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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-12-10
Marriage Licenses

Edward Breaugh. Bennington. $50. 90
Mary Hannifan, Caledonia. -. -. 40
Enas S. Hutchinson, Owosso. ....... "a
Flora Altoft, Owosso. .............. 20
Grant w. st. Johns, Owosso. 49,. 81
Eva May Crugher. Owosso. ........ 81
Gustin T. Dubois, Owosso. ......... 81
Louisa M. Lawrence. ............... 10
Herbert Rife, jackson ............. 81
Marie Chaplin, Corunna.. ........... 10
Charles @. Graham, Owosso. ....... 81
Marie Schaar, Owosso. ............. 10
Ben. FL. Smith, Owosso ............. 33
Anna Phillips, Owosso. ............ 33
Paul E. Vautherot, Hazelton., 500. %
Edith s. Hoten, Chesaning ......... "a
Ivan G.. Sickles, Vernon TWP. "a
Email l.. Lewis, Antrim ...,....... 10
William Frederick Goetz, Sciota. -. 81
Maude Elizabeth Roarke, Owosso. :. 30
Oscar James Mashines, Fairfield. ... "a
Helen Benton, Fairfield. ............ IS
John M. Muffat, Detroit .......... 38
Salome Stickel, Owosso. ........... 25
Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, cause chronic constipation
pa0,,Iata 70
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-12-10

or Coughs \ ag<e \ Eais1
Do you know remedy for coughs and colds nearly seventy
years old! There is one-Ayers Cherry Pectora Once
in the family it stays 1t is not DOCTOR does not take
the treatment of all throat and lung troubles. Ask
your own doctor his opinion of it. Follow his advice.
NO alcohol in this cough medicine. LC 1uerCo LoweH Mass
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-12-10

You cannot promptly
Sold
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-12-10

Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, cause chronic constipation.
Doans Regulets operate easily, tone
the stomach, cure constipation, 25c.
Ask your druggist for them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09
FARMERS MOVEMENT TO
THE TOWNS STILL STRONG
Points Out Three Main Directions
InWhICh Farmers Can Better
Conditions
tBy Asaociated Pressl

Washington, y. g, Feb. Or prosi'
dent Roosevelt t03ay submitted to
congress message upon the report
OF the commission on country life.
concerning conditions OF tarm life IN
the United states In the message
tho President says;
transmit herewith the report OF
tho commission on country HE AZ
the outset desire to point out tbat
noi a dollar Of the public money has
been paid to any commissioner for
his work on the commission.
Tho report shpws the general
condition of farming life IN the open
country. and points out its larger
problema, Il lndicates ways IN
which the G oyeshmcin, National
and state may show the people how
to solve some Of these problems;
and II suggests continuance y
bhe work which t1e commission
began.
Jnagng hy thirty public hear
ings 10 which farmers and farmers
wives from forty states and terri.
tories came, ani from 10000 ans
wors to printed Questions sent out
by the department ot agriculture.
tho commission tlnss that the gen.
eral level II county life Is high
eompeyed with any preceding time
Or with any peher land. II u las
In recent yeera SLIPPED down III
some places. II has ESen IN more
places Its progress has been gen
efal. 4 net uniform.
Yet fsrmng does moi Yield either
The profit or the satisfaction that Il
ought to yield aui may be made to
yield. There IS discomfort 10 The
country. and IN places Discourage
ment. Farmers as class do not
magnify their calling, ana the move.
ment to the towns, though am
happy to say, less than fornierly Is
giill sirans
Under our system u IS helpful 10
promote discussion OF ways in
which the people can help them.
selves. There are three main difec,
tlons in which the farmers can help
hetter business, and better living
On the farm. The national depart
ment OF agriculture, which has rem
dered services eaualod by no other
s.milrr department IN any time or
elaqe the aate departments Of
agriculture. the state colleges Of
agriculture and the mechanic arts
especially through their extension
Nrrh: the state agricultural ex-
periment stations. the farmers
Union tho grange. The agricultural
press; and the other similar
agencies have all combined 70
piqcc within tho reach Of the Amefl-
ran former an amount and quality
of agricultural information which.
II applied. would enable him. over
large arens 10 double the produc
iIon Of tho farm.
The obiacl Of the comm.qsion on
country life therefore Is not % help
the farmer raise better crops but
TO call hls attention TO the opper.
tunlvcs Tor better business aud
better living on the farm II coun.
z-..--.-.-..-a~...-. s.-4-.-~----. ---------A-s
couilnned on Page Eight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09

