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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
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NEGROES FIGHT WITH WEAPONS

The condition Of B. b Smith. The
negro who was seriously stabbed last
night by another negro youth by the
name of Jack Morris. alias Jack Ken
nsdy. Is unchanged today and there
is little hope Of recovery As Smith.
an employe of the IIlrschi hardware
store, was en- route home shortly
after midnight Morris attacked him
from the rear. stabbing him four
times in the back aud abdomen be
fore the latter could defend himself
Tae two clinched and as they went
10 The ground smith shot twice, both
shots going wild. one through Nor.
ris bat and The other hitting his
thumb
Morris was arrested by the police
i'is morning With The bloody knife
and clothes still on his pefson lie
was turned over TO he county this
afternoon by The policc and viii ~
prosecuted on the charge Of assault
lig smith with a knife with intcnt ic
Kill.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
THE YOUNG IUasS
ARE STILL POWERFUL
London Ambassador May Be
Compelled to Form
New Cabinet
tl,y Associated rressl

Conslantnonle, Turkey. Dee. 70 -
Tho whole Turkish cabinet resigned
last evening. following the resignation
nf Hilm pasha. The grand vizler, who
withdrew from the ministry early IN
tho day
1t IS reported that serious conflicts
have occurred ai Bagdad. but this y
not confirmed officially.
II Is believed that tho committee
0f Union and Progress has decided
npou a change IN the ministry be-
cause Il believes the accusations
against the former grand vizier. Kia-
nil pasha. which caused his resigna-
ion. were unjust II is understood
the committee favors the appointment
~ rewfik pasha the present ambas-
sador al London. as grand ylzler, but
il Is not likely that klamil Pasha
viii reiuru ID power
llilmi pasha was apnoihted grand
i1ler by the sultan on the resigna-
ian af Kiamll pasha February IA, the
prpsent wear, aud the new cabinet
was constituted May ). Soon after
ns formation the chamber OF depu-
ties and the senate. with scarcely a
dissenting vote. voted confidence IN
HE mlnlatry. after the governments
policy was explained This policy
ncluded The enforcing Of economies
e. meet the financial deficit and the
/ eradication OF the causes which lsd
/ 10 the Adana outbreaks
The committee OF Union and Prog
ross. which was the moving spirit IN
thc overthrow OF Suh1n Abdul Ham
IA has since The change In adminis-
i alton occurred. retained firm grip
an the governmental machinery and
fhatp have been fumors since the
ealv part Of September that the CAB
lnet would resign. or be forced from
office More recently the committee
demanded the resignation Of the
minister 81 public works and this
demand was complied with. There
has boeu much active opposition also
N me chamber Go the grand vizler'
whose prnE.am did not satisfy the
wishes of the Young Turks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
FAVORED SOUTHWEST
MISSED BY STORM
ST. Joseph Saw OeCGmbeT's
Cold Record Lowered Topeka
Visited By North King
tBy Associated Press)

Kansas City, Mo, Dec. 29- Bitter
cold weather prevailed in the Missis-
sippi valley today. the temperature
ranging FROM zero al Kansas City 70
twenty below at Huron, South Dakota.
Central and Northern Missouri ex-
pcricnced the lowest temperature OF
The season. with seven below at ST.
Joseph. and SIX below a Sedalia
AT Topeka. Kansas. one below zero
was recorded, the coldest December
- on record At that point. la Central
and Western Kansas, however, The
weather was mild the THERMOMETERS
showing eight above at Coneordia;
eighteen above at Dodge City Nor
folk, Nebraska, recorded eighteen be-
low. Des Moincs, Iowa, twelve be-
lew Winnipeg. M7nitoba registers
tWenty.eight below.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
E:NT0MBE::[)
Mine Boss and Sh0i-FIIGI
in BOIIen- OaTnelI
Mine
fRn A.lnclalel - }

