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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18
TAX EXAMINERS 0uT

THE twenty special inspectors OF MI
Taylor ana counties assigned are as
follows
Hugh Gefner 81 Shawnee. Logan
county 6 & Alexander of Oklnaoma
citF aluskBgee and Haskell counties
, A. AlHetson, ot Pond EreeA. Grant
Garfield kay and Noble n r.
France, Of AVA Washington and Ok
lahoma. r a. Edmonds of Holden
Vie. Seminole. plilsbnFg. 0kmulHee
and Iulm. Geo. Neekiin Of Wood
ward ilafIer. Beaver ana Texas !.
II Piek.ea, q Carmen Woods Alfalfa,
NAiars Woodward ami Ellis X III.
Nash. Of Oklahoma city, seauoYah
Adalr. Cherokee ahd Ee.awafe iaeab
a. Mercer Of MeAIestef Greer Tllt
man. Dewey and Jackson; W ! Cole.
~ raus Valley Carter Gafpiu aud
Love ! x stone Of Fl Reno Roger
Allls. nnckham Custer ei Waahlsa,
j y. Cammlpgs 81 ohlaioma City
leHe on. Stephens anil Grady y. III
Nfleht. n snlpHaH Mnany I0gAslon.
Alilrshai aao MeEAiu " ssniafs
II KInsiishef eaaadian klaea Co
m6neae and 3laIAa Jahn + Haynes
oi Nalpaes LaElmer LeFlafe and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18
Mr.. RAY
WANTS JOB

Washington. lsn lS.- Chas w. Ray,
% Gfanield, Okla, called ii the
White House 20 enlist the interest OF
the president IN the establishment OF
q post Office al Granheld, new town
ui 500 population which has sprung
up IN iae big pasture.' ana which
AZ this time hga no post Office Mr.
Ray also wants 20 be- appointed posi-
master at Grandeld u post office 3
established there II * understood
thnl be- received encourgemout from
the president lie called 80 the White
House IA company with Representa-.
tive Mcclure
Mf RAY is a veteran Of The Spanish
wa ana q mute testimonial 81 hia sep.
Vice Ia tne absence Of his lleit arm
which he lost Ia service 10 the phlilp.
plnes. A San lsidrn he. with detach.
nent Of soldiers. wns amhuahel by
bnlo men ana hla arm was cut ciY
ne has been granted a pension of $40
per month lle enlisted IN the rcgm
IN army III Jefferson barracks IN sd
Lonls serving VITA Company / of the
,and infantry IN addition 10 his hon.
luhle discharge from ne army oil
lccount ot cts wounds. he was also
tlven meiai far bravery on account
4 his action in holllug with q small
detachment Of soldiers the bridge az
"alahn against an overebclmlng mm
ler Of Fllipluos
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18
TWO MEN WORKED TO-
GETHER THIRTY-FOUR YEARS
HenTysita Miners Raised Big
Fund For Legal
Talent Pay


