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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-21
After The Days Work


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eiDalty
Victor Berger, tbe abies' Socialists states
sad recent Interview 0u entire method
bias been u TIE e 0 literature Me distributed about
a9 pieces in thls campaign"
Advertising again 9lesog
Whereas am advertising 5
hg ~ DO something tna the Teacher tae
soeaac propaganda taught a. least 1}9JQ d the citizens Of Nil
eaHsce THAI socialism than
he od political pushed them they
Wltng socialism d trial
Merchants l8arn ger statement
principle socialist patient pefsen appeal ia tie
common peope written IA the dealing ths
problems o mte
talking the dinner polls
han saed politician behind banquet
Behind this propaganda this distribution literature
primitive desire o Aat shall speak themselves their
and snatue fo have learned hea
corporation re9udate that which BIS hand
learning hearing
sanshp @t much prefer Q haze black whfe and BE-
opportunity stndg leisure he gBgeanse o
the claims and promises m those whc wu5 s.-
Into lghf
John Ranamakef Philadelphia Sidney Brock cf
0kahOms City advertise their and then they Nrte
ito heartoe talks about matter OF business
pocyand Sign h utb facsimile signature omake peEsoaas
and WHHamase Brock Thought e rather stable figures
he respective iea There's they 40 this THEY
believe n the propaganaaad they have lead history aud know
nature.
this the 81 the propagandaand and II
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GRADUATED DOG TAX PROPOSED

A graduated outgo tax for dogs is
proposed BY the currency division ol
the committee OF walls ana meanness
81 The sidewalk legislature II Is be
lieved that if the oppressment depart
ment can enforce the raticinatioHs
the city will grow iBdecentlg rch
Noticing a lot of non-taxpaying dogs
and collarless pups the committee
has recommended the following
schedule OF licenses
Bulldogs, per annun, $50
Dogs that fight country dogs on the
streets. $40
Dogs that visit chicken coops aud
eat eggs, s35
Dogs that eat poultry, s55.
Dogs that carry of rubbers ana
door mats, $50.
Dogs that indiscriminately distnb.
ute fleas. S25
Dogs that chase along fenced en
closures barking at pedestrians, $40.
Dogs that hold nightly choir prac-
tice. SIS.
Dogs that bay at the moon, $40
Dogs that bark at passing vehicles,
s5
Dogs, we'll behaved, 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-21
Inv Lesstd wirel

Baltimore. April 2i-Dr Il G. Key
yer, superintendent Df the Home san
itarium at Roanoke, Va, in an ad-
dress before the physicians In az
tendance upon the fortiesh session
of the American society for the Study
og Alcohol and Other Narcotics, rel
cited soEie startling facts concerning
the fondEass Of many society women
ion liquor ana exhibited an imitation
book. entitled The Hidden Treas.
ure 80 constructed as TO be able to
niae brandy flask within is fake
leaves, which he said many women
use, chiefly In church
He said that while the evil was not
50 prevalent In America as III Europ-
can countries stiIl II had already at
talned alarming proportions in the
United STATES ard he called on the
American Medical association SAa the
profession at large To take 4 firm
stand against the use of inf0xicat-
ing drinks These women de said,
give hIrtA q monstrosIries Emin-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-21
EvACUATE lUAREz, OR
BEWARE, HE THREATENS
Pending Outcome Of Negotla-
lions, Both FedeTa|s and Rebels
are Marking Time
ny Asgoclated lress. }

