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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21
FARM LOANS LISTED.


The school land board reports these
leans for the week just closed.
4 7 Nsanedy Fox, Carter county.
81 600
g. Burlington, WeatYllle. Adair coun.
~, 1880.
S. ! Lawrence eaddo, Bryan cum.
81, $1,000
We chllders, childers, Nowaia
county $500
Hale, Holdenvlle, Hughes
county s600
J. H. poppenhouse. Bridgeport. Cad.
do county. $1,000
J. NJ Goddard, caddo, Atoka county,
$4,000.
j. b. Reamb Wapanucka, Johnston
county, s2.i0O
q W Norman. MilIcrees Johnston
county. $3.50.
r. r. Garetson, Adair. Mays county,
G. A. Sc gglns, Bartlesyille, Wash.
ington county, s700.
Nj Nj Arlington McAlester, Craig
county, $500.
L. O. Green, Colbert Bryan eoaaiy,
81 800.
g. W. Mays, Pryor Greek, Mays eouu-
ty. $500.
E. r. Embe Elk cisy, Beckham coun.
ty. sl.250
r. D. Sloan, choteau, Mays county,
81 900.
W. E Wood Pryor Creek, Mayes
county, 5000.
b. r. Kile, Agra, Lincoln county,
s7OO.
e. Van BuskIrk, Parlman, Ellis
county, $500.
s. y. Hathcoat Parkhlll, cherokee
county. s5u0.
J, Il. stineclpher, Tyrone Texas
county. $500
NJ. O. Morgan, McIloud. Potlawai.
mle county. Si,2bO
K, Burke. saltwater. Greer county
s., 500
i. Williams, Echo. Delaware county.
$3.50,
H. B. Featherstone, Womack Nc
CLAIM county, $1,000
w S. Huise. Sandy, Greer county,
81 400.
NJ j. Coveys Jenks. Tulsa county
$500,
G. 4. MahIo Glencoe, Payne county,
5000.
J. Boatrlghi, Lexington. Cleveland
county. 81 500
H. @. Miller Englewood Kas. Beaver
county. $500.
C. r. Newton. Apache. Caddo county
81. 500.
". A shaullck. Carney, Hnroln
county. esaAaNl t 8niAh
Total tsl,2oo
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ANONYMOUS MONEY.
Houston Chronicle Laya Down start
ling Law tor Spending s'

ling Law for openQinb "
-~-
Tho Houston. Texas Chronicle re-
celvea an anonymous letter suggest
ing that q block Be purchased for the
coming exposition near the race track
SO that th population could have a
carnival rice exposition and race meet
ine all thrown together The writer
lneiosed lYe-dollar bill % aid the
project Tnn next day the Chronicle
advertised that II had five dollars to
be returned 10 the unknown, on tae
following lay the Chronicle edifor
printed The following. which illumi.
YATES common law procedure for pub.
fishers.
IT Is not the policy of the Chroni.
Gle to publish anonymous eommunica.
tlong. nor 10 take charge Tor contrl-
huted articles on current opies Hence
tae advertisement Of yesterday
eOn the other hand, the Ave dollars
Is III hand, and II can't be reformed. as
the author Of the communication gaye
neither name nor address. Under
ordinary rules the money could not
be reminei Under the extraordinary
circumstances. II cannot be returned.
The diIcmma IS one which Is dlflicult
to solye. The centrifugal force OF edl-
loflal policy Is counleractel BY tae
centrifugal force of business Office
profit
"A solution Is only possible BY the
application of legal principles az laid
down by Roy Bean once known as
tae law west 0f the pecoe
Once IN the jurisdiction Of Bean
the body ol man was found IN the
pockets OF the corpse there was a six
shooter and $50 The court conha.
csted the sashooier and hned the
cofrse 500 fer carrying concealed
weapons.
"Tho editorial department has de-.
nlaef 70 runAlae communication free.
aud the business ONCE has decided -
charee the anonymous writer ilve DOL.
