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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-01
BEATT|E' 6
GRIEF OVER
WIFE 6 DEATH
s4a HE b&W&tN a.E III IN
Brother and Father Of Alleged
Murderer 6iYa Testimony
al Trial
tcontlnned from Page ID

After reading some time, some
lone called on the phone My SON
Douglas, went 70 the phone ! under
lstood from the conversation that
Henry or some one was shot ar killed
II phoned to Tom Owens and founA
that Henry had been held ND went
to the house and saw my son with his
dead wife saw my sons fale bleed
ing and asked him II he was badly
hurt
That isn't evidence. interjected
Prosecutor Wendeburg.
The court ruled that the witness
could only relate conversations ut
which others were present and Mr..
Smith changed the question
Your son was lying on a sofa when
tou first saw him." asked Mr. Smith
Yes, didn't know then about his
wife
What did you say2e
II asked my son II he was badly
hart He was sobhing. moaning low
and crying MY next thought was
about Louise He told me she was
dead
Sobbed All Night
bN iaAiGf ittt NES1itNtu lHt RilGA
demonstrated by his son over the
daughter
"He sobbed and moaned all night,
the elder Reattie said
Some witnesses saw no signs OF.
grief Did YOU see any particular
manifestations? asked LAWYER Smith
y was noticing him. / think, more
particular than the others. He was
srieyed. sorely grieved, / know"
Did you see him put anything inl
lis hand belonging to his wife,"
4 was kneeling by bis side He
vas fondling one Of her slippers lie
vas grieying over IT.
Not Cross-Examined
When he had finished and was
'eady for cross-examlnation by the
MT Wendehurg waived
he opportunity Il was the first time
Turing the trial that this had occur
ed.
Mary Jackson, a colored woman tes-
ided to the effect that she saw a
bearded man in the vicinity Of the
murder on the Sunday before it hap
lened, which on cross-examination
,he was unable to mlintain especially
is she declared she could moi fix the
sXact date
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-01
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INJUNCTION
Defendants
Retail Dealers and Magazine
Charged with Conspiracy In
Restraint Of Trade
(Rv Associated prnaa1

4 Detroit Mich, Sent. Charging
conspiracy to restrain interstate trade
and commerce in lumber and its pro
duets, United States District Attorney
frank Watson today filed a bin in tAe
United States circuit court ID enioin
the Mlchig3n Retail Lumber Dealers.
association, the Scout Publishing
company OF this city, and the I.aai.
neF Secretaries Bureau OF lnforma-
ton Of Chicago, from further alleged
lHhlaWIuI business methods
Fined for Violation
Il Is alleged that members Of the
telailers association endeafor to
RfQhiRlt manufacturers or iobbers
from shipping 10 competitors who are
non-memhers Of the organization. A
manufactures shipping to competing
dealers Is subject to a fine Of ln per
cent Of the value Of the sale, it fl
charged and il the manufacturer re
fuses 70 pay the penalty the ofganiz-
LED retailers .are3 Informed of it.
Members Also Bound
In case any association member
continues dealing with the manufao
tureh following notification that he
has refused to pay his penalty, the
member n subject TO expulsion from
the body
Publication Is Attacked
fhe Scout Publishing company is
sues the Scout, a lumber trade iourn-
al, II is charged that from time toI
time editorials were published. ad.
yocating the principle Of the retail
ers dealing only with manufacturers
or jobbers who observed the ethics
of the retailers organization. The
government also asserts that the
Scout published lie names of the
shippers who engaged in interstate
commerce and trade In manner ~.
legged to be in violation Of the rules
OF the retail dealers association
thereby answering an purposes Of
a blacklist for the defendant organ
izationH
Rules of Retail Dealers
When a manufactures or jobher
failed to abide by the rules Of the de-
iendant organization, it is alleged. The
secretary Of the association would
complain To the Lumber Secretaries
Bureau OF Information and the latter
would In turn give notice to the sew
eral lumber dealers associations
throughout the United States, all OF
which the district attorney holds to
be in restraint OF trade. The secre
taries bureau Of lnformatic< is als1
said to have kept the Scout informed
Of any violation of the rule Of the re
tail dealers
According 70 the governments bilb |
the organized dealers do moi object to
the shipment Of lumber to railroads |
or to transportation companies, Or OF
sash doors and abinas TO hardware !
who might keep regular
stock OF such goods, provided the ma
terial is sold i'm not less than carload |
lots The classes of competitors id |
TO be most specifically opposed are |
mail order houses and farmers co |
operative societies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-01
GAME WARDEN THREAT TENEO
Citizens Arrested for illegal
Scining Would Burn
Deputy's Home

