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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24

8. s. Neis % Sstrene Sea-
nette og WeIpina reiite Sirsbag paa
ct fort geisg til ct. Saul.
s. SpiapiIle sisr man iaar Sor.
bereoelier til at feire Den 4oe Siilt
paa en- itorartet Woobe.
Mrs. @iiitap @eitbp reiite
Mmoog til @nteroille, Soma, for
at beisge fin 9rober.
- Ole og giten 2angli fra Suaii'
babI, Soma, Dor | Snsoags | Deco
rab I Sorretninger.
8roi. 6. g. Greiis bar | oerl
forIebne llge p9ret tiliteoe neo Sp'
uobemsoet / Minot, &c. 0af.
= Saliten NeIion reiite forrtge
SreSog til Ioro 9afota for at be-
isae fine oerboenbe gsrn.
- @rs. Otto S~alporion ofrerlte
Ianbog til Soiston, Mtinn., for at
beisge lin Saoer, 8. S. Somen.
- Neiis &litb Sbune anfom Strs'
Sag fra goa, Winn., icr at beige
lin Snfel, 8. 8. Sbime.
8. g. &rogiunb og Inoreas
8. aongsbmigen fra Sranfpile
Sopnibip reiite / Sirsbaes til Cana
toriet / Qroirie on Gbien.
anoretp g.. gibe fra Sienna,
Soutb 9afoto, er for Siben Der I
9eieg hos i'm Spoger % Softer,
Rr. oa Irs. Selmer g. Sobnion.
guguitus gsIeion Zen fra
Chandelier, Iinn., bIep ben lobe
SUM Getepiet til Miis Gbriitine
0tDran, 9otter al u. .. Ipran,
Bruce, South 0afota.
@rs. Sames Sousen refer
ioag Gorsoag) til @aIbpin, @is.,
boor bun pil opboloe iis set meite
al Sommeren.
Riis Carrie Guenruo Tom
2srOo9 biem isien efter / fIere Tiger
at bare beiset lin @rober | Groofs.
ton, @tinn.
Cigar gnoerion % SomiIie
tiltrao6te Sirsbag &eiieu tilbaee til
Gram, g. Gof.. efter nogle Tigers
9eieg hos SI9etninse beritebs.
Iiis Soenp gorse er Wau.
Sag reiit til eagle grope, bpor bun
oil afIGgse SIGstnin8e ct IGngere
geiss.
Gro oe Clifford gnfinion fra
SoIga, q. Sat, beisaer for Siben
2. &. Gnfinion og andre SlGgtnin.
ee beriteSS. Ge onfom Wanboe.
Riis eIiSabetb Sbompion al.
reiite SirsSng til Rubb, Soma, bpor
bun beisser fin Sante % andre
SlGgtnin9e.
Sroiesior % Mrs. &opeIitoo
refer en- al Gaeeue til @Ienipoob,
Winn, bnur De bill tilbrinee oct me.
tie al Sommeren.
Erpfesior Chr. IGietb bar til.
itebe peb Oct norife 2prermsoe, iom
boIOtes | minneapolis i gespnSel.
len al llgen.
-Socob Sdmub os SuItru bar
iortiben geisg Of fine TO 9stre, @rS.
g. SO. @enboIm og Mrs. s. 9.
@oIo, begee ira Q. Gafota.
9rofesiorcrne 0sear 9. OIion,
IS. 6. Sbcmpion % 8. u. Sinael.
! itab REFER ! bisie Sage til Gbicaso,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24
Cannon labss / Ereb.

Soc" Cannon bill bIi tiGabt at fort.
iatte iom Speafer til Sesiionens
Slut. Suiurseuterne bar "ihiffet
fine Sp9ro | goIsen" os bill looe
bam faa bragg bort / Sreo. Genne
SenipnsiuIobeb fra Sniursenternes
SIDE fan ban taffe graiioent Safi
for, ioet oct er Ipffeoes bernie at foa
benz ~opertaIt til OF fibre fin Spit, til
Sesiionen err forbt. Cannon bill ri.
meligpis til Soften after isge @ien'
paIg iom aonsresreprrientart, men
5anfen ON otter at bIi Speafer bar
ban manttet opgipe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24
Sotenlaget.

