The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 32, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 14, 1909 Page: 2 of 8
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Stillwater Okia. Jan. 13. The pro-
Kranis are out antioincing 'he an.iuai
farmers' shTirt course at the A. & M
college whic'i will be in aesn'.n during
the wrek ol aannary JSCs. A splendid
program has been arranged f.ir ihe
entire wf ek and some of t!ul best tal-
ent in the trsiintry has been obtained
tor lecture 0n agriniltuirtl. I've stock
and dairyir.g subjects Dur'n? the
week of this short course sesioons of
the OklahoiiUi e rn growers' ar.soda-
tlon and af the state dai".u:nens' esso-
ciation will be held. A iarge attend-
ance is ar: -ipaiod on these occasions
and special b' vantemeuta are being
made tar i!v purpose of takins? care
of tSe viitors at that. lime. Governor
Charles
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Jan. 14. I'oi.-ioueu by
"-.!. w ne. t iar es u. ri v imi um
lure today. Pippin twenty-five years
old wan one of the amateur actors in
a New Year's nlsbt im-i Io: tnance of
T!:e Only liirl" in which young peo-
ple of tie best families appeared at
Mai-ydei Hall and the whole village al-
ien. led.
h was a viruleat poi.-um thai kilifd
Pippin and must have been insinuated
in the wine which cam.? fr m the
home of his relatives S. If. Pippin and
van sent from there us vol ling more
than huckleberry wine half diluted. ;
Jealous Rival Suspected.
The motive for poisoning Charles
Appln is net known yet. Some think
that a rejected suitor of his affianced
Miss Maude Hummer teacher in the
village sch j1. was driven by jealousy
to murder Pippin. This theory is sup-
ported by tile fact that on the day uf-t:-T
New Year a black fiag was hoisted
over the llrtle school hatise where Miss
Hummer presides.
I Everybody laughed at first. t the
idea that "stage wine" could affect
Innvone seriously and it was supposed
I thai Miss Hummer hoisted the black
flag t ; add r.est to the joke. But she
'declares now that while she laughed
'about her sweetheart's supposed ill
ness she does not know who raised
he fat. She 'was devoted to him
lnirnti! hw v.n3 really ill: he
j breathed his last in her arms; she
seems to be incon.-olable.
( Another theory is trut s:me ore
seeks t supplant Pippin in his bind-
f nesa wl lich was that of an under
! eA-ir n which he was doing vorj
I well. The Idea of an undertaker start
)ns in business by Burying his formei
! rival strikes Marydet as rattier gtue
some bltl: auoilier uieuiv o mat i i'
person was intended for another youn.
rilil!! Wll.; in Ilie cum "l i iic -".:
lirl."
Drank to "The Only Girl."
The proceeds oi me uoiuiaj iieii""-
anee were to go to buy a new organ
f. thn Mmhiifllst church c arks rip-
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pin gang in Its ciioir. Pretty nearly
- vervbodv in the audience knew every
body else and bef re the curtain rose
the young people roamed oeuinu me
I scones" lauKhing and talking witb
i their frlenda the "actors.' I he play
oionressed amid much applause me
scene cntne wnen ice man siuu.i
Wcre to toss off the wine to the health
nf "The Only UU'I
Howard llrluith raised his Btass ami
; tasted the wine; It burned his tongue
And. liko a really -Ko.-d actor he drank
nn mare of it. but pretended to sip it.
As the curtain fell In) erica.
-.My Cod that stuff burns ma. Give
me R:rmo water!
i)r. 1.1. it. kVvana who was acting in
r-.e idav. Iminedialcly attended Pippin
who seemed to bo recovering for a fe
davs. Then liis couditloti became
... ' i. :iA fir. Cowley ol
!.'l'jt.n vr.ia. culled ill collSlli i at lull. Hi.
KM id'.
"tlinli tvi-i tnken n large dose ol
I have little hope of hi.
vrv liueause the Iioisoll has
C1.iinti.:i 'Ji-liich Jt Will bi
Ml' .11
difficult 1 1 subdue."
TODAY III
DEPARTMENT
! (iL-Uit..!. riiv f oalt v company of
! Oklahoma City with u cu)dtal stork
of fio.ooo. The tiirectoi'H are: J.
n t.. Woods worth anl U
A. Ilaker' all of Oklahoma City.
Farmars State bank of Oiuslo
mttb raid: stock of $10.0)0. The
directors tire: A. 11. Duul; p and X. T
(iilPert of Law ton; It. Tl Fleming
Sonntnr Tom MiH:r at.J E. S. Cl'OW
all of Olustee.
