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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10
RELIES ON UkWRITTEK
LAW, NOT INSANITY
Prosecution Decides That TNsH.
mOny Of Mrs. Annls Is
Not Necessary

New York May 1a-J0hn ~ McIn.
tyre, chief counsel for Capt Peter @.
Halns, on trial OF Flushing for the kill
ing Of William ~ Annis at the Baysidc
Yacht club made the positive asser-
llon today that no felt nine Of ne iur-
ors would vote for the acquittal OF the
army officer on the first ballot While
he pleaded insanity for his client he
really relies on The unwritten law
By suddenly closing the defense ai-
Ter the prosecution had finished with
rs witnesses In rebuttal, Mr., Mcintyre
made hts A0ldest move.
By bringing forth army officers and
allenists IN rebuttal the prosecution
wiped ont the insanity defense built up
for Hams Mcintyre, instead Of trying
10 dlscledit these witnesses, lei mat
ters stand as they did and announced
that he too had closed his side Of the
case Both sides have filed briefs with
Judge Garrets0n containing sugges'
tlons and requests for the courts charg
Ing. which. WIN probably be made on
Tuesday.
Today the prosecution and defense
win sum up. the defense taking three
hours for rs address, The judges
charge is expected to be over by noon
Tuesday, and the case will then 80 70
me Jury. Mrs. Annis did not testify for
The prosecution. although shC asked
that she be allowed TO 70 on the stand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10
ournRlE,a oPponTuNIrY.


Tonight al the city han Guthrie's
representative citizens meet 70 furtb.
er discuss and arrange for the Noun
tain valley and Plains railroad Il ia
the purpose Or this meeting to 80
deeper into detail and perfect arrange
ments. & is open 10 vhomsoever Of
our citizenship wiahes 70 be arnyed
upon the side Of push and progress
and the most humble or the most
wealthy win and all on en- equal foot.
Ing.
Since the arst diacnseIou Of this
project. the people Of Guthrie have be.
come aropaed TO the Importance Of the
road and the extraordinary territory
It win cpt IN twain for the capital Of
the state.
IN matters oi this kind, where an.
ance aud routeaurveying are two
strong features. and where so many
different communities must act rapid.
ity aud earnealnesa OF action make
strong points IN the ultimate success.
Guthrie. as the railroad city Of the
state. with but one other equailins IN
number Of lines In operation and none
IN service Of trains. can wen afford 20
take the step which win make Of the
capital The great gadlatng city from
whence The railway ayatema Of the
state emerge. lraverslne every section,
bringing back 70 the center the pro-
DUCTS, for diversity unsurpassed with
IN tho confines of she whole United
States. eelea&@A
with one exception the new road
wlll opon 10 Guthrie i wider and more
fertile irlde section than amy other
line. Joining the capital city 70 that
great int gral part Of the state hereto.
fore chained 70 Kansas by reason OF
our railway lncniclencles
Tonight The matter win be discussed
and explanations offered to those who
have not kept IN touch with the move.
ment,
Tonight you can have q say
You are Welcome there, urged 10
be present end Give expression to your
ideas.
u Us ease where all may speak
and all, working IA unison, can accom-.
pliHh almost whatever we undertake.
BE present, hp actively present and
interested TO The extent Of stating your
deas, Of least
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10
SENTENCED

Mercer. Pa. May 10--Iames II Boyle
vas sentenced today to life imprlaon'
ment In the penltentiary for KIDNAPPING
White WhItla Mrs Boyle received a
sentence OF twenty-five years with a
fine Of five Thousand dollars and costs.
BOYLE dld not create Q scene in court
as he bad threatened and did not At,
ter word pfnr TO his sentence,
Both Boyle and HIS wife COLLAPSED
completely upon hearing their SEN
fences pronounced Boyle managed 10
walk down stairs on The way back e
jnii nnt later became limp aud ull'
able to stand. Mrs Boyle was unable
To eaik down stairs and she was car
fled down by officers.
Boyle declares be will issue a for
NAL statement aoon, naming the mys'
terioes thlri party whum he alleges
was implicated N ihe kidnapping
Thsf ihreets Of double suicide made
Dy the aoylea wcfe moi Idle words HAs
hhown toeay when Il became known
that razor Whleh asd been hidden
10 his clothing was taken from Boyle
today and That Afs Boyle had lahen
suaHgisy 0i morphine which seemingly
ha6 ilftie effect upon her
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10
CORPORATION BOARD
MEETS TOMORROW
F0R MAY SESSION

