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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30
WHY THIS SILENCE !?
Alexander Not Rushing Into Print With
Answers to His Five Hundred Dollar Offer

four articles Of the constitution ars
as dumb as an oyster. Mind you,
now | am speaking Of the twenty-four
articles OF the constitution. not the
Enabling Act. That instrument no.
where says that the capital shall be
at Guthrie. Oklahoma City. Mangum,
Ardmore or anywhere else. Now II
you plant yourself on the constitu-
ton, and you take that as your ground
work. then | repeat the questiona
Where do you get your authority to
remove the capital from Guthrie?"
You are hound 10 admit that there
is no authority In the twenty-four ar.
ticles which compose the constitution
authorizing the removal Then don't
you thing IL is about time for you fel-
lows 20 quit harping about the con-
stitutlon when you can't give the
section and article authorizing you
to do what you arc attempting to dof
No, ms dear Bill there is nothing IN
the twenty.four articles OF the consti-
luton treating on the capital remov-
al question or capital anything else:
hut kind sir, the twenty-four articles
and Bill of Rights are predIcated,
founded and built upon the Enabling
Act aud from the Enabling Act, and
It alone, did the constitutional con-
fion have anv authority 20 write the
Continued on Page 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30
ACCEPTS GHLLLtNGE TO DEBATE

Editor Leader In recent Issue
os your nt per you announced that ".
II Murray in a public speech in Okla
coma, issued a challenge to Lee Grace
ard j. b. A. Robertson and others
who are candidates for governor %
meet him upon the stump in various
places throughout the state and dis
tuss the issues now before the peoD4e.
In behalf OF j. B. A. Robertson /
have accepted the challenge, with
The sole provision that the same is TO
be mutually accepted by Lee Cruce.
Judge Robertson stands ready to meet
Mi Cruce and Mr., Murray and VIII
meet them II II Is the desire OF those
gentlcmen lIe is willing that this
meeting should extend over the per-
icd Of week or month. Very :e-
sroctiully
G. A SMITH
Chandler okla, May ~ 1919
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30
HONOR SOLDIER DEAD
Graves of Departed Heroes in Summit View
Decorated Mid Solemn Ceremonies.

tnan ever before and the larger mum
Ter of the yeterans were thus convey
ed A number of the citizens of
Guthrie got out their large machiles
and decorated them with flags ard
bunting. A considerable procession
went out Oklahoma avenue by way
o; the temporary capitol to the GENE.
terry. Company d, led the processicn.
The exercises at Summit View were
informal.
At the First Methodist church this
afternoon the formal program WAS
tsrried out The principal speech
was by Judge A. II Huston. who
laIade an eloquent and inspiring ad-
dress. The program started with
America n Rev A. B. Nicholas
tie, chaplain. gave the Invocation
MSS Alma Carson made an address
on behalf Of the Ladies of the & A
r.. Mrs. Lula Cotieral sang '"rhe
Star Spargled Banner and Mrs
Maud Meisinger sang the Battle
hymn Of the Republic" there were
several selections. and Miss Lusi |,
] alta gave an appropriate reeitsticl1
In the churches yesterday tn n
were appropriate services.
Today there were several smfj
d 4 l.cs and family gatherings and &c
Continued on Page 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30
OWLS H00T THE EAGLES
Ight on lnIehI cmfMy


Right on tneht cmfwy
Right cut in the broad daylight
yesterday the Owls clawod the Eagles
into ribbons and sent them TO the
cave for repairs Daylight was TUNED
into midnight for the Eagle bird ard
the Owl bird hooted long and loud
he score of the lodge champion
ship at Electric park was 4 to O. The
Eagles were not able To get many OF
their PLAYERS beyond first base. Zach
SIDE. however. tore Of some good
rays, each claiming double. The
game was one of the best amateur *
bibitlon ever seen here and was en-
ioyed by q large crowd, prosilcnl
go Meyer Of The Guthrie Basel All
associations, nmpired
Buck Ellis and Walter Peop'
formed the hattery for the Eaele1
ard the liston brothers, the etacR
riayers fiom Edmond, did the pluck
'ag for the Owls.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30

