to get their educa
len hy absorption onla and lont
time required for the process, but eN
cisnce teaches tNat these same
ildren often grow into ploddlng
satient men who make fortunes
while the homer pupils may never
again be heard OF. so there is nc
reason to grow pessimisiic about Il.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-09

Black Louisiana and White Colo
RADIO are names given these states
because of their treatment Of wom-
cu And yet some one asks, how
it happens that in the white state
there is SO much political corruption
and the laws have dealt 50 merciless-
II with organized labor. Probably
conditions might have been worse
with womcns influence less
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-09
MRS. a. E. BLACKBURN INJURED

Special TO the Daily Leader
Tulsa. Okla Oct 9. Mrs A. r.
blackburn. wife Of one Of the most
prominent men in this city was the
victim Of a collision Of TWO carriages.
She was seriously injured.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-09
srlnoess to Be Confirmed.


Princess Victoria Louise. daughter
II the German kaiser, will be con
armed on October % matter OF
national interest because of her roy
Il position. All the members OF the
amily will attend The ceremony and
II means something more 70 her than
Just ihe religious rite. She viii ar
Ter Confirmation. have an income ot
her own, will make aer debut IN
court circles aud will begin 70 con-
siler The subject of marriage She
is ne lyaisers only daughter and no
doubt the prince has already been
chosen for her In fact there Is q
possibility that an announcement
may be expected about Christmas
time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-09

Don't Neglect That coughl
1t certainly racks your system and
may run into something serious, All
ems Lung Balsam will check "
quickly and permanently For sale
at all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-09
,rnino About Religion.

VIC may learn good deal about
|gion. and yet not learn religion,
4 Robert Louis Stevenson a short
10 previous TO iiis death The
anIng Of religion Il a rule Of llfe:
lis an obligation to do well II
II rule. that obligation Is not
IN. your thousand. texts will be to
i like a thousand lanterns 10
nd man. Before Christ came the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-09
Business Men at Work.

Tho Laymens Missionary Move
menl with headquarters az New
York City, announces that II has se-
cured ton business men who will
leave their regular work and give
Tho greater part Of the coming year
10 the personal condnct Of meetings
in behalf Of foreign missions On
November II. President Taft will
speak at one Of the meetings.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-09

Suffrage Not in Her Line.
Miss Mabel Bishop, who has been
appointed an instructor IN the biolog
zeal laboratory OF Woman's college IN
Paliimore. says that She might he a
snifragist If she ever had the time
To investigate the subject. She has
an At. p. degree from Wellesley and
nesier's degree from smith
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-09

Some Suffrage information.
About 250,000 women have enrolled
as eleciioneers Ter Inc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-09

Frequently a paragraph in the
k points to the breaking up Of a
by home throughsthe influence Of
L is called religion" says the
York Evening PPost "Yester-
We learned thai theosophy is to
| be for the separation Of a hus-
/ and wife. One Of tae best Of
Dern French writer's has recently
|ished novel. the artistic pur-
OF which is TO show how pious-
may nullify the best human.
lions and lead to worldly trag-
William James has pointed out
|pcssible immortality Of the God
Blk man, in the sense that alb
ion In religion ma: turn ones
Ights and interests away from his
" man and his relations 10 tlem.
|gion may cause the fanatic to
all interest in mans immediate
! for the sake OF his ultimate
in, the hereafter. II may lead
|he intensest cruelty Fortunate
however. this seems true only I'm
il the fads and side issues OF
zion, those which spring from
e personal temperamental ex-
OF pious imagination. The
|ds that have been tempered by
(rience evolve an element OF cul-
which has a sufficient worldly
bee, a sufficiently practical train
to cut off the immoral vagaries
eccentric faith
bal Responsibility.
kll the human possibilities and
/ the divine powers necessary 10
lie them reside alone in the
|rch Of Jesus Christ" says the
|istian Work and Evangelist. The
bile truth il that the modern
|ld has no other hope for no 9th
|aope; for no other Institution on
|np Of men can enlist the same
|.nal powers. and pour forth the
he compassionate haalinss II IS
those who realize the gravity OF
situation, and who. at the same
l.. truthfully believe IN gospel
all time and therefore for this
+. 10 bestir themselves. and bring
light and love bf the gospel %
h upon existing evils. The divine
Fiji is calling the modern church
make cleaf her social mission
TO take up her cross Of social
possibility. II she will not do this
need not wonder that brave and
|eliish men turn away from her
In heavy, perhaps angry hearts
20 sadly outside 10 a fore-doom
defeat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-09

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La Junta tribune., 1909-12-04
Some More Local Items
Trade a, the Palace Drug Store.

