The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 58, Ed. 1, Monday, February 4, 1901 Page: 1 of 8
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GUTHRIE
Leader.
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VuLUME 17.
EIQHT PAQE8.
GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA 'MOffDAlskPISBRUARY .J. 1001
EIQHT PAGES.
N( MBffiR 88
Daily
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ACTION.
RESCINDED
House Reconsiders
Vote
ON THE BILL TO CUT
FEES OF PRINTERS
Vote Stood 18 to 1 for Re
consideratioriBill'was
Read
Handing there should be a fullw In-
vestigation. Mr. Bmbry favored a rfleonsfilsra-
tiua believing that thn printer had
not been Justly dealt by.
Mr Mathews (of Greer) again ex-
pressed the belief that a vote oace
taken thn house should stand by It
regardless of anybody' displeasure.
Ht was willing to pay good wages
but not to protect public grafters.
Mr. Nosbltt expressed his high ap-
preciation for the edltor.jnit li night
j there should be some check on prlnt-
1 Ing charges.
I Mr. Hadley stated that he had voted
I for the bill with a full knowledge of
its provisions. The question had been
agitated for year and eve-y member
should be acquainted with th demand
for lover printing charges Me would
stand by the bill.
Mr. Ollphant denied the Insinuation
that hlH views had been changed by
the Intended editorial meeting in
Guthrie but entirely fiom a sense of
justice.
The motion to reconsider was adopt-
ed and the bill recommitted to the
committee.
KANSAS CITYANS
VISIT GUTHRIE
Welcomed to Guthrie Club
at 4 O'clock This
Afternoon
r -
THEY SHOVED
THE- QUEER
CUh-LINGS FROM THK '
UPPttR HOU8B.
Gang of Counterfeiters Cap
tured at Stillwater Pass-
ing Spurious Coin
Council Dill No. 117 an act provid-
. Reprosontuttire Joncj inexqii :OlJlnKor.thaJocatlpn and catalfllslfrrtojit QM
voto bybicli mmmKUtWirkrl'WtX N
o't
The bo'jSb tl)ls afternoon by a vote
of 18 to 7. voted to reconsider the
vote by which Allen's bill -reducing tle
! a for legal publication passed the
house Inst Friday. Those voting in
The affirmative were-
Alexander Campbell Comp. Decl"
Embry Ferguson. Jones Millard. Oll-
phnnt. Thelps. neld. Rogers. Seott.
nlggs Vanklrk Wilkin. Wood Mr.
Speaker.
Thoso voting in the negative were:
Allen Drowor Iladloy Mnthows of
Oreor; Nesbltt Seely Thomas.
Mr. Mathews of Payno did not vote.
Tho storm cloud that was engender-
ed by the passage of Allen's bill cut-
ting In half the printor's too for legal
publications broko over tho houaa this
afternoon. When lh. journal hal beon
Tcad Reprosontutlire Jonc inoejl that
the
passed the house last Friday !o re-
considered. The niotlon was s fcojidod
b Representative Ollphant and for
the information of members who wore
not present when tho voto was taken
on fnnl passage tho bill was road.
Tho the gobfest was In fult swing.
Mr. Ollphant admitted having voted
for tho bill but excused hlB action on
tho ground of misapprehending Its
force. He thought the proposed cut
was too deep and that BO conts per
square was a moro reasonable figure.
Mr. Allen Insisted that Uie bill bad
regularly passed. Ho hart made a
careful Investigation and that the
hargos for public printing were ex-
cessive and that tho work could be
profitably done at tho price named In
tho bill.
Mr. Soely stated that members
tho board of county commissioner
had repeatedly asked him to favor a
measure- of the kind Ho thought tho
question should havo careful consid-
eration but there wore men ho pay
tho printing bills who say they are
excessive
Mr Mathows (of Groor) was at a
loss to understand the swift chango hi
tho former attitude of tho member
from Oklahoma county (Jdnoa) and
tho member from Noble (OllnhanU
but Inferred that they had learned of
the Intended indignation mo otlng of
newspaper men. Ho wantod to pay
the prlutor a good price but in hlB
ouuty ho Bald the publishers consld-
red 40 cants a. fair price. He was
not prosent wUan the final vote was
taken but he was opposed neverthe-
less to a roconslderatlon.
Mr. Itrower said ho had voted for
tho bill under tho impression that he
fully understood Its provisions no
insisted that In the past four years
his county (Qrant) had not paid more
than 25 cent por square for public
printing.
