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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22
CATTLE Inspectors
WIN NOTABLE VICTORY

An echo 0i The war which faRed he
waen cattle inspectors ~ lha taffl
ofy ~ Oklahoma and tho eaW nieE
{ fawuee and other eouuilea III 1905
found ii case decided IN The dis
fiel court Of PaWnee county which ~
ulted M victory FOR lhe insperlofa
William Dunn. q eallle Inspector
vas suei Ia 1906 on epnplalHl Of
attle man who charged chat hla stock
nd been held IN quarantine after thes
ad been Eenred OF ticks The cnaa
vas decided against the inspector and
Judgment Was secured against him
of si0O aud costs of fha suit lle ap
pealed and yeaterday 81 rawnee II
he district court & jury reversed the
verdict Of the lover court and dIsmlas
4 the eaae
The result IN fhis case Is interpret
q BY State Live Stock Inspector BrT-
n who attended the hearing ~ tbs
ase as an Indication of complete
ihange of sentiment IN PwWnee cuua
y regarding oaale quarantine reRulH
Ions. When The regulations we're
ifst put in effect bs the territorial
I've stock board the inspectors met
with such deiermined opposition IN
heir attempts io enforce quarantine
equations and slean the county of
lcks that they Al length became dls
susled and Withdrew entirely from
he county placing the county 1eluN
he quarantine line The Texas leNeF
Infection spread rapidly AIMING The
,aitle Of that county upon the removal
II all regulations and finally the pee
.Ie peliiloned % have Che work again
legun III their county There i noN
complete revolution III sentiment
In pawnte county and nrnc lcally ~.
.ryone IS back of the quarantine
regulations
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22
COL. Balm WILL DELIVER
THE OPENING LECTURE
Persons Of Note on Chautsu-
qua Circuit VIII Give
Addresses

The Oklahoma Epworth assembly
opens tomorrow evening az o'clock
for It's NTH annual encampment This
years program consists OF the best
talent on the lecture platform.
Tents for assembly meetings and
for campers during the meeting were
placed today by The management.
Meals viii be served on the grounds
At the park pavilion.
Col George W. Balm. Of national
prominence on the lecture platform,
win deliver the opening lecture.
The Guthrie Ladies' chorus. under
the direction OF Prof G., G. Robinson
of The State university. assisted By
local talent will give musical preludes
each evening before che lecture. end.
ing With o grand concert on July ist
The closing night,
Miss Bcss Geafheart, the assembly
reader who pleased the large audi
ences last year. will give readings
each al erDuOn and evening evening.
From nine O'Clock to ten o'clock
every day win be preachers hour and
the meetings will be conducted bY
Christian f Relsner.
The other hours Of the morning
will be deyided as follows
10 TO II a. H. Epworth League
hour. conducted by Christian F. Refs.
ner. d. D.
10 to 1880 a. m.-Chlhrens' hour.
under direction OF Miss Bess Gear.
heart Morrison
The mrrnlng will open with song
stories and close with games Mrs,
Morrison has had special training for
ibis work and the 'childrens' hour
VIII be one Of the greatest features
OF the assembly
Following Col Balm the evening
will be devoted TO The following ems
ter ainere
June 24-Phiiip Wlllet OF London,
"Mystencs of the underlife Of Lon.
don"
Juno 90 Miss Florence Ben.OlleL
Bible illustrator, dramatic costume en-.
tertainer
June s627--L. Is. Wlckersham Of
Iowa, preacher and lecturer
June ga- Congressman Jas 2. Wat.
son Of lialana, known as the Whip
OF the House.
June Ralph parletle, humorlst.
June 90 Dewitt Miles renownei
lecturer
July i-Grand concert Professor
Robinson and State University Quar.
tette with Guthrie musical talent,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22
ACTION FOLLOWS RETURN
OF STAGE DAUGHTER
Man Of HuInOT Sues 10 Re-
cover $4,000 From His
Former Private Secretary

