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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21
BUSY AGRICULTURE BOARD
PLANS FOR THE FARMER

AT the meeting Of the state board
Of agriculture here Saturday the In
s,ilute committee OF the board. to-
gether With lhe president, seoretai~
and superintendent of Institutes, were
ordered TO prepare the program for
the three-day annual state institute to
be held a saltwater IN August
The wprk of the board IN every de
paftment was reported TO be making
rapid and subs antlal progress, and
special satisfaction was created by
Live Stock superintendent Bryan's
report Of local interest and eoopera-
lion IN the work Of tick eradication
County Farmers institute work Will
be pressed during the new institute
year which opens with the anuual
meeting with renewed vlg0f With
the exception OF the four northwest
ern counties Of the state. where In
stitules are to be held during the first
week IN July The sate II now thor
oughly organized and the work from
this time forward will make snbetan'
lial and progressive strides.
The slite board ol agriculture. un'
der the terms Of the Russell act, will
not take up any county demonstrar
ton farm work until January lst
1910. THY are cooperating wherever
possible with the United States farm
demonstration work which is being
carriad on extensively In many coun
iies under the excellent management
OF W. d. Bentley.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21

New York. June 2i--All clues az
to the whereabouts Of Leon Ling
the Chlnaman IN whose room Che
body Of Elsie sigel was fount last
Friday. we're investigated by the 20
lice today but Leon is stlll at lib
erty. Meantime the police have held
as most important Witness Ghu
Gain, manager OF the Port Arthur
restaurant where Elsie Slgel il said
10 have been q frequent visitor Let
ters from Elsie sigel were found IN
Cau Gains room and contained. the
police say, snch terms OF eudear
ment "a % convince the authorities
strong motive Of murder was Leon
Dlngs 1ealousy Of Chu Gain. whu
seemed t8 have supniaHled Leon ~
the affections Of the young mission
ary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21
HARVARD TO WITNESS
MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE
For First Time on American
Soil ShIIIsT'S Immortal
Epic VIII Be- Acted

u the Hladlum Of Harvard nnr
veeliy at S.l5 o'clock tomorrow
night for the first time on American
soil AN English version oi echlIeFa
Joan Of Arc will be acted bg Mlah
Maudo Adams and company oar4
fully selected BY Charles FxhmAr
from al hs dramatic ORGANIZATIONS
lfyory seat ~ the immense alnphl
iheaire has aiready bson eneana.
whiua VIII mean an amllence 1T ek
aclly 1850 persons. who win as
semble from all parts 0f the country
20 witness ad nmauc performances
and an elaborate pageant thAi has
been prepared at an ungllnted oHslay
Of money aud pains, for this single
performance that viii ho given nn.
der the auspices Of the normna 0e
partment Of the University and IA
aid ol the building fund of the NHg
manic museum.
An inFlsihlF orchestra q one num-
dred pieces composed mostly uf
hfaaBes, strings end Waudwlnia. Hill
render H0elnoyena magnificent AyHi
nhony. HHrolca" during the perform
ance There WIN Be over thlfleah
hundred active participants II ghe
play
All al the Intimate passages 81
schllier'a magnificent irugedg lsia
scenes between Ioan and her galhag
The visions that came Ia the Mai6
st D0mremy the shepherd maid
tending her ilockN. the Journey ~
ohn0n t0 meet her King, whore. de
spite his disguise ~ her miraculous
powers she diHearhed him from
among the crowd the spiritual noWef
by which she fired Wilh neW llIg
end enthusiasm ever iha dl0anll
Charles VII all such lw0 and GAfe
eharaolefed scenes viii te acled with
aa much care and fidelity 10 iHe geTf
as Che greater more epic scenes q
lhe play such as 4nle magnificent
coronation procession when %Chariea
lifted from Che depiha on deapaIr bg
The Miraculous Maid is crowned N
the cathedral at Rheims and later
The tremendous battle scene when
AW hif' va 2 Nt H" HAtftH NNt'H AtHH4t
the army 81 France led hy foan, Qg
erwheims the EnelIsh foreHs outside
ihe els Of Orleans. takef the city
walls end restores france, and inel
ieniallg French civilization. "a shs
stulna nf soifsuatalued nation.
For shla single neffprmane Al
Harvard The entire resources "a
! Charles Fr0hman'9 organization hape
been put ui the eammand of Hiss
Maude Adams who herself haa heeh
4 lrelesa student of the history. she
character and the tllaeg uf loan IN
Az for twelve years. lNasday
nights performance win BE- The
practical application Of an exhaaatva
study Of lie Maid 0f France tlnt
Miss Maule Adams has Made. eRNB
"a The lengths Of taking special lfIpa
abroad. and the perllsal of aInoga
endless documents aud prints
schlllera text Fngllshed by 8 H
tc0ntinued On PAGE FOufl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21
KATHERINE'S ATTORNEYS
WERE CAUGHT MAPPING
Closing Effort Of NICOII to Free
Howard Gould Of Big
AIImOny
lRg Associated proasl