okmngoe. Otla, Jan, rs The case
.ot ilnimlc Walters a miner at Henry.
eta charged with The murder Of MS.
B. M Davis vile OF ais G usM ana l'le-
long friend and companion was on
trial Saturday before Judge Carruuuefs.
III took one day 10 selact a jury and
eight special vcnlres lad to be called
before tho jury was secnred. The facts
as 70 Che killing OF MRS. Davis arc
agreed up y and ihe defense sets up a
plea ol temporary insanity The hill-
ms took place at lhe Walters cabin the
morning Of July jth 1908 Davis had
come TO The cabin to see Walters and
his wife went vita him 70 keen him
fronl further drinking as the two lad
heen drinklne hoayile for several dayF
a trivial misunderstanding 0eeurged
and withsw auy apparent rea on
Walters grabbed hls shotgun aud lired
Two shots, one Of them KILLING MIRA
eAgls ana the other jrsl mlsslug Ais
Davis
On the stand Saturday Davis testi.
fled with eafs streaming down Isl
'heesa anil ehaAcd wlth s8bs el De
slIlMg, felief4lng, alih0ugh q witness
af the state that be thought iha Il
vas accidental and he didn't Believe
Uncle IimmN" as le % iamitMif
gH0wn aas Ia hls right mind knew
wAa he was ltiHa he told Dl tham
aaiHs hass aHeHea sack e Mnles ad
aaN be had eama g ih'a country sigs
gfaur yeaN aso aad Qua q h.a fiHt
savings ie hsd semi bsrk tfe II ey
.af Jimmy Waters b join Alm 81 lhs
9HNtry anl Fbey bad been ifieaas
Ea klne lureihef oyer lneo eHl never
5eIuge had auarteleH lie testified
that Jimmy WBlVis WG always drunk
af sober ) peaeeable man. Il was uge
the most dramatic and pathetic
scenes ever Witnessed III 0hmnlgee
70 Is understood thal q big fund has
been subscribed hy tho miners
Henryetta 10 defend sim and W. N.
Matthew'S oi this clts and Barclay Nor
gan of Henryetta as associate were
employed 10 9elerd him ead Il viii De
one OF goo hardest fought eases ever
irled "a thlA section l0f many yaafs
ind 6 attracting large crowds to the
gngt room
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18
MASS Of BILLS FOR
COMMITTEE STUDY
General Orders Whipping Into
Special GsIumns This
Week

Today begins what viii be d busy
and important week for b. th houses Of
~ehe legislanpe
Each house is ~ session this after
neon aaa routine matter will be lla
posed Of as rapidly as possible That
many new hllls win be introduced dur
ing ;he week Is a foregone eanclusi
and the committees wil be kept busy
looking after Sic numerous measures
thai have already been referred 10
taem. On the senate calendar for %.
tay there are seventeen BILLS ca sec.
ond reading. shile there sac also many
measures known rs general -defs
The house caleGdaf too. + numbered
Wish d larbe nnmher of Ellis. Both
branches are wcrkias in0ustrioualy tt
clean 10 fhe calendars nj rapidly al
possible
70 Choose " 3 oeuascr
The most lnp ftant event Of me
geek VIII be The election 81 q United
States senator Tom0rruW t3e vote
VIII be taken in egeh hnusp and Be
Wednesday q ialni session viii be held
Al the meeting Of the TWO huscs
Wednesday lhe nominating speeches
viii be made and some of 0klahnmas
best orators, both Democratic and Rea
publican VIII be heard Fhe eaJa
dates are Senator Gore OF iAwtsn, d
present incumbent and Dennis gaua
el Oklahoma City tie latter heiHF lhf
Republican candidate Neither hd
sng opposition in De race COZ nonaHa
tlan before the primary wassh we
held ei lhe same lime as Che genera
election fl SoDmbe.
Fell0wine tie nominating speeches
Will Die the anndAneemenJ af The
vote, Hacl candidate VIII reooi4e ihs
fuH caucus vote OF the party 10 sh.ci
he belongs with the possible exception
nf 4 few ahgeuiccs AN u which q
course meens the reelection SeUa
sof Gore Roth se ami Mr. Elynn are
expected q be here
in each hause q committee has been
appointed to naka arfangemetas lef
thls event but BE report has 0cen
bfsrghl in up u ihla lima. Tine red
aorts efe expected a This ailerncoa's
SESSIONS
10 Attend zee ExcFeises
Tomorrow The membors win attend
the memnrial exercises In honor ol
General Robert y. lee, the day being
The anniversary f The famous gen
erals blla aih houses have voted
te accept the invitation extended taem
is The local chapter Of daughters q
The cantaderaeg u Is thought thai
practically AL lhe members sill at
tend Only an hour or two Will pc
consumed BY the exercises Acnce they
viii Interfere but little. If any, Rll
she business I Che legislature
aaiaslay comes the Grip % VI Reno
end The biz banquet which viii be
given b. citizens Of shai town III homer
oi lhc members roya time Il anil
cinalsd ard The solnna are looking for
ward b Che trip with no small degree
OF pleasure
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18
OPPOSE BANKERS PARDON

