davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-28
P0|S0NER SHOULD GET
Dose OF OWN POTION


Tho police department II busy Try
Ing 10 unrayel the mystery surround.
Ing the Wholesale poisoning uf dogs
an North Vine aud Broad street sal.
uflay might Some ono nihat neigh
bnfhond evidently had II IN for the
eanlnes aa traces were iOnnd by the
nnliee early Sunday morning where
fresh liver d0ped with arsenic had
been left m every yard for five
hioe1t north Of Oklahoma afenue
On Vino ana nf0aa streets Tire -.
ilee have already found fourleen
dead anlmns. Maal 81 ihom Valnahle
bird dogs. that laa gotten some ol
the doped liver Harold liisensehmklt
had all OF bis dogs locked up save
onn Nirh feh Il victim with Che
Others. Representative 3 IA l4ueh
wood lost 4 bird l0e which cost HIN
Si01. Ten of lhe dogs Killed were
valued al over $40 each Lou sr1u
] Il mccullough. Dan feniz and 6.
G. Kneisly We're among those That
lost their pets. 4. @. Mccullough.
Rev afIrry Omar Scott ana others
loel watch dogs which ihcg thought
very much Og
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-28
RECORD or LAST WEEKS
STATE LAND LOANS

The following fffm LOANS wess
nude dullne the week ending lnnt
u. hy he loau department 0f In
seh0o aih commission
Hudson Morris w Tfoubdale pV.
laWatonie county. $500
Mcneil. Clas. ~ cheyenne Roe
er Mills county. Ss00
Paukaiz. iacoh 4. Hydro, ead.lk
county. Ss0O
smith Bee " spiru i.eFlole eoun
III. kg.nuH.
Ellls. Nannle y tenllmIia sfaiA
county. $500
nush. William NJ isabella Maln
county. 81 600
Feledemunn Iluhl j., Orlando
Payne county si00N
Caiiei Rnbifk Vi aud 4 q. penh
valley GarYNin county $1,000
Cooper tlg1le. tiafhcr Garfield
punty $1,000
Marshall Nauae G. Chandler Iin
olii county 5000
Want $50 John " May Harper e0nl
Ily. sil09
smith Jasper N Tfyon LIaeoh
county slaOO
Gaakine jimes W Geronimo. e.
manehe county tlsa8
Mcfarland John f. Elk City. Beck
ham county ssua
HIaWae John Il. Canadian, puts
hnfk county $500
Adams Janlea + Kiowa pitlahufH
county $500
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-28

ADMINISTRATION SUPPORTERS
CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS
Say That Only Eight Republican
Senators VIII Vote In
Opposition



Washington, lune 2S Without
debate the Senate today placed cot.
ton baeglng on the free tsi and
agreed Co the Eousc rate Of three
tenlhs oi 9 gent q pound on cotton
ties
Washington Juno zs The eorpatlon
FAX question vim receive lhe attention
% the senate this week, Whey the
subject ls 10 be taken up depends
upon the time 20 be deyotea 10 me
consideration 81 ihe schedules YEA 3
oe considered IN connection with enc
lmllf fhey Include ne questions ut
cotton ilos, cotton hngging, binding
lwlno. steel rails und structural steet
rhe Southern Senators will make =
aoicimh.ea fight IN favor of FREQ bag
glng aun lies, contendlng that II bind
ng twle Il ta so ou the nndullahle
ist To satisfy The lafmera 0f the north
Wesi The other articles should be CIV
IA the snme treatment To satisfy me
farmers Of tue south,
Taftu Tax Provision.
With ilnse items dHnn8aH 81. enc
senate Will begin consideration of tht
corporation tax question. Ia epniiee
il0n With the income tax amendment
previously offered NJ senHiof Bailey.
RE corpHHiiUn provision Of ireNl'
dent TAR viii be presented IS q sub
stiluie for tho Bailey amendment. and
lhe llght VIII tnfn largely upon lhe
comparative merits Of the two pluyt
one
The supporters OF the aamlniHlra.
Ion are confident OF success They
ay lh4j hat eight Votes faf the cor.
norallon provision win be lost isom
among Republican esnaios
Democrats For Income Tar.
The Democrats generally VIII F0te
lof lnc0sNe tax, but wllh thal ont 90
the way many Of lhOm VIII eiNa theif
adherence to the provision for ssvy
nR tribute upon lho corporations, hs.
Inmates of the llmc required for the
disposition IF this question vary all
Ehe way from une wock to two weeks
After tho corporation tax Will conn
ihe administrative feature Of tae bill
the maximum aud minimum flie auH
dra~haek pf0YleIDng and other relaied
4hesilons Only rxtfcms'Sy hoi wenih
ar can force ae;ion ul lie bin within
eas Than three wepks time.
The houaa has nothing before u and
probably VIII adi0ufn from Monday
20 Thursday ana again from THURSDAY
ln Monday without attempting any
legialatlon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-28
SHRINHAGF MAY
CAUSE REESESSMENT


