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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
DIDN'T MENTION
EIGHT CHILDREN:
LOSES BRIDE

g San Francisco Jan I ll--When {
. lsidore Cohen. San Francisco I
= tailor, gave Minnie Levy of :
g East Oakland a list of the as :
g sets which wouhl go to make Z
. him valuable husband. he .eg- (.
g lected to inventory his eight :
. motherless children !.
= Everything else was tald her :
= in detail and she was SO Impress !.
g ed That she appeared at the coun- :,
= II clerks office and obtained a y
g license to marry him. :
= Cohens oversight developed &
= and early in the morning Miss =
g Levy was at the county clerks 8
= office :,
:, u have been deceived. ! want :;
{; my marriage license cancelled g
. she announced. =
g Miss Levy said that Gohen :;
= explained, after the license had {,
9 been issued. that he was the 8
= father OF eight children 6;
2 Il don't want to marry a Fam :;
: ily' protested Miss Levy, as she -
!; proceeded to make confetti of =
: the license. =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
WILL HAVE A BALL TEAM

II has been rumored among the
students and rownspeople chat the
methodist University wculd have no
girls basket bail team This was
feared for some time, but at the re-
guest of their coach. Mrs Merton,
tne girls who aave been practiclng,
met in her room last night and de-
cided by a unanimous vote that the
girls must nave team also that the
team must be strong one II every
position and be able to deliver the
goods whenever crisis is reached
in game. They nave commenced
practicing with d renewed yigor and
All feel confident that their team viii
be victorious in the first game this
year which will likely be with the
Ada Normal team Miss WarbWton
the capt ain. feels confident that they
have the materia To make cham
Diou team.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
LEAVES A BUSINESS VACANCY

AT his residence in this tity last
Weeh surrounded wv friends and 10y
cd ones there passed from this vale
oi tears aud rbulatinua one of uui'
hest and most boh0fel citizens w II.
Hikes agbioman 81 natnre 10y.
ing father hasband and friend VIII
liam likes w9s one ef Guthrie's old
cst iuAaDitant We was respected by
al vino knew hin He lead an hon
orabie business aud private life. Ha
Was consistent IN everything he un-
deftooa HIS word was as good rs a
bond aud bis honor unasaniable and
above foproach II there is any JUS
tlCe in ihe niYnr power Mith ref
ereuce ro the il4position at he inn
mortal nart OF man when his spir8t
leaves hs Mundane sphere. anu We
hralr believe there is, the soul df
William fliEcs is now eniQyiag the
fun benefits thereof for a trner man.
parent husband and Christian than
he never Used and died He served
his country three eags ia the Civil
war eniihting from OHIO Ia the
heavy aruEefg lie participated ~
20 battles
The uuera services were con
hcted a bis home 0pl East Spring
er. by re Coleman. OF the First
Atefhodlst church This wns follow
ed bv scTyices hy the & A. r. and
the ledies OF The Relief Corps Many
beautiful designs were left en the
grace by Borrowing friends lle leaves
"a Nifc and one daughter 20 mourn his
wealth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
BROTHERHOOD OF AMER
ICA NEW OFFICERS.

Modern brotherhood Of America
Installed officers at the regular meet
ing Of the Modern Brotherhood Of
america Lodge no 1913, Fast night at
the X. of p. hall Officers were in
stalled fer the ensuing year After
the Installation a fourcourse supper
was served BY the lady members OF
the order The following is the di-
recctory: President. j G. Temple
ton; Vice-President, Mary f. Meek;
Secretary. Eva NJ Hall; Treasurer,
Nellie Feary, Chaplain, Mary Ryan;
Conductor, Levi e Holiday. Watch
man Omer Rosecrans; Trustees,
Susie Inskeep, and Grosa Rosecrans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
NED HOLMAN IS PRESIDENT
AND ". A. RAYSON, SECRETARY
With a United Guthrie Behind L,
Our Commercial Body viii AC-
coIpIish Great Things

