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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-27

mo Tapla. Juan Goime and Leandro
Ancors. They said they we're on their
way from Denver to VI Paso. The
mon will be held under Q charge OF
carrying deadly weapons and prob.
ably will be- indicted by the grand
Jury. which IL now In session. on.
Ger Sena and g companion were on
their way TO Los Alamos when they
discovered the three strangers. The
Ien acted In such q suspicious man
ner that they will be investigated
closely. Il 10 thought they may have
been contemplating committing q 10
rlous crime or we're endeavoring 10
escape from some penal tnstitutson
OF the clutches Of craesrs IN Rstoa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-27

llamsbafg. Kan. October. 1850. 10
March. 1884. aHslstsnt agent nj Lyn.
don. kan. March 10 May. 1880. relief
agent. eastern division: May. lssD
20 July. 1891. agent az Reading. Kan.
Joly. 1894 10 july. 1893 agent ~
carhonda,c, KAN; july. i<aa 10 suns
1900, agcnt az nurilngame. JUNG
1900, 10 November 1901. travelling
auditor, Topeka. January 20 NoYep'
Der. 1906. tfayellas accountant. cht
|oago. November, 1905. 10 December.
1908. chief clerk 20 the freight audi
tor. Topeka January. 1909, "a date
aaaIntnnl frciRht auditor. TonnAa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-27
REYIsTAs CAUGHT
NEAR LAS VEGAS
Men Who said Thcs Livcd IN Mcxican
Republic We've Heavily Armed aud
MAY Bc ftcsoit0s From There.

Carrying heavy reviewers which
they discharged at Intervals. three
strange men we're arrested early this
morning near Azul by Deputy Sheriff
Enrique Sena. Sena's attention was
attracted 10 the men by the sound
OF their rcvolvera. lie in inclined
TO believe they were firing az him. al-
though none OF the bullets came close
to him. The mon declare they are
residents Of Mexico. Officers mere
are inclined 10 believe they were on
the way to join a band OF Reyistas,
who are conducting revolt against
the Madero regime.
The men gave their names a. Pri-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-27
a ilaht faellnr b .he ~ 90

A llaht feeling IN she chest nccom-
PANIED BY a shirs. dry cough, indicates
an Unframed condition of the lunrs.
70 relieve Il buy the dollar siSe BAL
LNRD's igoREHorND sYHuf YOU
SCI with each bnttle = free HEN-
nicK's RED rePpgR POROUS
PLASTER for the chest The serur
relaaes he tlahlnesA and the plaster
draws out the inflammation, u u an
ldcal combination FOR curing colds set-
lied tn the lOast sola w all drug
Eists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-27
GOVERNOR OPPOSED TO
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
Commuscs E,eath scEtcnce and An
noancca That No Excavations WIN
Take Place IN State During Ills
1crm nj ofiicc.

salen, Orc, Nov, es.--uoycrnor Os-
valid West OF Oregon. commulcd 90
life Imprisonment tho sentence 81 W..
Hasslg. who was To have oecn hanged
today Tor the murder OF his wife. In
doing no.. Governor Weat uttered a
strong condemnation OF capital run-
lsAnens.
he said There win hs no more
hanRlnKs IN Oregon whllo / am gov
ernor The old rule THAI bloodshed
should De- oxplated ny further she'd
ding 81 blood "a tfilc Of bhrnarisaa.
ana MT M koeping with the clylllxa.
tlon ~ The present century
~ osilete imprisonment FOR lire
ahoNld h. rhe penaliy fof lhe sheqdlnr
~ human bgooi'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-06
NO WATER, NO sewer
Oklahoma City Wants Plan to
Dispose of Sewage Without
Flushing the Pipes
Special to lJaIly Leaass

Oklahoma City. Okioa July S.
A limited city water supply WIS the
direct cause of the failure ol tue city
board OF commissioners 10 get con-
tracts for the construction of latter
and sanitary sewers 4 Cast Hessssss,.
Bancroft addition aud Shisling's ad-
difion 10 Oklahoma gig.
Commissioner Guy Blackwelder
had moved that contracts for the
work be let to n &. Derr and r Il.
Frederick as me lowest bidders.
when be was interrupted BY Commits.
sioner Hampton who inquired what
provisions the contracts contained
With regard to water for flushing the
sewers.
Hampton said there was no pos
shbility of further burdening the city
water supply, and tnat sewer mains
without water could serve no good
end
He said there are sewer mains ia
the eiiy that have been laid more
than a year. that have never been
connected because 0f the limited wa
Ter supply
He said that property owners III
such districts were constantly clam
oring Tor relief in vain
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-06
DEVELOPMENT or CASES
RESPONSIBLE FOR ORDER
Steamship Passengers Entering
New York 10 Undergo Rigid
Examination

