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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-01

lions for prizes will DE gladly receiv-
ed ana proper credit given for them.
no special prizcs can be accepted.
The object Of the contest is 10 slim
ulate the interest of the Saskatchewan
farmers in the growing of the legum-
inous crop that is so good for the soil
and also such an excellent food for
fattening cattle, sheep ana swine.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-01

Mr.. z I. kcllY. Springfield. m.
writes ~ year ago | began to be
troubled with my kidneys and blad-
der, which grew worse until | became
alarmed at my condition. [ suffered
also with dull heavy headaches and
the action of my bladder was annoy
ing and painful. l read of Foley Kid
ney Pills aud after taking them "A few
weeks the headaches left me. the ac-
tion 81 my bladder was again normal.
ANA ! was frre OF an distress j. H..
o'Riclly a ca.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-01

the Mexican lines to obtain assistance
from Admiral Stockton's fleet at san
Diego. They crawlod past three cor
dons Of Mexican scnlies during the
night, hid in iavines during the day
and finally reached the fleet.
senator Perkins OF california de-
hveled an address on the unyeiling,
cloquently eulogizing the heroism of
the two men.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-01
CHARGES WO MAN
THREW GLASS
Ms, Baca Says Scalp Wound
Was Result Of Quarrel With
Felicia Sautrano, Who is Un-
der Arrest.

q woman giving her mama as Mis-.
Baea md hei residence ais near
Fourth street and Tiieras avenue.
We teddy eausea the alfest o. Felicia
sauuano. alleging chat the latter had
srnck her on the head With q glass,
severely cutting hel scalp.
According TO the story Mrs. Baca
told the police. she went to the Sau-
tfano Womgn's room Looking for her
husband and that q q6ar1 Il ensned in
which tho glass. Wsts the. DECIDING ar
ein4cni. The case viii be heard in
police ON this morning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-01

WIS. Julia D. Morclli, 81 yeols Old,
olea ~ . O'Clock yesterday morning
ihe family home, Tijelas road and
t.af"WaN. death resulting nom an
Illness % long standing, MIS-, Morelli
WA am old-timc resident OF Albuquer-
Nue' having mTde this city her home
~ neyrlN thirty years. She is sur
NlNed by y husband. two sisters and
p sem. The funeral will occur from
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-15

footwear dare make
It's the authoritative styles of Patrican Shoes that first
buyers There's model selling elsewhere for all the
dollars that you duplicate Patcan for $3
Nor these snappy styles obtained the expense of
The interior of every Patrcian shoe given
consideration by the manufacturers the handsome
We particularly wish TO call your attention n Patricia
an exclusive feature of Patrcian Shoes that mpas foot
sacrificing STYLE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-28
DISTRIBUTING SEED WHEAT
100 Bushels Will Be Planted
on State Pcnitcntiary
Farms

The state board of agriculture this
week began the distribution Of a cai
load OF better wheat seed to OklahO.
mn farmers The wheat was pur
chased at Medlclue Lodge, Kas.. and
q total of 1000 bushels has been or
dcred, II Is known NJ The Kharkoi
species. having originated from a Rus-
sian wheat, and lB otherwise known
as hard Turkey red wheat,
Tho board Of agriculture is selling
this to Oklahoma farmers In five.
bus1el lots ~ $3.50 per lot. or $3.50
per bushel freight prepaid to purchas
ors, ! rebate ~ made TO all pQurchas.
ers whore the price OF the wheat and
the freight docs not come TO $3.50 per
bushcl
President Corners Of the state
board of agriculture has shipped 100
bushels of the pure seed wheat TO the
McAlestcr penItcntiary and will plant
100 acres on tho penltentlary farms
In It, II Is thought that with good
yield this 100 acres VIII grow enough
to make the pcnltcniiary o dlstrlbut'
Ing point itself next year
rhe seed the board ls distributing
II Of the same kind aud quality as The
10000 bushels the Rock Island rail.
road has purchased for Oklahoma
wheat farmers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-28
HELD TO DISTRICT COURT
Kellers to Be Tried on Charges
of Larceny Preferred BY
Ellison Lake Campers

