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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-05-12
KENOVA news.
Personal Mention of Those
Whom You Know and
Don't Know.

DIR. Il. n. Goff called on friends
at Huntington Sunday.
Mrs. Il. Burleson was a Hunt
iRgton visitor Saturday.
III. Stewart of Ceredo transacted
business here Saturday.
s. F. Adams has retur ned from
points in New York state.
Mrs. Charles Thacker was in
Catlettsburg Wednesday.
MIS-. z. Payne of Ceredo called
7on friends here Tuesday.
Mrs. r. E. Partlow visited
friends at Ashland recently.
Miss Leila Bonley recently call
ed on Huntington friends.
j. w. Breeze made a business
trip up the Z. & U. this week.
James Hunt, Jr., was a visitor to
our town from Ceredo Monday.
U. G. Chambers transacted bust.
ness at Ironton Saturday evening.
Little Marjorie Jackson is suffer.
ing from an attack of biliousness.
&. p. Iehle transacted business
in the Gate City Tuesday evening.
j. G. Lambert was down here
from Wayne the first of the week.
j. L. Breeze of Portsmo outh spent
Tuesday in our city with relatives.
Miss Hernia Marcum of Ceredo
was calling on friends here Sunday.
Mrs. &. Norman, who has been
sick for several days, is improving.
Mrs. McClelIand Johnson visited
friends IN Columbus, Ohio, Mon
day.
w. w. Breeze has returned from
business trip through northern
Ohio.
Mrs. Grover Bowe of Camden
park visited relatives here last
week.
John Hamilton is working for
w. q. Smith on the school house
at Ironton.
Miss Josephine Gearbart Of
Ceredo was visitor at this place
Sunday.
DR.. J. l. Miller has returned
from business visit to Fayette
county.
Miss Virgipia Elder OF Central
City was caller at this place
Saturday.
Mrs. Sluss of Graham, Va, was
the guest of Mrs. Jennie Percivai,
Sunday.
Mrs. Susan Davis was at Cat
iettsburg Saturday calling on
friends.
Mrs X. +. Hanna, who has been
seriously i'll for several days, is
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. A. Norman
were here from Ironton Saturday
and Sunday.
Many material improvements have
been made about the Lafollette
residence.
Mrs. +. E. Way and sister, Mrs.
Albard, called on Huntington
friends Saturday.
Mrs. D. B. Lewis and daughter,
Miss Lucille, left yesterday for
Indianapolis. Ind.
Norman q. Keenan,, president OF
the Cincinnati Gas Co., was here on
business Wednesday.
The new residence of Wright
Bros. Co. on Chestnut street is
nearing completion.
Misses May Williams and Ruth
Miller we're here from Ceredo Sun
day calling on friends.
Willie Hanna, who has been very
I'll for several days with diphtheria,
is considerably improved.
DIR. +. N. Goff has returned from
Cincinnati where he was in attend.
ance upon a medical association.
Arrangements are being made TO
render "Silas, the Chore Boy" at
the city hall next Thursday even
ing. The play will probably be
rendered under the auspices of the
Young Peoples Society of Chris.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1909-05-12

The M. e. church society will hold
services next Sunday evening in
the Congregational church at 8
O'Clock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28
WOMAN
KIDNAPER'S
HUSBAND

Chicago. NIX April % Detective G
y Pcrkinf Of PlttshnrR, Pa With u
except one ol the nine men who didef
him Ia two days search here Tor
Frank A york. declared TO he the Faal
husband 81 the woman kidnnppar Of
Willie Whlila, nov posing a. Mercer
Pa. rs Mrs James Boyle, len today
To work On The case IN Sc Louis Kan
sas CITY and Jefferson city.
A determined search for York Has
begun here Saturday, and Il has been
eslahllahed 10 the satisfaction us the
detectives thar York lB mot IN Chicago
Hts exact whereabouts lH expected e
be definitely shown within 5 few hours
"A picture Of Frank "A Minor. nov ~
she penlten,iafy 81 Jefferson CITY, Mo,
has been Identified as the picture D.
Frank 4 Parker. With whom the wom
an Ia jail was onee arrested Al Kan
saH CITY. and iha detectives believe
the solution Of tie mystery Is IN The
actual Identification Of york. Mlnoi
and Parker az the eame
York E declared 10 have married
Anna NeDermoti in 1906 and never q
have been divorces from her. proof O.
Witch viii enable the state authofitle,
to compel hef appearance ae 9 WI
ness against iamfs Boyle when be Z
tried next mouth 10 pennsylyanla a.
tho principal III tho Whltls kidnapping
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28

