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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25
WILL MEET IN GUTHRIE
September Convention oi State
German Society 10 BE
Held Here

Guthrie aill early naxs faa eater
tatn t4e German Society of OKLA.
Aoma 81 IS anaaal Eession Tne
spring meeting was concluded AZ OK.
iahnma CafY yesterday ard the mem
bets decide dta e3me bore for the
important meetieg Ga tae FIRST saB-
Day and HDndsy n September
The membership a, fhe September
1e@t.ng probably will be fsf larger
than heretofore The receai second.
ary meeting started proceedings t0r
he aNnnai gathering bg appointing
I've 0f lts Aosest members q tour
THE state fIr tAe organization 81
German agciegies The Germans
aa8e social organizations 10 the lnre
sr cities bat ia s8Iae smailar plaeas
.haFe afr 80 eeatgal s9eie efAaE. 81 rs
expected tAat several 81 these tea rs
NlA Be grorgat .n ard Fn&i iha aI-
teadanee ~ tAe ANIMAL neesi1g aese
#all be @eii HP toward tnaussa&
sa4ae tfoM tae aagsacia attendance.
sasAA y gH saes oecaaionr. enog.
wDEs
t3enry Braun 0f Gughyie. gs pres
aent at tbs ssase organization.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25

Light Vote Being Cast In Guth.
rie on Proposed Railroad
Amendment

Violent interest q section 8, afe
slgys. 3, cmssitaros " Oklahoma, IN
conspicuous sof s absence TIE
election rgaay Il very taMe. 8nd sg
pa7aniiy toe Fntsre v0te 81 fsaisrie
viii nos 5A 0yer $50 The vote IN
the eonatry Wal be proportion
lighter Under tee present state ef
public sntere3 ;He vote of LngAg
counts i likely ta Be less than 1 aoe
H'Ae AppaSraaces are thax fsae raAl
road aUendmens IL tae prsgp0sFFg 60
change the osEaaic law IA kN0wa. will
seoeiYe q large majority VI the YaAes
c-a. ssssay sa SSusAEse. evTT szAe stale
there sill be varegaigd results. OK
fahosna CHty. Musaogae anG other
places mag tarn In adverse ms3orst.
ies. while ii the norsa western part ~
fne state she M4Jaraiea wlls al tse
favorable Tae To9osltl8n 4pseaFs
% bs 10 give railway composites the
right - aeqasre Fines 81 or8ex com.
pAniek.
AZ aoon today AZ average 0g about
tMentyfsve ballots had been cast Id
xsn Eathfia precincts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25
COMMITTEE ADVERSE TD
BRlaGlAG IN LEGISLATION
Provides for Disposal Of segTs
gated Lands Of Choelass
and ChIckasaSs
Special % The Leader.

-F~t@4 ~ lac LE&@&F,
washington, April Representa-.
re Carter og Oklahoma has resntro.
9ueed Bite BILL of last session prOvla.
ing TOR the sale 0f me surface rna
mineral 0f the segregated coeT Ana
asphalt lands Of the Choctaw ana
LAlekasaw nations Dir. Carter is
part Chickaaaw ard part C1er0kee
lndian. ard hSs district embraces tsle
major part Cg ths Chtckagaw ara
Ihocgaw country
In Ysew Of ths fact that the corn
uAitee "a Indian affairs at it's initial
meeting voted noatf bring in any Tex
ielaticn, there Is 10 chance ~ tha
Carter BIN receiving serious c0nsis.
Grafton before next December The
committee viii consider no measures
u1less Il be in an extreme and eaa
iopked for emergency,
Is ~ uuderst00a shat cifgxeax " lie
tw1 frlbsa are fa5giy well sgress uu.
rn the Garter hili which prgylaev fer
sae sale of tssis valnshie property 1t
public auction af not less tram the
appraised value 1T the eyent fn1f
tract 0r Nraets are not disposed og ac
the Grst Offering or are forfeited. tha
secretary af the Interior III given aD.
taorItF 10 offer them agaln ln aurh
areas aad under such terms Al ha
may prescribe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25
NEW REASONS ASSIGNED
FOR HILLS RESIGNATION
Was Denied Admission 10
Prominent Berlin CIub, Is
Another Report
Special to Daily Leader

