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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09
PIPE LINES, LIGHT AND
STREET CAR COMPANIES
State Board Of EQ0sNlll|un
VIII Heat Complaints
on June II


1na stats board 81 aqnaiIxallpa
adopted asaessmcnsu Of pipe line eIea.
tuc light and Sirect car companies
upon whlck they are 10 b taxed ior
the ensuing year. Az haslH q plpp lIpe
waa Valeud according 10 siae. ulthls
inch $4,000 per mile ana Ten inch a.
Aa2 per mile
the prairie 0il and Gas compunya
piping WAS Increased 70 these figures.
IN advance Of about 10 per cent
while lta other property WAS accept
ed as returned The 1nxar uoinnAllx
was given general increase o. rs
per cent over che figures II returned.
except ne lo piping ard iAnhage Tank
aRe was accepted al returned. while
ylpng wan advanced 10 Figures oi
he Prairie company The 0ull tom
pang received 20 pet cent ri. With
Dlplng nn the hasis nf ulhNF a0HlpAhs
Len It's oil vas aaseasea al a1n pAE
barrel. on the Tinurna 1he cod1nsnY e.
urned II he board
The BnrueH plpNNlllne company WITS
advanced from SO. .t00 10 Sk9 ~. Eaf.
lleapllle Gas and DlI company |ien
.iiaaz0 70 8allns fAisluM aas aha
on company from $4,000 n az1.n0n
ndiau Territory Illuminating Ill epn
lnnY rom 9i0au5.oe % gSpa.ae0: Alli|
tonka Oh, company from si4.aAg.al lh
b5l.260
The hoard wll hear complaints
from these companies on June I5.
FOR the must part electric lIghs an8
street ehr companies we're accepted
II tie figures they returned 70 the
hoard howoYeh there we're some
heavy lncreaaea. The Hnid Electric
md gas company. assessed last year
it &iS700O win pny taxes this year
ipou valuation of 234s100, the allia.
'Dgee Gas and Electric company, as
leased last year az $3.50 200. was plac
ID bY the board 1t sa3a.73S. Tie Ok
lahoma Gas and Electric COMPANY.
which The board placed last year AZ
100000, WIS assessed sof ef.siHiTe1s
be flgu,es Il returned fhls year. The
Oklahoma Natural Gas company. iur.
plshlng the supply of natural eas Ia
this Eaft Of the state. Is Increased
lyor $4,000. The Shawnee Gas and
'eleetfic rompany put IN ita figures af
100000. which tho board Increased
o s22G.0oO, The Oklahoma Railroad
company. operating street or lines "a
Oklahoma City. was lIllod 100000.
While tho Caney River Gas company
IMPLYING natural KS % & number Of
Northern Oklahoma towns, vas ii
reused from $780, .2is.44 10 2sa0.a4B.
The Comancho Light and Power com
iany Of fAwlon was reduced aFom 1tB.
mo 70 $4,000.
Excluding the three largo pipe lines.
he total for thss class Of public serv
lce corporations thls year ih sI0ai, ,zTf
p 90 increase Of nearly ~ per cent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09
FLOODS IN COLORADO
CLAIM -Four LIVES

Denver, Colo. June Floods due
to heavy rains, b some instances ap.
pruachIag cloudhurats and melting
snow afe causing damage ii many
sections Of the state, Four lives have
heen lost IN swollen streams and inuea
destruction nf property caused la the
past tweut9.four hours
Train service Ii all directions IS m
lerupted Tho Grand Junction water
system is threatened BY a tremendous
flood n the Grand and Gunnison FiV.
IRIS. and other enterprises eherc face
heavy damage
Around Greeley inc iowlands Are be-.
Ing flooded By 8 sudden rise Ia the
Cache la Poadre river
a dam southeast 0i ihla city burst
irom mo weight oi flood water. and
The freed water swept through The
lower portions of the suburban town
ol EugleNood eansng considerable
damage
ln the neishborhood 0f Limon. ninety
miles east Of here tho junction point
nf the Rock island and The Union Pa.
ciflc railroads. eloudhursl changed
The Biz Sandy from q dry Bed to q
roaring river. flooding many farms IN
the low sections.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09
LOCATION
CHOSEN FOR
NEW DEPOT