served tneaiy.eleht nonts Of his Is
deferminaGe aentencp Of II n one %
lunfteen years IN Joliet penltenliafyi
on lhe plea that be has been pnisheh
sufficiently
These sho are opposed q steas,
lsrds helns set at liberty Without lar.
lhef axfailon oi his crime, and who ih'
olude hundreds oi rTcrfY stricken
men and WuineE SleuslanAs vlcllat
-wlIl pfasesi against any parole of
pardon btiug grated
They VIII summea e Hse EFht thAaQ
who sre dead As i result Of IFS crime
citing iht fatalities whiea followed the
bank failure
ufsaHizea opp slilun 20 stenslanl
feleaae VII De ailefea through the
poliHl1 national allIsree II America. the
largest aaa most powerful Polish aaeies
ss "a lhls aaalfx wieh adapted fese
'uiians nfa|e fhioash Iis h9ef al
f|aHa Nfs 'es q
dfelafe aiIAt ,ls NnlsHsueal thus 8af
unsIeFsaio 81 sIanslaHd b fit s|IsE
1lttI h+ssh 8 adsaaale oka sf
NAfa aAnG 81 aHeeHHf peaHeN All
|ais haaal s. az11eH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18
THREE THOUSAND
FAMILIES CONCERNED
Interior Department Agrees
with OkIahOHa's Two
Statesmen

Washnglon. Jan IS III the bills
introduced " the senate BY senator
Gore ana the house by Representative
retrls become law, the settlers Ia
ihe 'ble pastue in Soulhwestern
Oklahoma Win ha relieved u the pay.
meAt af nearlg a milton duIlasF on
their ia7lns lhls year rhey viii pay
four percent Interest on tho deferred
p0ymen;
There are a.n0o families in lhe be
pasture who have taken up forms "a
These lhev made The nfHl payment az
twenty per cent when they bought
the lana r'hat was lho nrst vaar
The next payment 81 tspnly pef cent
ID now due. Win Building HOUSES.
fences Improving TIC farms ANA only
"sod c7op' laese Deerle are hard
20 ior money and most ai them are
unable 70 meet the payment nna due
On the land che orielual aefaemorl
was that these haapin warn "a have
I've years ID Wlileh to pag ihe sRaa
ont One yeaF extension has already
ileeu 8Fanfed and Haw another Ii ask.
81
seltfa tlu an liehfaHonsatlye
Ferris went IS M Hrregnry af she
injector the commissioner of Tndlan
aifalis end ne director of the eenefai
lhnl office and sot lha wpIlten endorse
menl of all these oiHeials Cor lhe biil.
wilen gives Il 3 eaad slEaw nf eets
tlne through at This seasian. crowded
though It 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18
REYNOLDS
JURY FIzZLE
Special to Daily Lender

