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


THE ieuiale torn being capable 81
expressing a sepicme leg.ee Of grace
should he an lnspiratl'n ia our daily
lives and lead up TO .algher ideals 81
beauty, said The ari Ieciurer rhofe-
ipre the fat Woman Is AN. enemy n the
kilate uhiifa tot fbn 4 entirely TOO
|heavy Iof any wings ol fancy TO raise.
q cgn'i understand NOW any woman
Blll relaaln FAT when lt IS so easy -
reduce ona'k flesh. In The Latin guar.
Ter QI Paris one never aees Q gross lg-
are Although The art models take
lhinga oasy. ali around q great deal
ana eni iust-YhaieYer taey please, yea
'hey Keep their flesh firm and lnelr
figures beautiful They have a simple
fai reducer that takes The place n
starving aAd gymnastics Il consl4ts
OF teaspoouiul after meals ana al
bedtime OF this simple receipt: ~
ounce Marin 1a, i-2 ounce Fluid tx.
tract caacafa Aromatic and ~
ounces Peppermint Wate. That's All.
Why don't lat pudgy American women
try that7 IT'S harmless-naN very
good ior them and win, ! understand.
take OF as mnca as a pound Of fat q
day Any one with little small
change and a drug store handy csn
have a decent figure
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21
NATION 5
FORESTS
FURNISH
Tiers

Washington, Jan. 2l-- Uncle Sans
national forests yielded an increase
Of ZOE per cent ln timber last year
over the record for 1907, giving re.
turn OF $s49O2724 to tae government.
Twentshye per cent OF this amount
went back q the states IN which the
fofes.ts are located IN lieu OF taxes. IN
accordance with the provisions OF the
law This revenue will be added 10
The Etate's fund tor the support ana
maintenance Of roads ant pubic
lchoole.
The amount Of timber out from all
the national forests was 3g2. .7g2 900
feet, board measure, az against l94.
$4,000 feet In the previous year
rais figure for 1908 does not include
the lSi4S2,000 feet given away TO
seitlers, schools and churches under
'fsec use" permits. This Increase Of
i02 per cent shows a far better use
and increasing productlveness OF the
forest under conservative methods OF
cutting There was market in.
crease In small sales last year result.
Ing IN an increase OF 236 per cent In
The lumber Of sales, Notwithstanding
the fact that the timber contracted
Tor was far less IA the aggregate than
IN 1901
In making timber sales the forest
service seeks small IN preference TO
large sales, ana aims 10 safeguard d
supply for future needs rather than
70 swell the immediate receipts Were
1t desired. the present receipts from
timber sales could be quickly doubled.
During the year Il was found neces.
sary IN the interest OF OF a continued
supply to restrict sales on many Tor.
eSts. Nevertheless, use OF the national
forests as source OF timber supply
was more general than ever before.
The total vecelpts from timber sales
each year have been as fellows: 1906,
SEQ. 1869; 1906 s2h5.0ls.4a; 1907.
S06S,Si3i2; 1908, ss49 .O272i.
Payment for timber Is always re.
Qulrei q advance. IN large salas,
however. ana In small sGles on coca.
sion, payment Is made IN lnstallmenfs
SO arranged as to protect tae govern.
ment against loss without Imposing
unnecessarily severe burdens upon
The purchaser Thus the receipt OF
each year represent substantially. but
not exactly the value Of the timber
sold ana removed during that year.
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INDIAN
1[F|fEFsI
PROTEST
L[N.J[)|. !
Special % DaIly Leader.

opeNal 10 bdllf LNautl
Washington. D. G.. Ian 81 Repre-.
sentative Mcclure has received q com.
municatlon Gom pawhuska Okll,
containing resolution passed by the
Usage council protesting againei the
bin introduced by Senator Gore provid-
ing for the removal Of restrictions up-
on the surplus lands OF the Qsages
The principal objection that y raised
Is that the Gore biH MAS introduced
without the consent or appr val Of the
council, and that Il conflicts With sew
eral treaty provisions governing t9e
Usage property AAa furthermore, the
resolution asserts. II opens up the way
fos rand sharks 70 grab up the lana
for a minimum price, aud ihat these
alleged land sharks are not home
builders hut are waiting e grab 'he
land for purely speculative purposes
The intent OF the Gore bill Was lo
make the surpus land OF thc Osagea
taxable. This IS exactly wlai the
Osages do not want, and Is believed @
be the renl reason why they are on.
posing the measure. There are also
several factions ln The 0aage nation.
and II seems hard & determine Just
what the sentiment OF the majority Of
The Indians rs. Tho ideas Of the white
element and tse Indians, except the
very progressive element are greatly
AT variance.
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L.E:G|SL. ATE
SOLDIERS
AGES BY
FIJI. TON


