The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 6, Ed. 1, Wednesday, February 12, 1902 Page: 1 of 8
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Weather Forecast Tonight gt.tcraH fair
rHE Guthrie Daily
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THE ONLY EVENING A880CIATED PRESS PAPER IN OKLAHOMA TERRITORY.
VuLUME 1).
EIGHT PAGES.
GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 1L 1902
EIGHT PAGE8.
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CLEVER ADVERTISING
FOR LURID DRAMA
IMITATION BUTTER
GETS SEVERE JOLT
WOMAN SUFFRAGISTS'
ADVOCATE MEASURES
Leader.
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Frank James Gets Injunction and
Theatre is Packed Nightly
By Associated Press.
Kansas 'ty Mo. Feb 12 Judge
i-Jilt In i ho (iiruit court here to-
grunted th application of Frank
ins for an injunction to stop the
i oduction of The James Boys In
Missouri " a ihnma depicting the
James boys as train robhers and bank
ooters and which has been playing
it a local theater.
The Injunction proceedings woro
brought by Frank Jamos his mother
Zcrclda Samuels and his stepfather
Dr Loubon Samuels.
Jnmes' petition alleged that the play
was harmful to tho youth of the coun-
try In that It glorified outlawry and
made heroos of outlaws and said that
it unjustly revived a reputation that
hr had been trying to live down for
twenty yoars.
Tudge Teasdnle Instiucts that James
fjrnl-U bond for $4000 to Indemnify
he theater people ngalnst loss In case
Uc dc lsion is ocrruled by a higher
our- ind until bond is given the play
iv 11 so on. It U believed James will
ojii- e bond during the day.
Tin- piece attracted big crowds her
V home of the James family.
Th. Injunction will prohibit the
produ tion of the present play any-
whcpv in Missouri.
AMERICAN GIRL
TRIKFS IT RICH Uve I)lnoes in Guthrie the wholesale
JiniiYUJ ii iuvu nnd rotall cRmly gtoro nnd factory of
lllnll & Plersol 208 W. Oklahoma
avonuo noxt door to Ilenfro's "drug
store. It is possible that then are
By the Death of Marquis"-I3Sri
of Dufferin She Becomes
a Peeress
By Assoelntcil Press.
London FeB. 12. The Marquis
Duff -in former governor general
of
of
ana-la and who had filled many high
nplomotlc posts In the English servn
omatlc posts In the English sent
died this morning at his home in
It eland He had been long In 111'
health Ho nevir wholly recoverod
i.m the shock he experienced as a
Mjlr of the death of his son Lord
va in South Africa and the failure
- f tli London and Globe finance cor-1
iioi ttion (limited) anil Kinureu con-
ins of which he was director com
r. i ted his breakdown
I.nl Clandcboye the eldest son
ho is a I rk in the foreign office
jid who ma ned the daughter of
tohn H DuvU of N'iw Vork succeeds
ii the tltl. and thus another Amerl
m joins the rank of peere---. -
Favorite Nearly Everywhere.
onstipatlon means dullness de-
pression headache generally disor-
dered health DoWItt'a Little Early
nuera stimulate the Hver open the
bowels and relieve this condition
life speed and thorough
iv vei gripe Favorite pills
I N Wallace.
They
HONK.A-TONK A NUISANCE.
But Will be Permitted to Give Decent
Performances.
in the iliritnct court today Judge
Hainer rendered a judgment to tho ef
n-ct that the Reeves Brothers' variety
heater known as tile Honk a Tonk.
i a publu nuisance and the defend
r.ts are enjoined from giving lewd
i t- iwous o ndecent shows and
om peraittt.nK the sale or ibiiiuis of
! ii v kind iu Uiat part of tin building
w here theater performance an gien
The defelante are permitted lrow-
.r to use the room to conduct per
tormances of a decent character.
The cae of Tom Phillips waB con-
tinued until tomorrow whon Judge
Bvirford will bo here to preside.
The right of privacy was the prin
cipal point of law under which Judge
Teasdale granted the injunction. In
passing unon It he decided a new legal
question which If sustained by the
supreme court will prove far reaching.
The polut waa the right of a private
individual to live in privacy and not
have his person portrayed upon the
stage wunout his consent. Judge
Teasdale cltod decisions on this point
rendered under the laws of New York
which he said wore similar to the
statutes of Missouri whoro It had
been hold that a man has a right to
prohibit public exhibition of a statuo
ol himself and tlint a photograph of
a private Individual could not be used
as a trade mark without his consent.
Continuing ho said the question In
the case before this court now is:
'Can a privato parson bo portrayed
upon the stage without his consent."
I can see no distinction between the
exhibition of a photograph or a
statue and dressing up and taking the
nam of a person and portraying that
person upon the stage. The piluciplo
involved here is old but the question
is new. I can find no decisions at all
that have any beating on the case at
least in recent yoars. Under tho view
of it that I have taken the Injunction
will be granted.
A Busy Candy Kitchen.
