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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-18
STANDARD FILES APPEAL.
Action Taken for Review By the SUI
preme Court

III. Louis, Mo- Dee IA The STANDARD
OH company Of New Jersey and its sub
sidiary 90 defendants in the governments
dissolution suit recently decided against
the corporations, will file an assignment
of error and ask for an appeal to the
supreme court Of the United States. The
documents were presented yesterday and
were accompanied BY an appeal bond
for $4,000, as required BY the United
states circuit court Frank II Craw-
ford Of New York, and II. S. Priest Of
st. Louis will represent the company.
The proceedings are contingent upon the
arrival from ST. Paul Of Guy r Chase.
who n 10 look after the governments
interests. II is reported thPt the com
pany's chief arguments against the deci-
sion will be predicated under conflict Of
the Sherman law with the federal com
stitution
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-18

yellow, The eczema itched 80 that IL
seemed as though | could tear my face
all To pieces. The disease began in the
fall and did everything for It until the
next winter. Then / began to use the
Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and It
was not more than three months before
It was all healed up. I still use the
70 cleanse the blood. am very thank
ful that tried Cuticura, and can
recommend 1t to any one. Miss Ann
Pearsons, Mortified. Vt, Dec. 10, '07."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-18

Iady-Poor man. So ron are inst
out OF jail? Tramp Yes. mum. ! was
4 victim OF fortune tellers ten years
ago. Lady Indeed? Tramp Yes, mum.
The district attorney told me where
I'd ever been and what I'd ever done
during my whole life. and the Judge
predicted where would be for the
next ten years. Puck.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-18
Treating Sweater Necks.

n the neck Of sweater becomes
stretched too wide from wearing, do not
sew up Or cut ont any Of ii; simply alp
neck part Ia clear, warm water. wiring
out lightly, and hang up to dry The
neck will. when dry, have resumed It's
original shape and size. Woman's Home
Companion for December.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-18
Good God. Gentlemen Read This.

Those who would Ike to believe that
the law, or at all events, its adlninistra-
tors, can Be trusted To show special
'sfavoritism. to women, should take
counsel also with Mrs. 81 Chel-
sea. She Is the wife OF 4 mechanic. who
III treats her 50 that she goes in fear
OF her life. She took her little boys the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-18

MAGAZINE REVIEW
An Annual Luxurv.

An English boy went to visit his two
Scotch cousins during bis summer yaca-
ton His breakfast every morning con.
sisted Of plain oatmeal, and he got very
tired OF it. Say, jack he said, don't
you ever have milk with your por.
ridgef"
Jack turned to bis brother. "Eh, Tom,
the lad thinks it's Christmas" be said
Success.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-18
womeu-The First to Demand Education

eThe American Woman Ida II. Tar.
BELLS new historical serial in the Ameri-
can Magazine, il most important and
authentic piece Of work. The December
number Of this periodical contains the
second installment Of the serial In II
Miss Tarhell discusses the work that
women accomplished in securing ednca
ton for everyone Immediately after the
war Of the Revolution. SAYS Miss Tar
hell.
sThe first expression Of the new ambi
tions whieb the Revolution awakened III
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-18

s'What reason have you for thinking
that he's a perfect gentleman
lie must be. | bad dinner at his
house. aud neither his wife nor daugh
ter corrected him once Detroit Free
Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-18

bffitdAs Al1l ttiit70
different doctors and
tried several things, but
they did me no good.
At last one side Of my
face and my neck clear
up to my hair were raw.
The water ran out Of it
SO that I had 10 wear
medicated cotton, and
it was so infiarned and
sore that I had to put
a piece Of cloth over my
pillow 10 keep the water
from IL, and it would
atelr, tina nf,4fh c,orf -
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-18
GROWS HAIR
Cuticura Removes Dandruff and
Soothes Itching ScaIps.