Washington. D. G.. Jan. 2i.-Isepr.
sentative Fulton has introduced a bal
IN congress TO amend The prescott gen-
sion law TO the effect that the records
OF the war department shall be accepi.
ed as the correct age ( Civil Wal yet-
erans unless conclusive evidence can
be shown that the record Is Incorrect
Under The law of February j, 90i,
it Is provided thai Civil war yeterans
who are OF certain age beginning
Wits C2, shall receive q pension Of
si2.aO per month, the amount incrcas.
ing az their age increases Duilng .he
Civil war thousands OF men enllsiel
giving their ages falseiY Many b w
not more than sixteen or seveulcon
gave their ages as 81, and many old
men gave In their ages as much lees
than q really was in order 10 pass inc
recruiting officer Their ages thus
given in are matter d welri IN the
war department, aud waon hoy make
application as being Of certain age
when hey ask for pensions IN, m
statements often vary from the war
department rec rda This causes de'
lay and has prevented many a veteran
from getting a pons9l 10 which he Is
really entitled.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21
KANSAS
GUARANTEE
MEASURE

According 10 Topeka dlanaIfhe6 enc
Kansas guarantee measure Is one 60
work by supreme court districts i
Is nCFei, if not us Mound aa Il might
be-
p. M Goebel, the Kansas City, kas,
banker. has prepared the baak guar
antes bin waieh. II is believed VIII
be the meisafe favored ami united
upon by the bankers ui the state.
Il provides for q voluntary assoeia-
tiun gor she protection Of deposiinrs
In banks and trust companies organ
iged under Kansas laws, ami all no,
iioual banking associations doing basl.
ness Ia The state may become mem
hers. The association Is % be knawn
AZ the Kansas state association FOR
the protection Of depostora
Each judicial district shail conasi.
tuie a separate district. IN which lo-
cal boards Of the directors Of the as.
slciation may be organized and az
banks and trust companies In the ais.
tricg may become mambefs TIE 10.
cal board win De known SO ,he 10.
cal board Of the judicial diairiet OF
the Kansas sttle association for the
protection 81 deposltlfs'
The state bank commissioner Is a.
retted 10 aeleNl a place and name q
meeilng time for these boards and
notify an banks IN the district OF the
fact Earh hAnk ana trust company
IN The district IS entitled to one dele.
gate at tho meeting AZ which ulace
the local hoard IS chosen An cxecu,
tive committee IS 20 be elected al tae
district meetings composed oi flyo
members. each of whom shall be ac.
tiealy engaged u bank management.
They shall elect one delegate "a the
state meeting. which Is to hp helf IN
TOPEKA at & place designated By tho
bank commissioner The local meet.
lngs are q be held sixty days after
the proposed act becomes sgoctlve,
and the state meetings ninety days
after The local boards after 1909
aaail meet on The first Tuesday n
April 81 each year
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sci0ols and for mablie mlldluri Wlth
lhe exception ihai past which is
10 he used Tor lhe construction 1i
public buildings the fund must always
remain unlmpalred onsy The interest
being used for che benefit Of iha
schools
The constitution provides that 10 the
Investment Of this fund pfefcreuee
1aall be given t lirsi mortgages up9n
good ana improved iafm lands within
the alaie and mere than $1,000 600 ot
the S6,00000O cash received from Inv
United States government Nhen OK
lahome became state has been loan.
cd 10 the farmers OF tne tsaie. Abnui
! 100000 has been loaned % the cQun
ties 81 the state, and more than o..
100000 WAS used ia purchasing the
aiate bonds which were ifgned ~ take
care Of The unpaid warrants whith
had been issued during tho last year
81 the Territorial government aud the
early days Of state heod The con.
stiiutlnn provides that the funds might
BE invested ID state bonds. county
bonds. sch ol district bonds or IInlled
states bonds, out the preferences
should be given to Oklahoma iarm
mortgages
Under the law at present, none ol
the lands reserved for the hencfii of
the schools can be sold and The reYe'
nHe consists entirely of rentals
IN the y .Yember election an effort
was made to secured the Adoption Of
& law which would pefmlhl the sale
ol these lands. bat tae measure was
defeated, The law was Submitted un,
3cr the initiative and referendum pfo.
vision OF the constitution The utces.
sery petition was flled, anA Governor
Charles y Haskell was chairman of
the committee which drew the bl.l on
behnlf OF the petitioners. This Bill
provided ioe the sale Of tie lands az
public auction, The present lessee be-
me given tae right 10 huy at the high
esi bid offered This bin. accarlhs 20
lis authors. was framed with view
TO giving the homeless farmer An cp-
port mlty Il acquire iagsa, Il pro-
wdee that no person could purchase
more inan quarter-fectlon Of land
either IN Oklahoma or elscwhe, could
purchase any n thp lands Il pro-
vidod FOR a cash payment Of 10 per
cent. the halaaee 70 be paid N IN.
stallnents. with per cent Interest
Win the defeat this measure The
lana must remain IN the school fund
Tne trai Increase tn their value
viii ail the school fund while the
|settlentnl 81 the lands will Increase
Ithe fetauue n still faster rate.
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All Who
Would Enjoy

