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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-14
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-01-14

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15
LITTLE INTEREST SHOWN
City Primaries arc Given But
Slight Attention BY the
Vox Populi

Probably the drearlest spots in
Guthrie today are the ton precinct
poliug places for the city primaries.
Win few exceptions tho occasion is
devoid Of interest IL Is believed by
compclcn Judges Of election affairs
tha ihp vote will fail below l,000
There is semblance OF interest il,
The First ana Fourth wards, in each
of which tbese are ihree Republican
candidate, for council Former
Councilman Spmock is endcayoriug
TO break in from the First and
Councilman llOller is making a dcs-
pcrate lry for another term The
outcome ia boh wards is doubtful.
rhcro are no contests among the
Dem0crtH There are Democratic
candidates for council IN the Second
and Fourth wards
The leadership 81 council Us an Is.
sue among he Republicans id
Johnson, ol tho Second. who Is up Tor
recollection. is evidently stated tor
boss in be event be succeeds ia get-
ting III again Harry Newman goes
Out his time. HIS colleague Tony
Higgins. Is in bad Rih the mayor
and majority II council and viii prob
ably be put on minor committees. lie
has been active for commission gov
ernment.
At noon the average had not reach.
ed ~ votes per precinct.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15
MEDIATION BOARD
ASKED TO ARDITRATE
Twenty-Five Thousand Union
Members Expected TO
Quiz Their Jobs
(By Associated Press.)


Chicago, Ills, March 10 The dato
ohd hour for calling a strike Of fire.
men was decided on by the union
otliclals' committee To-Day, but the
committee adjourned until this after
neon Without announcing The time.
Pf"sidcut Carter said that in bis
opinion the committee would order
strike regardless Of the mediation
FfDp0s1l.
Railroad officials declared that mo-
diatiou would pui q stop, for the pres.
ept ~ least TO the proposed walkout
a midnight last night W. s. Carter
president oi the brotherhood Of Loco
uolyr Firemen ana Engineers, said
that 4 strike OF $4,000 flremen on
pfallcaly al tho western railroads
faa been called
Mr.. Carter said tho decision to
%rike had been reached at a meeting
Of iorty.three members Of the West
crn Federated Board OF the Brother
hood, each member representing q
western road
The exact hour at which the men
arc to walk out. he said, would be de-
eided upon today and every member
cf the Union between Chicago and
tie Pacific coast would then be In
formed by telegraph when to quit
work
THE strike has been called--that
much ~ certain" said Mr.. Carter nc
means that not only $4,000 firemen.
members Of our union. will 60 out,
tut perhaps that many more employees
viii be thrown out in consequences.
1--WE gave our ultimatum to the rail-
roads that the men had voted to
strike and we were prepared to call
che unless we We're granted an arbl.
tratlon Of all questions in dispute.
The railroads refused TO arbitrate
anything but the wage question"
Washington, D. c., March 15--Me-
diatiou under the Erdman act will be
requested OF the controversy which
has arisen between railways operat-
irg westward out Of Chicago and
their firemen and englnemen. Appli-
eption was made by the railroads.
TIC request win be granted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15
FARMER BOY, TAKE HEED
SenatorGore Offers Opportunity
for Free Trip to Ma
tional Capital

