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TANGO Or NO TANGn

We viii not say that thu M
question. but il is one Of the que
tions. ana because il concerns tn
young anu tAo Aimhle to say nothing
land we sag tais nothing with all re-
spect--os proportion OF the middle
aged muscular sur'ivals. it acquire.
an unreasonable grominence in the
press and in the palpit Especially in
the pulpit
II mas be stated as q general rule
that, when bishops illuminate, theiI
flocks--bishops still carry pastor
al crook do they not?-are having
good time, are wandering far aiielc
enjoying the hriers sampling the for
Didden heritage and coming baes
when they DO come back at an late
at night to the shelter Of the fold
The tremendous thunderina the
prodigious pounding the startling
warnings Of danger, not to mention
birthstone, Tor which the tans serves
as a text--are lhe pefAars,
little oyerd0ne2 N ri
and too tim0r0ns st taat
when this smoke clears ay VIII
be discovered that il e 4aes
battle after all. IL not pI
Ado Ab0ut \Dthfug fh+ afrrf54R
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26

search--yery pleasing and surprising
by the way-~thst all fashions, in all
ages, have enjoyed contemporaneons
ly the same invidious reputation We
need not remind these prudent pruri-
ents that sumptuary laws were the
care OF the Plantagenets, the concern
of Imperial Rome, and are still to-
day traditionally followed by the Mos
lem.gs We need not insist that the Ri
rectoire WAS no better than 1t should
be that The crmoline was a sight and
thai when Dn Maurier was drawing
ID Pouch dresses were SO tight that
lf 1ou couldn't give reception On
the ground floor Of your house you
couldn't give one al all
The British enjoy an unchaAen-ed
reputation as the wors, dancers in
the world a Frenchman remaked
on one occasion that they went about
it SO seriously ana with so depressing
cast OF countenance that it was
clear they ought to have it done for
them The British. accordingly
cherish the polka and the polka ma
zurka. nice little exercises: they
waltz or yalse. at your choice with
the distracting regularity OF automata
IN barrel organ, circling ANA cir
cling always IN one direction That
FaE lie gddiness and downfall
Back in the SOS there was pop
ular song You should see me dance
the polka you saonld just watch me
reverse, and reversing. as Mrs
Aooke Of New York's Federation OIL
Woman's clubs. remarks, is precise
" what the English cannot do and dc
lot like She is right Clearl the
anso is not adapted to the English
temperament They are great on Ar
gentne beef but down with the Ar
,entine dances
Nav We venture little advice, in
-he best of good temper? Let the
tango alone and it will let you alone;
10 not assume that because YOU are
ess agile, less flexible, less graceful
han your neighbor, he or she is a
brand from the burning Round
iances. hugging set to music sam
tones called them. have been berated
'efore. and it may he doubted if all
yho denounee have either tangoed or
cen the tango.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26
BAR BLOODHOUND EVIDENCE

Popular faith in the bloodho+nd
tradition is touching Deseite re-
)eated ridiculous results such as that
where the .aithfui animal was found
isilantly guarding the treed sheriff
gho had strayed ahead OF the posse,
he notion survives that bloodhounds
an and viii run down criminals no
rave eluded human pursuers But
hat faith in the idea should be so
Aons as to induce jury Of presun-
ably sensible men to bring in q er-
iict OF murder on no other evidence
nan q supposed motive, ana the fact
nat Dloodhounds had led the Officers
. the alleged murderer's location is
arrting tradition little i,a far.
That, at least is the opinion OF the
lpreue court OF Illinois. which has
rdered new trial in the case Of
tay Pfanschmidt OF Quincy, convicted
~ gre testimony Of the bloodhounds
raple murder
One nisAt in the tan Of 1872 the
ianschmidt house was burned down
nd tie bodies OF his father mother
lister and teacher who boarded
nth them found in the ruins with evil
ences Of having been murdered. The
"a was suspected because he was
eaFilv in debt the supposition be-
ng that he had committed the crime
or the Insurance The bloodhounds
eing employed to find him did So
nd the intelligent jury endorsed the
.ounds
The case with which modern blood
oands are deceived or deceive was
lown recently when they were di-
erted from a scent by a pair Of old |
nb5efs As matter of fact. what |
ser may have been the seeming abn- |
- of The bloodhonnds of other days. |
sting on legend more than evidence. |
Ae modern so-csled bloodhound is |
erf often only bloodhound |
is gratifying 10 know that a mans |
lie cannot be snuffel out Just be-
ause bloodhound shifts at him
wen u they are used for afgan
aey ought TO be kept ont Of the Wit
es, stand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26
THROW AWAY YOUR
EYEGLASSES!
A FREE PRESCRIPTION
You Can Have Filled Ard Use At
Home.