McAlesief. Okla. Dec. ~. Two
men are noW enlombed ~ ilie Bp'cn.
Darnell mine neaf here. Ia wnich an
explosion occurred lasi hight, and Il
Is feared both are dead
The rescue parts OF fily mon which
worked continuously sinee the explo-
sion has been unable to iipd Angels
ABeinaf. "A shot iieeI Wh0 wa8 ea.
tDmbea last night. and all efforts 20
locate John Brown. he general 80.
periniendeut OF the mine, aud who
entered the miDe today have equally
been unsuccessful
Br0NB. accompanied by Thomas
Wcalheringiun. mine pii boss. Went
lnto he mine 10 learn what damage
had been done. As time passed aud
they did moi return. fiends on the
surface became anxious, finally send
ing men into the mine 70 search for
them Weathefby was found uncon
scions. but Brown was nowhere 20 be
seen
Brown. VINO lives in Hartford. Ark
IS prominent mining expert and
popular With all acquainlanees.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
NEW TRAIN SERVICE
Santa Pes Fast Flyers VIII
Establish Southwestern
Speed Record

santa Fc Agent N N. CoekreIl IS
ia receipt Of information eoneernih-
the new Santa Fe fast vail train
from Galveston Texas. to kansas
city. NO.. which Is 10 compete vita
the Rock Island FOR the Government
mail coniract in the Southwest. The
new train will be installed Sunday
January ., and will take the place o.
the Guthrie Purcell 1un. but viii
make only five stops IN Oklahoma,
the longest stop at Guthrie, which Is
the main division point on the Okla
homa section. The train will clip Of
ten hours Of time on the present
schedule between Galveston and
Kansas City and viii run through the
state Of Oklahoma al 60-mile per
hOur schedule
The s0uthb0und mail special will
arrive in Guthrie al 7A5 a NJ and
northbound al Sis p. n.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
BIC TEACHERS MEETING
Educators Throng State Me-
tropolis and State Meet
ing in Session
sneelal lo pnlly Leader.

Special TO Daily Leader.
OKLAHOMA City. Dec 29-With but
slight variations The teachers pro
gram was carried out as arranged,
but the committee meetings Of the
various branch organizations hamper
ed the attendance to a large extent.
The city Is oyerrun with teachers,
this being by far the largest gather
ing of an educational nature the new
state has seen.
The program opened at 1890 a. M
with music By pupils Of Oklahoma
City public schools, iliyocati0n Rev
e. O. Whitwoll. pastor haywood Pres
byterian church, Oklahoma City. ad'
dress of welcome. J y. Taylor, su
perintendent of oklahoma CiR
schools response, A. Mcianchlin
president OF Central state normal, Ed
mond. vocal solo. Miss Arlotta Ander
son. department Of music East Cen
tral state normal Ada. address, W
r. Banchet. president Of Lawton bus
mess college, .awtoa; reading, Miss
Bessie B. Truitt, 1T Reno address
The Greek Civilization and the Mod
ern," Dr. e. 2. Crslghead president
Tulane university, New Orleans, La
tenor solo, George Seymour Lenox
department Of music, state university
Norman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
IN MISERY AND SHAME
Needless Daughter OF Episcopal
Archdeaeon Came
20 Grief

SIN Francisco. Cai Dec 29 iiel.
ea Emery. daughter Of liie Episcopal
afchdeafnn 81 This ciif wh0 last
spflne Wfdaed GAniiru Aoh. dcgplle
her fathers objections and Nenl 70
seattle, has written thai she can 20
luueef endure her husbands treat
meui. and The aschdeacon vent 70
seattle aud brought her homo with
her CHILD
Rcnofts from Seailia say thgt Aosl
has become ahiftiess aHd lazy aud
sponds ihc days IN ihc lanhla af his
Blpaneec associates, uutl DE Is ont
81 funds when tie rrinrus 20 demand
money
The marriage Of young Aoki, then
4 servant In the home Of the arch
deacon. 10 Helen Emery. caused g
sensation because OF her social posi-
ton. Going 70 seaitle, theF estab
llshed themselves In a cottage on ihf
shores Of Lake washington ID col
ony of Osienlals who had married
white women
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
RUSSELL WANTS PETITION
FILED FOR NEXT ELECTION