Thomas pryor Gore, senator from
Okhhoma akleg w The topic Of iba
growth of Indian corn aud tho az
teOdant blessings which follow ils
cgltiwtou vi oklahoma, writes The
Leader aneni tlat commercIal topic
% which be- cans attention 20 lhe
au9ru us qaluo of Me maize crop
and the advantage giycn to boss
Wlo contest iof the prizes offered by
the sovereign power and socleiles
working n harmony herewith. See
iary Of Aaricul.ure Wilson will c
operate Win boys eOutcsiing for the
mlzes aud hos announced his willing
ness 10 send special agents 10 nr
iruct the boy contestants, while
Senator Gore viii gige free transpor
tad0u 10 Washington 10 tae 0kle
li0ma boy winning the state prize
The confess Is limited % Ooys and
10 Years 81 age. and one acre, 10 be
scientifically dlled The North Car
oilna lad who reared 1855 bushels of
cpr0 on enc acre and selling Il i1r
seed. realized A0 won the prize
la4 year Cor all he states aud still
thai Is nDi a corn stale, the soil and
climate both being uufayorable
Senator Gore believes there Is suf
loiefs corn land in oklahoma, once
properly and scientifically cultivated,
make thls the corn state OF the
liniona tremendous statement, con
idering tie corn crop values OF Iowa
aud Illinois the latter hayingL~-T
selling lands Tor s2ll---- acre be-.
cause OF the ~1Tndous yields Of
corn ou1lg prairie districts, and
.s4~~ being but little behind In ne
general average Bulletins from the
experiment stations. altitude, cool
nights, hot winds and all those things
likely 20 aid or hinder and how best
10 avoid The calamllies. can be had
BY the contestants who will furnish
thcir names 10 Senator Gore at
Washington
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15
SOlDlNI IS NOT KICKING

Senator soldani who has been
home SICK for tlie pasI ten DAYS, can
thank fortune o. Judgment for higl
prices fos llyestocr Recently the
senator sold from his ponea ranch
ioo head 81 fat cattlc lho price bc-
ina 500 per head IN lho fecl lot Lest
week he shipped 700 more I'd Kansas
t.ty The price seSen aud oue-half
tei pound, weight 1910 pounds cacl,
makine them bring sl00,5O each AZ
! rices lifo the above The goldani
ranch is not likely b impoyorsh it's
owner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15
CONSIDERABLE SAVING
Board Of State Affairs Secures
Big Discount on Type
writing Machines

The t. r Smith, Oliver, ana Smith
Premier typewriter companies have
perfected arrangements with The
sjate hoard Of Affairs whereby Okla
hcma county officials may purchase
machines at the rate made TO the
state, GO per cent discounD when
requisitions are made by county Of
ficials uhn the state board of affairs
'or machines. The saving in the sew.
entysiX counties, especially in a new
state where the growing demands are
numerous, is an item, and the state
board of affairs certainly placed
county officials, through them the
taxpayers in the way of getting re-.
duced prices on necessity Of con
siderable cost.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15
FILE BRIEFS THURSDAY
Mayor Still Fighting Election
on Commission Form
Of Government

Briefs are 10 be filed Thursday
mo.uing Ia The case Of J. H. Cal
feft and others sgaiust Mayor A o.
farquharson, with reference 10 Inc
calling Of All election for a freehold
ers boad d and commission form Of
government Arguments We're made
in he superior court Yesterday and
Judge Sandlin adjourned the hearing
until Thursday 70 give both sides
,lme to state their case in full. The
mayor denies the suiiicieney Of the
petition as 10 form and signatures
and Calveri asserts THAT Il is valid
in every respect The D. egent ac-
zion Is 10 compei the mayor 10 issue
the call in connection with The form
al cali for the spring election, April
=
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15
WARM Times RECALL
FIRST LEGISLATURE
Emergency Clause Attached TO
School Land En-
pIOyes' Bill

