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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-10
CBv I.essed WIre)

New York. Aug l0.-Haye sou seen
her? she nas too white a face; too
white because. pale though IL is. she
has msde 70 Paler stin with an art
that IS artfulness.
Her eyes have painted shadows 10
deepen the reflections Of her painted
thoughts
Her hair Is parted and brushed un-
III it shines like satin and IS c0iled
close to- her head-Madonna-wise, bnt
ref too wise. 50 that 81 only makes 8
paradox
Her bat Is small. too small and
vaTg chic, and pulled down so iar and
peTchsd az Just tae angle thet Hou q
cast the shadow OF suspicion even
upon innocence.
Of course. She does not but there
s. 40 earthly reason WIS She should
noi. walk with a fine free sirlde- Thar
IS. no real reason. except. her too mar
row skirt and her too huckied Shoes
Tor she wears DO STAYS DO amy kind.
The soft br0cade OF her gown cIinEs
to her ankles and IS canght In high
above the waist of her uneorseicd
figure
And so-l;aTe on seen herr For 80
IS lhus she comes 30 y0u-the Autumn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-10
NEW YORK EXECUTIVE
MORE THAN WILLING
Wants a Large Field OF ASpIT.
dnis WITH Free Tor All
Condition

Washington, d G.. Aug 10--Tam-
many has come into the field with a
brand new candidate for the Presl.
dency Tammany is supposed TO be
for Harmon Tammany Is also out
with Gov Dix for President That e
to say. the leading New York demo
Gratis now announce chat Gov Dix
win appear in the next democratic
national convention as a formidable
candidate for the presidency backed
By the solid New York delegation
Leading New York democrats describe
Gov ks attitude as more than Will
ing. in fact. as anxious 10 lead the
democratic ticket next year
The Dix movement has reached tine
state Of active missionary work out
side OF New York Tammany does not
figure Ia the movement but demo.
cratic state leaders OF NationaFproml-
nence are interviewing democratic
leaders also 0g national prominence
from other states
The Dix movement, an Il rs being
developed does NOT contemplate the
elimination Of the other candidates
before the hour Of the convention
II is rather desired that there be .
large field Of equal strength Thus
Harmon is expected " appear with
several delegations to his credit,
Champ Clark with a respectable scat
tering vote. Woodrow Wilson with p
good foll0wing Underwood Marshall
and Folk in The convention roll Of
'favolite song whose delegations
might be set adrift, available for
trading purposes after their perfume.
tory, complimentary votes have been
cast for the favorite ones. This un-
certainty and froeforall condition Is
what the Dix movement wants 10 see
on the eve OF the convention. when
it appears IN the great hall witch me
prestige of the solid New York dele.
Cation behind 1t What u wants 20
avoid is anything IN the nature of q
glump to amy one candidate, notably
to Gov Wilson, and that is to he ac-
complished by tying up as many dele.
cations III advance % as many can
didates as possible
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-10
COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT
VIII Revise Salary Ordinance
to Meet Expenses Up
to June %

The city council viii meet tonight
at which time the salary ordinance
wiz be revised SO as to provide the
payment Of All expenses Of the old
aldermauic government up to June
22 the time the conflict between the
aldermanie and charter government
began Last Thursday night the
council attempted to provide for pay
ment Of expenses, including the month
OF July II is understood that Justice
S. W. Hayes of the state supreme
court has directed thar no dollar Of
expenses be paid by amy officer from
june % until the supreme court shan
hand down its opinion on the legality
of the Guthrie charter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-10
LEFT BRIDE FOR SECURITY
While Groom Went Cut and
Pawned Clothes 20 Pay
Wedding Costs

Charles Thomas and Haly Wright
c9iorei. cane in from Crescent today
snI -erGrad license from aud were
married by County Judge 5iraug
After tine ceremony lal 4een per-
formed and ihe cor z.aralati0na We'e
over tAa matter ul paglelt ior me
cereuulT aad license. haatelIe OF
seven dollars Was called t0 fhs
groom ltfeu .i8n ie made "a 5eareh
~ pockets au1 after much erair
ing l9Had tFo dollars and -Heaiy-
five cents. The h-Ide Wss ieit a -
crrIT tt tiie jrase u.l.ce auii- -Hr
sroom vent uut in au aremp t4
raise rle necessary amount After
being zone about ihree hours he re
muei t1 the office Wlth DIS capital
Increased a. fiVe dollars and lteen
cents
Coming in Tor the wedding the
er1nu hsl Wofu a present.ble srft
auf ol bis seiu-u be was clad iu or-
eraiis having rarnei DIS suit i0r all
be could set After promising 90
send the remainder ~ the amount .n
lhe Office. tie couple were allow cd
10 lerar. CD their home
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-10
AN ERRONEOUS REPORT
Chamber of Commerce De-
nounces Misleading Story
About Rolling Mill

