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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-05
BIC TINE IN DENVER TOWN
enecial to Daily Leader.

llTtihf " Dhig A'HHN't
Denve-, Colo, Nav Colonel The
odore Roosevelt is expected to be the
guest of honor at the national en-
eampment of the United Spanish
American War veterans which will
be- held in Denver. September 6, 7 and
3, but other notables who were in that
n amorable campaign also are expect
ca 10 be honored guests Of Cololado's
capital on that grand, festive occa-
sion.
William Jennings Bryan has been
extended an invitation. Although he
lid not engage in any of the battles,
he got as far as Tampa. Florida. on
bis way to the front and is counted
as one of the veterans.
The Federal government will be
asked TO send ten thousand regular
Hoops to Denver to participate in the
big parade with the volunteers who
fought in Cuba and the Philippines
General sherman Bell. TO merly adj
mtant general Of Colorado, who was
one OF Colonel Roosevelt's rough rid
ers. has been placed at the head OF
tie finance committee for the en-
campment and he will attend the re-
ception to be rendered the former
president in New York on June 1fth
bv the eastern members of the rough
riders.
+ The Southern volunteers who fought
/ in the Spansh-American war under
( General Joe Wheeler viii be given 3
conspicuous place in the parade. The
uniform of the organization is blue
/ and gray The Southerners will re
ceiye warm welcome in Denver
Elaborate preparations arc under
way for the encampmenl Denver en-
inys am international reputation as
convention city and the people are
y eparing to make the reception t1
Roosevelt and tho other veterans OF
the war the greatest in the history o
the city. word has been received II
Eenver that Colonel Roosevelt viii bt
present at the Frontier Day cele
bration al Cheyenne and the encamp
ment at Denver unless something eN
tremelv serious occurs to prevent hi
coming West.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-05
HAPPY OVER RESULT
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
kiowa, Kas., May 5-Difficulty be-
tween the Santa Fe railway officials
end the Kiowa, Hardtner and Pacific
Railway Construction company has
been settled without bloodshed. All
Santa Fe forces guarding right-of-way
and keeping the ,Hardtner people Oft
since Sunday morning have been with
drawn from the scene and the Hardt-
ner people are now putting in the con-
tested crossing and are laying stefi
west Of the Santa Fe main line al TIE
rate OF about one mile per day. Ten
days will see the first train in Hardt-
ner. ~ INN
The Hardtner people and their
friends at Kiowa are jublant over the
outcome Of the crossing controversy,
and the national colors are flying
from the building of the News-Review
in honor of the victory Of the people
whose cause II champoned since the
first move for railroad west from
kiowa was made.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-05
EX-SENATOR MASON TALKS.
Says Money Secures Average
Toga for United States
Senators
(By Associated Press.)

Chicago. May 5--'l believe 30 per
cent OF the seats in the United States
senate can be said practically TO have
been purchased.
This staiem / was made here yes
tefday by former United States Sen
ator William Z. Mason, in the course
OF an interview in which he urged
the election OF United States senator's
by direct vote OF the people.
A morning paper quotes Senator
Mason Is saying that he had heard at
Sps ingfiela before the election Of Mr.
I-orimer that the hcEor was for sale
and that the senatorial toga would go
10 the highest bidder Mr. Mason,
however, denied that he had made
any such allegation.
Mr. Mason was candidate, but
withdrew hi name before the last
yate when Mr. Lorimer was chosen.
AL his Office today States Attorney
Wsyn1an said he expected fifteen
state representatives ana senate S
would appear before the grand jury
The first witnesses were Represen-
t2tIge Charles A. White, who alleges
that he accepted $1,000 TO cast his
vote for LorImer: Senator Albert f.
lsely OF Newton, who made the first
speech In the legislature denouncing
Lo inner as a candidate. and Repre-
sentative Henry A. Shepard of Jer-
SEVILLE.
Representative Thomas Tippett OF
Oiney, was present in the states at
tOTney's office. Tippett was a candi.
date for the minority leadership
against Lee ONeill Browne, who is
alleged by Representative White tc
have distributed the so-called Lori
mer "slush fund" The three legis
lators, all OF whom are Demoe ats
said they were present in answer u
kilograms from the states attorney.
lippett ana Shepard voted for I-or
liner, but Isely held out for the Dem
0cr3tic candidate, Stringer. Shepard
Ia one OF those allega d by White e
have been at the Southe n hotel, ST
Louis, when the Jackpot" composer
Of miscellaneous bribes, was dstrib
nted
Afr. Isely said he would testify al
to common gossip at Springfield tina
Democratic yUtes We're being songh
with money In behalf Of the Lorime
can aidacy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-05
NOTICE FOR BIDS

