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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-03
PUBLIC AFFAIRS BOARD
WILL buy SUPPLIES

The conferences hela Wsdnesdag
afternoon IN the governors office BE-
tween tla heads Of the state lie.
pammenta. hoarda of regents oE the
various state institutions md The
board Of public alfairz resulted n q
motion being put aud carried that tha
state board OF public affairs be rec
ognlzed and that the Institutions
secure their supplies through the
board.
The members Of the board Of public
affairs stated that Hhey had not and
dld moi intend 10 uaurn any Of the
powers Of the various boards and
departments and that the wishes q
sach branch of goVefnmonf weAi5 he
respected Ia al matters They
tated that they were officers og the
tate aud would take upon them
selYes only suoa powers IS the afs
iorney general would direct until 4ha
courts defined their duties
Il was suggested BY tbs board that
regents and boarda Of control Of the
various state institutions designate
some one At each institution whom
the hoard could appoint as agent p
purchase emergency supplies.
The meeting was entirely AAfs
monlous.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-03
CLASS ORGANIZES
LATE THIS AFTERNOON
State Bar Commission Adopts
New Rules Relating to Ad-
mission 10 Practice

The large class thnt has been talk
Ing the examination before the State
Bar commission IN Convention hall
completed lts task this morning. On
account OF the size OF the class and
the fact that all the members OF the
Bar commission are not here the
result OF the examination will not be
made public for several days by the
commission. IN the class that took
the examination were a woman and
four colored applicants,
The commission yesterday adopted
two new rules. Applicants who have
been admitted In the Supreme court
Of other states and who have been
actively engaged in the practice Of
law the past five years and who are
OF good moral character, etc, arc
entitled TO be admitted without ex
animation Applicants who were ad
mftted in other states after passing
an examination and who have been
engaged In the practice Of law one
year are also entitled 10 be admitted
without examination.
Glass Organizes This Afternoon.
The class met late this afternoon
10 organize. Resolutions thanklnp
the attorney general FOR the use Of
his rooms, Secretary Cross for The
use OF Convention hall and the Bar
commission for their courteous treat
ment were adopted by the class The
class hrl not elected officers up tc
3 O'Clock
The following attorneys were ad
mitted upon motion before the su
preme court without examination.
w. ID. Bynum Muskogee, O ID
Bennett Oklahoma City letter But
ler Checotah, Milton Brown Guth
RIO; Lawrence III Clark, Arnett;
William r.. Church, Enid; Chas n
Emanuel, sulphur; y s.. Estes, Sui
phur: II. l.. Evans, Hugo N II Clip
son, sayre; Henry M. Gray Okla
homa City, Thomas e. Hlnson, Che
cotah. s. j Holiday, Oklahoma
city; Arthur r. Hutton, Oklahoma
City: VIM h Linney, Pryor Creek;
Hugh l.. lynch. Oklahoma city; Cur
Us y. Manning, Muskogee, Ben. n
Mason, Ada w. NJ Mcl.ennan. Dus
TIM: Harry l., Patton. Miami. w X
perrett. Arcadia; Fred y. Ptak
CoyIe; George p. Rhea, Porter; Ray
m0nd Reeves, Guthrie; p. Y. Smith
Vlnlta. Powell A. Sompayrac, Bar
ilesville: Harvey a. Smith, Shawnee;
Miles A. Tlnsword. Enid. John G
Tomerlln, Oklahoma City; w. T
Ward. Ardmore; r. r. Wise, sayre,
q. +. Waggmer. Wagner. William
p. Webb. Frederick: Blaine Acuif
Enid, George paschal Tahlequah.
viii De Admitted on Certificate.
The following are 10 be admitted
on motion when certificate Is fur
nished from Judges of former courts;
Thomas W. Champion, Ardmorei
VIM. M. Clark Cosmos; John l.
Funk. ~ Reno: I. p. Keith. McAl
ester Harlow A. Leekley Muskogeei
Jos ~ Leach, Pawhuska; Eugene G
McMlchael. Tahleduah. G. +. McMul
Ian. sanulpa. Galen Nichols. Musk0
zee: John O'Neil. Holdnnvlle; Chas
". Ruth oklahoma City. w II
Roeers. salllglw: owen IT. Rlves
Holdenvllle: Horace B. Schhefier
Tulsa: Y r. Thrift Sapnina O. g
TarDennlnR Oflahoms CITY; - Z
Tislnver. Manenm r. w Tfmnle
Vdphai' C. p white. Lawion: james
y williams Shawnee; 8, J WheelsF
KINGSTON; Charles ] shepard, Paw
NEE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-03
OKLAHOMA MAN IS
HELD FOR FORGERY