good health, with iss bleasineu, must un-
deystand quite clearly, tllbi il involves tho
question Of right living with al the term
implies With proper knowledge Of What
Is best each hour q recreation, Of enjoy
mens, ot contemplation and Of cifort may
be made 70 contribute 70 I''ing Alright.
Then the use Of medicines may Be dis
pehsed with 70 advantage, but under Or
dlhAfy conditions IN many instances !
slnpIe, wholesome remedy nay bo lnvalu-
able Il taken Al the proper time and the
CaIiIornia Eig Syrup Co holds chat il i
alIko important 70 present the subject
trushIully AND 70 supply the one perfect
laxative 10 those desiring It.
Consequently Tho companys Syrup ii
Fig and lsliklr Of eenna glves general
aasnlsetlonl 70 Get IL beneficial effects
~ gtis genuine manufactured IS ihe
California Fie Syrup @, only. and II sAl.|
y ~ leading afuesIsIf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21

The hoard 0f regents for the State
Normal schools invite you TO present
plnns and specifications for tSioo,-
QaeVOl one hundred ihousand dollar
school hilldlng to'he erected at Wea-
tberfoFl, Oklahoma
Plans must be filed at the office Of
State superintendent ~ D. Cameron
With lsan 4. Mitch Secretary Of the
Board 40 later than two o'clock p. nj,
February 9lh. 1903.
The right 10 reject any or all plans
presented "a reserved BY the board.
gor specific Information apply to the
undersigned before startling work en-
the plans.
JOHN l.. MITCH.
Secretary Hoard.
Qnlhrla. Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21
THIRD HOUSE CHAT

Charlie pittman * revising the Mag
na charta in behalf of the tax fer
reis.
Pete Duffy has Intelligence ihal
there ia hnt oEe purple rat ID The
void. Still, one rs enough Tor pctea
purpose. pele seldom has occasion q
use n purple rat.
u. s. Russell Is making arrange
menis n occupy the same position
that the Earl OF Warwick occupied
under the relgns OF Henry vi and I'd.
ward W. Yea, verify
Mrs Dean, mother of Capt Dem, Y,
s. a. Of Oklahoma CITY j. at the
lone. She IS society editress OF Town
Topics. New York. 4 am here q
gather local color and incidentally TO
get the other side Of what yelloSblli
hearst stands iog, said Miss Dean.
Charley Bollamy says that IN ihe
establishment Of the Christian rellg
ion various churches. when n power
tried to compel all Of the people 70
adopt one creed and one firm Of SER
Vice. but such efforts could mol %
carried 10 successful conclusion Az
Of which Is true.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21

Hundreds Of orphans have been
helped BY lhe President OF The Indus.
trim and Orphans Home al Macon
Ca, who writes; we have used Elec'
trio nltlers ia tAls Institution for nine
years. It has proved a most excellent
medicine for Stomach, Liver and Kid
ney troubles. We regard il as one oi
The best family medicines "a garth
II lnylgoraies the vital organs, pufiiies
tbs blood. aids digestion, cfeates appe
lite. To strengthen and build up thin
pale, weak children or rundown peo
pie It has no equal Best for female
complaints. Only a0e at ell druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21

The tender leaves OF harmless
Ilungheallng mountainous shrub. give
10 Dr. Shops Cough Remedy us mar
yelous curative properties Tight,
tickling. or distressing coughs, quickly
yield 10 lac healing, soothing action
OF this splendid prescriptions DR..
Sho p's Cough Remedy. And II is so
safe and good for children as we'll
Containing no opium. chloroform, or
other harmful drugs. mothers should
ln safety always demand Dr. shoops
II other remedies are offered tell
them MOI BE your own iudgel Sold
hy Wallaces drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21
KAY CO.
MADE SEED
RECORD