q $40 Whist property IL veated IN the
lessees and which was treated AZ prop
erty OF tho state. In the one instance,
the resilient tax assessor ssturned the
value, while IN the other nonresident
appraisers did the work. For these
reasons the entire appralsameEt Of
1908 Is exorbltant and unjust, and the
same must be reduced an 4 whole or
an entire re.appralsement DO had
Many Leoaeea Hero
With 7. \. Tosh presiding the les'
sees are holding a meeting this al
ternoon at the city hall preparatory
10 going before the board tomorrow.
The board VIII probably hold their
meeting IN the city hall auditorium,
or IN the Convention hali. owing 10
the great numbers OF ieasees ln al
tendance.
Among The lesgees already here are
Former Delegate ]. y. Tosh. OF Kio.
wa county, president of the State
Lossces association; = q Tractor,
r. s. Muggs, J, II Finley and II. M.
Jenner OF Lamont; V. ". Harlow, Of
Shawnee. s. G. George, Apache: s.
II, Buchanan. Carnegie; q. w, liol
comb and q. " kurledall Pond
Creek, Representative j W. Smith.
Manchester; w g. Cooley. Gage Abe
Andcrs Auiialo; Louis John and y
j Hohbs Fargo r. Al WlNlame ot
Bridgeport; r. NJ johnson. Chenn
Ter, q. A. Hart aud J. ! Jack. Pond
Greek; j. X IIgmlliou, Roosevelt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28
STANDS PAT
ON FORMER
DECISION

Kansas city. Mo- April rs A sup,
Elementary decision 10 the rate eases
involving eighteen Missouri railroad
companies operating In Missouri was
iiied In the Federal court here today
By Judge Smith McPhersou, Of Red
Oak. Iowa. Judge Mcpherson deeiln.
es to recede from hlu first oplnlou
rendered on March Sth last either
IN the matter Of division Of costs OF
the proceedings or to change bis orig
lnal holding ihel The court cannot
Ak rates. III effect the decision means
that the railways and alate must pay
one half Of ihe costs which aeeFp.
gated $4,000 and court refuses the
railways petition which asked Il 70
specifically state what passenger rate
they should charge AZ 10 the enu'
tantlon that the court was m error
III It's original 0nlnion IN That the pen.
allies Of The statutes render them
void Judge Mcpherson now holds this
Hectlm of the state statutes imposing
penalties u void
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28
POTT COUNTY
OFFICIAL IS
SUSPENDED

specll 10 The DAILY Loader.
Shawnee, H., April 28-Jucge Car
ruthers IN district court, issued 40
order suspendlng County Otlorney VII
gil n. Biggers from Office pending hts
trial upon he Indictments returned
against him By The grand jury here,
the order beng effective Nay 4 The
order of the court Was uuoppOsee by
Biggers.
d. c. Holt atauncn prDhloltl0nlst
AND former deputy county attorney.
was recommended Cor appointment as
county attorney Holt IS said 10 have
resigned his position as deputy coun.
sy attorney because Of certain re'
sirlctions imposed upon aim by bis
chief. He was an applicant lot ap
polntment as superior ludso in this
district and had the endorsement ot
the ministers alliance
A similar order against Tulel q
Police sEmms vas contested. an0 The
court held that III view Uf The fact
that simms' term OF Office expired
May / no public good would result
from his suspension OF this time.
when the application Of che astoF
ney general ank counsel FOR the Ro4
ernUr for The suspension Of BleeeFi
was read Ia court BlEsefs, n als
own behalf. addressed tile court and
asked f0s q speedy trial
The feature Of the session was The
action Of the defendants n ding mo
llIOna for change Of Judge, accom-
panled hy affidavit thas the de9end
ants believed judge Carrnihcrs 10 ht
biased ana preiudlced IN The cnsos auf
thus disqualified 10 preside duflnR
/ the trial. The motion vas nnoppesed
ty sne state, aud WINS Jicred The
SQUIRT recard VII be lraasm'tlea 4
Eshe xupfema court and nnotheF judge
| uill aonhtlebs b npf0inlta ssoa
/ Court OH meet feFlu ThurafEg o
If,e) esal1f6
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28
VENTS SPLEEN UPON EDITOR

