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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-09
New York Produce.

NEW YORK. Aug S.-Butter firmer;
creamery specials. s9@29ic; extras. 2s@
2Sic; thirds TO firsts. 2im2Ic: state dairy.
common TO finest, 22@27ac; process, sec
ond to special. 22m25lc; western factory.
22@22lc; western imitation creamery. "a
d25c.
Cheese [lrm: state whole milk special,
l56l6gc: do fancy. l4lc; do average prime,
l4Mlilc: do fair TO good. 12l@lSlc; do
common. 9s@ll2c, skins. full TO special.
29@124c.
Eggs firner; fresh gatherd, extra firsts,
GOA &c: firsts, 1SA@l9lc; seconds, log
l7lc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-09
Total sales for the day. S77:2o
Visible Grain Supply.

NEW YORK. Aug. S.-The visible sup
oI,, ~ grain in the United states Satur-
day G August 6. as computed by ,olou,s the New
York produce 9s eXchansg was as
1'f.oiy Corn s.7OS, 900 bushels decrease, $4,000
bushels. nm x.,,,,.. a,,-o,so 11e mn
Rve' 2s1, 900 bushels; decrease. 12'ooo
bushels. ,po,s. aocroose o5a nm
The produce exchange estimate OF the the
dS,hia suppIy OF wheat III Canada VIII
NOT he issued until tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-09
Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. S.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. $4,000. market, steady; native
steers, SO 50mS.00. cows and heifers, 81. %
$3.50: stockers and feeders, SO 50M4.o0, 4,
bulls. S3.00@ 4 .00k calves, S3,T5@7.00:
western steers, s4.00@7.20; western cows.
25O@4.50.
Hoes-Rcceipts, 5000, market, 10c nigh
er; bulk of sales sS.10GS.4o; heavy, IS. 90
@S25; packers and butchers. SS,10@S.45;
light SIS 30mS.50,
Sheep-Receipts. 5000: market, steady;
muttons, $3.75ma50, lambs. s6.25@7o0;
fed wethers and yearlings, s3.50@@5.0o,
fed western ewes. S3.00@4,50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-09
New Work Flour and Grain.

NEW YORK, Aug, S,-Flour quiet and
,'ar 10 erect sales Receipts 10. 45i bar
S Tcis shipments 400 ,11et,nIrs barrels No red.
. W W., oIoyntor and $l077 fob; No. !
Sor,horm, = Uyf m sl.2b3 fob. Prices were easier
IN the wheat market due to disappoln tins
cablo largo reeepts Snd cIosinr NuGaio 70 gg 9
lonsSI Iower. pUs september closed s1.o7s: De
nes t'.r closed S110s. Receipts $1,000
Sushcls. shipments 1858 bushels,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-09
EXCURSION EAST.

Chicago and return, 5000; st. Paul
and Minneapolis and return, $500,
Dates of sale, August 4, 16 and II, Sep
temper Ia and %. Final return limit
October 81. Diverse routes via the Chi
particulars address C. A. Walker, Gen
eral Agent, IS West Second South street
Salt Lake CITY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-09
Omaha,
ON A III A

OMAHA. Aug. S,-Cattle-Receipts,
$500; market. steady: native steers S4.75
ern steers, s3.5O@6.25; range COWS and
heifers, S2.7o@i6o; Gamers, S2.25@S.25;
stockers and feeders. SS.oo@5.65: calves.
s3.5O66.50; bulls. stays. etc. I3,25@5.2o.
Hocs-Receipts 1900; market. 10G15c
higher; heavy. s7.60@795; mixed, $500
500: light. Ss.00@s.35; pigs. ST.00@S.0o;
bulk of sales. s7.7o@S.oo.
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000 market. steady
to 10c lower; yearlings, s4.50@5 30; weth-
crs. sa,5OS4 %; ewes, $3,oo@4.oO; lambs.
s6.00@7,00.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-09
Dairy Produce.