Iars for the advertising anace used IN
~ snieavnf 10 locate him.
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Muxkgec VIII ask for state nor
NAL.
News claims Muskcgee needs more
/ FtduSS ilon ~ ifsss 4
M lR5bertson 4 Mebleys sossNswas
bed at TeNhoma ~
McAlePeri voted bpnds for sewA
making purposes.
The Garrett farm. Muskogec county
has new Oh we'll
Thieves are stealing vehicles igoh
farmers ln Texas county
Sims hotel al caddo has bcen move,
| 10 more Deautiful location.
An Arlm0ra negro robbed one store
three times and was caught oa fourtl
round.
Comanchc lads felled ttee. Bon
we're unable 70 get out Of the wa5 q
| tree and were killed.
f1l Reno boasts Of being 80 good tn'
people can attend dances and do no
need to attend church.
Cumanchc county farmers claim
they have best sheep country In Ame-
ica---say nothing OF goats
Al Well. near Muskogce, a new ga
well was brought IN and roar Of escap
ing gas can be heard Ter mile
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21
DEMOCRATIC REPRESENTATIVES,

c. NJ. Anderson, McCurtaln, ldabel
W. D. Anthony, Stephens. NARROW.
s. G. kshby Jackson. Eldorado.
J. s. Bell. caddo. Lookeba,
I'D Boyle Haskell Chant.
Milton Bryan, psttawatomie. Shaw
nee.
A. j. Butts, Alfalfa. Cherokee.
w. S. Carson. Pottawatomie. Asher
r. l. Haynes, Tulsa, Broken Arrow
8. g Burnctte. Washita. Cordell.
Frank L. casteei, Clmarron. Dolby.
Milton D, Cope. Canadian, El Reno
and Hughes.
Peter J. Coyne, vinlta, Craig and
Rogers.
ed L. Dunn, Oklahoma Oklahoma
city.
w. r. Durham. PollawatomIe
Tecumseh.
q. J. Earle Texas. Cuymon.
~ A. Ewell SFySn. Durant
w. A. Dnrant. Durant. Atoha and
Bryan.
Jv Faulkner, KIowa. Mahitoa.
W = GlImer, Carter Ardmore.
n, Il Glover, Grady, Rush sprinsa,
Hen F. Harrison. Calvin. rAtsburr
|nnd Hughes.
Frank Hu0dleglon. Ponlotoe. Ada.
p. c. Hughes, Mayes. Adair.
8. ". TEutchlns. Cleveland. Lexing
ton. e'a'g i'
Hapfy ffelon, Grady cblckaaha.
\ Gao i .lAAn, Coal S,oplsata f ap
Anil II. lamp. Iawton. Comahehe
and Stephens.
NJ J. Jsanson. Hughes, Newburg.
gR King, Tillman, Frederick.
q. ". Lewis. Beehham. sayre.
Ion fovelacc. EallmoF. Red Oak.
Il. II. McEIhane7. plslsburg. lndl.
anola.
J.n. MecalIa. Love- Marietta.
= " aeDufica. Marshall Wood
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Dist. 2e.
y. n, Landrum, Cd, Tahiequah.
Dist 30.
W. p. Stewart (D), Ant,ers, Dist. "a
Hurst, (warren-Warnor), Dist. ~.
Ernest D. Chapman, M. Tonbasa
Dist ..
Harper 3. cunnsngl D UWhfie,
Dist. ~.
Frank NJ. celyille. ~. Mustang.
Dist. IA.
Emory D. Brovnlee, tR). KIustiaAor
Dist lG.
Harry B. Beeler tR), chdoOtah.
Dist. "a.
J. Harry Cloonan. (R), Bunch.
Dist. 2s.
r. 7. Potter, (R), okmulgee. Dist. %.
Frank l. Warden. (is). HoldohvIlle.
'Richard A. Blllups, tD). cordeIi.
Dir. 6.