Special 20 Daily Leader
Washington, D O. lan q i senator
Gore has received a letter from David
Bright. 0l Blackwell. Okla which Illus
lfatea the benefits that game farmers
at least derive frm the seed that are
sehi out By p'emhess ol congress 70
their constituents
Mr. Bright writes that at the laat
annual Kay county fair held at Black
well, be received sixty dollars IN
premiums on vegetables and garden
products IN every case tho exhibit
which won o pflge for him came from
seed sent 10 him by Senator Gore This
Is 4 high mpliment 10 tho grade Of
seeds aent onl by the government ,ast
year. and the department OF agsiculs
tufe II Washington Is particularly
pleased with the report from Kay
county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21
NEGRO KILLED HIS WIFE.
spaciai 10 Daily Leader

eH'sNiA ~ RuAAA ltNutA
Mnskogee, Okla, Jan, 2l.-~Tom
Williams. a negro constable OF Taft
was brought 70 Mnskogee By Constable
rltmpaon and lodgea In fail N
charge Of murder Of bis wife.
Williams and bis wife had been at
TAFT ana we're returning TO their home
~ the country when he drew his auto.
matte revolver TO shoot, as he says,
something passing ny II was dts
charged and Killed his wife. lie then
drove me and placed the body In a
room al the house. tie states that an
uncle of ihe wife rushed In and attack
ed him. He fled toward Muskogee but
was oYertaken b yConstaDle Thompson
who brought him to the county iall In
Musk ree.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21
.BULGIN SCOLDED
HIGH CITY OFFICIALS

sif the MAYOR az this city Nere n
chrisilan II would make the cleaning
~ vi tho E TIlegge H1nia anil
other evils an easy matter said IN.
f } Buleln ID hla revival meeting at
0ydf hall Inst nIsht
II once iilked % ine elder Carter
Harrison then mayor Of Chicago,
ah1rt hla s1u lie told me he couli
rot be mayor oil Chicago and & Chris.
tan. tut Thai when iu private lie,
after lbs political career was ended
he would consider his enlrliual wei.
fare IN less than q fortnight he was
deel"
The special music az these meet.
lngs IS appreelgsed by an,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21

There IS ~ Qulnina. nothing what
ever harsh or sickenug Ii pFefentcs.
These little Candy Cold Cure Tablets
act as BY magic A few hours and
your threatening Cold IS broken. Can.
dF Ike IN taste. preyentiea please The
children and they break the feYerlsh.
ness. Always And least af an $ the
economy A large box Is prefenlcs
- cents ASK your druggiet. lie
snowsl Sold by Wallaces drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21
The Bea Cough Cure

A halfouace oi Virgin Oh oi flnes
Two ounces OF Ciycerlne ana q half
plat Whisky, mixed. wll cure any
cough thai Il curahe aid break aeeld
Ia a hours Take 4 ieaspobhiul every
four hours Ask ynHr dfueslsl inf ihel
genaine leach'4 Virgin on Of Pine
compound pure. prepared and gnafaul
leAd hy The Leach Caemleal Coz Gla4
rfnfafl ID
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21
okLAnoMA aANk oAANaEs.

suecial 10 daily Leader
Washington. H. c. Jan 2i-The
treasury department announces That
the State National bank at Blackwell
has voluntarily given up rs national
charte. us has The First National at
Granite. 0klah ma The department
also announces the approval Of II. II.
Crosklll as eashier Of the First Ma.
ilona hank OF Berwyn, and u + Cat
lett as president Of the First National
at Weleetka, succeeding " O. Cath
cart.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21
LApr LhMMiN0 POOR
MlssuRl RusT erREAks

t'N NFAta@f'' f1"fffN tttF'ft
Kansis CITY. Mo-. a. Ii the Mis-.
sonn rate cases, Involving ,wo ceut
fares aiii maximum freight rates.
Sanford = l.add, In the FED aral court.
this morning. resumed his arguments
sor the state, Governor Hadley may
begin his arguments for tae state
late Ia the day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21

often receive severe burns. putting out
fires then use Hucklen's Arnlca salye
and forget them. II SO drives nut
pain Fer Burns scalds, Wounds
Cuts and Bruises It's earth'a greatest
healer Quickly cures Skin Ernptlona
Qld Sores. nolla, Ulcers, Felons. beat
Pile elre made Relief Is instant, 26c
at an druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21
MlKApo MAKES ANsweH.