Special 70 Daily Leader.
0kmulgee 0kia Ian IS. The jury
10 the case Of sid Reynolds charged
with the murder 81 WIN Mclaughlin n
a labor day picnic Sept 2. 1907 ailei
forty sonfs og dellbefation. aun0uneel
they could uot agree. ana Judge Car
rulhefs discharged them It v HHHtf
sla0d llse St. q laf aeaWital llea
Tor manslanehser and two for murder
Ha was ified under ihe Afkansas law
ln force prior tu statehood The Case
was given maeh prominence as the
parents 0I Tie defendant are rleh cai
tie owners near Psfmn and a humhe
Of wealthy cattse men we're m 0kmAl
gee during tile trial. u Is said IN iae
next trial additional evidence Will b9
brought agaihst NE defendant as nllct
new testimony has been dlsa1ges8d
aiHee lhe case went s. lke iary
Tho daleudast cIallns that IL de-.
ceased, VIII mclaughlin. insulled hts
wife end i0ld her d would kill ef
husband i she told him III the ab4fs
rel "a the Pablo siaad where lhe sheQi
lne occurred Arlaaehlia applied i
sefy Insulting enlthet and Rayn lls
stepped % another stand Hear by anf
Eas q gun nna ietusalag shuI Nc.
aug lin
rho ieieas tflf to ffeye II 0a1
aslsl hln tbea d delense as tieI.au1h.
VA staftea 3 attack hlln ThpaHia'nA
sNear fiat anenlln
alaaq BE- move la stslAa him Ihe af
lipf 81 iie aeieAaan md wife NlA
rnlIHfn one y llHhf g 1fn mouths.
Nage psesens aVflns lhe Alal0l tlie
eaae
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18
POSTMASTERS
IN OKLAHOMA

Washington an Is Ihe president
aaa sent to the senate iee counrma.
Lion The appointment of W Story
sherman as nostmasie.' u shaltuck
rhe senate has confirmed these post
office appointments. William IT.
aaffy. at Cafmen, John I. bradbury
at Wetnmka: William +. Brooks
Arruws harlan !. Butler Miami, j.
Collin. Manlton. Robert A. Diegs
LIndsar Ransom II brewery NARROW
@. w Meacham ilenryetla l1noch
Naelham. Hugo Alice Us Roheeison
Mnskegee' Dsalel strawn idabel, j.
Ed Van Mater, Altuss Frank Victor
Alton
Tie following foafihelnFs poss-of
iiee appointments have heeu made
E4win S. M0ofe, Ienks. Thomas ]
Mollait Orion John u nIekens. Ara.
Robert e Slmons. Katie
FlMerlnk G Wills has been an.
pulfsbl rural delivery csrrlar at
Granite. ana eyrIl ]. p Edwards his
heen appointed letter earrief At El
Rene
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18
GERHER
FINDS
STRANGE
LEVIES

Hugh aemcr. Of tle state examn.
era office VINO Is uow making an Ins
esiigatioa 81 tae records Of Logan
county made by application oi the
county commissioners WIS designated
81 State Examiner Taylor 10 examine
tho tax rolls Of began county
Mr Gorne, began BIS duties tod1y
4 fifteen mill lcsg had been made for
the glllage Of Langatnns ton mills for
General Purposes. the constitutional
limit. and five mills for Judgment,
Other villages much larger thaa Lang
sion iocated IN the county are voting
from two End threefouriAs TO four
mills. One or two school districts
we're found 10 have excessive leFles
whom only last Saturday The county
board OF equalization. knowing tie
examination aas coming. met AMI
npun the Recommendation 81 County
kitCrley Hephufne. cut The leYies fer
school purposes on school districts q
"A, ia 81. s6 g0 Il 77 ~ 81. Sc, 20
81 ana ab. al down 70 within FIVE
mills Lest yesr leyIes wera made
for these districts ranging FROM : to
20 mills 20, some unknown reason
the board thla year made tho Same
'eyy when the assessed valuation Is
three times greater than before and
when five min layy Would Trims IN
S much as fifteen 60 twenty. mills dI4
lass year IN district "a prlof To Sat
urdas lha board had d twenty mill
levy The constitution only permits
a ten mill levy and people may vote
for fifteen mills
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18

