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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-28

a, 4. ].
A s'It's easier ter
~ siss up . man from
MS wife's Clothes
lkth than from his own
clothes"

Amateur Golfer: That caddy of
mine was % impudent that tslt
like hitting hi mover the head.
Sympathetic Friend: Why
didn't you?
Amateur: Well, ! wasn't sure
which club to use.
Diner: You get a great
many tips. don't you?
Waiter: Yes, most everybody
gives me something.
Diner: Then perhaps YOU could
lend me a dollar.
A wise old own was on the stand:
He stood the Quizz in manner
bland,
He remembered naught of what
occurred.
Why can't you be like that wise
old birdf
A wiseold own then reminisced;
And not an incident he missed,
For now his memory wasn't
a hauwed.
Why can't you be like that wise
old bird.
Stage Manager: Now Jenkins,
we're counting on that body OF
yours to cry and yell In the third
act, you know. VIII he do Ii all
light? ~
Actor Father: Sure, the kids
been rehearsing his lines might
and day for weeks.
Patten has accomplished his
fell work. Pies have advanced in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-28
~ HINTSho
lxNA1C1HfRS

Probably naughty" and bad
do not convey their true meaning
Ito 2 and 3-year-olds. They
|simply stand for your disapproval.
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DuiIY>Sbor1 Story

Never in her puff-and-pcwder
ottnr-of-roses existence mad she
neen q baseball contest. She had
IN idea that they played the game
Al the toez Of painted Indians and
that usually It ended in fight, Il
not In revolution. Therefore
uhe amused herself with bridge
and pink teas and coduetry. al
j. lowing her ardent admirer, Mr..
e'P4t8ys O'D0nneN, to twdrl mag
1cally-curved, swbhing balls al
the rate OF $4,000 = year, with
no one 70 look ON save bankers,
naubmen, street sweepers and the
fWentythousand or SO other gods
and goddesses OF the grand stand
and bleachers.
It was not that she didn't Hike
Nj. O'Donnell- But his occupation
we'll, she hardly regarded 1t a
The thing 10 slide on your face
and walIow h the dust with mes
whose ony ability was to slap an;
xrah At = dirty ball. So that she
wouldn't say Eyes 70 Patsy
OtDonnell. though the big pitcher
p1eaded.
It happened. however, that the
penmant race that season was the
cloecst on record Thus It was that
"a the day or The final game she
! reluctantly releuted and. In COM
pany With ]. PercivaI Drane, clip
4ed out dn her motor car to Sher-
fdan park.
When ahe took her seat behind
the wire netting, she was surpris-
"a to note the evident respectable
nv or the crowd The crowd Yell
"a Ihere's O'Donnell!s They'll
ney9r touch O.Donne1l!- and she
~ = iittle thrill Of possessive
Ths biae-and-gray sCrescents''
<ook the lleld and their fond hops
~. Patsy O'D0nneN, wound
Z ~ unw0und his ten thousand
1q1lar- arm ana whixzed the
1Dhere ~ the tense batszran.
For tire innings the game weni
<1his 0'Doun6l1 Of tie s'Cfescenta'
5 Wrns n Winning form: his side had
) scored Two runs: It looked bad fol
~ "Cyo1ones. And then some.
<1c'ug happened. "Pafayn O'Don
1@ln coming fror - hex cooked
~ tand and Saw Mis
)9fIe Ramsey hzl<s<:-x sreedfI5
1oh the words of J. PercivA'
1l0Gs ahe was in reality askins
51niao<ic questions about th<
4 meH |&Veuuoufn Of the nov Rforion<
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Patten has accomplished his
fell work. Pies have advanced in
Chicago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-05-28

