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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-01
Gn folosfal Jnoianer.
sseStatue.
sfal relics '<SnOieilinaen til
geelD t-f.
So Gcnts fra bOcr y .Jianer, cen
Sent ira en6ber anocn.

3 Gag oil Ser beege aongres.
iens Snie / 8aibington bIipe frem.
lagt 5orilag ON paa gfeip Dorfs
SouneplaOs at reiie en- foIosial
Statue al Den noroamerifonife sSn.
6ianer Oct er Heprpientant SO.
iepb o. @ouloen og Senator
@bnmep SO. 9epep ira gteip gorf,
Der frenfommer meo 5orilo9et, iom
iornoiptter, at Statuen ifal relies
uoen 9efoitning for oe 8orene0e
Staters Hegering al GoOman 8a.
namofer. g}en Dorf Gitp, oo andre
paa en- 5oreneoe Staters Heeroa.
tion ue0 9Snoieilingen til Stem Oorf
iom ct Dfin0e ON georOomerifas
eSn6inner. 5oriIaget beitenmer oi.
oere, at Der ifol 0annes en- aomni5-
iion, iom ifol beItoo al Senntsbi.
bliotefets 5ormano, 9iepreientant.
bus6ibIiotefets 6ornano. Stots..
arigs-, Narine-, Snoenrigs- og
SuititsminiItrene og 9tobert Is. Og.
Den ira gieiu 9orf, og oenne aom-
mission ifnl nere 6emnnoieet til
neiere at beItemme Steoet, boor
Statuen ifoI relies, iaa bel iom til
OF esre llofoIt til Stotuen og foa
6en lnoet.
0ette 5oriIng er 6rl9ten al EN-
Senltilling, iom nppnte Hoomon
@onamafer gioroe peo en- Dinner,
iom | iSior Wai aaoes gsem Dorf
til ggre for BEN bersrte inoionife
Scout Sol. Goop. Soeen ON At
reiie en- Stotue al en- Snbinner, Der
meo uoitrnfte 9lrne bpoer @eIfon-
men, ueo Eorten til ben me Der.
oen mootoaes meo iaaonn 8egei-
itring siebIiffeIig, at 8orila9et re
meliguis oil ms0e enitemmig lin.
oeritsttelie
Sfsnt oct life enonu er 6eilnttet.
bporleoes Miolerne iii at reiie Sto.
titen ior, ifnl tilpeiebringes, iaa
penter man, at ben pil 6libe ct no.
tionalt Wonunent til fortiat Winoe
ON oe Ferite 9lmerifnnere, og Der
pil bGbe giOet enboer, iom enifer
oet, 2eilig6e6 til at gipe ct 9ibrag.
Wan bar beregnet, at cen Gent ira
buer Mnno, apinoe og 9drn uil
blipe tilItrpffeligt.
fIere SnoianerItnmner De 6or-
eneoe Stoter bar allereoe taget
Sfriot til at poe oeres 9ribut Oct
benItilles, at bper nf oe 100000
Meolemmer oe 1000 Snoianer-
TANNER II. Q. ifal eipe boer 2
Gents, bpilfet pil bIioe $4,000
On Dpnge aobberifillinser til ct
geleb of $4,000 oil imponere
Iongt anoerleoes enb en- Gbecf ior
oenne Gum fra cen Mano, iom
nroatte bile gioe ben.
Sheen ON benne Stntue er op.
Itaaet bos Noonnn Wanomafer I'M.
Der en- gfspeoition, iom ban fore.
toa | 1908 for at itiioere SSnoiane.
rem oennes eeet Siem. Sans fsrIte
Sanfe bar at for9re 2nnoet en- iao.
Dan Stotiie, men efter Somraao
meo onore mener man, at oct ber
blipe en- national @aoe, og at ct.
fpert Barn | 2anoet bsr sipes an.
Ieoning til at aipe i'm ppennep" til
Winbe ON en- Mace, Der mart bill
forininbe.
Goriloaet Itsttes af belle Nep
gorfs Delegation bnaoe | Sus og
Senat. 2igeioo bar bet Brriioen'
tens, giceprriibentens os mange
andre fremrogenoe WGnos Ststte.
WprSiIul6 Sielp til 5orilogets
Ieotaaelie poer Senator Omen ira
Sflabomo oo Curtis ira aonins og
gfcprrientont Garter ira Oklahoma,
hnilfe one fon fsre oeres Stam,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-01
49,. Mara