The O'Conor company of Musko-
'ep with a capital stock of $11000
The directors r.re: It. K. v'ooJt E
O'Conor and L O. Long of alai-kogee
liucki.ia 1 5 at el cn.l Ofilce Building
oaipsshv. of Oklahoma City. vith a
capital stock of $.iMoon. The illrec-
'irs are: Joseph Huekius Jr.. ?.t. X.
Iltieklns and J. M". Hass of Oklahoma
Cltv; L- Y- Huekius of Shre.'eport
La: and Paul .Hack!
Ari;.
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A Good Trait.
Admiral Dewey nralsed a. certain
successful business man
"Part of his success" Bald Dewey
"come i'rora bis neat way of getting
people to do what he wants them to.
"They Bay that when as a young !
fellow o f22 he first opened a Httla
(rimming? store he showed this
trait ; '
"Thus 1? you went In his tiny em-
porium and aaked him if he would
change a quarter or a half a dollat
for you he would reply with a cour-
teous smile:
"'Certainly madam; and how will
you hare it? Buttons ribbon lace or
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Eat and Get Thin.
Thi.; is terni;:? an eld phrase face
alrut tut im lorn niethodj of reduc-
ing f.tt have :i;a;le this revision pos-
ril.. If jou are overfat "' l!r aver e
to ph; sieal exertion ant likewise fond
of the table and still want to reduce
your excess flesh "Veral pounds da
tnir: Go to your Jrupgist (or w.ite
t':e M; rnuila Coaipany. Iietroit Mich.)
and give h!m (or send them) 75 cents.
For this modeU anxmr.t f money the
r'tuggisl :11 I'm. you In the way of
Kalirfyin.T year ambition for p. nice
trim slim figure. He will hand yon a
large case of Marniola Prescription
Tiiiet.s (coiiipouK.ljJ in accordance
with the famous Mannola Prescrip-
tion) one of which you must take af-
ter each meal and at bedtime until
you begin io lose your fat at the rate
of 12 to Hi ounces c day. That is all.
ln. t go on eating what you like leave
exercising to the athletes but take
your lit ; tablet faithfully and with-
out a doubt that flabby ileh wi'l
(prickly tsfcc unto 'itself wines leav-
ing behind it your natural self neat-
Iv clotli-sl in firm flesh and trim inn:-ele.
MINORITY
IIS ARE
DIVIDED
There it blood on the moon on Uu;
minority side of the house and then
is open strife among the RepuhUctna
answering the senale roll ci.l. Thcr-
is a reason. The rgaaiza' ion tnat
means Joe Xorrls state c a airman -is
seeking to dominate the mlnoiity
neniber- of both houses. The-e he
reckoned wrong. When he selected
senator Deeler and Representative
31ark to lead the minority in the tv
houses he forgot Senator Ifawnle
ind Representative "Oristmill" Jones
-Brownlee is a follower of the old
rough rider element. He never did get
. square deal fr m Xorrls and don't be-
Ueve now that such a Uing is possible
.Vhen he awoke to find the new and
mkuown Becler wearing tb- badge of
uinor sun saw the royal rttV cros'.-
langing on his own coat lapel ae if
lved. and resolved again.
lieeler won the caucus rominrti.v
or leader. It was a Xorrls victory.
But after the Beeler eomniutee siate
aail been aiade out and nana mi in it.
tae suD-commntee oi uie seiiuie r ...-
trange tilings occurred. 1 lw nukno'A n
Beeler was eliminated fr ni rho sp!en-
lid committees assignments he hr.d
;elocted for himself and tonslgne.i ta
he rock pile with the title of "(.hiur-
uan of the Committee on fieologien!
Survey while ms opponent 'rown.e.
was given ab.ut all that was leti lor
the minority. Sequel A warm lit'
and a satisfied Brownlee; a not Xoiris
aui a cool collectei Brownl"0. Wiien
ih house oraani.ed. ie unllOraJrt
I ones conceded to be the m st bra
Hunt Renublleaii in the lowe' bony
was ostracised again and de:;l"d hi
ambition. "Why Jones Is a perpetual
candidate: he really believes he wnnts
to " governor" said an emissary fro
h.i VorHn throne r .0111. liiei! catiH
the elevation oi t'larke. trie ruwiu."