The following letter written In re-
sponse to- W. l.. Alexander's recent
offer Of $500 to any Que who could
ctb the section and article OF the
state constitution forbiddiug the re-
mognl OF the state capital before 1919
Us given space In The Leader. mas
much a. none ol the Oklahoma City
newspapers have seen tit to give It
publication:
Purcell. Oklahoma. May 25. 1910.
W. h. Alexander, Oklahoma City.
My Dear Sir. In recent issue
Of an Oklahoma city paper noticed
an offer Of yours agreeing TO give
$500 20 any man who Will give you
The section and article Of the constr
tuition forbiddiug the removed Of the
capital from Guthrie before the year
1913. Now, dear Bill as you seem
to lay such stress on the constitution
and predicate your offer on that in
strument permit mo TO ask you TO
giye mo the section aud article OF
the constitution AUTHORIZING the
removal OF the capita, from Guthrie IN
1918, or at any time before that date.
Now answer That question. dear BILL
Is not that question just as fair as
yours so far as the twenty-four ar
ticles Of the constitution are con-
16rnody wln assert that ~ the
capital removal question tae twenty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30
SUMMER CHAUTAUQUA
Attractive Program Being Ar
ranged for the Annual
Gathering

Characterized hy the bringing TO.
getller of the best talent that could
be secured, the summer session OF
the Guthrie Chautauqua promises a
revelation in these gatherings.
40 pains has been spared by the
management TO make this affair a
success and as the time draws near
the executive committee arc strain
ing every energy tO place golden
crown on this meeting. !.
The program has been filled all
but the last day, and visitors will bc
entertained as fellows: July 1914
psrland Newhall, Musical Artists;
July II, Bill Bone, humorist July l6-
u. John Addison, oriental lecturer,
July IS. Hon Joseph 6. Cannon.
Ispeaker of the house Of the national
congress: July 10, Clarence Burgder-
Her. bano-loguee.
/ Tickets can be suceured now at a
Iredueed price and from Miss Mable
s5iaiags. AItef july lsL tns priee wiii
be raised.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30
SCANDAL
sTARTLES
ILLINOIS
------ ve-x .ggzra
FOURTH CONFESSION I'm
ALLEGED L RIM ER
BRIBERY AFFAIR
--t41AA - MA"'aAS
SENATOR H0LTSLAW
SAYS He TOOK MONEY
-----~-~- .sstle-.EiM
Heretofore He Had Not Figured
In the Senatorial EleC-
tl0n Exposure

Chicago, May 30. Senator Holt.
slaw's confession, resulting In the In
dlctment OF Senator Broderick OF Chi
cago. is the fourth confession obtain
ed since the exposure on April 18th
last.
The first confession was made by
Representative Charles A. White OF
OFallon. ILL.,, who declared he had re-
ccyed $1,000 from Representative
Lee O'Neai Browne for his vote for
Lorimer and 5000 as his share Of the
legislative lack pot"
Three Confessions Resulted.
Although.stimati2ed as O blak-mail-
er by the men whose names he had
involved. Whites confession resulted
In grand jury Investigations In Cook
and Sangamon counties. In the Cook
county grand jury room on May y
Whites confession was corroborated
by Representatives. II. j. q. Beck
meyer, OF Carlisle, ILL., This second
confession resulted In three indict-
ments In connection with the Lori
mer ease There wero:
Lee ONeil Browne, leader OF the
Democrats in the legislature, OK Ottk
wa, Ill, on charge OF bribery
Representative Robert ID. Wilson,
Democrat, on a perjury charge.
Representative Michael S. Link, OF
Mitchell, H., Democrat, charged with
perjury.
Following an offer OF immunity.
Mink made the third confession and
/ khe Indictment standing against him
4 WAS nOllied.
i Rrowno and Wilson were arrested
and gave bonds, Browne In the sum
/ Dc $4,000 and Wilson in the sum OF
+ = 000
Browne was brought to trial In
fudge McSnrcly's branch Of the GRIM
Anal court here early last week. Most
Iof the week was consumed by counsel
1 for the defense la attempting 70 have
the Indictment against Browne quash-
cd. On Friday. when arguments had
been completed Judge McSurely took
the case under adyisement. lie then
announced that his decision would be
ready next Wednesday
The confession OF HoltsIaw created
the greatest sensation OF the sena'
torial bribery scandal, as he had not
figured In the Lorimer cases. Hd
was not called to Chicago by States
. Attorney Wayman and the authorities
have not considered him as p0ssl'
: bic source Of information.
) state Senator Stewart is In the
cifv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30
" | | D
sNORTs
Of ANGER.
G. o. P. LEADERS ARE UP
IN ARMS AGAINST
HARRIS
TERN CONVENTION
CALL BIG BlUNOER
ryI, -
Carpstbag Bunch Badly Split
Account ChaITman's
Action
Republican stalwarts are mad.

