davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-13

FOR SALE Stock Of buggies, mar
ness. saddlcry. good paving bust.
ness. established six years, invoice
$4,000 to $1,000, located at Norman,
Address Sam Noble. Ardmore, OK.
In. l2u
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-13
MINNIE GARDNER.

by W. c. COUDlLL. Her Attorney.
2g.G.13
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-13

25.lnl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
REPORTS Of SUFFERING
: WE'RE EXAGGERATED

Tha sieis BOARD o. aarieultuFe alii
PROBABLY noe Distribute tao $1,000 ap.
propFlatod hs 'he Iegislalure cor The
relief o. hail saaerera In The south.
ern parts of Caddo and Klowa coun.
tics and the northern part o. Co.
manch8 county resulting from 8
storm N june " laet year Reports
made to the board by inspectors in'
ilcate chat 30 relief "a NEEDED, The
reports aay thrt the only relief ask
ed fdr by The people n Chat dletrlci
wUa exemption from taxation, which
lhe county uulhorllles fesuacd. "A
statement 81 one q tbp peraDa8 llvs
ing II che diHlfc r thai q dislrl
button we're nada b all o. the people
aupposed % have been DAMAGED BY
hallslorma and cyclones, as conlem
plated Ia the hlli The money would
noi amount io "a pef capilg
An appropriation 81 $4,000 was
made gcr sn1eref1 ln the Panhandle
counties whhh territory tho hpafd
rs also investigation u "a probable
ihal ihe lossaa VIII aa computed "a
send qalueo Az ihe basis " dlulflbn'
ilpn one farmer reported lhet az
would want % eiagt i0o aegea ln DO.
leloea which maana six Of seven bush
eiH 81 aoet poial0eg W ehoui qioOo
70 casn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
TO FIGHT
INCREASED
SUGAR RATE

Tho Stats Corporation epmmlmlun
las its rate department now working
n thc comparisons III order sn hIe 8
protest before the Interstate Com
nafce commission. asking that the
lehndnlad Increased sugaf rates hel
reduced q the Old basis Supplement-
10. s IA Eaatbound Trtns.CenllneniaI
freight l1uFoau Tariff No. 4, covering
rates. from California terminals. 10 OK
ahoma points has been Officially lled
With The state Corporation tommln
ton This supplement shows lhat
siferivle May Is. sugar rates ie points
Il 0klahoma VIII be raised Sc per i0a
lnunda Il h declared That careful
nfnsiiEati0na have been made III anI
ndeagof 10 ascertain fhe reason ioF
his lnel leaRe. and but osie Fqaaon can
le iornd. and That Is that AZ The pres
anI ilme rates from California teri
mlnais f. Oklahoma are the same II
b. RATES u Kansas City whllh snlp
menlp from New Orleans 10 Kauees
City enieY = freight fate 0f 81 pei
laa pounds lover than the rate Glvhn
Oklahoma nplnlH. ard the one reason
IS to tleA Kansas City the eanIf nd
eantRge nvNg oklahoma pn California
mear NJ Ghai ex|silng vi Ntw Orleans
sugar nsIfh fales uualed from caI
IIofHln FefuinRla 10 nearly every p0IAl
II lhp United slatea 10 rates were
falBed exeept to oklahoma. 81 Is
zlalmcd.
Tho aaHA neaIh ihat applies II OIL
lahama today applies 9 all Kansas
na|l|lA Missouri u1idis asA Arkansas
haInls and Il Il declared that eVhf4
logical rate condition aennnaa that
aEIahulna should have rs iou s rate
o. California sugar na II enjoyed 81
MISSOURI CROSSINGS hal tho railroads
Ieadlne Into this stale. # ls claimed
aHxa taken advantage al the privilege
aEhl'fAEIIs alelH4 lhd lHle and NQH
sIatA that e|IeeslFt NAY us #hen
&H|Nn4nI crosses Ihe Kaasaa ||He 'hIH
EIH|sAfsea 7, af|#Il Immediately pay ~
HEHGlfA9 u Ne HHI i||a pounds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
TALKED WITH FARMERS
AND STOCK RAISEnS
VIII Await Result Of Tolays
Injunction Hearing at
paWhusks

