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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-08
Mus Scm Snncrcn NarpIanb's uno
ben anaren5cnocn Staaten.

9ci Scr Nrbeit geitorben.
Charles ". Gpof bon Cumberland,
70 Sabre alt, Itarb am Wontag plot.
lid bel Der slrbcit in Der q. unb @.
Soplor 3eibblch : 8abrit in Cunt
berlono. Seine Satin, orei S0bnc
ilno 5pci Softer iiberleben i'm.
Gom 9 bIage gctroffen.
Ter 81 Sabre alte 5arner 5obu
Sole bon Sanespiue bel Gbeltcrtolpn,
No., lit cinem Shlaganfaa erIcgen,
Den er an Greitag erIitt, olS 'er in
ieiner autit)e Die 2anoltraBc entlang
fubr.
Sn SGaem ii ble perlett.
9cniamin Bed BON Gbepspiae,
@oibington COUNTY, Wtb., puroe i,t
ieiner cigenen Sagemiiblc idiuer per-
lett. Gin Brett. melt)es CT al, Scr
&rcisia9e 5eridnitt, entid)liipitc ici-
rer Sallb unb trai i'm init iolder Sc
malt, Dab er aiif Die Sage fieI, Die
Tim Die Sunb 5erfleiid)te. Gr crlitt
oliBeroem einen Irmbrild).
Tlbcrt &effIer geItorbcn.
SSnt Mlter bon Ga Sabren lit in
Sapre De @roce 5r. albert 2effler am
Montagslbenb plotlih geItorben. Gin
Ser5id)lag mar Die ToOesuriade. st
hinterl1bt feline Satin, flint .Sobne
uno 5ipei Sodter.
8erlor Elm Vcin.
9em 30 Sabre alien Hop Wepers
bon GlearipringS, Waibington-G QUIT
tp, NO, tuilroe i'm Weitern Wary.
lono = Soipitol 5u Cumberland ein
9ein amputirt, peld)es Tim uuf Der
@eitcrn Marplanb giienbobn, an
meld)er or oils 9rentier .angcitellt luar,
5ermalmt lporben pnr.
GineH ieienlam G..
Cine S%trobbiene allf Der Wibolc.
foufi : Jarm bel Sagerstolun, ipelf)e
oas Strob BON einem 40 slder gro
Ben @ai5enfelb cntbielt, perbromnte
in Der Wontag Naft. Cine HieIell-
fannie ifoB bod empor uno mar
meilenipeit iidtbar. 9ie Sagers.
toiuncr Selermebr rcttete Die grobe
Sheune, melde nabe beiitnnb.
9rem or gctootct.
u. ~. Hiforoion, Gin 0remier Der
Horfolf . @eitern Yabi,, bcr IN
1rolttpiae, Waibinaton : County.
Wo., lpobntc, ipurbe bel Nipcrton,
So. get0otet, inoeni or ponl God) ci.
iies Waggors berobitiirjtc nno inter
bic Mdber gerictb. Gr mar 30 Sabre
alt ulio unperbeiratbct.
IngebIifer y o It t d II
,Sm 8cfGngnib 5u &ofpiac, Monts
gonlerp . Gonntp, Wo., iist Der Is.
iGbrige Ionalo WcGurlep bon @ooo.
iibe, WontgomerD : Gountp, inter
Der ACKNOWLEDGING. ben fiir5lid) in
Dem Eoitante 5u Silper Spring IN
0enlielbcn Gountp Derilbtem Giilbrltd)
beeoligen gu babcn. gr Itellt oie3bnt
in Mbrebe.
Gr @nicmriht Drum.
bamgG e it b II.
SSn Mibolebrra, Maibington /. So.
DO, lit @r : @aiienrifter uno Or
S6eriff Sobn NifolauS Vrunlbaugb
i'm Ilter bon 60 Sobren g~eitorbelt.
Sm Sabre 1891 ipuroe er 5ilm eide.
riff unb I'M Sabre 1903 gum @niien.
rihtcr cripablt. gr binterl1Bt ieinc
Satin mo ad)t ainoer, bon ipcld)cll
Samuel 8. 8rnnbaiigb icbt Ste.
riff BON @aibington ; Gountp lit. er
tOor lorttrr ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-08
Che man amoerstpp fault,