itantinopeI, 10. 6ebr. = Marine.
mtnilteriet bar beiluttet at in0fere
apparater til traaolgs 8elearafe.
ring 0farine Sntenoonturen Der
og paa iantIige 8rigsifibe.
5 SDifIano paatenfer man oeo
Ell 9@noring af Straffelooen at 81.
! be 9onlitolene 9fet til, noor ser 10.
religger 5orbrpoeIier iom 6elge
al 0ruffenifab, foruoen strofien
at for6p0e Sen oomfelote at 6ei8ge
@ertS6uie, BOG fife Ien9ere eno ct
9(ar.
5am6ure- -9(merifa12inien. Som-
burg, s. 6ebr. = &amburg- g(me.
rifa.9iniens 9riftsuObptte for 1909
u09er goot 92Mia. @arf moo t5,S
Miia. Marf 5ior; ser uObetales
p@t. ! llobDtte; 6ior nar ser
intet llo6Dtte. 20 DILL. Ofarf an.
uenOes til 2[ffrioning pg Senleg.
gelier.
gaGoene / 6inlano. = Otter oen
forel6bi9e Sammenitillinger afGeiul.
taterne of 8algene til BEN finite
2an0Oag er ser balgt 81 Socialoe.
mofrater, AZ @an1lnelfinner. %
l1ngfinner, 26 al set ipenife 6olfe-
parti Is glgrarer og 1 al oet fri-'
Itelige-iociale 9lrbeioerparti.
Gen tprfiife Morine. aonitantito.
pei, Z. 6ebr. = WtiniiterraaOene
bor i'll. 8Ia6ene pe0ta9et ct 0tarine.
progrant bborefter ser oe foms
menoe 10 g[ar ifal anpenoes 8 Ofil-
lioner Buno til 5 9fpbpgninger til
SlaaOen, oeriblanOt 2 8rea0noug6-
ter og 2 Panierfrpoiere
9fom TO- 5e6. n@iorno0e o'5ta.
Gio" meloer fra aonitantinopel, at
@arantinlogterne bar foreilnoet Spr.
fiet JON enOelig og eneite 2gsning
al aretasSpergS at Zen
ooerlaoes @refenlono moo en- betp.
oelig Sunt bpis getaline gorante.
res al @arantimagterne.
6ro 9inslano. Berlin s. 6e6.
Eli n2ofaIan3." telegraferes ira
@ori6au; s G5enitodau bar u6e.
fen0te Mpno offpret BiItolifuo moo
8olitingent Stropinifi, Ser bleo %.
oeli9 iaaret.
Sra ct. Betersbore telegraieres:
s sS6uifo bar Eolitiet bellaglagt
Ell Mengoe Bomber, 73 ifarplaote
Renoloere, mango 8atroner og Ell
Mpngo oeSiprpngitoffer iamt Ell Del
9reoe paa Irmeniif
Sue3fonolen. i6ra &oiro meloes,
at abe0ioen bar anbefalet oct lop.
gioen0e &aa0 at oeotage Sorilaget
om sSornDelie al aoncesiionen for
Sue5fnnolen, iOet ban frelnb9peoe,
at oenne Geotagelie pnr ofgerenoe
for geutio og5renltib. SamtiOig bar
9autio og Sremtio. Samtioig bor
ltng-9@g @gppternes Sorretningsitopalg
paa ct Meebe @enf beiluttet of Of
Ienoe ct Telegram til Den pgpptiife
MISUNDERSTANDING meo groteIt
MOB sornpelien al 9oncesiionen.
9lbbul Samio forisger 'Selomoro,
gfsInlton 9lboul Santios Sinostil-
Itano forberres fra Sag til Gag,
| oe iiSite Daee bar ban life taget
Tia anoet for enb at lobe riliiot ira
set enc 8erelie til set anoet | Bill
Ia Snlatini, uoitsoenoe uortifnlere-
Sc, qsen6e 9ionb, og forleoen tit
ban ct poloiont Iasierianfalo, III.
ser 6biIfet ban forisgte at 6pnge
Tia ct Saanoflroe; ban faiteoe Ell
tililenoe Siener til Soroen og beo
en- Singer al bans b6ireSaano, men
paa Tienerens 9ioob fom 8agten
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-01
Slanoeoe Meooelelier.
aA&xa&*&les ssx2 xxx* xxxxxxxx*A