Bridgeport, Conn., June 22--A COZ.
tage and sixteen acres or land own
ed By Mrs, Ralph W. Ashcraft, who
was once described by Mark Twain
as The best secretary he ever had.
was attached today by q deputy sher
III IN q suit brought BY Mark twain
10 recover $4,000 from Mrs Ashcraft.
The land was once the property OF
Mark Twain II adiolns bis place
at Redding, and was given by him
to Mrs Aahcraft as wedding giit
two months ago.
Until the return Of Miss Clara
Clemens, daughter of the humorist,
from q concert tour few weeks ago,
Mark Twain, Ralph w, Asheraft his
financial secretary, and Mrs Ash
craft. who had beea his private sec
reiary before her marriage to Ash.
craft had dwelt IN peace and har
mony, Shortly after Miss Clemens
return the AshcrafIs left Redding,
They are now abroad.
Nelghb0rs Of Mark Twain al Red.
ding are unable to understand the
cause OF The trouble. The papers III
the suit say Mrs. Ashcraft borrowed
$4,000 from Mark Twain. No dc.
tails Of the transaction are given.
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FUNERAL OF SIDNEY CLARKE

The funeral OF the late Sidney
Clarke was held this afternoon at 2
O'Clock al the residence. The Rev
r. II, Harper, OF the Pilgrim Congre
gailonal churcla had charge Of the
services, while the Rev w. r..
Clarke. OF All sours Unitarian
church. assisted. Col. J. w. John.
son and Prof. A. Q. Scott, old friends
and associates, made remarks. IN
terment was made az Fairlawn Gem
etery where the GN.A. r. had charge
Both Grant and Oklahoma City posts
attended In a body as did also mem
bers Of the "Eighty-nlners' assocla.
ton. 0. A, Mltsdher Col. Croker
and W. J. Pettee were three OF the
active pail bearers. said 10 have been
selected by Col. Clarke before his
death, Grand Army pail bearers
we're Capt A. r. Hammer o. c. Dur
lsnd and Dr. r b. Easley
The music OF the services we're
conducted by the st. Paul's Epsco-
pal cathedral choir, under the dlrec
tluu Of Prof W, n. Gray and Miss
Amanda 0Connor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22
SEARCHING
FOR ONE JESS M'LEAN
snonlal % pally Leader.

Special 10 Daily Leader
El Reno, Okla, Juno 22 Who 4
Jess Mclean and where are hls rel
atlves2 This Is the question FL Rem
police are trying 70 settle but thu
fer they have failed 10 iind al
trace OF citizens IN El Reno whi
claim relationship with Che young
man naR dying M Denver Some
time ago on anonymous letter wa
received BY Chief Mccartney asking
for information concerning relative
of Jess Mclean. The letter slater
that the boy was sick and that neith
ef he nor Nhe writer wished to lneu
my notarleiy IN search for his rel
atlves fls parents the letter stated
five IA nl Rene. but q search Df tbs
city has failed 70 locate them.
This morning telegram fr0u
Denyor stated fhHl lha boy "a dylne
and wants 10 see his parents Every
effort has been made TO locate then
but to no avail No one ln lhe cita
remembers any person answering Il
the name Of the dying young mar
aud the police are unable 10 unite
him with his iost parents Inf0rma
ton regarding the Young mnn or h.
parents will he appreciated by tht
police.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22
OWEN TAKES OATH OF OFFICE

This afternoon Thomas H. Owen,
Of Muskogee, was sworn IN as mem
Der Of the criminal court of appeals by
Presiding Judge Henry NJ. Furman
Judge Owen succeeds u. G. Baker. OF
Muskogse who resigned recently 90
accept the position as general counsel
for the Musk0gee Life Insurance com.
pdny
Tho court rendered two per cufiam
opinions including one denying a re-.
hearing III the case OF Lee stewart
Va the state. an appeal from King
fisher county, Stewart was convicted
on an assault charge. fined 1850 and
sentenced 10 six months III ihe eoun-
ty iall The court In the ather opln
lon denies a rehearlng In the case ol
Ben Caviti vs., The State. cayitt was
convicted on a mauahughler charge
and sen enced % SIS yeara tn the penl
tentiafy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22
SPECIAL DISTRICT COURT
TERMS ARE ORDERED

