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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-17
TtT'SSI*cfIs7s' s'Tas1'0'TT-t"IOl
1 PERSONAL
k AND LOCAL

Judge Jean p Day went to his home
al Salisaw today.
Judge .Ionn r. Thomas went to
Muskogee today for a brief stay
Judge j. D. A. Robertson OF Chand-
ler was here today.
James r. Taylor of Fort Smith was
IN the city today.
j. A. Holmhoe of Norman is in the
! city on business.
G, l.. Wedway of Chiskasha is here
X. J.. sackeft Of Biloxi, Mo, Is here
on business.
"A NJ Dawson OF Winston, Ariz., IS
4 In the city for a few days.
Mart Adams has gone to Chicago
: for short business and pleasure trip.
Henry Ousley of saltwater is in the
2 city.
4 MA Yt-AA sA4a 3AT ra
]. l. keNey OF El Reno is in the
city on business.
I 6. d. Hunt Of Columbus. Ca, is In
the city for a few days
J A. Fain OF Lawton is here.
In buyinga cough medicine. don't be
= efraid to get Chamberlain's Cougf
Remedy. There is no danger from Il
! alld seliel Is suTe % ivlioN. Especiail,
n recommended for coughs. colds ant
whonping cough. Sold BY all dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-17
SHORT CUTS
TO THE NEWS

Charlie Cramer. who recently pnr.
CHASED Wallace's drug store. Is doing
a nice business and making the place
popular.
vladuct plans are still expected by
the city Off ials. +
Heavy shipments OF peaches are
practically over for the season, but
express and special shipments are be.
Ing made.
The offices OF the Masonic bodies
in the Oklahoma temple have been
moved to the eastern end OF the did
Ing, pending remodeling OF the larger
part Of the first floor.
The fall goods drummers are very
thick about town now. A young army
of travellers has been here this week.
Fall trade prospects seem to be ex-
cellent.
Santa Fe trains have the late habit.
The southbound trains nave been late
for three days. The backward tide OF
summer travel Is now ln operation.
--- ~
Attorney General West has gone to
81. Louis to take part In the railway
rate congress.
Cotton Is looking finely IN all parts
OF the Logan county. The recent
rains have not hurt cotton but have
caused new crop OF hay.
City prisoners are not finding sent
ences attractive. They have been put
to work on the streets.
A ball game has been scheduled for
Sunday between the Schneider Blues
and the Crescents
Cutting OF weeds IL now imperative.
The street force OF the city Is taking
care Of It's alleys and parks, but the
lot owners seem to be neglecting the
vacant lots.
entrance examinations for the state
agricultural college will be held over
the state on September !, and J.
Ralph w. Browder has been pro.
NOTED TO be first sergeant OF Com.
pany D. Several promotions have
been made among the non. oms.
The melon market Is IN full swing
The melons nre great In quality, and
lney seem 10 he plentiful.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-17
GYPs|Es WORKED TOWN
But Were Caught at Game
When Victims Put Up
a "Holler"

Gypsies invaded the city this morn.
ing and their work resulted in a mild
sensation and a closing out about 2
o'clock this afternoon. Two or tna
girls took out paImist's licenses and
they got busy in the business dis
tricts. Several times they got hold Of
pocket books and large bills and gere
made TO give up the money by force.
They tried almost every office in
town.
This afternoon George Garrison
made complaint Of one who nabbed q
80 bill. from him in doctors oifi.e.
He found the bill wadded up under his
belt. The girl was held on charge
of larceny She gives the name OF
Vashti Muley. Two others and some
children were told to get out of town
In hurry. Both palmists' licenses,
sold at Sc each, were revoked by
Chief Mitchell e
Several complaints reached head.
quarters.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-17