In signed statement the GnthFie
chamber Of commerce, through the
president and secretary 'corrects an
erroneous report that has been cir
culated upon our streets to the effect
that there was no rolling mill 10 the
city in which Mr. Arnold lives This
report IS misleading and absolutely
false. Mr.. Martinda aas visited Mr..
Arnold, Saw hia nfiii and purchased
one.third intete IN it; therefore, II
is needless 10 naKe any further exs
PLANTATION on the mater and our citt-
zens will not De called upon for one
cent until the machinery Is on tina
ground at Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-10
CAUGHT BY POLICEMAN
IN COLORED SETTLEMENT
Arrest Has Created Big Stir
dHd Indignation
Runs High
Special to Dali Leader

Shawnee, Okla, Aug I0-J. G.
Parker, noted preacher living at
Tecumseh, who stumped Potfawato-
mie county as Prohibitionist, was
arrested last night in the company OF
Carrie Collins. a negress. The couple
are charged with lewd conduct The
arrest has created quite q stir aud
indignation runs high Supporters Of
Parker also his congregation, are
trying to suppress the matter.
Jerry spann, assistant chief OF
police. who made the arrest, says he
caught Parker IN the negro settlement
here and that Parker and the negress
were IN an act Of lewd conduct.
Parker ia estimated to be- worth
$4,000. lie has lived In this county
alnce the country was opened. lie
has a wife and three children living
at Tecumseh.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-10
G @ O o . 3 @ O o o @ o @ o .
3 PERSONAL AND LOCAL o
o Q
o O O . Q o @ @ o o O @ @ o o @

a. o FarQuharson and Hayden
returned last ught from
Colorado where they spent a mQnin
Harvey MaDhett left yesterday
Tor Arliageon Okla who're he has
taken position with the Central
Boarding and supply company
= q. Chambers. Of Oklahoma CITY,
was IN Guhtrie today ON business 80
the United states dIAircl court
General r 81 Canton was here
from oklahoma city last evening
having lbs eyes treated by ID Hauil
W. III Kaleg formerly proprietor of
the Kaiey m4ea.s and granite Wn.Ha,
which Ae SOLD recently m G. IL and
j W Thofn lefi today for Portland.
oregon. where he alll 9cats
W S Walker of Dallas Texas vas
DO Guthrie ioosing after business ln
teresl today
~. g Oss returned io bis home ln
Agra. after tanaciius business in
this ciiy
Dr Ph1lms % Seward Has ia Guth
-ie today ON school business
The baseball esme scheduled With
Arkansas CHS tor next sunday Hii.
BE- good one The Arkansas Ciu
7
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-10
May Agree on Free Lisl Bill.
tBy Associated Press.i

Washington D 6 Aug lo-The
house bin for revision o the cotton
schedule Of the present tariff law
was reported adversely to the senate
today from the finance committee.
Leadet Underwoods statement tAat
virtual agreement hai been reaeh-
ed on the free hist bin and tue call-
ing Of the full ways and means com-
mittce in special meeting this after
noon is Interpreted by many Demo
Gratis 70 mean that Underwood is
ready 60 present a fomn Of free list
agreement that can be quickly eoa-
sumated with LaFollette. provided
the committee authorizes it,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-10
PERKINS IS
TOUCHY On
1907 PANIC
NOT STARTED TO RUIN
CERTAIN b N ks, II K
VIGOROUSLY DECLARES
lnY Aasoolated presa.l

Washington, ID q Aug l0.-G w.
Perkins. director Ia the unlted states
Steel corporation. teslHying before
the hpaBe investigating committees
today. created q stir when he Jumped
60 his feet and branded as false he
charse lhai the panic of 1907 was
started tO gmn certain banks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-10
snnk 500 h Federal conrt.