Republican stalwarts are mad
An awful hullababoo has been rails
ID by the action of Republican state
Chairman Jim Harris in calins a
convention to meet in Guthrie June
1G
It appears that Congressman Nc
Cuire Is the only leader stand ng
ly Harris in his action.
Dennis Flynn, Cash Cade, Frank
Wright, J. E. Jenkins, Pete Drum
n.ond, H P. Robbins and II. II p
Stanford, denounce the call. 1t is a
lig blunder, they sa, In sisI'cd
statement to the Tulsa World, DEN
MS Flynn says:
"Oklahcma City. May 2S-The call
ihe of convention to elect a state
chairman in advance of the nomina
tions looks like machine job to me-
rhe nominees for state officers
ar ould have some say in selecting a
chairman. think Harris an Unfit
man for chairman and believe tits
convention Is called, not for party
Unity, but to strengthen himself.
(Signed %. T. FLYNN
Cash Cade also wires.
Shawnee. Oklahoma, May 2S--Jn.
der the primary law II looks like itar-
ris had the cart before the horse. We
elect state committeeman August 2.
tioubt the wisdom of state cony. n
ticn before we know who the nom
inees are to be- No platform should
10 made before August g The now
committee elected August q atter
consulting the nominees, will select
tie new state chairman. Selfishness
Is the only thing that will defeaC the
Republicans this year.
fsigned) "CASH CADE.'
The Tulsa World appears tC he
the biggest snorter of all. 1t is far
" wild. In screaming headlines it
cites:
"State Leaders and Press Unite in
cnndemning Convention Call: SEMI
ment is Practically Unanimous That
II Will Result in Damage to Rspub'
Lean Prospects in State Campaign;
tcnvenuon should Be Held All er
August 2 and Successful Candidates
Gwen Right To Select New Stale
Chairman--Awful Blunder."
The row promises to cause a Der
nianent split and be q repetition of
the TULSA platform blunder of 1891
The World semes to see move on
Harris part to WELD the machine
to his liking.
Chairman Harris said today: "Tke
Worlds opposition amounts to nJlh
irr. Il Is an insect. We all undor
stand FLYNN. The convention for
tune i6 is popular and it will be a
rouser"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30
]. s. MAIL
CARRIERS
IN SESSION

Letter carriers from all the larger
Cities Of Oklahoma met here today I'M
fhe seyeHth annual convention of the
Letter Carriers association.
The opening session was held az
The city hall at II O'Clock. Mayor
Farquharson made an address OF well
come, which was responded to by
President w. A. Walford Of Chiekasha.
Postmaster VIM. NJ Mccoy made a
brief add The session was a 30
cial and congratulatOy one and adj
lournmcnt was taken for dinner at
the Northsido Inn The attendance
Is good there being representatives.
from dozen cities.
|. Early this afternoon there was an
automobile diryo about the city and
the visitors were shown that Guthrie
carriers pound moro hard sidewalks
along more paved streets that do the
carriers OF any other town OF anything
near Guthrie's size.
The business session was started IN
tho altcnoon McAlestor Is regarded
as the probable next place of meet
Ing, with shawnee In second place
Election for officers Is TO be held.
The banquet at the lone Is to be
started at o'clock Secretary o.
state Bill Cross and John Golobie ar1
TO be the principal speakers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30
THE BLUE AND THE GRAY
lGenrae Il Finch


