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business cHAhces.

N~.N.N4-~@NeN-~-~N4e~eeN ~oeesN-~~~~~~e-oNNe0
Wantsd-A lady with $3.50 a. so In
partnership with smother lady. income 81
800 monthly guaranteed. II 49, care
She Star.
For sale quick Established paying
electrical business. including fixtures ana
stock Good location. Low rent Terms.
Call r13 Pine st
Muat cell nlne-ruDm boarding house.
good location Can keep Il boardera.
ta0o tgos seventh AZ.
Must sell uine-ruum boarding house
good location Can keep "a boardefs.
100 i10s seventh as,
Team. wagon and express business,
$3.50 42t3 isth aF n. y.
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FURNISHED ROOMS
rs<-sN@@e~se-r@reesT>ee~Rr s-~sFss-fee.s-~s~Ss@s~
Tbs virginia iea mpdsta tar
tek stFEihia st I nishsd tall gutslasl
biE frsin wsstiaks raafns3 svsfYthias
az steam beat nsu free baths sua
caii bells siessts rhehss. rates from
bot and cold water tsts 20 "a seek
~ ever reesn Waihinm distances
TWE AHaEN ~Fsst EiHhfh av. n@ar
WaaftsAa av Hnw. ttaan furntshad.
steam heated Bedrooms tfaE meal
itatss ~ 80 per ae~a ttr PEE nlrht
OLYMPIC ArAhrMrsrH zee rnsnsrr
usHt fiausek nepinH faruiahrd. siHsie
pr sn aaite. o. Ga 49, slrepimN sagmte
o. SO up. free batha ffass and cheap
est close .ln Apartments tn city solQ
Western Az neaF ratur Marhst
no8LrN MurELs rafnef ssh and re.
publican 90 fu9fHfH nutsiEa Fnafns
rsussfs ran heliK Rslh phones. FMEN
IA TttH Rates tfEe usss 80. Nc
ufap street cars
and ffant room hnasrk 80 sirr
Haitra. small af large families steam
heat. some Tor WufkinKwHn. o. ana 90
ttne - ffpm Thifd A. Fea Columbia
lad ASIA
Hates N this raiuria as ! csni = ~eFa
Tea uaffs ~ esnts shsu sci close
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AGENTS WANTED.

N~y~~~~1~~~4~~~~~-N ~NNN~NN~y~~~s~
AGENTS WANTED-To aid a. supply
the dauand Tor eholca nursery stock.
outfit free cash weekly Addrsns cAFt"
TAI CITY NURSERY COMPANY. SALEM
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FUNERAL nlRrcrnna-