CHICAGO. AVE- s dsiriss S;Essttsr@steady; ss@sss
cryt,,,oI S.,r9UE UEirnn: receipts, 7462; at mark.
ooses included. 1o@l4c; firsts, l7c' prime
frsts, 1So. s,;s,o. ,5s@tsac.
swins, IL l4a@a4sc' Sorna 1sSl@ISc. STSIS ''"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-09
St. Joseph.
special to The Tribun

Special 20 Tic JrIDUne,
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. Aug. s.
Sheep. receipts 1000; prospects steady:
Idaho-Utah lambs s6;0o@7,1o; Idaho
Utah feeder lambs, s5.6O@6,20; Idaho
Utah yearlings, S4.50@5,30; Idaho Utah
wethers. $360m4,G0; Idaho-Utah feeder
wethers, SS.5o@A00; Idaho-Utah ewes.
s3.25m460.
Cattle-Receipts $500; prospects steady
to strong; Colorado Wyoming steers.
s450@625; Colorado Wyoming cows. Sc 90
Mi75; Colorado Wyoming Gamers, So 10
m3.50; Colorado Wyoming feeders, 50. esq
IN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-09
New York Sugar.

NEW YORK, Aug. s.-Raw sugar firm;
muscovado. SO test, $3.50; centrifugal. 90
test s4a6. molascs sugar. SO test, 1851
refined dfict: crushed. S5.S5; granulated.
$5.l5; powdered. S5,25.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-09
Treasury Statement.
New York Money.

NEW YORK. Aug. s.-Close:
Prime mercantile paper, osWo per
cent. ,,
Sterling exchange firm, with actuai
business in bankers bills at 81 SO Som
4 SO. 90 for sixty-day bills and at 97.so''V
for demand.
Commercial bills, 81 S29@4.s34.
Bar silver. 53c; Mexican dollars. 4fc,
Government bonds steady, railroad
Money on call easy. 1a@1l per cent; !;
ruling rate II per cent; closing DID, ~
per cent; offered at j. per cent s;...,,
Time loans steady and dull, Tor savs si%.y
S9aI per cent: for six months, 49@5 per
cent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-09

SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL STATE
>, ment for the year ending pecsmR1sr ss,,,1
delphia Life Insurance company.
pany: The Philadelphia Life Insurance
Co.. Philadelphia Pa
Name OF president, A. j. Maloncy.
Name of secretary, VIM. II. Hubbard.
The amount OF It's capital
stock is tauthorized) ......$ 1000. 900 90
stock paid up is ......... $50. 800 90
Tho mount Of It's assets is. 1882, ,S3S, SO
The amount OF its liabilities
(including capitaD is.... 1.7s9.SI4.15
The amount or its income
during the preceding cal
The amount of its expendi-
calendar year ............ 4ss,32o sS
The amount Of losses paid
during the preceding cal
The amount OF risks written
during the year. 49,, 4,480.976 90
The amount Of risks In force
at the end Of the year.. 20.250. .914. 90
state OF Utah, office OF the commits
soner OF insurance-ss.
l. George e. Squires, commissioner OF
insurance OF the state OF Utah. do here
by certify that the above named insur-
ance company has filed In my office
detailed statement OF its condition, from
been prepared. and that the said com
peny has in all other respects complied
with the laws Of the state relating to
insurance.
| to set my hand and affixed the seal OF
| the insurance department this 26th day
| OF July. A. D. 1910.
| (SeaD Commissioner.
| BY Willard Done. o313
NOTICE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-09
Tribune Want Ads.

Bell Main 5000. Independent $50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-09
ST. Louis Wool.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. s.-Wool. steady; me me-
dunn grades, combtng and clothing. zz9M
24sc: light fine, 19@2lc; heavy hhe' 10"
l15c: tub washed. 25@33c.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-03