The Supreme court IN session today
issued an order for d speeial term Of
district court ~ Ryan, IN Jefferson
county commencing the fifth Monday
In August. and continuing four weeks.
The district court 0f Stephens county
Il ordered 10 hold a special term Of
six weeks IN length. a. Cadd0 begin
ming the fourth Monday IN September,
A special term Of district court Of
Creek county Is ordered at Sapulpa,
commencing on June 10th, 10 last ave
weeks
A special term Of district court IN
KiOwa county. al Hobart, was ordered
for July i and g.
The court denied the motion for o
reheafiug IN tho case Of Thompson
et al. VI. Governor Haskell. the Hunt.
er township injunction case.
The causes 81 Muskogee Electric
Traction Co.. vs.. Robert Webher and
that Of the Frisco Railroad CO.. va,
Ia. i. King we're dismissed upon agree
mept IL parties At cost Of plaintiffs
In error.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22
CHARGES HUSBAND WITH
FRAUD CONSPIRACY
Special to the Daily Leader

Special to the Daily Leader
Tulsa, Okla, June 22-Alleglng
hat her husband Of less than two
weeks had entered Into @ conspiracy
to deiraud her Of her rights and had
caused her 10 sign a warranty deed
conveying her rights In q Tulsa coun.
ny farm TO the defendants under the
Impression that she was signing @
marriage license. Ella Moore. nee
Owens. minor through her mother
Mrs. Mcintosh. has brought suit ID
the district court against Eugene
Moore, " p, Ftaker and Jeff D. hl-
lis asking that their claims to the
property be declared null and void,
and that all her rights be fully re-.
stored
The plaintiff alleges that as soon as
she became aware Of the real condf
lions Of affairs she brought suit for
divorce fsom her husband which peti-
ton Is At present In the county court
The petition reeltes the fact that the
plaintiff and Eugene Moore were mar
fled on June Q. 1919 on The same date
that The warranty deed was issued 20
the defendants for consideration
of $4,000
The PLAINTIFF declares that the Al.
legged claims 0F the defendants ae
as a clavd on the title which she
hopes to have removed through indg'
menl rendered by the court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22
SLY (3H|NK

Ne wYofk. June 22. While chi.
nese are being held IN several Of the
large cities on suspicion of being the
missing Leon Ling IN whose room
Elsie slgel was found murdered, the
local police say none Of them ls the
man wanted aud the search con.
tinues. The report that the China.
mnh was arrested Al Revelstoke, r.
G.. appears 10 be erroneous and 3
man held II Schenectady ". 4, has
been identified as chu Cow. for
mer New York merchant
Wltia police throughout the coun-
try on the alert. however. the local
authorities believe the capture Of
Leon Is only the matter Ok hours.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22
MINE BOARDS ACCOUNTS OE'D

State Examiner ana inspector Char
les Taylor today IN report to the
governor on the state mining board
finds their accounts TO be correct. phe
report covers the period from Noyem'
be- l6 1907, to May !, 1908. during
which time S3.G1g mga collected by
the secretary Of the bnatal r N. Nc
IaughIln. who resides At Haileyvllle
for lasuing certificates TO hoiating en-.
glsieers. pli bosses. fire bosses ard
other fnployea in the mines.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22
NUSK0SEE BOOKS QUESTIONED


Speclfl le Daily Leader.
Muskogee. Okla, June 22--Clty Aud
itor Joseph Phelan reported to mayor
McGarr that he had found dlscrcpanc-
les IN The accounts Of former city Of.
flctals. Tine auditor was requested to
90 over ihe books
The mayor has been authorized to
secure the services Of an expert to
examine the books more thoroughly,
An application may Be made 70 the
state Inspector for an lnves igation.
Auditor Phelans report states err
roneOus entries and forced haiafiSes
representing thousands OF dollars
The former officials were Repub-
loans The present administration -
Democratic
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22
HEAVY RAINFALL IN KANSAS