"a hearing on the demurrer in the
case of the Peoples Trust and Savings
bank versus the Hobart Compress Co.
was given this morning before Judge
Cotteral in the United States circuit
court The bank was given q iudg
ment for $l5,SI600 on February 8.
1909 but the Judgment is unpaid and
the bank is now suing for the amount.
with interest from that date.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-10
CRUGE WILL HEAR CHARGES

Oklahoma city. Okla. Aug 10
Governor Les Cruce announced today
that he viii begin hearing of the
charges brought against che members
of the state board Of education Au-
gust II al b. m The hearings will
continue daily thereafter until All evi-
dence has been submitted
u IS not known whether the hear
lngs will be public or NOT though the
governor personally favors public
hearing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-10
NO MEASURE GOES OVER
PRESIDENTIAL VETO
House Bill Tor Revision Of Cot
ton Schedule Reported kd-
VGFSsIy TO Senate
tBy Associated Press)

Washington, D. G. Aug 10 IRE
publican standpat leaders Of the SEN
ate and house flocked to the White
House today to infolm President Tai
they wonld fight 10 the last ditch be
fore they allowed either the senate
or house to pass any measure over
the presidents veto
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-10
SPECIAL
GIVEN RIGHT OF WAY !.
OVER HARTMAN CAR
(Ry Leased 40


q San Francisco, Cal, Aug. To-
o Baseball and Mrs. E. H. Harri-
y man, widow of the railroad {
. wizard, came In conflict yester-
o dag Baseball won
. The umpire In the contest was c
y the passenger department of the
. Southern Pacific company and
q the issue was whether right Of
@ way should be given the special {
. oar in which Mrs Hartman and g
. her guests had come to the West 6
9 or 80 special train carrying
- baseball fans 10 Sacramento.
- Both trains We're scheduled to {
g leave at the same time &
o The fans emphatieally asserted
o that unless their cars went first
o they would miss the game,
@ There was a hurried consultation G
- between passenger officials and G
. traffic officials aud as the result c
o the Hartman car was forced to 9
g wait an hour 6
o The railroad men say that Mrs c
q Hartman accepted the decision q
u good-naturedly G
@ c
. @ @ @ @ 4 @ @ @ @ % q @ o o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-10
COLONEL GREEN WANTS WIFE WHO
IS PRETTY AND CAN COOK HAM AND:
is READY TO START NIGHT NOW

a dinereat conclusion now. find 7
must propose.
eHaye you any one In mind 10
whom you may soon pui the qnes-
uon
well. 10. vas the response.
Have you got your eye on any 0ns
of .he scores % girls who wrote %
you few Honths ago proposing
marriage
-I stil have some Of them under
cpnsIdention he said
-po sou require that your f0rurs
wife be able 20 cooki"
only simple uishes Ike corned
beef anl cabbsge and bacon and eggs
or ham aud eggs I'm going - make
or as easy rs possi5ie. i5esiies. iiAs
those dishes
Is there any prospect that yoa
Wiu be married This year,
"Just rs soon as I set The Eifl and
81 50 shall De ready 20 start right
out.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-10
To SUBMIT
CUES STION
THIS FALL
DEFINITELY DECIDED TO
INSTITUTE LOCAL
OPTION FIGHT

Oklahoma CITY Okla. Aug lo--lt
has been definitely decided that the
question Of local option VIII be sub
mitted 10 Oklahoma voters this FAN
This became known today when sup
pofters OF local option began active
circulation 0 petitions for submits
sion OF The question The antisaloon
league is re0rHau.zius for The tight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-10
TIE WEATHER


New Orleans. Aug i0-Oklahoma-
Thursday night and Friday generally
fair
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-10
WAY OF TRESPASSER IS HARD

one Guthrie man got ahead o' The
y. g. Obrien show 0a ITS recent stay
H Gurarie ln pitching their ten. the
couFary fCespas ad oG rae gear OF
.ae l0r occupied b Ernest Netz. ON
Harrison avenue Melz demanded
Ten dollars rental for fhe iot. which
Was refused Metz later Reu f0 fne
pqIre adQuartets and ld the
manage IL the show haled .nta court
THE I1teI uut un cash bond Qf cen
dollars and Departed Tile Hast
incoming he was fined $3.50 teu dol
.a OF which went to Mctz. fhe re-
ma.nder 9 othe c.ty for costs o. Bren
raised a roaf ol protest br aeeam-
piished ns-h.ng and alter paying TIE
mllnt ueut 1nt clssiae every
thing ard everybody 81 sEnr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-10