and light dressings with Ctiticura. pre-
vent dry, thin and falling hair, remove
crusts, scales and dandruff, destroy
hair parasites, soothe irritated itching
surfaces, stimulate the hair follicies,
loosen the scalp skin, supply the roots
with energy and nourishment, and
make the hair grow upon a sweet,
wholesome. healthy scalp when all
other treatment fails.
Complete External and Iaternsl Treatment for
Every Hunor o. Iniants Children and Adults COM
Cutlcuro Ointment tbaei to Heal the skin aud Cutf-
cua Resevclt lb0c,l, or in the form of Chocolate
Sold throughout the World, Potter DRUG a Chem
Corp Sole Props. Boston, Mass.
sFiAGAnsd Frse. cuficura Book on skin Diseases.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-18
COULD NOT CURE
WEEPING ECZEMA
Disease Began over Ear and Spread
tiIlFaceand Neckwere Raw Itch
Ing, inflammation and Soreness
were Terrible Lasted Over a
Year and All Treatments Failed
UNTIL CUTICURA AGAIN
PROVED GREAT SUCCESS

Eczema began over the top Of my
ear. II oracked and then began 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-01
HASKELL, BOX ARTIST,
BARNES RECEIVER
With Huston at Bat tho NaVI-
gators Later We're Easy
Picking for Senators

Before q crowd estimated nt 5000
the Senators took the nrst game Of
baseball from the Muskogee Nayga'
tors yesterday afternoon IN the open
Ing Of the aeasOn BY the score Of Z
to 6. The Senators had the game won
from the start by superior team work
and ateadler playing IN plnches The
Navigators proved themselves better
hlttera than the locals, but wora uR
able to bunch their hits.
Geist was In the box for the locals
and pitched q good game, considering
the weather and the support he recelt
Cd, He allowed but four scattered
hits until the seventh when no weak
ened and was bumped seven tlmoS
by the visitors during the last three
innings He struck out ten men.
Muskoaec Pitcher Yahked from Box
Wilmington, who started the game
of for Muskogee, was wild, walking
the first two men up aud wss land
ed On for two hits III the same Inning.
In the second and third innings he
issued TWO more passes aud hit TWO.
| He was replaced at the beginning ui
the third inning by Harry Womack,
wh0 pitched good game, keeping
the locals from scoring after The flfth
inning, even With poor support from
his teammates.
Governor Haskell and ex'uovernor
Barnes represented the battery that
opened the season and District Judge
A. II. Huston had the honor Of beng
batsman, and landing ont q line drive
much TO the amusement Of ue grea.
lhFong OF fans,
The game was enthusiastic and the
Senators showed up with much glng.
or IN the field making about aa much
noise Us the fans.
How the Game Started OF
II vas 3 o'clock when Umpire Fln.
ney called the game and the fans
we're delighted to see the brsl two
Muskogee batesman struck out, Wills
the third man went out at flrst on an
easy grounder. The Senators we're
not given an opportunity to swat the
ball at the start, owing to the fact
that Muskogee twlrler could not put
EN- over The first two men we're
walked. Patterson followed with g
well placed hit, flilng The bases.
Continued Oh Page Eight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-01
JAKE HAM0N
DISSATISFIED
WITH COUNT

essaefHs se the Daily Leader
Lawton. Ok, May i--lseturns from
Lawtoh'a cllg election are greatly IN
tangled The full returns Hhowed thS
Henry Boyle (Demncrar had Won lo
mayor over Jake 1. Hamon. former
chairman Of the Republican Tefrltor
lal committee. by q majority OF tweN
ty.three and Boyle vas given q cefll
iicale Of election, Hamoh unsetlsned
with the result yesterday demanded
recount IN the Firth ward, whlca
gave Boyle majority Of siSl9salslsl
av0tesg Boyle secured on Injunction
against The election board. restrain
ing The breaking Of the seals on ans
ballots IN Lawion aud ordering thai
tally sheet returns govern the elec
tloii Stay 10 Is the date for return or
The injunction order Under court Of
dars the returns weFe caHFassed IN
the SECOND and Fifth wards The iei
~ sheets wefn found sealed up Miih
tie hai0lis The courts order pre-
vented The breaking of any seals. The
board could not proceed IN che three
wards canyhased. Mr iiamon had q
plurality OF twenty three votes
Attorney General West advised the
election board BY wlre to refer nli
doubtful questions 10 the county a.
ttrnay. Then Comfy Attorney Faln
lh tufn advised them To proceed Wlill
recount. but, fearing e0alempl of
court ahe board refused e act
This litigation. L il feared, may W
feet The entire ticket.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-01
CH|CKASHA
POLITICIAN
IS MISSING

