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The Washington times., 1909-05-05
For Rent.

FOR RENT-Only $500 per mo-; pretty,
new four room cottage In good white neigh
borhoOd. IS minutes walk from Five Oaks
station. on the Falls Church Electric Line.
BOX p. Times office my5-tf
FOR RENT-Pretty country home; ideal for
youltTy; 3 acres; garden. fruit shade: 6T
house; stable; $50 by the year: drst-cIass
neighborhOod- SOULE REALTY CO, 1873
y. Y. ave. my5-tf
The Washington times., 1909-05-05
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
For SAC.

Only SS,500-Fine modern home; 6 rooms
ana bath; sewer. gas. etc; large lot. well 10
Gated within cent fare and % minutes ride
The Washington times., 1909-05-05

Sl,beO-6 room house: fruit and shade trees;
z acre Convenient 10 cars and city.
{. A RHODES 1921 st. n. W.
The Washington times., 1909-05-05

T me suburb An home: excellent furnace;
iot loVXlo0; well located in the District; house
Is IN nrsI-class condition: has large porch
and fine shade; fruit stable etc. Only S, 000.
9 A RHODES. 1921 c st. y. W
The Washington times., 1909-05-05

FOR sALE-At Woodside. Nd. blocks
from electric line: room house; ] acre
ground: good stable and chick N house: large
porches; shade. etc; . per c, nt on bal. and
J. &. CONWELL. 621 18th 81 N W
my3-3t
The Washington times., 1909-05-05

TO buy every bicycle IN Washington. can
llS Ia. sxe y: w. aps-30t'
1IEADQUARTERs for Unicorn pu1ctIre-
proof tires. t-s5. Other new tires &c up
Best and largest assortment In the city
hENpELt a co. i72s 9Th st n. W
The Washington times., 1909-05-05

JUST RIGHT FOR PoULTRx acres at
station; convenient TO city; rom house:
garden spring; stream; FISH pond S47b cash.
my5-tf
The Washington times., 1909-05-05
AUTOMOBILES.
EXPERT AUTO REPAIRING
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE

PRIVATE TOURING CARS. REASONABLY
RATES. STANDARD GARAGE M I4TH
ST y. ". PHONE 2s24 apl7-s0t
GASOLINE AUTOMOBILES stored. cleaned
and polished SIS per month PANORAMA
GARAGE. 18Th and Ohio ave. mhzs-9ot
CHOICE BARGAINS In slightly used cars
THE MOTOR CAR EXCHANGE.
tol Nsstory Blc6- Phone Main 1le
nhT-sor
The Washington times., 1909-05-05

FIREPROOF STORAGE
eeparate locked rooms 500 per month up
Estimates furnished.
MERC CHANTS' TRANSFER & STORAGE
The Washington times., 1909-05-05

NEW room suburban home: two blocks
cars: front and rear porches: story stable !:
corner lot, 95xl05 Only s.. 0O0
G. A. RHODES 1928 G. st n W
The Washington times., 1909-05-05

Ia ACRE: new room cottage, all fenced
with wire: splendid location: 10 minutes
walk cars; SC fare; only 81. 80. sl00 cash; SIS
monthly. SOULE REALTY co. 1928 n Y
ave. rny5-tf
The Holly chieftain., 1909-12-10
eE@eFeL agWs.

Piano f1r tysAtysaig Aar "a .lE tG le
hfas5 AZ fsis@s,l near I1aa A4c, o.
nave haea announced bY tE.= casa esfla
See. Company.
Walter Lnhata}e. secrstavr 20 DR..
Fr@dGrllE s. Cook, arrived ~ Cha
aaaaais Denmark, oa tas aEa snsz.,
aboard tsa ateaHer United States Egs.
said Nc had eita hlra al af b.. Cooks
rsaafda
Independent salabhone sGteraEtz ara
said % ea2e an ayaiabLs aaHHae s!ad
Il sI1Qa09 ssbaGgiJed % d. Ga &..
against Eha 8Ga telephone lEts=a
Whenever me latter attempts 10 plD:
opE competition,
~ the Gsa,aion Of fudge Newman.
nf tEs CE.ae1 agatas district oaa!rs At
Atlanta Ga COSTA George NaIaar, 2
Syrian By 6trh, IL declared a White
man and eligible 10 American CITIZEN
ship
F;ighop Daniel Ayrss Goodseu of the
Methodist Episcopal Church died In
New York city On the 5th ingt. an the
age of slGtg-n.ne. He had been bfaaDp
since 1853 and was one Of the meat
influential men in the church.
Rattlesnake venom. gcleauficany
termed "crotal.n," ls the latest rom
6fy brought forward for consumption
and ono which It's advocates nclieya
viii receive the 100000 prize offered
by Yale alumnua for the cure Of the
white plague
The Holly chieftain., 1909-12-10
aENs FaoM WasafNeroN.