Hu tlftMoNrut e HoN prafasaianaI
Rifectnfs and licensed rmhaimars 1bai
tst 'pp Moore theatre both phones 30
honueg watson Co runerai nlrsrtofa
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALE
; Sssss- ~ T. y 3 80 III
rs
HELP WAN gEp--mAIE--
DoSr uE LoSEso4R
rnisrs,sts hatred aeinE sscissy. Tor re-
sssney MaaY wszitar rasnbsrs Rsf.
srunrrs gives Ana demanded. rerseaal
intFefiuetieaa Hours a ~ 20 . N.
ati. Seattle otnrs ts-tt vsndsms
Watsi ists Flrs, AZ
MANTEn Mrn anA women ~ iraFu zee
tarter tfaae csmpisie rgufse sc
WAGES PAID Nuu WHILE LEARN.
ISe uipfeuaa gtFsa. AEgsrst seheoi
NATIONAL nkuurR COLLIDE
- WAsliNHr0N sac aEArft.E
neys a. = Asss = sooS gaIiss pag.s
aswa hrrs Ca which ysa can rak. a.
mach --sr nssriy so-=as " Ysu wefssa all
hass al yssF fsrsnpens 20 rsusssif Cal
ana see Parish. ctrcaiaiipa bspt., Rsaitis
Wantsa MAJ aaa atfs Or Ga isaY q
take charge % siH room house partly
furnished Call a. Blacksmith shap for
particulars. sii ttth ., rh9ns
North Sc
SEVERAL MN WASTED tsy
waFss fn4uirs a Eagle GfoesrY. At
EFnfnn
MrN wANTEp-At COED vases fsr
nsaFly az ktnas y werE We are ppeu
sag ff 19a srrra - land See T. ~ RIM
man's manager second naar Times block
i.safu 10 operate moving picture ma
chine salary SIS 50 So wsakiy We
teach you in three works snail cost
Room ans Peoples Hank nldg
Nain ~ = i.egee aren't I'D ,sst
Faruishes az kinas q labor
eos jackson 81 aeattis wash
m abb. ket Waahinussn 81 ali
call ~ The STAR office ass seventh AZ.
be uir 10 given tNa tickets 20 the Ma
Jessie theatre free
Hafss De- this eafuun are . cent a word
Ten cords 10 csrts whom So eiosa
sever contractor So flgars "a ~ork at
g171 Minnr =
rry Ma.larys barber ssop for see
scslp iFsAtinsnt III CnlunhlA ~
Men'u see sample suits - Trarie
Room eaT a0t's Third Traders Hidn
s~sana haae oistsiHg hoaEhf sna sold
isii Pike q Msin tfft led = 1855
An prof stevens asu ns;hed Teach
&ElA ing Dancing guaranteed In pr.
AFR cate lessons Days evenings Trial
NV slways free Fourth ard fins -
SITUATIONS WANTED-mALE.
-s~s~~~-~4~s~4~-~rse~N~ NrSe~~-~~~~~~csN~N~~~N~
Experienced man wants position. isni-
fsF porter or elevator pilot. Main 1881
ms Yeaief way " 7 cela
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
~>-~J~0~~(N<~>sr~~~>-S
Two nice. clean tNu-roqm Halteas Eas
ana bath Rent SO and ttsi walking
distance 7fa2 SIKH av ilta
GRAND VIEW APARTMENTS. sop
Easfiakss strictly modern. completely fur
nish "a. z. a. a-room suites special sum nsf
rates. walking distance fef; Ind tsTs
AGENTS WANTED.
>~s~s~~~-~4~~~~N~N-N ~So~~e0~~sr-N~~-~-es~e
AGENTS WANTED-To aid a. supply
the demand Tor eholca nursery stock!
outfit tree cash weekly Addrsas CAFf-
Orrgnu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nnocn.AnA.n.nN,-e e.ne.o-n-r.ns.rNceres
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Owls rorH HOME
NorlcE no nrrLnEna


We Will Furnish yoa ihs iois we'll ioeat-
90 0n WaliinEfprt cas- Zoe. ni low
prices WNl take contracts Dr second
mortgages BOB payment
USE orr CAPITAL
COMMONWEALTH SECURITY 60
hain 1914 szi llrst Az Ind. ftzT
30 TO KIRKLAND TODAY
araffira fnnsf beautiful suburb. Hnd buy
half q dozen $50 tote $3.50 Tor siK
large Tote tnHt Hiii De w1ttn $500 each
in bus short tlmc ttt cash and 80
per month Hlii buy fhe siE Don't
walt uuiu ihng sro 900 gone aud then
rfufaafh BaarHfif with "ahhf might
have been your good fortune bat uar
Hut 30 minutes from SECOND Az Take
Madison car. Eaiehmru uu The ground
BURKE a FAHHAH oenera.
t-rsom cottage ihrrr front bali. pan
~ and hhth fuii concrete basement .tE
81. 90 Doe lG fhH clear. with laundry
tray f.ot tgti1a. if-n alley y block
from Green Lake car zs blocks from
fh'nn-r ~ gar. 20 minutes 90 rlke -
home cheap Phone RED zoo
why CHEAP HoNE
iarre attractive s-rn1m house. nice level
Joe lots VI fraif and roUefs near good
.sr Hae. oniy tgso. so cash. balance
G ) BELL E CO.
EHE Globe BLOCK
Main sass Ind J. 1891
wanted Bargains 10 acreage apd eity
property
CALDWELL REAL ESTATE CO.
eos Aot walker HldE
bargain -Four room modern house lot
c9rt0D 70 alley 81 800 Owner Phoue
hockey Main 1t1a
samuel Coiiyof. sos Lenry Building
deals ~ city property. farms and tim
bar lands LIST your property vita tim
View homes tuHf 10 suit. West seattle
fit8 cash Ouefily Home Building Co.
ftt Emnir~ RulidinF
iirfafs huyinr a home. see BAKER. f2e2
NalulHt a. York %.
WEST SEATTLE REAL ESTATE.
~e~@~era~e~ee0-~e~e~-~rN~ e-es~NNN@~l@~~N~ee-e-N
n EiefCr. west fsattie Real Estate
FNCLNHfNELf ~ Downs HidE. feb
Farona as Wafn Hastt frH rrfa
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FOR RENE