Special 20 Daily Leader
Springfield Mo-, June 3.-Begi Me
Manus o. Tulsa. oklahoma. was ar
es ed last night by Officer Walsh on
4 charge of forgery. He was trying
to pass forged check for sS signed
~ W. NJ. Brady. for whom McManug
worked while N Tulsa. He made
the cheek payable to wv 70. Sharp
calling himself by that name
He confessed to the officers that
The eheea was forgery, and told then
that he had spent all that he had
made since coming 70 this city thre,
weeks aeo aud accepting a position
II the new Frisco shops, and wanting
more money last night to spend III
The same manner he wrote out the
check
He seemed sorry that he had be
come too handy with the pen, and
said that he never would have done
uch thing had 1t not been for va
nor. He hal tried TO gal the check
cashed a. many places on CONNER
eili street and was arrested IN Kings
saloon al the corner OF Commercial
ind Benton avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-03
COTTON OIL COMPANY
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

Al the annual meeting OF the Far
mers Cooperative Cotton Oil com
pany last evening. J. II Bells Of
Gushing, was elected manager. Mr..
BELLS was two years the head Of THE
Commonwealth GIN at Gushing and
has wide reputation as cotton
man.
The roster OF officers Is f. ].
phillips. president; W. A. Fox sec.
retary: treasurer, p, A. Norris; J..
II. Bells. manager
The officers were directed TO hor'
row from $4,000 to as much as 500
200 II the board felt the same would
be renuired to advance on crops or
purchase new machinery.
The gin formerly owned hY g. A.
Sharum and Evelyn NJ Sarber has
heen added 10 the equlpmem Of the
farmers plant and the Pratt hnllefs
are also to be used this season.
Mr. Bells will at once move from
Cushing to This citv and become at
rnce the active head Of the inatitu.
tion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-03
SISTER or MRS. I. ]. CLARK
OF SALTWATER, OKLA.
Quarrel Of Sisters Over N.
hOTIiaRCN GIVen as Cause
Of The Suicide

tOklahoma Press seFYicel
Denver, Coloa june s.The my.
terry Of the "Womar IN Blue. vino
killed herself with carholIc acid
Monday at Golden, Colo. has baen
cleared BY her Identification as Anna
coyne, q dry goods clerk. and sister
Of Mrs. T. ], Clark Of saltwater,
Okla Il Is understood the sisters
had Quarrelled over the division of
an Inheritance and this with poor
health likely caused the suicide.
The woman committed suicide
about 10 O'Clock Monday morning By
swallowing oarhollc acid. Hef death
commissions we're Witnessed by chas.
and George plain. whose fathar Leases
tho lyman ranch. Tnay th0uKht TIE
woman crazy and instead II nulua e
her assistance ran home and nufIIied
their father.
The elder Plain selenlhoneI u shars
IN Heater that en insane woman WIS
at the ranch and Tor thai officer =
come and get her Sheriff Heater
did not arrive until / o'clock. Il least
three hours after the woman died
The vial which contained 6ae dead
" drug has not yet been found and
u Is believed the woman threw me
bottle into an irFaeaiion ditch afsse
draining lts contents.
The wumana pocket book. which
was also found near the body. CON
tanned q linen handkerchief Auhr0ld
cred with The Initial q q 81 bill. =
dime. a nickel four pennies. a small
lead pencil and four leaf clover
Every tooth III her upper Jaw had
heen filled with cold 81 amaieam
while the lower teeth are apparently
sound She was about five FaAs fIva
inches tall and 0l medium build.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-03
STATEMENT IS MISLEADING

The directors OF uhe Guthrie base
hall association declare that the
statement made In the morning pa
per that Manager Howard Price. OF
the Senators, had been deposed ls
misleading. They state that they
wired Price 10 make Cooley. the
third baseman, captain and field
manager Price owns good share
OF stock lE Uhe Guthrie club. Is a
director and viii be retained as
manager throughout the season. The
Senators are now playing ball, win
ming two straights from Joplin An
have their batting eye with them and
are hitting the bail hard They re-
turn here Sunday with Joplin, Mon
day win be ladies' day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-03
AFTER AGREEING TO
REDUCTION OF $4,000
Saving Is More Than AppTO-
prIaiIOn for Board Of
Public Affairs

