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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-16
FRIENDLY SUIT OFFER
DECLINED BY AISSLEY
Meanwhile Mayor llIsmlih Holds
On, Pending Supreme
Court Decision

Custer proceedings against Mayor
Frank Olsmirh are likely TO be start
cd by J.&E Nissley. commissioner
and mayor eiect, according 10 state
mems from %issley headquarters To-
day--4sir.i Nissiey mas fiied aFa sl0g-
600 bond 81 mayor os Gafhgie and
Will In all probability, make form
aI demand Tor the office today Or
TOMORROW
The proceedings. 81 whatever na-
tnFe. will be In ne supreme court
Mayer Frank Olsmith is continuing
Id charge, pending 2 decision tr01
tne supreme courf There " before
iAe eouff an acton attacking the
raarfer on she ground of supposedly
Isegai elections leading ap 70 the
election Of June rs. He proposed a
friendly snis 10 determine the valid
ity OF fhe charter, Id the belief Saat
hearing could be arranged for this
TeTKs Das 3sF Nissley and c0nierees
refused his offer Clty Attorney Hep
nuFn had proposed 10 p. II Hegier
attorney for Nissley that an agfeea
statement of facts BE- submitted 70
Ene court Mayor Olsm8th nEida
that Ia view of the attack On The
election started before the election
be. should hold over until the qnes-
ton IS seftiea The adnegeats Of
Ar. Nisgley made s demand that 9if.
0lsmith surrender the office and
waive legal questions. M Olsnlth
says f5e legal questions are ap for
settlement should he settled ine
signing 81 recent bond ISSUES IS IN
volved
TIE chances are thtt the legal dti.
fleaitles Will be settled Id the qnieA
est possible way--bY custer proceed
iugs brought hy Commissioners Ms
sley, Carter and Spencer, after lhes
file their bonds.
Filing of minor offices remains q
topic 0i interest despite the hanging
IN es the essv government pending
litigation started before the election
The commissioners are getting .
gTsaf eeal of volunteer advice. aiO-@
with applications \ is not Akely
gaeFs will be appointments in ad
vance os a e0nrt decision
The Dig fight viii apparently y
on he filling 0i the position 0i chie
oi police. Lon Aaxlow Ii Ehe iates
0s the candidates and be has soE
midabIe backing Pan Morrison
said TO be candidate RE is taN
most aggressive member Of ihe pres
epi eity council sud @as recently
candidate TOT commissioner oil safety
the position overseeing the i0D O
CHIEF ot police. II II Reynolds, BeE
Garrison and Arthur ReduDH AZ
ali strongly ia me running. job
NzaoBey is frequently suggested i
20 available man
The Job III city attorney. regards
as settled IN favor 0f 3. r. Heglei
may " rAopened Fred w Cree
s9zE several others are being urge
On he commissioners.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-16
SICK MINISTER WEOS
HOSPITAL PATIENTS
Bride and Groom Both OeeaDg
Cots In Chicago
Hospital
dneelal IA &c r.eader.

SDeetal Is Daily be2deF.
Chicago. lB. J1H@ 1s-s1re os t1s
stFangest h0neyna0ons on record =
5elng soent Ia Chicago
TIE bss6e occupies 4 cot Ia t1s
Washington PARK hospital 1l4 grv0nn
oecmnie9 a cot in rgoa A. ot ~
same gnati,atlOn. ard the gaTs81 who
nsarrieds raern ts being wosess
y saebs8 sbas saa earYLaoEs In AIS
invalid chair
THE best man st wedding. wlfA
tae ass.asanea ~ the two nlrse Dst8e
maids. gert0rE "A 9r@FatsoEs 1n0a ALI
saees by fEen
4 whtse aaeamered hesrf-ai Eta1d
waa ghe sInrgyfsed altar bessie
waBeh -he nNnisr4r sat mhtle fMa
hrsda lag aa cat and tae gracfa
FeeHaea 30 aa operating Ezaae.
william Rlsgsan4. tns grDcm. WIS
recamssT Fakan te fae hespstaA after
being 1a8fg haFt ln Gass5rcyeis.
gasomo0 Y esg}sai9n
Miss Rose 2sGaef, a.s tsance@ Nas
Iig1 ken vfta aAe { .sF.ff . Ca
days later an6 s4x+a 70 tae zAms
hospital
Hev g. = C9asfau1 wAo peglgrns
ed ese ceremony Ezg axu1aaasrsug
fram aa Operation scT a@N@19iesfA
E N II Bmnassen. w10 operated
n1H aA 0t 'nsu Ard Misses A1aa
Graas Ana Fl Atkinson. ussKsea afE1a
sna'ds. $3.50 81 sgns aaa
wedding
SF 4saneE m@a a tr@sNelt visitor
AZ t4a stas stseF Ri1slan4 AA4
Z H@er TaK@9 sere at sne aay saa
8i6 no1e Tagf HiSas aaa @as
tg0agai saeFe tn 40 aa1aianer ara
8r4rsts8 IN ENY aspea8aNgfss ~ Hsa'
( 1sa6t tv BmaA~1Ga aGa H4t FFrass
nxe asg M4 A5le Eaa a 'eAas9
afr as9at sss epaasfqn VI Hag'
Mmd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-16
By Leased wlre)