STANDARD
HEARING

9hlcae lll. Jan Is rhR r0g srn.
ments $50 lines s. atlaak ou ihe
Standard cil company arp aSpeetei ia
eeneerBe ia thls ctg I8Haffuw Whm
spee'ol Examiner fFBaklA Ferris VIII
sesdlqe heafInea b tAe dissolution
SUIT and District Judge Anderson viii
take pp Che fe.irlal of he rebate case
en which hle Judge Iandla celebrated
fine 4 S29,2i00Oo Aaa wlpce oas ~
the supreme eauft
Ten sunfnenas were issued Saturday
70 secare governments gilnessea 81 tie
dlsaonlien suit The names df ihrea
q lhcm were learned Thes hge n \.
liunilaatan comptroller 81 the chlca
So Terminal TauHie7 RAILROAD tsm
paay ] S. Ford auditor 81 ihe Chlea.
81 y Eastcrn l'llaals Railway e9m.
pany and Frank e Reilly naneiai
freight agent Of the fNicaeo & East
ern llllHeA Railway Company.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18


rhicaa M. Jan lSr Frlenas Of
raul o. steaeIapd. laothr 81 lhe Nil.
Nauhee Avenue State bank. and men
opposed to ihe extension 81 lenIency
le ghe embezzier whose crime drove
anne of hls victims % suicide alta pres
pnfsAg fr d Hight tomorrow which
pfsbahlg viii be ooe ofthe omsl bitter
ever wa1ed before tie state board Of
narl0ns Men whose homes wore
swept away IA the erash 1i the iaSil-
tasion cf whlth slenaland waa the
lfsTsyins nfeslHen women Nh e pain.
fully accumulated little savings HanlAa.
"a Whon he lIea ID TangleFs ard rala.
lI7es d Ehnae who were brought = sha
grave through suicide or broken
hearts. y Ms arl afe 81 those vino VIII
IS aligned Il he efeifl sbaskf lis
draanl u liberty
Leading Hen aid ceHv|ct.
oil lhe uihaF sIsIe kl|l T. men g %.
lIaenca ii ibe oily AI|I Ia4e and meM
b2fs as slena|aafe EaWl|z Ihef VIII
IS ted hf hls daughter MHk InEA SAME.
hafe. ii Mas|lson #|s a4hy VII 'iN'
n5sal lHe ,6I1ln s. AN 0.an NI|a AH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18

0kfuskee j o llammnns of Law
Ton Matps. Naeoaef nnd Mcintosh:
j - Nekeown. uI Guthrie, Bryan.
casgiae Mcenyialn aua Pashmata-
hs J Z ROeizei of Naionga hughes.
raHioiae. Cole aud AloiA G. NJ,
A8ers # Shawnee. Payne aul 0sage
" r. Brnees ~ Pryor afeek polt
ffalg al NaHatai The task Wlll
hf fon9plelci within ihry % forty
aYt
fhNy cary lAa following snide or
Instruction skset
state levy 81 county levy llmll
pias faf Mira school. plus iof com.
nlan rhool "a levy % limit. Town.
s#lp lees Z lIiail senl list 8. l.nlf.
ean vote To mills mara ahRneyee ne.
cessafs lsif sinking faad snd iof f..le
maqis
f elleH 81 Hahlc hH'1ue not
s. ktess 6f c Total valuation
eE eiiH# unH is 0f arheal dis
tfiei Ahn flHeil9o S helA iaf this
Hafeost
Estimate u fnrnlas sFensea of
fnhool districts
gconslausd e. Paaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18
COLORADO
HAS ANOTHER

Pueblo Colo. JAM iS -Four persons
were slightly injured 0 score of OILERS
nnrroWy escaped death last night when
ihc aasibuund SIG Louis express went
into 9 ditch eight miles from hr5 ne
in Eastern Colorado, an of lhe injured
wers passengers among whom was
Miles Harvey lola Kansas who sus-
tamoa 3 sprained back
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18
Fl() A S 7
NN.LET
SCORED
EXECUTIVE