New York, June 2l-The defense
IN the pult o. Katherine clemmons
Gould 'or separation and alimony
from Howard Gould sprung surprise
today BY announcing b rested Ns
case.
Goud's counsel announced hc be-
lieved the evidence 80 iar presented
has been enough to Justify Mr.. Gould
IN leaving Mrs. Gould aud no further
testimony necessary. The plaintiffs
counsel taken unawares had no wit
nessea on hand, but read exposluona
Of several from outofclty witncaoes
to the various Gould esoapades.
In the deposition Of Mrs. Alice
Bankheod. wife Of Lieut. Hankhead OF
Fort MCPHERSON. Ca, tne deponeni
hlhteu hHe naU uurH Win TF'V VFuuiHN
on their private yacht and dlned with
them At various hotels and had new
tr seen Mrs. Gould use inlozIeunie IA
excess,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21
FOR OLD-FAsHI0AED FOURTH

The chamber OF commerce at q
meeting today appointed the follow
Ing Fourth 0f july celebration com
mittee chairmen. the heads 10 per
sonally select their committee mem
bers:
Amusement. W. J. Reiahl: conces
si0ns, W. A. Rayson: music, w. X,
Patterson; speaking. r. B. Lille;
fireworks, A. Brown; soliciting A.
r.. Eastman and Charles Pond. ad
vertising, ]. A. Milne. Each chair
man Is to report at 10 O'Clock to-
morrow morning at The chamber OF
commerce rooms.
The chamber Of commerce, through
It's committees pledges the celebra.
ton to be one 'llke they used q
he"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21
Live Band Of Rooters.


Headed hg the Enid concert band
200 live roolers from Enid arrived
yesterday morning on a special train
"a Witness the uuthrie-E Enid BAN game
at Electric park. They headquartered
at the Hotel lone and the band fur.
nished delightful music at the ball
ground aud on the streets IN the Enid
style. Among Hose with the Enid
crowd were: Fred Van Duyn, Editor
Grouse. AZ the Enid News: EIi Ad-
mlre. Charles B. Cole Albert Shields.
VI. L. Barnum. Dick cawthorne Mr..
and Mrs Gregg. A. s. Stark W. II.
Gamble. J Rush. Val Johnson, r. Il.
Vessel, Charles H. Johnson. Mr. and
Mrs. O. B. Stout, Edward Drummond.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Bryant Roy
Bryant Miss Hazel It'll Frank Get.
teral, w. II. Zimmerman, 0. 4. Hua.
son and u. Finney
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21
OWEN GOES ON HIGH BENCH

The Criminal Court af Appeals In
:. Is..s.ss.. s.s4irI4.= fhio oftarnOon
grants the writ Of habeas corpus ap-
piled for by p. r. Tyler the we'll
known negro politician Of Blaine
county, against sheriff Macarthur re.
stralning the latter from placing Ty-
Ter IN the slate peniteniIary pending
an appeal Of his case to the Criminal
Court OF Appeals The court holds
that under the present statute prls.
Oners should be confined IN the
county tall pending final determine.
ton OF the case.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21
wAuRlKA's NEW HosTELRY.

