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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24
TRANSFER REFUSES HOSPITAL
 THOUGH BONES ARE BROKEN

John Smith of 436 North avenue, teamster employed by the Burns Co.,, was thrown from his seat in Barnum avenue this morning, when the wheels of his wagon caught in the car tracks. He received a broken collar bone. He refused to go to a hospital and was re- moved to his home in the ambulance.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24
TWELVE REMOVED
 TO STATE PRISON
Especial from United P

Especial from United Press.)
 New Haven, May 24.-Twelve pris- oners were removed from the county jail here to-day to the state prison at Wethersfield. James R. Hazelton, the negro who was convicted of killing his wife was among the batch.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24
Young White Man
 Sentenced to Death

Especial from United Press.)
 Anderson. S. C., May 24--Webb Sim ons, a young white man, was sentenced murder on February 20 of Deputy United States Marshal J. B. McAdams. The conviction will be appealed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24

cession before it crossed the river. National President Ambrose did not ride a horse, but was warmly greeted along the line of march by many Sla- vonians who recognized him. %
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24
WHEAT KINGS HEIR

Especial from United Press.) Chicago. May A.-A baby was born to-day to Mrs Joseph Letter. wife of the famous wheat King.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24
DIR. STEVENS RETURNS

(Special from United Press)
 New York. May 24.zDr. E. H. Stew ens of Boston. arrived to-day on the steamer Coamo from San Juan. P. I.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24

Mary E. Lynch of this city, married William A, Grover, also a Bridgeport- CT. Feb. 3. 1890. and he deserted her as she alleges, Dec. 1. 1905 She de- sires separation and also a change of
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24

FOR SALE - Holsman automobile with top and full equipment, in good H., 196 Ellsworth Ave. New Haven Conn. R 20 sp
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24

YOUNG MAN of experience in tho handling and care of automobiles de- sires position as driver for rrivate owner Loco preferred. Addresk L. G. Garand, 1141 State St
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24

FIRST CLASS table board and rooms 351 Clinton Ave, near Fairfield Ave-
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24

COME TO the Grand Concert and Dance given by the Schwaebishea Maenner Chor, May 27, at their hall 37 French street, and hear them sing the Prize Song to be sung by them at the New York Sangerfest. Ad. mission 25 cents. R A u o
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24

YOU GET TRIMMED every time you have your corns cut. It only makes them spread. Go to Dr. Mansfield. Room POI MeigE Bldg, and have
 them cured. al
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24

WlANTED-Cook and 1aundreso Ap- ply between and 5 or and D. nn- POS Brooklawn Ave. R24 b DO
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24

5000 SINGERS will take part in the New York Sangerfest. Bridgeport will be represented by the Schwae- bisher Maenner Chor. Come to their concert and hear them sing the Pr1z< Song May N, at their hall, French street. Admission 25 cents.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24

D.-Experienced body machine ironer at once. Good wages . Bridgeport Steam Laundry.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24

FOR SALE-$4oo new upright plano. with scarf and stool. VIII sacrifice $125 on easy monthly payments F. Fotch Piano Co.,, 844 Noble Ave
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24

WANTED.-Work by the day, by strong girl. Apply 63 Wallace St.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24

CAsCA-LAxINE TABLETS cure bill. iousness and constipation. Follow tht direction. U 12
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24

LOST-A small purse containing money, between Carlson Hat Go. and corner of John and Broad SfSs, Sat< urday evening. Reward. 40 Calf- fornia St. 2Hp
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24

JAMES J. STEPHAN, popular hatter
 974 E. Main St.. has the goods. Cal
 and verify. Fl 30 tf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24

TO RENT.- rooms. Gas. set tubs etc Crescent Ave, opposite No
 Engine House. $9.50. Inquire No. H William St. R IT tt.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24

TO RENT.-7 rooms, all improvements steam heat furnished, 590 Park ave, nue. Tel.2801-4. U 2S tfo
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24

LOCOMOBILE COMPANY offers priv
 ilege ofdumping ashes, dirt or any clean filling. Apply timekeeper's of flee for permit. The Locomobile CO
 of America R "A d*o 35
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24
CONVENTION OF NATIONAL SLAVONIC SOCIETY BRINGS
 THOUSANDS TO THIS CITY