Senator Campbell Russell, Of War
ner arrived In Guthrie this morning
with petitions signed by between 30
000 and 2i,000 voters, asking for the
submission to the voters Of the state
i "New Jerusalem blll'
Senator Russell will file the pc'i-
tlons with the secretary Of state TO.
morrow. He declares that the refer
cndum law only requires eight pei
cent or the voters petltioning 10 call
such election and that ouly 20'ifS
Is needed.
Attorneys contend that the propost
Ion Is a defeated measure, not having
carried AZ the last general election,
when voted on and that under ihe
law n will take twenty-five per cent
of The voters 10 petition for tho re-
submission of the proposition.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
Hoeo1o TO WIN WAGER.
sreelaI 3 paIly Leaaer

special 70 Daily Leader.
Enid Okla Dec - TO beat his
way lir1i Albuquerque, n M, p
Euld. without paying a cent for rail.
road fare. on wager was Wnat
lanes Garym oT this city accomp-
lished.
Gavin spent the summer Al the
View Mexico town and wanted TO re-
ia,a To oklahoma He wrote a
friend here tia the was coming back
~ Enid. The wager was made by
mail and without wiring bis accept
anee OF II. Garvin began the trip.
lie left Albuquerque at 2.20 o'clock
nn Christmas morning aud arrived
here Yesterday afternoon At oclcfk.
hsviug made The 900 mile trip via
ihe bumpers ard sidedoor Pullmans
in three days and halt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
ARE THEY ORGANIZED
FOR BURGLAR OPERATIONS

erhere seems TO be 4 gang uf nv
gro burglars operating ~ Genlral
Oklahoma" said Sheriff Mahoney To-
lay when told of the OnegiarzirE OF
The llltsehi hardware store last night.
AZ Kinghsher, Marshall, Lowell
Crescent and Perry negro thieves
laye been working AT Perry sever.
ai were arrested and Two arrests At
Crescent Local police captured g
rcxas negro In The act Of breaking
into Tho New York hardware store,
Sunday night Claude Mlze citY
marshal OF Crescent caught E negro
Who gave the name of Bud Johnson IN
he act ol burglarizing stores thnrei
Ito was put ~ iail and broke out
rhe next day JOHNSON disguised hiui'
self and went to Crescent with an
order signed by Bud Smith and gave
his name as Peter smith for lhe slA
SCOOTER, keys and other things taken
from Johnson by the Crescent ON
GERS Mahoneg found q trunk IA The
house OF a Kinglisher farmer midi
way between Crescent and Knefah
ef with some of the stolen plnudei
from the kinghsher Store, aud clDih
INK from Kansas stores which hat
evidently been stoleu Ths keyi
( taken off Johnson BY Officer Mize q
7 Crescent unlDHks the trunk Wilson
/ the farmer who lives where thi
trunk was found, idenilied Smith
who ii 10 tbn county jail here a
Johnson, although be declares iha
he knows him 10 be an honest Negro
Sheriff MahnHey is confident tia
! lehrsan Is one Of the hold gang o
negrV burglars iha have been doln
the work in tho seyerai towns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
Q o . o o o o . o . o o Q ss . G
POLE VAULT WRONG WAY
Special 70 Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Okemah. Okla. Dec. 29-Marshal
G.. W. Deahl took an old coffee bar
rel with twenty quarts OF whiskey
from Z. NJ. McGee. a eolored man liY-
ing two miles from 0klnskee. MeGee
claimed the liquor was for his own
use. and that he had heart trouble.
Later McGee came in 10 claim and
recover his liquor and County Attor
nev Wight started to make out the
papers. Ia the meantime the color
ed man got suspicious. and calling {.
+. HuddlestOn to the north end Of the
court house hall. as il for consulta-
lion, when he made run and slid
down a post to the ground, eighteen
feet, and started across the country
at sprinting gait Deputy Sheriff
Davis mounted horse and gave
chase. capturing his man in field
northeast of town and he was
brought before ESD Lawrence, held
to bond. which he failed to give, and
Is now in jail.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
CONCERTED ACTION PROBABLE