Yesterday afternoon the recently
elected directorate of the chamber Of
commerce met md organized that
body lor the nest year, The lollowing
live wire business men we're selected
TO guide the business distinlea OF
Guthrie tor the coming twelve
months
Nei 5Fioman, president
y liqleiand arst Vlce.prcsident.
Chas + Eisensckmidt. second VICE
president
Lymon GRAY. treasurer.
W a Rayson secretary
The retiring presiJ Ant y u.
. kourk called the methig 20 order
promptly at O'Clock He addressed
the body on the things accomplished
during his term OH office anl RECON-
that the ythEmher af com
merce appoint afsolicitns committee
TO enlarge he present membership.
Every man IN business Is Guthrie
should be q menlher nt this oFganiza-
ton and help. ~ money and NSn.
to push tuthrie forward, was the the
sense OF bis remarks
A vote ~ Thanks wasetendered Mr.
0Rourk for the worry efficient man
ner IN Which be has bundled the bust
ness at the association during his
tenure Of office
The chamber 81 commerce. under
the uew management should and
vii, ve feel confident do big things
for Guthrie this year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
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ANDY BECOMES ENTHUSIASTIC.


Washington, Jan. In telling of
the advantages of partnerships over
corporations before the steel com
mittee today Andrew Carnegie said:
1T is the same with the man who
owns his land. Take Iowa, ! was III
Iowa when a young man; ! saw those
beautiful farms. those homes Of II,
umphaut democracy Those young
men owned their land and their
homes. Great Caesar What can
big farming corporation do against
such conditions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
HOME: HASH
DEADLY To
SOLDIERS
(By Associated Pressl

Leavenworth Jan. H1---lnyestiea'
tion into the cause Of illness of a
hundre, and fifty veterans al tine SOL
diers home who became sick AFTER
eating hash yesterday, eontia led to-
day Chief Surgeon Fryer said none
are in serious condition Governor
Cook. head Of the home refused any
information concerning the capse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
TWENTY-Slx KILLED
(By Associated Press J

Manila Jan i1-TwentVsiN Moros
We're killed today in attempting TO
ambush American troops on Island OF
Jolo Lieutenant McGee, second cav
airy. was shot twice and another
American soldier wounded Brlgadier
General Pershing. commander Of the
Department Mindanao, said the en-
gagement marks the end Of Moro re-
SiStance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
INSURGENCY BREAKS OUT
Nm Associated Pressl

Washington, Gan. IL Republican
insurgency broke out in the house to-
day for the first time this session
when lnsurgent Leader Norris. OF
Nebraska bolted Republican Leader
Manns selection OF Philip Campbell,
regular, to succeed e. II. Madison,
on the house committee II
rules Norris nominated Victor Mur.
dock, insurgent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
TERRIFIC SNOW
STORM RAGING
-lBy Associated Pressl

Kansas City, MO. Jan II Coming
with pronounced drop in the tenn
perature. snow. driven by wind Of
thirty miles an hour, swept over
Southwestern Kansas, Northern Okla
homa and Southern Missouri today.
Mercury registered six below at Dodge
City Local forecaster predicts a
drop to the lowest point OF the seas
on throughout the Southwest tonight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
NJ 'NANIGAL-
NAMES HIS
RED PALS
DIV AssocInteI pressl


indianapolis, Ind Jan. 'rae
MOST important evidence yet obtain.
ea in the governments Investigation
of the dynamite conspiracy is he
licyed to have been presented to the
federal grand jury Wednesday, rhe
points "a winch thc Tine b inquiry
was directed were said to pertain to
The couplcIiy of men other tnan
these already convicted or indicted
and To have raised questions as to
VINO handed Ortic McManigal an
envelope containing Sl65 in Chicago
d few days after ne had blown up
part of railroad bridge at CLINTON,
la@a. on February lf 1882
WHO met him I'D Boston ana show
ed hiu where 70 put The dynamite
which partly destroyed a new opera
house on March 21, 1893. and who
subsequently went With him from
B0ston 10 Springfield Mass whore
MS McMani8al blew up part of the mus
uicipa building?
Who met alm in New York City in
September 1909. ana escorted hil%
10 I3O' oxen, y H. where he attempt
ed 1u failed 10 blow up a vinduct2
Who Met Him?
u-," 'iI at n @,.,,ae't.''i IA G,"p T. na,,ntl Az ,n
AN ,i,'.,, ~ '', i,,
t''U 'i',l. ,nn fp - al'on a.tt1n ",''
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
(By Associated Pressl

Dallas, Tex. Jan. 1.-THE meningi-
It's scare north and east Texas has
instilled such fear in the pcoulace
that practically all public gatherings
have been abandoned. Churches
have closed and saloonkepers say
their business has ben reduced. The
state board says conditions have i'm
proved but continues their ieht
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
(By Associated Pressl

