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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-20
(NRS. AFTl

Washington, d G.. Oct. 20 With
the return OF Mrs TAFT 70 the whiie
house next week tho social season Of
Washington viii be opened Mrs.
Taft is expected to give number OF
brilliant entertainments during The
early season. owing to i'll health Mrs.
Taft has not played the part OF hos
tess since she became mistress OF the
white house but on rare occasions.
This season she will be assisted IN
entertaining hy her daughter Miss
Helen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-20

Nursing Mothers anu Malaria.
The Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC, drives out ma.
laria and builds up the system. For
grown people and children. SOC.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-20

Olufanf Newa)
The millions of honest people all
agree that Il has been shown that
The railroads can make sufficient rev
cnne Oh tWo.cent fare To operate
successIulls only Two men disagree
with tAem-a foreign fedegal Judge
and Joe MeNAal Rlnnlfliean cnnal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-20

itching, bleeding protrudlng or
blind piles yield to Doan's Ointment.
Chronic cases soon relieved, finally
cured. Druggists all sell 1t.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-20

Itch Itch Iteh. Scratch Scratch,
scratch the more you scratch the
Rnrse tss iIch Try Deans Ointment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-20

J sna}ose sid he weudIne gli7si
fsou ayf fonae. j hard TO lose s2ur
ealallfer2
40 not feall feplied he bride
iatlIer Il did seem thaneh Is 4 Il
vas going 10 be haE.l g one fiille, hui
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-20
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HUmoR or THs DAY
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taddlst Visitor Are YOU allowed
~ il's prison SHY cXeleise Beneficial
iarlour healthss
NoRElfG 20 es, naam liy ad-
Nce ui nt counsel have bean slip.
niHg thp gope
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Manufacturers Clearance Sale

last wea rnu 8rp X u m rarS uo
no at lan rea ~ Z
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din uAdp ii q 81 our rtar
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-20

~ ~ FIVHsH1 @ zee IIIp men hai-
'4s' But pfaY tell ne ahY does that
player keep npitHa tAe ground with
The end ol bis bat?r
fis inettlel At hef inntteutloa 10
atmseifl oh, tse worms have an
aalQgits was of eeiuine up 10 see
NO ballne ani ihaf nafaallv puts
B man opt ilii. SO re inst fana tbp,1,
Nv fNA is-.t N.i444--
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-08
HOUSE AFTERNOON

Attorney General Sargent resumed n'H
history Of the case. and quoted from
IN, decision OF the Supreme Court re-
vnrding his method Of writing as 'eh"-
ing to establish Kents presence near
the scene Of the crime, He also es'ho-
nshsd Kents presence by the testimony
of several and produced the testimony
and evidence tending to show that Kent
committed the crime
Mr. Bryant OF Ludlow discussed the
case, making n clear cut ahai!"s' anu
asked whether the House az an ACT OF
human sympathy and nothing else should
turn down the acts of the two hlShes'
courts in the state, and IN 80 uoihs
lower the courts in N" phhle eS''h
ton tie believed In Che courts anu ~
tine carrying out at it, mandates MI
Bryant read the following letter nom
Warden Lowell Of the atate ITis"hI
TT has heeR brought to my attention
that as an argument In favor OF cam
muting the sentence OF STRAY Kent now
confined In the Vermont state prison
under sentence Of death, have teen
quoted as saying that Kant was insane
and should not be hanged, visa % denV
IN the styonGeat p0sstbke teFaas that
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-08
need several bills making needed

duced several bills making needed
amendments to these laws, introduced
another This afternoon that provides
that adm. iniStrat9 executors. trus-
tees or guardians must be residents Of
the state and that if they remove
without the state their appointment
shall he revoked.
Senator Norton Of Chittenden. intro
duccd IN automobile bill which pro
vides that no automobile shall lie OPP
Grated unless # Is reg stered and that
persons shall not place tacks or nails
in the highways SO as to cause dam
age TO automobile tires
Senator Cushuan Of bennington In
troduced a lii devoting the Friday
preceding Memorial day to patriotic
exercises in the public schools and
designating as school nag days. Janu-
airy l. February 10, February r. July
4. August 1G. tho first Monday in Sep
tember THANKSGIVING day and Decem-
| Der %.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-08

