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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-05-28

Fine for teeth! Fine for BREATH Fin,
for digestion! WRIGLEY'S SPEAR
MINT.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-05-28
K Is.

Some say it's mistake to marry"
well" commented Mrs. Sixthhu0,
ITO err is human"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-05-28

Rather be thou the tail among lions
than the head among foxes.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-05-28

Bathing in the snow Is common
custom In Russia.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-05-28
A Domestic Eye Remedy

Compounded by EXPERIENCED Physicians.
Conforms to Pure Foo$ and Drugs Laws.
Wins Friends Wherevef< Used. Ask Drug
gists for Murine Eye Rtuedy. Try Mu-
rine in Your Eyes. You Wfii Like Murine.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-05-28
A Knockel

A knocker.
"You say that you told my little boy
that he looked like me?"
Eyes,"
"And what did he say"
"He said was a knocker. Houston
Post.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-05-28

Or. Biggers HuckIeberry Cordial.
Cures Children Teething, Diarrhoea, Dys.
entery. Choleramorbus and Flux, all Stom-
ach and Bowel Troubles. AtSDruggists 25c
and SOC per bottle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-15
A WORD PAT0loT

The more progressive nations u
the world can learn . splendid les
con in patriotism from the general
in command Of The revolutionary
army in Turkey.
How different and bow much
further advanced the nations II
the world might b he'd Caesar,
Alexander. Crumwsn and Napo-
leon been imbued with Q modicum
Of the patriotisn that character
isss 6chsfket PAsha.
After the capture q CONSTANT.
nople and the downfall II absolu.
tism In the Turkish government.
the position Il premier was offered
70 him and hs rsplisd In these
noble words words that will b
famous for all tine IL Tie litsra-
turs Of liberty: "H0osts have bssn
made 70 inducs No 70 make myss,i
Grand vixisr, bat l have rejected
the idea, for nobody ever shall say
that undertook this expedition
foe The cake a psssoaal advantage
II I can assuso eoaetitutional GOV.
senmsnt 70 Tusaoy ! she'll b veil
natiaAefl - Pnahn (hfftnin.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-15

The old real estate office on First
Avenue, now occupied rs a laun-
dry. has been moved to the rear of
the hospital block facing Jefferson
street. This with the addition of
the cement block just built makes
large and connections steam
laundry.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-15

Charles A. Robinson. of Denver.
who for n number Of years repre-.
sented the interests of Charles +,
Gibson OF Boston. will soon open
MI Office in Alamosa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-15

w. +. Sumpter returned Tues
day from visit in Texas. He
says 1t IL very dry in some parts Of
that state, not having had any
rain since last August.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-15

Jack Hale came up from Ala
mosa Monday in his auto to see his
grandmother, Mrs. Shields, who is
in IA critical condition at ST.
Josephs sanitarium at Del Norte.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-15

j. +. Thrasher was called to
Kansas Tuesday on account Of the
serious illness of his mother.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-15

The ball game at Alamosa .
week ago Sunday between Sanford
and Alamosa resulted in defeat for
the visitors by a score OF 2 TO in
a lO.inning game.
Will Woods has sold his Buick
auto to Oscar Marold, clerk Of
Saguache county, aud his Chal-
mers- Detroit to Clarence Goad.
Mr. Woods expects to buy another
car soon.
James A. Kelly T. Co. recently
bought $50 Hampshire sheep at
South Fork and shipped them to
Monte Vista Monday to he dipped
before putting them on the range.
John G. Bushinger received a
Winton 6-cylindsr auto Tuesday.
This is a O.horse power machine
and one Of the best in the valley.
Roy johnson has been trying
out case Of mumls. He says
mumps are not painful but very
embarrassing.
l.. b. Sylvester wants a good
man TO work on q ranch.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-15

Plans are under way by the
United States ~ trust for the
constructing Of a ~ manufactur-
ing city in nosthern Colorado
which will require the expenditure
Of about $2O,Oo0.OO0 in develop
ment work. The proposed city
will b located on the Union Pa
cific railroad between Fort Lupton
and Brighton, and will be . model
Of it, kind.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-15

