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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-04
4 F0UG-YEAk-ULD'S LONG RIDE
NoIa kolI Travelled All the Way From
Los Angeles to Topeka by
Herself.

Topeka, Mar. 4-Nola Koll, 4 years
old. an orphan with few friends and
no money, travelled all the way from
Los Angej % TO Topeka alone. She
will 90 to the keme of Samuel Roberts
of Holton. The child's father died sew
eral months ago and the mother died
few weeks ago Mrs. Roberts heard
OF the little girls plight through some
friends and asked the Atehison, To-
peka & Santa Fe railway officials to
send the girl to her. The passenger
department OF the railroad instructed
It's conductors to take care of the
child on its trip OF 1000 miles.
While travelling through New Mexico
the conductor in charge of the train
learned that the next day was Nola's
birthday. He told some OF the pas
sengers about IT, Orders were tele-
graphed ahead for big cake, toys.
clothing and other things that child
loves and needs. Then there was a
big reception in the tourist sleeper,
everybody on the train taking part.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-04
CRY DADS
DISPATCH BUSINESS



son went 10 the public Improvements
ommittee Property owners on
Gas. Springer irem Drexel 10 Pine
asked that a wa,er main be extend
I'd as fa' as Pine, or farther. The
petition stated that the residences
in that neighborhood were without
,ro ectlon In case Of fire aud lacked
Sa er supply for sprinhling and 9th
Il purposes. The matter was re-
erred TO The water commissioner and
water committee OF Che council.
A petition f.om j. ~ Wallace for
in auctioneer's special license at s.
! day was referred to the city a.tor-
aey. A city ordinance providss a
.aily license OF $25 day, but men,
1ers Of The council We're OF the opin-
on that they had been granted here
ofore for So Wallace intends 10
close ont jewefry stock.
Properly Owners Protest.
A protest from properly owners OF
Walnut against the paving of that
street from The north line OF Okla
nona to Mansnr WAS read. A peti-
ion was read from residents of Six
.eenth street asking that the city o..
tain the dedication OF property north
af Warner and open the street from
Noble TO Mansur 20 make |, a contln-
nous thUroughfare. The matter was
eferred 10 the mayor and city attor-
ney with power 10 act.
The public improvements commit
tee was authorized 20 enter into a
cont act for painting the city hall
nd repairing wood work. The mayor
did not know where the money 10
over the expense was coming from
bur upon the representations OF the
chief Of police mat the plas er wa
a ling down in places and The wood
work dscaying, offered no further OBJ
lection.
Reports Ordered Ton ght.
Only one eport from city officer
vas received last night, that of The
gas inspector which showed hat The
Office had received revenue o
s2l 80 during February On moiol
of Alderman Kennedy all other cit!
/ departments were instructed to sub
nit their monthly reports tonight
A bid from w F. PCge OF 81 &c
ior a storm sewer en- Oak s.ree
from Villas 10 Harrison, was referred
20 the sewer committee and city en-
gineer.
The finance committee repor,et
he total monthly expense OF the cit.
Is S7,4tS.73 AMI an ordinance appre
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-04
HOUSE MORNING SESSION.

The house of representatives today
took final action on the Helm bill pro.
viding a penalty of two to twenty
years Imprisonment in the state peni
ientiary for engaging in the White
Slave traffic, by accepting the senate
amendments 10 the bill.
Final action was also taken on Gov
ernor Haskell's railroad tax bill. the
house accepting without argument. q
few minor corrections as 10 the tech
nicallty OF the bill
An amended form OF the Bryan and
Charles state bond commissioner bill
vas passed finally, the bill as passed
making the attorney-general Of the
ttate ex officio bond commissioner and
putting on him the duty OF preparing
forms for issuance of bonds. looking
after the procedure, etc.
Income Tax Amendment.
The house passed finally resolu
ton bearing the names OF Represents
tives Workman and Terral and Sena
tor Graham. ratiiying the proposed in
come tax amendment to the constitu
ton of TIE United States.
The bill allowing the state game
warden approximately $1,000 to re
smburse him for expenses OF main
tanning the department last year, was
amended to eliminate slll which
state Inspector and Examiner C. A
Taylor, in his examination OF The
game warden's accounts, had discover
e,i to be in excess Of the actual amount
the error arising In adding n column
The Burnette, Reeves and Smith o
Custer, bill. making Custer conuty
superior court county regardless o
population, passed finally.
An attempt to resurrect the Yeage.
Strain gas pipe line bin. which wal
killed two weeks ago, was without re
suit, the motion to reconsider beln!
tabled.
Bryan's proposed amendment to tn
constitution to allow land companie
10 acquire and hold real estate "a
irrigation and reclamation purposes
failed by lack of a constitutional MT
jority.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-04
Consumer Pays the Freight.