Wu bar osiaa Sotningerne ! am,'
rita bannet fit eeet Gag. st Wsos
bIep bcISt | Or. 8. gerss aontor !
WinneapoIis iiSite Sreoags aftcit.
o. Der oreouiiereoes ct Soterla9
meo fsleenbe GmbebsmGno: Sor'
mano, Sobn @or1ou; gieeformano,
6. q. ReIion; 8rotofoliefretGr. Sig
part Smebp; SinansiefretGr, Sbor'
paIo Smebp; 8asierer, Or. .. S.
Berg. Ieblemmer at Sireftionen
8. 6. Gpenion, 9arI 6. &oslee OF
geber SreSrifien. ct St9pne oil bti
boIot no paa Sommeren euer So
item. Chen err eronm life beitemt.
eubpis siretanber, Gaefsrer, So5
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24
Sorifieuiet.

CAROLS Iaioritet. Gfterat aus
Snoberetninger MI er inblsbne, unb.
tagen fra @apeIo gountp, bier bet
fig, at @upernsr Carroll bIep gieil.
nomineret peo iioIte Trimerpolg
meo ct Slertal af ca. $500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24
nv tyts Opt1nSelfe.
etm>el 6ammexfetnina af fndttpru Bart
s~Serrtuher S3liuhtermbeteubdie.

xpRzaae e. Iebezbe I Eibeneabens pesten, % BIT
blss siset es TIL 0cee at opsxte Ct fmpeIt fRtsbel iss
oebszbItsa a DItsstsrnSetoubeIye rbea Operation
Dess< CSeaselfe. ber ssmner netsp iom DInbterms
bt<sbsHe tsa lsrtte sses, III brsse Al ass Gptte, snss
enbaSst Der msset tkrhae xirssfser snbxr "a bore
ttIraabefist at ~fusstsse "a Dperattsa. Nstt< ueftbeIJ
faIbst eStertfs, 81 Saa en- sibenffaberte WaAbe jsms
msxixt II Bxdtbsru Bari, 0Ipcertne u arbrs amsle
Suerebtsneer.
Os<bt aSIep$ta effisIss Be nee Ecfe % tsssssr
uS ale ureaheber, tstIlet tseeu exbcx aRsbicta Tan
sisre, III - Dsas SistIlfgsIie lixbrs spssetmersss
% SatssrSsiesbsmme.
Reaea esAser eoss Oh Zee Bio, d bs isxb5pauass
pr faa Enthusiastically. bsis bu ife tpes Nss
bar ahprixo, euer bots ba bar gtns euer Gas 1 Ws
ben % 1srmeue, euer ca ~trsffrube Gsruemmerye csteu
at bsse ipsh. Bet d tsse ablee4<ss fa q 0us Speu
use fan DrtsbtarmsbetoubeHe ifYe taa useet 0sbfoar-
On ~s0rbi}HIb BOG | bet Hsrffe Sprpa, Stsrbe r,rxno
giIsbsr II .bsr ssrife Iius GSbenSir' t,rtaIsrSs
bssrbm Notwithstanding beStriI % kosrSsn
bn LET ian beifrtte bts msb ben, tau Tor III frrf TiS
eresIDss ri. Sa barbe l0fe beune Hpe % lie ISbo
6irip BIT RabR ~nehenfsr, tnbIoa e e.g<uts arts
ni9rfs. % ben pcrbtfnIbe Doe stI bIiot iea6t Sie ySpit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24