That the total valuation OF real es
tate IN tie cl;y d "a Reno shows E
lecieaae on thla years nsAcfsmeh
from laa yoar If s2ep0o0 aad tha
there Ii 4 shrlukana III Deraona pfup
efty values ~ tauaao0 ii the SAN
city Il inc declaration made hy laan
y Attorney John II. clark Of t'aiA
0lan county ln letter 10 AitQfue
sseIam West Tile shrIulmge III boz.
elhaaea d Values il III said ID ha3s
rceufTej III The huslnnss section
Nhe attorney general advises THIS
lnsneh i enNe the lHN certainly give
abe eoay commissioners authority
% order Q fensseasmen of ihc pfah
nfly. III View Of the lnefeaAe Iii fal
nos III ail other Oklahoma towns
III another tax opinion addressed
County Attorney X cary ol e
loga Attorney tenesal West hel
thHE i Is the duty # the county tfeN
urer o lsing sui On delinquent iak
nafefa Tor clch llsesl Fraf the fak s
not paid ana ihst the new laW an
plies e both old and new laA VA
rants
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-28
|DOEs RATHER WELL FOR
DR0UTH- STRICKEN LAND

That good crops are raised Ii or,
lnhoma. oven n what waa formerly
known ns no Mans Land Tho Pan
handle II Oklahoma, Is shown by
the agalIsllea1 report fenelFed loday
from The county clerk 81 Texas cosiis
iy concerning Tho cfuna raised last
year IN ihHf county Tue county
contains aAa.slf acres Of agricultural
land az which 2geaSi aefes IN culi
Alvallon IaHG year raised Sf0.7St
worth Of corn szl0nia 81 wheutt
oals zI4.ash. cullon 1856. kntlIr
corn s2l aaH: s0rahrm sIi.5if milo
maze kI7.02a. cownfas sI.53a at
lalla hay Il .oe7, alfalFs sead 9s.e11s
hrDnu f84n {a8 ipn has ar 2nI
lriah nosalnas s2aha eeHa Sit ozS /.
nultry i butter ssH721 Horses
10 me county are yalued II SS9g, ,agn
mnIea zI2H4S9 mlleh COWS t1oAiIf
other cattle ttoi5i sheep si113
swlne sI5nas OfaaFl products
bn,aaAl = $50
bIAsl seaf ihN fIfsi e0ad efuns were
falsed II The TekHa. cIm1ffan Ana
f,anad|hn HaIlnlIS'a II several yearn,
TfIa4 Is aAe 81 Tie sHHnI|ea |of
Nh'f1 'ss Skeonl iesIsIszaEe anIIfd
brIsAsa zzanq0 Hlof fe|IsI d dfooih
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-28
"HEAp BRAVE AND Is
GOING ON THE WARpATH
Says Departmental Red Tape
and Lack Of Ability arc
ChIeI Evils