sipecinl 70 The lJuily Lender
Barlleayille. OH, April "a Al eehe
Of The Eanham.liaFrngion street bat
tic WAS hoard here when The editor
Of the Enterprise Was severely hfough
20 task for The manner Ga which be
had written up the shooting Vcrape III
which these two mon wore Tho prlncl
pals.
Lanham met lhc editor and Invited
him 10 eUnio 0ui into the street and
get himself shot inll OF holes but the
latter refused the Invitation md Che
belllgefnnt I4anhAm was removed
from the place. Later Harrington
was passing the neWanaper office and
seeing the editor standing In front
of his door took couple Of punches
al the latfera face and the pugllstlc
Harrington was taken away BY friends
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28
COURT BELIEVES JURY
MADE SERIOUS MISTAKE
Verdict Astounding to All
Who Followed Case
Through Trial
spaeIal q palIy l.eadal

special 70 Daily Leader
Perry. Okla. April a. Albegs
Mitchell the 20.yeaF,old farmer boy
Who oonfesaed 10 having part Ia the
nuFugF Of Isaac Fell prominent Kay
ounty farmer. December 10. laas, wa6
reed BY b jury IN The district coufs
tuesday aitornoon On the sround ol
insanity he win be arraIgnea today
Va that charge.
Tue peculiar thing about ihe Mitch
n murder trial which was one d
be most Interesting III lhe history az
he county, Ii that Mitchell wan tried
Tor bis saniiy short time before ne
laced the murder charge nhen ny
WAS declared nf sound mina.
Before judge nowl0H dismlssad fha
Jury that acquitted Mitchell be pald
Il am Inclined 10 believe, gentlemen,
hat YOU have nude L mlStaFee very
ierioua mlsiaae
Experts on the stand differed IIi
thelr analysis Of the young farmers
condition Or. Lindsey Of Topeka
Kana.. expresaad douhf "a fo hIs Qals
". Others declared his braIA ws9
not Affected seriously
There Is no doubt about IT, tlla
verdict was astounding To tba prf
sons who have followed the care. f'p
3ry one knew. when hHltchella astnl
ney. Col. Boo Lowry of saltwater
nlghed practically Ell dag speech.
Monday night, that the defanae hsa
r0eured as strong. L not atFen8e
ase than was anticipated but ne
ropes for aeaultlal we're expressed
Mitchell Ia Iall.
Mitchell Is still IN iali, rAa state
will Try 10 send him 70 Che Insane my
um. ii "a very doubtful that 10 VIII
be released. hia attorneys baaln@ thc3e
sole hope On establishing the plea a
insanity
Il Was on the detailed confession of
dllehsa 10 The sheriff that Henry Arna
lrong. Cherokee INDIAN Vas COG
icted OF connection with The Nels
murder tnd sentenced 10 life lmpfia'
inment. The Indians lawyers. q 6
expected. will appeal the case e gle
npreme court on the contention thaf
ldiudgIng Mitchell insane luThlidatoa
he confession.
3laln for Revenge.
Fell wls shot 10 death On bis lafm
ienr hero. His body could not be-
found az first Mitchell was affestoq
lnd nada complete breast u the ats
air. telling where the corpse could be
ound. ~ "A old well Oh hia fathers
arm. investigation aunalantiataa him
le ACCUSED Armstrong Of arlus The
ihot, anil sald he was forced 70 h9l9
The lndlan. Armstrong escaped the
county, bnt vas betrayed % Ihe al
horliies III potlawal0ntle county b.
indians with whom be sought : hldla@
liaee.
Mitchell Of Hla Family.
Young Mitchell comes from 8 wei
known lnmiiY that resides near Nor
rison. iliB attorneys. LOweFy ane
1feaa ana Parker ei Perry. tried e
pf0ve hereditary Insanity.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28
CLAIM MONEY WAS REFUNDED