04, 1&Ar met rerc1ke1 Doris
&11g9y Then she wrote rapidly:
D11f Patsy: Brace ulp and
8 - II 4 fRu ufwI believe
<1lf.o Whnf fhey call IT, After
S No - Wun the game. came
>Ioun1 onkd we'1l reconsidex
111f lf1<1o matrtmoxdal deal
q ~ rs rncG< <x<luofdinary
IN ne eceex&h, ei9hh and
1uof 1ine men struck 81
fI1eec q HE elnsiye curves
0'DonnslI. fen thou
c@lot Deeu<r and accepted
Benaell - o'ponnelI - =.
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= 1910 zss ~ l ss.s 1--WE. 'Urs1 r ~.
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(Continued)
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II hear that to- retire and live at in
ltry2" s4ssl
"Quite the contrary; I'm going chicken farm"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06
Think II Wrath o. God

Think 1t Wrath Of God
Rome. italy. an. G--News from Reg.
glo ani Messina, now reaching Rome
directly conveys more exact idoa
Of the extent 81 the havoc wrought bs
the earthquake Forty men-of.was,
ocean liners and merchant vessels
are stIll proving insufficient for the
work of Transporting the sufferers to
various hospitals OF Italy. while the
continual ilaw Of provisions arriving
from all points OF the compass IL IN
adequate to feed the people. nesNes
the crews of twent italian md Tor
elgn battle ships. there are more than
10000 soldiers scattered ogee the De.
gasiated area. but evnn ials large
number 80 insufficient for the task II
aend Of saving those buried Give and
Of removing lhe dead
There are 2na0 doctors on The
efoun but they are not enough e.
attend the injured Il is aafhorlta
lively reported that The number Of
surgical operations required alnne es.
eeds 1000 600 consisting mainly Of
amputallons Of the limbs OF SURVIVOR
Hold Il sian Of Gods Wrath,
Crlatfains afe convinced that ne
lisaster Is punishment from God
and 4 sign OF Co.'s wrath and since
slight shecks continue many lear that
Sicily Is doomed TO disappear entirely
According to popular superstition, the
earihquake was predicted three days
aheai hy 4 sadiooklng woman. who
enpeared AZ railway station IN Rome
md asked Tor ticket 10 Messna
On being refused because she had ne
money the woman went bitterly De-
Glazing that SIZE must 60 10 Messlna
lncp II was necessary az once tc
save certain letter of congratula-
lion written IS Virgin Mary TO the
Apostle Paul
This woman ls nold 10 have been
seen b. several persons The letter
lid not exist but IL has now sllsan-
reared. thouret the srchbishop az Mes
sina muie careful personal search
nn1cr the sulT7l chlreh IN which the
document waa FeDt lfa discovered
tHE itlfHHkAf1 Htt HH ffifNt sfttt'H -
is not llfely that the letter WIS siol
IN. IT'S disappearance IL reearaeA aa
supernatural and IS interpreted as
meaning that L WAS removed by AZ
vine me1na from the doomed cilv
Tire arcsshlaaqp tried to keen the
loss secret since the letter was
lookal uuon as the most sacred relic
ID the world
THO weeplue woman Is now declar
e4 BY the humbler people to have
heen the madonna trying TO warn the
world OF an Imminent danger. The
pope has been informed Of the entire
Incident Prayers ase offered IN ev.
cry church ii Rome in the hone Of
avertlne lhe destruction IT Al the IN
hsbitants ol Mfsslna and of prevent
Ina disease from following the narth.
auake and thHs wiplng out the sur.
fIv0rs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06


on The twelve railroads operating
ii the state The reports for The hHcal
yea onalng June 30. 1905. show that
each Of Gle roais made money, eS.
rept the KANSAS Clty Mexle0 and
Orient Nhlch operates but little
over 1GH mllM 81 tfaekage II the
state Even The Wichita Falls aud
Northwestern read. recent 0klahe-
ma enterprise. reports having made
s477aS per mile last year, RET and
t WAS the nrss Yo6r of operation
A nei operating revenue per mile
reported b. the soads Is as sollowF.
AichIann Topeka 4 Santa Fe. sa..
kEH.1S; q. G 4 s. r. fhfanch 81 san
ta Fel si070en Rock Island. 81
0ef31 Fort Smith sia5lO. KANSAS
cIty Southern. sS.Gsspf. MlVllsnd Val
Iay SbT6n5 Katy. s2.g30ea Iron
HunniaIn and Southern s2.6l732 and
Frisco = 2goaQ Tho Orient reports
delclE of ss7g 4 nile
ffelahf Traffic Tonnaus
The Santa f. road excluding lhe
Z e 4 8. +. branch during The 0scaI
scar closing June 81. 1908 handled :
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06
.MOYER CASE
THIS WEEK