BY the flow Of the inland river,
Whence the fleets of iron have fled,
Where the blades of the grave grass
quiver,
Asleep are the ranks of the dead.
Under the sod and dew,
Waiting the judgment day;
Under the one, the Blue,
Under the other, the Gray.
These in the robings of glory,
Those in the gloom OF defeat,
All with the battle-blood gerry
In the dusk of eternity meet
Under the laurel, the Blue,
Under the willow, the Gray.
From the silence OF sorrowful hours,
The desolate mourners go,
Lovingly laden with flowers,
Alike for the friend and foe.
Under the sod and the dew,
Waiting the judgment day;
Under the roses the Blue,
Under the lilies, the Gray.
Sadly, but not with upbraiding;
The generous deed was done;
In the storm Of years that are fading
No braver battle was won.
Under the sod and the dew,
Waiting the judgment day,
Under the blossoms, the Blue,
Under the garlands, the Gray.
No more shall the war cry sever
Or the winding rivers be red,
They Danish our anger forever
When they laurel the graves of our
dead. =
Under the sod and the dew.
Waiting the judgment day,
Love and tears for the blue,
Tears and love for the Gray.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30
MODERN FARM METHODS.
Demonstrations and Lectures
to BE Given Farmers BY
State Experts

A. G.. Cobb, superintendent of the
ia m demonstration department of ire
state board of agriculture, announces
the following additional dates ioi
special meetings OF county farmers
institutes on the demonstration farms
:, be held during the month of june:
Pontotoc county, near Ada, June 8.
Jackson county, near Olustee, June
Rogers county near Chelsea, June
II.
Beaver county, near Beaver, June 8
Adair county, near Westville, Juue
Il.
Atoka county, near Caney, June iS.
Kay county. near Newkilk. June 90
Caddo county, near Anadarko, Ilre
2s.
Okfuskee county, near Okomah
,lune rs.
Grady county. near Chlckasha, June
2,
An effort will he made to have ov
cry farmer in the county. ana ris
family. in attendance to investigate
the work being done on the demon
airation farm and to hear lectures ~
s,ate experts on the Modern Methods
of Farming" How to Secure The
Pest Results etc. Thief armers gen
jally are taking great interest II
tl,is work and the prospects are for
big attendance in each county at these
meetings.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30
MUSKOGEE:
DENOUNCES
GRAF I BILL
81 900 CAMPAIGN FUND
TO DEFEAT LEDBET-
TER SCHEME
MASS MEETING ADOPTS
F0RCIDLE RESOLUTIONS
Initiated Bill Characterized as
"UrWlse, Unfair and
Unsafe


Special to Daily Leader.
Muskogee, Okla, May 30.--Musko-
gee is decidedly against the Ledbetter
capital location bill
Saturday night 1t raised $1,000 for
campaign fund against the measure.
1t also passed unanimously the fol-
lowing resolution against the bill:
Resolved by the citizens OF Mus
kogee and adjoining counties in mass
meeting assembled that, after having
listened to the discussion between
Campbell Russell, of the Oklahoma
Taxpayers league, and II. S. Hurt,
representing the capital location com
mittee, on the proposed capital loca-
tion bill to be voted on June If, that
we are agreed that the provisions of
the June II bill are unwise, unfair
and unsafe.
We especially condemn the arbi-
trarN unlawful and hasty action OF
the party or parties responsible for
emitting page four of the initiated
bill as signed by the petitioners from
the printed copies contained In the Of
licial pamphlet now being slowly fur
nished to the voters Of this state. We
ask all good citizens and taxpayers to
Join us June II in defeating, at the
polls the present scheme of extract
ing and absorbing the tax moneys of
this state, and we are further agreed
that there will be ample time to con.
slider the merits or demerits OF the
New Jerusalem plan when such
plan Is brought legally before us for
consideration, if ever.
Signed:
"W. G, ROBERTSON,
j. A. MARKHAM,
aaN LA NfltnltIE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30
STATS WILLIS MAY PITCH

