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The Detroit times., 1909-05-19
IN SOCIE Y

ney, Frederic B. Stevens. Henry Kro-
lick, Robert E. Page, h. II. Ashbaugh,
John Walker, James Arthur. Emma A.
Fox, william Holden. l.. c. Stanley.
F.. H. Bamlet, 8. Netzorg, William ..
Emery. Frank Failing Wyrick, A. j..
Mock. Charles ID. Williams, Dodge.
Henry Ford. Philip Breitmeyer. Fred
erick Holt, w. l. Chittick. c. A. New:
comb, Jr.: Horace Dodge. Ada ID.
Darling. X. h. Sterling. w. w. Wor-
cester, G.. H. Field, c. NJ Roehm, F.
Penberthy, s. <. Clark. Edward Muir
ray, John V. Moran. s. S. Marquis,
Miss Maud Van SICKLE and Miss Belle
Goldman.
The seventy-third anniversary and
seventeenth annual founders day or
the Protestant Orphan asylum will be
observed in the home. No. 9Ss Jeffer-
son-ave.. Thursday afternoon, May 20.
at 3 o'clock. All interested are invit-
ed to be present at the meeting and
also to the tea at 8 o'clock. The
chaplain, the Rev. John n. Boyd, ID.
d., Will lead In the responsive thanks
giving service commemorative or the
founders and will also deliver an ad-
dress Mrs. Charles +. Hammond. ac-
companied by Miss Lydecker, will
sing. and the exercises by the chill
dren will be led by Miss Josephine
Stringham, Miss r. Blanche Cox and
August Barth Mrs Edwin Scott Bar
bour will preside at the tea table. The
committee In charge consists OF Mrs.
X. II. LHommedieu, chairman; Mrs.
Wetmore- Hunt, Mrs. Arthur ID.
Holmes. Mrs. Elmer e. Ford and Mrs.
A. B. Wetmore. The memorial min
utes. by Mrs. John II. Hinchman, will
commemorate Eber Leet Kelsey. Mrs.
William Brigham Wesson. Henry
Louis Kanter. Mrs. Robert Stead. Mrs
Henry Russell, Mrs. James futile Ster-
ling, the Rev. Rufus w. Clark. ID. D.;
William Beal. Mrs. John Hutchings
and William Cotter Maybury.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-19
The W0man Bread9Uinner

The United States census reports there are S276 women
school
03l
solicitors
girls Journalists
only professions
The Detroit times., 1909-05-19

To dry shoes in hotels. clubs and
other places where they accumulate
in numbers, there has been devised a
cylinder with a gas burner at the
The Detroit times., 1909-05-19
Blernishes
On the Face

Don't 90 about with face full OF
blotches or other skin eruptions.
Clear off these dishgurements in
short time at little expense. These
unsightly blemishes come from inn
pure blood and disefdefed sys-
tenn but will all disappear after a
few doses of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-15
NORMAL PRESIDENT
RESIGNS POSITION

A. S. Wyley Of Muskogee. who re-.
Gently resigned his position as a
member OF the board Of regents OF
the state normal schools to accept
the presidency OF the Northeastern
normal school, T'ahlequah. has notl.
fled state Superintendent y. r. Cam.
eron that he viii not aceeptfthe presl.
daney. having aeceriad the position
of supervisor anpa Director Of
vnas,f b,...ts t&6aA ksS..yas Of the
Cherokee nation.
Mr., Wyley was member OF the
constitutional coneeItion and Nv one
OF The prominent men Of the Chero.
kee nation He has been affiliated
With educational work IN the CheFo-
kee country for many years.
ID. S, Read, vice president OF the
Tahlequah normal, has been selected
by the regents TO succeed President
Wyley, and Ira l.. Cain, superntend'
ent Of the Muskogee city schools has
been selected to succeed Mr. Read
as vice president
President Wyley's resignation Is The
second Of the new normal presidents.
Rev e. n Sweet. who received the
appointment Of the Ada normal. re-
signed TO continue in the ministry and
the fight for statewide prohibition
and was superseded by Prof nrlles Of
Musk0gee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-15
MAKES FARCE OF JUSTICE,