aN-NNe@sNeNeef,a sfss~rs.e-efaaesse
WEST 8 WiiEELUW GOLDMAN Wa0Ck.
luNfH lIHfa.
~ go 90 3 rma. eoH nrtirt nv. up w
pof rHHf walking distance. nppu k
elite Denny uHth bath. EaH Got W
M $1,000 tWn. iate Howell Ht W
lpwrr rIuae in private bath. sac q
W f4r .nHhiuE elrr lights VI
lit 3d. rnH. laii Denny way a
upper walking distance. paved VI
a street. sac fHr cooking Faa a
a tit 70 rWH ana @ large airnNra. a
w nt1H Lane Ht. iuHrr paved ~
HirretH. almost new. nicely at.
W RANGED, med piha. gaH. Mount "
w tiIeo rma asu b Union st W
hrHHd new very nicely arranged. a
W mod pihs sac rlou inhlr W
tuiun st eat a
W 1885, rms if0sh tih nv. "
upper desirable neiHhhnthuut. y
~ close iu private bath. uaH. riee W
hHhia broadway Pike car
W fia 8e.eh rinse aaNh 4iat ava up M
per- convenient 90 two ear Hines. a
" gee elec lights private bath. W
James 81 esf q
W See auf complete ron RENT uat vi
Rive and ah roam flats every cans
to ttaueer dquare leat Warrington
rhunr Maple ies
ttg 90 Nlre Groom modern fiat ana
bath zfge Eighth nt. neaf Westiate
M ttnf int ttf6.
Ihfer and faur fa1m maasru flats 81
% ttt would Furnish i'houe ballard
itatss iu thls column ars 5 eeu, cord
Ten words no cents
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Kedak asvsiePinE. iee fui. AM Else
tKIe snlaFRnmenta ace Jacobs Fhata
eheu arenna rnaf 3 ~ HtdE.
giri Tor general haaseaofk 81 taaf
sar Maiden aF
wldaa 10 nssa Wishes usht sasIn3 and
HrrntiuE ftG Cedar ~
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEM MALE
frartleal naEa1- mat7fuity eases. He'd
Us
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oSTEoPATHfc LICENSED
PHYSICIANS.

members National, state and County
6}Sc ,,'lT /, e 16ssss
klrEsFilr, 1893; recent post graduate
l+os Angeles PhoueE-Maln tase. resi-
denre Fnat Fee7
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FOR RENT - MISCELLANEOUS.
-~~~~@~O-~~-~s~-~s@S> ~-~y~NS~~s~N~NHsc
splendid location for Wholesale and re
tail bakery, new building owner. i2ie|
Howell 81 Main fsaf Cheap rent.
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FARMs ANo AcREAoE.

N~~No~~~eo~o~o~~Se~~eee>- e~>N~~ecs~-~~e~~~s~~
I4ob
Ona acre ~ COED rich alder iand as
uste SEQ feet hsck from the salt water
front Perpetual free use Of the beach
Fius place for summer camp Adlnins
prosperous fifflo town. one hear =
ride from Hsaffie splendid Vfrw
Graded boulevard Ia front - %. Terms
ft8 cash. balance o. per month
OLE HANSON q co
Third Pioer New York nlock
SMALL RANCH FOR RENT.
Four acres. half cleared. four.
room house. poultry house, etc !:
orchard OF apples. pears, plums.
pruncs and cherries. also small
fruits. large vegetable garden. run.
ming water and well Can be had
with fruit and garden and rent paid
to March I. 1911. for only SIS. and
for the year following for 800.
Place Is near Northrup's Landing.
Just across Lake Washington. This
Is n snap for some one. See l. J.
SPRENGLE Saturday. the 27th
inst. or see Mr. G. w Norman on
the place. half mile east OF the
landing. at once Take the steam
er at 1915 a. m. from Madison
park.
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pnYsIcIsSs
DIR. JACOB SMITH
Special practice limited to
GENfTO- URINARY AND SKIN
DISEASES.
Ga FIRST AV. OPPOSITE PIONEER
SQUARE