HaEeFstown. Nd. June ls--Nts-
ram EusssoYd. sathey 81 ten cais1ren.
was seat to jaas s0aav charged wish
hsylnx sens 4 BIsckhand letter q
Airs. Julia Hamilton Briscge. wife q
James r.. BrEse6e. Jr4 and aaagAseF
vi tie late Coz. William 7. Hamilton
demanding SO A90. under threaf ei
destruction OF her entire family 4nd
naeh Al her properly.
Ths letter demanded shat $1,000
~ deposited III ~ old Yin wasa aoaa-
- beside : cedar tree. Asazsa o. aae
aide NTH the Aetters D RI 1arS-
Cd On iii sp0a where the BARK was
at oft Fhss tree i fa d eannp o
wouas, Id secuted spar tascggy
aeE msfh sFAeS and anAeFbFusa p
1 deep rasine. hesween ByrDns IN;
nssy. mere Gassfogd wAs snplnys1
an1 fne Chea sn+ake d Dn5o canal
nTopeTxy
re m0neg was ordered placed 4
fhs SSH boiler a0G earlier tnan "
and nef LATER thsn Ills. .f4ns
This demand was mA1e u tAe fAfs'
latter Y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-16
SEPARATE SCHOOL HElRINs

TIE s4marasa school ease ls tn se
Eaard sn al#srles eonrt Tomorrow
Judge HHst0n lsgued 80 alternative
msndam4ns d few dags ss6. the effect
ia wnlch was ihss me elsv board o.
~ taca,sou should ray the sarraass
d reA sg teachers sn f8s cgiofs2
"a nooss of ihe e.fg Tae wFst ~ fe'
s0rma5ae toMoff0w.
Uader tae present rllsEgg rae tsfF
wlll pag fne eHs8F# exDenEa o. fae
enlored sa0oIa Heretofore Eas eoas
aas baea sFne er tae eONusr az large
aNf new 4w a0w casss s9s pag'
neBt 0f teachers 1g tae Fes peefAfe
s.strsegs. fa sse opluign ~ tas sffDs
geg xe#ersl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-16
Q @ o. @ o oooo 90 o @ @ oo {
HIS DEMEANOR CHANGED
Mrs. Rosa Knapp in Divorce
Petition, Says Husband Ac-
quired a Crouch S Years Ago

Ax0wlng that a sudden change
came over her husband 69e years
ago. Mrs RoEa Knapp aas brought
sait ia the superior court f0F divorce
fscm Thomas l. Knapp. Their aone
haX been at Acton, where Knapp ~
working IA a blacksmith gaOp
hrs. KnaDD SETS our that nef mar
RED life, beginning at NeEkirk ln
1903, was hagpv antll five years ago,
wben knapp tnrned from good
nngBand I'll dsv 10 BE- faalt-6Ddsr
a eeold and q DrOfane and angry dls-
tnrber. Since ibat time BE- mas been
sd0lcted To sntoxicanrg. IL Is claimed
There are nye children. Airs. Knapp
says that Ehe and aes children aaFe
tried fo support themselves By plcI.
lng cotton and doing sach oSasr
.oYs AZ they can an9. ard that EaeiF
II sources have entirely failed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-16
By Leased Wire

