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Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
EaIllsres to Meet Gar

PARIS, June Sit is officially an
nounced here today that President Fal-
Heres will meet Emperor Nicholas of
Russia at Cherbourg July 81. The Rus
sian sovereign will remain at this
French seaport until the evening of
August /, when the Russian squadron
will take him to Cowes, where he will
visit King Edward.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
JEWELRY AND CLOTHING
SECURED BY BURGLARS

Miss e. M. Cross reported to the
police yesterday her room at the Hotel
Tankershim was entered and a gold
iocket set with a small diamond and
long neck chain were stolen.
Seven suits of clothes were stolen
from the store Of M. Medway, 236 South
Main street, shortly after the store was
opened yesterday morning. This is the
third time the store has been robbed in
a similar manner in the last month.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
ORDER TO BE EXPLOITED
Past State Deputy to Address Men-
bers of Catholic Organization
on Its Tenets

Tuesday evening. June 8, at the CO.
lumbus club house at Twenty-second
and Figueroa streets, Past State
Deputy Joseph Scott will speak on
what it Means to be a Knight of
Columbus" I
This will be an open meeting and Will
be in the nature of smoker. Walter
Goldsmith will tell some of his funny
stories Henry DAILY and others will
sing Refreshments will be served and
a general good time will be enjoyed
All members of the order in Southern
California are invited.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
RooseveIt Leaves Kliabe

KIJABE, British East Africa, June 8.
The Roosevelt expedition left here at
1 o'clock today for the Solik district.
Between Kijabe and the objective point
there is a waterless tract that 1t will
take two days and a half to travel
over. Water for the expedition will be
carried in OK wagons.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-06
MAY Attend Aerial Show

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The Wash
ington Aero club is considering the adj
visibility of suggesting to the state
department the appointment of dele
cation to attend the exposition at
Frankfort on the Main. Germany. this
summer to witness the aerial exhibition
there.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13
NO IGLEN TO HER ESAILANT



TT. Worth. May l3-Alihough the
police officers and detectives are put-
ting 10 full tlme In an endeavor to
solve the baffllng mystery involved
In the assault upon the Misses Alder.
man, 1901 Galveston avenue, Sunday
morning, the plot thiclkens-
Many theories, oil more or less
lacking IN completeness, are being
advanced. yet the Officers are as far
from reasonable solution as they
we're two days ago.
An interesting sldelight upon the
situation lies in the fact that there
we're three hats lying ON a porch in
the parl0r Saturday night Two OF
them were new, The property Of the
two sisters who were assaulted. and
had been worn for the first time Sat
urday night The third belonged to
q younger sister IN following his
bent for destruction. the maniac, or
fiend, or whatever ne was, tore Up
only the two new hats belonging TO
the girls who we're afterWard assault.
I'd, leaving the other hat lying where
il had been leit hy rs Wearer un.
touched
No motive for either crime has yet
been established which adds to the
mystery and efteciuaily prevents any
possible solution at present However,
every possible motive Is being fol-
lowed up, and every imaginable eause
for the actions that followed Is be-,
ing investigated with a view 60 run.
ming down The parpeifator Of The
double crime
The theory wa being strongly ad'
vanced Tuesday that the man. or ilent
sho entered the home Of Mrs Boyle
1901 Granger street on the same
night, and about the same time. Was
a different person than the one who
assaulted the Alderman girls How.
ever, that ia by no means proved. and
It is still possible L may have heen
the same person.
Mrs. Boyle was not seriously Iniur-
cd, bearing only the marks Of brutal
fingers on he. throat. and hrn'se
on one cheek, as a result Of her en-.
counter the Alderman girls while
set conllred to their beds are i'm.
proving rapidly and no serious results
are anticipated
Tho Officers sag they are detor-
mined 10 run the matter down, and
Assistant Chief Parsley, who has
been especially actlge IN working on
the ease, says be viii not give up IN.
It'll the last hope 81 q solution has
been exhausted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13
TO THE CROP CORRESPONDENTS

