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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-19
COMPLAINT is MADE BY
CONSTABLE ROBERTSON
lncsndIaTy Blaze on Night Of
April rs Evidently 10 Destroy
Election Records

Waiies Wilson. prominent farm
lnent farmer ~ Bear Greek. formefls
santtor of thc Logan coaaty smldlna
is charged gitb setting fire 10 ballots
ana otber election papers stored %
the court hoHse Ia 'he nighf 0f Apri
2G. The complaint Was made 3y
Ed Hshqrison constable under
Justice seton County Atorn y
Adams took up Inc matter at once
and directed thar wilson be 3roHgh,
in Robertson started this afternoon
Tor Wilson's home j miles southeast
Of The city.
The warrant charges destroying
ballots Id the possession of me sW-
neriDg court The allegation ls that
an ATTEMPT @as made ID destroy rec
ofds iH the case Of Vs. II Mitchell
against y, W NHepbg .EvdlYag rae
shrevaty in addition the ballots
stored wita the 3iitcheiiAlurphyy pa
pers affected the case OF r. Favor
againss J b Murphy involving me
commcFsionship 0f the second ils
trict which wasar tae time on trial
I'll he superior nonrt
Robertson and the county attorney
say they have secured evidence CON
aeciing Wilson wtfa the attempted
destruction Of The ballots
Endangered Ali Election Records.
The sensariona fire AZ the c0Htr
house 3as early ii the night os April
% ff oud9uwnwaa ars the afaf.+ fs4ti.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-19
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Philadelphia. Juiy I9-H Citde
Shook. Roetgen rav expert. ana Dr.
Arthur " Gooaspeef head OF the
department Of physies ar tle CH.rer-
sitg OF peunsg lvauia. have can.ei ro
London So a minute screen. tee In
venfion through VhiCh EuEiish sCieut-
lists claim fo have Eoffel a glimpse
~ mans SOUL The factory here
he-an turning out the remainder at
the necessary X-ay appliance for TIE
won crlui search rc-ar- ard e-li1
the coming weeE ore 81 the fresar an
of the University ol Pea1ss irzuia uili
ne before rhe A-TEy. WlIH g oolLeC-
fion Of the leadlng scientists ot p 81
ade,nhia searcl his alat0uF lor t1e
human aura
The attempt VIZ uae- With inter-
national anfrorai as Phils ieinaia IS
accredited With being the lesiiHE
city in the production ni resllts vitl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-19
WILSON MAY CHECK
WILEY CASE UP To TAFT
Secretary OF Agriculture Con
sldefIng Papers But May Make
No Recommendation
fBy A@oclatad praaa =

Asia-llgron, ~ f. Jaly 49,. sen.
at2f saiooi ot Uiaa today introduced
als NOD. 'ari8 bib shieit II expected
2 hase fae s8pJpors of tAe repu0ll-
eAa z. tae senate Il aay Tooa regia
.an 's agreHd Upon smuot sasd the
4lH IS not an niaIsfrati0n meas
5at represented his 0w1 vle4M
q SHAT reduction eoas4 be made ID
fAe iarE efh0mt destroying AaerE
4n iaanstaies Ae oMeEed tsp bgll as
q Substitute for tae Understood Aau
a-aFc8etSe algs#
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-19
SUITS FILED MAY GIVE
COMPLETE EXPOSURE
Officials GObbIe Greater PGT-
iIOn Of Fund Set Aside
for lJniOTtundteS

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lae dopAlns case s eloquent
ae state o asas fa Fe ~
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c2aN starred A Fr Wa@m 4e
anl was exhausted examine &ee
ceF eor,lag Du fae cun6sElgn o. Eae
counts oA SiaFcn tonn4 t1at
warrants OUTSTANDING Against 1e
ata As 420 % A
a@1 tae warrants a es amo#G1
~ g fAsn
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4nas "a tae of 'aud
cone AFTER ras ANd a exhausted
ta a3.d t@A aad gHer cI
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-19
IMPORTANT HEIRIHG THURSDAY