Governor Shallenbarger OF Nebra
la, ia answer to letter from Gov
ernor Haskell, says he viii gladly
Join in a concerted movement io
protect the bank guarantee laws OF
the states. TIE Federal courts have
decla ed The law OF Kansas and that
Of Nebraska invalid The Oklahoma
law has been sustained through every
state court. and il IS believed will be
finally sustained. but the demand TO
aid from less favored states merit
unity OF action Il is likely Kansas
and Nebraska VIII amend their act
more in conformity with The 0klaho
ana guaranty act
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
LITTLE WILLIE IN TROUBLE
snaelaI % pally L.ader.

Special TO Daily Loader.
New York. Dee ~ Louis a fnl
liseg. charged aith having aided M
tho alleged Tammany theft Of the In
dependeuce loaEue machinery IN The
September primaries. said IN court
yesterday that ne would apply fof a
warrant Tor he arrest Of William
Randolph Heasi within The next
twenlyf0uF hours
cHliycr declared the charge would
bo election fraud in that Hearst
failed 10 obey the mandatory lninnc.
ii0n Of be election law which spec'
lilies thai delegate eshuaen AZ primf
afies must be- summoned 70 the cor
yentl0h to which they are elected
even though ihe convention dncs
nothing bH adl0nrn until ihe neN'
slas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
COLONEL HOFFMAN APPOINTED

Chandler, Okla. Dee 29-ln let
Ter received from Gen. Robert Sha"
Oliver, assistant secretary Of war
Col. Roy Hoffman, OF this city, is IN
formed that he has been appointed a
member Of the National boald Of rifle
practice, In the place OF Col. Waiter
L.. Coney, OF Georgia, whose term OIL
service has expired.
This Is one OF the most important
military boards in the service OF tne
war department, consisting OF flNe
members and controlling practically
all the work of the ia get practice oi
the United states army. The board
formulatcs all rules governing Ma
tlonal contests, has much 70 DO Win
the distribution of funds for such pur'
poses. and in time OF war is next to
the board of strategy. Col Hoffman
besides being o member OF this boaFu
following his appointment is also 2
member of the board Of directors q
the National rifle assertion %
America. and member OF The czecu
tive committee Of the United States
consisting OF seven members
The secretary or war has ordered
Col. Hoffman 10 report in Washington
on January l3.
AT Chandler, Col HoIInians homie
IL located by the state rifle 'ange
where recently in contest HE Okia
luma military easily defeated sh'
crack shots or The Missouri stale MI
l:tia in target Practice.
Col Heffman's now duties will onll
require his attention at brief pcriodl
aud will IN no wise Interfere viii
hts work az chairman OF the Oklaho
ma state bo1rd Of public affairs Col
Hoffman will only be absent IN Wash
iiigton few days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
SAYS GOOD LAWS
WILL PROVE PURPOSE
Congressman McGuITe Also Butts
Into BaIllnger- -PInchOt Case
By Press Route


Washington, y c., Dec p I'm
less Taft abandons a pretty firmly
fixed intention, he will moi wait for
the conclusion, nor even for a begin
ming Of the congressional inquiry into
matters connected with the so-called
BalIinger- Pinchot controversy, before
sending TO congress his special mes.
sage Oh The conservation OF our ma
u.al resources. President TAFT will
probably begin the preparation OF
this message as soon as he has I'm
ished his antitrust and Interstate
commerce act amendment message,
which 10 IS now working on All
White House callers who have talked
with the President describe him as
believing he will best prove his real
friendship for the Roosevelt Poll
cles' by putting laws on the statute
books that will actually carry these
policies into effect
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
FIRE DESTROYS HOME
$500 In Cash Left In Burning Resi-
denoe IN SaPulpa

