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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26
MEDIC ROW
PROMISES
HOT STUFF
Special to Daily Leader.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Aug 26-Dr
j. Hensley, of this city, late last
evening, swore out warrant for the
arrest Of DR. Tilley. Of Muskogee who
Is president OF the state medical
board Or. hcHsley, who was in Cal
ifornia when the state board met at
Guthrie and came to this city under
the imperative demand OF Governor
Haskell. was severely arraigned by
Tilley and others; the sffair attain
ing more than statewide fame. Up
on arrival home, Dr. Hensley made
demand for hearing in as public
manner as had been INDUCED In Il
tne time OF his arraignment, and the
warrant. charging the chairman with
wilfull criminal libel, follows the for
mer charges and counter charNIN
During the meeting OF they Estate
medical hoard ~ Oklahoma cify pr
frank Davis. Of Enid. who was pop
ular candidate for litutenant.goyerll
being next to Col McAlesfer, who waa
Nominated on the Democratic ticknt
was broneat into the centros sefss
aince refusing to reSgn from tbe
board.
n. slr.+,Sl<s.- T. f.,2,.. thf@ .f*.+ ..a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26
WHY THEY DEMAND BALLOT.

Modern industrialism has invaded
woman's sphere-the homeland now
she must have the right 10 participate
ia the powers OF government to pro-
tect herself. Modern c0nmerclalism
has driven The girl from the home
into the factories. aud woman must
have the right 10 participate inlsgs-
lalion to obtain shorter hours and %
have the right to participate IN legls-
slave conditions OF the factory girl.
ihe shop girl.
That is summary OF the argu.
ment OF the women suffragists in
their brief filed NTH Secretary OF
state 7. r. Smith IN connection with
the proposed amendment TO the con.
stltutioa whereby the wora male is
siilexen l.lAl i.s aeetsl al4ete.as
Il appears in the section relative to
matters of suffrage.
Are Women taxed De they own
property Aud WIZ should they not
Be represented IL the government
sllere matters OF saxation ase adjust.
cdr Il thai 20, taxation without rep
II. T..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26
WILL SPEND IT ALL RIGHT
No Matter Where the Money
Belongs the City Will
Blow it In

Creation Of new fund was propos.
ca IN the city council last night by
councilman Higgins Occasionally
there comes into the treasury one
per cent accumulation which nobody
knows where to place. The money
comes from the difference between
the per cent interest paid BY prop.
olty owners in street paving matters
ara the six per cent paid the paving
company In interest II was found,
however, that there is already a legal
rethod Of use, the fund being applied
10 payment of bonds
Second resolutions of intention to
pave Oak street from Oklahoma ave.
nne to Springer and Ash from Noble
to Washington We're introduced. Sep.
tember was set for hearing protests.
A resolution OF intention to pave
Broad street from Washington 10
jefferson and Jefferson from Broad to
Vine was introduced
Payment OF $32.55 10 Chief Justice
!. j. Dunn was ordered on account Of
lamages resulting from change ol
Grade on washington avenue.
Mayor Farquharson called aiteu-
Jlon to the curious state OF facts IN
Vine street.-The Rock Island cut.
Stagnant water is there for some reae
on and he directed an investigation
into the cause Of the pools TIE cut
Is supposed TO be under drainage. He
referred the complaint to the health
committee.
Cutting Of weeds was spoken of and
On motion Of Councilman Higgins the
sidewalk force was instructed to keep
or cutting. Extra men are to be EN-.
nloyed The city has already spen,
500 for cutting weeds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26
UNCONSCIOUS BY FALL


Special to Daily Leader.
Minco Okla, Aug. 2G--Iast Satur
day evening while dipping water from
p barrel In a wagon. Miss Ina Brad
shaw slipped from her position Oh
ne breakheam Of the aeon and fell
striking her head wi .lcu force AZ
TO render her unconscious for several
hours. since regaining consciousness
she has been very slow with chances
for recovery slight Her sister, Mrs
Anna Akin, Is also quite III and her
husband Is confined to his bed witt
typhoid fever,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26
ROOSEVELT
DENOUNCES
BOSS|SM
(By Associated Press.)