We are submitting herewith ar In.
Quiry covering eleven questions as to
the growing condition Of winter wheat
winter oats rye spring sown oats,
corn. cotton, and alfalfa; the compar-
alive acreage Of corn and cotton and
the estimated number of acres OF al.
falfa sown IN the spring Of 1893
Kindly Indicate your estimates as
called for III the blanks, thereby max.
ing q complete report as to the farm
Ing operations IN yous respective town
ship, we ask that you be especially
conservative and do not 0verestlmate
any increase or decrease IN acreage
or nstet damage, etc.
The questions. we believe, are self
explanatory, with the possible excep.
tlon OF question No. 8 We ask that
you report the comparative acreage
planted and 20 be planted IN cotton
in the spring Of 1909 as compared not
with thHt planted IN the spring OF
ih0S bN chat which was cultivated
md harvested during the summer and
fall Of 1908 Our estimated yields
were based upon the acreage remain.
Ing after sll abandoned acreage had
been eliminated, and hence It Is this
eogiparlaon that ne desire to make be.
tween tae acreage planted this spring
and that gathered last season,
The Department regrets very much
that ihe binks as submitted last
month were poorly printed Many of
Them were not returned because they
we're not plain enough 10 be easily
Iread We vii ses that this does not
occur again. and we trust that The
blanks as submitted herewith ere SUI.
acientiy llaln. IN every particular, so
as 10 enable YOU to make prompt,
accurate, and intelligent report for
this mouth
We especially urge that every report
be returned. the more we have TO
compile. The more accurate our lnfor
nation We wish 10 call your special
attention to the matter Of returning
your INQUIRIES on the date named.
our Monthly Press Bulletin must be
ssued as near the hrst OF elch Ell.
suing month as possible, aud Il Il
therefore necessary that you return
your inquiries on the date called for,
slse we cannot use them In our com.
pilatlona
Kindly tll out the answers to the
Enquiries on the enclosed blank and
mail promptly on May rs, N The en-
closed slamped envelope.
Respectfully submitted,
Oklahoma state Board Of Agriculture,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13
All Who
Would Enjoy

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13
M0NROVIA SALUTED
FLAG OF AMERICA
tng Associated Fress.j

Monrosia, Liberia, May l3--Slerra
Leone, May l3.--rhe American i.iber-
Ian commission arrived ct MonroYia
on board the scout cruiser Chester yes
terday The scout cruiser Birmlng-
ham has remained behind at ST. vim
cent, Cape Verde Islands for one week
repair boilers. The Chester made
10 knots an hour on her trip across
The Atlantic The members of the
commission are Roland Post Foulk
neg Of Philadelphia. formerly commits
sloner Of education IN Porto Rico;
Emmett ]. Scott secretary 0f 'rusko.
gee institute, aud Dr. George Sale, sup-
cflnlendent Of the Baptist missionary
schools IN Porto Rico and Cuba. AN
ere In good health.
MonrWia went Wild over the ar
rival of the Americans, Before the
saluieg had been exchanged the local
military authorities announced the
coming 0l the commission By the long
soll OF drum, and the people OF
Monr0yll Fastened 10 commanding
poutg 10 see the glad sight Of the
American Dag IN the harhor
Captain Henry b. WILSON or the
Chester sent an officer to pay his re-
speets g Ernest Lyon, the American
minister resident ANA consul general
who waive diplomatic etiquette and
went Immediately on board the ches.
er 10 confer with the commission.
Monruyla spent Saturday afternoon
q convincing the Americans OF their
welcome An the stores IA town were
closed and a general holiday prevailed,
The commissioners were met at the
landing BY the mayor and eonncllmen,
with an address Of welcome IN which
the present day was described aa q
critical stage In Liberlan history,
Women Act as Escorts.
The lfberIans we're then escorted 10
the American legation by the military
and q delegation OF women. They were
received generally with speeial honors
never accorded here except az nresi-
dental inauguratlona. Enthusiasm
everywhere was great. The great day
Of the Lord has come "a the sentl-
ment Of the people,
Monday next the interchange Of WIS.,
ita with Llbeflau officials will take
place, after which the commission win
begin ~ work.
Mlniiser Lyon has made ample pro.
vision To- an the requirements Of the
commissioners and the attaches. Tne
legislature win convene IN special ses-
sion on Monday TO aid the Americans
IA their Il bOrs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13


