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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-25

in my head like hymns of Joy No sooner had French
sat down to his oars than he saw the pockebook and
with sharp look at me bounced on it. But my face
was as innocent babes.
| found could look at him now without its hurting
inside. l seemed to have got myself back again.
after having had crazy girls head by mistake.
Do you know that rapturous feeling? And of course
wanted to tease him to pay him back-lust little
And did! There are many ways to tease mani
g En spite Of his stony face k"e" " hurt And was
The next thing had to do was solve the mystery.
Why did he treat me when he was carrying my pic
ture around? Well, found out and learned at the
time that it's not safe to play with real man
when you yourself, l mean. He made me very
sorry for it.
WIHEN still at Solomons one night we
~ were asked to party on another yacht: AT the
last moment developed headache and the Buntlngs
were obliged to go without | did have ache;
but it in my heart-I already had my fill of teasing
French.
After they got safely away came up on deck He
was in the bow with his guitar. | called him back and
made him sit beside He didn't try to come close
like that idiotc Thomas.
at hot below | couldn't stand It., said,
which quite true.
For the first time he seemed to have lost his confident
air. His eyes looked soft in the moonlight had to
keep mine hidden for fear of showing too much.
aI'm sorry you're not WE'LL he said awkwardy.
l was as well well could be then; but didn't say
So "Sng something said.
He shook his head Il have no voice tonight, ne
said in low tone.
l answered with the obvious thing. @You never do
anything to please mel" Saying it to him sounded hor
riby fiat
aI'n tell you a story" he said, putting down the
guitar.
with lots of adventures" said. 1 didn't want to
be flippant; but l couldn't help it.
He shook his head again This is problem story
he said, "and you must supply the answer
My heart began to beat like anything; for guessed
he was going to talk about
@Once upon time there fellow" he began.
3and he as poor as Jobs turkey"
@Good!' said. a like to have the hero poor in the
beginning"
HThis isn't hero" he said quickly; "an ordinary
sort of fellow He poor he couldn't give himself
decent education. And there was rich
along and offered to lend him the money to 60 through
college, without any security You see the fellow fellow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-25

when you're crazy went on. @You always think
you're King something. How jolly!"
@Poor unfortunates!' said Thomas, just like his
mother.
You knock against the subject accidentally, and
bang there's an explosion.
"Theres never been any in my family" said Thomas
severely.
"Of course" said sweetly. @That explains why
"Oh l don't know said Thomas deprecatingly.
3Was there any in yours2' he asked very ohand
Fancy how jumped at the chance! "Only my grand
father and two OF my aunts, | SAID careleSsy.
Thomas started.
aIsnt it funny? It is said they always worse by
moonlight" | added.
An expression of horror overspread his foolish face,
and he moved away little
l made my eyes big and stared up at the moon. Il
don't anything unnatural about the COW jumping
a think we'd better go below, said Thomas quickly.
cts getting very damp"
So I was Saved for that night! How Rugged myself
PUT that didn't help matters in the other direction at
- all. In the mornings Thomas and his father lay
abed late, and found, if went up on deck when Mrs
Bunting starting breakfast in the galley, could
usually find French Straiker there He used to get up
at unearthy hour and go for a long swim He was
splendid swimmer. He wouldn't 60 in with US. | am
not bad in the water myself; but he never noticed
my performances. When came on deck his cheeks
would be pink and his eyes bright just to be alive IN the
early morning. You'll think I'm foolish Dear but he
made me think of the shining creatures imagined at
sixteen. He his old working clothes as if they
were a suit of
At such moments he was almost human, and would
look at if | were person. But at the first APP
proach of any real friendness between us he would
shy like stish horse, and then look if he had been
guilty OF awful weakness, making feel as fiat as
a paper pattern on the cutting board.
l suppose you'll say it judgment on me. In
all my life up to that time had been denied
anything l wanted, consequently never wanted any
thing much-and the first thing did want couldn't
have! By night day l couldn't think of anything
but him. He bothered me to that extent thought
must surely begin to hate him-but couldn't When he
in sight was unhappy because he didn't notice me;
but when he out of sight perfectly wretched
because imagined him writing to other girl,
looking tendery at her picture. he carried
girls picture in his pocketbook he was SO careful
of it. How hated her, whoever she was!
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-17
TWO BROTHERS IN TROUBLE
Dusky Maidens Come Into
Court and Accuse Thelc Of
lllegitimate Parentage

