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Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-11-15

adversary" Ransom price for
all. to be testified in due time. Il Tim
othy ii. 5. g., And that signifies that
He must have been. not Of ordinary
birth. but extraordinary. born from
above. because II born in the ordinary
course OF nature He would be like 9th
err OF Adams sous. subject to the sen.
tence Of death and hence unable to
save either Himself or others. but II
He was the Christ. the Sent Of God.
who left the glory OF the Father aud
was made flesh. that He might taste
death for every man." then we behold
Him as the great Redeemer OF the
world. whose death was necessary as
4 Ransom. or corresponding price. to
secure the release of mankind from
the death sentence and tn make pos
sible the resurrection Of Adam and his
race.
More than this. the word Christ sig.
niles the AnoiHted. The Bible declares
that the Amounted Lord shall be the
Great King. Prophet and Priest. whose
Kingdom shall last for 4 thousand
years. and shall destroy sin and all who
love sin. and lift up all humanity will
ing to return into harmony with God
This il who Jesus il. according to the
Scriptures-the Messiah. And His pres.
ent work Is the gathering Of Bride
class. to be His Joint-heir III His glo-
rions Kingdom. which will be set up
soon after the Elect Church shall have
been completed by the glorious change
Of the FIRST Resurrection.
What think ye Of Messiah? What
think ye Of His invitation to become
His associate in His glory and King
dom? What think We Of the cost Of
self-denial. seaf-sscri6ce? What think
70 Of the great reward:
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-11-15
H0RSKY ISSUES
A STATEMENT

Helena, Nov. 9.-Vice Chairman
liorsky of the progressive state COM
mittee gave out the following state
ment tonight:
Theodore Roosevelt has polled
more than 1900, 900 votes, which ex-
ceeds the vote cast for Mr.. Taft by
overl 100000. The progressive ma
tiOnal ticket will have vt least ll8
votes in the electoral college, while
the republican national ticket will
have less than bakers Dozen
This is = complete reply OF the ma
jority to the minority, which disre-
garded the eighth commandment at
the Chicago convention that nomin-
ated Mr.. Taft and constitutes a dec
laration by that majority, augment
I'd by large number Of independent
and progressive voters, to the reac-
tlonary party, that the progressive
party has come to stay, and that it is
to this party that the people must
look to for larger measures Of social
and industrial justice.
I'm the state, Senator Dixon car
ried his home county OF Missoula by
II safe majority over both Of his OPP
ponents, and the race for the United
States senate is between Mr.. Dixon
and Mr.. Walsh, with Mr.. Smith run
ming Il poor third. Mr.. Edwards, the
progressive candidate for governor,
secured Il much larger vote in his
home county Of Lewis and Clark
than did either Mr.. Walsh or Mr..
smith, who are also residents of that
county.
This expression Of confidence in
our candidates for United States sem
"tor and governor in their homes
proves the esteem in which they are
held by their neighbors.
eve have elected at least four sem
ntors and 20 representatives in the
legislature. In nearly every county
many progressive candidates for To-
cal offices have been successful.
| I'VE are now the direct opponents
Of the democrats in Montana and in
! the nation
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-11-15


Lord, this shall not happen"
In this course st. Peter was opposing
the Divine will and Plan. Of which the
death Of Jesus was tho very Center or
Huh. To make the matter very en-
phatic Jesus said to st. Peter. "Get
thee behind Me. adversary. thy words
SAVIOR not OF the things OF God. but the
things Of men," Then He began to
make clear to His followers what had
not been meat in due season" to tell
them clearly before. namely. that who
ever desired to BE- Hia disciple must
deny himself. take UP his cross and
follow In the footsteps Of the Redeem
ar. He who will faithfully lose his
life for Jesus sake will save twill
gain the reward Of life on the spirit
plane.
"What Shall Il Profit : ManT'
God has provided future life for
every man through the Redemption &C.
romplished by Jesus. but only the noble
u heart, OF character. OF life. who will
accept this great blessing through the
Divinely appointed way. will get it.
II they selhshly seek for the whole
world. the seldshness thus developed
viii make them unit for the eternal
life. For what would a man take in
exchange for the loss Of his life?
Would he consider wealth or fame or
name for few years IN the present
time worthy OF exchange at profit. II
It were to cost him eternal glory. eter-
nal life? Surely not. We are therefore
to have in mind that character-build-
ing is absolutely essential to our at.
tanning eternal life.
Whoever becomes a follower Of the
Lord and hopes to gain the prize Of
everlasting life and glory on the spirit
plane must come out fully and cour-
ageously aud acknowledge Jesus and
His words. TO be ashamed Of the
Truth. OF the Divine Plan. Of what We
ind to be the teachings Of Gods Word,
because it is unpopular with men. 10
to offend the Lord and to prove our
selves unworthy OF His favor.
The Great Question.
The great question Of eighteen CEN
turtles ago is the great question OF to-
day: Who is Jesus? II as some claim.
lie was merely good man, 4 most
able Teacher. then lie was not the
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-11-15
RAISING A CHICKEN.