Special 10 the Daily Leader.
Mhurlka. Okla. June 2i.-"The
Stuard" Nv the name 0f the new
European hotel at Waurika. run by
Geo. NJ. Sutton, formerly Of the Nash
OF awlon, and Easley, Of Cbickasha
Mr. Sutton had "The Sbiard" built
after bis own Ideas Modern in ev-
cry siay This hotel fills long felt
waqt at Waurlka. George has made
good all alnfx The line aud this
PROMISES 10 be one OF ths most pop.
nlAr hotels In the state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21
WHITAKER RESIGNED HIS PLACE

Superintendent Whitaker. og the
.s!=.s= as..4i4nsAai tfnsaA t.f t4~4ar
Greek has filed his resignation with
the governor The board Of trustesn
Of The school met here Saturday for
The purpose of elecilng his successor,
hut as the full board was not pres
ent no action was taken, whitaker
was the founder OF DE orphanage
which B,.s purchased bY the state
last year ami he board elected Whit
akar superintendent The Institution
wes founded ln 1897.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21
TODAY IN
DEPARTMENTS

Eldorado Drug company OF Eldora
do.with $1,000 capital stock The dl
rectors are; s G. Ashby. r. A. Low
|ery. u, G Nighswonger. w X Ward
w u Oliver. Il II Hyde and T Rat
cliffe. all Of Eldorado.
The Sapulpa Livery company, with
$4,000 capital stock. The incorpora
tors are. Charles Cooley. r. s. Atwood
and K Il Delanay, all Of Sapulpa.
The Nargarene Home. OF Oklahoma
City, with no capital stock The II.
rectors Gre: c B Jerlgan, of okla.
homa City; Arthur Beaver. OF DuN.
can; Rev, Solomon Trick, Of Oklaho-
ma City and Rev w n. Roberts OF
Purcell.
The Custer City Hardware com.
pany. Of Custer City with $4,000 cap
al stock The incorpOrli0rs are K.
D Leetka, @ 0 Leeika and d Court.
ney, all OF Custer City
The Kee.Too.Wah Oil company Of
Tahlequah, With $4,000 capital stock,
The mcOrp0raiors are Frank l.. Mar
tin. B. p Martin and Paul Honey all
OF Tahlequah.
The Ayolloiie OIL Company, OF Tah.
lcquah. with $4,000 capital stock
The directors are; Frank e. Maltin.
b p Martin and Paul Honey, ell Of
Tahlequah
The Hallow Cement Manufacturing
company. cf Oklahoma City with si0,.
coo capital stock The directors arei
ed. l.. Benedict W. n. Hamilton and
Maud Hamilton all OF oklahoma Ciy.
The sapulpa Produce company TO.
day filed amended articles Of incor'
poration increasing the capital stock
Of the company from $4,000 TO $4,000.
The Unitedf States Gypsum com
psny of New York has appointed G..
A. Egixon az state agent.
Chairman 4. Y. Hoffman and Bert
r. Chandler left last evening for Kan.
sas city, 10 purchase some machinery
to be used IN building the Oklahoma
ieformatory buildings at Granite
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21

John W. scothOrn, who has been
connected with the United states
attorneys office here as first assist
ant for The past fifteen years, has
sold his property here and will move
to Oklahoma City this fall II Is
stated. Il Is said that Judge Scot.
horn has q bee IN his bonnet for the
attorney generalship nomination on
the Republican ticket In 1911 Mr.
scothorn has served on the state
bar commission the past ten years
and Is recognized as one Of ihe best
attorneys IN the state,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21
NEW TAX QUESTIONS RAISED

Joel NJ. sandlln. Judge OF the Lo-
gan County Superior court, today
eranled temporary inlunctions agalnet
Sheriff Maboney upon theafillng OF
caaes by Nevada 4 Reed Am. Sex.
h0er ara GeogHe Anderson restrain.
inG the collection Of the back taxes
llstsd hv lhe logan county g4frets.
The eases OH be heard hy ne ness4
Saturday. Ths eomplaisanlp raise
some nA# questions n the elaea
which we're not passed unnn ~
Judge sanalln ii he Felix Adler
aui|. which was recently decided
asalnal ne property owners
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neclal 10 The ljally Leader.


