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The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-05-24
For Rent.

House on Fourth and Woodlawn Ave.
VIII be vacant July lst Now occupied
by Robert Sallee-
At Mrs. Alice hammers.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-05-24

To my place on Big Hill Ave, boar
hog. Owner can have same by proving
property and pay expense Of keep and
advertising. u. Nj. Boon.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-05-24
How TO Stop Drinking

We are in earnest when We ask you o.
rive ORRINE trial. You have nothing O.
: SIX and everything to gain, for your money
will be returned, II after a trial, you fan
to get results from ORRINE. This Offer
gives the wives and mothers Of those who
drink to excess an opportunity to try the
ORRINE Treatment. II is very simple
treatment, can be given in the home without
publicity or loss Of time from business. ana
at a small price.
ORRINE is prepared in two forms: No. T.
secret treatment, a powder; ORRINE No. =
in pill form, for those who desire % taxa
voluntary treatment. Costs only 500 a box.
Come in and talk over the matter with u.s.
Ask for booklet.
PERRY'S DRUG STORE
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-05-24

unanimously adopted at the concluding
session last Friday OF the thirty-seventh
annual encampment of the Indiana
Department. Grand Army Of the Repub-
lie, at indianapolis
It's an even bel that the bunch Of
''hoosiers" never smelt the smoke of
battle, but are drawing fat pensions
now for nothing more than being draft
ed into the service that they were afraid
TO enter Lees name viii live when
Grant. Mcdowell, Sheriden and Sherman
have sunk away into oblivion. Such
iorefushing does not help the country,
and il might add fuel TO the flames.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-05-24
EStray

Wear NJ & X low shoes, they are
best, Sexton has them.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-05-24
Tonight

IL you enjoy a first class performance
don't fail to Sc Lessick and Anita at the
Onera House tonight.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-05-24

The Organized Labor Unions of the
State seem to be making a strong fight
against J. c. Van meter, of Fayette
county. who is seeking the democratic
nomination for state treasurer. They
claim he is a union buster and as one
of the owners of the Bradley-Gilbert
Printing Co, of Louisville, is seeking
the Office Of treasurer. so as to be in a
prominent position to secure all the
state printing. II the labor unions are
really organized against him, he should
never be placed on the Democratic
ticket andthus jeopardize the victory
in November.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-05-24

THE Commercial Club is agitating the
question Of running a special train to
Beattyville some time in June. Stops
viii be made at all important points on
the route. The object is TO give our
merchants and citizens generally a
DAYS outing at nominal cost and to
give our business men an opportunity to
solicit business along the route and TO
boost Richmond as trading point for
that section Of the country.
A committee has been appointed "a
investigate the cost Of a special train.
The committee will report at the nexi
meeting Of the club Monday night,
May %. All citizens interested in Rich
mond's welfare are urged toIbe present
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-05-24

See Colt Bros before selling your
wool. If.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-05-24

Burnam's Insurance Agency will bond
you. 43tf
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-05-24

All kinds of building material, quick
delivery. w. w. Broaddus & Co. 44tf
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-05-24

Fine country hams just received at
CultOn's. If
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27
DEATH FOLLOWS TAUNTS
Won Publ Showed Photographs
Taken From Woman, Then
Pistol Spoke

Denver Colo, May Z7-J " Atkln-
son, the wealthy contractor of Colo
rsdo Springs. who was accidentally
shot Wednesday llgat uneu Harold
HenwoOd turned hlg revolver loose Ii
an effort 10 shoot S r. Won Publ, van
more seriously injured shan AZ arnt
Thought. The bullet that entered hl-
~ shattered the bone, and smputa.
tion may be necessary, although tais
cannot be determined all present
Torn photographs ot Henwooa
bearing his autograph and believed -
have been given 1y aim - pTomi-
nenl Denver matrOn acre found IN
Won puhls pocket II 81 tie theory
oi the police thar tAsy wefe secretly
removed from the womsng home b1
FCn publ. ANA that their exhibition
" HeBw0od bg Won Publ started the
row that resulted To Won Puhla death
Ii X known that The two men
came 10 blows ID Won Pull'g room q
day Or two before the tragedy
Frank Henw0od must stand iria
Tor murder A eDr0ners Jury Tate
this afternoon found that be sbOi
scu publ "Hlth felonious intent"
Henwood vas taken from the citl
jail where he has been confined since
tbs shooting. to the cOuaty jail aaf
placer ia murderers row
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27
4 TANTALEING SHOWER
This Mornings Visitation Was
Disappointing, But Cheer
Up, Brethren