The pipes.Reed company has ila'
ally settled with the state; the soc
board Of public affairs giving an ultI'
matum this morning as to what Il
would recommend
This case grew out Of publishing
the statutes per order Of the First
Legislature.
The bin for same, $4,000 was not
ordered paid by the Second session,
the protest against acceptance being
loud, long ANA painful to the print.
ing concern.
Recently the matter was placed be.
fore the state printing hoard, that
board very promptly turning over the
entire mntter to the newly constitu
ed state board Of public affairs
The state board refused TO pass
on the matter until the attorney gen
eraI had assured It Of It's rights In
the case. the reason assigned being
ih9t contract was made and work
completed prior to the crea ion Of the
board OF affairs.
The attorney generals office replied
70 the query to effect that che state
board Of affairs. being created since
The completion Of the work, It de.
volyed upon those IN authority TO pay
the hill. unless there be legal rea.
son why same should not be accept
ed.
The board OF affairs finally com
promised with the printing house, al
lowing II S32,ao0 which was made
authoritative today
This little saving Of s3,500 IS Just
800 more than was allowed the state
board OF efialra FOR IT'S contingent
expenses per annum
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-03
TWO ARE SHOT SAME NJ
NIGHT At SAME Spot

New York June 3--Two men were
mysterlousy shot and scsluusly
wounded al the same spot within five
hours last night and IN each instance
the aasallant escaped Thu first Vic
time was Robert Ncvely. who was
shot al Nineteenth stree' and Tenth
avenue hy man whom be said was
member Of q gang which he'd threal.
enel 90 DO him violeure.
Five hours later while no police
we're searching for the aseailani they
heard Two ahnte and found William
Quinn wounded n the same corner.
Quinn sid That he had been shot BY
lnnoiher member NJ the same NanS
which wat credited with the Novelty
shooting No arrests we're made.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-03
NUsN0GEE's SEVENTH BANK

A charter was taken out lodhy OF
the office OF the secretary OIL state
for The Muskogee County tate,bank.
with q capital stock of $25,000l This
makes the seventh bank Tor MuskO-
gee. The new institution "a located
In East Muskogee. The incorDorat.
ors are: ]. e. Holdt, Of Wagoner;
Webb Ia ad. Levi Ackley. Whitley r.
Wisdom. Charles p Perry, Fred p.
Branson. Eek E Brook and W. u.
Loper all OF Muskogee Bank
Commissioner A. NJ Young this
afternoon issued certificate author.
lzing the new hank TO commence
operations.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-03
RUN TO EARTH BY B0NDSMEN

Sheriff Mahoney received a tele'
gram last night from l.. L. Anding,
sheriff az Wesson, Miss stating that
ne was en- route TO Guthrie With "Blg
Boy alias Paul Levi, a we'll known
character wanted here on two differ
ent charges CT bootlcwing. Levi
gave a bond OF $500 for his appear
ance in the county court last month
and skipped out He was run down
through the efforts Of hla bondsman,
Robert Lee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-03
RAILROAD SCALES INSPECTION

Attorney General Charles West
holds ln IN opinion TO G, o. Blake.
general solicitor for the Rock Island
road IN Oklahoma. that inspectors OF
warehouses; have no authority 70 n.
spect railroad track scales. bat adds
hat ihe Corporation commission may
exercise eWch authority The opinion
n an answer 70 an Inquiry from MF
Blake asking n the act passed by The
recent legislature providing for the
inspection OF public scales BY ware
house nseclors applied to railroad
track scales
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-03
PAY $4,000 FOR OIL LANDS
speeIal b hle nally Leader.


Tulsa. Okla. June 3-Anoiher biz
deal In oil properties In the Tulsa
district has just been consumma ed
The Gulf pipe Line company has pur
chased Of the selby Oil company. the
Ralph perryman lease OF 100 acres
with five producing wells. the RAJ
ston lease Of 129 acres with twelve
wellse the Lally Brown eighty with
eleven wells. the George Brown eigh
W with four wells and the Lucy Per
ryman 100 with 700 barrels daily
production. an Of which are located HI
the north extension Of the Glenn pool
The price paid was sl50.000.
The Gulf Pipe Line company has
become 4 very heavy purchaser OF
~ producing properties,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-03
DUTY Of TREAsURElS
DEFINED BY LAW

Attorney General Charles West In
an opinion 10 State Superintendent
II d. Cameron holds that The treas
urer Of the school board IN cities Of
the first class has no authority 10
act Is member OF the board 10 the
matter Of selecting teachers. rourse
OF study. etc. He maintains that the
duties Of the treasurer are clearly
defined by Law and are separate and
independent from that ol a member
Of the heard Superintendent Cam
efon alateB ahst IN many oi the
cities Of the first claaa the treasurer
has been usufnlne authority as q
nenlhef Of The hoard.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-03
NEGRO is LYNcHEp.

