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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-20
PREACHERS To
WEAR BLACK
SAYS BISHOP
lsfha.lant Session Of N. {.
Conference at DeS
M0Ines, Iowa
lRr Leased WIre.l

Shenandoah, uaa Sept 2O.- lhe
Dos Moncs disGict conference cf ne
Methodist Episcopal church conclhd-
ed weeks session here Due to
the personality Of the presiding Oifl.
Ger Bishop Neslcy of New Orleans.
il was ihe most turbulenk session oi
The conference ever held IN the state
The bishops influence, however was
shown hy a memor al adopted hX q
close vote, asking rae 50 eral con-
ference 10 lie held at MINNEAPOLIS
next year, o change the name DIS
.trict superir endent" back to presid-
ing der. II having greater meaning
Impcrta,i action was taken upon
what Is known as the Horsewell case
Professor HorscweI has. for a num-
her Of years, been professor Of He
brew in Garrett Biblical institute at
Evanston. III. Several years ago
much oppos tion to him was aroused
by reason Of alleged herdi ical teach
ings and pressure was brought 10
bear upon the trustees that resulted
IN Horsewelfs resignation Since
that time he had been paseor Of a
Union church az Ka.flworth. H.
While thus engaged he was given
supernumerary work by the confer
ence. which can continue tor five
years, which period has expired and
this conference adopted a resolut on
the. Professor Horsewell must either
cone into full membership with the
church or withdraw entirely
Bishop Nesley's last severe critic
ism of the conference vas on the
subject Of the clergy affecting other
thah the traditional black garb. Very
few Of tine congregation were garb
ed In black. the majority wearing
gray, str ped brown nd even the
comparable shirtwais
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-20
CLOSES OLD JAIL

Fort Smith, Ark, Sept % Acting
under orders OF the government,
United states Marshal Mayes has clos
ed the United States Jail in this city,
the last Of the federal jails in the
country. outside of the national cap
ital The Jail is a relic OF border
times and in early days housed eigt-
ty-eight outlaws who later We're hang
ed. When closed it houses but one
convict and four prisoners awaiting
trial for bootleSginE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-20

Guthrie People Are Shown The Wsl
out
Kidney diseases are very danger
.ous They come on silently. gain
round rapidly. and cause thousand.
I deaths that could have been pre-
ented by proper treatmen, iu the be-
ginning. Nature gives early warn
iugs oi kidney diseasc-backache
tNinges of pain when stopping og
lifting, headaches and urinary dis
orders. j these symptoms are uu.
heedcI there is grave danger o.
drOpsy OF fatal Bright's disease.
Doan's kidney Pills have earned "a
reputation for their effectiveness IN
kidney troubles. and are known aud
recommended Tie wor5 over Guthrie
readers shoaid fnd convincing proof
IN the following statements IT'S from
a citizen OF this locality.
John Pack, 33l " Choctaw St,
oklahoma City Okla says I had a
bad attack of mmbagO and weakness
of the kidneys also annoyed me. 2
could NOT stoup without having in-
tense pains through ms iOins and of
ten I became dizzy. ] slept poorly.
had 20 pass The Kidney secretiOus too
frequently and noticed that there vas
sediment in them. Doans Kidney
Pills helped me AS soon as ] began
taking them and the contents OF four
boxes restored me 90 heaith.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo,
New York. sole agents FOR the United
States.
Remember iho name-noan'E-ana
lske ~ other.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-20
BRYAN AGAIN
SAYS HADLEY
Of MISSOURI
Finds a Lot OF Sentiment Amor 3
Democratic Governors for
Fourth Run