3.emgas Teah Jaaa l6oae sirt
y 3e sae aeam ,sag theFe Is almags
sgAiaS &asnx % gsa# Csy 5Y sn
a*g siMs waFaaGs privilege ot
@g eg msn6 &8t slaee tA@
ne t&vssf Pepper case aas tas
sa-sas13pns sss NJ shs cty see@
40 fFe3 tspsn center go esreaua.s ar
saes - & w4s Moaaay aftega9ga
when e8mcgs wega eggiate9 ta4s
N marriage os Miss Alleen C4ia Ness
"a gmore f10we Siaplas ot MFeE.
l.gfe British coaum8ia. 2aleA was aa.
1ee4 30 gake aage Wednesday
& s4.As. Aass .s-s,4 eazSelssss
Az Bfss no exgaar afl@B gas gsvea
af tae brides A0me #al2 Immediate
tsmor gaa rot Mlss Caldwell, 8 a
carr e4asa1ts. na0 oeeE pogur ana
7hs marriage NaS 10 T4&e pfeG#Gs
oas ef fAs agsaafN agzHt 4a-
'rss y shs season
iarE# bfsd#a paTbg lad beaN Az
s4age. eFefY detail esmp.esea eyefs
Elsn ann0aMrs anf seseF4i sn4si
lannheo1s and &ianes garties asfeaal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-16
STREET GAa GlAPEEF HURT

Lixasa8gg Fessss4sy BBs saa ssreek
car eompaag gst 0s agssaes s0s GREE
ar a3aT A fuss m4# gasAa& olf M
E@ Srxer aEEa4# ear A-4 t1s
GerVlee Ms gsH#84g IDg Il zee.
ssa masst AFs@Ha fTpgas A1MeTer
aas a' Eae etalo NaeYe ! mseAsss
bsgmea szt Gas aAH 80 she e8m-
p&ng Bis4 ae al iesAt Si5a for re9A4g
" sae m4eaiEe Aside lroH sae
trnes cag rmDang yAe raHtA Fs
Faaneaoasa zn2 fne eskan srpse -
Eaese seems q aase 0aen si1sss asra-
2ge Toe an8 2as Aigm sg s~w
aas aW1 tne .a@ Tas eaas
'.aea 80 sse saM44sAfs sa.Ey at
tse e1M
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-16
. Q Q 0 0 ? 0 Q Q Q G Q Q Q G
BOY SCOUTS IRE UNIFORMED

Bov seests from gae Methodist
Is .ae0pal church south. 81 Gatare,
were the FIRST 70 appear ID IaiiOrm n
01la10nga Rey = II ADeraataF t0ga
sls corps oE scouts ~ ne uMirersity
exercises III Norman iris Heek ahd
tse BOSS aGdegMeas military discs.
gia1e and maas forms. appearances.
The uHiEOrm 81 tae scoats as
Ekak seweras eiuea da soeal corps
r4g z1ne oa sFins about fhe e.fs. ana
tasy seem to have made ire arzt TIP
ef geDefal importance in tneir l2ar-
nfr 60 Norman Tae bog scout idea
hss 8eyelo9e6 NlFaia fas lass FHO or
fgrea veafa ana all over tAe c0nE#g
t5efe are organizations
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-16
ALL PASSENGERS SAVED
Steamer Disabled in Lake Erie
While Carrying Bankers
Excursion

Detroit. June is-Tne steamer
Western States, disabled last algat
ia Lake Erie while carrying 1ae
Michigan Bankers association excRF-
sssn 10 Buffalo .s eIpected s9 arrive
here Under eEn steam this atis7n0oa.
Reports 10 headquarters 0s toe De-
Eiclt aah Ba1aln iiae stats taat tae
steamer City of C.eTe.z11 arrived u
pgrgso this morning. h1wtEg psce
Er the passengers of fhe MesFefa
States waea tae two vessels Nere
lashsa together ia mld-ake None
was Injured
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-16
OLShITA ADMINISTRATION
STILL HOLDIA6 THE FORT
Mayor Explains That ConnlS-
slonsrs Elect Refused 10 Join
Ia Friendly Sult

