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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-05
RESENT OPEN
SHOP WITH
DYNAMITE
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Peoria, Ill.,, Sept, 5--Thc l.ucai
Bridge aud Iron companys large
plant In this city was completely
wrecked by dynamiters Sunday night
at l0.30 o'clock. Three terrific ex
plosions reduced the plant to ruins
and six adjacent buildings, including
three saloons, were wrecked.
Robert Gebhardt, night watchman
was seriously injured and was remov-
ed to the hospital.
Dynamiters appeared again at mid
night when two car loads OF steel
gIrders lying in the switch yards OF
East Peoria were completely demol-
ished by the explosion. The cars had
Just arrived from the pittsburg steel
works and were to be used on <se
Peoria and Pekin union bridge now
being completed The Pittsburg com.
pany Is non-union concern.
The Peoria and Peldn Union OFFER
cd reward OF $4,000 for the appre'
hension OF the dynamiters. ..
The Lucas company has been oper-
ating an open shop, but can give no
reason for the attempt TO destroy the
plant. A few weeks ago dynamiters
wrecked the large steel spans TO be
used In the new Peoria & Pekin rail-
road bridge.
While labor trouble is conceded as
the cause. the police have been un-
able to find clew
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-05
PROSPECT FOR FIGHT
AT ST. PAUL


itContlnu1, from Page l)
questions presented have phases that
are new In this country. and II is pos
sible that In their solution we may
have to attempt first one way andl
then another What wish TO cmpha-
size. however. Is that a satisfactory
conclusion can only be reache !
promptly if we avoid acrimony, impu-
tatioDs of bad faith, and political con-
troyersy.
The public domain of the govern
mcnt of the United States, including
all the ccsslons from those of the thir-
teen states that made cessions to the
United States and Including Alaska,
amounted in all TO about 100000 200
acres. or this there Is left as purely
government property outside of Al.
aska something like 7c0 100000 acres.
OF this the national forest reserves
In the United States proper embrace
lii.000. .005 acres. The rest Is large
ly mountain or arid country. offering
some opportunity for agriculture by
dry farming and by reclamation, and
containing metals as we'll as coal,
phosphates, oils and natural gas. Then
the government owns many tracts OF
land lying along the margins of the
streams that have water power, tne
use of which Is necessary in the con-
version OF the power into electricity
and its transmission.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-05
BIG MEETING
IS HELD At
''''''' Fl. SUPPLY
Special to Daily Leader,


supply Okla, sept. 1.-TWO rousinS
democratic meetings were held here
Saturday A large representation of
Northwestern Woodward county,
south Harper county and Northeast
Ellis county attended the afternoon
and evening meetings. Neil n. Gard
ner, candidate for supreme clerk in
the Democratic primaries. presided in
the afternoon. T.. t. Fulton, Demo.
cratic candidate for congress from
the Second district, delivered an able
and convincing speech In the after
noon. The might melting was presid.
ed over by p b. 2erby. Democratic
candidate for register OF deeds OF
Woodward county.
The evening speakers were c. w.
Herod, Democratic candidate for the
senate from Woods and Woodward
counties. He made hit when he
said that "the Democrat party was
bound to win. with Haskell at the
bat and Lee Cruce on deck"
r. II. Lofborrough. Judge OF the
Nineteenth judicial district. made a
pleasing talk. but not partisan one.
Several Of the Woodward county can
didates made short talks Fulton
closed tie meeting with au interest
ing talk that created much enthusiasm
The reception committee consisted
Of James Litz. B. r. Wictrict and L..
II Collier. The crowd was supplied
with lemonade. ice cream and sand
wiches. The success OF the Demo
Gratis in this section Is assured
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-05
WHO'S WHO
IN NEW YORK
BIGGEST cITY'S DIREc-
TORY is A MUSEUM
OF cURIosITIES

