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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-21
BRITISH RAISE BANK RATE
LONDON DIRECTORY PUTS IT TO
5 PER CENT.
Third Consecutive Week They Have
Acted to Lessen the Out
flow of Gold.

LONDON. October o1.-The Bank Of
England today raised its minimum rate
of discount another full point to pei
cent, the highest it has stood since the
American furry Of 1907.
This is the third consecutive week thai
the directors Of the bank have consid
cred it necessary to strengthen the bar.
riers against a further leakage of colo
| reserves.
The international monetary position
shows no material improvement during
the past week, and the banks reserve
which is now nearing the $4,000. O0t
mark, is threatened with a further de.
pletion this week by the South Ameri-
can and Egyptian requirements. esti.
mated at $7.5O0.O0O.
Foreign exchanges have been steadily
where gold is badly needed and where
the next arrival of the metal probably
would have gone but for the imposition
Of the per cent rate.
Warning Against Speculation.
1t is known that requirements from
other centers would soon reduce the re-
serve to below $1O0,OOO.O0O unless the
new rate attracts gold.
eral warning against speculative opera
tons and the announcement was fol-
lowed by a drop in prices. British Sc
curities and Kafflrs recovered almost i'm
mediately. but American shares, which
earlier in the day were above parity.
fell away, United States Steel and Union
Pacific dropping a and several others
with the tone weak.
Advance Not Unexpected.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, October 21.-The advance
was not unexpected by bankers and
others in Wall street yesterday, but 1t
was not generally thought that tie rate
would advance more than to Az per cent.
The reason for the advance was found
by some in recent shipments Of gold to
Turkey and Brazil Of $3.75O.O0O with the
prospect that this would be duplicated in
the near future. This, taken together with
other heavy shipments to other countries
which have been going on for the past
two weeks. have greatly reduced the gold
supply in London.
In addition it has been pointed out that
SO far as the United States Is concerned
the great increase in imports during the
past nine months and the decrease in ex-
ports have created an unusual condition
in foreign exchange, which furnishes n
basic cause for advances Of this kind.
There was general decline in Amer
lean securities In the London market This
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-21
Washington Stock Exchange

Saskatchewan call, IL O'Clock noon-Capita
Traction at 1884,
Mergenthaer Linotype. l at 2l3lh, 10 at 21sIa
Lanston Monotype. 100 Mt 1Ss.
GAS RONnS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-21

Messrs. L. w. Groomes and William E..
Shannon hav' been elected members of
the board directors Of the American
National Bah.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-21

The call today did not result in much
trading. But little interest was shown in
any OF the securities. and as the lack Of
buying was equaled by the selling, the
resulting dullness was combination of
the absence OF both factors of a market
when at all active
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23
CONFEDERATE HOME PROSPECTS

Secretary OF state VIM. cfcsf,
ommanderIn.ohlef Of the oklahoma
division of the United Confederate
veterans. has called meeting Of the
board OF trustees to the Confederate
Home Biildlng association OF the state
to meet .n Guthrie on june 30th fof
the purpose of appointing 8 commit
tee which viii decide upon the 10.
cation tnf the Home which Is 70 be-
built In the Immediate future. Sec.
relary tloss reports that be hak re
Ceiyed hctween $3.50 and $50. .OON al
ready from the citizens OF Oklahoma
to erect the Home and that money Is
being received by him daily froln all
parts OF the state. About $1,000 has
been raised by 26 cent donations,
The cities that are asking br tbs
loca lon Of the Home are. ClaremoNe,
Vlnlta. Musk0geo. McAlesier, Aslu,
sulphur, Ariniore, pauls Valley
Chickasha, oklahoma City, El Reno
and Shawnee,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23
CONVICT CONFESSEs
To SEVERAL MURDERS