srNclai ieA Daily Leader aim ef
Enid OK, May IssAThe senior cinsa
Of the Oklahoma Christian universl
ty IL iuhliant today over the fact
bat ihey are to have holiday va
Tilm from study the rest OF the
.hlul year until commencement N
fune. Instead Of porting over lessons
md other matters they Will devote
IN Of their time now 10 speeches, es
ays and other things Nhlch they viii
AXE part IN On commencement day
The class waited Upon Pfealdeni
collars and after 8 iraEthy talk hey
'nnF.neei l.ial official 9aAI as thsy
4ege Nell llp 0n 4helr studies lhNt
ley slinldd b glvea The vacation SEX
sd ks agFeaA uit1 ne rN4aAl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13
FRESH TOPICS
OF THE TOWN

For failure 10 give o 5000 bond Sam
w. stodenmeyer Of Mulhall was placed
IN The cOanty iaii last evening by Sher.
in MahOheg to aw9il hearing before
Justice oI the Peace Col r Il, seward
on the charge OF obtaining money IN.
dor false nfelenses stodenmeyer Is
said to have cashed checks drawn on
Texas banks ln The sum Of s25 at
the e r, Jones grocery store IN West
Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13
FAAMeRa ARe fRInNpLY.

Springfield. No. May is. plans q
ESTABLISH closer relations between the
grain growers aud cattle raIsers 81
the West and Southwest were furlh
er considered At the session here 10.
dag of the delegates to the National
Farmers unlon. The meeting was es
ecutye as all scheduled viii be
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13

The worst foe for ~ years OF John
Deye os Gladwln, Mich. was d run
ming ulcer. lie paid doctors over SfO0.-
LOO without benefit. Then Bucklen'e
Arnica Salve cured him Cures
Fever-Sores, Bolls, Fel0ns, kezenia
salt Rheum. Infallible for Piles
Burns. scalds. Cuts. Corns 2Sc at all
druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13
MAsss orrs a YEAn

McAlesler. May i9.In the district
court Tie jury In the case OF the state
uf Oklahoma VS. George Mason
charged with larceny, brought In o
verdict Of guilty and fixed his punish
ment al one year IN The state prison.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13
SON DECLARES
FATHER THREATENED
Hopkins GrIIIsd By Statements
Of Witnesses Who AIIege
He Is Degenerate

Lawlon. May is. .-Taking charge Of
IRE Hopkins murder Base with that
dignity whIcA pieaaes, overruling the
defendants motion for change Of
gsnue, getting the Jurors examined on
aulrh lime. stopping wranglIng, and
Anally securing q jury late yesterday
afternoon his was the initial appear,
Ance and work of Judge william
nowlea Of Perry. on the Comanehe as
arici court bench for one day.
The court room was full Of people.
drawn there BY interest n the case
Lawyers ewefe there IN goodly num-
hers wptching the progress of the
trial TIE states witheasea we're
there. Including Mr.. galyon, at whose
house fro tragedy occurred and who
ls The ur0iber.in.lny 10 the murdered
Woman. Mr.. Henderson renewed hia
nollon feY change 81 venue. which was
pyeffnled By Judge Bowles, and the de
iendani waa ordered 10 trial, Tempo
safy insanity is his defense
None Of the defendants relatives
we're present and n0ne6l them have
pfOifered did DeserteI. solitary and
alone he has none on whom 10 lean
but hia faithful attorney. facing the
death penalty, which he brought about
BY his own degenerate nature, run to
eflmIhaiiiy. Pity would like to hestow
~ charitable beneyolenee upon him,
INT the henlousness Of his crime pre-.
niudea H.
The following fury are enpaneled:
ny G jones W. D. Gay. A. J. Lunie
.. r Thompson r. ]. Glenny. y, r
Morse Vi D Smith, Albert Z. Love
lace. ~ X. Furfow. l.. v McCallum
u Il Kelly. John johnson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13

