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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-12

Holmes Mrs Bennett. 70. j. Smith ana
g. Bruce Smith, an Of oklahoma city
aa soloieis
Presiding Elder pialz oi the Klnsal
nd Oklahoma district Of the German
Evangelical church and Rev. Hahor 81
The looll church OF that denomination
We're Ntiday chapel VISITORS
a-~a
Prof .3ndfum has heen invited tt
teach reading In summer normal III
sali Laee org next summer
q girls baseball nine Inns issued a
challenge which has been accepted by
4 pickei team ni bows. The ehal
leneea lean Is TO throw and bnt left
handed and submit te certain other ~
alrlellona The date OF The game has
rot been annenncea
Mrs Haddox has returned 10 her
post nfuar several weeks Of severe li
ness.
PROT Scott visited Dallas after hla
trip 20 Guthrie
a. The Monday morning chapel exer.
eises PROT Bremen discussed the theme
Qs the eaaluis eNhn Rose Maiden
PROT. iAudru's subject At Tuesday
morning was Imagination IN ansl.
ness
HarVeY allen visited Anadarkc Sat.
uraay oa business connected with o
posliion uhich has been offered him m
the higa school Of that town.
President Sharp visited Guthrie the
first OF Ile week.
Professor Glover spen, the first part
OF the week IN Muskogee and enid.
Mr. Kitchens reading al chapel
raesday norning was much appreeiat
Cd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-12

Prof Eohanuon Is In quarantine, as
lls young son has mild attack OF
carlei fever Messsa. Faust and war.
feniln are teaching his classes dur
ng his absence
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-12

Mg and Mrs Ferguson have moved
into their new home IN the Hahn addi
tom
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-12

AZ the Wednesday morning chapel
iervice ifof a. NJ schultz lafored the.
lltendance with q detailed account Of.
Itic hvrWfl pusVuail Bunes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-12

The series Of tennis singles resulted
. victory for The freshmen. Ar
fangemenls for the doubles are TO he
made later.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-12

Russell Ferguson has finished his
year or Teaching and entered the nor
nal Tor sming and summer work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-12

Miss nryan. Miss Cocker and the
lae club report q very cordial re.
pptlnn M lhr Country Life Commits.
lion meeting at Guthrie last week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-12

. 0 o o O o o o o o o @ q o o o
Q o
Q Southwestern Normal Notes @
o .
Q 0 @ oooooo 90 coo 90
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-12

Prot a3ndfum has heen Invited 10
teach reading IN q summon normal IN
Sali iake Ciis next summer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-12

Presiding Elder pialz of the Kansas
md Oklahoma district Of the German
Evangelical church aud Rev Hahof oi
Tie looll church of that denomination.
We're Friday chapel visitors.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-24
LUNCH WITH TAFT NOT
WORTH SO, SAYS TllI4MAN

Columbia, :. c., Oct. 23.-Because
he was asked to pay $40 for plate
at the luncheon which will be given ia
President Taft on the occasion of his
visit to this city November 6, senator
b. r. Tlilman has declined to attend,
and states, that he may not serve on
the reception committee.
Senator Tillman says that while
Columbia is to be the nominal host of
Mr. Taft, the city expects the state
at large to pay for the Presidents en-
tertainment.
senator Tillman made this state
ment yesterday in "A letter addressed
to the secretary of the chamber of
commerce. who wrote Mr. Ttllman
asking If he would attend the lunch
con.
Mr. Tillman goes on;
This may be a new way of con
Quoting entertainments in South Car
olina that will find favor in the future,
but it is wholly contrary to all the
ideas of courtesy and hospitality that
| ever heard of in this state and do
not propose to lend any aid or coun-
Lenance to 1t.
Mr. Tillman. in concluding his let
-er, says.
1t seems to be the official scheme
TO ask men to meet the President and
have them pay the expenses. ] ten
you emphatically no. / will not attend
he luncheon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-24
nNltDt\'S PROPERTY HERE
TRANSFERRED 10 IN-WIIE