/ Jefferson Clty, Mo. Sept Co THAT
VIM y Bryan may be given II fourth
I nomination by his narts tor the pres
iaency Is The belief of many OF the
/ Democratic governors who attended
tue conference af Spring Lake. y j.
laecoralng TO Governor Hadley. wha
returned yesterday
The governor SAYS he was SOME
\ wIH4f surprised To fnd So much Rfy.
4 an sentiment anlong the Democratic
I governors M attendance He said
many IS them apparently believe Bry.
an 30 be more conservative than
I Woodrow Wilson aud therefore more
satisfactory 10 business interests
8Some of the governors took occasion
% N0int our THAT some of the tMns
taecsared radical and dangerus when
1 first advocated by the Nebraskan
4have NOW been accepted as party doc
Isrine
l Governor Hadley said il was gener,
lally conceded hv governors with
lMhom IKE discussed the matter that
llSrFan Will be a big factor IN shapiug
tine policies and platform of his par
gty next year The sentiment for Bry.
3an ranged from this admission 70 the
declaration that he is the logical
nominee.
/ Discussing the selection OF Cover
lnor Harmon ais chairman Of the com.
imittee. of which Governor Aldrich
end himself are members, to prepare
brief upon state rights To file with
the United States supreme court in
Opposition TO the doctrine proclaimed
10y Judge Sanborn in his decision in
lthe Minnesota rate cases, Governor
Hadley said
The appointment OF Governor Har-
lmQn to head the committee to pre-.
ipare brief upholding the sovereign
,ity OF the states in the management
OF their own AFFAIRS was done without
amy consideration OF the fact that
he has been mentioned as q possible
nominee of the Democratic party for
President
IT has been suggested by news
papers that this was plan to give
prominence 10 Harmon and further
his presidential aspirations made
the suggestion on the floor of the
convention that Harmon be selected
as chairman OF tile committee and
surely I am NOT trying TO assist in
any Democratic movements.
Il suggested Harmon because Of
his known ability as lawyer He
has been attorney general of the
United States He Is elassed as q con
serYative man, one not easily led
awag by fads and emotions In view
81 these facts I considered we could
best accomplish our aim by the seleo-
tiop pf saan u this type RS leader.
Governor Hadley says a legal briet
xiii be filed in tue supreme court.
lie SAYS Governor Harmon, Governor
Aldrich Of Nebraska and himself will
each prepare q hrief Then "a confer
euce VIII be held in ST. Louis or Co
mmbus Ohio for the purpose of com
binng tile briefs
There Is nothing revolutionary or
sensational in the proposal 20 file a
brief with Che United States supreme
court in litigation wherein the inner
eui rights of THE state sem 20 be in
VOWED. be- said n will be in the
nature of on amicus curia proceed
ipg
The bricf VIII be filed iu tho first
rate ease called fc: argument where
ing Zoe right of the states to regulate
railroad ratcs is luNolEed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-20

Oklahoma is gradually taking her
rghtfu place among the states that
lead in cattle. dairy and beef breeds,
far every farm ia the state supplies
some additions 20 the list In recent
years there has been an immense in.
crease in the number Of pure bred
dairy cattle, for the dairymen are com.
ing TO realize that only the best give
profits such as they would like 10
realize. One great influence in this
direction has been the annual Okla.
homa State Fair which will open Sep
temher 20 and remain open until 0eto.
ber T. The state Fair offers liberal
prizes this year and the finest dairy
and beef herds in the country will be
shown. The cattle exhibit viii not be
rivaled anywhere In the country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-20
ANOTHER PLAYHOUSE
New York Has Dozens Of Them in a
Little Section.
fBy Leased Wirel

New York Sept 20 Next year
eheatergoers will have another house
t select from Ii viii be on Forty.
@ ghth street little more than a
hundred feet west OF broadway and
VIII be tho thir.y-second SHOW
house 10 De built Ia The vicinity oi
Long Acre square The proposed
ih0ter is the eleventh SHOW house
ei' her plauaed or built l the paral
Telegram formed by Sixth aud Eighth
avenues. Fcry-thTd and FLjeth
streets I'm the last twelve months
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-20
BANK CASHIER suaReNpeas