uecial tc Daily Leader.
Enid, Okla May According to
udee Gqrber and the News. a new
egal monstroslty has been discovered.
In the case Of Hancock ct ux,
lgslnst the city OF Enid. which came
n ,0r hearing IN the district court
efore Judge CARRIER brought Uut n
'eeullar condition OF affairs In the
Flll Of such cases.
II was suggested that taxpayer In
he city was not eligible to SIT as a
Juror In case Ia which the city Is
party Tor the reason that the juror
would indirectly be an interested pa.,
y His interest would Be that be
would have to pay taxes on his prop.
rty and IN that way be liable for d
haze Of judgment SHOULD one be OBJ
lined agalnst the city,
In consulting the authorities the
curt found that 20 be the rule and
le was hound TO follow 1t, but In do,
ne sU he took occasion 10 say few
hlngs In regard TO the inconsistency
{ the law IN this particular line"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-15
The cENrRAL srArE NORMAL.

Edmond Okla. May t5.-On Tues
day the faculty and student body were
favored with fine lecture by Prof.
Gould. geologlst, Of the State unlyersl'
ty. His subject was, More Kinds Of
Resources and Moge Resources of i
Kind Than Any state in the Union.
The subject matter was embellshed
by means Of several large charts
painted IN water colors for which he
found ocpious use, He received a vote
of thanks from the large audience
present.
Mr. Corbin, state secretary Of the
x NJ. G. A.. educational division, visit
I'd the school wednesday, He con.
Quoted dey0tlons, and made a few re.
marks apropos TO the occasion
All teachegs desIrous of taking a
thorough six weeks course IN those
brsnches leading up to a first, second
or third grade state certificate should
attend our summer school These Ger.
tifIcstes authorize the holder TO teach
In any county OF Oklahoma, Exam.
nations held here al close Of sum
AHAf HhAMAi NAttE w tHh DANNiN fHA'
Or, MCLAUGHLIN and get further In.
formation Term opens May 81.
We are strongly reminded OF the
near approach Of Commencement
Days by the fact that next Monday
and Tuesday tthe nth and 18th instl
the Seniors take their final eSamina.
ti0ns. all other classea, enc week
later. Graduating exereIsea, Wednes.
day the 9Th .h IS aaa
The senior class this year IS q
record lreatee" There are So from
the regular course, and out Of 10 who
graduate from special departments, as
kindergarten, manual training, piano,
etc. uine names are not feneated from
regular course Grand total d grad
ualea. this year 6i.8
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-15

II the contention Of Fred Warren
Socialist editor OF the Appeal TO Reas
on, is true, the United States marsha.
.or the Fort Scott, Kansas, districl
is blockhead. Warren was charg
al witt using the United States main
for the purpose OF offering a reward
Tor the arrest OF Taylor the Kentuck
gentleman who had fled his state
and the office Of governor because
the murder Of William Goebel while
the last mentioned was contestln,
the gubernatorial seat Of Taylor II
1898.
Warran printed the inscription
$1,000 reward for the arrest and ~
turn 70 Kentucky OF William Taylor
He never denied the charge. iustl
flying that he had the right to do an
added that II was but an advertlsini
scheme.
The verdict OF guilty was recent.
reached, and the Socialists openly al
lege that none but partisan Republic
an friends OF the United States ma.
saal we're allowed on the jury. iha
the three who held out against con
vlction were Just a little broaiei
minded than their colleagues etc
II the marshal selected a pasiisai
jury TO try Warren ne should bu
discharged and given not the leas
sympathy Il Is understood. OF course
the man convicted often feels lha
he has been wOrsted In some uufu
manner but Warren has made lh,
specific charge and II musl be me
uiia refutailon unqualified anl p
trust be susceptible ui proof.
Warren Is crank and has mad,
maay wild assertions In hrs "Appea
TO Reason but liberty is too preC
ious for ANY officer 10 attemut TAX,
aNay wl,houi fair and strictly inpal
tlal liai.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-15
A hLlnIMn rARlrE