Trade al the faiAce Drug Store.
( Livery and transfer; Barr 4 Rose;
Z phone Junta 80.
For Rent-Four room cottage. In.
quire OF DR. c. Il. Hubbell.
4 Leather banners. pillow tops and
Indian curios at Coltman's Pharmacy.
I The Tribune from now till the frs;
( OF January. 1911. would make one o.
your out of town friends a splendid
{ Christmas present.
Work was commenced this week
on l.. f Hills barn In the Garden
OF Eden. II is 25x50 feet In dimeu-
sions. with concrete foundation
I C. F. Helm sold an eiyhty.acre
farm in the Holbrook country this
7 week. belonging TO Enos j. Miller,
I 10 L. b Irwin. Of Plymouth, Kan.
/ The consideration was $500.
Arthur ID. Longworth. for the past
year or more chauffeur In charge OF
. Auf VI VIC La JlAAta
Land Company. has resigned and er.
poets to leave next week for Denver,
7 r W Patterson arrived home this
week from an extended visit with
his mother and other relatives In
Bloomington. H. Mr.. Patterson has
been a stranger to La Junta for near.
I ly four months.
SIR. A J. Peterson and Miss Mag.
gle Slower. both OF Rocky Ford, we're
married in this city Thursday after
noon. Judge Mcdaniel officiating with
( the beautiful and impressive none
such ceremony of the county court
An elegant line OF hand-painted
china. suitable for holiday gifts. has
jus, been received by Mrs. b. NJ.
Spalding. who will be pleased to have
the ladies OF La Junta call and see
them at her residence. 522 San Juan
avenue
For Sale-A ten-room modern home.
worth $500. for $500: two corner
lots: good barn: finest location IN La
Junta. furniture also for sale, owner
is out OF city and must sell at once;
great bargain. Apply sol Colorado
avenue.
Geo. n. Nichols aud family Wgut
10 Pueblo yesterday morning for a
few days visit with relatives. Work
has been called off on the irrigation
project In New Mexico ON which Mr.
Nichols has a contract. on account
Of the bad weather
y W Mcintyre and Geo. II LII.
tie expected to leave the. FRS Of
the week for Denver and return With
the formers new Chalmers road.
ster. The new car is a forty horse
power. three passenger auto On
account OF the bad weather. however.
the trip viii probably be postponed
until later date.
T a. II Rigg. u former We'll known
fireman OF this city. died 10 spokane.
Wash. last Friday. from acute pye-
amia. No particulars OF his death
have been available up to the pres.
ent time The wife OF the deceased
Is niece OF Mrs G. H. Dogner, OF
this city. The body was iaken to
Mount Sterling. Ill. for final inter.
ment
c. u. Bsldridge 4 Co. have sue.
eeeded II n Bourne ss proprietors
OF the La Junta Drug Company, tax.
ins charge on the lst instant Mr.
Baldridge and DR. r. ". Ragsdaie
comprise the members OF the new
firm. Mr Baldridge is the well.
known postal clerk who Is now In
charge OF the transfer OF mails at
the depot. and It is his intention to
continue In that capacity Mr Bourne
will remain In the employ II the
new firm
La Junta tribune., 1909-12-04