Herh "a lae plass eosst 8 asg
culture iprned lala morning from
sillwattr where heg mei YeataraAf
eish sixty larmefs and Stock lslaaH
20 DISCUSS sha situation ralatiro h
the delivery 81 southern caltla lulo
osnge county ana lhe injunction pe
eeeaiaer bfought at PAwhuAka ey
County Attorney Roberts
Almost wilhout exception lhaa men
iayofed she ruling NJ the board wh|eIl
wanlsd aamsaiea y soulhap taille
d pastutoa auoge The state q3afau
lIpo llna wllh buE one dippla
Under the rulins Of ha attorney
seneral On the Roas isN. nfsAea hS
ihe recsnt Legislature. IL cattle. ealld
erpss the quarantine Tine which were
Infected with ticks Already shout
one.hBlf 81 the usual uufnbar og eal
Ia have heen delivered 10 ine r'las
lufe under the ruling oI the board
Hu addition d Tho large delegation
the board received about twenty iNh
eIagfama from other garmefa urging
them % grant tbs request Of Ehe fn|k
road and cattIemep d move Tie VulsF
snline line 10 8 polnl nerlh d osnks
ennhlg Hon. John f pHlnIef 90
9eaeed before the board. FapfNaenllHg
the Smaller 68rmefa and atoaklnefE
Who live ID 0saae county, e protest
against taa moving 0f The QuaTanslns
line.
After haarlng all requests sud lests.
n1ont presented. fhe hoard daaidNd
that, lnaamnch Is tho county eQufl e
paVhuska would hear tho Injunction
snsa today there was no lmmadlata
lemand tha. would Justify them e
moving The quaFautiaa llne north ul
lasBe oHniy
President CnHHam o. uAhalE ut tlia
beard recommended thai nll aI fhpae
present go before the county court
Today, and further stated thag theirs
was very little possibility char 50 ii
lanctlon would Be issued n he event
That u dld not 10 aellna q tha Doafa
would BE- necessary
by Z vote 81 4I|ee 40 eonr the poefa
voted against another meeting nH
Monday an they falt that furshar a.
lion would not Be called for ~ lhe
previous rule Of the board IuF Dne
dipping d all cattle w4uld olzaln
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16

PRAISES TEXAS
COMMISSION

Springfield. lli april la 1.-The sen,
ate aubcommlitao Of nve membefs y
ihe committee OH municipalities SHIP
went to Texas 70 look into the cop
mission plan q clfY eoyoFamont made
rs fepot Is che entire committee tb
dag lhfmea Senator John Daily q
peofla rha report reyiaws tbe and
inea 81 me subcommittee ai Calves
ION. Houston and Dsllas the lowns yls
iied. anl It's conclusions. which iermu
ase lhus
'in every city We vlaiaa We i0und
iba alm0ss tuRnllaone sauilmeHt oi
me- slilzena faYoflna the commission
FORM Of eueerniaH0 The snlhualuH1n
zoe i m hardly deecrlhahle hxifen
lafa hego gone nn far aa to favor Che
abolition If ihe leslslgiufe cf 8axas
aud substitute therefor a COMMITTEES on
i've 70 govern The slate pG Texas
Without doubt shsfe has been 81
mefhed Improvement IA the eondHel Di
lha aaaifs Of these cities anaef lbl
plan d municipal 9pYefnmenl Abls
ieasless pf0afesslfs and e0nsclentiou
men Arc 70 charge o. public zllalfs
In ake eifies Under the giimuluH
of eFeal nralcipai improvements. rou
dlrsea N ne teme meniier 81 fan
1ffalfs 81 Kraat pfiYaie enlerNflseH
lheae elllea are enlefHR upon Afan
era 81 PR sneflly. 9Th full confidence
of lhelr citizens n the integrity N
ihtlf public onleala and b The en-
pney II :bat toriugl government
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
POLICE JUDGE ON SALARY