The state board OF public affairs
viii receive sealed bids up 70 noon
Asay 9Th, 1910, for printing 100000 Of
f,cial ballots on State Question No. l.,
Initiative Petition No. Z; State Ques'
lon No. !, Initiative Petition No T.
and other election supplies as requr
fii by law. Specifications aud fall in
formation on file in the office of the
secreta Y OF state election board, Guth-
no
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-05
Y0AKUMRE0 FARMERS
Frisco Jollier Got in His Extra
Fine Work at St.
Louis
(By Associated Press.)

St. Louis, Mo-, May 5-Officers OF
The American Federation Of Labor and
OF the different farmers ganizations
in convention here continued today to
discuss plans Of cooperation.
A new organization, to be called Ma
tional Farmers Scientific Co-Opera-
i've society, probably VIII be result OF
deliberations.
The new organization will have for
its objects the doing away with mid
dlemen which includes speculation on
farm products.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-05
IT'S NO JOKE

to entrust your auto to somebody to
be repaired and find the work has not
been properly done. You wont be
bothered in this way If you have
your repair work done by US. We have
one of the best mechanics in this line
of work in the country in charge OF
oilr repais department and we have
yet to turn out the first repair JOB
that has not proved satisfactory. A
pretty good reason why you should
give us an opportunity to show YOU
how we'll we can please you, isn't itY
This Is thoroughly equipped up-to-
date garage, where you can store your
car and buy supplies OF all kinds al
mode ate prices. We are at yonr
service day and night ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-05
ENID WILL WELCOME EDITORS
Special to Daily Leader.

Enid. Okla, May 5.-"Two busy. IN
teresting eyes" That's what E. =
rr9son. secretary-trsasu OF the Ok.
lahoma state Press association, says
Of the annual meeting that is TO pc
held at Enid, May 20 and q End
is preparing and interesting addresses
viii be delivered, chief Of which VIII
he that by Walter Williams, dean OF
the Missouri university department OF
journalism. The Enid Morning News
has offered prize of $50 for the best
story written about Enid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-05

KILLING IN PuSHMA TAHA

K5soma. Okla, May 5.-J. \. Gott-
fr.d. of this place was shot and NOR
filly wounded by a man named Free
man. The m had q difficulty in
barn belonging TO the Pine Greek
Lumber company and no witnesses
were present Gottfrid was taken to
Paris, Texas. and died in an ambu;
l1nee Freeman was taken to the
county jail at Aptle s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-05
CASTLE OFFICERS ELECTED
special to Daily Leacer.

special to Daily Leacer.
Castle, Okla. May sat the recent
town election the following officers
were elected: Justice OF the peace, J.
NJ Brannon; marshal l.. W. Lang
we'll; clerk. s. S. Scott: assessor. Ed
ward Wheeler. treasu er. J. Il. East
mans board of trustees, G. S. Stiles,
Old Woodrum and G. NJ. Snider
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-05
secKAAm DEMOCRATS CALLED
Special to Daily Leaaer.

Special TO Daily Leader.
Sayre, Okla, May 5.-J. o. Long,
editor OF the Sayre STANDARD apd
chairman of the Democratic central
committee Of Beckham county, has
called meeting of the committee 10
be held in Sayre. May 10. Vacancies
on the committee are to be filled and
plans made for carrying on the cam
paign.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-05
JURY MAY BE SECURED
(By Associated Press !

Hclion, Kas., May 5--A jury to try
~ fe iillotson, charged with com
! nelly IN kidnapping the Incubator
baby will probably be secured today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-05
SMALL POx IN STATE
UNIVERSITY AT LINCOLN
snecial Ia Daily Leader

5pFIIaT " ITdTII 11VdHVF
Lincoln. Neb.. May 5-Chanceilor
Avery OF the University of Nebraska
yesterday directed that the students
submit to vaccination report to the
authorities each day for examination.
All university gatherings have been
suspended. but class work is kept up.
More than q dozen cases of smallpox
have been discovered among the stu
dents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-05

Cheapest accident insurance-Dr.
Thomas Electric Oil. Stops the pain
and heals the wound. All druggists
sell It,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-01-13