houaks and supplies 1T Coltman'y
Pharmacy.
ArtesiAn Wa,er-For the best n.
tesian water. phone to Tuggle's;
Junta 35S.
John Gwyn. archite et and building
superintendent. II In need phone
East l53.
G. S. Thompson. undertaken and
embalmer. Day phone. red 1851;
night phone. 25s2.
For Sale-Sugar cane Any amount
Leave orders at Rspp's grocery or
telephone Junta s2il3.
Mayhem House Furnishing Co. un.
dertakers and embalmers. Phone
East IL. night phone Junta a.
For Rent-Twelve room house. with
cistern and bath; i09 Colorado ay.
enue. Inquire OF Grant Harbour.
Mrs. A. Halberg left Thursday
morning for a few days visit with
relatives and friends In Florence. Col
Gem" flour. best In the market
Every sack guaranteed or money re
funded.-La .Junta Milling Company
Money to loan on farm property
on short notice; no commission. See
Charles +, Helm. Room 3. Miller
Hale block.
Wanted-Horscs TO pasture; 100
acres OF alfalfa and cane; plenty OF
water and shelter. Will feed during
stormy Weather.. G. Dalton.
For Sale-Several pieces OF well.
improved property: three. four and
five rooms; good location: good
terms IL desired.-C. X. Buckley.
For Sale-My home, at a bargain;
eight rooms and porch bedroom: good
tarn and cistern; close in.-Mrs. E.
d. Carlton. 22i9 Welton street. Den
yer. Colorado.
We stIll have few city direc-
tories for sale. For $3.50 We will
send you the Tribune from now until
January !. 1911. and make you q
present OF a city directory.
Alfalfa pasture for horses: best Of
feed. shade. shelter and running
water: feed hay through storms: es-
pecial care given TO vintering young
stock: terms, s. per month. Phone
II. Z. Holbrook, red lio4
There isn't much doing In the coun-
-. ID,
ceipts for the month OF November
only amounted TO s49s s5-about one
half what II used 10 be. Isn't Il
strange how business always falls
off under a democratic administra.
tom Yes. passing strange. II Just
seems TO happen. almost invariably.
Ii is reported that the new time
table. which will 20 into effect on
the Santa Fe the first of the year.
will provide for an early morning
train east with a late evening train
bound west TO accommodate passenger
traffic throughout the entire Arkan-
sss Valley. This viii be one of the
best stunts that the Santa Re has
pulled OFF for some time
The docket for the December term
of the county court VIII be called
next Wednesday. and cases will be
set for trial commencing with the fol-
lowing Monday. I, is reported that
there are about fifteen divorce cases
on the docket What's the matter?
Is marriage failure In otero county!
I, looks that way. There Is rea.
son. II must be the weather.
IL W. Adsmond vas Manzanola
visitor yesterday on business. While
there he learned that a cattleman
named Myers was Instantly killed at
Fowler by No. 8 Thursday night. My.
ers Was shipping several carloads Of
cattle from Fowler. and while stand
fng near the track In some way be-
came confused by the headlight Of
the approaching train, and tefore he
could get off the track Was struck by
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04
LAUTRRBACH FOLK STARTLED
Sons Secret Marriage Learned
Through Newspapers.
Ceremony Performed Only Eight
Days Before His Death in
Automobile Accident.

New York. Aug. 3-The first intima-
ton that members OF the family of Ed
ward I.auterbach had that there is a
woman who says she is the widow OF
Alfred Lauterbach, the lawyers son and
partner. and has a son by him born after
his death. came in the advertisements
printed on Monday In the same column
Of morning newspaper:
''Married-Lauterbach Cunningham
July q. 1905. Sophia Houston, daughter
Of Rev and Mrs. S. R. Cunningham, OF
Oakland, \. J., to Alfred Lauterbach,
Of New York.
"Born-Lauterbach-O May Is. 1909, 10
Alfred Lauterbach, deceased. and Mrs.
Alfred Lauterbach. son.
In the morning mail that day Mr..
Iauterbach received a letter from a
woman signing herself as Mrs. Sophia
Lauterbach. merely directing hts attention
to the advertisements. but saying abso-
lutely nothing as TO the purpose Of pub
fishing the advertisements so long after
the events.
The advertisements and the letter fol-
lowing II caused almost as much OF a
shock to the family as did the young
lawyers death in an automobile accident
in July of last year
When Mrs. Cunningham was questioned
about the advertis. nents to-day. she
said:
THE wedding took place about eight
days before the fatal auto accident but
that fs all ( care 10 say on the subfect
at this time
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04
PREMATURELY AGED
By HIS WIFE'S ACTS
Remarkable Plea in Answer
to NOnSuppOrt Suit.
INJECTED OLD MANS BLOOD
Wife Accused of Being Envious of
YOuthfuIness of Husband, So She
Arranges to Have Quack Doctor
Perform observation-disclosures Says
Infusion Nearly Fatal TO Him.