81, Joseph. Mo-. June a0.--An IN
tercepted letter written at the JEFF
ferson City penlteDtiary and signed
"Wm, = Murphy" conIessea TO aev.
eral murders committed n ST.
Joseph By the writer. according to
word received here today from Che
warden. Murphy was sent 10 the
penllentlary from ST Joseph for abus.
ina his daughter In the letter the
ikrIter SAYS he killed William Min.
ier. wealthy ST. Joseph contractor
on January |. 1905. and Roy Odon. q
butcher. some time previous 10 that
date and enumeraies other killings
FOR which he claims credit. that kefe-
t0i0re have been nsyHlefies& The
police are trying 4 verify The state.
men.a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23
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REQUIsITION ON TENNESSEE

Governor Haskell this morning Is
sued reQuIsltion upon the governor
Of Tennessee for the return to Co
manche county OF II. WI Diekerson
wanted on an embezzlement charge.
DIckerson according to the statements
OF n. B. Patty, was engaged with the
latter In the cattle business. shipping
cattle from COmanche to r. Worth.
Patty charges Dickerson with skipping
out aud embo<zlng the $4,000 due
him on.a shlnment OF cattle Dick
erson Is charged with drawing draft
on The csttle dealers upon the arrival
Of the ccltle IN the name Of the firm
ana keeping all OF the money,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23
SUPREME COURT CLERKS FEES

According 10 the report issaed to
day by state Examiner and Inspect
or Charles a. Taylor on ihe examiun'
tlon OF the records and accounts Of
the office Of the clerk Of the Supreme
court that office receives per month
over ana above expenses, clerk filfc
etc, on The average OF s3i9.DO
The department from November
iG. 1907. to May 4 1909, earned
in fees siG.33l 6s, Of whid.
si3.7i9.ei has been collected. l0c
Total expense OF the department dur
ng the period was s79sgli, whic
leaves s5.T5O.5O icr clerk W. n
l.. Campbell, who has held office SIX
teen months The report shows Ssi
attorneys having been admitted Y
both courts during that period.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23
ASSEMBL. !

The Epworth assembly opens lhis
evening with lecture BY Col Geo,
balm. Of Kentucky. on "A search.
light 81 the Twentieth Century, Dr.
Bnln Iu ono Of the best known Ice
lhrers on the platform and isfa brill
llent and eloquent orator Preceding
the lecture TIE Guthrie Ladies' chor
IA viii give half hours musical
nfalnde beginning at 8 o'clock The
lecture viii be given In the large
assembly tent erected today on the
north aide ol Island park. which has
"a seating capacity ~ an00. An ex-
ceIIarl program win - given to-
morrow afternoon and tvesstng. Large
numbers Of people from ossr tha
stale are arriving TO attend the meet
Jugs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23
BOARD MAY RAISE OR
LOWER ASSESSMENT
Effect Of Constituting Bryan Act
With Other Acts Passed
By Legislature

