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The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-05-08
Woman's Club Notes

cluO was neld MONDAY AFTERNOON, i,
at L. G.. Home with large at
tendance. President McClain,
presiding. The reports from the
various sections showed that
much good work had been ac-
complished during the month OF
April. The club turned over to
tn, T.. G.. Home board the neat
sum of $40 25 on May 4, for
which they thanked this noble
band of workers as we'll as the
citizens. TIE president and
members extends to the several
secret societies who attended the
recent entertainment in a body,
their sincere thanks for the aid
given on this occasion, also The
Forum for free service rendered.
We hope each church this
month will allow our solicitors
chance to make an appeal for
Lincoln Colored Home. Please
do not stand them off
The annual turnout and pro-
gram of the club will take place
at Union Baptist church, Sunday
May 30. at 4 p. m. sharp. 1t will
be patriotic program with 20
minute address by the pastor.
More than 100 boys and girls will
be in the line OF march, each car
rying small flag, All the ladies
clubs of the city have been by
motion extel ded an invitation to
join us in this annual service.
Every club report to the chair,
Mrs. Victoria Yates.
The boys and girls joint con
cert will be given at the St. John
church, Monday, May "a, unless
changed.
The members of the original
L. H. Board will serve dinner at
the Home on South 18th street,
Monday, May 10, from IL. 80 am
to $50 p. M, price 25c. Come
and get good dinner, Mrs. Mary
Hudson is the general chairman
of this committee This is the
18th anniversary of this institu
tlOn.
On Sunday, the 20, Mrs. H D.
Cottman will present beautiful
!! banner to those of the children
who have kept their pledge not
to chew gum.
June IA. at ST. Paul church, an
oratorcal contest will be given
by this club dnder the Steward
ess Board. Two handsome priz-
es will be awarded the successful
contestants. There will be six
ladies' in the race, three patriotic
selections and three temperance
contestants will appear in the
next issue of The Forum.
The boys meeting was a sue
cess. The addresses by DR.. N.
B Ford and Lawyer Gibbs were
instructive and we trust helpful
TO the boys and girls who were
present,
Bishop G. T. Shaefer, D. D.,
will preach at ST. Paul A. M. e
church Sunday at 10 45 and at
730 Pm. at ST. John
The Thimble Club gave de-
lightful reception TO its embers
at the residence of Mrs. r. w
Jackson s on E Kansas st. Fri
day, May 1st. Mrs. Wade and
Chandler read very interesting
paperr on "Woman's suffrage
me Club was entertained by
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-05-08

A. S. Walker of the state house
corps, was in Alton this week
visiting his family.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-14
TO SERVE
FOR FATHER
IN PRISON


chlaasa fprIl Is-rf sons plea ic
BE- alloHaG To serve bis fathers SEN.
fence III prison praetleally assured
The oseape of Benson BidwHll inventor
and promoter of The Hldwcll Gold
Motor concern. which collapsed over
1 year afo. FROM conglet's cen lapny
Prosecutor ueofge y popham vent
before ftdec Chelaln and said ne way
Nllllnf Chat Henaon Rl6Neil " les so
afler serving 4 short iali sentence pio
vldce Charles e Hldwell me sen. BE-
taken q sollct peulienElary al nncel
Tito aidwelle were cnnYleteG of hHvlne
aafraudeG ho stockholders cf .he con
sorr aad sofia vere sseel pensieatl.
arY aeHEeucfa
Flelisoa nlaHelI u aaErly 80 yeeTs
ala and hIs snH 50 yeesa old Ii ne
crash of lhc rne.d nrief eDncok1 The
aaylnaa q lSeH sertanf elfls we're
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-14
QUESTION NOW BEFORE
MOSgO6EE MEETING
Present Sentiment OI Eastern
Body Apparently Against
Proposed Union


