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The Detroit times., 1909-05-12

OF Rochester was formerly announced
az a dinner in the flower decked ban
quet room OF the Hoffman house She
is a native OF Corinth. Miss. and her
father WAS prominent missionary
bishop OF the Methodist Episcopal
church
The wedding will stake place on
June eS In the Metropolitan temple.
The Rev Dr John Wesley Hill will
officiate. The honeymoon will be
spent ON an automobile trip through
Canada in a car which Mr.. Jaynes has
had built for the purpose.
Miss lnge let IL be known that In
giving her heart and hand 10 a young
American she had rejected the heir
10 a British barony-that OF Cloncurry
in Ireland-and numerous other titled
foreigners whom she had met in her
travels abroad
She is able 10 drive her own auto
mobile. is a clever yachtswoman and
a good shot with the rife.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
SCULPTOR IN JAIL, is
AWARDED SlO0 PRIZE
Roland Hinton Perry Receives Reeog-
milton for Mable Bust Of Isaac
Savage Waterman.

NEW YORK. May l2.--Roland Hin
ton Perry. the sculptor. who Is ia
prison here owing TO non-payment OF
alimony. has been consoled by a prize
awarded him by jury OF fellow
artists belonging 10 the National Arts
club.
Spencer Trask has established a
prize OF 800 for the best piece OF
statuary in the exhibition OF works by
artist members, and w. T. Evans, an
other OF 500 for the best painting
Mr. Perry. who sent paintings as well
as sculptures TO the current show has
received the Trask prize for his mar
bic bust OF Isaac Savage Waterman,
or Philadelphia.
To Leon Dabo the same jury has
awarded the Evans 800 ! rize Or mis-
landscape, The Bay" one OF three
decorative pieces in his individual
style The Bay" has peculiar effects
In light that falls on distant coasts
and wide surfaces OF water.
At the current exhibition OF the
American Water Color society In the
Fine Arts palace. on West Fifty.sey-
enthst the W T. Evans prize OF $500
has been awarded 10 Edward Dufncr
for one OF six exhibits. an ideal land
scape with a solitary figure OF a wom-
an In the foreground entitled "Refec-
tons" There is bit Ct pm in this
title. for the name may refer 20 the
Graped lady OF pensive fern. or 10 the
reflections of the clouds in the lake
before which she STANDS. x Is a
thoughtful and agreeable piece Of
work. pleasing in color and attractive
as a composition
Across the gallery. however hangs
his Summer Morning with nude
instead OF a draped figure. This Is 50
far and away superior to Reflections,
although catalogued at lower price,
that one feels certain that the jury or
selection was Influenced by other
reasons than the mere beauty and
r1rafftv Of ttfre ptctttres- as II the III.
tie innocent nude figure that swayed
them. or were they affected by the
bighe~ valuation the painter plactd
on his own work.
The Evans prize has been granted
every wear since 1888. when Horatio
Walker took II. In 1907 w. n. Drake
won II with The Lions Lair" Last
year II was given to Ross Turner for
his Dawn"
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
TOWNSHIP WINS VICTORY.
Judge Clement Decides Railway Com
pany Cannot Evade Franchise.

KALAMAZOO. Mich, May 11.-Cir-
cult Court Judge Clement Smith. In
mandamus proceedings OF the village
OF Augusta against the Michigan Unit
ed Railways company, today ruled that
the company Is not entitled TO arbi
trarily determine what the demands
OF traffic In Ross township are and
that II cannot by designating certain
trains "limired' evade the terms OF Its
franchise.
The court further held that the com
pany has right TO charge five cents
for a ride TO the township line but has
no right 10 charge more than two
cents mile outside the town and a
halfmile limit,
By This decision the township wins
a decisive victory.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
'cplClGO MAN
is DEAD SHOT
Harold Sanborn, Attacked by Next
cans, Kills Six of Them and Barri-
cades Himself in Store.