The citizen who contemplates
building a ore building OF 4. sAeSis
dence. or the garmsas, @it9l tsinSs ee
building home ps'S 4 Dern, Will netfe
from a perusal Of the figures lIelNe-
with presented. that Judge Hook has
doubled the eight on lumber, and
increased the rate on brick 10 almost
as great an extent The farmer
who no ed a gain in his profit on
raising wheat with the establishing
OF the commissions rates on wheat,
will find that the transportation fac
Tor in cutting down his profit on corn
or hay will have grown in about the
same proportion with the raising Of
he rates as permitted by Judge
Hook.
Another striking effect Of the
knocking on. of the low rates estaD-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-04
RAILROADS TO PACIFIC
COAST ARE BL0CKADED
Hundreds of Passengers Are Marooned
at Ogden, utah--OnIy the Most
Southern Routes Open.

Ogden, Utah, Mar with hun,
dreds OF passengers marooned here
including many colonists from east.
ern points, the Southern Pacific rail.
road is more helpless than at any
time in its history. Not train mas
left for the west for twenty-four hours
and floods in the Humboldt valley,
where the river has changed its course
are so overwhelming, according to To-
cal officials that it will require a week
and possibly ten days before traffic
can be even partially restored.
Seldom in the history OF transconti-
mental railroading has the Pacific slope
been cut off from the rest of the con
tinent as it is today.
OF the several trans-continen-
tai lines having terminals ON this
coast, only the most southern routes
are open The Central Pacific, North.
ern Pacific, Great Northern and other
northern railroads are at a standstill
so far as through traffic is concerned
every line having been blocked by
floods or snowslides. The only open
route is via Los Angeles and up the
coast and even that far south one
line was totally disrupted over month
ago when hundred miles of the Sal
Lake Il San Pedro route through Ne
vada was washed out.
The Central Pacific is blocked IL
northeastern Nevada, east of Elko, b,
floods which destroyed many miles o
the road bed No overland trains have
arrived via Ogden on the Pacific coas
for three days and delayed trains arr
held at stationl throughout Nevada.
In the north the sudden increase II
temperature. following heavy snow
fall, has blocked the lines of the Grea
Northern and Northern Pacific through
/ the Cascade mountains. Small slide
have interrupted and delayed traffi
I for several weeks, but the great ava
lanches OF the last three days hav'
completely tied up the lines ant
caused heavy loss of life. From al
parts OF Washington and northearl
Oregon, reports of impending flood
have been received and It is though
! probable that the railroads will hav
new difficulties to face In the low
lands before the mountain lines hav
been cleared.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-04
STRENUOUS MORNING
IN SENATE



psssage. The bin provides thai q
isper published six days or more in
i week shall constitute daily news
paper
To Prosecute Railway SUITS
Se1ate bill No. l0l by Williams,
rs.,vsdes ior ite necessary expenses
ii The corporation commits sion AND
tie attorney general in the defense Of
slits instituted by various railroad
companies against the state. The bill
appIopr.ates $4,000, of which $4,000
goes TO the attorney generals depart
rltut. The bill was recommended
Tor passage.
seDate bill No. isS by Williams
Nas tayoTably recommended. making
an appropriation OF ;2G25 10 pay sal
any of inspector in the department
or The commissioner OF charities and
cor, ections and for the necessary
travelling Expenses for fifteen months
ca.iing june 80, 1911.
4 "phony' automobile bill as q
substitute for the Billups bill was in
ftLtuced by Senator Beeier. which
Chairman Allen declared out Of or
de-, charicterizlng II as gross
p,agerism on the Kansas law The
hill by geeler was afterward ordered
pr.nted In toe Journal.
A Deficiency Appropriat on
senate bill No LOG by Echols APP
rr priating 81 800 TO pay deficiencies
f1r the maintenance OF The state
/ use building and convention hall
for the fiscal year ending June 5O'
1910, was recommended for passage
The bill by Senator Taylor. No,
10. relating to elections in cities and
owns and providing for the election
II ma a-shals in incorporated towns
Wis recommended for passage.
penitentisry Appropriation
Tbs bill by Redwlne authorizing
The state anditor to issue certain
variants and he treasurer 10 pay
them from any money in the treasury
- the credit of the public building
fiLe, 10 persons authorized to receive
them, fer the purpose OF building and
coulpping the state penitentiary a.
NJ. Alester. providing such warrants
shall not exceed the total amount
that has heretofore been appropriat
ed was recommended for passage.
senate hin No. III by Wilnam'
liking the qualifications OF the sta''
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-04
Dr. ESissg's Nav Life pills
The best in the world.
Socialist Visiting Memoirs.