The Corporation commission con.
eenes tomorrow Cor the regular Mas
term.
Docketed Cor tomorrow are hearings
on proposed order No 5A TO make
rules and regulations for the making
of reporie to the commission; on pro.
posed order No. 81, which "a amend.
atory to the vegetable and fruit tariff
now IN effect There WIN also be a
hearing upon proposed order No %
recently issued by ahe commission
which requires the Frisco and Rock
Island roads 10 give tho same rates
over both systems. the commission
maintaining that while the roads are
under different management. they are
one and the same road being con-
tr0led BY the same owners, Should the
commission make this order after hear
ing on the matter, Il win save the
shippers OF Oklahoma much IN freight
rates. AS the roads are now allowed 10
charge tha same rates as roads oper.
ated Independently OF each other II
Is understood that the head officials
OF both the Rock island and Frisco
Systems viii be here tomorrow on the
hearing and that they win fight che
proposed order to the finish.
On Wednesday nine complaints
against the Frisco viii be heard md
the road will be givon opportunities 10
answer to three citations for contempt
for alleged violation OF orders OF Che
commission
On Thursday five cases against The
Santa Fe and one citation for contempt
are 10 be tried. On Friday complaints
against the Midland Valley. Wichita
Fails and the St Louis and Iron Noun
tain roads wiR be heard Several tele.
phone cases win also be heard on that
day. Saturday win be devoted 20 the
taking 81 evidence IN complaints filed
by s. Douglas Russell and others Of
Ilangston against the railroads pperat
Ing IN the state asking equal accommo-
dations for the negro race as for the
whites on passenger trains. as Is pro-
vlded under the constitution.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10
BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
CHANGES COMMITTEES

At s recent meeting Of the state
board og agriculture The committees
were feorgmlzed by increase IN mem
berahp Of some and rearrangemenI Of
others. The personnel Of committees
aa changed Is as follows;
College committee lawers White,
McLaud. chairman; M. F. lkard Chick
asha. A. G. Cobb. Wagner; 4 w.
Lindsey OF ch0teau and 4 +. Wilson.
Of valiant
Quarantine committee-R w Lind
sey. Choteau, chairman: r. n Wilson,
valiant. Dan Delhi Gotebo; Q. A.
Brewer, Helena Ewera White NC
Loud
Farmers Institute c0mmllteeA. q.
Cobb, Wagner. ehairmani NJ. y lizard
chiekasha J " Lindsey, Howe
Nursery inspection and demonstfa-
tlon farm committee. W. Cawley,
llnme. chairman; Dan Delhi, Goteho o
A. brewer, Helena.
The quarantine committee Is 10 ses-
sion today In the office Of Live Stock
Commissioner Bryan preparing the
new quarantine proclamation 70 be
issued by the board for the year 1909
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10
ATTORNEY GENERALS
OFFICE FURNISHES
BATCH OF OPINIONS