DIX MULLiNNIN. old and most thor
ouEh specialist In Seattle, treats all dis
eases % the nerves. throat luugs heart
stomach. liver, kidnoyA bladder. urinary
troubles. blood. skin and all contracted
disorders Gail stones removed without
operation All medicines furnished M
a. perlencc IL world wide and scientific
office IN Liberty building. corner Third
and Union ST. opposite poEtoffice rooms
.1s and 2gf. Phone Main tbaa,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-02
WANT ANOTHER CHANCE
Advocates of Local Option in
Oklahoma Circulate Peti-
ton for Election

Supporters OF the local option and
high license amendment 70 the con.
stitution which vas defeated al the
recent election have alreaGy begun
an active campaign 20 have the ques-
ton again submitted 70 the voters.
The petitions calling Tor an election
on the subject are now being prepaIs
cd and viii be circulated within a
short time. Il Is the purpose OF the
business interests hDw behind the
measure moi 10 allow the brewers and
Their alIayed interests TO write the
amendment. This will be done By
lawyers who will be instructed tC
frame measure that will not give
the saloons too much liberty.
The friends OF the railroad amend
ment which WIS also defeated at the
rccen. election are also goang to asl
~. as.1s1.er chance 10 submit Y 70 fhs
people and the petitions for this Ell
! SclIon probably win be In circulation
within the next ten days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-02
DANGEROUS
PITFALLS UN-
GUARDED

Z last evening about $50 O'Clock as
w. E. Bradley was driving home with
his wife aed Infant son, the horse
ran into trench at the crossing OF
Seventeenth street and Logan avenue
where excavation had been made for
o slree. sing. throwing Mrs.
Bradley ana nc DaDs odt ~ ~ Bus.
sy, the rear wheels OF the Dassy r'p.
Mtg over Mrs. Bradley when she feb
and again when the horse backed II
was a miracle that the child was not
killed a. It's head was between Two
OF the sp0kes In one of the wheels
when It. was picked up but the babe
was unlninred. Mrs. Bradley Is In a
delicate condition and the shock may
hurt her. otherwise she has suffered
a number OF bruises.
There was no light Of any kind al
the ternch, Il Is said, and the arc light
in the next block blinded Bradley
80 that he could not see In front OF
himself After the accident one oi
The residents Ct that part Of the city
placed a lantern so as TO prevent fur
ther accidents.
This work Is being done by G. X
Frary, under contract with the city
There have been a number OF com
plants that warning lights have no
been placed by contractors on cit
improvements.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-02
FAGE SERIOUS PROBLEM
Owing to Peculiar Conditions,
Credit of indians Has
Been Stopped

Lawton. Okla, Dec. 2.-The $500
members OF the kiowa, Comanche,
Apache and affiliated tribes OF In
disNs q nSouthwqst Oklahoma are
beng faced by what they consider
serious calamity.
They have Just been paid $40 per
capita, amounting to nearly s245,000
Inc most OF this muaey went to clear
up back indebtedness, consequently
tney have little funds remaining. Lieut.
Earnest Strecker, Indian agent at
Anadarko, in charge of these Indian
tribes. has sent out official ontice 10
the seven licensed Indian traders
that all general payments have been
discontinued This news has spread
amnog an the banks, money lenders
and merchants ard has cut off all
the credit the Indian had both with
the trader and The out9iders. The in
dividual lease money, which runs
lrcnl $50 to $400 a year, was allowed
the Indians upon written order OF the
agent at such times as Is deemed best
Even Quanah Parker was caught
short OF funds. He will shortly 30 TO
Anadarko TO consult the officers there
and see what can be done towarC
continuing the old semi-annual pa!
ment system and the direct payment
or the lease money.
Dr. J. r. Roweil Of Cache. an IN
fuencial sqHaw man, left today foI
Washington In the interest Of tn,
tribe. Quanah Will later proceed K
the national capital.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-02

Tie ',';igble will begin IN the winiei
10 sTmS a the Welluan SEEDS h"e'
where q Nitrogen gas plant IS already
lin lace. The lirsi trials woul lhon
he possible some time next sumrief
II was from these sieds that Wcllman
started IN his attempt 10 csOss the
Atlantic ocean few weeks ago lie
aerial route scheduled by 40 rn'i
|gaton company now Cow = A5S mites
the greatest single stretch le'ng from
Boston to New york. 233 miles, which
is to be made wlthost st )ps The
run from New York to the nMlona'
capital viii be interrupted by two
stops, one In the Quaker city aud an
other at Baltimore, the dlstllce be
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-02
COMMITTEE PREPARING
APPROPRIATION BILL
$4,000 for Agencies, Which
VIII Be Extended to West
eTn Oklahoma
(By Leased Wlre)

