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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-28
WANT TO DUST A JUSTICE


Special 20 Daily Leader.
Nowata. okla, Dec. 2S-The No
wdta county commissioners have ~.
ed custer proceedings in the district
court here against q $. Ford, justice
OF the peace OF Armstrong township
and allege they have almost every
known charge against him. Ford it
will be remembered, is the man who
was shot October goth by a man
whom be decided a suit against. One
charge Is corruption, the more seri.
ous because, the allegation continues,
Ford kept money obtained for the
county In his pocket
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-28
SUED COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Special to Daily Leader.
Nowaia, Okla. Dee 2S Eugene
wilkinson, register of deeds Of No.
wata county filed o suit In the dis
trict court against the commission.
ers for money paid out by him fof
postage. It Is alleged he paid ont be
tween the months OF January and
Juno 25 this year $7552. Mr. vii
kinson exhibits five receipts given
him by the postmaster for stamps
bought at the N0wata office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-28
HUNGRY
----------
Clark Says Majority Leaders
Seek Only Pork
Barrel
fBy Associated Press)

Washington. D c., Dec. 2s The
program Of the Democrats IN the
house at this session IS 70 keep down
the amount Of the appropriation bills
and to vote against ahe ship sub
sidy," said Minority Leader Champ
Clark Of Missouri today He added
hat majority house leaders are rush
ing everything 10 get their apbiopri'
alton measures tn ough and that
subject and The ship subsidy seems
about the only two things that are
TO be taken mp.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-28
EAsT[BN PEOPLE INTERESTED

IThe school land sales department.
has put on twenty-five temporary
fmailng clerks to attend to the thou
sands OF inquiries coming from all
over the United States aud Canada
and Mexico concerning the great Ok
Nahoma school land sale. About tlf
teen thousand inquiries have been re
ceived TO date. and more are coming
in az the rate Of 2J0 to 800 daily. Each
applicant for information Is being
mailed a pamphlet descriptive of the
lands 10 be sold and eight maps, one
each of The eight counties following
Lincoln. The Lincoln county data
has long since been distributed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-28
JANUARY AGRICULTURAL GALL

President J r. Connors Of the
state hoard Of agriculture has called
a special meeting TO meet in Guthrie
January Is. TO let contracts for the
heating plant at the A. and NJ. col
lege new buildings and for the dis
trict agricultural schools at Warner,
and Tishomingo The mem
bers will go from here TO saltwater
10 attend the annual winter short
course given at the A. and NJ. col
lege and government experiment sta
lion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-28
IDENTIFIED
Body Of Man Was Hendricks
Missouri Brother
in-Law
tBy Associated prcssl

Kansas City. Mo. Dec 2S.-Trelus
Hendricks, q carpenter, who found the
body of a murdered man in pile OF
brush on the outskirts OF Kansas City,
Kansas, Sunday, today identified the
body as thai OF mis- brotherln.law.
John Whitehead. of Carthage. Mo,
Hendricks said he had never seen his
brotherlnlaw but had photograph
lof him at home and saw a resemb-
hance between the dead man and the
picture long after he had found the
body. Authorities announced today
that an arrest VIII be made In con
necuon with the killing within the
next twelve hours.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-28
AGED LADY DOCTOR DIES
(By Associated Fress)

Rochester. N. Y, Dee, 2s.-Dr.
Sarah A. Dolley. aged 81 years, the
second woman to take a medical de
gree from an American college died
at her residence here yesterday. AT
the age OF 22 she was graduated from
Rochester AMI Syracuse medical col
leges and was appointed inferno In
the Blocksley hospital. Philadelphia.
For many years Mrs. Dolley pfaclic.
ed IN Rochester.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-28
STRICKEN JUST BEFORE
sTATTiNG ON A SPEECH