snarsI NJ lhe Daily lauaef
Muakogee, oh Aprsi ~ Sol nn|||
,oaay wne Che teai hQalnaas 81 rs
Eanlegn division. !, o. O n opAN9H
tioa haro taken pp, Tha Greatest IAs
leroal ctnlefa On lhep qppdsliI0n s.
consolidate she gFana loase NJ lhe lNs
dlan Tetillory Jurisdiction naN y
session hafo wllh the eland lpdEe q
wealagH 0kgehoma ssiiiaalnllpn
The lndlaa reullofy sraad lodge
represents about 10000 members d
ihe ereef and she western nlsmAam#
grand lodge represents about 1
members. each iufltdlellQn nas apoH
tive hundred and alSl9 aAbardlnale
Lodges 0klahune II NOW lhe ONLY
state "a lhe Union which aainlalA4
Two grand lodges ol tho Qf1pf. XHs
agitation |n faNof VI m8fNlna kha tWn
grand lodges began with agal4hVQH
hna will probably - successful e
some ump. Notwithstanding Ehese +
decided opposition Il thN movement
1T HFasan Iimo nfunns the aaI8N&tHA
70 the IndIan Territory eanqsa|Ion 4z
IAhnt ! AA 4 Ae||oR ApNNaHz HAI
large majority at tila HnleaaIea WNalA
oppose the amaisamalinn whan tHs
uue6lion eoniea 10 faf action unless
there is decided change = ae|lE|s
lnenf before tho uuasb0u " Eate@ 81
Amalnamallnn Commltlee
Three committees representing IHz
Oklahoma gfand lodge (Wealeru ius
iHdiollonl are here 20 present NfHH
manls IA favor of amaigamaIlon
Tina committee su nfesenl IEe msz=
teF % The grand ennalapmenf apnglAI =
0f G. w Eruce, ol Guthrie " e
Vanderbefg 81 Weaiherloed 81
Mnniort. of Chandlef George HtuNH.
ol Granite, end J = A kQpHFtAoa q
Chandler The committee EANI VIZ
appear bofufe the e1and lodge meet.
ing conalala Of n i. sigousa ana s.
VI. Dustin of oklahoma Glss w IS
Wllh0uf of HeaYcf .. 8. hpteEz.
SON az Chandler, aud p 4 Marsh aI
Norman. Tho committed bHEnfp IAa
Rehekah assembly ronal8ls 81 Mr..
n. & Reger. og Enld Mfa. Nary =
ST. Clair o1 Carmen. Mfa. Gqfa s.
brown 81 Wauionla. Mra Ida Il haek
81 Fl Reno. and Mrs w II WllheaH
og Beaver
rho question Of amalNamaKlou "
anhmiglad ia tie Sovereign HSaHA
lodge which met IA DengeF Ias, ssns
tembef.
Matter Referred Back
TIE Sovereign Grand pgHa haH pnH
er to compel such amalgAmalion naf
thla mower was nul exercised -
sleaa enc sovereign body referred AAa
matter back to the two grand LODGES
lof settlement between themselves
with the recommendation fnal they
anaalaamnla. The Sovereign NKAnd
loake sook shn ground that the iWu
Grand ludgeH must came p n agree
mpm. poaeeHnly among themselves.
"a order that harmony nilehE be pre-
noted n lEe 1feHnizallou Il The neW
state.
The annual session ng lklahnHla
Grand loaRa viii De heId II October
I at which time The question Will d
iaken 10 In lha, iafladlcll0n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-14
H0N|NY Sits BACK
WATCHES TOWNS SCRAP