asea.s Ara v.o Il
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Nic',ln y = i :" IN wj,l ~ slad
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g KNOW 'n''a 49, 49, ~ ,sars fai,;na
you MANY WIVES .s,,s e'9s ~ rostnrnj
say 'aeF nav .ia,,,,a ~ y, - - ~ wondar-
A,'uAI the =. -, ~, ana MN sa,.
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co"i" hot 9ee ~ No. ,S ,,i,lo,+ any
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amy niore' ~ 'isi' ' eao1 f,na All rno
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26
NEW LIFE GIVEN
TO OLD PROJECT
Now Proposed TO Build Line
From Kansas City TO Ell Paso,
Through Guthrie

" - $50
The long projected plan . build 4
railroad from Kansas Guy 20 El paso,
which has faied several times now
loaks liEe a certainty a charter was
granted BY the secretary q state
yesterday % the Kansas & Oklahoma
Southwestern Railway company
The charter gives the healauart rs
Of the ocmpans at Perry aaa capi
tai stock Of $l.oooooo is called for.
The ncorporators are. r. r. Wade
and GEORGE A, Masters ot Perry, j.
H. ANA F. T. brewster OF lndepenl
ence and s, W. Porter and H. v,
Boliuger OF Caney, Kan
Five branch lines are proposed
whereby the system would zap Mis-
souri,. Kansas. Arkansas, okls homa,
Louisiana and Texas. Guthrie, Okla
homa City, Fl Reno. Little Rock,
Shreveport. Wichita and St Louis are
among the points TO which lines
would be built
Chas II Moore, well known Kan
sas City banker, who was here yes
terday attending the bankers associa
tion meeting says there IS no doubt
now bur that the new road will be
built
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26

weighed with butter meats or vese
tables and sold at the average charge
Of IL cents per pound, the trays would
produce an income Of $G,50000o or a
net profit Of Sa,ooo,ooo on the wooden
rece tacles which The consumers
throw away.
Petitions have been liled by Mart
with the superntendents OF national,
state. municipal ana county depart
ments Of weights ana measures,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26
FEEL MISERABLE?

Out Of sorts, depressed. pain in the
lack--klectric Bitters renews your
health and strength A guaranteed
Liver and Kidney remedy Money
)ack if not satisfied. IT completely
ured Robert Madsen, of West Burl-
nston, iowa. who suffered from viru-
ent liver trouble for eight months.
Alter four doctors gave him up he
ook Electric Bitters and is now well
nan Get bottle today; it will do
he same for you Keep in the house
'or all liver and kidney complaints.
perfectlY safe and dependable lis re
iults will surprise you soc and 500
4. e. Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia or
st. Louis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26
WHITMAN TO PR0CEEO
AGAINST LIEUT.. BECKER

New York. Fen. 2G-District Attor
ney Whitman may seek the indict-
menf Of Charles Becker in the
cnarge Of extoftion and bribery in the
event that he decides not to bring
the 'ormer police lieutenant to trial
Il second time for the murder Of Her
man Rosenthal. the gambler
Jack Rose. the chief informer
against Becker. is ready, it was said
Today to rereat testimony in watch
he told OF Becker's alleged partner
saip with RoseIthal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26

from office on charges OF incompe-
tency and neglect On his melton,
the supreme court Tuesday dismissed
his appeal from the custer judgment
Sheriff Willison, a republican, was
made defendant in the custer case
following a sensational expose OF
bootlegging and gambling in Usage
county County Attorney Charles NJ.
Cope, acting in conjunction with Gov
ernor Cruce. secured evidence against
numerous persons, by means of
dictagraph
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26
STUDENTS ORGANIZE
GOOD ROADS BRIGADE

