The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 27, No. 15, Ed. 1, Friday, March 9, 1906 Page: 4 of 8
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THE LEADER GUTHRIE OKI A.
FRIDAY MARCH 9 1906.
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BY LESLIE G. NIQLAOK.
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tion for extluslvo afternoon publication In
lluthrle and IS miles radius.
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Mo. . Kas. Builneti 75) Editorial 89.
Ark. Valley Builness 7S Editorial 69.
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U HI ON (fey) LA B E L
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TRIDAY MARCH 9 19C6.
Good ovonlng how is your new stato
Thoro Is talk ot Frank Martin of
Bloomlngton 111. being appointed to
Speed's placo. Tho G. 0. P. can hard-
tjr stand another carpotbag Jar.
Tho Speed Jolt was cortalnly brutal.
At 3 o'olock Tuday ho recolvcd a
telegram from Moody roadlng: "By
order of Uio President yon nro ro-
HCvod from furtUor duty after C o'clock
today."
Tho Democracy of Oklahoma is unit-
icd and harmonious. All that is neces-
sary now is to keop the ammunition
dry and goodness konws Democracy
Las enough ammunition to utilize.
In matters affecting tho best Inter-
ests of tho city Tho Loader always
presents tho peoples' side. That la
tho reason tho people stand firmly by
Tho Loader. It is not a corporation
organ.
ABOUT THAT VAST FLOOD
OF PRIVATE BILLS.
Up to tho present Umo there havo
been introduced in congress during
the session 'GOOO bills in tho Houso and
000 bills In tho Sonnto. "It excites
wonder how congressmen by the most
assiduous inaustry can possibly glvo
oven jirofunctory attontlon to the pub-
lic debates and ordinary business and
still find tlmo to read tho bills." Tho
fact about the matter Is that thoy do
not give attention to tho discussions
And do not read tho bills. It la un-
fortunate htat it should bo eo.
But -tiero is oven a moro Berlous
and alarming pbaso of tho case than
that Tho groat mass of theao bills
Jiavo no connection near or remote
with real public business; they nro
lor tho most part private pension bills
or prlvato claims of various sorts or
bills designated to correct military
records so that tho porson whoso mili-
tary career is not "straight" on tho
books may bo in a position to apply
for a pension. That Is to say over
Tialf ot this vast volumo of bills are
merely ot graft methods of .actually
evading tho law In efforts to get at
tho public treasury.
Ot the 16000 bills In tho Houso 10.-
000 ot thom nro grants of pensions or
of increase of pensions to men who
have tried to get pensions through tho
regular channel of n liberal bureau
and havo Xalled to satisfy the examin-
ers and other officials of that offlco
ot their deserts. About 1200 are bills
correcting military records which are
cither "cfookod" or so vitally defect-
ive that the applicants can never hope
lo got a pension through the Pension
3M
Good health depends mostly upon
the food wc cat.
We can't be healthy if we take alum
or othqr poison daily in our food.
Dr. Price's Baking Powder is abso-
lutely free from alum. It is made from
pure cream of tartar and adds to the
healthfulness of die food
Price Baking Powder Co.1
Chicago.
'buroa'u nd more thn 2000 nro fram
ed to satisfy claims against "tho Gbv
ornment which tho Court of Claims
has denied. Ovor 13000 ot the total
tmmbor of 16000 boforo Jhe Hmiso an
private b'lls which aroJOt rtnatod tt?j
public butinoM or to tno rancuon oi
members of Congress.
This enormous flood of prlvato or
special legislation the vast majority
of which Is and must bo fraudulent
or at best of tho most doubtful pro-
priety has bain donounced ns atrc-
monddus abusi but thoro aro not
wanting contemporaries who look up-
on It as "Hie sacred right of petition"
or who contend that "In all that mass
of fraud and groad thoro aro meritori-
ous claims; In that mighty woltor of
ponslon grabbing grabbing oiioaldo of
the most liberal ot laws there aro
heroic men fallen to tho lowost os-
tato of slcku'ws and want who havo
been unable to prove their rights ac-
cording to law becauso of loss of pa-
pers death ot witnesses or other un-
prevoutnblo accident."