Led Career Of Tireless Activity
Regarding Col Clarke's activities
looking toward the opening OF okla.
h0mq TO settlement. one OF the his
tories Of the state says;
Sees Benefit.
Before be left congress, Mr. Clarke
bSfffi ;TsDiy Hi I'd Il H H; the be ssssas4a
ment To cpen Oklahoma to settlement.
In his public speeches aud in the press
be advanced the theory tina. the sub
ingatIon Of the Indian Territory 10
civilization would be a vast benefit 70
the surrounding states. be he m0li.
ficatlon Of atmospheric conditions, and
the consequent increase OF rainfall,
and 10 great extent avert the de.
3 ruction Of the crops BY hot winds.
He was one OF the first 20 contend
that the tribal relations OF the In.
dians should be broken up by the
strong esm Of the government that
the lands should be taken In sever.
atty In small tracts. and the surplus
opened TO white settlement on the
homestead principle
when Capt d. u Payne eim-
menced to agtate the Oklahoma Ques.
ton, Mr.. Clarke saw IN the movement
the entering wedge destined to de-
strpy tribal harbarlsm. and he believed
4 would be the way that would lead
10 the establishment of civil govern
meni aud found q new American com.
monwealh. The result thus far
achieved has demonstrated his sag
acity.
Urges Legislation
"He va the confidential friend OF
Captain Payne and Capt w J.
Couch u their long struggle In be-
halt OF Oklahoma. While he believed
the oklahoma lands we're IN every
proper sense a part Of the public do
main since the treaties Of 1866, he
urged that legislation was the most
practical method 10 open the country
and that government should go hand
In hand with the advance Of the plo
neers.
after the death Of Payne. aud al
the request OF influential friends In
Congress. he formulated, IN eonneo-
iIon with Captain Couch, the bill IN.
ltoducei into the fofy.eighih con
gress by Gen. james 3. Weaver Of
Iowa. and Senator Charles Il. Van
Wyck Of Nebraska This was In sub
stance what was known as the Spring
er bill, which passed the house Of
representatives. In the succeeding CON
lc0ntlnued on page 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21
ANYTHING TO
ADVERTISE sLowrowN

Oklahoma city. Okla, June 81
double Wedding today IN Denver,
Colo, VIII result IN lho marriage 81
the Third generation 0f one family
performed by the same minister
Frederick johnson. an OklmhOma
City business man and Mrs. Ger.
trude Carman Baiy, OF Denver, WIFI
be married, together with Mrs. nalya
daughter Eihel 10 William Powers.
az Sallua. Kas. The Rev. George
Angledarger win offleiafe. ho havi
Inc offIcialed at Mrs, naly's fifsl
marriage also her mothers wedding.
Mr. and Mrs johnson win reside
here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21
oEra IupoMn nNr


ppeelal to the Daily Leader
Omaha, Neb.. June 2i.-In Federal
court today J. Frank Evans. tray.
eIlnE man. residing at Tonkaua.
okla. recDYered iFlsment for $4,000
ansfrsi lhe luHn o, Jtlniata. Neb.
HIgans Was arrested &c suspect
charged Fith forgery. naE aflsf hav.
inK been coaflned IN Jail. searched
and given lhe third degree wAa fe.
leased Acting an The advice III The
imVeIln4 Mems association "a Ne
bnsHa. be brought suit ieF damages.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21

with ais secretaries Was On board 81
theS-accessful trial trip o few days
ago when the George washington
made on average speed If 20 knois
per hour over measured course. At
the ilme 81 the launching President
Roosevelt and II. NJ. the emperor II
Germany. felicllaled the Norgh Ger.
man Lloyd on the building Of The
great il1ip and each expressed The
hope lkat The great shin would have
i long ann prosperous career 81 nnlI.
Ing two friendly peoples.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21
FIVE YEARS SENTENCE
WILL CLEAR CONSCIENCE
FaClCaI Justice Administered
By Jury 10 One A.
|. Brown
tokIahoma Rreaa serYIeal

