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DEATHS

BAILINoER--op Friday, October "a. isfi. at
her residence, 1884 Twenty-eighth street
northwest, MARION FRANCIS FAZto.
wife Of Madison A. and mother Of Miriam
Hcddnger and Philip Faxio Ballinger.
Notice OF funeral later. q
New York, Boston. and Keokuk. Ia, pa
pers please copy.)
GRAFTON Thursday, October %, 1911. at
$3.50 a. M. JACOB d. CRAFT, at his rec
idence, Gil II street northwest.
Funeral from residence at 2 p. m.,.s sat-
urday, October %. Interment private.
Kindly omit flowers.
HUGHEs-suddenly, October rs. 1871. ~
Rossiyn, Va, JENNIE v, HUGHES, the
beloved wife Of Andrew w. Hughea aged
forty-three years.
Funeral from Lees chapel. $50 Pennsyi-
vania avenue northwest, Friday. October
q. at p. m. lnterment Congressional
Cemetery. iy
NoEL--on Wednesday, October Is. 1911, ats1
4:30 D. M. LOUISA n. NOEL, aged eighty =
four years, after a brief illness.
Funeral from her late residence, 2Ss 2
Eighth street southeast on Saturday. October Z
Is. at p Friends Of the family In (,
vited to attend 4
zERY-on October Is, 1911, in New York. 3,
MARGARET w. ZERY. widow Of the late 3
Lieut.. Edward Zery, y. 8. n. '
Funeral mass at st. Mathews Church /
at 10 a. M. October Is. Interment at Ar ,
lington.
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THos. J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES sALB OF A HANDSOME g.
STORY BRICK DWELLING. NO. 1853
Ku.BOURNE PLACE. N. w.
By virtue Of a certain deed OF trust duly
recorded, in Liber No. 325S. Folio 305, Of
the land records OF the District of Columbia
and at the request Of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell,
at public auction, in front OF the premises
on Monday, the 30th day OF October, A. ID.
1911 at 4:So o'clock P. NJ. the following
described land and premises, situate In the
County Of Washington. District of Columbia
and designated and being Lot 100 in Harry
T. Jones subdivision of lots in Block IA in
Walbridges subdivision OF land known as
'.InEleside," as per plat Of said Jones' SUBJ
division recorded in Liber County 20, rNlio
lIs OF the records of the Surveyors Office
of the. District OF Columbia. subject TO GER
tain covenants as set out in said deed Of
trust. together with the improvements
TERMS OF SALE: All cash over and
above a certain deed Of trust for S. 900. co.
A deposit Il 10000 will be required at time
81 sale. All conveyancing. recording, ETC.,
at cost of purchaser. Terms Of sale to be
COMPLIED with within Is days from day of
sale otherwise the trustees reserve the right
to- resell the property at the risk and cost
of defauIting purchaser, after ive days ad-
yertIsement OF such resale In some newspaper
nublished in Washington, ID. C,
GEORGE NJ. MYERS
JAMES ]. LAMPTON,
oc2o. .2S.25.27,2s Trustees.
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Vital Records.
Births.

0IItno.
WHITE.
William A. and sadie r. Smith. boy. )
william p. and Lucy c. Rimel, boy.
William 8. and Helene Nicely. girl:
William and Mary McCleliand. boy.
Samuel A. and Mildred Long, girl =
Joseph w. and Clare B. Leverton. boys
James p. and Marion c. Harkins. girl.
Clinton J. and Katherine A. CROUCH.
boy.
B. F. and Mary w. Cheatham. girl.
Domenico and Maria s. Barranco, girl.
James and Anna M. Bell, boy.
COLORED.
Thomas and Rebecca Tibbs, girl.
Warren and Rosa Payne. boy.
James and Mary l.. Proctor, boy.
James H. and Lizzie Marris, boy.
James and Maud Morrison, boy.
Richard A. and Lessie p. Daley, girl.
Charles A. T. and Edna Z. Chase, girl.
Walter S. and Lula Carter, girl.
Harry U. and Louise J. Bell. boy.
Walter and Rosa L. Bowie. boy.
George F. and Nellie e. Brown, boy.
Jesse and Matte Butler. boy.
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CHEsAPEAKE 4 OHIO LINES.