9rpnn og Ga6lman llpenner.
@illiam 8. 9rpan og 9orgmeIter
0ablmon | Omaha, Der fsr bar
p9ret ian trofaite politiife 8enner,
er pan @rilno al BET Stanopnnft
grpan | oen ienere 5io bar inota.
get til stfbolosiaeen, blepen llpen.
ner og MooItanoere. 9rpan bar
iom befenot ubtalt iig uforbebol,
oent for 1Gountp Option, oe bet
er Dablnlon abiolut intoo.
SpornognsItreifen philadelphia
fortiettes. Otter at ser pnr tilpeie-
braet nogenlunoe Sfo og Oroen1 o9
Sporuoanstieneiten bar genoptagct
| nogen lloitrpfning, breo llrolig-
beoerne' otter no | 2sroogs. Yebel-
bobe angreb Tasiogerer og Bog
nenes @etjente. Jigtignof fariferes
Streiferne / 9laoene ioin Manoeu
nleo gino om Banoen liggehoe
Sengen Men set er pitt SpaaOom,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-01
Sampifibsnutitier.

Oscor II er ieilet fra gbriitions.
iano me0 GA Basiooerer og ben.
tes til getp Dorf Sen 8. Warts.
gil otter nfieile oerfro ben H.
Marts og pentes oa til gbriitians-
iano ben 81. I. Mb.
ggrb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-01
6iforo pinhot
fer Romitaen
!San ifDloer Sallinser for llianobcb
% for at baOc Ifnffct FrGiioenten.
yallinger giner cn forelBbig
llotnlelIe.


