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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06
SENATE PASSES BILL
FOR SUPERIOR COURTS
Bill Providing for Sale Of
School Section IN Wood
ward County Passes

The senate public buildings com.
mlttce this afternoon reported out
favorably the house biz ;ocaiag The
Eastern insane asylun al vinlte.
Senator Roddio won partial vic.
tory over tho insurance company
proposition Of dual policies IN the
session, by taking the advocates of
dual policies 20 finish fight IN the
efiort a the latter 10 concur with
The house amendments Thomas led
for tho dual policies, while Soldanl
led the contest for the clause which.
IL inserted win allow the Bankers
Llle 70 continue writing policies in
tho state.
R0adle moved not 70 concur IN the
house amendments, and took me floor
u explanation Of his noslllon. Hls
describing the company that while
less than SIXTY years old had first III
oorporated Tor 100000 and paid bet
$4,000 OF that; later Il went into a
now deal and issued capital stock
for d million dollars, and continued
their proylsa that The capltal stock
must receive soyer per eens annual
dividend before polIcyholder Sc
cures any liyldpnd. carfiea ihe sen.
Ste With tho insurance expert.
Thomas moved to concur. chang
Ing the presentation Of the question,
but went down 3 to i6
The SUlaan effort 10 secure & fags
aroble clause 10 allow all mutuals To
write insurance was the lass aet OF
morning session as Morris recessed
the body while the discussion was
atill on.
Anthony scord
The Anthony reverue bill YES not
finished. The pxeiee tax on aual stand
at i.2 Of per cent nut the Anthony
provision that No laS can be remit
iea without violation of the eonsti.
tuition leti the old per eeg1 tax
which rs 20 BE- contested
80 2l6. Norris and 8lllubs bin 70
cent school lands net aald Wea piae.
50 on unal passnge emo Redee
through
SO. 3T8, 2 special biii providing fer
tie sale Of q section OF sehoel lHne
Sd Woodward eouliy was passed. il
Is 10 becs me q city. as soon IS lie
people move on I, and stay
No, iOi, Rogers Of the house. PRO.
siding Tor superior court ID eoun-
ties If 3000O population. was passea
AZ sent from the night committee ot
ehe whole session
New Courtr
Tae price hlll creating lsagc and
Washington couptles as district
70 court, also Kay Noble Grant
Payne and pawnee WIN be ra.dls.
trlctea circuit, which With okmnlgee
and Creek into separate district
VIII change The aspect Of affairs on
the eest side and in tie "trip" lis
trIcts passed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06

l0R Angeles slHreh 3 Located
1ear Vera Cruz, McSico alter &
sesrch of nearly three seafs hy anx.
lous relatives ana The pollee If es-
cry ciiy IN tho country Miss lose.
phlne lrto1 Of Asheyllle, n G. Il nos
on route nome under care Of her
mother. and passed through hts city
ioGaj
Miss Hood Is The must pfoIniaeni
victim 81 John G.. Cayehdseh alias
Lord Ppgccy Reginald Sholg Iloualaa
the notorious bIganist whaan aulmns.
ID bfld0 khh heeamh after hflef
courlship, elupIng with him only q
bh robbed ana deserted far FROM
home, TOO proud 10 iacA her frInHds
ine glrl hId from the world ana was
found by chance through lhe Amerl.
car consul III Nere Cruz.
Miss lisude disappearance ereaIed
4 sensation. and the real Lord Doug
las. third son OF the ,dafaHls q
Queensherry. was arrested al bis sum
lner hoinr IH Mathis hcfufo Il WIS HIa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06
ARMOUR GRAIN COMPANY
AMONG THE HEAVY SHORTS
Patten Faces Similar Situation
In Which Joe Letter
Lost Millions