Attorney General Charles Waal n
d lengthy opinion covering ieu lyne.
written pages % Governor G n Has
kell chairman OF the School Land
commission, rules upon tlio uue#iun
Of whether the commission has al'
thoriiy 10 modify. raise or lower the
apprnisemeut made on the states
public land under th0 pfeylaens ul
the Bryan ncl, approved in April
1905. The attorney general Nolda
that constituting the net Itself he w
af the opinion that The commission
Is without power 20 raise. lower o.
N any way change the apprnlsement.
but constituting the act tugethtr WITH
subsequent acts passed hy che Sec
ond legislature, namely. Ahe ACT pro
yidlng for the sale Of lha lands ana
he act passed later proyldlng for me
leasing Of the lands until sold. hN
Anlds as follows on the prannsMiun
Commission May Modify.
~ The commission on their own
motion. under the rules and reRulas
lions, II made tu that &seees. mAg
Modify eppralaemenls on seHssss.sss n
and lands conveyed under Section
af the enabling act AMI Mnf eAHsa
new appraisement 70 be maaa ~
the purpose of line sale.
- In case Of sale. the oommla
si1nefs may modify tho annralsc.
nAnt under objections ana exeepllOna
laken a. provided by section 4 os
he act approved March 3. 1908 (sale
actl
3. IN case af an apIieal taken aa
provided IN Section l3 If The act ap.
proved March ~, 1909 lleaaa aotl
he commissioners mag chaHee iu.
liydual appralsementa ia caae b
easing,
There was IN additional power
shlch the commissioners Formerly had
which has nuw expired lndar the
TERMS Of the net approved April S
sos taHprMeemeni sei lhpe nonla
sxt0nd leasoa expired between lhe
10Th Of Marcb 1907. and 18th ol
ApFl 1908 20 January u 1900, at
iucn rental value as they deemad laif
md Just
The attorney general further Saya:
il ls elaar 10 ME ihMl tho lnnlsiAlilea
lid not mean 60 provide TINT The
board should nae this appfaIaement
fnennIng llhe appralaemanl ordered
hy the First leglalalufel as I baals
for lts fenins because. on the con
rary, In the first section oF the aeI
ei April 3 ia0s Il Is provided thaf
leases expiring between ilerefabef
20, 1907 and April i5. 1903. we're fo
be extended without furlher anilan
1f The commission until IaBuagy
1908. n al easea where The lesseea
desired execution This was pfogia.
60 independents Of the appraleemoni. E
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23
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ALL NORMAL SCHOOLS SHARE

Attorney General Charles West In
an opinion 20 State Treasurer Meme.
iee today holds that each d the states
normal schools. including the three
recently located IN the eastern part
Of the state. should receive an equi
able past OF one.thlrd Of the rental
derived iiom sections i3 OF the school
lands. The state treasurer now has
on hands funds amounting 70 Si02,3Oo
lerlYed from the rental OF these
hnds which Is TO be apportloned az
provided IN the enabling act-one
lhlrd to the state university and Pre-.
para ory schools. one-third to the A.
4 NJ. college and the Langston Col.
bred college and 0ne-thlrd TO the nor
NAL schools.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23
THOSE ON
SICK LIST

Mrs. v.Hspa. Polite returned from
Chicago hast evSNlng, where she was
attending her husband who had
been operated on for cancer Friends
0f the family will be glad 70 know
Mr.. Polite Is greatly improved and
expects TO return home Within O
month.
ss-4es
Governor c. N. liasken IS suffer
Ing with an attack Of acute lndIges
ton.
r. A. Holt, the auctl0neer. Is sick
at his home, Oh East Logan avenue
With typhoid fever.
L. q. Berry, Of stroud who has
been critically III at the Home aanl
tarIum, II improving
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23
NEWS OF THE
RAILROADS

Harry Dehanks Of The local freIgh
office lef, this morning for chicagt
on q vacation trip.
Bud sml b has taken q position o
assistant ticket agent nc the Union
station. lie likes rdilr0sdng anf
says he Is going 10 stick
Mrs, Anna Upton formerly ksni
Murtha, liled suit IN the Logan coun
ty superior court today against shor
1T Mahouey nsklng for a restfalulnf
order 10 prevent the collection Of Sl
100 back taxes assessed against De
by tho Logan county ferrela.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23
TESTIFY FOR MRS. GOULD


New York, June %. There is 1T
tie prospect that the Gould divorce
trial win be over tonight as was
expected. a number OF Witnesses
remain TO be examined Mrs. Elisha
VI Sells. an intimate friend Of Mrs
Gould who was guest on the
yacht Niagara and At Castle Gould
testified She never had seen Mrs.
Gould intoxicated, or boisterous In
her language.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23
MAY RESTORE DROPPED
SCHOOL Departments