III. S. Blair, (D), Katie. Dist. 10.
.R. 8. curd, (R), Aline, Dist Z.
IS, A. Cordeli (Dl. ChandIcr, DIST. IL.
clarence Davis tDl, Brlatows Dist.
II.
r, y. Echols. Cd. Elk city, Dist. 2.
y. 9. Graham, ID, Msrletta, Dist. is.
~ NJ Keys, tDl. Pryor Greek.
Dist. 20.
IT. r. Memmingor, (Dl, Atoka. Dist
20.
~ s. Morris cd, Hooker. Dist. /.
'Tom Moore (D). 0iusiee, Dist. b.
'w. N. Redwlne. tD). McAlester.
Dist. 25.
'Rcaben NJ. Roddle, (D). Ada. DlaL
2a
'campbelI RUSSELL cD,. Warner.
Dist. 27.
-. J. soldanI, Cd, Ponca city
Dist. D.
'E r sorrels. (D). Milton. Dist 81
'RoyE Stafford, (D), Oklahoma City.
Dist. a.
~ II Strain, (D), Wann. Dist 30.
20. NJ. smith, I'D. Duncan. Dist II.
u X. Taylor ID. chickasha. Dist.
ltbY
"a n. updegratt tRl. Fair Valley.
Dist ..
'P. j. Yeager (D). Tulsa. Dist. Of.
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The Hoosicr woman who offered a
cash prize OF ten dollars for hus.
band Is surely trying to bull the mas,
ke.
The idea OF a president helng refer.
red 70 as human gargoyle" IS one
not many Of ua wish 70 send 10 fore.
lgn countries for hibltlou purposes
Whom things gel quiet down at Al.
tvs they try 10 iay the limb Of law
down hard across the hide oi some
official The aherlfl has haa ! few ro-
ceat whachs.
The eIiost 10 reproduce pictures Of
tne destruction Of p0mpeli. which
occurred Ii the same century al the
birth Of Christ. as scenes around Mes.
slna, ere thank the Lord. meeting
with % success,
Prayer for The Second legislature
has been instituted by bodles where
all responsibility Is pushed right up
70 the bonl while The eupplleauts laxi,
" follow their own method uf amuae.
nsent knd recreation 4
Hff s-e-- a t,
0uiorsdo Legislators wish depart
uent Of journalism law" A law re-
quiflne man 10 possess common
sense before becoming member of
the Colorado olenlalatnra would be 4
great hlesslng uat therel,0n Aia Il
'lt Asf9H 9tf --+s-lnanosf4 a.
Z TIM statement ufoa o0nlnmpsAry,
ltnloilact garls iwh hahept Alnk saaims um
their Iiands writing love letters can
set them OF BY aiding the mother
wash the dishes. Is egralIe. and
shows an inclination 10 delre deen
er Into the inlrlcaeles of household af
fairs than originally Intended IS thc
master Of ceremonies.
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REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVES,.

0. b. Acton, Logan, Guthrie.
John Bonar, Pawnea. Pawnee.
John II. Bridges. Woodward, Wood
ward.
Rlchar.l G. Brownlee. Dewey. Taloga
I.p Calhoun, Wagner. Wagner
John h. Charles, Lincoln. Stroud
4. NJ. Clark, pawnec, and Payne
pawneo.
Chas. NJ. Compton. Kay, Washunga
Chas, A. Cook, Muskogee, Muskogoe
and Haskell.
H. p. Coyey, Ellis, Fargo
Robt. j. Dlxen. Okfuskee. Weleetka
A. L. Edgington, Blaine, Watonsa-
A. G. Hamlln, Logan, Guthrie.
Geo. o. Helm, Greek. Mounds.
r. f. Howe, Noble, Whiterock,
J. NJ. Humphreys, Atoka, Atoka.
Isaac Jacobs, aequoyah, Muldrow.
CO. Jones, Oklahoma. Oklahoma
James Knox. Muskogee. Boynton.