CHICAGO. May n.-When young
Harold sanborn. now OF Mexico. visit
ed his old friends in Chicago last win
ter, wearing ducks. khaki coat and a
sombrero and carrying gun In his
belt, his friends joshed him some
what
The young men VINO had gone TO
military school with Harold called him
the "Two-Gun Man" and asked him
what he would do IL some Mexican
greaser did get yexed AT him and pull
ed q knife.
I'D have TO shoot him. OF course
Young Sanborn didn't smile. Il M
afraid I'll have to some time. There
are some bad men down near the
ramon. | don't carry this gun Tor
looks,
They all laughed. II was good
joke.
Now comes news from the Sanborn
ranch I'm Mexico of desperate gun
dght, with Harold Sanborn credited
with killing six Mexicans who attack
ed him. Guarded by soldiers. the
young Chicagoan is locked in jail
there.
Sanborn, with two OF his men. II
seems. was buying some supplies for
the ranch. There had been feeling
against him for some time. As he
came away from the store. an alterca-
ton started with group Of former
employees Then knives flashed and
guns barked In the sultry. languid air
OF the south country
When the smoke cleared away and
Mexican police had reached the spot.
Sanborn had barricaded himself in the
store and six or his assailants were
stretched out dead or dying. The Chi
cagoan was dead shot His fathers
partner. vincente Espinoso. was des-
perately wounded by a stab in the
hack
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
TRUST BUSTER TO QUIT.
Frank q. Kellogg and National Admin
istration 90 Not Agree.

" ASHINGTON. May 1.-THE fact
that Trust Buster" Frank g. Kellogg,
is 10 retire from his prese mt position
IS special assistant attorney general
after the trial OF the Standard Oil and
ffarT irrrat.- cases created iiftie- surprise
In administration circles.
Although the relations OF the trust
buster" with The president and Attor-
ney-Genefal Wiekersham are said TO
be the most cordial, none OF these Off
cials quite approve OF Kellogg 3
methods.
As he was hired by President Roose-
vell and Attorney General Bonaparts.
10 get after the Standard Oil and
Hartman. as soon as the cases are
6lsLosed OF. his job as trust buster will
end automatically.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
DID NOT KNOW OF SUICIDE.
Son Of Mrc. Loriilsrd Arrives In FrIs.
CO From Manila.

SAN FRANCISCO. May lie. Lor.
lizard, son OF Mrs. Pierre Lorillard, or
New York. who committed suicide In
washington recently knew nothing OF
the suicide until he arrived here from
Manila late last night.
Lorfliard came home In response TO
= cabIegram which merely said Moth.
or dead"
Clarence Pell. LoriIlards compan-
ION. learned the truth at Honolulu but
did not tell Lorillard.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
Dies in Pullman Berth.

UTICA. y. Y, May 11.-Comelius
p. Redmond. Of Chicago, formerly OF
this city. where he was born, died to-
day In the berth OF Pullman car on
train between Syracuse and Utica.
lie was A. years old and for l9 years
lad been employed I'm a responsible
position by Sears. Roebuck & Co, Of
Chicago
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
AT WORK ON SOX' FIELD.
Coriskey Breaks Ground and En-
cages Same Firm That Built
AZ PhiIadeIphla

CHICAGO. May 11.-Work on the
White Sox new ball park is going on
in earnest today, the first ground hav-
ing been broken yesterday Plans Tor
the immense stands that will be erect
ed were submitted by the same hrm
OF architects which were responsible
for the palatial Philadelphia park. The
stands will be OF concrete and steel
Grading OF the diamond site Is now In
progress and 1t is hoped to make the
field one of the best drained In the
country.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
i.soo-s,udents Go on Strike.

TOklu May ia big strike is on
al the Commercial high school here.
Today after a mass meeting the ! 500
students OF the school voted TO strike
and left the building in body. The
strike Is the elimination OF trouble
that has been brewing for some time
following demand by the students
that the institution be elevated TO Uni.
versity rank.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
Five Implicated In Mvrd.,.

ASlN. Wye, May 1.-THE fght
between the Wyoming cattle and
sheep men has taken another sensa.
tionai turn with the confession by two
cattlcmen now In jail here duplicating
nve others In the murder by cattle
men OF three millionaire shee pmen last
month. The killings were the direct
outgrowth OF the feud between the cat.
lie aud sheep ownerA
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
ran and Coli Expert To Play.

WASHINGTON. May il.--President
VIII play golf tomorrow afternoon vita
walter y. Travis. General Clarence
Rdwards. and r. o. Horstman, II
Voshineton. Just how tire partners
VII, b. lined up has not been decided.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12

the chief idea OF studying our neigh.
bors In Mars.
The German nation includes many
profound students OF astronomy. and
the building OF the new telescope has
been watched anxiously in all the Ger.
man universities. Kaiser William has
taken an interest in the work. and
will probably be present at the dedica-
ton Of the instrument.
The polishing OF the lenses OF the
Treptow telescope took more than Ave
years. The cost OF the instrument ex.
Ceeds 100000.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
REJECTS A BARON TO
MARRY AN AMERICAN
Miss Clara lnge's Engagement TO
Urlin c. Jaynes. OF Rochester,
Is Announced.
YORK A

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE engage
ment OF Miss Clara lnge. daughter OF
Mrs George 5. Inge. of West One Hun
dred and Sixteenth-st., TO Urlin &.
Jaynes. an automobile manufacturer
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
BECOMES RAILROAD COUNSEL.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. May IL
James II. Campbell. OF this city. has
been appointed general counsel for the
Grand Rapids & Indiana railroad 70
succeed Thomas J. O'Brie'I. now am.
bassador TO Japan Mr. Campbell has
been connected with the legal depart
ment OF the road for % years
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12

CLEVELAND. o.. May il--Follcw.
ine 10 retrenchment policy of last
week all purchasing agencies OF the
standard OH CO. announced another
llvocent cut In crude oil prices today
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
Victoria Day-Grand Trunk Railway
System-Canadian Points One Fare.