A proposition % pay 2 F. Haf-
rfs s25 4 98y for tae nse 81 iaa Cot
tonwood river fox clty wafe pur9os-
as was turned down bg Ae ely
council last sight Propositions 70
RI AXE the payment % Harris sl0 ana
S. a day we're voted d0Hn The city
has started condemnation rTcceea-
lngs aua wi8l probably enter a1t0 no
sort Of comprise with Harris MnD
claims TIE gee 81 the river skou's
Harris be paid 345 o any other sum
about . landowners would pr00a5-
lY cDme ih and Claim similar
amount
Council last night had one 81 fae
most reasonable sessions On record.
lt lasted for less than an hour Al
tha beginning Councilman Spnraock
asked x the proceedings 81 cOaaa~~
would be legal. baaing als question
On the election Of fakee rom misxlonFs
TX vas reported t1st ire c0mmis-
ssDners had rot qualified City Az
toEney Hepburn said there had besa
no change " government apd tGat
she proceedings os council w0ald be-
perfectly legal The question OF Mr.
Spnriock wzs avowetsy based on al
vIce that proceedings would BE- Lleg
AL sn view OF she lact that certificates
0f electl0n had been ISSUED 80 ccm-
rnisslgnerS-elect TIE city attorney
a1aa the c0lrts would hereafter pass
on the facts and law. 5ut thaf such
Hadings c0Hle not affect prOeeeGiGga
taken is goDd iaisa
Mayer Expl@rs inc Situation.
8g0goF Ogsmith sald thar Re bad
raavted the e0anmiat loneFa select 10
j0ln In an agreed statement os facts
f ID be presented 10 fAe supreme c0aw,
anz that 70 sueh agreement had
/ 1een made up to last nghs Tas
csarf refused 10 eal0a fhe election
ae said. aDd Il @ill eventually pass
On tie 0nessi0n al "a whether az no
I IL election Saa been egai.T hea
THE mayor Vs8 ae refused % trans
fes fae 0fGice for 1he reason t1at
there IS So action pending in the
& supreme court if fl A not Settled
/ n0w, someone wlE priag al aes8i
ard npset us. said the mayer d,
/ motloA 10 DFoeeed gigA the rsgnlai
order Councilman SpHFiock Fga.
I rs.
Tire Ere a88ltson mHedE- raa ye
dweed 90 figures sy an action are
qh0Fsz.ng zoe finance committee &
settle aisa a Miiler. aho n2s scs
oss 0n toe big saweT Three of 'h-
8ss. .t ls claimed are .a 10 sis
I beHefiftea by the se~eF aaa they "a
80 1@ stricken from rhe ssa@asm4n
F0lL
/ CaaHeH relieved Ferdinand Rltte-
busch sFOm 6Biiding q dewaix cs
derea az Logan aTeAas sud k1iteemt
( ssTees
CAset G~absY reported taat tA
fsasArle f.ge geaM made 5ae tastes
t.ne aE Enid and brought a&eE m0e
cast f1ac a-v o-1eT company pre-.
/ eat aud ak gs.1as-
TaeTe was presented q gesglgtsD
of .he Ggtaria chamber ot eomn erc
Ta&t1g ta Rue usOB1ss8 cAeafST
I 80 g Sae gigAs O. Say Gs tie 7ans
Fe Casef cs P0lie@ Mitchell sal
tAas ae had aEad all fae aeacea d
could find sn Filing Hp several q o.
aot0t4s aolee aiong tae road au
fAa7 be 6esevea tae roadside 90 4
iA pretty iAiF coaals.8a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-16
EDITOR Is SUHpOtNlED
BEFORE THE COMMITTEE
New Turn Is eIVen 10 Ssnale
Probe Into The Scandal
at Chicago