Tho logical and Irroslstablo effort of
the ovldonce found in this record
mado by tho Congress of tho Nation is
tho settled conviction In the public
mind that tho nion behind this and
other raids upon tho public treasury
are many of thom little better than
professional looters. There Is little
to hopo for In a public service basod
upon logrolling fatfrylng and tho pod-
dllng or special privileges; a wild
revel In spoils.
It 1b fair to dcolaro plainly tho
i truth about tlio matter In tlmo. No
government glvos ovor to nny such
round o plundering can bo endured
very long. Tho main initios of the
public sorvlco will miroly be neglect-
;od as long as mombors of Congress
thus selfishly dovoto their time and
attontlon to prlvnto claims and to
iholr oampalgn affairs. Nothing will
tond moro to destroy ovory vostlgo of
popular confldonco In tho Government
than tho policy of graft now bolng
pursued by a majority of mombors ot
Congress. Tho financial loss-'to tho
pooplo that must come of It is most
serlou. but tho moral offset of such
looting even in tho namo of Justice
and patriotism is tho chief danger to
bo drotdod.
A contemporary Insists that "when
congrossmon rocolvo notice from tholr
constituents of a gonoral public do-
slro that tho treasury shall not bo
looted In this unseemly manner con-
gressmen will pass only so many of
tho prlvato bills as thoy or tholr com-
mittees havo tlmo to examine" T t
Leador bellevos that Congross had
been duly notified of tho general pub-
lic dcslro that tho treasury shall not
bo thus exploited; but matters havo
run on until Congross has learned to
ovado responsibility for oven Its most
sorloua wrongs. Tho custom Is to
muddle motlors jso ns to avoid respon-
sibilities and ponaltles and thon to roll
loga or dlvldo tho pork around. Even
tho protests of tho pooplo aro now dis-
regarded and tho servlco ot tho poo-
'iplo overlooked and forgotton In tho
I strenuous round of prlvato buslnoss at
tho public cobL This fact ronders
tho moro sorlous and alarming that
condition which has led to tho vast
flood of prlvato bills.
SHE QUITS CHAUNCEY.
"O woman In our hours of case.
Uncertain coy and hard to ploaso
And vnrlablo as tho shado
By tho light quivering aspen mado
When pain and anguish rend tho brow
A ministering asgel thou!"
So sang Sir Walter Scott In tho
bruvo days of old and It may be that
In thoso day of lancoand chivalry tho
poet sized woman up right. But evolu-
tion liae been busy during tho tlmo
that has mado moated castlo and don-Jon-uoep
objects of antiquity and
things aro dlfforont now. Women
too aro dlrroront; likewise men.
Tho Inconsistency ot Mrs. Clmim-
cey M. Dopew Is respoctfully submit
ted. Surely If ovor n man's brow
j were rent with pain and anguish it Is
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Note. Baking powders that are sold at
ten to thirty cents a pound or a cent
on ounce arc made froa alum. Avoid
them.
A BLOODLESS GIRL
mt
AM8' PINK PILLS.
Miss Hathaway says These Pills Saved
Her Ufa and She Recommends
Them to Others.
Doctors have given the Greek hnmo
Amanita meaning "bloodlcMtnees" to a
dfMns which Is More prevalent among
young women than Is generally bsMovMI.
In ha oarly l4res tU dtseaao is not
ngfiKgd by- nny ilaclUW symptoms and
Often liwlcas consjUsmble advance before
tie JtMeonce is .iuoeil. An unusual feel-
Ins of mtlru after sllRht oxorolno
breatlilemnna and pallor aro the 11 rat
noticeable stuns. The disease literally
causes tho blooa to turn lo water and.
unleen ri proper remedy Is used is Inevi-
tably fatal. '
There are some wlio still bollevo that
anaemia Is incurable but the -following
oase.ls fully substantiated and may bo
Invfitlgnted by any ouo Interested.