Frankfort, KY, June 3.--lohn
Maxey, a negro who last night shot
and seriously wounded b. C. Bowers,
a circus man Of Valdosta Ga. was
taken from jail here early today and
lynched. Bowers surprised the ne.
gIo crawling under the tent and the
latter fired.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-03
NAMES WOMAN FOR SECRETARY

Washington, June S--Bird s. Nc.
Guire Of Oklahoma's First district,
has appointed Mrs. Ruby Rldgway.
Matchett, daughter OF J. r. Rldgway
principal Of the Washington school.
Of Kansas City, Mo. hia private Sec
retary, 10 succeed Vernon Whiting,
Of Enid who was recently named BY
President Taft on Indian Inspector IN
Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-03
ENTERTAINED HORSE
THIEF UNAWARES

A real horse Haief was IN Guthrie
two hours yesterday afternoon and
put his horse up az the Smith livery
barn. across the street from the
Hotel lone and lust block FROM
the office Of the Searchllght, official
organ OF the Antl-torse Thief asso-
clalion. where President kirkwood.
State A. II. r A., sat IN his easy
chair. No one knew the horse thlef
was IN Guthrie until Sam Barleil, an
Oklahoma City detective came puff'
ing into the aheriff's office this
morning and wanted to know II they
cad his horse thief The man n a
Young fellow. 25 years Of age. alen-
der IN build light complexI0ned and
goeg under the name Of Moore. The
horse aud buggy which Il II alleged
Moore "A making away with we're
stolen from q NJ Thompson. N Ok.
iahOma CITY Tuesday night. Sheriff
Mah0ney learned this morning bhat
man answering the description Of
Moore stopped at Waterloo where he
tolA kho deniav sheriff there he was
dehuty sheriff He wanted e Dor.
row a cum and s. from the Water
IN officer. stating that he ihad lost
rs gun end he WIS after horse
ihieg en- route 70 Guthrie Moore
was laei seen driving north If here
NJ s o'cloclt YESTERDAY afternoon. ball
iaxeed and told parties that he va
hepted for Billings.
1e herse Il q dark brown. fiTf
Years old. weight 1ne0 HaHnaS end
| was driven TO rubber tired cut
under buggy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-03
AIxoN's PLAN.
Popular Dentist Discovers New
Hair Grower.

A medicine that will surely remove
dandrufl and grow hair on bald heads
has been compounded by DR.. A. @,
HixOn. The new remedy win be
manufactured and placed on the mar
ket. Hlxon's friends are 50 enthus'
Iastlc over the ''find,' that big
stock company with $4,000 capital
has been organized TO begin business
at once. The new concern Il called
"The New Age Chemical Company,
with headquarters In Guthrie. Xix,
on's remedy has proven itself 10 be
Of great merit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-03
FOR CHILD
totlahoma press servicel

Denver. Colo. June 3--Mf and
Mrs Afford Baker, formerly Of Wa
ounga. okla, engaged IN fisht lnat
nlgrm N Denver office buiising over
the possession Of their five year old
son. Az result both were lodged
IN JAIL
MIRA. Bahor got a divorce In Okla.
homa recently ami claims she was
given possession Of the child. bus The
rather brought the child hrfe. Mrs
Baxter came yesterday TIE tight
nla5 he carried into tie courts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-03
DOCTOR SUSPECT RET!GENI


Chleago. M, June S.--pollce Cap.
tain Kane said today be had prac
ideally abandoned hope OF securing
further admissions from Dr.. Haldane
Clemlnson. charged with the murder
OF his wife.
"Dr Cleminson has secured an
attorney and apparently has made up
his mihd 10 flight every inch Of the
case" said Captain Kane.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-03

(By Associated pressl
New Orleans. June S-f Tonight and
Friday generally fair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-03
TIED Up
tR haaoelaled preahl

III hHH1GlHTEI FF9HH7
Philadelphia. Pa. June s-Tha
transportation problem became more
serious this morning as the result oz
tie up OF che elevated and subway
systems OF the etreat car company
due 10 a partial strike on those lines.
These systems have been : bHIwark
Of strength to the company since tlHa
strike began
Conditions are uuaeleF following
last nights flolIng. II i saId al q
the injured viii recover.
Machniesa VIII CO Out.
lBy Associated rfaasl
baltimore Nd. June IA general
strike of maehinlsla "a he Baltimore
and Ohio railroad hes been ordered
f0f o'clock this Afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-03
JUDGE BAKER TO RESIGN!