Goesbeck, Tex, Jan. la quaran-
tine against the whole world has been
established here though not one case
of meningitis exists in this place. No
person allowed to leave trains ar
riying in this city for fear The germ
may be introduced here. Lime is be-
ing sprinkled through the streets.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
CHAMP CLARK DELEGATES
lBy Associated Press


Washington. Ian 1l-As a result of
Seventh Kansas election, Clark S
friends claim the first instructed pres
idential delegates for the speaker
The convention which chose George
Neeley to succeed Madison. also Sc
lected presidential delegates that
were instructed for Clark. Clark
forces in Missouri are making a
strong effort to secure instructed
delegates from home state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
HAS FILLED THE POPULACE
WITH AN UNY|ELD|NC DREAD
Much Suffering and Distress Sure
TO Follow The Advent Of This
Fatal Disease
(By Associated Press ,

Dallas, Tex, Jan. la fear, sell
dom equalled in this portion OF the
state, has seized the people, and
they have gone absolutely mad with
fear from the death-dealing disease
that is now making its triumphant
march through different sections OF
the Lone Star state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
BURNS NOT GUILTY


Indianapolis, Jan Detective
Burns was found not guilty OF the
crime ef kidnapping wAen he captur-
ed John j. AlcNamara here and took
him to California Federal Judge
Anderson Indicated taday that such
would be his ruling
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
MurcIock Defeated
lRy Associated Praas

tBy Associated Press
Washington, Jan. ll-House sus-
tanned Mann by defeating the nomina-
tion OF Murdock. by cne hundred and
seven to one hundred and siXty-seyen.
Twenty-siX Republicans voted for
Murdock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11

Washington. Jan. Carnegie de-
clared that the day OF competition is
passed, because of inability of manu-
facturers' to fix and maintain prices
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
TULSA IS PROGRESSIVE

The city ~ Tulsa has recently
voted s36G00 bonds 10 ereer new
school houses and 90 buy additional
play ground for the school children.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
WOODROW WILSON OUT
~ AssooIafed Pressl

Nibben stuart professor os iogie.
was today elected president q Prince
ion university. succeeding NeodroR
Wilson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
BACON IS OUT.
lRv Associated press !

Paris. Jan. ll-Robert Bacon am
bassador fr3m the United States at
Paris. confirmed his resignation to-
day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11

Judge 7 IT piek-rSon. of Edmond.
is ia Guthrie today attending the
federal caprf THE lndge is an ey-
federal iudg ~ De Eastern district
OF Oklahoma
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-08-08
FLOWING DEMONSTRATION.
VIII show the Worth of Oil Pull
Traction Engine August 10.

On the Hammock place one-half
mile south OF American Falls the
Leader Hardware company, of this
city, will give a working demon
stration OF the efficiency OF the
famous Rumley Oil Pull traction
engine. Next Saturday the big
engine will demonstrate its ability
to handle a gang OF twelve bottom
plows While the de emonstration is
TO be under hte supervision Of the
Leader Hardware company, the Ell
gine viii be handled by Messrs.
Hanson, Laird and kansello, of
Pocatello Every man who is in
terested in the work of traction en-
gines as used in connection with
agricultural pursuits. should make
a special endeayor 10 See this big
demonstration Call at the Leader
Hardware and see this engine and
ask the particulars.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-08-08
AFTER ELECTRIC
POWER PLANT
Eastern Men Want American
Falls Site.
Eastern Men Turn Attentions Her.
BY Reason OF Great Amount
OF Power Which Can
Be Developed.