Governor Haskell this afternoon Is
hearing the application Of County At
torney ". E. Resrden, Of Oklahoma
county, Tor u requisition for R. II. Ma.
goon noH unde- arrest at Kansas
City Magoon, ii is alleged, embez'
zled $4,000 from the Mellon Dry
Goods company OF Oklahoma City. His
friends are asking the governor not
to issue the reQuisltion. claiming that
the money has been paid back
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28
||TE:N ENSE

fhllllccjbe. Ohio April e A local
option leeliQn n being held here ias
DAY ana the excitement i iuienea
Women patrol In front oi the g0illeo
pieces aud an army 81 datectlrcs Of
working for tho 'dfYs. while Ese an
lire police force Of the clis hee =
cillzens clothes. wofklpa Hea ~
vets Rev. Il Y EldrsaEs tupaf.
Inlandees Of the clnnIna4u division q
lhe Antkaaloon League was arrested
today thafaed 9th violation oi tie
hundred faol limit s. i polIlas p'aes'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28
GRAND JURY PETITION
PASSED ON TOMORROW

Judge Ralph Campbell will tomor-
row acf on the petition Of United
States Attorney William ], Gregg for
N order TO impanel a Grand Jury Il
sixteen men for the purpose Of fe.
submitting the evidence against Has
kell, 81 A. for alleged land frauds
committed In Muskogee The action
af Judge Gregg was directed by the
Department Of Justice
u will Be remembered that the first
Iihdlotmrat was quashed by Judge
Marshall on the ground that the jury
was drawn under an ex.poat facto,
that Il should Gave been drawn under
the Arkansas law under which The Ter
fitory was when the alleged oaense
was committed.
Many attorneys are OF The opinion
that the petition will be refused
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28
THEREFORE, IT MIGHT
HAVE BEEN WORSE
Buck Up; For Tomorrow the Sun
May Be Shining Although
II Is CLOUDY Today

Remarkable Democratic sai1s were
made In Tuesdays municipal contest
reducing Republican maiorities below
what they have boon 10 years Bob
Meyer led the Democrats, carrying
ava out 0f nine precincts He car.
Tlod the North First ward, which has
never been known to 50 Democratic
before by nine votes aad skinned
Mitchell IN his own ward BY iO2
votes. Mlicheirs majority In the cliy
was but l52. when he led ths Repub-
llcan ticket Ia the primary election.
The race between ] J. Boies and
Frank 0lsmlth Tor police magistrate
was interesting and resulted IN Boles
being sucteamul hy 2ii votes
though Olsmlth carried four of me
strong Republican wards IN the city
The race for city treasurer was
close IN the white wards, wlth Gray IN
the lead. but tlgA total vote shows
Havlghorst's majority WAS ESQ.
The Republican majority for ureon
for city attorney was cut down over
hundred and ats by N. r IeiIor'
son. who has been here hut a year.
Ciiy Assessor Ray he'd no oppost
tlon.
A. 4. L.eef. who was elected city
clerk on tho Republican ticket ied
his ticket hy almost 100 votes.
Democrats Elect Two.
The Democrats elected w. Il. Shear
or for councilman In the second ward
by 8 good majority over n. u. Tall
man and ". J. Dwinnell the Demo
cratic candidate for member Of the
school board defeated A Morton IN
me Fourth ward by "a votes
Tony Higgins was unonpaaed iot
councilman for the First Wafd he
led the Republican ticket IN his ward
polline S27 votes. v. W Trapnel wal
elected councilman IN the Second
ward.
George Hopkin0 vas reelected Y
the Third ward By f2S votes, Council
man Morrison was elected In me
rourth ward to succeed himself by
reduced majority Frank Reamer
sasiIy deioated Allen 10 the Fifth
ward for councilman.
Tho Republican maiorltles we're Pe
duced greatly iu the wards On botu
councllmen and members 0R The
school board.
Farquharson defeated Tom jenkins
for mayor by MS votes. watch is
little above the regular Republican
majority IN the city
For treasurer Of the school boarf
Havden Farquharson defeater Arthur
Tyler by no votes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28
POLICEMAN AND R0BBER


