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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-07
n g w Orleans,
La April 70.
night and sat'lr-
day unsettled
PAY FOR DAMAGED FOOT
City Will Compromise SUIT for
S3 600 Brought by h.
c. Pickcns

Because a slim negro looking Cor
cotton pickers Slipped bis big foot
through The grating at the Eagle
grocery store last fall the city pro.
loses to confess Judgment in the su
perior court for 1875 g G. Pickans
Is to be the beneficiary.
Chairman Spurlock reported for fho
the finance committee that pick ma
undoubtedly has a case against the
city His claim was ior $4,000 on ac-
count OF a badly injured foot and leg,
and a compromise WAS finally effect.
ed AAAE
Mayor FarQuharso1 was opposed to
any compromise suits He thought
il better to Fight ID out. Spurl1ek,
Higgins and others insisted the city
is getting on cheaplv Beamer argued
that big negro fool could not be
showed into that grazing and that
Pickens was merely loafing anyway.
spurlock said the negro was hurt
and that the city attorney said he
claim should be paid tbe easiest way
possible, no matter whether his foot
was large or not
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-07
.FI3EMEN IN
DEMONS TRATI0N
Volunteers Of 30 Plan Cclcbra-
ton of Opening Day With
Original Hosccart

EghNuhTs whn were Ia the OF.
iginal fire company aud other pion
Ger organizations are likely TO pull
oft some dulngs 0n April ~ The
birthday 0f Oklahoma is to be cello,
brated on that occasion. and Jbe
chanes are tlat Guthrie VIII 10 ID
right The nc@ unity of feeling aud
tne growing boosting spirit sud the
disposition o put politics IN the scrap
heap are having tbeli effect II there
is a fofma celebration II VIII DC a
whole hearted one
Fife Chief Gfuber has secured zoe
original hose cart which Is In amaz
iHg contrast 20 the present frf-fight
iag equipment of Guthrie and t is
proposed tU lasieu the cart t0 lot
81 lhe QIdtinefs ana iet them me-
andcr about Oklahoma aud Harrison
avenues with II The caN mas nor
been fepaiuied on repaired The first
Gne chief, D ST. Mitchell promises
ii ieaJ lba pafade Charlie Hunter
Fraak Ovefbay Chief Gnibef and
oher members ~ tne original conf
6aD afe the cit&
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-07
EFFORTS TO LOCATE
RESIGNATION TELEGRAM
Co. ~--~~A-4~a TNEM MM.W
No Trace Can 30 Found In
Files Of Governors Office
at Austin, Texas
4NE EYz y
Special 10 Daily Leader.


Washington, D. G.. April East
ern papers are again dev0ting space
To the question Of the validity of Sen
ator Baileys seat In the senate, ie
which number Of senator's are quot
ed anonymously 1t is that some
senator's have berOme SO interested
III the matter that they have been
conducting a uiiet hunt for the tel
egram sent Ay Bailey Oh the closing
day DC The Sixty-first congress, when
fingered by the vote 0f his party for
The admission OF Arizona and New
Mexico as states he presented note
of resignation TO Vice President
sherman and sent telegram oil res
ignation to che governor III his state
According to one OF the papers.
tae senators who have been looking
into ,he matter say there Is no trace
ot the telegram in the files of the
executive office at Austin Tex. and
the belief is that the governor pre-
ceeded on the assumption that II vas
q private message aud destroyed It.
May Be Private Citizen
Senators Interested iii the matter
NHN 'tN9tNN sAG 9'ti H AAlts kAAk All aDNtkNA y
telegram 70 his governor can be
shown 70 be an unqualified resigua.
ton he Is aot entitled to a seat Id
the senate during tile Sixty second
congress They Say that resigna.
ton without any reservation what
ever would automatically make Bailey
a private citizen, ana Ihat be would
have uo more right 20 injecr himself
mo the membership of that bodx
thau would any other citizen OF Texas
who had not been provided with the
proper credentials Of appointment OF
election
There IS stIll no definite deyei0p.
meo % Indicate whether the question
of Senator Bailey resignation viii
get beyond the stage Of academic dis
cussiou
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-07