Okmuigee, Okla. June p Having
pleaded guilty Of cutting his wlfe's
throat af'er being tried and case ready
70 80 70 The Jury, A. J. Brown, aged
thirty was sentenced to five years
hard labor In the MeAlester peni en-
ilary. The sentence was imposed Sat
arday night after trial o. the district
court.
The murder trial OF I'D Reynolds
charged with killing william Nc
Laughlin two yeara ago. was called
this mornlng.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21

New York, June 2l.-The steam.
ship George Washington" named
IN honor of the first President of
the United States. and the largest
German TRANSATLANTIC liner ailoat,
arrived In New York Sunday, June
%
The George Washington" n The
latest addition to ilae fleet Ui the
North German Lloyd and exiraordl-
nary efforts have been made BY the
company 10 make the new aleanahip
Ia every way worthy OF .la great
name. In striving ~ carrg ont his
plan one OF the gra9test decorative
artists Of Germany made special
Tip 10 the United States for the sole
purpose of studying Weshingloniana,
that the magnificent pictures mhiHh
adofn ihe great assembly rooms Of
the HteamAf might be auihentic and
II seeplng With the nRlr and fame
0i General Washington
Tho American ambassador 10 Ger.
many. I1r naxia JAYNE liiiH christ.
enea he George Washington aud
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21
YEGGMEN arc BluNl NIER
l0klahoma praaa sargIcel

Muskoree, okla. June "a Fred Me
Donald and Fred Wright. tho alleged
train robbers who participated IN The
pitched hattie on an Iron Mountain
freight Train near nragga. were ar
faigned ihis morning charged with
numbering Deputy Constable Kirk and
We're held 10 the grand Jury without
bail Both pleaded not guilty The
trial was sel for june seth paul VIII
lams. The wounded robbe7 was too
Sick 10 appear
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21
WILL SHORTEN ROUTE.

t0klahoma Press Hervicel
aapulpa. Okla. June 2i.--1'hat the
Santa Fe viii enter SapaIpa from
Gushing, shortening the distance
from Shawnee to Kansas City sixty
three miles was confirmed today by
Horace Speed, Of Guthrie, the atlor.
ney Tor The railroad. The building
Of terminals IN the south part 1f 0ne
city vii begin aoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21

An account Of recent observations
al Harvard university. on the iacul
ty of imitation IN animals, has been
written tor the July Century by Rob
ert NJ Yerkes, PHI D., assistant pro
fessor OF Comparative Psychology al
Harvard. The experiments them
selves are Of nature to Interest
the general public. and some Of the
results attained are surprising Prob
ably no expeFmenter Is better quail
flied TO write OF the work, lts re-
suits. and conclusions than % Pro
fessor Yerkes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21
ON TIL: JOB


New York, June 2i--An unconElrm
ed rumor that ri II. Hartman was
seriously III Ia Vienna was circulated
this afternoon simultaneously With
bear rati on The stock market. At the
IinlOn paelfle offices prompt denial
was made and Il was added that q
cablegram had been received from
HafHmHa this morning on business
matters
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21

the Court of Honor lodge holds
their regular meeting tonight 90 X
c. hall State Deputy B ". Kleft
Will Be praseut meeting very smpor
tant, An members requested To ho
present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21
aouNp oven no oAANp luaY


fOklah0mn Press SerVlcel
Musk0gee Okla, June gi-J. Blank
enshlp. William Sarlln and q. 4. ner
ryhlll, accused Of Illegal voting at
the Haskell, Okla. election last April,
hla morning were bound over rs tho
grand luly Each gave five hundred
dollar bond Eight other defendants
we're dismissed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21
played A poubIe.lIeader