Ghicago. jane 1.-THE reported
etaaEug " eheekz tor si29.99 by tins
E9wara Hines Lumber cot9paHY ia
tFDr 81 psO-Lorimer morning pa.
pee I'D Chicago xli bs one 2f TIE
Lev phases ga the L0Flmsr scandal.
lie serving of q snbgoe1a UPON tte
editor Ct the newspaper ln qaegslo1.
man wloae name has aOt before
gfen brought officially iuso the Lori
nsT mess. gives the Hire gu tae SEN
ate committees pFoaa0le actson
This sersiee also made pu0lie shs
fact thar the Hesm committee Eas
searching f0r evidence ia shis Hans
check transaction when tae commit
Gea's llie was emit saDf ny TIE decl.
E.on Of Judge A9ei@r J Petit im tae
E6 ward Tiidsn hasseas corpus esae-
COMMITTEES Sent Nerc
To u. s. Senate Board
The committee wAs unable 10 gHr
ste rne matter 10 the end. hus foEnd
waY OF Communicating gae 0ssif
facts 10 The United STATES senate
tomml;iee TIC cheeks ~ toe II
wars H~cs Lnmbeg company. aggre
gazing $lz36s@ we're paid 20 t6s chi
cag0 pFo-LortweF aewspaper shortly
before tAe election ~ See 1f0r Lgfa
meF At Springfield Tae Helm acn
rHtees iagesflzagcra we're unabas q
Z Faa q aans aee0n& az she ss@spa
es la a#ea50a ta&t anowea shaf tal
Z 8sfzgAG hsd eYsg been depossieA o.
oFbetmise eraG5sea 10 ire newersper
/ En- e0na.deTing iAis matter Tai
f f4elm COMMITTEES foard q sigIl4ez1
4 Eeoannetsgn between fhe s188 ea
+ 8leh Hines told O. e. FmpK, ny
eyer ~ tne international HarFex's
company had been raised sn aaFF
( 1e elect Losimer. sad tte fizas s@
supposed 10 haFe been eaeessa 4
sse nawBpaBs
AnosAev Sgasaesnt f8et tEat ag
ge4.sa 90 ths Heim COMMITTEES wa
gfe4
H.aes mas saFge8 wltA aaFn
{ ,Aas ee had 70 raise sl9as "a Il
sfsn4sEe tacse Hs0 had advanced '1
uensg s8 y@s L1FlMar over she
thzs mqnev was needed se nagrl
f9t re Hires fE5ee cgmcaay Sci
aAVanesd sae mo6eg sg checks
tt4s m9talag aMSgaDeF Is @N,d (
slnes aAA 1e sst else HAe HBat
a0ileet fAe fund 20 rslnbafss tn
f Hines Iamaer eoaagan9
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-16
WOMAN WHO HAD BEFRIENDED
WORKINGMAN is CHOSEN BY HIM
AS BLACK HAND LETTER VICTIM

1 Il RFsseoe sn7 A-s bTot1@E-Fn- 4
Marsha! Wilson. wsth Officers and
detectives piscsa a dammF Facxzee
al the spot 3es grated WaeH Eass.
ford apaaarsa lhe gang po@ne7a oa
alm
Gass.or5 Sg b w0FEtEg wsn- bat
Il wesl known 10 1Ae aaasA-eT a
former Governor HaIsltun. w4g Ras
been DIS nanefAesEess
Mrs. BF8se0e vent ON ais hcn& 0A@
sEne. Sc has aaea anuszaIsF 9an1
sa Csasss0Fa ard sis family giving
the eAla8ren clothing AID aiding
Sham in m2nv xags 0aee sAe g7s
ain oas ~ sal II ls tansgAt " z1T
~ au sn4s aas = 3a@4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-16
WHO'LL: TOWN
THREATENED
BY BLAZE
WASTE PER FIRE
CAUSES HEAVY LOSS AT
ATCHISOE. KAN.
fBy Associated Prsss.i

l4s4Assasa44 AAass sasa@e ks--ssFr &faaA@
sfzFsma fsum srnmx wzstg g4ses ss
Cd alley AeTe n9ag 8essgSyea me
Cs4ment Il aee1tel Department ssofs
Ea@nez4r aspfss enugsA ore rect
e 4n& 4s4 N~s sDe saFr
ana Age 9aN Faa4ea lg a AsgA w.as
I'VE wAase t0wn ws tAsszteee9 ns
scse Ae nve @4s WN8e9 eaEsy S.
sezauh ard Asasem wesfh ~ess zpgea ].
AZ ia sax az TAs ts2ax@ u ssssaat.
~ Az 4 A4gxYed zzA2ra 11s.4rs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-16
HELD TO THE DISTRICT COURT

Henry Gatfaey TOD 4 villly bsaa-
hlus yam yesterday whsa srfaIgne1
Il Justice sefsHs court on 4 charge
BY stealing b buggy from r
smlta and ~ s. r. Ksl9gg
Henry said tast bis PAL se51f
ilkeHlse e9iOre1 bought Toe 1Hggy
srom DR. Nsilpgg sad dragged it SIX
oleeka Meanwhile. HengY gst9 ne
Aent % hls bone four miles wesf
ot the eity for 1s horse and a ser
~ harness eee acrlY.t.eE we're
very ate I'd fle 1ighf
Henry was aeld 20 rae district
eouFs ta tne $50 os $500
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-16
Yssssraass Rsn Vas L.seaI.