Miss FrsnHle llattmway of SH West
Main st met Kalamazoo Mich. says':
"When I Ws sixteon years old I -was
taken quite ill so ill that the family doe-
tor was called in to attend mc I was
pale and weak and did not gain under
life care. Other treatment brought no
lwtter result and by the time I was
nineteen years old I wns so weak that 1
could not walk across the noor. I was
terribly -.mne'ated and my skin had lost
all color. The doetor In attendance had
pronounced the disease anaemia.
".About this time one of my friends.
Miss Huntley ndrlsed mo to try Dr.
Williams' I'ink rills for lIi People as
ahe had been eared of a somewhat simi-
lar trouble by tholr use. I bought a
package and soon found that they .wore
doing me hooiI. My appetite incrwsed
ana the henltliy color began to show In
my cheekH and lips. I continued to use
the pills until I had taken fifteen boxes
when I found myself permanently curod.
"Since then I have never had any ro-
turn of my old trt ble and wmnot re-
member a tlmo when I wns as strong
nnd healthy as now. I know Uiat Dr.
Williams fink! Mills fort l'ule People
saved my life nnd I bollove that no other
medlclno could have done so. I advise
nil my friends to try the pills and nlwny
find tliat thej- nro benefited by them.
I hojK that this testimonial may ho the
means of hundreds of sufferers Undlng n
curs for their Ills."
Dr. Williams' I'lnk Pills cure anncmiv
Just as food cures huncer. They do not
act on the bowolii but they (.dually mako
new blood Most common diseases are
caused by bn blood nnd Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills by supplying- the elements
necessary to -!ve m w life nnd richness
to the hlood have cured oven such d!s-
ense ns locomotor ataxia partial
paralysis. St. Vitus' dance scintlca lieil-
n.Jfrlii rheumatism nervous headache
the sfter-HTaets of the Krlp palpitation
of the heart pale and sallow complexions
and nil forms of weakness either In male
or female. Dr. Wllilame' Pink Pills for
Pale People nre sold by kill dealers or
will be seut postpaid on rucelpt of
price 60 oenti a box hIx 2mxm 12.60. by
uddreailnK Dr. Wlllnms Medlclno Com-
pany Soheuoctmly N. Y.
tho frontlspioco of Chauncoy's dome.
And If ever a woman had a glowing
opportunity to display that loyally
which nftor all is thb ivagnet that
holds "whon lighter pasafons idng have
pnsBed" It was Mrs. Dopow. Dut
what has alio done? Well sho haa
wafted Chauncoy an airy ailloa. Tho
dispatches stato that sho haa returned
to Parla and proceedings for divorce
nro to bo Inmiluurd.
Sontlmonfnlly of courao Mrs.
Dopow Is gu!v ot tho blackest ingrati-
tude. Dut should conduct which has
not boon govorned by sontlmont bo ad-
Judged from tho sentimental view-
point? It may reasonably bo assuued
that Mrs. Dopow didn't marry Chaun-
coy under any sentimental Impression.
At tho tlmo of tho ceremony which
morged tho "high contracting parties"
Into ono Chauncoy was ono of tho
most widely popular men In tho Uni-
ted States. "A far as tho east is
from tho west" so far did tho smilo
of Chauncoy radiate and Illumine. Ills
optimism was sufficiently abundant to
equip ovory cloud on tho horizon with
a Bterllng s'lvor lining. Place popu-
larity prestige powor anil iolf all
thoso were his. For thoso sho mar-
rlod him. Now thoy aro gono all save
pelf and it Chauncoy Dopow had all
tho monoy in tho kingdom of oarth ho
couldn't buy them back. lie haa for-
feited all the things for which this
woman mnrriod him and logically
there lg no obligation upon her to con-
tinue to fulfill a contract In tho osian-
tlRl foaturoa ot which the party of the
other part has moat lamentably de-
faulted. Had Mrs. Depew been proven
defective In the virtue and attrib-
utes which her sex must poiiosa
while Clmunoey'e reputation still re-
mained & white m hie whiskers he
very Jikely would have abandoned her
snd verdlcu ot condemnation would
be comparatively rare.