Nashville. Feb 3 During the %
iMo aaga lfuce has uepn declared,
arnafenIl3 bt unanimDns ronseHt lia
wean ihr Opposing faelions concerned
In ihe Cooner irlai. resultlne from
ihe killnn ol fofmer senator earmaclt
While an ilie a9rface ihefe haa hee1
an aheynce ol fflns be rpniendins
ldre# haYn been much like arinies q
5aiiiee ss.p ofHf8iJ aid men fesililg
81 Shelf dtns fllt 9flai "a tlle opc al
pfhlns l0nie q coiifafsallon HI Tea.
nsssea rliegi0r actions are belns
taken n vafI0Ha Ways covering eterf
conceivable poinl thai may repftsent
an Offensive or defensive position
When ihe truce ls concluded and the
battle becomes ~ earliest
50 lnianae and Ao thorough ~ the
campaigning that practically every
stranger within The gates of Nashville
~ subjected 70 espionage Carefully,
with olbatlg dlscnHsed reconciliation
Influences are being brought 20 bpir
ns faf as possible upon every one who
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09
DECLARE CHARGE WILL FALL

Washington. Feb 9vThe indiei'
menla Of prominent persons IN Must
lnqae Oh charge of computing 70
dtfraud the Government, and The fact
that The governor Of the state IS IN
clnded ID the number has been the
subject u much comment II Waabi
lngton for several days Tho charge
Of eonspIlIng TO deffaud The Govern
men NATURALLY attracts lha alienllQl.
of lawyers. ctpcclally those whose bus
iness Ii largely wIlh the Cofernmentl
ard some aI the most brilliant laNyefl
hero have nxpraased themselves as
finding this particular lnalance one oi
lhe most remarkable character. aid
one wherein lheF fail to see on WllaI
grounds indictments could be brought
ur the Government sustain i charge o.
conspiracy
The indictment ol Governor Haskell
aud others az aInskogee Is GA tho
ground of conspiracy lp defrnud tho
limited sIales us 4'rHslre for lhr cfeph
kaiIon. Tile Individual as Of whief
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09
OUT
NEGROES


Special 10 Daily Leader.
Hemesscg, Okla, Feb 9-An as.
sault by couple ofnegroes upon two
Hennessey boys caused a general riot
The two Kasebeer brothers. while
standing On the street were assault
ca By two NEGROES whom they tr
sisted 80 successfully that the me-
groes we're forced 10 deo but Tho
negroes returned a little later. rein.
forced by the denlzens OF dark town
ana attacked the small crowd OF
whites. which had gathered. cutting
ami hrulsing some Of them severely,
The fight lasted a few minutes and
then the negroes made Off Ten min.
utes later, headed BY the deputy shef.
n, more than g. hundred ARMED clii.
zens marched down to the negro
quarters but the hlaek birds had
flown ana the white dove settled
again on the turbulent town.
Il is estimated that more than
twenty-five negroes found il eonyon.
lent 90 leave town,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09
INDIAN TERRITORY
DELEGATION TOMORROW
Coming Seven Hundred Strong
n Two Special Trains In
lsTsSlIng Reports