One of the busiest und most attrac
have a pleasant surprise -'waiting
them when they oall here.
A representative of the Leader
dropped in at the store Wednesday
morning and found everybody about
the place almost too bjv : .'al.
There was a constant Mi cum of cu.-
tomors in tho retail depu tment an 1
busily employed workmen in the fac-
tory. Mr. Hall and Mrs. Plersol are
avnArr n nr1 mnbora anil utmtlnv ilia
m-t . n thlr Mb
Tho utmost cleanliness prevails every
where and they use only tho purest
and highest grades of sugar cocoanut
chocolate butter milk nuts fruits and
fruit flavors In making their candy I
which is as a consequence perfectly
healthful and beneficial for child en I
as well as grown people. Just at
j present Uiey are making a big run on
meir targe laney canny bucks in an
the flavors. Another always popular
line i found in the different flavors
of taffy vanilla lemon strawberry
and chocolate and in the ariouu
kinds of nut candy
Notwithstanding its name .heii
Devil's Food made from nutb boiled
lu chocolate is just about as delic otih
as their Heavenly Hash a tempting
confection composed of several kinds
of candy nmterialB and nuts. The
sweetest sweet of all however accord
'"" many tastes is the new "nut
cream loaty made with mixed nuts in
a pure cream flaky candy that can be
slice d off like eake It is a triumph of
the confectioner's art They Also
make candy hearts etc for socials
also some fine candies fn caramels
boa lions opera creams etc. They
are constantly experimenting for new
things that will please the public taste.
This firm in addition to its popular
ittail buHlnesH in rupidl) building up
an ixteneive uhoics.ik Made It Is
one of the growing indu-tuew of Guth
rie mil a i nil ar tin c-it ih Inhment
WOUld U ta iulfclcttUlt) V.a.N 1J rptnd
a few moments when you aie down
town The proprietors extend a cor-
dial invitation to everybody to make
them a visit and see the pi '"s of
candy making
TO CURE GRIP IN TWO DAYS
Laxativo Bromo Quinine removes the
cause. H. W. Qrovo's signature on
every box. Price 25 cents.
House Passes a Prohibitive 01eo
margarine Bill
By Associated Praia.
Washington D. Cm Feb. 12 In the
house this afternoon the' oleomargarine
bill passed without: a division of vote.
When the house met todr.y a vote waa
pending upon an amendment to the
bill which provides for the Inspection
and braiding of renovated or process
butter. The ayes and nays had been
ordered when the house adjourned mat
night and immediately after the ap-
proval of the Journal today the roll
waB called. The amendment was
adopted 162 to 124. The nnnounco
ment was greeted with applause.
Wadsworth chairman of the com-
mltteo on agriculture then moved to
ro commit the bill with instruction to
tho committee to report back the mln-
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THE IMPERIAL YACHT HGHENZ0LLERN AT KIEL.
Here Is a picture of the flouting palace on which t'uiice Henry Is lo mak
his headquarters during his lslt to America. The knitter's yacht which he Is
sending over for his brother' use. is as big uk i w nrslilp or an ocean liner.
She hns been elaborately fltttd and furnished fur tin ukusIuii
! raS1 -a C.IP 'WSm
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Fhotc by Atme Dutunt Now Yurie
im.wo L-unNtLlA ROOSEVELT SC0VEL.
This iS Uie lU iiU-in 'f i'li'Mil' nl ltnn- w il uuiiin ill tin iui 1 1 om
Florouco Italy to attend the recent White House bait at wiuctt Ulss Alice
Roosevelt made her formal debut in Washington soctetj. Miss 8coel in the
daughter of a celebrated singer and after enjoying some weeks in the uuiionai
capital will return to Italy to resume her musical studies.
joritj bill a a substitute. The motion
' r-"ommit was lost 11? to 161 This
wag considered a test vote and the bill
w then passed without dhlsion
REVOLUTIONIST VICTORY.
Wflleimatad Island of Curaroa Feb
12 .schooner which communicated
yesteiday vii.i the Venezuelan revolu
tions! v steamer Libertador confirms
the repo.1i that the latter sank the
Venezuelan gunboat General Ctispo
recently near Cumarebo. The captain
and crew of the Crispo are prisoners
oji board the Llbertador The Ltber-
jtndor surprised the government gun
boat near Cumarebo at night pursued
her and obliged the Crispo to run
ashore
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Discussing Plans to Secure Recog
nition of Equal Rights
Hy Asfociated Press.
Waehlnton D. C Feb 12 Tho
executive committee f the Interna
tlonal Womans' Suffrage association
held its second session this morning
preliminary to the opening of the con
ventlon to further consider a plan of
organisation and other questions of
importance The committee decided
to admit to auxiliary membership the
Friends' Equal Rights association.