Assistant Attorney General n, G.
spilman holds hi an opinion today that
an lands belonging " minors. inelud.
Ing indian minors which could be
sold by The owner ll he were Of age
are taxable. Attorney General West
IN answer 10 an inquiry from State
Superintendent 4, ID Cameron states
lhat he knows Of no law which re.
aulres teachers TO pass examinations
IN music end OklahQmn history before
teachers certificate should be lRsned
Attorney General Charles West
holds IN an opinion Today, In answer
TO an inquiry from Governor HASKELL
that the proceeds lrom the selling Of
liquors cnnAscaled by the enforcement
department OF The state should be
used for the benefit " the agency as
provided by law. but adds that the
payment Ol officers Of their fees and
expenses IN the c0ulscation Of tho
goods out OF this fund Is absolutely
necessary for The benefit Of the SER
Vice and that Il should Be 80 ordered
Attorney General Charles West IN an
opinion 70 Howard Parker state court
reporter, holds that In the matter Of
printing the appropriation bills In The
session laws that whore the items are
vetoed they should not be excluded
from tho printed laws. This Is de.
paftufe from the method Of las. year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10
WILL TAKE UP MATTER
WITH ATTORNEY GENERAL
Claims 10 Have Support Of
Nearly All Members Of
Missouri Delegation

Special 20 Daily Leader.
washington, May lO.-aepresenta.
4iye Murphy win have another con
ference with Attorney Genera. Wick
efsham regarding the resolution he
has offered providing for an Invesiiga.
ton Of the official conduct Of Judge
Phillips and Judge Mcphorson He
hones to induce the attorney general
% take the matter up and suppoft
him III his demand for action on the
resolution at this session Of Congress-
He admitted today that Speaker
Cannon would not permit him to bring
It before the House AZ this session
unless such action was Urged by the
administration Slice he offered his
resolution he has been IN communica.
lion with Missouri lawyers and others
who. he says, have supplied facts re-
llectlng rpon the conduct Of the judges
lie win submit their statements 70 MT
Wlckershgm
Mr. Murphy's plan Is 10 bring pres
sure TO bear upon Speaker Cannon
for the appointment Of the Judiciary
committee AZ this session. The speak
ar has said that ne would not appoint
any more committees until Congress
oensones next December Il impeach'
laani proceedings are TO be Instituted
they must be proposed BY the Judiciary
committee If that committee Is ap'
pointed Murphy viii oifer a new reso-
iutlon providing for Impeachment The
resolution he has offered merely dl'
fecis an Investigation.
IN PREF sing his charges against the
Judges Murphy says he win have tho
support OF nearly all the members "
the Missouri delegation though they
do not care to discuss Il YET, IN the
last Congress Missouri has two repre-
aensauyes on the Judiciary committee
-caulfeld and DeArmoud Judge De'
Armond was the ranking Democrat
canlheld is nat member OF this
Congress. but Judge DeArmond VIII be
Feappolnted
Speaker Cannon refuses TO make
any comment on Murphy's resolution
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10
SLAYER WILL PLEAD
TO CHARGE SATURDAY
without Money and Court WlN
Have to Appoint Counsel
ioT Defense
Special q Daiiy Leader

Special % Daily feadet
Denver Colo. May TO- The eorsn
ers jury found from the evidence AZ
ducod. including the confession oi tha
suspect, that Leo Heiton committed
he murder Of charlea WlllAfofd "
some time during the evening ol May
j. III front of tho Pullman shops, FoFt
oth and Williams: that death waa
caused BY wllaford being slrucN
With a weapon in tho hands oi Les
aolton. the nature Of which weapon ~;
lnknown to the jury
Detectives Clarke and Saunders
sho we're detailed on the case az soon
III It was reported TO police headuuat
ers, testified That they had gone from
one grading camp 10 another ~ the
nelghborhood and had finally n che
larcon camp, found that seven men
had been released and nnid uif lhe
lay preceding the murder lsAes ala.
covered that descriptions of IWo Of
.he labolers corfesnunded With two
men who had been III David sllaetN
saloon, Thirtyninth aud williams. me-
spenlng Of the crime One of fha |deu-
iaed men was known "a Charles
mlth, later Identified ne WIllatofd
lnd the ether was IEeliun
DCped" the Beer
Helton eas found later m Hagkes
treel srloon and vas wearing Wllls.
ldra'g hat and q watch which he con
fessed no had received from 4 pawn.
broker as bonus Oh the sale aF hls
Victims iimepiece.
The prisoner confessed ia ihe nfaa
anee " witnesses and sienogfapheg
o Chief ni Police hfinstrcng that aa
had murdered Wiilafefd but declared
that be had struck only one blow anu
that in aefunse. Willalord had aecunea
IFS companion, malugalned The slayer
lhat he (Haltonl had d0pedH The beer
Willafo 8 was drinking EEellon re-
senied tfe accusation warmly end WIk
laford. says Heit0n. struck At nln
Fhen helt0n confessed plcKlug wv
some instrument aud striking WILLIS
ford. IN whose company be had planned
trip to Kansas City, Kan.
Wlllpgofds Mmasna wore shppo0
yesterday 60 his home III Guthrie 0A
where his mother lives
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10
BANK commissioners
BOOKS IN GOOD SHAPE