Interurban and street railway
power plants and irrigation projects
IN Idaho are appealing 10 the inyes-
tors OF the east. Big deals are
pending III various parts OF the stat
and centralling in Pocatello ar
TWO OF the biggest deals OF al
List Week W. L. Pierce, the BoiS
real estate man and capitals,
closed deal for the sale OF his
RoiSe ra" road TO the Idaho Rail
road. Light d Power company, o.
New York. which company Is finan
eially bao ked by the Mainlands o.
Oshkosh, who represent unlimited
millions The Mainlands arrived II
Pocatello last Monday night from.
the east and were met here by Mr
Pierce, who after a conference witt
The big eastern financiers. went oI
to the east to close the final de-
tails OF the transfer The Mainland
remained in the Gate City, and hao
conference with former Governor
Brady relative 10 a pending deal il
which the help Of the governor l.
desired.
Coming On top OF the visit Satur
day and Monday OF ". s. Kuhn, the
Pitts burg millionaire ard hackers o
the Twin Falls projects. the visit o
the Mainlands 10 the Gate City beal
out the bslief that Pocatello has no
only come TO be the center OF com
mercial snd industr rial deyelopmen
in the Gem slate. but the financia
center ds Wei
1he visit OF tie Mainlands Is
supposed 10 have som ething 20 d.
with an offer from them to pur
chase the pant Of the Idaho Con
sJ,idated Power con pany at Am
erican Falls. owned by Governo.
Brady. This plant where work o
enlargement and extension towars.
developing 10000 horse power i.
now Under way, is a strategic plant
and il understood that two differ
ent syndicates are after it 1t it
said that flattering offers havt
been made to Mr.. Brady. but tx
impression prevails that he is AYERS,
10 disposing Of Il He built it VI
at a heavy cost until todayit is on,
OF tie mos modern and complete ii
the northwest He is proud of hi
achievement anu sentiment plays
strong part IN his desire TO retain II
Sinclair Mainland, one of tn
heads OF the syndicate of that namt
accompanied by ] c. Thompson ant
Ralph Curtis. arrived in Pocatals
Sunday right and Monday had !
numbe OF conferences with Mr..
Brady .--Pocatelio Tribune
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-08-08
WILL RETURN EAST.
l.. II. SchwarZ sells Interests Here
To Return to Michigan.

August first L. R. Schwarz, one
OF the prproietors of the Schwarz
Bros. pool and barber establishment
sold his interest to Mr.. Harry Hall
who was formerly manager of the
Remington Hotel.
l.. r. SchwarZ came to American
Falls and bought half interest with
his brother. John, about the 18th of
last March. Mr.. Schwarz has made
many friends since coming here and
was very popular among his ac-
quaintances; he is a very good bar
Der and a business man OF excep-
t.onal ability. We are sorry TO
lose him. He will return TO Michi-
gan where he will again engage in
business.
The new firm under the firm
name of Schwarz & Hall have
planned to rearrange the interior of
their building and install a mod
ern short order restaurant of which
Mr.. Hall will have charge Both
gentlemen of the firm are well and
favorably known by the people of
this community, and a liberal pat
ronage is assured them.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-08-08

in the wheat fields of thisyicinity
Within ten days the threshers will
begin their work and the problem
now is where will the men come
from who will be necessary TO do
the harvest The last of the week
many men were here from their
farms looking for hands. and none
to supply them. Those who were
here looking for work were soon
picked up and taken out, the farm
er being willing to board themuntil
the weather would settle SO that
work could begin. Many com bines
and headers started out Monday
short handed with the hopes that
within a day or two the crewcould
be filled. Many are without suffi-
cient and this is working hard
ship on the farmers from the fact
that the wheat is ready toharvest
and delays III can that the farmer is
sure to suffer a loss Il yield
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-08-08
FREE CUPS ON TRAINS.
railroad Companies in Idaho Must
Supply Passengers.

The state medical board adopted
resolution requiring rail road
companies within this state to fur
nish free of charge sanitary drink
Ing cups for all passengers upon re-
quest, a
About two years ago an order
was issued abolishing the use of
the common drinking cup on all
trains within this state. This
order was complied with by the
railroad which supplied cups which
were placed on sale on the trains,
passengers desiring to quench their
thirst being required to buy one of
these cups from the train boys un-
less by reason of foresight and a
knowledge of the order, they had
provided themselves with a cup.
Many passengers, especially pas
sengers of the poorer classes. were
compelled to suffer greatly because
of the regulation Many of them
passing through the state as home
seekers were not aware of the reg
ulation and had not made provision
for cups of their own and many OF
them are lily able to spare even
the small amount required to buy
cne, many times.
The resolution was prepared and
presented by Attorney General
McDougall and was unanimously
adopted and hereafter all that will
be required is to request a drink
ing cup and one will have to be
furnished at the expense of the
rail road.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-08-08
Irrigation Congress.