Reminds me OF some Of the warm
liacs during the lirs Legislature,
said representative today, following
hmultuous session Of tho lower
house
The session began 70 be interesting
when Faulkner moved to reconsider
ana eXpuugo from The records the
resolution by Bell condemnlng me
sherilf's lobby, which passed the
house late yesterday Some oF tht
members claimed today thai they did
not know What They we're voting for,
and Bryan OF PotJaWaiomie who was
absent On committee work yesterday
afternoon denounced the resolution
in strong terms. Glover offered q
sttalte resolution complimcn'ipg
instead Of copdomning the sheriifs,
but after much sharp debate, the
Faulkner motion to oXpunge from ihe
Journal and records AL reference TO
be sherilfs lobby prevailed.
Exchange Of Personalities.
There was a sharp exchange Of per-
sonalilies between Gilmer Of Carter
and Bell the author OF the resolution
crIiclsing the lobby Gilmer stated
that Bell had been absent from legis,
lative work considerably.
YOU are STATING something that is
absolutely untrue, replied Bell, white
with anger. Gilmer did not choose
10 become angry, and hOstilities were
ohyiated During Bells remarks, he
stated that Senator Smith Of The SEN
ate had been called from the senate
chamber and roundly cursed al by n
sheriff because Of some action by the
senator relative 10 fees and salaries
which the sherif's lobby did MOI like.
A Parliamentary Row.
After a long parliamentary row,
ard after a motion 10 read the amend
ed bill on request Of Tie members
who said they did not know what
they were voting for was oyerruled
by ihe speaker, he senate bill by
franklin Aggerman. Cordel and
smith, creating the Office OF county
assessor, was passed finally with sey-
clal house amendments, the vote on
passage being 55 to 81
Emergency IS Attached.
The next fight arose when the
emergency on the bill creating a
staff Of employees for the school land
department. came up G. G Jones,
Speaker Wilson, Lovelace aud others
who had opposed the bill, voted for
the emergency, explaining that ihe
bill would become law in ninety
days anyhow, but thar 10 he mean
time the loanng Of school funds to
farmers and The sale Of school lands
would be held mp, and that while
they were opposed 10 the bill because
lherc were TOO many employees at ZOO
nigh salaries, they would not vote TO
suspend the school land department
for two months The emergency
carried hs vote Of n TO IS, Ross
.he only Democrat 70 vote M Re.
bablcans voting for the emergency
ware Cayeg, Helm. ia bs. Jones',
Lakewood. Naris, Murphy, sherman,
SeNtoa, Shearer Stull Tate, rooley.
The bill by Smith OF Custer makiug
Thomas IN Custer county court
town finally passed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15
New AIaht Mark
SHES HIS CASTOR INTO RING

Judge Allison la Rue, of Okeeno.
has made formal announcement Of
his candidacy lov governor subject 70
The decision OF the Republican prl
marios August 3, Judge La Rue is q
pioneer and wealthy, being a heavy
contributor to all demands for The
lctteruent of hls SECTION, ami haas
always stood pledged No be a heavy
investor IN railroad llohds or stocks
That win give his section Of the state
at east to west railway through GuHl.
ME, the capital and railway center
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15
OKLAHOMA POSTAL NEWS
Changes in Fourth Glass Post
masters and Civil Service
Examination
Special to Daily Leaae,.

Special to Daily Leade..
Washington, D. G.. March l5-A
civil service examination viii be held
April .. for a mail carrier at well
ston, Okla.
The comptroller Of the currency
arouuccs the liquidation of The CITY
National Bank Of Ardmorc Okla, on
March ,.
The following changes in fourth
class postmasters in Oklahoma are
announced;
Samuel S Miller at Breckinridge,
Garfield county vice i " Turner.
removed: Erasmus G. I5roen ~ Lath.
am. LcFlore county vice r. A. Daw-
son. deceased. David G. SainDley at
l,aum. Carter county. vice II. L. Nor
Gan, resigned: r G Dohe at Drum
nond, Garfield county, vice II +. Ben-
rct, resigned; William H. Powell az
Palmer. Murray county vice NJ D.
Edwards, resigned.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15
8lSEBALL ARTISTS REPORTING.

LeuttEe and Harnmth. Guthrie bah
players, have feport@l for duty, The
other candidates are expected before
the goth. Several youngsters are eX-
Fccied tonight.
Work on the bah park was com.
menced TODAY. The fence is being
patched up, and the grounds viii be
laked and scfaped Arrangements
have been made for sprinkling.
Lcuttke, liarmuth. Faulkner and
Norman Price are leading tho prac'
ice games, in which many Of the boys
az the city arc taking part
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15
STATUS Of TIVE FRUIT CROP

status Of the fruit crop viii be the
feature Of the second monthly bulletin
q the board Of agriculture Inquiries
we're today sent out TO 1000 assessors
Al to the state of trees, the effects
Of cold, the insects, diseases, etc, i
able to notice at this time OF year. II
seems thar the crop is safe so far
and that there is little danger of
damage from frost Apricot, pear,
PUN and a few sorts Of early bloom
ing peach trees are in bloom.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15