Washington. ID. G.. April "a. Wash
ingtoa diplomatic and social circles
are greatly Interested over the g0s.
sip originating here az ID influences
ln addition to the potash disputes
Mhlch called forth the resignation of
DaVdi J0yne Hill .snbasshdor TO
Germany Mr. ana Mrs. Hin have
been in Washington several days.
According 70 stories thai come from
friends Of DR. Hin, he Ii being fore
sd 70 relinqmish his diplomatic post
partly in order that either Lars An
dfrson ar Jacob g. schmidlapD Of
Ohio may be made ambassador.
There is also b report in circulation
which attributes his retirement in
part % the refusal OF a prominent
club In Berlin 10 admit him omem-
bership Mr. Anderson. who mas
been III diplomatic service, owns one
OF the tinesg houses In Washington
and entertalns extensively He is
said to have contributed s25. 900 to
the TAFT campaign fund Mr. scnmid-
lapp is president of the Union Trust
company OF Cincinnati and an init
mate friend cf the president
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25
LATEST DEVELOPMENT
IN DYNAMITE CASE
Unable 10 Procure Ball, Men
90 10 JAIL Detective Burns
Not Found


indianapolis. ADril waiter
Drew % New York cOgnsel for me
National Ereetors association. W ri
FORD assistant district attorney. OF
Los Angeles, and Prank Fox. the
chauffeur charged With kidnapping ].
J McNam marrs. secretary-t easureF Of
the International Association ~
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
we're arralgned this morning before
Justice Manning They waived prs
iiminaFy examination ana we're bound
over To the grand fury
William J Burns. the detective en-
pioyed BIZ The Arectors association
vas sought By constabies with a war
rant Tor his arrest on similar
charge. but be was not found Bond
vas set al ten thousand dollars. each
for Drew and Ford and five thons.
and dollars for Fox. Their attorney.
w A Keicham failed 10 secure bail
The men were taken 70 the county
JAN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25
After The Day S Work

~ Ire Man fer
ice wny business eAnBot
1aaaF a9serse taeals because tbef
them
Y ae consensus 9f 9goa among pasteai saat tae
#A@ khg@s h0M ~ 5n3a Should be abe
fAaf ssn& eFea good fAeaEg --Aeeaase at
lMe nAA Who kno@a aa1at ee1ag Nh9
most about He folks 1e tc e aaFar
Use as best ae ssiDw 2eegle
Naas Feaa hs Advertising Tbe
ae RaY Dpai operated toa 0fen q s0ara xa t.
na ~hS 4 i operated as alA He good Der ae
y keep ~ e stean and kesp down e coal b often &
Nnea N RDaeA o ifaE Sag Boat Msh
Wnen has Eaen bis IFS making So QagA end
taefe sad Jet the zyen saayinK
eat candy Aafe ere problem 81 selling
The latter Will snto the making tie candy M y the
fTASas .0o ~hen the advertiser has got aasA WITH thc
Mo Aes sae sMa tse CANDY VII ~ maae aFaany "a esS e
pDtAe aAs Nhca e advertising sometimes ner than
tae ~ recipes forlnalae
Hankera 4se realize because
h0w Eeep ~, tAay sa0ua
expect e e sae the the fgeeE ard saop that
their baAsS the tie booking
MAea soa van thing aone-set aa outside ase ~A ffesA
TsN9an don't M h g eo macA o the inside atmosphere
Christ tosk twee io~s afgey AtAFa osainaFg nssa and
aA9nd he hgh9ags ana spread tae
AnyhodY KNOWS aaf he nasbss " the snhearn knsw
3aspeln8 course
no i1s& o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25
APPEALED TO SUPREME COURT

u b Brakebill. formerly an EN-.
ploe of the Rock Island railroad at
Shawnee, has appealed bis case
against that road to the supreme
court. Brakebill was working as a
common Iaborer on the rip track
there in February 1908. and had MS
finger broken and bis arm bruised
when some Of his fellow employees
dropped heavy timber which they
were carrying He sued for 81 500,
but the company filed a demurrer.
alleging thas he had signed so agree
menE when he entered the employ
OF tho company, under which the
company was not liable unless any
accident was reported To the proper
officials within thirty days. and that
sneh report had otB been made. The
demurrer was sustained by the lDaer
court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25
ARE PUSHING ORGANIZATION
Meet in Guthrie May / De-
signed TO Form a Permanent
State Society Of 8oers