Oklahoma City, Okla. Sept. 20-
Nick A. Ellis. former cashier of the
Farmers and Mechanics bank. who
was recently indicted for forgery on
six charges, making false entries and
misapphing the banks funds has re.
turned from New York and surrend.
cred. lie was placed under bond OF
$4,000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-20
ANTLcleARErTE CRUSADE

Shawnee. Okla, Sept 20-A crusade
against the sale OF cigarette papers
resulted in tho arrest Of three dellers
last week Monday c. p. Watson and
Stanley Hassett pleaded guilty and
were fined s25 and costs each. O.
Ezar. Syrian. pleaded not guilty
and was put under 4 bond OF $3.50.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-20
BURNS HER F,NFRY
Remorse Over Birds Causes Widow
To Burn Fine Collection

Chicago, Sept 20-Mrs. d Harry
Hammer. active in womens clubs and
societies and widow Of Judge Ham
mer, today set fire to her collection
Of white aigrettes, valued at $500,
and watched them burn to cinders in
La large brazier in her living room
Dropping the airgrettes into the fire
Mrs Hammer exclaimed:
MAY | be forgiven for ever having
worn a headgear costing the lives OF
innocent birds,
Mrs Hammer has been collecting
the aigrettes, which were Of the
crossed variety. but until she be-
came a member OF the Audubon So
ciety she did not know about the tor
ture practiced on the mother bird to
produce the crossed aigrettes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-20
COTTON DEPENDS ON FROST
Cold Alone, Growers say, viii Stop
Rsvages OF Boil Weevil

shawnee. OKLA. Sept 20A frost
TO eNterminate the bon weevil. whicb
rs causing serious damage 80 cotton.
is tle unly salvation for The top cot.
Ton crop in otnWatomie county. grow
crs saw Growers had pinned their
faith to the top cotton crop The first
.and middle crops now being picked
will make about one-iourth of a crop
The Indications are favorable for q
frost tonight as the mercury mas fat
len thirty degrees in the last twelve
hour
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-20
COCKTAIL STAYS ON MENU
Despite Protests, VIII Be Served at
ST. Louis Banquet to Taft.

ST. Louis, Mo, Sept 20.-Bronx
cocktails iwll be serSrd TO those who
attead the banquet to be given in
homer Of President raft when he Wis
its this city on his tour The com
mittee which Is making the arrange
ments decided ihtat the appetizer
would be served and the formal pro-
tests filed against { by the W. c. +.
u and the Ministers Alliance 40 for
naught These organizatiuns took
the stand thUt the serving of a cock
taiI 10 the president set a bad ex-
amNle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-20

r-nre scrrircahie styles hut ucua the
less ID is very dainty as well
Al plain blouse is cut in peasat. stEic
fnuut suotiter seams ala D. attachet
.irraiar sides. which toil in The centre
"a the back The rcck IS cut out low and
s5narc. and The sleeves eld above tbs
Wlh thls dress is Ncrn a euimpe pros
.tarH ta the pattern ard this has Aieh
-..-s ana Ions sleeves
SEC rhaills. cashmere. urel. ElrE-
80 Sc. are suitable fos dress in tfis
-re a.it-fn. 5sf6. Is cut ln sizes 10 4
-r-re Medium Fire requires FOR th- dress
a. rnras ~ H irch material and Ter the
-tiirsue IA Yards % p i1cl. also 4, cf q
,6ra - y ilcr contrasting goods.
IRE ahore pattern can fe obtained ~
seua. - tsn csns - ias oaics of tbs
p@PS1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-20
OWEN SPEAKS AT ST. LOUIS
Discusses "H5nest Government and
How TO eGR IT."
Snecial to DallY Leadar