Carroll, Ia, Aug. 26-Rooseyelt
Aligned himself with the progressiyes
ct New York state in statement is
sued on the train today. The pro-
gressives are emphatically in favor
of taking a real step forward about
direct primaries" the statement said.
But the main issuv is that we stand
against bossism, big or little. and in
favor of genuine popular Xle, not
only at elections, but within party OF
ganizations. Oar war is ruthless
against every species OF corruption.
against alliance between corrupt bus
mess and corrupt politics, as to which
il has been found that TOO often boss
system has offered peculiarly efficient
and Objectionable means of comm !.
nication."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26
PROHIBITION IN MUsKOGEE
Keen Rivalry Among Jointists
Has Cut Price of Beer
to IS Cents
(By AssoeIated Presa.l

MuslSogec. Okla. Aug. Mayor
McGarr has transmitted to CHER OF
Police Klmsey and other enforcement
officers copies Of four reports recently
made to him by Pairolman w o. vii
lamson pnrporlng to give 4 compieta
roster OF the booze joints. gambling
places and bawdy houses existing IN
this city.
Among other data the lists include
twenty'f0ur places In which 1t Is al
legged gambling is carried on openly.
II also includes list OF forty-eignf
dives and gambling houses which It Is
alleged have opened up since July t.
which is the date when kImsey was
reiustatcd chief Of police. II also EN-
braces a list Of twenty.one alleged
houses OF ill-famc and rOomlng house
Of notorious reputation Several Of
these places, the report says. have
paid fines during the month Of Aug.
nst, but none IN July.
The report says that several booze
joints IN the western part Of the clig
have reduced the price Of beer to 70
cents bottle or two for quarter
ia order 10 get trade.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26
BLUE EYES
HENCE To
KENTUCKY
INNOCENT APPEARING
YOUTH WAS THERE WITH
THE FEUD STUFF
nEnEHnHE -.---- ,4s.
RAMDLES AROUND TILL
SHERIFF CUT HIM DOWN
aEsEmsrsv - G--.-N
According to Charges Was
Too Careless M,a Guns,
Dynamite, EtceteTa

"A boy with baby blue eyes OF inno-
cent appearance and slight physique
accompanied by middle-aged man
OF commonplace appearance. but per-
feet speech and knightly manners.
started from Guthrie this morning TO-.
Jackson, Ky. The boy was prisoner
and the man was sheriff. They
treated each other with elaborate pol
iteness They will be four days on
the way home.
The innocent-looklng boy is Nose
Caudelb said to be one OF the most
dangerous and desperate criminals
known in Kentucky and the man is
Sheriff j. II Hudson conscripted into
the most dangerous official position
in the United States and the logical
opponent OF the most inveteraIe shoot
ers known to the civilized world. Mr..
Hudson Is sheriff Of Breathitt county.
the scene ofsmanysof the most appal-
ing and sensational Killings In the
shistory. .ol the country, and the home
of thef1nt1st sabsointe and real Ter
rors' in the world OF fact.
The convicting Suit Case.
Caudell carried the suit case which
caused his capture. Three weeks ago
he appeared in Guthrie. pawned his
pistol and welt to l.awrie township
to work on farm. Sheriff Mahoney
found him out. secured the suit case
with It's tell-tale letters, and landed
. the boy in Jail without trouble. The
sheriff of Breathitt county arrived last
night. and Caudell agreed to go back
to Kentucky without reQuis;tion pap
ers.
The immediate charge against Cau-
dell Is dynamiting. He Is accused of
blowing up the house of an enemy
about a year ago in the most complete
manner Behind this charge are mum
erous others, including several near
murders. dynainiptfng mule pens and
shooting holes into a dozen dancers
in one night. He is described in Ken
lucky as the bad man who has made
good. Nobody except preachers and
old maids can doubt his badness He
is not even go0d-looking rascal, al
though his soft appearance would in
dicate that he should be named Clar-
ence and should be receiving picture
texts for regular attendance at Sun
day school and for the best Willie
boy recitation Of "Curfew Shall MOI
Ring Tonight" As a matter of fact
he is claimed TO be a permanent and
reliable enemy Of any man whose
looks he does not like, and as sure III
his shooting and other yillanies as
death and taxes.
A Mild hammered Boy.
Caudell is said TO have blown up
whole acre of mules belonging to
contractor, Floyd Day. This es-
capade was just ahead of the one he
Is to be tried for If he and the sher-
iff both get home alive. Two weeks
before the mule episode he plugged
three friends who tried to beat him
playing seven-up. Before that he had
broken up school plays. emptied the
churches, shot cows to see them run.
carved up a preacher and chased the
police TO run to the city hail. In the
dyramiting case he escaped being a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26
P|NCH0T
~BLAME ES
CONGRESS