che Oklahoma Masonic grand lodge
is holding lls last session today al the
Masonic tmple. When Grand Master
David y Hong called the body 70 or
der lhia morning there were over GOO
Master Maeuas ID attendance, an
ihe grsnd lodge officers are present.
Reports oi the committee and olllcers
Of The lodge showing the work np 70
late are being made On time
The report 0f Grand Secretary Moae
Anderson proved an interesting docu.
mni and showed that over 1900 Mas
Ter Mesans wofe madn III she past
year and that the total number of
llge lodges had jumped from i77 70
1871, With an aggregate monbefshil
Of over 10000 The ludan Territory
GRAND losge, which merges with the
Oklahoma grand lodge tomorrow he
400 I'VE lodges. with over i2,000 mem.
hers. making Il total Of 0vog 2aVV0
MISTER MasonH n lhe metged Hrhud
lodge perfected here Ibis week, This
compares lavorahy with the othaf
grant lodges II the Union aecordsnE
q population.
No entertainment VIII be given The
visiting MasoaH this evenings as n
sin take until late hour 70 com.
nlete the unfinished bualness of the
Oklahoma grand lodge which adioufns
sine die tonight Practically tIl of
she Oklahoma MaaUns that VIII attend
the merger meeung OF The two bodies
here this week have already arrived
and are being placed IN private homes
over the city. The two special
trains bearing the Indian Territory
grand lodge members. 700 strong. vii
arrive III this cilg tomorrow forenoon
The trains leave McAleslaf tonight AZ
10 o'clock following the adjournment
af tho lnaian Territory grand lodge
there to-day sine die rha hig dele
cation wlii Be bfeaafaated III Okiahe
ma city tomorrow mornlna
The local committees III charge 81
entertaining the Master MasOns dur
ing their stay Hhllc attending this
eyentfnl meeting Oklahoma masonry
report everything ii readiness for
she Invasion Of the delegates on tire
morrow More rooms could bo uaoa
70 advantage and It Is not too late @
notify e. T Rehhald at thr temple
# YOU haye = spare room
Historic Meeting
The historic merger meeting will
be called TO order ai ! O'Clock iomol
row IN the large reception room un
ihe second floor of the Masonic
Temple which has s8atinR capael'
Of 1000 The courtesy 81 calling
this meeting DO order haa been ten.
aercd "a David y Hong grand MASTER
OF the Oklahoma jurisdiction while
Leo y. Bennett. Of Muakokee past
grand master Of the Indian Territory
jurisdiction and who was 0n3 cf me
founders Of historic ] Z lodge which
Hheu Il WAS fret fomngsed 81 four
lodges taken from the Afkansas grand
lodRc some forty years ago, conprls.
lng the towns Of NuskoEee. I1ufaula,
Wagner and MeAlesteE Will pfesIie
over ihe cyentfnl meeting whlok,
barring alsagseemanis, viii be con.
cluded pfohablg f'rlday morning
j. A. Mnldrow. Of Aioka who has
oaiclaled 40 Grand secretary of The
fseufinue0 On psee ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09
TO MAKE
OFFICIAL
COUNT

washington February .. February
10, nj ! O'Clock the two HOUSES OF
congress viii meet Ia Joint convention
10 ths House Of Representatives cham
Der and 90 through that always ln.
ieresliug but generally parfNnetory
duty ot counting the electoral votes
After chat william Howard Taft of
Chic end James achooicrail sherm.
~ Of Rev York viii bo pronounced
elected president and vice president
sor the term beginning next March
2, 1909.
Following the routine business. and
probably at about 3 minutes before
4 o'clock, Vice President FalrbanNa
VIII announce 10 the Senate that nm.
.cr Che concurrent resolution already
nasaed for The count Of the votes for
president and vice president. the Sem
aia win now proceed 20 thc hall Of
the House Then the senators VIII
arlap. and, peeeta by the vice pres.
ident. lhe secretary % The Senate
and the sefReanlatafms. VIII march
10 the House chambers. on arrival
thefe tho SENATORS uill take seats
0n the right and ne mombota of The
House On the left Of the chambef The
members Of thp House VIII arise io
receive the Senate as 7 cniera The
8resislng cffleer of the senate III this
cage ne vice president viii be Tho
presiding aifieef Of the lnint aegeion
~ tNa tii.t hnHtae The uunakpf Of
thc llouae viii occupy 4 chair on the
lcfl 81 ne gIee president
The icllnfs for the Senate and on
the part VI the House four IA nuids
bef sill take their places y the
clerks desF They viii Then proceel
10 count the vote and state the re-
suit after which ihe presiding Of.
neer will annanucc lhe election u the
success iul candidates.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09
LEGISLATURE