Nl interesting sequel To the nafdou
dlNorco proceedings developed at the
Hernalillo county court house yestcr-
day afternoon, where there were filed
tor record IN the probate clorks Of
nee three bargain sale deeds. signed
hN parden aud conVc, ine TO Mrs Van
ltlptr parden AN OF the property
mortgages and other holdings held BY
him in Btnalillo county The docu-
mentS were sweeping in their nature
and conveyed to Mrs YAM Riper Oar
dchit her heirs ana assigns forever. an
OF Mr. parden's right. title ana i'm
lerest IN the property described The.
transfer included two promissoly
notes for SG,000 each. one mad, and
executed by David Wclnman ana ,yifo
Helle |. Weiuman. aud the othyr
made and executed by Carrie NJ. Chi.
dcrs and William y. Chuders Both
notes were dated in l9a7 with ref
Hf'hec to the notes the papers filed
Yesterday granted to Mrs Van Ripper
pardth tull power and authority to
proceed under ANA by terms of the
deeds OF trust the same as Dardeu
himself could do Hereunder. Tho
real estate described in the bargain
salr deeds consisted IN part OF an Of
block ], block ., block (. lots to IL
and - te /. mclustvc in block +, All
or piock e. together with an lands.
,rH'Hutnts ana appurtcnanCcs belong
'hE thereto, ANA numerous othpr
pieces of land both In the city of Al
nuqu"rque ana the county of Rorna-
lilo -
me iiling of the doods yesterday II
y believed. was the result Of stipu
lauon mad" between attorneys for
parden ana Mrs Van Rlper Dardcn
at l.as Cruces Friday afternoon, when
according TO Mrs. Darden's attorneys,
sh" was granted an absolute divorce
from Darden, who agreed To restore
10 his former wife all the properly
and equity he held, which il was al
legged had been purchased with some
$4,000 which Mrs. Dardcn had given
her husband shortly after their mar
rage IN New York some three years
ago.
{ IS Understood that similar papers
VIII be filed in Virginia and other
states, where Il Is said Darden holds
certain property and rights purchased
with the money alleged To have been
given TO him by Mrs Dardcn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-24

at luncheon at the executive mansion
this afternoon, at which covers were
laid for eighteen, as follows; Secretary
Ballinger, his Secretary Mr. Carr
Governor Curry. General Manager
Wells of the Santa Fe system. L. A..
Hughes OF Santa Fe, Surveyor Gen
eral John w. March, Land commis-
sioner II. p. Ervien Chief l.. @.
Moore OF the New Mexico division OF
the General Land Office, Territorial
Secretary Nathan Jara, c. H. McLen-
athan of Carlsbad. Delegate to Con-
gress w IL. Andrews. Hon solomon
Luna of Los Lunas. Hon w \. Haw-
kins of Alamogordo, Col. w. s Hope
We'll of Albuquerque, Harry Kelley of
Las Vegas. T. $. District Attorney
David j. Leahy, Register of the Land
Office NJ. II. Otero and Receiver Fred
Muller.
Mr.. Ballinger will leave for Wash
inSton, with only a stop-over at Chi
caSo, this evening at 7:20 o'clock, tax
ing the California Flyer. He would
not say definitely that he viii visit the
Territory in the near future again.
but expressed the hope that he could
do So He is expected back in No
vember.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-24
GIRL SLAVERY
LIVE ISSUE IN
NEW YORK
7 TAMMANY PROTECTS EVIL
TRAFFIC ITS FOES CHARGE
Sensational Magazine Article
Furnishes Text for RepubIi-
can Fusion Candidates in
Fight to Down Judge Gaynot.
IN, Morning Journal Special leased ulrcl

u, Morning Journal Special Leased NIrel
NrW York, oct 20 -SlaVery b,'-
.eane live sisue IN the municinal
campaign today-not the slavery
which brought forth Uncle Toms
cabin, but the nineteenth century
system, known as the white slave
traffic"
The growth Of this system under
IammanH halt. as attested by a writer
FOR the current issue OF MeClure's
magazine, was laid the foundation
upon which the local press. hostile ia
the democratic ticket headed by WI
nam j. Gaynur is conducting Il new
attack while the repuhlican-fusion
orators and tho supporters of william
Il. Hearst have found new fuel Tor an
ALREADY heated campaign
The article Is prlntcd In McCture's
under subtitle, which SAYS.
THE daughters of the poor---a plain
story of the development OF New York
as a leading center of the white slave
trade Of the world under 'Tanmany
hall,' and this Is a sample OF the
charges made:
The story of the Introduction uf
this European business into New York
under the protection Of the 'ramtuany
hall political organization WoulG seetn
Incredible it L. We're not suhstantlated
10y the records ~ recent municipal ox-
posures in huit do1ea grrni cities
by tno an' 'a-,HatHf INVESTIGATIONS Dy
the United Statcs government during
the past year ana n1 tn 1mmon
knowledge ot The people ui the East
side tenement district of New York.
whose daughters and friends daugh-
ters have been chiefly exploited by IT.
The operation of this system has
double infuenee upon our large
cities. on the one side it has great
political importance for the reason
that more and more with tine growing
concentration OF the stump politician
npon this field, the procurer and mar
kctcr of women tends to hold the bat
aAce nf power in city elections This
Is true not atone In Now York ana;y-
zers Of recent political contests IN
Philadelphia and Chicago have been
convinced that the registration and
casting of fraudulent votes from dis
orderly places in those cities may cas-
tly determine the result IN Il close city
for false votes by the thou
sand are cast from those resorts"
Charles r. Murphy. leader OF Tam
many hall, characterized the charges
as "nonsensical" this afternoon. This
Is too nonscnscal to be worthy of dis
russion' he said.
Former Justice Gaynor declined
la comment upon the matter Though
election falls on November >, otto
repub blican nominee, was the
lnly one of the trio of mayoralty cam
iidatcs who spoke tonight, He de
tvcrcd seven brief addresses in New
York Judge GaSnor addressed noon
lay meetings AS did Mr. Barnard, but
tlr Hearst did not appear on the plat
orm today or tonight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-24
ORDER OUT
AGAINST STOCK
BROKERS