Original Oklahomans are receiving
letters from Guthrie urging that ael-
egates 0e sent here On Mas for the
iarpose OF forming permanent
siste society OF settlers The object
of iris organization Is to preserve
rAe wonderfully romantic amd yiyia
history OF the old territory The Sec
0us taken from time 10 time are
generally kn0aa as old Oklahoma
and the stale organization Is 10 in
elnde all entrants. whether IA 81
cg 1893 or Ill other times. The 8sers
2 ade the call on account of priority.
The idea that tae delegations IT
lre meeting here On May are 10
DC selette1 BY nyes from counties is
erroneous TIE tGwns 0f Oklahoma
territory. the sac and FOX resesYa-
Ia ns. rhe 0toe country and the
Cherokae Strip and the Cheyenne and
Aranaaoe reservation are to send
delegates The settlers os each sec
ti0n are regsfaea as true pioneers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25
OELRH0NA CHARTERS ISSUED.
Special to Daily Leader.

OEiahoma CitE, Okla. April a5-
Charters we're issued fo these aor.
porations.
Lins Oil and Gas company OF Tai
sa capital Si5.o0a. directors. Earl
1 Lifls Of Sapnlpa. u u Hutchinson
and Charles W. Cartmeil 0f THlss
; Foster OF Wagner
EdwagdsBrowne Mercantile eoul-
pany of EuiaBla. capital. $4,000. al,
rectofs. H. s Edwards Of Eafansa.
Fred Browne an9 II e. Hightower OF
Cr0wdes
North AIaskDgee Gas and Power
company og Nugk0gee. capital, S.5.-
e9u; directors. WI @ White. # H
Gruohs, w e sNis N F. Hancock
end F B Bostlc ali of Alaskagee
North Maskogee Realty and lnyess-
ment company 81 Mnskogee. capital,
$4,000. directors N # Hancock. +
z B0sSie. r ~. Gr9bbs, W r Amis
and W q White ~ Aiaskogee
Farmers State bAuk OF Hanna sap
ital. $4,000 directors. &. q Snilb
man, W W Winston ana GiihegS aaas
et Hanna, John " GlfIana ana 4
Henry pf Ralf0rd
savoy Amusement company IS
Mnskogee baptist $4,000 directors
Edward ! MeNerneF. George r Me-
Nerneg ana Masme McNegnaT. AID az
Musk0gae
West size ". & r Z 0f Ga.htis
directors. r. sal HolieY. Bette ii.
Leonard. Arabeli Moses. sarah Bead
ies, &, n s@an. Ruta Pickett. MaftaA
Nampner. Elizabeth Randolph aaa
Iene Pr0sger. AL 0f Satarse
Merchants Oil company of Masgo.
gee. increasing capital from SO *a8
10 tboesi9. directors. Charles q Mad
isoR. caFl PaFsefg ana FF2a& Warren.
ala af MHskogee.
WEIGH Wholesale Hardware e1m.
p ny q Clinton capital $500 70
$500 aa directors. b whittell Z. U.
Humphrey VI Murphy. g e Weleh
sad r N Tltsw0Ffh. All 0f Clinton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25
3 2 . . Q + Q . Q Q 0 . Q O d
RtV ]. ]. WAUGH IS INDICTED

Y Waugh formerly secretary Of
The hoard os agriculture. later an
enforcement officer ind manager for
farm paper published here. is an-
Ger indictment al Mnskogee on "a
q arge Of accepting a bribe He Was
IL Guthrie few days ago and went
from here 10 Maskogee 10 answer Tie
charges
Wangb was formerly minister
and was for several years on evan
geiist. He was state enforcement Of.
iieer AZ various times succeeding the
prohibition fight in this state, ia
which he was active for the Dry side
Tae Indictment no2 pending charges
rim with accepting two bribes in
February last from booze sellers i'm
tinskogee He says tae entire az
fair vas trumped up ana is the re-
SUIT % liquor conspiracy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25
orls'a'
nesdsy showers
night and Wed
a April Este %.
STATE DEPARTMENTS NEWS