Washington, Jan. G--An echo Of the
troubles OF the Western Federation
DC Miners. in which Haywood, or.
chard aud others were conspicuous
figures, Will be aeard IN the Supreme
court this week when the case Of
Charles NJ. Meyer against 5ames Ill
Peabody. Sherman NJ Bell ana Bulk.
les Wells Is submitted Mover was
president Of the Western Federation
Of Miners.
The case comes TO the supreme
court On 4 writ Of error from the
UaHea States circuit court In Colo
ratio. II arises from the arrest and
detention Of Mover Al Telluride in the
falning troubles Of 1904. He was
held IN iall seyentyelght day by Or
de- Of dsv pedhciy on the plea OF
military necessity Sherman Bell was
afiutant General Of the state. and
Bulkley Wells was the captain Of s
company Of Colorado militia that exc.
cuted the arller Of arrest coming from
ihe governor ana the adlutart sen5
erEl
MoYer contends the arrest was un.
warranted and unconstitutional and
IA seefue to recover damages IN con.
sequence of it Tse sisie courts and
The lnwer federfi courts failed 10 up,
hold his contention
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06
FATHER OF BRIDE
CALLS THE AFFAIR OFF
Guests We're Assembled and
Minister Ready When De
CIsIOn Was Reached

Fairfield llla Jan y with the we'll
ding guests an assembled ana lhe mln
islor ready d perform me ceremony
ihe wcaJius of iamcs NJ Williams 81
Gavin. Waltc county near Carmi and
Miss Amy TURNER Was oallea Of at the
laat moment Yesterday afternoon. The
dinncv WAS served but Il was not
wedding least
AS Williams was On SIS road 70 ms
eity {, secure ne marriage license, be
was mel by lOfmer tIanroe. who leA
been illled Tor Miss Turner, who told
him that she would institute nrpGseds
ings against him. presumably for
bfoach 81 promise, lf ka didn't call the
other wedding OFT Williams ealne %
Fairfield. however, aud got the lleenae.
He then went e. Che home Of The brides
father Raw James Y fnrnol enc mlla
south Of this city aud took hIa bride
io.bo Into bis confidence. The sllun.
sl0n waH explained u her AZ the guests
were beginning 70 arrive Thas called
Into their council lhu father and
mother 0f tso rifl and ailef tw hours
ul disraalbI ailrnH hlch the punla
were filled Riih tyIlHa sHesis il was
decided aai fle WiaHH Qfg
The iN Nnt s. aMrnls
ai Mcleant. aa been inform
81 ul thn prfllcameat 81 The young
eouple an9 was nonplussed at lle Dc.
lay As dinner was announced, Rev.
Mr Cummlna said
u Thought lhare was % he q wed
ding before dinner
II was then announced 10 The guests
that there would be no wedding
The BRIDES ganlly aFe shocked II
the turn o. affairs MI Turner II
prominent baptist minister and Is
known all over Southern llluo IIe
wac once circuit cefa and county r.
eorler of this. Wayne county
Williams returned his license p the
county clerk. CJohusnn, and aald be
enessed he would not need 4 any more.
Wililama ls years old and Miss rnf
nor Is 20.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06
FATE PURSUES
This FAMILY

pittsbu-g. Kan Jan G-Wlth his
finger over his heart and the remark
"tae pain right there" Ephram An
gell, a well.to.do coal minor N Dr.
Mosses Office, N explanation Of a
aughters illness. for whom he haa
called to see The doctor, de' iell life.
leHs to the floor and died.
A strange fatality seems 60 pursue
the Angel family. and he Is The sew
enth member Of his family and Imme.
dlate relatives 10 meet wish a tragic
death IN three years One son lost
bits life IN runaway another tell
from a horse and died from ais IN.
lurics. another son. a brother and his
son We're killed m mine accidents
whlle brother died from heart dts.
ease as suddenly as Mr Angel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06
GIRL SEES
HER LOVERS
FIGHT DUEL

