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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-24
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-24
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-24

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-24

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-24

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-24
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-06-24

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-05
HEARING
ATTRACTS
A CROWD

Tho hearing before the Corporation
commission today on thc uniform bIll
i lading upon which the commission
ecentlg issued a proposed 1rder ls
agely attended. Chairman Jack
oge Is pfesIdlng. with Commissioners
doAleste7 aud Watson present This
bIIl OF lading order has attracted much
attention "a Il Is the first order Of
this nature made by commission In
many years. The order IN among the
most important that has been issued
by tne commission, es II aHects OIL
sraillc shipments All twelve OF the
railroads operating in the state arr
represented az the hearing today G.
1. Ryker. OF the Kansas corporation
sumDilsalun, Is among the distinguish
ii persons brought here BY the hear
ng on the order. Mr. Ryker Will
pend the greater part Of the week
here visiting With the oklahoma com.
uisslcners and examining the work.
lngs 81 the department
This afternoon n hearing will be
held by the commission on com.
iIalnt filed by cuIveft dealers IN the
tate protesting aealnst the Interstate
also IN rates effective January ist,
The Increase was made without =
hearing and the commission viii en-
aeavor 10 adjust the matter between
the parties
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-05
JOE RUNNELS
STRAW BOSS

One OF The star Witnesses FOR Kate
Ba-nard IN her investigation Of crual-
Ties 10 conyicls at Lansing neniten
tiary Is loo Kennels. formerly mem.
ber Of the Guthrie police who was
sent up for life for the killing Of
Jap Salisbury Kennels was pardon
ID Anme weeks ago. A few days ago
be was granted an absolute pardon
by the governor in order that he
might give testimony ~ tho Barnard
hearing. Ronnels refused 70 testify
until mrdoned. alleging that he would
be klled hy Lansing ronyiets Rem.
nels was tor years the STRAW boss
II Lansing prison ~ that eapaclty
Sc directed The men WIN Inflicted tor
tares on recalcliraHt tonvlets ne
has put into practice. NJ The lnstlga.
iien ct the deputy warden of The pen
The garata. the Water cure and olncr
horrible torurcs Reunes' teatlmony
promises t. uc Sensational
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-05
SENATE STANDING COMMITTEES

The sennte In cancus session last
aight al tho Hotel lone agreed upon
the personnel 81 The lhlriyaeTen stand,
Ing committees Of that body. al fol
lUaa.
Standing Committees Of Senate.
Rnlca and Procedure Smith, chair
man: Graham slraln. Stewart, stat.
FORD Thomas. fifoNHIee
Legal Advisory Thomas, chairman
Franklin. CprasTl, Billupa Mitchell
Roddie. Graham
Judiciary No r.. Ethols, chalfmafs
Smith. Taylor. RedWlpe, Blllupe Blair
Cunningham
Judiciary No. 2 Davis. nhalrnans
FsankIln. Cordoil. Alien. stewart Rus
sell. Broanloe.
Code Revision stewart. ehalrmapE
smith rofdelI Davis Hurst Graham
fhpmas
Appropriations Williams chair
man feaFef Memmlneef Newell
sotrels. RaaaIe Franklin. HfpWalee
Rey60Ha ana Taxation IiIalF chair
man: FIalehel. Strain. spidans Davis
Russell, Morris
Privileges and Elections Dlllnpa
chalfman. Taylor. MoQ7a Allen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-05