Mayor Will Call Bond and
Charter Election for
Same Date

citing on the proposed 100000
bond issue for the Development OF
the mineral wells viii hi all proba5il-
fly take place on Nav 3, the date al
ready set for an election ON the pro-
posed change OF form OF municipal
government Mayor Farquharson to.
Gay said he had decided to issue the
call for that day Tie time interven-
ing between the action OF council in
ordering the elerton and the char
ter election is ample a saving in
election expenses WIN thus be made.
Mayor Farquharson last night APP
pointed pr C.S Pelty and James A,
Milne to be park commissioners for
two years. lhey have served two
years W x Patterson is the third
member The council confirmed the
two nominations las, night
Guthrie will on Nay 8 face the two
greatest local propositions ever pre-
scented to it's taxpayers They are
fin considerable degree all ed
II is proposed 70 substitute com
mission of three Tor the present al.
dermanic system and to centralIze
municipal power In the commiss OH.
The principal feature Of the charter
now proposed is the abolition Of ward
lines.
The carrying Oi the Mineral Wells
park bonds viii mean the beginning
OF a sauitarium system
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-07
WINDFALL OF MORE THAN ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS is
RECEIVED BY LETTER CARRIERS

year. 5000 for the second yoa and lic
200 q year thereafter IN places hay
ing less than 75000 population the
salaries were dIe a s600 for the
Irst year and $500 thereafter
TlHls Lie enef carriers Ii the old
elty 81 NeW York which heH nciadr
ed the present borough of Tie Bronx
aud those ln BROOKLYN. were aud
since nave been receiving tne maXi-
mum salary Those in Staten Island
and in the borough of Queens wefe
receiving pay under THE lesser rating.
When Queens and Richmond he.
came paft of ne eity tae letter car
Flers oi those places immediately SEX
MN tine contention shat as they aere
working IN a city 0S more than l5,.
300 populal ION theF were entitled 70
he paid under that classification. The
authorlttHs at Washington were an.
able until noW ID see 4 ID that iignl.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-07
NOT EVEN NECESSARY
TO PRESENT PETITIONS
Enterprise is Launched Without
a Show Of Politics or
Personality

Submitting proposition TO issue
bonds in the sum OF 100000 for thc
purpose Of providing and maintaining
parks wells and bath houses. the
city council last nigh took the fest
great step toward the development
Of lie wonderful POSSIBILITIES ccntered
at Mineral Wells park There VIII
be an early election OH the bond s
sue, and, it is likely the plan out
lined Ia the epoch-making ordinance
win be adopted
The action Of council in calling the
election was uuanifous Those pres
ent were Councilman Spurlock, Hig
gins Trapnell, Never Hopkins,
butcher, Beamer aud Dunham rae
absentees were Haftshorne and Nor
Iison Ii had been expected that OBJ
iccions To the plan would develop on
presentation Of the petitions for an
election The petitions, signed in
large numbers had been gahered .0r
he occasion but they were not pre-
scented
Tire action was significant OF me
greater Guthrie For the FIRST time
ia many years an Impo tanl public
enterprise was launched without q
snow OF politics or personality. The
public is vitally interested in Min
eral Wells park ana see vast po3sit
biliiies in the development Of san
itarium system whether il comes
mainly through action of the city IT.
self on by private enterprise The
election soon 10 be held viii be based
on the idea that the city should
make the star, and aet the scheme
ln motion so that any parties with
iaith and money may take adyant-
age of The situation and help along
Plans for Municipal BATH House
There are tentative plans for "a
municipal bath house II is likely "a
house of comparatively modest ca
pacitv will be built first In case Tie
bond issue carries The city owns
land adjacent to the park and may
nut in q sanitarium later The park
system Of the city VIII doubtless be
greatly extended and il viii all cent
er III Mineral Wells park, which 1as
already attained . high degree OF cX.
eelency
If the bond issue carries ii viii be
handled by park commission AS
long as the present system Of GOV
ernment prevails Commissioners
Petty. Milne and Patterson will ra-
main IN charge The proposed char
Ter also provides for three park tom
missiOners
The ordinance submitting lhe bond
question was presented by Council
man r A. Higgins 1t provides FOR
t0nds RUNNING twenty-five years. caf.
tving not more than 3 per cent in-
t,rest. There Is provision for pa}'
ment OF interest annually and for a
sinking fund to pay the principal
A large number Of citizens attend
ed the meeting J. J. O'Ronrk. dis
claiming spokesmanship for any or
ganiza ion. rendered the council the
thauks OF The citizens for prompt and
unanimous action
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-07