The city council PASSED an prdin
anco last night fixing the salary OF
the police Judge on and after May B.
1909 at 500 per mensh and reqririne
him 10 tnrn over az fees collected into
The salary fund. The ordinance also
llxeB tho salary OF The City attorney
at 800 month, but allows him s5
20 prosecute s case for the city IN the
county justice courts. ana sec a case
Ii The District and Superior courts
and $50 . caAc, III The Supreme court
These officials heretofore have hecn
receiving their salaries out Of fees col
looted by the police department. The
change aiso makes them take clty war
ruuss for their services lire other city
officials
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
POWER GETS SEWER CONTRACT

Contractor W, y Power, Or this ely,
was last night awarded contracts ~
the city council for the storm sewer
Ia the ilo0d district on the West side
on Logan avenue from Ninth street
70 the Cottonwood liver 10 being
the lowest and best bidder Three
bids were received by lhe council
on the work and we're very close.
The \. Al Derr company BID was
for Se.f76: Kirby Mayneld and shaw
Construction company OF Lawton.
Slo08s. and w. +. Power Ssos5.
Curbs and CUTTERS have been Or.
dered ccfstfucted by the city on Man
sur Warner Logan and Washington
avenues and the streets win be grad.
ed both ways into the storm sewer
on Logan avehue, which VIII carry
or the water when the heavy rains
come.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
TAKES FLYER IN STAPLE
PRODUCT or SOUTHLAND
Last Years Winnings Of Chicago
Speculation Estimated at
Sll,25O,OOO


Chicago April lf-]amea Al PAT
ten lbe recently crowned bus now
fully acknowledged wheat Aug y
lha world" hns made Within the last
few weaks. sl,i2s,oo0 10 cnttnn Not
eonleD, Vlib running two pi she SAlE.
sesl wheat deAls which the Chicago
board 0i Trade and that ie Saying tho
whoin world has ever known. Patton
bas found time % take a Aver ia The
staple product % lhe southland
paiien now has q holding Of ~ ieaal
10000 balea of cotton l'htp heh
weighs 500 poands Since Pnlien
bought the price of cotica bus a0.
ganeed i,a cents q pound ffln paper
profits are easy 10 figure.
patlou has long been known as
The corn king and the uafs king
For yea.s he has been anxious 70 add
the title OF wheat king 10 tho others
which have been bcatowod ugon hln.
Only within comparatively short
time hes this ambition been realized.
Now he Ii ont after 4 fourth king.
ghip lhaf 0f cotton king
al person should guess that pat.
ten win clean up nt least $1,000 ean
IN his May wheat deal. should aaY
that H. would not Be- far 9u TIE
mark, aeld one operator today
within tho last twelve months rat.
ten has successfully engineered X big
deal in corn and another IN oats Ills
profits In both Of these probably were
ss great as his winnings III hIs May
wheat deal.
Ton millions Of doilara alone ln enc
year ou graln deals and a million and
quarter more IN cotton may he satelp
sald 70 represent the wealth that
James 4 pniten has piled up n 8 short
twelve months.
London April iG-As 5 consequence
of the e. item wheat corner III Chiea.
So. the price Of bread d being raised
In England. The Liverpool bakeries
anounced an increase 10 the price Of
cents per loaf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
BROKER SHOOTS At
GIRL KILLS SELF

Ruasoa. Anrll le lsaeuted hg JOS
ephlne kiberis aged ~ win whom Nc
Is said 10 have been infatuated, Alan
Motley Fay d stock broker and mem.
Der Of d sell known Boston itmiy,
oarly today lred four shots through
q window at the young ~oman and
thea committed suicide
Fay was a Harvard graduate Of Che
class Of 1903 ana 2 member Q bos'
tons most exclusive society He was
junior menber Of the stock brokerage
firm Of seWell e Fay
Pay according io the police haa
been madl9 IN love with Mlan klberle.
She spurned his attentions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
WILL SOON ASK BIDS ON
AGRICULTURAL SCHOOLS