All things considered, from beginning
to ending,
Matching and catching, and feeding
and tending.
Chasing and killing, and scalding and
picking,
There's great deal of work about
raising chicken.
Watching the hen while she's doing
the Matching.
Watching her. too. when she's eating
and scratching,
Guarding 'Gainst hawks and polecats
and rats.
Driving off crows and strange dogs
and cats,
Always ready to give something 4
licking,
There's great deal of care about
raising chicken.
Selected.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-11-15
Didn't Take his Own Medicine.

OiCOI axe TITS OWU WOOlClr0s
The late Jarvis Il. Edison was at one
time connected with a manufacturing
concern in Berkshire county. Mass.
which produced a plastic material like
eellulo:d known as zylonite. Among
the articles which the factory turned
out were collars and cuffs. the supe-
riori,y Of which Mr.. Edison was discuss
ing one evening at business mems
gathering. but l see" said one of
the men. that you don't wear them.
good Ms they may be-" NO." said
Edison: I'm like our friend Blank. He
makes coffin trimmings. but doesn't
use them to any great extent Manu-
facture,s try to ind out what the mar.
ket wants regardless Of their personal
likes. "-Exchange.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-11-15

c ist. for the
Christ. although
the embodiment Of
all those qualities.
was more. much
more. TO be the
Christ. lie must
have been the Man
Christ Jesus. who
gave Himself q
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-11-15

EOrt0WIIQ Jesus Do
gan to explain to
the beloved Twelve
the experiences tina
lay before Him
and His death and
resurrection. Doubt
less all Of the Apes
ties were disap-
pointed, but only
st. Peter had the
courage to express
himself, saying. BE
"A 49, M
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-11-15
ANENT COUNTY DIVISION.