New York, Dee. 2S. William G.
Summer, president Of the American
Sociological society Of New Hayen-
Conn, was stricken with heart fail
ure here yesterday afternoon just be-
fore the time came for him to ad
dress ibe meeting Of the American
Historical and the American Econom
ic associations. lie was taken to bis
room aud bis condition was consider
cd precarions. He Is professor OF po
tHfnaI erinnrn ut Yale.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-28
IS SHOT BY MASKED MEN

Canyon City, Ore, Dec. 2s.-Oryllle
Snyder, who killed Arthur Green
near Junction Bar during Q quarrel
December "a. and who had given
himself up 10 the authorities, was TAX
en- from Deputy Sheriff J. FL Gas.
adv while on his way to the county
jail. by five masked men, who shot
him b death.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-28
. 0 . Q O o osos o o . zee .
Or GIVE HIM BAIL
to Daily Leader.


Washington. d. c.. Dec. 2S.-Act-
ing under the demands of labor un-
ions, the state department has call
ed the American embassy to investi-
gate sharply the matter OF the in
generation of Conductor James A.
Cook, an American. who was arrest
ed and imprisoned for alleged com
plicity in the robbery of freight trains
on a Mexican railroad.
Cook has been imprisoned for soma
time without trial. and his friends in
this country have besieged both the
white house and the state depart
ment with demands thar he be given
immediate. trial or be admitted TO
bail In cases of the kind. the lat
ter alternative Is never resorted 10
under Mexican law. Cook was ar
rested last August and has been In
prison since. all attempts TO obtain
ais release on bail having been re
fused
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-28
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oEATH OF WOODWARD BOY

SPECIAL to Daily Leader.
v Jodward. Okla, Dec. 2s.-George
Casey, who was nearing his seven
teenth birthday. died yesterday Of "
phoid pneumonia. His parents. Mr
and MIS-. Hiram Casey. and all the
family except sister, Mrs Howard
Casey. Of Los Angeles, Cal, We're al
his bedside at the time of his death
lie was a seventh grade pupil in the
nublic school here. The remains We're
taken to Moscow today for burial, af'
ter a short service here in the South
NJ. r church.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-28
INVESTIGATE TELEPHONES E
Hearing Commenced in Mis-
souri, This Morning eo
fnv Asss,oIated Pressl

Jefferson City. NO. Dec 2S.-
Chas. S Gleed OF Topeka, Kas., pres
idens Of the Bell Telephone company
OF Missouri. and Missouri and Kan
sas Telephone company, WAS the
FIRST witness today In The Investiga-
ton OF the various telephone com.
panles before Special Examiner Ed.
win Silver. Cyrus r Walbrldge, Of
ct. Louis, chairman Of the BeIl COM
panies, will Be . witness later in the
investigation Of the case.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-28
CAN'T GET IN OR OUT.

Oklahoma City. Okla, Dec. 2S.-
Because OF smallpox the county jail
has been quarantined by the local
board OF health. William Trail de-
veloped smallpox yesterday, causing
the quarantine order
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-28
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roLsToI IS VERY III


> Yasnaya, Russia. Dec 2S-Di-
; agnosis by his physicians deyeE :
: ops that Count Leo Tolst0i is
, suffering from bronchitis and in
, flammation Of liver His fever
, Is high and grave fears are en-
, tertained
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-28
MAyEs-RANNELLs NuPTIALs

Special to Daily Leader.
Woodward, ODkla., Dec 2S-At the
home of M and Mrs. G. F. Klmmer-
~. occurred the marriage Of Mr..
Charles 5. Mayes and Miss Mamie
Rannells. Rev Peter Parker. pastor
Of the NJ E. church. solemnized the
VOWS In IN elegant and impressive
service Congratulations followed
and then a sumpluous wedding din
ner was given.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-28
GRIFFITH OFFERED
FOR SLAUGHTER
(By Associated Pressj

Butler, Mo. Dec 2S.--Philip s
Griffith Of Greenfield. Dade county,
was nominated by acelamailon here
today by the Republicans Of the Sixth
Missouri district as a candidate 10
succeed the late Judge De Almond
The convention was n session eHl
one hour. December 2 the Demo
crasa named e. G Dickinson as
heir candidate after hundreds Of bal.
lots were taken
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-28
WANT TO KNOW CAUSE