Kansas City, Mo-, June 22-Ieavy
rains fell during the past twelve hours
throughout practically oil Of Kansas
and extended into northwestern Mis-
souri,. II Is stlll ralnlng. At Man.
hnttan the fall was two inches and
at Kansas city one ineh Reports
from western Kansas today say the
Saline river and tributaries are rls-
ing rapidly ana at Oakley the streets
are flooded.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22

An the railroad companies oDeral.
ing passenger trains IN the state have
agreed 10 Install smoker and wOmena'
apartments In the @Iim Grow cars.
The agreement Is the result OF com
plalnls filed before the Corporation
commission by s. Douglas Russell and
other prominent negroes Of the state
who asked for better accommodations
for negr0eg on passenger trains ihe
suits have been dismissed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22
SLAIN WHILE GOING
FROM HOME TO BARN
Former EmpIOye Arrested Three
Hours Later COnIeSS0s
10 killing

Platte City, Mo. Juns aaJ W
Moore, & farmer living slx mIlea Aaas
OF thls city. was killed a. 6 O'clock
while going from his home "a the
barn by George Johnson. formerly
employed ns a farmland bg Moore
according "a confession neaa VI
Johnson following hts arrest here
three hours after the mardef rhe
feeling among lhe PLATTE county
farmers IS bitter, apa because
Bnchlug was feared Johnaen waa
'aken 10 Kansas city
There were no wlinenaoa 81 na
killing, Moore being fouad coon
after the shooting BY hla sun-btlaw
Estlll walker Trouble between tho
two men following Johnaous dls
charge Ia said 70 have fed 20 ihe
'hootIng Moore. johnson contends.
itnrled d report ghaf he once anrVaa
sentence Ia the penltenliafy fdF
loree siealnE and sillea whpneqar he
went .o work Moore would aend
letter saying that he. Johnson. was
IN exc0nfiet threatening lhlsafa
had been received by Moore.
Slayer confesses.
Johnson. when arrested Waa dflV
ng through Platte CITY 81 buggy
Sunday morning Al ahuut o'clock
he stopped at the home az farmer
named Rfuheck got his breakfast
mi hlred Brnheok % take him 6
latte clly When afrealed johnson
had q Manaer fliIo and revolver
Ie made no resistance. huE went
luietly with The sheriff 10 the ialI
ne confessed 60 County Aiiofuay
iuy p Park lhai ne killed Moore 8
he latter was going 30 hla uarn
Johnson la 28 years 0f aRe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22
ACKHAND.
lOhlahnma presa aeryIeal

McAlester OkA., Jum 22s-rhe
department OF Justice at Washing
ton today undertook the prosecution
case against Joe Laudl and Rosa Co.
lettI. Italians. charged with sending
'nlaek Hand" letters to J. II. Bnk-
ar. a merchant Of lEartshorne last
April The letters demanded q thou
sand dollars. Laudi Wa arrested at
the appointed place where the money
was 10 be delivered. The state au.
thoritles released him. lacking evi.
dence. but the Government Is de-.
termmed to rUit malicious offenders
II ahey exist here. Both defendants
are Jailed pending trial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22
UNEARTA
BAD COIN
OUTFIT


Shawnee. Okla, June % Follow
Ing the arrest Of William Cuppy
here. charged iSlth counterieitlng W
the Federal authorities. dugout
was discovered near this city where
the eounierfeiting gang has been op
Grating for fully Two years. II rs
thought secret service operatives are
searching fof others, for II Is btr
lleyed large band Is engaged IN The
Illicit work oi making and passing
spurious coins IN the Southwest Bad
coins frequently appearing in various
cities have emanated from here The
iugoat was concealed By huge bould.
erg
Cuppys hearing Is IN progress to.
day before the United States com
missioner.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22
SENATOR OWEN PRESENTS
/. OKLAHOMA RESOLUTIONS