Special 20 Daily Leader.
Hominy. OKLA, April lathe In.
dlans holding land adjacent to Usage
Junction have had their reslrctlona
removed and win begin At once TO
have the lend plalted for lownslle gur.
oSes and VIII pug the lots On the mark.
II within fifteen DAYS, Osage junction
is al the junction o. the katy branch
% Mnskoaee. within mile OF 50 Of
Cleveland. ana ACROSS The Afknneas
river from that city. The city oi
CleYelanc has been before the Corpor.
alton cnmmlsslon for some time at
tempting 10 compel the Katy railroad
10 move their luhction lo lheir city,
but without result They claim that
they have an old contract with the
Katy whereby The road was 70 make
Cleveland their junction point fof a
consideration Of certain amount Of
land Which the city decided d che
road After getting the LAND decided
TO lhem they flew ne coop and land.
ed az Usage, where they ero With the
assistance Of the alndlang golnA ~
make X town that. they claim, VIII
outdo Cleveland, Thls place Is zen
miles south Of uo4any and q range
Of hills separate lBc tWo placer. SO
Hominy il IN pdstiDn TO sil back
aud act amused Il Cleveland and
Usage a. they nghN u out.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-14
WATER PRESSURE LOW
TWO BARNS DESTROYED

Matches and miachelYous boys
wore me combination thas started
what ios a time proved serious iIre
Tuesday evening ii slx O'Clock. Ths
ire threatened score or more real.
dences hetwoen elm and hlapl streets
on Logan avenue. ior some TIME A
bonfire klnaled bs thnb oys vas com.
mnnIcaloa 10 tha Rexfoaa barn, which
burnt llko wlldhre ana before lhe
department arrived the barn. valued
nt9200 was In ruins and the Fred L.
Wenner barn across the alley was m
nalnes. A strong wind waa blowing
and Che fremen were forced 10 let lh
barn burn while they saved the Wen
ner residence. occupied BY Justice
81 " Hays Tho water pressure was
low and the ilremen we're forced TO
WIT on TOP Of the Wennof residence
10 keep the house from burning. The
roof OF the aouse was ahlaxe three
OF four times during the time the
barn Was burning. hue the Aamea
We're exllneulshed before any dnmaeo
was incurred The Wenner barn vas
valued at e4tl0. on which $3.50 lnanf.
anee was carried THE damages 10
the roof of tho Wenner raaidelec VIII
amount 10 4 few dollars ealy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-14
GOVERNOR CAMPBELL
APPEALS To BRYAN

Special te nnAg hdader.
Austin. Te1a AnlA Il The pfeaoh
halwean 1le isahtHfa Gha aNvs
Campbell haa been widaned 10 much
by the severe criticism which lhe exc
eutiyo poured upon the heads Of the
senators and the representatives. ~
his communication 70 the respective
branches that there Is 30 possible
chance, il Is claimed of 3 state bank
deposit guaranty hll being passed al
the second extraordinary session GOV
Campbell submitted the bank dep0slt
guaranty BIN end lhe appropriation
blll as the two subjects ior leglala-
lion this session. yhe sauate viii not
even consider the bank deposit gunr
aniy measure. further lhan lc prompt,
s. kllI # 81 committee
William y Bryan has leeu anpeaf
ed 70 b. Gov Campbell % come 10
Austin and help him bring abous Aae
enactment Of the measure
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-14
0UTW|TS
MANIAC
HUSBAND

Nop fork. April IL. John olberd
lag. recently liberated from N insane
asylum, lies In critical conditions III
NE Harlem hospital today With hlH
throat elit after slsugRle With hla
wife Ii tl.eif apartment ln East One
fluadFe6 aud Twnnl4.alsth street last
night. n which ne held her upon ne
aode and cut both uE her wrists wita
4 racer. Police and nelehhufh fl Is
battered DOVE ,hn gnGR 4nf rns gaed
the woman
Mrs. Olderdlng's expofleaee with
her husband Was horrible b tho axs
reme FnF moro than iep minutes ie
pufsued her about the apartment
hranalskne the razor and al last cor.
nefnE htF After be had slaahaa hef
wrists she feisned denlh aud n fhsa
way probably saved her life She
wlll feeo' 81. but there s % hope 70
the man
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-14
Will TEST PRE LINE LM