Gbe man amoerSmD fault.
inipi5ire man icne nemen aiuciitOfi.
scn, icin cinacriAtctcn Samicr IN
8eit-Jairmpunt.Mne., stuiidcn Cattle.
rinc. ii. Sbiplep.S trafe (2500 gIod
@eIt Baltimore traBc). cmainirte
9aoepanne unb ausgiilie; &anal+
Drainage; niebrige Inncr.S teuern;
Banbsemalte 1eden; ScitibuI nit
aadeln aussele9t; Mues cntbalteno,
mos gu einem moberncn Sous &c.
bort. Greis Der Sauicr e%libunoerI
Dollars ($l100.O0) iebcs; iebr ME.
briser @rino5ins. 8eoingangen Den
a1nfern ansenebm eemadt.
Wan neBmc meitlid gebenbe @ap-
Str. Gleftriite, itciee am terminus
Oh unb gcbe ein Sauiergepiert noro-
lid. NGberes burd @alter Z. @eit'
pbal, 8auuntcrnebmer, an Grt nno
Stellc. (Sept1-)
CAn-Glapier, pradtboIeS aroBes @ebiufc;
OEtO mebr aIS Elm EarqIiH: nit Seffcl.
stieft 0 aorosStbertg' 3trafe.
(339-45)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-08

Die Snd)lo9e in ben Strifes
Der noroweitlifen @eidenfteler INTO
Der Nrbeiter Der Meti,a Sfanbaros
@crfe at Bridgeport g., 5eigte ges
tern penie 8er1noerung niif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-08
bic SGffte peraauff.

HeeiIen Gle jid. ipenr Gle zines ieper blbs
ften Sdufer i'm 100 Sfo6 9prb.ysfesStraAe,
tpiini6cn. Snben aIe mooernef, einridtnneen.
MbsnaefnnaEM nf1lub. ccmentiIte Sibpeee,
bran6en ME aneeffrinen III iuerbet. StrdBen
nit bifritiSirten Badtteincn aepflaftert. EreiS
$500. yfieoriqe 1~infojten: beduente Peotneuii'
cen: ipenlt seipiinfdt. sieent ait Grf INN
Gbparb :. Gnnasher,
SuIt4--) grbduer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-08

6. Goof, "a; MppIifant 5rau ~. 9.
Sonion, Rr. 804, gseit.S arotogaitr.
@m. Stebman, 81, @itttuer, Colt
Ne!u Warfet, Wb., nnb Sttilie ~. 81.
Sader, 80, Soreit Yarf, Ro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-08

CAn-Giapter, pradtpoIeS aroBes @ebiuic
OEfO mcbr uIs Elm Bargain; nit SeffcI.
etieft 0 Noro.2tbertp'S Straits.
~ (339-45)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-21
TWO MEN AND WOMAN
FIGURE AS ABOUGTORS
Beat Down ChiId'S Guard Win
ReyOIVGTs and Escape puT-
sued By Posse
(By Associated Press)

Toneka Kas.. Aug 2l- Marion
Rlsatlpy the 81. Louis Worlds iali
incubator baby who was the cause ol
Irrigation extending over seNeral
wears. was kidnapped in sehsH' ~ ~
al manner from ihe nome ol ne'
neither In this city today
Mrs Charlotte Bleakley VINO We
awarded the child by the fedetaI
courts two years ago lived WIN 'e'
motter II 1927 Garfield avenue
ahout 4. mile and a half from the puls
ne,s dis rict she worked doWhloWi Z
eteuoe .apaar Little Marion WI,
4 five years old, has been ealglu''' ., ~
guarded in Topeka and collslahNs 81
tended This morning a woman ri
tensihly selling soap, ppemed ~ lu'
p1aolFtev home. She soon leil an,
half an hour later a buggy IN "illc,
wara two men and the same Wollla'
annaared in front Of the house on'
~ mo men entered the Eieakley Na''
,nhare The cailt was playing with
vnnng man of }he neigtbothouu
Ni,se charge she had been lei'. a,
.ha kidnaper ran towad the gi.l ~
,.a,no man attempted TO interfere. ! I
LtInaner shot al him. but miSsed. -
then knocked the boy down win IN ~
revolver. carried the ehiij to Z"
hugev and drove oil -.
The poliee we're notified and i5fs
nosse was soon in pursuit. .
The young man who was in char char
of the kidnapped chlId was ~ - MI
Belknap Of Jackson Tom q eousl l
of Nrs rlcakley. After he WAS strao
'0nwn i, he recovered sufficiently TO io
law me buggy and caught on the rea
~ ~ tha vehicle. but VI IS beaten oil
The k.dnapets We're h'aa'"
and it Is supposed they VIII 70 ~
small station on the Rock islano W. W.
Of Topeka where they expect 10 o''
n westboun tram
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-21
$4,000 Or MUNICIPAL
BONDS LOST Or STOLEN