have ever made any such statement.
1t is not my wish to express any opinion
in regard to what should DO done VITA
Kent. that is for others than myself ~
decide. but | deem II my duty t. der,
that have ever stated that Kent WA
or Is insane"
Mr.. Stone of Wallingford went into
general discussion of the case. speaking
at length and asking that the bill %.
killed
Mr. House of Berlin appealed TO tie
House in the name Of the pure woine,
of Vermont To Kill the bill. and leave the
responsibility with the courts Mr. I've.
of Mt. Holly spoke in favor Of the bill
Mr., Norton OF Huntington demanded til,
yeas and nays, the vote resulting yes "a
no Isl, the bill was refused a third read.
ing
SPECIAL ORDERS.
II. He--Taxing premiums paid TO non.
licensed insurance companies Mr. Amey
Of Brighton stated that a substitute bill
is in process of preparation and moved
that the bill be ordered to lie Adopted
Fl. Celebrating a bounty on hlloA
bears. Favored by Mr.. Wells Of Victory
Mr. Whitney Of Marlboro moved that thu
bill be amended making the bounty 81
instead oI NJ Aihehomeht opposed by
Mr' 'o'FF % MohtpeHer' MT fecK "'
Burlington, Mr. Ellis of Pittsneld Mr.
c,,.-nsa,- -, pocho.tar w. 'fi,,.
-, NJ ,,,a,i. -, ,,, &C.,
o., -, ,,,,.s,ar ,a,.oro, -. NJ, r,o,
It,,.i,,, ,,,o,,,,, ,- a.
( r,,.,.t1'.. 49,, a;oas,., ,a,,ordaa ,ho .r,
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-08
OFFICIAL RECORD OF DAY
SENATE-MORNING.

Called to order by the president. Devo-
tional exercises 10y the chaplain,
Senator Gordon called up II. 800 relating
to weights and measures. Senator
Archihsld offered an amendment reading
Governor shall appoint a commissioner
Of weights and me, sures' in place of
elected by General Assembly This
WAS agreed to.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
II. 37'-Rclatng to annual meeting
Milton graded school district.
H. 30-Relat.ng to inspection Of weights
and measures with proposal Of amend
ment
ON motion Of Senator Lyford, the
Senate adjourned
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-08
PITT STAMPS CM rTT"
OR LETTERS DON IT &C

Washington Dec. 5-The dead letter
office Of TIE Nostofico department Is
being overwhelmed with letters bearing
Red Cross stamps and other Christmas
or charity stamps some Of the letters
even bear stamps advertising local in
-titutions and business houses. some Of
which are directed TO foreign countries.
These are not ransmissahle in ths
malls. The placing OF such stamps on
the face OF envelope Intended for de-
livery in European countries renders the
matter unmaiable.
For domestic transmission 1t is nee
cssary that the envelope should bear
domestic POSTAGE stamps in addition to
the Christmas stamps, For transmission
20 European countries the envelope mus,
hoar the regular postage, and the Christ.
ras or charity stamp II used at all
must be affixed to the reverse side OF tho
erVelope,
IN order to prevent delay I'm thu
handling OF matter bearing such stamps
rartteu,arly during the holiday season
the covers or envelopes should bear the
| full name and address OF the sender.
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to be placed upon highway tacks, nails,
etc II irhway and bridges

to be placed upon highway tacks, nails.
etc. Highway and bridges
S 121-By Senator Cushman Of Bennins-
ton, an act in addition to No IS, acts CT
1919 designating every Friday afternoon
INN ediately preceding Memorial day be
pre-memoral day and that patriotic ser
vices to be held. To be flag days, January
/. February r. February 20, July !,
August 49, the first Monday Of September
December q and Thanksgiving day
Education.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
II, officiating to Brandon Savings
Rank e. Trust company.
II. 337-To incorporate Society of
Chevalier de Champlain with proposals Of
amendment.
KILLED.
5. S. Relating to transportation of milk
and cream.
on motion Of Senator Darling, the
Senate adjourned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-08
CONGRESS OPENS
CLOSING SESSION
Reunions of Senators and Repre-
sentatives Saddened by the
Deaths of Members.
NO BUSINESS TRANSACTED
Galleries Packed because of the
Passing of Political Power.
Champ Clark Shares Hon.
ors with Cannon.
NO BUSINESS TRANSACTED