Den saIante etatipnsmsiter: On al.
brc 6rsfcn: "acrrmer life bet p~eIfiaueSe
Soeet fnart, ba?~
Stdtionsmeiteren: "SnaImobiobe6.
firre Srsfen. Tet fommer mol. On
bpao eisr nosen Simers Genten ! iinos
bommens gadr."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24

0ammei ct. Eioner paabret
bort. @iaiam Eitt W,trrab, en- al
Ct. Bauls rloite og bebit fienbte Bio.
r,erer, en- forleben Dag afsaaet peb
9soen | fit Siem beritebs | en- MIber
at So aar. San boiatte fig | Win-
neiota | 1849 og bar boet | ct. TatiI,
iioen for gpen inforperereoes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24
1tnae MopiepeIts VrpQnp.

hinge Nopicbelts Wrblnp. Sbeo.
bore Rooiepelt, Sr. blep / Wonbags
9gtepiet til Weiis eleanor Butler
aIeranber. gielien, Der fanot Steb t
grubens Mobers Siem, forretteoes
al @ep. Or. Senrp 90. Sanbers. =
glanot gruoepieerne bar Gtbel Too-
iepelt og iom gruoeibeno f~itnserebe
3ermit R~oolepelt. 8ruoeommers
Saoer, Grpreiioent I~ooiepeft, bar
tiliteoe iom 9iGit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24

6srfatferen: -aritifernx er Sa oobe
TOR noaet. Nu bar be ffirIbt mig iaa
ileest ub. at fg er Bit Ct, berSnrt 6or,
%fatter.~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24

senb "Heeprab. Soften" til slest %
gcmnsr I @amIelaubet. slac
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24

@uIIicf 2ermo og Miis alpina
Noeefer bIeo Snsbag Gftermiooog
aI. a ~9gtepieoe | Spnooefirfen Der |
@pen; Taitor Sorriion forrettebe.
grplliippet ieireoes t @ritbens Sor.
GIbres. Mr. og Mrs. gIpir Woecfers
Stem beriteos, og be npgifte tiItraaote
ON aftenen en- grpliipsreiie til Min.
neapolis. ~@rroeommer, Der er Bro.
Der til Gonntpfasierer o.. Ssrgenion
os er opporen / Springfielo Sofpn.
hip, bpor Sor9Iorene Dor, er getp'
rer for 1inneibeif Goitntp 2ano &
Enrichment Cos SiIialafoeIing Der /
gpen, og oct itnge s@gtepar pil alt-
ina iGtte 30 Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24

Wiis geuIab Bictorin @rapes,
Sottcr til SIR. og Wrs. Smut @rapes
| @Icnippoo Sopnibip, bleo ioag
Gorsoag) 8ormiobas 9stepiet til
2pman Netteberg fra 8erona. 9. o.
@ieIien fanbt Steb | Metbooiitfirfen
her ! @pen, boorpoa en- Reccption for
9ruSeporret afboIotes | @ruoens
SornIbres Stem. gruosommen be.
itprer en- ftsrre gIcpatorforretnins /
8eIten, og ban bill meb fin $ritrn
boiGtte iig | @erona.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24
2rgcn % iiuber ftcre Smerter fac
grmen fat oper ieien.


Mr. oe Mrs. Gotparo SeInes |
$igbIono Sopnibip borot Gnsoas
Gfterniooag grpEiiip for fin Dotter
sbea Soiepbine os Socob g. Oiinn.
bobl. IieIien farot Steo | SigbIano
Strife GIoffen fire, os ct fort antal
@iriter iamIeoes iioen / grlbens
Sor9Iores Siem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24
Notwithstanding.
Zen aase Stunt

enn an. uaul apaamar,.,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24

SIR. o. Irs. Chris. @angsneis'
9otter gbriitine bIep forrise Ssnoag
Gift nieb Ioit. @. s. Sretbeim. -
gieIicn fanot Gteb I 9incoln Strife
oa forretteoes af Eait. Chs. Hilsion,
bporefter @rpllrip ieireoes | gri.
bens SyorrIores Stem, bportil mango
8j9Iter Dor inobrbt. gruogommefi,
bpis Siem cr / Gilbert Sea, er ipaar
blepen uoeramineret fra 2ltber sc.
minar | Samline 90 ffal MI ooertage
ct aoIo, iom ban bar antaget fra
Blentppoob, Wontuna.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24