Special to iho Daily Lea6el
g'plaa. okla.. AnrA ii.~il is gteled
that test IL ~ Iie lr;ide q lae yeager
Strain pipp line hlil. PASSED oy ,he
lass legislature dasfile lle appoalliop
0l lha 0li Interests n gounrnl lhrnnHhi
0ui mo st8tc Whhehall b Co. eill
mako complaint IS ,he state eofpoge
ton commission, klleglng afraa.lau W
the lav az ia0 aaM 0i lhp lIell.Ien
nlnes Interests ghe charge win bt
That the Bcll4euauss people are
teadllY pumplug ther @ells end ator
luE ihclr on KS lhe lelNmeni of shclt
aelshhors wlg ssanot aEora lae ste,
agc
a the aregeni 6ill eaa ao maGe io
apply 10 private operations h Wlli be
more laf reaching b lls geoge ben
aallcipated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-14
WANT lUIY On PETROLEUM.

Special aa tno Daily Leader
Tulaa. OK. AnrIl la--Tho CONNER.
cal club og this city has lolnao q
the damand going iip S1m the gil
aalds of the United glaiea Il the san-
ale that i Is per cent ad valorem dt-
Il 30 placed on crude palrnienin ln
tho hnnl consideration q tha Payne
tafIH bll. While little danger sfeln
Mexican competition Il now On tho
surface. the oil industry Il ilet conn
lfy Is IN ifs infancy and i Aeit rival
ine that 9f Beaumont, maY be dlseeV'
cred any 6ay
That Canada % Tho aefsa glta ~
numerous shellow fieds, + now d e0m
netls0g with the United aiaies IN
tho production Of Oh % hs faqkened
N.lh IS the claim adyaaspd by d. eN'
Hefla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-14
FRIENDS ROW
OVER CARDS;
both DEAD

saltEgo. april -~ieseph 3eclSsi
fonmer for tweutg yeats 6 Che hnme
uf ST lteaierman vas sliot % death
eafiy iDd..Y By Keslermans who & no
meni laief committed eulcsoe.
1he men. who we're tbs Oeal 9f
friends haa Seen aiaylna cards end q
quarrel alese. z IS ellpposed over the
earie. leaseri1aa whc Is 81 yesea
Old secured revolver end iirhd A
sh0s which penetrated pelka' heart
lie chen sent bullet crashing into
hia own brain, eaealng Instant desih
aeief iealefnian son af ahe sui
eide was awakened Nv the shots and
running 70 lho roam ioun1 1olh aen
dea6 che cards were sehsiarec shout
the tHhle The yuuug Higu declares ho
heafd ne argument
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-14
DEATH HlLTs WEALTH QUEST

snenial " glle Dtlly E4eader
Raaalne. Pa. April 4 The quest
Tor the mllllong d the late John
George spang who was one Of the
weallhlest men IN Germany. mss benn
halted " the deaih here today d
Josiah X Kalhach, who was Qne Of
Me oldest direct descendants al
Spang. The hitter whom he died left
vast esteEe consisting Of valuable
land and hulldlngi. The lam0us Spang
castle AT EIhnlhurg Germany now ee'
euplad hy Baron Won Kuelhanseu. II
elAlmed by the estate which Is val
ulsl at $laa00nQae
At, kolhath who was I ynnrs Old
obtained poHHeaslon 81 cefsaln paiu.
ahle n3pafs which he alwavs declared
would some day bring hack lhp prom
ufte into The hands 81 those e. whom
Il belonged
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-14
ENID LAUNDRY OWNER
RgRHf1 NTH HOT LEAD

speelnI % 80 DallY Leadar.
Enid. Ok ApflI ii~ Thonlas kup
naf cones. one ot shn pfnpfIelofa q
fhh star lauldfy neni With very
mlnful II BOT segiaHs neeIdent 1t fhe
laundry whllo eneaead with the work
iuen ID seltug ~ 4 HeM piece q
mathlnefK iielR# bad bean noTad ~
he baso Of tho machine Yor iha puf
oE |llllne lhein witt baahll metal
gtfongh which 8 Was % b. iAsAeaen
q sAe Hoor by lHs acreWA " b0lsf.
Is pouring she hel lead Into ne holes
AZ explosion MAS eeuaed bg The hol
lese coniin0 N eaagAet viii some w.
~ Ahag had uhkuuwIDglf gotten mlo
one pf tie holes ana Dir Genes
Eaee Was Illlea With 4Nsi| paftIeIaN
il lhe haelel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-14
SOUTHWEST MILLERS
BUYING CASH GRAIN
Regarded as Showing That
Bull Movement Is Hot Re-
suit Of Speculation