That tno Santa re viii build a iargl
two story brick Union freight depo
Ia Guihtle ii the near future ia evl
deneed by The fact that General gu
periniendenl II w. Sharpe and Divi
sion superintendent ~. X Htteg whue
here yesirrdHy lOcated she site for the
structure on West oklahoma avenus
on The north side ei the street be
tween the Dawson and MeHlhennes
Whoeaslb Produce aompanya bulls
.lngs end the Snnsa We main I'm
rack opposite the Union passengei
depot The santa Fle has a building
hltesal he location chosen eonsisllne
81 aimosl five acres 0f ANA friangn
Tar in shape. attending between Uk
lahoma gvenue Do Noble avenue the
sldetracks will extend from Noble
avenue. ue1r thA Guthrie Creamery
property. youth % ihe freight depot
which win fare oklahoma afenue. On
noalte the Union station,
The plsng and apee1iealions for the
unlan lfciehl depot have been drawn
for Two Years and the appropriation
fne lls eleelfnn, n Il stated has been
mada for some lime Last fail II VIE
reported that the head officials Of thl
road mad HhasiQoiIed the aflEln=l
paua and IHsf thlsy wohiHi nhiY Ell
lafee llle present freight 4enot on ae
count Of io9 much altered anilfail
road legllIaion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09
SAYS RAILROADS AVOID
CATTLE SHIPMENTS

E0st worth Tex. June That gne
ailfcaAe afe eeeklhe a avoid cattle
shIpments by making rates pf0hib.
tors because Of heavy claims resulting
from accidenla WINS unciafed by John
k liossah. iormerly Frisco Katy
I've stock agent thla morning belnfe
Maeten Chancery sNlden In ibe
rate hearing tIe bnnes khe rat
roads ipi laaaes due "a hkhYY tonnage
and slow service
1ames Gallan. president uf lhe Tea'
As catllamen association. eeag|fled
thai the allfaHct i cnl.le prIees #as
IIlaaeqp IEsso ofises expenses
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09
RALLY TO THE FLAG"
SLOGAN FOR ALL PATRIOTS


Next Monday June a. Is the one
hundred and thlrtysecOId annltefs.
afy ol Tho birth pf the American
flag. EveU patriotic citizen should
aid IN ule proper observance Of this
day. During all these Years this
flag has tflumphantly iloaled In hon.
olf-a heantiflH token of perfect lib
orty.
We pride ourselves upon the iact
that IL has never Deen borne on an
oppressive mission, nor ever lowered
III disgrace,
IN the language al another: II
was conceived through the wedlock
Of statec; horn ia the lfaSail Of wnr.
nouriahcd Ia ehe cradle OF liberty;
and gathering strength through the
years 0f the past haa reached the
splendid stature Of ila prime that
measures favorably wiA any figure
in the group Of nailons
There Is perhaps no Ananimate OBJ
iect on tAe face Of th& globe. with
more expressive life, han the llAg
Of our countlw Il eeena 10 be olo'
qnenl III universal language al may
understand when Ii spreads ita
folds Of red and white hnd blue, rip.
pllDg lii sunlight bel0kens victory,
dignity ioy, power auE command:
when II dr00ps, 4 symbols compass.
sion aud sorrow; and drahoa over the
caslSnt Of lis protector Aid defender
4 means regard and hlsiorya BE-.
coming shroud for the soldier dead
The defense of the flag was the
soldiers misal0n of Uhe tivil war; lhe
preservation of q ls the mission OF
every Ainerlcan cltl2on living under
"a,
l IL absolutely the duty 0f every
Union soldier sailor 81 marlne to see
that on ncxt NlnndaN from day
break % Che selthr eaa the flag Of
his country rs dlEplRsnsi Al liia home
and business piaca
Il Is hoped and heroby requested
thg. all business houses and dwell
lngs ~ thls eity and county imvn this
United States Gag displayed ihere.
from next Monday. June ~
Exercises M the observance at this
day wan be held ~ lsland park un.
der the auspices 0i the soldiers. "a
rccled Dy ilarlranlt post and thp
Ladies' organizations.
Walter Warren FrWnk Greer. ri hi.
Mcclure John Adama and Ben Heg
lor have been chosen orators Of thc
day.
Theee will hn ethes agefelsHs, IA
of which viii appear II order later
AN patriotic cltigons are Invited 70
be present OF Island park al l0
O'Clock q in " y ElerOd ralfiotlr|
instructor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09
AT0KA COUNTY RAISED
BUT I ACRES OF WHEAT