Chicago. I'LL Jan. eTwo men ln
South Chicago fought duel with
tuigcs over a young woman who vas q
Witness Of tho encounter today One
il The duellsts was taken c his home
efIonsly injured I'VE other manl
bleeding from several wounds was
aoked up at The South Chicago police
station,
The woman for whose affections ibe
nun fought was taken int custody AZ
wiiucas oI me aifray
w. J IIanley Is me man who recciy
ID the worst lniurIes tIe waa cul
about ihe arms md chest s
Henry Dawson. who sustained lhe
laast Injuries ii the affray and the
woman WHO gave her name a. May
Bnrns. u years old are being held
pending the outcome Of his lnlufles
Mlas Burns denied thai she melted
Iha men to fight but admitted thai
both we're 10 1--we with her.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06

The senate session This afternoon
was largely given TO reports Of ccm.
mittees. President Bellamy was IN
the chair at the regualr hour
Senator Eggerman was chosen chair.
man 80 she purchasing committee
Hatcheit. Memnilnger, Mitchell and
Updegrait are the other members
Resolution No. provides power for
the secretary a. state 10 furnish each
member Of the senate copy OF Bunn's
Annotated Statutes Of Oklahoma
The sergeant-at-arms was instructed
to secure each member a copy Of the
session laws from the secretary OF
state.
Chairman Moore Of the ecmnnssf4 on
legislative affairs reported On Ntters
pertaining 10 The senate.
Senator Graham announced \ D., ld
personally employed clerk 10 aid IN
syssematizing the work Of the body
The senate on N lion agreed on The
aour 10 meet with a house committee
no canvass election returns
The governors message will be read
late this afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06
ON I'M
CR0SS-EXAN.

Flushing KY Jan. 6~Thornton
Hams became slightly ~ just before
court opened here but recovered
quickly. His cttss examination was
resumed Halns denied that al din.
ner with Captain Halns and wife,
over q year ago, he bad complained
bitterly OF Annls because his manu.
scripts hal been refused. Witness
said ne had learned from servants
that Annls often visited the home Of
Captain Halns,
DO you even remember saying to
Mrs Halns about Annis, 4 don't want
70 meet that man: | viii nave to
shoot aim II I meet HIM for you know
! hove threatened 70 shoot him on
sighi7
''No | did not,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06
PREDICTS
OKLAHOMA
HORROR


An earthquake. perahps greater ~
area and more destructive In It's el.
feels than that which reaeniy visited
lialg Is predlcted for y rtions Of okla
h1ma, Arkansas and Texas BY Prof
Charles \. Gould. a member Of the
faculty of the state university and III
rector Of the state geological survey
The towns Of Tishomlngo. AlOka. Dent
IS Il, Waco. Texarkana, Little Rock ant
Hot spfIngN he says. VIII be n The
Immediate path Of tae earthquake
Oklahoma has The horror IN store
for It Professor Gould says eWhor
Il VIII come nobody knows. II may be
tomorrow it may not be for a Thousand
years. but It viii come
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06
M|NGLE' s
dual. LIFE
DENIED
snnclal IA nallg LnalIar