Mr. Snlggs oxplnlnod that ho was
not prosont to voto on the moasuro
but he believed in the old saying
live and let llvo" and favored a re-
consideration. Mr. Wood wnB also absent last Fri-
day hut daolnred that thorn wag no
clans of men moro poorly l enumerat-
ed than the printer who does moro
for his country and receives less pay
and gratitude. Ho bollevod that tho
peoplo who w(si advertising our re-
sources at all tlmas wqre. entitled to
generous consideration.
Mr. Campbell said ho Old not want
to do anybody an injustice hut he did
want enlightenment and would vpto
for a reconlsderatlon with tho under-
COUNCIL.
When the president's gavel fell at
? p. m. this afternoon the senators
were all attention aj an air of ex-
pectancy lit up their countenance
bomelhing seemed to disturb their
usual equanimity and all the slgis In-
dicated that an impending storm
which had been developing for some
time was about to burst. Certain Im
portant matter swore scheduled for
today notably the McGlnnls-Urodboll
contest. A spectre in the form of a
public building bill haunted the com-
mlltue rooms ob of yore and visibly
stalked about the council chambers.
The chnplaln offered a forvent pray-
or and the journal was read and ap-
proved. Ullls road a second tlmo by title and
referred:
Council Bill No. 116 an act relating
to tio c&nvoynnce of roal ofltate r.6-
forrod to commlttoo on judiciary
The members pt the Kansas Cfcj
Commercial club wl-o left KanaM
City last night to nuke a tour of Kan
sas and the two terrltorle. arrived ati queer
Guthrie at 4 o'clock this afternoon and
were welcomed to the tlty by a drpu-
tatlon from the O thrle luh
After an Informal reception at the
club rooms a drive was taken over
the city The visitors are highly
pleased v ith Guthrie.
At 5-16 the visitor left for Oklaho-
ma City where they wUl be banquet-
ted tonight at ihJ Hotel Lee.
The following Arms are represent-
ed: J. F. Schmelser and Bona' Anns
company.
United States Water and Steam 8up-
ply company.
Hockaday and Roc.
Norton-Paulson 3e iry eompanv.
J. W. Jenkins' Sons Music com-
pany. Continental Varnish company.
Kansas City nor ling and Corrugat-
ing company.
Richards and Conover Hardware
compapy.
Rtdei onr-Baker Crocery ssmpany.
J. Will Morrill.
Now England National bank.
Tlornan-Havens Printing company.
Sownll Paint and Glasa corripany.
Kansas City Paper House.
Parko Davis and company. .
Wvckoff. Soamans and Benedict. -
M. D. Wood (Weslorn Union Tola-
AkOut New Bills Introduced Prfear
tHfi Per West aids Trip.
Bills Introduced
Council Dill No 110. by Harris).
jan act relating to ho conveyance of
real estate.
I Council Bill No 117 by HarrUsw
an act relating to the Km it Ion of
I Normal school in Greer nunty
Conncil Bill No 118 iy Winkler (by
request) an act to printd' uniform
i Rmwuimrm or nan p. s
l Council Hill No 1 1 :t. l.y t'pdegraft
an act to amend m.'J'm 2 article 5
chapter 78 of statutes of 1ifl3 relat-
ing to county board of sxnmlner.
Cornell Bill No ILO by Foster (by
L'-omloy and Koht. Case request) regulating the weight of
The first detection was made by a i bread
saloon keeper on whom they attempt-1 Tnder the head of Miscellaneous
H to pass a 25 cent niece. The coin buslne-s. on motion by Senator Woo
I
A gang of very clever counterfeiter '
tre raptured at Bttltwater Saturday j
morning while my shoving the
Their names ate George
dirt not have the proper ring when I 'y th'' president appointed a commit-
sounded besides the susplck its air of tee of three. conslstinK of Woosley
the sbover excited suspicion and the Clarke and Winkler to make arrangu-
ctty police were informed. The ar- ments for trip to Woodward and Alva.
rests were made and in the develon-1 Committee of the whole.
mjnnU It was learned that tltey had
AN EXTRA
SESSION
Now Regarded as
Certain
PRESIDENT SAYS
ACTION IS NEEDED
Groor county referrod to commlttco
on public Institution.
Council Bill No. 118 an act to pro-
vide uniform nssossmont of banks re-
ferred to commlttoo on corporations
and corporate law.
Council Bill No. 110 an net requir-
ing county boards of oxnmlnors to Is-
sue certificates within 30 days re-
ferred to committoo on Judiciary.