Washington, D, c.. Aug 90 G-Glnord
Pinchot, In statement today, saws
The loss OF life In tie recent forest
fires was unnecessary, The disastrous
results being traceable 10 unprcpared'
ness He scores members Of con
gress who opposed the forest appro
priations Forests should be equipped
with roads. telephone lines and more
rangers, he said.
"Men in congress like Hepburn, Of
Idaho, aud Carter, of Montana, made
light Of efforts OF the forest service
tc prepare for Just such calamity
They have. IN effect. fought on tn,
eide OF the fires"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26
APPARENTLY INCOMPETENT
TO MANAGE THEIR AFFAIRS
Born With Silver Spoon In
Mouth, Osages are Easy
Prey, Say Witnesses
-- wwsraEn
(By Associated Press)


pawhuska. Okla, Aug. 2G.--The
committee investigating the Core
charges and McMurray land contracts
completed It's work IN Oklahoma TO
day and adjourned 10 meet In Wash
ipgton in November The commit
ice has examined ore lennr:f.d
witnesses and has taken testimony
that fill two volumes After working
Ia Washington the c0SenIttee will for
muiatc report for submission 70
cougrcss.
Easy Money for Grafters.
For 495 acres OF land stewart Cho-
teau, part.breed Usage, received in
actual eesh sSy22, Ia testiiied before
the committed
"On March q last, .slid ChotehN
who Is % searstold. II fecelyed 4 eer- 4
tlficate of competency allowing me
70 manage my own affairs. as regards
my part OF tribal lands. Five days
later A. $. Sands got me 10 sign a
deed TO 100 acres for which he was
TO give me $1,000. He kept the 81
600 10 pay him for some furniture and
a buggy | bought from him. Ten
days later he called up and said he
wanted 70 buy 335 acres more IN
The meantime ! had borrowed a small
sum 81 money frtsn him, 50 be gave
me s372 Tor the 1896 acres and kept
the rest The $S72 was all the cash
ever got for the 1875 acres / never
asked how much the property was
worth. but left that All 10 Sands. He
knew all outit. So | LETT Il 20 him.
A Typical Case.
MIS-. Reward. a part breed OsagI
mother Of Choteau. testified thar she
had protested 70 Washington against
the issuance Of certificate OF com
potency 10 her son, but the certifi-
cate Was issued and the land sold
withoi her know ledge, She said 'the
case was taken as typical OF many
others IN which the Indians disposed
Of thesr allatments, apparently with
Indifference as 70 how much they
received
Representative 3 S Mcclure OF
Oklahoma appeared before the com
mittee 70 deny that Rlchard G. Adams
of Washington had ever said het Nc
Gulrel was interested In the McMur-
fag contracts lie read telegram
FROM Adams who also denied ever
making the statement Representa-
live Charles Carter previously had
testified that Adams had said Nc
CURE had favored the contracts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26

There are sos miles of brick paving.
The contracts now completed will run
the total UP to about nineteen miles.
Noble avenue is far In tie lead OF
all other thoroughfares. 1t has 2.06
miles of paving, being surfaced prac-
tically its entire length. When the
contracts are completed Warner will
be q reasonably close second The
following streets now have from two
to ten blocks of paving:
Washington, Logan Mansur, Vine,
Maple. Cleveland, Oklahoma. Harri-
son. Villas, Springer, Drexel, Capitol.
Walnut, Noble. Elm. Oak. Asa. Broad
IIiyision, First, Second, Firth and
Nineteenth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26

governed.
The brief was written Ny Dr. Ruth
Gay OF Oklahoma City. It,is compos-
ed Of three pages of type written ma
tefial aud summarizes. in an array Of
short sentences, the argument OF the
supporters Of woman's suffrage In Ok
lahnma.
Twenty-Five copies Of the brief hare
heeu prepared Two are filed with
the secretary Of state and the remain-
der placed in his possession Il. lis
tribute to the opposing committee
Secretary OF State Smith Is puzzled
az 10 Just who the members Of tho
opposing committee are. There seem
70 have been no organized opposition
to the proposed amendment and the
"a lels ploaasls sin Ielll.ssEl. al llls o.
tiee Senator Roddle Of Durant fought
the bill IN the Legislature and he has
been roundiv scored for hia opposition
bf the suffragists in their campaign.
GOOD ROADS Assured
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26
NEW A. & NJ. TEACHER
,ecial to Daily Leader.