ST Louis. Mo, Sept 20.-The best
way for St Louis to assure itself
honest government is fer the peop {
of the city 70 appoint non-partisan
committees 10 see that fair elections
are held, according to United states
Senator Robert L. Owen Of Oklahoma
who addressed the City Club on
Honest Government and How TO
Get H.
nthe application OF the initial We
refers adum and recall, ana in some
cases in the application OF the com
mission form Of government, good,
honest government has resulted
said Senator Owen
The initiative and referendum
are the Sia1nese twins OF good gov
ernment, said he. and the recall is
smother of good government adj
il-rts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-20
Bows, Cotton Contest

Oklahoma City This is bumper
year for cotton in Oklahoma and boys
Of the New State are making prepara.
tions to enter the Boys Cotton Grow.
ing Contest at the Oklahoma State
Fair, September Is to October 4.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-20
TO impEAcH GOVERNOR
South Carolinians arc Hot After Cole
Blcase


CoMml.1 S. 81. SEPT 20 Leaders
.u' the opposition to Governor Cole
Eiease 8ee irving 10 get evidence
against him AS basis for impeach.
ment proceedings which they propose
Re begin when the South Carolina leg
s'atBre ccnveues ln Januagy The
3 Flrnor VIII De- gencr liy arg
with misicasance gnd malleasauce n
0ca and there Viii Dee specific chal4
es A resolution Is 20 ne introduced.
% is said t0 impeach him lf this is
passed the articles oi Impeachment
wl. ae ready 30 Dee led at once upon
which tle state senate Viii tf him.
bis opponents believe that nearly two
Thirds og The members oi the lesis-
latule are in.mieai 10 Governor BE Sc
Chief Justice IRA b. Jones of the
state supreme court has resigned
.hai Office io become a candidate lor
governor against Blease next year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-20
Has RIGHT TO scoLo
No N3fe Ideal. Judge Holds And This
one Had a Just Crouch

Kansas City. 40. Sept 2p-A wife
has right Co nag ana scold her hus.
band ben he gives her DfoFocauon.
Circuit Judge rhomas decided herc
today in refusing 10 grant . divorce
Glenn G. Burnham from his vie. Ida
Buruham
There is no such thing as per.
iect wife. Judge Thomas said. This
husband alleges that his vile naggea
and scOlded him, and thai s tAc only
reason he assigns for wishing g di-
vorce hold that a wife has a light
TO scold her husband if be gives ner
sufficient proy0Cltion as this husband
did tie took her 10 live with ms
folss That aas enough 90 make her
peeFish
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-20

ALL THE SPICES of the Orient
are sold under THE ALTON GOODS
label which is guarantee of abso-
lutte purity strength eud goodness.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-20

A cup of freshly orewed Tea is
stimulating and refreshing. Ask your
Grocer for THE ALTON GOODS Tea
at 60e a pound. The quality is excel
lent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-20
TREACHEROUS
TROUBLE

Guthrie People Are Shown The Way
out
The Detroit times., 1911-07-03
ITO THE
UNKNOWN
LAND"

up happl INTO the heavenly messenger
be
borne the waite
Thenth Is the picture
desolate oy
Of in
Of peaceful the child
fathom
Of being
Of child Is
nwhose
hold
Of guarded journey
divine spirit Of life in death
registered down here In the vale OF
The Detroit times., 1911-07-03

DEALERS ARE EITHER
HANDLING OR CAN BE IN
DUCED TO HANDLE HIS
PRODUCTS.
The consumer is naturally the
one to appeal to with advertis-
ing, and the shortest route to
satisfaction results in advertis-
ing in the cities and small towns
and villages where the home
newspapers are carefully read
by the people-NAMING the
DEALER in the advertisement
SO THAT PEOPLE WILL
KNOW where to buy the article
advertised.
Why teh circuitous route?
WHY NOT GET RIGHT
DOWN TO BUSINESS IN
THE FIRST PLACE? Adver-
tise to the consumer THROUGH
THE NEWSPAPER-and get
his or her trade without much
fuss about it.
Go be continued.)
The Detroit times., 1911-07-03