The students and faculty at the
Methodist university this morning
organized a good roads brigade and
volunteered their services TO the good
roads committee for good roads days,
March and They Will probably
be organ 2ed into 4 flying squadron
and detailed for duty on ea,h side cf
the Cimarron bridge. Every one at
the school is enthusiastic for the
roads movement. the resident
students being as anxious - get on
the work as those who reside in the
city or county.
The work of blasting out the
Skeleton Hill was started this morn
ing and will be pushed with large
force Of men South OF the civ
blasting is in progress at several
places and a number Of farmers are
Voluntarily hauling stone and sand
for the new culverts to be oet in
The good roads committee let the ,
contract last evening for cement !
areb at the foot Of the hi just this !
side Of the Joe Norris place. This
IS on the mile # road to te worked |
by the high school students and f d
Iennebsrry, Of the Packing plant
sin he in charge OF the work N
bis mile.
Or Sharp. Of the gol reads COM
% tee. is at Orlando today looking
ifter the lineup FIR roads DAY there
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26
a TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
na bladder troubles, dissolges gravel.
a'es diabetes. weak and lame backs.
leanaiism. and al Irregularities of
le k.daeys and bladder in both men
'at women. Rcenlaies bladder trou-
9.es in children Z not sold by your
i.lseisi ~iii le sent by mail on re
.'pt o. 500 one small bottle is
' men'as treatment aul seldom
's perfect a cure. Send far te7-
men.a.r from this and other states
J. W Hsn. es2e Olive street s.
-riis &c., Sold ur druggists Al.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26
NEW s-HOuR LAW IN
EFFECT IN WASHINGTON.

Washington. d. C, Feb. 2G.-iac
new model eight hour law for women
workers in the national ca plial went
into operation yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26

The lnflrcace Of Eni' ersily trainins
ing forming taste for inte7ie lal di-
versions, is indicated by t vote o
Yale seniors in the proportion of los
for the theater as their favorite
amusement while u stood fast fol
reading
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26

coxey talks OF sitting on vol
cano If thai is So and be does NOT
want his coaiiails scorehed why
doesn't be move
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26

e e M e & e e q q p e e * xM u
4 l.. L. Billings, Dealer in and r.
x shipper IF Guthrie Mineral Wells a
z; Water Shipments made TO any =
=. point n the United States. g
z Phone 629 Res. 9l3 e Harrison e
Hzw-w r E- n = x e a. y 4 4 y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26

Brand new Oliver typewriter for
sale. Price $50. Latest model; has
never been used. Apply at Leader
office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26
CART0OMlST TeNNIEL
DEAD At 81 YEARS

London. Feb. 26-Sir John Tenniel.
for many decades the leading British
carioonlst. died today ai The age VI
a.
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1UERTA WANTS NO
MARINES M MEXICO


ns through q peephole from his pris-
~ nine executions These included
aree Americans, one Of whom, he
aid Nas a man named Gray
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Photographs for sale at Kings
Nacket.
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NEW cCNCPt sSiONkL
DISTRICTS IN STATE.

y District No Ottawa, Craig,
y Nowata VS. ngton Usage, Z
,, Delaware. Mase=. Rogers Tulsa,
I. and Pawnee
y District No Adair. seauoy-
r an, Wagonel. cacfobee. Musko-
X gee. Haskell ln'osh and Oh ;
x mulgee >
K District No lie FLOR >
X mer r.tsbure ttoss. lma- =
y tsha. McC -an Ca0lt8w. ;
y Bryan. MarsA.u. Car'er md =
y Love .
y District SO Greet Linron =
y Okfuskee. Sen ooie. P0taaa..- g
y mie. Ponioto siusAes lot
* and Coal
" District No r. Pafno Lo-an p.
/. oAalTv Cleveland. Mcclan
q 6arsr ra5 N rray s.
* Oisir4c go $ Blaine. kim =
* fisher. Canadian. Caddo, Grady. ?.
= comanehe. STEPHENS. jefferson, :.
" and Cotton. X
x District No. Ellis. Roger ,.
r Mills. Dewey, Cuseer, Beckham. =
r washlta Kiowa. Greer. Jackson. =.
a Harmon. and Tiilman. =
< District No S-Cimarron. x
r Texas. Beaver. Harper WOOD y
s ward. Major. Woods. Alfalfa, e
Z Grant. Garfield. Kay, and Noble. X
unusEnxnE EkxyxFuI
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s. Il =. " y 81 & 81 81 81 ~ ~ x m-S
s. FACTS AND FANCIES =.
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All any crowd lacks of being mob
is leader
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THE DAILY LEADER
sv LESLIE c. NIeLAcK