FOR RENT-l1ii East Noble, on
street car line. gew strictly modern
nlne room residence, laundry tubs.
large basement. automatic water
heater, clstern water In bath; modern
gas and electris fixtures. fire place.
buIlt-ln china closets, ali hard wood
iloors. large pantry and clothes clos
cts. A snap for a good tenant. IN
qulre OF Henry Willmering. CITY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-17
POLITICS COST PASTOR MS Jll

Oshkosh. Wis, Aug. i77.--Rey. ban
lei Woodward, pastor OF Methodist
church al Omro. Wis. has resigned
his pulpit because he was told BY
superintendent 3. II. Anderson OF the
Oshkosh district of the church that
he would either have 20 give up his
pulpit or cease talking politics.
In a statement today Superintendent
Anderson said Methodist pastor
could not serve his church and be q
political speaker aud do both suceess-
fully.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-17
ACUTE OR cHRonIc-wHlcHY

No matter II your kidney trouble Is
acute or chronic Foley's Kidney
Remedy will reach your case. Mr.
Claude Brown, Reynoldsville, Ill.,,
writes us that he suffered many
months with kidney complaint which
baffled all treatment. Al last he tried
Foley's Kidney Remedy and few
large bottles effected a complete cure.
lie says, 1T has been of inestImable
value to me-" J. n. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-17
VICTIM Of WOOD ALCOHOL

TT. Smith. Ark. Aug. 17.---Jim Lewis
of Heayener. Okla, died al the coun-
t. jaii here from drinking wood al
eohol Lewis died in the county Jail
where he was being held on the
charge Of murder following the deaths
Of g. J. White and Jack Hughes OF
HeaVenef. Okla caused By drinking
what liz said to have been wood alcoh-
ol. Lewis claimed he secured the
whiskey for The debauch from boot
legger
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-17
FRESH TOPICS
OF THE TOWN
Plan Fight on White Plague.

The Logan county anli-tubercdlosis
society met yesterday afternoon in
the office OF the president. Prof Cal
vert, city superintendent OF schools.
and perfected an organization Mrs.
Charles Filson, president of the Fed.
GRAFTON OF Women's clubs OF the city,
Is vice president. and Robert Sohl,
berg. cashier Of The Guthrie National
bank, Is treasurer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-17
PLAYING GOL-lUF At DENVER
tBy Associated Press,

Denver, Colo. Aug. i7.-PIay off of
the tie In the qualifying round In the
Trans-Mlsslssippi golf tournament
this morning left Grant Chamberlain
OF Hutchinson, Paul Talbot of Jeffer-
son City, X. w Hodge OF Kansas City
and A. W. Warren OF st. Joseph in the
first flight Harry Legg. the cham
pion. completed his match with Har.
rison. and left for Denver to consult
physicians He is suffering with a
sore foot.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-17

Herman Leuttke, second baseman Of
the Guthrie ball team. has received
s5a for swatting the cigarette COW. He
hit the big Bull Durham sign on July
81. He has also received five pounds
OF tobacco for home run on the
nome grounds. Milton OF sapuipa mas
also received $50 for hitting the big
sign here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-17
JUDGE WILL RECOVER FEEs

In an opinion to the county COM
mIssiouers OF pottawatomie county
Attorney General West holds that
County Judge Il. d. Reason, who had
paid his fees for performing marriage
ceremonies into the county treasury
under protest, IS entitled TO have them
refunded under the recent decisionsH
the supreme court 10 the effect thar
county Judges were entitled to retain
those fees.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-17
70 BLUE LAW" AT LAMT0N
special TO Daily Lender,

special TO Daily Lender,
Lawton. Okla, Aug. I7.--A half doz-
en- ministers o. the ,ity last night aI'-
peared before the city council for the
purpose of arguing for The passage OF
a Sunday closing ordinance for the
city. Arguments were also present.
ed against such an ordinance, and the
council refused to enact the ordinance
The Sunday closing had been pet.
toned by two tboufand women aud
business men of the city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-17

WANTED--'l'o borrow s2.70O on good
farm In Lincoln county Good ini-
proyements. Will pay per cent !:
years or 8 years
w. r. pernuck, Baxter. Box 3ii.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-17
MENU FOR THURSDAY.