Oklahoma City Okla, Sept As
the result of the arrest 0f eighty per,
sons at Weleetka for alleged illegal
seining threats are said to have been
made 10 burn the home al Deputy
Game Warden Shallenberser, who
lives near Weeetka, though he had
no hand in the affair Deputy War
den Mullins from another part Of the
state was sent to make the arrests
Several preachers and prominent cit
Izens were in tile party arrested. i
WIS finally agreed that three plead
guilty and pay iines which amounted
To $l75 the other II "chipped in 20
help pay the fines.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-01

Policemen all over the world usa
4. Policemen stand on their feet
ail DAY ana know whai sore tendee
sWeaty, swollen feet really mean
They use TlZ because z cures
their feet right up II keeps leet III
perfect condition. Read what this
policeman he's TO say n was sur
prised ana delighted with TlZ for
tender feet. hardly know how to
thank you enough for Il It's sU-
perior to powders or plasters. can
keep my feet in perfect condition. Re-
lieve in my earnest gratitude for Tlz
i am policeman and keep on my
feet All day,H-Emzy 1arreil Austie
TEXAS.
II You never tried anything like 1IH
before for your feet Il is different
from anything ever hefare sold
b TIZ IL not a powder Powders and
other foot remedies clog up the pores
TlX draws out all poisonous eXuda
Ions which bring on soreness of the
feet and Is the only remedy that
does. TiH cleans out every pore and
Elorifies the feet-your feet
You'll never limp again or draw MP
yonr face i'm pain ana You'i forget
about your enrns bunions and cal
louses. You'll feel like a new person
I'IZ Ii for sale al all druggists At
2ac per box. or II viii be sent you
direct II you wish from Walter Luth |
er Dodge q Co, Chicago, Ill
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-01
RACE RIOTS CLOSE HOTELS
Negro Help at Indian Springs,
Ga, Flees and Guests
Depart
-eciaI 10 Nc DaiIN L.eader.

Special to the Daily Leader
Indian Springs, Ga, Sept AS
a result of race iiot here last sat
urday night in which two white
men We're killed and two wounded,
the eight summer resort hotels are
being forced to close on account OF
the desertion OF the negro help. fhe
Elder the Ferry and Hotel Calu-
met shut down this morning, and
others viii follow
The riot was caused by a quarrel
between negro porters over "tip
a white hotel clerk nterfered and
the race clash followed Since the
riot several negroes have been whip.
ped BY night riders and this has
caused the help to desert. About
800 guests left Indian Springs today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-01
clcverness Of Virgins


Outside Is own cleverucss there Is
nothing that so delights Mr., Virgins
as game of baseball and when he
gets d chance to exploit the two both
IA the same time he may he said 10
be The happicst man I'm the world
Hcnce 70 was that the other day,
when little red-headcd Willie Null
gan. his oilte boy camc smiling into
his presence 90 ask for the afternoon
or that he might attend his grand
mothers funeral Virgins deemed lt
a masterly stroke TO answer
"Why certainly Willie WHAT'S
more mv boy if youll wait Tor me
nm go with YOU
AN right sir" suifed Willie. as
he returned 20 his desk and waitod pa-
tientlH
And 10 and behold. poor little Willie
had told the truth aud when he ana
Virgins started ont together the lat
Ter not only lost one of the best
games OF the season. but had Co az
tend the obscaGies of an old i8ev m
whom he had no interest whatever
harper Weekly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-01

We have noticed that wien 4 WON.
an marries for money she usually
waits about a year before suing for
divorce and alimonv I'm fact, the
proper length Of time is SO we'll es-
tahlished by custom that Mrs George
II Gilbert OF New York Is being
criticized severely for her attempt to
collect ahmony after two months Of
married. life The length of time,
however, a woman should live with q
man after she begins to hate him is
still Il matter fer controversy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-01

be done to improve the form and
face advises a lump Of ice tied under
the chin in a linen rag for the cure
OF double chin. She says the result
win be very soon seen in Feduc ng
ee fold Of fat that Is SO preiudiciai
to the beauty Of most women She
does not say what can he done -
remedy a scrawny neck which Is ey-
en- more Of a menace to beauty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-01
In Touch VIII aahlon.