New York, July Passengers ar
riving at New York on steamships
who are suspected of having been ex-
posed to cholera, will hereafter be
detained TEN days instead of five.
This decision ii the result or a con-
ference held Ia Washington by DR.
A. Fl Doty, health officer at the port
Of New York, with General Waitsr
Wyman, surgeon general Of the ma
rIne hospital service.
Developments OF cases of cholera
after the detention period is respon-
sGblc for the determination to extend
the time Of observation The case
so far discovered have been upon
steamships from italian ports There
will also be q Tightening up Of the
of vessels On which ii is
suspected that there may be cholera.
Adoption OF the ten-day period OF de-
tention Il on the theory that the
chief danger In coming cholera pass
es. in that TING Bacillus carriers
are most feared AS AGENTS of the dis
ease, aud ii Is held thac in ten days
detention they Will have been rid OK
any bacilli which may be present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-06
ALL READY FOR CHAUTAUQuA
First Numbers Will BE Given
BY Singers and Players
Club Tomorrow

First Of all the chauraNiIna events
will be the glad gathering IN Mineral
Wells park tomorrow morning Miss
Mary Bell Taleott will take charge
of the early entrants for the Seton
Indian encampment This is a new
chantauqua idea, now being worked
successfully all over the Redpafh cir
cuit Miss TalcOtt and a man train
ed In the work take charge OF the
boys and girls Of the chautauqua and
give them a weeks play and fun.
There are indian games aud dances,
hunts and scouting expeditions ON
the last day OF the chautauqua the
boys win give q circus Miss Talcott
arrived today, AID Hbe will be at the
park tomorrow 70 commence organiza.
ton OF the little Indians.
The boys in the indian course Will
get a good workout 10 athletes, an
expert being In charge
Dr p + Robertson, superintend-
ent, came to the city yesterday lie
organized the assembly today and Is
ready for the opening numbers to-
morrow afternoon. The arst NUM-
bers viii be fhe Singers and Players
einb Byron piatt will lecture tomor-
row night.
The ticket sales are still on. the
canvass viii probably be c0mple I'D
az noon tomorrow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-06
fBy Leased Wlre.)

New York. July 6.-The Rev. ".
Y. Bovard. pastor Of the summerfield
Methodist Episcopal church OF Mar.
iner's HarO0r. Richmond borough
puzzled his congregation yesterday
by making two changes in the ad-
mlnistration of the Lords supper
The church is one Of the Oldest IN
Richmond borough and has a congre-
cation o. rather fashionable preteu-
tons
Mr. Bovard announced az yester-
days services that hereafter the
choir would narfake of the elements
first. and the resi- Of the cougrega-
ton would follow.
The either change was that here
after the two elements would be ad-
ministered separately and the first
element aonld De taken while kneei-
ing and the second whilc STANDING
It vas this latter part of ths
change that caused the astonish.
ment
The congregation following direc|
tons and the bread vas administered
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-06
PARTAkES WITH RELISH
OF CHICKEN DINNER
Feels Less Pain and RotICs-
able Improvement In Con-
dillon Is Evident

Vandalia, ILL.,, July e---Miss Haze
Schmidt, daughter OF former Alder
man George Schmiit. whose trance
like sleep has lasted eighty days
was awaken twice today for half al
hour early this morning ana an houl
and a half at noon
Each time she talked intelligently
with the attendants and appeared
more interested in her condition.
II want something good for din
ner,' she said, and was served two
pieces of fried chicken with gravy
and potatoes, which she said she rel
ished Then she went to sleep
again.
Pain In the stomach that at first
was exeruciating has ceased entirely
and the pain In her head is not so
severe
There is noticeable Improvement
in her condition in the last forty
eight hours, and from her manner
the girl seems to realize it herself
and believes she will recover.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-06
FEDERAL BUILDING PLANS
Congressman MCGUIRE Will BE
Here to Discuss Project
With Citizens