'kff. ~ fNftrt~stoANA ANoosJ
New York. Sept. s-The Smith tn
Il thriving as usual in the new dl
Eeclory OF Manhattan and the Bronx
which is. out today. The 1861 Smith
not to count the Smits, Smithes
-Sinstts, Smythcs. Smithys, Smlthers
Smhhleins, Smithleus, Smithleys
Smithlines. Smithsons and Smitmans
leave even the prolific Murphy ant
Ff0wn battslions far In the rear
There arc twenty-one widows name,
Mrs. Catherine Smith. The Browns
arc less than half the Smiths, will
1880. while the Joneses number onl,
s67
Many will be surprised to learn tha
there are only fourteen Persons II
this museum of curosities Still mor'
confusing Is the presence of thirty
one ChlIds, ffty.nlne Chlldses. tys
Men, six Mans, l6s Msnns aud tw,
'peOpleses There are four School
houses In the city. There is . High
man and Low contingent to t0s
number OF Sevcuty-three There arr
three Books and three Bookbindcrs'
also eleven Hacks. There are ool.
fsree Boyes 20 the twelve Yards and
three Bases. One RUM is credited
10 the town aud seventeen Balls witt
nine Bats.
Two Boo1ers And Four Sober
Beans 10 the number Of thirteen
twenty-five Dills, one Pickle and elcv
en- Frankfurters. There Is only one
CaDtine to the single Troop. Out ol
them there are tbirty-tbree Beers. twC
Dark. twerty-four Light and many
Roots. There are eighty Glasses and
only one Schooner. Eight Bcveridgcs
aro set down, besides sixteen Settlers
ten Schnapps and twenty-one Veins
Two Drinkers two Boozers. ont
Drinkwine and Drlnkwater are
among us. -Four persons at least arc
Sober. To the Home there are sey
cfal hundred Bells.
The directory records the presence
vf 1as Cranes, eight Bears. twenty
three Beavers. vcnty-nine Hogs. one
Rabbit and innumcrable VOLTS. AL
so -four miles, Hoggs. Goats, nine
Ryits. one Gait aud Cow
There are Woods and three Forests
TUfeB hoDlnS, : HNe hdNfnhf wv
Thrusbcs and three l.srks
, 7aree Dubs And Twenty Smsrts
There arc three Dubs in the city
and twenty Slna'ts. besides i1irt,
nuicts, cns Lightbody ard ten Light
foots. Fifty call themselves Ketchum
and twenty-flyc Ketcham. Ono mar
named Slow and three Sticks reside
here Two Woods. twenty Cottons
one KNIT. ono Twine. four Twists
ard one Twitcbings. Three Suiter
and Suits are also among us. as vel
~ -four SUBS, one Venus. six Mars
three Jupiters. five Stars and seven
ty-fire STAIRS
A Cheer. eleven Merrys. nineteer
Jpvs. one Care aud three Dulls, swei
the lIst
Other New Workers bar the name
Of Grim. Ham, Prcttymau, RanH
Rott. Selling, Buying, Cautaloupc
Combs, Fatt. Leans. Spare. PLUMP
Spear, Sword, Good. Better. Best, Bad
Worst. Rich and Poor Slade anC
Sunshine. MILK and Honey.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-05
RIFLE TEAM nlDE GD0l

1t was learned here today from
members Of The Oklahoma rifle team
returning from the national shooting
match at Camp Perry. Ohio, that Ad-
Iutant General Frank Canton Of OK
laboma. who commanded the Oklabo
ma team. won the national prize In
the adiutant generals revolver match.
General Canton made a possible
at 25 yards with his army revolver;
that is. bit the bulls-cyc every shot,
and AT 80 yards and rs yards made
such large scores that he easily de-
fcated all the other aJjutant gcner-
ais taking part In the match.
Another distinguished honor car
ried OFF b. the bunch OF Oklahoma
mark ymen was the national prize IN
the 300-yard individual match. slow
Gre. This was won by Private Mitch
ell Of Durant, who participated in no
other match and who was the cook
In the camp of the Oklahoma ,csm.
Mitchell attended strictly 90 his
cooking the first few DAYS Of the
match, and did so much ridiculing oil
the marks,nanship Of the ritlemeb
that they dared him with big bets and
heavy DDS to take try himself Nit
rhcll accepted their challenge, OBJ
tanned permission from Adiutant Gen
eral Canton 10 absent himself from
his cooking for Il few hours, Went
into tIe 3Oo-yard individual contest
and won the national prize. easily ne
reating his oklahoma competitors
and also winning over such marks'nen
as Capt. Casey of New York, who
once held the worlds championship
Col. Winter of Oslo. and other 'la
tlonal celebrities in rlfle-shooting cir
rlps
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-05
POLICE BUSINESS GOOD
Saturday Night apd Sunday
Offenders Gathered in
by "Coppcrs"