t4t
1niNNb3, sahe a9 neNfetaft n
nalllneen lhe blF chlcg 81 gNe Aa
barime,t "A ia lhfaelae ahatotnaA
,.,.el ...s
"' ''Nt h'A'S "nn 'v''FA'tNN' ''''Ht
white he was "a nh|caN1 q .atINt
llie scalpa 81 large nunilf 81 ID
alan aNoutM Ao AKA reAAgVaigas.s ns
ha NtNl I'LL anent tna @raasst D4s.
llon M lhe aap Wlih ,on3 e4.4e..,.
Alperlntendea8 n charrn oF shs In'
llan Nafehamae aIHi6enth ana fanit
slfaals ANA tAaa annnnnas,.l thaI ...
aaa nettlne Tsady ls ti.l SIS 9nAssn
,eonrlas ~ n,,ntnr..,,s ..,e..,.t,.lss',',
anaaa
I'm mnda n. saerel N M ssa, 4hMi
"a N ean hratra 4f.A M esan N.
sns. essns ,.,. W VI
AZ An,arlu,sse, "a l,,.l,s,, .f1s4ss ~
ald itn fal3,dntina l,,F ~ .sss,.s c..
NJ ma lnnW ssnfrFAnra .es
soronson snallnn delnslea ssas.sesna
nta lhe manssaT N TeM.is,ssl ls.'s Is.s ts1
haegnns4 WIas ihe av.'.'sa zs ~.
.nee,I nd IL, slenk 81 s&...Iz s. Sss....
4tslnn * helae ahsnnas .AzsIs ss
IA
ls.ide s, lie fes..f,..l ,,.sa
MIN cuf Red TAne
III nm moi nIsals IS nns n4.s 3..
aaifnpe wien aeA tslssl j. 4 .,.,,..
4lne fha W8f6 M shn ia.s4 i .2.s.,'
alId lha eeafAiaft NJ Ms ab{64.at
efhnro Il aaIHa IS n f4llI...I sI..saSi..I
ma mannaf ST. roaa.letIas Ina.al,
tffalra. nm ALREADY easFsIa@aa an
l,e bpelnnide 81 n4 fele 8ha aaes
lee mans lnennnatrns aeas &lM
Viti hata f. etsa 8a,n NE. M.
thmk lhe Aflnuihl aifs.eafs,
tih inrau4Isfanl atansa Iaia
lnwhlne aisa rhe atanI 81 Xxi
msefunal8as ha iaka ass.l l4,s
iess mon ana mon N6o aa.s9alon
Ae Was 81 lae fudMa IS aeai Nllh
tHm
Ihe fhleH8 tArphMaa Am l
Tent ha8e 81 eomuafaa S.
geaileatldn ana ennnn, a al.4hse
nero Min IS ang chsna - ~
qol h aeema o bh saa1..sl y.
sell Az aoe 81 int Nea e4I,.t4 ia
IT, llultaa Rfate.
eN WaahInatBn haea heAs
usda ~ fesrlna Aoeu ha M es,.a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-28
FIRED s YEARS AGO,
ASKS REINSTATEMENT
Final Hope Is Collector Loeb
to Whom No Has Appealed
His Case