Memlera ol the state honrd uf agrl.
4ilufe announce fhas BIDS will soon
% asked ln she erection OF buildings
Or tho district agricultural schools at
Warner and Tishomlng0 For each
station ss0.00O has been appropriated.
Il viii be MAY 10 before President
'nnaors 81 me board Of agriculture.
resident Connell Of the Agricultural
aud Mechanical college and superin
eaapng Cameron al ne state educas
innal department who comprise the
.ommlsalon of agricultural and indus.
rial education. sill he able ID select
ilses for che district schools n tba
auhondle iawion. Avs and s1ilwot.
er districts appropriations lof which
we're made Dy fhe last legislature
fhere afe numerous towns applying
Or the schools
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
WIFE Or MAN IN WE'LL
URGES ON RESCUERS

Springfield, ohlo. Aprll Isl give
dnya ago John Taller aeheeuGed g
the bottom Of deep well On The oek
lef farm near Springfield % repair tho
pump The wall ii lhe weli tumbled
IN on him. Ever since men have fran
tlcally worked v reach him. apurfed
on bg faint tapplngs on the pump
stock when lhey begun to als- Each
DAY. r0lera wife. graged By fear and
GRIEF has watched the efforts al res
cuef end several times she haa tainted
Thousands 81 people have Visited Che
scene neaily hampoflns the work,
The use of explosives Is impossible
and II s doubtful e The man Wih bt
found alive -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
FORMER DISTRICT JUDGE
SEEKS TO RIGHT WRONG
Admits Part In RaIITOadIng AC,
CNsed to penIisniIaTy
Without Proof

Minneapolis Apsi ge-Two men,
now declared laaocsat Of any crime;
VIZ aireedy have served ihlriyiour
years zach Of ilie terms for murder
d ms Minnesota penitentiary, may
secure lardy Justice IS result Of the
newly awakened coincidence Of the
man mho as prosecuting attorney
lrloked laom into peeepsiag the crave
penalty
James Egan, sorner district judge
e ihe man who roW Heeks to right
what he believes was ha wrongful
act more chan 4 Third Of 8 century
ago. Il. u und@hlll snd George Wash
ington negroes are lhe gicliina oi
the law who have spent the best
years a. their lives IA ihe awful
monotony 81 prison and who may nov
gain liberty and fe-enlcF world
strangely changed since tie crest
gates clesed on them IN 1876
Conscience Finally wakes.
II have worried for lhlFiylouf
years about the sentence melted to
these men said Egan IA 4 plHa made
before The state pardon haafd today.
ilo admitted bis part OF rallroading
tho men To the penilenilarg with no
proof Of their guilt and said that at
last the burden on his conscience had
become too great to bear
50 1t Inst me silence Was broken
by the former prosecutor and be VIII
devote an bis euerkies TO secure vim.
dlcalioh And liberty Cor the men be
doomed 70 life Imprisonment
Terror Of death AZ Che hands Of q
mob was the weapon used I'd wiring
from lhe negroes suspected Of klll-
.3n8 policeman confession which
Me- believed saved their lives. but
which meant hard labor. n allanee
and shame. en- Of from The world
for all tbelf natural lives
Proof 81 Guilt Lacking.
The negroes. EgAn said Ia bis state
ment before the pardon board, mad
been arrested principally upop cir
cnmslantlal Evidence A house on
Summit avenue, St. Paul. had been
robbed and the escaping burglars
shot s policeman who Intercepted
them A woman who lived ct the
house and saw the burglars III the
dark alterward said they we're ne.
groes.
Upon this and other nnfavorahle
evidence tuderliill and Washington
we're arrested and charged with the
murder Senlimont was SC strong
IN the city against them thai this uss
made use IF 20 frighlen the negroes
into the making Of the confession,
now believed faise. 10 save lhemsel.
ves from lynehlne Thcir confession
was obtained from them, tbs former
prosecutor said white uudnr TIE De-
llcf fhpi mob was then whiting for
them outside the jail The negroes
were fallrpaded through the court
and t0 lile Imprisonment Ii he penl
geutlafy without Jury trial
n shall vest nasler II know havR
done snnolhlng 10 undo this Injustice
gsan concluded
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
RAILRlAl NP ElR GlNTEMPT