To be euro it had been nqhler end
liner for Mrs. Chnuncey to have ro-
melned attuneh Nd true and conelant
Un theee grlef-bouttdrdays. She should
have "stood pat." At the Mine time
the "ahottia-lure" department of
Chauncey'i oareer bu been eadly
aegleeted. Dy uncorking the bottle
we may pour out n moral to the ooru-
forting effuot that all men fortunately
are not Chauneey Depewa; that equal
ly fortunately ull women aro not
-Mrs. Chaunoey Depews.
Wants to be Postmistress.
Mm. 0. S. Watson of Sowar was
a the oUy tile nroralns conferring
with. Governor Prantz Secretary Fll-
son ajid District Clerk Korris the
powers that ho. Mrs. Watson wants
to be appointed poatnilstrooo of Sew-
ard to succeed Clinton W. Holdham
tho present incumbent who it is said
will resign shortly. It Is Btated that
thero is already a fight for tho offlco.
Two old soldlera aro also applicants
for the office. Mrs. Watson '. a widow
with two childrea.
NO COMPROMISE
BY OPERATORS
ILLINOIS. MINE OWNERS
FIRMLY -AGAINST
WAGE INCREASE.
CAPITAL1N THE LIMELIGHT
Morrison Says It Must fight
in the Open.
(Dy Associated Press.)
Chicago 111. March 9. "Capital
must como out in tho open and relin-
quish its socretlvo methods in conduct-
ing Ita business operations if it ovor
expoets to turn tho tide ot tho preju-
dice of tho massos now arrayed
against it."
Such 1b tho opinion of N. D. Morri-
son coal mino owner and capitalist of
Odin 111. oxprossod today. Ho Is horo
to attend a. special mooting of the
Illinois coal operators which opened
at tho Auditorium hotel today. Mr.
Morrison continued:
"If tho minors desorvo an Incrpasp
It should bo given to them. I bollevo
tho present scale of wages Is just and
wo should como. out and discuss tho
reason why wo believe so In a public
manner. Thoro aro two sovereignties
In this country. Ono works In tho
opon nud has n criminal code. Its
head Is at present Theodore Itoosevolt.
The other Is hoadod by John Mltcholl.
It works In secret and has a codo that
boglns with tho strike followed In or-
der liy tho boycott picket lino In-
timidation violoncc arson and mur-
der.' What tho outcomo Is to bo Is
beyond mo."
Advocating tho admission of press
roprosontntlvoi1 tp operators' meet-
ings .Mr. Morrison said:
"This secrecy is dangerous. Tho
minor meot in socrot and enforco
tholr rul03 by socrot moans. If wo
admit tho public as represented by
tho press tho public will bo informed
of tho sltuntlon. Dnr thoso men and
thoy ot course can not got a clear
Idea of what Is going on.
"Any day according to tho present
schedule a minor can go down in my
m I no at Odin -and earn $1 an hour.
Thf myroll of tho mino will show that.
It Will show that'mlncrs in somo In-
stances havo earned $7.18 for six
hours' work. Doos that look as if tho
present wago sralo was too low "
Tho Bossion of tho oporators was to
docldo upon somo concortcd action to
ho taken boforo tho lntorstato confer-
oaco of tho oporators to bo held at In-
dianapolis March 19. In Bplto of tho
suggosUon of Mr. Morrison tho ses-
sion was hold bohlnd closed doors.
Randolph Smith of St. Louis pro-
sided and C. h. Scroggs of Spring-
Held acted as secretary.