Council Bill No. 120 an act to reg-
ulate tho weight of broad referred to
committee on military nnd military af-
fairs. The following bills wore rend a third
time and placed on final passage:
Council BUI No. 32 by Miller an
act to encourage arborculture. Passed
13 nyos no nays.
Council Bill No. 78. by Todd an
not to authorize cltlos of the fUst
class owning waterworks to iasuo
script. Amendment by Miller that the
Issuance- of orlspt must first be au-
thorized bv a majority vote was car-
tlqd. Tho bill then pase r ayoB.f Coffin company.
4 nays. 0. C. Courtnoy.
Council Bill N'' 102. by Foster tin
not to rogulato tho time of beginning
action to try tho title to a public
Passed 13 nyoe; no nays.
graph company.)
(Murphy Grafn
foTTTtrila'nTSnlljVloCThc CSfSiSroft ftta
WHlInm Murphy
oinpnny?)
corgo L. Is
and Tile company.)
Midland Hotel company.
Columbus Buggy company.
Glllo Hardwnro and Iron company.
S. A. Plorco (Groat Western Typo
x'oundry.)
Union National Bank of -Kansas
City.
Kansas City Hay Press company.
W. V. Clarko Union Avenuo Bank
of Commerce.
Robinson and Cocmpnny.
City Nattonl bank.
Bemardln and Royer.
Cutler and Nollson Paint and Color
company.
Smlth-McCord Dry Goods company.
Fowler Commission company.
Townley Motal company.
National Bank of Commerce.
Bond Shoe company.
Swofford Bros. Dry Goods company.
Burnham Hanna Mungor anfl com-
pany two representatives.
Tho Kansas City Furniture and
sncceesfully passed their 'queer" qn
srfreral persons.
One o( the men caught was noticed
to go to a certain outhouse. He was
flowed and after close examination
a hag containing several dollars' wortr
of the spurious coin was taken from
U vault where he had thrown 1:
whei: he learned thBt the police were
after him
The roin la a fine closo lepresenta-
tiou of good money the best that has
eer been apprehended. The two man
Mere trkon before United States Com-
mKtloncr V.'UHnma. of that city and
on pnilminary hearing were bound
over to the next term of tho United
Stites court for Payne county.
The United Stntofl uuttaorltioa b.S-
ll?ve these aro Only cappors for lead-
ers During tho preliminary hearing
tw men of shrowd intelligent npponr-
ance were presout and oxolted tho at
tention and suspicions of the offlcorj.
Oiio was nrrcstod and sonrchod but
tlVe was nothing on his porson which
Ceunell Bill No. 32 au net to en-
courage arborculture was rtlsctrwd
at length and numerous amendments
offered. It was finally amendod by
striking out section three. It makes
the -Friday following the second Mon-
day In March Arbor day. and requires
its observance in the public schools'.
Council Bill No. 102 by Foster an
act to regulate the time of beginning
actions to try the title to public of'
flee was slightly amended and favor
ably recommended. The cominiUae
then arose.
Winkler moved to adjourn fy S p.
m. Monday. Coulson moved to amend
by substituting 10 n. m. for g p. 'ni.
Roll call demanded by Millar. Ayofl
I. noys 8. Then Senator OlttrUo jjavo
Robert 'a rules of order a totie of. high
lifo by making n motion to acjjourn to
2 p. in. Monday- and no roll cnll was de
manded. Tho motion carried.
Tho council haB taken Isbuo with
tho house hb to what constitutes tho
On Insular . Questions and
Tells Beveridge of
His Plans
city nnd placet! In the fodqrnl Jail.
Thoy will bo used In capturing tho
leatlors as thoy havo Intlmatod thoy
will turn states ovldonco.
Ono of thorn 1 rather an' elderly
mnn whllo tho other Is near middle
ago. Thoy are not adopts at "shoving"
and their carolossnoen led to their
timely capture. Tho molds remain un-captured.
Scrlpns-MclUe Press Ass'n.
Washington D. C Fob. 4. Prosi-
tlmt McKlnley made no concoalmont
today In his chats with mombors of
congress of his Intention to call an ox-
trft session. lie told Senator Bever-
idge of Indiana that an extra session
was absolutely necessary for fio dis-
position of the PhlUpplno and Cuban
questions. He ropoatnd this r.tf.to-
munt to a. number of other Bupatora
and representatives bo dearly and un-
equivocally that word wijb passed
around tho capltol during tho after-
noon that a call for an extra session.