3. F. Keller, the aged Ellison lake
farmer, and his son. Guy, are to be
tried In district court on charges of
larceny brought by Ellison lake camp
ers. Clarence Keller, boy, is out OF
the case.
Justice Seward today concluded the
examination. He held the senior Kel-
Ter for trial on charge OF petty lar
ceny and charge OF grand larceny
Keller was allowed to 90 at large on
his own recognizance. Guy Keller
vas held on petty larceny and grand
larceny charges In the sum of $500.
and he will renew his bond ard remain
at large. No evidence connecting
Clarence Keller with the alleged theft
WAS brought out.
Walter Warren and Claude Burr
We're the principal complainapts and
their losses. aggregating something
like $40 each are used as basis for
the grand larceny prosecutions The
two Kellcrs were held for petty lar
eeny on the complaint of w II Chap
pell
An enormous amount Of stuff was
found at the Keller home recently.
Much OF the stuff has been identified
ny various campers There Is likeli-
hood OF further arrests
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-28
FIGHT IN COMMITTEE
OVER PLATFORM PROVISIONS
Tentative Draft Endorses TAFT
and Tariff BIIL with Some
Changes

(By Leased Wire.I

Saratoga. n Y, Sept. 2s. Roosevelt
has control OF the Republican state
central committee and II Is conceded
he VIII be able TO control the New
York state delegation at the national
convention, and vote them for whom.
ever he chooses.
Today a candidate for governor will
be selected Roosevelt stated he
would take the stump for any candl-
date nominated The Republican plat
form as outlined declares for the con.
tlnuanco Of graft hunt. direct nomina.
tiona eventually II commends Tafts
Administration. endorses the Payne
Aldrlch tariff bill, but asks for a re.
vision OF some parts. 1t endorses the
selection OF Governor Hughes 10 tho
supreme court. endorses the state adj
mlnistration.
The vote In the committe for tho
adoption OF the platform was twenty
two to fifteen. the majority represent
Ing The Republican organization.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-28
MOTOR CO. INCORPORATES
Avowed Purpose is Railroad
and Tcle egrap
Construction

Incorporation by Kinghsher men OF
The Northwest Motor Co, indicates
activity III railroad building in Okla.
homa and In the far West. The com
pany was chartered here today with
100000. capital Tho avowed pur-
pose is TO undertake railroad and
telegraph construction. The main Of
hce Is 10 be IN Oklahoma City. The
incorporators are l.. P, Weiss. Char
les h. Sockler, c. p Wiechmiler, Earl
Worl and c. NJ Flickinger. all gf
Kingfsher 7
Other charters issued today were.
Barthel Pharmacy. Oklahoma City;
capital, 10000; incorporators. wal
ter Barthell. NJ D. Barthell, Oliver G.
Black.
Dreyfus Produce Co, oklahoma
City; capital. $4,000; directors. NJ.
%. Dreyfus Abe fiellgers, s. y. Kauf-
man.
Arrow Transfer Co. Oklahoma City,
capital. S2,000. directors. John r. DO
Ian, A J Harkinsop. George p. Hunt.
er. a -
Rock Island Coal Mining Co. Okla
homa City bond from u S. Guaran-
,y Co.. Baltimore.
ynn-Noss OIL Go. Bartlesville: cap
iial, 10000. directors, s. c. Moss
Howard McNahon g. T. yanDall.
Kelso Catering Co, Oklahoma City;
capital, $1,000. directors. w. 8, Kelso
3 II kaufman, w II Pritchett
Orth-Klefeker-WaIlace Co, Oklah0
ma city; capital $4,000: directors,
/ RI, r. Seamans slfs G. l.. Ofth, Ray
y, Klefeker, G. y. Wallace.
Harper Produce Co. Tulsa: capital
$4,000. directors. Jnnn II Simmons
VIII Harper A. T Hendon
The Laura Geneva Oil Co, and Gas
Co. Tulsa capital $4,000; directors
Sidney Butler, Harry HUDSON. Geneva
Hudson.
The Gotebo Gernlan.Enelish Prepar
atory school oGetbe: capital. $500;
directors, Rev II. Neiner G. n. Duk
sen, M Il. Wcdel, Jacob Branta. Rev
81 Rilseu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-28
WILL REPUBLICANS SUPPORT
GRANDFATHER CLaUSE?'
Contends That None But Legally
Qualified Voters Should Be
Permitted 10 Vote