The franklin child labor bin was
under discussion IN the senate this
morning. Yesterday The bin was re-
ported tarofahly out of the commit
tee Of nc whole This morning scv
eral Of the senators again attacked me
bill. Davis sought slrenuousiy to have
q recommlticd 20 the committee Of the
whole and a long takfast followed M
which the sapulpa member pointed Oul
numerous provisions which he be-
llesed % be cafocts ia the measure
Finally the bil, Was reeommltted with
instructions &c strike out sections sia
and eight
Petitions were presented this morn
Ing asking for the onfranchisemen ol
Ncmen and the repeal OF The tax ferret
law
Senator STAFFORD introduced n bill
by request having for it2 object TIE
prevention Of white lead poisoning,
~ the early afternoon senate ses.
sion The FRANKLIN child labor bin
was recommitieu To he committee 81
the whole senate. whore 4 must again
run the gauntlet Of amending ana
changes as before
3lllnps' appropriation of $g0,101 each
for thn three agricultural schools fcr
the three unaupplicd supreme court
districts and s2ii0O maintenance for
the two years, rode the breakers with,
out trouble ant landed IN The hopper
Tor transfer 70 tie house,
Being house day consideration of
tllls sor same was commenced follow.
ing disposal 81 aforementioned items.
t.ouse This Afternoon.
When The house convened this hf
icrnoun sullivan introduced lesolu,
lion calling 0u me corporation com.
mission 10 furnish the house n report
Of the assessed valuation OF an mining
within the state nu6 gross
production, witt amount OF ad val0f
em taxes dra the state al ihis time
The resolution WIS adopted without,
protest on debate
Mr. IApn introduced motion ths.
when this house do adlcurn u ad.
ioufn until Monday next" H0as
raised the point Of order that ths
pdjournmgnl would take more thnn
the legal three dlps. and after some
uafleyina iiie Japp motion was
changed 70 rc1d Saturday moruns az
ten o'e'uch
The adjournment over friday Is i0
enable the members @ attend tna in-
coln day ceremonies, that day haVug
been proclaimed a holiday by acyer.
nor Haskell, g..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09
WILLING
To BECOME
A SLAVE


Special 10 Daily Leader
Giard, Kan. Feb 9-W Thomas
Wlthrow. 1903 North Cherokee street.
Girara wants 10 sen himself to tho
highest bidder fer the resi- OF his NE.
Tie has written the following letter
and sent Il broadcast over the coun.
try,
"Gifard. Kan. Feb. s--I hereby Of
Ter myself for sale to the highest
bidder for cash ] am white man,
American sge SIS. sound and healthy.
weight 1876. stocky builsl fairly intel.
ligent and capable. and docile and
obliglng II properly treated
"0n acceptance OF bid and receipt
Of payment IN full | Will Immediately
deliver myself into the custody Of my
purchaser, to be hia property for the
rest Of my life. Bids win remain
open up To noon Of March Is On that
fhte all bids viii be opened and tho
successful bidder will be Immediately
notified An bids must be mailed to
me personally. and no bid OF less than
$4,000 viii be considered, How MUCH
ain oifere1q
Nv THOMAS WITHROW.
"i0g \. Cherokee Street. Girara KAN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09
STILL ARGUING THE
TEXAS REQU|S|T|0N

Additional argument Is being heard
upon the feaulsition papers Of Cover
nor Campbell OF Texas upon Cover.
nor haskcll asking for the arrest and
return 70 Eagle Pass, Tex, Of W. H.
Chapman, l. c. Grimes and Al r.,
Brown, charged with u.tering foised
instruments, this afternoon before
Governor Haskell
Chapman MA recently on trial In
Pottawatomle county In q civil suit
alleging practically The same matters
and IN which Tie jury was Instructed
by the court TO retriyn q verdict OF not
guilty Chapman's and Grimes friends
arc of the opinion that The isasse nass
cases VIII lurn out the same as the
rotlawatomie county suit. In which
The antl-nentley people won q decisive
victory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09
FEBRUARY TERM Of
CORPORATION BOARD