Dem @rabe. Srobbem bin i9 NOD
unseipib bariiber, auf ipel1e @eife ih
gum 3iele fommen tperbe. Dor gle<
Tia fam ih MIDI troy lneiner entftel<
lenben Maste niht gut perf0nlih aeiz
gen; id muB fiirhten, ibr MtBtrauen
gu erregen; fie bat mir in Sent ais
Qdnbsmann hires peritprbenen @dtten
eine gr0Bere Mufmerfiumfeit gefbenft.
Nnbers lift es nit 8afI. Gr bat mid
ME fonberli9 bea1tet unb biirfte mid
fhtperfih tpiebererfennen. Wlit @dez
cone baben sic iibrigens redt ges
babt; er geb0rt ebenfalls su ben 0er<
rdtbern, nit benen mir friiber pber
fpdter dbrednen miiKen. Da i1 tim,
Die er mir, p6l1ig unbefarnt, 70 fdnn
es nidt fdtper fetn, iid inn gu ndz
bern, ntr erforberu bic Durberettun>
gen 3ett. SSrt metnem ndhiten 8e1
ridte Musfiibrfi9eres. Marten Sic,
bite, benfelben ab, ebe sic na1 3ii<
ri9, 2Dnbon unb Petersburg Mels
bung erifatter.
MHoreas WaIiilt."
(sortiebung foIgt.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-03
(Sortiebung foIgt.)

(Sortiebung foIgt.)
Die Sapaner baben 1nferer Megies
rung 1000 &irihbGume ge1nenft, bon
oenen piele in Der Ndbe oes Rapitols
in Mafbinston ansepflanat fperoen
1rllen. 0ermutlin ipollen iie baz
burd bic alleemein perbreitete 2ln<
ftbt tpiberlesen, baB nit ben Sapa>
nern niat gut airideneiIen 1T.
Sm Wiiraburser 2otalanaeiser finz
BET iih folsenbe Mnaeige: r@6Dnes
8ereinsaimmer nit alapier go perf.
fafeno) nod etnise Sage in Der Wohe
.frei gntIeblth. oa miro auf ibm
ettpo mandmal fed8isbdnois sefpielta
Die @ersangenbeit lit bic Mutter
Der 3ufunft, aber Die @egentpart muB
eiae CUTE 9oubernunte. iein, tpenn bas
&inb tii6tis tperben 5oll.
Sie 8raunf9peiger Neueiten Nahz
riGten teilen in geo. 291 aus 6arbfe
NIT: rOie ouf Der 9emeinbeflur abge=
baltene 5elbjaso ersab als Strede 80
9aien, oie aud i'm 8priabre Bel Der
Sagb erlegt tparen." Den nngliidli=
der 6a5en tpuroe tpobl mad Der pprz
iabrisen Sasb in etnem &rantenbauie
nr6mals Oel auf bic 2ampe gegpi7en.
Nnn baben fie aber bod baran glaus
ben miifeu.
Gin syranspfe lit in einem Duell in
paris berlebt tporben; eine 1ol9e grobe
5abrldfiisteit fOllte ftrens beftraft
tperben.
gs liest Elm @tiid @elbftadtuna
unb Mhtuns bor ben Mitmenihen bas
rim, bab man ettpas auf iein Meuberes
bdlt, obne auf5ufallen.
Mus benz Briefe elmer Strobpittpe
an tbren Gatten: Gum G1lub teile id6
Dir mod nit, oaB mir alle qe1uno
finb. aarlden bat tpieoer Elm 3dbn.
den befomrnen. 9asfelbe aud, BON
Dir boffenb. berbleibe icb Define DID
innig lieben6e Grtma.
Siinef baben bic Ieip gorter 9ans
fen $24O, 100000 an Dibioenben aus=
heoablt. Das ift allerbinss pro|peri<
tat - fir bic Mttiondre.
ST. X
9(lfo oie gberofee Snbianer tpollen
Minbel bon Onfef Som bleiben unb
bonten fir bic 8iirserrehte. Die
5dlaumeier! Da brau9en fie aidt 3u
|arbetten.
Sm Mmtsblatt @liidauf CIR. $3.50
|tpirb iiber Die Gntftebung Der Gteins
fpble i'm plauenf1en @runb bebalp.
tet: .Man bat fih iebt allgenein aut
bic Mnnuhme geeinigt, bab iih iebe
edte SteintOble aug benz 9pmnus ges
bilbet bat" Daau idreibf BET 8erli.
ner ulf: Mir fennen ben 6pmnus:
Der Gott. Der Gilen tpaAfen lieBD.
aber teinen 9Dmnus nit oem Werfe:
Der @Dtt, bef ehte puuenf1e Gieins
|foble ipadfen lieB.1
glieola Sesla bat tpieoer einmaI cine
Grfinbnns gemaht. gr min ndmlteh
bic brdbtloie elettrifhe 9eleuhtunq
|gefunoen baben. Gs lit r1ur merit
|ipiirotg, baB man Bel ben EesIdfmen
grfinbuneen INNER 1ur bic Mnfiin1is
|gung bort unb fOnit nihts mebr.
Gin ebtes 6er5 Bat Elm berf6pieqs.
nss 9fOrtlsin, aber feine Dliigeltiirsn.
profeiIOr Der gbtnl1s:: ,ssn ipeld,er
Werbinbung l6ft ii6 IoIb am ra5t6es
ltsn ,nuf 81 4Srer: sllnbsbingt III
Der ebsIinen.1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-03