fonlon. January h~A cosrspoG'
dent AZ Regslo ~ describing The altu
alton there. says
u have Witnessed shocking episode
anacte1 hy ianishea survivors and
have myself felt the pangs oi hunger
For long hours hal nothing 90 eai
except teR lemon rlnia picked fron
the mud. and sought desperately Ioi
i morsel OF hreai ! cnmu across Q
man Who held M hts hand half q rol
which he bad found apong tue ruins
Offered him large Sums Iur even
small pofllon of r. ige elafed az nae
with wll1 eyes, clutehed me conyul
siyely and threw me from him Tlhel
H. rushed of HE one possessed ear
rylng The precious bread with him,
"On approaching the military az
thoritles j was aont 70 place anlont
lae ruins where d municipal aasosaor
arroundtsl by bowling mob, was
distributing tickets f0r nreai and raw
meat A desperate struggle was 30
INK On The troops themselves hung
ey nere unable h restrain the Ialnish
IA thr0ng Soon the croWd got abso
iutely beyond control and the aseos.
sor was thrown down and n the crush
als ann was broknn. Then what T
task 70 distribute the small p0-il0ns
IF food corresponding 70 the various
tickets. The soldiers hsd feluisltlon-
ed a few oxen, horses and honHcysl
lean, wounded aud dying animals,
which we're hurried 70 tho beach,
slaughtered and cut up with bayonels.
Tho pieces were distributed among
tho beUpla, who we're vita llillculls
kept 0ack by sohliefs With rties NJ
aoene. was one piece. stiii wnrnl rt
celyed, than II WAS torn to shredi
hy ten eager mouths, and poUple
struggled on The ground for any NOR
sells that fell.
when Deputy camagna appeared
on the scene starved people crowde'
round him shouting; You. who are
In authority. tell the government e
take up away from here o. nayn az
all shot io end our suffering
what remains 81 Reggie presents
strange aspec, a. night The sur
vlvors are sleeping under canvas IN
Marina etreet. The corso fiigabaldI
and about the railway station. " ars
hlvuuacIng round great Ares under ihe
moon. which sheds ils clear light OF
the fantastic ruins From tlmo e
sine reports Of revolver and rifle shot
are heard AZ soldiefs on patrol ilro o.
any budy who Is seon wandering
about The ruins IN & Suspicious man
net Jnbappily this IL the only incnns
Of restraining lDogers from Flllaglni
Thnt remains of The houses of ths
rich. Some Of the people are 0ac0m
ing Discouraged beeanee they believe
the nation viii not help lneul Thns
rraaVn thus: We hagA had axaegof
utcl damage dome by previous earth
qiiaFea. aha nuw. although Tho dis
agirf II immense. nobody will be
llese tua Il ls the fable oE she bo,
crying wHif over again
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-05
SENATE AND HOUSE CONVENED TODAY IN NEW CON-
vENT|ON HALL AND AFTER RAT|FY|NG CAUCUS
AGREEMENTS AND PERFECT|NG PERMA-
AENT ORGANIZATION ADJOURN UNTIL
WEDNESDAY MORNING.

gauts, Il Is also the lot OF the ser.
want 10 be criticised. which is a ne.
cessary but disagreeable feature OF
public service, and II Is his duty 10
ignore only that criticism which Is
unjust Just criticism and censure
II t5ere be any, cannot be lsgosed
Assemblies. Ike individuals. can only
cure their errors by first ackuowledg
Ing and then correcting the mistakes,
have no doubt that II the hurry
and confusion which the great amount
OF business TO be done enforced upon
It's we made mistakes. / think that
know OF some, and II We Hid make
mistakes / want to share with you.
gentlemen, The credit and honor of
correcting them. II there Is any meas.
ure that stands IN the way Of pro-
ercss, OF justice. or that unnecessarily
places any barrier IN the way OF de
velopment. have no pride os opinion
that stands In the way OF retfaction
/. for one, am willing 70 be called
safe and sane
It,ss my hone and ambition that we
mag made a record by whIca this viii
be known as business legislature
Not from sie amol&t of work done.
but by It's quality. the lnlaldess.llkc
way In which the work Is banded.
and by the fact that all legislation
may be supported BY good business
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-05
HOUSE EMPLOYEES ARE CHOSEN

The house members Of the Second
legislative assembly IN open eaucna
dhId IN the convention hall Al iht
Hotel lone last evening adonted he
special committee report On the mum
Der Of empls vets needed and naming
the persons to I'll the places The
caucus was called o order b Caucus
Chairman I A. T5jletSon and the re-
port NssIeh was read and explained By
Representative ] 1 Maxey' r.. ssnre
lafy Of the committee waf unanimous
II adopted
Az loFeeaated ID last nislll's Leader
n n Ebss Of Ada. vas elected chief
e'erk
The ether employers and allathees
named ars III follows;
Sergeant alarms John AnEeo e
HfiIiWond
ksslaianl sFfaeanlat.kf Arms Co
1Ikl. broken Arrow
Chaplin Rev T jones. ni Pitts
burr county
CHER Ensrosslas CLERK Anqf@a
Hpeaf1
Assistant Ensr ss|ae clerA AlAnnH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-05
enterprise
Of F. 0. LUTZ
COMPANY