Published daily from The Leader build
guc. West Harrison avenue, and entered
al the Guthrie postof,cs ~ ssocoA sk0
matter
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TO make love is easy, it's the m
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Dr. f G. Adams, Dentist, Snite /, 2,
spurlock Building. Phone rs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26
DUKE STkLL|NGS
MAKES LUCKY CATCH

Duke stallings, deputy United
States marshal made uck catch
YESTERDAY morning at Yale Joan
Barker was picked up on suspicion Of
being bootlegger. He proved to be
the wrlng person on the bootlegger
charge but papers found in his nosses-
sion proved him to be a white SLAYER
.stallinss s'arted with his prisoner
TOR Omaha last night where Edna
Rivera, l6-yearold girl, win make
formal charge against him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-26

Pure fresh, sparkling, free Of ty-
phoid germs; zoe for . gal bottle
mineral water Phone G23.
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Leader Want ADS bring results.
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TO make love is easy; it's the I'M
that's both diffieult ana cost
" Vfnscrambling eggs IS relatively
simple
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New york once. n. Nj snefr cid. apar
cial Aeencp. Tribune buildinE.
Chicago o.~ce N NJ SheIai4 Agency
j. =. Express building.
puslness Office: No. l0s ". Harrison
Composing and Press ROOM NO. ~. W,
Harrison. Editorial rooms. Nc 10I Ii
" Harrison To reach all departments
phone extension 76.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-05

OF Scranton or five miles Of Carbondale.
Pa.
r. A. Courtney offers stein set for the
best bull terrier other than white. Fol-
lowing are the judges
Frank F. Dole. New York-Nastiffs
bloodhounds ST. Ber1a-is. Great Danes,
Russian volfhounds. foNhounds. sporting
Old English sheepdogs. poodles. chow
elbows. Da'natians, Samoyedes. Dcber-
man. P.nschers French bulldogs. black
and tan Manchester terriers. Schipperkes.
japanese spaniels, toy poodles. Yorkshire
terriers maltese terriers, toy black and
tan terriers. Chhuahuas. Italian grey
hounds. miscellaneous classes.
c. r. y. Lethbr!dge. Johannesburg,
South Africa-Scot;ish deerhounds. grey
hounds. Airedale terriers, ball terriers
fox terriers. Sealyhan terriers, Irish ter
riers. Scottish terriers. West Highland
white terriers. Welsh terriers. Skye ter
rers and Dandle Dinmont terriers.
/. j. Beecher. Hoadleys. Pa.-Ponters
English settlers. Gordon settlers and Irish
settlers
Drew $ T.nsman. Philadelphia, Pa
Coll,.s
Miss Anne Tracy. Highland Falls. y. y.
Herman sheepdoss.
r. L. Roger. Philadelphia. Pa-Bull-
dogs.
Mrs VI c. NcGione. New York-Bos-
ton terriers.
Mr~. +. :. Allard. Huntington. T. =
Pomeranians. Pekineese, GriHons and
Bruxellos.
Mrs. George O Kolb. Hartford, Conn.
English toy spaniels
M-ssrs. Dole and Lethbridge-Cnclsssi-
fed specials.
The local classes az this show are open
for exhibitors living In Wayne. Luzerne.
I.ackawanna, Susquehanna, Wyoming and
Monroe counties Local Information as
TO entries and premium lists may be Sc
Cured from, r. II. Throo7 $50 Cornell
building. Scranton. Pa
There will be police dog trials in con-
necton pith the show.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-05
CLOSEBURN KENNEL HOUSES
MANY GOOD LOOKING DOGS
Scottish Deerhounds Like Those Robert Bruce
Once Owned Attract Most Attention
at Caldwell, N J.. Home