Ben and 81 Cooper are Young ne
groes, wine haze beer LYING M tae
vicinity of lcenium a gear or So
ago Aliee BroEn. negro erl ac-
oused Ben 81 llega percentage 81 q
child born Us her. and Ben disap-
peared a few days ag0 Betty Jones
young girl with two children. ap-
peared and said that sha had been
HYing Blth ST. a warrsnt vas IS
suaa ios ST, w30 seems IS have lof
two years or more eFadeA lhe mar
rsaee clerk and the preacher "a the
prtmdtce oi bettg'R reputation 81
waS somewhere in the eo1aty ana
Ben was iu another cogety. but Hen
evidently thought be could fix Sis
trouble He slipped lntn town last
night and sheriff Murphy got aim
il developed that ST had been allowed
70 hang around 81 bait
The brothers. were agfalgned n
county court today Settlements are
spokeu q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-17
SATURDAY WAS BIC DAY
Local Merchants Unite in De-
clanng Business Was
Best in Years

Local merchants are unanimous IN
declaring las SATURDAY 70 be the
best trade day OF the new year iar
surprising the Saturday before East
er last .ear and equaling any trading
day for the year 1910. except possi-
bly, the Saturday before the lh ol
lnIg
The merchants also declare tha.
collections l4aye been much better
aud ii is noticeable that he percent.
age ai cash business IS much greater
now than III former Years. r. W Iingg
Oh the Lulz Dry Goods company said
today saturday was easily TIE best
rade day nj tine year AMI far exceed.
Ell the sales Of year ago Our Sat.
nfdag traders nearly an plnnkea
down the cash. TOO, continued Air.
Linyz. We were more than pieasesl
with lhe days business
j. A. Brown. Of he Brown Dry
Goods COMPANY said Ne had inc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-17
ANrl.moRMoa CAMPAIGN
Serious DISORDERS Attend Agitation IN
England


Bssaanaa. End4 Aprl IT, The anti
Mormon campaign led to serious dis
orders here Az organized demon.
siFalion against Morm0nlem wah ears
r,ed oW and an atmaMm Nas issued
requiring he Mormon missionaries
ID qult iown within eight da9s
Later the crowd atfaaEva Ae Nor.
mon meeting house aad stoned aaa
aa bed the windows Tae police
bad sreai aiaeaii in restoring or
der Two persons aefe injured and
seven wfTr arrested
iu }anaarr w. 81 N0aaoH. chleI oi
tue Morm8u missionaries III EngMad
addressed ieifer "a lhe hogne see.
etafy Winston Spencer CaurcHsll
ee0udine ae ae as eewasm EHe
lish clergy lBai tAs hame Office la.
yestigate M0gm0nism su England
NaBaoG DECLARED ih&i fhe MeguonR
were bring pelHecWEd
An anij Mormon campaign waR Off
sanzed 81 LJyewoal 81 tho 5aaQp
of Liverpool aGa oiher seaasng
ea8rch men The ooiee var the eE-
puisjob from England gs the M0rm0a
mIsslamfi wl0 weFe eHaggef 1lfh
sending mAny recruits caieilg glrIE.
/ ig 'he inted Siaias The movement
was taken az bs the iefgz % other
eitleg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-17
MUCH BUSINESS AHEAD
Young Men $ Civic Federation
Will Have a Busy Meet
ing Tonight