ch.cngc. 1arca s-lhe "aee-s' s.
tne wheat markel iaa noe That
samos q. aeteg has been iorcirg
TO the van vita every algguce IN
thep rice * Rhoet nave ier1eC IT
bay rnd haze oyganiae6 FOR last
stant.
To-day 'he lrsi naea IN tho cattle
f ihe bears egalnss patien was
made aud the 1fsi sun Nrs 1red.
Now Il II to be Sight Of the organ.
lied shorts rgalast tha one mna that
stanSs o. 'ne Nher side q lAe mar-
kct
aatten iuday gaces 8asl aAactly
what Joseph lpier saced whom ~ d.
hrmoar turned aim III tao moment
Of Letters triumph and buried hlin
and hle wheat corner beneath q iload
Of The yellow grain ehe shorts have
turned upon 2atlen. they are going
70 try TO repeat tho story OF tht
Armouri.eiier deal
The first move came when G round
lol Of 40 Northern wheat nearly
5,poO.000 bushels one repart lseas
started from Minneapolis Il win hc
eraaed ior May delivery aaa Il VIII
he delivered 70 raiieu. who boHghf o.,
il Is io be great light that has
opened uow Finley HarrelI. Shear
son x liammll. James Norris. Chap
n r Cos, and the Hfouaspau orowa-
all these and more are short anu thes
will eight 10 the lest ditch THEY are
mol The cnly shorts 'fha elevator
men are short too, bHt they viii aev.
w their losses and get out
iSOl go the ether shorts whey VIII
hgnt iu the last gun Tha Armour
Grain company which means j. 9g
den Armour Dr someone dealing
Ihrough hls llfm is short IF wheat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06
GRAFT PROBE TAKES
SENSATIONAL TURN
Voters League VIII Have lis
Attorney Present 10 Quss-
lion Rich Men

pislsburg pa. Mch. e.-Tho eran
probe n piitsburs took & most aonsa
ilonel sun when Ex-Governor Folk 81
Missouri had conference with Dis.
lslcs Attorney 3lskely G. e the meth.
DDS "a vogue across the Mleslaslppl
sadrtly after the conference the dis
lfls, attorney issued aweenlns call
Tor those high up In business nuan'
eiai aud pollucal circles. ID plslabufs.
@ annehr before him.
The frst ona called Oh wgn Ge1rcs
n oliser hoe klpa aud nauapApag
owner uhr N booked N succeed rhlt
ander 4 Nnox IN tie United States
senate
he district eliorapy issued uall
Tor mr. oliver Nrank Nr0la preal.
cent y X, Foley of tao M0nQnganela
Natural GAS company, Attorney John
2 Hunter, counsel FOR a newEp1per
and also Zoe A. r Moore editor d
TIE same Hancr
The Voters lnar,e uns also Instruct.
ed % aNyo ~ attorney PRESENT TO IN.
teffogate iac iirh npn Who were
booked fpe .iiGplfy
Oliver YVES subjected 10 6 3flillhH
inquiry Dy the greson, district aliof
ney the yciera league attorneys ana
N 1iiurney representing tho piglshufg
1aadaF
Others were subjected 70 d aapafata
but shnllar Rrllling, but all can
with fging e0lofs, as shown hyA
lle statement issued Ny the dlstrle,a.ae.
losaey HI which Nh ufHled ,hat he had
eNaMinea Messrp Cliver ialcola and
Foley uuGef 0llA. and had found that
taay knew nothing o' thn grni ehare
aa
District tliaFney alaaely announced
thnl he wlll ca'i upon lhe president of
every nelinnal bank "a pltlshure % ap.
EHaf aud give testimony na 10 what
theY kauW anoul graft
Thefr is @ deerfopuoed fumor That
The heaG al one 81 lhe tlqgeal ueiione
bauks 70 pltsaars quietly he's sons
70 Europe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06
State FRUIT GROWERS
ELECT OFFICERS

The oklahoma Fruit Growers asso.
citation lake Friday afternoon al q
meeting held al the Hotel lone elected
the following officers
g a Jones, Of oklahoma ciiy, pres
ldeni, Z I, pebly. OF oklahoma Cliy.
iirs. lice president, II. w, steer. u
Agra. secoli Vice president, Ed Bltke.
nj Reno, secretary and ] w. Furrow
Guthrie. treasurer The directors atea
y. A. gluch, Lookobo: Waiter Hafay,
Ardmorc g. 3. Blake. Weatherfofd;
II y Connolly Cereal, aud A. 4.
Luke. Wynncwaod
The object oi the association is 10
assist the sr'E growers III procuring
markets and II reaching them Also
ia furnish ihe members with supplies
and shurlea lhe roHte 0f destination
between Che producer ana conenmer.
The capital stock OF the associations
Is Si0.Va0 divided into two thousand
shares pf $500 each
The Incorporate intent Of the asso.
fiaiion rs 10 buy and sen The produces
o. the Producer carry on general shin.
ping. storage and manui cturng. 20
export 'rull truck plrais, trees. seeds,
crates, boxes ate The association al.
So iaionda % assist III organizing local
assaaiatlone at an shipping points and
handle The products OF the asoclslian.
tbs intention Is 20 handle every.
thing raised BY lhe farmer, iacluduR
outside Of fruit products. vegetable
products The association viii be pEt
Grated along stslctly business linea.
rhe headquarters for me state VIII be
located 81 Tl Reno
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06
AFTERWARDS PRESENTED
TO DURAXT AND WARD
House Agrees 10 Conference
Report on Tax Ferret and
Gross Production Bills