Denver. Aug. 40. c. Rogers offered
a novel plea in answer to a charge Of
nonsupport made by his wife. Barbara
NJ Rogers. IN court to-day-that Mrs.
Rogers had him injected with the blood
from a diseased old man. which nearly
caused his immediate death. and has
made him a cripple for life. Thus pre-
vented from performing manugl lebor,
ise claims that his wIfe cannot compel
him % support her.
Rogers, who Is yet young man.
claims that he married Mrs. Rogers in
Chicago while he was a mere boy and
wheE she was already the mother OF nve
children by former husband
L was inveigled into the marriage
By the wiles OF a woman old enough
10 be my mother" he said. 'It was my
first experience with a woman. and she
easily threw the net about me. But after
we We're married she tired OF my youth
and vivacity, and attempted to reduce me
10 the state OF decrepitude which she
herself had reached.
she secured the services OF a quack
doctor who was attending an old man
afflicted with rheumatism. that was
brought about by a terrible disease.
Under the pretext that he wished to ana
lyze the blood OF the aged invalid. ne
drew a lot from his veins near the seat
OF a sore.
He placed this In hypodermic
syringe and injected some in my arm"
Rogers exhibited a hand that was with
cred and an arm that showed the marks
Of disease. He added he came near losing
his life
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04

Cleveland. Aug. S.-Mayor Tom L.
Johnson to-day suffered his fourth defeat
within ten months at the hands Of the
voters
The Schmidt traction franchise, grant
ing 10 an associate Of the mayor grant
IN Payne avenue 10 operate a traction
line AT a S-cent fare. which was to hav,
H-ln the basic ordinance OF extension
grants 70 cover practically three-quarters
Of the city's traction system With s-ceu
fare lines. was denied confirmation IL the
referendum election to-day.
For the franchises approval 30s44 votes
were cast; against the franchise, 34.92s
a majority against the mayors side Of
.sS3 votes.
The result. though predicted by leaders
OF the campaign in opposition TO the
mayor conducted by the citizens commit
tee OF 100. a chamber Of commerce body.
and by the wager layers, who offered .
to l that the franchise would be de-
feated. fell short Of the expectations of
the mayors opponents.
Many confidently expected a 1000 ad-
verse majority. That a majority OF only
$3.50 was obtained is blamed 10 the hold
ing OF the election IN midsummer.
The total vote was 20,C00 short OF the
registration.
The political situation is complicated.
however. by the victory Of the mayor S
opponents, inasmuch as Robt. McKisson.
former Republican mayor. and opponent
OF Mark Hanna before the latter's ele-
vatiOn TO the Senate. had much 10 do
with the defeat Of the mayor McKisson
IS to be a candidate for the Republican
mayoralty nomination
His entry into the race will revive the
factionalism which has split the Republi-
can party and made more easy Mayor
Johnson's frequent victories.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04
GEORGIAN EDITORS
IN HEATED CLASH
Friends of Howell and Gray
Fear Personal Encounter.
BITTER EPITHETS ARE HURLED
One Uses Term "FInt- headed Sim
ian" and other RetOrts I'm Kind.
smith, hut Has Degenerated Into
Vile and Abusive Personalities.