Minneapolis April After seo-
atioHal fight in tho yards 81 tbe 81
Paul union depot shen Dr Fred
Woodward a blind osteopasb phgl
cian sought % prevent ue departure
ol BIS wife 8i.h his l4.ge@'-0ld daugh
tee. papers were tiled today Ia tne
Hennepu county distrft c0itF cnars.
a4s hen la0nas y. DOM naasOs Nj
the Grand Avenue Chrlssan church
with stealing the affections of Mrs,
WOOfaard ana alleging that By so
doing Be has injured the complainant
% the amount Of Sia000
Rev NJ Dow has responded WitR
q general denial o. the meantime
Sheriff Wagner ~ Ramsey county
ard hts sssistanJs are securing 81
Paul III search Ut iAgeMseld Dorothy
Woodward
For the demonstration at fhe Is
pot husband and wife Aefe arrested
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-07
FROM FIFTY TO SEVENTY
FIVE LIVES AT STAKE
Location Of Burning Engine
Room Cuts OIL The Both
Openings Of Mine
~ .S..- -. - r'--s''T-
(By Associated pressJ

Scranton, Pa. April 7-l'illy TO
seveniy-fiyc nen employed IN The
Bancroft nine Of the stanton Coal
company at Thoop are clllombed in
the nper workings with all chance
of escape i Is ne,ieyd cut Of Fire
is racing along the eatire vein owing
70 tho engine house having been set
ablaze The mic y equipped with
two openings, put the locat.oa e the
burning engine room ssuch as to
have cut Oft escape by these routes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-07
SETS RAILROAD CASES

The cases " ioug all0ada cAaiged
wth violating tue federal laws, were
ae for hearing in the United states
court at Oklahoma City on April lS
aaa l8 by Judge John II Cotteral
lhe Chicago Rock island and Pacific
81 charged with violating the live
stock quarantine law The Southern
Kansas aNa the Atchia0A. topeka ana
Santa Fe the safety appliance law
ani the Kansas City Mexico anG
orient he 3S hour laW.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-07

New york, April 1-GladaeHed oy
q windtall Of more than sl000a0 in
lack pay. letter carriers IN those
parts Ct the cit. which were taken in
unGer she charter establishing ha
larger city. Mere cORgratulatiug Vue
another today on tae outcome 81 a
fight they have wagcd for to Years
Many of the men have received as
A.Hcn AS st,3BN aua iew naVe reaeiN-
ed less TRAN sl00 AS a result there
II brightness I'll tha homes of the
men who freeze u the cold and wilt
in The sun while they collect and iis-
tribute mail i'll the eity OUTLYING
boroughs.
When the charter establishing the
lsrger cits was granted there Vas "a
operation law providing thai fhe
salaries Of letter carriers III cities
huTing a population Of more chan 75.-
un0 should AZ $500 for the first
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-07
VISITORS FROM THE CLOUDS
Airshp Guests Arrive for Silver
Wedding Anniversary
Of Royalty