The state examiners department
has completed the examination Of the
Office of the state bank commissioner
ana submitted favorable report
thereon to Governor Haskell The re.
port covers the work Of the bank de-
pertinent from November ~ 1907, 70
March l. 1909 Assistant Examiner
steele, who made the examination,
states that the bank department makes
8 splendid showing. that the records
ara correct and the books balance 70
lhe dot The report shows the depart.
ment to have made examination or
500 banks since statehood, fees Tor
which, amounting TO over $4,000, have
been turned over To the state treas
urer The records Of the state bank
ing board on file IN the bank commits
sloners Office, are also found correct.
The report covers the admlnistra'
lions of II. II. Smock and A NJ. Young
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10
RECORD Of
LAST WEEK. s
FARM LOANS

The following farm loans were made
during the week ending May 5. bt
the Loan department OF the scnool
Land commission.
Mcclure, Mary O., Pryor, Mages
county. $4,000,
Odom. William T.. Carmel Jackson
county, 100000
8olleake. Johann. FalrvleW. Major
county, Si00000,1
Neff. Ransom ~. aaplnn. Greek
county. 100000.
Fahcy barney Amea, Major coun.
ty. 100000.
Barnett Joseph 4. zelgler Major
county. $4,000.
Boyd, Naming T. Nilhurlon. Latlner
county. s250,10
Davis i.owreg atiigeli, Adair cyun
~ Gib00.00
eewell, \. n. Eriek, leekham oouu.
~. S2000s0.
Montgomery. v. N. Earlahoro, Pot.
lawalomle county. siO0000
Aeee Arthur = Putnam Dewey
county si50010
Mofawitz Charles. Manchester ~
falia county. gi600u0
soioman. Thns d. Oklahoma. iIeaY
er county. s500n0.
Hazel George =. Alius, Jackson ccun
~. s2500O0.
Smith. Emma Z WIlhurton, sohn
stOn county, eS00.0a.
Mcmillan. Neilll Jeslee. Greer oapH
81 e5o00Q
free. Mafs s. iyg BeaeaF eeualg
Qi2b0ea
Total o2e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10

From the Ellis County captall
Last week the head men OF the pro-
posed railroad met with the citizens
OF 0uthiie and presented their propn
sitlon
It was accebted At once and work
was Immediately commenced TO raise
the required bonus.
Guthrie citizens have the right spirit
aud are always willing to take hold
Of a proposition that has some founda.
tion.
With this new road running west
from Guthrie It Will open up a territory
that could never be reached by ouih-
rie merchants.
Afttr this line is in operation it viii
mean more wholesale houses for Guth-
rie. As Il Is now. most OF the goods
come from Kansas. as Il Is so much
nearer With this line running the
new country to be developed win bring
IN many returns.
Not only viii It help Guthrie, but
every little town on the line viii be-
Gin to tlke on new life New people
viii continue to come IN and The farm
ling land VIII be more heavily TILED.
This win mean much more business
and the taxable property Of this sec.
ton win be greatly increased
We think The people Of this section
owe much to Guthrie for the part she
has taken in making It possible 70
bHlld thls road.
We have been for Guthrie from the
start, ard think q the logical location
for the terminal
Guthrie has as many railroads as
any city ia Oklahoma and more than
most Of them. With the vast railroad
facilities it win be possible to get to
the eastern and other section Of the
state in shorter length Of Slme.
We win not have 70 50 to Kansas
now 10 visit the Capitol
Here's 10 Guthrie, and may she ever
prosper
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10
NO SUMMER SCHOOL At
THREE NEW NDRMALS