wv, ~ ,,'7. - ,u'.',0a
- .,.,,. -.
...i.,a -. eo,,,nu, a,s.,..
no President that the legislative branch
81 the government vas ready TO proceed,
% call the ~'N- of members and 70
adjourn after adopting resolutions TO the
memory or tho"" Meirn'is Wfo had
Joined the vast laa'ority since Congress
last me-
The usual nn,'' ati1H marked II" open
Ing in bot 'At Senat" sra ForSe but
the reunion OF cd Legislative friends was
Urged with f"Gncs5 because 90 IRE heavy
toll death had taken among their num-
Der In the past f.w months ~ ccn-
sequence the senate was III session otI%
quarter hour, while the House occupied
~ minutes before SpeaNer cannon de-
:lared it adjourned until tomorrow. The
members. li1e school boys released iron
class rooi. then p'-'"i rom IN"
capitol TO face hnndin- n'W storm that
lad set in with the dawn OF the oNonin2
Say.
More than usual Interest Wos lnoni-
Tested in the opening because OF tho
passing of the balance If political power
with the end Of the session, As result
the galleries were crowded. on the floor
secretaries anr clerks. whose positions
give them the privilege Of entering the
chambers. lined the walls.
FOUR DEATHS IN SENATE
cir,o .s.o,,,. Lac. t.,,... .,... &c.,.
.o.,, 60 1884,. g., ~ ,.-,.,..,
,d,r,, :. ,,...,,..'...r. 80 ,,,.
,,,,>,,7,,,t 80 ,, o.,,,
$500, -, va, 1,a-,,.
~ ~ -. T., ,,
,aa,,r,o g., tha coa.o 49,
..,,aa 49, $780,, -. ...".,..
$50 I,,,, e.,
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-08
HOUSE-MORNING.

Devotional exercises we're conducted
by the Rev. ]. *. Williams. the repre-
senta tive from Peacham.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Martin Of Hartland. granting
the use OF Representatives Hall to
the veterans OF the Civil War Thurs
day evening, December s. Adopted on
the part Of the House.
BY Mr.. Stone OF Wallingford, EN-
towering the joint committee on the
house Of correction to visit that in
stitution ut the expense Of the state
and report by bill Or otherwise Fav-
ored by Mr., Stone, opposed BY MI
Martin OF Brookline. The resolution
was not adopted.
SPECIAL ORDER.
H. Alto commute the sentence IT
I,lroy Kent On motion Of Mr. Web
ster OF Swanton, under rule %. John
u. Spellman Of Rutland was permitted
to address the House The vote on al
lowing Mr.. Spellman chance to speak
stood 1888 to as, Mr. Spellman spoke
for an hour and then answered sew
eral questions. Mr.. Howard Of Whit
ing spoke at length in support or the
bill Aforementioned Sargent was
questioned by Mr.. Peck Of burlington
After answering these questions, the
attorney general addressed the House
II. 547-By Mr.. Tracey Of Belvidere an
act to amend section $50 Of the F. s. re
Iating to the quadrennial appraisal 10
committee on grand list.
Pending n discussion Of ", Az, on mo-
ton of MIR, Amey Of Brighten, the House
adjourned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-08
FIND WOMAN HERMIT DEAD
Rats Had Eaten Face and Hands
Bank Books Missing.

New Milford, Conn, Dec. Miss
Emily Williams, well known as a
character throughout this section. and
who for years had lived the life Of a
hermit, was found dead in her home
yesterday, sitting upright on an old sofa.
She was 20 years old. She Ind probably
been dead two days and the condition
of her hands and face showed that rats
had attacked them. She was reputed to
have wealth to the extent OF about
$1,000 one of her habits was TO carry
concealed about her person package
of bank books. but these books have
no. been found though searched fo-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-08
WATER DID MOST HARM.
Stmhborn Fire in Raymond Hotel at
AcHLort-iiamaae over $4,000.

Newport, pe0. IA, abeut $50 this
afternoon fire broke out near the man
chimney of the Raymond f!otol and Tor
time threatened Ia destroy the build
ing Vhe fire ran ia the partitions max
ing fhe FIRE ran In the partitions, max
we're used "a p large extern; ana were
very effective. large amount Of water
WAS tHrown inta the building, causing
the most damage. The building Is -FOUR
stories high and the water went through
all four floors. taxing the clustering Oft
Regular boarGurs escaped with very
little damage TO their property, The
estimated loss is placed between three
and four THOUSAND dollars, fuzzy covered
by insurance. u. w. sisco, the proprietor,
Will make the necessary repars a. soon
IL pcsssbls.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-08
CAPITAL AGAINST BONDING
MOntpeiier'a New school building
Turncd Do~sn by "a Votes.