Special TO Daily Leader.
saltwater Okla. Aug. 2G-N. o
Booth q graduate Of the University
90 Missouri for a time professor oi
horticulture In the washington state
college Of Agriculture and more re-
Gently associated vita the New York
experiment station at Geneva. has
been elected to iill the chair Of hor-
tleulture at the state A. & NJ. college
hert.
Joseph watson. of Richmond, val,
VIII succeed Mr Zackhcim as head Of
the music department He " native
Of England and has taught music In
America for some twenty years.
A, G. tlartenbnwer OF the 05 class
has been engaged to hll the position OF
assistant professor OF astronomy. lie
has taught agriculture IN South Amer.
lea since his graduation, hut evident
" prefers toe United States to any
foreign land
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26

murderer 1t Is claimed, because the
people had tip that he was in the
neighhorhood and' they rushed nine
chilnren out OF the house just ahead
OF the explosion.
A Typical Kentucky Sheriff.
Sheriff Hudson, who was forced TO
take the job last year because all the
other available men had been killed
or run out by the mountain outlaws,
met his prisoner for the first time To-
day. Caudell was taken to the dep0
by Sheriff Mahoney and Deputy Sher-
III Harry Cook and his best revolver.
The Kentucky sheriff laid down his
ancient and handsome saddle bags
and greeted the boy with dignity and
kind remarks. The saddle bags are OF
the sort carried a century ago and
are among the first seen by the pres
ent generation in Oklahoma. They
are Immensely valuable and have
been used in many trip throughout
mountains OF the kingdom OF blood
Apologies for Handouts.
The Kentucky sheriff has a gentle
voice, cultured accent and most
engaging manner He put the prison
er on the train and put handouts on
him with delightful apologies. He said
"AIose wen get chliken- fried chick
en- at Broken Arrow. My daughter
lives there and we are going TO stop
for a whole day. The jailer there is
a relative OF yours and you will have
q fine time
The sheriff further std: The town
Is fine. Nose. Yves Turner will be
glad to see you He's on your bond.
They boys are all looking we'll and the
crops are fine. have checked your
vallse through and | think we'll have
pleasant trip
This gentlemanly sheriff had a
couple Of good guns on his person
and he said that he had been told
about Caudell and that he will shoot
him the first time he makes hostile
move.
"Bloody Breathitt."
Jackson is the county seat OF Breat-
hitt. where there have been in the
last twenty years many shootings Of
worldwide interest II Is the home
OF the Hargis family, the Becks and
many others. 1t is the home Of the
feud and the sawed-off shotgun
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26
ELLIS COUNTY FAIR

Arnett. Okla, Aug. 26- The big rll
lIs county fair at Arnctt, the next
thing of great interest TO the people
of Ellis county and the adjoining
country, will be held September 2l.23
The new directors are 81 Wallace, l..
II. Clarke, L. G. Knause ]. ]. Hamre
and A. NJ Linkwiler.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26
Breathitt." !"
WIRES MUST Be MARKED

LAll telegraph, telephone and elec'
trio light wires running into the
ground are to be marked An ordin-
ance adopted by the city council last
night requires that all guy wires and
lead wires shall be marked by boards
OF sufficient size to constitute warn
ings..
-c5uncil ordered that contractors
shall replace broken curbs, Whether
caused BY house moving. Sewer CON
tracts or other work. Copies OF the
ordinance are to be sent the contract.
ors.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26
misunderstood THEIR ORDERS
LBy Aseoclated prasl J

Scdalia Mo-, Aug 90 Earl Furnel
and y. II. Kuhn, engineer and dreman
were killed, and two members of the
crew were injured IN a collision OF
freight trains on the Missouri Pacific
between Lamine and Blackwater at
? o'cioclS this morning The crew
misunderstood orders.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26

we're filed with the county election
board Thursday Both assert they
have been counted out. The county
election board has taken the matter
under advisement The vote in the
shrievalty race was M c. Binion. g..
WI; NJ d, Casey, l,353; U. s. Grant,
1906
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26
'l|PPY" PASSENGER SHOOTS
(By Associated Press.)

w EfNSDNINNN0I N7F7sFFT
Ellis, Kas., Aug. 26-Harry Pugl
Of Niagara Falls, became insane on
4 Pullman. Union Pacific train here
last night, and shot and dangerously
injured Dr.. II. s. Temple and J. H.
Young. porter, both of Kansas City
Pugh Is in Jail here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26

Robert Bishop, convicted IN l.incola
county of stealing horse. was today
pardoned by Governor Haskell. lie
was under sentence OF one year In
the pcniteutary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26
FOREST FIRES uN0[R CONTROL
tBy Associated prsss. !,

Missoula. Mont Aug Is. Reports
from the fire districts OF Montana ard
Idaho say that the fire fighters are
slowly gaining coalroI and that towns
are out Of danger
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26
NO DEVOTION LIKE MOTHERS

Sedan. Kan, Aug. 2G.-The two
year-od child OF John Burch, farm
er. fell In the cistern. It's mother
jumped in and held the child above
the water eight hours until her bus
band found her She collapsed and
Is dangerously ill The child Is safe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26
STRIKE MAY Be SETTLED
Miners and Operators VIII
Meet Saturday to Discuss
Peace Plans
fBy Associated Press.