Special to Daily Leader.
sapulpa, okla. Dec. 29-Fire com
pleteIy destroyed tbs residence OF
X. c. Carpenter al the end OF South
Main at about O'Clock yesterday
morning The department responded
promptly to the alarm but could not
gct single line on the blaze, owing
to the rem0teness of the fire plugs
by hard work with the chemicals the
surrounding outbuildlngs we're saved
The loss will amount TO several
hundred dollars partially covered by
insurance
Mrs. Carpenter stated that in nc
excitement attending the fire, ABDUL
Ss00 in cash had been isfi IN the burr
ing structure.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
8 900 90 . Q Q 100 90 q
.AMENDsPETITI0N FOR RESTRAINT

Ia the superior court last evening
an amended petition was liled by The
plaintiffs in the ease OF George ".
Ch0te ct al US. the State Auditor as
secretary OF the state board OF equal
izaiion. The amended petition adds
60o0 more plaintiffs 70 the sul1. max
ing a total Of approximately 5000
ChOetaw and chickasaT Indians as
plaintiffs in the suit. asking for an
Injunction restraining the auditor
from listing their property for tax
alton. which they claim to be exempt
Under the provisions OF the enabling
act.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
AnorHeR oRANo IuRY pRonE

Special ta Daily IscsuIer.
Sapulpa. okla. Dec. - County
Attorney Jackson has decided 70 ask
Judge Barnnm, of the Greek county
district court. 10 order a grand Jury
summoned for the coming term Of
court. II f said thai one Of he i'm
l.ortnnl matters which caused the
county attorney to make the request
B ease whcrein man received
mortal wounds at picnic held sew
eral months ag1. the conditions sur
rounding lie ease making grand
jury Investigation necessary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
KATE WILL TELL
WHAT SHE WANTS

Miss Kalo Barnard. state commis.
sioner OF chmfles and corrections,
will tomorrow file with Governor
Haskell her special report on her re-
cent examination OF The TT. Supply
insane asylum and submitting rec
concentrations for the betterment OF
that institution. The report will
probably ask for certain legislation
for the benefit of the asylum IN the
event the governor calls special
session of the legislature.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
Newfoundland Suffers Much
(By Associated press1

81 JOhns. \ f., Dee. 20 Eleven
Newfoundland schooners and crews
totalling sixty men are believed 70
have been lost lost in the Christmas
lizzard and great destruction oi
property has resulted The storm
has abated some This December has
been the stormiest month on the New
Foundland coast in a half century.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
STRANGE CASE OF POISON
Special o Daily Leader.

Special TO Daily Leader.
Oklahoma City, Okla Dee 29-That
Theodore st. Jermaine came to his
death from drugs received in drink
on Reno avenue was the verdict OF
corners jury before Justice w IT,
zwiek yesterday afternoon
st. Jermaine WAS found dead in a
room back Of i03 West Main street
about 8 o'clock Tuesday morning, by
.C. Il. Campbell. his room mate Camp.
bell said st. Jermaine arose about z
o'clock TO get water. and fell to the
floor. Within an hour he had died,
while Campbell was seeking physi-
ciau. ST. Jernanc was known rs
Peter Hart
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
RELATIVES WERE NOT FOUND.
Special to Daily Leader

Special 70 Daily Leader
Enid, okla, Dec. 30. Information
was received IN Enid yesterday that
Herman Leonard aged 20, and a es-
ident OF this city, was killed at Sedg-
wick, Kas.. near Wichita, Sunday
afternoon by Santa Re passenger
train He was crossing the track and
did not see the approaching train.
Relatives OF the dead boy are said
10 live near Sedgwick No one could
be found here yesterday who knew
the dead man.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
LOST LIFE TRYING
To SAVE PAPERS
lny AsaocIaLel rresal

chillicotha No, pee 29-Cyfus
Eastman. aged sixty postmaster az
Avolon. near here was burned @
death in q fire that destroyed his
home there today He had escaped
from the burning buildlng but re-et.
tered It in an attempt to save SOME
valuable papers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
mAsRAY Cause ARREsr