ri Paso. Tex. April 2i.-'Yf the
Mexican government would avoid In.
ternational complication 1t must or.
Ter Navarro TO evacuats Juarez i'm
'ntdiately." This il the uItlmatum
sent by General Madero to Dr.. Com.
cz at Washington today to be com
nunicated 10 the Mexican govern
ment. Madero Is desirous OF estab-
fishing headquarters from which to
conduct formal negotiations with the
Mexican government. The Mexican
governments reply is expected here
from Gomez at Washington. Il ii
probable the attack an Juarez will be
postponed until ii arrives
When the day broke this morning
the army OF Diaz marked time Ia
Juarez. Just outside waited Madero's s
army. Madero yesterday promised
tue peace negotiators he would wait
twenty-four hours longer for Diaz to
resign, thus DOstponing his attack
on Juarez until late this afternoon.
Ext raUnlted States troops are en-.
calnped along The border I'll Ell Paso
this afternoon
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COUNCIL HAD
TAME MEET
LAST NIGHT
Oebale Over Water Pumping
Contract Causes Only
Ripple
New Orleans.

Notice hH the city council 10 tile
Guthrie Light and Power company OF
termination of tine pumping contract
IS the first formal step toward es-
tabishment Oh municipality owned
pumping station al the water works
The council last night took action
which puts the city In position to
take over the pumping early next De.
cember
The question Of building power
plant sufficient for the city for many
years to come ~ another question
] he city has tor several years paid
from $4,000 To $4,000 FOR pumping
Rater, and some of the couucilmen
are o0tspoken in the belief that a
large saving can be made by the
city taking care of It's own pumping
Others think the scheme TOO costly.
The contract Wits the light and
rover company carries provision
taat the city must give six months
nptice Of intention 10 terminate the
contract Councilman Beamer last
night got through a motion to give
The notice, ana he further remarked
that the city could RIG up q plant
Tor $500 Councilman Spufloek
rIdlculed the idea that d plant can
he put up for anything less than s25-
900. He did not believe the city Is
In position to undertake so costly a
proposition He could not find tile
money.
There WAS some talk OF rates as
compared to rates paid Ia other
Cities for pumping Authorities dit
fsred. Mr. SpurIock claiming Guthrie
IS about as well on as any other
town. and Mr. Beamer claiming that
We are getting skinned There is
4 sliding scale Of cents per 1000
gallons for the first 100000 gallons a
day, ! cents for the next 100000 and
% on down 10 cents where the
pumpage is million Or more gallons
Quiet Session Last Night
Council had quiet session last
right II was the last regular meet.
Ing OF the Old council
Plans and Specifications were sub
nsitted by the city engineer for sew.
" District 81. which includes the new
Shartel addition, West side Plans
were also adopted for District 90
East Side, which has pending for
several months Advertising Tor bids
as ordered In each case
Sidewalk Inspector Harrington re-
ported mauy walks laid by the city
I'd charged 10 the property owners
Councilman Durham wanted TO anow
II the people knew the work had
leen done FIe seemed 10 nave an
irea that people are occasionally as
sessed for work they do not know
had been done Harrington asserted
service on all parties Several side
walk estimates covering brick work
we're turned in
A. Ottermans bond as sidewalk
contractor was approved
A batch OF walks on which fhe Tine
Continued on PAGE F1ss
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JURY FIXES PUNISHMENT
SEVEN YEARS IN PRISON
Defendant, q Former 6ulhIe
Policeman, Made hWdsTous
Assault Upon wife