Published as information. not guaranteed.
400 D. m. daily-c. g. o. SPECIAL. solid
train to. Cincinnati, with Pullman sleeper
louis, and Chicago. C. q o. Dining Car.
n:Io .. m. daiiy-F. F. Y. LIMITED. to
the West. Southwest, and Northwest Pull
natl, and Louisville. Cincinnati sleeper open
for occupancy 10 p. m. c. g. o. Dining Car
Ticket OFFICES. bis IA. ave 1889 + ST.. and
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Marriage Licenses.
WHITE.


1r, ing A Greene, of Scranton, and Row
berta Jones Mittenzivey, Of Pine View.
Thomas p. Mayhem and Elware z. Att
hoff, both of Washington. So
L. r. Shoemaker ard Harriet Slmlns2ii
toth Of Washington.
Jerome ]. WILDER and Cora w. Kara
wood, both of Washington. 1oE
Clifford Robinson and Nettie +. Stoll,liu
both Of Baltimore.
Robert Ellis and Beatrice Waters. both :;
of Washington. 1lc
Moses Levi, OF Baltimore. and Selnet7
Nurick, of Washington. Suf
Francis J. Merkling and Sara z. Burx I'd
holder, both Of Washington roo
cor npE,n 'fa-
Lewis II. Prymus end Rachel A. john.
son. both of Washington. -
Jshn B. Brown and Genever NJ. Jen-, :
nings, beth of. Washington. Va"
Charles w. Glover and Rosa L. VIII,
liams. both Of Washington. ~
John F. Taper and Emma O'Dcllis, both
of Washington. -
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Deaths.
WHITE.

Nellie A. Campbell, years, Sos + street
southwest. ="
Samuel s. Stone. Sc years. SIT H street !
northeast. ~ 5ss
Columbia Maus. IS years. Government y y
Hospital for Insane. .Si
May NJ. Kalup. 26 years. 632 Randolph,
street northwest. at
John w. Robey. 60. years. LILO Fifth !, !.
street northeast. -
Josephine r. johnson. 20 years. 113S
Sixth street northwest. -
Irene L. Redmond, 20 years, Sibley Hos ~
pital -,
Angelo Zangara. % days, 3S5 Third
street southwest.
COLORED. =.
Lemuel Thomas. 45 years. Freedmen'ss
Hospital. lg..si
Saphronia Lewson. 15 years, Fresdy'
mems Hospital ~
Virginia Withers. years. Children's3y
Hospital. 81 ~
Charles L. Lomax, Al years, 22o7 Twelftiiss
street northwest
Henry Watson. 40 years. 3 Queens cour,sd
northwest. DO
Lorenzo Brown. "a years. Tuberculosis q
Hospital. o.
Jesse Upshaw. 2s years. lios X streetil
northwest.
Henry Carry. 2s years. Freedmen's Hos 8
pital. M
Jehn Newman. 8 months. 1924 Blasdon ui
court. "a
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OFFICE OF THE COMMIssIONERS. Di

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. Dis
trict of Columbia. October IS. 1911.
this Office until o'clock p m. October 81,
1911, for cement walks. coping. retaining
wall. wire fence and soiling and sodding
streets, Northwest. Washington, ID. c. Form
OF proposal and necessary information may
be obtained from the Chief Clerk. Engineer
CUNo IL. RUDOLPH, JOHN A. JOHNSTON,
WILLIAM v. JUD6Ok. Commissioner d. c,
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REGINA, Diamond, Richmond. Magic. Dunt-
ley. Hoover. Bee. all makes. sold and re-
paired: free demonstration; prices. IS "a ylz5;
cash or tune. Main AIS. NATIONAL. eth
and ". w.
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washing
ton, october "a. 1911. Sealed proposals will
be receiyed at TINS ot 9niee o,I until two o'clock
and installing electric wiring, switches. wall
plugs, lamps, refiectors, etc, In the Eastern
High school, this city. Specifications and
form of proposal may be obtained from the
Purchasing Officer, ID. C. CUNO II. RU-
DoI.PH, JOHN A. JOHNSTON, WILLIAM
v. JUDsoN. Commissioners. d. C.
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BOOkBlNDING

Mr. SATISFIED CUSTOMERS are Inc ossi
o.. Rooms So Main ssso -
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COAL AND WOOD

PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER: Law In
your coal now; coal delivered anywbere.
R1NALDI BROS. MI 7th st NJ w.
r.''- 1874
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.
LEAVE UNION STATION.