Montpelier, Dec THE special city
meeting helc this evening to see IL tn.
city would vote TO bond tho cit, for no:
70 exceed $l00,ND for tho purpose OF
nu!!cing new high school buildirs re-
suited IN tho defeat o. The proposition.
Ont az 4 install Of 5sA votes cast, :he neca4
Tar' two-th!rda was .acSing ~ the
narrow margin OF "a. Suong speeches
in favor OF the bonding for mis- purpose
were made 10y Fred A. Eowianh and
i. \. DcHoer A half handrcd Interested
ladies were In tho soilnrlcH whiie tho
speaking and voting was IN progress.
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deaths were adopted. after which an
adjournment was taken out of respect
to the memory Of the -four men.
CHAMP CLARK IS APPiAuDED.
In the House the entrance of Repre-
sentative champ Clark of Missouri
elected as much applause as did that
Of Speaker Cannon. The face Of Mr.
Clark ~, he walked down the aisle to
his seat on the democratic side was
bright rs was the pink carnation In his
buttonhole. MI. Clark did not appear
upon the floor until after the chaplain
had ended the opcnine PRAYER.
Called to order by speaker Cannon
promptly on the stroke o. twelve. the
House remained in session long enough
only to hear a prayer ana tho roll call ;
to adopt resolutions OF sympathy on the
death of Repres entativcs Brownlow OF
Tennessee. Foulkrod of Pennsylvania
Terll @! Massachusetts and G.mor E
OF Louisiana and the members OF the
Senate who have died since the adjourn
mont of tie previous session. and to
Lave the oath OF office administered to
three new members Representa- ves
TaWncy, Caldcrhead and Clark were
named by Speaker Cannon members OF
the joint committee to call upon the
President and notify him that Congress
had assembled.
The new members who entered upon
their duties IS representatives of their
districts to-day We're John ]. Mitchell of
massachusetts TO succeed the late
! Charles .. Terrell Il. NJ Lively of Texas
| to succeed Gordon Russell, who resigned
| ~ fn.I. s,,.l<
Massey of Tennessee to succeed the late
| W z. I}rownlow.
| OF the 3sl members of the House, 3lS
answered to their names at the roll
lean.
FEW BILLS INTRODUo ED
Fewer bills and resolutions were intro.
duced In the House today than Is usua
On the opening day OF Congress There
were 80 bills for public buildings and
| resolutions.
The first presented was Il bill for the
provements in New York, introduced by
| Mr. Goulden. As an outcrop of the House
! commission investigation Of Indian con.
, tracts, Mr.. Burke of South Dakota, chair.
man of that committee. introduced q
measure requiring the approval Of Con
gresS to make valid future contracts OF
agreements made by persons with any
| Indians or Indian tribes concerning liti
| cation, or demands predicted or any CLAIM
against the United States involving Ian,
title and possession and the right to an
nuities
her measures introduced included
| ~ Mr.. Loud of Michigan, appropriatin.
Sl"ho" for completing and furnishing tn,
| crypt Of the Annapolis Naval Academ!
| chapel as permanent resting place TO
John Paul Jones; by Mr. Randall o
Texas, 70 change the dave OF opening o
congress to March A. by Mr.. Henry o
Texas, to make October ~, "Columbu
day. public holiday.
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CLUBBING LIST.