August Bebel, who Is on the verge
of his 10th year. has taken only a
small part in political life during the
last two years. The sturdy and elo.
quent leader OF German social dem
ocracy is not In very robust health
and his appearances in the reichstag
and at public meetings are infrequent
and uncertain Berlin papers now re.
port that he has been using his en-
forced retirement in collecting mate
rials for two volumes of memoirs
which are shortly to see the light.
These memoirs will be practically a
history OF the socialist movement, in
Germany since Bebel first entered the
arena, in 1865.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-04

lished by the commission will be
4 moi ea siilsthe tariff Oh soft coal which
sSSisilss more thahs4aA per eenr on the
sshoiser 1fnliis and nearly doubles on
sghe long hauls.
The commodities enumerated in the
accompanying table are presented 70
show he RATES of increase on the
mo e common articles Of traffic. The
rates increase on everything that is
transported BY rail in practically the
same proportion
The new tariff of the Katy shows
some decreases in rates between
specific poin s, bur these in all cases
are in favor Of points which, for
traffic reasons, the company sees fit
to fayos BY discrimination thai the
"UUir1rattofr -sesi ts44s->ie4a --s-allld- hold
Illegal and prohibit.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-04

gazing thousands of dollars every
day, that the people Of the state have
been receiving she rates that ME CD
poration commission insists are fair
and reasonable. and the benefit that
the railroads are 10 reap as a result
Of single st oke Of the pen OF the
Federal Judge who was appealed 10
by he railroads in their effort 10 de-
feat The will OF the people Of Okla
homa.
The Katy Is the first railroad 10
take advantage OF the letting down
OF he bars. and to enter again upon
The green pas, ures Of the public Of
Oklahoma, which were found such
fat,ening grazing lands for the rail
roads before the constitution was
adopted and the corporation com
mission organized
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-04

On .he theory that the consumer
pays the freight, which theory has
hot yet been discarded BY profound
stuAen,s o. casual observers Oh
economies. the accompanying rable
os figures ough. TO be of considera-
Bile interest to the public in Okla'
bona.
Ii shows the rates that are put In
10 effect on freight in Oklahoma BY
the N. X. and r. road BY the tann
jus issued and made operative March
4. 1t also shows In contras1 there
10 the CORE bonding rates, as esiab-
lished hy the state corporation com
mission and set aside by Judge
Hooks Injunction recently issued IN
81. Louis.
A comparison of The two se's o.
figures will show the benefit. aggre-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-04

Fully nine out of every ten cases
of rheumatism is simply rheumatism
OF the muscles due to cold OF damp,
or chronic rheumatism, neither Of
which require any internal treatment.
All that is needed to afford relief is
tie free application of Chamberlain's 5
Llniment Give it trial. You afe
certain 10 be pleased with the quick
relief which II affords. Sold by all
dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-04
Senate Favors Subsidy Bill.

+ Washington, Mar. 4.-The Gallinger
Mail Pay bill to provide for the estab-
lishment OF mail steamship lines be-
tween the United States and South
America, the Philippines, Japan, China
lhnd Australia, was ordered, fayorably
reported to the senate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-04

Are you frequently hoarse? Do
you have that annoying tickling In
your throat? Does your cough annoy
you at night, and do you raise mu-
cous in the morning? Do you want
elief? II so, lake Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and you will he
pleased Sold by all dealers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-04
correctlon from Mr M,ore.

Editor Leader: VIII you please
correct the story that has gone out
10 the effect that | got my am brok-
en- and was sent TO The NJ. y. hos
pital? was run over and me
hon se stepped OH my arm and bruised
+. but ! never went to bed or TO q
iiospl al. will certainly appreciate
the correction. Truly yours, r. l..
Moore. senae audisor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-04

priating this amount was placed on
us first reading.
Adams called the councils atten-
tion to the dangerous condition OF a
crossing at Oak and Lincoln streets
and the street commissioners was Or
dered TO have 1t repaired.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-04
heao TINS.