Tho state board Or agriculture to.
day Tucplvea ahe agricultural stails.
lieaSrenort from The county clerk OF
Aioka county which shows thsl ont
at & total 0i 95i farms III tho county,
but 2i6 are owned By the parties
farming the land. On & iolai Of ~,
ab5 acres there are but gsssO ecroe
Fl cultivation
Last year is2.62t bushels 0f enrn
werc ralsed which sold for SIS $50
9nIy two aercs Of Wheai were raised
which neued ei0 an acre. The oats
crop sold for sa.532 i3.020 bales 81
cotton wefe raised whloh sold for
se2.2 .229 biater worth ui4g6H wAs
marketed. esea et.797; poultry 9g,
ai6, orchard crops sold for s2.eg2.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09
YOUNG GIRL
VICTIM Of
POISON PLOT

1uuyeneuf NJ v June g. sixteen.
yeuod Leila Hamllton tue pretiiaHt
eifI IN ihe village Of be Graase Gran.
berry Lake lies dead al-her home 10.
daf tho victim of poison plnt which
the police declare TO be one OF the
mqsi sensational murder eases ever
eenfdea In The gtgle
Within the nexF fwenlyfeur hours
youthful sweetheart Of the Girl
be arrested and charged with killing
iaa 9oung woman The police say By
means 81 afaenlc pills
The motive that lmpeIle6 the muf-
defef OF the young woman 30 send
her the poison ID Aimllar 70 that In
the Chester Gillette case. tho cor0n-
sf deollfes
The ynunb wpmaa was stricken ln
her home she had saken The pills
believing them % be medicine sent
heT BY her sweetheart and died II.
moal instantly
The Rlt' WaR The daughter pf John
Hamillou 4 rlch larmeg. She was the
only child end waa che belle of The
Village
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09
TULSA FILES DEPOT COMPLAINT

An informal eoiDnlaiHt has been pre-.
aengea n ihe Corpora ION ruulinissiDn
hy the city officials 81 Tnla II ro.
enTd 70 DC Hnrl Of depot the Katy
fallfoad proposes o build IN shal oils
The railroad lasi winter presented
Eians 70 B halllne e0stlne approx.
imafeIe tfsaaa which wcre enllrcly
stils1HeiNry q lhe Tulsa feopie bul
NteA i aeuafed building permit
recently 4 Nza lof only an $4,000
slfHeasEe Tie Cooperation commits.
Fs9a Msl hA asked II compel ihH
pnll1IHK " { station adauuHla % IN
neeaH y he IaHu.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09
HAVE DISCREDITED
EASTERN OKLAHOMA
Have Caused ITrspsTabIs Injury
10 Honest Citizens and
PaTaIyled Business