J. Fl. Lincoln, okmalgee, Honryetta
jill. Lockwood, Lincoln, McEoud.
Lester A. MarIs. Kay. Ponea City.
Edward Merrlck, Muskogee, Mus
kogee.
A. j. MiIsap, Mcintosh, Checotah.
Clint Moore, Washington, Barllea
Vile.
5. W. Murphy, Oklahoma, Edmond.
II. T. Parsons. Woods, Aiya.
Geo. W. Partridge, Cherokee, Alfalfa
md Grant.
Joseph NJ. Porter, Garfield, Enid.
c. Il. Sexton. Payne. Perkins.
John s. shearer, Logan. Guthrie.
Joe Sherman, Major, Estelle.
J. II. sImmona. Tulsa, Creek and
Tulsa.
Arthur A. stull Garfield. TAhoma.
], ]. Sullivan. Howe, sequoyah and
Leflore.
II. NJ. Tate. Seminole. Wewoka
A. W. Tooiey Beaver, beaver
Harvey utlerback, KingIishur, king.
fisher
Henry l.. vosio. Harper, Palace.
Henry Ward. Cherokee. Hubert
Eugeno watrpus, Enid. KlngfIsher
and Garfield.
SENATORS.
y l.. Mitchell, Cd. Cheyenne.
Dist. q
III, Williams, JD), wea.herford,
Dist. 4.
Henry J, Denton. Cd, Dryden.
DIal 6.
x 7 j. Gouldlngf fn) Enid. Dist 8.
< J. c. Newell. I'D, Jenalhts. Dist. 10.
n E EsEssnap. (pl, Eaawnee.
Go. y h Johnson, saD IDl. Ii cohb.
Dist 10.
J. Elmer Thomas. Cd, Lawson.
Dist IT,
Harry x, Allen. d Afdness.
Dla. IL
r 2. Wyune. I'd, Lexington, Dszs
ls.
Jesse NJ Hatchetl, %. Mead.
Dist. 20, '%
wHllem NJ. Franklin. ID. AlaallI,
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Vile.
G. G. Mathis, LeF'lore. Monroe.
J. II. Maxey Jr.. Shawnee, pottawat-
omie and Lincoln.
John NJ. Moore. Olney. Coal and
Johnston.
Joseph L. paschaI, Roger Mills,
Rankin.
Prentlsa Price. Usage. HomIny.
|. NJ. Putnam, Oklahoma, Oklahoma
City.
=. N. RatclIff. Craig. vinisa
J. NJ. Ratllff Johnston. klannsyllle.
u. S. Ratllif Ada, Pontotoc and
Seminole.
l.. L. Reeves, Dill Custer ant
Washlta.
T, l.. Rider, Adair, WestYille.
VIM. s. Rogers, Plttsbnrg. Klowa.
Leslie r. Ross, Comanche. Lawton.
J. J. Rotenberry. Garvin. stFattord.
James ] Savage, Greer, Mcknight.
Alex Q. Savage, Jefferson, Hastings
VIM y sempie, Bryan, Caddo.
Joe Smith, caddo. AnadMIo.
Howell Smith, Custer, TAomasg
Lee d. Smith, DeisNare. Oroye.
j. W. Smith, Grant, MANCHESTER.
J. +. Terral Kiowa, Hobart
). A. Tnlotson, Nowata, Nownta.
J. II. Tucker, Ottawa. Ottawa.
L. Turner. Murray. Davisl
bob Wallace, Garyln. pauls Valley
John n. whayne. Carter, Ardmore
Lyman W. White, Choctaw, Hugo.
Thos. q. Whitson. McCiain, Purcell
Ben +. Williams, Pushmataha, lcin
ley.