State school superintendent ~. D.
Cameron has announced that there
would be no summer school at the
now normals schools located as Durant
ada and Tahlequah this summer bul
that The schools would open up next
lall with as lnrge faculties and as large
an attendance AZ the other normal
schools In the state. Summer courses
for teachers VIII be conducted a the
three normal schools in old Oklahoma
lhls summer as usual bus the dates
have not as yei been determined.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10
To SUBMIT
WRITTEN
PROPOSALS

m communication to Senator 7. p.
Gore. the assistant secretary Of tho
Treasury department at Washington
writes as follows regarding the pur-
chase 81 additional ground for the
Federal building at Guthrie, for which
In appropriation Of $4,000 has already
been made:
Sir: IN response 70 your letter OF
the oath ultimO, transmitting d COM
munIcation addressed TO YOU On the
18th ultlmu. by Judge A. q. G. Blerer,
regarding the enlargement Of the Fed
eral bul ding site At Guthrie, 0kla-
homa, have the honor 10 inform yod
that the department has today written
the United States attorney at Guthrie
requesting that he obtain written pro
posais from the owners Of the lots
east Of The Government lot TO sell their
land TO the United States. Upon re.
ceIpt Of the expected offers the de'
partment Will give further considers
ton to the matter Respectfully
tslgned) &c. D. Hillea. assistant secre
llay.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10
HEARING ARGUMENT ON
TAX FERRET INJUNCTION

Arguments are being made before
Joel M sandlln, Judge Of the Logan
County Superior court. today on the
granting Of permanent injunction IN
me case Of Felix Adler and other 10.
gan county taxpayers against the conn
tg treasurer and Sheriff Mahoney 70
restrain them from collecting The iax-
Is listed ny Messrs. Adams and VIII
liams. the Logan county tax ferreis.
on the ground that the tax ferret law,
or Senate bin No 2ia. of The First leg-
lalalure was not legally passed ny both
houses Judge 9andiln several weeks
ago granted a temporary Injunction ND
on application 81 the plaintiffs. AtioF'
news John llevereaux and frank Dale
are representing the plaintiffs end
paul Williams and John adams The DE-.
PENDANTS. The only unesilon raised
ii the case Il the legality o. The Ias.
sage % lhe ael the supreme court
having upheld the conslltutldnality ol
the law IN every RESPECT
Judge sandlin late Saturday after
noon heard arguments Oh q motion N
dismiss IT, case 81 Federal Trust com
panv WI n. + Covlel In which ihe
plaintiff seeks 10 collect Q $500 f
smith and Western railroad bonus
note. Also fl The matter oi eranllng
majority pannfs TO Harold n feHty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10
TOOK REVENGE ON
OPPOSING WITNESS

Special % Daily Leader
shaNnee. Okla. May 10 LANES
Garrett was shot and fatally injured
early sunday morning lie was ST.
ting IN resort on souih Broadway
when hi aasailant commenced shoot
lnn three balls taking effect The in.
Inred mau told the officers who has
ienpd Ia his aid that he had baen shot
bg Lindsey Colemhil against whom be
had given evidence N the police court:
niroute 10 the hoapltnl the wounded
man narrated his knowledge o. tne
afalr. aud warrants we're issued for
Coleman. Garrett Is the son OF q
former United States marshal in In
dian Territory days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10
GETS LICENSE To LOAN MONEY