New York. une 49, Robert W Uas
colgne. fhe young government oiflclal
Who first disclosed the frauds ~ the
Sugar ttast five years ago, and who
was dlachafsed from the service short
~ after, Is knocking at lhe door Of
Uncle sam FOR Reinstatement as cus
toms weleher
Il wns GascoIenc WHO. when he be.
came convinced that the government
was being robbed by the employees
Of ihe firm whose sugar be was weigh
ing, jumped Into the scales hlmsaf q
lroye the fraud His welght was cay.
cn as cightyseycn pounds, while u
was acsuhlly i40.
While the government Is today 10
lnk everything III iia power 10 convict
me officials and employees Of the Su
gar trust for criminal conspiracy, th1
iate 0f young Gasc0igne has appar
|cnily been ignored, He hiss recently
been turned away BY the very offic'
lals who were responsible for his dis
mlasal after his disclosures were
made. and 10 whom he has eone Ioi
aelnHlusement His final hope Is now
III Collector Loeb, to whom he has an
pealed
The government has heea robbed q
millions Of dollars since GasnnlgDt
showed that HAT tint trusts trust Hifirhssess
were tampeflng with the scales 20 re-
duce the weight Of JuiiabIe sugar 4
has spent hundreds Of thousands "
dOhfs ie compel partial restitp.
tioh Of whal has been stolen since
thar time. Yet M spite Of the torrl'
Bile price paid by the government
for failure % ael on his Information
and check the frauds. aaseolgne has
since been treated aa unworthy and
ann ouleaal
The fate 0f the jealous young of
iicial WINS d caution e niher Neieh
ers wha knew 81 lhe sugar frauds
They hecame reconciled 70 the pric
lice Of Tohblne Uncle sam aud clos
ed their mouths and their eyes whla
the trusts employees liked the
scales.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-28
HOW kPPRA|SEMENT
PROTESTS MAY BE FILED

Serfesafe Cassidy of the school land
department has addressed letter 70
the l2.0oH land lusseea Ii the state
outllnNe how complaints IS TO aps
nfa|sem1nIH OF land Ct improvements
nfe "a be flied With The department.
The letter eencudes
'lf ynH have np objections lo mNtse
"a the annralsemenls rs 10 land ara
improvements. kindly 4rIIe me to ihIt
effect 81 that | mnx. ii event the
lnnd Is i be sold under provisions Of
lhe sa.es hllI proceed With The pre-
Iimlnarr #1flt
"ny llaa time n nluas BIZ evident
Ia 4nu That tho commissioners uf Che
lnnd office are eolne = aeal fairly
triNe6n xnn ami lhe sIaia Hence
/ respectfully request TINT fon on
your nafE asaulne thr same alitudt
and unlssa xau lep| within gouf owA
oonNe|Hhe amid gfusu III facts Aas.
nefie4 VIIh lhe apnf llHHHent ol He
l$niH knH improvements lhHi yolI hafa
au honest and valid ohiselIsn 10 aaif
appfa|semahI Il Is solI aulI q no Is
hs IhaI |s|a sppfaIssmHaI s ssl|siae
tQtf g zau
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-28
TODAY IN
DEPARTMENTS

A charter Wnk Issued this morn
iHa 10 the Tulau Belt Line glliiway
company rf Tulsa with 4 eapllel asoct
|of S25.0e0 The company proposes %
build belt line raIlroad five miles
Ia lcnglh IN an elstornly and south
asternlS 1lfoclion. connecting the
Midland Valley and KATY lines. g'ht
lncorporAiora are; w ~ HnNloy, q
4 HnnOker. JrJ A. Hayer and Gray
lsfick. an Of Tulsa
The Goprd OH aud Gaa company
|of Nowala with $4,000 capital stuck
The directors are: r. w Caller II w
Red. Fred $. Rowe and s. G. Dowell
all Of Nowata
The Mlnncf OIL ana t;as company
|of Nowatl with $4,000 capital stock
The directors are y. w Caller Fl w
Reed Fred s. Rowe. and Il noweIl,
ian Of Nowaia.
The Alkar Realty company Of Mus
kngae with 1900 capital stoVk Che
IuoorporatorH are Kaal N Becker. N
J. Brelt and p. cunlIif' All Of Muakol
gee.
The Everdale Realty Co. Of Mus.
koKee With $1,000 capital stock The
directors are: Benjamin Cunllff. !. n,
i'reit and Karl n. Eckers, al pf Musl
lsogee
The Terral Cemetery association. OF
TerrAi. with the following trustees.
Nancy I plnkerton, Gertrude d, Hui
lnm Lula Colburn and Sallle Ewing,
an Of Terral,
The coody Creek Pine Line eom,
fany oi Muskogpp with S5.00u capital
stock The directors are j. II.
Hucklebcrry, A. w Culp, r. HI g1al
breath ana j. W. zeYely al Of Mics
kogee.
Bristol on company OF Muskogee
With $500 capital stock, The direct
cfa aFe. J. G. nuhor, Al M Cupp and
II. III Gnlhrcath All 81 Muskogoe,
The American Book company or
New York City has appointed f n.
Mcclure 81 Guthrie as stlte agent.
The cuduhy Oh company OF lllin.
oss has eprolnted Harper h cunnlng'
ham us state agent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-28
FISHING IS GOOD,
MINERS QUIT WORK