Thomas Lennell. head waiter at the
Hotel lone. was arrested by Sheriff
Mahonay this morning on the chlrge
Of gun iutlng II ls said that Lennell
raised a rough house at d negro dance
at lslnn1 park sa urday night re
was fined $40 for the offence IN police
court todEy and sfter paying the fine
was arrested on a county warrant and
being unable TO give boni ie now IN
the county Jail. f9e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21
WAVE::
II You Don't Like Your Neigh
boz, Take a Gun and
Beat Him Up
fOklahoma prasa aorqlcag

It, Worth, Tex June Pr f1r = ~
Evans. 4 physician II Award NORM
oi here aas wnylald late last Hlshl
lat surNei Nhen returning home from
visiting his sweetheart Tive man
sprang from tho roaaside dragged
him into the bushes and bend him Up.
Relieving they were robbers he 81
lered bis purse and watch o thea,
when he waa shot and fatally waant
ed His assailanis escaped
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21
HERES TO HERR. ALL RIGHT


Chicago. June "a Entered for the
National shooting contest here. last.
Ing all OF this week. ARE these marks.
men from oklahoma. Lou Reed.
Of Enid 10. W. Franchot, Tulsa: W.
H. liaer, Guthrie: o. II. Mutt. elm.
Ton; Fred Hell and E v. Fisher of
Oklahoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21
Baby Took . Tumble.

The baby Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Jenkins fell from the front seat Of
the family surrey last evening while
4As eAs.sllss 4aa4AA ant sffvfnV IN EnQt
Cleveland avenue. fortunately Mr..
Jenkins saw the accident IN time to
turn the buggy wheel before Il had
run over the child.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21

Governor Haskell today issued O
reqUisitim for Charles Meekef. unt
der arrest OF Kansas city charged
with inducing r. =. James Of Oka.
homa City. 10 endorse w0rlhlesg
lrafi on the Bank Of England for five
hundred pounds. sterling II grant
ed Meele~ viii be prosecuted Ii Ok
lahoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21

Thomas f. Owen. o. Muekogee,
recently appointed to succeed f. G.
Baker. Of Mnskogee. will be sworn
In tomorrow as e member Of One
Criminal Court of Appeals
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21

Warrants FOR personal lakes for
the year 1908 are now in my hand
, f0F @olieelsoR Pax yours at once
and save interest and further ex.
penae, John Mahoneg Sheriff L0'
gan county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21

Schenectady n Y June 2i-,kChins
man giving the name of leong Ling
81 meeling In every Way The descrlp'
lion of william II. Leon, wanted for
The aenrdpf Of Elsie oigcl n Mes
York. nas arrested here today The
police aza confident be la the map
wanted. He came hero nlua dnya
aeo and haa been cooking Ii chop aney
nlncds. II denies II Il william ~
Leon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21

*#NklVkV NAeieF Ae Vt.
Henagor Taylor Is very nj a bis
fihIckafne hoaae, Dis weakenes con.
alflon cruising alarm among his
friends nudge linn. of the state
election board and law partner %
ssHnatpr Ta4Ior. stated Sunday the
condition uf 8se patient was about
Nhat 4 had been loF aone days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21

Law Enforcement Iosoln
This organization NiIl bold EfaeI
meeting Il the Congregational church.
on Tuesday night Governor Haskell
viii speak and ne AoWrey uNaflsttn
win sine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21
"SILLIES"
PREY OF
'CH|NKS"


thy Associated fFeAal
Amsterdam N T.. June 2l.-chung
sin. wanted In New York for con.
neciion With the murder Of the sigei
girl was arrested at West Galway
near here today Ele was room.
mate OF Leon.
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paill LnrcanN n.fenaar

In the RupeFio- court this morning
]. 4. D0nnel WIS sentenced 10 ialrgt
days IN The county jail and fined Si0l
and costs for pc II larceny
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-21

Oklahoma City. okla, June d.
The funeral services for the hate
Sidney Clarke win be held tomorrow
afternoon Al 1880 o'clock
Special 10 the Daily Leader.
Oklahoma City Okla, June 2l~Col.
Sidney Clarke, pioneer soldier, law
yer and statesman, died at i0s45
O'Clock Saturday night AT his residenct
M East Third strcet His wife, chill.
dren and friends were az his bedside
when the end came peacefully and
quieily