ANENT COUNTY DIVISION.
The Journal opposed county divi-
sion OH account Of the possibility OF
increased taxation to the property
owners living in the new county. 1t
did not believe the property owners
were in the proper financial condition
to meet this increase at the present
time.
At that time the tax rate in Meagh-
er county was the lowest of amy of
the counties in the state save one.
The Journal did not believe the COM
missionere would dare raise the tax
levy when the discussion OF division
was OH and the possibility Of looping
off the east end Of old Meagher out Of
which to form new county was 80
great.
But the very thing the Journal was
Directing to in the formation Of
new county has happened. The tax
e. Of every property owner in the old
county has been increased. Some Of
this increase has been necessary Ow-
ing to the increased salaries of cOun-
" officers when the county advanced
&Om the sixth to the fifth class. But
It is not believed 80 large All increase
was necessary unless the commission
ers are to expend another $40 900 this
year in improving the old court house
at White Sulphur Springs.
One thing is evident. The forma-
ton Of a new county will not create
u penny more in taxes than we all are
compelled to pay at the present time.
If You study conditions carefully
you can readily see that the taxes in
the new county will not be as large as
atprrsent. but assuming they will be
the same the many advantages to be
derived ny cutting loose from old
Meagher are manifold.
Ii the vots will bear in mind that
the assessed valuation Of the new
county will be about $4,000, 900; that
the tax levy will not be higher than
at present: that the railroads will pay
more than II quarter OF the taxes to
support the new county: that We will
be closer TO the county seat: that yo,,
will have something to say about the
expenditure Of the road money: that
you will have something to say about
who holds the Offices; that You will
not be dumping your money into
White Sulphur Springs to be used on
roads leading from nowhere to OBJ
scuYe sheep camps in that end Of the
county; that by creating counties
ont of agricultural districts you will
have increased representation III the
legislature; that the only way t.
wrest the political power from thu
Amalgamated Copper company an'
make that corporation pay its jus
norton of the taxes of the state ant
counties is to secure more members
Of the legislature from the farmin!
districts, it will not be hard matte
to get into line and help boost 10
county division.
A mass meeting should be held a
Harlowton. Judith Gap or Hedges
vile to discuss this matter. Ever
man should be hear d from and ever
taxpayer should be allowed IL vote
in the selection Of county offices.
The matter of county division ha
eotten beyond the ambitions Of an
enc town to become the county sea
It has become a public necessity.
Do you want to continue to pay I'll
bulk of the taxes of old Meagh,
oounty and be the tail to the dog?
Or do You want your money to 9
into improving the roads that 70
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nor considerable period Of His
ministry our Lord did not de-
clare Himself. even to His disci-
y ples. to b the Messiah. I'm
doubtediy He chose the wiser course.
He did. however. wish His disciples to
know. and He approached the question
by asking. Who do men say that I
am?" He got their r~ply. Then came
the point Of the question: 'But who
say ys that am" st. Peter answered.
Thou art the Christ. the Son OF the
living God" Jesus. said. blessed art
thou. Simon. son Of Jonah. for desh and
blood hath not revealed thia unto thea,
but Sly Father which 10 In Heaven"
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-11-15

+ Get around the farm and fix
+ up the fences as soon as there
= is slackup following the har-
+ vest A new post here and
r there and q handful Of staples
r driven around the pasture may
+ save a valuable COW.
=
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-11
WHO IS To
BLAME FOR
SHORTAGE? ?
UNEXPLAINED BALANCE OF,
$4,000 DUE ON CITY'S
FIRST BOND ISSUE

on May 2nd there win be due ST..
.000 the balance of bond issue Of
$4,000 voted for the present water
works system March ,. 1892
The city commissioners are a a
loss to account for the shortage OF
.$15, 900
1t is the law that when bonds are
voted a sinking fund must be ere
ated to pay for both the semi annr a.
interest as il falls due from year go
year. and also to take care OF the
final amount at the expiration or the
time for which the bonds are - ran
In some unaccountah'e manner the
interest on this bond issue has not
been paid between 1892 and the
present time
Up 70 this time the city clerk has
not been able 10 trace the delinqucncv
ana place the blame.
Certain it is. i Veyer that the
shortage must he made good
The commissioners, therefor are
now making preparations 10 refund
the debt and win probably within
the next few days ask the court to au-
thOriZe the issuance OF $4,000 fund
ING bonds 70 liqudate the debt
The original issue of $50 600 voted
in 1892 has been drawing per cent
interest
The laws of Oklahom. makes the
treasurer who allows a lapse of in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-11
SELECT 7. R. DELEGATION
HEADED BY GOV. OSBORN
Tail Men, Outnumbered, Hold
Organization Of Their Own
on The Side
(Ry Assoclatr0 P,ess.l

Bay City. April ll-While troops
held the front entrance TO the arm
ory against eighteen hundred dele
gates and contested delegates to
the Michigan republican convention,
today, the Taft members of the cen
tra committee were admitted
through a side entrance.
The Tart forces secured the first
strategic advantage in the dgnt for
control
The committee elected Robert
Shields. a TAFT leader, as temporary
chairman
The Roosevelt leaders conferred in
downtown hotel and prepared to
so to the convention and sea their
temporary chairman. Truman New
berry.
The opposing chairman attempted
al the same moment to open the con
ventiOn
" D. Gordon a Roosevelt com
mitteeman. sprang to the stage and
attempted an address.
He was hurled from the platform
by j r. Creemer, a Taft man.
The police and militia here forced
back a hundred men who sought to
engage in the fight precipltated by
Gordon and Creemer
All attempts to quiet the infuy-
iated delegates seemed useless
The police and guards received
conflicting instructions from the
TAFT and Roosevelt leaders.
They stroye to admit only those
delegates bearing Taft cards.
Roosevelt delegates gained enhance
TO the hall through windows ana
the outer transoms.
IL police fought hard and elected
some
The Roosevelt forces named six
delegates at large. headed ny GOV
ernor Osborne
The Tart men preceded to carry
ont their own organization
The Taft people had the advantage
NJ first and were defeated i'm point
of numbers by the Roosevelt peo-
pie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-11