(0hlahoma Press aerYicel
Oklahoma City Okla. June 9-
Addressing President Taft dirootw,
sho Associated Commercial clubs 81
Oklahoma this morning adopted res.
uhliions emdemnlhg me pohcy Of the
department 81 Justice III bringing
9wonty.ilve thousand civil and csm
lnal sulta ngalusi yarlous persons
who purchased indian lands iu aaas
ern cklahoma. They declare these
suits have discfedited lhet part d
tho state lo tNe extent nl millions 81
dollars caused irrepafabIe initfy 10
honest purchasers and pawlyzed
business The criminal indictments
against Governor Haskell and others
are not named but The resolutions
deplore such drastic measures hy
Federal atloneya. who act on author
lly Of the Justice department.
Other resolutions direct shc 0kIa
homa Congressional delegation to
support ieelslaiion tending 10 sa-
e0urage railroad exlonalonE
the mnrk of tine Southwest shlp
pera s.assocIalion D. endorsed for
favorable rates from The Gulf Lest
If thoy propose the retention Of tar
mlncfni depasits 81 millions of acres
q 0klahoma sellilR only lhe surface
rights to white purchasers ihe In.
sllans then 20 receive roya. sios oh the
deposits ea the hands tney once
aMnna
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09
GHARGE FRAUD IN DIVORCE CASE

Chicago June 9.-ChafRes that a
de0lpt Of divorce obtained by Grace
D Cbneenhclhl III 1901 from William
Guseenhelm. head OF the so.caIled
smcllef trust. was ohlalued through
fraud and c0llusl0n were made nere
yesterday Afternoon and a rule issued
on the principals 10 show cause Mhy
the ruling should not be set aside.
Edward " Dunno, former mayor OF
Chicago, appeared this afternoon be-
fnfr InIuH l1nuAfh tuIfl five afft4lo A..
ils IN which the alleged fraud Is de-
tailed The decree ol divorce was
obtained before Judge Dunne al
period prior TO bits election as mayor
oI the city Attorney dunno declared
tu Judge H0norc uaat he was con.
vlnced fraud had been pracilced on
the court IA The obtaining OF the d.
yorce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09

The Assuelaied Camiperclal elghs
elected those officers this afternoon.
President III r Spauldsug, Of Am
more Vice president a4sD. sankslcf,
nf Muskueee; alscreiars8rcasufef, A.
w Mekeand 0f oklahoma OTIS. ok.
eclltive committee. Carl q. Maeee. oi
Tulsa + 81 Ltlllc. Of Cinlhrie: 10.
y Marhant Of Clinton a. u Walk.
er Of Waurlka 3 G pelerhaueA 81
hcAlcaier E. f Arnold OF Lawton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09
WAREHOUSE Fob BROOM CORN


Special to lbc Daily Leader.
Teahoma Okla June o. Anilclpas
lue heavy crop Of broom corn IN
Texas county ihia yepr. and Ntalls
ing the savanlage 81 holding lhe crop
uniil prizes are equitable to value on
ihe material iarmeru IN lhlA county.
filliallus with the Fsrinefs union
VIII erect 8 large Warehouse mere r.
iof ihe storage Of the hrnsh wien IT
is gathered later Indlcaiiena are that
ne coming crop uill be iIAA.sereeal
in the history o. the county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09
NEW YORK TO SEATTLE RACE

Topeka. Kan June g--Tha Shawmul
IN the New York.Seatle
race arrived here al eightfortyflye
and WAS followed an half hour later
by Ford ear Number I. Both ears re-.
maineG oily an hour and proceeded
iNest Ford car Number 2 arrived at
noon having been IN a ditch near Law
renee fof several hours. The Acme
car passed through Lawrence shortly
afternoon The driver Of this car be-.
came failgued last night and stopped
at q lasln house to Iecuperate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09
NO INVESTIGATION IS ASKED

j r. conncfe. chairman of The
board ol prison control, slid today
That lhels had been no request made
io him fcr an investigation 0f the III.
legged whipping by penilentlary EN-.
ployes Of negro. who was said 10
have stolen q hog from tho prison
yard ana That he knew nothing what
ever of iho affair Warden Dick de-
mes ehe story entirely and Il b not
probable lhal any cognizance WIN be-
taken 81 the matter by the state 81
iielals
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09
l0kMhoma preaA Service