@oibin9ton, &c. 5eb. Oeeo
@ifforo @in6ot iom giOne elf gin-
dot-9allinger llnOeriegeIien Dag
in9 paa anoet Stnoiim. Den af-
ifeOigeoe 5oritd)ef erfIereoe Drama.
tiff, at noar bans 5orteaing par
bbrt, iaa 0iloe 2anoet forOre en-
aenoelie Il 6armoni meo oen al
minoelige ODerbepisning, at S5noen-
rigsminiiteren bar opret utro baa-
oe imo0 Ofieniligbeoen, bois Gjen-
0ele ban bar u6iat for 5are, %
imoO grGii0enten boem ban bar
iort bag 2piet".
9. d. 8lapiS og 9lOpofat Bran.
oeiS ito0 til Sioe for at gioe 8IaOS
for Binhot, for bans perionlige
Sagferer George @barton Bapper
og bans Sort9aing ON Wtinilter
9allingers 9efatnilg meo 8on0-
froitss@run0e og oen offentlige
Oomene
0tr. 8inbot beifplote 0tiniiteren
for, at ban til Breiioenten baooe gi-
bet en- 6orflaring al lit 6orbolO,
iom par ooeientlig falif". San be-
tegneoe 8allinger iom Ell rforlig
Mo0itan0er al Gonieroation". San
beifDlote 6am for at babe afgiuet
en- @rflpring, Der oeo ifriftliae Do
fltneitter fun0e bepiies at b9re ab.
iolut folif tire b9Ientlige gunfter
GiOere ia9Oe ban, at 9allin9er
meo giIlie bap6e ifuffet Brpiioen.
ten og pGret ilIonal imoo BAN.
Otter gln9rebet poa Miniiter Bal
finger fortiatte Bindot meo at iige,
at ban bap0e fnlo SiItro til Spe.
cialagent 8laols og oor ooerbeoilt
ON, at 6enne bapoe iogt, bono Der
bar ianot. San farofteriiereOe 8la-
bis iom Ell utro offentlig Siener"
og erflere0e, at oe 6aftu, ban bap.
oe irenbolot, 6eoiite, at Otr. 9al-
linger bapoe o9ret utro imo0 oct,
ser par bom betroet iom gareta-
ger al Sffentli9beOens ooermaaoe
o9roifuloe Gienoomme.
0nMiniiter 9allinger iamme Days
Gftermiooa9 6ap0e lplt Dir. 9in.
dots 9eifploninger, og man ipurgte
bom, om ban pilOe ioore noget nle0
oct lamme, iagOe ban, at ban maalfe
piloe baue noget at lige lenere paa
glftenen. S5an gop iaa ben paa glf.
tenen (2sroag 9lfteD fSleenoe til
ys(siociateo 9reis":
rs 9etragtning al, at ieg itrafs
bill iaa 9eiligbeo til at pie mig
for aomiteen oe gsre Oens Meo-
lenner befenot meo Son6beoen,
ifnl ieg life gennem BreSien ioare
pna 0e lsgnagtige 9ogbnifelier, iom
Mr, Binhot uoilpnger imoo mig,
San isgte loen Selo at ifuffe GrG-
iioenten. San nil finoe, at oct bill
blipe Iigeiaa oanifeligt for bam at
ifuffe aomiteen.
gienipnlie ben enelte Sfuffelie,
iom ban baaber at foa Selo meb.
er Ell miolertioie Sfuffelie al Oi-
fentIigbeoen gennem Breslen. Sell
oiapis, iom iee allereoc bar iagt,
pil ieg mart faa 2ejligbeo til at
gipe aomiteen, og eennem 9omiteen
OffentIiebeoenL aenosgerninaerne oa
al oen @rlno bar ie9 intet at II.
ge for n9rpnrenoe".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-01

table tilbnge til Sfooens noble reoe
Dtpno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-03-01

81. 6. s,obnio 0 H.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-11
A l.ITTLe RED SPdT
Novel Experience by Which II May
Be Made to Disanpear.

A peculiar feature about poslam,
the new skin discovery is that no one
Is asked to buy il without first send
Ing to the Emergency Laboratories
No 80 West Twentyfifth street, New
York Gil, for an experimental samp-
le and applying same to an affected
part Of the skin. about the size Of
silver dollar. II will clear the spot
so treated In twents-four hours-a
remarkable visual demonstration Of
its powers:
While poslam has been mentioned
principally in connection with the
cure OF eczema the most stubborn OF
skin diseases. IL must be remember
ell that when used for itch. hives.
nimrlos. hlotches. acne. itching feet.
Sralv SCALP. chatting of infants and
simil9r minor skin troubles It's action
iS all the more pronounced. results
heiro seon afier Az ovorrioht anDli-
cation As only small quantity Of
rGelam Is necess"rv to cure such
rs. see snneial fifty cent package
rsrnl'v suff'rie~ hos hee, nlaee'
~ aaio#oi Y y t.illie's the P~stofficc
pNn mNcv. Wallrro's. rl8ild Sigmans
rrd o'her leNdlfo druo stores II
Guih Is and Throughout the country
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-11
AFTER SUPERIOR COURT.