Ghe g08n9 mems ciVlc federation
Miii Il cet rs regaiaN session tnis esq
ewing ai ihe chamber 9i commerce
rooms Several important prag0t
tiDas afs NJ 1e taken ap as the meet.
INK Including the county fair. the
cty charter HeR factory aggont-
ing comnttee 50 assist ti4e clt{
federation g boosting h0me products
ste The esh Miil be pne ~ tAe
ehief boosters FL fhe home precincts
movement aua - contemplating BAY.
iag buttons made bearing Tbs ihKflp
Sou G ae Home Products Hab!l
Iae flfw Copy ior systematic az
Yeftln ne Il THE flFraaif water fF0W
f@pAae Hinarai Springs vili We 8fs
nied for aprnta "a ihis Yeoina
Hea n4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-17

biggest trade day OF the year Satur.
tay Our sales were equal to, IL not
more iaan on the Saturdays when
the farmers We're marketing heir
cotton last tan Business ls much
better than 40 this time last year.
B r. COughlan og the Monarch de
partment store. said SATURDAY. was
Ia big day witB as surpassed any
trade dag OF The year Our clerks
We're busy all day The outlook for
IA prosperous year grows brighter A.
the season advances.
81 Abell. speaking Of his satur
days trade said We had a better
llaster trade his year han for sey.
eral wears Notwithstanding the
tunes and the weather our sales az
sregated twice those Of any b her
trade day OF the year We have bad
timely rains and with prospects
good for bumper erors Of corn and
cotton. / feel that tie year 1911 VII
be far better than amy previous year
for Guthrie
Ed. G. Petersen saturday was d
splendid trade day much better than
a year ago
E II. Knauss We al feel bet.
Ter after a big trade das like Sat
urday never saw things look bet-
ter than at present for Guthrie mer-
chants
r. B. Lille ~ was surprised al
mp business on Saturday. II was
the best trade day Of ne year. rot.
withstanding the weather
r. L. Hirschi Ne had biz
farmer trade Saturday end we solo
more goods than Oh any other day
this year
Mac Morris: Our Saturday ,rade
vas mucb better than for any day
last season. The farmers are more
prosperous than ever and the pros
poets are good for big Yields i'm ail
kinds OF crops The Logan county
farmer does not know anything about
call times
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-17
To Run AFALFA RiLL


Faedffiek Jsla April iIE
FBfBan4 aTpoHtea HF ttle altficE
eUarf aF Okiahna,a eeaaty receiver
far she Cougolidased Aifa8ta Milling
romBany has fnai Mfth the local
ao,1.a fl4st .ass-t-tssh aa.s
granted tbRm sinty days ID ~hich t9
operate tae mill Il order 70 give -
4 Thorough fet Receiver ceFt.f
Gates wins 81 given ia payment for
alfalfa and operating expresses ans
* 81 believed Aat after begins Fnn
nlug the product VIII more han pas
s0r al en rating expenses
The Af4lsa mill Al Yukon. one ot
fhe three belonging ~ fne Gensoliaat-
"a Alfalfa M.lsag company Is being
8gsetafea NJ the stockholders VI ihat
nsaee ard giving good satisfaction
II Nill B. bouKaS by local people
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-17
MET VICTORIOUS DEFEAT
Attempt to Invade Mexican
Territory Across the Cotton
wood Ends in Jail

Major General Charlie Andrews
and Brigade General Lewis Rails
ton organized q Mexican invasion
last night ane attempted - operate y
IN The enemy's country The expedi.
ton ended wth retrOgrade move
ment 60 the city jaA
Generals Andrews ana Ralston had
been heariNe war done and lney
found eut thai laere is a revolution
on one side Oh river aud eyolutiohs
by marching troops On the other
lsueampeA OF fhe G.her side 0f tht
Cottonwood these flambuoyan'
warriors ot west Harrison knew
were many nsurrectoss Who have
been fabnsierug with picks and
sboYeis Being opposed To ton n
an forms, The generals deciFet q
end this ign0minious praci cs iH this
vicinity The noble army ~ stnera
moved III fin ropicai Latin style
10 the encannment.
The chile colony was asl3ep wneu
the army arrived Some Of the Mev.
cans appeared With tent stakes and
axes when the invaders gave the first
yes0 of defiance Thinking Some oi
Diazs missionaries were after re
craits they prepared to battle to the
deah Seeing that the Invading ar
my A3nssted w fw0 drunken me-
groes. who had n the meantime fnr-
tNer exempliiiel Ae tropical idea o.
getting np fight among Themselves
Tie MeXicans Wtadrew The army
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-17