Invading Of counties by state enforce
nient officers keeps the people in the
counties invaded in state Of tur,
moil.
Senator Davis offered an amend
nent to do away with the state elc
fogcement officers but it failed to
carry 2 voting for it ana 10 against.
Z he vote was then taken on the final
lassage Of The jain and Burnette bill
as amended, the vote being 24 for
and IA against the bill carrying,
Y hen the senate recessed until ?
o'clock this afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15
CONTINUANCE EXPECTED
Trial Of Muskogce Town Lot.
Cases Probably Not
for d Year
(By Assnciatss.l press)

Washington, d. c., March l5--lt
was stated here today that the trial
OF Governor Haskell on the charge
Of using Illegal measures to obtain
itie to town lots in Muskogee would
be continued over a year. No Grim
ina trials win be set before the first
Monday IN May Then Governor
Haskell will be so engfossed with Of
fetal duties that die granting Of a
continuance of the case is expected
flis attorneys expect a continuance
until the following May.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15

Ten pleas Of guilty were ontcrcd
in police court Yesterday by the peo-
po caught in the police raids Satur-
day night Ten fines Of $40 each, with
costs added. were imposed. The
raids and exposures have had calm
ing effect on the resort business ami
there are some scared denizens and
habitucs. Chief Mitchell says there
viii BE- further raids.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15
Van Ellis Funeral

The remains Of Henry Ivan ellis,
Who died ia Muskogce Sunday morn
ms win arrive in the city tomorrow
morning IN Gl5 over lhe KATY ar.
companed by the deceaseds father
tiunb Ellis Of Los Angeles CAL, aud
uncle j. H. Casoli of this city Funur.
W services VIII hc held at tho new
Methodist Episcopal church Ni n.
laa aud the remains Will bc Inferred
ll Siunmii view whoto other mcut
bcH of the fanub are bniod
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15
PATENTS TO 0kLAH0NANS
Special to Daily Leader.

Washington, y, G. March l5-The
government patent office this week
awarded patents 10 the following OK
iahomans:
Charles ri Barnum Kicfer resii.
cnt support for carriage tops; John
"a. Erabham, assgnur OF twO,lhird -
interest 10 w S. Robertson, Fredef-
ick, Okla, and j B. Green's, Charles,
ion renu, IN crude oil burner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15
To encourage Cor Growing

Organization eli corn clubs among
boys in Logan county IS urged IN a
letter from County Superintendent
humphrey to teachers Of rural schools
The agricultural college director Of
contests will send sample seed corn
70 organizations in each COUNTY #
h likely several Logan county school
districts will undertake the- co n con
tests.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15
clemeney prctests ReceIged

Protests have been received bY
Governor Haskell against clemeucy
toward r r Thompson. Of Okemah.
who killed City Marshal Farrow.
Thompson Is alleged 70 be a ioiutisi.
For the killing the jury recommend.
ella HE sentence
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15
STATES TO SWAP PRISONERS

Oklahoma and Arkansas are busy
trading prisoners Application has
been made BY Arkansas for Wiley s.
Ferrish, charged with abusing a girl
n Randolph county. He is under ar.
rest at Sapulpa.
Oklahoma asks Arkansas for am
tus Donaldson. charged with a burg
AIRY in LeFlore county He is said
to have gone to Pope county Ark.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15
scII WeeyII Preventative

Farmers and cotton men are re-
ceiying letters from a Texas firm
that claims to have evolved a plan for
uteventing boil weevil Some sort
af a preparation for mixing with the
seed is said to abolish the great evil
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15
wise ones To Organize

Organization Of nest Of the or
der OF Owls Is TO be undertaken here
and the first meeting of prospective
members Will be held at Odd Fellows
Tall Sunday afternoon Z. A. J.
Sweeney has been appointed organiz-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15
NJ: VI RE:(IJ D


Kansas Cry Mo- March IS The
following record prices were reported
today: Hogs sl0 ~ ig lambs 50 81 /.
yearIlngs 80 0e. old wethers ss i5s
eyes 81 75
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15
CANNON DEFENDS TARIFF
Speaker of House in Letter 10
Editors Renews Attack
on Insurgents
tBy Associated press)