washington, y. g Apri Az de,
naftmonl aeads are bolnG flooded wl,h
leiagr9ms and lelsov appeallAs 70
sho yioyeFnment % put ait esd 10 the
vhpai eorve lr ehlcago snd ether
Stock sl,es,latlou @ ooa groduelss
aicago. ln, Aprl fhcfo are
reports ol large lakings N cash Wienl
~ thp southwestern mlllers. Wa0 have
boeu lalSlng wheai al Kansas t'liS
Tor weeks Hutchinson, Kan. @hlch
II 0ne of the urges, receiving poinla
IN iho Hunnowcf hlrip. Was a buyer
Of lhc eaea article even leslng SOME
OF lhe mHeh-hatcd Durun variety 81
grinding pnfphsns. Tho iRci ,het shc
greatesl wheat pgUdnelng secll0n ui
hmeacaa Sy.vhcat staie IS Halas
outside az .ls 0Wn borders fur Hheet,
shows lhei tao hull tower la uut tne
result 81 manipulation.
Word comics GFam New York tllal
'rexss miIlara ste buying Nhent in
lhAi market
rho slshla aappsY o. wheat desfeas
I'D lssa .0bo bushels for The week. leav
lna hx sn ia kha ylsAlal a e 900
bushels. exclusive Of the Canadian
visible. compared with g7.T6S,00o,
when the Canadian Visible was inelud
"a.
Rains have visited many SECTIONS Dl
the winter wheat belt and Willie crop
reporta now coming forward ere mix
Ii IN tenor. there Hfa less 0i Them uilr
favorable than waa nctioeaplo z *eek
ago.
THO gana0ian wheat visible lnoreas
"a s57.0B0 bushels for the week MAX
INK ihe total S.ls7 600 bushels compaf-
aa With 8.e93.000 bushels S year ego,
Worlds shipments oi wheat of lhe
Wael, were 8.i37 900 bushels compared
3th if8A00 bushels the previous
asek, aud 8Ao8000 bushels year
AGO. rha amount az hfeadsluhs on
cream aasaage decreased a2p80u0 bu'
shells for The week. leaving the total
& .584 900 bushels. against bO,sb0 000
bushels the previous weah and witn
shipments of wheat Tor The week we're
small ct 8.87g.a46 bushels compared
With s,&e8.o 900 bushels tho week be-
forc ana 100000 bushels year exc,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-14
R0USTAB0UT GETS 1 FORTUNE

evansville, i0da April if-peler
l.lpefrght, employed az q rouatahout
On the Steamer Peters Lee operating
between Cincinnati and Mmphis, TO-
day received word that q wealthy
uncle had died near Galesburg. lll,,
Sunday night and had left him an es'
tate of 100000,
Nyefrlght claims Memphis, Tenn,
as his home. According 70 his story
bis uncle made a fortune IN The raco-
horse mslDeeh and several years neo
settled down on farm near Gales
BURG
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-14
SANTA III COMPLAINTS HEARD

This Egg Santa Fa day before ,he
Corporation commission SoNesal cont
plants aeallat the road were kQard.
rhe eomnlalut lodeea by citizens Of
Glencoe ashing ior 3 telephone n me
depot Na9 dismlosed, iha company
anyng complied with the request Ihe
eonplainl oi Frank Rhlaeheari asking
FOR af esc light Is atcck SENS AZ
Guthrie Vas also dismissed Tie e1m
puny aaNlas asreed 20 nslall ahe
Tight
che ielprA0nq raae og ne Nyant
County Rural Temphone 90 IS Che
ploneef TeWphone e0npeng, csklng
goq ybyslca aonneciiou yoe cVnflared
ior the ,e-Ei
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-14
DANGEROUS