Among the many new improve
nenis that the in sight for Guthrie
Tor the new year Is the enlargement
Of the T. O. Lutz Company. As soon
is the weather will permit the WORK
will be lnaugurated II Is the inten
tion Of Nj. Lutg IN his colleagues
10 expend oves s25.000 IN reWodellne
he Oil building aud In the addition
When the store Is completed Il Will
have over $4,000 square feet Of floor
space. The building will h0use the
largest and the most complete depart
ment store In Oklahoma Tine store
viii have al The modern facilities
elevators connecting tne three iloors
The 7. O. l.utz company Is q Gnth
rife concern MI I4ntz ana his aaao
elates are men who rank not only
high IN the financial world. but are
among the leaders in social sense
The fact t1at tnaJ are showing the
enterprise that they are demonstrates
they have confidence IN the ispbald
Ing OF Guthrie. On the pay roll re
nifty people who circulate through the
avenues Of trade is large amount a.
any OF the manufacturing coilcesnH.
Il has heHn aIatal by men who
mak, the town, and are familiar with
the conditions Of tInss over the state
taat the business during the holidays
was the largest husluesv that was
ever done BY a concern IN Oklahoma
IN a mercantile WIZ For eeal mpf'
camille eusprpIFn Il sould BE- hard %
lind concern that wlll equal u The
fact that iae y. O. hnlz company will
erect one Of the largest deparlmenf
sl0fna IN the Southwest demonstrates
entcsp tse. cuundnnf IN tinthfie Thas
Gus@fie eapllal Il behind iaa move.
nett makes il purely 4 home AFFAIR
A fepffkentallS7 II the Leader ask
"a Mr. LulH lo1Hs fof confirmation
81 tie sFarf frat h intended addlug
The improvements and np SAID This
tuflnees II 5he Iasi gear nas roils
| flntoli me IND nv fAauclates that 4
ntdetn Department slAse IN fsnlhrle
| viii he aanaylns laseelmoni. and work
| will be ehmmenesa soon % the ueN
| hHp1lng We aee sRdfcruwdel M Al
apr departments TOE halliday bust
nnsa "a way heyena our sxpeetA
a'bnl| Ind Il me haslnefs shows even
H KonsI for w. Hsu year $ i did
/ Il me past 0ne. ~ Nlll BE- mdlliel
| II ihe exptndlnf 81 SIS 04e II M
Hfoft4eHIk We Intend 10 Hake he
store mnaeru ii every detail. and O.
I ana have Il one II the basG IN ths
ssase
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-05
THE SENATE

II was just 1886 today noon when
l.Ieuient Governor Bellamy let his
gavul fell III the senate calling that
body to ofeer IN the new quarters the
south Of tae $50 halls 10 convention
hall building.
All members we're present and the
twenty two members elected At the
November election we're sworn In by
w "A. l.. Campbell, clerk Of tae su.
preme court the chaplain. Rev Mr.
Tucker lead IN prayer IN which he
nralsei the efficient management Of
the administrator al the hands Of
Governor Haskell and complmented
Lieut. Governor BelIamy upon his Of
aelcnt work All q eiate official The
nayef WIS concluded by the members
and audience repeating the hord's
nfayeg II unison.
President Bcilamy before snnounc.
Ing he orser Of business for the ses'
sion. made brief address. ise said.
Lieut. Gov Bellarys Address.
1t IS not unusual for presiding on.
GERS of legislative bodies, 70 acc0m.
pany the opening exercises with,a few
eemarks expressive Of their own pa.
trIotism. hopes, fears and ambitions
hui want to take occasion to express
my gratitude to the people Of the state
for the honor Of presiding over the
First and Second legislatures OF the
new state. and at the same time brief
ly outline In general way My Ideas
as to the proper way 70 handle what
| conceive 10 he situation BY no
means free from peril,
Il Is a great privilege and d great
honor 10 BE- entrusted with the snap
ing Of the affairs Of a great state. but
the honor and glors Of the privilege
are outweighed by ne peril Of the
responsibility II mistakes are made
At this time they will 50 impress them
kelvos on the future Of the state tnal
the people viii associate the names a
those who made them with the dis
agreeable results, Il has been ultth
stated BY our friends that the Fl~sl
assembly had SO manv difficulties
with when 10 wrestIe that 1t would
have been strange indeed II We had
failed TO make some grievous mlstak.
es. Ana there II much truth In the
adage that Requisites are ungrateful
and II Is dfcoulaeing to fInd thai
even many Of those whom We nave
loved 10 call and consider our EfienGa
condemn ua without reservation when
dIspleased with any one act, aud With
out thought OF the many other acts
with witch they can find no fault and
much that ls good
do not mention those things IN q
spirit Of feas or shrinking from pub
Ile criticism. because as Il is The rlghl
oi the people TO crltlslso their scr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-05
ELECTORS
ARRIVING