Public bpilding Bills esaie eRgeg.
ed The attention Of the house This
morning.
The Durant bin establishing The
Southeastern normal al Durani. Bry
ap county. came back from the son.
ate and was signed by Speaker Wll.
son. The gold pen with which he ef.
fixed his signature was given 10 Rop.
eeseniatiye "Dill Dufaai wlth thc
request that 1t be presented to Mrs.
purant Tho representatives from
Bryan county, Durant semplc rnd
Ewell, and McCalla cf love. we're
appolated as 4 special committee 10
convey the bin 20 Governor &aakel
lor hs approval,
The speaker used similar Den III
signing NE enrolled copy 0f Tho bill
establishing TIVE Northeastern nor
MAJ ct rahleGuah Under his bin
the state Is to purchase the old cher
okee Female seminary frm the Cher.
okee naiian for this purpose Repre-.
sentative Ward. OF Cherokee county,
one 81 the Republican members was
given ibis pen Mr Ward is ono Of
the prominent members of the minor
ily aud himself q Cherokee
solnt Conference Reports Adopted
The tax ferret hlll was given FINAL
consideration this morning unior the
repeft Of the ioini conference com
mlttee The report recommends that
The senaie reeede from It's amendmeat
attaching iae emergency clause 70
the bill The house hdcptea the Ne.
pert
The hotise also adopted he con.
ference report On TIE anthony gross
bill under which be pres
ent law Is amended The senate
amenimeni was agreed io. under
which the rate on the GROSS produc-
flen IF eagl was eut from two ic me.
hnil bf 0na per cent 20 was also
recommended that the senate recede
from lls amendment under which
thfeelaafiha Of tae tax already ley.
led was e be remilled 30 NE ccm
companies
The Wrmnn BIN providing far
free lesi hooks m public schools
was made q special order Tor ten
O'Clock Monday
65VarH1r Haskell Appauded
This morning Governor Haskell ana
a party Of citizens hod occasion 10
pass through he hall % eprasen-
iatlves TO reach the offices cl one on
the slate departments Che govern,
or was warmly anpleuded ny the mer
bera and smilingly bowed ~ acknow
adgeman
rue Anthony bin. providing G sys-
tem 9f general prosperity taxatlcn
was thrown into conference BIZ tne
action Of the senate IS told else
who're ii the Leader Of today. The
house last night asked them &c re-.
sede Irem certain Of their ameni.
menss This the senate refused 10
10 ead asked for conference.
Speaker Wilson named anthony.
Cope aud Jones as the home con
iereea.
5sste Esfosn scaoe'
'Thn hunKe was III committee ol
The whole with Maxcy IA me chair
while bin by Senator blair and
Williams was considered This ~
tae bill providing for q state reform
sehe.l for boys aad girls y Is 70 be
located In garvis county between the
towns of pauls valley ami Wyauc.
w0lul The lwn towns arc te fur.
nish i site and four hundred acres
of land sos tie school Thnre werc
few amendments and tho biz was
recommended foe pags6ee * pass.
ed With 4 hig maj rlly uu hnal roll
cali
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06
RETAILERS ENDORSE
CHAMBER Of COMMERCE