Is story-picture a symDoncal rsprsseulauon u
A small boat is Just leaving land In the bow Is
Death the In the stern is beautifully white
robed angel with resplendant wings touching the water
The Detroit times., 1911-07-03
OBSERVATIONS

London
the
all surprising In
the Land" by
The Detroit times., 1911-07-03
From Another Point of View

sleep?
is hot
like the mercury would ha We to volplane back
nigh. Of the third just much to be
ought to hold the Oldest inhabant for period
Being good viii anywhere from
hnger
that January morning
on snowf
II occurs that ours acted this
sincet the d We It
Al
Anvone
the sidewalk
must
thinking and
o
The Detroit times., 1911-07-03
Very Pound Of Power
From Niagara q Pound
Added TO Peoples Load
ssutiss and inspiration Of nIauars
N Fslls % Not Appeal TO Con-
0rsssmsn porsmus and
I. Greedy Capital the Same
AZ They DO to the Poet.

u
ing and refreshing for tired work
iugmen and their families Of countries
What sight what inspiration the woman VINO
@ bholds the falls who stands for the first time in the spray
pom the Great Gorge and hears the relate that at IN"
POINT Capt Webb lost his life
Let you gentle have
ade this particular the American side and have ever
d the waters seeming second gather strength and then
R suddenly into fury and they charge the great rocks in their
ddsn narrowed and haower did not
you then there that only insignificant particle
q he great work Of Unseen Handi
Let rs ask occasion of this kind at some
whose beauty whose holds apart from the
W nonOny ntemingld thoughts of work doing the other fe
money and pasure then that open to the
net that the earth revolving its axis each day around the to-
ard Day that certain and thoughts deeper and ops
And has not struck possibility that these wonders the
eazth have been here for that very purpOsei
that the they strike then look these things
4 sacred and things that should not pass away
That Of looking Niagara Falls and then there
o'nsn
The poet md the promoter stood looking at
"Ah superb the poet tumutOus
play and making merry great running rolling leaping
through and the arch Of the rainbow
Indeed sighed the promoter "wha a site for gst mill"
That il the other
And that is the view sadly with which the greed capital looking
nron the falls at this moment
a tenaele has already been fastened there.
More reaching
Niagara Falls CANNOT
be had and their beauty and inspiration be preserved
Capital looks the falls
things grandeur and feast for the with the OF cheaper
lover.
Undoubtedly congressman from this district has beevngy taken
capital at its word.
hut beside the claim of cheaper power what may may
contain by advantage the people who up private individuals
hat which belong Of them would cite the fact
HAT people viii profit cents worth and regard him
study nservatonist of the the natural
this been exploited that he should have been al
most have ANTAGONED rather than having work
- for the deliEeranc Of Niagara
paper example made Niagara years from
k
price for many yean
No matter which se the taken what point the
tapped the the turning Of belonging
AL Pee FoR THEIR FURTHER EXPLOITATION
tie hands Of INDIVIDUALS
That the hty tapping the streams Of this country and that
m BE the hy ling the nights Of the people traded
or or . Eaek
Every pound ps1r Niagara
river rsas the Of the people Of the United
pound and - ~ than the beauties for their eyes
thoughts themselves
aSn1 capitaic
1Irsady opprssks then
The Detroit times., 1911-07-03
Mayor 10 Right; Aldermen Wrong.

Mayor 10 Right; Aldermen wrong.
To the Editor OF The Times:
read your editorial in reference To
our mayor and the paving brick ques-
ton with a good deal OF interest. and
from the taxpayers standpoint you
are right, and the mayor Is right, and
every aldermen who opposed him. Is
wrong, and acting against the best In
terest OF the taxpayer and the city.
II / am not mistaken, Mayor Thomp-
son will continue to protect the city's
interest. II Is hard for a man to do
right, and stand up alone and fight
for those who are at home and at
work, trying to get the money to pay
taxes and other expenses. | am not a
politician, but claim TO be an honest
man. And believe Mayor Thompson
is an honest man. hope every voter
and taxpayer In Detroit Will apprect
ate what Mayor Thompson is trying
to do for them. realize readily, how
easy IL would be for our mayor to be
quiet and passive, and let every board
run things its own way, but I hope
that wherever our mayor finds things
looking shady for the city's best in
terest, he will turn on good strong
light, so that we can see where we
are at. VIM. A. HAINES.
rs Grand River-ave.
July 2. 1911.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-03
ADVERTISING TALKS.