Official call was issued July 30,
for the twentieth session of the Nat
10 Irrigation congress, which is to
be held in Salt Lake, September so
tc October 8. 1912.
The first meeting of the twen-
ueth session will open at 10 O'Clock
on the morning of Monday, Sept.
So the purpose being to hold morn
Ing, afternoon and evening meetings
curing the four days of the session.
IN one portion of the official call
The following statement is made:
1t is fitting that this important
agricultural and industrial develop
ment agency should meet this year
IN Salt Lake City the center of that
splendid empire which irrigation has
reclaimed from the Great American
Desert Here its first meeting was
neld twenty-one years ago. Septem-
Der 10 and IT. 1891. Here also
was the birth place of Anglo-Saxon
lrrigati'on.'
Announced subjects to be discus
SEQ by the congress are as follows:
irrigation of the gre t west. Stor-
ing of the flood Measurement OF
streams. Scientific investigation or
irrigation securities. Enactment OF
PRACTICAL working and uniform state
ttrlsation laws. Preservation of the
t,orest IS. Opportunity to build new
ZONES. Heeding the call of the
EIandlesS man for the manlesS land
nllmination by law of fraud in con-
nectlon with the location and sale
VI land. Cooperative effort of gov
ment and state immigration off,
oas. Close cooperation of state
Engineers. Although these are the
subjects scheduled for consideration
anu advocacy by the congress. un-
s,.uotedly others will arise as neoes-
~ may suggest The meetings
IN be conducted with democratic
sam ..edom and latitude to the dele
s' sa.es' and free discussion will be
encouraged.
Many amusement features are
ill.,, So provided. These include a great
Sauminated Sa parade on the night OF
~ sp,, so and spectacular pageant
Tue night Wizard of the Wasatch
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-08-08
Mrs. Elgin Dead.

Friday morning at 5 O'Clock al
her home at Bonanza Bar after an
illness of short duration Mrs. Elgin
died. The body was taken on Sat
urday to Connell, Washington. to
be placed at final rest.
Mrs. Elgin came to Idaho with
her husband about one year ago
and made their home on Bonanza
Bar ranch, which they had pur-
chased. During the residence here
the lady won around her a circle
of friendslarge in number. in fact
only such a noble disposition as
she possessed could in so short a
time win in a rural district such
numbers of devoted friends. Her
young 'ife, she was only past "a
years, was spent in making happi-
ness and her absence will be great
ly missed in the community as well
as at home Her husband, who
alone is left to mourn has sympathy
from the friends who realize how
little can be done to help him
garry the great burden and how
little they can do to make the
world appear the same now after
his home was so suddenly and so
completely broken
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-08-08
The Public Library.

Following will be found list of
books which have beeen added 10
fthe library since April 1st.: Hidden
House, The Fighting Doctor, Five
Thousand an Hour. David Harum,
BY Sheer Pluck. The Shadow of a
Crime, Spain, The Standard Bearer,
Philip Winwood, The Opened Shut
ter, The Vagabond, 20 yolumns of
the Book of knowledge for child
rem, Tn. Touchstone OF Fortune,
The Little Lame Prince. Silas War
ner, The Darwe' Chums on a Cruise
Whispering Smith. Leopard Spots,
Told by Uncle Remus. The Castle
of Twilight. Jack Rangers Gun
Club, Jack Rangers Treasure Box,
Mo.her. The Money Moon. Polly OF
the Hospital Staff. The Street CAL
led Straight. The man in Lonely
Land. The Tale of Benjimin Bunney'
Stories of Mother Goose Village.
Rose in Bloom. The Arabian Night,
The Adventure of Joel Pepper. Mar
la our Little Cuban Cousin, Truxton
King. The Rejuvenation of Aunt
Mary. Martin Eden. William Tell
The Snow Baby Imperial Affairs of
thee World. Midsummers Night
Dream. julius Ceasar. Telfth Night
Ethan Frome. Pollyvoly,. Sama Of th
Island Town. Pleasures and Palaces,
The Woman from Wolverton. Tante.
Man and Super Man. Capt Warrens
Wards, Silver Horde. Bennerhasset.
Ny LADY Of the North. Boy Life on
the Prairie. Not Like Other Girls,
Uncle Max. First Violin. Thelma
Civ'cs-Wh~t Every Citizen Should
KNOW. Quotations. Parlimen cary
av. Connundrums. Evangeline.
Foar BOYS On the Mississippi. Team
Mes. As You Like II. NJ che
y" h Ado About Nothing. Othello
Romeo. Merchant OF Venice. The
Ten pest. The Elements 10 Mechani-
cal and Electrical Engineering in
f7~r volumns. and Teaching Child
RE- to Study. The Pocatelio Daily
7 bune has also been added TO the
re aiding tabe