Single Division of Parade Contains More Than 80 Carriages Carrying Near 1y 400 Delegates, Who !. Come from All Parts of United States.
 National President Ambrose Presented With a Loving Cup by Local Convention Committee-Meetings of Convention Will Be Held in SokoI Hall and Will Last Throughout Week Mayor Lee Makes Ad- dress of Welcome.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24

FOR SALE.-Columbia five-passenger four cylinder automobile, 24-2S horse power, 1907. Recently overhauled and in first-class condition. Has top, Nmagneto, glass wind shield tires. Can be bought very chea1 and demonstrated at any time. Cal at Miller Motor Car Co.,, 554 Fairfield Ave, Bridgeport, Conn.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24

SAUSAGE that's home made, also 1iv- CT pudding and blood pudding can be purchased tomorrow at Mark Ma gle's 652 East Main street, and John Porter's, SIS Warren St. Thest goods are made by Biltz at 95 State St. H Il tf 5
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24

BRATWURST, pigs hooks, countr!
 pork a speciality. M. M. Nagel, 65i
 East Main St. G tfs 8 |
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24

FOR SALE-4 family house on Kos- suth St Price $6,00O. Watson, 85 Fairfield Ave. sp
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24

HOT LUNCH, daily at Mortons Cafs 15S Fairfield Avenue. Everhardt's N. '. lager and Smiths Philadelphia Ale on draught. T tfo
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24

PRATTS CAFE, 137 Fairfield Ave, ii sure to have what you want in ales wines and liquors. Do not forge the fine free lunch served daily.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24

FOR SALE.-2o acres land in Strat- ford. Price $500; $500 can remain on mortgage; near Putney. Watson, 83 Fairfield Ave. azs4p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-24
(UNCLASSIFIED.1I

FOR SALE-12 room family house. all improvements, /on Union Ave. $3,0OO at 5 per cent. can remain; S700 down. Watson, S3 Fairfield Ave.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
MIGHTY TORRENT HELD
IN CHECK BY ICE KING
May Be Crossed Without Risk
Other Than 10 Slip on OOCks
and Get DuCkIng

Niagara Falls n. 81. Feb. l5-The
aajaract al Niagara Falls Is ice.luund
today and the American falls Is pran'
tlcally dry Ihe stream Is more
brook at the brink, only twice before
has this been known 10 happen, March
29. lS4s. and March 92, 1903 Amy
yenturesome person might cross saie-
~ from Prospect Point 20 G0gt is
land without risk ether than q slip on
tha rocks and ducklng. There ia
hot force enough IA the sireem ie
carry q pulp los over the precipice
For days 4 cold northwest WIND h9a
been holding back tho wnters aud b0r
ug tho channe. So the ice inds ndE
menl FIRST IN The upper rapids amt
.hcn IN the long reaches un 70 Glil
Creek. rhc result IS Il great wall q
tee from Goat Island to the American
bank and some 200 feet into The caus
dian channel From Goat island all
that may he seen la the long stfelru
b ice IN hillooks and hummocks ten
leei aud more high between which an
lart MAN might Hnd Il eaaY To rroaa
alhe toe has ehuked the american
l1fis and tle great Horseshoe FELL 4
blueked by a wall os lee that iuta ont
beyond Third Sister island and snut
Of AL the flow westward 60 the 0ut
ward sweep of the llofscahue 4
val. Of ice also inls out from the gasl
adian side so gll thai IS loft ig lhe
very centGr ~ Tie fall aud that lq'
day rs robbed OF half les normal yql
ume ~ ,be gorge below Tho hmefi
aan sulls gent hummncks OF ice rlae
tfom 40 % CD feet frem She ealaeaeta
free. 0n whai wgs leil Of the zee
bridge one could make easy pasaase
across lhc front ~ she falls e. ihe
.e4e of ihe Winds
Ef a,ung ihe gorge % Lewiston
he mighty l1rrenl iN Held ln l1e loree
efin ol the Zee king Hhe furious rush
OF me rapids Is slineA The greet
rocks apostle tho battery elevator
against which the waters smash lnio
spray are bare aneks that 0lG river
men sag have not been seen IN forty
years are naked today The whirlpool
Is sluRggh al tho DEVILS hola there
Is only a brook The low Wcter hG
crippled the power plants
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
10 STATES
INVITED

