The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-06
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Il Prize fighters talk OF forming a
Union. SAYS sne Muskogee Phoenix.
hey have nothing else left To talk
ABOUT since the white man hope
business fell through
Joe Pitman farmer living near
Mcneil. is not sitting around the
/ corner grocery and cursine because
1.-THE government il not run riant. He
/ planted tairty-eight acres Of sweet
potatoes and realized sl25 per acre
ION the crop
An indtQn near Anadarko had
three wives. bur was recently lagal.
/ y married 70 one OF them. accord
ing 70 the WAYS Of the white man.
lie said he preferred this one he.
cause she always took care al hTn
when he got drunk
Broken Arrow small boys will new.
er forget the recent visit of the
nkee Robinson circus 10 that
town Memo. one of the shows big
elephants. was injured in his chr
white the train was switching ana /
later fell dead upon the show ground. t
The Citizens State bank of coving-
Ton, owned by the Hetons OF this
county. has been purchased by O. J. Il
Fleming, the we'll known Enid banker
ana others. who viii continue the
2 Iteration o. the bank at Covineton. Il
said to be one OF the richest agricul.
iurdl communities in this state.
/
Hapt H. II. King OF the engineering !
corps Of the Oklahoma National
guard, has just received at Lawton.
800 pounds OF new equipment. valued / /
y $1,000; consisting chiefly OF tools.
'nslneerine and photograe hic supplies =
me new equipment practically com 1
liefes the needs OF the engineering {
'orps. II comes direct from the en- q
'lneering department at washington. ii
Federal Judge CotteraI has set /.
december AS the rr wnep the ri
'laekmell MiI ant Elevator company cf
blackwell, Okla Frank Foltz. head 10
thaE concern, and the Hunter Mill. b
iE company ot Hunter, Okla. shall VI
pear N Guthrie and plead on the III
idietments. returned against them ,c
lring the recent term OF federal pc
'urt at Enid. They are charged
lder the federal antitrust laws with
'nspiracy, wherein the Hunter com
my agreed not 70 sell it's products ~
blackwell thus giving FoItz ~, ho
onopoly there -
f-n.ar, o,.,... for
les north Of here. had very ex. aa
ing experience with panther. rh
day last week while out hunting. TX,
Jog had treed a squirrel and he ~,
; cIrciing the tree looking for the na.
ilrrel when the panther. wnich
hidden under large log. sud -.
~ sprang upon him. What hap
led within the next moment. A
VERY clean with Upton, bur he
nks az one time he had hold OF
q o. the panthers fore legs and The
the panther gently brushed it's
& feet against the bosom Of his
rails Those who haze seen his
rails SAY tney look as though they a
.bine " saro "n 'nlonga ,'ai,i thrasnins and
them-Nan Buren, County Demo p. p
~ ,oamhars - .ha o,.,. cure
ioration commission will attend
z3rd annual convention OF the ~. ~
onal Association of Railway Com ~
'ioners. convening at Washington. - ~.
sday. October 10, for five DAYS. 80. le.a'i
Jack E. Love of the Oklahoma ~ A!e
mission Is member Of the asso- eae Se.ei
on committees on railroad taxes 49,
plans for ascertaining fair valn. Ia. Ia
Of railroad property, on car III, S,,ul
ice demurrage and reciprocal de- 49,
age and on powers. duties and .e ~.
Of state railway commissioners. ss..l s3.,.'
missioner Watson is a member OF stan. soa.
sommittees on rates and rate 80
ne, on express service and ex- W q.
rates and on railway service oosts
railway accommodations. Com vaa,
oner G A Henshaw is mem Co.,
{ the committee on grade cross p%r
and trespassing on railroads. ,sl.a