Washington y. G. ian Is. Charae.
ieHging pfasidnai koaaevell as 4 gar
soyle ana II 'ihls ggmY daaoenden of
Dutch tradaspeoHle 4ua charging h!m
With having eglahllshed court in tho
White House Nhleh would have III.
lie tea heart - his aamlfer Alexander
Hamilton. Wlleif of Sew rk in
house iDdtg made one Of sha most SIT.
iee attacks 90 Tee eAief executive ever
heard 20 lhas pody Wlilett took tor
his theme slhf passlns ~ Re seeeit
and II speerh ol great length nealt
wlih humorous i shc presidents aets
since aQ eamc llo office and sca
lngls decaunfea lhein
After ieslarlae ihat II the fect 81
en- sesl d eanili ans Am9riesaa we're
ppssesaea an unlsefsei aease ei
tumsl Nilleu eail thal to sneh d
aaeHle e Maft He t3Fifsged rAiei
magistrate Nho has hlAFaf ~ 8tafe
81 haur mpylns llke a horse ieadfr
WA afs4il ei Ameslean activities
3tlffHB i efN afylhs blRie ol nee
gffaH sfas s. 81 i iai d1ief an Is
aie apafrea& s dng Wlth pfacleal
loillielns lhen v'ifh "a uagtyaaf
H1lhia hasa.l'le Fflofmfrh then s|ih
soeIAI lf Nlth ereai ihdusl lsl
eoiNsfoa WeaJ'nz ~ af9uf ~
aHif Nilh Ncah Wehsief anA 81
slptAv Eas|lsh ogeae iakag 4 s.
auf u Dnan ftff neE#ls q
..s..4,ssssI ta - ,t4 44An eHInI.IH A4H mas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18
TODAY In
DEPARTMENTS


Nolarles.
lamos W Mccurlcy Of Helena Tor
N0ads county
w T Malone. Of VI Reno, for Can.
ajian county
Joe Bouldln Of nethsl, ts Nccurtalu
county
y. n Nesbit, Of rauis yniley for
Garvia county
A II ealmcr Of aIuskogee, Tor
Mnskogcp county
A. $ Medeorls of shawnee itr Pot.
tewaluma county
T. n Chaifln, Of Tesola, FOR Beck
hgm county
Z. % Lyons ~ chickagaa, for Grady
county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18

Wsshneian. q 6 Jan IS tbs
Nae lasfn aliafnNss aeHf the fsh'
all iHaiFlde sHA iae ihel 81 s'le
mann q Ihe IzaI'td slttNs ana AttE
nH8 NeHea |taIHtt s hh.N 4
win dHH sn|s y kH4N iAe annie Il : 'la
iH1IFIat4i Wa1 NeTa 81 he 4ltfaantz
al|l llle Ne# NaHA MaFla cuEahhuN
sI|Nf Hies uaa oI efaH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18
ENID'S
PUBLIC
BUILDING

Washington, Jan rs. Represents
tlge Mcclure Aas been informed By
the supervising architect oi the Treas
lfy department. that within a few
days hlaa will be- advertised for fhe
erection Of ihe feiefal building al
Enlat An appropriation of si00 COO
was ma4e ior Cliffs building aa 81
which ls available iusi as soon nG 5HH
contract Is too The site ai Enid h#s
already been housh an1 Mr Mce0lfe
hQpes 10 nave the ledornl building
there the ilssi % be completed OF Che
e0iF7e number 90 lbe inpia for 8k-
Nlfma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18

Washington y e. Jan iss naios
Foraker In signed statement adax
denied aiief Als rellfcmo0t an son.
ate be No9id become c3afsel iaf dif
earNcd negra soldiers ul the twenty
fifth Infantry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18

flpmlny. 0hlas Jaa rs Thieves
battered down the door si the Xaty
lopoi Saturday night and stole six.
ioen gallons of whisky that file agent
had refused 20 turn over to the cen.
slgnee This Is the second robbery
within ZEN days 1T the depot upon
The previous occasion the dsnot WAS
robbed " Gao cases Of shoes hllled to
Sutherland and s.audefdals part 81
which was found later IN d aack noar
Che stock 5rds The identity of one
9f the thieves is known aud his ar.
rest will be Made today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18
soorLEeoER CAUGHT


