The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 55, Ed. 1, Thursday, September 3, 1903 Page: 1 of 8
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The Guthrie Daily
THE ONLY EVEN1NQ ASSOCIATED PREM PAPER IN OKLAHOMA TERRITORY.
VOLUME 22
EIQHT PAQEB.
GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA THURSDAY" SEPTEMBER a 1908.
EIGHT PAQEG.
NUMBER 55
RELIANCE AND SHAMROCK
ENGAGED IN STRUGGLE
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Washington D. C Sept. 3Tonight
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By Associated Press.
New York Sept. 3. With a log
heavier than on any previous morn
ing and with but a flvo mile wind from
the northward conditions early this
morning for tho fourth attempt this
week to sail tho third of ilia series of
International yacht races wore far
from Ideal. Lator however the sun
brouRo forth and tho wind Improved
to seven knots an hour. Tho start was
dolayod two hours and whon It Jnally
was decided to bogln the contest a
courso of fifteen miles to windward
and roturn was announced. Tuo start-
ing gun was firod at 1 o'clock. Both
yachts after standing for tho lino on
a starboard tack wont round and
Tioaded back for tho lightship. They
wore close togothor. Heading for tho
lino Reliance was slightly In tho load
and got over first.
New York Sopt 0. Starting time
unofficially: Rollanco 1:01:10; Sham
"rock 1:01:14.
- .1:14 P. M. Rollanco In tho first
quarter hour worked Into a position
an eighth of a mllo to windward.
1:44 F. M.---Tho wind has strength-
ened to about eight knots. Rellanco
has a lead of half a mllo and Is well
to windward.
. Editors. Tho Marconi company
notifies us that they receive nothing
'fiutfaropetlUon-of-tho'loTPBrs A. B. C
thus Indicating willful Interference on
the part of their competitors. Tho As-
sociated Press. 1
2 P. M. Tho yacbta have covered
half tho distance to tho outer mark.
Tho wind has frehenod to nine miles.
Reliance maintains her lead and is out.
polntllng Shamrock. ' v
Officio.; time of start: Reliance
101:53; -Shmarock 1:02:00.
' BMMaaOe
2:17 p. M. Reliance Is still Increas-
ing gher lead and is outpointing Sham-
rook by three quarters of a mllo.
2:30 P. M. Tho Rollanco now leads
by fully three quarters of a mile.
Reliance turnod tho outer mark at
8;41;Q0.
Shamrock goes on tho port tack ful
ly a mllo from tho outer mark.
Shamrock turned tho outer mark at
3:61:45.
(By Marconi) Official time of the
turn Reliance 3:41:35; Shamrock
fi:51:45.
Wreck
(By Associated Press.)
Carlotte N. C Sept. 3. A passen-
ger train on tho Southern railway be-
tween Rockhlll and Yorkvllle S. C
wont through a trestle today. Several
deaths aro reported.
Washington D. C Sept. 3. The
Condition of cotton Is 81.2 as compared
with 79.7 on July 28.
Bootleggers In Limbo.
John Eaton. Edmond Pry J. O.
Wiloy Jake Buohart ant Joseph Mil-
ler five bootleggers were brought to
ihis city today by deputy United
States Marshal Jones.
They were arrested at the Indian
dance whloh was held at Chas. Starrs
ranch a fe miles from Shawnee
Sunday night The five men were
placed In the federal Jail to await the
action of the grand Jury.
Improved
satisfactory
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OATHS AND DRINKING
BARRED ON CHURCH
WORK.
Lonansport Ind. SopU S.
In tho contract for tho erec-
tion of a now Methodist clmrch
horo is a provision that no
workman shall swear or drink
whllo about tho edifice. The
contractor Is having all klndB
of trouble In securing man.
The stonomnsoas refused to
be bound by such conditions
and tho stono work is being
.olsowhoro. Tho church officers
are standing firm for tho exact
letter of tho contract.
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Union Labor Will
Celebrate Monday
Preparations aro actively In prog-
ress for tho Labor Day celohratlon and
demonstration next Monday.
The parade will form on Second
street facing Harrlsdn avenue.
Promptly nt 10 o'clock tho lino will
move east on Harrison avenue to
Broad street north on Broad street
to Cloveland avenue to Division street
south.(.on'Divi3lon street to Oklahoma
avenue west on Oklahoma avenue to
Second street thence north on Sec-
ond street to Noble avenue west on
Noblo avenue to Fourth street thence
north on Fourth stroet to the grounds.
Tho procession will iform In the f61-
lowlng order:
First Division . .
Mounted Pollco. ?
Fire Department. .