eubpis ~siretanber, Saefsrer, 305
YaIaee 9uiIeing. %~iuuoapotis. RiHn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24
Scmbes fsrite Scrnbanereiie. "Ici,

pCHutS TpfHt VtII
bbilfen iitprtelis Masie Renneifer,
Der Dog finbes | benne 8erben!' no.
breS Mrs. aatberine SbuI, ba bun
forIeSen Dag iteg al Soget | Smaba.
Sfisnt Wrs. Sbud pil bIi 100 Gar
/ Sftober, bar bette bog ben fsrite
@eiie, bum eiorbe meo Sernbanen,
ifisnt bum / oper 80 aar bar boet |
@retna, bare 20 Wfil fra Omaha, og
baalig ier Sosene fare forbi lit Siem
Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24

aSresie: asIeriia Co.. 9ept. 10, esrinaaep. pe,nu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24
Senrn Scrts anmubet ON at ipse

PeHfD FtFRd ," 10
IfifeS. Sfslse ct Tresietelegram oa'
teret @aibinston ben 22be sunni bar
Sinansbeportementet paa Sorm'
lebning af grGiioent Gait anmooet
Senrp 8. Serts ON pr. cmgaaenoe
at Isae fin glfffeo iom Snternal &e'
penie. aonefter / gbicasobiitriftet.
Eli bans gfterislser er uoieet 9.
so. Sitd,, en- &onbuftsr paa Suinois
gentral6anen, ser tos en- fremra'
oenbe Gel / of p~rsaniiere Sernbane'
menbene / Sapsr al Gait peb fioite
Hrpiioentpalq.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24
Snbpanbrinaen til Canada.

VHuUUHUfUHBtH w V"H"U"' y
be iioite 10 @ar er Der til CANADA
onfommet 1,455, 2SS Menneifer fra
anore 9anbe. Sette reprGienterer en-
aiennemInitlis Snoponoring al 145,'
52S gerioner ON aaret. SiltroSs
for ben enorme Srtbpunoring til belt
liae Canada, ipnes De enoelsie grr'
rier naiten Iige iaa ubefolfeoe lom
for ii gar iiben. De organtiereoe
aolonier os Settlementer tager Jig
poa arotet no iom imaa iorte Brit
fe poa Be umaaoclige 8iooer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-22
IS SILENT
President Of Missouri Pacific
Makes No Reply TO Con-
ference Proposal
lBy Associated Presa.l J

ST. Louis. Mo, Oct. % Officials OF
the Machlnists union have had no
word today from President james
Oconeell, regarding the fe-opening
of the conference for settlement Of
the strike on the Missouri Pacific
proposed by Sedalia business men
The Boilermakers, pipemen and black
smiths say they will continue their
walk ont The switchmen say begin
ming Monday they will refuse to
handle cars carrying strikebreakers.
General Manager Sullivan insists that
the walk out win not be noticed by
the travelling public.
Sullivan said the railroads employ
|. 900 members OF the unions which
walked out. The presidents OF the
unions maintain that 2.5o0 men quit
work. One car load OF the men 10
take the strikers places was sent to
sedalia. Mo. where the principal
shons 81 the Missouri Pacific are 10
Gated.
No evidence Is anticipated. The men
who walked cut have said they will
call out the union men in the me.
chanlcal departments OF other Gould
roads II the trouble Is mol Sattled
within reasonable time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-22
FRANK MAY Be ABOLISHED
Hitchcock Takes First Step
Toward Stopping Free
Use of Mails
tBy Leased Wirel