Special 10 Daily .aader
Humlny. okla Fam is Whea The
Katy iraln pulled into the deuns Sun.
lhy afternoon man was Seen ic gei
q with q sack o. hl1 back s,is &C.
lions being ausnlei0us ho was placed
under arrest by otlicom Fsceman and
Busby und in The search that follow
The sack was found io contain
eight quarts of whlskey
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18
RoHRsRa BLEW
CARRIER BANK SAFE


Special 10 Daily feadcr
Carrie OKLA, Ian Is nobbors al
two O'Clock this morning looted the
flfst SITE bank * Se.5oo IA eash and
cNrfcncy
The robbers cut the telephone and
selcgrsph wircli cutting cammunca-
tnn 70 Enid iwesfe miles to lhe east,
Only one person yenturod Onl Of his
house after hearing the reloft of the
blowing open tf the safe. Only one
SHOT vas ased The officers have no
clue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18
SUPREME
COURT
AFFIRMS
FL N {

Washington y g. lan iS Sit
lrome court OF to United sAtes az
ilrmej decree 1f aiaie courts Of Texas
IMPOSING fine OF s G2a 600 on Waiars-
Pierce 0ll company Of si Louis aa5
usilng IT from state ofi charge yiolal.
ng Texas antiiraal iaW
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18
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Secretary Of State Bin Cross reiurn.
50 this m Fnlae from visit in Okla.
h0ma City
Bank Commissioner A NJ YOUNG re-.
turned this morning from Muskogeo
Ele reports The llse there asst week not
30 bad as reported
Lieutenant Governor Geo NJ Bell
amy arrived tis M rnlng from El
Reno.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18
HOUAE

The house met this afternoon and
\ resolution from Ross oi Comanchc,
'calling for ihe auditing report ~ con
tngent expenses OF an departments
waq uiiefel.
A concurrent resolution ~ lapp
ami casieel poalponine payment Of
school land Fe,als becJuse OF bad
crops Wal o6ered.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18

'TAe senate coagaHel Y IV0 O'CLOCK.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-18

geonslaasa e Pans
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-07
SALARY INCREASE
OF President and Others is
Recommended by Some
Amendments.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Jan. =
BY an amendment to the legislative,
executive and judicial appropriation
bill, which was reported today to the
Senate from the committee on finance
the salary of the President OF the
United States was increased from
$4,000 TO 100000. the increase to
include the 900 now annually APP
propriated for the Presidents travel
ing expenses.
Amendments were also reported
increasing the salaries Of the vice.
president and speaker Of the house
from $4,000 to $4,000 a year.
These amendments we're referred to
the committee on appropriations.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-07
FALLS THROUGH BRIDGE
Clarksburg Glassworker Ser
iously Hurt at Grafton
But Will Recover.

GRAFTON. Jan. 7-Joseah Tobin,
a glass worker, OF clarksburg. was
seriously injured here yesterday by
falling drought the railroad bridge
on the Parkersburg branch of the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad. He ar
rived in Grafton on an early train
and was crossing the bridge to the
West Side with some friends. when
he stepped of the ,restle to avoid
an approaching train and fell on i
pile OF stones near the base OF the
center pier. about 80 feet below.
Four ribs We're broken and he was
otherwise. injured. He was taken to
the city hospital, where he is now In
fair condition and VIII recover.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-07

sold y =. T. Burke.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-07
PERSONAL

]. ". Miner was a business visitor
here last night from Wyatt.
S. Kennedy, Of Industrial spent the
night here.
F. \. Donaldson Is here from
Burnsvillc On business.
7. J Bartlett OF FaIrmont. was /
bosiness visitor here over night.
Miss Lillian Carr has returned 10
Athens TO resume her duties as head
OF the music department of the Con-
cord State Normal school.
Col. Thomas Miles. who has been
on visit to his sister. Mrs ]. W.
Travcr viii leave tonight for his
home in GrecnvIllc. S. c.