ROYAL BLUE LINE.
every Other Hour on the Odd Hour
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW YORK TERMINAL. LIBERTY ST.
AND w. 23D STREET.
100. 1900 (Royal Special. 5 hour-y. ts:os
(Royai Specially. 'l1:00 a. M, 100 $500.
tRoyai Limited. hours). $500 $500 .. m.
and sl2l5 night '2:52 O. IN. Diners and Parlor
Cars on day trains. sleepers on 1915 night.
0pehi pPhiiadelphia and Atlantic City. t7:oo. .s:se
'n'~ d. me- TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
week days, 100 a. m. to 1000 D. m)
.a:sa. ts:oo, 1850 100. '7:2o ts:oo $3.50 $500
10: :s0 1000, 'll 90 a. m. 1890 noon. tl2:05
100 ti:ib, TACO, $500. ts:2o 1850. t4;o0
h:oo' 1000. 'i0:40 eli 80. 'l9:l5 N. T.
'N WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, .s:l0 q. m. r:25. $3.50 p. m
cINSfNNATI. ST. LOUIS. and LOUIS.
VILE, 'SlO a. M. 'i:i0 p. M, .l2:lo night.
PITTSBURG, s9:l0 q. m, I:25. 1910 p. M,
.,2:to night; sleeper ready. 10 p. m.
CLEVELAND. 'sio, p m; Columbus. 's:'s
WIEEIING, 's:l0 a. m. $3.50 p. m
. schadules OF local trains at ticket offices
snaHv tExcept Sunday. tSunday only
Teiephones at following Ticket ofrices: inI
n n w, Main 1891: 619 Pennsylvania
ave. Main 2Ts: Union Station. Main 1850.
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SpAaOARD AIR LINE RY,

Io:o5 a. m. daily.Ssea6SSard S Fast Mai" !"
Through coaches and Huilman sleepers to
sonSiiie to Tampa. ThrousA sleeper to At.
lanta. Dining car.
,iS0ap steel electric lighted sleepers "a
sauannah, jacksonville, Tampa. st. Angus
.,ns and knights Key (for Havana). Through
coaches to Jacksonville.
sYSiR n M daily-"Atlanta-B Birmingham Spe-
c,si' Through Pullman steel electric-lighted
seepers and observation msmnnls car Sro to Atlanta
20 % Rirmingham. Dining car.
ticket onice, i4ls n; Z; ave. n. w.
q. z. PHILLIPS. d. p. A.
n ID RYAN g. +. A. Portsmouth Va
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-23
WEATHER WILL Be COOLER
Lower Temperatures Will Pre-
vail ! his Week, Says
Weather Bureau
fBY AsancIated press.l

Washington, oct 23~-Low tempera-
lures viii prevail this week. accord.
ing to a bulletin issued by the wealth
er bureau. There are no present i'm
dlcations of any disturbances IN the
Gulf OF Mexico, or the West india
waters The rainfall will average
low over all sections from the Rocky
mountains to the Atlantic coast and
there Will be frosts Monday in the
interior OF the Gulf stifes and in
the Ohio valley and by Tuesday or
Wednesday in the middle Atlantic
and elevated regions in the south At
lantic states
the precipitation viii be below the
normal generally There will be rain
or snow Monday in be section Of the
Great Lakes and rain Monday and
probably Monday night in the middle
Atlantic and New England states fol-
Lowell by a change TO colder weather
Tuesday.
The next general disturbance to
cross the country win appear in the
northwest TUESDAY or Wednesday.
advance eastward over the middle
west Wednesday night or Thursday
3nd the eastern states about Friday
This viii be preceded by rising tenn
peratures attended by local areas o.
and be followed bS con
siderably colder weather
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MUST Be 1s YEARS 0L0
Minim um Age of Automobile
Drivers Fixed BY City
Ordinance