: Tulsa, Okla, Jan. III That Tulsa
county now has sufficient population
to entitle it to a superior court, as
provided for under the law of Okla
homa, and that concerted effort
will be made TO have such a court
established as soon as possible, has
been announced. II requires pop
ulation OF $4,000 to entiilc a county
to superior court and that Tulsa
county now has much more than this
Is evident from recent census OF
the city of Tulsa alone, which show
ed population here OF 24,240.
Already several prospective candl-
dates. both Democrats and Republic
ans, have been mentioned for the OF.
flee OF superior Judge, and there Will
be no dearth of asprants for this
new judicial mantle. Among the
/ Democrats. Judge JOHN Clark has
been favoyabIy mentioned. and Judge
Bayard r. Haincr. for years on tho
Federal bench IN Oklahoma terri
tory. has been mentioned as a Re
publican candidate,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-11
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
WILL Try EXPERIMENT
viii Plant Corn and Oats
! on The Land Thus
Blown Up

| Topeka, Kan, Jan. 1.-THE agicul-
tural college has arranged to conduct
some experiments in crop culture this
| year OH former Governor Samuel j.
Crawford's dynamite farm in Chero-
kee county. The object is to deter
mine whether II will pay to dynamite
the liardpan under farm. One field
underlaid with hardpan lps been dy-
namited In way to test the question
The hardpan was blown up In rows
100 feet apart. This spring the col
ege experts win take charge OF that
field and plant II to oats and corn
end then report results as to yield.
both along the rows and between
them. The theory is that all of the
hardpan between the rows was not
broken. and the experiments will
show whether the crops on the rows
where it was loosened will yield more
than those between the rows where
the hardpan still Is intact.
A second experiment to be made
will be In field where one-half of it
was dynamited thoroughly and the
other half not touched Spring crops
Of some kind will be planted there.
Faith In Experiment
Governor Crawford, who originated
the idea of dynamiting hardpan, has
great faith in the proposition. He Is
sure that the experiments will prove
CT wonderfgul value TO the American
farmers.
Il have done enough experimenting
myself TO demonstrate the feasibility
of the thing" said he. THE hardpan
Is waite. proof. If it lies couple
Of feet under the surface 1t forms a
perfect floor for moisture. No wa
ter can seep through 1t to the sub
soil and no moisture can come
Though it from underneath The
ground above it has no storage ca
pacity. AS soon as it is soaked the
rest of the water runs into the stream
and is lost Then It don't take long
for it to dry out in the hot summer
months.
Roots of growing crops go down
to the hardpan and no further and
when adverse weather conditions pre-
vail they curl up and die. The crof
is lost. With the hardpan broken up
the ground underneath serves as a
reservoir. 1t holds the water that
now goes into the streams. In dry
weather 1t gives up its moisture and
the crop roots get the benefit of It,
Besides the cracks in the hardpan
will furnish room for the crop roots
to go down deeper.
Act As A Drain
Government experts share with
me in the belief that hardpan blast.
ing will aid materially in increasing
crop Yields per acre. It is my opinion
that the same amount of money spent
in blasting that is spent by the gov
ernment in its reclamations project
in the arid west will net ten times
as much in the yield of products
Some even predict that present
yields IN the central western states
| can almost be doubled by this pro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-11

cess. The plan not only will solve
tie question Of water storage but i
will even take the place OF drainage,
ii has been demonstrated on my farm
that low wet spots will soon disap-
pear after the hardpan has been dyna-
mited.
"'rhe big powder companies OF the
East are now making special kind
OF powde" for this work. II costs
only half as much as regular blast
Ing powder They hope to make u
cheaper than that. II is roughly e.
timated that It will only take sl,5N
an acre to blast the llardpan.7
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-11
"REGUlARS' OF SENATE
ARE S MENaAT fIEyED
A'geIed By Actors Of New
Assist. Mt Secretary Of
the Treasury