luy Morniuh journal special leased WlreI
Washington oct GA scheme for
ceiling of buying of stocks ou the in-
stAnmont plan has been put under the
ban boy the postoftlcc department bf
the issuance OF 81 so-calicd fraud or
DER against tho Guarantee Securities
company at Los Angeles, cal
According tu allegations ut post
office inspectors the company was en-
gagged u the purchase and sale Of
stocks for people not having sufficient
capital to pay the necessary money
out right. Payments for the stock
.ArIp accepted uu the inStallmcnt
plan Delivery OF the stock Nus ad-
vrrtisrd to- be made when all install.
ments were paid. IT was represented
in th, advertisement that the stock
wuuiG be purchased at prevailing
market prices and held until Tho re-
c.ipt ot the last inst8llmcnt
~ i- alleged hy the inspectors that
uo attempt was made Co purchase tho
stock ordered n'trou-r u. money ot
thr f.r'..I N..' boz Uttaincd Ii
the moch .u .i .l..U ordered de-
riiu,d a.. sl. ....'f Poo. I. liycred
Go the purchaser ..t.U .I INSTALL
mrnt was paid. hul nut otherwise.
The iui pcctpr- alleged that the com
corn vas without financial stability.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-24
CAR GUEST OF KING
AND QUEEN OF ITALY

Eaccouigi. oct 2S.- Emperor Nich-
olas of Russia Is the guest tonight of
King Victor Emmanuel. He arrived
here this Afternoon and was met by
the king and . notable assembly Of
high officials. Tho two mOnarchs en-
hraccd and then proceeded t. the
roNal castle whore Queen Helena
doWager duchess of Genoa. and Prin-
cess Letitia. surrounded by ladies in
waiting. received the emperor who
kissed their hands After a brief ox-
charge NJ cOurtesies. Emperor Mich
oias Withdrew to his APARTMENTS At
the kings dinner this evening II
which covers Kers. laid for thirtv-slx.
the emperor expressed his warmrst
appreciation ~ tn. reception which
had been rendered him
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-24
EARTHQUAKE SHAKES
MISSISSIPPI BOTTOMS

st. Louis. oct. 23-Slight earth
quake shocks were felt early today at
Alton, H.. and st. Peters. Mo, the lat
ter being thirty miles west of here,
according to reports by residents of
those towns. No damage resulted.
Cape Girardeau and Paragould
Ark, also reported having felt de-
cided earthquakes at the same hour
as Memphis Cairo, ILL.,. also was in
and Sikeston Mo.
Most of these places are in the dis
trict affected by the New Madrid
earthquake of 1871, when immense
tracts of farm lands were turned into
sWamps.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-24
RITES
FOR PATRICK
N 'CARREN
BROOKLYN DEMOCRACY
M0URNS DEAD LEADER
Flags Half Mast on Public
Buildings and Relatives DEL
uged With Condolences Alike
From Friend and Foe,