Doforc tho operators had been In
sosslon an hour It was evident from
the speeches that a majority were op-
posed to granting any incroaso in tho
wago scalo. Early in tho session tho
advisory cornmittco submitted a reso-
lution declaring against nny increase
and refusing to pay any portion of tho
salary of Bhot-flrers. Tho resolution
declares that tho mino owners aro will-
ing to confer with tho union on all
other demands excepting tho Increaso
wago scalo and tho proposition to pay
any portion of tho salary to the shot-
flrors. LOCAL POINTS
The real estrttc of Clarusr & Olds to-
day sold 'he Brvunbrtght property cor-
ner of Fifth etreet and Perkins to B. M.
nirch.
The lone-talked of electric line to Sul
phur from Oklahoma. City by way of
Lexington haa ben abandoned the
grading that has bean don between 8ul-
FOOD OR
STIMULANT.
Ask your doctor if when
he orders n patient to drink
lots of pure milk he advises
the addition of n large
quantity of whiskey. He'll
tell you no " very emphati-
cally. Yet there are people
who when ordered to get
Scott's Emulsion will accept
some wine cordial or extract
of cod liver oil and think" it is
the same thing or better. If
you want and need cod liver
oil in its best purest and
most easily digested form get
Scott's Emulsion. If you
want whiskey that's another
matter but don't look for the'
same results.
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"WTciiXl JPaoer 3fco
For almost nothing you can make your
house look like never. We give you all there is
in it for we can give you good -what others
pay for them and then make money.
Renfro's Drug Store.
Opposite P. O. 206 W. Okla. Ave.
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&
phur and Davis having been sold to tho
Frisco.
The contractors Billings & Snydor of!
Quthrlo who havo the Job of pbttlnc up
th-j hnndsome building for tho Purcell
Ilonk and Trust company at tho cor-1
ner of Main and Second began work the
first of thin week and ore pushing things
very energetically Purcrll lteglster.
The dates for the sprlne reunion of
the Scottish Itito Masons oi Oklahoma
havo been fixed for April 10-12. The 181"
letng Thursday tho Jlftunday-Thursdny
feast will he observed with the custo-
mary ceremony. Tho annus: oleatlon of
consistory olllcers will bo lld on Nov.
J9 next. Tho Itoso Croix cltaptor will
elect olllcers on May 10. the .De Sonnno
Knights of Kadosh on Slay 17.
CITY COUNCIL HEARS
ABOUT FINANCES
Last Quarter's Budget Is
Approved-Water Main
Extension
Acting Mayor IIIxou today requested
tho resignation of W. II. Mitchell as
policeman effective next Thursday. It
Is eald that Mitchell will be a deputy
marshal under Abemathy.
At the moetl'ig of the city counoil
Inst evening the report of the fl.iancu
committee wns nccepted as sent In.
with the exception of one Item of JJ3.03
for the city alerk for fees on en fore Ins
tho weed cutting ordinance which was
omitted nnd the matter referred to tho
city attorney. The report follows:
Salaries S1.2GS.77
Flio and M.aler 1.317.S7
Contingent .". C0.S1
tit root and brldgo 3.C0
Street nail lighting ... 6S2.10
Alley paving 12.09
City hall 8.0H
Sowers tl.00
Street crossing 711.00
Tower ; 73.9S
Total $4070.35
At tho closu of tho regular meeting
JUilgV' Tronic IJ.ilo mldrcssod the ooun-
oil on ho advisability of tho oxtenslon
of tho olght Inch water main from Noble
nnd Sixth streets to Pourosnth street
that the resident In hat part of the
city might havo hotter fire protection.
Councilman Walkor In replying stated
that the extension in tho city proper
Just now were in his opinion of moro
Importance tlutn those asked for In tho
evtreme districts. Mr. "Milker said tha'
thero wero no mains on Capitol hill
within six blocks of tlie cast boundary
lino while two mains oxtondoo to Four-
teenth street.
Tho camp cornmittco of tho Modern
Wloodmnn lodgo asked that tho revenue
dorlved from the street venders' licenses
otc during tbo log rolling to bo held
hero in Muj' bo given to the local lodge
to bo used by that ordor. The matter
will bo considered nt tho next regular
meeting tho cornmittco being Instructed
to present their request Jn writing.