THE Oklahoma Corp0fallnu commls.
sion lass evening took tho ilfei evil
dence IA ) case Ii which e railroad
ls chSesre with contempt oi court
The hearing was hold UPON dom.
plaiul ny Flarmon railroad
contractor Of Ft Gibson. who pilegnd
me 81, Louis aud iron Mountain iuad
violated the commissions orders IN rel
iusing "a place cara Ger him sup.
erinlendenl Murphy asserted that
Harmon wss swearing io 4 ialsehood.
while Harmou retorted thar Murphy
was doing The same lhln8 The cause
was takcn under adylacment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
TEMPORIZE
WITH DITCH
EYESORE

steps waFa lAken last nighi By lhe
city uognell 70 give lhe cltlzena Of
Guthrie some relief on the vine street
nuisance, The city has bten slx years
dillYdallging along with tho railroad
company trying to gei The nuisance
abaied The initial sleps taken ues
the awarding Of couifaei 10 " F
Power u construct main eanlia'y
sewer from shs north side Of okiaho
ma ave0ue 20 lha south Side oi sprlng
e. evenna lu the ditch fur lhe pur
pose ps afalnine and carrying oa ihe
slagnant surface uater rho slagupnt
water es tie north end d the ditch hsa
been one Of lhe worst eyeaofea the
city hag had N yeas
The contract price Is s3.006ss of
this amt ani the Rock Island e0mp9.
ny pays ss.10o which under lhe con
tract euief4a into by TIE present "a.
mlnIslfatlon With fhe campsny. Is al
tbs city 6els FROM the railroad far this
|lunf standing nuisance IN The event
tha company does hot axteu1 is Hue
thfauRh ihe aily 81 Vine street md be-
operating trains nVef It's Flight 0f way
By January 1910. the ensnpanY elm
nlY IS hound ib I'll bul EuO4hIfde d
Ithe ditch hetweeu 1klaheHla ann ilaf
risan afennHs lhe city dillnf the ashcf
third Tor he prlfllsse Of enduring lhe
nuisance Hll theaa years
TIM 0fhHf bids FeerlvelI on he WOrli
we're ~ lnlInWs p A. UafF e4.gga n ,
kifbg Mayaeid and shay couasfucllon
company ii lnMlon. fflz6B.80; j. "a
sexhfDs z8116an
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
THOUSANDS MADE HOMELESS

City Of Mexico. Aprn io-~A terrific
forest fre is raging 10 The ztaeuaro
mountains IN the state Of Mlchoacan
Hundreds Of men who haqo been lght
ing the flames have been compelled 10
give up the unequal struggle. and the
mountain Is now burning lrom end TO
end q distance of many miles. Tholt
sands have been rendered homeless
tg the IRE and great quantity 0l
The dye woods Ia which me region
abounds has been destroyed Owing
10 the isOiatlop Of The region. the hre
Will have TO hurn itself out The
country ibereabouts abonuda ia Yalua'
ble hardwoodg Already 3 number
Of valuable haclandas have been swept
ny the flames and scores Of ylllagos
destroyed No details as 10 the loss
1f llfe are available.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
IALl WRITE POPULAR BILL

That Secretary Of State YIN Cross
Is q popular official and ladies' man
Was demonstrated this morning BY
the recent Of Autograph letters from
Mrs W il Taft and Mra. J. s. Bier.
man, extending greetings 10 the groai
slate of OklahomD, and, AZ che let.
lers stated. IL slp slate'R most p0n.
ulnr executive. The Ladies' requested
the secretary to scnd them aia imprint
or the "Great Seal 81 the State 0f
Oklahoma
secfelary Cross takes greet pleas.
ure Vi granting The fequest IN the
distinguished ladies and feels unlta
proud over bis letters
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
SENSATION

