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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-12
FINDS Aged WOMAN WANDERING.

Mrs. Emile Lehman, IA years old,
who says she resides at the home of
Charles Lehman, a farmer of Somer-
vile, is being held at the Third Rre7
cinct police station for examination by
Police Surgeon Clark. Patrolman Me
Carriek found her wandering about the
streets alone late last night and brought
her to the station for safe keeping.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-12
FUTURE OF BATTLESHIPS.

First Government officer Ga few years
hence)-Anything particular on hand
today?
second Government Offieer-Yes; I've
got to go this afternoon to take part
in the molding of the CONVERSIONS for
a new battleship.-Chicago Tribune.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-12
ADAMS LAST NAME.

what inquired the frivolous per-
son, was Adams last name.
Il don't know" answered the circus
man. Judging from his fine collec-
tion Of animals in the Garden of Eden,
it might have been Forepaugh."
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-12
Il RETORT CAYENNE.

"She says she feels embarrassed in
her bathing suit"
Possibly it's a little out Of style"
answered Miss Cayenne.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-12
Gets watch for Attendance.

oSNS -
Francis E. Caffrey was presented with
a gold watch by the Rev. Eugene P.
Carroll, pastor of the church. for not
being absent from school in sever
years. On June rs the following pupils
will draw gold and silver medals: Not
absent in five years, Blanch M. Bed
ford, Helen e. Reynolds. Elizabeth A.
Mulligan, David "A. Connolly; not abb
sent in four years. James f. Flood, John
w. Mulligan; three years, Leonora v.
McKelty, Frederic c. Hoffman, William
j. Fogarty, Katharine B. O'Toole, Mary
A. Holmes; two years, Susan A. Franks,
William j. Wind, Helen A. Tfghe,
Thomas S. Fogarty. Catherine M. Con-
don, Gertrude NJ. Connolly; one year,
Agnes G.. Gerruty, Loretta r. Wind, Lo-
retta G. Henderson, James ]. REILLY,
Joseph J. Smith. Madeleine A. Condow.
Edward C. Wind, Margaret V. Bailey,
Mary b. White, Helen M. White, Ce-
ella Connolly. Frances Wind, Charles
Miles. Anna Smith and Thomas Con-
nelly.
Among those in the boxes last night
were Police Commissioner John Bladder
and family, Mrs. T. ]. McManus and
friends. DR.. D. L. Mccormick and fam
lily, Philip J. Mcclure and friends and
DIR. william Mckenzie and friends.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-12
TWO SURE SHOTS.

Oh, sing not of election day,
Whate'er the course great men pur-
sue.
I'll have the grocery bills to pay,
And rent will still keep coming due.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-12
BRIDGET PUPILS
HOLD GRADUATION
CONCERT ANDDRILL
Kruger Auditorium OverflOws
with ChiIdren's Families
and Friends.
MANY DIPLOMAS AND
GOLD MEDALS AWARDED
Father Cornelius Delivers Adj
dress to Graduates. E.
Caffrey Is Valedictorian.

Standing room was at q premium in
the Kruger Auditorium when the
pupils of st. Bridget's Parochial Schopl
gave a very c%reditable entertainment
In conjunction with the exercises Of
the graduating class, the members of
which received the highest honors of
the school for having completed the
course in a satisfactory manner
Diplomas and gold medals were con-
ferred upon the graduates by the Rev.
Eugene P. Carroll. pastor of st.
B~ridget's.
The members of the class are Agnes
G.. Clarity, Sara M. Sheerin, Katharine
F. White, Alice B. Hooley, Francis e.
Caffrey, Leonora v. McKelty and
Loretta r. Wind.
The address to the graduates was de-
livered by Father Cornelius, o. S. b.
Francis Edward Caffrey was the vale
dictorian. The program consisted OF
songs, drills and musical numbers, each
of which was greeted with hearty APP
plause.
Entertaining Program.
The program was as follows: Choral
and dance, "'Twas the Rose" girls Of
the grammar grades; sword drill and
tableau, boys of grammar grades;
choral, shepherd from the Mountain, y
the Minims; a tribute to Erin's flag
and the Stars and Stripes, Columbia,
Loretta G. Henderson,; Erin, Irene F
Barber; Betsy Ross, Helen E. Reyn-
Odds: Delsarte Palm, the graduates;
THE Triumph of the Pixies" King
Jewel, Frederick Hoffman; Queen
Fatima, Hannah MCGEE: Fanchor
(queen's attendant), Mary Coogan;
Knowall (king's encyclopedia, George
H~effernan; Laughing Gas (king's jes-
teri, Joseph O'Toole; Stay Behind
(king's g%eneral), Joseph Riley; pixies
fairies. chorals and dances; violin
selections, John Riley; comforting OF
honors; valedictory, Fidelity Francis
Edward Caffrey; address to the gradu-
ates, the Rev. Father Cornelius, o. S
B.; choral, Farewell"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-08
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INDIAN LANDS TOO HIGH NOW
Predicted That Tehy viii be Cheap
er in Next Thirty Days.