New York, Dec. 2s.-The stock
exchange committee today began an
investigation into causes Of the sen
satlonal movement on Rock Island
common stock yesterday. The com
mittee. which has full power TO act,
viii 90 over the trading sheets hop.
ing 70 discover the cause Of the
trading
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-28
Yves, Gives An opinion

Attorney Genefai CHARLES West 10
an opinion 10 Assistant State supefin-
tendent John w. Wilkinson holds that
in case Sapplpa adopts a commission
form OF government tha- il viii In no
way effect the affairs the city
school districts, aud that ihe
civ goveknment and b ct edHea-
ton are lwo separate sn- distinct
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-28
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WEATHER FORECAST
fAssociated Pressl

New Orleans, Dec. 2S.-Tonight (
and Wednesday generally fair. {
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-28
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ToDAVs MARKETS.

. Chicago. Ills. Dec. aS-Deeem.
: ber wheat closed al Sis: MAY
II Sl.10 81: July at S1-el 10. he.
cemher coen closed at 81 5-Sc;
; May al 81 l-2c: July al 60 3-Se.
, Kansas City Grain.
: Kansas City, No. Dec. 2S.-De-
, cember wheat closed at sl-05 IA;
, May at $l05 80: Jaly at s105i-2.
. December corn closed at 63 Csc,
, May at 65ci July at "a Sac.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-28
Awful Charge Recalled

Awful SfdF1e VeGatlru
The census bureau report recalls an
article which appeared in q New York
magazine, last summer. depicting the
extravaganza and corruption that had
CAUSED the Kew World metropolis
become the most extravagantlys.
city OF The whSle world IL was staA
ed al that time that Jobs" purporting
% have coat many millions In realty
cost comparatively nothing, and thar
SG5,000,o00 expended on alleged i'm.
pfoyements of the famous water sys.
TEN had been received by political
hucksters, that contractors receiving
as much os q million dollars per an.
pum from the city had in reality done
worse han no service for this large
gum.
Most Expensive Luxury
The Mcclellan administration,
which dies with the present year. has
fiOated bonds Of the City OF Greater
New York TO the legal limit and II
was only by getting decision from
The highest court, Hast spring. that
the last y0.000,000 could be dispos.
cd OF
There Is a deficit each year and the
civic Improvements planned VIII cost
upwards OF an hundred million dol.
lars The new administration. which
is o mixture OF Tammany. Fusion and
Republican, Will ascertain It's first
great question to eopn with. Win be
the old one Of "who will furnish the
money for the job
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-28
! kansas cltY livestoek

/, Kansas City, Mo. Dec. 2s.-Cat.
; tie receipts We're 10000. steady.
Hogs-Receipts. 10000. five TO
} ten higher.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-30
TOWN WAS WITHOUT
FIRE PROTECTION
Heroic Work Of Bucket Brigade
Saved Thousands Of Dollars
Worth Of PTODeTlV

encc,f 10 Dally Lea6es
Nu@ala. Ckla, Jan so y Pre-
started ~ frame bnillins an dain
sssee this morning III 2;SA IN this
allg, destroyed three frame buildings
sild throe s,or brick building oc.
cnplea by tne district ami coray
euurt allleIals the First Natlonal bask
an3 sho aloaoef drag store. besides
tle court soNse buildings IS harness
shop bakery barber shop .aud tailor
shon were also Destroyed The iis'
irlet count recorda together Wiih ihe
rrRiiee of deeds record we're ic
siroyed. lcre being nothing saved IN
any ST ihe buildings except that
which MAS ~ the vaah Plate glass
n iha buillins across the street from
ite ore were bgoken and the build
lug narrowly escaped destruction
THE fire originated 10 a bakery
shop twe trors north of The coafi
house and people in the bulAng bare.
M oso pel from tie FALLING slluhers
hef0fe They feslize thar ths luildIng
vas ahlaza The ran Is Without ire
prnsaesifa bat tie heroic work of a
buehei hrende saYed thousands W
lellara worm III pgupeHy fhe loss
cm1ai be pelhmaied AT this slime.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-30
E.ASTERNERS
IMPRESSED
BY GUTHRIE