The women who put on the high
hats OF the season should consult
her glass very carefully and II She
lis not sure about her complexion
should wear the stvle that is the
least conspicuous The hair and
elrs being hidden, much depends up
on the face, which shows more than
ever before. aud the hat must be in
sympathy with it Therefore. win
a yellow oomplexioyb don't wear the
bIlle that you may look green
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-01

A glass Of lemon ju ce and water
is cool 10 take al this time of year
but take 1t some time before break
last Lemons have many uses, and
the family that gets along without
them may expect TO have some OF
The ills to which flesh ii heir in the
summer time. Lemon juice and
honey is excellent for the summer
cold and fact, whatever S the
matter try lemon iuce first, and,
that failing other remedies may be
substituted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-01

I4 careful about who tunes yout
pianD. J G Ralston Is my official
uner aud ] guarantee his work Par
ties claiming to be tuning for ne
other than Mr. Ralston are impostors
-E. II. KNAU USS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-01
Missionary to Japan.

Miss Belle Lumpkn of Dallas Left
this week for Kochi Japan where
she viii enter the missionary field
She has been a worker IN the Pres
byterian church for many years Sc
has long wanted to do m ssonary
work In the East, and will take up
her tasks under the auspices Of the
Southern Presbyterian church
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-01
FOR SALE

The 1911 l5ws pertaining 10 Roads
Highways, bitches and Drains
Pamphlet form Price 2ae each
Special prices on quantitieg. Address
Book Department, Leader Pfintiu
company Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-01
8ave the Bread Crumhs.

0aVN tFFL DFIdU y WTT1ss
Don't throw the bread crumbs
away. for there will come time
when you will need then for dress
ing and for many cooking purpos s..
One woman has jar tn which
keeps the crumbs. and In paper
bag she keeps he crusts that are 90
make them. AS soon as they ara
bard enough she runs them through
he grinder crusts, bits OF toast and
left over pieces Of bread These
are much better to roll steak IN and
chops than flour Or the crumbs that
are bought
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-01
Reeofd ~ CIImhIna.

Aaothe- woman has made rec
ord as mountain climber Miss
Gabrie le Girard of New Braht0n
staten island having asceuded Dent
Blanche a peak uearly 1400 feet
high, near Champery inSwitzerland
a bit of edeIweis plucked from thc
summit ol the mountain souve-
mir Of the trip that She w. keep.
She is the fourth woman who has
made the ascent tothe mountain sum
nit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-01
Troubled For Years
Cardui Helped So Much

Those symptoms, that you do not understand, are
very likely due if you are a woman, to womany
trouble. Frequently, such disorders are so insiduous,
that special local pain is experienced but just gen
era feeling Of misery, all over, and nervous irritable
depression that has driven many ladies' to desperation
In such cases, Cardui, the woman's tonic can be
depended on TO bring relief and renewed interest in life
Being Strengthening, building womans tonic, Cardui
renews the vital forces invgoraes the womanly organs
and puts strength where women need it most
Mrs. Mabel Hashenbarger, of Larkin, Kansas, says:
Before tried Cardui, suffered greatly, especially
with Inflammation. 1t troubled me for some years
Cardui helped me so much, and am SO thankfulp'
Cardui the wonlan's tonic, has been tested for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-01
MaIarLa Mako eale nuon.

The Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC, drives out
malaria and builds up the system. For
grown people and Children soc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-01

For the Double Chin.
An actress who knows what can
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-01

His Mcmcrv Pccr
ReDreseutatiNe Thomas L. RubeN,
of Missouri went into the House cloak
room the other day- As soon a. Tom,
The nesro HgTfaPt. TaE, Ply s,F.j
textures. Af futey fhqtiif r %
The trouble
Il certainly is a forgeuul nisser
replied Tom "A person called you on
the telephone.
Wei. VINO was "a asked tac
member OF the House
Gle done tell me. but D disrcccol-
lect. said Tom
when did won get The call2 asked
Sir Rubey
III was either TODAY or yesterday
he replied. ] never was no band TO-
remember dates
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-02-24
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ANTI.PASS: LAW (
WILL GO INTO EFFECT IN NORTH
DAKOTA IN JULY. .;.jSs 55:ssa


North Dakota has an anti-pass law.
The senate bill abolishins the use of
franksover the railroads in North Da,
kota was passed. coming before the
house first on the amendments offered
by the conference committee and be.
Ing passed later It was sent to the
senate where the amendmnts were
concurred In. The amendments made
to the senate bill provid for the grant
Ing of passes to workres in farmers in.
stitutes. the geological survey and
good farming special trains operated; In
the state. Other exceptions were con.
tained In the bill as passed BY the sen.
ate and are for railroad men and their
families and ministers Of religion
When conference committee reached
the house the rules were suspended
and the amendments accepted, bill be.
ing placed on third reading Immediate.
". The vote was 73. to 26..>S >.', p. r 4
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-02-24
GO. M INSPECTION

1-,.- -' ,-- T.. 10 a : SsS-T-S
General Orders No. 6, issued by the
adjutant general contain the itinerary
Of the inspecting officer for. the annual
inspection Of the national guard OF the
state which is ordered in compliance
with the military law Of the United
States. 5s:s. !. 4 Il s.: ss5,. s>~ u
The inspection Of Company I'M"
viii be held In this city, April 18th.
& The inspection will be under the su.
perrision of Capt. q. DeGrasse Catlin,
TWenty-eighth infantry, United States
army, who viii be accompanied BY Ma.
jor r. r. Steedman, u. s. a., retired
military secretary to the governor, and
Col. ]. H. Frame, commanding First
Infantry, N. D, N. g.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-02-24
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{. i i. !. ELkLETs. e. y. j

4 set % q GS.SS~ .HsGSs6Ss q =
There will be no time for .nulo. . .',5ss !
Well Dunn. :5$ vi. s: p. r.. ...|.:
Anything purple goes. ss' n 5>ss, = .s: ...
There will be no hobbies. s.::s .ss :3, >.;% j
i, Alec Watson OF Noyes Bros Cutler
has ordered an extra consignment Of
ointment. He will join. ;5s.s .s.ss5
Some one said that Frank Kent had
horns. We know he IL a regular. |
If all the bands started playing at
once. I: 5
Ben Whitehead may be here to
burn things up. S i &
8 Perhaps you have heard this one,
but anyway. -
E6 There are several who are shaking
at the knees at present writing. \; ss s.z
s Il viii take lots OF q tNiryana.' 4
Everybody In Devils Lake knows
how much yard Of purple and white
bunting costs.
Every special win have sleepers
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-02-24
SURE CURE
FOR BLUES
STORY OF "NIRVANA" WHICH WAS
ONE OF THE WINNERS.

ONE OF THE WINNERS.
The management of "Nirvana" re.
quested stories about the production
which took place last Wednesday eve.
ming at the Grand opera house, and
among those submitted which seemed
to hit the mark rather favorably was
the following 10O-word story:
"Nirvana."
The best and cheapest remedy fo1
heart-aches, burdened minds and most.
ly any trouble. A drug with no mfr
mites, contains no poisons and leaves
no bad effects. This "Nirvana" Is to
be obtained Wednesday, February %
at the Grand opera house Of Devils
Lake, North Dakota in the best form
ever prescribed to the needful public
Remember it Is to be given twice
only, in the afternoon for children, in
the evening for adults, and in both
cases at the lowest possible rates, sc
every one may have the benefit of this
never failing remedy.
+ It is to be presented with all the
skill and tact of the famous O'Cal
laghans to YOU. Be there to receive
your dose, according to your sense o.
humor. -. s&.*::. ..s : >.:& z.=.:s =.
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-02-24
RAID MONDAY NIGHT.