The Scottish deerhounds, the Scottish
terriers. the Pekingese dogs and the Brus-
sells fr.fions just now in the ClOseburn
Kennels. West Caldwell, ". j.. are In fine
shape and "A ere dir to all conce rned The
quarters are splendidly situated and well
found in every particular
Naturally the imposing deerhounds-
presumably, just like those owned by
King Robert Bruce OF Scotland, Queen
Elizabeth of England and Sir Walter
Scott, who wrote so charmlngly OF his
MAZDA OF that breed--come in for great
att ntion. THE SUN man was particu-
larry struck with the blue colored Cham
pion Clos. burn clansman, the deerhound
lie 10 an American bred and produced
In the kennels. Clansman being OF Cham
pion Heather King out of Midlothian
Mirthful Clansman Is fine Swapping
hound. well made. and a dog with great
speed ard strength To 20 with IT. That is
exactly the combination required In a
deerhound. whether ne be required for
deer stalking or wolf. kangaroo or dlngo
running or ccursng. And here II may
be remarked that the dee rhound II used
to-day for hunting purposes more outside
OF Scotland or the other parts of Britain
than anywhere else The deernound il
commonly called upon in the United
states, Canada, Australia, and sometimes
in Africa and Asia. for running down both
ruIninant and carniyorOus CANA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-05

Closeburn Clansman will be years
old next month. and a year 10 two years
below his prime. He should be- a yaln-
able hound to breed from and a cross
with MIN and a Russian wolfhound or a
greyhound would produce dogs highly
useful for rough and ready hunting any
where. although exhibiting such progeny
would be out Of the question. Champion
Roderlck OF Closeburn is another good
one indeed the stock at West Caldwell
made up OF the finest blood TO be
had anywhere.
The Pekngese at Closeburn will one
day have TO be reckoned with since Mrs
Amy Easton has provided herself with
an excellent lot OF imported brood bitches
from the kennels OF Mrs. Caroline Hey
b'rt and Mrs, Sealy Clarke OF England.
The stud dog Is the partico!ored WI
WI OF Newman, a rare headed and eyei
dog possessing great bone and bowed
legs.
He Is Just now getting into coat No,
only good stud dog himself. he is son
OF Champion Yen OF Newman and :,
grandson OF Champion Chuerh OF Newn-
ham. the last named thought TO be the
best Pekingese that ever lived, and Ger.
tainly the most successful
The Brussels Griffons or Belgian Ian
dogs are all smart little ones and sew
eral of them champions. Indeed II can
he written that good looks and good
breeding predominant ut Closeburn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-05
LONG PREMIUM LIST
FOR SCRANTON SHOW
Prizes Of All Sorts to Be Given
the Winners in Anthracite
X. 4. Event.

The Anthracite Kennel Association OF
Pennsylvania show will be held in the
Town Hall. Scranton. Pa, on April "a and
Will be the inaugural event OF the club
one that Is highly supported in every
way
The officers are b r. Throop, pres,-
dent: ;. q. Gernon, vice. president: c. II
Stocked. secretary, and r. A. Courtney,
treasurer. Board OF governors. +. A.
Courtney, :. G. Gernon. J. Russell Jones
Harry W. Renhart. +. G. Kicker X. F.
smith. l.. T Stepp. c. II. Stocked. r. II.
Throop and Theodore Vandling Dog show
committee; l. T. Stepp. chairman James
O'Hara, George Saar, W. H. Coursen. John
l.. Robertson, X. F. smith. c. II. Stocked.
T. Nandling. The veterinarians are Drs.
Thomas ID. James and Jacob Helmer. and
the superintendent and secretary OF the
show. George r. Foley. I.ansdowne. Pa.
The schedule Is most comprehensive and
practically embraces all the breeds &C.
knowledged by the American Kennel Club
under whose rules the show will be held
There Is an unusually Large number OF
specials for ali sorts OF breeds MANY ri
them are OF great value. and there are
fen strings to them.
Many novel prizes are offered for the
several breeds, and many of these will
take the form OF articles useful and orna.
mental made out OF anthracite or hard
coal. The unclassified specials are OF con-
siderable value both in specie and cash
There are twenty-one OF the last named
extra prizes.
Mr.. Throop said last night tina. m.
following specials have been added 10 III.
already long list Of special Premiums
since the list went to press They arr
fish rod for best Gordon setter, American
bred Fish rod for best local bull terrier
Fish rod Tor best English setter novice
class. klhe for best Boston bull owned
and shown by boy under Is years OF age
Pair Of Shoes for best local toy spaniel
Cup for the best bull terrier
The Cordova Kennels offers cup as first
prize, s. ms second prize and $3.50 a.
third prize for cocker spaniel dog OF
bitch owned within radius Of ten mile.