fpielenb atpifden feinen Jineern be-
fpest bate, pon iid. 9luf feiner @tirn
erf1ien Elm bunfelrotber Sled. Gr
blidte ni9t auf, tpdbrenb er nit barr
ter unb flansIofer @timme eripiberte:
Rein. Wir ipollen aud fiinftigbtn
ben 8erbreher ME anbers nennen, als
Grid Garber. @etnen ebrli1en Na=
men bat er beripirft. Der Mann lit
meines 8aters erfseborener @pbn,
mein 8ruber. Nun ptfTen sic, Scr.
Dalton, parum icb ibn ben @eri1ten
ent3ieben unb alletn auf bic Wege bes
@uten auriidfiibren nill."
Die 9lueen Scr. Daltons pergrDz
Berten ii6 uno auf feinem MntliB
matte fih Der Musbrud zines unsez
'beuren grItaunens ab. Mber fpie bas
san5e 8enebmen bteIes Mannes, 10
mar au9 iein grftaunen erbeu9elt,
benn in Wubrbeit ipuBte er Idnsit,
baB Grid @aroer nit feinem pirfz
liden Ramen Grid bon Suburs bieb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-03

baB Grid @arber nit ieinem ipirf=
lt6en Namen Grid bon Snburg bteb.
Wenise Stunben 1pdter betrat Mr.
Dalton Das ibm anseipieiene 3immer,
nm fid CUR Hnbe au beseben.
Gr ialoB bic sbiir binter ii6 ab
unb leu9tete bann nit Der 2anpe
burd bas 9emah tpobei er aud ni9t
Derfeblte, binter bic 5eniterporbdnse,
unter Sofa unb 8ett unb ioear in
bic Sdrdnte gu fhauen. Mr. Dalton
mubte speifellos, trobbem er Mit=
>gfieb Der enslif4en poliaet mar, eine
Gngitlihe Iatur fein.
Ia9bem er iid NIT GROCER Sors=
falt iiberaeust bate, baB er ii9 alIein
i'm 3immer befano, lieB er bic Rou=
leaur por ben 5enitern nieber unb
psritopfte bas SdliiKellod nit einem
@tiid9en 3eitunsspapier. Damn
iteute er iid ld4elnben @efdts Dor
ben sroBen 9piesel, nidte fi9 ielbit
freunbli9 gu unb rib ii9 NIT einem
Stud Die 9aare bonn aopfe. Die
blonbe 5iille auf bem Sdupte bes eff
rentpertben Mr. Dalton mar nGmlib
ni4ts anberes, als cine borSiigli9 gez
arbeitete perriide, unter Der fur3ge=
I9nittenes bellbraunes Sadr gum
@orI9ein fam. Sm gleiden Moment,
ba Der feltIame Oetettip bic Metaz
marpbofe bDrgenomn1en, perGnberte
iid audi blisartis Der Musbrud feines
@eii9tes. Der ba ppr benz Spiegel
itanb, bas mar ni9t mebr Der pbleg=
matii9e gnsldnber nit benz elei9=
siiltisen @eii6t, fonbern Elm Menf9
nit liitig perf9mibten 3iisen, nit eli
nem MntliB poll brutaler 5re1beit,
raffinirter 8erfdlaeenheit unb tiidi=
ider 9interlift, bas mar nieht mebr
Scr. Dalton, Mitslieb Der enslifden
ariminalpoliaei, fonoern 9lnbreas
Waiiili @iorsietpitid, Der Mnarbift,
Der Mbaeianbte Der @ettion Genf!
Cine luftige Melobie Ieiie por ii9