TUkIHnVlna ETCHH HffFIr1-I
Tulsa. Okla. juno 3 0iierine no
reslaianee Hpthwell and Mitchell the
latter giving tae name Of eonley. who
robbed The Buffalo gambling room at
Sapulra last Night were arrested as
Fhey ware leaving the train sepoi here
4hla morning They carried more than
a thousaHd d0llam In cash and
watches.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09
POLICE GUARD FUNERAL

81 Louis, june Sra strong pallce
guard VIA % duty ai The iunafah to.
day Of Ffed MnhrIe, The ward n0lill.
eian who was killed Monday hy rhos,
Kane officers arrested sevofsI mem
bers O ta faction lnimleal i0 Mohsle
who were seen near the premises.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09
IANGsT0A BUIllING COMPLETED

The Texas CONSTRUCTION conpaDy.
Of Fort worth has cnmpietb1 4hr
main han huildlng Of the Lanesloh
college and & Is now ready fer ac.
ceplance By the state hoard OF pah.
lic ailalra Secretary Mitch. Of the
b0ard of regents. says The company
has given good satisfaction IN enc con
slructlon Of the building
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09
osGs FurnIsurs Contract

While at Guthrie. the flfsl 0l the
week iage Collar ol ihlH city. aanassl
d seven haadeed dNllar furniture con
traol Tire liirldtHfo "a being nuf
ehaaed by the atale Coz alate Officials
aud was lei 40 the hweat and best
bidder Chandler pnblclsl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09

HulletnpadaHf sumaztga juno a
The town q kofBchl 7one hundred
aud eighty five Miles southeast Of
aere Waa destroyed bY 81 earthquake
~ the nlshl of June third Tive bun.
|Hfed persons Hefc klllSd and many
ihauf@d tine kInnk was accompanies
- IIaal Waga Ahieh swept away
|Hallse Aals
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09

THE Guthrie baseball clnb property
room under lbe sHsndoiand was hfok
en- into Monday night ana a number
NJ haaoballa and hats SAse stolen
Some players gloves were also taken
The directors laai night appointed
Earl Gregory as euslodian of the
park to look after the property and
see that the BAN diamond Is kept IN
good condition
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09
WHISKY CASES SET FOR TRIAL

in the Logan County Superior court
this afternoon 3 number Of persons
were affalgned ami Qntere0 piaas ol
not guilty lo hootleglug charges.
Several whisky cases we're set lor
aial for next week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09
H[|L DUP


sapaIpa OKLA. June q The aec.
nnd gambling room hold 90 IL twO
weeks here was performed late last
night hg James Boutwell, and q ".
Mitchell they entering a supm Ii the
Buffalo hotel and taking fifteen nun
dred dollars from The occupants The
hold up followed several rounds OF
drinks tho last round being bought bY
The proprietor The players faced
Two braces OF feVolsefs until the rob.
hers gal the money and escaped on
horaehaek
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09
SHORT CUTS
TOTHE NEWS


n l.. Williams. who recently moved
here from Dewey county aud who
brought cutie a number Of valushle
horses, reported today that 4 matched
team Of black driving horses had
elther slrayed OF been stolen. The
loss was made known early this
mornlne and Il "a supposed the ani,
mails ssrayed into Che country
THAT wisdom w never acquired with
ont sacrifice Is attesled by the sw0l.
len jaw nf Colonel Elmer Bender who
3 enioyins the visit Of hls flrst "wla.
dom tooth.
County Clerk Morgnn hes Al elm
'Fee Ia his front yard planted seven
years ago which now mnasurea TOR.
lyiotH ieel across the tor
]. a, McEhenny, of lha glrm ol
Dawson aud MeElhenny viii soon
commence the erection 81 modern
RESIDENCE IN East Guthrie,
The brlck walls for she Guthrie
Deck and Furniture Factory are now
going w.
lnal nights heavy rain and lodsy'N
have put cheek 70 the paving work
nov under way IN the city,
sasm
The Guthrie brick factory east 81
the cliy IS now runnlEg hiil blast
'phe Guthrie Milling company hp
new boilers ln the engine
ROOM The Guthrie mill operates day
and nisnS eHd II lho largest ln Che
slate
The Pioneer Cotton mills are agaIn
hassaasHiss ssaasHiss iiiss;lflr iiiltnR orders Iur nwlnN
and ropa. The nroducla Of lhn mills
are sold in almost every town IA lht
sauthwenf and os for as The Pacific
coast
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09