Breakfast.
Oranges. cereal and cream lambs
liver and bacon, graham and white
bread, t0aS tea and coffee.
Luncheon.
Alince Of veal with green pen Gro
quetIes as a garnIsh ca left over,
cheese cups, huckleberries and cream,
cake tea.
Spinach soup Ca left over), boiled
mutton young turnips, lima beans,
watermelon. black coffee, The Daily
Leader
Miss Pearl Matly, Of Piedmont was
here yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs s, H. Ramsey left last
evening for Chicago. after visiting
Mrs G. "A. Moody
Mrs. Mary Tcbow. Of Lamont re.
turned home last evening after visit
ing Mrs. G. A, Moody.
Mrs. Mary McDlvitt returned 10 her
home IN Kansas CITY, after visiting
Mrs. j. Wheeler.
Miss Edna Mlllerman left last even
Ing for a weeks visit with her par.
ents in Crescent.
Mrs. w. lI. Drunner and Mrs. 8. w.
chaney are visiting Mrs. George Crnet
at Crescent.
Mrs. II. NJ. Kincad and daughter.
Bertha. OF Mulhal. were in Guthrie
Yesterday.
Mrs. \. G. Ilcatherwlck of Okaho.
ma City Is visiting Miss Sylvia North.
III East Cleveland.
Iorene Oyler and Foss'e Rely OF
columbus. kan, are vlaitlng Edith
Gucher. 523 South Third
Mrs. pearl Myers left last evening
for her home In Arkansas City after
visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. Jacobson.
Miss Flora Mayer has returned 10
her home In st. Louis, after spending
a week at the home OF Mrs. w. II.
Copeland
Mrs II. NJ. Miller has returned to
her home in Texarkana. after spend
ing several months with her son, Jack
Miller.
Mrs. Ruby A. Huber. OF Longvew,
was u guest yesterday OF Mrs. Right
mlre at the Eagle home, 3l5 West Har
rson
! Mrs. j. II. Lawrence returned 10
her home In Clinton after spending a
few days with her sister. Mrs. w s.
Branaman.
Mrs l.. c. Canter, of Okemah, and
Mrs. A. II. Shook OF Woodward, were
In Guthrie yesterday.
The Woman's Missionary Society oi
the First Baptist church gave mis-.
slonary tea this afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. ]. A. Clark, G23 North Vine.
The girls class OF the Christian
church last night gave reception 10
the boys class
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Scoth0rn start
/ ed this morning for Coffeyyille. Kan
! Mrs Sc0thorn Is convalcscent from an
attack OF typhoid fever and will spend
several weeks at her old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mccoy returned
last night from bridal journey 10
Colorado. They came Immediately
from Colorado Springs.
Miss Kate Mllliken went to 0kla
homa city this morning for visit "a
friends.
Mrs. Trevillin will entertain the
Kensington club Thursday afternoon
at her home. 4OG East Villas.
Mrs. d. BaDhaur and daughter Miss
Leila, OF Newkirk are guests OF Mrs
J. B Rowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla Kellogg who
were TO have gone for u months visit
at Denver Monday were delayed and
4 VIII not he able TO leave until tomor
4 row
Mrs Walter Nncaid was here from
Mulhail.
Mr.. aud Mrs. l., X. Meek were down
! from Nnlhall Yesterday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-17

owen Acton Of Lowell. and Miss
Irene Reed, OF Alya, were married at
Alya the 14th. after which they left
for points In Colorado. The bride,
Miss Reed. was q teacher In the Low
ell schools and Is beautiful aid high
ly accomplished lady. Owen Acton
Is a son Of o. y. Acton, member OF the
Second Legislature. He Is graduate
OF the Logan county high school and
was for three years a student at the
university and star football player.
He l. now cashier OF the First State
bank. Lowell. After the honeymoon
they viii return to their new home
IA Lowell, where they will be welcom.
ed by host OF friends.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-17