The first Insurance company which,
In addition 70 It's regular insurance
business, loans money ct low rate, to
begin business IN Oklahoma was given
license today by State Insurance
Commissioner McComb. u Is the Gem
tral Life Assurance society OF Des
Molnes, la. with a capitalization uf
500, 600 and assets Of $l000l000.
rhe psaaase of the new insur-
anee code by the recent legislature has
opened new era IN Oklahoma" said
Mr. McComb, "Thia Is the era 0t cheap
or money"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10
WANTS OFFICIAL SUSPENDED

State Enforcement Attorney frae
Caldwell 0day prepared 9 notice which
he forwarded 10 q. g. Wlllsl. tounig
attorney of woodward county ata,ing
fhal he vii appear before Judge Luff
borrow Of the district court ol Wooa
ward county with petition for iile sus
pension of Wllatt from office pqndna
bis hearing un charges ul sinpropa2
conduct in office
Accusations aeYe neea retnraef
against Wlleii and County Judge
OBren Of that county chaFging poln
officers with Improper conduct IN QE
flee ii connection with she aliegee
dismissal 81 scme liquor cases The
lower court decided the case aanInss
O'Brcn and Ne hes taken aaDeel sr
The aupreme court.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10
SAYS PETITION IS DEFECTIVE

Attorney deneFal Charles Weal has
ruled tnai the patltlon filed With urV.
ernor Haskell fof an elecolon tn tFlNa
Ter portion Of Eastern piilsbuIg cour
" 20 TIE county of Haskell Hlll have
10 be- redrafled The objection sinlee
was chat the petition Ind NOT been
properly certified aa Il did not show
lhe amount OF wealth end ponuleiloe
In each county as required bg enc
constitution
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10
HEAVY FROST THIS
MORNING kT Topeka

TOneka kanAs HaY l0.-- hefN VS.
i hoavY FROST IN this section this mort
lng III minimum sempefaIare We
thirty.faaT degrees. The Government
obscrVef says that ahile the frost Nez
heaYx. lIik temperature vas Het |uN
on0uaa Il Au @oSl4aa damage ~ iflal1s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10
WILL ELECT SCHOOL FACULTY

The board OF regents o. the state
deaf and dumb school meet at sel
phur Wednesday 70 choose the faculty
for the ensuing yaar and to close up
the affairs Of the institution for the
present school year. The school VIII
hold this geaf until The lelieg part Of
June.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10
.TEDIV THEHERRIBIE lHI|
BAGS BULL RH|NOCER0US'

NaIrohi. British East Africa Mag 10
"A bulgy bull fhlnocefeHs lsltlie latest
prize wrestea from ne Jungle By Col,
oneI Roosevelt. The animal was rush
ne toward Roosevelt when The hunter
flraa. The distance Yves fourteen pac'
81 aud lhe neast Ten dead The luck
nl the nnfty eonlltues aHl liiieeH ga'
fielIeA AZ aaIua Aay Haaa haHSHa an
lliIs laal ssaeaislopl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10
OFFICIALS CHANGE QUARTERS

Lieutenant Governor George II BEL
lamy president of the state banking
board. ard Secretary Roy e Oaks
have moved their Offices ffnm the
rooms # the State lleasurer's Offices
Is lhe a0Iill room II lhe governors
suite
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10
FEDERAL GRAND JURY
QUIZ BEGINS At TULSA

Tulsa, Okla, May ln.-Agaln today
Federal grand jury here took up che
Investigation Of the Muakogee town
land fraud eases being pushed By the
Government These are the same
cases n which indictments were re
turned last winter against Governor
Haskell and half dozen other Okla
humans. These indictments were later
quashel because OF a technlcalltg
Eleven men had qualified as Jurors
when the panel was exhausted. Court
then adjourned iiil tomorrow after
instructions to the marshal 70 summon
new psnal TO hli the remaining five
seats.
sA-assa-asss.sas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10

NIies Mnille Wright of blew Castle
fgenrg county kentucky asks the
Leadef TO loeate her father Frank
Wright. Whom she laa, heard from af
u0sheIe. vkiah8ah
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10

e A Cobb Of Waeoner Is here 81
tending a meelina q TIE a.ale board
og agriculture os which h8 II nFni