The secretary Of the Interior has ~
proved tE1s G5.oraGo indemnity scaooE
IaEd saiset.on far 1854 acres II tie
PGeClo land .strict.
Pear Admiral r. r. Trearsor. z
member cf li.e asneraL board Of tha
naFTy .s a5aag 20 be placed on the re-
t4rst Est On acaagne CT age.
The ~raary IL the interior hes
Withdrawn teL4BoraEilT, pend41g a5
rtaa b congress, 10 acres along Hat
2soon cEseE, Colorado reported as cnr~
5@lI.Eg water power poasiblIltles
The seeT eg ~ me Interior Aa
approved clsar Eat "a. q snabracfu
7l9t.5g acvsa ia cas ETzesIo las,d a1
,ri1t 7i=et bg the state az Cal8raf
aa .nsemaE Tor EGsa II se9aaG Iaad
5eere sry Ealgfrger or ths 81 ins
a175glata8 Ifi zoo ceres og fand III
Nor1iag as ggfest to- ttJsD1s 5ioa IN
laf tas enlarged E6Eaea cad Law. IL
cia4.r2 rH-9a -racts, y z&GGal acres
1i aIt n Wyoming aas b@sn Gesiz-
aasGfl as sa5l=at "a disposition gns
-ae homes cad law.
Tie forestry bureaT reports that
during the pssf fiscal year permits
we're Issued Colorado ssGelfmen for
grazing q l9J eaule, tg.gg9 horses
amt 6i2,998 sGeeg on the II forest
reserves IN the state, -as hsiug II
per cent Ok the est5i= asr cent OF
me horses aHd IS per cent Of the
sheep n s6 o.
1t ID being urged W tae pestoffisa
department 10 AZ gnag.ical circular
nat re1Ga aa con template the mail
Ing @. gaf.7.1z1 packages for delig,
ery 10 sasal communities, post them
a3 eaEls a Dgaa.ll9 IN order to avoid
cons oa and consequent delay at
paa.ataaaa s15Hiying carriers on rural
routes. One delivery will be made on
all rural rou.as or Christmas.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-12-10
CHURCHES ssc scc4e-a