Baton Rouge. ia,. Feb. i6. Gov y
II. sanders of Louisiana has issued
q call for a convention 10 be held iu
New Orleans on March 20, 30 and 81,
for the purpose " taking action look
ing 20 the establishment Of uniform
child ind woman labor laws and ehe
possible hottermcnt of conditions in
ihls connection throughout the South.
The governors Of kentucky, Tennoe-
lee. North Carolina. South Carolina
Georgia Florida, Louisiana Mlsssalppl
Arkansas, Texas 0kl3homa, Vriglnlal
and Missouri have been Invited 50 Al'
tcnd "a person 70 appoint delegates
from the various labor unious ma0
ufaclurlng enterprises and womcus
organizations throughout their resnec
tive states
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
ARBITRATION TRIBUNAL
ALSO ALSO IS OBJECTIONABLE
This Government Sure 10 Lose,
II is Said, With a Peru
Wan Referee

Washington Feb. si-An interest
ing situstion ID the Senate seems caf
tain to be preclpliated when the pana
ms treaty IS taker up tor considera.
lion Certain Democrats hsve all
along protested against TWO features
cg the treaty nad the prospects are
that they win receive no little assist.
aace from those mos. Intimately in.
ierested IN tho construction Oi the
canal and whose experienced IA The
canal zone entities them 10 q eegpect.
ful hearing
The features which are luoss OBJ.
leelicnable TO the Democrats are, Arst
ihe provision which viii prevent the
yale Of supplies Of ell kinds TO en-.
ployes OF the eaBnl commission by
tle commssarics, thus saving these
employees the paymgnl Of the duty as
'nssad by Panama anA The profit ex-
acted by Panama merchants; second,
tho proposition % submit differences
Rith tho government Of Panama to
an arbitration tribunal aa which the
president Of PERI sAail east the de.
Gliding vote
Would Cause 4 Strike
The Republicans, and even some
Democratic momoers of The commit
Tee on foreign Relations. have been
DISPOSED ta irnI lightly these Oh.
jeelions. bni Il Is learned THAI the
view entertained pg rwh anlcials
Of the Canal commission & chat both
provisions will De detrimental lc Che
interests uF TIE united gtales q s
even mBiuiHinnd thai ihe FIRST whleH
Woull compel ihe employees uf the
commission 20 nnrchase their supplies
from the merchants 9f aanama Wilt
completely dl8oreauze 'he labor site
iftiou cn Che lsihmus nd may even
aeeassllate q material snclease in
the wage scale with consequent
enhancement 0f thc eoHl 81 lha eauui
gecfelary Root when fofofe the
committee Bn farninn relations. sad
frankly that iie employees of ihe da-
nal commission were receiving muah
hlgher nav then lhel' could socnfe
III The United States and ihnt he aal
50 sympathy #lth thNlf contentious
as he deemed them "a pampered set
Il le bqlievel thai ar Root referred
ie Che American employees who aad
been elamorina vocller9us,y agninat
lbo proposed arrangement but ihe
panamanisue aag frankly That q e
aoi iha custom af th AmericenF
which lhef eeek. but that % sie ne.
4sHans fhN IahAeANs
FroM hieh authority 1 IS learned
laai tho proposed erfnneemepf would
81 FAR enhancp lhe eosi 81 living To-
this elHka on employees thnl tie altar.
native ol 4 strife ora decided incretse
Of waras f'il ba inevitable. This can
easily ie aactriained by the commit
iaes OF Congress. aud particularly hy
lhe couahlflHe en- foreign relations
# there IS a dlsBostion 70 l0 50 and
& Il aulie nnnhnbie that President.
elact Taft Will fake eouia sienf 70 call
tho attention Of senators to the fact
0hlecfloa to 'partvlan Referee,
Tho contention thus far set fefth
anlv hv The Democrats That an arbi.
Hql tribunal With the chief executive
a. South American Rapuhllr cssi-
ing lhe deci1ing vote would lnvari-
shly DECIDE against the ciaims oi the
coutlnuee "a Page Hleht
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
OBSTACLE
To NJ CURE s
AMBITION

