The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-07
"HE RUINED MY HOME


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ruined my home" said Cudahy. turn
ing 10 the officer and making no al
tempt at resistance.
You are under arrest" said thr
i officer.
"All right III 20 with you, but let
me call my attorney before you take
me to the station" replied Cudahy,
calmly
"Call your attorney and I'll get an
ambulance for this man. said the
policeman. WHO is hep
els Jere Lills,' Cudahy said over
his shoulder, as he walked toward
| telephone
Cudahy's History.
Since Cudahy's marriage TO Miss
Edna Gown, who was society belle
+. OF Omaha, on December 2S, 1899, the
family has been prominent here. On
The day of the marriage Cudahys
! father made him manager OF his
Kansas City packing interests. After
three months honeymoon, which
| included trips on special trains and
| the occupancy OF a palace in Italy,
the couple returned here and pur-
/ chased one of the finest homes in the
+ city.
/ The Cudahys have five children
! lillis is a bachelor, AZ years OF
/ age. He Is manager of The Western
/ Exchange bank and prominent So
cially. Often he has been in club
rooms in cudahyls company.
! Mrs Cudahy was found last night
/ She was extremely nervous. The re-
ports that have gone broadcast have
perturbed her greatly. However,
she says she is going to bear up as
/ best she can, as she is positive that
| in time she will be, vindicated.
Il can say nothing new but that
the sto les thas have been told
about me are distor. ed and untrue,
she said. Time alone will bring oui
the real truth. In justice TO me and
my children, don't believe word of
what is being said, The stories are
absolutely untrue,
Friends who called at the Cudahy
/ residence yesterday were told by
/ Freda, a maid. that her mistress was
not At home to callers
! All Parties Concerned Are Reticen..
Cudahy will be arraigned in police
court one week from today on the
charge.
Frank Walsh, Cudahys attorney,
said this morning he did not know
/ where his client Is, whethe. or moi
he had lefi the ely. No lntorma-
/ ton could be secured al the Cudahy
/ home. Members oil the family re-
fused to be seen aud servants re-
felred callers 70 their employers at
/ tmDeys.
Extreme reiceuce was the marked
characte' is ic Of everyone connected
With the case today. Judge +. T..
! Johnson, attorney for Lillis, said: u
dou't believe Lillls would care to
make a statement. al least not now.
In fact, don't believe he Is In shape
0 talk much he has severe cut
or bruise across his lips thai makes
II difficult for him to speak.
Il was rumored during the morn
ing that Liliis had died OF his wounds,
but this proved untrue. Al noon il
was repor ed by hospital officials
hlt I.illis had imp. owed since last
night The exact nature OF his
wounds could no. be learned
Ii was stated that Lillis wouldn't
prosecute Cudahy and Assistant Pros
ecu,or Jost said he was unable TO say
'Nhal the atti ude OF the state would
be.
score OF newspaper men sought
Mrs. Cudahy attempting to get a
statement from her.
Mrs cudshy Makes Statement.
This afternoon Mrs. Cudahy was
induced TO make a statement. Mrs.
Tudahy, in telling OF her husband :
a tack upon Lillis, declared Ii was
The culmna.ic len OF long line OF
b ual treatment This last act, she
said, would result in the separation
OF herself and husband. Mrs. Cud-
ahy was lying on davenport in her
room as she made the statement.
One oi her eyes was badly swollen.
This was done Saturday night.
she said and | have no desire TO
receive visitors today. 1t was a ter
rible thing hat occurred And it
was all caused BY the automobile. a
new unabout that Lillis had just or
dered ,- }s
I Mrs, Cpdahy then 1old ,be, story, OF
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