Logansport, Ind. April 2s, A police
man and rohber aro dead as the fe
suit of a shooting growing out Of the
operations OF band of pickpockela
and thugs who proyed on the crowd
at the close OF circus performance
here last night Two robbers werc en.
gagged N holding un pnraone returning
from the show when surprised by the
officer and the shoolln ghegne.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28
PROCEEDINGS IN COUNTY COURT

Joe Davis was found guilty on the
charge of having III bis possession
whlskey this morning aud sentenced
to 30 days in the county igll and hAed
$50 by County Judge Strang.
The case Of state vs. A. Williamn. III
which the defendant was charged with
stealing coal from the Santa 10, was
dismissed IN the county court today.
Ralph Mack entered q plea OF guilty
to the charge OF dispbslng Of his faith.
er's gun without permission. He was
fined $40 and sentenced 10 go days IN
the county jail Mack Is hopeless
coke iiend and Is taking ihc leil sen.
tenco 90 reform.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28
DISCUSS SHERlFf'S ACCOUNTS

The county commissioners OF Okla
homa county win meet this afternoon
with Governor Haskell 10 discuss The
report OF Examiner Mercer who recent
ly checked over the books of the late
sherlH " D. Garrison Of that county
Harvey Garrison, the present sheriff,
and son Of the deceased. accompanied
by County Attorney Rearden, Is here
to attend the conference.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28
TUsHHls IS THE NAME CHOSEN

Word mas been received sy the cof,
porallon commission Of an ahslcabla
settlement Of difficulty between the
Katy railroad and the town OF Peck,
cd Peck and the railroad station Day.
ed Pack and The railroad station Day.
ton, the people OF the town wanted
the names reconclled. The railroad
objected to Peck, because 4 already
had a Peck Kansas and pecK Ok.
lahoma which would cause confusion.
While tho posioiflce department OBJ.
iected to Dayton because of the ex'
Istonce Of another town OF the same
name IN the state. Tushka was the
name finally agreed upon as com
promise.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28
| FIGHT OVER PasT1FE!GE

Washington, April 2s--hn interest.
ing fight has developed over the post,
office appointment a. Hinton, a HI.
Morrow has been endorsed hy state
chairman Joe Norris, Cash Cadc and
the local organization Herbert Cald.
wcll, the present postmaster with q
good record bohind him. Is trying hard
70 hold The JOS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28
ELECTIONS over STATE
FIGHTING R[QUISTI0N

Before Governor Haskell this after
noon a hearing win be had on the re
QUESTION of the governor OF illlnole FOR
the return to Scott county that state,
of VIM. Mayes, now resident OF Ma.
lor county. Oklahoma, who Is wanted
on the charge Of deserving his wife
and child. which is felony under the
laws OF illinois, The case is being
hotly contested BY Mayes. whose wife
is here to appear against him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28
OKLAHOMA DEMOCRATS
MAY SHARE IN sPO|lS

washington. April 2s II President
TAFT ites - 10 bis promises 10 week
the advice Of Democratic senators ~
Southern states N the matter q ap'
poInlmersE. two Democratic ccneua
supervisors should be appointed IN Ok
Iahuma. Il would be loo much 10 q.
peet that TAFT would not permit The
Republican members Of cOngress Il.
select supervisors IN their districts
but there Is no reason why tho ser
al0ra and Democratic lnembura from
0kIahoma SHOULD not be permitted
10 aamo the supervisors 10 the Demo
cratic districts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28

EnId Okla, Apr lss. After Bit
ter campsisn in this city Dr. w r..
Mckenzie Democrat, was elected
mayor. The Republicans secured four
out OF six members Of the council,
but the hoIdovor members make the
council tie. The Democrats also SO.
cured the treasurer of the school
board Sit al other city Offices we're
secured by Republican,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28