Z washington yeb. iG g'he ambition
of Representative ioGuire 20 become
the chairman 81 Che house eommittee
oa Indian AFFAIRS has encountered
sugeh waters Tho principal obsineH
the lne bUored fule oi seniority
ci lomborahin Tr0m thls aiandpoint
Representative Naapp Of Sow Nuft
s entitled ta the chairman hiH
ls the ranking Republican member on
me committee representative Stew
ems. be Texas. Is reany the ranking
member os lhe committee but he y a
Democrat and therefore not eligible
70 the craftsmanship IN The eyes Of 9
Republican speaker
when Chairman James s. Sherman
retired from this committee TO become
Hee nesideni. mis- recommendation
viii 70 q long way toward naming bls
successor i Is learned from .reian
2nlrces ihat MI Sherm u win recon
mend the appOihimeh 0f Mr knapH
lhus s0ilOwng Che usual rule. n 81
also learned that Gaeaker Cannon
rather iavorlbly Inclined 70 Mr.
KnanR
en- she other hand lhe appointment
og Mr.. Mcclure t0 the ehalrlnanship
hss strong recommendation based
npon political expedency During tit
next two years practically al of the
affairs OF The indians o; Eastern Ok
lah0ma will be eNsed The indiaH
81 oklahoma constitute by fer the
most important work the indian af
fairs committee has % Dc. Mr. Ne
Gulre is lram Oklahoma and therefore
familiar with conditions And furtH
ar. the Republicans are now layins
tkeir plans ID capture tho state al
the uexi election. u Mr Mcclure
were made ehifman and the lndians
told point blank thai he Is chairman
II the Indian adslrs committed. cCale
give ihen what legislation tney want
& would he powerful political ID
ant Re in ine state ANA Mr. Tai
foud consider lha be- had won onf
iata from ihe Solid aouth # Okla,
huma goes Republican II the politl
cal advantage ihHs 0lsered appeals
lfu aneakar Cannon ne might give
Consideration % The desire 0f Mf Me
Gnire lo heeorie chairman ~ the com
lmlttpe fiile he VIII have 20 bc con
elnccH thai MfGulfc can deliver the
goods II he nlaees him IN charge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
MEXIGANs ABANDON
HOMES TERR0REED
BY EARTHQUAKES

CITY 81 Mexico. Feb 10 Rumblinss
and earth qulyerines continue 10 De
felt IN the vicinity OF Mount colina
and the eruption has not ceased.
though einlcrs are not spreading
over such wide areA. Dnrlng the
eruptlons ashes and clndcrs fell on
the towns of Colime. Tuxpan. Capo.
tlan end other towns IN the Vicinity
ANA forests were SET on fire hy the
discharge from the smoking noun.
tain.
wild animals rushed into tho settle
ments. almost tame from fright. and
people abandoned homes and lied IN
terror.
News from Coalcoman, Palzouaro,
Ario and Tacamabrio Is that the earth
has been trembling there almost con.
siantiy since the eruption commenced
and people are terrorizcd From fn
catan q Is reported that beautiful
Lake Chlchunkanat. IN the southern
nars OF that state. which was former
N twelve leagues IN length, has half
disappeared. and people IN the vleln
ily are suffering for water.
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are heinA encouraged hy q few law
Yers and fadlan rights senllmenlas
iAls here
We afa iust noW at the most efsg.
lsal stage q indiau legislation. Aald
Mr Actiulrc. "A Il up 10 Congress
10 determine soon whether It Is To-
b6 root hog of dIe policy With thp III
altn. q witthhI the lndlsn has e0i
a8nhase calAFbded gdafdlaukfIb \ i0r
one aia nVHlshg 70 90 IS far 81 any
informed man could on che root. hoe
Of die pulicy but It The snnie liae,
there are undoubtedly some full blood
Indians as heIpless ~ children. and
no one would want 70 take away lhe
protection oi children
y % not believe there win bp any
Legislation lsr ihe Efdlnns nj lhla ses
sion except suea as ram s. ssfead %.
on IS evefycne. ana that nat IN A
short couelee Bin fHai Hll ne eu ex.
plieIs thai ans member 81 congfese
can undeFalana \ na II WIFI not ne
caalihusd a faee Eishi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
PRESIDENT
TAFT NOT TO De l
MASON At SIGHT