Since she was graduated from tal-
lege $50 Years ago Miss Seauman
has aacn nrQmnenl lm fhe younger
set at RochesiH. where her fataef
owns beautiful h1me ~ MI lgs
Gregory street When lm Sew Yors
the SenUmans make their home 1T
ihe Waldort.Asl0ria amd Air Scha.
maa Aas seeWa bis future seh#n-laN
sinee StltWpii waS 4 belln0y
Il was S. Saraiuga lasl May an mg
pacais3n Mr sfiiswe# saiH ~A@
4as returning 30 NeN Work Ola Il
New York Central train. Hef Mr
Schnman ana he introduced me tg
0is dangaie wso vas coming %
Ncw York VITA him Since shea MISS
Schanan has visited New York sav-
sfai isxhss ard We became yety good
irlenas Size hare Aapn correspond
ag slnee We pes oH the traia
Those waa knaa MISS ShumaR
Say that sas is ane 81 fre preitless
Girls III Rochester she sg iineYiiS
aud i nlasScian aud with hef faiher
Aas spent naeh time travelling aaroaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-17
DEADLY MISSILES HURTLE
OVER INTERNATIONAL LINE
Federal Advance Against Town
RsDulsad-- Rebels Defeated
Near chihuahua
(Dy Associated Isressl,

Douglas Ariz., April l7--The lons
expected attack 0f federals on Aqua
Priesta opened IN deadly earnest al
9 20 this morning The battle oT
plusketry was continued. steel and
lesder missiles from the federal ma
chine guns carried far over the in
tcrnaiional line and plowed into the
adobe houses III Douglas
i was evident from the olfiset thar
lie battle would be decisive The in.
surrectos. lying tow in trenches or
flat On me open ground. faced three
directions defending the city FEEDER
81 dFe raked oyer them ana across
the ling
The federais advanced slowly to a
point southeast Of Agaa Prieta with
lle evident intention Of attacking the
ebeI position along the international
line BEFORE they reached This posi-.
ton they we're meI bg rebel cavalry
which ralioned ont to intercept The
cavalry dropped back slowly. drawing
The federals into range of the rcbel
sharpshooters In the trenches
Most of lhe residents Of Douglas
remained indoors bat maLv deiied
orders of The American iro,r and
hurried 10 lhe line % view ,h fight
ing
At 9.30 il was evid dent. that the
rebels had repulses tHe federal att
teck
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-17
'8aERS TO MEET TONIGHT
VIII Decide Whether or No
Opening Day Will Be
Celebrated

whether 81 ua Guthrie Is 30 ht
inalg celebrate the twenty SECOND
anniversary of The opening o. Okla
homa niil be decided al the meeting
of 8aeFs aF the council chamber ~
night a representative attendance
is desired
There Is haraly ime g prepare fof
amy elaborate celebration ae date
falling on SATURDAY bpf there II ime
foY creaitable demonstration lt
tAere ls 10 he an oraauizmt EFFORT az
celebration i. musi De started s0nign
W s Spencer acting president of
the association has called the meet
ine for t0niga Fl $50 h1pe th4s !aa
s3efs and Others interested #l turn
0uf well
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-17
O O o 0 O @ o Q O % O 90 o 0 @ 4
NATIONAL BANKS MAY ORGANIZE

81 became known today that tha
National bankers of Oklahoma are
contemplating separate Organiza,
LION in tha near futare and ii pres
eni plano maferal1e the organization
MsA be e0usunmatad prior 90 tbe
regular annual convention q the OK
Ahoma Banaefs association u May
Following lhe enactment Of tfe E'tar.
aHtee deposit laN fhe state aeags&rs
organized a separate association, blif
Until receitly the National bankers
ai5 not believe thay had ans neees.
sisy 20 do So A meeting viii Drohap
~ be held ID Oklahoma Clly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-17
SHAWNEE, CHICKASHA,
ENID AND M'ALESTER
Figures Given are Tentative and
SObleCt to Future
Revision
soecial To Daily 1.eacer.