Hon. Lee cruce today gave out III,
following letter
Hon ], w McNcal. Guthrie, OkAs
Ny dear sir Your letter OF scptenl
ber 18TH has been received, read an,
considered,
lnasmuch as sou first proposed t
meeting Of candidates feel that II il
proper for you TO issue the call nam
ing the place and time Of meeting.
VIII be glad To attend and will urge
upon all Democratic candidates thai
they do likewise
am pleased beyond measure ID
know that all candidates for import
ant state Offices in oklahoma are Will
ing TO assist III every way possible in
promoting aonest elections in this
state.
When we meet to agree upon plans
to carry into effect the suggestions
heretofore made by you in your let
ter OF August 18th, as understand
IT, we will not be confined in our
actions to the propositions stated in
your letter, but any candidate will be
permitted to offer additional sugges-
tlons that will tend 10 greater securi-
" OF the sanctity Of the ballot
An Equally important Matter
In securing an honest election it is
not sufficient that each voter BE per
mittod to vote just as his conscience
dictates, and have Is vote counted
and declared just as 1t was cast but
II Is equally important 10 provide
that none but legally Qualified voters
shall be permitted to vote. To permit
illegal and disqualified voters to par
tcipatc in cur elections is just as fatal
to honest elections and good govern.
ment as 1t Is to make false count and
return of legal ballots. On the End
day of August, by a very decisive ma
jority, the people of this state amend
ed our constitution, whereby certain
qualifications have been prescribed as
prerequisite to the right to cast a
ballot. This amendment is popular
ly known az the "Grandfatner Cause
in the constitution. Having become 4
part OF our organic law il is the duty
VI tsciJ IiI<SH VITO DCiiSNCS IN up
holding the laws of the state TO sci
that this provision Of our constitution
Is carried into effect
Wants Amendment Strictly Enforced
At our meeting | shall propose thar
we take steps 10 see that this amend
mont TO the constitution is strictly
enforced at he coming election. to th,
end that no Illegal or disqualified vot-
er under orr laws is permitted to
vote in this state. From the interest
YOU have manifested in regard to fair
elections | am warranted in conclud-
ing that you will heartily Join in the
effort to enforce the Grandfather
Clause amendment in this election.
VIII You do so2 Let us all unite L.
seeing that none but legal voters IN.
der our constitution and laws are per-
mittcd to vote, that each voter be
permitted to vote as ne desires and
that his ballot be counted aud re-
turned as cast With these things nc
complished Sunshine and Prosperity
viii be the portion Of the people OF
Oklahoma. Very truly yours. Lee
Cruce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-28
SCHOOL LAND IN TOWNS
Will Be Placed on Sale De-
cembcr l. Occupants Will
Have Preference

Sam W. Stone, secretary TO the
state land commissioners, will begu
about December | selling school land
which has been included In townslses
The first sale viii be- at Woodward,
where there are 100 acres, which
measures into 644 twenty-fye-foo lots
adjoining the town OF Woodward on
the south and now leased for agricul-
tural purposes by farmer named
Tapdy.
The act OF the legislature which
reserved from agricultural sale school
land suitable for townslte purposes
gave the lessee preference right un-
der restrictions similar TO those In
cluded IN the general sales act. In
this instance the lessee. Tandy, has
transferred a preference In Que square
OF ground to tho city OF Woodward for
high school purposes.
The second sale viii DO az Hobart
Immediately following the Woodward
sale. whero there are 322 lots, or elgh.
ty acres All but six lots are now oc-
supiod as residences. only the ground
however, being leased from the atate.
The occupants will have the prefer.
ence right 70 purchase the lot upon
which his house stands. Lawton. 100
acres. 6i4 lots. will comprise tho third
sale, Immediately following that OF
Hobart. and the fourth will be Luther
in Lincoln county. whore there arc
forty acres. or lGi lots of twenty-five
feet 'front.'.
Fred Parlslnaon, superintendent OF
the apprsising department, Is nog
placing values on the property which
viii serve as guide IN the sale Tor
the minimum price the lots may bring
The terms are 10 per cent down and
the remainder IN ten years at 5 per
cent interest on deferred payments
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-28
TRUCE TO H0sT|uT|Es
Probably Nothing Doing il
Sc we.' Contract Matter
Until Council Meeting

Hostllites in the East Side sewer
contract war are temporarily at a
standstill, and there viii probably be
no activity in the affair until after
the regular meeting Of council Thurs.
day night
Some explaining is going 10 be
done so FAR there has been no at.
tempt at Justification of the action OF
the mayor in signing the contract
for w +. power and there has been
no apparent disposition on the parl
OF the sewer syndicate to set out
reasons for rejecting the low bid. that
OF white & Smith However, Mayor
Fsrqdharson has promised TO make a
statement at the council meeting
Thursday Il Is understood he *
angry over the partial exposure Of
the skin game and will vigorously de-.
fend Il against newspaper attacks and
the onslaughts Of attorneys for the
opposition The mayor shows dis
position to stand pat on The Power
award. regardless Of all revelations.
He Is actively backed by three niem-
bers OF council, while I've councilmen
oppose the scheme.
Suit for anulment Of contract viii
be the course taken by the
Dpposition
The law on convening grand ildes
has also beer looked up by citizens,
who are rapidly lining up for q finish
fight with council for the principle of
competition in public work There is
talk Of criminal action against the
syndicate members on account Of al.
legged conspiracy In restraint Of com
petition
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-28
GOVERNMENT MUST SHOW
CONSCIOUS PARTICIPATION"
Attorneys Thrown Into Con
fusion and Ask Time tor
Consultation
0y Leased wire,)