Police business was gpod Saturday
night and Sunday aud the collection
was the finest of the year. Eleven
sinners ornamcnted the city Jail t0is
morning.
Matte Jackson, Flora Jackson, Will
Jones, Alice Coleman. Henry Howard
aud Ora Gramlln. all moro or less col
orcd, we're pinchcd on charges OF I'M
morality or were held on suspicion
There was something Of a raid Satur.
day night on the notorious joints or
West Harrison avenue.
George W. Derfer and +. Kennedy.
white, had the fighting notion and
we're nipped before they killed any
body rhari--ss Forney was picked up
as begg ar John Haskins was pulled
Tor trespassing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-05
BOOM HARLAN FOR VACANCY
lBy Alssoclated Pross.l

Washington Sept. > one effect OF
Colonel Rooseyet's speech in criticism
of certain decisions Of the supreme
court has been to encourage the
friends of Associate Justice Harlan tu
hope that the ex-Prcsldent may urge
upon President Taft his appointment
to tho vacaut post Of chief Justice
Justice Harlan alone dissented from
the decision of the court i'm the ia
nous kDightr,case, which was made
even more renowned by. the criticisms
heaped, upon II by Colonel Roosevelt
Apart from the Wish dictated by tue
high esteem in which Justice Har'
Ian Is held, uearly every Que in Wash
ington believes that Governor Hughes
of New York will be selected as tle
successor to the late Chief Justice
Fuller
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-05
he FOUGHT THE ROBBERS

Word has just been received here
rom Hallctt telling OF the nervy way
hat W. r. Duncan. night operator Tor
be kat there, resisted an attempt
of three robbers to invade the station
ouse. He shot and probably fatally
wounded one of the men, Guy Hougn-
ton, and the two other would-be rob
hers fled ipto the night. The maraud
ers turned of the railroad switch
lights aud wber Duncan went to IN
yestigate, got the drop on him. ne
drew his gun, however. and began n'
ing.
II is believed that tais is the same
rang that last week neld up the k9ty
night man ~ Nelogany. in the lirst
county north of Hallctt. aud robbed
the depot Of sl72. Luckily for Duncan.
be suspected the Nelogany robbery
had been done by gang OF yeggs
who might attempt the same trick
somewhere else. and had prepared bim
self.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-05
HASKELL To
PUTS0ME|NTO
ROOSEVELT
Special TO Daily Leader.

Oklahoma City okla, Sept 81 With
In the next ten days Governor Has
kell will deliver an address at some
point In the state in which he win
analyze from his standpoint the char
acter OF Theodore Roosevelt This
was provoked by Mr.. Roosevelt's dec
laration of party principles at Osawat-
omie, Kas. The governor tonight gave
out the following statement.
Il have read the substance OF
Roosevelt's declaration OF party prin.
ciples at Osawatomie and the person
al thrust at me at Kansas City. | have
already had two invitations to speak
on Mr.. Roosevelt Within the next
ten DAYS, II the rush of the state cap.
itol building and other official work
permits shall cover both the propo.
stoDs In public speech. Otherwise.
II time does not permit, then through
the public press. have no views to OK
press at this time.
Roosevelt Is an enigma. He is eth.
or the greatest living American or the
most insincere man ever born. The
best men on earth may be misled into
doing the wrong things. and 1t Is ike
ly and possible that unworthy things
may be so sugarcoated as to deceive
the public. In the end the tree must
be known bv its fruit; the gorgeous
blossoms and beautiful foliage to be
thrust aside and the fruit itself tested
for the real merit
Il shall analyze Roosevelt strict
ly from the records. and those records
win leave no escape for an honest
man. except mistaken Judgment or
confidence misplaced in his advisers.
! shall analyzc the question without
malice or prejudice. always prefer
TO find every American citizen tonest
in his purpose and sincere in his I'M
dcrtaking."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-05
CORNER SELLS FOR $1,000

Oklahoma City. Okla, Sept. 5-Tbc
corner lot at Third and Broadway,
so. BY 100 feet. has been sold Trough
Scott Braien and company to d. NJ
Grant. OF Atlanta. Ga. for $4,000
There Is three story brick house
Oh the corner now, but Il probably will
be torn down shortly to make room
Tor larger and better building.
a syndicate OF Atlanta capitalists,
il Is stated, contemplate making 9th.
er and larger Investments In Oklabo-
uiha City. Grant has been in the city
for some time and is well pleased with
the outlook. He has returned to At
lanta, but will como back and bring
others with him, II is said.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-05
SLOW CANDIDATES ACTIVE.