Washington ID. G., Jan II 1.-The
administration Is making the Payne
law obnoxious. That was the com.
plalnt made today by one or the old
school "standpal' regulars of the
senate who had q considerable part
IN framing up the new tariff law He
was discussing with considerable heat
the action Of james II. Cults, the
new assistant secretary Of the treas.
ury In charge OF customs matters,
regarding questions that have come
before him for decision. Mr.. Curtis
has failed, apparently, to make him.
self acceptable to some Of the most
powerful Of the Republican senator's,
and there is We y grave doubt as to
the confirmation Of his nomination.
which is still pending In the finance
committee.
Senator Aldrich and Senator Lodge
are among those who are stirred up
over some of his official acts. and
Senator Penrose is another. There
are several questions that have
oused the wrath OF the "stand.pat.
ters.' The one which especially
stirred up Senator Lodge had il do
with the fixing of the rate on books.
The new law assesses books wholly
Or chief value of paper at 25 per
cent The trouble has arisen over
the question Of what rate should be
levied on books. the chief value Of
which is in fhe binding.
A Row over Watch Dial Duties.
There Is also trouble over the con.
struction Of the provision fixing the
rate on scrap iron al 81 ton. but
providing that 1t must be scrap. at
only to be remanufactured by melt.
ing Where must the melting come
in Is the question, Before imp0rta.
tion or afterward? Then there is a
row about watch dials and another
about resin. and lot of other diff
cult and troublesome questions.
The general attitude of the treas
ury is that since the importer has
an appeal from the treasury ruling
to the board OF appraisers, and
thence to the new customs court,
whereas the treasury has no appeal
at all If it errs on the side of the I'M
porter at first. the first Interpretation
OF the law must be careful to lool,
out for the governments welfare.
Curtis May Get the Hook
The result OF this, OF course, Is to
create the impression that the treas
ury. under secretary who has been
denounced by the "stand-patters" as
free trader Is doing things that
create the impression that the Payne
law has actually raised duties. an5
that Is an offense which the stand
patters' never can forgive.
Secretary Macveagh has been con
firmed. but Mr. Curtis Is still waiting
for The advice and consent OF the
senate" to be given. and the out
ragged senators are eylnclng a dccid
ed disposition to take It out on him
II is certain that his nomination vii
be held up for some time vet ant
one Of the best informed men in thu
senate said this evening that th'
probability was that IL ultimatel.
would be rejected.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-11
SUPREME COURT HELD SESSION


The supreme court held brief spe,
cial session today to dispose Of some
routine wn'k preparatory to conyen-
ing tomorrow for the January term
with hundred cases docketed for
argument and Submission Rehear.
ings were granted BY the court today
III the cases OF Render vs.. Hooker
and Kell W. IngersoI
A re-hearing was denied In the case
OF vogel q Son vs. Bsandwlek. The
cause Of Bond VS.. Hill was ordered
advanced on the docket and the cause
OF Rapps vs. McGiraw was dismissed
upon agreement. At tomorrows ses
sion a large batch OF decision will
he handed down.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-11
WOMEN'S
DEPARTMENT
sRsHsRsasEsMsRsHsnsasAs

Mrs. Philip \. Moore. president OF
The General Federation OF Women's
clubs. IS a member of the general
committee Of which Miss Helen Var
ick Boswell is the general secretary.
of The National committee on prison
labor recently Incorporated in New
York. It viii investigate and pub
lish the facts in connection with the
present metacls of prison labor and
prison administration An effort
will be made 10 work out a construct.
i've program and promote its adoption
in the penal institutions of the coun-
Try, Rev ThGs. r. Slicer Is chair
man OF the committee and Hamilton
Holt. Mrs. William Cummings Story.
Mrs. Emer Blair and other well
known men ana women ae members
OF the general committee. The lsbo
unions, manufacturers, prison admin.
lslrators and others interested do not
seem TO have common plane upon
which all, conf citing demands can be
met and lhc idea Is 10 evolve some
system satisfactory to all interests.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-11
LAST WEEKS STATE
FARM LOAN RECORD