Since the action taken recently by
the city board Of education IN not
employing teachers for The next year
in the manual trimming domestic
science and kindergarten depart
menls q hss developed that ihe
board win have on hand after this
years es,penses have been met more
than they had anticipated besides
the $4,000 now 10 the credit Of the
district In the sinking fund. cts
superintendent w. s. Calvert has
also discovered, after reading over
the new revenue law passed by the
Second legislature, that the city will
this year receive from the state one.
quarter Of a mill upon al the tax
able property In the district uaeer
the blanket quarter mill tax 20 be
levied By the state for common
school purposes. This will bring
into the treasury OF the school
board $1,000 more than anticipated.
Tile back taxes being collected by
the tax ferreis will bring IN more
money and the members OF the
school board have signifiud their
willingness 10 employ teachers for
each OF the departments named pro.
vlded sufficient funds wlil De on
hands al the beginning Of the school
year next September
The county last year Nyicd \ 4
mill tax for separate school pur.
poses. but according to e recent de.
t.tals.s hv Aha atfarnnu uannraI and
state examiner all monies derived
from such levy should 90 10 al the
school districts IN Tho county The
city school board win make an ef'
fort 10 get the county commissioners
when they make their county levy
the first week n July. 10 levy a mill
tax foe common school purposes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23
WORKERS STRIKE IN SYMPATHY
fOklnhnma preas aerYlon.l

Oklahoma city. Okla June 3D.
Because non-union plumbers were
employed on the 0klahoman's new
building the entire force Of union
workers In other branches Of the
Trades assembly was ordered out on
strike today. Two hundred laborers
are striking. This action Of the at
lied trades Is the first sympathetic
move since the inception OF the
plumbers strike last fall, stlll un.
settled. and ihc strike may extend
to other large office buildings under
construction.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23
ARE SEPARATE institutions

Attorney General Charles West "a
on opinion today to J. \. Gist chair
man Of lhe Enid board Of freehoNers,
holds that the board has no authority
to provide IN the charter they are
framing for Che government Of The
school Districts and that no chlnge
should be made as M the city school
district offaUs The attorney gener
al holds ihai the schpol board and
city government gre bwn separate cor.
p0rations,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23
E:NT0MBED

Wehrum Pa june 29 AS the r.
suit OF 90 explosion IN The mine nI
the l.aekaNafna Coal and Coke Co..
here todas three miners are KNOWN
TO be dead, six fatally Injured and
twenty-five seriously hurt, while Il s
feared sixty-flye meu enlomhai #
u4c wofkiuga must also NJ dead TIE
milne Is burning ilefeely al several
places. eiieetnAlly preventing reacaa
work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23

A. A Ramsay, " Carthage heaG Of
the Ramsay string 0f stores, Is IN
the cltS. There Is great deal OF
Significance In hls visit. TOO. Il II
said that he contemplates making
Many improvements N the local
store, that has shown such de-
cided growth IN ths past year. and
then owing 70 lhe improvements the
other stores are making. he will
spruce np. Among the improvements
WIN BE- new front and The pxlnFqg
Win be replaces, ualh' fpe lnaHi hipll'
ern ones
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23