Kansas City. Mn. as:g. Il. E.af5
Indication points TO the speedy settle"
menf OF the coal strike situation IN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26
THE WEATHER

New Orleans,
ia, Aug 26--'ro-
night fair; warm.
er IN northwest;
Saturday fair and
N.a+fneri
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-26

GOOD RoAps ASSUMED
The Washington herald., 1910-12-09
Shopping Suggestions for Holiday Time
By DOROTHY AVERY HOWARD

a NUMBER of people have stop
n ped in their walk IN F street,
( y near Fourteenth street, and in
quired about some queer-look-
ing things that have been hanging
outside fruit shop in that block for
several days. They looked something
like huge gourds growing on a tree
branch, but the inquiry has proved
that they are cocoanuts just as they
appear in their native climes when
green Some persons eat them when
in this state, and like them. They
viii keep only a few days, however.
the milk being thicker than when the
nut Is ripe. and quickly becomes sour.
IF you would present a gift of char
acter TO one who has literary
4 tastes, you cannot fail to please
him or her If you order for
Christmas delivery a copy of the
'Rubiyat" l was looking at the
latest edition Of Omar Khayyam while
In a well-llnown book store near
Twelfth and F streets Wednesday
This comes in very appropriate hol-
iday binding Of white and gold, a pea
cock, with his plumage of a thousand
eyes, decorating the cover. The illus
trations are done by Sangorski, with
an introduction by Arthur Benson.
fellow of Magdalen College. at Cam
bridge Another beautiful thing is
The Ancient Mariner" bound In
brown suede. with a gold cover de-
sign, which. like the illustrations. the
lettering, and type. is all the very
artistic vOrr- of 0na man Do0apv
whose "Rubiyat'' of last year is pre-
ferred by some to the later edition
Any of these. however. is a gem
which will prove a treasure to the one
fortunate enough to possess 1t.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-09
How to Get Rid
Of Catarrh
A Simple, Safe, Reliable Way, and
It Costs Nothing to Try.

Those who suffer from catarrh know its
miseries. There Is no need of this suffer-
ing. You can get rid of il by a simple,
safe. inexpensive home treatment discov-
cred by Or. Blosser, who for over thirty
six years has been treating catarrh sue
cessfully
His treatment Is unlike any other IT
is not a spray, douche, salve, cream, or
inhaler, but is a more direct and thor
ough treatment than any of these. 1t
cleans out the head nose, throat, and
lungs so that you can again breathe
freely and sleep without that stopped-up
feeling that all catarrh sufferers have
1t heals the diseased mucous membranes
and arrests the foul discharge, so that
you will not be constantly blowing your
nose and splitting, and at the same time
it does not poison the system and ruin
the stomach, as internal medicines do.
II YOU want to test this treatment with
out cost, send your address 10 DR.. ]. w
Blosser, 261 Walton street Atlanta, Ca.
and he will send you by return mail
enough OF the medicine to satisfy you
that it is all he claims for it as remedy
for catarrh catarrhal headaches, catar-
rhal deafness. asthma. hronchitii., colds
and all catarrhal complications. He will
also send you free an illustrated booklet.
Write him Immediately.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-09
MORNING CHIT-CHAT.

interesting and, O. collecting
money attention
- Let mete n
methods
reaching pockets
people vitality interested
people years"
hndtw people months"
weeks"
The weeks must give people act
perhaps guessed
lucky
fuhns collected
uwsh more
is notm
whic a
tried smaller community think
year
be wide appeal
kno a it. n
in
willing
The Washington herald., 1910-12-09
ONITES HOME WITH SCHOOL
Initial Meeting of Western High
Association Tonight.
broadening of Interests of PUPILS
by Friendly Cooperation Is
Object of Organization.

The first regular meeting Of the Home
and School Association of the Western
High School viii be held tonight AZ 8
o'clock in the school building. when re-
ports on organization win be read and
discussed.
Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter. chairman Of
the committee on extension Of the uses
of school buildings, will address the
meeting. and Mrs Irene o. Young, chair
man of the committee on use of exhibits
at the National Museum by high school
pupils, will report
Supt A. 7. Stuart will make the prin-
cipal address of the evening on "a
problem closely affecting the high schools
OF Washington. and how home and school
associations can assist in its solution"
The object of the Home and School
Association is the promotion of friendly
cooperation between the home and the
school, with a view TO the betterment %
educational conditions and the furthering
of such activities within and without the
school that tend to broaden the interests
OF the pupils in both a moral and phys
ical way