Following tho opinion rendered Is
Aa0fney General West yesterday &
the nlfeel that physicians who haf
failed 10 file their registration Ger
tllleatcs with the county clerk were
guilty OF a mlademeanor. Ten phyal
elana of HlIis city today flied their
certificates Wllh County Clerk MOI
Eau.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09

The Mlssea LlzzIe and Ruhg sc
Neal save bundle shower 4 their
homo 1920 WaHt Cleveland aHanue
today for Miss Jessie sempaeII who
81 ID BE- married next Wednesday A
lafRe aamber Of lhc lo4na ladies ana
az the sonng married aaf wore IN mi.
tendance and bundles coTsIalIlnn
handsome and nseIaI presents Nare
shovefaa upoa lAse bFlaa 70 b.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09
CAUGHT N MIXING MACHINE

Clifford Loveless. machine fore
man on the concrete curb and gutter
work for the ] n thin Construction
compans. while working Oh the con-
crete mixing machine ST noon yegser
day caught bis hand IN the machiue
and the two middle fingers we're cut
on at the first Joint Dr. Smith
dressed the wounds and reports the
injured man resting as easy e cDS%
be expected to-day. A Mexcan labor.
er he'd Il finger taken of IN the same
machine hast February
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09

The ptano fecllal which vas D
have been Given By Mlss Jennie nef
III Differ assisted b. Mas AIelhn
penieo0st al the Baeaz studio Inat
night was pealn8hed until tonight ~
account uf she heasv rain laal even.
ing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09
FINE nAIN al AnnMoRe

Aiamoyp. okla. luha q "a Inches
oi rain ielI over this sectloa today
Crops alt II fine eondiiiah
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09

Tor Law EHfofeeneHf
All parties Interested Ia iaH en-
furceneni are requested q meet al
tho Presbyterian church. Friday eve
ming 1t ; d. N. The gathering will
be addressed hy Judge A. Il. nolea
and Fred s. Caldwell.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09
WILL MANUFACTURE HOSIERY

OlglaAama callon Mills 5Ampany.
Of Chlekaaha. char ttfa slefes fodhy,
+ cap|I4lIzad a &laA.000 The rum
rahx VII eslabIish Mil gnf lIe
msuuiae|ufe bf hosiery principally,
*ilh fell anil salknisaH|al bats|ns.
ss
ID V Rs|fr' assistant aIale nfsni
S. y daazeroes|4 l|i
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09

The Guthrie brick factory east 81
ihe clly Is now runnlrg full BLAST
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09

inial niEhta heavy rain and iod9y'N
have put d check 70 the paving work
how under way IN the city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-09

'phe Guthrie Milling company hp
installed new boilers IA the engine
room The Guthrie mill operates day
and nlsnN aHd II tho largest ln Che
stale.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-12-09

A London bus driver was hailed by
a clericaIlooklng old gentleman, and
on the first opportunity be remarked
10 the conductor; DO you know who
you've got inside. Bnl2 It's Cardinal
Mannln'!" go on. that amt Car.
dinal Mannln" said the conductor. Il
know I'm" They argued further. and
finally bet a shilling over e. when
collecting fares the conductor deter
mined 10 set matters right by direct
inquiry. Excuse me, sir. but are you
Cardinal Mamma" The venerable
passenger looked him coldly and bold.
" IN the eye. and answered; what
the devil has that got 10 do with you?
The conductor was satisfied. but even
AT the sacrifice Of a bob he had 20 get
eve with the passenger. Putting his
head out OF the door he called up 70
the driver; You are right Btn; Il
was IS 'olinoss.'