New York. June 22--Laop Ling
murderer Of elsie sigel, Is still un
found today and II the statement OF
Chung Sin last night has given the
authorities any tangible clue 70 Icons
hiding place the police have not made
.N known
Further details Of how Chung saw
Leon slrangle the girl became known
today Hanring a noise In the adioln.
Ing room about noon Wednesday
June 9lh. he had peered through the
keyhole and saw Elsie on the bed
with iSrDn bnniiiK over hFr. To OH
tain better view he mounted a chair
and looked through the transom when
he saw Leon forcing handkerchief
Into the girls mouth. He became
frightened aud went down stairs to
the restaurant.
chlnaman Telia OF Murder
naited and lntimldated by detec
lives, threatened with prosecution aud
confused with rapld-fire questions
Chung Sin, 0ne-time room mate of
Leon Ling told OF Elsie aIgel'a muir
der Under the terrific pressure Of
the Third degree" the little China
man admitted that he had seen the
body In Leon Ling's room. that he
had touched Il while It was atlD
warm; that he had smelled drugs and
had watched Leon Llngs prenhra
iiuns for placing the bodg IN the
trunk whele It WIS found horribly de-
composed last Friday night.
Chung Sin IN fact described almost
everything concerning the murder OF
Major General Franz slgefa grand
daughter except the actual commits
sion OF the crime.
He dened completely IN II ana pro
tested stoutly he was Ignorant Of the
whereabouts of Ling, the supposed
murderer After the inqulsiion be
was tlkpa before Coroner Hamburger
and held In 5000 bali IN the houst
Of detention to await the Inquest.
Jerome Draws Story
Chung Sin IL 50 years old and @
native Of Canton. He was arres ed
Monday morning at West Galway. n
v. and was brought to New York
Yesterday He was surrounded IN the
office OF Assistant District Attorney
Ward bu detectives from police head
quarters, who previously had put him
through a grilling.
ward anu District Attorney Jerome
were also present and from what can
be- learned NJ was Jerome himself
who finally drew the ss0fy from Chung
Sins lips
He was told that Leon Ling had
been captured and had laid the blame
upon Chung Sins shoulders
This together with the persistent
hammerlng AZ the prisoner brought
he confession II was made partly
In English and partly IN Chinese, Tor
there was an interpreter present.
Girl Drupoeu and choked.
FFem the mans story Il is appar
emf that Elsie sgel first was drug
ged with chlorOform and then choken
TO death. She was killed apparently
on the right Of June 8. although
Chung sin appeared little mixed ~
hls dates
But hn says early IN the morning
Of 5une 10 be heard a strange noise
IN Icons room adjoining bis, and
looking over The tranaom saw the
girl lying on the bed with bloody
towel over her mouth He PASSED
through the room. Ne said 70 10 oul
Ito wash bis hands aud as Ne did 70
tell ef Ehe body. wkfh Waa etill warm
After iliai be went dawn to the
chop suey restaurant heIow then re
turned 10 the room. Leon n the meaf
lime had covered The body with 0
hIsnlet DC to the chin and had pulled
(CoDtinued on page a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23

Bank Commissioner A. NJ. Young
announces the receipt Of an appllca-
ton from the Farmers National bank.
OF Lexington 10 come ln under the
guaranty law as state institution.
The bank has q capital stock OF s25,.
600 and " now being examined BY the
banking department preparatory 70
converting into a state institution.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23
TEN.yEAR SENTENCE.

fUEl1HOTnH TTVT8 0ETFIIE-I
Okmulgee. Okla, June zs.~Sld
Reynolds was convicted Of man.
slaughter and sentenced to serve ten
years In the penitentiary by verdict
Of 4he district court Jury this morn
ing. lie was tried Cor the killing Of
VII Mclaughlin at 4 political pic
nIe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23
ALLEGED NIGHT RIDERS
UNDER HEAVY BOND

Purcell, 0kfa Junn 81, Deter
miupd 70 rout night flHefs from 1hls
vicinity and convict any glilb per
sons, Judge Mcmillan today placed
the bond for The eight persons IN
dicted By the grand iufs here st
$1,000 each.
The defendants are Barney Hawk.
Charles Barnes. w A. Wallace NJ.
L. Spencer Sam spencer A. l. Rled.
soc, Albert Bacon and Matt Hanks
J. W Pearson has been appointed
night wetchman at the assembly
grounds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23
EARTH SHOCKS IN CALIFORNIA
lRr AaaorInLed preaa.l

Grass Valley. Cal, June 28.-The
most severe earth shock experienced
here IN several years occurred late
last night. A second but lighter
shock followed. Reports from sew
eral nearby towns sag iIiie shock was
FELT there. but no damage reported.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23
TODAY IN
DEPARTMENTS