Representative Bird S Mcclure is
expected here early next week He
Is understood to be on the way from
Washington to look after affairs in
the district The biggest project in
the congressmans district Is the fed
eral building in Guthrie, for which
an appropriation OF s125 900 has been
made. OF this amount $4,000 is now
said to be available. awaiting orders
OF the supervising architect OF the
treasury Nothing OF the plans has
been announced In Washington.
When Congressman Mcclure comes
he win be met by officers OF the
chamber of commerce and represen-
tatives citizens generally The form
of the extension Is still a matter ot
question. there being controversies
as to whether the $4,000 should be-
used to add another story TO the pres
ent building. TO extend the building
eastward, or 10 build a wing to the
south,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-06
CHICAGO BRIDE CLAIMS TO BE
HOLDER OF THE RECORD FOR
GETTING MOST KISSES DAILY

good cause with four more al me
same time. am kissed By my i've
afiectionate uieces and nephews. Sly
two aunts add numerous tokens Oi
their love to the list during the day
MoGer end father also ere right
there
NY husband Is as afecti0nate IS
he was before ! married him, SO yon
see / have a basis for my assertion
n IS perfectly splendid 10 be the
most kissed woman in Chicago. re-
sumed the woman. ANY way. IL is a
million times better than being the
least kissed. IL makes me smile .
think OF different ways am kissed.
Grandpa brushes my face with bis
whiskers.
Then there's grandma. She IS
very prim and takes great pains that
Size makes no noise when she kiss.
IS me. Papa hugs me. Mother
kisses my forehead. The Title ones
scatfe- their salntes IN a manner
that keeps me washing my face con.
rinnsuy Ms aunties merely PECK
ms lips. bird ike
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-06
NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH
Fred l.. Wenner Gored BY Bull
and Suffers Greatly From
Loss of Blood

Fred L. Wenner was seriously hurt
at his farn near the city yesterday
when his left thigh was accidentally
ripped by young bull. iIe suffer
ed greatly from loss Of blood and
is very weak today. The physicians
say he is likely to recover In "a
short time. although the hurt is very
painful aud he had a narrow escape
from bleeding ~ death.
MIR Wenner was letting a lot OF
cattle through a fence yesterday at;
ternoon and they crowded the open-
ing. The bull Vas bustling through
the Jam and in forcing through he
struck Mr.. Wenner on the inner side
OF the left thigh. The horn made a
three cornered wound nearly through
the fleshy part OF the thigh, tearing
the flesh. rupturing arteries and the
blood vessels. The bull seemed ter
rified by what he had nnintentially
done and ran away from the place
and from the other cattle
Mr. Wenner fell from the loss Of
blood and had to be carried 10 the
house Several surgeons from the
city attended the wound He pass
a bad night. but despite the heat to.
day he gained strength and became
easier
MT Wenner is one Of the best
known men IN Logan county. having
been private secretary 70 four gov
ernors, secretary OF the school land
commission, assistant secretary Of
the Republican state committee
newspaper man and public man gen
orally,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-06
LOOK FOR TRAVELLING GENT

Walter Thompson travelling gent,
was interrupted for while last
night, but at 10 p m. when the town
marshal was telephoning to the sher-
iff's office, the travels were resumed.
II Is supposed he Is somewhere in
the brush about Falls.
Thompson Is accused of flim-flam-
ming w. ID. Bronson, proprietor OF
The Alamo hotel, of SO and some
clothing. Broxson was induced 70
take SO draft. The day was warm
and Walter evidently thought he
might have 10 travel considerable,
SO he annexed parasol, It is claim
ed He was arrested at Falls and es.
capped while the marshal was in the
telephone booth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-06
DOC CASE IS APPEALED
More Litigation to Follow Over
Ownership of a Devil May
Care SPITE

Appeal has been taken in the great
Guthrie dog case decided q week OF
so ago by Justice Seton Col Tom
Jones, attorney for Mrs. Edna Ed.
wards against B. A. Mintonye, iiled
an appeal bond yesterday and lodged
the case in the county court Judge
Strang has not vet set the date for
trial. This hearing in the Justice
court took up nearly four days time
altogether and attracted more atten-
tion than any minor court case ever
heard in Oklahoma, so far as is
known here Everybody took inter
est in the ownership OF Jack or
''Muff as the Spitz in dispute was
known to rival claimants. Mr. Min.
tonye secured the dog on the strength
of superior Identification.
Justice Seton made permanent
addition to dog literature in passing
on this dogs ownership The sub.
stance of his apostrophe in Jack
was given, but this is the section in
full.
Jack, or Nun, the court is afraid
you are a gay Lothatio amongst dogs,
you may go away and rove and come
back with a damaged eve, and you
are indiscriminate in your loves. Ev-
erybodys dog who is kind to you, q
pet dog, faithful TO none, without
character-ft to be relegated TO the
care of the 400 of New York, where
you will be pampered and given ev-
cry luxury, win have your own maid
to attend to your wants, have your
bath in cologne water every day and
be taken for daily walk in the
park, and eventually die Of appolexy
induced by oyer-feeding and want OF
exercise. Your body will be cremat-
ed and your ashes will be preserved
in a diamond studded locket worn
around the neck OF wealthy old
maid, who has never fulfilled wom-
ans duties in life aud leaves no one
behind to mourn her loss nor hold
her virtues in loving remembrance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-06
NV Nurris Is Sore
lBY Aaaociafad Preas.l