Business men returning from old
Indian Territory whore Indian lands
were recently relieved OF restrictions
under the Mcclure boil maintain
th"ie was no great rush for lands
when the reserva ion was thrown
open for purchase and t0at the only
people really buying from the In
dians and freemen are real estate
sharpers and grafters employed by
Certain cOrporations. One of the
business men says: Lands will be
cheaper in the Chickasha ami Choc-
taw Nations in thirty days from now
and then it will be possible to sc,
good property for the price now
asked Tor poor land
u know OF one case where & man
purchased 100 acres Of oil land for
$1,000 ard kept ten freedmen out OF
the territory until after the day the
lands were opened When he regis
tered his deeds and received $15-
900 from corporation. He didn't
pay the freedmen until af,er he had
filed the deeds OF transfer TO the
Corporation and received the check
The business IN indian lands VIII
igrow gradually ana those WHO are
Informed do not expect much Until
after Sept / Investors VINO want
farms will then come from the North
ana East and they viii not come until
& they have cared for their crops
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-08
One OF fbe
Essentials

Of the happy haass Of to-day is g vast
fund Of inforuzE u as to the best methods
of promoting health end happiness and
right living and knowledge Of the worlds
best products.
Products Of actual excellence and
reasonable claims truthfully presented
and which have attained to worldwide
acceptance through the approval Of the
well-luformed Of the World; not Of indi-
yiduals only, but of the many who have
the happy faculty Of selecting and obtain
ing the best the world affords.
One OF tho products Of that class, Of
known component parts. an Ethical
remedy, approved BY physieians and com
sava.led by the MelllsforRei Of the
Mond as valuable and pholesome family
laxative is the weH-kncssn syrup oi Figs
and islix,r Of ssnna 70 get It's beneisial
effects always buy the genuine, n.anE-
fact.uod by the California Zig Syrup Co,
only. and for sale BY n seading druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-08
GOVERNOR HASKELL
PRESENT Ar CONFERENCE
At Least Five Hundred Thousand
Dollars Regarded as
~ gNOM SS4s EAs
.a Necessary 81