There Is % De- 8 bearing iom0rroa
in the Usage island ease. n abich
several Oh companies. sQuatEer or
Noiegs. arr eontendIng for So acres of
aand SURROUNDED by wafer and uHder-
laid with Oh The state has woA 9
pOini in the state district eourt
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
GOOD QUALITIES
OF PURE-BREDS
Value of Hoaa Depends Largely
ON Care and Attention Given
Them-More Uniform In
Color Style and FinInh.
ny E. u. ANIME, Mi..ourij

uHy y, H. ANLINE, Missouril
The value Of pure bred hogs do
rcnds largely on the care and ntten.
lion given them. Care and attention
pay well when given TO any kind Of
live stock, and II we have pure.breds
We naturally feel more interest In
them ana will take better care Of them
than II they were grades Of Inferior
quality
Pure breds breed eyenor. are more
uniform In color. have more style and
hnith. They feed quicker mature Or
develop earlier with less fat than most
grades. This makes Them more profit
able for the farmer and feeder 10
grow and feed and Of course they are
better sellers.
AZ u breeder for more than twenty
years, I have found that II pays TO
breed pure breds and as farmer and
feeder Tor over thirty years / know
II pays well to raise the best for feed
Ing purposes
A car load Of pure BREEDS Of any
breed Of uniform style and color
viii always command q premium on
the market Pure bred dams are
gcncrally Of quiet ana gentle dis.
position ana can be- easily handled
at narrowing time, which Is q great
help In saving filters, especially when
iarroWcd In bad weather. In winter
or early spring, when It Is very essen.
thai that the young pigs be looked AT.
er
Puro.brods Of the best quality are
ready for market at any age 4 pure
bred Of from 100 TO 100 pounds win
often sell Tor more per pound than 70
heavier and older hog
n disease should get I'm your feed
lot or even In your immediate neigh
horhood your pure breds ARE ready
TO go TO market al any age ana thoy
viii always sell higher than grades of
any breed of same weight
II pays wen TO breed feed and sell
pure BREEDS Of the very best quality
Of any freed In preference 10 gradea
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11

ut each corner Of the floor. straight
edge or % grad" line. and spirit
ipvol
It is on advantage To have feed
Ing floor its ml thickness above
ground. Make light floors four inches
and floors subject 10 heavy loads six
Inches thick For tho forms use two
inch lumber Of width equal to the
floor thickness. Begin on tho low
side Of the floor Mark the grade height
of each corner stake and vet the forms
TO grade cord stretched from stake
To stake Use only good materials and
mix the concrete ono part Portland
cement 10 two and one.half parts sand
Ia i've parts screened gravel or crush.
ed rock, or one part Portland cement
to i've parts bandrun gravel Measure
the materials exactly. count one sack
OF cement equal TO one cubic foot
Always begin placing the concrete
on the low side Of the floor. 40 that tho
rain from sudden showers will not run
from the hard onto the newly placed
concrete. Fiji tho trench and the
slab section of the forms with con.
crete. Bring tho surface to grade by
drawing over II a straight edge with
LIS ends on the opposite forms or with
one end ON the form and the other on
the finished concrete. Four inches
In from tho edge. on each Of the low
sides, temporarily imbed the rounded
four by HlXjnch gutter mold and lamp
Il down until lta square top IN even
with the surface Of the slab section OF
the floor Remove the mold and finish
the surface with a wooden float Tho
day after the concrete In each section
is placed. carefully throw on cover.
INK Of hay or straw and keep II thor.
oughly wet for n week. Connect the
suffars ~ffh fhe rsa1nrs siff ~ means
OF y trough. another cutter. or by large
drain tile laid underground n con.
crete feeding troughs and racks are TO
be built at some future time. make the
necessary mOrtlses by temporarily i'm.
bedding blocks or wooden frames In
the soft concrete
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
Feed Tor Cows

While there ls @ difference In the
value OF feed consumed by different
COWS lu the same herd this difference
m most herds viii be- less than S..
and win rarely exceed $40. yet The
returns from the different COWS In the
herd viii vary from $50 10 $50. or to
state it another way 81 worth Of
feed win produce less than 81 worth
OF milk from one COW. while In TN
same herd another win produce more
than s. worth Of milk
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
Buffalo Grass.

Farmers are not using much feed.
but stock are doing well on buffalo
grass. which cures up Ike hay II
does not come up new each year like
other grass, but all the dry blades
become green again, Russian thistles
cured like hay are mostly fed here,
and whnt threatened to be a pest has
lo,r blessing
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
SUPERIOR FIVE
HORSE EVENER
Animals Work Two Against One
and Three ARainHt Two.
Which In Better Than
Four Aauinat One.