Search warrants were sworn out
Monday for several places in this city
where it was believed that liquor was
being unlawfully sold and Monday
evening papers were put into the
hands Of Deputies Noenan and Rou-
tier who in company with Ofg1cer Tim
Doe and several citizens called at sew
eral places and searched the premises.
The only liquor found was a dozen
bottles OF beer at the Otto Chiostri
restaurant. Owing to the absence OF
Mr.. Chiostri's Attorney VIM. Anderson
the, hearing in his case has been
postponed until next Monday.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-02-24
COMMERCIAL CLUB HAS
INVITED EVERY FARMER
TO ATTEND INSTITUTE:
CONFESSED
AReELsoN, kENMEH
MURDERER WILL PLEAD
INSANITY,

William Abbleson, the finder of the
body Of F. M. Schroeder who was mur.
dered at Kremer, confessed to the
murder. He had been taken to Up
ham, N. D. as a witness and kept en-.
tirely ignorant of the evidence which
was being gathered to establish his
guilt. He was suspected from the mo-
ment he made it known. His sleigh
was covered with blood and when the
sheriff compared the sleigh trail to the
dead body and the tracks made by
Abbleson's sleigh in which he rode,
they tailed exactly. He says in part
in his confession:
Il said hello Bill, and Bill answered
and as he stopped for the halter rope
in the barn I knocked him down with
a club. Then I saw an axe and I hit
him two or three times. Then / got
my rifle and shot him in the brain
and in the heart"
He said he had hard time dispos.
ing OF the body SO he just placed It on
the sleigh and started to drive and
when it fell of he let it lay. He is
known as "Crazy Bill" Abbelson and
followed the occupation Of country but
cher. He laughed and joked after be
ing placed in the cell and said no doubt
he would be out again in few days
as he expected the farmers to get his
bail. He carried Schroeder's watch
and keys when searched. He said he
got no money. He says his reason fo1
committing the crime is that he was
afraid Schroeder would make him trou
Bile. Insanity no doubt will be the
plea.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-02-24
THE NEXT
BIG EVENT
NUMBER OF PROMINENT spEce,
ALleTS WILL ATTENDING
ENTERTAINMENT Pro.
VlpEp,

The Farmers institutes held I'm,
North Dakota this year under the su-
pervision of Prof. Hoverstad have
been the most successful ever held in
the state, and the committee of the
Commercial club, having the arrange
ment Of the big event in hand promise
to make the Devils Lake institute the
greatest that has ever been held in any
city in the state. Aside from the in
stitutes proper, great preparation
have been made through President
Horton and the Commercial club to
give added entertainment and the eve
nings Of March 1, 2, and 3, win have
added features that will greatly bene-
fit the farmers as well as helping to
make his visit to Devils Lake~a pleas-
ant one.
The management also promises to
entertain the ladies and have specially
engaged Miss Burrows of Columbia
university to talk on domestic science
Miss Burrows is one of the recog-
nized authorities on domestic science
in the country, and wherever she has
been lecturing has attracted a great
deal Of attention. She has met with
great success on her present lecture.
tour, and Devils Lake will no doubt
give her royal welcome.
Miss Barrows, in her lecture, will
take up the subject of running the,
home and will touch it in all its phas-
es. Proper food will be one Of the
main subjects touched, and no doubt
this will prove of more than usual in
terest to the housewives of this Sec
ton. A question box will be one OF
the features Of the programme.
The following talks will be given:
Professor Bolley-"Flax and Soif
Culture
Professor Waldron-"Tree Culture" :"
Professor Randlett-"Corn."
Professor Dolve-"Good Roads"
The principal address, however, wilt
be given by President Worst of the
agricultural college. Many have heard
him, some perhaps during the imple-
nent mems convention and can be sure
that he will be interesting.
Wednesday evening the men will be
guests of the Commercial club at their
rooms in the opera house block. The
Devils Lake orchestra will furnish mu-
sic and the affair will be in the nature
of smoker.
Thursday evening will be the biggest
part of the institute. The opera house
has been engaged for that evening and
programme arranged. The Norden
chorus which under the direction OF
Professor Holm has pleased all who
have heard them, will give few selec-
tons. Mrs. Falger will give an Illus
trated lecture on Birds and Bird Life''
explaining at the same time the value
of the birds to the farmer.
Mr.. Dolve and Mr.. Worst speak that
nigth on their special topics.