Washington June ~ Resolutions
adopted 8y the oklahoma Traffic as
soelatlon and endorsed by Governor
Haskell with the entire state admin
latfation favorlng Federal control OF
the c0ustwlee steamship trade, to-day
we're lald before The senate by Sen
aiOg Owen.
The petitioners assert that the
steamship companies hold mnnn
poly Of trade and should be controlled
hy ihp Interstate Commerce commits
aIan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22

OIL TOWN HAS COSTLY BLAZE


Special to the Daily Leader.
Sapulpd. Okla, June 22-Eleven
buildings In the business and resi-.
dencr sections OF Keller, an Oh town
near sapulpa, were destroyed by q
fire Of Unknown origin yesterday an
ernoon. The loss VIII reach gS00OO.
The town Is withou, fire fighting an.
paratus and the water pressure Ia the
mains was Of no avail
The st"cken sc,tion Is west Of the
Frisco tracks and buildings and stocks
were buried aa follows: Dr. Jones
drug store Hughes pool hall, w M.
Eyarts' hardware store, Charles Den
toms residence, the Kelfer State bank.
the keifer Mercan ile company, the
Delough grocery store. the Ohio test
aurant, w, l.. Barnes office, H. q,
Rhodaborgers residence and W. VI,
Hicks residence
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22
TULSA Is OFFERED FRANCHISE

Tulsa. Okla, June 22--The per
sonal activities Of d. NJ. shlyely
president Of The Western association
here today. may result in the forma'
ton Of baseball team Shlyely Of
fers the franchise 81 either Webb
City or Joplin Tulsa being regarded
as a better "fan" town u4an either
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22

State Labor Commissioner Charles
Daneherty and Factory Inspector g
I1. Warren returned today from
Rochester. 4. y, where they attend
"a lhe Naglonal convention Of labor
commissioners ana factory inspect
orr. They report Oklahoma az max
Ine 4 fine showing With fine other
asaieS IN lhe manufacturing field
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22

Az the meeting Of the state board
of equalization yesterday afternoon a
committee consisting Of the etaie OK
amlnef and Inspector, the slase audi
lof and the secretary uf state was
appointed 70 make up ! aNheziulH Of
lcnfailfo valuations AZ tie county nH.
suaamana arc received b. lhe AUDITOR
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22
PRISONERS TO STAND TRIAL
special to Daily Leader.

ipeclnl @ Daily Leauer
Muskogee, Okla, june e2. THE
following prisoners. indicted by the
United States grand Jury al Meal
ester last week. were taken from iha
Federal lail here 10 McAlosler hy
Marshal Victor for trial; Henry Fon
tain, Tom Lee. A. Lee and r. W My
era. charged with Illicit distiiling
Hat Brashears, Carmello Cameratf
and salvadora Dehrella for mail
fraud Luther nuntin nastile 0uip
sAas..llsa sAas..llsa anA Franz Cook. noetOflics
fobhery. Elmer and Earl coyle anf
vi X, Edmond, couniergeitingl anf
Oscar Roblns0H. mail robbery.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22
SPOTL.E:SS

New Rork June 2s Frank y
Bolln. the chef employed a. Castle
Gould IN 1908. was 4 Witness today
ii the stGY of Mrs. Could for separa
ton and allmony from Howard Could
He testified that Mrs. Gould gave
him Instructions about bills Of fare
every day between nIne and ten in
the morning. She often asked him
10 add 4 particular dish % the menu
for Nj. Gould. ne aalG. lie never
saw her under The Influence Of
,aQnor nor heard her sweaF.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22
WILL RETIRE WITH RECORD
az AsaocIaLad Preasl

Chicago. June ~ Washington spe.
cial 70 the Record-Herald says
james Wilson Of iowa, secretary OF
agriculture who has bea en- the
record for length OF cabinet service,
viii retire from office IN Eecemheb
according 10 Information Charles E
Scott, congressman from the Second
Kansas district Il Is reported has
been selected TO succeed him,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22
CASE SUBMITTED ON MERITS