Mayor and City Council In carriages'
Second Division
First Cavalry Band
Speakers of the day.
Officers of Labor Day committee.
Third Division-
Carpenter Bud Joiners.
Painters Paporhangora and Decor-
ators. Retail Clerks.
Plumbers apfl Goa .Fitters.
Fourth Division.
Bricklayers and Stonemasons
Stone Cutters.
Builders
Plasterers.
Lathers.
Fifth Division-
Printers v
Cigar Makers.
Tailors
Electrioal V.'u.kors.
Barteudera I. L. '
Building laborers.
Division No. 1 will form on the
west side of Second street north of
Harrison avenue.
No. 2 will Joa Immediately in rear
of No. 1.
No. 3 will form on west side of Sec-
ond street north of Harrison with
No. 4 Immediately In the roar.
No. 5 will form on the north side of
Second street facing Harrison avenue
with No. G immediately In the rear.
Sfecth Division-
Floats.
Carriages and other displays of the
various business interest of the city.
Grand Marshal M. L. Morrison.
Assistants J W. Haptoostall. H D.
Gothauer John Jaroa.
Macedonia's Gentle Way
of Collecting Funds
Bucharest Sept 3 Svetkolf. agent
here of the Macedonian committee
has been arrested for extorting by
menaces of death subscription) to tho
funds of revolution! stu The police
d'ecovered receipt signed by Boris
Sarawff a revolutionary leader for
sums aggregating $6000
Government Will Back t
American Minister to
Colombia
(By Associated Press.)
Washington D. c Sept. 3 Addi-
tional Instructions have been cabled
Bmupre. American mlni&tor at Bogftti
reitoratinir the position of this gosorn.
ment regarding tho canal treaty. Tff&
stato department asaum.es ontlra
responsibility for every representation
of Beaupro to the Bogota government
concerning tho treaty and his actlvlA-
in this direction Is heartily onrtorsdil
by tho president and Secretary liar.
Beaupre's latest Instructions artvlife
mm uiat rreaiuent Roosevelt Will ndt
enter Into any ongagomeni with the
Colombian government which will
hamper his scope of action under trie
oanal law. This movement will not
indicate what its course of actloji toiil
be In the ovent treaty Is rejected !
School Land Secretary
Files Monthly Report
Tho monthly report of tho terri
torial school land donarlmont was
filod with the governor by the secre-
tary of the school land board for the
month of August last pvoning This
report shows tho grand total of re-
ceipts for tho month of $10608.21. di
vided among the different funds na
follows: Common school fund $12.-
627.01; common school Indemnity fund
$1098.12; cbllego fund $2834.19; pul
lift hllltillntr fffn.1 o octroi. .-
.... p . .ottrf Uluc.
county section 13 fund C330C1: GreeJ
county section 33 rund $431.85 -
Tho total expenses for the month
aro $3014.02 which was apportioned
to tho various funds. The oxponeos
were usually large for tho month of
August owing to tho fact that four
teen viewers and classifiers weTO at
work In the field whoso salaries and
expenses added very largely to the
expenses for tho month.
Tho receipts from transfers of
leasM at $2.00 each amounted to
$198.00 for tho month.
During the month $5090.03 was paid
to the territorial treasurer from tho
common school fund $2000.00 from
tho college fund and $LC00.00 from
tho public building fund
Tho amount on hand In tin various
funds on September 1 wai $7844.08
In hto common school fund; $708.00
In tho common sohool Indomnlty fund.
$2SC22 in tho collogo fund $137.87.
in the public building fund: $201 6b
In the Greer oounty section 13 fund;
G2.8s In tho Groer county section 33
fund.
Keystone Democrats
. Nominate Ticket
(By Associated Press.)
Harrlsburg Pa. Sopt. S. Tho Demo-
cratic state convention nominated the
following ticket by aoclamatlon;
Auditor Gtenerali Senator Arthur De
Walt Lehigh county.
State Treasurer Senator Joel G.
Hill Wayne oounty.
Judges of the Supreme Court Bx-
Jndgo Calvin Reyburn. Armstrpng
county and John A. Ward Philadel-
phia. The plaforra adopted la briefer than
the usual Democratic declaration of
principles and is devoted entirely to
state Issues The greater part of it
deals with the last legislature and lit
work and the conduct of the state gov-
ernment. The convention was well attended
for an "oft year" in state politics The
campaign will lie conducted by Chair
man J K P Hall of the Democratic i
stac ronimittee from the headquart
rs in t'lls city The nominees for
- iiliti r general nri'1 taie treasurer and
Senator Webster L Grime of Bucks
county permanent chairman of the
commit 'e. wwe members of the lant
legU'ature and voted again the
Gra' ' 8aKs libel bill which will be
on. f ih- prlnrlpal issues la the cam
palgn
Railway Magnates Not Re
sponsible for Lives Lost
in Wreck
(By Associated Press.)