Dates OF sale May 81, %, 90. "a re-
turn limit May %. City ticket office.
No. ia Woodward-ave. telephone
NJ. 80.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12

no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co., No
Is John II st. Phone 1893.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
WOmen'S Skirts Made to Order for SIPS
Perfect Fit and Workmanship Guaranteed

BEGINNING Monday. and for
limited time only. We will make
skirts 20 order for 81 IS. provided
the materials are purchased In Our
Dress Goods department at 75c per
yard upward You can choose
from different styles and We have
finished models here To show YOU
Just exactly how the skirts look
when made up and how well they
are tailored. The workmanship is
better than most drcssmakers
would give YOU FOR three or four
times the price We guarantee
perfect mt Measurements are
taken by an expert tailoress aud
every customer viii he allowed
fitting before her skirt Is finished.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12
W/eH, Mars, Here's Looking 1T 3ou!

This isn't a new 25inch gun. It's
the newest telescope built
The Treptow telescope. now being
finished at the Treptow laboratory.
Berlin. will be one OF the most pow.
erful in the world. II is built with
The Detroit times., 1909-05-12

Leave your order early-hun-
dreds OF women viii want TO have
skirts made to order for sl.25 and
We viii not take any more work
than We can handle In "A thorough
ly satisfactory manner.
When IL comes 10 choosing the
material YOU Will find here an un-
cqualed assortment OF plain col
ors. fancy weaves and excellent
lines OF black goods. The range
Of styles and fabrics cannot fail to
meet the requirements OF ALL and
quality in every case il the best
10 be had for the money. Pleased
To have your Inspection. whether
your contemplate purchase or
not.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-28

II you had y very beautiful gown
and knew Il WAS the most beautiful
one you w0nld ever have In all your
lie. even II yOu had the utmost faith
In It's unusual durability you wouldn't
wear Il every day and half the night.
Would gou. now2
You'd be altogether too much
AFRAID OF wearing n out
And yat when love comes and
throws upon two people Tho wonder.
fully beautiful, rainbow vanishing
eternity enduring, garments Of hap
plness, It seems as n they sometimes
tried Just as hard MS they possibly
could 10 wear Ahem out
Near nae live couple who have
ecently hecumc engaged They live
within two blocks OF each other.
They spend practically every evening
IN each otaer's company and very
long evenings they make Of H. we
are tcld hy the village EOsslp
AMI yet those two divine young
fools actually 10 home every night
and write each other letiera.
Some nlght Darby will be too tired
10 write and he won't dare not 70
for fear Joan Will think he doesn't
love her any more, and some night
loan WON'T be able 20 think uf any
thing that she hasn't already whien
cred IN parhy's ear during tho even
Ing. but She wont dare not To write
Tor fear 0T hurting bis leelings. And
sooner of later they win both De
bored and yei sd tied un by tbe
ridiculous chain OF custom that they
themselves have forged that lhoy
can't gei away without someone's
getting hurt
Of course, ita thaukiess task To
suggest moderation 70 lovers The
real geHaine article In the lover line
Is usually srlevlng because life Is too
short TO soc all Ae would like TO OF
bis beloved
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-28

ern Newspaper union. Of Oklahoma
City, was Guthrie visitor today.
Agent al Blxon OF the El Reno and
Western Is over from El Reno.
District Clerk Charles Grlswold has
relydHed from trip TO Oklahoma City.
Assistant Bank Examiner a, -.
Pyle returned this morning from q
business trip 20 Oklahoma City
Alva R'cha'ds has returned from
a trip to Norman
Tanker Clay Webster Of Sulphur
is a Guthrie visitor
A. A. Ewing returned this morning
from Oklahoma City.
JASPER sipcs Is up from oklahoma
City.
n G. Raker Judge OF the criminal
court OF appeals, arrived this morn.
Ing from MuskOgee.
H. G. Lawrence Of Okahoma City
Is Guthrie visitor
y. f. gartman Is here from Oklaho.
ma City.
}. G. Freeman OF Topeka Is Gu;h.
rle visitor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-28
4 Among the
y Local Stores