That candidates whom the state
election board have refused certiu
Gates of nomination because they have
not filed their primary campaign eS
pense statements may bring manaa'
mus proceedings TO obtain place
for their names on The state ticket
is the opinion Of htlorney General
Vests ofiiec to George G. Campbell
Of Auadarko, today.
Campbell complains that the state
election board has refused -four candi'
dates their certificates Of nomination
bccause the said candidates cave not
flSl their expense statements. VINO
lie candidates mentioned arc, cannot
be learned.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-05
SUICIDE PACT MADE 5000

p y
PawhuEka. okla, Sept. What the
nolce believe to have been a suicide
pact was ended here Saturday with
the death Of Allen Webb, 2 full blood
Usage who shot himself IN tbe hrau
with rifle at Hominy. A few days
ago A. w. Nash drank carboic acid.
Hc viewed tho body Of Nash Return
ing home. he wrote note and was
later found dead In the note Webb
said.
Nash had trouble. He killed him.
SELF lad trouble. | saw Nash's
BODY and felt his hand | am going
~ kill myself.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-05

Mrs, Jacob Wilmert. Lincoln. ILL.,,
found her way back to perfect health.
she writes: IL suffered with Kidney
trouble and backachc and my appetite
was very poor at times. A few weeks
aso got Foley Kidney pills and gave
them fair trial They gave me
great relief, so continued till now |
ari again in perfect health. y. N.
Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-05
DISCUSSES LABOR QUESTION
lContlnued from Page ID

in promoting the progress of the wage
earners and in securing larger social
progress for humanity wherever there
is organized capital ON considerable
scale.
Il believe in the principle of or.
gsnized labor aud In the practise of
collective bargaining. net merely as a
desirable thing for the wage earncrs
but as something which has been dem
oustratcd TO be essential In the long
run to their permanent progress
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-05
METROPOLIS RECOUNT DONE
One Ballot Bax viii Be Thrown ou'
On Irregularities

Oklahoma City, Okla. Sept. THE
election muddle is about over In so
far as the recount Is concerned 1t Is
probable that the box in precinct A..
of the Fifth Oklahoma City ward, will
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-05
SAFE MEDICINE ron CHILDREN

Foley's Honey and Tar IS safe and
effective medicine for children as II
does not contain opates or harmful
drugs. Get only the genuine Folcy's
Ilouey and Tar in the yellow package.
II. n. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-05

Nptn II ue smedlclie YOU Take cures
s0tF discaYe,a tones up your system
sHs' tsapef ves' feel bnt'"r. stronger
Al more vigorous than before That
Il rbut rV'cy Kidney pills do for you
n all cases Of backachc, headache
htffuusnesg, loss of appetite. sleep
llffsassilfas md general weakness TINT Is
CAUSED Os any disorder Of the kidneys
~ l'lalier-rJ \ wallace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-05
CHURCH Of CHRIST CONVENTION
Snecial to Daily Leader.

Tulsa. Okla. Sept. More than $50
delegates from over the state as well
as distinguished visitors. are in at.
tendance at the fourth annual COZ.
vcntion of the Church Of Christ. of
Oklahoma, which opened here Monday
morning for q four days convention.
All sessions will be held IN the cost
ly and handsome Christian church Of
this city to which Rev y. w. Wicki
zer Is pastor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-05

Don't waste your money buyins
plasters when you can get bottle OF
Chanlherlain's LinimeDt for twenty
FIVE cents. A piece OF flannel damp.
encd with this liniment is superior
e. any plaster for lame back, pains
il the side and chest. and much cheap
or Sold by all dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-05
TODAY IN THE
DEPARTMENTS,

Charters were issued today as FOL
lows. fs -
r. c. Jones Cotton Co.. Cushing;
increase capital stock from $4,000 tc
$4,000
Vienna Oil and Gas CO., Tulsa: cap
ilal. $1,000: directors George G
Proobst. William y. Taylor. David NJ
l1ammat.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-05

be thrown out, as gross Irregularities
are said to have existed there. The
only effect it will have will be to
shift the nomination for. clerk OF THE
superior court from beatty to Offut..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-05
THE GRATITUDE OF
ELDERLY pEOpt r

