The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-12

IOS e. Harrison,
and that II nothing happens thorem bo
dead coolies Of money In the country.
Delegate Bird Mcclure Is in the city on
special business. He received tele-
gram yesterday evening from Ned Sis
son OF Anadarko TO N enect that no
people were killed by the tornado at
Snyder.
To morrow afternoon at p. m. the
Arapahoo Indians OF El Reno viii play
the Logan County High school a game
OF baseball az Island park. the proceeds
Of which are TO be given to tho sufferers
Of the Snyder tornado.
A marriage license was issued yoster-
day evonlns by Probate Judge suang to
Elbert @. Potter. age 81. and Laurotta
Wallace, age 90. Tho couple left today
FOR Purcell. l. r.. where they intend
to make their future home.
a number OF farmers said TO report,
er for the Leader today that the rain
win DO much good Wheat Is in first
class conuition, corn Is coming an right
ana cotton isn't far behind. glhare IS a
glorious prospect for crops.
The Logan County Fruit Growers
association viii meet at the Guthrie club
rooms az O'Clock on Saturday May
i8 The object OF the meeting is to
get the acreage Of tho fruit as there
are buyers in. sight for very kind OF fruit
and melons at good prices
A. c. Scott president Of the a. and
NJ College az saltwater passed through
Guthrie yesterday evening cnroute from
El Reno home lie visited the El Reno
high school ead give talk to the stu
dents. He also visited the high school
at Oklahoma city.
A resolution was introduced last night
by Judge Bierer al the smoker given
for the Oklahoma city visitors. extend
ing the sympathy Of Guthrie and Okla
homa city. and also All assistance that
can be- given 10 the town OF Snyder The
resolution was adopted unanimously.
In tle supreme court today the case
OF the Territory vs. Charles Cooper was
; nled This is am appealed case from
Comanche county Cooper was con-
yicted in the Comancao county district
court on charge Of stealing domestic
animals.
. Mrs A. G. Pnttoe died Wednesday
and was buried today Rcv wlclham
preached the funeral sermon at tho VIC
tor church this morning at eleven
O'Clock Mrs Pattee WAS well known
here. She came 10 the territory n the
early days with her husbai,d from se-
dalia kansas.
Yesterday evening special coach,
decorated with flags and hiled with ok
~ iahoma city travelling men and their
wives passed through Guthrie with the
north bound Santa Fe train enroute y
Independence, Kansas. where the trav-
ls cling men OF oklahoma and Kansas are
a holding convention number Of
commercial men went from this city
o. ed whitley was tried in the police
nt court This morning on a charge of selling
or produce in Guthrie. both m wholesal'
ara rotau lots without license ana wal
discharged. Ho proved 10 ihe satlsiac
an tion of the court chat Dee was selling onl3
as produce that came from his own farm
i- which Judge Olsmith held, could not b'
prohibited III is understood that loca
commission men instimted whitley
"a arrest
IT. Prof vs.. a. Lieh OF Joplin. Mo-, vii
be give q song recital at the Logan counC
High sc ool arduorrm f1r the honah
OF the Snyder sufferers. The resila
as was 70 haye heen given for lhe benoa
a. OF the Ugh school but was chausd io
he char.tys ake Prof Liebs smriHg b
co due and bis program tonight win Doe ai
elaborate ore. He IS doing tha for
good and worthy cause and eveigtod'
iis should help.
so There win d. congregational mce
at ng at the First Presbyterian church oi
neNt Tuesday evening May 49, at
O'Clock for the purpose Of calling a pas
ne Tor ana the transacting of any otne
10 business that may come before tnc Weet
ie ms AN members Of the church an'
vs.. congregation are urged 20 be present
NJ T. ARMANTRoUT.
Clerk 0f Session