DR.. Pink Howard was called out
70 X. Arnold's ranch seventeen
miles northwest a town last Sat.
urday 10 treat . valuable mule
suffering with inspection, and sue
oesded in saving the animal. DR..
Glover. Of the State Agricultural
college, says there Il practically no
cure for impsction.
DIED: Monday. May 10. Mrs.
w. G Ruff, near Center. Mrs..
RUIZ had been an invalid for Year,.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-15

l.. b. Sylvester wants a good
man to work on . ranch.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22

OF conservatism, seek to serve unfair
interests, perhaps I, is well that the
sacrifice be one who can come from
behind prison walls and have the re-
spect OF all humankind
The danger is more in the miscon-
struction pieced on the cesult by
those weak OF spirit and incapable
Of Aelfrestraint. The agltators for
violence will make capital Of the mis-
use. OF authority In the case OF the
man who has fought violence aud
made the labor organization that had
caused great distress conservative
body. similar tc the railroad engin-
GERS and other industrial organiga.
lions which hare been lcng n exist
encc.
-ohn Mitchel's refusal to take an
active part In political campaigns
drove the agitalors VINO are now and
aaye always been inimical 70 the
cause OF labor, away from bis fol
lowing. but the great business world,
composed OF those vho produce and
make 2 state rich and powerful, are
almost an uait n support OF the pol
,eies Of Nr. Mitchell.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22
k. j. RAR RAR
boys WILL MAKE
THE WELNIN RING

Taa lcea Chalk Wv aaNd, x. y"
spirit prevails todey 81 the 4olel Oh.
bles ana the tfaasieal gucst ur-
gWsre Of tSe fret hat today ne osla
hona alumni q tae Eansas anivera'
kys}SrA ssaaii8e acre might think ile
was N colleye tow There are
aboel los og the alumni Il, attendance
and more are expected ID OF the al
te7aool train las iend the eig
spread taiH evening, Uncle Jimmy"
Gren, daaa Of the lgW department OF
the .ausfs university. WORKED a good
loae on ,he ocfI reception committee
who hal phnae3 for bic dolegailon
Of tine 1oys' to give him q touslng
reception ~ We depot upon lis ar
fival Ihia morning uncio Jimmy
however slipped NJ las. wight en6
hid clt about the hotel until the 9ar
~ he'd departed 60 the tgalr
he grade acro called jo rdcI
at two o'clock taiu afternoon IL the
convention aall cs the Hote love
which gas decorated Nls Mise erIm.
son and blue E y colors Chairman
J. " Dunn presiting. city Attorney
Fred " Green delivered the G6dress
81 welcome ir behalf ei tao lsast
grads uhica vas Responded 20 BY
ii ., Mc6.eeyer VI MnId Tho after,
inon wii. be devoted ie alecting C3
lcels. pef'actlng an organization and
e.loptlhg 5y'laas and constitution. AT
sever o'clock this evening an eight
course 6iIaer wi,l Pc served In the
aiang room OF the motel Covers sin
he iaia for lgc guests Fginele Jinmy
Green III be the guest Of honor end
ailldal9er an address. 1thera speak
ers Wlll Da agelo o. scott. of Okla
homa city; j. e. Dyche, Of LEwton.
airs. Gertrude 8. cowley Of Perry;
Senator @iryenee Davis, G, I3ristou
PRS. Gyhie y. Wardeh and !. 9. naahr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22

N hcfif cQntf1Ifi Illinois or IN.
lama election without praylis that
day may never come elsewhere, Fllled
with bad whlskey aud given money
for the franchise. these ignorant sons
III Ilals are dcbased to the lowest
1olch: made 10 periure themselves
a13 repeat their ballots from waM to
wid.
lnd the shame of Il al Is thai they
areeducated 70 behave taking a white
mans money for their votes viii some
day aake them secure social aquallty
with bose who 50 degrade iheml
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22
GORGE WASH NcroN