WAslAlt esah AprlI Orders haNa
been issued Al re Waf aspaflmaaf
stopping he pfaellea of saIllus e.
cafdea arms pg tie United HlAie -
mY II has been fepaHud lAaI ttEHIas
lloalsls ln eaatfal Hna SudIh 8AeE|az
hnYe 0tlllnaa nfma lsom ~ tIN|ssa
slataa. TIE poles ol ch|sskp 'isYs
alse eompIa|Aaa ska|nsF lhs IE'a|aef|IH.
lnAta shie II oIa Nprlhaaa||| F|||ss
poIhtiuf oaE lhal Iasx a'|zH| l'HIzE|I
tie community II lIme 8 f'as =
strike
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-14
PETITION NJ PROPER FORM

hltoueg NfneHi Cht4les Wesl lu
81 upulan IL Gafafnuy 4sskell sodey
holds that lhe petition af i2ta eiii-
kans 0l a9ullWfn Greer aannly 60 che
governor calling fuf aperial elaes
ton io salr nn the question " peesSs.
lns lof ne pufHaaH q ofsanlfng
nhW c0uay 70 o hnuHH W. Hull.a
county with HOLLIS IL ihe county
saa. Is Il proper form ana sufficient
andef the law The prpnpand county
#ill he uumposea 81 almost Me south
halt Of fifefr county
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Shawnee. 0hla, Apsii d ,y
lick Nhq has sned + ! allulNIh and
George Rose 8pr $4,000 aamaEaa
through llla attorneys Mha Furnished
copies of The firae alleged a1ldaylss
against him which were road at the
Huleln meetings The names Of those
swearing to the aiiidaYlls were not
furnished and have not been madt
public ID Is undersg6od that they
Nefe net aaked for
One document whleh tntalna The
charges asalnsi the county officers. &.
SD. Judge Maben. sheflr Pierce
County Judge Heasor County <oft
nay Lydlck aad also Sir Ed aooa,
proved Io bo 81 unsigned statement.
Il rs nos in the form eg an affidavit,
and Is not signed by any one * 81
|Haid ~ the end Of fhe statement
appeafs this comment
VAN 81 these men want tAa citizens
0f this city and county 10 Fe.eleci
them 10 90 on With this same process
Of grating. which Is held lo lndi
cate chat ne statement was never
prepared Tor any one 70 sign. but
merely IS The opinion Of ne author
1nd nreqared solely lVf Tie purpose
gos whlen a was used
in RESPONSE u thc subpuenaH duceH
tacum served unon The eyangelisia the
memheFa oi 4Ae Ministerial alliance
and others Saturday, u appear IN tae
ailcoe 3lggera. Lydick 8 Eegerman
tor the purpose Of taking depoaltl0ns.
numhAr o1 those enbpoenaed ap
poured at tho hour namea At that
time als0 counsel FOR The complainant
and b. Il. Bl5Heney eouasel FOR the
eYnnRelisie, arrived and soon reacaad
Ihr agreement whereby attorneys fuf
The prosecution we're allowed TO neruse
the original aiIldayila and mako con.
tee thefeci Thereupon me hearing
wis diemlssed
Mr Aydlck xaa represented ny
Mnssfa rreelns and pendlelon Hal
lQhna0n was present u take the dep.
aaltione. but OWNS tc she sudden tlrn
Ia alFelFH bis services we're 1pi re-.
Qulred.
g'he caro- VIII ageln aa lakaa un
Friday IL the county court before q
spoclaI judge 70 1e selnctec
| ki The hearing neither MS faiSln
iupr Mr. Rose were present
Messf Blegefs tnd ssydlcs and olh.
lem lnaftete0 new aas thai the lf4f.
nations which have beh nHled Il the
EmaiioHs which harN baen i4ed ii lhe
/ IGeorFe Rose and upun which arrests
shaYe haen made will he ameHded lu
lceufurm with lhn atatomens gaW n
Ilhoir nobhesaIoH and Nlieh was pub
IliclS fe4f and lhp prosecution VIII
lbe nnshHd nluss vigorously They aaf
llhat II. linlHln mud his Singer George
Rose Iauat faee Tbs assue Il theae
Itaeaa and nFake The truth OF the aile
/ cations contained lil THIS unaleHad ana
IanungEn0us aEelHmenf feaa i lils
ImenllnH of laHf me eanscuuanee8 s0I
/ IerimmHl libel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-14
SEAT CASE 70 Be HEARD