u n. Frederiksen Scandinavian
resident oi Chicago. has issued a sys.
ten Of arranging tariff matters lhat
la him appears almost perfect He
wishes 10 have the scale reduced five
ese cent on commodities, TO be Ne.
duced a Ike amount each year until
the revenues from The lower tart
aanofne less than before reduced that
asr then back TO the middle DR. best
revenue producing point. usAs
This would possibly work well
anan8h Il the Republican tariff link.
erefs we're trying TO reduce the tariff
Where The Scandinavian friend errs
ID II trying 70 think the Aldrch gang
EaateCasl tariff beneiiclaries is
trying % raise revenue for ihe Gov
sfamenl. i n perhaps true they arr
seeking 10 raise revenue. but Il Is Tor
ether than governmental purposes.
The trust some folks place In a Re.
publican Senate or House moving the
saflll schedule about for the benefit
Il ether than the same old gang Of
business pirates shows too wen some
people are entirely too ready 10 give
eFedence % That which does not ds.
aefNa It.
When FrederlaseH gets better ac
zualaled With the performing DOW,
efa pf ihe Republican machine AZ
Washington. he viii continue his
splendid business and allow PolltIcal
questions 70 run elong Without hls AZ,
samrFlnR % shape taen up for Sun.
aay #hOe services
I - ahe 8meNntime that tarlff tlnher.
Ing ! mt Aibe' Wild sneeehes spell no
more Of Iess than that Aldrlch Il pass
lsiaEN 1aIaff biI that elglltyi pr lsdht
uI the other members know noibinR
sHhanl ana RoiiaH heihiePsly1 yois Us
Dictated % Y they did know 'tN"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-15

Tomnffow IS Sunday, Go to church
Ii IL not so much the mere going &c
house OF worship and being one Of
many participating in the most OK
aIle0 OF al ceremonies IN christen
dom. but the satisfaction OF proper
association and the Christian fellow
Ship which follow in the wake Of tnat
attendance II strmeer In the cap.
ital cIiy and you have not particu
lar church 10 attend. ask for any
church. Il Is absolutely certain you
viii find a minister from the stand
point OF interest and lesson taught
and the music win be an additional
item 70 the days enjoyment Az a
Christian Godfearlng cltizeury you
win lind the states capital has no
superior, and the fellowship Is worth
much. II that Is sought after IN your
list q altalnmenls. Therefore attend
the worship of the Master, and attend
for the bctlerment of self and those
who may be willing to follow In your
Footsteps.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-15
A YOUNG GAMBLER

Special to The Daily Leader.
ST. Louis, May l5-With his TWEEN.
ty-flfth birthday still 10 come. William
" Aubuchon. Ir has made a little
more than 100000 by following the
lead OF James A. Patten IN wheat
deals out Of a working capital Of less
than $1,000.
Aubuchon trated exclusively on 3,
cent margins. He declines to admit
how much less than 81 900 he Invest.
ed, but be turned his capital many
times and relnvested all OF his pro.
fits.
When he ioresaw that Patten was
building up corner be determined
to get In at the psychological mo.
ment and get out before the moment
ended. II was Mr.. Aubuchon's first
venture In the market.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-15

ittiopeka, Kansas. Caphal.)
The Philadelphia newspapers are
caring IN double leads and exclama.
ion points because the machine may.
n has ~sold out" the city 10 the street
ailway company and fares have been
ldyanced, which. the papers say. will
,dd . millions TO the profils OF the
ompanles out Of the pockets Of the
eOple ln protest over the outrage
philadelphia people refuse to ride and
re organizing Edward payson Wes.
on clubs.
Il ls impossible to sympathze with
he forlorn and benlghted denizens OF
Philadelphia They ought to get Il
O the neck II Is to be hoped the
treet railways will "hlt en- again
the same place. Philadelphia had
revolution a few years $50 and for
bout twelve months redeemed her.
elf Then she slumped back. her
ewspapers surrendered to the cor.
upt machine that runs the city the
ieople ycied for the "old gang to
ONE back Philadelphia 10 reaplng
vhere she sowed. What did she ox-
ect, anyhow?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-15
o ooooocooooo Q o 0 OF 90 o 0
a ODD OBSERVATION. O
o oooooooooa Q o o o o O o 90 o o o o o o