Chandler Okla, Aug p TRen-
R-iive municipal sewer bonds In de.
nomination Of $1,000 each. issued by
rhs atv Chandler and dated July 4
winch We're delivered TO the Wells
Fargo Express co. for shipment 70
Guthrie. August 8, have been los0 or
stolen
The first Indication Of the fact
came 10 light today, When the cash.
ier 81 the FIRST National bank Of
Davenport telephoned to the clty OF
hcials thar while walking along che
street in Brstow last saturday he
found one OF the bonds
The bon Is We're signed by Mayor
NcI.augalin and City Clerk Bart Eos
Ter The latter prepared Them tol
shipment 10 the state auditor taking
the receipt Of the local express agent
They were ia be sent oW over the
Rock island -Four days passed ant
nothing had been heard of the bonds
! THE locl agent made inquiry ans
9st Friday found that they had gone
ont over die Frisco by way Of Sannl
ba Investigation proved that th'
aackaee was pt on the truck Will
aaher packages al Chandler hut TIN
,xrrpss messenger OF the train dis
covered i'm checking the package
with his bills at kelleyville. betweei
Bristaw and sapulpa 1aat the bon
package was missing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-21
THE EFFusloN OF A TRAMP.

You can talk about your cites ana
iheir great big helping WAYS
Where they feed the thousands
an1 scatter optimistic rays.
Where the needy 60 in hnhehes
with their troubles free to tell.
And che tramp is kicked and
cuffea told to go 70 hell
I've bean there. time all time
rain. with my uomnd looking rags.
Half in Ape half in fear corrupt
with half a jag
Wishing for a feed Of punk ana
sinking 10 the door
Mutfering oaths at hunger, told &c
po and come no more
But here's my hand to Guthrie
great big hearted place;
FROM the back door ct kitchens
Tho women seem 10 race.
And from the inside there looms
great gobs of things,
AMI charity seems at hon1a an
moi upon her wings
They fell .his 10 just right AM
gave him lots to eat.
/. And asked r. foolish question
when they handed ont the treat,
Until l1ajhp 20 leave Che tow
, great. big. wholesouled place.
But the cops" bid on and OIL
inst hit your natural pace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-21
WESTBROOK HOME FROM
PRINTERS CONVENTION

"The most import ant result attain.
IA at the annual convention oil the
international Typographical union
was the increase in mortuary bene-
rJse said T Westbrook, Guthries
delegate. who returned last night
ftom ST. Joseph, Mo. the convention
city
a graduated system Of benefits
was adopted instead Of the lAesent
nat rate To the heirs Of a member
af one years standing who dies. SO
is given. The scale then increases
from one year 10 five agat from
Eve years 10 ten, and again from ten
years 10 fifteen After a person has
belonged 70 the union for fifteen
years the amount paid Is $500
THE most spirited event in the
convention was the Los Angeles
Times contest A fight has been of
i'm Los Angeles for nearly twent,
wears. and the local union there wish
ed 10 take the matter OIL OF th'
hands Of the executive council Of TN
T. T. Il. and conduct the fight indie
pendent Of the head organization
This procedure the convention re
fused to endorse.
According to Mr. Westbrook ther
we're about 1900 delegates and visiI
ors in attendance at the convention
about twenty-five came from Oklah'
ma. and all were rc5ally enertalne
! by st. Joe union No. 40.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-21
MAHONEY'S MEN HOT
AFTER H0RSETHIEVES

Under Sheriff Cook Yesterday ait
arnoan arrested George Peery. negro
and woman that goes by The name
II "Choetaw Mary" on The charge OF
4erststealiug. The two arrived here
estprd s morning from Ghandiet AMI
mad isposed of a sorre, horse and
buggy for S35 They were afres' ell
IN suspicion by Under Sheriff COOK
last evening. who later learned thai
he horse had been stolen from 7. =
Wis ON. who resides five milFs east
f Chandler "Wednesday night
The Officers here also charge the
wo with stealing horse "a Chandler
"a August and selling it to a loca'
horse trader here tae following day
Under Sheriff Tate Sanders of OR
lahoma county last night took Peer
Oklahoma City 70 stand triai -
ste3ling some horses in th ut county
The woman was taken 10 Chandle
Iris afternoon BY Unier Sheriff DUN
NJ Lincoln county and viii be tue'
tete for stealing the sorrel hofs'
from Mr.. Wisdom
The woman lives near Wan and !
said TO be he daughter of a rula
aeacher Tie Two stolen horses Nef
10 4y delivered by tine officers to ih
HgA(ful owners
The capture Of the two thieVe
makes six horse thieves caught by u
Sheriff M3honey's force IN the pas
month
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-21
SEVERAL SUBSIDIARY LINES
ARE INCLUDED IN SALE
For Several Years Road Has
Been Running Behind and
Was in Receivers Hands