Che StprpsEc rDrf ans sei fpyil 20
m lie fple an Witch h will near af
fumenis nn TecruisahN demarror 81
lhe county Acut fnse This domlrfeF
hrlngH up two pplaiA 81 the ease the
question o. bribery 9 the city han e
TEE nnd BE majority oi yples neces
saey X lhe dcmrrgee should no nyet
ruled. tao nexs alap w0rld he ale ap
polalmcnf q referee q hegr lha
eHleenco ir ltp cHea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-14
WILLREFUSE CATTLE SHIPMENTS

After caaorfQw noon tAq railroads
win not accepl shipments s cattle
to 0aaga county 10 be placed Oh the
range. uWspn tu The fact that Oh
Flidsy s hearing VIII be held upon
the iniuncllon asked BY County AZ.
tUFney Roberts. Cf rawhuskil, to re-
stfaiE lhc railroads from accepting
any moro shipments Of cattle into
the county
The suit was instituted al the Fe'
quest Of a number og Osaee county
farmers who obieet to cattle being
nermlitea to place % nc ranea.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-14
TlNNSlEMANl LARGER lEP0Ts

rhe Corporation commission s. nov
rccelsluE a number Of eomplainis ffem
t0Wne Whiea have antM0Nn thAlf def
llet facilities. nolahly wuhlnquan anQ
NoNaiu ia lho hitter place the town
has Ni0wu elonr around Che stock
y:fds And wants d removed outside
ghe city limits sevcrhl complaints
have else aeel fnpelgal So rngard @
alleged enYalANanpes IN the handling
ai freight qn inc eripnt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-14
TAFrs on JoURNsy

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washington. April president
Taf Sits Tets and other members OF
lho family left hers fox New York
today The President and Mrs TaH
wlll be euests 81 lhe Presidents broth
en- Henry ~ Taft Tomorrow the
President viii 30 10 New Haven q At
tend s tnaineaa meeting ol tae yale
corporation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-14
PROSECUTORS ALLOWED
TO PERUSE AFFIDAvITS
Thorough Investigation OI
Charges Of Official MIsG0n-
duct VIII Be Made
gna.Ial u sIIs IsaIIy LeaaeI


gpeelsl q tlie Daily Lender
Tpeunseh. 0kla. April ST0e
specIal lefm aE sha dlslFsa court PIN
ba eopYeae0 Gus ailegnqon ior 3 ses
lion q two ReohA 5udee earrulh~s
ag 0keMaa 0kguskae equity aill pres
side, na grand iHy .s nov boIug sa'
eerea Attorney Genefa Wcsl gill
Rnya ~ Gnlhria Ahls osgulag Q
gorsonahy cQndaei sAe tasc and sIntF
GnlorcfWtni Attorney ed s. vald
well VIII also NJ hero q ftcrousk
gaMlntslon " local conditions ona
dvep probing pf slle tumerous
eheigos d iniaepndupi cf officers VIII
oc nAde
The eECclnl term "a ihe court was
called " Chief gusllee Kane upon an.
pllcGtion of Judge Maben, aud Judge
lohn Casrulhere was appointed 70
proslGe Attorney General West was
directed hy Governor Haskell d al.
lend The session Of the srond jury