+ & Baker, claiming to he an In
heritor 0f Kentucky teud qaalifica-
tioHs aud OIL insanityproducing dis.
eases heard at tne midnight hour the
verdict OF d Jury that ha ii guilty of
attempting 70 kill bis wife The emu
0f the three days trial in the SUI
perlor court was like the trial
throughout--n0ye weird ana excit-
ing
The jury recommended that he be
sent ~ the penitsntiary for seven
Gears. The maximum f0r his ofiense
IA ten years The trial Was started
Tuesday and at la; 10 last night N
was given to the jury A few min.
utes before miduigs.E the jury geiuru
ed the verdict Of guilty
Bakers defense vas insanity Four
physicians testified that they did not
believe him insane They found him
Of an unsettled and eFrafic disp0si-
tion, but they did not find strong
traces Of insanity Tine theory og
tho state was that Baker fl 0FeF-
buFdened with bad disposition and
that bis streak OF yellow III aa large
ninG of the defense Baker said bic I'M
herited disease from his mother
ard THAT II appeared when tie VAS
sixteen years old; that tne disease
made him reckless AMI Irresponsible
that the stories tie told about hits wife
took the aspect Of tragic delusi0ns
and aere not true re also alluded
TO his Kentucky ancestry and said
that he sas born 10 feud and that
his family bad been mixed np in
many killings
Tried to Kin Vile, Charge
The offanse charged vas trying ~
kin Mrs Baker with knife af the
Santa Fe depot last summer The a.
tack was strange and sensational
aud Airs Baker smile eladlHg the
knife opened saehe aud secured
revolver She saOt Baker twice.
He yelled like stuck beef aud waG-
lowed In his own blood until The 10
lice could mot recognize nim as =
former member o. the force A girl
member gf 4 theatrical tsuope SaW
the affray and she added 10 the ok.
c.eement by faiaung Since that time
Mrs Baker aas been kept la hiding
and she @as never seen here except.
tbs under the protection VI ~ least
two men
The trial Itself was oi great inter.
eBt from tHe appearance ~ armed
camps and ioF several other reasons
1de Judge gas J u ChapDls, \
young lawyer elected ou the day ast
for the TRIAL Hc appointed John A.
W4neY for the defense. Arthur
continsed on Pa9s Efvs
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TO STOP SERIOUS ABUSE
City Engineer Now Has Au-
thority TO Curk Reckless
Paving Destroyers

City Engineer Hocker's ordinance
for the protection Of paved streets
vent through council last night With
out dissenting vote aud he c0mmene
ed putting on the screws today Inc
first city employee. or plumber or
gas man who cuts into a street with
out consent Of the engineering de-
paFtment is due for 500 fine
The abuse Of paved streets has
come 40 be serious matter Many
cuts have been made In asphalt
streets. and the cuts are apparent.
Sometimes they are left entirely
alone after being filled Ia roughly
Hereafter Il will be necessary u get
tue consent OF the engineer and the
work l. to be done under his direc-
ton and the cut is TO be charged 10
the person. corporation or depart
ment desiring the cut The 0rdin.
ahce covers marriag Of the streets
for any purpose or damage without
purpose.
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g SHORT CUTS TO The NEWS @
Il q
o 0 o O o i O @ O @ O @ o o y

Manager VIII Brooks " having TIE
ssrdome paiuted and repaired f0r tne
seasons run.
The WaltorTh0mas SASS auil Door
company. although but rec Entlg es.
tanlished are getting more orders
than they can torn OUT
e. smith aF Chicago II hefe reIs-
reseHtlng the National Biscuit CONE
pans. which in 70 opeH aa establish
ment here Oh April 2S
MFs A D II childeFE os Aulhall.
wife q tne county superintendent %
health. died Sunday she WAS thlr-
lSeight years old.
The cost of the new clear sell at
the city wateg Hogks mas sa21.sf.
"A 0tterman. The contractor. vas AZ
loved the final estimate last nlght,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-21
DANGERS Of BALLOONING
Dirigible Carrying Ten Passen-
gers Lands in Friendly
Tree Top
(By Associated Presa)

Hanover Germany April ri The
ctrigible balloon Persayal slxth.
which aseendeG as fourthirty thls
morning a Berlin bound for amster.
dam carrying ten passengers. am0ng
taem TWO officers of the Netherlands
army vent wrong near lsenbuttel. N
miles east OF here and fell into a tree
TOP The balloon wa5 damaged but
none Of The passengers vas Injured
a gust oi wind compelled the balloon
% SLOW uD The rope caught 10 the
tree and yanked her down head first.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-21
FEDERAL SUPREME
COURT To DECIDE
PHOTO QUESTION