Arguments we're heard in The Fed.
eral court here this Afternoon IN the
Injunction SUIT instituted by the
Katy Railroad company against
County Attorney /. n Roberts, In
the 0sa.se cattle quarantine matter.
County Atiornay L. = Roberts filed
cross letliaon to the suit and By
agreenent nf parties The case was
submitted on lts merits 70 determine
the authority Of the state board of
nRfIcnllare i prescribe rules and
feeuIallona Whereby cattle can be
moved apflas TIE Federal quarantine
alne INTO NDsnaH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22
TODAY IN
DEPARTMENTS

A charter was issued today 10 ,ihe
Fort smith, Arizona and Southwestern
railroad, capitalized at fifty thoGcAnd
dollars 20 build sixty.lonr miles d
road from Arizona 10 Milburlon. John
Llttlefled and Il. r. standton. of
Braden. ere the only Oklahoma d.
rectora.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22

II Is stated that n the Street Gar
company and city DO not abale the un
slightly hole on south Division street
near the Island park entrance. war
rants viii be sworn Out tomorrow for
some Of the officials Of both lhe city
and strees ear company by promln
ent Guthrie people
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22
A ASH

tUKIah0ma Press StfWFtJ
Mnakogee, Okla, June ga clash
between The city and state authori.
tlea seems unavoidable AZ the result
Of the arrest Of eleven clty employees
today Tor dumping garbage IN u1e
river north Of the city DR. THIS. o.
the slale sanitary board ordered The
azfesls and he threatens 10 arrest
Mayor NECTAR II The state sanitary
IaW Is ag1ln violated Each ems
Hloyee ARRESTED was fixed and cent.
ehtnd % lhlfIf daya n MI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22
More lnapeelorn Wanled.

For the purpose OF cleaning up
counties south Of the quarantine line
he aiale agricultural board today re
quests Government 10 send more IN
speclors. contending that the thirty
lnspectorq now here insufficient,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22
CLOSING DAY At ST. J1sEPH's

This was exhibition day at 81. Jos.
enh academy. A large number Of out
of town guests and many Guthrie
friends Visited the school during the
afternoon when the annual contests
IN music ana he skilled arts were
conducted. beginning al two o'clock.
Beautiful exhibitions OF art and needle
work By the pupils was greatly ad'
mlred BY visitors Today closes the
school year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22

State School Superintendent r y.
Cameron left this morning. for Nor.
man. Nssere ne viii deliver an I'D.
dress NJ the Cleveland County Teach
era institute today He vii visit
lhe plllahurg county institute AT Nc
Aleslcr aB June %. ana the Sem.
HaIe rpahly Institute 81 WeHnka on
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22

n p. Dixon. Of Chicago arrived
thIs morning 70 begin his dullea u
rate clerk FOR the Corporation Com
mlsalon. Mr. Dixon comes very
highly recommended 70 the counts
sion as one Of the best rate experts
IN the country lie was l0Fmefle
connected with the Illinois Central
railroad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22
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. INDlcr BURGLAR SAND. !


q Purcell, Okla. June 22.-Tne .
Q authorities believe they have @
. indicted the leaders OF burglar G
Q band that has been committing 9
o a series OF r0bberies IN this VI Q
o clnlty In the person Of Freeman Q
Q Carter. his son. VIII Carter and 9
G W. r, Wells. The trio was al. g
Q rested after the robbery OF 9
G Beasley's store at Warrington, Q
9 Quantities Of clothing aud shoes o
Q were found at Comanche, where .
Q the trio conducted q fence
q o
3 o y o O o q o o o o 0 o O q o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-22

Governor !eskeli this Siiernoou ID.
sued parole 70 sebe Benefited con.
yicied ri Eufaula for The killing nl
Joseph loyd on January 22nd. 1906
and sentenced to ten years In the
penllendtry The parole Is recon-
meuded ~ all the iurymen ant the
trial Judge,