bin pfeifenb. trat er an feinen Softer,
Offnete ibn unb entnabm ibm aund9it
etnen tparmsefiitterten @9lafrod, in
ben er ii6 bebaslih einbiillte. 9ier=
auf legte er cine sleidfans bem aof=
fer, unb aipar einem gebeimen Sahe
beiIelben entnommene Briefmappe
aus fdparaem 2eber auf ben Slid,
ftellte Elm fleines Neiietintenfab ba=
neben unb nabm plab. gr aiinbete
iih cine 3isarre an, nabm papier
unb 6eber bernor, iiberleste einige Mi=
nuten, ipdbrenb er bic Rau1polfen
feiner, benz Oufte na1 ni9t aus elmer
italienif9en Resiefabrtt Hammenben
3isarre in Ninseln in bic 2uft itieb,
unb besann Johann einen Brief 5u
entperfen.
Dieies Shreiben lautete:
rMein gutter 6raneois!
BIS iebt alIes sliidlid dbselaufen,
sic f0nnen ni9t lnebr berldngen!
8aiil fdeint allerbings sdnalid aus
Neapel perf1punben au iein, tpenig=
items babe i9 i'm Bis iebt nidt anf=
finben t0nnen; bafiir babe icb Bel
9errn bon Snburg einen um 10 gr0z
beren Gieg baponsetrasen. Saburg
Lift in Der gbatN Der Bruber anferes
If9mer3lid DermiBten Grid, unb bic
In feinem 9aufe lebenbe MiB 2upo
| III Mdhrbeit bic Ghfpefer bes Grben
2ieitmdnns. 8ei beiben fiibrte ih
mid Der Werabrebung gemdB ais
Rriininulbeamter Der 2onboner polt=
3eibebDrbe anf Grunb ber BON pietro
tabelOs bergeitellten 2esitimationen
Elm unb er5dblte ibnen bas porbereitete
MlGrhen. Das Nefultat iibertraf nod
neine Grtpartllngen. sSnburg BAT
mid fiir feinen priDatbienft atpeds
9luflumung Grisbs eilgngirt unb mir
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-03

Die Sapaner baben ,lnferer Megies
runs 1000 &iridbdume sef9enft, BON
oenen piele in ber NGbe oes Rapitols
in Mafbinston ansepflan5t iperoen
frllen. 8ermutli1 tpollen iie bas
burd bic olleemein perbreitete Mnz
iibt tpiberlesen, baB nit ben sSapaz
nern nidt gut atridenefen lit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-03

Gin eAtes 6er5 bat Elm perfhnieas.
nes pfOrtlein, aber feine GIiigeltiiren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-03

prcfeTOr Der gbentls: rsy,l ipeldhtr
Werbinbung l0it iib UOlb am roid6ss
itsls rnaf2 ASrer: sllnbsbin0t III
Der e6sIinsn.1 "
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-03

glieola Sesla bat tpieber einmaI cine
Grfinbnns gemuht. gr min nGmIth
bic brabtloie elettrifhe 9eleuhtunq
gefunben baben. Gs lit rlur merit
ipiirbig, bdB man Bel ben EesIdfhen
Grfinbunee1 INNER pur bic Mnfiin1is
gnng bort iinb fOnit nibts mebr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-03