Al the home Of Mrs. Matte Bundy,
7l2 South First, friends and neighbofs
gathered to witness her marriage TO
Mr.. Jesse u. Hull The ceremony was
performed at 3 o'clock yesterday after
noon by the Rev. y. ID. Cameron Df
the Baptist church. Congratulatios,
and well wishes were showered upon
the newly married pair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-17

Judge Jean p. Day went to his home
at Sallisaw today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-17

Ralph w. Browder has been pro
NOTED to be first sergeant OF Com
pany D. Several promotions have
been made among the non. oms.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-17

entrance examinations for the state
agricultural college will be held over
the state on September !, 2 aud J.
The evening world., 1910-12-15

10 O'Clock IN the evening. they sent
their celebrity by National Road No. "A.
which skirts the forest OF Argues and
ends at Dlcppe, During this time. UNI
der cover OF the fire which they them
selves had caused, the gang OF burglars
carried OFF their leader and moved him
10 an inn, where the operation took
place on the arrival Of the surgeon
at . o'clock IN the morning.
About that there was no doubt. Al
Pontolse, at Gournay. at FORCES, chief
Inspector Ganimard. who was sent
specially from Paris, with Inspector
Folcnfant as his assistant, nSccrtalned
that a motor car had passed In the
course Of the previous night. The same
on the road from Dicppe 10 Ambrumesy.
And. though the traces 81 the car were
lost at about "A mile and "A half from
the chateau, at least a number OF foot
marks were seen between the little door
In the park wall and the abbey ruins.
Besides, Ganimard remarked that the
lock OF the little door lad been forced.
So all was explained. II remained TO
decide which inn the doctor had spoken
Of; an easy piece OF work for a Cant
mard. a professional ferret. a patient
old stager OF the police. The number %
inns Is limited, and this one, given the
condition Of the wounded man, could
olly be one quite close to Ambrumesy.
Gauimard ana Sergeant Quevillon set u
work, within a circle Of five hundred
yards, Of a thousand yards, OF fifteen
hundred yards, they visited and ran
sacked everything that could pass for AZ
lnu. But, agains, all expectation, the
dv.nS man persisted In remaining In
visible.
Cnn.marl hc'ame more resolved Than
ever. lIe came back 10 sleep 1t .,
chateau, on tie Saturday night, with
intention % making his personal lnuT.
uu fI, sunday. ON SUNDAY moruIus
he learned that, during the nigh. Z
The evening world., 1910-12-15
BY Maurice Leblanc

M. Isidors Beautrsiet. according N nv
Information. has made a great repuis-
ton at the Lycee Janson-de-Saniy aa
an observer whom nothing escapes
ana his school fellows. hear. Iook
upon him as your competitor and n r.
val Of Holmlock Shears"
Indeed sad Ganimard, ironlrauy.
Just 30 one OF them wrote 10 ne,
II declares that he kaoh-.
you must believe him; and, whateVc.
he says, you may be sure that II "a
the exact expression OF the truth ".
lsidore Beautrelet. now or never IL o
tfme TO vtndicate the confidence OF yorr
friends. / beseech you. give us the eS-
act expression OF the truth
lsdore listene; with a mile and re.
piled
Monsieur lie Juge dTnstructlon. Va,
are very cruel, You mako fun OF moo
schoolboys who amuse themselves !
best they can. You are quite rig
however. and / Will give you no fi~
Their reason to laugh at me-"
The fact Is that you know nothlns :.
VI. lsidore Beautrelet."
Yes. | confess in all humility thar 1
know nothing, For ] do not cau X
showing anything that I happen Z,
have hit upon two or three more pre-
else points which. | am sure. cannot
have escaped you"
For i~nstance?"
"For Instance, the object Of the theft"
"Ah, OF course. you know the obJe
OF the theit?"
AS YOU do, | have no doubt. In fact.
It was the first thing | studied. because
the task struck me as easier" I
Easier. really?"
why. OF urse At the most, TIA
a question OF reasoning
Nothing more than that" p
Nothing more" y
And what Is your reasoning
(ro Be Continued.( y
The evening world., 1910-12-15
Another Arsene Lupin Story
Hollow Needle"