aAn hhdred and seventy seven
years 'ae tcsay George wSshihgton
was born Historians q our country
place hinfas the srepiesi general
and amongahe wisesi OF statesmen.
World bisiolans admit his ability to
wrest vittor5frpm the greateai pow.
or In Europceas next to miracle
Whatever maj be said Of Che other
great generalsQf cur country, the
Revolutionary Nr owes Its primary
success to the reat intellect OF a
man who never Rked a battle when
the odds were noVn his favor
He gave TO " u doctrine no man
should be Presidet 10 exceed two
terms, and no one as dared oppose
that policy without Ieat OF purpose,
He gave MS the dolrlne of respect
for all our officials and 10 defend
our country even thosh we Thought
Il wrong.
An aristocrat b. bin ana taught
to believe In the rlghtef kings. he
was the first great gefrai 10 prof.
fer his life 10 defeat tat doctrine.
His last days Tere iila with the
same martial spirit thaganed his
earlier life, for he had Fen called
10 take command Of the foes In the
threatened war with Franc having
accepted when President Adame
wrote:
1--WE must have your nGns Il rs
worth more than an army
He died while organizing sh%rmy.
and his death. Il can be saldalth.
out contradiction OF history, retved
the then most popular champit cf
human liberty the world had prsac.
ed.
As statesman. bis letter to Jahs
Madison, 1856 as to the Thlrla
| Colonies acting separate. 10 illusts
| tive Of his foresight and staiesma
ship:
1--WE are either united people y
Il uNf QFtE IN00 HffH W A"4Nf" - FNf 49,
or we are thirteen Independent 30
ergnties oternally oounteractiHs oaS
otheiH
A few days later "Shay'a rebellis
| in massachusetts occurred, and u
| greet soldier announced TO his irlei
tho constitution must bc signed a.
enforced. y az thc golHt OF iAe ba
0net
How wlea. goo6 tBi noble Nss th
man Of the hour grows more apparel
as history rolls the decades Jack
10 the gealii Of pgst events.
IIls story la she story os q q
country in sae stormy dime Of ma
ing-waea Il vas net as nopdlous
Oklahoma and Ransss. u Is re
E ,rd of slroag. purposeiul patiolisl
ani one we ail revere ani cneri
as we ieye and chersa ctg i7ssll
tloDs,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22
?. B. 0. {. DEMAND THAT
RESERVE BE CREATED
FOR ANTLEREB HERD

3reclG. 20 me 1Aiiy aierue..
Washington, Feb. 22-Members ll
Congress are 9eilg 3Caded with peti
IONS from lecal lodges OF the 3ene.
,oient nd Protective Dracr Of 'ss
rom every STAGE ID. the lnio6, aaklns
hat special reserve be ses aslsI
n wyoming FOR ahe psesetgalion 0i
.ks In their asti0c stata.
There Is considerable seatiment In
his T'he totltlols sex forla t9al i9e
rder has taKeil .is name from ihia
ohla anilal which Is aMdly lsap
earllg, and thsi The laoegam's ol
nombers stha l q. y W. ail oyer
he country desire a special reserve
be DESIGNATED oy he government
here NY ERE ep ay tho l 4 y N.
wants special place 9ne tie cir
l1re WIN be Kept and wnere special
mre may 1e take o them, Z ~ IN
letstcoi tha Wyoming furnishes ihe
lest nlace Ter this, ana chat i'ie gov.
rnmenl hrs an sbunda1ce uf public
nnd thega saitahle fCf tie purpose,
Is estimated iae 1ost "a setting
giaa such g feseve and ptuti1g it in
hape oulC 1est about s2l,0c5.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22
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o COMMUNICATIONS. o
Q oocoooocc o o o o 90 100 0 Q