ONDS DECLARED FORFEITED.
Custodians of Rice and Andrews Sum-
moned Before Court.
Af tho morning session of tho dlstrlot
court Judgo Uurford declared tho bond
of C. C. Andrews under Indictment for
forgery and George K. Woe lndlfltod
for extortion forfeited nnd ordered tho
bondsmen Into court. Woo wns nut on n
$1000 bond. Ills uomlsmen wero A. J.
Casey M. C. Sloan and M. A. McPiak.
On Andrews' bond were Luther "West
n. W. Ramsay O. II. Zlmmerrmm Cal
Mlnner D. It. Cotton and V. M. Jones.
The amount of tho bond was JS00.
1 LOOK SEE ACT! 1
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52 We irvltc your attention
& TIVE
ASSORTMENT of Glassware as exhibited in our $
$ West Window. Any piece
$ while the bargain is offered.
.Notice the line of Japanese Goods in East Window
Call soon and often.
Guthrie Glass & China Co.
208 Cast Oklcchoma. Avenue
Z$GGGtttt-$&i&&tt&S&G&Q&&8&S&$&&8&8&&5&8&B
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Bromo Laxative
Cough Syrup
is not only healing and soothing to the mucous mem-
branes of the throat and lungs it goes farther it
drives cold out of the system by action on the bowels
This is our own remedy and is fully guaranteed to
cure Coughs Colds Croup and 'Wliooping Cough
Price Larjje Bottle 35c
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This aftet-noon the d.imngo suit of
i. I. Martin against the Santa Fe Hall-
way company Is being tried by n. Jury.
W. II. Clmppetl trustee vs. Henry
llriuin money and cancellation of ch$t-
tell mortgage; dismissed by plaintiff at
bis cost.
S. a. Garrett vs. M. D. Danner appeal
from Justice court; Judgment for J7B
attorney fee And costs.
Anna M. Dunbar vs. John D. Dunbar
divorce; V. M. Ilobbs appointed referee.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. J. W "Wlkor ond sons William
nnd Itobert accompanied by her mother
Mrs. Herod left yesterday for their
home In Ponotv City.
Clrarles X Itates of Crescent City
was here yesterday. Ho has rocontly
disposed of his moat market ut Hint
placo and will probaWy engago in busi
ness In this city.
Charlie Hunter Hough nider and bos-
om friend of President Roosevelt was In
Guthrie last night. He oxpecta to as-
sumo the riultlsa or district clerk hi
Judgo nurwall'a district April 1.
Hon. Fred A. WTsgonor probate judge
of Llnooln county U hsro from Chand-
ler. Mr. AVyigonor served in tho lower
liouse of the S event ngfembly nnd mnda
a record that made him solid with his
people.
W. I Coleman traveling freight
agent of the Frisco has returned fiom
a trip to Waterloo la. to which point
5 accompanied the body of Mr.
flrewer his stepfather who died last
week at Mountain Park.
T. 21. Itedor of Cluthrle haa accepted
a position In the furnlturo department
of Itaker-Cernoy Co. If Mr. Iteder Is
like his name ho will catch 'em earning
nnd coin as his name spells the mint
lMckward and forward. Puwhuska Cap-
ital. Amos A. Mwlng. "Young-Man7Ulnt.luE
Down-the -Itoad-Half-a-Mllo-Ahond- of-tho-IIounds"
is In tho city. "The re-
cent upheaval In the -district 'uttorney'H
offlctn" ho romnrksd rxllncJilvnly "re-
minds mo of that donr old song of my
childhood 'Speed Away." "
FORCED TO RETRACTt
Plngree Takes Dack Statements Rela-
tive to Dr. -Qulley.
Special to Dally Leador.
IUlston Okla. March 9. This llttlo
city wn" t3 soeno of much oxcltament
yosteraay. Dr. C. D. Gnlloy a promi-
nent spoclull- of Guthrie delivered a
numbe; of Interesting lectures at the
opera house a few weeks ngo. A num-
beV of our citizens began his treatment.