Fafrview ihnton; Neb., Aae. ST.
The wsiereNithal. With which to'
conduct the Democratic campaign
was The momeatqus question under
iisapssioo al Fairyiew yesterday
III has lbsefA faliS rcaiiztd tilat a
properly conducted campaign re.
quires adequate funds to psy he
legitimate expenses. but the ques.
Ion Of who Is to pat np the money
is one which has been the subject Of
more discussion tha never since the
luminaiiuus M Denver were made
While II Is admitted that from a
number OF sources individual contri
0uticns Of liberal Size were made. the
lecision has been reached that the
hull; g. the fund is expected to come
from The naases. A sum not less
han five hundred thousand dollars
S regarded as necessary 10 meet the
expenses OF the campaign.
The matter was talked over at great
length by Mr.. Bryan with Form r.
Senator Il r. Pettigrcw. os south
Dakota. a member OF tie finance com
mltet and last night witt! Governor
g. ~ Haskell treasurer OF the DemO-
cratic national committed The de-
cision was reached that the financd
committee stouli mra IN Cl6ag3
eXt Monday end al once cnter upon
the work or Organisation and perfect,
/ ng ians for raising the necessary
mcans for the campaign.
! NJ Pettigrew went to Fairview y
recf from New York., whore he was
/ In conference with Chairman Mack
and other leaders 81 The party
mot all the Democrats met" said
! he, will support Mr. Bryan, but their
I detection viii have no effectfoD tine
result, becauge tho Democrats are
! iearer together than ever before
New York Is certainly Defaocratic this
year. | foand many Democrats ol
great wealth who heretofore were OF
apposed to our candidates. but this
year they are with us These men
who acquired their money honestly
intend to lend substantial aid TO our
cause"
AS the result of the visit of Mr., Pet,
! lgrew. which lasted almost the en-.
4 ire day, it was disclosed that Mr.
] }ryan contemplates still another
hange in his program. The plan
low Is that following his speech ct
lopelW be viii proceed direct TO Nit
| lel. y d., at which place he will
! leliver an address on August 29
The following day. which win be
Sunday will be spent in Sioux City
and Sioux Falls and from there he
viii go to ST. Paul, where he is sched
Med to speak on the 3-st On Septem-
SER 2 Mr., Bryan viii speak az the
Nebraska state fair IN ineoln
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-08
EXPOSITION PROMOTERS
CHARGED WITH FRAUD
BY CONTRACT TOR
10 Daily Leader,

Special TO Daily Leader.
Oklahoma City. Aug. S.--F. w. Ed
av has filed suit for 81 sO6S0 against
Go organizers OF the oklahoma James
town exposition company organized
exhibit natural ana manufactured
products of Oklahoma at the James
town exposition In 1907.
The penfon alleges that the de-
,endants obtained their charter BY
faud ana that the secretary of state
&C Guthrie was never petitianed TO
give the company a charter. The
company was organized with paid up
stock af 100000 and made prom
lses 10 its stockhollers ana others
interested that the company was a
regularly organized one, whose sole
Object was TO boost Oklahom products.
Eddy entered into written contract
70 furnsh aaaterisl ana lahor 20 erect
hcoihs ~ the falf. which were % bo
most elaborate In the expedition, and
that after be had eNpenie1 $l.2c5.eo
he discovered Thar the company IN.
tended 70 reap a harvest by selling
space In the booths at a large figure.
re asked for settlement aud was put
cff until the company was disband.
ed he says.
TIE defendants IN the case are Lee
ciuce, j. S. Lyon. H. l.. Eogg. James
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-08
HURT BY CRITICISMS
SHAWNEE PROSECUTORS
QUIT THEIR JOBS

Special 10 Daily Leader.
Shawnee. OKLA, Aug. S.--Quite
stir was caused in the country by the
resignation OF c. p. Holt and Hunter
Johnson, assistant prosecutors in the
county attorneys office. The resigna-
tons are the result of criticism Of the
conduct OF the office, especially in the
prosecution of bootlegging and gam
Ding cases. The government forces
ana the farmers have for several
rionths boen raising a prolonged howl
about the number of convictions and
the charge Is opeply made that the
prosecution was half-hearted.
The assistant county attorneys
have been given the prosecution OF
only certain cases, and In these they
we're almost without exception sue
ctssful in securing conyitions.
Virgil Bogeers. the county attor-
hey, is Al present out OF the city. In
lie absence Holt and Johnson made
6 ninSeDendent raid OF number of
1oints, discovering four gambling
rooms with complete outfits and a
number o. bootlegging joints In
Short space of time. rhe furniture
end wet goods were seized and the
lropri4AF put rbdPr arrest, Three
plead guilty and the etaers are under
bond.
Holt and Johnson are both rising
gNHng attorneys at shawnee Their
action Is expected 10 carse a general
rHction in comfy circles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-08