st. Paul. Mimi. Aug 21-Prompt.
N at noon today Albert K Moore spe
eial master in ehaucery. stood on the
block in HE West Side freight depot
in this cny ana auctioned OFT the chi.
,ago Great western railway including
rs subsidiary lines. the Mason city
ld Fort Dodge railroad The Wiscoh.
siu Minnesota ana Pacific, and the
Do Kalb ana Great Western. togethe.
with the c1mpanys 259 locomo ives
thousands of freight and passeng
ears and buildings rights and nan
oaises, aggregltins i'm value millions
Iaf dollars A representative "
organization committee, whidl has
been formed 10y J. + Morgan q &c. q
/ NeK York. was on hand With the $ooo'
Ia.0 cash deposit required befoie any
lone could bid and buy il
The foreclosure sale and reorgahlzd
ion Of the Chicago Great Nesterl
road is an event OF great importance
li the railroad worl for mau.
INHdiS the G0dU Wis tHiHNt 'ltN
mic control of A .B Stickney, who man
eel rs keep the prsperty indepehden
Iot an other interests aud operated
lgeqardless of what othci lines III ~
Middle west territory might do. q
F. consequence the Great Western ma
long been known as rate dtatdfbe
among othes lines.
Rut seyefal years ago the road p'
n running beaud, and when
las uaabs 10 meet the obligation
| Maturing IN January, 1905. the pro-
{ sry was put into HE hands Of reeei
{ prs. All lie time OF the receiyerahI
he road had outstanding short ter
5 fps. equipment obligations, al
] other debts amounting to over Sl'
& SEQ o00. Practically II Of the d
i hentufe stock ami a sabstan lal M
a iariN of The other classes OF sio'
n ave been deposited under ihe rec
Il ganizaian agreement, which proNid
nj len fbe rehabilitation of the road q
j lar the direction of a governing bal
i to be appointed and controlled by
y Morgan and his associates. I
K new presideu of the road is to
IS smnel NJ Fulton. veteran ratlfo
" executive ef forty years eXpe.ien
rs ana Who for thc PAST ten ye1rs i
heen president Of he Chicago a
Alton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-21
DISREGARDEO COURT ORDER
Special 70 Daily Leader.

Special 70 Daily Leader.
Ponca Cdy Okla. Aug y
Neither "a constable nor court or
her. could stop the moving Of the
Richardson house from its original
location Do am adjoining lol, owned
IN Mrs. Richardson
While the workmen We're folllh4
he building from 1s foundations an
agent of The Helm Brewing company
secured an attachment ON i Tor an
Ola debt Of John Richardson una
husband John Ciemmer, who was
snperimendng the moving refused
rs stop when the papers We're sefE
ed on him. ana the Helm man got q
warrant charging Clemmer with re-
sistmg notlicer Constable p0la
noe brought C!emmer before the
court ana while the pioeeeiin-'
we're in progress friends Of Nrs
Richardson moved the house TO t'
destination
lae court proceedings We're drop
ped
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-21
HARRIMAN'S HEALTH
BY NJ MEANS BAD

New Yu.k. Aug 21-E ii Harrl
mans return from his European "Trip
al th.s time earlter than expected,
s simply TO admit of his obtaining IN
is own home. amid comforts aud
eenieuces impossible al European
a,als. the rest after his treatment
abroad. according 10 Alexander Miil
er. secretary OF the Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific railroads, who has
been abroad with Mr. Hartman Mr..
Miller arrived today on the Maure.
lania
"Mr Harriman's health is by no
means as bal as is supposed on tins
side" said Mir. Miller Il do not
t1ink he will take any taealnehI
eart in business for few weeks
after his arrival here =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-21