McAloster, okla, Sept. gS When
Judge Marshall held Tuesday Night
that the government must prove "con
scious participation Ia Tie Muskogc,
townste conspiracy within three
years preceding the finding OF The IN
dIctment. an additional burden was
put ON the prosecution and perhaps
relieved the defendants from certain
indictments.
The trial OF Haskell and others WAS
adjourned until 0 o'clock tomorrow
for the purpose OF giving the govern.
ment counsel opportunity 10 decide as
to whether taere Is sufficient evidence
t. warrant asking for conviction.
Adjutant General Frank Canton
asked the governor: How does Il
lool, to you now?' The governor ~
piled.
ut looks just the same as II always
did
Assistant Attorney General Rush ad
dressed the court al the opening Of
today's session, that unless he could
be able to establish by evidence thai
there was conscious participation
within three years before the finding
OF the indictments he would not de-
sire to take up the time OF the court
He suggested the adjournment. II
was done.
cruce States Case for Haskell.
A. G. Cruee, counsel for Governor
Haskell. contended that the manner
in which the defendants secured the
property was known to the depart
ment OF the interior and the depart
ment had approved OF them. To In,
vestlgate complaints, President RoO8e.
welt In 1906 had sent William Dudley
Foulke To report on the subject, said
Mr.. Cruce.
Mr.. Foulke made an elaborate re-
port, but In spite OF this. the manner
of scheduling for property as follow.
ed by Governor Haskell and his asso-
cIates was still approved OF by the
authorities at Washington, II WAS sup
posed.
Judge Marshall overruled an OBJ
lection TO the introduction of any 0w-
dence against Haskell on the ground
that a recent circuit court decision OF
OF the court of appeals nulhfied the
charges against the governor. The
court ordered that the examination OF
witnesses be proceeded with.
Many Witnesses Summoned.
Summons for about 30 witnesses.
living In Ohio. Michigan. New York,
Virginia and other states were IL.
sued by District Attorney William
Gregg late Tuesday night Among
those summoned are Judge Clement
Smith. of Hastings. Mich. and James
King Duffey and Charles 3. Duffey OF
Now York City. Judge Smith, accord.
Ing to tho governments opening state.
ment TO tho jury. was falsely regis.
tered by Governor Haskell as a claim
ant and then was asked to turn hts
deed over 10 tho defendants.
II was Judge Smith, II was charg.
cd. TO whom n lotter was addressed
advising him that though no did not
know It. he had suddenly become the
owner OF Oklahoma property for which
he was offered fee for quit claim
deed. j. X. and G. II. Duffey afs nj.
legged to have been officers OF the
company which handled the land
deals
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-28
REQU|s|TI0N FOR CHECK ARTIST

Requisition made by Governor
Sloan OF Arizona for w. A. coutant
has been honored By Governor Haskell
coutant Is said to belong TO the great
army of check artists. He Is under
arrest at Oklahoma City and Il 70 be
taken TO Tombstone, Arizona, By Sher-
IN John +. White of Cochise county.
II II claimed he passed check for
$50. and that an Arizona bank found
II worthless.
The state OF Oklahoma has made re-
auisition on Nebraska for A. j. john.
son, under arrest at bridgeport. Neb.,
on charge OF dIsposing OF mortgaged
property lie Is alleged TO have sold
the horses In Woodwerd sanity. both
being under mortgage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-28

New York. Sept 2S.-Archbishop
Farley, through Mgr w G. Murphy,
has made public the complete pro-
gram cf the conservation services OF
St Patrick's cathedral which are TO
take place october ), 6, and Z. The
consecfation Is to be one Of sIe most
notable Roman Catholic functions ey-
q. held in this city. St Pairleks
cathedral holds 5000 people, but the
officials say that many more than
that number will desire to attend each
of the different functions OF the three
day services, and they are making
corresponding preparations. There
are about 100000 Roman Catholics in
Manhattan and the Bronx alone, not
to mention 100000 In Brooklyn. 60.-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-28
WISCONSIN IS RADICAL
Republican Platform Roasts
Everything But La Toilette
and Progrcssives

Madison. Wis, Sept 2S-A portion
Of the Republican platform as adopt
90 by the resolutions committte WAS
nude public before being read to the
delegates today L praises Senator
la Toilette and Wisconsin progress
sives aud declares taat the Payne
Adrich tariff Law does not fulfill par.
tv pledges Tie present tariff board
is declared not adednate the rail
road law shonid hc amended to allow
d physical valuation Of railroads; a
graduated lhcoma tex Il favored and
national coHlrol OF natidn;A fesoafces
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-28
Jessie MORRISON PARD0NED
Az Aasociated Press !