Editor Leader: Il Is reported In the
Issue Of the Capital OF February lS.
that Senator Brownlee IN his speech
before .he senate on the repeal OF the.
tax ferret law charged that The tax
ferress OF Logan county had actn.
ally got down to almast bllckmailins
and that many called In BY tax ferre's
had been approached With offers 20
settle for sums less than their taxes
on omitted property We feel Il our
duty In the iniosest o. The truth 20
refute the statements OF Senator
rrcwnsee A few Lights prior 10 the
sensational speech OF Mr. 8rownlee
hefnre lhe senalp. be had c0iissts
.tian with williams, one of the tax
forrets. and suggested that Judge
TALE nat Informed hlm OF numerous
,t.es cf hlhcsmailing This charge
srf positively denied and senstoi
Fsowniee uas requested &c make 2
f,tl' Investigation vA.ch he AUG aoi sct
ni "a 40. btt toeS Judge Dale7 state
ncAt as i.e truth an9 glieged II AZ
sact Gnd not as a mere rumcr by an
Interested gtarnea end lobbyist fo
laa dodgers iiieresisd ~ the regea
of the law. We wiz sry h0Neyre
the ogers q settlement on the side
have bees mado y as, ky jufge yaie
anil others hut vera raiest3c 2nd
laey Ucre sracied "a pgg their monal
4, the county treasurer and sa,tlc sc
cordlug 20 his nssess1nnt; thri sc
we're wcrkirg fNr llu county and noi
Tor our own interests alcne 9hc mSn
who circulated ihe petition IN the city
of Guthrie sor the repea. of the tax
ferret iag Is loted as a sax
dodeer, wha has lrausferree ea O.
I his property 10 sfal hic taaea
All orr wtrs consists in preparing
lae data FOR the county treasufer Hhe
gives notice ID he tax delinquent
and upon the day Of assessment as
sess the property 4 no continuance
I bc iaken. When proper showing "
made the treasurer cor2ects the gs
sessn a'r rccerdlg tu the eVaitles
4 the cgse THESE proceedirga. IN
| der the law are matters OF record anf
any enc interested at any time hai
the slghi 10 examine these eourds oi
Themselves. and see what Is aclnf
done and how a Mas been sonc
The rumors aud felsoaeoda saa
nave been circulated Ia fega3d e
lNacbmailne and gleBillmete mp
lpraaehea on the pari oi the tax fef
rats OF shis county are absolutely an
lrie aa we're KNOWN 10 be unirle o,
! I've parties WHO st@rted them
Senate f9rowliee is quoted y
charging "that jhe Nill bad neve'
raesed the hnase but hal heea smue
elea through by the man 3ho i
gnowf as tae chic. oI the .ag 'ergels.
| hat tbe Io' So ia.u1l, of the Firs
! aeis. tlre shows, of paSe 7Ga, tina
senate Rlll 80 2s5 was nasscc oi
lAlrd reading and fnai nassage tha
roll cgli aal ad thoreor with ihi
/ foloNiHg raselis: utal eaai 03; g
/ ip aays. p aOgelt and not otlng.
Wharalpo he speaker 1nelncec !
carried 8sth tho emergency clause
FeBator R-ownlee Is reported % hayi
beer msmber 81 the senate enrolllal
sud cugrosalng lomuItiee II The Yrs
legislature aal we 10 rot see nos
\ ,hh h,ll ee.lt have passed throrgi
! als haGGs 8.thout saylng arst rassei
, hot' horfei Of the legislature. We sr
4 sa.aly responsible ior all statement
9aerell MADE Slgrsd job hdama
st9eul Williams
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22

What a real big sized ma; a.aorNs
20 anls Carol b. Wright au exampia,
Ee was for years ore af ihe great cen
ira. cabinet 1guras and hts opinions
were sought ay all iae correspondents.
lie eIed Saturday, and FOR thirty days
he bad bees quite ill portion G, that
lne being unconscious. l}e died, and
few brief lines announce ais soing,
Forty years Of ais He were devoted
70 dolng good fos his friends and Iou.
ARD teaching s1 the right way When
he left TIE work., almoat at ne time
Geronlsao, the E-ur0erer and hlooCy
savage left, Tie Apache outranaed
him Ia The attestiol hestowe1 20 Inc
lest voyage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22

We e-er One Hundred Dollars 40
ward for eny ease Of 0atarrh that can.
not be cured b. Halls Caiarrh Cure.
=. Z. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned have known
f. J Cheaey for the last Is years and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out nny obligations made
by his 1rm.
WABDlNG, EINNAN Z MARvie
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. 0,
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter.
nally aetiag directly apon the blood
end Mucous surfaces Of The system.
Testimonials sent free. Price rs cents
per octsle, scld by sll druggists
Take i1ali's family pills for eontt..
patton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22

no great gnue Is likely 70 corie ison
the passage Of hol yorss 1etwee2 Sen.
atOrs Ponrose aaa ..aFollatte. Ore
represents Pennsylvgnla. famed -or
corruption IN politics. the other s9mag
nom a state where nae manufacture
of beer Is the parnmognt Industry. IA
each ease the lndIvidua. Is too egoiis-
ilcal to amount TO great deal. and
the iaFollette propaganda Of honesty
sounds rather grolesdue when I'VE Of
Oklahoma recall the Klckapou frauds
which went ever him 10 be Just, Il Is
proper 10 affirm he did nri know what
be was doing. and for that very reason
OklahOmans refuse 20 get excited over
any act he peraetrates.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22
POPULAR HOTEL MAN
VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA

IT. q. 9resn. ess0elGtcl lit. Mf'
leei IN the els cote, popular nos
elgy Of this alty, died Saturday after
My three laya Illness golclei
reen ras victim o. pneumonia,
nd had Only returned from visit to
is former nome Il Missouri enc
rkansas q fortnight sIe was AIKEN
the hospital three days grior to
esth, but pneumonia had HIM IN rs
rasp anc recovery aas not expected
Colonel Green was iigty-siR yefru u
20. and native Of kentucky. IN
Is early manhood he became g com
nereiui traveller, aJl6 iraversed the
hen Southwest. lie resided Ia lGls
1gfl s0r many yearg later ct 3lack-
SEX. northern Arkansas. Tsero his
Wife died ana beside lar. ITS -elcina
llil aiso be Inferred.
re came to this cit slx sea-s ,.su
ma became proprietor os the lelHs,
Gtar selling the place 10 Mr Reed the
PRESENT proprietor afterwards Col
mel Green re.pachnaed d half inter
ST. Some months ago his health
ni;ed, and aa was eppclaieG uae OF
he appraisers OF the school land
crce aud his month spent II wood
yard county seemed to restore his
lallIug physique. After his return 80
/, Nhfle, nc went back tc bis friends
"A visit as stated
1 !, son, Gale Green, arrived II n
hiaehck and was al the bedside
~nsn RESOLUTION came.
MI Walter warren, we'll known
alslioe. s' the younger social set Of
ihls cltyNa niece.
1pe is.,{ns were sent this after.
noon % h''sfock for inlerment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22

n you have pains IN the back. urin.
AIRY. Bladder or Kidney trouble, and
want ceflain, piensant herbi rures fon
womans llls. try Mother GrapsnAnal
trailaH-Iaehf fllis a fsl huE ueyerI
failing REGULATORS At DruEgMtsror by
mail 80 cis. Sample package FREE.
Address. The Mother Gray Co, IeIsoy.
NY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22

SpeaRlDs OF s9ie aHG sene eEair3.
culture. pollal gnt other things sur.
posed to sce the mina toward great
or things. an old sinner Vrltes tnas
ourlesqsa saoW company ia 0E tae
uplift order, Il for TO other reescn
than che hald leats In .he ire re p
make q 'pnlIshed1 andIence.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22

.ogstleker talk 70 now eosrie1eialaS
hogsticker. IN legislative paIlancs'
means q fellow who has beer thumb
e5 .own an, out wlth hobby or mes
IRE of L.erit rot Gsreei TO, organic
llg q scnad 10 rice the appropriation
hn's fos tae state Institutions. i VAS
InstIg TED In Congress og Samuel u
Re-lali of Pennsylvania. whc played
the game 20 q iiaisE. Under the rules
of the legislature, however, hogsiieh
ez viii live as Iong and oe as effective
es grass ieyee 70 nut OUT 8 prairie
IRE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22

f0ieS 9tii Laxative cures com
sIipatloll' an,l & = truubit AID makes
.se beNelA nealpgland sguiar. orine
Il superior a plls a.ri ,7la4ts Ia n
docs not eripe Or f,sea,a lvhv tnlss
anything eiseg-c. i{R.niro,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22

IN snite Of the fact Tie liqucr lgcr
nais say there was more wfiskny solo
IN 1905 tla. ever before lA tie Ji'
Fed gtates wo notice lhp sellers ete
maMas so-e I'D ho9.s eSaIsi 1ra'
hihlfgr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22

president gordan. Of Palo Alto. 1se
declares .hc stg3el.s Of that unlver.
ity must uot drllk SO muca liquor
California must bc Itch IN faar.ng
other countries v he students clo
ncllaea 70 adopt booze DC erfge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22
9le % 5isg w ~ ~ a8s u ~ sBt o
ALYING OKLAHOMA !
SPARKS F D R A 3
q NLEISURE MOMENT I
20 s8
:
F'yllI Was wtuaI.