The illustration given herewith
shows an excellent nye.horsc eyencr
As will be- seen the horses nro work
ing two against one aud three against
two. which is much better than four
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11

One Of the difficulties presented In
growing raspberrlos. blackberries and
particularly grapes Ia to keep up the
supply of humus and available plant
food
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11

Early maturity Is good thing. but
II may be carried too far Calf beef
should not be called champion beef
uItil we have new definition of
beef excellence.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11

sports and rccrcutuns the modern woman
has just begun To realize all that outdoor
life means To her. and the benefits she may
derive thereby
A great number OF the women Who are
today living u life OF health aud pleasure
la the outdoor world have developed from
timid. feeble boinEn OF no physique what.
evcr whose only socalied pleasures were
found over cards and other social func
lions the nature of which not only "a. the
physical. but Impair the mental vitality m
we'll, These women date their cunyalcscent
period from the time these enervatlng
pnstimes were abandoned for life free
from petty worries aud carea-:ho life Of
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11
MANY ADVANTAGES OF USING
CONCRETE FOR FEEDING FLOOR

Material Is Ideal As IL Not Saving
Shortening In Time OF Fnttenng and Decrease In
Labor, But Also Affords Protection
Health ofAnimn1- Keeps Out Rats.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-08-11

llllN the vast foV yvdtr
representatives uf outdoor
sports among the women
at this country have mul
tiplicd and increased tn o
greater extent than iu AN,
previous era Although
In the years past there
Rave been o few dcyoto"s
OF the NOR, strenuous
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-18
MIME. CURIE IS
 CORRESPONDENT
SpesiaI Nussst serSise


 FARES pvv ls Mmc Curiv. the diserNCrcr of the new mineral rsdium. has Ncvn named respondent tn a divorcc suit instituted hy Mrs Lang v,tu. wife ct Professor IanEcvin Cf the College cf France who Is also well known in research wck.
 The news created considerable com ment n certain circles. but Profes- scr IAnscNin. states there Is nothing tc the Scanduious matter. The pro. lessor admits he spends much of his time tn the new laeotory of Mme. Curic. for he is interested in the re- search work she Is now conducting fcr eNtra,tins the precious metal from pitch hlrnde.
 I am very much interested In the work of this wonderful woman. but In purely scientific manner. There Is nc such e thinS as love In the sense that my wife believes. Nine Curie Is tco interested In her work to allow such to interfere with her success. and | am deeply In love with the scientific reduction employed for the extraction of radium from the various minerals In which ft Is known to exist"
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-18
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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-18

Everett Is srttiuE Into the nmvlieht these days First the city trcasurcr turns up missins. and the city dads secured an expert acccup.ant to sc over his rrckS to see if he has rcyn troubled with the same disease IS were the clerks er the federal courts at Seattle and Tacoma Then along comes q bandit and tn rr,ad daylight holds up one nf the hanks and gets away with soud size nest egg while the cashier looks on in wonder. not daring ,c say a word owing ta hcins fascinated D, looking into steel tube In the hands Vf thc robhyr Surely Everett Is setting rvputation as a progressive city. and many Will won der f the SNsp- ho> orators who were driven out from Aberdeen S few Neeks aro hy the better class cs citscn~. did not emcrEc from the W,.od> in the Vi- cinltN ~ the sound city Jim ilin help ed te make famous hy placing n on the line ct the GrcSt Northern railroad.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-18
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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-18

J | RrcWn did not have the heart to turn against his old friend Wick for which We all aimirc him. one never lNses hS sticking tc friend thrnush thick. ;hin and politics-rro- videa one is not called upon tc do the 1'cpr such an undertaking unless onr has had lots of practscr. and Is tn SvN,d training i> always considered s rather dSusvr,uS r,Cde of prN'r,,urr therc is To tcllins Just where the in e,per,encvd aoppcr" Wtn land Nine times rvt cf ten shcy generally land sluarv Nn their nrck Hence ;he eff used expression. lir so, u wsrrr the chtkeu Spt.- ete
 pr II Na>tart who hA~ eeen e.ectet t1 nU cut the unexperide term Ns , C Rrcwn. i> man who can ee dcprrdst ups,n to ySrr, out the 0ale without any luSlr,> of conscious. and minus any fear of hurting the ge~ltuSs Nf N- N-sWr< friend
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-18

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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-18

lay tWS srvA, p,',ttcSl pa-,ic> os he nation SppcSr tc hAvy >ecure1 an sNvn NrvSS "a winning supporters fraa the newly sr-Sts1 states Tae rvpuhl.cAr> So, New Msx,co to lirs ID wUh them as e serAtors and -vp-s- >vutAtsNv> to esnxreSS and Nrt.oHs SVn eui teg the aer,orrS,S
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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-18

this late attempt to try and secure a conviction under some of the other In . dlctments
 u Is possible thc judge has had his attention called to stronger and new ~ idcncc tn the mean time and the ease may drVclip into a similar tcrmi nation as did the trial af Chict or po- Ice wappcnstriu or Scattlc They failed on the nrSt chargv rut uaur,i him cn the second
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-18
AVE MONEY sY
 BUYING YOUR MEATS

At wholesale prices. We will furnish you meats all cut up ready for cook lnx and packed nicely to handle with out any trouble at the regular whole sale prices per pound as follows: Hind auartrrs bcct tncarly all meat and
 vsry little wastcD at ss cents. front quarters at a cents. Fine Highland mutton weighing from ss to 50 pounds' for the entire carcass at 2Sh and ?S o~nts by the side. Veal by the side .s cents. Pork Joins tthat weigh from Atc II poundsl at Ss cents.
 PACIFIC COLD sToRGAE Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-18

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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-18

Two st the principal sssnss ef next week ~iii be the rsspeoIss es Me sini's Cate ard tire Pioneer Rses Ger. dsn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-18
FOR PASSENGERS OR OUTFITS.