Atlanta. Aug. S-Editor Clark Howell.
OF the Constitution. and Editor Dick
Gray. Of the Journal. have been hurting
bitter epithets at each other for some
days. and the controversy has become so
heated that friends fear there may be a
personal encounter.
AS usual the two editors began lighting
over former Gov. Hoke Smith. Howell
attacking and Gray defending. but the
two editors have become so infamed at
each other that the casus belli has been
lost sight OF. Referring 20 Gray, Howell
says:
The average monkey has but little
sense, and the fiat head has none.
Makes Itself Offensive.
Unlike the average simian. the fat
head is OF particularly vicious tempera-
ment, making itself personally insulting
and offensive without provocation and in
variably squealing when brought TO bay
with the lash.
And -here IS a journalistic fat head in
Atlanta who Is true to the instinct Of the
tribe and whose lamentations at being
brought 10 a sudden hal: In his vicious
and insulting career is scarcely less than
pitiable. of rhinoceros hide and utterly
without delicacy OF temperament or the
average instinct of gentleness. ne has not
sense enough 70 know when he is per-
sonally offensive. and now tries TO draw
a diagram illustrating his stupidity with
which the public has long been familiar"
Gray in RetOrt.
Referring to Howell. Gray saws.
Few people are aware that 'BUliken g
supposed to be the god of things as they
ought 70 be. is again endeavoring 10 cut
some figure in Georgia politics. To be
sure. Il IS not a genuine 'BHHken.' II
is a sort Of spurious imitation. cheap
kind OF a 'Billiken'
Nevertheless he attempts 10 be a little
tin god Of things as he thinks they ought
to be, and his Ma Of how these things
ought TO be is that which viii yield to
him some kind Of undeserved Importance
BiIiken is a funny little fellow with a
large fat jaw and simian-shaped head.
chubby little legs, and exuberant little
toes that give him a very comical appear
ance.
He is made OF the common mud. Our
Georgia 'Billlken' Is not the genuine ar
ticle. and he is not exactly the god OF
things as they ought 20 be.
Tom Watson, at whose heels this
Billiken' is now trailing. like a whipped
spaniel. once called him "A little fat liar.
We think the epithet was too severe con-
sidering his inability to do any substan-
tiai HARM
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04
MO0RS ARE DRIVEN BACK.
SDaniHrds InfIict Heavy Loss in De.
fense of BlOckhOuse.

Madrid, Aug. S.-An Official commun-
iQue from Melilla, dated to-day saws
Last night from 1870 to midnight
strong forces Of Moors attacked a h,ock-
house in course Of construction. Vieor-
Gus fusillades were exchanged until 9:i5,
when six companies relieved the Span
ish. and the Moors were put to fight
During the engagement the Moors tore
up 80 yards Of the railway The Span-
ish losses were the officer commanding
the detachment killed and forty wound
ed We retained the position. The losses
Of tbs enemy must have been great but
owing to their numerical superiority. they
were able to carry off their killed and
wounded"
Gen. Marina has ordered the railway
repaired and the construction OF the
biockhouse completed Immediately. This
is necessary to insure the maintenance
Of communications.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04
NAVY WILL HOLD WILLIAMS
Request of MHsSnchuEettS Police Re
fused by Admiral Schroeder.

Request OF MHsSuChuEettS Police Re
fused by Admiral Schroeder.
Provincetovn, Mass, Aug. S.-Detective
Bradford OF the Massachusetts state
police, went aboard the battle ship Yer
mont late this afternoon with a war
rant for the arrest Of David w. VIII
liams, colored. Of Marietta. Ga. on the
charge of manslaUghter.
The warrant charges Williams with
being responsible Tor the injuries that
caused Fosters death aboard the Yer
mont, Sunday afternoon. Detective Brad
ford did not get his prisoner and was
forced 70 return 70 Provincetown in his
motor boat single-handed.
Bradford first saw the captain OF the
Vermont. and on being refused the Gus
tody Of Williams, he went 10 the Con-
necticut for an interview with Rear Ad-
miral Schroeder.
Admiral Schroeder admitted the rights
Of the Massachusetts courts TO prosecute
Williams, but also said that he desired
10 invetigate the matter stiu further. in
the interests Of the Navy Department,
and unless ordered by Washington au-
thorities to surrender the man, ne would
hold him for the present.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-04
THEY DO RAISE PINEAPPLES.
Porto RicHnS Send Message 10 En-
Tighten Some of the Senator's.

San Juan. Porto Rico Aug S-The
chances Of the pineapple amendment TO
the tariff bill favoring Porto Rico having
been lost, and the discussion showing
many Senators did not even know that
Porto Rico raises pineapples. the cham
Der OF commerce has been moved 10 send
the following cable to Representatives
Payne and DalZell:
IT the Senate amendment providing for
a tariff OF one half q cent a pound is per-
mitted TO stand the fruit growers. who
have invested millions in the pineapple in
dustry. will, with Florida and Hawaii.
supply the whole demand. Next year the
Porto Rican crop will be 10000 crates.
The Senate amendment is vital 10 the in
terests Of the Porto Rico industry"