TAe sasn ysstrv3zy wss n0s sen@F
at faera wAA EE,& sA9Meg Az
ca, srss. hmf H 38 nee extea "a
s1e Ray TnT g1ttsawsrd ssas.ayy.
sAaw ffsle efseer rnI me ram
49, gAe &aer sa9v was cay SiszAs
ly improves There IS ! ligbs Tsin
im tA@ nartAsEn part 1f ne nu@Rty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-16
LIVES WITH WIFE,
FACES TRIAL FOR
ABANDONING HER
lPr I.eased WIrel

~ tE1F A4t7NHtM AfEF
Q NeW York. June le-Andfew .
o Gli0tti. B. X. T. ~ guard. .
g Who lives wifh his wife la y
. prO0klyn. stands IN danger d '
o being taken to Connecticut 70 b. ,
9 tried for the Connecticut felony .
9 81 abandonment The wife Nho .
q made the charge IL tne same y
= wlie with whom he IL a0H liYiag .
@ in peace IN Brooklyn q
5 GiiOtf left New Haven In "
{ February 10 set bis present ioo q
q His wife aid nOg want 10 leave 9
o and STAYED behind sae was 30 q
. much pat out tnat she charged q
u fn- Eith abandonment Later q
O she changed her mind and came o
Q 10 Brooklyn 10 live with aim q
2 But she did not withdraw the y
. charge The Connecticut auth0ri .
G ties caused his arrest aaa tae q
. case VIII be heard y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-16
BREWER WILL AI-
DRESS W. c. 7. u.
On LIQUOR LAW


& FORT wayne. I'D, Jane ls- .
q Tie local W. r. ~ = graacl y
@ in afranging foT iEg sane FouFta y
q n Je program secured ghe y
2 Ds1mlse 0f state Senator Fiem- v
o sag ~ deliver an address On tae y
q nsw fnGiana liqu0r law xrona o
. as The Proctor isw =
@ Senator Fleming Ia the man q
Q sger an8 chief ewner % the .
. AegehoR brewer ghica eeils y
q lis Dr0aaet ia Cale4g3. Kansas 9
. Citg &e# YORK and other cities. .
. RE la one IF sbe fCgr brewers ~ =
o tha iass legislature WHO diesat q
: ri BaaE saDnla pass He ia 4 .
% warn defender ~ tle Proctor y
q la9 aB6 Vas eager % expiain ts O
G woFMuxs q rae ramp of tae y
q eaemy u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-16

tStf*<~tMA AWf@ ~ ~ ~~~F+
The temperature Ar o'ct0cE taas
afternoon was l@2 IN the coolest
d0orways IN town The beat was NOT
as severe today IS On some aays re-
Gently. But the thermometer simply
st0rmed toe top
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-16

Mf@m HTVNa get4Fae# Sodey sFuN
81 eaera Kaas@s 8e s2Ts Aaf esoas
sfe 'alng gge.a ID Kansaa sas asv.
sAN s&8sM E@ aA@E.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-16
THE WEATHER


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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-11-30
Ihste Delta Chi Reception.