Baltimore on Friday next for O CON.
ference with the Commission, which
promised to do all in its power 70
aid in having the bridge dxsd for
travel.
William T. Paterson, chlsf car.
penter for the Mccormick Construc-
ton Company, Of PHILADELPHIA,
writes 10 Landlord Duke. OF Hotel st.
Mary's. under date OF January 7,
instant. that the Company has gone
into bankruptcy. We hope the
company will have SUFFICIENT assets
70 pay Oh its Indebtedness. The
New York Bonding Company that
became its surety will likely have
TO complete the contract for the
building Of the road.
The body Of William 3. Moore.
seventh son OF Mary Jane aud the
late JACKSON Moore. was brought 70
Leonardtown on Tuesday morning
last and buried in the family lot In
Medley's Neck graveyard. Willie
was stricken with pneumonia Satur.
day last and was taken 70 Provid.
ence Hospital for treatment, where
he died early Monday morning. He
vas born in Leonardtown aud had
many friends here who sincerely
regret his death. May he rest In
psacei
AT Tuesdays meeting ofthe stock
holders OF the Mechanicsville Ma
tionsl Bank, the old Board OF Direc
tors was re- elected with the exsep-
ton OF Mr.. l. z. Mum'ord, in whose
place ]. Franklin Adams was chos.
en-. At the meeting OF the new
Board the old officers were re.elec-
ed except thssecon1 vice president,
for which position Mr.. D. T. Dixon,
OF Laurel Grove, was unanimously
elected. The stockholders were
much pleased with the showing OF
the bank and the increase la it's
huSipoOo
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-01-13
The Bank % Sc. Mary's.

AtTuesday 8 meeting of the stock.
holders OF the Bank OF St Mary's
at Leonardtown, the old Board OF
Directors was unanimously re elect
ed. Because OF delicate health and
weather conditions, President Mum,
ford could not attend.
After dinner, the Board OF Direc-
tors reorgauixed by unanimously re-
electing oil the old officials.
The report OF condition. shows
the Bank of St. Msry's TO be strong
er than ever before. IL has on de-
posit the largest amount in its his
tory; its surplus and undivided
profits materially exceed its capital
stock, thus more than trebling the
security TO les depositors. and it's
management, has been so careful and
conservative that il has not sustain
cd even a cents loss on loans or
other wise.
Or amount distributable. after re
serving 81. l99 "a for future taxes
and interest. and placing $1,000 to
undivided profit account, 9 third
semi annual dividend of 6 per cent
was declared. The Board OF Di
rectors are now Investigating the
proposition 70 pay small seminar
nual dividend % savings depositors
In addition 70 the regular interest
allowed them In keeping with the
established policy Of the Bank 70
give ell matters the most careful
and painstakinR consideration be-
fore determining them. this ques-
ton In 70 be settled at future meet
ing. We are assured. however. that
al will be allowed savings deposi-
tors that IL consistent with care
fol and conservative banking.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-01-13
Our State Road.

Since writing the local mention
OF the bankruptcy of the McCor-
mick Construction Compauy-Con-
tractors on our State Rnad-official
confirmation OF the report has been
received. A dispatch from Phila-
delphia states that "a petition in
involuntary barkruptcy has been
filed 10 the United States District
Court against Patrick J. Mccormick
and Philip F. Stoever, trading as
Mccormick q Co., General Coutrac
tors"
The Mccormick Company gave
bond 10 the State for the faithful
performance OF their contrsc: with
New York Bonding Company as
surety. By provision Of the bond
the Surety Company will have to
complete the work and il has been
notified by the State Road Commits
sion to put the road in passaole
condition without delay. When
the weather permits, general work
on the completion OF the contracts
will be begun under the supervi-
sion Of the Surety Company, but
she Road Commission will, we are
informed, insist upon impossible
sections OF the road being fixed at
once.
President Cecil. OF our Board OF
County Commissioners. has been
called to Baltimore to confer with
the State Road Commission in re-
gard 10 the St Mary's road and
particularly in reference to the
condition OF the bridge near Leon
ardtown, which needs immediate al
ton to assure travel over the Leon
ardtown Mechanicsvills mail route.
Unless this bridge be completed at
once. the Leonard own Mechanics
Vile read may be closed any day.
The mem bers OF the Commissioners
Court went to the bridge on Tues
day and examined it.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-01-13
Reported for lie Beacon.
Entertainment.