Goes ont to whatever helps give
them ease, comfort and strength. FoL
o. kidney Pills cure kidney and blad-
der diseases promptly. and give com.
fort and relief to elderly people, N
Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-05

Prof. f. NJ. Ross, of the Ross cop
servatory of music, has returned frp,n
a months visit to points along the
Great lakes. ss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-05

4. c, FArTEN. sce,emts, !, y Il II
Guthrie. Okla, Aug y. 1910,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-05

TO ALL RAILROADS AND RAILWAYS S
OPERATING AND DOING BUSINESS
IN THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA AND
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-27

any deals with the special interests Is concerned. It is said he would be an excellent compromise candi- date as he has the friendship and confidence of both the so-cailea rad ical and conservative wings Of dem ocracy. Clark is a man Of con manding personality and physically he Is well preserved and striking in appearance. He Is one of the plaH- est men, and one of the frankest. h American politics.
 Sofa pillows, peroxide of hydrogen hoardhound drops, lemon and sugar and Jamaica ginger-these are a few of the little perquisites purchased by the senate at the expense Of the people during the past year. The purchases are recorded in the report of Senate Secretary Bennett. Sand wiched in the report between ex- tract of rose and promo seltzer is two quarts of castor oil Taking senators home after night sessions resulted in taxicab bill that would make a Broadway star envious. There is a record. Of Vice President Sherinan's automobile troubles. Every puncture is recorded with its cost as are many other things of like nature
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-27
WASTE WHICH AMOUNTS TO A
 PUBLIC SHAME
econ,inued from Page ,)

tContinned from Page t)
 since mace report in winch he showed where at least a part of tho money goes. It ocured to the ,,ay inspector to make some com parisons between the cost of articles manufactured at the different yards.
 A Is 1t. 1ingey cost s1o417 at one yard and s1s6.34 at another. Awning stanchions were s1.o0 at one yard and $3.50 at another. Dudders were s6 at one yard and s1O at another. A tiller was Si at one yard and s3 at another
 George Kibbe Turner declared in McC,ure's magazine that Of the sl30, ,0e0. 900 the navy Is costing tte nation. S40,000.000 is wasted be- cause of gigantic incompetency.
 If as speaker of the House of Representatives Champ Clark of Mis- souri gives the rigtt Of way to pro gressive legislation which has been strangled to death by the republi- cans. he will, in :he opinion of many politicians, have made a pres idential possibility out of himself. It is being talked over in the cloak rooms. and all agree that Clark's chances will not be 50 bad if he makes good as speaker. II is ar gued for the next speaker that he is unsophisticated so far as having
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-27
VANCOUVER WINS
 OVER STANFORD U.

VANCOUVER, E. C.. Dee 26.- Vancouver defeated the Stanford University rugby players today in the first Of the holiday week games by a score of 13 to G. The fed was slippery and the work was necessarily confined to the forwards Vancouver won because the mes were at home under the conditions.
 The Stanford back division did not have a chance to show it's ability and the forwards were out played most of the time
 The game was devoid of spectacu- lar features Vancouver scored in the first minute of the play. and at the end of the first half was in the lead s to 3. The play in the last half was more evenly bal anced. Both teams went over a try but Stanford was unable to convert.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-27
cHalsTsAs TuRkEYs-TovREA's
vAcATaoN IS OVER.

The Copper Queen mine holiday vacation eads today when the morn ing sAift goes on- The night shift has been o6 since Friday morning and will go hack tonight. So many men 0f sf one time gave the city a sart3cslsriy lively appearance al- though the greater part of the bust ness houses were closed for Sunday and Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-27
,o.n essNNsnsTAHL DIES.

,onn Rrennenstahl. of Lowell a-os
 -,.,, of miners consumption ahc ;,,a -an,sins were taken to the ,1aa I rndertaking pariors. He hAu M tssn shift boss at the Junctioa inine no for r some time and short tune sso '.o .oi law of hopina to improve his ,oo,,s so He became somewhat De.se, and against the instructions ',.z o- m rbvsicians M went back to hbs wo,n aTe =, .p',,,.onnd pns His old troultle cs.Le ,..,7 - =, him and his condition lo. tbe past two weeks Fap'eis dsstb worse unti, il resulted M HID vest erday.