-spokesman for Congressman AUiiU'rt
. A'ain the "organization" mad..' out
.18 recommendatioiii for committee as-
dgauieiits. The arraiigeteoti's war-
.v nderfu.ly and fearful!.- dr.rvn.
Cvery Jones mail in the small otad
..it 'the axe. Senator lir.nvule ?
irolher. who is a house mernb
r thl
v.-ar. fell (he chill of tin
1 as il
bv the
vas pushed against
bark
land of NorrLs.
But things changed again tnd when
ihe house committees were real fie-
limiiiittui Mr. Jones was ve-y tutiih
n evidence while Pawnee Clavk w:u
;iven such aastlgnmenis as would ai
'ord him plenty f time to read Ale-
.'.aire's speeches In congtess and co.i--erse
with Xorris on " a hat. ni'gh: hai
leen."
T'jen the war broke out.
Clarke discovered that S en-
wlttitig him on the f.oor; (hat he
eim: made a laughing stock by i
was
Wl.
em
lers of his -wn party.
Nonas was appealed to.
He called a house caucus for Tue.s-
lay afternoon. Result Joa-.s i.oJ
pat. The whip was applied but lu
never flinched.
Then came the big stick again. Both
tlie senate and house members wen
railed and Brownlee and J ne i:.rd
the rapid fire from the organization
for more t'ntir. two hours lr.st night.
After a hurried consultation Xorris
and Secretary House slipped from (he
aliens and caught a belated train to
Okiah. ma City. A friend tipped it off
that they were going to Junes' honi.
people and bring pressure to bear on
them to stop Jones under penalty of
nn "organization" fight against Okla-
homa City as a candidate t r the. sta.-e
c-amtal.
In fact one "organization" man de-
clares he knows of over a fc'.tndrod let-
ters that have been written by Repub
licans in the legislature to friends over
the state asking them to remember
1 Oklahoma City's desertion of the ' or-
gauizatin.
"I'll bet a hundred dollars right now
that. Oklahoma City is beat" sail a
prominent Republican member lust
night.
And t'ae war is on with Clark fal-
lowing Xorris' instructions to block
legislation and Jones taking a stand
against him; vith Beeler ileiiomuing
Bovt ulee and Brownlee sawing woa.l.
lid lVylc one of the two practical
miners in the house is chairman of
mines au.l mining. He is well ac-
quainted with what is most needed
along Utce "Hues having lakeu a
promiaeni part last year Wuvu the
mining bills were up for otteMerti-tlon.
P'CDpil!
fill LnluHly
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Tails Jan. 11. Another chapter in
the social history of one of the pr uid-
est families in France was begun when
the Americauborn wife of Prince
Hubert do Hroglie brought suit for di-
vorce. She alleges desf-riion and non-
support. X) effo'rt is made by the veneraii!-.1
Prince Aniadee de Broglie to conceal
his -a! isfaciion over the trend of
events io his son's affairs.
Fa.-'hii.anble Paris pari lei pates in t .is
feeling. It resented the publicity giv-
en ta the announcement a year ao
that the Princess (Ustolle Alexander)
de Broglie and her titled husband
wouid appear In the Paris music hal.-
the beautiful American singing chan-
sons to which Prince R bert played
the accompaniment. Powerful Influ-
ences were brought to bear on Prefect
of Police Lepitie ta forestall the event
and Ire de Brjslics did tioi appear
Bat. tue princess 'as been singing re
."cm !y in the cabarets.
The couple were married iii Chicas"
in August l'J(M) after arriving in Amei-
l"a t gcther from a tour of Lurope
The princess was the divorced wile c!
Sidney V. Velt a millionaire import.1.'
of Xe York and Paris. She was bO n
tel'.e Dciores Alexander in Calif.fr
nia and was a chorus girl befjire sin
came prominently into the public eye
When Prince Amadee learned ot i.it-
son's romance in the United States he
cut off liis allowance. The your
couple disappeared and international
interest was aroused when they wen
discovered in October lttOG living in c
furnished room in West Flif (jy-f lrt
street Xew lork. fhey were pena:
less and tluir hardships were incrc.s
ed by the necessity of providing .'.)
a baby girl the little Princess Jasr.e
moade.
St il water Okla. Jan. 14. Tiu third
annual session :f the Kahie. a Oklaho-
ma ponllry and pel stock associati.ui
has just closed. A huge pavilion 4')
by 150 feet was erM-ted In the middle
of Main sa'eet between Eighth am:
Ninth avenues supplied with elect i
lights imd other necessary wpiipiniVi!