pitisburg. Kak. June 2S~All min
efs ii the north end Of the piliaburE
eaal field. abnui six thousand II
number. anll work today No strike
has beha called. but Che men decided
t. suspel.d work until decision has
hean -aAchcd IN The eheck.ogl dlspu g
Il ii pnhslhle formal strike urdRE
Msll ba issued tomorrow chilling oul
alI the miners IN The Southwest.
4 broal, In the ranks OF The oper8t
aFs occurred to1ak when TIVE com
nanIea. the fIaerlaan Coal Co.. afl
tie Mccormick eoal CO., anneaHaee
lhee would grant lhei miners de
mands
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-28

4I44 r .44
Nfh J - WduFH, 81 fnHHffnW, iexs
died At eight O'Clock this morning at
the home Of her grandson Rev b. /
Wkleh, i03 south Ash street, after
having been III with paralysis for
three weeks, The deeeaaed came
here on 4 visit three Weeiss ago aud
was stricken with 4 uaealYse 0tlas
ihe day of her arrival, llam which she
never felly recovered The deceased
was So years Of age The funeral
services viii be conducted from the
WatRh fesidence N 9'elock tonight
Rev I owens ana Rev Il w Nt8.
it, 81 hn Christian church offcnt.
ing, The remains win be shipped Ia
LongvIe9 Texas. on the Il O'Clock
train tonight ior burial there tomor'
row
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-28
JEALOUS ENFORCEMENT
OFFICER ARRESTED

Wanflka Okla. June 2S Marlin
YellIny, preacher printer and fdr
ner deputy sheriff Of Iaiierso nconF.
II. Was scvcrely healen hy gang ot
men iato Saturday night when he
attempted 10 prevent the delivery
of WAGON luaa Of whisky from
Wlnrlka TO Carney. Several mites
frum town Yoakley slopppd the drlV-
ef. ordering him la unload the Nlls.
HI In 4 barn SK'hllu atgtllng Yeak.
ley was assaulted and tied 70 q
fence. Yesterday J. W. Dunn. Hort
TneAer. c, A. IIahn member Of the
unIice bonsSI, and sBil" Norris. a ne
ego were arrested aud taken to the
Ryan iall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-28
8 oooooooo Q oo ooo oo
DECLARE REPORT INACCURATE

Governor 1iaskef and Attorney
General West addressed letters 60
the examiner aud inspectors office
critieIslnE the dlspensary report
charging lnaegNrpcy, The letters
contend that certain statements a.
the report are mi accurate AND lliai
closer Investigation would hayse ex,
planned apparent discrepancies. West
declares that the statement tha4 be
dld not have receipts for money paid
him Is not true The report OF the
dIapensary was submitted hy Special
Agent Alexander.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-28
WIS TAKEN CAPTIVE BY CUSTER


Special 20 The nally Leader
WealhefIofd, okla. June aS rha
death here 81 Mrs South Wife afsa
fulhloud cheyenne lndian, yesterday
eloses tft CTerr Of an interesting
Indian woman
When Ne battle Of lho Washia
occurred over forty scar aaog She
was them ih Years old and With OH
ers ~ hcr tribe Was Tsken captive hy
General Custer and hia soldiers. AIano
She was taken BY Custer 10 Kansas
where for more than a year she was
kepl captive she vas Finally re.nfn.
ed lnhaF people however. when the
Indian drprNdatonA ceased. and she
has lived near Colony Oks ever sinee
She wae a remarkably bright Woman
and at me axe og S., when she dlea
she has hcrn we'll educated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-28
BUAKTONA ''RO[LERs' ON
POOR PAVING WORK