Port Worth. Tex. Dec. 2s.R- + q
Goddard was arrested By tho Federal
authorities here today, In connection
with the alleged Mabray fake
wrestling and racing contests, which
Il Fl cIaimea essgsaated IN Iowa. He
was arrested upon adyices from 0ma-
ha. Nebraska. and gave bond in sum
og s2.90e for appearance III court here
next Tuesday. =.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
TODAY IN THE
DEPARTMENTS

The secretary Of state this morn
ing issued charter TO the American
Foundry company Of Tulsa with Sl0,-
GOO capital stock. The neorporators
are: W. A. Robbins. Leouard fingal
and u. S. Thomson all Of Tulsa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
CRESCENT TEACHER NEAR DEATH

j. r. Lee. 4 Crescent school teach
er. Il dangerously III az lhc Motto
poIilan hotel on North Second street,
as the result Of bursting blood YES
sci IN his brain Tuesday aftei acnu.
He came to Guthrie Monday. en- quite
10 Oklahoma City to attend the state
teachers convention, but took serl-
ously III Monday night. and slept
thirty-six hours without awakening
The landlord notified the police O his
sleep. aud City Health Officer DR.. +.
G shafp was called. Lees condition
il a trifle better this morning and
there Is hope Of recovery. he mas 2
sister residing on East Springer ave
nue..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
Meeulre Also sets nosy.

Washington, y G.. Dec. ~ -
Without waiiing for the proposed in
vestigation of the Ballinger-Pinchot
AFFAIR bv a joint committee the honse
committee, of which Representative
Mcclure Of Oklahoma ~ chairman
will rw iced 10 look into the charges
made against the interior department
Mr.. McGuire's committee on the
expenditure Of the interior depart
ment has jurisdiction over the mat
ters involved in the charges made by
Representative Hitchcock Of Nebras.
ka. which brought on the affair and
can proceed to conduct hearing
without any resolution and will do So
without delay. Special attention VIII
be given to the claim that extraya-
giant prices fwere paid for furniture
and high salaries We're paid 10 sub
ordlnates in the land Office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
WOMAN FEll-FRozEH
TO DEATH


Special to Daily Leader
Ardmofe, okla, Dec - Adfiees
received here state That the uH-
known white woman who vas frozen
70 death near poolegille last week
was The ifc Of prot. W T Booth
who IS teaching school At Ara re
was formerly q teacher IN the Col
I'm counts schools at Weston Tex
His wif4 an aged lady, is said e
have fallen IA the SNOW 81 her home
while alonA and iroze 10 death.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
AUSTIN LOST AN EAR
inecIal D lnIIg IAader

Special to Dnly Leader
Tulsa okla. Dec p w. y aus.
TIN Of this city engaged IN an alter
cation in which he losi one car, ear.
rying the severed member home in
his pocket. Later q physician served
cn the ear and Austin does not seem
riueh worse of beeanse Of his little
flight into the battle ing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
vInEeAR rl-AMr ASSURED

Special to Daily Leader
Fl Reno. Okla. Dee 29-W B. Fal.
yer has contracted for the erection
a. 4 large plant here for the manufac-
sure Of vinegar and for piekIing and
preserving vegetables,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
CONTRACT LET To GILL
FOR FEDERAL RUILDING
nv Associated prcssl

Washington. y. c.. Dec % m.
!. Gin aud company Of Ardmore.
okla. have been awarded the con
tract for the construction uf the Fed.
eral building Al Oklahoma CITY on
a bid of 5000 lg6
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-29
CARNEGIE IMPROVING
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader
New York, Dec. 29--Andrew Car
negic continued to improve last night
ana today the injury TO his Knee, due
io fall. having diminished consid-
erably and he was IN eneerfu spirits