(By Associated Press.)
Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. S.A voluntary
petition in bankruptcy was iiled 'attei
s O'Clock last nignt in the uniteo
states district court by Attorney
Chas. Mofyschauser of New York, re
presenting Harry X. Thaw o1 thiH
city who Is now confined in the
pnohcag county, New York, Jail
IN she petition Thaw states tnat his
assets are s3S,012.3S, and his liabili-
ties S453, ,14o.43.
Roger O'Mara, well known Pitts
burg detective, and personal friend o.
the Thaw family was appointed as re
ceiver. His bond was placed at $500,
900. Rnd John Newell and James W
Platt, two PROMINENT business men o.
this city, became security Tor MI
O'Mnfa
The most interesting information
given regarding the proceedings Is e
be found in the petition for the ap
pointment OF a receiver in which IL y
alleged that the action Is taken TO-
the purpose OF preventing his proper
ty being dissipated in litigation over
claims many Of which are unipst
The figures in the bankruptcy peti
llQn EnOM AilAi AAAo lRA'AH " WV AeN
yers ami doctors
Thaw states that he Is confined II
jail in Duchess county, New York, anl
is likely TO pc there for some time
He says some or his creditors hav
commenced suits against him and 9th
ers are contemplating similar actions
he Is unable, he says, TO give the
litigation his attention. owing TO the
confinement.
TIE papers were received by T.. NJ
Underwood receiver IN bankruptcy o
the United States court for Lawrence
county, Pennsylvania, who happene,
10 be in the city. the local receiver
w. X. Blair being absent for few
DAYS, The papers will be presented
10 Mr.. Blair when he returns.
Laans aniopnfing 70 sl9l 800 from
ms mother, Mrs. Wm41 haw, are moi
Disputed
ikAmpns the disputed claims are ;hC
fftloNingS. John BtGe5son, New Yorl
ST $40 Haftriige md Peaboly New
Ytrar.@4HA.000; j. j. Graham. New
burg. N r.. s2.95i; DR.. Hammond
New York. $1,000; Or. Wagner, Bing
hannon y. ", $4,000; Dr. Jelllhfe
New York S5245; Or. Jones Morris
town. n q. $4,000; Martin Iittleton
Nov York SS055; pr Hamilton, New
York Se,U0oi Or. Dana, New York
$1,000
Previous 70 fling the papers AttoI
ney Moryschauser held a long confer
encc with stone aud Stone. Thaw's lc
cal counsel, and the greatest secrec,
was maintained regarding the actor
1aken.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-08
A WARN"
ARGUMENT

Special to Daily Leader. eaf
Hobart, Okla, Aug. SHE threw
I've water upon me and hit him with
q caa of lye, quoth Pearl Brooks, ~
who was araigned in county court on
the charsc ef hayine made an assau't
pHon J w. Raneless. WHO alleged ltnat
10 received serious burns nh nle iace
as a result CT contact with potash
thrown by the girl. i}A
Rangley said that the girl had been
n the habit Of drawing water from
hydrant in the Rangley yard. she
Lad filed tub on this occasion ant'
Tut lye la the water 10 soften It, He
ordered her 60 remove he tuD, acccrC-
lgg 90 his statement SO tnat mis- ill.,
&c clild Ncld not toucn g. Wnen she
refused 30 comply with his request he
poured thu y ater oilt and tue girl
lung a can Of I've In his face.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-08

hangs olt aro.nd Joplin. and oper-
ales big nit store whenyer he
can; RAJ Howard was killed IN Mus
hogee; Jim Furber was killed in the
Kiowa and Cenanche country
Conk' Jcnes died in the west; Jack
Collins took his right name, John
Tearney, and for years conducted a
saloon ;na gambling house in Guth-
fie and lnei respectable; Peccra was
sent up fca sen wears ia the pen Tor
tcr killing Jim Cliea in King shcr;
Kid" Montana is stili In OElalomI
City cat cne time he was the only man
In Oklahoma City rich enough 10 own
g bicycley. ed Riley disappeared. BIZ
smith went to Alaska; Emmett Tsue-
love shot a man IN Purcell and duck.
el f~r TCXas; Bert Hurst Is in Har.
Ier, Kans. digging pOstholes (he was
at one time the swiftest dice man in
the country bua went against dope
sid his mind Is a wreck; 'Frenchy
Lcbritton became rich and lives re-
sEect blo ID "A palatial home in El Re
10; old Jim Miller Is dead; George
English Is piking around the country
s9me where ana shows MP every once
"a aWhil, Billy Myers was last heard
o. ~ Wichita: Blackjack" was killed
80, -, "a '',,,' ~, oi'7 ?
gan Was killed ia Hobart by Bob Bur
ist@'', ..tIn,,n,.,, ,,as 0nno s;aaa a. '.,i and
-, ''t'lpS ,,,,9, W "opn , i'Slu '''. '"u '..i
,.,11a s,,;oi,'' ~, a,a 80, o.,,se
,hs 'lSi.1 9fs's.'' 't - a. "s'i''s'
aron,,b 0t,shIn,s ritg oo.as,,a'',t,'
h"f bn ,osl.s l,,-e s,s No., 1,.,s,
ring y M M ll.,s-s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-08
Is Pc e-ru-na Useful
for Catarrh?