When lhe bunch Of advertisers for
the capital Of Oklahoma county, lc
Gated south OF the seat OF learninr
Edmond. arrived al the union station
elh Bowwow they were eo excited a.
a4le noises and aciltlhesl1t a Ikrea'
'throhhlng trade cenith..hlcs lchder Of
The bunch who. hy thesWay. Fhsldcs
~ University CITY, three miles Out Of
the Canadian river bottoms skarto,l
up thaltracks When the aggregation
arrived ht the ice plant near tho big
elevators and cotton mills II frltsi
was IN Town sure enough. and a dele,
CATION from the chamber Of conimero,
had to go down and get the fellows
out OF their trance. They were we'll
behaved and saw the sights Of the
great future metropolis with remark
abie gravity expressing hope, should
they ever get levee made to prevent
the Canadian orerspreading the main
streets, to some day have a place as
beautiful prosperous and well known
as Bewwow -BGwwow Buzzer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-15
FEDERAL COURT MATTERS

Special 20 tho Daily Leader.
Oklahoma City, Okla. May b.
Eleven Indictments were returned yes.
lefday by tho Federal grand Jury Ii
a partial report Nearly an Of the
bills were against men confined Ia
the Federal prison. The majority of
the indictments were for dlsposing Of
liquor on Indian allotments. The prls.
oneFs were aryalgned 10 the afternoon.
John II. Wise pleaded guilty to the
hargn Of Introducing liquor on an IN.
Ian allotment near Shawnee. April
20 and was sentenced By Federal
Judge John H. Cotteral to serve 90
days ali pay fine Of 500, Wise
Is PoitawatOmie Indian
VIII Lacy, negro. charged with dis.
posing ~ liquor to Jack Wheeler. an
indian, on an allotment. near Homlny,
Okla. WAS given time 10 enter his
plea.
!. NJ Be'gle charged with deposillng
IN obscene letter IN the post office
1t FEELING Okla was given further
lime TO p'ead He told the court that
be would plead guilty. and sentence
vas deferred until the case could be
investigated The letter was addressed
TO Walter Plain of Selling.
j W. Miller end Will Ralnoy, charg.
cd With iraudulentiy obtaining letters
from the post office at sayte. Okla,
IN three counts. were given further
Time TO enter their pleas. They were
charged with having taken letter
addressed 10 Clarence Hin. which
contained q check for $50. The check
was cashed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-15
LAYTON coNrEDeaArEs ELECT
Special 10 the DaIly Leadeq.

Special to the Daily Leadee
I.awton. OK. May l5-At a regular
meeting Of the John y. Gordon camp
No 1873, United Confederate VeteT.
ans. the following officers we're elect.
ed for service during the ensuing
year; chas. @. JOY, Captain Command
er; j, f, Fitzpatrick First Lieutenant;
l.. D. Settle, Second Lieutenant; r.
e. Moorhead, Third Lieutenant; MI.
ton Clark, Fourth Lieutenant J NJ.
DIetfenderfer. Adiuianti Nj D. Early
Chaplain; r. a. Sneed Treasurer.
Heck THOMAS. Sergeant Major.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-15

7ATARRH CANNOT BIZ CURED
With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, az they
'anaot reach the seat OF the disease
'atarrh Is a blood or constitutional
lhrHNHi anu III uFueT 10 cure II you
lust take internal remedies Halle
'atarrh Cure Is taken Internally, and
sets directly on The blood ana mucous
mrfaces Halls Catarrh Cure Is not
quaek medlclne. II vas proscrlb.
d by one Of the best physicians N
his country for years aud Is reg.
liar prescription |, Is composed OF
he best tonlcs kown, combined with
he best blood purifiers, acting direct
on the mucous surfaces. The per
eet combination Of the two ingredL
'nts Is what produces Huch wonderful
esults IN curing Catarrh Send for
testimonials free
8 ] CHENEY a CO Props. Toledo, o
Sold by Druggists. price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constl-
latlon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-15