this sun will be taken from me-"
you are Joking! Do you believe
that"
Indeed I do. The men all struck me
as being very much in earnest"
This IL the statement mad TO US by
DR.. Delattre And We know. on the
other hand. that the head OF the dctcc-
tive service, In spite OF all his Insisting.
has not yet succeeded In extracting any
more precise particulars from him as
to the operation which he performed,
the patient whom he attended or the
district traversed by the car. II Is dlf-
fcult, therefore, to arrive AT the truth.
This truth, which tle writer OF the
Interview confessed himsol" unable to
discover. was guessed by the more or
less clcar-slghtcl minds that perceived
a connection with the facts which had
occurred the day before At the Chateau
d'Ambrumesy. and which were report
ed, down to the smallest dctlil, in all
the newspapers OF that day. There was
; evidently Il coincidence to be rerkouod
with In the disappearance of "A wound
ed burglar n the kidnapping Of a IA
nous surgeon.
The judicial inquiry, moreover, proved
the correctness of the hypothesis. Ry
I following the track Of the sham lyman
who had lied on n bicycle, they were
able to show that he had reached the
forest OF Argues, at some ten miles
distance. and that from there, after
throwing his bicycle into a ditch, he
/ had gone 20 the village OF ST. Nicholas
whence he had despatched the following
T telegram:
\. l.. y, Post once A., Paris.
situation desperate. Operation urgent,
~ Necessary, send celebrity by ma.
tional road fourteen"
The evidence was undcniahlc. Olc,
apprised. the accomplicos In Paris has.
tened TO make their arrangements a
The evening world., 1910-12-15

de-saiily."
Ganimard seemed a little nonpiused.
Isidore made him a very low bow. as
though he were greeting a colleague
whom no knew how to esteem at his
true value. and. turning 10 NJ. Ffileul:
1T appears. Monsieur 10 Juge din
struotion. that o have received a sat
istactory account or meV'
Perfectly satisfactory, To begin
with. you were really az Veules-ies-
Roses at the time when Mile. do Saint
Veran thought she saw o In the sunk
road. | dare say We shall discover the
identity OF your double. In the second
place. you are In very deed lsidore Beau
trelet. a sixth-form pupil and, what Is
more, an excellent pupil. industrious at
your work and OF exemplary behavior.
As your father lives IN the country. you
go out once a month 10 his correspond
ent, NJ. Bernod, who is lavish in his
praises OF you"
80 that
80 that you are free, NJ, Isidore
Beautrelet,"
absolutely tree?"
Absolutely. on. | must make Just
one little condition, all the same. You
can understand that I can't release a
gentleman who administers sleeping
draughts, who escapes by the window
and who Is afterward caught IN the
act OF trepass!ng upon private property.
I can't release him without a compen'
sptlon % some kind"
4 await yuaIr pleasure
well. We viii resume our Interrupted
conversation and you s'all tell me how
FER yru hay, advanced with your in
s,e'Pat'0as, In two days OF liberty,
must have carried them pretty
Oar.' Md, as Ganinard was preparing
/ Z, ego. with on a..c't4t.0n OF contempt
for shat sor. OF practice, tho Magistrate
| ,r.cd, "Eot at al, VI, Inspector, YOU
place Is here--l assure You that VI.
lsidore Beautrs!st Is worth listening TO.
The evening world., 1910-12-15