Special To Daily Leader.
Washington ID. C April III Pre-
iiminary statements OF the general re-
suits of the census ~ manufactures
10 The cities OF Shawnee, chickasha
'isnid ana McAlester. Okla f0r the
Year 1868 we're issued today by
Census Director Dnrand They were
prepared under the direction 0t Mr..
William II stewart. chief siatisteian
for manufacturers bureau of the cen
sus
The figures are tentative and sub-
iecl 70 SUCH revision as mag be nee
essary after q further examination Ol
tne original reports
The value OF pr0uucts wen ia the
mnmaries represents their selling
gaiue o. price a the plants as actu-
ally turned ont bv the factories DUR
ing the census year, and does not
necessarily have any relation To the
amount Of safes for that year Tire
valnes under this head also INCLUDE
the amount received for work done
0n materials urmshed by others
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-17
Severe Defeat for Rebels
tBy Associated Pressl

Chihuahua Mex, Aplal IT, Forty
or more nsarractos were killed ana
more than 100 were wounded in a
battle fought between Sanse and San
ta Clara Canyon, about 50 miles north
oa here. according to ederal couriers
Who arrived today They brought Or
ders to have hospital cots ready Tor
federal wounded The federals re-
port five killed bur later develop
ments may chang the figures. Sever
al women and children are believed
to be among lhe killed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-17
a Hereules Mater conyert

w J.. Burnett the local restaurant
,Ean. who has been laid UP Win
rheumatism for several months. Is
able to Nalk several miles B day as
me result Of drinking Hercules wat
er and taking The baths He was
loath to try the water at first as he
did NOT have mueh faith IN i, but be
now declares that they have great
curative powers He Is one OF the
most enthusiastic supporters of VIE
lcnd issue for the construction 0f a
hathhonse and Development II the
mineral wells park
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-17
BEAUTIFUL HOME
WRECKED W0NAN'S
JEALOUSY CAUSE
By Leased VIE

tAft A+tffaia HN a.+
G Hartford Conn. April IT, (
G There IS 10 doubt that the beau {
c tiful home 81 Mr and Mrs {
9 Charles f. slocnmb was wreck
G ed las' Saturday. and ia the {
g mind of Judge Walter q. CLARK. {
. sitting in The police court here. (
. there is go doubt that v.Om-
g ans Jealousy was responsible {
. for The havoc Nevertheless.
g Judge CLARK had 10 discharge
9 Mrs John Neddo. beAuse be
= could not connect her with the
:. destruction. {
9 Now the mystery 81 who was {
9 the yelled woman Wao was seen
. entering the Slocumb house be
. fore Id was wrecked
q Behind the trial Is a romance
o which would appear To bear ont
G Lord Bgr0ns theory that love (
q Is w9mans whole sxistenee"
3 Witnesses we're introduced 10 c
= show that Mrs Neddo then Miss c
. Laura D0ughertg, had been
6 coufted By Mr slocumb four c
Q years ago but thar be bad msr-
9 riea someone else.
O O O o O O o O O @ O O O O 0 O Q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-17
THREE HURT IN WRECK
Entire Rock Island Train. Eg-
eePt Two Coaches. Goes
Into Disch

lH Alesteg, 0kl4s, ABfl IT Infe@
pefsna we're ig5use early iodaY II
ere HfecE D! Rock isiaaa train N8
a iecai sOand from Tntunraf \
M tr Memphis gear BaFaegt Okla
The e#tsee frasa except tke Two feas
eaaenes. was Earailel Those injured
Ehgueer William Martin an shaw
zee, Okla, internally
Express Messenger N n BaRar, y
shawnee. slightly
n F Darts. Mpasesser. s.ghtiy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-17

Washington - O., April i7--lEn
ese~ 81 lhe aeute situation along gae
border the state department today
asked tbe Mexican government for
definite assurances An advanee ps
the formal reply To the represents
tion of iAe United states that The
Douglas incl8ni wonld not b. re-
pe4ea laa department also request
el information as To what prsYex
Fatiges measures naa Haea taxeB.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-17
oNLY &C AssssMENr MAnE
sgeeIaI % the paIly Leader.