Springfield. ILL., March Is Speak
or Cannon, IN q letter read at q meet
ing OF Republican editors here today,
renewed his attack on the 'lnsurg.
ents' and declared thut all pledges
OF their platform would be kept by
fhe Republican party II II has the
continued support Of the people
cannon declared that The Payne
iariH law already has demonstrated
chat II Us the besl revenue producer
as well as the most scientific adjust.
nen 0f protective duties we have
ever had fully iustifying the prosl.
dcnts aeclara ion that It is the best
larln laW ever enacted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15
0 o 0 90 10 90 90 0 0 0 O.
TooAYs MARKETS.

; Chicago llls March l5- May
> wheat closed at StI3 3S July I
: at sl0G a.4 May corn closed at {
, ga 3-S. juy 81 G6 l4c
Kansas CITY craln.
; Kansas city Mo- March l5- {
; May wheat closed at $t.0S 3-S. (
: uly at Si02 t2. May corn clos {
; ed at Sc lSc; July at Ga l-2c.
Kansas City Cattle {
, Kansas City Mo- March l5 {
; Eight thousand cattle We're re- (
} ceiyed on a strong market
New Hight Mark
Kansas CITY, Mo- March 10
, Hogs reached the new high mark {
} Of Sl072 1-2. Receipts were II, {
0q0 closing five to ten higher (
! u o @ % @ q G. 90 o g . @ o o .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15

This is motion day iu the district
cpurL and a large number Of details
0t civil business weee taken up
Courts are not busy these days
Jtrios have been discharged from th8
superior aud district courts and the
Federal court jury business Is of
unii next January.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15
/ ibrarian Needs More a-cr6

4 coHlplimenL.I Of the con
dition OF t.~Sccounts OF s. O. DAVIS.
state librarian, was made today by
STATE Inspector and Examiner G. a.
Taylor 'fhe report shows that the
librarian needs more room.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-20
'SLEIGH BELLS RING
 IN OLD TENNESSEE
sNoDDERLY SINGS SONG IN PRAISE OF THE WARM CLIMATE OF ARIZONA.

After an absence Of several weeks.
 
 which time has been spent with friends and relatives at Knoxville. enn.. Le Sneodderly has returned 10 the district and is once more a. home on his San Pedro valley ranch.
 Some time ago Mir. Snodderly had his left foot broken at the ranch and was incapacitated from duty for a time Soon afterward he received word that his brother had died at Knoxville. Even though cn erutches. he went to attend the funeral. then remained there visiting until Satur- day. when he arrived home. He came into Bisbee yesterday for the first time, from his ranch.
 They're having north pole weatcer in Tennessee. even he said This is ihe coldest it has been in tie southern states back there fer years. Snow onthe ground and .sleighing is something unusual fGF Tennessee. but they get it tais year. all right Arizona is good enough for me. and has them all skinned for clima,e I'm mighty glad to get back"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-20
LOCAL OPTION
 IN eisssE.

IN sssss On wsdnssd'y the qualified s'.0es voting separately county. saloons within the limits. The ~si the condition
  jag bearing eirecg the approaching election.
  years which
 
 
 through leaving money property
 
 nns fan to hese bonds and n take old outstanding warrants city this absolutely city departments sprink s
  be condition limit which city s
 vigorously advocating option vfury
 
 property pledged payment property only the in all of the  dent enthusiastic members the clergy their has given hem point of
 HONEST MORALITY AND UPRIGHT LIVING NEVER COME IRRIGATED sUmPTuARY
  method standpoint country
 nausurated policy. paper of opnn nothing gained being soliciting sending vskey orders rectt ewhoes and
 Win liquor dispensed January that dr2
 No experiment has been tried to the contrary.
 fact that prohibition prohibit crime but on the other hand 
 study of the local option localities u.iy neciency the flat failure of prohibition of city government from this against for appen stuff eenty to the who studies the and blindness of fsnaeis will driven frcn the study by and The Review stands advocated high Local option will be and of ssbee will be financial particular time we can sHOr