The following farm loans were
made during the week ending Jam
airy by the loan department of the
school land commission:
j. B. Bills of Moore, Cleveland
county, $500.
y r. B, Hollingsworth of Reed, Har
mon county $500
Robert F. Garvin of Kiowa, Pitts
burg county, $780,
George Cole Of Grove. Delaware
county. s4OO
Nora r. Berry of Norman. Cleve
land county $1,000.
Geo. w. j Fields Of Marble City
Sequoyah county. $500.
Charley l.. Giles of Hollis, Harmon
county. $500.
Mollie Helms of Maple, Sequoyah
county S. s0
Rufus Cloate OF Marble City, Sc
quoyah county. $500.
Robert Mattheyer Of Chandler
Lincoln county, $1,000.
Sidney A. Roach of Sandy, Harmon
county. $500.
Pearlie B. Smith of Grove, Della
ware county. $500.
Julia G.. S. Nuckolls of Cayuga
Delaware county. $500.
Elizabeth Canada of Noble, Cleve
land county, 5000.
Chas V. Penley of Reed, Greer
county. $500.
William l.. Mayes of Muskogee
Muskogee county. $2,500
Wilbur X. Hedges of Ardmore. Car
ter county, $1,000
Howard S. Rodecope of Cayuga
Delaware county. $500.
Luther Fountain of WapaIucka
Coal county. $1,000.
Total 1900.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-11
UNITED MINE
WORKERS 5ALLoTlNG
leclal 70 The pa!ly Leader.

opeCldl 10 Inc Ddlly Ietuer.
McAlcstcr, Okla, Jan. 1.-THE
tcllers, counting the votes on the ref
erendum election OF the United Mine
Workers OF America for this district.
comprising Oklahoma, Arkansas and
Texas. have completed their work.
The result shows only two officers
reelected Fred Holt. secretary, led
the ticket and Pete Stewart, presi.
dent, came second receiving respect
lively 100 and 1.20O votes over the
combined opposition. Ed Cunning
ham Of Texas, the present incumbent,
and Nose Cleyinger of Arkansas, led
for ylce president. and Jack Winters
OF Arkansas and Jack Britton OF this
city for international committeeman.
These will be voted for In another
election as VIII the two leading can
didates fal all other Offices There
wero l19 candidates for all the Offices
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-11
CONDITIONS AROUND wETUMKA
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Wetumka. Okla. Jan 1.-THE
aew year was ushcrcd in 9th fair
Weather, but was only of short dura-
ton. beginning to mist rain Satur-
day night. turning 10 sleet Monday
morning. since which time we have
had extremely cold weather. making
the highways and streets dangerous
for man or beasts In travelling around
but al this writing the weather mas
cleared again with indications for a
warmer spell No reports OF any loss
of stock has been received In conse-
quence Of the cold weather.
The farmers are preparing 10 take
advantage OF the first opening oi
spring to put their ground in readi'
ness for the coming crop
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says West May Rule East.

Prof. Zubelln told the women's
branch OF the National Civic Fedora
tion of New York last week that the
"West is the big tail Of the Eastern
dog" which may some day wag him
off his feet. He said the West beats
The world In the way OF its schools.
Fasteners are old and bIase, he said
and Westcrners young aud spontan'
pOuS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-11

The busiest and mlghtiest little
thing that ever wa. made Is Cham
berlalus stomach and Liver Tablets.
They do the work whenever you re-
quire their aid. These tablets change
weakness into strength, listlcssness
into energy. gloomness into Joyous
ness. Their action Is so gentle ono
don't realize they have taken a piirg.
stive. Sold by all dealers.
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mtnL 6HJOyeu Cnt HrSC
good sleep during my entire illness. I
also used Cuticura Resolvent and the
weeks At the end of that time was
able to be about the house, entirely
cured, and have felt no i'll effects since.
would advise any person suffering
n from anv form ofskin trouble to try the
Guticura Remedies as know what they
did forme. Mrs. Edward Nenning, l112
Salina ST.. Watertown, N. r., April IL,