Toxic Jan 2i-The Japanese AT
kado fello2lag ilneo announcement d
the papers yesterday, had the mlnlnsef
of foreign affairs uolily all embassies
ihe roeefnment had NJ plan moi known
q all The nations. aud newspapers
were ordered to verify all reports u
Nafllke news.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21
OWEN WOULD sFLL l.ANn.

SnaeIsl ia Daily Leader.
Nashiaslon, p. G.. Jan. a. Senator
Own hes introduced In ina senate a
IpilI alth provides lar ne sale. under
tle netlaaqAa Of the sacrQlaFY nf lhp
asHflp tae surplus lanas q me XIV
lndIans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21
SCOTS Emulsion

at their mothers knee. This had
q power IN il that changed them
from weak, delicate boys into
strong, robust boys.
i has the same power to-day.
Boys and girls who are pale and
weak gel food and energy out Of
ScOffS S Emulsion. II makes
children grow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-21
COLONEL zsvHLEy IN CAPITAL


hNftIHI e UNlIy HH~HeE9
Washington, b G.. Jan. 2l-c0l mel
]. ". zevelY. ul Musk0Fee. Is n Wash'
Ington representing i numhp u
ellonts who have cases before The d.
nnftmnnt ol he lnlerIas arising ufei
oodlag. iur oll lands II sha ease u
Twist vs. Waters. 9tl HaYslf repre-
sansa TwlaI IN epnissat VFal lufses
sion 81 twenty aefrs y IaHl IN In
heafG 81 q valuable n|I lsasV 80 oIlnes
noglA 81 TulEA rho laai n saFfoauA|
Cd + producing 81 @s|ls
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WHERE mENG STYLES
COME FROM.
Net q European Product, Says Lead.
ing American Tailor.

New York, Jan, gl.-~The helioi
which exists very generally that styles
followed hg American men IN their
dress are Based on those Of London
is one OF those fiotlons. or perhaps Il
may more properly be said one Of
those traditions. tAat persist long AZ
tor IN truth has eyanorated from
them,r declared President Harvey A.
Patterson Of the Merchant Tnilors
National Protective Association N en-
interview Today "The Declaration Of
Independence Is not more absolute in
rs separation Of political desls from
those uf tho mother country than is
tho Independence 81 American men in
the matter Of clothes, allhoug Il may
have q few more years to is credit
while the average man does not
know Il. lhe styles in mena clothes 81
lhls country are determined hg Amer
leans themselves Their demanda are
esssntlang two; eamlot and eonser.
yatiam Americana viii not wear gar
ments thal restrict their movements
unoomiortably, and they will not
NNopl raiical departures from models
already accepted. Tais accounts for
the failure OF repeated attempts 20 in.
iroduee extreme European innovations
in eat nnd fabric into this country
10 interpret and 10 make effective
their wiahea IN this respect American
have tho support and assistance OF
the most conservative and Influential
American iailora through their mem.
befsaip II the Merchant Tallors Ma
lonal P.Uiewlve Association The
annuM convention ol This body. which
q % be held a The auditorium Hufel
Ia Chicago Jpflna The iirst week IN
February. nraatlcallf decides the
garnents which alh 10 be- worn by
discriminating men during the sue
ceeding year, As an ala TO this the
convention Includes q garment exhibit
where neH ideaa advanced hy ifs
members and submitted VI the con.
crete form % made-np suits ana ga
lnenss are accepted ur reieaed acear,l
Hing Ge whhihrF OF not they emboay
ehankas that seem 70 De desirable.
Following upon the convention fash-
iun committee. carefully selected,
prepares q report which Is practically
guldebook desafuliulng tle styles
that are to be followed To- the snc.
ceedlag season
"That there Il room for improve.
menI IN the general standard 81 mems
dress In this country must ha admit
ted For thls reason the association
OF tallors has denlded to make a De
parture from It's usual custom and 10
admit to If garment exhibit this year
on payment Of ten dallas fee, tillors
wao are not memNars Of The Asso.
citation, something that has never
been done before. In this way tallors
who transact comparatively small
business. Or Who for any reason 90
not belong 10 the general org nlzallan
viii Be able 10 give their customers
the benefit II the best thought on this
subject Hala II ahshods tells you
again that American styles came from
London. lusl inform hin thar he Is a
century nage QF lesarp q dale-"
DEATH fRgEp PRISONER.
Death Interviewed = Tree i ri
Roberts enaraea with emheazlemeni
ol the United States nals and whose
ease came nn for trial Tuesday