Hutchinson. Kas, After trying
ioc.ors and different medicines for
kidney, bladder and rheumatic trru
ble Halls Texas Wonder cured me.
It Is the best medicine on earth
Walter e. Perry, 20 s. Nais street.
Sold by all drugglsts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-04

snneiintendent OF public instruction.
was taken up but before II was dis
osed of the committee of the whole
a;1se and reported.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-04
K~A@1For Indigestion,
u 2~S~-AO& Relieves sour stomach.
palpitation of the heart. Digests what YOU eaa


WANTED-1lw or three rooms, moi
TOO far from business section, for
light housekeeping W. II. Panner
care Daily Leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-04

ALIENS LUNG BALSAM
has been used successfully for years
for deep-seated coughs, colds and
bronchitis. Everybody should know
shout it. It is simple, safe and sure.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-04
PARKE RS
HAIR RALSAM

Cleensss aud beauties the hair.
Promotes luxurihni growth.
Never Fails to Restore Gray
Hair to its Youthful Color.
Cares scalp diseases 4 hair falling.
Soc, and gl.O0a al Druggists
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19
4RLAYTI1E GA
- STORIES~
TOBY

Toby n the pct bulldog OF an eng.
llsh woman living IN this country.
They are very. very fond az each
ether. and are always together.
When she has her afternoon tea
he sits beside her and drinks little
tea from a saucer and eats aome bis
cults lie knows when n'elock
comes, and. II she IL late about max.
inK the tea. he reminds her By run.
ming hack and forth from hts mis-.
tfess ~ the tea table.
A few months ago Toby'a mistress
took him with her ON railroad trln
The tralnmen wouldn't allow him Is
stay IA the coach with her. but put
him IN the baggage car. Toby
didn't like this a. all and AZ the
firat chance be- Jumped out and ran
away lie was glad % be out of
that stpffy baggage car. and IL felt
80 good "a run again. so he luat ran
and ran but presently he began to
get ured and yet no weil.known
whistle called him hack.
Tits had never happened 10
Toby before. and b. didn't know
shat TO de- Then u grew DARK and
hv didn't know how "a get home
Poor little Toby. who had always
been cared ior like a baby. was iosl
He was ffightanea and cold and
urcd and hungry Thr next day was
The same. and the next People
came and called TO him and tried 10
catch him. but be Nah afraid and
wouldn't let them got near him.
Ia the meantime what was his
mistress dosnEf The railroad pro.
pie bad told her thai he had Boen
seen and would be caught and sent
back II ones. On the third dAy nhe
could stand IL no longer. but start
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19

"a out Ia find him herself shs
took the train back 10 the town
where they told her he had jumped
out. and started out 20 the woods
20 look Cor him.
Poor TohY waa nearly sftiryed By
this time. and was lying eFouehcd
IN fence corner. phlyerlug whan
he heard a Toby Toby in
that dear voice TO ilinpad oul 20
she road. aud there she waa' They
rushed az each other. and she aat
right down IN the road and laughed
and cried Toby licked her hands
and cried. too.
She toes him 20 q hotel. where
he had feast and then they took
the train fof home Bat Toby didn't
ride In a baggage car. nor indeed 10
a common coach. bat IN pAFioF
car. II you please. right by his mis-.
trena
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19
4 TALK WITH WOMEN


Many are the parenta with whom
Zine family aud wealth" are TIRE.
eiHtihie potentialitioa Ia the quail.
tlcauona 81 A sutton When you
hear that young woman IL on.
gagged % be married. the first quea
ton asked H. Is she doing we'll p
(which Il 10 ask. Has he money Y"l
Thus Is happiness bartered away
Tor worldly display. aud the very
citidel Of civilization aud goodness
surrendered 20 It's foes. aud an ia
treasurer laid waste
ITO make a mere business o. mar.
riage.
To cali e a living. vocation. ca.
rcer.
IL but 10 pergert. degrade and dis.
parHEe
a contract Of all most sacred and
dear"
Marry a man for his money aud
you VIII find Il out shortly What
sublime contempt man must have
Tor one eho simply loves his pook.
81 book' Why not love his store or
factory. hts farm or lumber yard
Many a woman foigna To love a
man who has money whom she
would positively hate N be was
poor The love 81 money - a miaer.
~ prctense of affection that leads
70 discomfort. dlatruat and disgust
~ soon az men find Il out Many
rich mans wife has uos the priyi
lege. nor the money. nor the good
times her servants have.
Money itself furnishes no happl.
ueea aud provides no certainty IN
the home foundations There are
many palaces where wealth antiei.
pateH every want. and yet where
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19
LITTLE PROBLEMS or
love AND MARRIAGE
n,s. the Fir, Make a Good Wife?