Newark Sopt S. In the trial of the
directors and officers of tho North
Jersey Street Railway company on
the charge of manslaughter for last
February's crossing accident tho
court today declared a verdict of ac-
quittal of all the defondanta.
Instead of Beheading He
Addressed Heads of Re-
ligious Communities
Constantinople Sept 3. On tho
anniversary of hia accession Tuosday
tho sultan rocolvod In audlonco tho
hoads of the rollgious communities
and ecumenical patrlach mado a
.speech of congratulation. In ronly tho
sultan contrary to precedent spoke
at somo length as follows:
"All my doslro Is for tho welfare of
tho population without distinction of
race or religion. As to tho dotcstnblo
and regrettablo deeds to which tho
patriarch alluded I am convinced that
tht mnvftrnflnf Anna nrf riswnw1 artnn.
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tnnoously from the population but Is
Instigated from abroad. I hopo tho
measures takon will insure tranquility.
I call God to wUpor tho sincerity. ol
my declaration and that all my aspir-
ations and work aro for tho wolfaro
and prosperity of all my subjocta."
Washington D. C Sept. 3. For two
day the state department has-been
without advices from Turkey. Tho
position of tho Washington govern-
ment continues unchanged In regard
to the Turkish question. It Is expect-
ed tho Brooklyn and Snn Francisco
will arrive off Beirut tomorrow and
the Machlas off Port Said.
At Rest
The funoral of Jack Ransom was
hold this afternoon nt the Frist Chris
tian church at 3:30 after which a long
procosslon of mourning frlonds accom-
panied tho body to Summit Vlow
whore final Intormont took place.
Tho services wore attondod In a
body by the Guthrie Typographical
union and tho First Cavalry band of
which organizations the deceased was
a member and tho church edifice was
orowded. The coffin was banked with
floral offerings whloh woro profuse and
beautiful.
The pallbeorera were: A. A. Dun-
nloa. Al Hough W. A. Johnson. B. E.
GUI O O. Blesh and L. A. Ballou.
Connellys Preliminary
Drags Along Slowly
Rufus Coonella who was arrested
And brought here from Law ton on the
charge of forging school warrants and
who has been confined In the oounty
Jail sinee that time wu tried yetter
day evening In Justice De Oroff'a
court. A. C. $chmldt a rafniber of
the school board appeared as a wit-
nets and testified that the warrant
were forged and that the seal ueed
was not the seal of the district Mr
Schmidt is from Dewey county where
it is alleged ten 600 dollar warrants
wen? forged After the hearing of
other evidence the ooe was eontlnued
until 4.30 today.
Conaelia puts up a bold front and
remarked today thct be had been In
Jail a week and that saraeone would
have to pay for it as he had been
wronged
The Sultan
PLAYING COMMISSIONER
Diplomats Apparently in No flurry
to Settle Boundary Dispute
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Trying to Coax.
Faithless Employes
(By Associated Press.)
Kansas City Mo Sent 3. T. J.
Lowls vlco president of the lfntta.!
Mino Workers sent by President Jo.m
Mitchell to pensnndo tho striking coal
minora In northaastorn Missouri to
return to work and live up to tho
Chicago agreement is in tlm Wnvinmr
district today. Mitcholl wired tho op-
orators horo that It would bo Impos-
slblo to go Into tho district porsonally.
Colorado's Endless
Chain of Strikes
(By Aasoclatod Press.)
Denver Colo. Sopt. 3 Gov. Peg
body has rocolvod tolegrama from tho
maycf of Victor and othors domandlnc
that troops bo sent to tho Crlpplo
Crock district for protection of llfo
and property. Ho says ho will call
out tho troops today. No vlolenco has
beon reported In tho Crlpplo Creek dls.
trlct since Tuesday nlghL
JUDGE KING' RETURN87"
Talks of His Visit to California and
Its Mines
Judgo Joseph King of Lawton. Okla..
Is In tho oily. Judgo King has Just
roturnod 'from o trip to California.
"This was my initial trip to Califor-
nia" said il;o Judge "and I wa3
agreoably surprised with what I saw.