Alumni event gt
The Logan County high school alum
nj VIII F0ld their annual reunion on
Friday May 2lst. and II will close with
a banquet III The evening at the Hotel
lone. A bali game viii be given at
Electric rark IN the forenoon between
tbe alumni and the high school m
the afternoon. at the high school hHIld-
Ing, a special program will be rem
dered, beginning at two o'clock. at
which Invitations and installation Of
officers will take place Al four o.
clock i public meeting Will be held "a
the high school auditorium al whlon
time Chancellor GeosEe A. Bradto I
nf the Epworth university and othera
will deliver addresses. Tickets fo'
The banquet can be secured at the r.
W Lockner iewelfy store. l0S East
Oklahoma avenue, or Augustus Keach
Those desiring plates AZ the banquet
should keenre their tseSssR rot lale'
than Tacsd0g RsgL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13
MAN KILLED
VINITA'S ACCIDENT


Vlnita. Ok. May l3--George Hays
an employee Of NJ X. & T. Ry, here,
while attempting TO jump from q
freight train. here last night iell un.
der train the Victim being disemnow
eled and instantly Killed He leaves
wife and TWO children.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13

State School superintendent r.. D.
Cameron announcea that the exam.
nations for common school diplomas
VIII be held in elch OF the county
seat towns Of the state and IN the
majority Of the cities of the irst class,
Mas 21lt and 28th
The department has Just completed
preparing the examination questions
for teachers N the places announced
for May 27lh and 2Sth lie requests
city supeantendents 10 send for num-
Der Or questions needed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13

KnnsGs ullya press club does NOT
allow description Of g baseball
game wherein Kansas CitY's local
team has 10 BE mentioned.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13

Dunaldsonvilie. Ln., May l3-The
batllsvhlp Mississippi arrived at Don
aIdaonvllle at i o'clock yesterday at
tefnoon after e several hours trip
from New Orleans Tho passage up
The river was amid almost continuous
greeting from either shore. Every ham
let having holiday hour az thC might
vessel plowed through the channel
Sounding shows Matches, destination
ni vessel has i2 foet of water ct land
Ing dock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13


The battleshIp started for Natchez
Miss. yesterday morning and the ban
Iuet was made the OCCASION or seV
aral addresses expressive OF the good
VIII OF the people Of the Mississippi
valley and best wishes for a success
iul trip ub the river. Mayor Behrman
presided Capt Fremont OF the Mia.
slssIppl responded 10 the address OF
welcome By the mayor and told Of
his appreciation and that Of hts men
FOR the cunrtesies that had been ex.
fended them
Representative Jusserand el Louis.
lana. president Of the National Rivers
aud Harbora Congress, was the prinei
Dal speaker OF the evening. He pre-
dicted G successful completion Of the
project 10 make The Mississippi River
q great thoroughfare. the coRaumma-
ton Of wi2th, hesN. declared. would
prove OF the greatef benefit 10 Chi
cage So Louis, plushurg. Cincinnati
LoglaVllle. Memphis and New Orleans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13

repeated thrats Hopkins had made
against his wife and of Hopkins In
generation f0r sixty days IN q HIS
souri, jail for aaaaulllng hts wife.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13

NtSpI Iaonas fof aala a leaea nsars
g eessa taoa. l.aggs -
's's''a B
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13

Lawton, OK, May i3-The insanity
pleo 81 JoIlh Hopkins, wife murderer
suffered s serieas blow last night
when Bits son, Afn0la. aged fifteen. on
lha Wllness stand stated that in 1903
fNo years previous to the date the
defense alleges hppkins received an
iniugg that partially wrecked his rea.
ION, his father more than ouce threat
aned ghe life 0f hts m0theg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13


Lawl0n MAY 1a-F. q. Parker &
banker az Hamilton. no. who was
shefIh Of his county during the time
Aopklns waa serving bis sentence
eailned 10 having overheard Hopklas
cay 10 a companion Ia jail that wheh
he WIS released he would ret even
With bis wife. It vac also shown thas
hcnhlns wrote three letters 20 hes
aYlhe he would XII her.
WIsnessss Examined
Hopkins who "a 6 broiheF.lH.law Of
81 J. Gaiyon. prominent merchant
bore. arrived In Lawloh Oelebcr s5
1901. and four days later knocked his
Esle down sish weapon ana while
she Was PROSTATE on the floor pried
her mouth open and poured carb0lic
acid down her throat, from which aha
died "a few hours These facts wese
brought 0nt yesterday In the examlna
ton oil .. J. ualyon. Edgar Galyon.
George Houne, Mrs +. O. HarshaW
and !. u. Haworlh OF Missouri. father
of Mrs. Aorsins. The latter told oi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13
DATTLESHIp SAILS
TO BLUFF CITY
Modern Vessel Of War Ascend.
Ing Mississippi River Prove
Value as War Artery