The corporation commission con.
vened this morning for ihe February
term with Chairman Love presiding
and commissioners McAleater ana
WAta0r present
The complaint Of Citizens Of rltz.
hugh W. Frisco railroad was read.
They are asking for a depot al that
Nlace.
Ciiizens Of lireCkenrdge who are
asking Tor better shipping faciitcl
from the Frisco were also given Il
hearing The ease of Citizens of
lloldenyillo Vi Frisco railroad. IN
which The plalniilN ask for new Do.
pct was continued Tor the term.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09

MEANS END

Chscoiah, okla. Feb . Oae of
ihe most lnteresing county srat
fights in The ststo wlll close here on
tomorrow when NE hual vote for
the capital Of Mcintosh county VIII
be had The hisi election eas held
an Nay 2b and ne iowna ot i1ufanlat
Cheeoiah al siidham we're the con.
tesiaai Nelufr town received O
majority % Al lhr gosea cast AZ re-
aulfe4 nuief the law aud u waa Their
necessary iti have the election over.
checolah md Fuaula We're declared
The elo.nsg fIgals and "Wednesday
eseh lown IS bending eeefy energy 70
viii Hrcldc The race.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09
TODAY IN
DEPARTMENTS


Charters,
The Verden Hardware company, Of
verden with a capital stock Of s200do.
The directors are Roy Sanders O. H.
Gafdu8r Sol A. Glalbeler aud y S.
Montgomery, all Of Verden
/. O, o. +. Building association OF
saltwater. with a capital stock nt
$4,000 The directors are, Geo pull
man, E. e. Rrewerl q \. Dent and J
" Field. an Of saltwater.
First State bank, OF Waukomls with
a capital stock of $4,000 The dlrec-
tors are: 8. A. Butler J. A Butler,
end h M Butler all of Waukomie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09
High VINO IN NEBRASKA

Lincoln Neb,, FEB. q Railways
street cars and telegraph companies
20 ay are struggling against blz.
zard which secms 10 bs general
throughout the state.
Rain sot IA last nlghi later turn
Ing 10 SHOW ana the mercury dropped
TO zero, The wind attained velocity
ei iity.two miles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09
GIRL ATE P!LLs

Shawnee. OKLA. Feb Q. The ~
Year.old daughter II r. r Floyd d.na
this morning Ia agony from eating
samples Of pills distributed by local
druggist These pills are enc Of the
numerous patent medicines with which
the city has been looded. and Il Is
said many eases Of segore illness huse
followed their use. Lust weeh child
II alx years and geyeral adults heeana
fiiIeally III from ihe effects of sHal.
lowing aome of the pills
Tho matter has been reported ~ tho
state hoard 0f health and viii be care
fully investigated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09
Factions 0ECLARE A TRUCE


may be directly OF even remotely e5a.
eprnnd ii fhc cast
# Battle Of Politics
ltis e toyal baflle " polAirs ulased
A cpmuunweal5ad adiaslufdlshed for
fhe pollIlcians who hayr heeame pfnms
jneni III lhe history of the roullleg
Fl l bens fousht ehlfalfeusly Nih
careful regard Tor southern standards
ei hbn0f npl those staHdardg az not
t5lmihaia tc Vile of every tbfm II
sra,te conceivable 10 lhe vel
trained minds Of men and woman
aeuic IN politics as lheY always have
been Ia war
The pertinent question # prohibit.
lion, which Is iuai nov FOREMOST u
she politics Of the state. serves to-
intensity The situation senator Car
rack elp0ueed the prohibition eausa
during lbe last few yeers Of his llfa.
and be IS looked upon bY those favor.
lng that movement as mart3f Ia
f5aa4lnuel paea Eiahl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09
.FO(JND[E.AD
eny Associated Proas.) )