Ben f. Wilson, Cereal, Caddo, Cana
dian and Cleveland
G. L. Wilson. Greer Mangum.
G. S. Workman. Rogers. Claremore
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Rcluracl rs the senate with The IN.
enrsomeni Of Missouri emocracy. VIII
llam Joel Stone Is ono OF the men %
WHEN Democracy can look to avoid
the lsns and schlsms of soclallstie
nature. Senator Stone has served his
marty with great honor and devotion
and Il % well lbe party sees % 20
honor him with tae second senatorial
lfMtNfnHftnn
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q oeeVelt bears lmplacahle hatred
toward fl8esell. Try and dscredii
Haskell, IS Aaoseyelte instructions Ia
ms federal anie h DkahomA And
WIN Ruoseyeits Instructions ever IN
vlee ho federal agents" are scour
ing the woods for anything and every
thing that relates 90 Haskell Roase
velt II desperate and aourst "a fearful
0f lhe outcome ot liaskel's $GO0-o09
.ss4t
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Oklahoma owes no debt 20 outside
ayHles who are disposed 70 say uaklnd
OF ratfulhiul things Of the common
wealth. That IN new states have 70
nea lne hrunt q unklnd end unfair
Aialemenla Us veil recognized hy all
students 81 public questions in the
making os q great state the people
nave iHe'r interests 10 care for, and
vaea ali matters Of stale import are
ufne booked after n VIII pc time
% tat up the question of puitlng
Things Il shape for long.esred critics
who have never been able TO attract
attention N the communities inilicte
with their presence.
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special % Daily Leader.
q WhsliiaBiuH iD o. Jan 2l rhf
pospillca deparlmepl. annOuncp& thai
'lgalhyN t2mneh 'hdf been appointed
postmaster 1t Thebes and John s, Ne
1inley- al Hopelon. Don s. Washuuru
has been appointed 4 rural mail ear
fleF a. Ilennessey aud Albert q Nor
TON AT Idabe.
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national euFernment embarrassment
and what ever tends toward pIaclne
high olIlcial IN a bal llgal 20 that
extent ininres the entire country But
gle ennnrcss hhd nO alternative ii
aandilng the naaman 10 the White
ll8use BE has assnlled 50 many IN.
dlEIanals. attacked fo many lnslllu.
IlHHa ans accomplished 50 little HI
lle Has W rsRsNHiiDN 4 haeamc Ia.
pefailxe bif continued activities along
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cloak Room is of opinion the lieu
tenant governor Is an right on the
march and should exercise his colts
once each day The senate films one
for Journey even to the lower
house. makes good showiag
Among the physically large men Of
the senate one could not llst Taylor,
Brownlee, Yeager. and others Woo are
not above the average In size But
10 make the average Of the senate
como above the ordinary range one
could throw In Updegralt. Strain, Rec
Ter. Echols, Davis. Stewart, and few
more In the tall timber" circle,
one has to admit that Mitchell and
Stafford rank well up IN the hig brig
sde and each answers 10 the Sem.
tor address with tne dignity Of So
Ions with craftsmanship tailored down
to nicely Fore and at Il is we'll
built bunch, with o little better ot the
argument on the fore side.
"This idea OF having soldiers
home for Federal and Confederate
veterans mskes me weary was the
statement Of senate Iegder III The
lobby of a hotel 4srhe state Of Ok
lahoma can well afford 10 have 30
old citizen dlo Ia want The prospsfi-
ty of the stale and the wqndnrfu
abundance which rewards Intelligent
effort. would make me vote for an N.