Representative J r Mccain, OF
cbtcl5aeba late last evening filed II
me district court for Ray Y. Camp
hell ta " IN employe Of the state game
.@arden's Office at Chiekasha peu-
len asking THAI the court issue
o,9n.lanus to compel State Treasurer
= 'l' 4 Menefee 10 cash a salssy war
',nt iesned the plaintiff and drawn
,' ~ tho came protection fund The
''"titi,n ~ sens up that the state treas.
arar should make a special iulla .. ..
me money turned into the dIeasulS
nv lhe state game warden aud tooo'
warrants drawn against the lona ~
i6e time the warrant was ui1" =
more had been turned INTO lle
lraasnrer over $500 by state G3ihe
Warden Askew
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-21
TROUBLE FEARED IN
MEXICO OVER ELECTION

Mexico city Mexico, Aug IL
cenei1l Bernardo Reses, governor o.
,ha etate Of Nueyo Leon and opposi-
lion candidate for the vice pres,
dency of the republic is surfoanuea e,
by detachment o. eoe'. naar Gale.
ana. Nuevo Leon ,a,it
''',, No overt act has yet been comm. l
ted 10 ami it is reported thai seao, me-.
Peyes is merely being held ii5l., qaaef
l,,rs,oi,anee M hy the federal authorl.
Ties A number Of members oI tns i,
Reyista patty have been arfes'ed ,..,. -
Torreen. state Of Coahulla' ahd ~ ~
!.,tt,oa len mics s0uthoast Of MeY
ine ie'l' ruv for holding meetings. fht
charges against them are disorderA
conduct. ,irtl
aav and a celebration in honor Q
the event was planned for Monterey
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-21
WILL ADD INDUS TRIAL
DEPARTMENT At SCHOOL
FOR DEAF AND DUMB

The boasd of regents for the state
ms ftute for the deal aud dumb, 10.
Gated AT Sulphur. IS in session hare
today am elected l. G Oliver of Nor.
man as steward of the school for neNI
year. succeeding ]. ] Keryin Of Ed
mund. who resigned several weeks
ago
The board approved the 2etion oi
.he state board of public affairs IN
renting the Metropolitan hotel bhld-
Ing at sulphur for additional quarters
for the school un il the permaneh
buildings ate erected The board SCI
September Is as The date for opening
The + Il term superintendent A. A
stewart who is in attendance at the
meeting. states that he eXpec S the
sthool TO start off this fall with al
enrolment of from 27j TO 300 students
as against an enrolment OF 200 las
year.
The board upon the recommend
ton of Snpeintendent Stewart hai
made arrangements for the addition
of an industrial department next year
instructors have been employed I
teach classes in shoe and harness mtA
ing manual training, blaeksmitnin
md printing. The students will max
) their own shoes, do their own repail
ing and will manufac ure some ha'
! ness for the market In the printin
tdereftment the printing for the sehot
| will be done ard the students will ed
small weekly paper to be known a
: INC Deaf oklqhnmBa Superintendef
Stewart is a former newspaper ma
/, having experience as a star neWspapt
on several of the leading Nilsson
i. papets and at one time edited pap'
I'm Manhattan, Kas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-21
SALVATORE IS NOT
MISSING ARCHDUkE

clayel,nd, Ohio. Aug. 2l-John Sal.
,..,are the gainesville machinist' Is
nat ,et't t6e i, missing arch nuke, John orin,
nf ,,P' Austria according to an ofileias
otatement ~ issued from the office OF
- pa'on '', ~ paul Forster. yiee-eonsnl OF lie
.,,s3ro k".9n unnparian government, here
TODAY. The satem nj says, III IN, M
"The Austrollungarian COVE i,''', ,t.a' -
has absolute and convincing = oUl - -
the claim Of John Salvatore o. i's'ea f,'s,
vile 10 be the late arc1-dnke . a'9, :,
md untrue. and the pubic ought :, !,
he warned not to give any efeuelie' ef.la,
to those false statements lor VII, W.,
ever motives or under whatever 's''
sions they may be made 40
salvatore. however, still insists u"
he is the arch-duke.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-21
GOV. HASKELL DENIES
FUTURE POLITICAL PLANS
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Oklahoma City. Okla Aug. 2l.-
When my term of office as governor
5ypiras shall reire from public
NE said Governor O. n Haskell at
he rhreadgin hotel last night. l
have no further political ambitions
and al the end Of my administration
shall devote my time to running my
weekly paper In oklahoma City
This statement from Governor Has
Fell goes long way in clearing up
The political mosphcre in Oklahoma,
If has been persistentlY rumOred that
he would seek to succeed Senator Rob
ert l.. owen in the United States SEN
ate. His statement of last night puts
an end TO that rumor and leaves. a
elear field for Sen3tor Owen. provided
no ether aspirant appears Governor
Haskell was on his way to Thomas to
attend a picnic He is accompanied
lby Mrs. ffashelL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-21
WICHITA "RAINMAKER"
GIVEN ENCOURAGEMENT
lRH Assoelated Pressl