Ih certain to bo Issued vory Loon after
tho fifty-sixth congross adjourns.
The presldont makos no conceal
ment of his doslro to rid hlmsolf of tho
necessary majority In tho passago Of a responsibility of carrying tho Phlltp-
blll. Tho statutes and tho precedents
office
THE GRIFFITHS
At the Brooks' Engagement of Un-
usual Importance.
Wo are Informed that our opera
house 'monagor Mr. Brooks has suc-
ceeded In booking the Griffith Hyp-
notic Company for a series of per-
formances beginning Wednedny Feb.
C. ThlB company has the reputation
of not only presenting hypnotism fair
ly and honestly and In every form but
of giving a highly amusing entertain-
ment that Is instructive and extremely
Interesting as well. They promise to
Introduce tho much talked of blind-
fold drlvo Wednesday Feb. C 4 p. m.
the prolonged hypnotic sleep the ver-
sion of Trilby and same. Very strong
catalepsy and anesthy test
Studebnkor Manufacturing company.
Nlies nnd Mosor.
There Is probably no dlfloase or con-
dition of the human system that
causes moro suffering nnd distross
than piles. Tabler's Buckeye Pile
Ointment cures them qulokly without
pain ordetontiod from business. Price
50 cents in bottles. Tubes 76 eents.
Wheeler & Son and V. B Llllle &
Co.
Stood Death Off.
B. B. Munday a lawyer of Henrietta.
Tex. once fooled a grave-digger. He
says: "My brother was very low wlUi
malarial fever nnd Jaundice. I per-
suaded him to try Electric Bitters and
he was soon much better but contin-
ued their use until he was wholly
cured. I am suro Uluctrlc Bitters
saved his llfo.' This reinody expels
malaria kills dlnoRse germs snd puri
nes tho blood; aids digestion regu-
lates liver kidneys and bowels euro
ooifKllpatlon dyapopBlu jiorvous dis-
eases kidney trobuloe foranlo com-
plalntg; gives porfoct hoalth. Only
BOcv at Q. R. Tlonfro's drug sloro.
pines and Cuban burdens. He say
of other legislatures fix fourteen votes thoy are Rotating too heavy fox tho
a ebnslltutiotnu tnajomyrTlTTOTablll shoulders of ono man: that tllfiy havo
61. creating the office of roU.t- Qrlor. iacom so crltlual that It Is llraq far
received thirteen nffirmntlvo voios In
tho house and was certified to thoi
council as being passed. Tho council
mombors had knowledge of tho nctunl
vote and declined to consider tho bill
and the question Is still ponding.
House members claim that thn coun-
cil has no right to go bohfnd the
record. President Bellamy takos the
same view and said that tf only
seven of the thirteen members of the
council were present and votlug and
live instead of the coi)"'.ltuUcmal ma-
jority of seven should vote for a bill
It should be declared passed. Should
this theory prevail in both bouses. It
Is plain to be seen what might be
done with an unpopular measure In
tho absence of its opponents.
congresB to come to his assistance.
Ho will Insist that congross take Btspa
to glvo him prompt and oKuutlve re-
lief. He wants a civil government
for the Philippines and If the Cuban
constitutional convontlon is prepared
to submit a roport of Its work ollhur
ratification or rejection of the Instru-
ment which It finally passoa.
A WISE MAN WAS BROWN.
Pond Creek Nows: Oklahoma
judges are kicking for a fl.MO a year
Struck Natural Gas But Waited Until J
He "Proved Up" pefore Ho
Told It. i
Newklrk Okla. Feb. 3. A fund of
$500 waa raised here to prospect for
natural gas on the farm of a man
named Brown located on the Arkansas
river about eight miles northeast of
this place. Three years ago Brown
struck gas at a depth of eighty feet.
It burned continuously when lighted.
Millions of people are familiar with
DeWltfs Little Barly Rlsdra and
those who use them find thum to bo
fanioiib llttlo liver pills. Nevor gripe.
Sold by J. N. Wallace
Nervous children are almost always
thin children The "out-door-boy" Is
seldom nervoiu. White's Cream Ver-
mifuge is the beat preventive of ner-
vousness. It strengthens tho system
and aaslsts to that sort of flesh which
creates strength and power of endur-
ance. I rice. 25 cents.
Wheeler & Sou and F. B Ulllo A
Co.
CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY.
Third Quarterly Meeting of Board of
Directors.