Oklahoma G3tE, 0kla- Aprll i1 ~
Members Of tue tate oaaGing soara
today DENIED mat su additional
sessmeni af twoGifths of / per Gems
had been ievisa against the ssaTe
honas 20 replealsh tNa bank guaFan
fg fnnd The oBiY catl recently made
Ras f9s tae per cent rssessueaE
aud that Is eaFlied ar aeposAg Ia
ae Daaks anEeF taa ameGGed as1k
sHg aet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-17
Nsw sonDs 10 Dc SOLO

Special to Daily Leader.
Okla1oAa GIty 0kga Anril 1
State Treasurer Dunlop win sell the
new issaa " bunds pledged by the
proceeds from tne sails oi pnblic bnIaa
jig lands 0n May IL There are gTi
$50 acres o1 public building lands.
whAA nave brought ii rental ard
sale since ls9a telEas u $500 5s0.ia
ID addition o interest on mortgages
amounting " about $780, ss0 A veaf
The bonds must ba s0ld AZ par aHal
accrued interest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-17
REA[F|GHT|NGREPORTED
MANAGERIAL sHOE
HURLED ONCE too
or TEN At GERMAN


8 Chicago April l7-Too fire.. G
G Quent hurting 81 shoes All TIE c
9 bead of small German acrobat c
. by the manager Of his troupe c
q and the Teutonic youths resent 9
o ment thereat today set In motion c
Q the German imperial govern. g
Q ment through the Chicago con G
Z sui Alfred Giessler. and the 9
o Unitea states government, 9
G through Dr p. l. Prendss, tn 6
Q charge of the local immigration .
q bureau 9
. Six months ago Joseph Kobler .
g q small German from Munich, @
g was hired ont by his father 10 9
~ make q trick Tor the Lola q
9 troupe, now travelling in the .
. United States q
& For several months the boy .
G has climbed THE collective .
- shoulders OF sever men and from q
? the lofty human pyramid has .
. diyed To the stage FOR the amuse o
. ment OF yaHdeville-g0ers .
6 Recently. according 10 the .
g story rected this morning by 9
(; the boy 10 Consul Geissler. Hans =
o Kliagel. manager OF the troupe. o
(; has been ill-treatng him in ya- 6
q fious ways g
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-17
'GETTIAG RATHER WARM
FOR DlAz GOVERNMENT
State Department Wants AS
suTanCe That Douglas Affair
VIII Not Do Repeated
lnr Associated Praaa.l J

Washington q. G.. April l7-
searching inquiry into tha situation
10 Mexico S. demanded in a Fes0sm-
apn offered to-day hy Senator Stone
of Aissnliri Tha resolution calss 0n
ths senate coam.ttee Oh foreign rela
flons t0 Undertake an Migatipn
hecallse of danger to American ANA
foreign liyes ava property
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-17
TRIAL BEGINS TUESDAY
IN SUPERIOR COURT
Defendant Charged with Gut
ting WIte and Was In Turn
Shot BY the Woman

Efforts bY crowds af tha superior
court today 10 ger glimpses of Mrs
Fannie Baker principal Witness ia
he case against p C. Baker her
former husband. charged Wta an af-
tempt to murder her we're baHled bg
officers this morning MRS. Baker
was kept in reach of the court. but
cnt 0t sight Of the crowds Her son.
q fayorlie graduate OF tae Logan
county bi.A school and her daughter.
q yolug woman popularity known 10
The city were also kept in retire.
rnent For several months the where
abouts at Mrs Baker has been CON
eealed
Joan u Chappelle one Of the young
er members OF the Guthrie bar. was
bis morning elected special Judge to
try the Baker case Clerk Walter T.
W. rren conducted The 3lection. Judge
Lawrence having amnu0nced dIsqnah.
hcaci0n for the trial Mr Chappeile
~as elected on me afst ballot Oin.
efs voted for were J j. Hlldreth aud
frank II Buriafd.
The case was put over until m.
iaesda5 10 give the defense tune u
procure Inc attendance Of Witnesses
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were forbidden to eali
John A Remey Was this morning
appointed % defend Bakef