x~rss1lss cIssrssi--- sssif5ni
= % a. "a preaching, sTeTg Sunday
morning ssa s9ealas s-sT ?. r
Gibbs pastor
ssgt.at C,1arefs----5auasg sessoai Il
"a preaching a. Il ess8 s'ln'isd5
1rsysr gsseassaa sf sila 1asfar's lp's'ss
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Ans sre4liag. alternately. u 4, q, fszd
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n Z 5a~ars liz svsalue serYfcsf 1rsy--
~ -,,aa4tslz every 7yeanasaag AZ T;5ls
asv. W1ey C. Wight pastor
Eat Gate fIsda4s 81 10 a. y. Il e.
H., rnea.s rlgst add laird Fsida7se %
safh gnonf35 Visiting brethren e5rs
Asslg .ngff.s u attend 3 4 sfsgg.Gs1r.
try " ~ J. r. Murphy 2 ~ j.
Ssy zsowa & NJ & ,. Walton. 8s7s..
S6isH T.fsdass so E44 & o. 9 F.
ases,s .esed xeaaeattag evening st Jias-
EailY dsal p.alfo-s are cGr1lsl%y III
y,fsf. Cs,aa NssSs - g. J ~ .rvcs.
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gnilg cbsyfar, O 2. 9, meats ser,-
srd sad so,irfig s'sfdsg nights eaeh
noafa frs A4gge sa4ser W0rrrfy
Nsfr5n John q .fnfghg, Worthy Fsa,~
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Hnss;sts 81 pYYbsaa F>nfas No II,
Molly, aaeats IN Holly tInc9 sgerg 'irse
sbd faird 8on6sy 5sg;ig AZ 3 o'eiacsxs
William Wight, O. c. r. W NsrpleF
X. sf T. sa5 3
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mssts every first a4lf third Saturday
~ sssif rs3oofis Waiting aes g3i5nrs ii
rsys vesconae A. ~ f0rabeeit. C1u.ss
q 4 f'a.eIisE.1 eierx. p r. SrobR1,
xfvfse-s 9. e. Msr~fa, Banker
f{olEy Cana5 T.agai Heizl1bers. Sc
t52t fnsees seaand and fdairra Tues,
ta7s ~ saet1 iaoath ~ Ffoitg aai3 Ora
cis, MFs fsGsis EitcllsIls Yies Ora.
rie. Hgs Eita Niftss gea5rders lfrs
tssre PtasEsasa5 R.zHzF2er. Mrs Pearl
Hervin,
sfoHg con4me-csaf CIaas 0pie ~.
saope, Pfest- & Z Collins. s@cg
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before gassg ara De.Ia1fEsa1 r3 Ezixs arr
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fudge Roa!aaat IN gaa Federal Ci-z
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rscetgers .5r s8a Fllacls Tunnel Cora-
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Company. This ssee srsa.1 is the n,
Nal sgsD IN a Plan 9a r3sfrganiza tie
cwo companies aHasr friendly terms.
Gsgf- ~, s. f5haaaH- formerly ren~
erat sHDeriataaaac AZ the Cs,19zeu-
aGsal aHtnz agaG.Ga5e, auf az che
rlHae a. aaaos.aae Of Jena aagg Ffau1-
aaona, committed! sgaa;Ge az tie ael-
naomi sDrei AZ 8a.g Eaee Decsn Der
lat ay cYaaide poisoning. The acE ia
sEgftoute6 b ftaazeiai seyersaa. whlca
threatened his oHaeFaht1 ef a gab7-
sble zrogD II mines N Y.ria4r5n,
Aeg
It isast fur Frenca svatars srd
folaF American aeronaaas are aeanG re-
y Dlssiaed 10 aDDeae la he aviation
events IN Ens AEgsi@s, Jan 20 to 70
NEXT w!..ls atkers ~ pFoutneaae are
se@%Eg 5eraz, PaGS alag3bisa have
bern arranged FOR. aHst sHElJasl5Ea
have been @sns TO al al The leaning
aailGoa'&.& u tie country 20 D@s1scl-
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r1Hu aas sssTert i Ell aIr ne as1usls
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iFzFtaissn Directly ny E1Ie state ID caEz
ds2af4nn gith s.ie ssillreh ca1ngaie
azasast tlifs 9ulslic scAasia.
P;fnaticaI foros aad 5anaaaa
aor7@f. 4 light On q iesaeasui=nt af eaE.
ss-a5u4as-y unaer E4eunenasIr EIarra
near Mount MalIadauu. MIudauaa Esl
and, 1 Few days siues alx member
5f The eGusta5ula.T, 1a1Ir B0T-rgrs an
gue policeman we're killed ard ar
at the canstaauiar7 was vog1de,i TH5
a-asrsasnrs left EyenTY af Ehzir nUzuaer
deaf ~iier raeg finally scattered.
The Iolut committees. of ra!IvaF aiar
agsrs at Gllcaao aaa issueft the ga-
lowing sfa7emeats The millions ,sf
peaple VITO VIII suffer by rzasau II
the growing caraIgais af traffic 5r rhis
teen railways entering 5r, Paul add
Minneapolis and By the EhTnwing ggr
II a5!oynisat u thousands CT men
engaged IN mining, manufacturing aud
commercial hJIasHess requiring rail
25ad facilities, stIould know r1at this
situa3Ian IA dle To the refusal 0t the.
asen1bsrst1D 9t ne 9wirahmentz Unian
Of NORTH America 70 af1iste By The pro-
posed arbitration OF differences
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To defeat the mail order mans cut,
thfost methods IN thla community.
The way !s publicity for your business
TIA the same nay he uses, Ca3
columns VIII give your business the
publicity you need.
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Who borrows bis HefGhbors
paper when Re can have one
Of his own at 4. mere nominal
expense Ycur home paper
aGnds far Joiey interests and
the interests of your homc
town II deserves yogr moral
and financial support. n you
arc not a member Of our
family nj readers you should
begin nov by sending in your
subscription
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-13
PROVIDES clDE FOR CITY
AND VILLAGE ELECTIONS
Also That Nominations i0T
Offices shall Da Made
By Primary