Special tc nallY ledHff.
Crescent Ok. April 2s rhe Demo.
cratic city ticket was elected here
Yesterday With the exception Of two
aldermen. The city IL normally Re-
puhllcan These elected are II y
smith Justice AZ peace J r McKen.
nor assessor. w. II. Kendall. treats
neor. clerk. d. 3. Powell aldermen.
first ward ? ID. MeKennon. Second
ward. W. A. spenis; Third ward, e.
n Moss (Rap.) Fourth ward 8. R.
tiere slflh wafd. q A. Brewster
tRep1
"A. II Brown. chairman Of the CITY
Democratic committee deserves cred.
Il for the excellent campaign carried
out "a Victory
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28
SENATOR OWEN ENTERS DENIAL

Washington, April z8-Senafof
owen has entered an emphatic de-
MEL that he Is conEected IN any way
with the suit At Blackwell 10 wkirh
the senator Is charged with conspir'
ing 20 obtain for client title TO q
piece OF land, so acres, whlCh Is now
In the heart OF Blackwell and which
the plaintiffs are seeking to have Get
aside. This land was transferred to
Mike Hendricks before the town was
built Senator owen says be has no
monetary interest III the case what.
ever,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28
RA[11F1iE [|

b0sion, Mass, April 81 a--tnargeo
with attempting 10 exlori ten Thousand
dollarsfsom JAMES Wihlla Of sharon
Penn. under threat 70 kiduap his sou
Willie again. two men we're arrested
here Today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28
BOARD HERE 70 ORGANIZE

The state board oi agalra, composed
of n T. Alien. OF Duncani COZ. q, y.
Hoffman 81 Chandler aud Bert chand
Ter. OF Vlnita, win meet late this af
lefnoon and organize, Aesara Allen
and Chandler took The oath of Office
TEST week and col. HOFFMAN was sworn
in this afternoon et the governors Of
fee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28

That the reference IN thel 81 la
three years. actual experience aE
paid ilreman.H iueaEs iiremen auppoFs
"a by their pay. end that The allow
auce a. 81 per month, as Is done e
Anadarko doee not constitute & pale
department ii the opinion al tho as'
lorney general 70 Charles steinp Had
Oscar n. plehr Of that aity
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28
Stearns Wins At shawneo.
Special 10 the Daily Leader

Shawnee, OKLA, April 2S. Mayor u.
y. stea ms. Republican. was reelected
here but the council Will be Demo
cratic. The city attorney and chief
Of police are Republicans and the city
clerk and police Judge are Democrats
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28
NIppEp AnARcAIsT.s scAsMs

Monte Carrie April Is \ mar
aamca verdler arrested here to-day
declared he was ah anafellRi aud hat
come hero FOR Iha purpose Di klllins
rrcsldent FallleFes 81 Frnnce. uhp 4
At present visiting here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28

special 20 Daily Leader
Ardmole, Okla. April 2s.-The Dem
ocratic ticket for municipal Offices
swept TIE town. The election was
quiet and the vote light Ardmore
win begn rs career Monday morning
under the commission form Of gov
ernmenl. The early campaign was a
strenuous one. many Democrats want.
ing party lines done away with under
this form OF government. but the full
Democratic ticket was elected with
maioritles OF almost 800, officers elect.
ID are James A, Cotner. mayor and d.
II. Dawson, ". Il. Burnltt, T G. Bndg.
man and n ]. Jones, commissioners.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28
MISSOURI rssr TO-DAY


Jefferson City, Mo-, April q The
measure submitting constitutions
amendment for statewide prohibition
70 the voters win be reported 10 the
3elsate late today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28
YOUNG HlRGIs FOUND GUILTY

Irvine. Ky, Apfll 2N fbN jury 81
ahe case OF Beaeh flafKls charged
with The murder Of his father, Judge
James HhFgls. returned 4 verdict Of
guilty lhls afternoon. He was sen
fenced 70 lie imprisonment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-28
RnanhnIl nuIIeiIna

Telegraph Instruments sre heing
put IN at the baseball park 10 report
the games BY innlngs to the tele.
graph offico and for the bulletin
boards up town.