Special to the Daily Leader
Chlckasha, OK, May i--Lasl Mon
day night Jas. +. O'Malleyi Demo
cratic candidate for chief Ct police
OF this city, suddenly left bis home
and has not been seen since. On elec
tion dag there was much comment re-
gardlng his failure 10 appear az the
polls. but IN spite Of his absence no
was elected BY a majority Of 2oS
During the campaign the opposition
charged him with being guilty OF his
amy and that be was wanted IN Tex
as on other charges.
Since his residence n this city uur
ing the past nlne gears, he has been
known az Jas 4. O'Maley i WAS
charged that he had been married IN
Bell county, Texas. as !. T 0oodson'
This was explained to the satlaiac'
tlon Of the people, as be had been
raised by slepfather by the name Of
Goods0n and always went by that
name. Mrs. O'Malley Is much wog.
ried and says that she does not know
anything about her hnshanda where.
ahOHts. She declares that he often
talked 60 her about bis first wife,
who was divorced from him, but
says that their own married life was
happy until he got into politics this
spring,
No warrants Tor the mans arrest
have been sent % the officers OF she
county or city and 20 one Is able
explain the mystery uf his sudden de
parture from the city on the eve ol
the election. In case O'Maley doe
not return 70 the city next Monday
10 qualify fer the office lawyers
are divided In opinion as to whelhel
/ there Viii Be q vacancy IN this o.
| lce 20 be filled by election or appoint
ment oF whether the preaen ohIicN
win hold Tie office. The pfeaen
| ahlaf vas appointed % tie poalllp'
solloaIng he KILLING oi Emmett Goo
Nln ne lfai day uf last February
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-01
ACQINTT TED
(By Associated Presgl

Ne0sho. Mo-. May i-Mips John
ny" Davidson. the young heiress on
trial here charged with the murdei
ef Ray Ramsour. her sisters sultor
was acquitted by the Jury this morn
Ing
The plea Of tho defense was thai
The weapon With which aamsQur was
killed was accidentally discharged
during a struggle between he tive
after he had called The girl a vllt
name. rho courts instructions alst
left room for verdict OF acqWtlal o.
the 'unwriitcn law" which was ilrs
infused into the case BY Mr. clal
who rahearsed the numerous oaea
slons on which Ramsour Is alleged q
have abused Che confidence Of Gracs
Davidson, sister OF the defendant wht
acknowledged on The witness stan.
that she loved Ramsour but dld no
desire his company beeause he Wes
drunkard
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-01

Tonkawa School Regents Meet.
The boerd Of regents OF Tie Tonka.
wa Preparatory school met this morn
ms In the governors !ilce Only
routine business was tr .sacted
state charters were issued today AS
follows:
Independent Fuel company, OF Tulsa,
with capital stock OF S50.000 The
ncorporctOrs are: r. Il. Mlrphy, G.
u. Williamson and H. M. Kelsey al
Of Tulsa.
Builders Supply Warehouse compu'
ny, OF AnskOgee. with a capital stock
of $4,000. The lncorporators are: r..
r. Courtney j r, Startzell and 9. P.
Anderson, all Of Muskogse.
Acme Investment company, Of Col
linsvIile, with q capital stock OF S25,.
0O0 The incorporators- are: @. L.
Goodale, H. Q. Hollaman and n. M.
Go0dale, an Of collInsvIlle.
The Iowa Investment company. ul
Waurlka, with capital stock Of $50.
600. The lncorporators are. r. j. Kel.
ley and D. v. Cummlns OF Waurika;
b. r. Watson Of El Reno.
The Southwestern Motor Car com.
pany, OF Mangum, with a capital stock
of $4,000. The incorperators are:
A. Gordon. @ p, hamilton, w. ID. DaW'
son and 4. q Noble. al Of Mangum.
Armstrong-Blrd Music company, Of
Oklahoma City with a capital stock of
si50,O00 The iucOrporators are: NJ
b. Armstrong, J s. Armstrong and A,
r. Armstrong, an Of Oklahoma City.
The Tyler Simpson company, Of
GAINESVILLE, Texas. fled copy OF their
articles q Incorporation taken out Ia
Texas with the secretary og state TO-
day and appointed r. s. Bledsoe, Of
Guthrie ha state agent
The SiWd Investment company, os
Arkansas City has appointed Gustaye
A, Erixon. Of Guthrie as state agent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-01
CRIMINAL COURT OF
APPEALS SO DECIDES
Court Also FTOWnS Upon John
Doe Warrants in
Whisky Cases