tBy Morning journal special Leased Wirel
New York. oct 25.-Patrick II.
McCarren, state senator and leader of
Brooklyn, who died early this morn
ing, viii be buried from st. Vincent $
Roman Catholic church, in the heart
of his political stronghold. next Tues
day morning. TO his friends he had
expressed the wish that his funeral
be as simple as possible. Flags were
at half mast today on the city hail ot
Greater New York and every public
building in Brooklyn.
Testimonials OF regard ana expires
slons of regret have dclugcd the rela-
tiyes today.
Charles Murphy leader Of Tam
many han, and McCarren's most active
political enemy. said of him TO-DAY.
"T have always admired senator
McCarren's ability AS q leader and the
courage with which he fought Tor
what he believed TO be right. All our
differences were political not per-
sonal."
Speaking Of McCarren's possible
successor to tho democratic leadership
of Brooklyn. Joseph Cassidy formerly
borough president ot Queens county
said tonight.
This ends Tammany's fight Tor
Brooklyn. Tammany never desired 10
go into BROOKLYN except as against
McCarrcn Now that he is gone there
viii be no more reaching across The
river"
Political students who could not
agree with Mr. Cassidy held that on
the contrary Mr.. McCarren removed
from tho field and Murphys ally. vii
liam !. Ccnuers in control of the party
machinerv OF the state. as state chair
man. IL was now an Tammany. Even
tually. il is asserted. the BROOKLYN
democratic organization VIII become
part Of Tammany.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-24
ALLEGED He VICTIMIZED
WOMEN BY WHOLESALE
Rumored That One Who Wins
All His Albuquerque Property
from Former Husband Is
Prominently Connected.
}
Alleged Welded Career of James
G.. Dardcn.

Married servant girl in North
. Carolina, secured rooney and left
. her; afterwards divorced her.
Married young lady Of Spo-
. kane. Washington and lcft her:
afterward divorced her.
Married young lady at Cold
water, Michigan; left her and az
terward secured divorce.
Married Mrs. Smith, daughter
of wealthy banker of Portland,
Oregon: alleged to have secured
large portion of fathers money
and abandoned wife whom he
later divorced
Married Mary Louis Ross Of
New York City; she secured di.
Vorce ten days after marriage.
Married Mary Bond at Antlcrs
Hotel, Colorado Springs. aban
doned her and tiled divorce pro-
eeedines on the day She died at
AsheVille, n. G.
Married Mrs Fannie Van
Ripper in New York. years we'd
dcd life results in securing of
divorced - Vife end all Dar-
deu's a'Fp'%ts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-24
SHOOTS THE MAN WHO
ORDERED HIM TO LEAVE

Jacksuut 'ur. Fla. oct 2S.--Charlcs
\ Illus band. who had been given un-
al this morning To- leave Jacksonville.
or hc killed by y. ~ Smith. shot and
kilied smith when the two met today
smith had ordered Husband to leave
town because hc saw the latter with
Mr. Smith yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs
smith have been separated since l907.
when smith killed John Milton for al
legged attentions to Mrs smith. Hus-
ma 81 ls arrested
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-24

James G.. Darden Of this city whose
latest wife, Fannie Van Ripper Darden
on Thursday in the district court at
Las Cruces secured u divorce ana AN
Dardens albuquerque property has
had long varied and strenuous mat
rimonial career according to the state
ment of witnesses at the divorce trial
who were in this city Yesterday
1t is alleged that q decade or more
ago Darden married domestic in a
North Carolina town and that shortly
after he went west, taking. il Is al
legged some 5000 of the girls savings,
after which be secured a divorce on
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-24

some offence az one time in sherman.
Texas
1t is said, bN the way, that Darden
secured his loan from Miss May N
Chteagoh saying he wanted to put Il
into the canning company enterprise
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-24
GENTLE |NVOKES
THE LAW TO GET
WIFE BACK
HABEAS- CORPUS TO
RESTORE MORMON BRIDE
Widow Of Brigham Young
Charged With UnIawfuIIy De-
tanning Bride Of Young Fam
ington Man,
Especial Dispatch TO the Morning JournaiI