Stuttgart Germany, April 7 Count
Zeppelin III his driglbe. the pew
Deutschland, arrived here at three
O'Clock this afternoon having lett
Friedrichshatten al S;-5 carrying sew
eral passengers lie came to greet
klng william II, OF Wurtcuburg. and
Queen Charlotte on the occasion o.
morrow of their silver wedding an
n,Yersary The king and queen both
are aerial enthusiasts Two years
ago they flew with Zeppelin over
Lake Constance, being toe only reign.
ing royalty that ever 10 Yeutured
Circlmg over the royal palace 9ere
Zeppelin dropped a parachute b0pet
with greetings 10 the king aud queen
fe viii fly from here TO Baden and
Duessed0rf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-07
SURRENDERS
HIMSELF On
OLD CHARGE
MILLIONAIRE BREWERIN-
DICTED FOR BRIBERY
10 YEARS AGO
(By Associated Press.l

ST. Louis, Mo, April q ELLIS Vain.
wright the millionaire brewer who
was in Europe when indicted IN 1901
en- charge Of bribery ID connection
with street railway franchise. u-
rendered TO he sheriff today and Mas
T.. leased Oh a twenty thousand dollar
bond Wainwright was alro3d when
former Circuit Attorney Joseph A.
Folk began probing the bribery
scandals in ST. Louis Wainwright
Was one OF the directors OF the St.
louis and Suburban Railway con
panN whose names, it is alleged wert
signed to notes for SlS5,000 to obtain
he passage of a franchise bill
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-07
TWO NEGROES IN MURDER NET
Special TO Daily Leader.

llarr sblag III, Apfi Z Alex
King and Al X Green negroes, were
arrested IN Carrier Mills and placed
In jail ia Harrisburg today IN con-
nccticn with the kllno of Jonn
Mitehcum and burning the body IN
his house early yesterday morning
Examination OF the charTed body
showed that BE had been dubbed to
death
During the 1907 panic 1lgtcheum
had large sum Of money IN the Car
-rier Mills bank, and because he could
not withdraw his money ne became
distustful Of tanks. and after he
panic he is said 10 have kept his
money hidden in his home The fact
that no money has bee nfound about
the place since the murder leads the
authorities to believe that robbery
Was the motive for tiie crime.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-07
WESLEY M'Gi1L CONVICTED

Wesley MeGil. one Of the operators
Of The notorious McGill joint on
West Harrison avenue. was yester
day convicted in the superior curt
cf violating the liquor laws There
are other cases against him.
The courts are making greaJ in-
roads on The black belt The resent
convictions in district and superior
court and some Of the police court
cases have been direct blows al the
lawless element which mas been dom,
mating portions Of Harrison avenue
and South Second street Hall doz-
a. have been convicted OF various
oifenses this spring The police
force II warning on the sneak thie es
and street walkers Of thai district.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-07
GUTHRIE DAILY LEADER
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER

the Guthrie Daily Leader Is the oi-
iciaI paper ot THE city OF Guthrie,
Al regular meeting OF the clly
council la~i night an ordinance ae.
eIaMng ihe Leader thc official paper
was passed bF q nnan.mon tote.
Councilman Higgins choifma0 Of the
ordinance committee ju presenting
tha dralt said CHAT the 0fficial 9ylef
ol many years tbe State Capital was
deiuuct AND that the ciF statutes
require certain publications in d8Ig
neB pape Of general clrenml on
The Lea ~ today carries the tifsl
batch 81 ordinances published under
The new arrangement
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-07
ORCHESTRA IS sNEtzED DOWN

New York, April T. Some person
win no art III his soul and less ~.
manily brought distress TO New
York's four hundred a the Netr0poi.
tan opera house last night by iis.
tgihuiing q package Of sneele poN-
ders Ill the standing space behind the
last row Of orchestra chairs on the
main floor
Within few minutes hundreds
o' men and womeu We're coughing
and saeeziug. and within a few min.
Hies most Of them found 1t necessary
"a hurry into the l0bby for air.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-07
DEMOCRAT SENATORS To CAUCUS
lBy Assoelated Pgessl