His success so far has been good. Of
course this roused the lro of somo of tha
profession nnd a tlmdo wns begun t
once. Tho chizons of this placo bollove
In fair play and wlah to havo tho prlvl-
lcgo of choosing tholr own physician
nnd sided with Dr. Gulley. Tho LO. O.
F. brethren of which the doctor Is a
member wero especially solicitous In
his welfare. When tho doctor arrived
last evening he was Informed of soma
rilnndWous stutitnents Tho following
will explain Itself;
Ilalston Okla. March 6 1900.
I did mako scandalous and slanderous
statements ' against tho character and
reputation of Dr. C. D. Qulloy. I did It
without forothought nnd without any
personal knowlcdgo against him or his
reputation. I only repoatod a statement
made to me by a woman qf my ac-
quaintance. PerlMps her Informant was
on enemy of the doctor. Now as I
havo made said statements without any
knowledge of the truth of the same. I
acknowledge my wrong and retract all I
liave eald and in presence -of the under-
signed witness subscribe my name. Dr.
to tlie display of EXQTJISI- g
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Qulloy has mado a number of trips to
IlalBlon nnd a number of citizens have
liad dealings with him. lb.
hoard him spoken of by them only da a
perfect gentleman nnd a physician.
(Signed) W. H. I'lngreo. M. D.
Wltnow: It. T. Prootor City Marshnl.
IRA HILL GETS A JOB
Ed Kclley' to be Fired as
Pancoast's Clerk
Notes
Tho appointment of II. II. Smock as
territorial bank commissioner to hiipckc!
pPnul Coopsr as announced oxclualveli
in the Leader last night was puroly po-
litical neoor.dlng to Governor Franta.
"Mr. Smock and I havo been llfo long
friends" said the governor "but this
did not weigh In the appointment." Mr.
ahd Mrs. Smock aro already making ar-
rangamonts to movo to Guthrie. Mr.
Smock hns been one of tin? lending lights-
of Pytblantsm in Oklahoma for a num-
ber of years.
Claude Italcer of Poncn City will suc-
oeod Hugh Seott as private sccrotarv
to Delegate McQuire.
Im Hill Hough Itlder will bo appolnt-
ed dlatilot rlc-rk under Judgo Pancoftst
Ed Kelly w'll be Hr?d.
Chniley Hunter will begin his district
olitk's duties April 1st.
Attorney Gr-neral Cromwell is In llo
city.
Superintendent L. v. rtaxter has been
offered ft J6.000 position with a St. LouU
publUhlng house. J. S. Vnught. of Ok-
lsJioma City will succeed him us super-
intendent of public Instruction nnd cx-
olllclo auditor.
MERCY WAS DESERVED.
(Ily Associated Prcsa.)
Trenton N. J. Mareh 9. The death
sontcnoo Imposed upon Mrs. Antolnotto
Tolla for killing Joseph Sonta was to-
day commuted to sovon and a half years'
imprlsonmont'by tho court of pardons.
Sho w to lnvo been hanged next!
Monday.
PRESS COMMENT.
Enid Wave: Tho flgbt botweon Ok-
lahoma City and Guthrlo caused by tho
clanso In tho atatehood bill locating
: tho capital at Guthrlo until 1005 has1
'grown so spirited as to havo reached
tho ludicrous stage. Tho latest dovelop-
fent la thct tho Chamber of Comtnorco
of Oklahoma City has hired phota-
grapnors to tako views of all tho do-
lapldatcd and antiquated business
houses la Guthrlo and thoso vlowg aro
to bo exhibited in tho renato of tho
United States.
Base Ball and Fishing Time
are almost here. See
OLSSVSBTH
for
Spaldirvis Base Brtll Goods
ervd ell kinds of Fish-
intf Ta.ckle sxnd
THE BEST CIGARS
that ever were made.
Sign of the Big Indian and His
Gnn.
DRUQ CM STORE
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