f&Fs1l' was i'qetual.
"Tpn' Bfowhet ylsremore is 81
d.strkt judge an was until shortls
aI'efk 1he Denyel s ayentioa alone inI
tae Y9rla' lnsolf Shaving folks K
carryais slippers ird place 70 plae,
ii coAAerned, He tSs story onI
George Wyyoll, throug ane aalr
Hunnhh. man who, ia INV
came 10 Oklahoma With ! anpefiie
and cuaraep and 9ant 1at to fbel
ullds ok llew York state W. srgf
Ting s8@coO. Hoffman anclrea in
the Oh puntry and sent Gcr tgeell
10 come. one o. the pair hal New,l
eeme tlll@. and as each ef them 1,nn
from the 4r0ntler country where s.
las IS BIZ they had TO be nat1
angel. sud take out papers. Wyvei
now u ClamDofe booster, was select
H ana bne Nay appeared h cour
aud got his papers. AS ne. WAS abon
10 leave The mun room he was ol
served 10 scansyery closely the off
cal envelope III which hsd been n
closed The dOcuhant that was 70 a
slst IN his natubllzati IN a fey
,lays Wyvell agaih turned up. Pre-
eentiug himself losthe clerk Of tn
court he bestowed upon that dignl
tary d hrasa NeN SQrk state smile
saalngi,oa s3isi 4dik
l'ze nov about
"rloasod to see yoii. I'M sure, sal
the clerk wlth polite satsasui 'Wpni
vol. mlld Nddlns WHO VI are an'
Why YOU are mere
Nyyell seemed surprises lie *
hibted his nilcial enyelopeF y SAYS
Return IN ave days," be etplesned
and here now am
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22
Q Q . o Q Q o Q Q Q 90 Q eeqq
Q HOTEL CORRIDOR CHATTER. .
8 Q 600 0 Q 90 ooeoheoo .

Bert Tlliolson declares daylight Is
showing on The work "ff said lho
Blk NoNala member I'VE had TO DO
all that some Of. our advisory slaif
have mappei out. we would never gel
through The work on he An
ihony measure demonstrated we can
finish All our biz bills Il means
hard work and 40 play bui diem. you
.wlll.-Iemcmber. there is MO 3)ng IN
our contract that says We ark ~ stop
lanf nst However. there rs khlng to
be no final rush Il Is iusl b case
OF keeping az the task The story
that a lot Of bills have not been fin
isheI II correct There are a lot that
win probably moi be fnishni--per
haps there are some just as welf left
al home. But YOU will llnd the ae-
tlon expected win be ground put; nl3t
as | or any other may wish IN each
case but. as a whole, TO the Best we
can accomplish In state whore there
are so many diversified interests.
Much you hear In the corridors IS
correct but no one SHOULD gel excited
By hearing loud talk or because some
one Is uneasy about some one thing.
Aud the caucus chair man smiled,
as he heard OF the many assertions
OF insurgents ami other combines.
"Just whistle aud say organization,
insurgents or whatever Il pieases
the conyersationalst to say, Is hurt
Ing no one so long as all are ploddlng
along toward the enactment OF the
measures which viii suit the people
and be fair &c all The glory end Of
e legislative session 10 largely myth
cal ana records are maze oi yolus
only when one does hia duty es he
sees r."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22

cclone JieFe1ce Cougar, Hin
spent day or two In me corridors,
serle egd lei Without flourish o.
trlmpet. Underneath the curtain,
there n runner that two scalplng
itnlges uere ordered for use en- tho
cas-, sid9
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22

q slrtssticlaU n6lrms that feNEer.
Colo. viii have .S2cJo people Il 93l.
Here Is hopn'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22
LIGHTNING

CoiIeyville, Kan FAb. 22 During
a thunderstnrM hGtcx DAY lightning
struck tho oil tank Of The National
Refinery company Five large tanks
arc IN group and It IL feared al
viii be destroyedt