Hon s. NJ, Rutherford Of Muskogeo
ind Representative Geo. G. Whteaurst
il Sayro are among tho Democratic
electors OF OklahomL that have ar
lyod TO attend the meeting OF the
legislature. The electors meet next
TUESDAY al a place 10 be designated
BY the legislature ID east the electoral
vote OF Oklahoma Il Is more than
probable that they will meet hero.
rae other electors are: Geo L. Bow.
nan ol slngtlsher: D. w nrannen Of
Thomas, d A. McDougal, Of sapulna:
Preston A. Lester. Of MraIesler. and
/ ~ Gibbons Of MaIvin. $. NJ Ruth.
riorl Will be shleelod by the clce.
'osa,. vt IL said. 10 carry The vote %
Washington,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-05
CAMERON ON PROBE COMMITTEE

Governor G. n. Haskell last evening
appointed State superintendent y. y
Cameron, wh3 Is also chairman Of the
state board of pnrdons BY virtue OF his
office. TO succeed Hon. WIN. a. Muir
ray OF TishOmlngo. as a member Of
the Oklahoma committee 70 investigate
the Lansing penltentlary charges rev
eral frmer OklaAoma convicts and u
Houson. assistant commissioners OF
charities. leave tomorrow nlght fui
Lansing 10 attend The joint inyestlga
lion By tka Oklahoma and Kansas
committees which will be resumed
January 7th.
Miss Kate Barnard and Dr. Stolper
I Krcbs, also VIII visit Lansing. be
fore the investigation Is brought to (
close.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-05
(contInusd on PAGE a..
THE HOUSE

AZ noon today In tic north audlio.
lam Of The Convention hall, J. A. lBertl
fillolson chairman Of the Democuiit
caucus. caildd lhe Second use of IN,
Oklahoma Legislative assembly to or
der
w $. Ebey, chief CLERK, was elected
secretary and me ru'l was called aftci
Il motion WAS put and carried declaring
The certificates Of state election board
lprlma facla evidence Of membership
Chief Clerk w. s. Campbell. of tht
supreme court administered the oatl
Of iilce 70 the members present
Chaplain Jones asked blessing on
the members and upon the body as 6
legislative branch OF government
Leslie ?. Ross nominated Ben vii
son for speaker, and McCalla, Bryan
Workman. Cope and Gilmer seconded
Representative Clarke was nomlnat
ed by the Republican member fr.n
Kay and second was by Jones and
others.
The electioh was BY a straight party
vote, Wilson. 6S' Clarke. A.
Representative Tefral, McCalla aud
Clarke were appointed to escort the
speaker % the chaiF aud The house
responded handsomely "a the speak
er's pledge OF fairness. dispatch I bnsi
ness and effort 10 be fair 70 al men.
Representatives Ross: Jones ant
Durant were appointed 10 notify the
senate the house was organized, ant
the senate committee report was
heard
@Dlnt committee members e, waii
Upon the governor were paschal lapi
and Terral.
The committee. joined BY the senate
members waited upon the governor
and adjournment taken until tomorrow
al pine o'eI ck
Report Of committee as to appointeel
made 1T lone Monday evening wal
| read and approved
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-05

Haicheti. Davis. Redwine
Public Service Corporations Red
wine, cislfman; Memmlnker Strain
Eirhois. Taylor, Smith. BfuWniee.
Private Corporations and Corporate
Law Mitchell, chairman; COrdell
Yoagef. Denton, cloonan
Municipal Corporations Stafford
chairman: EEserman Haiehell. Gould.
ing, Allen. Ypager Cunningham
noada and Highways Denton
chalrmans Russell. blair Keys
Ilatoheti. lohQstun. franklin. Dggef'
man, updesrafi
Fees and Salaries CordaIl. chat.
man: Smith, Moore. Llandrum. Denton.
Graham. Cufd
Education WYnne. chalfmEni VII
IIams. Eaudum. Eoddie, Alien. Davis
Curd
Commerce and Labor Franklin
chairman, yeagen Blllups Taylor
Hurst. Gnuialne. Strain
| Aeftsurlufe Quarantine aud Animal
| Industry Russell. chairman SOldanL
Blair. Franklin. Sorrels Keys
| lHalchelt. Yeagef, UnaegfaEt
j
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-05
KNOCKS OUT
OIL LEASES