u YOU would liketo see beautiful
display Of high grade teas. artistic.
ally arranged Just step into ], H.
Rucks' grocery on North Division.
A beautiful window display nf Gle.
giant hanmouks at HirsehlH, on Har.
riscn Have yoa seen themg
B F. Coughlan. Of the Monarch
Dry Goods company. has returned
fiom Oklahoma City where he has
been on business.
Miss Abble Knadler. Of saltwater.
Is coming TO this city tomorrow 20
spend a week visiting her sister.
Miss Mary Knadler, Of the Monarch
dry goods store
no nee beautiful display "a
Jacobs and Dutch collars. sake peep
into the Ramaay BIOS, west window,
and 10 appreciate the great values
they are offering see Ramaay's "ads
IN todays Leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-28
The Evening Chit Chat

BY PATRICIA VAN PATTEN

remember finding one ii las
chums who had recently become all
gagged, IN q fit Of dependency Il
asked the trouble and she explained
that Il had Just occurred 10 her ldal
one OF the twain would have 20 s|le
first and she couldn't SEQ how phllN
colld get along without her and She
was sure she couldn't get along with
out Philip, incidentally must men
tiun that that engagement WINS br0k.
On Ia a few months.
They say that Il makes lor tne
fullest enjoyment OF ones meals aud
for ones best healta 20 rise from sae
table feeling lhet one could eat more
word 70 the wise ln sufficient
And YET, since the poor wlsVanrhA
iaho arM4't IN love don't need II and
the dear happy fuuIa who ARE II Inee
won't heed Il, after ~, what's she
use2
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-28
SHORT CUTS
TO THE NEWS

Conductor Pete France took the
Eastern Oklahoma passenger run out
hast evening for Conductor FoElfty
Conductor Heinbaugh Is on the Den
ver Enid ami Gulf passenger run h
Conductor Clark place
a news butch" has been placed Oh
TIE Easte'n Oklahoma passenger
train
According to the El Reno american
the SiO000 mattress factory at thar
place will soon move to Guthrie
The june term Of the criminal
court Of appeals convenes on June
goth The court NETS tomorrow to
hear oral arguments IN several wins.
key cases.
The Vine street ditch fence has
been recently painted which helps the
looks Of the nuisance materially
Contractor w. F. Power commehs.
IS work next week on the main sew
ers on the West Side between Warner
and Mansur and M8nsur and Logan
streets, between 4th and i4ih streets
The city public schools fijoHfn Two
weeks frcm today. June nth. THE
eolored schools hold until June goth.
seaohii Massey has completed m0H
|ern residence on East Harrison avei
nue near Capitol squire. Z
isfvpwew residences are being
erected IN Oak Park addition
clarenee Browa ami Dave Province
have been arrested on petit larceny
charges
Sslas Grly was arrested Thursday
by Under Sheriff Muxlow on boot.
legglng charge
r l. Smith. as administrator OF es.
tate Of D f Smith, deceased. has m.
ed suit 10 the Logan County Superior
euurt against VIM. Ceilers 10 recover
$40 on an open account
J A, G. MINERS residence on East
Harrison Is receiving coat Of paint.
> s
= The concrete base for the Noble
aveHne paving nee been completed u
Second street J
@i00 men are nov being worked by|
The 7 r KIN Construction company
IN laving the asphslt paving.
The cement No-ks ststtnd by Billy
Harnhardt on the West sl1e Is dolnw'
thriving business
ssss.
ezsa cockrum aud Don Smith have
PURCHASED the Gem theatre soda fonh.
tain and confectionery stand
aeFfY KohIuaun. Negro. %see~af.
Haa alivsied lasl might by the nullea
On the charge q stealing aaeh 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-28

Mi5s Good Showing FOR Guthrie
Rev J r. Abefnath3, pastor Of
the NJ E church South. Mrs. j. G.
Doyell Miss trace Dovell, Chester
"A. Mar aud h. s. Dusklu have return
ia from the State Sunday school con.
yention ri Enid where they repre-
aented t!ie M E., South Sunday school
pf this city, The adult class taught
BY Rev Abernlthy made the largest
offering 81 any class In the state for
The support Of the state work and
also FURNISHED half the delegation that
represented logan county, This Is q
very fine feco.d when It is remem.
oered that nearly two thousand dele
gates we're present representing ey.
cry Protestant denomination IN the
state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-28
PERSONAL
AND LOCAL