shoalda list ofthe ingredients ofPe-
runa be submitted 70 any medicsl exs
pert, ofwhateyer school o. nationality,
he world be obliged 10 admit without
reserve thai each one Of them was Of
.apdnubtsil value ia ehrenie catarrhal
'tisseases and hs6ttooafh etcstof manys
Years experience in the treatment Of
such diseases. THERE CAN BE NO
DISPUTE ABOUT THIS WHAT
EVER. Peruna isoomposed ofthe most
eficacious and universally used herbal
remedies for catarrh. Every ingred-
lent of Peruna has a reputation Of its
neutrality-suspicious. phase ofcatarrh.
peruna brings to the home the COM
BINED KF3WLEDGE0F SEVERAL
SCHOOLS OF MEDICINE in the treat
ment Of catarrhal diseases; brings to
the l,ome hescicntifc skill and kn9wl-
edge Of the modern pharmacist; and
last but not least, brings to the home the
vast and varied experience Of DR.. Hart
man, in the use ofcatarrh remedies, and
in the treatment ofcataYrhal diseases.
The fact is, chronic cstarrh is a dis
ease which is very prevalent. Many
thousand people know they have
chronic catarrh. They have visited
doctors over and ever again, and been
told that their case is one Of chronic
catarrh. Itmay beofthe noae, throats
lungs, stomach or some other internal
organ. There Is no doubtas to the ma
ture of the disease. The only trouble
is the remedy. This doctor has tried
10 cure them. That doctor Aas tried
to prescribe for them.
EUr THEY ALL FAILED TO
BRING ANY RELIEF.
Dr. Hartman's idea is that a catarrh
remedy can be made on a large scale,
as he is making it; that it can be made
honestly, OF the purest drugs and of
the strictest uniformity. His idea is
that this remedy can be supplied di-
rectly to the people, ami 10 more be
charged for Il than is necessary for
the handling Of it,
No other household remedy So uni
versally advertised carries upon the
label the principal active constituents
showing that Peruna invites the full
inspection Of Tie critics.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-08
TAKES ADVANTAGE
OF BANKRUPTCY ACT
Receiver Appointed to Prevent
J. DlssASIgn Of Property
sa in Litigation

rBy Associated pressD

: Poughkeepsie. n. " Aug. S--liar
ryijS. Thaw. when interviewed in jail
ree..-sling the bankruptcy proceedings
Instituted in Pittsbnrg last night sala
that he had alreadw spent Szgo,oVv
and that there are additional claims
amounting to 100000 more HIS as
sets, ne said, included $4,000 cash.
Continuing. Thaw said:
III is & business necessity due to
the heavy expense which have beer
under during period OF over TWO
years. Now tlnd additional bills ana
claims. many Of them exaggerated 10
pay these As they are presented
would entail the result that ! coul,i
not pay all and that some 1ust cFedl
tors would suffer. II IS 10 prevent
exactly such Injustice that the bank
rupfcy laws were created and J cor
slider that BY becoming bankrupt in
sure Justice TO all
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-08