Two propositions submitted by
President Cnrrie Chapman Catt wero
referred to a subcommittee who are
to report to the full commlttoo on Fri-
day. The first hag for its object tho
promotion of equal suffrngo sontlment
which she Bald has boon uacd succoss
FORT SMITH BONUS
NEARLY COMPLETE
Expected That the Full
Amount Will be Raised
by Nightfall
Today at noon all but $1000 of the
Fort Smith and Western railway lionus
bad been raised and as tho committees
named yesterday are actively nt work
this afternoon leUoUittg addlUcmftLlpany of Qlnse'vllle came t an end
Kiibscriptlons it is safe to predict that
tho full amount will be made good
before the end of the day and that on
tomoirow the contract will be formal
ly closed with the railroad Officials
who aie now In the city.
The following dispatch from Wash
iiigton conclusively settles all ques-
tion icgaiding the route of the Katy
ileal ly Indicating that Quthrie will be
lie objective point on the main line
'and that the extension to Oklahoma
City will be a spur
"Senator Cockrell of Mirsourl has
introduced a bill granting to the Mis
sourl Kan a j c Oklahoma railway
he right to coustruct a railway and
telegraph and telephone lines through
Oklahoma including the Osage nation
and Indian terrtiory to extend from
(iuthrle and connect wlllh tha iiisnnt.
line of the M K. 4k O at Stevens.
Kas and from Oklahoma City to co-i
net t wtih the Quthrie road in Logan
oi Lincoln county. Tho Quthrie
branch of the line will extend from
(iutfrrle to Wbar. I. T. The road
Ik to be of the usual width and the or-
dinary provisions relative to stations
etc will obtain Fifty miles of track-
age must .ie conrttructed within three
wan
NOTED KAN8A MllRDait. '
Oswego Kas. Fib li; I)i ( C
Cxlboun of Mound Vullij in ni trial
lux c hargeci with th inurili oi bis
wife Madge Calhoun at Mound ViU-
le October 'Ji) I SOI Staudinj; mom
m at a prrniium in the ouit ioom.
Sixlj wituiri us n i uiiixk tined on the
(he Co ibidi rabh dllTiculty wan ix
perlc n" d in procuring a jnr The
i tuiui panel wan exhausted In font
'nln jiiioio we.o accepted
8avd Her Child's Life.
In three weeks our chubby lath
no Ji dianged by 1'neuinoniu. al
uio-i to a skeleton' writes Mi W
Uatknih of Pleasant (Ml v O
in hi cough ' t in thur in di if
u good docjtor's treatment for several
weeks grew worse every daj. We
theu used Dr King's New Discovery
for Consumption and our darling wu
doon sound ami II We aio sure
this grand medic iui saved bU life "
Miiliocs koow it's the only sure cure
for Coughs Colds and all Lung dis-
eases. A. H. Cray guarantees satis-
faction 60c $1 00. Trial bottleg free
fully In France It cirbodic-. the r
at Ion of a woman's postal starm
same as In Franct to h pin i d along
side the regular xtatnp Shi pointed
out that the regulation st imp of
France represent a jouni; woman
resting her hand o a table which
boats i he nioflo "Rights of Man"
while the Vm nch women hae adopted
tle reverse of this and show a young
man with hand on a table with tho
motto "Rights of Woman "
Her other proposition was that each
stato suffrage association shall ap-
point a state historian to koep a record
o full Interostlng facts.
The feature of tho public session was
the address of Mrs. Catt.
EXTENSIVE LOCKOUT
OF MILL HANDS
Double Loom System Pre
cipitates Strike of Six
Thousand Workers
By Associated Press.
Provldenoe R. I. Feb 12 While
the lockout of the six thoiiHand mill
hands of the American Woolen com
this morning the situation for the
time being is worse than before the
shut clown ten days ago.
At that time 160 weavers in the
Rhorslclc and Weybosset mills wero
ion a strike against the double loom
system When the mllln wer opened
today the entire force of weavers two
thousand iu number remain' d out In
raippoit of the original ntnk rs
A conference will b h Id In an
effort to settle the nuu-r If terms
can not be arranged aim In r trike will
probabb result
Cures croup tore throat pulmon
ary troubles Monarch over pain ot
every sort
Dr Thomas' Electric Oil
CATTLEMEN SATISFIED
WITH OLD OFFICERS
Re-Eiecl Former President
and Secretary; Gov.
Stanley's Address
Qy A'Moalated Press
Wichita Kas.. Feb is Tlu Okla
homa cattlemen's convutlon todin m
elected Abn r T Wilum piesidi it
and W K liolton set ct.m
Oovernor H tan ley of Km
on reoiprcx ity. He in k 'I
men to inn i and dui ! n
h1o:i of mui ki ts Hi k ii l i l
hpok
IHttU
lt Ii
(Hllltl
ciaiiK Mould not gran n u It mi
It'HK pll H' d h public H' 111 IUI' lit
YOUNG THEODORE BETTER
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that the lad will probabl tune passed
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four hours
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 6, Ed. 1, Wednesday, February 12, 1902, newspaper, February 12, 1902; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc75843/m1/1/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.