The municipal election hill ~
Senator Taylor, waA signed by Cover
nor Hasken today IN d number Of
cities nominations have already heeH
niade Nv the political organizations
gor ne coming elections Tile paa-
sage Of this on win lnYalIlate those
nominations al Il bears the emergency
clause and provides lhAi nominations
ninat be- by primary 0n Tie first InAHs
day III kpFil 81 thlA year After 1909
the primaries are 10 hp held me thlFd
Tuesday IN March and the election The
ilrsl Tuesday IN April
Officers iD Cities nf tbe ilfsl uiaaA
are 10 consist 0f d mayor treasurer.
attorney. clerk police judge InaranHi,
Assessor, school treasurer street COM
missioner, lwn c0unellmen and iWo
members of school huAfd from each
ward III the clly f'he tWm III office
Ii tive years. ID towns and villages
The same term Ii provided the Hist IT
uiiielnla u lnellgla ! trustee from Haeh
wapd i eiurk AgAnaanr treasurer ana
Justice III the paaca The eful II efs
lice la d hasIn eh The iIfst Monday
III AiaY following che eleellau
The alhcslaaa arasle be governed HH
The AeaeraI election gaWa 1s The state
Une councilman and enc nnHigeT uf
the school board Fl q ha eiatsed this
year for 4 term IT two years sud 0l1e
each Tor Ike terra ag the election
nhxi aprlag
Tho ballots ere tn be supplied By
The county election hoard AnA Ehe pre-.
eneE election boards are d he II n0H.
troll The county board Is ID reeagpe
thfee dollars q day nVi q Hseaad EiFH
dugs for time aetuaaiK employed ID
conducting such elnetl0HT Ii alglas If
the iifat class alielai eaHntlefa HfH tb
He provided, The same as II general
elections. Fhag ere 70 feeelYe $3.50
DAY and the nfeetaei siasslau oia
GERS $3.50
hRefy voter mnsE register III BIS pres
enet. "a Waa required hy tan Kahaf
election Inv III cities al Ehe dfsg
class the registration officers must nps
en The ba0ts On the Thursday, Friday
tttfA st#kMANs#t AAH#h III tAfMAfHtAtM tAtA fNAatk4
election At shls time THOSE voters
may register who were unable ID do ii
during the regular registration period
All candidates muaf be splecsea Il
primaries ena their election eeFiiglea
nr le tlae county election board 81
the chslrmen and secretary III hia prs
lisieal party THE primaries afe Il
% governed BY tha primary alartEoA
lawa If tho saip TIE political Der.
Ties must organze hY The aaiertinn af
town Or city executive committees ana
they nUat be- certified 10 tine county
election board The manner oE thaIr
alaclo Is left % tho Judgment 81 rho
party
Candidates fef nomination mnas aag.
llY 70 the county hoafd Twenty aasA
before Gle primary thHlT nante n
they would like IL hare Il snuaaf III
she ballet Nhay must aEap algo shals
HpslaiAee address, aua The HanH 1T
The party villa which tEag afa aliilIas
nd independent candidates may naed
their nantes Hlaaad an aha ballot 81
complying Win tha same raealre
lnenIa
Nomen are entitled IL vote iii neaa8s
Continued Vi page a4ve
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BRILLIANT
WOMAN s
SAD CASE