stitution where any person Of lnlirm
! nhysical or mental condition might
be cared for I want 10 provide for an
who arc nllgcnt and aged. but 20
throw the blanket Of soldier around
that law win make me fight to the
ditch am Southron. an al the
glorious traditions Of that land arc al
rich and dear to me as possible NO
any man But we fought the war oi
secession and we fought It hard We
were beaten on the field of battle and
We accept that defeat without losing
ioi or little Ni honor Why. now
almost a half century later. In a state
nos mappe when that bloody war
was fought take up the cuagel and
revive one memory which might lead
e bitterness? II Is wrong. wholly and
absolutely, and Is but the ism OF SOME
we'll meaning people who are looking
toward the sun to see Il sink nehlnu
the western hills unmindful that II 10
also ready 10 appoar IN the eass IN
he morning
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CIV fiaAkcil said last week that ht
knew lhNi uenrsA agents are work
iag ii connection with Roo5evelt
agents IN gathering garbled data Has
aell's statement Is true Is burne out by
the lact that Roosevelt has sent AZ
slalani Attorney Genoal s E. Rnsh y
Muskoaee. lO take charge Of The fcd'
crai grand Jury Rush was formerly
IN lhe employ Of ~ r Hearst Has
koll knows whereof be speaks
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ginal ,hls good hour United States
Senator Gore Is the first citizen Of
oklahoma 10 be twice the choice OF
fhc state l1r TIE office of senatos. ihc
,ilehest office within The gift Of
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= have been somewhat costlve. but
uoan's Aeeulels gave iuHt the results
desired. They act mildly and regulate
the bowels perfectly fiN0rae Il.
kFauses sac Walnut Ave- Altoona Pa
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Roosevelt would even go 50 Tar as
io Instruct federal grand jury u re'
tarn an Indictment against Haskell
for whai2
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II lots Of people draw the pay stipu.
lated in iheir application papers for
lobbying they get what they never
earned ut home. afsf
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Senator Curd denies that Senator
updegrait speaks over the time limit
WHOM ao, addresses the sepate, either
In committed Of the whole 'or IN open
session.
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The Oklahoma tlig Tlsnes Is finding
fnaA With Haskell again YET Has
kelre administration pleases the peo'
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"Nlufn an tllH HafsNt e I Oniont'
Successful III rs tenth season can
be said OF few plays but It can truth.
fully bc said Of Human Hearts A
drama which aroyldes healthful recre-
asfn lbf tho pubic and which seems
% instruct while appearing In the
form OF amusement Is boonsto any
ccmmunltyt $50 many quesll nable
forms Of aniuAemcnt are thrust upon
the public. the boung aud old alike tind
much In this beautiful living story 70.
think over and enjoy long afterward.
Rich III Incident. In lts variety Of chaf
aeters, In stage settings. Il Is one OF
The few attraeli MS OF great merit on
The road. The spectator Is carried into
the delightful atmosphere Of life In The
hIIls of ArBaesas. The trouble which
falls upon TIRE simple folk of the 10
gan farm. reminds one & the line
~The trail OF the serpent The beau.
tIful and touching deRouement however
hear its lesson. Watt The author
has struck many true notes IN this play
ana the well chosen cast blend their
harmonies villa fine effect
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21

4 sneelilc for paln~-Df Thomas
Ecleetrio on strongest, cheapest INIT
mont ever devised. A household
remedy in America, los Is years.
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One Of tho peculiarly bard things 10
understand Is hows Jhnes Manefee
happens to be smiling about when an
unusually good coup is getting Tailor.
ed Into shape
Representative 10 Sherman. by hard
effort. has arrived at the stage IN life
when he can smile when you are
shifting Republicans around. but
there Is none too much mIsth IN tho
smiie.
Frank Wright recently sssiezed Of
the Lawton postoiiice appointment Is
q picture OF man who has done well
and knows H. Mr. Wright wears a
smile not smole by newspaper OWNERS
not REINFORCED by nostodice perquls.
ltea.
"ThOse Masons need not be so an
n-cl pnlfed up about their thIrts.
third degree was The remark OF a
minority legislator, FOR tAe teveTs
| AhAtN NtNtf' hANfH LUG NlmdNtNuffNH ~
the minority by some old legislators
vas one no one ever yet surpassed"
The statement that the III Reno
trip Is TO be the start OF Editor Peter
philander Duffy's announcement fos
the Office Of governor Is depies BY his
campaign manager, Mr.. bruce OFT OF
Yukon, wno afiirms public announce.
ment viii not be prior 70 Saint Pat.
rlcks dsy IN the morning.