Q Washington. April 2l-Mem. z
9 bers Of the supreme court today !.
. endeayored 70 decide whether c
Q a pretty woman may prevent the G
. use Of her photograph for adver. G
= tising Or trade purposes. 6
8 The court was considering the g
= case Of Mrs Aida T Rhodes Of 6
. Brooklyn N T. Arrayed in her 9
9 wedding gown, she had her &
9 photograph taken for birthday q
. present for her husband Not 9
9 long afterward her slsterinlaw Z
Q remarked g
9 Z saw your picture today In Q
: the window ot trading stamp g
2 store q
. Mrs. Rhodes obtained from the 9
q company exhibiting her photo 9
2 graph q $1,000 judgment. Z
Q Now the United states 3D. g
. preme court IL asked to annul as q
g unconstitutional the New York i
q statute Of 1903, making IL d mis-, q
q demeanor TO use q name or pho 9
y tograph for advertising Or trade 9
9 purposes without the consent OF y
O the subject 9
c o 0 Q 0 2 0 . b o o 0 Q 0 0
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-21
MAS0Ns IN CHARGE Of FUNERAL

THE funeral VI George Anderson.
long a piainsman Ia Kansas and mo
Mans Land and an original settler
IN Guthrie, @as held at the home on
Cleveland avenue this afternoon.
There vas a large attendance.
The services we're conducted bV
Guthrie lodge 35 A. Il & A. NJ, with
the Knights Templar mounted as a
guard Of honor The officers Id charge
we're Fred Green, W. NJ. W. w.
Rucks, $. WI Arthur Dyer. j. WI.
T. W Googan .. WI $. Spencer.
j d The pallbearers we're Shelton
Morris ] w McNeai. Ea D0nnely
Of Dallas Tex. Il. Gray F. b. Lille
and w Nj Spurlock
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FAKE BOOKS USED BY WOMEN TO
HIDE BRANDY FLASKS WHEN IN
CHURCH. SAYS EMINENT DOCTOR

ent physicians from eve y part of tha
country heard aim They sat. 4
quiet and easLestly ais be told them
Of his experience In I.ondon and New
York describing sceHes Ia saloons
managed biz sceiety women 81 the
worlds metropolis. and urging them
to help he fight against such pfac-
tice.
There wers many addresses alt
tending 10 prove the absolute ~orth-
iessness of alcohol. and all askllg
for physicians everywhere ~ seln m
the flgh, against q
But IL remained for DR. Keyser tD
touch the nos that awakened tbs phys
iciang for enEhuziasissm. Ter he told
os actual conditions among whgeh he
termed the so-called blue blood d
the country arid then asked what
the solution 81 the problem n.ast be.
In France and Ceffrmauy found
many drinking women but fsw
drunkards. But Id London. tbe nae.
lropoiis Of the world. found many
drunken women
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A RIBBED CONTEST
Judge Brown Hearing Contest or
Favors In Superior Court


The contest case OF s. ]. Favors.
lcoloredl against Commissioner
James Murphy In the eastern district.
vas called IN superior court early
this morning by Special Judge Mil.
ton BroWD aud was set for o'clock
today. The hearings are In Judge
Lawrences offices and Judge Law
renee Is going ahead with the regu-
lar routine hi the main court room.
f'avors claims that ballots thrown
out under the grandfather law
would have elected him commissions
e.. Practically every precinct in the
district is IN question Dick Smith.
+ H.. MeGuire and other members OF
the election boards Of last year are
Icing used as witnesses. Ii appears
that Fay0rs a few days after his cleo
ton practically conceded his defeat.
Later he was ribbed TO make trou.
ole and brought the contest proceed
iigs against Commissioners Murphy
Since assuming Office, Murphy has
proven splendid official and much
good work in the countys behalf has
Lpeu uOhS ny Murphy dHu MS cor
league, Chairman 0'Neil. Favors Is
darkey aud served with Oberholzer
last term. The report Of the state
examiner and Inspector does not
look we'll for these two. The fact
that Murphy was elected caused re-
Icicing upon the part OF the people
since 1t removed Guthrie from the
zone OF harsh charges and leaves her
free TO enter the next capital election
ON an equal basis with other cities.
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PURCHASE WILL INCLUDE
THIRTY THREE ACRES
Makes Possible The Location OIL
Bath Houses and Other
Necessary Buildings