Expectations Of the fans run high
II regard to tomorrow's bali game
here. Stats" Willis Is expected 70
Get back to his old place In the box.
i'e has teegraphod that he would get
here In hme for the game II posi-
lie and 1t is the intention of the man.
agement to put him in. He made a
re cord last year.
The game tomorrow with El T no
is likely to be good one. The Gpih-
,it team II stil further strengthened
and yesterday 1t cleaned up the lsad-
CTS
Locally the financial support of the
team has been assured.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30
I A CS
AND
BEER At 81
tstaff special)


oklahoma City. May S0.-The ok
lahoma city Spirit" was truly exempli-
fled here on Saturday Forced by
banks, holding notes Of addition boos-
ters, to take part in tag day fes-
tivitles, several hundred women and
girls got out and roamed the streets.
1t was fierce, in fact, rotten. never
knew what rowdeyism was among
ladies before. Such brazen conduct.
Men we're chased by women heIter
skelter over town. II was spectacle
TO make decent men blush, and what
few there are In Oklahoma CITY did.
And the din was added to by the
"ladies" In the red light district They
also played tag and got their dollar.
Prof. A. G. Scott said n was all q
burning shame. The rcdlight ladle.
generally get dollar a bottle But
/ started to speak OF the Oklahoma
City graft spirit Ten thousand tag.
were printed. Inc real estate boos
ters seeing a chance to side graft
the main graftcrs, sureptitously
. inted lot OF phony tags and rakec
in 81 900 on the side whilc the ladies'
working for the main show were pull
ing in $2,1l0. =.
How's that for high?
Louis Bronson, OF Guthrie. was here
Saturday at the register of deeds OF
flee learned that Oklahoma City hat
1886 recorded addition plats. How
that for high, low and Jack Alexan
| der?
Notices were sent out today warn
ing all union workingmen to stal
away from oklahoma CITY A bll
trades strike Is on All buildinl
operations arc suspended.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30
DAMAGING
TESTIMONY
PRODUCED
lBy Associated Press. J


ST. Louis, Mo, May 30--The trial
OF MIS-. Dora + Doxey was resumed
in Judge Crmms court this morn ne
The defendant was much refreshed
after days rest yesterday. An
hOuncement of the womans attorney
that cacoGylate of sodium with which
she is alleged to have poisoned Erder
had been fed to a dog for three we KS
without deleterious effect brought out
ell argest crowd that has attended
tie trial since it began.
G. H. Miller, lawyer of Des Moines
testified that he received letter
dated June IA, less than a month he
fore Erde, died, from Mrs. Doyey
as king for a loan of twenty dollars
She wrote him she was to get ire
insurance Of man who lis almost
dead"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30
RAINFALL IN OKLAHOMA

Figures on the rainfall for the
ninth erdiug May 25, complied by
i'ank Ficld statistIcian Of the state
board Of agriculture. show that the
average precipitation was S,02 inches,
as compared with 5Si for the same
refiod last year The average mean
temperature for the month was 66S
togrocs, as compared with 6G.6 last
yoar 'rha hlghost temperature reach
"a at any point during the month
WAS rs, while last year 1t went as
high as S26.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30
INDIANS BURN To DEATH
Expected TO Witness Graduation
Exercises OF Daughters
Boarding House Burns
fllY Aaanclaled prens.l