Rochester, n. ", Feb. 81. George
Sampson. father OF Harry sampson.
whose wife was arraigned at Lyons,
n. 81 late Yesterday charged with the
murder Of her husband. was found
dead IN bed at HIS home In Palmyra,
this morning. Ha was a brother Of the
late Rear Admiral Sampson and nm
important Witness for the prosecution
0f his daughterinlaw Death II be.
lleYsd 20 be the regult OF natural
causes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09
THE INTENSE COLD is
GAUSING MUCH SUFFERING
Falling Temperatures Reported
All Over The Southwest,
and Wind Rising

@ansqs CITY, Feb. 9-l'alling temper
aturea are feporied an over the South
west today Che wind Is again cu.n.
ng up and + pfumiseg TO rival in
proportions last weeks storm 1'ho
temperature al ,ansas CITY fell to
five above; ~ coueordia, Nuns.. two
below; Oklahoma City ~ above; M,
smith Arkansas 2S; Amarillo 10
above, at Omaha 3 above
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09
SPECTRE IS
BANISHED

Paris. Feb q France and Germany
loiaq signcd larfeaehine agreement
concerning Morocco, thus haniahlng
the engeire which for years has haen
an intermlilent cauHo Of strained relas
lions aetwcen Che Two countries The
agreement guarantees integrity ol
Morocco.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09
At
NUSK0GEE.

Muskoeee, Okla. Feb o There was
q clash here iodag hctwaen o gang oi
mep employed by the Muskogea ira,
lion COMPANY and squad of police
when the police attempted no stop the
% IN LAYING tracks Il. y, long, sup.
erinlendcn Of ihe traction gang. SUIT
iered two broken Ribs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09
MONSTERS
tBy Associated press. J

Washington, Feb 9-The Senate
committee on naval anairs today
adopted the provision IN the naval ap.
preparation bin for the construction
% two twehsysix thousand ton batlle-
ships n IS expected the bill will be
reported TO the Senate tomorrow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT

fl the United States clrculi court
i0aag no esae OF The Peoples trust
nd faginaa hank of Hobart IS the 10
beft e0mpr es company. which in.
talvea recovery oi notes. "A being tried
with II b. Reed, Judge 81 the North
crn district Of luwl presiding
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09
DesERrloN WAS CHARGED.

Chicago. Ill. Feb o. Mrs. Ru'h
May swlfi Everez. daughter Of the late
rustaY6 swift was granted divorce
from hor husband Ernest ~ lavera1.
by Judge Gibbons today The charge
against Eyersz WAS desefilon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09
THREE BURN TO DEATH.

Norfolk Nu. Feb g. 4 ferry steam
ar running between Wihnughby splt
and old Point Comfort burned at VIII
lnnRthy llef earle today Three mem
befa Of Eha crew Werc burned TO death
IN their banks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09

pillsrIlle. pa. Feb 4-AFoar person
were smotbered today hy a rush d
rnlm al the saint Nlehoiaa Waaharg
lof ll5a phlladelphla md Reading coal
I1nd iron company
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09
EXCHANGE aoyAL SANITATION


Berlin Feb = King fdward oI
england, aecnmranied by queen hlet
andrA arrived III Rerllu ihia moruing
from London and vac given warm
welcome hy The emperor and G7fman
The king aud emperor en-.
bfucnd and klssed several times.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09
ORDINANCE AGAINST BILLS

The clip council win pass au ordin-
ance prohtEiling bin disirihailng The
city health officer baB been Instructed
- aoc that the streets are cleaned
oi 11ncr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09
NoRrAwssr missouri oRIppEo


81 Joseph Mo, Feb o. Northwest
Missouri Is ln The grlp of another
blizzard The intense cold IS causing
much suffering particularly among
livestock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-09
TIIREE REpoRTEp KILLep.

renion. rll. Feb. . IA 10 reported
thai three men we're killed hi another
explosion IN the Letter mine at Ileg.
lcr Illinois
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