NppeaI0U q supreme Cour
The case OF j. G Diamond and O.
IA. Swanson VS.. lnlerOceaa Newspa-
per company wGs appealed to the su
prone cou-t today from Muskogee
county whore the newspaper company
recovered judgment IN a suit 10 quiet
title 10 land upon which their plant
was. located
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23
FIRE ON EACH OTHER IN DARK
L0Ellnnma Praag sorvIoaI

A9Af"A"AAta f'.E t"t tAet
Claremore Okla, June 23.-Johus
Crulcheflleld and James Price, memS
bers Of a sherifrs posse IN pursuk
OF J. d. Fox. a despelado, opened ~
on each other last night mlstakii8
one another for Fox. Cruteherfien
is dying today and Price Is seriously
wounded.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23
LEARNS OF BELATED LEGACY


Muskogee, Okla, June 23.--J, W..
Barrett former marshal here, miss.
ing from his Indiana home eleven
years. learned through a newspaper
item nf his right TO $4,000, bequeath-
ed BY relatives and today returned
70 claim lie legacy His sister re-
Gently toured tAe state IN q search
for him. He has been IN 0kiahoma
several years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23
a rHRoAr.eurrINo EvEMr.
fBy Associated Preas)

Hutchinson. Kas., June 23 -Chas
Bell. lIneman Of Newton Kas., cul
his wife's throat here today then
alashed his own neck The woman
Will die, but Bell may recover. Mff.
Bell left her husband because OF
cruelty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23
REFERENDUM
, Q o 0 o Q Q o 0 0 0 0 Q 0 0 {
ALL CUT AND DRIED

o tOkiahoma Press Servlce)
o Washington, June Without (
9 a speech being made The Senate (
Q today Legan yotlng on the lum-
G Der schedule. The finance com {
o mittea's provision for dollar {
Q and a half n thousand On sawed {
Q lumber was adopted, fifty to {
@ twenly-olght. party lines being c
Q broken. {
. The "Progressives" voted Z
o against the provision while sew {
0 eral Democrats voted with The (
Q committee. {
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23
NO LADIES DAY TOMORROW

aalhr14y viii be ladies' day at the
base ball park. Announcement had
been made for Thursday. but the man
aeement declares this to be an error
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23
Ger . 0o . . osooo0oe
WAS aicH, NOW BROKE



Q Pueblo. Colo, June % Thorn Q
9 as Perkins. Of Tulsa, Okla, once Q
, worth thirty thousand dollars .
0 from successful mining at Gold 9
o field. Nevada, Is now pennlless Q
o and uEder arrest here charged q
q with gagrancy. He Is aged six. Q
Q ty.ilve years and was found q
. asleep in box car this morn q
O lng. Letters he produced show .
o thal he cleared thirty thousand O
G dollars last year and becoming 9
o anxious to increase his earnings o
o staksi other miners and lost III. G
, He Is working his way 70 Okla. Q
@ homa where his son has a ranch, Q
q d q a O q o O o q o D o q a o q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23
WHITE NAN WITH NEGRO BRIDE

TVHHHVI7I HUM d -"
Muskogee Okla. June 2s.--'Milllam
tfpph0lg white. and negro bride
aged H. were arrested here Today
under the statute prohibiting lnscr
marriage Of whites and blacks. The
ecuble we're discharged when 4 was
proved alay were married n East 81
I.aula. III They have been travel
lnR III cars and stopping at hotels
0ih whIlea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-23

n a fast ana furioue game lssi
eyhning the North side Inn took tho
Van Vnfbees agfaeeatlDa f0 a cla9n.
IN to the tune ~ Il 10 = The game
was sensational throughout. A hnec.
iaeuIar nlav was pulled m when
censeF Fielder Salnn. ef the Van
Voorhees, tribe made home run on
fhHl eamea wna called - The end
~ lhH llflh inning when she Ne+s
Side nm aen BY score u Il 20 I.