Manager lahn W. shauell Of ,he
Guthrie and Oklahoma gIty sleeef
railway companies. toeether With
some Of the heasy stockholders e. 0he
company frou tho aaat visited ihe
oapilal city the iirsi of The week and
finding that The receipts 81 ihe ear
line are now beeiunlug 10 pick up toas
ierlalH ana ID Wow Of the eyleHsr%e
improvements 10 De made here soon
by ihe Santa He rair0nd making Qulh
tie Che gateway 70 che West tor all iha
WIG freight traffic from .he South and
a0alHNesi "a the Pacific aiupc with
lhe remarkable building activity ii
tie residence dlslrlcia. The ten miles
Of street paving under course Of cons
slruetiou. together With lhe fact that
the merchants are oni3ylug the bea
trade IN years, they have decided That
the inierusban line from Oklahoma
cisY would be hnilt al once. and pos
sihif extend lhe lfackage Elihin t8e
city limits This announcement Was
nade here Yesterday eemioiflclslly bg
one 1f Gu'hrieH largest property own
ers who IS informed on the question
An the blk improvements being made,
especially ghe ten miles Of street paw
lue anl the SANTA M ehangea lookea
mighty FooA % lhp Eastern eamtallsta
staied lais property owner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-30
FAVOR NEGR0'S RE APPOINTMENT

man Is nefsdar Epeclaliy 4 ha
aager % avoid u "a sQrg forefront
Of hla administration the Alternative
ef hasHs 70 roappoial s nesfa e thla
lmporiah1 place 0t &. NlthiHfNlh9 his
nomination. Taat wuAid elHhafEnsH
hls Southern po'ies iirrce TIN re-
quest fhe motive iu ae aonpllanee
IS alfcady hovn
However. t r. aul certain that
lnlge Taft sasees A escaplnx
thls emhafgRsre0i fhe Senale has
not acie aus sHaiar rlIaan. eao
looks on .lad.o Isst's Southern pol
ley with hatYme dlsIagof. seea q
chance 10 Ael "a obstacle and he Win
Try 10 prevent ne confirmation u the
appointment Of Ium al ioaki until
March i te should succeed. Judge
Taft VIII BE- compelled AZ lhe very
heglniue Of his aaminalrailon i0
make some disclosure ot bis ailllude
loward ne Qllo 6ekIhg negro d the
SOUTH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-30
WILL COUNT
THE JAPANESE

Sacramento, Cal, Jan s0--h ca
cobanoe with the suggestion OF preai.
dent Roosevelt and Governor Gillett
speaker stanton introduced bin IN
the assembly appUprlatlne $4,000 10
gather data regarding the number and
occupation OF Japanese la California.
z similar measure viii be presented in
tlle senate. aud u Is believed the govt
efnor VIII sign NJ
hasemblymun Drew, author OF TIE
BIN prohibiting el.eua lrom owning
land IN the ssate, received the fellow
ing telegram from PRESIDENT aoose.
Welt tpday
MY letter % governor about pro
ppset legislation ls on the way. Eave
sent you copy. Earnestly hope you
win wait unlil Il comes, think you
VIII agree entirely with what fhe
letter contains"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-30