Washington, d. G., Dec 2.-fhe
house committee On Indian affairs
has delegated Chairman Burke and
Representatives Campbell Of Kansas
and Stephens OF Texas as q subcom-
mittee to prepare the Indian appro-
pratior bill The draft of the bill
now before the Committee. whlch
vas prepared by The commissioners Of
Indian affairs, contains several IN
teresting changes.
The Dawes commission Is allowed
100000 this year against S30O.OOO
las, year.
There will be on appropriation OF
100000 for the continuance OF the
Chilocco Indian school in Northwest
ern Oklahoma. Last year Represen-
tatiye Mcclure sought to have con
gress donate this school property,
amounting TO 10000 acres, to the
state Of Oklahoma for an asylum but
the Indian commission, which visited
the property this summer, finds II is
TOO valuable a gift to deed to the
state.
The appropriation Of last year Of
$4,000 for general educational pur-
poses for the Indians will not be con
tinued; in former years this "0pro-
priation was 100000 a year.
There will be appropriated as last
year. $4,000 to continue the work OF
Indian agencies, but this year the
money win be available for Western
Oklahoma as well as for the eastern
part Of the state. This means that
three agencies that were closed this
year, will be reopened next year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-02

ing 225 miles Neither Mn. Glldden
nor Mr. Vaniman has announced tho
dimensions of the proposed aerial
liner, but Il will have 10 be nearly
the same size as tle Zeppelin type
AS to speed, Il Ii likely there viii be
an attempt 70 improve on that OF the
Zeppelin, which makes forty to fifty
miles an hour, The famous German
dirgible ls AZ feet long. has ca
pacity for 10000 cubic feet OF gas and
ls equipped with motors having n
total of 40 horse power No mention
has yet been made as To the price
that will be charged for carrying
passengers between Boston and
Washington For some time, II Is eX.
pected, however that passage on tde
aerial lines viii be In the nature OF
a luxury. and tie cost Viii be several
times greater than that for the same
distance by railroad. Tickets will not
be sold on the mileage basis, that IS
certain On some OF the short trips
made by the Zeppelin passenger car
rylng dlrlgible none could get ride
for less than $50 a head, but many
paid a great deal more for a single
trip
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-02
MELVIN gRNt%4hM
O. ~, AstyENbN spEG
&sss.e fb,>A

Atlantic City, Dec According to
plans announced here, the United
States is to have It's drst intereity
air line service probably within the
next half year President Charles },
Glidden Of the Aerial Navigation com
pany of Boston has invited Melvin
vaniman, chief engineer Of the Walt
er Wellman expedition. TO submit
plans for a big dirigibe suitable for
carrying twenty passengers from
Boston TO New York. Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington. II the
plans meet with t1e approval OF the
comnanys engineers construction on
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-02
TODAY IN THE
DEPARTMENTS

Charters were issued today TO the
following corporations.
Calumet Mining and Milling Co.,
South Coifeyyille and Davis, capital
$1,000; directors. e. J Lambert Of
independence, Kansas. c. w. Hender
son, j. II. Keith and K. X Long OF
Coneyyille, Kansas. h. A. Hill and
C.. r.. Silk Of Sulphur, o. II. Lam
bert Of Okmulgee
Highnote's Commercial Detective
Agency. sapuIpa. capital $4,000; d.
rectOrs, X. r. Highnote and }. W.
Dcpp. Of sapuIpa, + Il Smith OF Keif-
er.
U-Knit Brick CO., capital S25,0OO.
directors, William Taylor Scott Bra
den. r. II. stewart Chas. w Jones
and S. Il. Harkness.
okcmal Ledge No 234. A. r. q A
~. of Okcmah TRUSTEES, John J.
Norman. S. A. Duiing George d. Haf
bison. James G. Wright and Denton
iLoyelady
First Christian church OF Whea.
! land. trustees, J II Chenoweih NJ
lM. Williams, Il. Il. Pettycord.
First Christian church Of lndiaho
ma: trustees, } A. Nixon, Homer AZ
tell. G. r.. Bull and JOS Eeaaley
East Tulsa NJ Il. church Of Tulsa
trustees, NJ. NJ Holmes. r. J. David
son, r. A. B. Wells, -. r Starr and >
lR Doolittle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-02