From Oklahoma City whoHe chief
huaIness ls handing out bunk to Ehe
cfeaHlaHb. comes : loud and raueaHs
h0ll engscernlne the aleaed poor
owing work nos under construction
81 That den of graft and lawlessnass
One ot thc town cennellnlan himself
maKea lhe open chafke ihat On olEe
ef * pfcuoIpal lheEanghlnfcs where
sspisais A,sRG Is being laid be alpk
aied un TIC finished pfoducs with his
hande and Thai there appeareu e b
nh bindaf usfi The moral attached
rs hal hunNluNn officials should
come s. Guthrie ana zee reilly
|flf#l eI4sf system eE naf|uG 9nd HeH
make shell qpntssela accordingly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-28
REWARDS OFFERED FOR
THREE ALLEGED KILLERS

Governor Hasken this morning Of.
lered regards Of Slo0 eafh for the
arrest aaa conviction Of ihree Jeffer.
son county alleged muraefens who are
tuslsivea from Justice Eilf' Anderson
wanted for tha killing ol Dave Thatfe
N NoYsnhes 1908. Jim W9ula
who Is charged with stahhlng and kilE
Ing Wm DIsman at Hy9n on Febru.
ory 8. mug. and "Bill Grow, who Is
wanted for shooting aud Killing NJ.
Killbaush a RYAN laai May he was
prresled but broke iail j few days
later d. RYAN The county officers Of
Jefferson county also offers 4 reward
OF $l10 etoli FOR the arrest ol theah
alleged mnfdefrs md Mrs XIII
baugh. vile Of the victim Of Bin Crow
offers Nlrd Of sl0o Inr hls arrest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-28
NATIONAL BANKS GETS WISE

State Bank Commissioner A. NJ.
Young today announced the cphver
sion Of TWO more National banks to
state institutions, making q lolal Of
eighty conversions elhce statehood
iha First ati0nal bunk Of keola,
with $4,000 capital stock and iile
First National bank of iiollls, with
SS0.ooO capital stock. pre the banks
converting, They viii lake out
stale charters today under The names
q First state bank pf Hollis and
Kaola respectively
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-28
WAS OVERCOME BY EMOTION

While assisting u the entertain
ment given Dy Miss nens0liel Saiur
day afternoon al the Electric pnrk
auditorium. the little won Of Hcv
and Mrs F. e Fairchild tainted and
gell OF the stage. head foremoAt.
His face waa bruised and two front
teeth knocked out
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-28

ARsl8t3nl Attorney uenHrel y. %
spIlman and W b. Anthony repre-.
soniina Attorney General West and
Governor HASKELL as memhefe OF the
hoard Of nrlsou control, left today for
Granite. OkIuhoma to select site
Tor the branch nenlientlaFy Or refurs
lr't0ry. to be located there BY the
stale IN the neas future
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-28
ENHANCING FORT Sill POST


l.awiolt Okla June IS The site
lul flflylour new ARMY landluKe IS
Fort Slll was selected this morning
of mile west ol tho
lut hy Major Frank Il chealham. rep
fcsenilng The Quaflefmaetera depart
nnnl al Washington IIc also elgnea
contracts for construction work cost
Ing S7boto0, Lryalpr and Lowe Of
Dayton. 0hio. have the general son
tfncl Major Cheallllm aayn .h00
400 IL available for poal and target
ranee IMPROVEMENTS here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-28

Charles Daugherty ssete labor cnm.
mlsaIouen returned 20 Okahoma City
this morning after srandlng SUNDAY
IN tbs city with his lasally he reports
no new developments III the Oklahoma
City labor strike. but thinks that a
settlement win be- reached by next
week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-28
HUMAN DERELIGT FINDS REST