All Logan county looked and l02g
ed Tor rain early toJag. BHt got very
littla OF 81 For time d seemed
there must Be a break in the horrible
dry spell Auf the bess that eafus waS
shower sufficient % make the
trees ana grass sparkle little and
make the asphalt payementg Slick
for few minutes IN parts of the
couDiy the vh0~er Heemed 70 ~
heavier than about tae citT
The predictions are not promising
MITCH rain right awag Today tho
announcement is FOR unsettled weath
er. with showers iD sae eastern part
of the state CONDITIONS to-day indl
Gated showers 0ut late ia tae after
noon none had developed
Rain in large quantity Viii prove
The salvation ot corn al cotton. F1
ceyt ia lowlands ths wheat and oai
crops are hopelessly stanIed now
Streams everywhere are ancomfort
ablg loa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27
BANKERS WORKOUT WATCH, WHEN
TURNED INTO TRADE CHANNELS
BY RECIPIENT. EARNS HIM $50

she s. 0t capital n0W il aaBd BE dick
ED successfully Win fagn#E a0E
sadly afflicsed hggse
Ownership of tae horse passed t9
4 maa aish wob1iy bmggg and TAO
aeals. cooFse becoming sole pF0-
l5iesog of sala bnggg saa FSeels. He
sherenpon 0artere1 tN0 Mheels fer
gne body III j road eart, put his bugs
heels en- she CART aaa kgaaea t8e
a1sdy es the bnggg for set ut bar
hess
For this ambitious sguspa8@ tagm.
N exchanged blind aronea0 Ecurss
-.s - @ o. ----aa~ ~ ssa..-
antl il ran &was Wiga him
Seeing the runaway ln action aa1
oFanlng thar the brpncac vas . spsE'
led brute. 4 SAe0Rd farmer casetes
rsm Ese vFerea ss# in casa afteg
oegse Aad explained teAgsslig auR
fre 8r9neh0 naa seen r@ased sFom =
kGlt cepfse aTse3 Ass tears la tils
u adaaty sas rs ~ bins
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27
THRILLING SCENES ATTEND
RESCUE OF MEAAGERIE
MM-EatIng Lion Escapes But
Is Rounded Up and Shot
TO Death
lRr - 80

New York. May 17 -C0ney iaiaHd
View YoFEs playground. suffered a
fsge tbis morning Fhich wlped 0llt
Dream land. the lsrgest of amgse
ment parks. swept ioHr asliglnlnz
blDea covered glth booths, Eneaters
aud other concessions, burned sRo
hBndred buildings dla between two
and shrse million dollars damage and
Iets Ii0usand bienone homeless
and neaniiess
Tbe fire started in the FaF covered
acasf0ldlng 9f iielEs Gaze scenic
railway at tW0 0eiDck this morning
aaa twenty minutes IateFs axept ye
fore h strong Sind, flames eosafed
the sniire parry 30 lives yere lost
Six babies ia aR infant Incubator,
4ere carried out til their glass boxes
an saved Then oame fae w0Tk 0f
saving the anlmais ID the huge men
agerie Among tneM ~efe several
maaeasng anlMaia ONE @sia Son
escaped aud ieaged into the paaic
stricken cf0Hd Mounted police gn.
ally surrounded him. drove BIN lnt0
The dark under Equatorial africa
aud rId5led BIN with bullets The
CROWD tore aim To piecea scr gouvan.
igs SIXTY 81 ths hundred AID tive
aalnals seFe ieis lo die ID Tue roar
Ing tlanes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27
VETERANS
MEMORIAL
SERVICES
OLD SOLDIERS WILL JOIN
IN TRIBUTES TO DE.
PARTED COMRADES