Atlaniu. Ga. Feb. i6- Nolwiihetand
ing that the grand master Of the Ma.
sonic grand lodge Of tlc state Of Ohio
he's reiterated BIS former statement
that Presllcni.rlect William II. Tau
aill be made Mason al sight" Il
Is probable that Mr.. Taft win not
accept the honor ever though all OBJ.
iections hy other lodges be withdrawn
An offer 20 make him q Mason on
sight was rendered 70 Mr Taft while
he was IN Augusta by the lodge o.
that city. but he ieclinei
= shall be glad 10 hecome a Ma.
son, said Mr. Taft but when take
MY Masonic aegrecs It VIII be IN the
home lolge 0f my father appreciate
the fact thE the Masons OF Augusta
have thought Of me but will take
my degrees where my father was
made Mason
Georgia Masons are confident that
Mr.. Taft, after declining their invita-.
lion, sill not accept the Ohio OFFER
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16

spcclal ta tho Daily Loaler
Wasameton. E'eh iG ~ she iop
81 Representative McGuiFc'a mahogs
any desk Is auIhrge bundle Or papnFs
heavily wfuppaa and He'd This h sup
nosed terepFesHhi The strength of TIE
full hlooaa sentiment Of Che nTe civil
lzel trlhre IN protest. against the GOV.
eFnmenliits IlaaalnnNealing win qfne
fndlansneHora olt spas pfesunld6 go
mr. Moaiiarolas Cfssgf ehaka hlmssi
0theg representatives Of llIe Indian
tribes here pIlegea thai the petition
which IA signed hy l5.o67 eames Is
not authentic Crazy Snake claims
70 have aecufea them hy systematic
eanvasslng " " probable thaf the
lnilah committee VIII aeeofA h ieag
sne nn The proposition. though u vii
probably amount tc nothing The pell
flon asks that the Indians he loIa ~
nlaIn language ipdi what ihelr etsluH
4. Thes wousa like ln have an IN.
vealIsaiion of thelt condition by the
rovefnmsn TbeIun blood indians
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
OKLAHOMA EDUCATORS NJ
WILL CO TO CHICAGO

Headed by State superintendent y
d, Cameron a delegalion oi Oklahoma
educators wll leave the latter part
OF this week For Chicago 20 attond me
convention Of the department 1f sup
grlniondonla OF Che National educ0'
tionsl association.
Those who WIN 30 N addition 20 the
state superintendent are Walter Ross,
Alya s sharp, weather. lrd,; a..
a Mclaughlin, Edmond Linn Glover,
Eartlesville. superintendent ]. q Tay'
lor oklahoma City, superintendcnl
Evans, Ardmore: Fred Eowell El
Reno. W II Walsoa Chlckasha; h.
o Hays and Harvey shelton vinllas
W. 2 GIL, Pawauska n c. King.
Durant
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
To STORM
ClTID Ell
OF LIQUOR

EouIsYle. KY. Fah. ii Renucky
second producing liQnor state III 'hf
Union. and up 70 this time unseaho
by 9 statewide prohibition fight will
BE- the battle held for the declaration
OF total prohibition from TO-DAY f0f
ward. The Autsalcon League ana KIN
Fred temperance forces convened O..
DAY H louisville. and the upshol oil
lhe meeting wli undoubtedly be the
passing of resolutions calling Oh Goy
Augustus e Wilson % summon the
legislature In extra session for ahe
consideration of state-wide BILL o.
fer uniform county local option en.
braclng cities OF The first ant secUna
classes
Wilson has heretofore declared chat
he woem not cell the legislature ex.
traordlnarll5 unless crisis lmpeu
cd and Il & net believed thci he win
yield 70 Che demand Of Che temper.
me- people az this time
The chiai interest points 10 the con
4eatinn beginning today Ii q speech
le be delivered by Z. G. oRear. the
retiring cAiei Justice Of he Kentucky
court % appeals who has declare
ln favor uf total prohibition for tbs
slete ana aation even to the ahraea
tlon Of consumption, purchase anf
nlnnlgciure Of Whisiey 0Rear IS i
prominent Republican aud Wilson
Was elected under the standard d
that party.
Gniy four counties IN Tie state are
entlrlly vet at present.
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NET INCOME