Drivers of automobiles IN Guthrie
must be Is years old by November
20 or quit the business for a while
under the terms Of an ordinance re
Icently passed by the city council II
lis forbidden that any person under
|1S shall drive an automobile, locomo-
bile or any other vehicle not pro
PEELED by muscular power in the
streets OF Guthrie
The cause Of this enactment is we'll
known For over a year there have
been complaints of the youthfnlness
of drivers of autos. the wonder be
ing that nobody was killed Boys OF
10 have recently been seen driving
cars in the main streets. At times
boys light up cigarettes, put their
feet upon the dashboard and go sail
ing around town as proud as moving
pcturep rates. Automobiles are IN
creasing in number here every week
and the humble pedestrian and horse
driver are beginning to fear that they
will be banished entirely
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RACE RIOT At C0WETA.
KING OF CALAMITY
ALLEY COMES To GRIEF

"Toot' Champ, king of tne calamity
streak running from oklahoma tc
Harrison, the alley between Second
and where Third street ought to be
and several of his pals were arrest
ed Sunday in raid on the under
ground Monte Carlo opening into the
aforesaid alley. The police got prac.
tically everybody in the place, only
one or two oozing out this time Ii
probable the trials of all will be
completed this evening
FToot'' is to be tried on a charge
of keeping a gambling house. and the
following are charged with lettering
in a gambling house: Clarence Gray,
Henry Williams, Bird Henderson,
Will Scofeld.
The alley is crimes center OF the
petty sort and for years the officers
have been kept busy chasing in and
out A lot OF devilment centers there
and it seems likely to continue a
center until the wholesale district
comes along and runs it out.
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BUSY SESSION DISTRICT COURT

A very busy and interesting ses
sion of district court is to be com
Imenced here November 6 The dock
/ ct is now being arranged. and it Will
carry an unusually diversified lot OF
cases. Among the criminal cases in
prospect are those against w. ].
Short, who tried to kill his wife and Is
generally regarded as insane; Rev.
IJ j. Doaks, accused of mistreating
Ia little girl; Henry Gaffney, noted
colored crook; Jim White. the nose
cnewer; Harmon Grace, ten years
old, the youngest Oklahoma prisoner
ever charged with murder Reed and
Raids, the negroes charged with the
Seward robbery
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MIGHT LICK SPAIN, BUT
GUTHRIE POLICE NIX

Having helped lick Spain in 1898,
Dan Williams of Perry. came here
Sunday with the notion of licking the
Guthrie police force. He has been
sent back to Perry to fight it out with
the officers there.
Williams, who was a member OF
the Ninth cavalry in the Spanish
American war. is said to have been
acting strangely for some time. sun
day he got on a train at Perry and
headed this way On the train ne be
came wild and trainmen oyerpowered
him and notified the officers here
He was taken off after a fight He
promptly challenged Chief Mitchell to
morta! combat He was VERY much
quieter this morning and was sent
back TO Perry Tor a lunacy examina
ton.
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PRISONER WILL Be TAKEN
TO SCENE Of SLAUGHTER
VIII Break Down and Confess
Is Prevalent Belief Among
Officials
Az AnaocIated presa. J

Ellsworth Kan, Oct. 23lleyelop-
menfs said by Prosecutor Samuel
Bartlett to indicate strongly tnat
John Smitherman, held as a suspect
IN the Snowman murder case. Is tile
John Smith" found gully by 4 cor
nner'a jury Of committing the crimes,
caused county officials 10 decide 70
put the suspect to the seYerest tests
before releasing aim
Az present .he prisoner Ii III, but
as soou ais he Is strong enough be
will be taken to the Snowman house
aud reeAamined with the excep-
ttons that the bodies naye been re-
moved, The scene Iii the house is the
same AS on Tile night OF the murderer,
persons were slain
THAT Smitherman will confess wnen
interrogated at the seene of the
slaughter IS the prevalent belief.
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ELOPEMENTS. A
SHOOTING EPISODE AND THREE
SUITS BACK OF DIVORCE CASE