Washington Oct 22-That conven.
lent thing. the government frank.
by means of which members OF con
gress and other government Officials
have been known TO send eyerythiug
from COW TO a pineapple through
the malls. postage free. rs going 10 BIZ
put out of business forever II Post
master General Fronk II. Hitchcock
has his way He took the first step
today toward substituting for IL spe
cial official stamp aud stamped cnyel
Ope.
Under the authority given him in
the postal savings bank act he ~
proved special stamped envelope u
be usei instead OF franks" In the
free transmission Of the official mail
resulting from the business Of The
new postal savings system He it,
{, nds TO advocate the substitution ol
his method In the ease Of all official
mall matter and hopes hat congress
will enact his idea In this regard int
the law Of the land,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-22
LAND SALES ARE APPROVED
Banner Transaction of State
Reported From Cherokee
County

The board Of school land commits
sloners approved the land sales recent
~ held In Payne, Pawnee, Noble and
Kay counties, where 10S out OF f72
tracts We're sold at auction, bringing
$S77 7.505aO, or s20.9G5 above .he ap-
praised value as placed by the state.
Only nine OF the tracts were purchas-
ed By other than lessees
The banner sale OF the state was
concluded In Cherokee county Tues.
day, where forty-six tracts OF an ay-
erage OF 40 acres each brought to-
tai of S240o0O. or $4,000 IN exeegs
OF the state appraisement. T. Il. To-
well, lessee Of 100 acres appraised by
the state at $4,000. bid II In for yis 200
H. Z. Barry bought his holding for
slO,plD, which was $1,000 over the at,-
praisement. Charles II. Orlngderlf
paid $4,000 for like tract which had
been appraised by the state worth
so,1vv. Cnrisiien Hass paid s1S.7o0
for tract valued by the state at S.
zoe and Godfried Miller was the pnr-
chaser OF 100 acres which the state
valued At $4,000, paying the price q
<la.ioo All OF these were lessses OF
the land.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-22
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Saltwater, OKLA Oct z2.-Judge
Huston Is holding the second week Of
district court here. having returned
from Ardmore where he presided ?
murder trial last week. The first YER
dict OF this week was brought In yes
terday IN the case OF Charles Baird,
vs. Frank Tyler, in which the plain
iiff was suing for the alienation or
bissEife's affections asking for dam
ages. In abe sam OF $4,000 from Frank
Tyler. The verdict was In favor Of
the defendant Both are well known
residents Of saltwater, Tyler being
the owner Of considerable property in
this country and elsewhere.
In the case Of William Boyd who
was charged BY Leroy Rau2viph witis
afsen. the jury assessed damages OF 81
and costs against the plaintiff.
Judge Huston granted four divorces
as follows. w. W. Wilder VS.. Zella
Wilder: A. G. Turner vs. Leona Tur-
ner. Sam B Blackburn ". Alta NJ.
Blackburn: and fr0na iiornaday Y.
4. E Holuaday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-22
fRv Lensed MIC,

Chicago. H., Oct. %. Thrown into
Jail for fifty-fiye hours charged WITH
abductmg Miss Marie White, l7-year
old Hyde Park girl, John Walter Bot
torff was released from custody by
Judge NeWcOmber when Attorney
George Barrett produced in court a
certificate proving the marriage oil
Bottorff and his sweetheart at Crown
Point. Ind. September 20.
With his release HottOrff began a
systematic search TO find his wife.
who. he alleges, was held a prisoner
in her mothers home al 1924 Ellis
avenue after the return Of the couple
from a three weeks honeymoon "trip
through Southern states, but who mys
terlously disappeared sometime during
the last Two days.
Mother Away; Elope.
Bottorff was a bachelor living at
45l3 Ellis avenue, near the White
business and Shorthand school. con
due.ed by The mother Of his sweet
heart
After several months OF romantic
courtship. made difficult by the moth
er's objections, Bottorif and Miss
White seized the opportunity present
ed by the mothers vacation trip to
Canada and Europe They eloped to
Crown Point, where they were marri-
ed by Justice II B. Nicholson, The Of
fetal who recently achieved notoriety
By assessing heavy fines against a
number of Chicago women for remoy-
inc poultry, pies and vegetables from
several farms near Crown point while
on an automobile trip.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-22
BAD OMEN
Opening Of International AVla-
tIOn Meet Marked
By MIshap