Thht the total ne. income OF the
Wells Cargo cypress company for
the fiscal year ending june 30. 1898
gas approximately g4lS0.000 or equlg
elent 70 tivldead Of 52 per cent on
the entire stock of the rompany, was
the general Matemens ma8e by hich-
ard Burr general auditor Of the e0m-
pauy, upon REORGANIZATION by az
expert of me oklahoma corporation
commission ID The hearing before the
commission cn The pt1poaed ofdcr 70
reduce express rates.
When asked wnat the nes earnings
Of the company would haye been Il
the entire interstate business Of Ok
lahoma had been carried free Of
charge, Burr stated that the Income
would haze soen s3,SN000,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
80 KILLED

constlntinople, FEB. le- num-
Der OF houses aud government build
lngs at sivas. IN Asintic Turkey. col
iapsed today as the result Of an earth
quake Il Is reported that thirty
were killed and MANY others Injured
The shock was also felt IN other dis
tricts. The inhabitants fed the coun.
try.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
NEW SANTA FE DEPOT

snrcal 90 fhc Daily Lnalff.
uarliesvilic. okla. Fob Is Tho
nlans Tor Tho Barllesvllle depot have
heon approved by the corporation com
miaslon Chairman Love says thal
the Harlleavllle passenger station wIll
e lne pest ln the state Under iht
contract between he Santa re rail
- end The nalileaYllle commercial
slub she Depot uipsl ba completed bi
Ndfenbff. 1863.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
0sAGE INDIAN BILL SPIKED

Washington, Feb. lG.--The Senate
bin approving the claim Of The Usage
applicants lett on Tie rolls ihat they
should have their claims adjusted IN
the district court was killed 81 re'
ator fiale o. Mine. When Senator
Gwen called the mhite ~ tAs
Hale objected and The matler wen
over III Is loo laie IN the season a
got Il 40 again unless IN The form
an amendment 70 some bill
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
RIJSE


Kansas City Mo. Feb. ie-Arres;ec
With revolver In one hand aud dyns.
mite bomb in The other a man appar'
entity forty years OF age today entered
The home Of Lawrence N. Jones, pres
idcnt Of the Jones Brothers Dry Good
CO.. of This city and demanded seven
Thousand dollars iiy q ruse Jones
oyerpowered the man and be was ar.
.nntna
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-16
TWO APPROPRIATION BILLS
THROUGH LOWER HOUSE
St61, 900 for Corporation Com
mission and $4,000 for
School IOT Deaf

The public building fight came ~
ln the house again this morning and
there was another brief sklrmish over
the proposition 70 locate the state
girls Industrial school al chickasha
The bill by Glover ana lreton fol
tho location Of thi- institution at that
place WIS called up and read at length
Gilmer promptly rose and said ne
hoped Che measure would not pasH
McCalla raised the point Of order
that there was nothing before lne
house. workman made rotlon 70
suspend the rules and re mls lAe
bill 10 the committee sn Hhpie
"a call Of the house bsbere 7ndra
md there was pp fit
mentary iugglinx
cllmsr epeaks tsMfn3mHmsmsMB
Finally gllr
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COMMISSION FORM.


Special 20 the Daily Leader
p0nea CITY, ckla. Feb lC P0ncs
city wlll vote February 2s on Tie uvni
mission form Of government AT TIM
Hme tbe citizens viii vote f8r the
rerholdera from each ward, whose
tnly f VIII be to prfpare ehartei
for the government Of The city This
aoes net commit them % the commits
sion form. for Tho people have IN fo
Afve the flehs 10 adopt Of reject thd
charter. Az submitted.