In which to house the e:hibiti n. Li
ery breed known to the pullry bt:.s'
ness were exhibited u this show am
most all ot the wen known oiumom
poulirymen wero here with their fin
birds. The gate receipts were sma!
owing to the bad weather during tin
entire exhibition but the (pulih am
number of exhibits exceeded all olhe
sessions ct the association. Over 50c
birds were exhibited including somi
of the Pes: prize winners in tie conn
try. Payne county had the largest ex
hibil bul Tulsa Lincoln ami Lo""m
counties came in with large exhibits
also.
H. U. Savage of Bolton. Texas va.
secured to judge the fowls. It ra the
first sh w he had been called upor
this year in Oklahoma to judge and h
expressed himself as being well pte:rr.
ed wit'i the grade and quality of th
fowls judged and more than one firs
prize was carried off by different ex
hibitors over the state. Mr. Savag.
went to Knld from here where he hit
been engaged to judge fowls at :
poultry shiw being held in that city.
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You need not take fo- granted all
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The eyes cf -mt!.
One of the caiaeii-tliT is-eit were
lying just beyonU e vlrcle of tire-
light rvs4 cii pis tuing. Mustafa's
AbmeU slaved away uih.u bis duty.
Presently I beard his guttural cawing
to get the camel again to rest but the
bc:wt would not down and must be
beaten the boy mean w hile mouthing
great curses. 1 wondered that a being
so Bmall should without peril to him-
self strike a creature like this with his
fist continuing all the time within
reach of teeth and hoofs.
"I will tell the kbawaja" replied
Mustaia. "a mert curious and interest-
ing thing about this."
Ahmed had mastered the camel and
now came to ids place.
"The khawnja has observed." Musta-
fa continued "that a child may bent
and. command n camel h is not be-
cause the camel Is stupid uor yet be-
cause lie is timid; It is because of a
wise provision whereby God suited
him to the weakness of men. The
camel's eyes lire like magnifying
glasses and Increase the stature of his
master seven times wherefore he is
obedient to the gigantic appearing
creature."
in Damascus too I heard this super-stition.-Xormau
Duncan lu Harper's
Magazine.
DAILY f ISM TALKS
BY MAY MANTON
A SMART GOWN OF BROADCLOTH.
Chiffon broadcloth in pale colors H-
being extensively used for all occas
ions of semi-dress and this model is
made of the material in one of the
beautiful pastel blues with the braid
ing in silk soutache of matching c lar
and touches of black found in the but
tons wliich greatly enhance the "whole
The guimpe which is a plain one. is
made from tucked tulle in matching
color and the sleeves are unlined so
lightening the color somewhat and giv
Ing needed variety. The lines are all
eminently graceful as well as smart
Dnos Bs Mai Mahtoh.
61CL Bolero.
U213 Two or Three-Piece Skin.
and the gown is really caic rs weii at
simple. The high waisted skirt it
trimmed to give a tan lc suggestion
being made in two sections only am:
closed at t'.e Heft of the back whih
the bolero is plsln and simple tin
braiding giving the effect of elabora
tion. Broadcloth in all the fashi.nahle
colors henrieita cloth and cashmere
all make -handsome gowns of tn.
simpler sort while if a more c'aborau
costume is needed one of the new
satins that are s ft In finish and takt
Ideal folds would be exceedingly
handsome so made.
For the medium si.e will be reauit
ed for the bolero 1 l.-S ya-ds of ma
terial SI or 27 3-4 yard 44 or f.2 In-
dies wide; r the skirt (i 1-i yards 24
or 27 4 yards 44 or T.2 inches wide. '
6161 sizes 52 to 42 inches "bust' iit'-'u.'
the skirt No. fi2BI. sizes 22 to rut lr
dies waist will be mailed' to any
address by the Fashion Department o
thi pauer on receipt of ten cents fo
each. (If In naste send art addiifona
two cert stamp for letter p sta-.
which insures more innept d.-'iifcry.
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B W Keiser Vice-President C. T. Eisenschmidt A. C.
The Oklahoma State Bank
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We Pay Interest on Time Deposits.
DIRECTORS
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FELIX ADLER A. R. EASTMAN LYMON J. GRAY
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 32, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 14, 1909, newspaper, January 14, 1909; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc614006/m1/2/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.