ecutlon m judgments,
10 seS by Knox, repeating sta.
tute. AiE
NJ. s06, By Thicker locating 4
nortaeastern preparatory school, MAX
INK appropriation for same, etc
No s07. by Bonar regarding special
duties OF aasessofS
10 sOs, by Butts amending sta
tutes.
No 500, by Butts, relaliae 20 ex
cmptions
No. $40. ~ Worlman. Butts anil
Savage. .u7 gnisorm system % 'ssu-
lng teachers certificates
no. sil. By lsughcs, appropriation
for Whitaker Crphan's home
No ai2, by 3nrneite, ciaendlng
slabiies
lip, sis, by naglngton, ratIsynF
tieary h0ld election.
I. Na 3la. IS 3lgyk, fer sale, taxa
lien ana rental Of state public lands
80 si5, bg 4elm prohibiting sale
D. liquors
Ne sac BY gogay. Oregon synlam
81 pledgine Legislators 90 v0te for pap,
ilar csolce for . s. senalfs
No. 3l7. hy nelm. establishing stete
normal al 3ristow, and makng eppros
prihtl0n theregcs
Mo- 8lS. IS Noslc. ameEliag sta
iutes so as to alow physlclens to
lspease drugs where there Is no
registered pharmacist
no $40, BY 2ulllvan, as % lnser
lnce solicitors.
No, $40, bs Sullivan, amending SID
lutes ns 10 FENCES
Nc 32i. by Smith. Of Custer. re-.
peallng certain statutes AID permit
tlng 0ities % Inspect anlmals for
alaughte;
No 39s. hy sana mud 3rrnoite ap
Drnpriatlon for county expenses in
election oi aabt va 1907
no. 382. hy savage. ol jefferson
menling statutes as 20 aduliery
Nu 32f. hg sann aa3 @cnnNie. re-
pealing sininles 81 % certain aal.
dayiiA.
NO a2E, BY Janp as 10 packlas
goods % be sold BY weight
NO. a2G by McElhany as % rail
ro9ils killing stock. etc
NO, 327. by Ross, qualification Of
lurorag. e;c-
No. s2S. by NcElhaney making
county court town of cr0wdcr. Pitts.
burg county
80 32g. by Acton Md f.amlp, re
pealmg certain statutes aud proyldlnT
for home loe calnred orphans %
BE- located IN Logan county maklAg
an appropriation etc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-30

special % DAILY Lealfr
ahns,0al Jan S1 The Senate
committee u hHance y0ted iu report
lavofaMf tHe nomination uE d. crom
lhe uerrn. IA be collector of customs
If ehaiiosl0n and laefehY p eAenf
RlIlie ihe Hell.sn0Nn lael ihai lhe
hope of reward Is more moyinE
fofae than lhe recollection % fayors
ii has aeep she policy 0f lbe Senate
hold Hp aa MANY of the Presidents
appointments as possible The case
II Cum was IN easy one u hapg up.
Ila was fcarp0lnlfd shortly afteg Con.
efass convened and all Ste pefsonal
aHpaaM by Tie pteahirnt tlld no, avsil
q naf acsleu Tho other day Judge
Tall senl 3 note i0 Washington *
nlssslne lhc hye taat lhe nonlnalloH
of crum NA .s4e contlfmei aud -
most Instantly the loelea wheels be.
gan q move
Judge Taft deer nol wsnt to Inherit
aHg more uE The Roosevelt troubles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-30
FOUL T KIE
REF PORT
DE ME

snacial 10 D4ilg Lender
Washington. Jan. s0ii was re-
ported today saat at least two mem
hafs u the oklahoma delegation hal
ashe lhc department af Che Interior
or copies q the WILLIAM Dudley
Foulke rapport 90 the Maskoeee town
lat fiauas. Taey were denied hit
Foaka Il will BE- eealled, made this
report ataat two gears ago at the
feeeesi az the President u was q
Hagsan fepatl and has mo- been
printed 49, f4 ia known L ls pfabs
ahlg iu lha pfiviiie afehlYea nl tle
President a iir lnierlas depart
mpat cnll haee seilsed Tor lhlH T
'as ue other regaou tniouhedly tae
faulke reAafi contains 4 gttai dea
81 information which Niil9he pgaf aR
esidence III anf prosecutions lei afH
uadeftakea II MuskoeeA ~ ssai
would ht q sHilclent reason " e
lasIhe 10 male d public 81 lhls lil4lf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-30