Memorial 0bservaEees are ta Ne
commenced bg The Grand Army of
the Republic. Nom2ns Relic. Corps
ana other organizations SUNDAY az
teFn0on AZ zg9 p 81 there all4
Be services at Trialty Episcopal
chureh. Chaplain A. 3 Nicholas Off
ciating The q At n members ana
,he ladies wiz march from the @
A. r hail 0m Oklahoma aveaHe.
about o'clock Tae pubic general
III II invited % THE services 10 honof
II the soldiers aud sailors oi tt8
union forces Is the greaS va Of flttg
Ygars ago Tais spring egnes sae
fiftefa anniversary Of the QpeaiuS
u hoatilssses AZ tHis flase ha8 I
century ago ihe terrible battles we're
under wsy This anniversary makes
the o1seFTaaces shls yfer 0i more
tran Huaaal Interest
TaesdaF morning AZ sH gelo I
taA getATans. aa6 estigaLs ge8eT&gls
are 20 meet As the 9 A. 3 h1A tol
yhe march "a Fhe eemeteFv AaFo
mobiles and earfsages VIII be p.o
gsdea YoF the vegeFnaE AT sumaiI
E3ew she graves ziA Be aecGgafed
i. 4 1s.A4a...- ~ s4.ssss.A-- As4 pAsasa4 .
graves hsge aeen marked b. Tags
All 80 m.s THestax tie i0sMa
Memorial 6as neGtlag viii ~ aelz
AZ Mineral VISITS PARK Iaers wis
- sHyss gvga Ben 8eglei
f- @ll 81 shs P-sue.ass sgsakeF
gnxeEas a fas veterans mFN Hzks
saNrt ta.k The eeape Is EAe egAE
~ aFe invited t0 attend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27
HOW THRIFTY CARNEGIE
COPIED A COOL MILLION
Big Steel Corporation Con-
CsIVsd By Morgan, SChWab
and Himself
fRr AsaocIa,ed Press.l

Washington u c May 27~-IqHn
~ Gates. who appeared ag q Wit
usss before the special house com.
bittee Investigating the steel trust
friday. declared that the accpmuIa.
laliou by tho Trust Company of
america, of New York. I'd 1916 ot a
geat block 81 collateral VI the Ten.
nessee Coal and Iron eympany made
possible tie acquisition " that conn
pany by the Uniged States steel coF.
Fcratiou Gateg said he regarded me
transaction as a forced safe
Gates tod how w 81 Moore aa8
Il & FFlck lost million dollars a
andrew Carnegie h 1897 through for.
leiture Of an oDsion On the Carnegie
rel works and told 0f the manner
in which J iAerpont Morgan, Charles
" Echwab and himself conceived the
ldea of the United States steel cor
f0ration III 1899 ID hea8 OH Carnegie
from engaging in railroad and Tube
manufacturing business
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR VETERlNs

The politicians Wilt baFe 10 give
eeay to the & A e Veterans r. tae
fimatum given 0#t 8s the GAtaHe
automobile 0waers fy3aF Neza Iueg.
gaY i election daF aud politicians
aur automobiles I'd take voters 10
iaa polls. but t1e automobile 0Mnefs
sYe aeM6ed sAat fhe G Il " Eat.
saag get t8e agq of the machines
a shai dav
The g 4 H veterans agsI De- tas.
fa 40 tHe cemetern at $3.50 THesdas
nsfuihg b decorate the graves o.
fae departed comrades. after Naica
taf aii ae taken iOr esiYe owe.
tae elfg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27

Piu5ufs Ms z1-A wife ba#
Y ierieos risht e a'eep Al tae io4i a'
tAe BED nlth her fees n ae aUs
r8 isees according io DRY aiE
fHg ia s6e assault ana battery cahe
0s &s ssa1ia leffiHgef aA4lnsE aef
hasgaa3 ST. q ipefFirger. 3 RaastA2
se0a aaRwgBee Tine eaAe *Aa
heara today eise Judge 3uaa g
Ia @iAEeF
Mrs neFf.asar Is dashing oon8e
She testified that her husband TOOK
deiiaAs .a punching 0er
ne sessmea EaaJ sAe 8aa aae aagat
cf siaeBlHe as tae foot ot fae 5sa
th hef 6ee. lh a.s taee White ae
aecNse5 ois wife ~ osaer acts VA
seemed ta ihlak tas oae So #siea
placed beF ies Us hAs iaee silie
aiee4sn2 Mas tBe mQ6i sa8l aDt
Other ghsaga ha wiie wa4 ae
af dosag vas taFaNlaS Aot @4teF IS
h.s Aaea aH.is ae asB slesg.9s, AieA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27
CAPITAL DECISION MONDAY
Nothing on Which to Base
Positive Statement That Case
VIII Then Be Passed Upon