| Especial Dispatch TO The Morning journal !
Santa Fe y. NJ, oct Before
Judge John T. McFic. sitting for the
county OF san Juan, writ OF habeas
corpus was sued out yesterday by John
Allen vs. Abbey $. Young The writ
WAS made returnable at Aztec, san
Juan county, on Nuvember . The
plaintiff, who is a GENTLE, alleges thui
last summer he married Klara Young
daughter of Mrs Abbey S. Young
Mormon, widow of the late Brigham
Young The marriage ceremony WAS
performed By Justice OF the Peace
James r. Fay at Pennington 1t is
that the mother took the
bride from her husband and by force
and violence is compelling her TO re
main at the Young homestead The
writ is sued out to compel Abbey )
Young to produce her daughter Klara
SO that she may be restored to her
husband, from whom she is Illegally
and unlaWfuny withhold The pro-
ceedina is rather an unusual one ana
with but few prcccdcnts In New M,N- I
leo
O'Ncill Mining CBsc.
The case Of Michael - Ncill t-. Fred |
j. Otcro. receiver was yesterday 9r- |
Sucd and submitted 10 Judge M,Fic |
In chambers The suit involves a /
number of mining claims noar the /
Cash Entry mines at Ccrriilos santa |
r. county Col l. ". Douron 81 Az !
Juqueraue appeared for the receiver /
and HauuH y Wilson for O'NcilI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-24

of the state of Texas. ana | congrat-
ulate the state that it makes no lis
tinction in furnishing those education
al facilities to all its citizens.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-26
West

Mesa City yesterday afternoon suf-
history of the town. The property loss
is estimated at approximately $4,000
of which perhaps $4,000 was in build
ing and the rest was loss on burned
contents Of the buildings, or damage
TO stocks and contents of business
houses that did not burn but suffered
by removal. So far as known the to-
tai insurance was $4,000. one man suf-
fered a severely cut scalp and an
other. Jesse Eaton. a transient resi-
dent of the city. lost the sight of one
eye through the exploding of q bottle
of beer
The fire started ABOUT O'clocIl in
the big hay warehouse owned by o. s.
Stapley * Co, fronting fifty feet on
Main street and running back to the
alley probably 25O feet. as the Mesa
City blocks are very large. This ware
house was situated on the same block
with the new Chandler building.
though at the west end of the block.
the Chandler building being on the
east end. The latter was some dis
lance from the fire and is referred to
only as a familiar landmark, well
known to all visitors to Mesa Git
within recent times. From the ware
house the fire swept east toward the
Chandler building. consuming the
Golden Rule Livery stable. the Girls
mon office building and lodging house
and being stopped at the next struc
ture which is a blacksmith shop of
iron construction. In the path of the
flames had they continued. would have
been found several saloons, stores. and
other structures before the GIsandler
building was reached. and which it
was feared for time would all be
destroyed. 1t was in removing the con-
tents of these places that many small
losses occurred and during which pro-
cess the two accidents mentioned took
place The Chandler building was new
er in special danger being a concrete
structure and so nearly fire proof that
the fire would doubtless have been
easily stopped there in any event
Charles Simkins was in the rear of
the Crismon saloon endeavoring to
prevent the igniting of pile of rub
bish by sparks from the fire. when the
smoke became so intense that he was
driven into the saloon almost exhaust
ed. As he entered from the rear a
portion of the rear wall fell in and
some missiles hit him on the head
Arizona republican., 1909-06-26
THE GERMAN SITUATION
Reichstag Will Not Be Dissolved, Won
BueIow Will Not Resign.

Berlin. June ga semi official
statement regarding the ministerial
crisis. issued today, stated that Prince
Won Buelow would remain as cfancel-
Tor, and that the reichstag would not
be dissolved. Financial reform is prom
Used.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-26
Deafness Cannot Be cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con-
dition of the mucous lining of the Eus-
tachian Tube. When this tube Is in
tanned you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing. and when ii is en-
tirely closed. Deafness is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored TO its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed for
ever: nine cases out of ten are caused
by Catarrh. which is nothing but an in
famed condition of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness Caused by ca
tarrhD that cannot be cured by Hairs
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free.
F ]. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, D.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-04
SILVER BELT IS FRIGHTENED

The Globe Belt acts like it was scared to death at the report, which it sprung itself, that a newspaper un- der the control and management oi the State Con. Pub. Co. was about to he launched in Globe. To ease the fears of this political her-naphrodite newspaper. whose orly policy in Globe appears to have been '-get the mon ey.- regardless of methods or poll cy. pclilics or religion, and which IS heartily detested in its own conmunf ty by democrats, republicans, union labor. non-union and socialists, Inc Review informs the Belt that its fears are unfounded. The only interes: the State Con. Pub. Go. has in the new paper to be launched in Globe is to wish it well and to intercede per sonaIIy with the manager of the As sociated Press at New York to grant Mir. Dunbar the afternoon Associated Press franchise. If the fear that g Kelly newspaper was coming to Globe is responsible for that shaky feeling in the business office of the Belt. We fear for the result when old John Dun bar gets his twelye-ineh guns trained on these kids