Through the cooperation of the
city council ana the park commits.
sion the acquiring Of Electric park is
assured Council last night appro-
priated 80 500 10 De used III extend.
ing the real estate holdings for the
water works The Electric park prop
erty adiOins the water works aud IS
south and east OF the Cottonwood
from Mineral Wells park. Il Is ex-
pected the deal win be- consummated
IN q day or so.
The purchase will he oi thirtytwo
acres, including the two fresh water
springs. the big pavilion and the base
ball grandstand The street railway
company, which II making the sale.
retains IT'S right OF way along the
east side oi the tract and the twenty
two acres between the line aud the
railways and hills to the east A
survey was recently made by the
city engineer.
This purchase viii give the city q
handsome tract Of land on which to
extend its park operations. The
park as provided for In enlargement
plans, will be on both sides OF tue
Cottonwood The Mineral Wells
park Is almost an island aud IL will
be connected with Electric park by
bridges i.he two springs on the
Electric park side are very yalllDle
Il was apparent last Sunday and at
other times that Mineral Wells park
win not even hold the people who
wish to 30 there, to say nothing OF
amusement pavilions. bath houses
and rcfreshment stations
The company proposes 10 sell 10
the city for $500 The PARK com
mission has money enough In hand
70 pay hal the price and still keep
up park Improvements for a few
months longer
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HuRls GLASS EYE At COURT

Viterbo, April 21-Of an the meth
DDS adopted By the Camorrist pris.
oners to excite pity or incite riot
none surpassed IN novelty aud effect.
iveness that Of Gaetano Esposito
who at the end OF a mad harangue
today tore a glass eye from his head
and, hurting ii at the feet OF the
president. stampeded the court room
Then he fell in a faint and President
Bianehi suspended the sitting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-21
SERVED TOO MUCH
COLLAR" ON BEER,
AND GOES TO JAIL


q Munich. Wednesday, April IL
q Serving short measure In beer {
9 aud the deception Of the public {
@ by filling stems" and "seidels" {
q With frotb 80 as to form what Ia
9 popularity known as a collar" {
y has just been judged an ogfense e
= punishable by imprisonment by {
= tho criminal court here {
q The tenant Of beer house. I.
q who was charged with defraud- {
o Ing the public in this way. was 6
. sentenced 70 six weeks in jail {.
Q ana a fine Of $3.50, and five Of
q his walters to terms Of from one 6
@ TO three weeks Ia Jail &
O Evidence showed ii has be- 9
. come customary 10 serve glass 6
. es Of beer IN which the liquor .
g did not reach the legally stamp. 9
9 ed mark Indicating the proper 9
@ measure, the drinking Vessels -
= being flied with froth .
= Public Indignation led TO the =
. suit, which was Instituted by =
, several customers II lasted for q
2 more than FIVE months. .
3 O o o o u @ o O. @ o o o o I,
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MARSHAL
At N LOUD
IS KILLED
COMPANION WOUNDED
IN TRYING TO CAPTURE
TWO BURGLARS
fHr Asaoelatea praaa J

Alci.0ud. OKLA April Civ bile AZ.
tempting 10 capture two burglars ia
= general store here toiay. "A r Ar.
nett. the s0wn marshal was shot 10
death, AMI George R0wnlan. aho ac.
cempanied AgnetF, was wounded III
the right lex The burglars escaped
snA are being pursued w j posse
Eifh bloodhaands
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A start WAS made today ou Gath.
rie's FIRST geological garden a cage
for Leo, the big golden eagle, is be
Ing built III Mineral Wells park. leo
belongs 70 the Guthrie Aerie, Fra.
terna Order d Eagles ana g 81 pres.
emf Gagged 0B q hogsetOp
The comm ssioneFa gise notice that
they are ready tO receive gifts Any
person having an animal oF bird go0d
for exhibition purposes mag loan the
commission the oriter aith the
saranee that t VIII BE- 0eil eafed
g0r II f. hoped % build Up q prei
tY good littie zoo ghis year and to
add 70 IL D few months
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OCCASION IN KEEPING
WITH PIONEER DAYS
Festivities VIII Begin al High
Noon When Tho big Noise"
VIII Break Loose
Program, April "a, 1911