Sm Miir5burser 2otalanaeiger fi1z
BET fih folsenbe Mnaeise: r@dDnes
8eretnsaimmer nit alabier go perf.
fdiieno) nod einige Sage in Der Wode
frei gntfeblth. oa miro auf ibm
ettpa mandmal fe9aisbdnbig eefpielt2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-03

Die @ersangenbeit lit bic Mutter
Der 3ufunft, aber Die gegentpart muB
ei,e CUTE Goubernante fein, tpenn bas
&inb tii6tis tperben 5olI.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-24
Rsllevs surTER FAMINE
VIII Seek To Remove the Ten Cents
A Poand Tax on Butterine

Washington. Dec. 2l-The Demo
Gratis who have been advocating the
pfo-oleomargarIne Legislation expect
80 secure passage OF some general
3neasufe along that line at the next
fpngfess, when their party viii be in
control.
The various bills designed either to
miaImIze or repeal the tax on oleo-
margarine. which now is ten cents II
colQred and one-quarter of one cent
Il unsolored. were taken up by the
house committee on agriculture dur
ing the last session OF congress and
number OF hearings were held at
which Representative Burleson OF
Texas and others, who have introduc-
cd measures aud other parties inter
ested voiced their views. The com
aittee, however, reached no conclu-
sion. There has been no disposition
80 far 10 take up the matter again
and several members favorable tC
such legislation have eyinced theil
readiness to waive any further pro
ceedings until the next congress.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-24
NEW BASEBALL LEAGUE
Plans Forming for an Crgani.
zation of oklahoma and
Kansas Towns

With all factions pacified and the
dove of peace lowering low, the West
ern Baseball association IS destined
20 start its season OF 1911 most aus
piciousy, but Il will be without Guth-
rie as member. for this town is out
CT the association for good. The first
permanent step towards the fornla-
tion Of the new league was talIer at
Joplin this week when the magnates
an promoters CT boli the Western
association and the proposed South
~ stern league held meeting which
resulted in the rehabilitation OF the
former and the elimination OF the lat
ter and the fermag of new West
ern association TO include the follow
ing towns independence, with How
ard Price at the head: Coffeyyille.
nan. with Meyers Grcss: Joplin. with
Tom HAYDEN. Springfield. Mo, with
LasiT Milton. TIL sa. with ]. H. Shaw
Sapulpa. with II. Y Miller: Muskcgee.
with l.. L. Galbreth. Fl. Smith, Ark.
with A. s. Briggs.
Thus will Guthrie be left out OF the
associ3'en and the " shes Of the
.9cal clubs backcrs granted. for they
could see f3th'ng but financial loss
in league With such long jumps as
either the old or the present associ-
alton contain. Guthrie viii now have
a chance 10 get into the league which
has beel talked so much OF by the
ether towns in Western Oklahoma. to
be composed Of six or eight towns
from the following. Shawnee. Eaid.
Chickasha. Ponca City, El Reno, Black
well s Guthrie in Oklahoma. and
Aekan as city and Winfield, in Kan
sss A class D league, with a salary
lml ai-bont $500 exclusive of the
manager. would be a paying propo-
s'ton ana 2 sHeiess r every way and
the class OF baseball plenty fast
eneleh at all times. as the league
would be composed Of ambitious young
stars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-24
STATE UNIVERSITY NOTES

Being able to find the law Is fully
as important as being able to ex-
pound it as any practitioner will as
sure the beginner. For this reason
the visit OF Prof. r. A. DAILY of Chi
cago, to the Oklahoma University
Law school is of the utmost import
ant to the future barristers enrolled
there Prof Daily makes 1t his busi-
ness 20 be able to find the law, ana
all the law on 4 given point on short
notice. and so expert has he become
that he seems TO work with CELEBRITY
Of a magician. He visits the big law
schools of the country In the inter-
csts of the West Publishing company.
His nine lectures before the students
Of the state university was TO ac-
quaint them with the best methods
of finding the law. They were at
tended By the law students in a body.
Prof. Dalv is not only an educator.
orator and prolific writer on legal
subjects but poet of some reputa-
tion as well. One of his poems which
ne gayc III chapel flirlfe' much ap
plause from the student body.
n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-24
FREEHO[DERS
NAMED At 4
MASS MEETING
NonlbARrlsAN cAfaER-
ING sELhcTs MEN TO
PREPARE CHARTER