The Old Year was oass'ng and
the latshssriug was out o. The bus
pitaole residence OF Mr.. aod Mrs.
s. I. Russell 20 their friends and
relatives. 80 they nishs jim in
watching the passing OF 1909 into
1910 aud right royalty did they On.
JOY IL. for the host and hostess out
did themselves In their generous
hospitality. With pleasant chats,
cards and music the guests were
Willing away the sims when they
were invited Ia another room 70
have refreshments. and they we're
most plentifully and tastsfully ssrv-
Cd and few needed the second in-
vitation 90 psrtaks.
Again the guests went 70 music
&c and were enjoying 10 so much
thst time passed most rapidly aud
1t was q general surprise when the
New Year was announced.
me guests were very soOn again
assembled at the table but this time
something substantial was set be-
fore them Ia the way OF turkey,
stuffed ham and the goods that 90
with them. IL vas some time before
tho guests could tear themselves
away from such . plcsssns gather
Ing aud bid adieu 70 their hosts
after wishing them many returns OF
the day.
Those present we're: Charles
GoldsoorouRh and wife, A bell Arms
worthy and wife. Harry Heard and
wife. r w. HutchIns and wife,
Mrs. NJ. +. Thompson. Misses
Lucy Floyd. Louisa Richards. Alma
Absll. Pearl CulIison and May Bow
les NJ ssrs Frank Floyd ADD War.
reD Abel.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-01-13

Tuesday. January IL, 1910. Court
met-all the Judges present.
Account OF sales OF personal es.
tate OF ]. Thos. Fsnhssan. Gled and
approved
Court adjourned to January %,
1910.
Entertainment that appeals 10 ell
and ofends noue 10 the pages OF the
Washington Sunday Star aud Maya.
zine. Al all newsdealers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-01-13

A pretty but quiet wedding was
SO emnized at the Immaculate Con.
ception Church. Washington. d. C.. ,
on Monday. January 10. 1910, by
the Rev Father Mari. the contract
ing parties being Miss Mary l..
Edwards, formerly OF 6. Mary's
County. and Mr. Niles Sugrue OF
New Haven. Conn. They were attend
ed blythe brides sister Miss Ellinor
Ed wards and Mr.. Cornelius SuQrne
OF New Haven. brother OF the groom
After returning from q trip South
they will be At bone to their many
friends. at 1925, 10Th Street, N. W.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-01-13

F. V. King, Editor,
St. Mays Beacon.
Leonsrdtown. Md.
In regard to your request in your
last issue, relative to the shipment
OF Calves, Lambs and Cattle, l would
state that beginning with the lltb
instant the Steamboat Comoanies
will receive ell live stock sonsiRne ed
to Washington market. All calves.
lambs and live stock shipped to this
market for immediate slaug will
be merely tagged when resei " ed
hereby health departments. Shippers
need not fear that shipments will be
condemned unless il is milk COWS
shipped here for dairy purposes
that will not stand the tubsrculin
test.
Yours truly,
]. B ABKLL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-01-13

Maryland Tobacco Market.
Week ending January 9. 1910.
Reported by Richard S. Hill,
State Tobacco A0en&
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-01-13

Bend lOe-. aAns a paper and this Cd Cor Gus
hsaatIial Savings Bank and ChiId's sksssA- Book
Fash bank contains . Good Lack Peany.
SCOTT q BOVINE. Aos Pearl ST.. New York
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-01-13
FOR SALE.

One Prairie State Incubator. I'm frat
class condition, capacity $50 exrs. In
uss 3 seasons. Price %. One Cypher
Model Incubator. first class condition.
In use l season. capacity 80 eggs, price
-. Both splendid hatehers. Now n the
time 20 set for early Springs chickens
and the high prices. Apply 20
MRS. II. Il. Bryan,
Dss. lin Pinsy Point.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-01-13
THIS WEEK DELIVERIES.
Condition OF Market.

Condition OF Market.
Ground caves t. date S17 Hhds.
Same date 1903. 1893 Hhds.
Demand continues good. With
high prices for ell offerings. but ow
ing 70 small receipts, trsdins 10 very
limited.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-01-13


fATN.
p well-tTWAn@6
o concise and
ENSABLE,
N the le0iala-
ned.
being morally
fh0 very best
KpttTa.
necessity
| complete and
oarsAs In ies
% rights OF the
IS q Year.
$50 q Year,
section made
NAPANY
LTTMORE. MA
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-01-13
FOR SALE.

a l2-Horse Power Case Engine and
and Saw Mil outnt-all In good repair
A Big Bargain for quick buyer. Come
and See
GEO. z. JOHNSON,
Dee. 16-1mp. Mor1anSa Ma
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-01-13
Dental Noflea.