Rockx ok. June rs lin Hughes
whoae only Identification Is this name
lalo0ed on hls arm died yesterday
morning If m overdose II morphine
after being found suffering II rail
road culveel near town An empty hos
marked morphine 10 his ponke tells
The STORY Of his dpatt probably Win
suicidal ltienl Iie will b. burlea
hero.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-28
ENID BRAKEMAN LOSES LIFE


Custer CITY. Oklaa June gS Wllls1m
rhnnunlo, Frlsea brakeman liVinG
e ENID, aaa instantly killed. herc yes
gefday afternoon In falling belWeeif
wo cate While aWitehihx The bod
which was badly maneleA win be sAk
an 70 Enid for hnfsal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-28

Leo Wylle SON Of A. \ Wylle, oi
Mnakaeoe, arriged thls morning 70 as.
slime his now duties aA stenogfapheI
III the office Of State Superintendent
E n Cameron.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-28

Knox Simmons, convicted IN Cafler
thnnnty on December Slh last on ac
chaFse 0f Stealing d patti BY muIee and
sentenced to four years in the penIten
tlnry. today appealed bis cnso q ,ha
criminal court OF appeals.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-28

WEATHER FORECAST


III &i4 AHtHAt@tfH ittHNi
. New Orleans. .l0nc sS Tonight (
9 and tuesday partly cloudy
\
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-28
D|SCREDIT CAST
UPON CHUNG SIMS STORY
Chandler, Okla, Officials Have
a ChInsnan Suspect
In Jail

New York, June 2S Failure 10 find
any trace Of Leon Ling hns caused
lhe police to give some attention lp
the theory strongly revived tOdaf
that the missing man may not have
killed elsie sigel, but that he was
himself victim OF the same hand that
KILLED the slrl This line ~ reason.
lng nteeasItaicg the rejection Of the
story told BY Chung Sin. who said he
saw Leon IN the room where the
girls body law, but the authorities dn-
clare Chung's statements have SHOWN
discrepancies
Chandler Okla. june rs 5oplfg
10 preclude the escape otl my sus-
Dect thal might possibly be Leon Ling,
wanted II connection with the mur.
der Of Mias Elsie Sigel IN New York,
the pnlicr authorities there telegraph
"a last night 70 hold The Chlnaman
giving the name uf sam Wing under
arrest here for Investigation.
Wing IS shorter and lighter IN
weight than Isngs published descrIr
tlon ellis for, bat being nnlncWn
here and appearing nervous ln his
movements. he was arrested Saturday
ln q MaA'ean restaurant
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-10

geology of Arkansas is also, contain
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-10
NEGRESS ACQUITTED
 BY COURTS ORDERS

Jane Oliver, a ne9feSS, who was tried Monday in the Jefferson circuit court on q charge of grand larceny was acqnitte! Dy the jurT, after Judge Grace had issued perem .,torv i'i:; .. uG tionS tO return Ver.lict for the defendant. Cul Brew4f, whl was the prosecuting witness, was fired $10 for contempt of co r. uhco hc insisted Gn answering a Gaes.'e h against tie u'ders of the col.. IT q deputy @hel;f was instructed by Judge Grace to take him in charge and place him in jail unless he paid the fine. Brewer paid the fine and left the court room. Attorney E. J. Kerwin was fined $25 for his failure to bring some witnesses into court ill a case in which he had been ap- pointed special counsel Attorney w. B. Sorrells was counsel for he Oliver woman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-10
HeaLM and Vig01'

Miss Backler recently wrcte: "I was vsfy weak and ~un down, had no lle or energy, Vas very much in need of something that would tone up my system and enrich my blood. 4On the advice of friends l began talk ing Duffy Pure Malt Whiskey, and it immediately put new life into me. I feel wonderfully better, and woH ,1r;ea ,,v one ueedinu a tonic StiAE