Belmont Park, Oct 92 AT the
opening Of the International aviation
meet today, Tod Shrlyer. In a Dietz
hiplane, WIS caught BY the wind. anil
dashed fifty feet to the earth. Bald
win, IN Red Devil flew over 10
the field from Garden City six miles
at the rate OF mile minute
The most important event Of the
meet-the event thnt brought Il u
this cOuntry-will be the ln0-klome-
Ter race for the Gordon Bennett IN
ternatlonal aviation cup. which carries
with cash prize Of $1,000 The cup
was won for the first time BY Glenn
H. Curtiss at Rheims France, on Aa
gust %, 1909 The distance WIS then
only 20 kilonelers, and Curtiss tine
was Is minutes so Be seconds Louis
Bleriot was second Ills new model
m0noplane, which holds the present
worlds altitude, crossic0untry dis
lance and speed records. will be the
most formidable competitor for tlie
eup this year
The two other most coveted plizas
are those Offered By Thomas RYAN for
a flight irCm the AVIATION helu 70 hsu
around the statue Of Liberty in New
York harbor and return $tlop0l) a'fd
by the Aero club Of America fs5ooal.
for an altitude Of i00e0 feet Of better
which will be added 10 TIE regnar
prize Of $1,000 for new worlds ree-
ord Is 9 1856 feet. made at Mourmeion,
France, by Henry Wynmalen. He does
not compete in the meet here.
In addition TO these sneoial prlzes
system has been formulated av when
there will be daily competitions of an
hour each for altitude aul 'stapee.
WITH 2 third daily prize for duration.
based on the total time eaca aviator
has been In the air each day for tlie
various events in which he has conn
peted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-22
CHICAGO
WINS CANT: I
IN NINTH.
lBy Associated pressl

Chicago H., Oct 22 Weather To-
day seemed better for lceboatng than
for a worlds series baseball game.
The mercury Is forty-two. bu. The sun
shown an dthe canvas cover was re-.
moved TO allow the diamond to dry.
The line at the box office formed very
slowly
The game was called at 2.05 h m.
weather balmy, attendance n 0nO
The batteries Cole and Archer. Ben
der aud Thomas King was dIsplac.
ed ms catcher because Of his previous
failure to hit
First nnino.
Philadelphia Sirunk was thrown
oui first. Lord flew 10 Sheekard
Collins out Chance TO Cole, who coy
cred first No runs
Chicago sheckafd walked schulte
struck out, Shockard stole second
and scored on llofIman's high bound
er over third Chance forced lIoff
man at second and was ont himself al
first because Hoffman interfered with
the ball one run.
Second Inning.
Philadelphia Baker singled. Dayls
famed; Murphy flew to Schultz.
Baker out stealing. No runs.
Chicago Zimmerman hit nigh fly
to Murphy; Stemieldt grounded OUT
Tinker walked. out stealing. No runs.
Third Inning.
Philadelphia Barry out Steinfeldf
to Chance. Thomas was easy Cole
to Chance; Bender walked and Stmnk
tripled scoring Bender Strunk out,
ovcrslid third. One run.
Chicago. No runs
Fourth Inning.
Philadelphia. Two runs.
Chicago. One run.
Fifth Inning.
Neither side scored
Sixth Inning.
Neither side scored.
Seventh inning.
Both teams drew a blank.
Eighth Inning.
Neither side scored.
Ninth Inning.
Brown Is pitching. Philadelphia
fails to score. Chicago made one run
and won the game
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-22

Marriage Certificate Frees Eloper From Cell,
But He Can't Find Wife--Girl
Believed Prisoner.