flood Of
'96 RECALLED
BY $4,000 SUIT FILED BY
UNCLE SAM FOR CASH LOST
IN WRECKED TRAIN

+ r Kent, formerly post0ilice in
spector with headquarters in Chica.
80 mas collected data ON $4,000
suit. TIE trial of which in Chicago
in June. will be watched with inter
est By all the railroad companies in
the country
This is a spit brought by he gov
ernment on account of losses sus.
tanned when a Rock Island passen-
ger train crashed through bridge
crossing the Cimarron river, near
FL Reno. in September, 1906. A
shipment containing 81 900 in cur
rency which Was consigned by a
bank at Anadarko Okla. to the
Fourth National bank OF Wichita.
WAS lost i'll the wreck The mail car
plunged into he FNollen river One
of The mail clerks was drowned and
The otner swan distance OF SIX
miles before being rescued
This is the first case OF the kind
TO be tried in the United States. The
government is greatly interested in
the result as it vii! decided whether
Uncle sam can recover damages
from a railroad company when one
OF its trains is wrecked and currency
OF the realm. as wen as mail car.
ried on the train. is lost or destroy
ed. the railways are aso con.
cerned over the outcome OF the case.
as il viii sci precedent
Mr.. Kent was & postoHcn in.pec
tor with headquarters at Wichita
and was in this sectio.. OF the com.
try from 1904 to 1905 He worked
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-11
MOTHER SAYS HER CHILD WAS
BURNED ALIVE IN REVENGE BY
WOMAN WHOM SHE WAS NURSING

over the floor leaving trail Of
burnt wood and garments.
II was burned TO a crisp all over
its body. II is thought that kero-
sene had been poured over its
ciC.hiug.
Som, clothing lying on chair
was also set fire
The accused woman is said 70
nave threatened at the time her
child was punished tha she would
assassinate an the inmates of the
acme 1t is also said W William AL
lison that She was jealous OF her
nurse because the latter had more
privileges AT the home
The father OF the confined Won.
ans child is not known. and she has
not ever been married. Since going
To the home She has. il is said.
shown lack of mental balance. The
accused woman Is being closely
guarded and an inquest will be held
Friday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-11
WOMAN WITH BABE IN ARMS
DENIED MERCY BY THE ONE SHE
SLANDERED AND GOES TO JAIL

Miss Samarco laughed Then she
stamped her foot No no, let her
spend her Easter in Jail
This woman tongue robbed me
o. the love Of Inc man who was go
lne 10 marry me she Went on, with
rising anger. i don't want her
money won have her apologies
tm glad she didn't pay ,he lldg-
ment Shes got TO go To Iaii Get
her out tomoI~o ~ow. if you like. i
want her to suffer as suffered when
She ruined my happiness
Mrs Par'agrecco's weeping moved
me men Ia he room 10 make anoth
er appeal for mercy. But Miss
Samdroo swept them aside.
"Ilj show no mercy I want her
TO 80 TO jail she said. ana with
aash of triumph at the weeping
mother, she said Good afternoon
gentlemen and left the sherifrs Of
flee Airs Parlagrecco went to iau
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-11
DENNIS FLYNN IN WASHINGTON
PUSHING GREER'S CLAIMS
Cash Cade NithdpaWs His Sup
port Of Ferguson and En-
dOrSes Greer

Frank Greer is TO be appointed
United States Marshal for the east
ern district OF Oklahoma. to succeed
Grant Victor
His candidacy has been endorsed
by Jim Harris. state chairman; Cash
Cade national comm tteeman, ana
Congressman Mcclure Cade had
endorsed Walter Ferguson, Of We
woka. for the place, bur yesterday he
wired his withdrawal substituting
MT Greer
Dennis Flynn is now in Washing
ton, personally pushing the former
newspaper mans claims
In order to sdestep complaints OF
eligibility, blr Greer has rented
home at Tulsa He will move TO
that place next week.
Congressman Mcclure announces
that Greer will be appointed Mr
Greer is in Tulsa now The marshal
ship pays $4,000 q year and the job
is easy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-11