Commission form OF government
will soon be reality IA. Guthrie.
Seven 10 eight ont OF every ten tax
payers favor this form OF government
and after two trials at the polls the
plan Ii going TO win on the third
trial Selfish interests or scheming
politicians cannot balk the popular
will any longer,
Last night at the district court
room ? lonslng non-parnsan niass
meeting was held The meeting was
large representative AMI enthl lastic.
II was the sense OF the gathering that
there be no more "flukes or dilly-
dallying The meeting proceeded TO
business, a ticket OF freeholders un-
der the prop6-ed charter election was
selected. consisting of five Republic
sans and FIVE Democrats ~ well
known in Guthrie and representing al
most every walk OF life. E. II. Fur
raw acted as chairman, and A. A.
sLeer as secretary. ana a commit, 3.
foomposed OF h. i. 0berholzer, w. III.
Mitchell and will Chappel, RepuD-
Leans, and H +. Derwin, j. M. Brooks
aud q. Brown. Democrats, was named
10 select nominees for freeholders.
Hhe committee reported the following
names First ward. n. d. Mckinley,
H.: ]. D. Burke. ~. Second ward, Is.
w Pulse, r.; William Shearer -.
Third ward. H. ". Furrow, r.; j. NJ.
Brooks, d.; Fourth ward, Andy
Aioofinon, r.; P. r. Finch. D.: Iitth
ward, Belt Billings. r.; J. W. Brodie.
p The committee further recon-
1iiended, That the ticket be designat-
ed the citizens non-partisan ticket
sind fuitner thas the emblem. Justice
balancing scales be adopted as the
device on the ticket
= The report OF the commiuee was
unanimously adopted
: Knockers were not tolerated The
15ckst was ratified aud number o.
aaon-partisaDs speeches We're made.
Guthrie has felt the effects of partl-
ran politics: il has suffered from
Knockers and windbags long enough;
:5the time to save 4Gu,nrle and make It
feGreatef tiuthfic' is al hand
The meeting was most auspicious
and universal approval IL giving the
selections made by sne taxpayers to-
day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-24
NOTICE

In order to accommodate patrons of
the postofice who are expecting
Christmas packages and who desire to
receive them before Christmas day,
arrangements have been made to have
the carrier windows open from r. m.
to 6 p. m. on Saturday evening, Decem-
Der "a.
On Sunday December 25. the office
will be open from $3.50 a, m. to a. M.
On Monday December 26, the city
carriers viii make one delivery of
mnl In the morning
J The rural carriers will deliver mall
as usual on Monday.
w. ~ Mccoy. Postmaster
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-24
LOOKS LIKE PLAN TO LOOT
Panama Government Warned Against
Foreign Syndicate

Washington, Dec. 2i-In answer TO
an inquiry by the state department
as Ia the exact effect of recent legis.
laiion IN Panama regarding foreign
ownership of lands In the republic
II is learned that the decree simply
removes a prohibition upon the hold.
ing Of Panama lands by aliens whose
governments do not permit Pana-
manians 10 hold lands in their coun-
tries. AS many of the American
states prohibit aliens land lordshlp,
Americans would, under the old law
be Unable to secure title lands IN
Panama, a situation which is met by
the new legislation There is no in
formation IN the state department to
indicate the. existence of plan for
tie Wholesale acquisition of lands II
Panama nv foreigners The depart
ment however, .hhs) NOT Hailed 10. Jet
Al be kpowp to the goyernmeM NJ
Pahahh tliat w woiiBIxsieAG wltht{e
grot any wholesale and inconsderslte
disposal of the timber lands in tho
republic TO foreign syndicates. The
objection is based upon sound public
policy, having regard not only for
the best interests of Panama but OF
possible serious injury to the Pana.
ma canal resulting from the defor-
estatlon OF the country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-24
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