tco.ti.u.d from Pas. o.s1
The Detroit times., 1911-07-03

THAT THEY CAN BANK ON
BOTH THE ARTICLE AND
THE STABILITY OF IT'S
PRICE.
The only way manufacturer
will be able to build and hold a
business Is to produce a reliable
article, advertise it as such, and
DO THE ADVERTISING IN
THE COMMUNITY WHERE
The Detroit times., 1911-07-03
EDITORIALS BY
THE PEOPLE

This department n maintained for
matters OF general interest. Com
munications must be on one side OF
the paper only. OF not more than
400 words. with the name of the
writer IN full and free from personal
abuse.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-03
To Be Continued.
J. s. Roger. Goes to Grand RapId,.

c. s. Rogers. who has been general
agent Of the passenger department OF
the Lake Shore railway for Is years,
was transferred, Saturday, to Grand
Rapids, where he VIII become gen
eral agent OF the New York Central
Lines. The ONCE of which Mr.. Rogers
has been in charge in the Majestic
building will be closed and the busi-
ness will be taken care bf by the City
passenger agent. A. " Ullrich. Mr..
Rogers has been connected with the
Lake Shore road for 40 years. He IL
well-known and popular in local trans
portation circles.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-03
Angelina Napolitano

Out o. the DARK % tina Depths there came
From the soul of n woman cry -.
Swept mp On the wings Of mother Love
To the silent Gods On High
Their ears bent low, . gift they sent.
Twas Strength, and the gift was good:
And the nRhf Of hend went out that day.
Went out ~ q nend's HIGHT should.
Murder. All. no. No murder therei
Twas q mother who sent mp the call,
And think that the cry was God help mel"
God helped her, that was all
The Detroit times., 1911-07-03

TURER, who is willing TO
BACK UP what he manufac-
lures.
The people want fixed prices,
too-REASONABLE prices, of
course, but they want to feel
The Detroit times., 1911-07-03

There the power Of expression
reaches its limitations as one recalls
the rushing, bounding, swapping,
twisting and swirling waters beneath
the rainbows in the mist.
Beautifully savage great, grand
picture by Natures hand to interest
thousands upon thousands annually
and affording delightful, invigorat-
The Detroit times., 1911-07-03

An instrument for measuring the
nocturnal terrestrial radiation Of heat
has been invented by Danish scien-
list.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-03

A street sprinkling wagon from
which the water issues in fiat sheets,
striking the ground without splash
ing, Is a recent invention.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-08-26
Grading and Picking
" Of Fruits
By {. r. HALuCAN,
hfaranf HsraalruriH Miehifan Farm Sehooi

Michigan fruit growers are about to
harvest bountiful crop of fruit.
Most kinds at present seem to be
prime condition, especially that which
has been well sprayed and cultivated.
Many growers will fail TO receive the
full value of their crops, however,
through carelessness in grading and
packing
Grading Is something which cannot
be overdone. The more rigidly It is
performed the better II pays. With
the prospects of heavy crop, which
means a well supplied market, much
of the poorer grades or carelessly
packed fruit will be SHIPPED at a loss.
Good grading requires good judg-
ment and experience. All unmarked
able specimens should first be dis
carded. Unfortunately most of our
gradink stops here. A well graded
package OF fruit, however, consists
not only of marketable specimens, but
of specimens of uniform size, uni
form color, uniform quality and Of a
uniform degree of freedom from in
Jury. Uniformity then as to all OF
these characters is of the utmost i'm
portance. Too frequently people think