NEGROES BOLD

Chris Madison chief deputy United
Staigs mawhal yesterday afternoon
nahbed M tho Federal building Read
Allen and WIN Maploa. two GHhMe
negroes % police court rpeord "a the
aci Of dlsp0sinE Of whlskey 20 SOME
olne Indians who had Seen auo
noenued aa Witnesses for she Govern
menl ln some whisky violation eases
Four Iul Quarls wore loind NJ "a suit
case carriod hy the two negroes rhey
We're arraigned before United states
Commissioner 9 M gibhelis hls
morning and bound over % asal the
action OF ihe lresunl grtnd Jury
Naples was recently arrested OF Il
charge of hurgarlzing Anuse near
Crescent. hut was released on prelim
Inary examination
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-30
sunny jim" SHAKES
HANDS AND SPREADS SALvE
Chest Expansion Oi BIghsaTi
and Bacon RInd Crowds Room
After Compliments

Special 20 Dally 1aader
Washington p g. lan BE- The
osagc tribal copneil called on Repre-
senistlye James s. Sherman. vc,
president elect, today The members
II the councll, who number about /
io2ea af fhe FINEST specimens o. phy
sicel rlAah0oC ibat have been seer
srouped toge'hqr III washington ioi
many taya, cama le Washington 20 Oh
er + proles. esainst thirsyaoyor
mems aemes being added To m,
0snge rollH and sharing ~ NE dislfl
button OF the iribsl funds end lands.
huYlHg madt known their senil
hens % the Senate COMMITTEES an in
ilau affairs. they impaired Is Repre-
sentative Mcclure their dosire 10 seq
add talk Mlh Mr. Sherman, Wh0m
.hey reealh as one Of the great w8ae
GthelH we want III ape the mar
who Mas ln0ked after aur business iui
b many years ant tell him how solfs
we ire that he ia going away, vas iht
Ray 4 aas pal ur 10 Mr. sie6ullV
Mn Mcclure accordingly eseoriee
them 10 lhe rooms OF the li0uae com
nltiee on indian affairs. Of which MI
Shcrman has bern chairman Tor man.
Years The tull bloads IN the deleFa
lion wore brlllanthued, beautlf
blanketa, and tue group. nv they ag
ranged themselves b Air Sherman
private cfllCc presented q picturesque
slight ar Mctiulre introduced them
slngly to Mr shermg&
Chief Peter BieHeert received
hearty greeting frOm Sunny 5lm. and
fhon Bacon Rlnd was introduced
he matchIeas orator oi iho tribe Mr
sherman remarked that from 9acol
Rnde personal appearance and M
bright ete ana apparent Intelligence.
lo was not surprised hc had been se
lecled as Che orator When tais wa
Interpreted 10 Bacon Alnd there wa
noticeable sllifenlne % the Bacon
gRlnd spinal column and q sualef eE
'pGnsloh 0f chest which caused lhC
otBers Is take notice and brace up
Che expeciapoy Ras 10 apparent o.
lhe usually st0lid features of the 9th
sr Indians Chat Mf sherman oug
The cue and proceeded 10 han6 Oh
compliments, sc hY the time b. hal
dEished there was hardly ROOFS I'll the
1lflee for ,he delegation. 30 great had
seen the expansion 0i Ghosts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-30

2neciel lo DIZZY Eeadeg
Aaver. Colo, Ial a0--The estate
0i Nfa. ida "A saAl who was ionnd
deaa n her roum AZ i8N Champa
street ten days ako, and af liget be-
lleyesl - hafa bren murdered has
shnsuk from $4,000 "a Se0n When li
nseame deflnl els established thar
death vas due % aleoholisms and not
murder. report was cireulaied thar
she had lefi an estate 81 si2e0n Np
oa This report ATTORNEY General Bar.
mott flied letters IN the e0Hhty couft
and + q Brock Was appointed admin.
lsbagnf 70 collect glyigg bond Of
sls .0ll0 AZ lhe time d fillne lhn ~.
pess the attorney general WIS Hndef
ihA Impression that tleEe were au
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