Program, April 22, 1911
Morning g-Assemble at oklahoma
avenue aud Second street
Parade at noon sharp, column un.
Ger direction OF Capt Fuman Upham
chief marshal
Afternoon-Meet at airdome at =
p+ III,
Welcome address Mayor A. 0 Far.
quharson
Welcome addressM Mayorelect Oh
smith.
Guthrie response Judge Al II. Hus-
ton. ~
seers response -Ex-Gov O. NJ
Barnes
S9ers Farmers response
S9ers Firenea's responseD, s.
Mitchell.
1911 F'iremens response-R W.
Dunham.
Election Oh five delegates to Sgers
convention In Guthrie, May j.
Heads bowed for one minute in
memory Of departed '8gees and fire.
men who lost their lives in perform.
ance OF their duty
Night-0id.timers smoker at c0un-
Oh chamber.
Dance In city hall auditorium.
Guthrie twenty-five years ago and
NOW will be illustrated in actual con-
tact tomorrow The celebration ot
tee twenty-second anniversary Of the
opening will officially begin at the
hour of opening, noon, when parade.
the like Of which has not heretofore
been seen In Guthrie, viii start from
the city hall At that time the bells
and whistles and guns will ring out
as usual on the Oklahoma birthday.
Everybody is expected to join In
some way and there appears to be
little doubt OF a most thorough co.
operation
The parade Will be eloquent OF the
past and present and will typity the
new spirit In Guthrie-the idea Of co.
operation and neighboriiness. suc-
ceeding au eEl Of strife aud politics.
Logan county generally will take
part
The business men Of the city are
making hurried arrangements 10 get
into the parade with the 89ers ana
the iremen and farmers Many farm
ers are coming in with pioneer turn.
outs There are several thousand
S9ers In easy reach OF Guthrie and
most OF them gill be in line. many
Of them in clothing and Ia vehicles
they used twenty-five years ago.
There will be sooners In line, too
The statute Of limitations covers
Floats are being made today and
banners Of all sorts are being paint.
90. The committee in charge has
found liberal responses 70 requests
for small donations and f0r paftlcipa.
tion In the parade The entire ex-
penge has been provided for and the
music Tor tine parade. and for the
dance and the smoker viii be paid By
the committee. The dance is pub.
tic affair, without charge 70 any
Tue parade viii be on Second, Har-
rison, OAK and Oklahoma. Il Will be
ii motion al noon. the historic hour.
Livery part oF the community should
be represented
In the afternoon there will be an
organizations u the state association
or Seers.
The Ola hFemens parade will be
q feature. The little old hose cart
viii tie drawn by the men vino drew
IL in 50. Several old hremeu win be
here from other cities
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Acquisition Of the east aud south
side Of the Cottonwood viii make the
location OF bath houses and other
buildings easy and leave Mineral
Wells park al it now is shady
place. with yery httle In the way of
buildings. The five springs. al near
the river can possibly be- made 10
form a compact group BIZ the exten-
sion oI the drlyeways 8nd walkways
ln the event the bonding prositiou
carries, which now seems inevitable,
complete plans for the merging OF
the two parks viii be started early
In the summer THE Electric park
site will easily lend Itself to any sort
of improvements. the soil being good
the surface almost level and unob-
sifucted by rocks OF trees The land
seape gardeners and tree planters
aill have every opportunity so make
good