Topeka, Kau4 Sept. gS Governor
Sfahbs has granted a parole to Iessie
Morrison, ole 81 the mosE talked OF
prisoners ln the Kansas penitentipfy.
Jessie Morrison has beng sergine a
rs year sentence for killing Mrs. Olin
Castle a. Eldorado, June y. 1900. She
and Clara Wiley wore both subjects
- attention By OiIn Castle and a
Jealous rivalry grew up between them.
Miss Morrison left The prison for
Excelsior Springs Mo-. today. sue
was accompanied BY her sister. sirs.
Ida Hawley, Of Excelsior Springs. with
~ .liessN ssAA l.oAa.sA svl q
time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-28
FROM CHICAGO TO sPR|AGfIElD
fIly Leased Wire.)

Chicago. H. Sept 2S- Walter II.
prookins, driving a Wright biplane.
will start tomorrow on trip from
here to Springfield, distance Of one
hundred and nlnety-one miles. IN a
race -. a prize Of $4,000 In order
70 win the prize he must be II
Springfield BY the opening Of the stale
fair 4 special train viii make The
race carrying repairs and oil
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-28

900 In Queens and $4,000 in staten
Island Cardinal Gibbons OF Balti-
more will Officiate at the solemn pom
tifical mass with which the ceremon.
les will begin, the papal legate, Car
dinal Vannutelli, and the primate OF
all Ireland, Cardinal Logue, being
present IA the caDtuaIy Many Eu.
ropean prelates, besides Canadian bis
hops and almost ali OF the hierarchy
.of the United states. VIII attend the
functions which are to continue for
several days. The payment Of all
debt upon a Roman Catholic church
must precede its conservation, and to
the untiring efforts of Archbishop Far
ley Is due the fact that not dollar
Is now due upon this valuable prop
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-28
DISTRICT COURT NEXT SATURDAY

District court will be in session
here Saturday The June term was
adjourned 70 that date and several
motions and unfinished eases viii DO
up Judge Huston VIII conclude
court AZ Kingdsher Thursday or Fri
iias. Next week court will be open
ed At saltwater The fall term here
will be opened Oh the FIRST Moriay in
November.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-28

New Orleans, La, Sept rs Immi-
grafton authorities here were today
warned TO take precautiop 1T handling
passengers on q liner due here Oeto-
Der Sth from the cholera Infected dis
tfict Of Italy Information hus been
received mere that seven hundred per-
SONS from this district we're On board
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-28
SPREADING
Cholera Carried Throughout
Italy By People Fleeing
From ScOurge
fBy Ieased Wirel

Rome. sept. 2S. Fear OF cholera
epidemic in Rome became acute to-
day. Thousands of those who live
In Naples, mostly women and children
Of the welllo-so class who came here
are spreading the disease, One hun.
dred cases per day are developing al
Naples and segenty-flve deaths hafe
resulted there since M0iday yl'l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-28
earmers, Institutes EIssl afflcers

At the Kay county farmers insti
tutc in Newkirk on the 10Th. G. NJ. D
vanstein OF Newkirk, was elected
president and s. w Wagermnn, oi
Newkirk. secretary. AT Perry. Noble
county. September 27. r. w. Randall
q. Orlando. was elected president ana
w VI Martin. Of Perry secrctaSy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-28
.GR|TIGIzEs R00sEVELT's STAND
(By Leaatd Wirel

London, Sept. . That the stand
taken by Roosevelt IN The New York
state convention viii affect every
state IN the Union Is the opinion OK
pressed BIZ tho London Times today.
It editorialiy lkens Roosevelt 70 a
AeDeFal MAO tinueg LaAes 70 remoaei
hie arfny on The eve 1f battle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-28
10000 BR|CnNERs LOCKED OUT

81 YIeg.s.'d Wire y

New York. Sept. 2S.-Twenty thou.
sand men are out q work today By,
reason OF lockout Of brickiayers By
the Master Builders association. The
lockout involves 10000 union men and
10000 others who have gene out In
4enar afhv wGrl ~ rrfrhee 81
bmilI'nes has hpen suspended