Eufaula. okla. May 30 PucnlbiO
Lowe, peter Beaver and The lattef's
wife and child, al Indians from Wc3e"
tka. were burned to death in Ire
that destroyed q rooming house hfie
early today Beaver and Love each
lad daughter IN the graduating
e'ass at the indian high school here
snd Nele lele u attend t..e slad ii
irs exercises.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30
(By Asstd Press)
New Orleans,
La, May so To
night fair and
Tuesday

III Fracture was clean and complete
end there was no splinering
Warner was playing on third base
for the Eagles and was making a
throw to first He made peculiar
tN list and his arm was heard to snap.
lie is stout man, only twentv..wo
years old. and the case Is a puzzle to
baseball players and physicians alike.
DR.. Melvin, the physician Of the
agles, pronounced the most peculiar
accident On record. Warner is duing
v ell He was removed to his homo
1T sol West Washington avenue.
Warner recently completed term
In the navy. He has records for work
on the horizontal bar and for c.uer
/, ats and is an expert trapeze per-
former
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30
LAST Weeks FARM LOANS

William Aulporle, Kildare, Kay
county S2.500.
William Il, Ferris. Ingersoll, Afal-
ia county, $4,000
llazeu B Nall, Darlington, Cimar-
ron county, $1,000
Henry Showaltor, Hurley, Cimarron
county $500.
Asa Donaldson, Cushing, Payne
county, $500.
A. A. Fisk, Aya, Woods county,
$3.50,
Lewis l., McComb, Norman, Cleye.
land county $500.
Total $3.50.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30
EXPECTS LARGE ATTENDANCE

The Logan county normal institute
will be opened at 1920 tomorrow morh-
ing at the Central school. Superin-
tendent w. S. Calvert of the Guthrie,
city schools, will be the educator.
The sessions of the institute, which
will last until June "a, will be held
in the forenoons, beginning at 1920
and closing at 11:50. County Super
ntendent Humphrey commenced reg
istering pupils today and he expects
the attendance to be 100.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30
PRIMARY LAW Doesn't APPLY

The state law of l907-S-a law OF
the first legislature, providing for
the election OF state and county com.
mitteemen of the various partisan or
ganizations. is no longer in force hay-
ing been repealed by the law enacted
during the legislative session of 1909.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30
4 PECULIAR ACCIDENT
Ball Player Breaks Arm III
Making an Under
hand Throw
- 81

/Floyd Warner. strenuous y1ung
Z inlete just out Of the United States
navy. wa; yesterday the victim Of one
cr the strangest accidents in the an
raIs OF baseball. In making an under.
hand throw at Electric park yester-
day he broke his light arm midway
.hf twce,, Tie clbow and shoulder. Dot.
, ,lanes were broken directly In two,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30

The heroic remnant of the wearers
os the Blue this morning made the an
pual pilgrimage to the burial places
OF comIades, and this afternoon the
achievements OF the armies of the
i'nion were told in speech and song
ard story Kindly Nature spread
charms over the sunset path of the
veterans with lavish hand
Early today the national colors ap-
peared al practically every business
Louise in Guthrie and on all the pubic
lrildings end many residences. Hand
seme stands Of colors were put on, on
Athe principal streets. This afternoon
1ttusiness was practically suspended.
~ he stores we're closed at noon. TIE
,,;Aanks and most of the state Offices
- 2,d the county and city offices were
~ used the greater part of the day.
Howers we're secured In great proju.
sbn for the graves In Summit View.
h,lf a hundred veterans are resting
t5ere. The Woman's Relief corps
fe Ladies' of the G. A. r., the SPIN
isl war veterans and Company ID, ra
ktanal guard. participated in the
march to the cemetery and in inc
ceremonies this afternoon.
At Q o'clock the veterans and theiI
friends TOOK ap ille march. A4tDiao
lilies were used to greater exten
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-30

Tony Maggie, seventeen yeds,
calling himself a Texas barber, sas
arrested last night for lettering
al ound the Union station.