Washington, d. c., July 6--Charge;
that Charles ID. Hilles. secretary "a
President Taft, is acting as head Of
IA political news bureau which
'suppresses truth, and issues 'un
grounded and false reports as tc
sentiment doncerning presidential
candidates were made today In let
ter Representative Norris, Of Nebras
ka, insurgent leader In the house,
addressed to the Nebraska Progress.
sive Republican league
Norris charged Suppression Of facts
relative to sentiment favoring the
candidacy OF Senator LaFollettc for
the presidency. He charged that the
pfogressives had been wronged by a
conspiracy OF great newspapers" IN
suppressfng news relative TO the pro-
gressiye movement. In referring to
articles printed the letter said:
These articles have earmarks that
strongly indicate they originated Ia
the White House. do not think
the president himself dstateu them,
but 1t IS generally understood that
the information came from his priv
ate secretary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-06
NOW TWO SCHOOL BOARDS.
Guthrie Enjoys the Luxury Of
Dual Government Through
out, for the Present

Organization OF the board OF edu-
cation elected under the new char.
ter gives Guthrie dual government
throughout The new board was or
gauized this morning and the follow
ing elections were announced. Pres
ident. T.. o Barker. yics president.
@, o. Fish, secretary, Arthur Boyer.
The board Is composed OF the thre9
officers and p. G. Sharp and J. l..
Melvin A sixth member Is 10 be
elected BY the board in case i gains
its contentious.
Counsel has been employed by the
heW board and the proceedings nee
essary TO bring the question 10 an
issue will De taken az once Prob
ably o suit in custer will be filed
against the old board of education.
The old board ls composed or
twelve members. The charter pro-
Yiees for SIX, without reference 10
wards. The old board Is holding on
under an opinion of the attorney
general that the city charter can
not carry legislation for the outlay
ing territory. One member Of the
new board was elected by the city
for the Outlaying territory. under the
view held by the Old board. The
new board claims the constitution
gives the city tie right 10 change
its school boards along With other
officers.
The schooi board matter Is lnvolg-
I'd in the city office cases now ln the
supreme court. II the charter fails
the new board win have no further
fighting ground Meauwhiie a form
81 demand vii b. made for the
transfer % school aliaiFs All the
uew board members have qualified.
The city now has a commission
and a mayor and city council win
plural appointments.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-06
BREAK IN
HOT WAVE
IN SIGHT
SOMEWHAT LOWER TEN.
PRRATURE AND LIGHT
SHOWERS PREDICTED
FRlsHTfUL Death TOLL
DURING TORRID PERIOD
2 Deaths and 20 PfOstfai|Ons
In Last "a Hours In
Kansas City
fHY Associated Press )

Kansas City Mo-. July 6 6-With
the temperature over the Southwest
at o'clock this morning ranging
from s to 10 degrees lower than at
the same hour yesterday and light
showers in sight over most of the
territory, decided relief from the ex-
treme heat OF the last four days is
predicted by the local weather fore
caster. Yesterdays climax OF heat
Will not be reached BY from 10 to
Is degrees, he said.
AT Fort Worth, Tex, light rain fell
today Last night an inch of rain
fell at Niobrara, Neb, and Salina,
Kansas
In the twentyfour hours ended at
s o'clock this morning there were
nine deaths from the heat and TWEEN.
ty prostrations here
The loss Of more than five hun
dred lives is TO be credited to the
great heat waves OF July / to ),
1911.
The hundred Of news dispatches
which cities from the north Atlantic
seaboard west TO the plains states
nARN tAeh0iA6tu - thS AiASl Aohi
days, account, according to a careful
review. for the deaths Of 431 per
sons from the heat, and 80 from
drowning total Of 511.
incomplete as the record is from
the failure Of many points to report
specifically the number of such
deaths, il Is as serious a showing
as is remembered for many yeads
IL not record
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-06
GRANDFATHER" CASE Goes UP

Pursuant TO the holdings OF the
supreme court in the grandfather"
cases. District Judge Huston has an
nounced that ne will sustain the de-
murrer TO the petition in the case
OF George Cofield, the ex-slaye who
brought suit against Thomas Farrell
and L. r. Leach. Sr,, election Off
GERS. for refusing him the privilege
Of voting ma recent election The
suit is designed as test OF the civ
II rights OF negroes disfranchised by
state law. Its destination is the SUI
preme court OF the United States.
The suit was at the instigation OF
James A Harris, Republican state
chairman.
j. II DevereauX. Of counsel for
Cofield, perfected his appeal TO the
supreme court today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-06
tBy Leaseu wirel