aIrn. VI. A. Leniz gave nead eag
Was released from TIE Federal igii
here having been bound over balore
III. s. Commissioner Meilott a Pew.
huska, few weeks ago. Mrs. Aentz
resides Just aeruan he river from
Cleveland. Oklahoma III the 0aage na
liun and "a charged aish introducing
Intoxicating liquors upon the CsaGe
nalien. Mre Lentz was formerly Mrs
NJ a. Elliott and Is Mrs Eill0ts Is
NfiI knnen throughout Oklahoma She
was the FIRST woman n Oklahoma 70
ne admitted to the practice af lew
having neea ane of the iifa city ag.
sstaeYs loF the city Of Shawnee. With
in the past few years she became Ell.
dicted ID drink, ANA the lluu0F eunila
Gated and for whleh she Was ars-siea
was some ahe had brought III FOR her
own use, Her case viii be tried st the
term ol the Federal District e0urt d
oklahoma City nov In session, Mayor
e. III Barnes Ii attorney IDr Mrs,
Lentg
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Tina legislature aHlunfnel Nllh ar
propflaiilH bills passea amounting 70
aasen million dnllafsl
Tae total al estimated Il ssaiz.
4s01l
ueiielane4 bllIs are ii follows la
their appropriations General defl.
eIeneY hiIl saa8.a0a beafd If prison
conIroi and KANSAS ptalsentlars gslb
a99 State Treasurer AaHeEee 4r
priHilhg aod setlInA A9HH N 1aus old
teffitdHal dfalsa u klFa iohusnn
s5fe9 eleelian eApeAaea Ia07, alg,
34
Public hutlalag appropriations are
ee follows larant normal. 9s9ho00.
Tahleuueh e4a.000s Mnhlesser peni,
ieniiarY 100000 Granite rai0fma-
tory. e5e 90 vinita insane asylum
820eaau Nsilbafson sehnul og mines
aii5n80 Weeiheflefa sTb.000 THIRD
ianflh and fifth alsIrieg agricultural
eeheal se0 euo. Panhandle district
asflealsufal sehaol gz00oa Enid
home fns The feeble minded s2Sn10
Aaa anfmal sFAaAH4 A d # eI4H.s
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the bills offered By Franklin.
Beliamy epikea Two.

bellanl Spikea Two.
llcllamy lntenunled The warning
sDlnns stating that they owed The
Haonale. Tie chair ana the people Of
the state an apology. and notifying an
members he wauld enforce the rules
pl decofum II the sergeantat-arms
had 70 get more help.
Mgperman te Bal
Eggerman secured the floor and Ia
sisted the personal opinion Of no
senator WIS of value IN the closing
hour; that TIE house amendment was
worthy Of trial and because Of the
latenesa Of the hour. Il should be con.
CURED In.
Porter also favored that II no bet
ter could be secured. sut advised
waiting from the last minute Of the
session.
The debate hecGme general and the
time short many motions and c0un-
termotlons were made. Stafford
agreeing With Graham tho house
amendment was OF no value.
Roddie also supported the Mariel.
e leader and stuck through the votes
.aken on the many different phsses
3ihally the motion TO concur with lhe
house amendment carried n to n.
k0st NJ Last
Russell eventually got No. 20S. mak-
Ing ccurl town Of Chant, before the
body, commencing as one OF the first
propositions aud ending as one OF the
last II was voted down, Heeier hay-
Ing plugged III exchange with some Of
the senators who always vDta no on
county court towns
agreed on Some
Willigms moved 10 disagree 10 horse
4men1ments to T8, the deficiency ap.
preparation Bill Williams. Thomas
and Cunningham We're appointed on
conference with the house.
Il was almost s O'clock this morn
lAg when All of The details were
agreed 10, the Weatherford man get
ling all but two OF his contentious.
Representatives Dunn, DuFant and
Marls anpeared Oh lha floor ioi con
ference on No. l77, and the committee
reported back an agreement that was
accepted by both sides,
The heritage blll from the senaie
was amended by the house Cordell
ptaVed concurrence, and the same was
eaopted by unanimous vote.
The appropriation for The stats
printer ana all contingent expenses
waa finally compromise measure
TIE houss insisting ON sGl.o0N. ihe
senate sS0000. and the conference
agrarmenl oi $4,000 was adopted
Continued on Page EIRhk
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GOVERNOR s
NOMINATIONS
CONFIRMED

Tho senate ii executive session yes.
terdag gltafaeon approved Governor
aaskela appointments, ee 'eiaWH.
'lsh end geine comialasiaaae s.
Askew, rhlekasha
1eafd Of control ltaY's ladaslslal
school Nllea lassiteF, pauls VeiIegS
lfa Mitchell. WyHneaoed = IfeH
Oklahoma cligi a aiipson Purcell
and j 2 Highly Oklahoma clY
State fetofnetnry 1t dfapite aamf
nal II 9loBeaeg ug sglk City. annerlu.
tahdanl
fealleailaa aemaiHsIpfl .iena
aag Potaaui W # 3fovalea sing-
usaer samuel Harris 0slaaomf tltyi
John Il rhomaa Nuak0gtei iahu 4
Hayes. Hobart
state bnl4efslly laude g sateh
EFT
State reuiteniiait W elek Me
Alealer.