Iu his sait Greene mentions the
name of Osborne Kilhorn. son OF
Horace 81 kjlbofu of New York,
vice president of the National City
bauk
THE existence of Mrs Greene's
oWter suit first became known to-
ay when Mrs Greene's attorney ask
ed Justice hiacho6 to grant her tenn
aeArS aiiWoug and a counsel fee.
sue ASSERTS tbai MIR Greene has been
to0 friendly pEh several women in
Manhattan and relates the story OF
ner romantic courtsaip aud marriage.
the Greene suits are still further
mixed through the fact that Mrs.
Greene obtained a final decree of di-
Yorce in the Utah courts early this
week
Mts. Greene saws that early IN 1910.
Nr Greene went WWest. wnere he
became euamored OF a prospector's
wife aud was shot by the latter in
san Befnardino, Cal
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At LEAST THREE KILLED
ANO SEVERAL WOUNDED
Muskogee National Guard SEM
TO 6uard Town. --Adjutant Gen.
eTaI Canton In Charge

"Adiutant General Can.
ton is III charge of the sltua-
ton at Coweta,' said Gov
ernor Cruce today wheT
asked by the Leader, over
the telephone, for a state
ment as to conditions i'll the
Muskogee county tow II
about which centers the
very dangerous race riot
started Saturday night. The
town was reported quiet
early today.
Gen. Canton early today
informed the governor that
another man was shot last
night, but the name and cir
cumstances were not given.
The Muskogce company
of the National guard was
ordered to Coweta yesterday
and Gen. Canton reached
there last night. The mat
ter of calling out more
troops is left to his discrc-
ton.
II am informed today"
said the governor, THAT
Coweta and vicinity are
comparatively quiet. Early
this morning there were no
signs of further outbreaks. :
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-23
SISTERS, IA AND 10. IN RUNAWAY S
MIDNIGHT WEDDING ON COUNTRY
ROAD WITH NEGRO FOR WITNESS

Savannah, Ca, Oct. 23-Beneath
the Pickering lights at Fennels sta
tion, Thunderbolt a double wedding
was solemnized last night, the con-
tracing parties being Miss Dora
Dukes and Thomas L. Lasiter. and
Miss Susue Dukes and Nesbett A..
Morgan.
Tne ceremony was performed at
midnight on country road. by the
Rev. T. d. Strong of the Methodist
mission of the Thunderbolt Union
church.
The only witness was the negro
hack driver wao had conveyed the
parties TO Thunderbolt.
The brides are sisters. IA and 10
years old respectively. and the double
marriage was the result of a runaway,
the mother of the young women being
opposed TO their marriage on account
of their ages.
The girls remained in the hack
while the ceremony was being per
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tBy Associated Press.

Coweta, Okla, Oct 23.-The town
Is quiet today, the state militia main.
tanning martial law.
John r. Thomas, an American, to.
day was found near here seriously
shot. He said he had been wayIaid
by armed negroes during the night.
State militiamen today arrested
twelve negroes here Negro houses
are being searched. In nearly every
one tae authorities found arms.
reports from Red Bird say that the
blacks are arming for a march on Co
weta tonight City MarsnaI Kuhl
does not believe the thirty militia
men here can protect the town from
tne two thousand blacks who could
assemble.
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O @ @ q 20 @ Co @ o O o % @ % @ g
To LOCATE UNIVERSITY SITE

Members of the board OF trustees
and others interested went this ai
ternoon to the permanent university
grounds to locate the site for the
main building 1t IS to be marked at
once by Architect Dolde and City En-.
gineer r. 3, Hooker.
About November /, there will be a
ground-breaking ceremony OF great
interest The bishops Of the Metz
odis Episcopal church will otliciate.
Among hose at the grounds today
We're Chancellor Bradford and Rev.
w. G Coleman, trustees. city Engi-
neer Hooker A M Dole, Il, A. Gntf-
rey, w NJ Mccoy, Rev G w Cor
don.
Rev. W. G Coleman was Saturday
added to the board of trustees
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formed, the grooms standing on the
ground on either side and holding q
hand of their respective brides
The hack driver stood in the back
ground and grinned his approval
| The Rev. Mr.. Strong was aroused
from his bed to perform the cere
Imony. The girls declined an invita-.
ton to come into the parsonage
When asked if they had the con
sent OF their parents they said it was
not necessary, on account OF their be
ing orphans.
Their mother is living aud had re
fused her consent She says that she
will attack the legality of the marri-
age on the ground that the girls are
minors.
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REVOLUTIONARY INFLUENCE
RAPIDLY EXTENDING
ImperIaIs Must Hustle to Stop
Infection Spreading Over
Central China
NV Associated preas J

shanghai Oct 23e Dispatches aere
today report that the rehels have DC
cupied Chang sha aud Nan CHAINS
thus master Hg Two more provinces.
Four Of eighteen provinces are HOW
under revolutionary influence The
fall of NanMng Is immtn ut Only q
decisive move af the imperIals can
stop the injection spreading over q
wide belt across central China.
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A TUbbORN
CONTEST IN
PROSPECT
DR.. c. B. HYDE ON TRIAL.
FOR MURDER OF COL.
r. 3. SWOPE