Justice Baker. Of the Criminal
Court Of Appeals, It Is said, wlllSsoon
tender his resignation 10 Governor
Haskell II IL said Judge Baker has
been offered flatlering position as
president OF d life insurance cuu<
pnny and thai he win accept. -
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-13
COULDN'T HIT HAYNES
Vermont Pitcher Wins Last Game by
Shut-Out Score

If Bennington's pitcher, Haynes,
nad not been quite so good the last
game of baseball for the season at
Morgan park Saturday afternoon
would have been one of the most in
teresting of the season. The Brother
hood team of Waterford is composed
of nine of the best fielding players
who have visited Bennington this sea
son, and with "Matty' Killeen, the
former Bennington pitcher, on the
mound, was in shape to give good
account of itself against any semi
professional team in tnis section OF
the country. Pitted against Haynes
and burlington, however, backed by
the fast fielding and hard-hitting ag'
gregation into which the Bennington
team has developed during the past
season, there could be but one out
come to trial of baseball ability.
The weather was cool and during
the first two innings Haynes did not
possess his usual control of the ball
and tnree of the Brotherhood players
scured harmless safe hits. but once
the pitchers arm became warm the
Waterford players had not the
slightest opportunity to score.
killeen pitched good game. The
nine hits secured by Bennington were
fairly well scattered. With perfect
fielding behind him the game would
have been close but the Waterford
boys would have been shut out even
had they made no misplays.
Hickey. who made three hits, stole
three bases and had five putouts to
his credit, was thrown out at the
plate in the first inning after an eX-
hibition of daring baserunning.
In tne second Brown and King
scored two runs on couple of hits.
two errors and a wild pitch.
In the third. Prindle reached first
on an error at second. stole two bas-
es and scored on Hickey's hit TO cen
ter field
In the seventh Hickey hit safely to
right field, stole second and scored on
Shultz single in the same locality.
The score:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-13
WILL CONSECRATE.
NEW CHURCH ON
SEPT. e
st. Peters Parish Has Paid All
Outstanding Bills.
BISHOP AND CLERGY COMING
Special Invitation to Bennington Peo-
Pile of All Denominations to
Be Present

All debts being paid, the consecra-
ton of the new St Peters church will
take place on Wednesday. September
%, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. The
Rt. Rev. A. C. A. Hail. ID. D., bishop of
Vermont, assisted by other clergy.
will officiate. The Rev. George Lynde'
Richardson of Philadelphia, we'll
known in this village, as at one time
rector of St. Peters, will preach the
conservation sermon. The rector,
wardens and vestrymen invite their
townspeople to this service.
II is not often that such an event
takes place in a community the size
of this and 1t is therefore time OF
general congratulation. If the day is
pleasant a short reception or a gen.
eral handshaking will take place i'm
mediately after the service in the par
ish house and on the church lawn. To
tnis informal reception all are inyit-
ed
st. Peters parish began two years
ago the erection of new stone
church. The work was pushed stead
lily to completion and the church was
opened for use last June but at that
time there was debt of some $1,000
unpaid so that the church could not
be consecrated. All this debt has
now been paid and the parish is happy
in the possession of a handsome,
modern church free from debt.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-13
NJ. e. SPECIAL MEETINGS
Announcements Sunday Showed
Busy Week in Store.

Announcements yesterday in the
Methodist church show busy week
in special meetings. Monday at 1880
all ladies interested in the effort to
raise the pledges for the church are
invited to meet at the parsonage.
This included all friends of the church
as well as members. Wednesday the
ladies give a birthday supper and en-
tertainment. Supper at p. IN, Pro
gram begins at s. Anyone not having
received bag may secure one from
Mrs. Eugene Stevens. Friday even
ing two of Troys entertainers, Mr.
Hancox and Miss Christie, will appear
with the Monument quartette in the
opening entertainment of the season.
All welcome. No admission. A col
lection.
The third financial quarter for the
Methodist church is nearing the close.
On October LIST, the report of the
quarter will be printed in pamphlet
form. showing the standing of each
member. There are yet two weeks
for each member. to get his or her
amount for the quarter in before
printing. VIII each depend on his
envelopes for amount due and not eX-
poet statement from the financial sec
rotary as statements to each is both
expensive and time consuming. A
hearty cooperation in this will prove
pleasing and profitable to all. Those
not certain of the amount due may
'paone A. e. HOLSTER, 51-12.