Ex-Governor Tom Ferguson In hi
Walonga Republican is engaged II
heroic controversy over tho effort
and patriotism of one John Br0wl
Mr. Ferguson resenis any imputatlOl
of aspenlOn against or unon the
name OF Brown and launches boldly
Into defense And for whom anl
for whatY Brown has taken his place
IN history Right or wrong ne Is lis.
ed and what we of this generation
say will avail naught IN the makni
or preservation OF the name. Fergu
son; who actually has some Of m,
milk Of human kindness, had as wei
devote The same amount OF space az
to whether Caleb or Joshua had tn,
ilrst right Of entrance % the promls
ed land let the partisan ana sec
tartan write his sereeds and hurl phil
llpies-hlslVry cares for all end tine
heals all sores no matter as TO dept
or how incurred
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-15
PASSENGER STEAMER IN ICE


Special 10 the Daily Leader.
Montreal May i5-The Allan Line
steamship TunisIau. Liverpool for
Montreal, WAS reported By Marconl
dispatch this afternoon as In the Ice
Off Cape Race, sixty miles from ST
iohnsl NJ r. One Of the plates In
her bow had been started and the
ship was making some water. Cap.
tain Fairfull stated that he was put.
ting into st. John for examination,
"A great deal of Ice is reported In the
gulf The Tmisian Is The second pas.
seueeF vessel 10 meet with mlshap
on this account. the Lake Champlaln,
now inrabcE al st. Johns, being the
nther 4oN Fir iNHf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-15
oAaL MAoEE oErs CLEAN ant.


special 70 ually Leader ift
Tulsa, okla, MAY ID, After holding
the attention ol the district court until
neatly two score Witnesses were en-
amined, Judge l. M Poe held last
evening thgt. Mrs, Racheel Perryman
had absolutely no gI0npd upon which
che could base an action against Carl
6 MaEee iQE ths, raeovfgysaf herlprop.
erlYA SAYS a difpalnhi tleHl Abe Wpyld
Judge p9e held thP4rlhRraihahI been
no nlseorduct on Tho pRrif AZ Magee.
az alleged ln the Pefryman petition.
that both parties went into the trans.
action with their eyes open. and that
Mrs. perryman was not defraudcd as
the petition alleged Magee was, IN
effect, gwen ? clean bill by Judge Poe
The charges alleged IN the Perryman
petition were sensational IN nature
alleging that Magee. while acting as
attorney fos Mrs. perfxman had prac
llcrIly swlndled her out of her prop.
erly. hy false representations. The
evidence brought out 10 proof oi The
Ferfyman clalm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-15
AGRICULTURAL BOARD JOURNEYS

The agricultural commission. Presi.
dent Connell OF the A. & NJ, school.
President Connors OF the aprlcuItur.
al board, and siate suDerlntendent
r. D. Cameron, announced late
evening the board would leave June
End on a tour Of the state to visit
the various locations offered for the
location OF the secondary agricul.
tural schools In the Third Fourth and
Fifth supreme court districts. The
Panhandle district win BE- visited
first.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-15
Q Q Q 0 o o . 0 0 0 Q 0 0 0 Q 0 Q
o WHAT EDITORS ARE SAYING 8
0 o o o. o o o o O o o o o o o o


El Reno Daily Democrat has pu,
on the wiae service and Pete Duffy is
not only running good newspaper
lui Is stlll haylpE. "A hyd fime iq}sfnp
rom runpiPa ior oIIlfaeyAally V'A.
e. ,....,,,.,....,, u, U,IItt
hat oul friend naltyrwlll, spdner 'or
lief be compqlled to succumb TO tno
Inevitable. and shy. his castor into tho
'ollllcal rlng While Pete would make
n ideal governor he would also g.ace
be position Of state auditor. We are
or Duty for anything he wants.
'oyle Copper.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-15

lSfssAafs lAiDallYa Leader td
4 NIniiR. pklMmMay Is, MFe w T.
Culhertscn, president # the Daughters
ot ne Ccniederacy and w 4. Gilmer,
member Of the Oklahoma state legis-
lature. are In The city working IN the
interest OF = home for disabled ex.
Confederate SctdIers. They meet with
the local chapter Of that organization.
and others interested In this worthy
enterprise, Mr. Gilmer will be re.
memhefed AZ one Of the sub-commll.
tee Of The lower house of the laglHla.
ture. that was here to look over the
proposed site Tor the eastern Inaana
aaslun.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-15
BRYAN COUNTY REPORT
AGRICULTURAL DIVISIONS

