The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-30
LEADERETTEs.

William NJ. Baker, OF Mulhan died
Samrd b night of malaria feevr We
was The fsther Of fourteen children
The county judge of Greer county
issued ~ marriage licenses last week
He says business Is picking up since
statehood
The Oklahoma Negro Teachers as
sociution in session this week In
Muskogee They want an Industrial
branch taught in the public schools
Judge FurmaH. Of Ada, is sporting
2 splendid diamond pin. a present
from the Masonic orders Of Oklahoma.
Hardy Miller Of Okatah, surren-
dered to the sheriff of Muskogee
county Saturday Warrants we're out
against him for disposing of wniskey
C'aud Westervelt OF Norman was
seriously hurt last week i'm a freight
wreck near Earlsboro. He had been
back TO work but two months from
being laid up a year 10y an accident
at Enid
Using an ordinary carpenters
chisel to open the safe Of the Carney
Lombard Lumber company at Pauls
Valley Saturday night robbers Sc
cured $500 in currency and $4,000
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The farmers OF Southeastern Okla
homa have made arrangements to
leave Shawnee in special train
on January 3. to the National Farm
era con, ertion which COny.ues ga
Memphis next weok
The Republicans of tulsa county
A. b'ersion Saturday ciecied the1r
representatives, IL the state commit
tee meeting 10 be Seld here January
Sth, and endorsed Wh> TAFT, for the
presidential nominee.
j. w Holly. n farmer living near
Hinton. has picked more lban ten
bales of cotton this season. His re-
cord for Al days work way 39l
pounds daily. making q rotal Lt l6,
93l pounds in the a. days.
L. ~, Sampson. telegraph oper
Stor has surrendered 20 the officers
of Mediord after eluding the officers,
for sevcra, years Ike says he stole
a typewriter from one of the depart
ment officers In Washington, d. c.
Thomas p Mellen. proprietor Of
the Mellen Dry Goods store of Okla
homa city. died at his home Saturday
afternoon OF consumption In spite
Of tell ravages OF his disease he
started ln business in 1889 with little
capital and amassed a great fortune
before he died.
State Superintendent F. d, Cam
cron and Senator j. c. Little were
rendered a big reception by the cit
liens OF Sulphur last week when they
returned from the capital city. Mir.
Cameron IS being praised by his con-
! stituents tor his position taken on the
public school question Of the Indian
Territory.
The election of officers Of the state
/ Teachers association for the ensuing
year at Tulsa Saturday resulted as
, follows: President Supt Evans OF
! Ardmore vice president, 9. l.
Kezer of Saltwater secretary, MISS
Maude Windermann of Anadarko,
~''Y -.. n. Robinson OF
i...,. ~. eNel atiy6 comDittee, Prof.
snowdon parlette, Guthrie, chairman
STUNT. S. >. Payne of Wetumka, and
/ Supt O +. Hayes, OF Chandler.
Three Oklahomans We're seriously
1 hurt Saturday with accidental gun
plays. including Melvin Mansfield o
! cleo. who was seriously injured b'
a double barrel gun barrel bursting
while hunting The other two We're
Elton Parish of Anadarko. aged Il
who was accidnetaly shot by hh
playmate. Russell Glass. ana Claude
! Roberts. of Aine who had his head
and hand badly mangled as the re
suit of carless handling OF a nf'
arm.
The skdoo bin Of the house relative
20 the killing OF skunks and other ami
mails was intro luced by G. W. O'Nea
of Coal county. and provides that j
snail De unlawful for any person t'
/ trap. wound. Kin or ensuare an!
skunk racooon. opossum. beaver o
any of the fur bearing animals d
tween March ] and December ], o.
for any person TO buy, sell on eiy'
away "A polt or pelts of fur bearing
animals during that period OF time
! except in the protection of PREMISE
1 from any animsl that may be In th
lact of destroying polltry or stock O
amy kind
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