Upon their return last Saturday
night they were met at the Hyde Park
station. where Bottorlf was seryeI
with warrants sworn out by his moth
er-inlaw. Vie was taken TO jall I'M.
der $4,000 bonds and brought into
Judge Newcomers court yesterday
The case was dismissed In spite OF
the hysterical appeal OF Mrs. White
for vengeance on the man who rob
bed her of her poor darling baby.
That all the world loves a lover was
eXempiifled In court when friends OF
the couple took the part Of the hns-
band and produced letters to show
that The girl had profess sed great love
for l3ottorIi Miss Edith Goslyn Of
Milwaukee told OF visiting Mrs. Bott.
orif two days ago ai time when the
mother declared the girl was too III
to appear for the prosecution, Miss
Goslyn declared the young br'le wac
perfectly we'll and hoped IN time mat
her mother would relent anG bestow
her blessings upon the marriage,
House is Deserted.
Late yesterday when police Officers
tried to serve summons The house
was deserted aud search failed to
locate either mother or daughter
Botiorff Is frantically searching ior
his bride, while Attorney Barrett adj
mlts that various sorts Of proceedings
ranging from arrest for false impfis
onment to habeas corpus writ 10
compel the irate mother TO produce
the daughter in court are immediate
possibilities.
Bottorff IS 30 years old and the girl
gave her age as l9.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-22

"Since II is in order for Republican
taxpayers OF Logan county who have
been duped by the present county
board to come forward and make con
fession, / would like to add a few
words to the interview printed in The
Leader from the Guthrie merchant and
tie Lawrie township taxpayer said q
taxpayer Of Guthrie township today
"Of all the foolish rigamarole gotten
out by the Republican committee and
press that touching upon the Logan
county court house is the worst.
''If two men ever builded a monu-
ment to themselves and to the county
II is j. D. Burke and John Favor, the
maorit myiembers of the Democratic
board in 1907, who In the face OF
much opposition initiated and erected
through to completion the present
Logan county court house. Prior to the
building of this edifice | recall that
not less than six grand iurles in sub
mitting their reports on county af
fairs, condemned in merciless terms
the old county court house building.
Each of these grand juries recon-
mended the building OF new cour'
house. AS far back as 1896 when {
Republican board was in control 8
committee of citizens waited upon this
county board asking that steps be
taken looking to the erection OF new
court building, but this Republi al
county board nor the many that sue
ceeded it refused TO do the thing look
ing to the betterment Of the county
1t was not until many years later wher
the taxpayers of Logan county, indig
nant and outraged, overturned the re
publican machine and elected Demo
cratic board, that Logan county evei
received any action whatever looking
to substantial new court building.
What Burke and Favor Did.
"Messrs Burke and Favor initiated
the court house project, and during 2
period extending over eight months
they interviewed hundreds OF taxpay
ers of Logan county as well as sores
of business men of Guthrie as to th1
feasibility of erecting a new cour'
house. Opinion was almost unanimous
that Logan county should not be be
hind in the race for county supremacy
and that an edifice equal. If mol
superior to those In Woodward, King
fisher. and other counties, should be
built in Logan county. After Messrs
Burke and Favor had fully decided
upon the erection of court building
they cast about for plans necessary tt
fulfill financial obligations. Opinion
was that 80 per cent of the taxpayers
Of the county were in favor OF the
rental plan. 1t was held that this
plan would entail less burden on tax
payers than the method of issuins
bonds. At that time six counties II
Oklahoma had erected new confl
buildings and in several instances ths
cost had exceeded 100000. In some
counties there was much criticism OF
the useless expenditure of public
moneys. The time not being right
ETC. In one or two cases the county
board was condemned for making new
contracts for court houses, but IN ths
majority of cases the taxpayers wht
were The loudest in condemnation sub
sequently became warmest in com
mendation. Messrs. Burke and Favor