Secretary Charles 8 Barrett Of
the state board OF agriculture Is re-
celvlng statistical reports from tho
various counties In the state.
Returns from Byron county show
only 46s farmers 10 own their home.
stead. while 1883 are renting farms.
Just 12i $40 acres in the county are
IN cultivation, OF which there are
$4,000 acres OF meadow and $3.50
acres OF pasture and waste land. OF
the cultivated acreage $3.50 ls I'm
corn 81 In wheat. li.75l In oats. and
20, 557 In cotton, 22 IN alfalfa, go in
broom corn, and 80 IN potatoes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-15

The opposition 10 Democracy IN lhis
state has no more claim 70 being re.
publican In faith than Il has 10 as.
suiue the name Of Turk or Buddhist
i ID a negative aggregation with a
leadership confined 10 asking for Fed.
eFal appointments and opposing
Democratic state administration. II
assumes 10 follow behind the Repuh.
llean leaders Of the United States
solely for the number Of crumbs which
NAV be found at the foot OF the mas.
Ser's table. Il
L has never advanced an idea nor
heen able TO agree upon a policy OF
Aeenfnment, There Is little scram.
hie among the headg Of messes once
II great while, but that IL because
the organization can not agree upon
Who Is 10 have the best Federal
slice of pie. II Is never because
he leaders seek the welfare of the
siaie--heayens no, such waste OF time
alghi occasion the loss Of an appoint
menl aud that would BE- objectionable
ana likewise unbearablel
The numerous articles you read
shout the election law are "syndlcat
ad and prepared here al the state
Headquarters. 40 one cares he least
what lheg contain. but they are men.
Toned TO Illustrate the general or.
sanlzed effort 20 be agIn some
lalna. u behooves The heads OF mes.
ses g. make some aGft OF showing
Wlth the rank and file. lest shey be-
Kicked out of power, and as there ia
% little time TO prepare anythli
worthy of attention, they agree TO
tnek something aud possibly choose
oY illpping pennies; certainly not be.
cause Of conviction nor because of
patriotic desire to serve the people
aI ihe state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-15
Intentions Good.
lManchester Journal.

TWNUNHtNItF IUUFUdLT
The Wichita Eagle evidently gets
,ood pay for the space Il uses every
Jay In which 10 publish the Guthrie
lpecisl gotten up by the ex-carpet.
rag Republicans Of the state In oppo.
iiion 10 The new election law, else IL
would not allow such rot to 80 through
Is columns. The intent OF the Eagle
10 be decent but Il allows It's Re.
rublican friends IN Oklahoma to make
an eye.sore TO many Okl1homans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-15

tMestcrn Age, COlOredl
The nerro race win be great and
rosperoas as fast as It can place a
aclt and lasting premium on the
'irtue OF It's women a clean homo Is
he FIRST step heayenward
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-15

Speaking 0f how things ought "a
hh Why nor present memorial to
10nKfesa asking reneal Of the law
allowing men 70 apply for more thaa
l0U9 offices n tlmef But then no
one wishes 10 hurt Norris chance OF
IandIne.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-15
LINDSEY Was IN eNIp.


ITT"IIHI II NV I"TlT I77-1FE1F = N
Enid. Okla May f5.A good audi
ence listened to The lecture of Judge
Ben h. Lindsey 1t the Loewen iast
evening. The Judge Is good speak.
er and his rputaiion shows him TO be
a keen observer Of human nature and
his subject afforded him an uppor
tunity to bring out bis fagerlse Thought
which has occupied isis mlna Tor many
years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-15

That Kansas cyclone followed the
speech inade hy Brlasow In the SEN
sle ThuS " AldrIch sustained BY the
elements ~ Mr Raer and hts coal
operators n the long esu.