DR.. Alan s. Boarman will be st bis
nffice st Nechapicsville on Monday,
Tuesday aud Wednesday. ard in
Chsptico. Thursday. Friday and
Saturday. the asst full week OF each
month.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-01-13

neal 6argaln0.
sesasSssssexm
CLOTHING.
Meas heavy saAsr aAirs asaA IN
seets per pair.
nsn's heavy cop shirts sss par pak.
Meme vOrking shirss lSs pissaL
Meme ene shirts Ice apiees.
nsn's light socks, palr. 2Ss6.
Men's heavy socks. 4 pair, 2sA
Mems and boys ssspsaAsss % iss -
Ladies hoss. good and heavy. q -
Calieoss Of al solcrs % % I'd.
Ginghams OF al eolors ~ q "a.
~ ids OF yellow eossoa Tor o..
Bleach cotton ~ The same priss.
Nice dress goods. I'll WOOL 10 1ss m@
I'D. and also mp 20 Q o..
Nice doubls bed blankets as A6s n an.
Good heavy cotton Aannsl EVA
Good meme salts - for ease.
e12 suits Tor o. so.
% suits for $3.50.
hen's good over coats from @ % U
% yl6, oil solors and Qualitim.
nen's paats from S0s up 30 s.ee @
solors and qualities.
Boys suits from 81 mp 20 ease.
Youths saiss fon % up 90 o. %.
Knse pants 2 pair for % sas.
seys over coats IRON el.2s ~.
GRocRRIRA
Sugar, lkess o posnd.
Cofes, best roasted, 10 q pounA.
Best green tsa . pouads for o..
Oetagon soap bars for 2es
Ieass, parros and noaksy, SA~
Bread soda, Q pounds for 10s.
Vinegar gallons for 26e, basa.
lSOO sess coal oil. lie per salloA
zoo ID beg nns sAlt for Tie.
Fruit Jars Ball Mason 36e per ac@
Nails OF eli kinds, eut Ok per pound
Best axes for Zoe apises.
Single brseeh losSing guns as o.
SHOEa
Mems working shoes from O. - q
$3.50.
Ladies' heavy shoes from zoe uptolA
Ladies fine shoes from o OIL Up 90 cav
Boys coarse and nne shoes frsm a.
up.
Misses nns and soarss sAoss irsm @
Rp.
Childrsn shoes from 46s ~.
CHAS MlLLISON.
Clifton Fa<tory.
Ot 7-2m. Do. Aarys Co.,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-01-13

4 vAits gtri bsswssa Tie ags al a.
teen and sightssa % HsFss. Good hsaA
Good wages.
Apply ~ once %
Nina. q. d. BLAcxmroxn.
e70ls Ii o. n. W.
Sse 1e-sS WaaAinxssA, D. O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-27
JENSEN CREAMERY co.
salt Lake City and Pocatello.

To Whom II May Concern:
Since we started In business here two
years ago we have purchased about
1900 cream cans. costing us approxi-
mately $4,000 A great many Of these
cans we have lost track or the prin-
cipal reason being the careless man
ner IN which the express companies are
returning empty cans We now ask the
friendly help and assistance Of the
public In securing possession OF our
property.
We estimate that about 1000 cans
have gotten away from us and are used
for other purposes We have taken
steps. however, 10 secure our cans and
have put agents In the field that will
visit every farm house. every restau
rant, store. creamery dairy railroad
yards and stations IN the state and Sc
cure for us these cans.
Our cans are furnished for the ship
ping OF milk and cream, to be used on
our cream routes and for no other pur-
pose. II our cans are used for any
other purpose II IL against our will. and
We expect to take steps 10 protect our
property.
We Will appreciate the friendly help
and assistance OF the public at large.
and will ask you TO kindly deliver
to our hauiers. agents or those that are
shipping us cream, such cans not now
IN our service.
We herewith serve notice on rail-
roads. express companies, competing
creamerics and the public that II they
use our cans for any other purpose
than that OF shipping and gathering
milk and cream for us, they do so at
their own peril. The general identi-
fication Of our cans is the blue color on
the shoulder and neck.
In addition Ca these. we own all cans
stamped Faust" with or without
number. Our title 90 these cans Is Sc
cured through the bankruptcy court.
We own all cans belonging to the
Elgin Dairy company. painted red or
traces OF red or without paint, We own
all cans belonging formerly 20 the Cres-
cent Cream, company. Some Of these
cans are stamped Crescent" others
are painted yellow. traces Of yellow or
without nsint Respectfully.
JENSEN CREAMERY COMPANY.