There can be no change Of venue
from the county court IN misdemean
or eases (which applies TO ali liquor
yrosecutons) under the laws OF the
atate Is the precedent laid down In o
unanimous declaion by The Criminal
Court OF Appeals thls morning In the
case Of Walter Washington vs. the
State. an appeal from Pushmataha
county which Is affirmed by the cour,.
Judge Boyle In bis written opinion
holds that "rhe laws Of Oklahoma
providing for q change OF venue have
no application 10 misaemeanor cases
In the county court
The court holds that change OF
Judge can be granted but not = change
OF venue Washington, said to be
professional baseball player was
convicted Of selling llauor az Antlers.
In Puahmataha county, was sentenced
70 thirty days IA the county jail and
fined 500 and costs which Judgment
Is sustained by the Criminal Court Of
Appeals.
No John Dee Warrants
The Criminal Court OF Appeals IN
she case Of Bud Banks vs.. State OF
Oklahoma in an opinion rendered by
Presiding Judge Henry N. Furman
In reversing and remandlng the cause
TO the county court of Muskogee coun
~ for new trial. holds that the In.
formation Of Indictment for n single
sale Of liquor must allege the name
Of the person to whom sold Banks
was convicted upon information
charging him with selling liquor =
one John Doe at certain point, at
definite time. and was eon%ioted and
sentenced by The court 10 thirty days
IN the eeunty jail and aned $50
lnsufilciehey Of information
Presiding Judge Henry M Fnrman,
IN the case OF Joe M. Lights VS.. State
of Oklahoma, an appeal from Musko-
gee county. reyerses and remands the
cause 10 the county court TO- q neW
trial. The cause assigned for The reveT
sal rs for insufilclency OF the imfor-
nation and in this case the court
follows the rule laid down IN the cass
cf Fletcher vs. State.
Another Reversal
Judge T II Doyle IN an opinion thi
afternoon reyerses and remands to
the county court OF comanehe coun-
iy the case OF c. H. Marklnson vs.
State OF oklahoma, Markiuaan was
convicted last July on the charge Of
selling liquor TO one Claude Small fof
whleh he was sentenced 10 thirty days
N the county iail and fined $50. The
reversal Is upon the grounds that the
evidence was insufficient to sustain
the verdict
4 Claim Of Errors
The case of Frank Webber vs.. State
Is reversed and remanded IN An opIl
ion to the county court Of Greek coun
" for a new trial by Judge J. H.
Doyle OF The Criminal Court Of AT,
peals on the ground that the verdicl
OF the Jury Is not supported by the
evidence. that the court III ita IN
stfHciions misdlrected the Jury and
that the trial, judgment and sentence
were illegal and void Wehher WIS
convicted on the charge Of selling a
half pint Of liquor and was sentenc
ed to sixty days In the county Jail
and fned 300.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-01
At FTERNATH 0F STORM
sTlRN's FETMITIEs