The maximum temperature Fesier.
day was 112 degrees aud the mini.
muui 73 degrees on the sane dafs
last year the maximum temperatur8
was 81 degrees and the minimum 81
degrees.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-10
WASHINGTON NEWS NOTES


speSlal 10 DaliY LAAIeF
Washingon, D q, Aug l0- -Sena-
TOR Gore. 81 oklahoma is Filling a
chaatauqua Lecture engagement in
Missoufi
Earl n. Croxion private secretary
to Congressman Bird Mcclure, Of the
fist Oklahoma district mas joined
Ids familF al Guthrie, iqr the sum
mer
Senator owen has "a mailing list in
Oldahema containing 225,00o names
He has just sent out q beyy OF
speeches 10 them, also q pamphlet
giving bis record Ia the last congress
10 addition 10 a photograph of the
handsome Indian senator
Tom b 8eehler OF checotah Okla
brothr % Handsome Harry
BeeAler. il uembAf o the state sen
ale, has been spending a few days "a
Washington 0u a sightseeing tour
Rudolph Neycrs, MusRogee tray
cling man stopped OCT iu Washington
this week on ms way to Philadel
phia
John A. Fain OF Iawton county
attorney for Comanche county, has
returned 10 the national capital from
New York. where he Went 70 oppose
any action Cl Justice Hughes OF the
United States sUqreme court whereby
Swanson county, Oklahoma was re-
Gently dissolved Mr. Fain all along
contended that owing TO the fact
chat the large majority OF citizens OF
that part OF C0manche county tack
ed on to the new county Of swan
son voted against being annexed that
the election creating the new county
from portions OF lillmam klowa and
Comanche counties, was Illegal His
opinion has been upheld.
Attorney Charles Thacker OF Man
gun, Okla ID company with Repre-
sentative Scott Ferris called on
President Taft on saturday TO urge
the gaining Of a pardon to Frank
Simpson who has been convicted OF
enclosing government land near Nam
aHm IT was conteuded chat Simpson
acted inH9cently in tine natter, not
knowing the land belonged To the
goqernuNv
An application To convert the First
State bank Of Kaw City. okla, into
national bank has been received
by the comptroller OF the currency.
The voluntary liqnidations Of the
raa D. tes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-10

Senator owen has "a mailing list in
Oklahema containing 225000 names
He has just sent out bevy Of
speeches 70 them. also pamphlet
giving bis record ia the last congress
In addition to a photograph of the
handsome Indian senator
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-10

Earl RI Croxton private secretary
to Congressman Bird Mcclure Of the
fist Oklahoma district mas joined
Ids familg al Guthrie, i4r the sun.
mer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-10

A o FarQnhar0n and Hayden
FarQaharsoh returned last night from
Colorado where they spent a month
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-10
HELEN rs AS
MAD AS BLAZES
Wrote Miles of Letters to Tom and
Now He is Going to squirm
Over Il.

United Press Leased Wire Service ]
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Miss Helen
Reeves, "a, pretty Broadway millin
er says she is going to give Thomas
A. Coleman, wealthy retired real es
tate man of Williamsburg, Pa, the time
of his life, and she has started by
bringing suit for $4,000 against
him, alleging breach of promise to
marry.
Coleman is 62. and Miss Reeves
charges that when she promised to
wed him, she supposed he was wild
over, whereas he has been married
for thirty-five years, and has a wife
and Ave children living. Miss Reeves
declares she did not complain when
her elderly wooer, in contrite spirit
promised that he would seek di
vorce and return with wedding ring
He failed to return. Thereupon Miss
Reeves decided to even matters up.
81 was in love with him and gave
up all my time to him for a year and
half. l wrote him miles of letters
My time and my efforts in writing tc
please him should be worth something
and I estimate my loss at $4,000.
II have hundreds of letters to show
what he thought Of me-"
On receipt Of the papers In the
case, Coleman said: THE woman is
wrong. never made love to her."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-10
THIS IS TO Be
THE LAST WEEK
Demonstration Of New Medi-
cine Has Been a Great Sue
cess. Many Local People
Report Wonderful Re-
suits.