Christmas seasn MT II 10 JUST at hand. Then they seek to eason thing, 10
satisfy shemssNe. at tn expense Of others There is a mac maeharomt tina
sweeps ALL CONCERNED and leaves them 30 MANNED hat they are GLAD
when II all owe n that It comes bun ONCE q year
Notwithstanding n many kindly hints for eMy buying there are alwaya
tho tai -enders II they ONLY might be the sunGers, But alas II Is 10 sI
Jus. pwt yourself Tor . day. at this time In the place of the toy department
Jerk in ny Of he big stores
From early morning untit the gong sounds reef must tina, clerk. usually a
young woman. listen TO what nts Tom. Dick or larry has or hasn't d for bhc
last few years A. TO whether he would like a sid better In n age thai,
Each little running toy must be wound up and u aons to how JUST HOW
II works.. This lime without numbe, until her nerves are 20 wound u . that
1t Is with fighting fort'uds she straiShtns them out at tho close of work.
Now. a II these things aS cry beautiful for he wee tots and quit AS IT.
SHOULD be- But there IN nvs or six mothers with tn SAME problems walt
In to be attended by the SAME young woman. why7 WE'LL as suggested
before II you we're In hr place for ONE day at this time o would certainly
ham tactics NJ the holiday ssason Besides. through II all she must smile
milo M be PLEASANT. Otherwise she 10 a cranky clerk" Surely the So
called christian ptrt should bear with any cranky clerk" during this time.
mis- Is the cas IN all onceWabe trade places
1t is surely made WARM enough fr thoss IN charge TO be really the Fourth
Of july with III tn display OF rec light and fireworks
But there Is a remedy. a there 10 FOR IL Temporary madness. It Is found IN
9 a stitch in time ave. nine % . purchase In time saves many psRs
much worry Know. to thG II Isn't the COSTLIEsr gifts that give tn most
Joy. II IS nice to awaken Christmas morning and not ind mes sell q stnsy
scroose. Yet o. the other hand. also to md ta % havns spent ALL ~
we'll as YOURSEHE.
SO:
LET US HAVE PEACE AT HOME AND GOOD WILL TO CLERKS.
SEEK THE 9AFE AND SANE CTIRLSTMAs n. d
The evening world., 1910-12-15

Su surprises
n Lo. she that eapecteh nothing but JUNK shall not be disappointed; but
she that yearneth for d moorcar shall peraduenture receiue q Christie
Calendar.
co., Yea she that erpeccth a diamond sunburSt shall find a KODAK
And these shall feel as a small boy that hath gotten a bundle Of spitches
in his stocking.
YET, I say unto thee, BY a mans Christmas Offering, ne shall NOT knop
him.
For unto HIM the selection Of the gift is not a matter of sentiment, but
a SENTENCE to hard labor
Therefore, Judge him gently and deal unh him according to thy MERCY
Behold he gUth into a store in a state Of acute suffering.
opprodoh
He ttanderefh like a los. infant through mdny uistes.
He treddeh upon RULES and getteth umbrellas IN the eye.
He hedreth pomen babbhn0 lin an unknopn tongue and his heart taHeth
hin.
r He is a stranger in a strange land and knopeth not uhtch udy to turn
And 10. though he hath come In search Of q teweHod hatpin, he ooeth
forth bearing q chatting dish.
Though he hath come in search Of a 0otdmesh purse, he departeth uth
a phonogrdph.
For whatsoever the BLoNDEsT clerk urgeth upon him. he shan accent.
gladly saying In his heart:
Thank Heauen, THAT'S settled"
Yet an husband SURPRISETH his ute in this Uisc.
Behold, for many toeeks before the fatal day, he quesIoneth her slyly
md uth much discretion.
u her heart, he 0oeth forth and 0eneth her SOMETHING ELSE which she hath
rcuer thought Of; that she may be ASTONISHED at his originality
81 &c Is so clever!
Il Yea, let us accept the fruit Of their laDors, and coper them nth Kisses
and gratitude.
For the EXCHANGE desk is aluays handy and then UNCLE shah come
10 our rescuei Sehh!