The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-13

ii tRes case st Fom hfe. sulnE
John Scteggins fors si.lS0 fsg alIeg-
ed false arrest and malicious prsSecu,
ton the district -court yesterday re-
ported disagreement after being
out two days and a night, and Judge
Illusion discharged them yesterday
/ Attorney John DevereauX. OF Guth.
rie, promises test case, II necessary.
to the United States supreme court
on the Oklahoma law that provides
penalties for the transference or as
signment of debts from tnis state 70
another for collection. Devereanx oe-
lieves the law is unconstitutional
Agent Freer OF the Cheyenne and
ArapahO Inlians al Darlington, and
Agent Kohl nberg. OF the Sac :, and
Fox indians, at Stroud. are in con.
ference here with the United States
attorneys in regard TO numerous
cases. affecting the tribes that arc
scheduled to come up for trial dur
ing the January term OF the federal
court aere Assistant Federal Attor
ney Isaac D. Taylor, has charge OF
Indian cases.
The ssiy OF ]. c Terri. who was
murdered near Bartlesville. several
days ago. was shipped to Elizabeth
town. KY. last night. at the request OF
lTerrys brother Charles Terry, o.
Elizabethtown. where he mas three
{ brothers and two sisters The mur
dered mans wife is not dead. as first
reported. but has been in a Kentucky
insane asylum for 20 years. Ace Ray
land Red" Neal are under arrest al
/ lBartlesvilie for killing Terry. RAYS
has made a complete written confes
sion. duplicating Neal
Oklahoma City: A malignant type
iof hog cholera has levied heavy tol
on the herds in the vicinity of Jeffer
son. Grant county, according TO wore
received from T s. Paris. of tha
place by the state board Of agricul
lture. An expert from the Agricultur
81 and Mechanical college has beer
sent to the Grant county locality K
try out the serum manufactured b.
the state. said to be absolute proc
against spreading OF the disease
Hog cholera is also reported from
Woodward county
1t became necessary for the entire
district court at Hobart to visit th'
county clerks office yesterday, in or
der that F. 5. McMichael, a member
OF the jury, might testify to his vii,
5ngness for his son. Fred McMicnael
an q
Miss Iyetha Vandergrift aged u
Judge Tolbert permitted the jury 4
visit the clerks Office in body atte
having issued instructions that IN
jury could not separate or conveTs'
with outside persons until yerdie
was reached in an important crimina
case. on trial
Caddo: The cotton crop OF thi
section of the county seems 10 be al
most gathered. Most of the cottol
looming to the gins comes from th'
most remote districts and the farmers
estimate that ) per cent Of the crol
iof this section is still in the field
The damp. bad weather Of the las
few days is retaTding the farm wors
Ito some extent The farmers are dis
Ieussing the proposition Of decreasing
1.-THE acreage another year and seen
to be taking to the idea very rapidly
a large number of them are still hold
ing this years crop.
Tulsa: The total oil production o
Oklahoma was today authoTltatiyeL
lestimated at l3S,000 barrels day u
taking this amount. the Prairie OF
and Gas company buys S5.oo0 barrels
IA day the Texas company $4,000 ans
1.-THE Gulf Pipe Line company 2lo0V
with the rest divided up between
minor refineries and small pipe lines
The foregoing is based upon figure;
compiled by John r. Reayis. oil sta
ltistician for the Daily World, wAost
computations are generally acceptet
by oil men Of the Mid-COntinent nelt
to be accurate on account OF his &C
iquaintanceship with almost ever'
iproducing we'll in this territory.
a strong stand against the parcels
post was taken BY the Oklahoma
Hardware and Implement dealers. IL
state convention. just before adjourn
iment. The position was ther
AhnEA Al4Et ~ WQAN AN AAtAA-%aN~t
both the dealer and the consumer as
il would give the mail order houses
practical monopoly on certain line;
OF goods. which can be transported
by mail cheaper than by freight. fore
hing the retailers ont OF business in
those lines and making il impossible
for the consumer 10 get as expedi
tious service as under the present ar
irangement The adoption OF the reso
Tuition against the parcels pest follow
e3 an address by r. Miles, OF ST
iI.ouis. one OF the editors of the Hard
ware Reporter. who went into the
matter extensively and told from per
sonai knowledge Of conditions exist.
ing in European countries waere the
/ parcels post has been adopted He
asserted that IN those countries il IS
impossible to buy anything il town
of less than 5000 people except
things 20 eat
You viii find that druggists every
where speak vel OF Chamberlain s
tCoagh -Remedy. They know from
< ong experience in the sale Of il that
+ cases OF coughs and colds Il can
F lwzys be depended upon. and that II
plessa and safe 70 take tor
+xs1s ny all dealers