The third quarterly moodn'g1 of tho
board of directors will be liojd Tues-
day ovenlng the 5th of February
IffOl at the parsonage of the First M.
12. church' on East Noble avenuo.
All members or thn board In the city
will please be prcm-nt. If possible.
Q.' A. Hughes Secretary.
N. R. Wlckhani Superintendent.
G. A. Roberta of Llntner 111. suf-
fered four years with n wad lit his
stomach and could not oat. He lost
G6 pounds. Two bottle of Dr. Cald-
well's Syrup PopBln restored his appe-
tite cured his stomach trouble and
today ho Is well and hearty and says
he owqb bis health to Dr. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin. F. B. Lflllo Co.
Increase in their salary'. Oklahoma He feared that discovery If known
wou'd Hke to get rla of every blasted would Interfere with proving up his
carpet bagger within her borders and claim and Uie hole was plugged
especially Is tills true of the judiciary. ; Hrown Is now anxious to have tho well
Oklahoma judges hav a good thing a j developed.
a salary of $3600 per year In addition J .
to the salaries drawn by members of C. R. Renfro the druggist will re-
their own family who are filling pod-1 fund you your money if you are not
tloiis under them. ; satisfied after using Chamberlain's
(Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
euro disorders of the stomach bilious-
ness eonBtlpatlon and headache.
Prlco 35 cents. Samples free.
Whon pain or irritation oxists on
any part of the body the application
of Ballard's Snow Liniment will give
prompt relief. Price 86 and 60 cents.
Wheeler & Son and V. U. Llllie &
Co.
You can help anyone whom you find
suffering from inflamed throat; laryn-
geal trouble broniiltts coughs colds
etc. by advising the use of Ballard's
Horehound Syrup: the grant remedy
for coughs and colds Price 36 and
50 cents.
Whaeier A Son and F. B. Llllle &
Co.
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING.
Royal Tribe Initiates Several New
Members Saturday Night.
The first meeting of tho Royal
Tribe In their new quartor In the K.
of P. hall. -Saturday night waa a de-
cided success. Six raemborn were In-
itiated nnd some members who worn
long In arrears were reinstated tp full
membership. The night was very dis-
agreeable but the membors of the
Royal Tribe were too much Interested
to let the rainy weather Interfere and
there was a good representation
present. The Royal Tribe adalta
ladles and gentlemen on an equal
basis offering to each the same pro-
tection In the way of Insurance and
other lodge privileges. It is founded
on religion and in Uie rltualUtlc work
there Is taught a beautiful lesson
taken from the lite of Joseph.
Childron never cry vory loud fon It
but they do HUe Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin. Aafc F. IJ. Llllle & Co.
Free Homes for all 10000 farms
20.C00 tow j lotr 6000 ni'uenl filit.
In tho great Kiowa and Comanche In-
dian reservaiion aoon to bo opened to
fiflttlemoift. Sectional map with law
governing opening and M directions
for taking claim by mall 25 cents.
Fred L. Wonner Guthrie Qka.
Probably Andrews.
Andrew Ospera company of twonty-
six people will probably make a date
In this city. They are in Topeka and
Manager Brooks communicated an of-
fer today.
Tho strength and purity of Calumet
Bnklpf? Powder are unquestioned. The
r-rlco is lower than tho tnmt baking
powdor. Uso it.
THE QUTHRIE PUBLIC LIBRARY
upstairs ovor Finney's harness shop on
Oklahoma ave. Open Wodnesdayn and
Saturday from 2 to 6 p. in. Come up
and sea the new books.
Notice Woodmen of the World.
All members are requested to meet
at the lodge room at 1:30 sharp Tiie-
duy Feb. 5 for the purpose of attending-
the funeral of Sovereign T J.
Owens.
W. R. Wcieh Con. Com.
J. II. Tower Clerk.
Recent experiments show that sM
classes of foods may be completely
digested by a preparation called Kodol
l&flpepsla Cure which absolfjUly dl-
gttfts what you eat. As ILls the only
combination of all tho natural dl-
gestants ever devised tho daniand for
It has become enormous.
Sold by J. N. Wallace.
Attention A. O. U. W.
I All memhem aie requested to metst
at the lodge room at 1:30 sharp Tu
day Feb 5 to attend the tuncntl of
I Uro T I Owens
Harry Ovei-bay. M W.
C. H. Wilder. Ree.
Don't forget to attend the opening
of Prof. Frazler's dancing school to-
night at the Gorman haU toter Hlr-
zol'a grocery.)
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