Chicago. July 6-Mrs. II. B. Chip,
8 bride OF two months. declares sne
is the most kissed woman IA Hhi'
cago.
Mrs. Chip receives on the aver
age 40 kisses a DAY. the caresses De-
ing contributed by one grandpa. one
grandma, two parents. five nepne"s'
two aunts. one husband
4 came TO the conclusion tnal
was without a rival as the most Kiss
ed woman in Chicago several weeks
sffer M marriage said the elan-
pion AT that time ] moved 20 Chl-
caeo from New York and took a nav
next to the one occupied by my ha-
merous kin folks hadn't seen
them for five years. and my hrsi DAY
IN Chicago was spent in adectionat g
demonstrations. with barely time TOT
meals.
Now ] get four kisses from my
grandpa one AZ breakfast. one dt
luncheon. one al dinner and one Iof
goodnight Aly grandma helps the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-06
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NAMES IRRIGATION DELEGATES
Special to Dali Leader

Special TO Dali Leader
Oklahoma City Okla, July g.
0klahoma's delegates to the Nine.
teenth National Irrigation congress
at Chicago. December to q, were
named by Governor Cruce, 19 in
number
They are w. r. Hughes, Kenton;
Frank Seweit, Texhoma: o. G. Har-
per. Buffalo; Robert Fitzgerald. Ho.
bart; Dallas Kirby. Altus; a. s. NC
kinney, Cheyenne. Frank Hartman.
Perry; George Plummer, Broken
Arrow: Rufus ID Ross, Tahlequah: /:
Joe Tannihill McAlester; Henry
Noble, Taloga. w. q. Vandeyer,
Blackwell; d. G Roper. Bluejacket !.
r r Groom. and Fl. X. Wind. Mi.
ami; Bart Murphy Guthrie: David
Marun, Woodward, ] r Leard, Hu-
go: T D Bard, Chelsea.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-06
SCHOOLS OUT OF POLITICS.
Board of Education Will Do
Away With Spoils System
in State Institutions

Special 70 Daily eader.
Oklahem3 city Okla, July Co. A
bOdy blow 10 politics in stale schools
was delivered IN . resolution Of ihe
state board of education. Whie1
makes service by app0intees 20 scapJl
Offices. dependent on good behavior,
rather than for q term Of one year.
- has been the practice ln the past.
The resolution. which passed unaR.
imOusly, in substance. was as ioi.
lows
The state board Of education be-
lieves that the annual appointment
Of instructors and employees in tae
state institutions is not conducive 10
good service nor 20 tie best inter
ests az the Institutions
The board Of eduation further
declares itself % favor the policy Of
making al appointments for an ln.
definite period OF time provided that
after any person has served Two
wears 10 the satisfaction Of the board.
bis or her appointment is presumed
to BE- permanent
Scott Glen. 0f Shawnee. member
Of the state board. introduced .he
resolution.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-06
EARLY SETTLERS As PALLHEARERs

There was large attendance OF
oldtime citizens at the funeral OF
I.eonidas G. Klmball at the home OF
Mrs Henry Thompson, 9i6 East No
BILE avenue this morning The orig
inal settlers OF Gahrie have been
carried away by death ia large ndm-
bers In the last year or SO, aud the
S9ers are even uow relatively few.
The services were conducted by
the Rev Charles NJ sturgiss. Epis-
copal archdeacOn Of Cuba. who IS
spending the summer here, The pail
bearers were early settlers, as fol-
lows Frank n Greer, Judge A II.
Huston. Con Harrington VIII Brooks
g. r. Berkey. Paul Newman. Inter.
ment was AZ Summit View.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-06
BIG HATS CAUSE MINISTER TO
CHANGE CHURCH METHODS IN
ADMINISTERING LORDS SUPPER

first and then the vine. the former
while the recipient was Sneellng ana
the latter while standing.
When asked what the meaning OF
The change vas. the Rev Mr. Boy
ard explained that Il was due 10
the prevailing sigle Of hats
ln passing the cup % the cGsfmun-
icants, be said, the large hats now
worn hid the faces Of those who
we're In fIont Of han ard he was en-
barrassed at times and was always
more or less in fear OF splIling the
vine upen the frocEs OF the women.
lie had thorshi 20 remedy this BY
having the onmunicants stand This
would prevail Until the styles chang
ed