Frs,snt,ns with dog team. Dos ssan for hirs. Gee. N. Scale. Ssndspit
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-18
-lcRoss FOR slgoS

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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-18

susseries fer the Nome Daily Nis ps, 800 . nsnu..
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-18

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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-18

CHRISTMAS TREES sALe. rress direct iron, csuneii. sn s.sss. TSe ss e
 lnauire SSs East Front esvst
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-18

ssMsmsgR rak NAME ecr prcn,pt sus sst,sfset'ry ,sundry yer. Isli 1p the peoplss' | suoory Phone Msir tsf
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-18

Cepy tor regular advertisements tsust bs ir by 70 o'clock cr the dsy ' publication.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-18

Entered .~ ary'ud class natter. Feb n Isas. at ti. Co-tur,ce at Nome Aissku duJrl .ht krt st COusrc.s hi dsrth S. 1878
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-18
OUR CIRCULATION

Tn. psiy and Weekly Nssse, hss . 4s.r.n,ssd circulation greater thsr soy other paper puslishss in Alssks 1ur circulation books ere opened fss r.esst,en e our sdssrtissrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-10
Thousands Now Use This
Recipe for Cough Syrup
Easily Made at Home. Cost.
Nothing II IL Falls

The speed vita which this simple hesns
mixture takes hold - a cosKh ard cen
qufrH a viii surprise you The recipe
given below makes more and better caurn
.yrup than yea can bug ready made fos
f1.s9
MI enc pint sf EranulAtsd sugar ~ith
= plat 81 warm water and stlr Tor 3
nlnufss Put - ounces - Pines $50
cents sorfhl IN a pint bottle, then add
the Sugar Syrup. u keeps perfectly
Take a ieaspoantuI every ore. two o.
thrss hours
This gives almost instant RELIEF. aud
usually stops q aeep-ssafsd cough Inside
- - hours Splendid. 600. for whoouina
cough. chest pains. trenrhiiis haarsc-
ness. etc The taste 10 pleasant. ana ~
10 Just laxative enough 20 help cure a
cough. Its tonic properties restore the
appetite. which cuuKh tends - destroy
This recipe Ia nov used In thousa nds -
homes IN She United states and Canada
ItH popularity has resulted In many ifui-
tstlsns-nons Of them as good AZ tho ald
successful formula IL VIII not wark
unless Y0u use sha pure. genuine rlnax
which Il The most valuable concentrated
conn pound % Norwegian wkiss pine e.
tract. and contains she necessary quan-
tity Of Euiaicol and other healing pine
elements
some Of the best known Seattle drug
zists. such "a Harteii DRUG Co disirib-
utsfs. and others. think 80 well Of the
above recipe that they guarantee " 20
give subtraction or refund the purchase
price Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-10
: BANDITS
KILL MAN

TACOMA. Jan. 10. - Deputies
from the sherifra office went early
today to DierInger. a small town
near Sumner, to assist posses OF
citizens IN their hunt for the two
hgh~aymen who shot and killed
Fred Barnett. proprietor Of a IA.
loon at Dieringer late last night.
The bandits we're attempting TO
hold mp the place. In which we're
several men besides barnett. Par.
uculars OF the affair are unobtaln.
able because OF the lack OF com.
munioalion with the scene OF the
crime. II Is learned. however. that
both the thugs wore masks. aud
each carried revolver, with which
to enforce their command Of Hands
up"
Either Barnett did not comply
quick enough or offered resistance.
for he was shot dead By the bandits.
who then robbed the other men m
tho saloon and escaped Ia the
woods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-10
CHIEF NOW
THREATENED

SPOKANE. Jan. i0.-What Is be
lieved to be the foFerunner 10 the
creation OF a reign Of terror among
police aud other officials. was
sprung this morning. when Chief Of
Police Doust received threatening
letter. supposed 10 come from some
one OF the conspirators who assaa-
sinated Captain Sullivan.
The letter Is as follows:
This 10 one Job done, two more
will follow within the next 80 days.
so beware and prepare. We do not
intend 10 TO leave town until then.
We hate 20 do u, but"
Queer signs are used instead Of
signatures. The note bore the date
OF January G.