ria City would rather have the cap
itaI at Putnam City than not at all
and further talk was abandoned.
Looks Like A Compromise
IN committee Of the whole the
house passed House Bill No. 2, which
authorizes the governor 10 accept do-
nations or gifts Of not to exceed 80
acres Of land to be used as a capitol
site. The bill Is looked upon as a
compromise between the forces that
demand acceptance of the 1600-acre
Putnam option which the capitol com
mission last sumner accepted, and
TIE forces that demand that the state
purchase tract Of lana and proceed
TO build a capitol thereon out OF funds
derived from the sale Of public build
| ing lands.
In the senate, Senators Williams
and coffey introduced concurrent
resolution providing for the appoint
ment of two committees of FIVE mem
bers each. one from each house, who
would be empowered to receive prop
nsitions and secure options from cit
izens Of Oklahoma City upon lands,
etc, for Tire purpose of erecting a
state capitol The resolution was
tabled until Friday.
Fight on Salary Increase
The constitutionality of Senator
Franlclin's bill Increasing the salary
Of the state commissioner Of charities
from $l.5O0 to $4,000 annually, was
questioned in the senate and heat
ed colloquy ensued between Senators
Franklin and Hatchett, resulting Ia
! apologies and the postponement of
consideration of the bill until com
mittee snail make further recommen-
dation. A resolution passed the SEN
ate providing that portraits of Gov
ernor-elect Lee Cruce and Of the late
Bill Cross, secretary OF state be hung
on q wall OF the senate chamber.
lAll desks, chairs and other parapher-
MALTA belonging to the legislature,
which were brought from Guthrie
we're placed in the legislature cham
bers.
Apparently the bin. introduced by
Representative Cornell Of Custer
county. providing that the capital
shall be located in Oklahoma City
without regard to site or capital
commission, will not receive consid-
Grafton since It is the sentiment OF
a majority of the members that q
1compromise may result. according to
4. representative, in the bill providing
that Oklahoma City shall furnish a
SITE within the corporate limits
Compromises Expected Today
Both houses of the legislature adj
( iourned after brief sessions last might
without making much headway ii
consideration of the capitol bill TO
day it is practically certain that com
( promises will be made One OF those
expected is that Oklahoma City will
be asked to submit a donation propo
stion involving a donation site OF
which the state may build capito
cut of public funds. Governor Has
kell Is quoted as being willing to tla'
feature The senate from all indica
tons lacks a constitutional majorit,
for the measure as it now stands II
the house to insure the adoption O
The emergency section.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-02
ADMITS fALSIfICATIOnS
IN DIRECT TESTIMONY
Falls TO Find Letters SEM 10
Hattie La Blanc By Cana
dian Relatives

Cambridge, Miss Dec. g-When
the trial OF Hattie DeBlanc the young
Cape Breton girl charged witl the
murder OF Clarence w, Glover at
Waltham, Mass, was resumed today,
Mrs Lillian Nj. Glover widow Of the
murdered man, was questioned krisl-
~ by Mr. Johnson She was askaa
If she found letters which wefe sent
TO Hattie Leblanc by Canadian
relative which Johnson wisned 10 see.
She replied that sue had searched
for them without avail
The cross-examInation by yr Jun
son covered much OF Mrs Gloyefs
life since she came to Boston 1907
Cape Breton It dealt mInutels win
her actions and feelings on the dty
and night OF the murder and the few
days taat followed
Mr.. Jo1nson brought 0ui that airs.
Glover was twice masrie1 to Gioysr.
once IN Boston In 1880. and a sesonu
time In Providence, ten years later.
The widow said the second cefem1ay
Wis performed because she under
stood that the hrst was not legal.
She admitted several Qualifications
regarding her birthplace, and 81
name aud certain discrepancies IA
lisf testimony aad tAat given Al os.-
er hearings we're pointed out
She Sent for Leblanc Girl
She saia that she sent for Hattie
lie Blanc. who lived near Ter 0an
birthplace. clothed aud ied he. Final
ly sle found her busDanl with Hattie
and sent the gin away for week.
She took Hattie back and on tn
fateful November 20, 1909, Glover
took both women to a football game.
Mrs. Glover said she knew OF no
reason way Hattie 1t Blanc should
have shot Glover She admittul
that she had used a revolver in saoos,
ing at a target