MuskoRee. Okla. Jan. 5.~1n the
Federal court here today Judge Camp
bell held that all alleged sales and
leases signed by zeke Moore. a
Creek freedman, TO land IN tae Glenn
Pool oil district Oklahoma. are In
valid. exeNN oue lease covering a
period Of h,teeh years given TO X. s.
latchheld. who Is supposed 70 repre-
sent the Standard on company The
land Il worth half d milton dollara
and BY the decision Moore viii secure
a ten percent royalty on al Ell taken
f.om wells on the land under the
Lltehfeld lease.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-05
POSTAL
SLEUTHS
AROUSED
CHICAGO WOMAN GETS
ANONYMOUS DEATH
MIssIvEs
ENEMIES BREAK UP
RECEPTION IN MANSION
-
Secret Service and Private
Detectives Making Search
for Writers

Chicago, H., Jan 5.-~Mra. Henry {.
schwabl the South side society leader.
whose mammoth recepllon was alm0at
broken up BY enemies, has been threat.
ened with death and today United
States postal Inspectors aaeSsled BY
ude members Of the government secret
service and private detectives, are
conducting d Wide rearch for the
writer Of the anonymous messages Ia
the mystery, Every effort In the IN
Eestlgatlnn " being conducted with
the titm ii secrecy
Mrs, Sehwah has inyllnllons out Tor
a reception to be neld "Wednesday
night at the Congress- hotel. Four
hundred have been invited. The mya.
terious writer IN his mebsage anifuunes
Cd betere the guests were assembled
Mrs, Schwab would be Killed
The mysterious nutea, whiuh arc
Now la Il asesslun of pnHlnfEice IT,
apertor stuart, arrived shortly after
the invitations for the reception weFe
sent out They caused surprise anil
alarm Id lhu gehwHb home III they
followed mysterious attempts To al,
aey Mrs. sehwab wnen she announced
a reception which was tald at TIE
gHngress hutel Dee, !.
When the first death note was fe.
eeiYod detectives we're irylns 10 aoGve
the mystery tn the notes which Wers
received previous ID the first recep.
ton III the lciter II 10 declared lhe
writer announced that Mrs Schvab
would be killed before tho hour Of her
reception January 6 Preparations lof
the event were continued, however,
and the situation was called TO tho al.
tentlon Of Inspector Stuart
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-05
REGGIO DESERTED,
EXCEPT FOR TROOPS
Numerous Persons Sill Living
Taken Today From
Beneath Ruins

Messlna, Jan 5- Earthquake shocks
arc continuing here, although they
are diminishing In intensity al night
especially are they frequency ioll'
Fires IN city also being gradually ex'
tlngulahcd. Thirty tholsand ratlons
Acro distributed yesterday,
Regelo IS practically deserted ex
eept for troops, as Is also villa San
tiiovlanns. Numerous persona stlll
living werc taken today from heueath
ruins. While voices OF others could ~
distinctly heard appealing for aid. IN
the camps OF refugees many piteons
scenes are enacted. Many persons
threw themselves On their kaees beg
cling for bread, while Ave minutes
walk beyond were ofaugc groves rich
with rips fruit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-05

Gem WIN Show Abernathy Pictures.
! The Gem theatre has hcen success
lul III securing the moilon pictures 81
the famous catch EN- alive gtunt of
United Siatos Marshal AhernaIhy The
pictures were shown In the august
presence II hls cxcellency presldent
Roosevelt. and ne pronounced them
par excellence Other pictures thai
viii bo presentS.l that were arranged
In This section fofSthe motion picture
business win be hNnk robbery. The
rights TO tho plclnres have been sold
TO an eastern concern, and 80 ia
they have been displayed In but two
towns IN Oklahoma There will be-
four performances Ut The Gem, show
Ing the Abernathy plciures--Wednes
day and Thursday evenings vita matt
nees on the two dates al D. NJ.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-05

Oklahoma's second legislative as
senibly since statehood was csnyeneG
at neon today In the magnificent new
convention hall prepared at cost Of
slS0.0OO by the citizens Of Guthrie. The
senate was called to order by Lleuten.
ant Governor Bellamy, while Hon. }.
A. Tillctson. the Democratic floor lead
CT. performed a similar service in the
house.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-05
.G0VERN0R NAY SIGN CHARTER

Attorney General Charles West Ia
an opinion 10 Governor Haskell last
evening says In regsgd to tbs legality
Il tho Tulsa charter form Of govern.
ment. All promises conaidered be-.
lieye you viii be justified III signing
the charter"