The Theta Delta Chi House was
the scene Of a beautiful reception o.
Saturday eve inZ. The house vas
ardstcaly decorated n green anc
white while bunches Of carnations
were given to the ladies. Music and
refreshments added 10 the sniov-
meat Of the evening. Miss Bessie
Spencer presided over the pun
bowl. Dancing was engaged IN.
Those present were Misses Helea
Hsmmerly. Eleanor Jones. both o.
Washington. D. c.. Ellen Bernes.
Bessie Spencer. Mary Branch Speu-
Ger. Mamie Spencer. Katherine o.
Kseffe. Ida O'Keeffe. Katherine
Geddy, Mary Lyon Tyler. Emily
Hall. Mary McSpsdden. Virginia
Peaohy. Sue Hundlsy. Elizabeth Ma
oon. Beulah Brooks. Agnes More
cock. Powell. Mary Hamilton. Thcl-
ma Brown a1d Nab Stubs. Chap
erones: Mesdames Moneure. Miles.
| Geddy. Henley. Spencer. Gardiner
| Tyler. O'Keeffe and Brown. Mem
oers OF the Theta Delta Chi frater
nifty present were Messrs. n. w.
| Vaden. c. c. Snow. c. c. Graves.
j., II. Wright. P. P. Taylor. P. L,
I Geohegsn. II. A. Turner. {. {
/ Dix. II. +. Marrow. ]. r. Healey
/ T. ]. Rowe IT.. and K. ID. Ewell
! Visiting alumni Of the fraternity
, were +. K. Caves. A. K. Kooutz
. r. c. Young. }. K. Healey and S
Z. Warner. O,hsr frat-rnities rep
, resented were Kappa Sigma by r
S B. Iackscn: Pi Kappa Alpha BY B
A. Garth; Kappa Alpha by Wm
r K. Doty; Sigma Phi Epsilon by J
- D. Clements. Others present wer
DR.. w. ]. Young. DR.. G. w Brown
9. o. Ferguson. Jno. Tyler and ID
Davis.
The Theta Delta Chi reception
one OF the most prominent Of th
annual social events OF the Coles
aud this year it was well worthy &
its past reputation.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-11-30
Has None Of His ORa But

Manager +. II. Ball. OF the Pied
mont and Tidewatsr Lend Co is
very proud Of the increase 10 popu-
auon which he has brought 10
lanes City. and points 10 himself
with pride as an exponent OF the
tlu race suicide mo cement NJ
3an is Just now engaged In the lsu b.
able work of increasing the popu.s-
iou OK James City by Importation.
aaving learned that this county has
ne smallest population In the state.
A few weeks ago be sold the
Rowland tarm 10 this couaty 10 VII
lam Andrews. OF Michigan. Mr..
AnCrews and a whole tribe OF big
and httle AndTewscs. twelve in al.
nave arrived az their new home. "A
itgI.e later he sold the John Sesboe
farm near Norge. and the new owner,
dr w. A. Bangs. IS moving dowr
on staid old James City next week
with the modest number OF ten only
No race suicide IN these two families
and the tribes of Bangs and Andrew
are extended a cordial welcome.
Likewise We congratulate Commo
dore Ball upon his increase in on
population. twenty-five az one
time is pretty good.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-11-30
4 Few Corrections

Two typographical errors made al
article on the result OF improved
methods in corn growing. as prinssd d
lass week IN connection with the
Boys Corn Club contest. apoesr
ridiculous. For instance. the total
profit was given az So 2S. when il
should have been S36.25.
To another place Mr.. Slausou IS
nade to say: Why cultivate 20
tcres Of corn to make zoo bushels. %
:tc. Il should have been 500
bushels instead OF 200. The mis-
axes were ours. Of course. and as
ve fear someone else would get the
,lsme. assume all Of IL.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-11-30
Daughters to Meet Dec. 8.

Williamsburg Chapter Of the
Daughters of the Confederacy will
meet Friday afternoon. DEC. 8. a.
4 o'clock in the home of Mrs. Lyon
Q. Tyler at the college. An address
will be made before the body oy Dr..
]. Leslie Hall. of the William and
Mary faculty. which IS being looked
forward TO with interest. as DR.. Hall
always has something worth while TO
say.
AL members are requested 10 az
tend this meeting. as matters OF
much Importance are likely 10 be
considered.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-11-30
Spencer Elected captain.

Wednesday morning the mono
gram baseball men OF last year met
at the college aud elected Mr. Dam
geefeld Spencer. OF Williamsburg.
captain OF The team OF 1912. Mr..
Spencer was the star pitcher Of the
last wears team. and was spoken OF
as one or the best college twIlers in
Virginia. He has received some
very dauering offers in the world of
professional baseball. out prefers to
continue to Go battle for his alma
mater. and to assist IN again winning
a cup as &c did last spring. This
honor IS deserved and is gratifying
70 his many friends at rhe college
where he IS one of the most popular
men n his class.
he is a member Of the Kappa
Sigma fraternity. Nm o. and Ger
man Club.