Special 20 Daily Leader
Wichita. Kan, Jan -~sirs For
est Mingle Of shis city bellegca thai
she has secured evidence 70 prove
chat her husband. Forest Mlugle, did
not leaa dual life. and taat be Is
not Harry Packer. the man who kill
a4 Mrs. Pearl Pearson IN Oklahoma
City, septemaer G. last year Miugle
ls new IN Oklahoma city. and he Is
10 Be tried this month for the niuf.
seg oE Mrs pearfun
Mrs. Ollie LIuIneef Of this city.
formerly se-vauf IN The home o. ].
Mann oi lela. father 81 ihe murdered
woman. feelafes THAT Mlng'p r. not
Harry Parker. whnm sae knew Aell
IN lola. She has never seen Mlngle,
hut she declares hlE pictures snow
that he Is nos Parker although there
striking fesemhlance Further she
has received leti8 from MFs Bert
Parker sister lnlaw Of Harry Parker
Nfe savs tal Parker Is II liberty
This lstlAf hfs hean sent - me IT
toTe<a III Nlnale
Mt llpinser also iufaTmef aIfs
Nlt1le Nal she saw Harry pnfkef
with MlaH Daisy Mann n lola ut the
fine Nr. and Mrs MIngle wore %
their honeymoon trip In CaIIforuie
M HAIRS rafEef lived II Afkau
sns city anI came % Wichita when
MIhaIa Waa held u iaiI Ihesc She
falIai u ldanilly him sa haf husband
TNesn wh0 Hsi identity MlnNle II
Parker wefo ihe nnahand q Do muf
anfes soman hna ! p Mann Of lola
hef father
MIz ilnIraef VIII 70 r. Oklahoma
tifx = testify IA HiheIe behalf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06
WHAT THE PUBLISHERS WANT

= ? Duny, president "a lhe pcmo
ofatlc state pffss aasqelaiiun ~ an
interviews outlining The desires of llle
0swslianaf profession III lle naltef nf
leRlalatian. sasa
"NeffiY every other craft secured
faynrats legislation II The Hast laa
lalatufe WHY not The profession Tint
moulds public opinion and has 4 Iafe.
er Following taan any uthef7
we want the obnoxious features
Of the election laws eliminated
I'VE want Il law requiring that The
election ballot be printed IN ii least
two papers In every county
I'VE want the ballots Of every conh
~ printed n each respective county
not hy one individual nrm and then
sent out % lhe Different counties
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06
MAY NOT RENEW CONTRACT


does make the recannt ndailon ho u
inclined 10 approve t. He has taken
the matter up with Mr.. slubba. wno
becomes governor next week, bur she
latter has no suggestions 10 mako. Ee
says he IS not familiar with The con
lfaet which soon expires
IN discussing the mattes n. D. 60.
burn pne uf the members Of the com.
mgtiee. said;
Understand that The lden lu ex
elnae tne Oklahoma prisoners FROM
lha Kau6as pen|Ieniiefy Is my indy.
idHal opinion. and DO not pretend tp
sIleak Eof the rAzl 0f the comnlttee
Kansas IS not running a biz boarding
house The plan is WRONG aud It
should noE be resumed
n vas ihe fzet that he Oklahoma
prisoners we're being cared for bx
Kansas that has hruughs about lhls
present tFoUhIe Tae bUlsluntion
q last week when the men enHIe %
from the u|nef Hah sho Nofk q OK.
lahUua prisoners II the mixing ol
zs42 .s=sz
=
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06

the house Speaker Wilson named
McCalla, Of Love county; Jones, Of Oh
lahoma. and Bryan. Of 'pott," as the
house members.
The Two committees fixed two
o'clock ~ the time for the joint meet.
lng 81 The t%o houses. IN the presence
Of wnish the election returns are to be
published.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06
DISASTER HELD AS
SIGN OF COOS WRATH
.SuVeFstIlIOus CsIshTIans Con.
VInced That Earthquake Was
Sent as Punishment

MossiIia. Jan 6.-Dogs now constl-
cute one OF rac dangers Of the earth.
quake refugees rheeo animals
starving and often raold from lack
Of water gnaw eorpses Ike ryeuas
and frequently attack refugees them.
selves. Many people are shooting
all yagr6nt dogs al sight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06
NAY CANVAS ELECTION
RETURNS THIS AFTERNOON
Committee Appointment Problem
Now Looms | LaTgH on
Legislative Horizon