The ,Juthrioa Retallefs association
30 members strong 1t 1 nnaling lest
evening enthusiastically lnia-see the
action taken by the directors Ii pro.
noting The 0fEaalzall0a 0l Il refman-
ent chamber 0f commerce ii fhe fa.
iowlns resolution.
Resolved. that we heartily eau.
cur IN and approve the movement
among he cltlzens II Guthrie III tue
organization 0f lia chamber Of cofn
mrrcs of The eltg 81 siuibfle accord
ing 20 plans as outlined ii The -.
pCri Of iho committee Of this body
7hici was appointed fnf fhe purpose
q securing such q general ufgsnlxa
ilon.7
Reports from some of the commits
toes on membership we're mad8 and
show ihat enthusiasm prevailed and
tho clllzeua were leudiis signing the
applications for membarahlp.
AN ciiizsne wishing - mll II their
application for membership lo the
chamber of commerce. can ID 10 BY
callInk al lho Office II the score
shry IA lhe Retailers association.
Election ot board 0g directors viii
he held on Monday night I'd thu cDun
lli chamber 0f The elE9 hall and all
persons joining en Of before that
ilnie viii BE- admitted ana entitled
W enc vote for each certificate they
hold for the hoard q directors for
illo ensuing xeaf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06
OIL CAUCUS
WITHOUT
RESULTS

~ agreement waa arrived G last
night vi the Gil eeecaf Attorney
General Charles West refused 10
concede tho Mld.Cantluent Yrulnc.
crs association anything they asked
and lhe association lenghed al hlg
prcp0sais
t!ot worls followed Che neetme
between bebber one Il the preduc
ers ara Judge ienrg q large lndlvld.
ual stookhoider IN 4e-lous ccmpaa.
les west of The mississippi river
The iiuls end Texas pipe line con.
cerns are opposite aaen other IN their
demgnes OR legislation, whlle the
Prairie. G subsidiary company u the
8tandara, Declares It he's no interest
e stake and cafes net w1sthor there
Ja much. little OF ne Legislation On
the pipeline topic.
he wild statements floating and
the immuderdle assertions o. contend
Ing ones net onls do not clarity bat
increase the esuiusl0a.
4 verified statement Of production
shows q lflne less than a sixth ol the
production can now be handled, and
tle OH terms hS which Secretary
Garfield allowed the operators 10
lease tie Indlan all0smauis friehien
The producers who are moltghged,
as an.lefel0nmenf forces Forfeit of
bonus inoaty Ia the iand owner aud
ifc absenee q the moulhy check for
sal1s huston ghp lime fof HetioB
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06
SCHO0LMHM REGAIN PLACES

which lae whole ol Pennington com
lf becamo Interested
s5na evening about chrlsimas The
glrfs attended The dance. The night
waa bad and when ihe dancers ilnala
y started Tor home thc clock show
ed 1915 q. a. SUNDAY noplng This
got 20 the oafH Of Harry Dlable and
HfR Iicffenhaugh Two members Of
The school board
The teaelmrs wero pnt' GA The sauk
and aamlltlne the iaela. we're dts,
rhargnd liul both the eirls had nien
IL 81 friends in the county whD wefu
ready io esn0tisc thelF causel hears
inn was demanded before THE luil
board young Rapid CIV Newspaper
rep0rtef acted ns NE gifl's attorney
and the result was that The opposing
members Of the board handed IN their
resignation and the hgh' was ihouehl
pva1.
laler the two ex-membgrs decided
CONTINUED On rnFc Eight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06
MOB NOW
THREATENS
HYPN0TIST

~ Paso TeI.. Mch. G. Because <
III Randolph T. travelling hypnc.lat,
put d girl 10 sleep 10 the electric light
e0mnany's window % Tucurcafi NJ.
M. today. The citizens objected. sna
Mayor Street ordered The hypnntlst to
awaken the glrl This was refused,
anil the Snowman was pat undiir af.
rest bul he broke away ran 10 The
window whore the girl was asleep
made 3 few passes and declared she
uuld not be awckened for thirty dgga.
A mob lgied 70 attack him and he
fas removed 10 the city jail. the
ruwd pursuing extra precautions
aaYe been taken TO protect hin. uaa
tae jail is heavily guatss While the
aifi aas been removed 10 . hotel.
where sae IS apparently sleeping e
peaceful. sleep. but all efforts 20 Dwak.
en hea have been fiulilesa,
Randolph declaeeJ he win a0 awak.
en- her .ill hc gets ready aud sew
eFal men have declared that they viii
either iysch him on give hlm a coat of
tar as s0cn as he ~ released il.m
iHil unless ho awakeus ihe glrl at
anee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06