Fayetteville, Tenn, fifteen dead.
Tcuua's croaslna, Tonu., five
dead.
Medina, Tenn. four dead.
Quito, Tenn. eight dead,
clise county, Tenn twelvs dead.
Noblesville, Tenn, one dead
clarlSsvillc. Tenn, one dead.
centervllc. Tenn, one dead
Franklin, Tenn, one dead
dillsDoro, Tenn, four dead,
9omervllle. Tenn, three dead.
Laconia, Tenn two dead.
Laconia, Tenn. two dead.
Belle, Tenn swo dad.
hardeman County Tenn, me
dead,
Horn Lake, Mae., sla dead.
Mammoth Hot aprlnee, Ark,
eight dead.
Harlxell, Ala, one dead.
Monroe, Ca, three dead.
Harms, Tenn, five dead.
Golden, Mo-, six dead.
Kings River, elvc dead.
Chicago and vicinity, eleven
dead,
SunnervlllQ, Mo-, two dead
Texas city, Mo-, four dead.
Plum Point, MIsa,, ono dead.
Jackson, Mlsa., seven dead.
Reports from vessels on the great
lakes are yet meager, but u Ia
thought that many sailors have lost
their lives, reporta coming In at
various ports bearing newe Of ships
flounderlnu III the high asas and
winds. II ls thought several have
sunk 10 the bottom Of the lakes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-01
BUCKEYE SOCIETY ORGANIZES

Initial steps have been taken 10 or.
sanlze a Buckeye society n the esp.
ltal city. All natives OF the state of
Ohio are entitled TO membership. a
large number Of Guthrie Ohloans neAs
last evening In the city council CHAIN.
bers and !. temporary organIzsllou was
perfected by electing g. q Kniesley
as chairman and c H. Woods kecre.
tary. Speeches we're made raatlye
to the proposed organization by n Ps
nurllngame J W McNeal J. M Me.
Connel aud others. Several Ohio po
ems we're read by Mr. Burlingama a
permanent organization WAS perfected
by electmg j. NJ Mcconnell ehhir
man, Q. II Woods secretary. J w.
McNeal, treasurer and Rev. a. y. Hichs
olas chaplain.
Members are requested 10 register
at the owl drug store, Jacob and Ieck-
letters place, the Brown dry goods
store aad a the National Bank 0t
Commerce. The next meeting Of the
society wlll be held Tuesday after.
noon Those present at the meeting
last night were c. G. Kniesley, J w.
McNeal. Mrs. NJ. Mcconnell. Mrs.
3. z. Merrlek Mrs Elizabeth Furrow,
Rev. A. 81 Nicholas, r. II Furfow,
M. +. Mock. J. n Curl Ludwlg Hey.
man. J r. Hill. Lloyd Morris. Homer
Jacobs. Arthur Tyler ". r. AeCor'
mick. u. p. I3urlIngame, G. II. Wilder
Charles u. WudH, Ben F. Elerltet NJ.
u. IseekleilsFEand J. NJ Arconnall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-01
RAtly calL 70 ou7ANis
cIII.ens o. ouIhrIe. opp0rIunIIy !.

Atttath1 Va NNN"+tNf Nff"' r"'tttf -
at hand
The prospect ior ll's Alouuiain Nal-
ley and Plains railroad from Guthrie
to clmarron, New Mexlco. Is now for
US to say yea or nay.
The paying OF a bonus 20 secure
advancement according to our view,
depends wholly upon the possibility
OF return the probability OF inme
dite benefit which can not otherwise
be secured.
II the Mountain Valley system a
worth million doliars 10 this local
lty, we can afford the bonus asked,
In judging benefits to accrue the
past Is our only criterion and moth.
ing else can be used.
Guthrie has paid IN bonus payments
to the railroads entering her gates
$4,000.
This year the taxes on those roads
amount to $4,000.
Since being built they haya paid In
taxes s2Oi.OiS
Are they not worth the prlcei
Zach Of those roads, too, Ii la well
to recall. was but spur branch
over which some big interstate ilue
could reach the capital city
The. Mountain Valley system win be
45O miles long. almost an arrow-drlve
from west to east.
II will tap an agricultural domain
unequaned IN breadth and width IN
any other section OF the Southwest
II win place as the eastern termin
us Of the greatest anthracite coal Held
in the United States TO reach any
thing similar we would have to reach
The Wyoming valley country Of Pen.
sylvania
II Will split In twain section 81
the country that has doubled its pop.
ulation each two years sIncs opened
for settlement a few years since.
stations alon the groute where
grain will be hauled 70 the market
will be elites ten years hence.
Dalhart Texas, seven years ago a
village, laughed at by passengers 60
ing over the Rock Island or the Fort
Worth ana Denver. IS now maeni.
iicent city, the pride Of the Panhandle
and is bidding st5l,O0O for tho Noun.
tain Valley lines.
Dalhart knows the value.
Are we going to waitg
VIII We throw Opportunity back
from our doergg
The people alone ean mako answer
The answer Is to Ie made Tuesday
evening at the Chamber Of com
merees called meeting ia fhe city
hall.
Do we hang back and haegie over
few thousand dollars expense when
the very control Of the entire north
western section 81 Oklahoma ls u
stalker
The people WIN moi ial
Here Is the propositions
Fifty miles Of road % be finished
August 1910, 10 commence Februar,
next.
TO be built lc Higgins Texas
October 1911
TO reach CimaFron New Mexico
and be- ln operation In 1912
DO yOg want that trunk llneq
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-01
OIL SAL.E:

