The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-10
HiNDs TO OTHER FIELDS.
Sewers Connection With Leader to
Engage in Other Pursuits.


Because he Is one of the newspaper
makers, believing newspaper was
aud Is and must ever be an institution
more powerful than any single inter-
est and that TO make II represent q
community all concerned must give
TO IL full and undivided attention, pub
fishing the news OF the world and com
menting thereon. The Leader has re-
great in losing one who has been with
1t since the day the first state legisla-
ture convened in Oklahoma, December
1907. MIR. Kinds came 10 The Leader
with recommendation which he new
er offered 10 show, has served In al
most all newspaper making capaci-
ties, been faithful to all trusts and has
stood champion of great Demo
cratic principles. Quite recently Mr.
Kinds won law suit of some four
years duration in the high Federal
courts, which places him back into
his old field in the business world.
4 promoter, booster and writer, who
knows neither fatigue or cessation
when dnty calls. be Is preparing TO
again venture into the manufacturing
field. on an extensive and elaborate
scale. as the manufacturers of fire
proof materials. Meanwhile he will
be the editor for the booster copy OF
an edition CT the Muskogee Phoenix
and Sapulpa Light. which IS to be
issued simultaneously In October. de-
scriblpg the merits, needs and adyan-
ages OF Eastern Oklahoma. While
this work Is being completed. Colonel
Kinds will be rcorganizng and prepar
Ing q great building concern. object
TO manufacture a lireproof material
taken from the basic metals of the
state and which had attained some sue
cess prior to the misfortune of 1906
which swept Colonel IIllds from The
business arena. As he was one of a
company which drilled the seccnd oil
aud Sas well at Red Fork across the
river from Tulsa. which leases were
involved In the Hitchcock ruling, Mr..
Kinds does not start in business in
This state as novice. In coming to
Oklahoma 10 aid the candidacy of a
personal friend. establishing himself
en- The East Side, coming then to The
Leader TO eventually become a politi.
cal, telegraph and editorial writer.
he patiently awaited the court decis.
ion which will soon restore him his
business status and allow tne exercise
of his talents as an Industrial agent,
by nature an optimst who never
anails in the face OF difficulty.
AS a political writer on The Leader
especially in the scnate of the states
fist legislative session. and later in a
general capacity Mr. Kinds secured
wide acquaintance. In leaving The
Leader, 1t Is rs one of the force OF
men who strove FOR the city. the state
and the principles for which The Lead
or has always and shall always earn
ostly strive AIR. Kinds Is an earnest
positive man and holds to the tenets
CT Democracy and whose work In
Guthrie was never on the order OF
other than high regard for morals and
standing OF Oklahoma citizenship. He
leaves The Leader as It's friend aud
champion and carries with him the
highest possible regard of every mar
connected Herewith since that bleak
day in December 1907, when he first
commenced service thereon, and from
which time he has never missed the
call OF time until this hour.