Webb City. Mo. April l1.-Mrs
Nora Lolly. an inmate Of the Elder
William Alli"on private home for
friendless women and children here
accuses Mrs. Cora Wiles, also an
inmate of the place. of burning her
one-year-old child alive alleging that
il was done for revenge, because
she, Mrs Lolly, punished Mrs Wiles
three -year-Old hoy.
The mother of the burned baby mas
been acting as nurse TO the woman
she accuses since her baby was
born. seven days ago
The burned child was found in a
room where there were no matches.
lights or stoves. at O'Clock yester-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Wiles. VINO had not been able
TO rise from her he'd since her child
was born. was found leaving the
room by the mother. when she dis
covered her burning child crawling
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-11
OPINIONS BY JUSTICE DOYLE

The following opinions weie hand.
ed down in the court Of criminal ap-
peais Wednesday all written by Judqe
Doyle Nose Caido. APPEALED from the
district court Of Okfuskee county,
sentenced IT, thirteen months in the
penitentiary for stealing a COW, affirm
ell. Sonny Tyson, Appealed from the
district court of Garvin county: s,n-
tence of three years in the state pen
itentiary for assault with attemCt TO
rob affirmed John Hall. appealed
from the county court of Kngfsher
county; sentence o. six months i'm
Jail and 500 fine for selling nqnor, af-
hrmed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-11
WINDSOR JURY RETURNS
VERDICT or ACQUITTAL

George A. Windsor was tried in
district court Yesterday on an in-
dictmenr returned by the grand jury.
charging him with the crime Of burg.
lary Tlg iur5 after being out TOUR
hours. returned a verdict at o'clock
last night fnot guilty Windsor stu
mas to answer 10 the charge Of nav
ing in his possession liquor contrary
to law On this charge he was con
yicted in police court and u fine OF
$50 and costs assessed by Mayor
Nissley Attorneys for Windsor ap-
peaied this case
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-11
CURTIS
ASKS To
FLY HERE
WANTS CONTRACT FOR
AVIATION MEET ON CELE-
BRATION DAY, APRIL %

l. f. Large representing the Curtiss
aeropanc people wants a contract to
hold an aviation meet here ON April
.22nd.
The local seer committee has talk
len up the matter with business men.
II suhicienl announcement is re-
.ceiyed a contract will be made
Curtss charges $500 for three
flights. the areialst agreeing to stay
in the air thirty minutes on each
flight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-11
LAST EFFORT TO FIND
BODY OF JOHN DODDS

Renewed efforts Will be made to.
morrow to recover the body OF the
Dodd boy Mayor Nssley calls on
all who will help to congregate on the
banks Of the Cottonwood near the
mouth Of Prd creek tomorrow morn
ing at O'Clock large raft has
been built and thorough search Of
the river at Bird creek viii he made
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-11
FANNIE HERW|G GETS DIVORCE

Fannie Herwig was granted a di-
yorce in district court this morning
from Elmer Herwig on the grounds
OF gross neglect Of duty and aban-
donment The couple We're married
in 1909.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-11
ROOSEVELT CONTROLS
DELEGATION IN MISSOURI
CIV Associated Press. }

~. L0UIs ADTH I1-The 81 Louls
county Republican convention today
elected a solid Roosevelt delegation to
the state convention. Thirty-four st
Louis county delegates. according %
the Roosevelt lelders. insure .toose
yelts control 81 she STATE convention
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-11
THE WEATHER
(By Associated Tressl

New Orleans. April Oklahoma:
Tonight and Friday unsettled
Chicago. April 11.-Nissouri and
Kansas Probably local showers to-
night or Friday; temperature un-
changed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-11
.ASQUITH INTRODUCES
IRISH HOME RULE BILL
CBY Associated Pressl

London April Premier A1quith
/ today introduced the Irish home ;ule
! OH in the commons.