There Is general expectation that
the supreme court Of the United
states will on Monday hand d0wn
.hp decision III the Oklahoma capital
ilcation case The court took ID On
der Amusement SIX weeks ago There
Is not, however. anything On which
10 base d positive statement that the
Gecision will be passed out The su-
Irene court Of the United States
eeps Is owa connsels and when i
gets ready to announce finding Il
(, ili announce IT, The sidewalk rum
.trs oil tips. having been given this
that oF the other person are the
merest rot
n the fnOment0Hs decision is maae
Monday the news will probably not
y ach GUTHRIE much before noon The
court will meet al noon. Eastern
time. meaning ABOUT 1 4 ocl0es mere
a he usual lot 0f fHTnoFs Till Of course
be about the streets. and the people
should xait to see Leader bulletins
III yet the word 0t tae attorneys oe
fcre asserting Or believing anytnlAl
about the decision
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27
CRUDE COFFEE POT EXPLODED

While cooking hts breakfaet over
eamp tire aaflr tnls s0FAtng " N
Garter better saown gs feafiess
tatteF among the AeFEa Trading fFa
ter8if #Ag seFeEeig burnt 90 tae
ee aad aana VI she result 0t as
rproass8 coffee gsgE exploding la
ilG faee
Carter aaa masking co4ee II . nasi
lloH n1iasses yaset and aAa ga
ed the H1 over ae tep ~ tae sseket
a}eu il commenced 90 fai The GA
Has sg laRt OH sHe aaeEes as ~ pre-
gong tae steam ir9m escaping. and
Hen Carter weHf fD sjlt tins BleKet
gn the mrs q eAp.0dei faroNsag rae
raal8in1 coffee infa aig tac@
Carfes mao @as camping HiiA Biz
rotHer mise east gi ftie eltT sM
metiateiY aIe b t0NU aoA d. Pct
IN dressed tae aaafal aoaad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27
car Leased wire.)

Hammond. Ind. Ma8 4T--FEank
Nelson. pTesidens Of the Lowell bank
gave an old silver watch TO Frank
tvDFse tbis m0rninG- The ame.
Piece would not tiek and II would
HcI run exrept when Coogse ran Rlta
il, but otherwise il was a good watch,
iss antecedentx being respectable.
Being something d iraaesnaaa
snd tAnancier, CocFse saw possibilities
in the venerable heirloom AT hls
regular rendezvous be Auug ap the
Lugs sign and Jared forth as "a
gT4-~-rr.. * " .4.s..ts -. 44tlaa....s 80
nfoney meanwhile
He ran ACROSS the toRn jeweleE.
vIL0 pnt tick tn the watch and
presented haig gor is tents, which
snoFss paid thsrets almost acgiet
lnk tie ccnyse sFeaSnf
Ths wasrn sirkHa loag engagla Ie
Il mis il helne sos1 tQg s. Cnosss
taa ulade 49, IT, khe dsaa NltA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27
~-~.mwrzanlFzsE
TRYING CASE WITHOUT JURY


a criminal case without a jury
MAS starred ia superior court tnis
afternoon Henry Carlson and
charies William Carter col0red.
we're charged with running a disOr-
aerly house near the southeast cor
Ber 0f West villas avenue and South
Second street Ten Witnesses as 70
The character of the place and what
Was doing there Rben Ell Robinson
faidea il few nights ago were call
Cd b. the state
DF A q. JACKSON. cOloFed SAID 70
be ihe owner of the building. zas
pHE on By the state Several women
inmates are said 10 have been list
c1 hy the officers
Judge Lawrence is Judge oi both
law and fact IN lhis ease
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27
Gets COIN
AND J|LTS
FARMER
RICH IOWAN TELLS RE-
MARKABLE TALE. or
COURTSHtP

Csaesm0 IA Nay &-7 aowaA
Foulkes. farmer whose aome is n
Dansggy la tDia So ep9Ft srsaaF&.
able tale Of e9ag aip ending Win
helag 1Hed aite he Aad g!Yel al
prospective bride fllztz
Miss 9aaYme Mil.eg and met
hrot8eF warren Nlle aa afiof.
ae9 sFa Dbl tfl#. aB charge af 6Hs4.
ding F'oalke SIS yaafs ago Foaise
says ae met Mics HiteF ana s8#
gfou @ 10 oe as Nlae
~A8aF sas eof sl tae m9Ms9 ONT
s. ne sae eouid sine told mc y E9
tp l0s Angeles join tne eaHfea aaf
nafgy 4oHe fieh md0a Fouses sea
fli.es Sae sai& she w9pla make 4
Setter M0tAeg NJ ms EaaH wife
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27
fRr AaaocIataa Press. !