Washington April "A caucus Of
Democratic senators sill ne held this
afternoon TO select caulus chairman
which position carries with IL the
minority floor leadership The ses-
sion Is to convene al TWO thirty aud Il
expected 10 Last many hours
II Is conceded that Senaor MARIN
wIl be- elected Senat0r Newlands
will be nominated against him seRa-
to stone and Cuiheraon have declln
ed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-07
JUDGE NJ 'kENNA uses SLANG


Washington. y e. Aprii some
of the slaug phrases Justice Mcken.
ma Of the supreme court Of the United
Safes picked Hp years ago sitll cilhS
u his mind
Frederick n McKenn8 COUNSEL ta
i case before The court This week
Was trying to explain to the Justices
what q railroad conductor mea1t
when he said 90 an engineer %,
81 back up ne was having sonie
difficulty wifh the abstrue point
when Justice Mckenua lame 20 hls
assistance
DID he meaa what vas 1nce eNf
pressed b th4 laag aharee, on,
cheese it2
GsNac. ly exclaimed All MeKenny
aid the Uhoie 3eaeh Joined Justice
NcKenHa In q chuekle over Ais slang
of Yesterday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-07
SHIP
GR|PPED IN
OCEAN SAND
HELPLESS WITH 1870 PAS
SENGERS BOARD AWAIT
ING TRANSFER

Lone Hil l.ife Saving station, L.. i.
April The giant North German
LLOYD liner, the Princess Irene, lB
stu Ising helpless Ia gripping aahd
keys 0tl here today with seventeen
hundred and twenty passengefa
aboard waiting transfer to tbe Prinz
Freierlch Wilhelm sent 70 her assists
tanre from New York The strand
ed Irene rolls slightly 10 the swelling
sea and I. deeper in me sand than
when she siruck III the fog yesterday
morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-07
HYDE WILL KNOW FATE soon

sDcclal - Daily Lcauof

Special ~ Daily Leauef
Jefferson City Mo- April "A ae-
disi0u tn Thc case Uf Or r. Clagk
Hyde of KaHsa City. WHO was com
Qicied ot tbe murder 0f Col Thomas
III S~CDe pf lul pcudaucc, Ja1aa1A
county Y wealthy pbilaulhr0pisl may
be- rendered BY Division 80 : of the
supreme court next Tuesday
This case was argued about tw0
months ages aHd tJe general lmpre
sion preiMe thai decision had
been written The members ot III.
vision No are judges kennish,
Brown aud Ferriss Il is believed
the decision win ne rendered bg
Judge Kennish
hyde WIS sentenced 10 serve q iIte
term I'll the penltentlarNs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-07
DEMOCRATS
MAY MOVE:
To GUTHRIE
OKLAHOMA CITY BACK
WARD IN SUPPORT OF
STATE HEADQUARTERS
Special ~ llaily leader.

Oklahoma CITY 0kla April 3~
a proposition ID belnG seriously con
sidered tu lBOfe ihe state Dem1crat
Ic headquarters tg Guthrie l0r the
ueXt scar !he question of support
ing headquarters here was pat up %
she stale Officials recently, but lt 0as
inaicaeed a. that TIME that the tinAu-
eial support 0rticomlng from the
administration officials ami empl0yes
wOald not be large
Guthrie haa made an OTTER 50 the
stase committee vi maintenance for
ten months amounting 70 about $3.50
IOnfh.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-07
HIGGINS PROTEST 0VERRULE0

a $4,000 ordinance weni through
iac city council last night over tne
protest Of Councilman Higgins He
thought the wafer aud fire item in
tue monthly accounts was larger than
The levy allowed and be said lbe
conncilmen voting for 1t might be-
held liable He did not want luy
liability Tile monthly payment Was
unusually heavy on account Of paw
iug, bonding and water works 4x
peuse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-07
INOIAN MOTHER
SAVES CHILDREN
WITH OWN FLESH