rhe Jealous man had hotter think
twice before marrying tho filrt
wiih a teasing or tantalising streak
In her nature Perfectly harmless
with another sort az man. she will
often. II she finds she can torment
her husband a biz fllrt just for the
fuu ~ r. she doesn't mean to DO
anything Nally wrong. She either
thinks he Is foolish % be- Jealous
When she il only haying a little
fun. on else she inwardy oxults
that BE- really cares 80 much. Hut
Il rs PLAYING vith Are. tcalouay "a
a bad ihins 20 iamper with. II has
a hii oi dynamite Ia its composition
and there d likely to BE- an cxpIo.
sion.
Most unwlse IL the man Who mar.
risa gennlue iiift. the heartiess
coQlwtte Kind Conquest IL pas.
sion with her Il il a. had a. the
appetite FOR strong drink. She Ia
selfish She Is vain She ID an.
trustworthy. A man cannot expect
happy domestic lfe married 10
auch a woman. she "a usually bean
glful and brilliant She makes hlm
ray home filled Nith company. n
b. cares for that sort ~ thlns. nat
BE- win never know what affair ~
eolnE on behind his hack. what IL
she real truth behind the excuse
she - making
Classify the giirt who may be en-.
tangilng you In her wiies II she
Is of the Tenulne. heArtlass co
quette kind break the chaina before
they become too strong. But II
she Is miscnievoua. gay hearted
Girl. whose principles are sweet
and true. rejoice In Winning all her
affections fog yourself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19

-. ar arts and il'r's Aass
~ 4. ssilsa ! iiIH who L simply Y.
I 4 svsr with sod spirits. -,
!. 4, sAsAsared- fond Q, ! so0'
\ - a hest Of admirers
b. = :. N silAln the charmed eissls J,
ne . = elder Nils heAslns
NJ .,esssnsll engasenlsnt ~. I
Il y - 'seaehs.essly she y I
~ Tsss the name se's AZ
=. 4. ri s net 4 ilirs who VII NJ
ssrm she Is usually = s'gl
= ssa she would no s'e,,
m 4 mans Affection
I. .lSox bin over than g 20
.s.ls hurt q little ealia y.
- ~. \ a. rule seadef hsf
=, ..sss ssund The man tet,
". ! -. -, = vim such a str
-. Z. ~ iii have sunshine u
y - once she kenulhfly
y /. sFss as steel and hcF
~. a AlsA spirits are a son
-. saolAsg Kind q so'eslled
=. ~ rh On this order
a. nme natural saye'l
!, - & ssars With But lheIs
80 s,ft reoa principles AN
s Frlasloa b tae case
y, !. shas Il FEEDS upon and
q ssssst kssss a. appetite tof
"A - slrl n IN danger Of ~
~. ~'s.s and IadIrersnt A
49, tAware q her. for she
s.<sssra.s into 3 hears'css 60
-. n slss abe Should b.
49, as Aslcre The hsols y y.
=. =. 81 may So for herself
= - \ srne lnse, What Dead
Z = ! ~ other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-19
OutOf tboWSdODOf
0-CYNTHIA6REY
Are You FaseInstInn1

Fascination cannot be defined
We sometimes call Il charm. bat we
do not know Just shat II Ii. II
II not. strictly speaking. an art
but Il can. IN the absence of natural
charm. 10 an extent be- cultivated
The fascinating girl. whether
beautiful or plain. intellectual or
otherwise. always ceilpees
One Of the chief qualities Is
agreeablenesE She studies 20
please. She - affable 20 everybody.
regardless 81 her Individual likes
and disilkes She can listen as well.
and often better. than she can
talk She assumes an interest
when abe does not feel g.
The fascinating girl allows you
10 feel that she Is entertained when
she IT. really bored She dlffuses
geniaiiiy and wholeaomeness. and