The Free Prcss and other Periodicals
The Weekly FREE PRESS cnn he oh.
tair ID In combination with other leading
periodicals at low rates 70 prevent I'M
necessary correspondence We will state
that after the subscription has begun
notice Of a charge o. address or any,
thirg concerning the receipt Of thu other
periodicals, should be sent directly to
the ONCE ~ that periodical
The Weekly FREE PRESS anc any
ono OF the following periodicals with be
rent to any one address In the United
stnte1 for cre year at the prices annexed:
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For Sore Throat, Sudden Cold and Coughs
no remedy has been discovered so power.
tul to cure as Perry Davis Painkiller. As
aLiniment it has no equal in curing Rheu.
natsm or Neuralgia. burns and bruises.
md wounds OF very description. 1t is
he chenpcs, I'd best remedy offered
% the public . )nly 35c. for big bottle,
There are other s!zes also, 25c. and 5Oc,
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Our clubbing list includes all papers
and magazin . published. Only those
most frequently asked for are printed in
our list, but others may , had on appl!-
cation,
Subscribers may have more than one
paper from this clubbing list Always
rsnd a STAMP for reply when asking
about this, as we dc all this work at no
profit IN order to accommodate our sub.
fsA A..
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HOUSE REFUSES TO SAVE
KENT FROM THE GALLOWS
Roll Call on Committing the Murderers Sentence
Resulted in 1877 Nays to "A Yeas
after Full Hearing,

aape. Gatchell. Gillette Gleason. Griffin.
Grout, Guernsey. Ham, Harrington Of
Pomfret' harrington or Shelourne' Hatch,
HILL HoIueh' f'oSioru. HOUSE iio"aro -"
LONDONDERRY hubpelh hunt oakway
jennings Jenne' johnson OF Castieton'
Johnson oil somerset Joshh' he.'ose,
Kennedy or puXpury' Nent i'aou Oh
Essex Ladd OF Worcester le"Vens' Lee
land' Lewis Lucia OF iilheSpurs' ,'oo'er
of Jay Lyman Lyon MarIowe' MARSH
Marshall Martin OF Haruand' Mason
Mattison' McCueh, McElroy' Mciean'
Miller or futhtN' Mcl'am Myers "yr'cN'
ormsoee' 'rV'S' packard rage rnrN-
hurst faic.er' I'ch' Ftrior's'' go
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loho ''ooei''' N""'"S""' '''''' ~
roy hun''H' N"SSe"' ""~ 'I' 60,
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viotor,. v-o,,,oro O.boolcr v-bitnev Of
pslarsneld vvbi+ra,. Of Iorlh,ro Whit.
man WILEY yvillie,,s or Craf,shury
Williams of Peru. Williams of peacham.
Williams of Winhall Willnar,h. Wood
run. Wright of coventry. Wright OF
Montgomery. Young Of Orwell. total. 49,.
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The bill taxing premiums paid TO non
licensed insurance companies came M
this AFTERNOON ~ special order. 1t
was again ordered I" II" because OF the
statement made 10y Mr. Amey Of Irigi-
'oh 'hd' SUBSTITUTE bil j. Ill process
% rePur"'lo''
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a,nepd,ner, and ,oss.d tho ori,Lna, hi,t
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''A'' W. 'O-' DILL
out debate the Inn en,noweriny tho ci,,
OF horhhE,oh TO bohd Tor 500" to en-
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ADOPTED IN CONCURRENCE.

was agreed to.
ADOPTED IN CONCURRENCE.
Joint resolution that use of Hall of Rep
resen'ntves be granted the evening Of
December for Use of veterans of civil
War
Joint resolution that use of Hail of Rep
r"SentattNos be GRANTED TO Amusement
committee of Senate and House some
evening 10 he decided by them later.
THIRD READING ORDERED
H. d-tclating to free transportation.
II, %s Relating to probation of pri-
soncrs.
II. &2-Frotection of muskrat and mink
II, 3A-Pr"hibiting fishing for pickcrel
IN Gilmore pond
ii, i0i-lncorporating Newport Hard
wick n Montpelier railroad
II. iteating to hunting of deer.
II. Hs Relating To posted lands
II. l52 Relating to protection of game
birds.
H. BIB Rela,ing to seining in Lake
Champlain
II l1} Rotating to charter Of Brandon
Savings H"H, g. Trust company.
H. 100 To lWcnd sections 3 and o, No
M, acts Ut 70
BILLS INTRODUCED.
$. HEY sop4to. Clark 81 Rutand, an
act ropouliuE SO. Il, acts of i9aS. relat-
Ing to appointment OF administrators.
executor, trustees. Administrators,
executors. trustees and guardians not
domicrel r. "i. state or vino remove
therefrou after appointment is hereby
repealed. Judiciary.
=. l2Q-By Senator Norton of Chitten-
deu, rolatlue to operation Of aatomobiles,
80 automobile to &c operated unless
registered. M person shall place o. cause