Jackson. Mississippi, May iS--ln.
forest throughout the sta.e N The az.
rl,ai OF the Mississippi ba.'leship at
Matches increases as the time draNs
nigh. The banquet given in honor o.
the llfst modern battlesn'p passing
ul the great Americap river. Tues
day night at New Orleans, will bt no
greater than the one scheduled on az
rival Of the vessel al Natchez, the
most beautiful river city OF the Unit
GA States, Captain Fremont. Wed
nesday morning. doomed his signal
gun OF ascent. and the vessel bear
lng the name Of the river started on
journey thai has taken the waier
way associations out 70 line the fiv
er bank from delta Of the great
stream 10 the bluff city Oi Netchez
Wined Them
The New Orleans banquet was CIV
en IN the palm garden Of the 81. Char
les Hotel. and was attended by about
500 prominent citizens and several
out Of town guests. who have played
conspicuous parts In the matter OF
deepening the waterways OF che coun.
try and the officers OF the Mlssaslp
ni.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-13

WIZ nave NuFHlul ~ EuFd0ts
President NJ Z Moore Of the South.
western Normal school recently loeat.
ed at nlrnnt today notified State
school superintendent e. b. oameron
that q summer school would be con.
Quoted ut Durant this summer. com
penelng June 7th President Moore
has already secured the services OF
sixteen Of the newly elected faculty
members 0f the school for the cum.
mer course. The eight surrounding
counties 20 the Durant school have
agreed to hold their joint summer
nofmal institute meetings AZ DurRnl
callsa 70 attsne FuHsfal
Mrs Mac Morris and Miss Jessie
Shehourne have been chilled 10 OK
ford. Knnaas b the death Of their
father MT Sheboufne. The deeepsad
wha IS Feat0 1t agN and waa Rppar
eutiy VI soud healtN up "a holsf II
his death
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-16
Buildings and Stock at Kemp
Lumber Company Destroyed
by Costly ConfIagration in
Eastern Town,
FIRE BELIEVED TO BE OF
lNCENDIARY ORIGIN
New Fire Engine Arrives in Nick
of Time TO Save Surrounding
Property Good Work by Fire
Fighters.


Special Dispatch to the Morning Journal
Clovis, n. NJ, July IA fire
which started at twelve o'clock. last
which started at II o'clock last night
and which threatened at one time to
wipe ont several business blocks
in this city, destroyed the buildings
and the immense stock of the Kemp
Lumber company. The loss is esti-
mated at about t%hirtv-tWo thousand
dollars. twenty-eight thousand of this
represented by stock and The re-
mainder by buildings and improve
ments. Too much cannot be said Of
the gallant work of the volunteer
fire fighters last night. 1t is to them
that many property owners OF South
Main street owe their security as tn"
wind was blowing Il gale when thn
fire was first discovered, aad the
whole force was on the ground At
once after the first signal. The new
Howe fire engine costing So, 200 was
just received Yesterday and in the at
ternoon the first practice of the COM
PAM was given on Main street before
several hundred eager spectators.
The new engine and equipment WIS
therefore quickly put into use and
last night II paid for itself several
times in saving the adjoining prop
critics which were well on fire, there
fore confinng the big blaze to the
lumber yard. The engine which has
just been received by the city and
which Was such q valuable addition
to the voluntary fire company last
night is the same hat is used in the
town OF Portales and it Is a peculiar
coincidence hat the first night after
that town had received its outfit and
after the reservoir had been emptied
of it's water by practice in the after
noon. the biggest fire in the history
of the town occurred, The general
supposition here is that h fire was
of incendiary origin. The suspicion
seems to rest upon the ones who
people believe were responsible
for the fire here last March. The
property burned last night was pretty
we'll covered by insurance.