The Root Juice demonstration at
Wilkinson & Co.'s Drug Store will
close next Saturday night. The Juice
has done wonderful lot of 1000
here, as many nervous wrecks have
been restored to health, and numer-
GUS cases of rheumatism, catarrh, in
digestion and kidney troubles have
responded to the soothing, healing
and tonic properties of the great
medicine. Many have reported tllaa
after using other kinds Of medicine
without benefit, the first bottle of
Root Juice had such healing effect.
that they were certain that few bot
ties would make permanent cure.
The writer has met dozens who said
that after taking the Juice a short
while they were feeling better than
they had for years. For various rea-
sons many do not wish their names
published in the papers but hundreds
of others have already been printed.
All who have investigated have found
proof of the various cures that have
been reported. and as this is the last
week Of the demonstration those who
need the great remedy cannot afford to
let the opportunity slip by without
getting some of it. Scores of local
people have bought Root Juice and
not single complaint has been heard
On the contrary, everyone seems to
be praising it to the skies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-10
CONGRESSMAN WAS
WELL KEYED UP
Shook His Finger at His Democratic
Colleagues and De-
nounced Them.

UNITED Press, Leased Wire Service. ]
WASHINGTON, Dec. "a fiery
denunciation Of political towards
who vote for big graft" In the shape
of pension Legislation was delivered
in the house late today during the de.
bats on the Sherwood dollar a day
pension bill, by Representative Dies
(dem.. Texas) who shouted:
This measure is nothing more than
a gigantic s50,0O0O0O campaign con.
tribution to be made by men who are
not voting their convictions on the
pension question, but who are sup
porting this increase of pensions III
the fear that if they fail to do SO,
they would lose their seats in this
house"
Turning to the democrats and shak.
ing menacing finger over the ma.
jority, Dies said:
Flannel mouthed oratory on the
tariff question will not save you
democrats from the charge of having
increased the federal appropriations.
The democrats. are just as cowardly
on this question as the republicans
What are we going to do when we
have civil list? A million govern.
ment employees are now demanding
pensions. The president has capitu
lated. / take it that our leaders on
the democratic side will capitulate at
readily.
1T may be that to be honest or
this question would beat us for the
presidency, and leave some of cul
democratic seats vacant; but have
about come to the conclusion tha
there are great many seats on boti
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
1.-THE Fortune Hunter" at the Ebinger
Grand Opera House Fort Madl-
son, December II.

son, December II.
The Fortune Hunter" by Winchell
Smith, one Of the greatest successes
of the American, stage, will give a
performance at the FIT. Madison Grand
opera house tomorrow monday ev-
ening, under the direction of Conan &
Harris with perfect company OF
players.
The story Of THE Fortune Hunter
is Of young man who goes to
country town to win a country heiress
and live luxuriously If not happily, on
her money. He meets a loveable old
villager who invents things, but who
cannot make dollar. His drug store
is about to be closed up for unpaid
notes at the bank. when the fortune
hunter. Nat Duncan, interferes. With
out in the least understanding his i'm.
pulse, he uses part Of the money
which his rich friend has loaned him
for the heiress finding venture. to pay
the note. In short, old Graham is the
iirst creature Nat has ever found
more helpless than himself In the
world Of business and he just natural
~ and humanity begins to care for
him. Comedy thickens and the end OF
1t all is that Nat makes a big success
OF old Graham's drug store and pat
ents and marries Graham's daughter
tor love. It liz q deliciously, interesting
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-10

month, was committed at the Charles
Miller saloon, Is South Fifth street
Friday night or early next morning.
The thief jimmied back window
by removing the putty about the cas-.
ing and then lifting the sash. There
is high board fence back of the sa-
loon and paddock on gate where
entrance is made to the small area,
but this did not stop the burglar.
About five dollars in change was
stolen from the cash register but no
liquor taken so far as could be found
on investigation after the bartender
opened for business Saturday.
A saloon near the cereal works was
robbed a number of weeks ago. later
one at Twelfth and Main, third, the
Wiesman bar room at Seventh and
latest, the Miller saloon.
Some time ago a prowler broke out
the screening over the window at the
side of the Miller place but was evil
IDENTIFY frightened away as the breaker
did not gain entrance.