California Is certainly a great coun-
try. Prior to going to California I
had hoard considerable of tho gold
mines owned by Guthrie parties and
I boing rather curious I visited tho
Poker Flat Laurenzl and Roso & Har
old gold mining plants. To say I was
surprised expreesos it mildly. I never
dreamed of seeing fully dovolopod
mining camps with ore conoentratoa
stored. Yet my surprise was not great
whon l saw that Sierra county adjoins
Plumas county where tho Floods Bon-
uetts. Fairs and Hearts mado for-
tunos In mines. Mossrs. Lyon Willis
Lontz. Howltt Duke and others Inter-
ested In tho felerra county mines cer-
tainly own fino property. All the
mines are developed and equipped
with modern raachlnory. At the
Laurens! mine there's 2 millions of
dollars In ore In sight.
Stratton
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vW o umo. lor ms mino ana the
l.nuranal la n liAita. n.lnn ..... i.
Laurensl Is a better mine than the
Stratton The Sierra oounty mines
are oertalnly all that Is claimed for
them and the gentlemen owning them
can stake their reputation and make
IparsonaT guarantee that Investments
In them will pay big. The Poker Flat
mine started up the first and' the
Laurensl mine will begin operations
Sept. 10 The manager and superin-
tendent of the mines Mr Lasslat Is
a thorough miner and an exceptionally
well Informed man He Is highly es
teemed throughout the entire Califor
nia mining region I was much Ins-
preeeed with Loe Angeles" concluded
Judfte King "With larger port facill
ties It will prove a great commercial
factor "
Judge King was receiver of the land
office at Perry several yeem and has
held a numbtr of federal positions ot
trurft
J. W. McMurtree of Roger Mills
county a clerk is the Fourth legisla-
ture was in Guthrie todav on legal
business
Chas Tellso ot Rider Hill Mo Is
visiting his brothers neur this city
with the view of locating here
jLOOKS LIKE A SNAP
(By Associated Press)
London Sopt. 3. Tho Alaskan
boundary commissioners hold their
first mooting today In tho conteronco
room of tho foreign office. Prior to
tho formal assembling tho cotnmls
fllnoora mot In their prlvato confer-
once room aud solected Roglnald T
Tower of the British diplomatic sorv
loo formerly attached td tho legation
at Washington and recontly minister
to Slam to be secretary of tho com-
mission. Lord Chief Justlco Alver-
stono was subsequently chosen chair-
man of tho commission. It was nn-
nonncod that oral arguments would
commonco Sopt. 1 to which time tho
commlssionora adjourned nftor dis-
posing of tho prolfminarloB.
Tho conteronco room where the con-
foronco committee mot Is tho aocrotcet
apartment in British public buildings.
It is a magnificent saloon and haa beon
tho scono of many notahlo gatherings.
Tho xlocuraonts comprising tho
American presentation of tho case aro
voluminous. It is urged that tho Unl-
tod States haa occupied thq disputed
strip of territory slnco Its acquisition
by treaty from Russia In 18C7 and
that not until tho Klondlko gold dls
covorles were mado la 189$ did tho
British government take up tho ques-
tion of their claim seriously. Tho
opmmlBalonors present Include Ellhu
Root and John W. Foster; Prof Sir
Lowls Jotto formerly of tho superior
court of Quoboc; Lord -Alvorstone Sen.
ator odge A. B.4 Aylosworth and Clif-
ford Stfton Canadian minister of In-
terior. it
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Kansas Railroad Commis-
sioners Decide in Favor
of Cattle Shippers
By Associated Press.)
Topeka Kas. Sept 3. Kansas ea'
tie shippers have won their fight be
faro the ntato board of railroad com
mlSSionora. Thn rallmnita nt Unno.j
re-ltmH nnnmininul nn 1.i.i.n l. .u.
wm..mvu W HVIWJV9 IM At71KU'
rateg for 8pt. whleh. the cattle moo
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declared was equal to a raise of Tj
per cent. Tho cattle men Immediately
carried their grievance to tho comiuf
sionera and a lively fight bad been in
progress for several days Today tho
railroads announced that the pro
posed rate would not be put in tone
and conceded all that the oattlemen
were contending for. Tills ends the
case.
Jealousy Inspires
Woman to Murder
By Associated Press.)
Denver Colo Sept 3 Mn '! ! .
dore Kruse wife of a Uookblud.tr .
shot and killed today at he: bom
tv
Mr Kate Beraardlue The reur.i- 1 -
was arrested 8he declined t :iWu
any tate ment Tae cause of li
shuotiog ' supposed to be jealo 1
Mrs Kruse was attending her Mi
nouthe'-old baby when ca.'led t 1 1
door by Mrs Dernarltne who Imrni
ately flrni tfeDugu the wire noun.
As a result of bU t ggy ups- mg
J A Satct)ol I csTyug some v.ry
palatal breteee.'
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