independence, Kans, May 1.-The
Lucinda Plttman lease In the Glenn
Pool field, containing twentythree
wells, capacity twenty-five hundred bar
rele per day, was sold BY Argiye and
Compton,. Of this city to the Gulf pipe
Line company far four hundred thou
sand dollars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-01
RAILROADS CITED TO APPEAR

The Corporation commission last
evening issued three orders citing rail-.
roads TO appear and show cause Why
they should not be fined for contempt
Of court. Two orders were issued
against the Frisco TO appear on May
18th 10 answer 10 the charge Of vi0'
latIng the demurrage order Of the
commission. The Rock Island Is also
required to appear on the same day %
answer q complaint made BY j., p.
Cox. who charges the road with viola
lng Order No. 10 Of the commission.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-01
GREAT LAKES SEAMEN STRINI

Chicago. M. May 1.-THE strike q
labor unions on lhe Great lakes
against the Lake Carriers assoela.
ton was pat into iull operation today
"a an ports Probably twelve thous
sand seamen OF OH claesea are IN
volved In q great struggle, 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-01
ESTIMATED NUMBER or -
DEAD FROM rs TO TOO
Snow Storms and Billiards Add
10 Tomatoes in North
Central States

Kansas city, Mo. May -Efesala
weather, with temperature Ia WeaGeFh
Kansas as low SIS twenty degrees
above zero. etill prevailed Ia lhn
SuuthWcat today. according "a the c
cal observer Il covered most Nf Mas
souri, a3 Of Kansas, the grealer p0s
tl0u of Oklahoma, and axleMded tp
the Panhandle. Growers "a the vlcln
lly o. wichita, Kansas. report mnelf
iruli Killed On many Kausae gEuli
farms, Ice three.Quarlefe cf an iat
thick formed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-01
FkARa REALlEEn

Marquette, Mich, May apaala
that Yesterdays gale on the fakes
would result Ia dlaaster, were reuIl
Cd today when Il became known lhaK
the barge George Lester STRUCK
reef on Huron island and sunk wits
crew of seven.
The steamer Rust lioundafed or Ns
tour IN Lake Michigan lsgt plsht ana
ell ol the crew saved
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-01
PR()SEG(ETE

Now York. MAY THAT criminal
prosecutions By the Federal Govern.
menf viii begun as the result % dis
closures IN the recent anit OF the Gov
efnment against the American Sugar
Refining company was announced e.
das by Henry ellmson. special Gov
eEHmens attorney.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-01
NEWSPAPER MEN GIVE BOND

indianapolis, Ind. May i.--Deleyan
fmith and Charles n. Williams, pr0prl.
etora Of the Indianapolis News. IN.
dlcted II the District Of Columbia for
libel in connection with publications
regarding the purchase Of the Panama
canal will appear III court here late
lollay 70 glve bond Tor their appear.
ance ialoF date for herring on the
question Of their removal to the Die.
tricl Of Columbia ior trial