- fBy Leased Nlrel -
= Vancouver B. G. April 7- y
y Fish dealers confirm story -
:; that an Indian woman living % :
6 small island north OF mere y
g eut a piece Of flesn IRON ner =
. body in an effort to procure y
= 100 for her caildrtn when they :,
- We're starving. =
= The woman and children were -
= IN desperate straits lhe last =
g scrap Of food had been eaten r.
=, the day before ana tnere was :,
= no game. although the woman =
= hunted until her strength gave >
= out. =
= In this condition She cut 4 9
= strip OF flesh from her body .
6 This flesh was used AZ bait to .
9 catch FISH ana thus sustained g
- life until aid arrived =
q o
@ @ o @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-07
WOMAN MAYOR COUNTED OUT
tBy Associated Press ]

Wellington KAN. Ani after
winning the mayoraliK of HuuneWeii
Kansas, in tbs election, MIS- ella
Wilson aas been counted out hy the
iowR epuHcil who pronounced ier
opponent O N AkeFs. elected AIRS
Wilson will contest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-07
KANSAS CITY WOMAN
ARRESTS NEGRO At
POINT Of REVOLVER
- - -

- lBh Leased Mffel
= Kansas Cltg Mo-. April
9 MIS- George NJ Ioar. Rlte Of 3 {
: real estate dealer IN this city
9 arrested Oscar Bailey, negro.
3 whom she charged with trying {
9 To hypnotic her l2-ycar-0ld SO {
: Marvel 0day and, keeping the {
9 negro covered win revolver {
6 made him walk ahead of her till {
: she came 20 policeman {
= The arrest took place on the
= street in a fashionable residence
: district where Mrs Loar found Z
9 the negro with The boY
g Come with me or ! viii shoot (
= you She commanded {
9 The negro walked ahead 0f (
g her for TWP blocks She turned {
9 him over TO policeman lie WIS
= dned s50
Q o oo Q o . . @ o 0 . o 9 O o c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-07
COURT PROCEEDINGS
THROWN INTO CONFUSION
Business is Suspended and
Judge Orders Prisoner TO
Eat Raw Eggs

Niterbo ,Italy, April Again today
the trial of the Camorrists was in
terupted when Giro Wt0zzi the ac-
cused priest weakened BY sellim-
posed fast, tainted He was under
interrogation and had worked himself
into such a state OF mental and phys
ieal exhaustion that I'D tumbled over
against Tire steel bars of the prison
evs cage Lawyers and carabiueers
rushed TO his assistance ana in the
confusion President Bianch declared
the sitting suspended AT the same
time the court ordered Vitozzi to
break bis fast wi,h the yolks Of lmH
dozen eggs
Prisoners In Frenzy
Ctro Vitozzi the priest who Is
known as the guardian angel Of the
Camorra occupied the witness stand
and narrated the story OF what he
said was an immaculate lie told OF
bis sufferings through false accusa-
tons and the efforts Of tnc rarabiu.
GERS and described his martyrdom so
uvidly and in 50 touching q manner
that an The prisoners were soon It'll
tears. and may Of the spectators in
the court room sObbed
Although almost physically exhaust
ed Vito2zi spoke with vigorous
voice and a times with melodramate
effect He charged the Carabineers
with having treated him cuellly
Une 0f them had slruck him in the
face he had been severely beaten aud
been kept for DAYS on bread and
water He ended his recital with a
most effective peroratI0u 10 high
flown language and the silence was
broken only by the sobbng, then
one Of the prisoners in the cage
shrieked aud fell TO the floor II was
AIimshelto who had been stricken
with syncope
Instantly the whole courtroom was
iu an aproar and The men tn the rage
worked themselves into "a Frenzy ad
hurting curses against thelr Fexecu.
TONERS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-07
o O . @ Q O 0 o @ o o O o o O
LENDER OFFICIAL

1T = - 9 Y
Tile eitg council a its mee
ing last night passed an ordlu
anee making The Guthrie DallY
Leader fhe official papef 81 the
cltf All ordinances aud munici
pal legais bills hereafter appear
III The Leader