Adam Traband returned last even
iHg from edmond
81 n Gov is up from Oklahoma
CITY
Attorney George Green returned
laat evening from Shawnee,
Roy q, Oakes. secretary Of the
state banking board, returned last
night from sulphur
DR. A. A. West is In Chicago.
a. J. Titus returned to Cherokee
last evening.
Attorney Walt Mathews is here from
Mulhall
Grant Norris returned to Crescent
lasl evening
ed. Davis was in Perry today be-.
tween trains.
~ J. Houston Is visiting bis son
James Jr In Ripley.
Ira Irwin Is in stIlwater.
Arcbliqct r. II. Weathers has re.
iurne from a trip TO Kansas City.
Wm Murdoch Is here from Paw.
nee assisting attorneys ion the Greek
e5unty seat case.
Senator Harry 8, Denton Of Man.
gum ~ D Guthrie visitor The big
aeqaior ffom the 4th district ls quito
popular M the capital city
County Commissioner Oberholzer Ia
10 Mulhall today inspecting the hrldg-
ss damaged By the recent high water.
Il , Donohue returned to Mulhall
this morning
Tom Welch is in Marshall.
r. Jackson Of Chandler Is a
Guthrie visitor.
fpunty Treasurer o. S. Hays Of
Garfield county Is In the caltal city.
Harry L. Strough formerly Of this
city and now Of Oklahoma City ID
! Enthfe visitor.
J. G. Foster Is in Perry.
Maa,ger c. W Julian OF the weat.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-28

The Missouri Glrl4 was repeated
At the A'rdome last night to good
sized audience who thoroughly enjoy
81 the good work done by tho ed
~a -ds players Tonight Raymonc's
Poly and r win be played This is
coma9v drama IN five acts with Mr.
Raymond agfln In the comedy role
Raymond as comedian shows
pleasing versatility that seems 10
catch Oh with the audience and as sn
author. Il Is no wonder that bis plays
have been The success they have
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-28

r. 7 Tnrbln, who WIS found guilty
by q Jury on the charge Of neglect.
ing 10 bury 3 hog which died with choi
era. thus efeailng a nuisance IN the
community and who was fined $40 for
the oifensa by County Judge Te-ral
Of rantofoe county appealed bis cRse
70 the criminal court Of appeals. &
Matt Iowery convicted IN the cou
court Of Kiowa county On the charge
OF havlng whlRkey IN his possession
and who vas fined $50 aud sentenced
10 40 days In fail also appAlls BIS
case to the criminal court Of appeals
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-28

Special 10 the Daily Leader
Oklahoma city, Okla, MAY ga
pretty home wedding took place
wednesday, afternoon at o'clock
when Miss Cora Hinchsllif daughter
Of Mr.. ana Mrs. w .. Hlnchsllfi. Of
425 East Ninth street. and Mr. james
N. Lindsey. a young business man Of
this city, were united IN marriage by
Or. W. II B, Urch. Of the First Meth
odlst church. Only relatives Of the
bride and groom and a limited mum
her OF intimate friends were invited
to the ceremony Tho bride was At
tired In charming gown Of white
airline. trimmed with fine Valeneen
mes lace and insertion and carried a
bouquet of white roses aud entered
on the arm OF her father 10 the
strains Of the wedding march played
by Miss Gladys RushmOro Immedl
atelY following tho ceremony the
guests were invited into the dining
room which was aftlstlcally decorat
ed with quantities Of American Heau'
IS roses. A huge bunch of the flow
ers occupied the center OF the table
and with their long stems were
placed dagonaliy from corner TO cor
mer on the table Candles, shaded
with red. were placed al intervals on
the plate rail forming a border Of
light about the room whore a buffet
luncheon was served The bride
donned her going away gown Of steel
gray with hat In harmony and the
happy young couple LEFT f0r an e1.
tended tour OF the principal cities Of
the west. After July they will be
at home AZ 727 East Tenth street,
where Mr., Lindsey has prepared a
homo foT DIS bride
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-28

This was Civic day with the Cam
bridge club. which met at the carne.
gle library this afternoon with full
attendance Of members, The mem
bern answered 10 roll call with ear.
rent events Of interest, Mrs. Horace
Speed made an excellent talk on
How MAY General Sanitation 80
Promoted IN Alleys and BackyardsT
She gave some helpful suggestions ID
the clubwomen to assist IN the gem
eral cleaning un movement which the
city Federation has championed this
spring. Mrs. e. J. Blnckman ably
handled the topic How TO Stimulate
Greater Pride In Well Kept Prem.
Ises." giving tome practical suggeg
ilons 10 the civic committee toward
accomplishing their cleaning up
work. Other members discussed sim
liar subjects, Much was accomplish
ed by the meeting