Juarez. Nay r. Aiadero today Te-
ceived 4 message from President De
la Barrs urging him 70 come y
Mexico City az soon as possible A
message was also received from Sal
tillO, Coahulla saying that the legis-
latuFe there had named Carranza a.
the provisional govarnor. ALaaeo
had threatened ~ attack tne city u
Carranza we're not named
Relieved Of the dlgBI'ies oi privls-
lonal president and In the character
If d private citizen. Madefo waltzed
merrily last night ait bail at his
aime given By the women's clubs
Of the city In honor oi the success
of The revolution
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27

German Craig eoiDFea @as aefsst
ea a. tle saHts &C ataasvH lAst Hlsak
fof We VI o6lta @iige He ~ #eev
fa ~ aeaGlY aesayf nH N9i#TH
Finley tga0 4a Aa0wA in 9HtaFle
Ei8Seg was desperately Aaf ead &
as ts9ngas ieT uVer IS m@e& t@at hn
Nn'4 9ie Craig 6ag be #l 80 %
anGas WiUgas feQH@tiun A
failHeg pistol aas spaHa 9a ais M
#HA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27
MlL ArraIaa M-n-s.er Msnaal

HeF j j.. D0ass tae esuinsgn mi8'
isfaF arrested gHD weeks sgp oa d
chaf9e 0F misigestne q gia eisAl
graFs 0ga. taken FROM tae orphans
home, IL t0 appeag a Justice Seton \
curt M0naay to preliminary trial.
|i& ii understood aalries base aefa
made by 0utsiae aasiieg nita y vig~
to zigiHa hail in ihe sgm a sksNN PREV
la9 Ear 60 uae Aas naie bono iaveA
4 salinas aaEe 8eea alaae i0f seFef&i
8entsldeTs 3he haye aeaT4 nf the AsH-
lsgeFg plighf.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27
panaer 90 - -

Two policemen listed the business
Aoases of toe eity today giving no-
hCes about waste Paper and other
ash. On account o. The DRY wealth
- Chief Mitchell decided % issas ez.
.3a cautious t0 al aaeEoAahth t9 AeeD
waste paper OK the alleys md t.eeta
Ihe danger trDm nre is made great
bg the tfssn A second warning All.
rot be given ard h IL tbe aalicg q
f1e eity 70 pF0eee4 ander TIE aeaiia
ordinances il case of violation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27
BRIEF FILED N CONTEST CASE

Brief for the plaintiff we're fled in
lie supreme court today IN tie case
|ot s ] Fay0rs against J D AuF.
|lhg, involving the commissiohefahlp
icr the Second district The case is
il supreme court on application Of G
.G HornoF, fof the plaintiff, for a wrii
of certiorar The case vas recently
decided I'm favor Of Favors Id the SD.
periOr court.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27
susPRlsE PARTY

"a sgrHgiyg psrig Ras gwen &h
cbsFe8 Com lass esealas 4 oeilfB
bis i0gtg geGhta 9 ad&4 Ae Eeeea
eA seeeFsl beautiful presents fnefs
we're abot ffiy ereseai EaeFe oeias
several out pE tc@B guests Rei8esA
sgsemaa AL Ge @geaM asia e@Ne M@a
served Tney departed ~ ate aoHr
wisvng aiM many 1.oee aaApy 5.ftA-
esys
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27
RECALL PETITIONS IN PITT TsauRG
tBy Afsoclated press.l

pifssDurg Kas s,Ag 2T Charging
1lation ot tae ecAimissiDu govern.
meBt ia@ because q! t1e app0iaf.
ment of policemen who were dlaQHa4.
fed 81 gne Civil service board be-
cause of physical disabilities half a
0Czen pltisDufg men began tie ot-
atiOn 0l petitions TODAY 70 recall
Mayor Graves and three other city oi.
finialA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27
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. FRESH TOPICS or c
n THE ToWN. {
q
@ @ Q O @ q @ O @ o @ o @ O 9
7gshIna - - chautaaaus