Rocklord q ID March & fha f
b NJ orime i0r two prelle Young
sthoDlmafng lo be eanahl darHns
81 u country dance few mlnuieH n
ter midnight saturday because laelf
seullemeu friends were late II eets
tug over bns tuade 10 take The girls
hume. seems 10 be ihe almost nnsnl.
moub opinion % lhe residents Uf this
section
f'hal members ul a school bnafd
w1o ilrpd. Ahe ieaahefMtof dahflus
on snnaay and then Resigned lhems
selves because their action vas nui
upheld canuoi gct hack dn Che hoard
seema ulaa 10 be practically lne unah
imons Judgment o. the same eoHmns
uity.
The anelr which has stirred Iloehi
forl lo iis depths started with the
Christmas holiaays and i iusl ended
The Mlsses Learaey and SnaHely. TWO
young Raple City girls wdHe the
storm cenirrs Ia thc lIiile agama in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06

covered that Cayondsh had impef
sonated him successfully Tor long
time aud is wanted IN ten states 10
answer abduction charges.
Lord Douglas end his double Cs
.fendIsi rerenihleH nlm cloaoly are
known IN California The formers
sweetheart sang n cheap lheatefs
here aud ~ Bakersfield years ago.
aha Douglas followed and married
her despite parental anger He once
hsssyeH eaudevllic. an6 wss hlssad
on tAH stage lle waa ArreHeI fh
Egalinmiieid after = spree and kept fl
the Kern county jail 10 sober up and
subsequently, was charged with be-.
ing mentally unbalanced, bit was
found sane.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06
PERRY YOUTH GAUGHT
IN MILL SHAFT|NG
AND BADLY INJURED

PERRY. oklr.. ch Caught IN The
sha.tins ai his fethers Touring mill
yesterday AFTERNOON, Lee toetzer. IA.
yearold hoy. waa 'lierally stripped OF
his clothing. auataied both broken
legs two ribs crushed, one arm torn
on at The elhog. leaving Jagged por
lion OF the bone. segerli lnches long
proiruding from the mangled flesh.
Re was carried around several times
10 the betting and then hurled vlo.
lently 10 the ii0of whore hc was
picked Up by W 3 orlngle 1esDlte
these injuries tie lad has regaincd
consciousness ans IL able 10 carry on
q conversation The physicians de-
clare thlt he haT little II any chance
for recovery
From an that coald be learned, the
hoy was playing Ii the basement at
the mill and ran aIoul of The aeliiag
His father q. Aotzer rs we'll
known citizen OK Berry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06
F FN,NNN(1

shicngo, ill., March GvA tlil gae
&c Injunction Gled here today 81 5ohF
Lavender seeks tc enjoln Rev lfd.
ward B Crawford pastor pi the Wood
lawn park Methodist chcrch from clf
eulatlng rmo1g church members
confession made By Mre. Lavender.
wife uf The plelrtlE 10 crawford The
BIZ faclses that 'dov. Crawford II
conversation with q certain lads re-
eaived irJe said lady, who believed
herself eonyersIng ia conidenc0 be-
tween peslor aad ecmmrnicEns. Ger
teia statements which be Interpreted
&C % misconduct between said lady
and q certain minlsler, and By threat
euing to publish said alleged conGea-
slon caused che resignation oi said
pRst0f"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06
PEACH


Nashville. TeHna Aafek Che
state rested IN she aoepergihafp mrr
Ger trial az noon to-day 9urlne the
morning the ateie called 4 Il Far.
rem cmpl0yad IN the Tannesseenn
oifica who on ihe afternoon Of The
killing saw Cafmeck 30 into 4 drug
store acfass the street Farrell tes.
tined Casa Calmaek was moi IN The
business Office aeiore he len tas
building ihat afternoon thus lmpeaeh
lag tie testimony d S. fenhing,
of the defense wha sgofn he saw
Sarmack IN the business Office # the
wennesseefn at neon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06
RUNS OFF,
WITH HER
HUSBAND