IN what proved TO be session on
routine work and duties preliminary TO
the coming important business. The
house held short session this morn.
ing.
The following employees were 40.
pointed, all appointments being unans
monsly confirmed;
Chief Stenographer. Geo Matlock;
assistants, Mabel Fasklns, jeanette
Collar. jeanette Ratllfie, G. Winters,
Margaret Blois, Mr. Nixon, Frances
Follin and Van Ruskirk
Ross M I.lllard, of OllaAcmn City.
formerly Of the secretary Of statc's 81.
lice, was appointed law and record
c,crk
Mrs. Fred Branson. OF Muskoeae
was appointed assistant official report
Ell.
TO canvass Election Returns.
II Is probable that The work of The
afternoon will consist Of canvassing the
state electisn returas as under the
present election e.e shiA lakes pre-.
cedence over all other duties OF I'M
pDrtanee committee from each
house VIII lIkely ieke charge 0f the
big task after which arrangements
viii Be made 70 receive the goyerno.
and hear the readlng 3i aia message
Committees a Big Task.
A grave problem that Just new looms
large on the legislative horizon Is the
appointment OF committees This
morning Speaker Wilson requested
mat all members submit 70 him in
writing the names ol The committees
On which they dosire to serve aud en-
which they believe Trey can be nj SC
useful last year there were ABOUT
fIfty committees and the number wlE
remain the same this session. unless
changed by the committee on rules.
This morning there seemed 70 be a
sentiment to deefegsa rather than In.
crease the number Of committees
Speaker wilson stated that II would
be several days vel before the an.
nouncement OF these app intinents
would be made. as he desired to an.
point only those Of special fitness Tor
the work OF the committees on which
they are To serve.
This morning an order was made BY
the speaker under which members VIII
at once begin 10 receive their mail
at the hall
Another feature Of the session was
the signing by the members Of the Of
flclal cath.
The house. will resume It's session al
l,30 and the senate Will a.so meet.
There was no session OF the upper
htnse lhls morning
House, This Afternoon
Sesiesnie First Resolution.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. +,
by Davis. reached the house promptly
after tho opening OF the afternoon aes.
sion. II was a brief document setting
forth clearly the duly Of the legislature
as to canyaaslng the retu7ns Of the re-
cent election stated that the senate
haa appointed committee 70 look af.
ter tie canYasslnR and asked the ap-
polhtmenl Of similar committeesffon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06
fBy Associated preea.l

Kausas Clty. Mo-, au. i~-T9day wa
ihe oolaesl 81 winter IA this part 81
the Southwest. the lowest tempera-
iure recorded this morning being
eight below at Kansas city 81 iusenl
eoneka and Dodge city KANSAS At
CkIahama City u was ais above
0nltaa thirteen. Lincoln nine below.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06
REPORT EARNINGS

talal feahf fnniaee of lal95T, ,2aa
tons ~ wMell 3Hto per cent Was It.
mlnefnl products and 22as asflcul.
iilfal products. while tho Rock Island
,efsieh has practically more uileA q
tfacfaze than Tie saHlA Fe handled
bur iskfe.Se0 tons The = Smith
4 Weaifa III Oklahoma had i freight
tunWtae oi a2esss tnns 6iii5 Fel cent
of lla tonnage comes from The coal
iniues npaf MocurlaIn and agrlculs
lnrdl products contributed lI0g per
cent
E The total tonnage oi the Kansas
Clly, Mexico and Orient wis 1852
tons. e per renl " lhe tonnase being
astleaItnral products
The tunnaHa oi The Kanaas CITY
slnulhxfn YVES 1agS.if5 toiiE. II whiele
1902 pet cent IS derived from lumber
traffic.
The Miaiand VaNlas road souhasa
81 e|en B Eaz stu IONS The phaI
fraiFf afaaasl les Il 1915 Ter cent
ol sbH Nalle G the AlaHHI4al|fzea
ffshufIan#3 m Para -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-06
coNvlcTEp or MURDER,


Brdaesnn. N JA Jan 6 Walter
zelpr, the ninegeen-yeAr.old Vinelane
youth shareed pllh Two companion
3lth the murder ol KealeFs grand
layer. William Read wah convicted q
murder IN The ilfal degree today