The disappearance OF Frank Hefley
which was chr9nlcled in the rimcs
the other day calls to mind me early
days Of Oklahoma City, when laEless-
ness resigned supreme.
Frank Ilcffey was back in 50 and
90 was "a faro bank dealer in the old
Sacarac gambling house on Grand
avenue.
frank Heffey has disappeared
So have almost all the Otners OF his
class OF 80 and 80.
In those days, familiar characters
around the gambling houses of Okla
homa City, and who viii be renem-
bered by all the cld-timers, Were the
Cox boys, the Darnoll BOYS. pink
Hud and Pete Fagg, Dick and Frank
Hawkins, Luke Short, Bill Spar,
Whitley Rupp, ARKANSAS KID" Kid
Eannister. Butterfly Kid Elliuwocd
KID Coyote Kid" Obe hathaway,
Charley Wright Buster" Howard,
"Far' Howard, Jim Turber. pug
Smith, skinny Brown, Dill Shelauit,
rom Cook, Cincinnati Red" ed Ellis,
"Conk' Jones. Jack Collins. ice Pc
cora, Jim Cline. Kid" Monahan,
John, Bill and Sam ShaWcross. El
Riley, Bill Smith. Emmett Trgei0ye.
Bert Hurst. 'Frenchy" Lebrltton, Jim
Miller, George I'nglish, Billy Meyers.
@Blackjaek'' Bin Morgan. 4Hgmpy
rDoots," Dutch jake. "Eui" Nit.
ehell. John Clark ami numerous ctll-
crs who rsye escaped the Sritei S
memoiy
Yes. F9spk Heffey has disappeared.
And s have all the others. They've
5,ohc Whore? Nobody knows. AS
Dutch, lake once said when asked BY
a merchant here VIII he was. replied:
= am an outcast f.om society. l dare
9ot darken the sacred PORTALS OF my
iather's ,hcuse. ] wash my face in a
larbershop eai French fries off high
stool. and call the red-light district
my home--l am gambler
Like q rose they bud for awhile, but
he game soon proves TOO swift and
they 80.
Among those above whom the writer
remembers some are dead some in
the penitentiary some killed, some
drnnkards, and one or two prosper
Gus.
What Happened to Them.
"Bud" Cox went 70 Texas and was
Killed: Bad Fagg is dead: Dick
Hawkus was Killed in Wyoming;
Luke short WAS killed IN 1T W9cth:
Bin Spar is following the races, and
.still lives in Wichita. brt Is hrokea
Whitley Rupp,is dea ~ died a drunk
ard: the Arkansas Kid" went TO the
penitentlary: "Kid' Bannister was
killed by Tom Cooke, Butterfly Kid
went bughonse from morrnIue. ana IS
probably dead ihe ~Ellnwood Kid'
vent TO the Klondyke and was aeyer
heard OF afterward; Coyote Kid
went to the penitentiary for 4
torn; Obe Hathaway is under
arrest as a bootlceger in Okla
homa City; CNafl9y Wfisht, saw his
lrother Jiul killed in Guthfie' beear1e
morphine fiend iater reformed and
last head Of as 2 p3nerhanger in Kan.
eas: "Pug' Smith died with the
snakes; skinny Brown Is In Cold
fail nif Chon9un dds d crenlart
IN Crlahowa CITY AID III buried ih
tfe rotsr's hcls Tor Cooke became
Ryleh " he Turf salccn N Oklahoma
CITY. cinclnaRti Res was kslled in
Colorado while warkiug the she'll
neme: td Ellis. altar being shot
through The neck IN Guthrie. left for
rlicnso where he WAS last seen der
ing the worlds fair Buster Howard
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-08

ident, through his assistant private
secretary. Randoibh Foster gave out
the following:
General CGriins statement is ab-
solfiely correct aud IL was entirely
rorer thai be slUlld mako H. The
substance OF the message from the
resident whicii he quo a Mas made
nblic long fs ln The Bruwnaviiie
'oatter the entire responsibility for is
uing the original order and for de-
clining 10 allow It's suspension WIS
he piesidhats
In his Interview today General Cor
In stated in substance thai Mr.. Taft
vas in 40 way responsible ior the or
or dischafgiHs the batalllln Of the
5th Infantry and that in doing Sc
he nsecrctary OF war 'had obeyed The
lirect order of the president.
Gneral Corbin then recountsd the
ircumstanees as they occurred and
ere published following tne biOwns
lie AFFAIR