sacksca Miss. Zach Ct Asfa Mamle
3eprlest siyIey and her husband W
Baker GlyIey lra rem OF at alilaigas
lest night end are auprosea g BE- IN
Memphis
Mrs aigicy, ir recently saed her
motherin.law. MIS- geker gigley afs
lor s60tgD Got alternating her hna
bands affections The testimony
showed that the e,er Mrs Jiyley III.
dleeC Scr son 70 desert his wife after
they Aai been married but faw
weelis, ana the plalnfif WAS awarded
a verdict for s3O0O0 half o. which sue
agreed 20 pay her attorneys
Tho roconelletlcn may stop TIE set
lection OF the indgmaat against tee
wealthy ,aolhcfiuiev but the ltlor
.nays have enjolned any compromise
as 90 theif fee and the anae uill gu en-
70 the Supreme court unless Ii Is e4id
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06
BILLS SIGNED
BY GOVERNOR

Governor Haskell hts sls0ed he
White bill giving attorneys a lien ON
the cause of action and putting q Inn
II on contingent fees g so Eer cen,
He also signed Senator Thomas's
resolution authorizing the pay OF sew
eral employes; the approprlalion bill
for the expenses e the state regent
boards.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06
'GLAD N0RNALs ARE LOCATED


Slaie Supernlcndenl Of public in.
ArncGaln 8 nl Cameron Is glad over
the ac,ion u tAc senate yesterday az
tefnoon In locating the much needed
Normal schocla IN The eastern part OF
the state al rahleQuah and Durant
lie states thai the city OF Durant Will
provide temporary quarters for the
school there, and that at Tahlequah
the magnificent Cherokee seminary
buildings with little remodellng
would make excellent quarters Cor the
normal He announces that a com.
plete faculty will be named hy the
hoard OF regents ln The Immediate
future and thar 3 summer school Hill
BE- held AZ both Of these plnces. When
ihe schools onea next fall they viii
have faculties al strong as any 81 the
other Institutions ln the state and
from the present outlook he believes
The attendance at these schools win
be as great as az the other state nor
mails superintendent Cameron also
announces that an departments will
be Installed In the new schools next
year including agriculture. domestic
scIenQa, music. manual training and
domestic art superintendent Cam -r-
on is also In favor o. locating the
other educational institutions az this
time,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06
TALK BONDS

Washington, y. O. March e. What
the glewa Of iho incoming secretary
Of lrcasry may hold as To the neces.
slly 'or another bond issue ero not
known Bat old officials whose in6g-
mont Is relied upon DO not regard 4
hand issue as nt alI lmmiAens It
this time the tfeasery has e Mork.
Ing balance oi sixiysls million dol.
lars and with customs receipts show.
Ing considerable Increase eges year
ngc, Il Is not anticipated Secretary
MacVengh will snvor ag Isaua b bono
before midsummer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06
COUNTY FAlR AHApeEMsNvs

Special e The Daily Leader
Chandler. Okla. March 6 The oF
licefa oi tho Lincoln County Agrlcnl.
tural Fair association hold meet
Ine ri The District conrt roan and dc
elded 10 start # once az aggressive
tampalzh toward making INC 1909
fair something ont 81 &c brdlnafy.
with s siaa II interesting the farm
efs II eserf serlion IN tho country
the association decided ~ offer $40
HI galA for the best township display
If NF0dneis FL lnsifc Wlrceas gf
shia d Vice president has been select
I'd In each tWnehlp IN Ihe county,
who i supposed 70 have charge of
the dlangAv from hls township, To ar-
fange lhe exhiklllun and 70 eucuur-
ase bis neIEhh0fs In lhle enterprise.
sel|I zl g. "a aHA n has been
lHtfea IS he dales nI ne lalf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06
NO MAXIM s

fopel,a kans. Ven 6 The Kan.
sas anti.elaaeette law sent into effect
last night an It's publication eaa b,
day moi cigarette nor cigarette pa
pes can 1e found In Tepaka. Daaler
were unprepared for they understood
the Inv was nul effective until publ.
cation tn the statute hooks next May.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06
SIX TAEE TNE VATH Or 0FFIGE

=lHes ss-
WaenlnRlor Mch 6slx memha
on Tafl's cabinet Knox. Hltcheoea
Never, Ralllnacr Wilson and Naeel.
.ooh ,hc oath ci office this noralng
Jerry ilnlkln, tae wen known kaa.
aaa politician Is-ia lhe aIly