Kansas City Mo, Oct 2$ The sec
ond trial Of Or. Hyde for the murder
Of Colonel swope began before Judge
PorterfeId today Following com
plant Of the defense against the
method Of drawing the first yenire
man the court ordered all discharged
and new venire OF one hundred to
appear in court tomorrow.
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WILL RESEMBLE A
CONVENTION Of
LIQUOR DEALERS

~ tty Leased Nlfel &
g Hillsboro. III, Oct 23--When G
o the defendants in two suits that {
g have been filed here By Mrs g
g &arah + Warden aud her two {;
6 sons set together to plan their g
g defense, the meeting will re- .
g semble convention of retail G
g liquor dealers. The defendants {,
g number Ito, and most of them I;
= are saloonkeepers The others 9
q are property owners who rent or {;
g lease property for saloon pur- 9
g poses s.
. Mrs Warden is suing for $4,000 9
3 and her young sons for $4,000, :,
= alleging that the saioonkeepers 4
g sold liauots to A. A. Warden g.
. husband of Mrs. Warden and q
= father OF the boys, and caused =
= him to become an habltual drunk g
= ard, IN consequence of which he y
= died q
= 81
- - ~ m nn m a. - ~ - r< .. =. an q. 80
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Special to the Daily Leader.

Special to the Daily Leader
Mukogee, Okla. Oct pa race
riot broke out at Coweta, twenty
miles northeast of here Sunday af-
ternoon in which at least fifty shots
were exchanged between the whetis
and blacks. j. ID. Beavens, city at
torney of Coweta, was killed and
Carmen oliver and Stellar Thompson
Continued on Page Eigns
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DEATH LURkS
IN POWDER
EXPLOSION
NINE KILLED, 10 WOUND
ED AND IS MEN IMPRIS-
ONED IN MINE

Harrisburg, Ills, Oct 23-Nine men
We're killed, ten seriously wounded
and fifteen imprisoned by cave-in as
the result of an explosion of d keg
here today. Although the explosion
was four hundred feet down it was
clearly heard here. Rescuers at
tempting to reach tthe imprisoned
men were driven back by the gases
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GUTHRIE MINISTERS
RETAIN THEIR CHARGES
Rev, {. B. Rankin Rs-AppOintet
Superintendent Thanks
for Guthrie Hospitality

Appointments to pastorates in the
Oklahoma conference of the Method
| list Episcopal church were announced
last night and the annual conference
adjourned to meet in Guthrie in
October, 1912 1t had been expected
that conference would last until to-
day but Bishop Quayle found the
business so we'll finished up that he
decided to give out the list last night.
Nearly all the ministers. laymen and
visitors went home this morning,
highly pleased with Guthrie
Conference went on record in
glowing resolutions Of thanks TO the
people of Guthrie for their hospital
ity and attentions Furthermore, in
voting unanimously to meet here next
year, the conference set aside all
precedents, giving Guthrie a distinc-
tion prabably held by no other city in
the world. Unless there is in the
next year IA special session some
where else, Guthrie will achieve the
remarkable distinction of entertain
ing the conference at three consecu-
tive meetings-the special university
session in March and two annual ses-
sions. The city is one of the main
points of Methodism, through the
strong and active churches, particu-
larly the First, the university and the
hospital
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-23
NEGRO RUNS ANUCK WITH Gun
ny Associated press.l

Birmingham, Ala. Oct 2s-Frank
Harrison, negro. who yesterday kill
.ed Deputy EheTifg Cooper at North
Port taday Killed Deputy Sheriff fiUr-
ton and wouii;ted two others ~ sand.
ERA Ferry A posse IL Oh his trial aud
iynehing III expected