In recent corridor conference
Judge neele- Of checotah had sena-
Tor Cunningham hedgcd between a
roat and The wall. and the Logan
county statesman remained through
the interview without getting nervous
cen though charged with putting a
spike OF two where Beeler would have
to tire Il while Br0wnIae WIS behind
the house arranging committee affairs
| for The senate mfnarifv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21

The corporation papers are once
more shedding efge dllc tears over thg
affesl 81 one. Scott MacReynolds a.
the instance Of Governor Haskell, ang
ihe seizure of hacReynulds papers
The hearing IN The case Of Hearst
aHenl Mlll come NJ next week and Tht
leadef wilholia amment until tina
TIME Meanwhile MacEegnalds putt
up wild cry ng personal injustice,
alleging thai be Is merely a saluried
nah dons those things which he ii
Qe4ered IN e hY liearsls general
toinHel. The l.eader has no Informs.
ton. Whatever, concerning MacReyn.
olda and bis mission fi0sosnqr Has
kels iiuwevet, has lssned a statement
ID which Ne does not minre words ID
fhasglng Eearsts men with eonspir
hets Since the governor IS never reek.
less II hls aihgalhenls and generally
knows whereof he speaks. It ID safe
10 presume thai lIearsts mon win
hafa Hllrle AansFlunlly + noini ont
any inluE which may have been
done fheNIQ x3luIol l4aif HN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21

A western Judge granted divorce
on account Of ili.temper and bad
breath. pr Kings New i4fe Pills
would have prevented H. They cure
Constipation. causing bad breath and
Liver Trouble The lll.iemper, dIspel
colds banish headaches conquer chills,
25c at all druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21

hoko citizens Of Kansas sid Texas
Vho lave been suffering from the re-
cent enid weather and experiencing al
the discomforis attendant to a riSor
0ug climate are extended an invita-
ton 10 #pend a few weeks IN iht
capital eltyaQi Oklahoma. where the
rfaas Is green a1d the fragrant flow.
efa unel 80 litIlo protection from
she winter Winds. Ia hospitality En
canrbsy tbe capital city ofS6hlahomn
hss nsgel aekhoRledged a superior
aid Il Is with raad0r and friendship
tsese who chuse the wrong place ol
ahoae are asked lu larry with us vel
. Hatle while: thai lney may enr.ss
lle and see iaw Of the innumerabie
Joys which abound IN Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21
Q oeccoe . noo o 90 o I
o vA9RANT VERGE. I
. oocccooocoo 90 0 90 ;


(By George w Sleyersl
on for the peaceful, pensive. qaie'
hour
Filling he soul With bright visions Of
an! D, = ,.,,'r'll,l|.E.AI'' \ l,|.E. !
Playing our part In ihefdrama Of Life
Oh 70 be free from all clamor tSic
weAs sihv vYctld t@t oqi. qqrssiI
= sbut lh- n il
Drifting n thol@ht cii life's echoles'
Iplo thc 4Iicucs pf'escrulty
Oh for a life Without duty Of, care
Away from All. sorrow, grief and
despolr-
Untouched bs trouble, nnmoved BY
tears
Peacefully lINng through times end
less years.
When the flesh grows weak and weary
the mind,
a refuge Of strength IN silence We
find
How the thirsty soul runs over with
10y
AS II drinks Of this llfc without alloy
Oh tog deer silence wherein llis i
best ff*t
Where, soul, mind and body reyel II
rest-
with tho weird forg tien. worry un
snnwii
And infinite lie q part Of our own
Oh FOR sweet quietude--Gcd's hols
calm--
How Il floods our lives with Its hea.
ing balm
As the angels whisper from out the
sky
Man is imm rial--ihc sou. can no
die.
How wonderously strange the hamaf
soul
Az The blIows OF earth around Il roll--
with faith n'lts God as sold rock
| It braves the wild tempest-standl
every shock
Maglow, Okla. Jan. A., 1903.