Toxic. iapan April is ( tfemea.
aDNs sensation aavelanpd heFe today
alih thg arrival "a nlun members q
lhe |oHer lluase nf the Diet Tht IN
luf3 Of the eHarEos + Withheld bns #
Il helleved bribery Il allqFed Ia con-
Hecl|oa ellh the recent difficulties q
Ihe Iapaneaa Ausas eosHsany Z
twelve million dpllaf gpneefH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
COTTONWOOD CLAIMS VICTIM

Elsla The slxye8Foi daughter D.
Sc. and Mfg M fravets. liVinG sIx
mics south Of the city 90 tbe Cotton.
wood flYef WA dreWned Thurgday
while playlng along tha fiycr hank
WITH hee two younger sisters whIlH
their father Was 81 work cleaFlng the
riser channel pf lfeeH and rubbish
Sa one saw 81 drowning Pre- leal
aeen 81 little Elele ~ her Younger
elaiere sbe was running ioNaffs laa
river bank and mover eamn haet The
parents sfa pfoelfaied over shn nlae
Neishbeis dfaaged shs river fGf lha
body. Wppd ffWm the FfaseFa home
thla morning Ffnorla lhe body aiili m.
found
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
POSSIBLE KIDNAPPING
AFFAIR At WEW0KA

Wewcka. okIs., April i6.-Elith
stlllwell age i6 years. living with her
widowed mother FL the 0ng school
district, suddenly disappeared from
home more than d week ago. and Ben
Bailey. a married man living near the
stillwella. Is alleged 10 have either en-.
Iced OF kidnapped The girl away FROM
home.
Bailey disappeared shout the same
time tbe Girl ana and no trace can be-
found of either 4 seems lhat ne
sss5 been quite friendly 10 lhe girl but
20 one Thought atylhlng serious ol hls
itten.lons Hc 10 alleged Is have
riod 10 induce another young slrl 20
eaise homo and accompany ihe Still
aell riri and himself Hp Is said 10
Aaee woman aecompllcc and q ls
hought that they may be holdinR the
slFi Cor ransom as Mfs Stlllwel ls
ail 10 be pretty well fixed financially
Edith Ailllweil's brother rs aald to
be hunting inf the mlssing couple ana
he tnds Them things VIII iiknly
efminaie pretty seriously ior Bailey
Bailey has been living IN that neigh
i0rl0pd ioy some Time and was mar.
led about 1--WE years ago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
BRYAN MAY TRY FlR SENATE

Washington April ie That VIII
liama jennings Bryan has ehoul ro
solved % make the race FOR Uslsed
States senator In Nebraska naxl yenr
Is the latest Information which comes
from hts state From NebreakaO cnnes
me report 30 definite as to amount
almost 70 an announcement, chat Mr.
Bryan win seek the senalorshlp
Mr. Bryan would have 10 defeat
Senator y. J. Hurkell, who IL norqine
his first term IN the upper branch and
la considered LIKELY 10 have no aefl.
Gus opposition lOr the Republican
nomination Mr. nafkell Is poll.
ticlnn Of resource enefgy and uni
form succese. He ID great organ,
lzer which Mr.. Bryan Is not
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
glVERNDR RETURNS M0NlAI

Governor Haskell viii nus fesHfn r.
Guthrie until Monday. stated Private
secretary Anthony this morning upon
hts return from Mnako9ee The eoyeF
aor n III Tahleauah to-day iuFeatlNa5
Ing conditions preparatory 10 The open
ing Of & state nnFmai theirs this aun
mnF The governor viii also visit
Darant and Ada hetore esaFninE
humo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
YEG1[1I

Enid Okla. april Ii Rpnaafa h
namltba Tho cafe oi The EanA II u.
ciep thirty miles saat 81 here ms
uishl and ese&pea with 4 shaHAAna
dallals IL currency and mites e tbs
amount o nlBe Thousand dollna FAa
lnIeflor qf tho building Waa wfeehed
Tho sank of Inc|en. feitffaH n S
tie ab0se dispatch. Waa recunlly nAz
chased hy II II Houston raalslaf Il
The United States land Office s CnIH'
re. t|Is s0n + II Houston. S taA|.
Ter 81 TIE inAEI|alIon