Wichita. Kas. Aug 2I-Nikola
Tesla. the rFloWued inventor in a
lafter received here today by Geo.
a. Matthews. "rainmaker OF
Wichita. predicts final successful
solution of the problem Of artificial
production of rain.
n cannot recall" said Ties h. that
! have expressed myself on Me sub.
iact before. but it is a faci that
have developed certain electrical ap
p,iances with which it will be pos
sible n control precipitation Of mois
fure from the atmosphere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-21
c,ttlnnnan netermlned.
Governor Haskelfs Stand.

The attention 0f Goternor G. y
sken was called by the oklahoman
q the Offer OF the Miller brohters g
he offar of the Miller brothers to Sc
cure the Ieflries-lohnson fght.
When asked If he would permit th'
prize fghf within the state of OK IA
boma. Governor Haskell emphat'cai'
replied.
81 shall enforce all the laws Of th'
state. no matter what they may be.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-21
MOTORISTS IN RACE
FOR VALUABLE TROPHY
a. Assoclaled Pressl

Indianapolis, Ind Aug 2i.-The
principal event Of t0days program IN
the automobile speed carnival here
was the three hundred mile race for
the indianapolis motor speedway cup,
a - BE the mest veleailp i39nhF
ever offered for a motor race. With
all the famous drivers aud cars OF
foreign and domestic make competing
a stirring contest was expected.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-21
ADOPT WILNNSONs TEXT BOOK

The pupils reading circle board an
the teachers reading circle in The
geventv-six coun les of the state have
adopted Wlkinson's Practical Agricut
cure as a teK book. This Is com
pilatinn by Assis ant State supeflht u
dent J. w. Wilkinson, which was alsa
recently approved by the state teXl
book commission.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-21
TODAY IN THE
DEPARTMENTS
scslorod 10 Citizenship

restored to Citizenship.
loxernn Haskell late last e}en.rA
granted citizenship pardon to Johi
Reeves sentenced 10 the penlten
jary for Iife f.om Ok h0ma count
1886 for slipping arms INTO ll'
.0uniy jail which We're used by Yer
asey in the killing Of Chief of Ponce
Jilton Jones following a suecesslu
all break. Governor Frantz commutet
Reeves sentence to fifteen years
mich has been served out
The Western Bond Supply com
aany of Oklahoma CITY with 50
600 capital stock The incofporalof'
ire. ] G. Kern and u W Collins
# Dallas. A. Duncan Of Oklahomi
City.
Fl Reno Home Building company
r. Fi Reno. with $4,000 capital STOCK
rbe mcorpmators are II X Rick
81 l.. A. Wilson. ] r. Bradfor
ind Frank Kraft all Of III Reno. u
George f. Sayles company of OK
Iahcma City. with $4,000 capita
.tock The incorp0rators are Geo
r. Sayles. Sam schneck and E. ,
Sagles. All ef Oklahoma CitA
The Queen City Development con
nanv filed an amended charter u
creasing its capital stock from -
| 0a1 to $4,000.
The First State bank Of Ardmor'
sled an amended charter increasin
its capital stock from S2000o 10 $5t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-21
A|RSH|P FELL WITH
TREMENDOUS SPLASH
(By Associated Pressl

Rome. Aug 2l.-Nnlle cruising
ahlnt 1ieh in the air military air
min with a crew OF six suddenly
nIrneod downward six hundred feel
and landed in Lake B.ncclano WIN
tremendous splash. Tue acei4eht
Was cansed hy the escape of gas.
The crew was rescued but the dirlgl-
hIa was badly damaged. Had Inc
r,,ft fallen on 1lnd all would prob
ably have been killed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-21
forest FIRE SEASON At HAND
M Assnciafed Pressl

Winnipeg Manitoba, Aug II :, l,.1, ..
est fires now raging in BIT ism Ooiaul.
bia are assuming the proportions .,
me fire which destroyed Fernle la3t
one town has been destroyed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-21
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New orleans Ans f 10
/; nieht and suuda seneraliy
; fair
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-21

A girl is apt to forge a heartache
when she has a toothache.