Pushing Plans For Cnauta0aus
There is probability tnat Ene
Chautauqua assembly VIII be held Do
Highland park tais rear More -IOon
ihan can row BE- obtained az Miner
an Wells park "a needed for the gath.
cflng A representative ~ fhe
REeakers bureau was here today 70
lc0k over the situation. Prospects ap
rear 10 be very good incal adyer
tlslng has been started by the offic
ere Of the assembly The assembly
VIII Be convened july and nlll last
s0I d week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27

Yes Willie the slttings OF tho Unit
81 States supreme court are 0n each
&radae but the down gittiaga oa the
Sidewalk legislature are continuous
The city schools closed yesterday
Appropriate exercises we're conelnd-
"a in all the grade school buildings
The commencement exercises 0g
TIE Logan cOuniy hiEh school. sep.
5tate, ln the elty BAH auditorium
LIST night we're largely attended Az
excellent musical program waa rem
tFed by tie gfa6ua.eA- The cias5
cratlons we're above the average ANA
the commencement address by Rev.
III W Harvey 81 Memphis, Tenn.
Was very able one.
The Eneea building Go West Far.
rfon avenue. Is receiving coat Of
raint
The brlck ana Stone w0rR on the
asslds building is aboaf completed
IGe building #iil Ua occupied hY re
A sfiiae laaies readytowear
Store
The directors OF the chamber 0f
commerce today have two factory
propositions under confederation
The Senmel'zeF baseball team weHs
l m MHlhall t4ia morning where faes
/ tEili play toe hfat of series 81 games
vIfA the Mulhali team this afternoon
Aateaett and West WIFI BE- tbe bat.
tory t0r the Guthrie team
/ Mr Bud p0teef and Miss May cfar.
ena 10th % Logan county Eere mar
10 5g tae Rev 4 q Copeland 81
i1e lastsra residence, gzZ East liar
Eison avenue last evening.
The s0una mems civlc federation
nea an enthusiastic meeting Aal
! t9ai Tie federation IS maslna
aeagiway ~ arranging ioT b'g dis
E sct fair here this iaB
l seYessl hundred students of ihs
h i4nast9u university passaa thg0ugi
I Uetngse fhs m0rniug en route r
Itaelr A0mes ln various seatlDHs n
\ fiif state The school closed fOf lht
Em m yesterday IheFa we're twenty
Two graduates ii took foar exits
Teaches % oring the stsden,s from
; nggsm 7n tie EaBsega Oklaaom'
Il iriH morning
i 4 business meeting d The social
4 lia Meal Eili BE- hela " Asdefa0p
4 f.ety store &oDis and D.gisiQa a
N H. 81 suaaas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27
|OE LA BARR INVITES
MADERO TO MEXICO CITY
ssssty Presence Of Rebel
Leader Urged By ProVls.
IOnaI President
inv Associatea prpss.)

Mexico City Mex May z7.-Ex-
President Diaz. wh0 yesterday fled
from tais city tor Vera Cruz ID dis-
gnise N believed TO nave boarded
a vessel there for Europe Private
asdvlces Wy tsat be Boarded the
Hamburg-Ameflean boat Plranga, due
to Sail Wednesday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27

The fire boys ace prac'.c.ng asilT
FOR the biz tournament % oe aeid at
Enid JaHe 70 z TIE DoYg ou tire
f0se wagon ~ Central station ges.
tesday made Fun " f1Hr blocks.
connected the bose aud bad @ateF %
= tafee story 8ail9ing iu oAe minute
4IG fifteen see0A8s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27
OLD HOMESTEAD Of
FAMOUS PAUL REVERE
IS PREY TO FLAMES

y Boston. May IT, Paul Ref 9
. vere's Old homestead at Sharon, {
9 Mass, and a powder mill, built {
O ia revolutionary days, we're de- {
Q sfroyed IN 10000 aFe early {
q this morning 9
g 10 addition 20 these, Two fac c
q tory buildings occupied By the Z
@ Plymouth Rubber company we're Z
g destroyed and several houses {
@ slightly damsg ged The powder {
. house was used as an Office {
. building FOR the fsctoFy {
q G
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-27

Rmy s / Waite aas returned ifoin
Ons0. Rheve b. w4k called NJ the iit
rass. 0f ala m0sAey and Rlil ceragy
Aas gulgfs ~ tae f8rss Christian
church both magaiaE aae evening
Sf ndAv,