Special y the Daily Leader
Oklahoma City, 0tla April PA
won Gonten, Of Sapnlpa, has fled corn.
plsiaf with the corporation commits.
sion. alleging thai THE agent OF tae
United States Express company al
fbar place is using the express com
pang's wagon 70 deliver fruit CON
signed 10 him individually to ten or
twelve different places In tbe city.
while AZ lad refused 60 SD divide
shipments consigned 20 the complain.
snt. Another complaint. from Choc.
f%w cts asked that the Rock Island
railroad BE- required to pay half 'be
cost 0f q steel bridge across the
Aorth Canadian river al that point
he township Is willing 10 Day the
ether half
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25
gBy Leased wire j

n BFMle. Neb., April z5.-luage OTIS
rs s.s,s sss.s11 .aass uAv~ taat ne wasi
naE allow the aarem skirt or anything
approaching il in BTae
Miss Bees Esunebarge Of 0gailalla
was the first 10 snclg the dssplaas-
are 81 Jadge OrHs
Up In 0gasiasl4. feN stations wesg
harem skirts are cnmm.an This be-
ing sn. Mis- Lunehurge mofnred doNn
wearing he fIrst harem skirt ever.
seen upoa the straSss here she halt
ed her automobile In frnns of i de-
partmenf STORE, iumped onf ard start
Cd fer ) little pfonienade Judge Okis
was the first person she met A. she
passed him r. noticed tie dsysae1
skirt CalllnE u nsr. he saia. Hey.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25
lEGTg8[l On BOMB SHELLS

The fifty msnsbess 0f tie Mems
$50 - rs Fslrs @esB0aisf enmFen
thar attended fAe regular meeting
OF tae gl81 lest nigbt we're highly
eaterIaanrd 9y Rev Coleman. the
ne9 pastor. who delivered & force.
fHi an9 eiequeat address 80 Bonn 4
shells whiea sao8ea hln 10 be I
ae@p Figsnxer 0n present gay topics
aae mezHaefs o. aia church wsTa 81.
slghted ko tiad Asm q gifted lereaT-
=. a wels a. maa thai eonid aaso
Flreaeh kcoa segmon
Several rew RsenbeFs Nere taken
Try Et fae meeting The leesMrs VS.
snaiuMeeg ~ . lsaaqaes In fAe haxe
llent o. sla% church Some entA1as
astic afgrE ainne4 speeches. &ese
en@4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25
BLACKWELL COLLEGE Is WINNER

4 A Gibson, Of The Baptist col
lege. - Blackwell WAS awarded the
tssl prize a. the annual infefeolle-
gate oratoricai contest held lasY
night az saltwater Mr J r. Nelson.
Of tne Christian college AZ Enid. won
second prize Nearly every large
educational institution ia the state
vas represented ID rhe contest, wbleh
was largely attended 5y students
The judges were III 8. Calvert. city
superintendent of Gurhrie schools.
Prof F. u, Buck. principal Of the 10
gan county high school and County
Superintendent g " Robertson, os
Pawnee county The prizes were $50
ana 82s respertiFelv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25
HAREM SKIRT DISpLEASING TO
NEBRASKA JUDGE. WHO ORDERS
WEARER TO GET OUT OF TOWN

there waii minute Yoaye gos Ga
one NJ thase consarnea rigs THsf
aave beard SO much 81. gAd sou cant
wear II here. dem9ra izing our boys
and girls. Nnw. 4 give you just fiva
minutes 10 gei oaf 0f iDRu X yau
are here VI tAs end D. thar time ya1
60 70 jail
Miss Luneharge gng Ont ot BrItle i
pace that shattered Inv speed bs-
ainAnca
Two daxs later Ness F'Fsaasa Raa-
Aolsh gof ont il the street IN she
evening II irpns 81 Jnsge Osis rrzi.
0enee wearing ! nsif 0f trousers BE-
EsMgEng ~ NFg hTosh1 l'ha Justice
zoos puaiciai notice. ahd calllug the
Ei8& Il lis s1l<i. heid eesnFs. tined hef
81 and costs. setsA az ss5
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25

Governor Cruce has Issued reqgsii
tion on Governor Campbell, os Texas,
ioy ] E Allen and G. T. Wright.
wanted h ChOctaw county for obtain
Ing money under false pretense. arr
row living ar Au8rey Texas. Allen
and Wright are charged with obtain
ing possession Of a STOCK OF groceries
and undertaking goods from N. n.
Harper Of Hugo by means ot false
representations given TO him III re-
gard 10 mortgages given BY them On
property in Aubrey, Texas. and Hicx'
ory. Okla and then selling ont the
sfoek and returning to Texas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25
Organizing County Credit
Assoc ia4ions

W A. Rayso8, secretary NJ the
Guthrie Retailers s0ciasloa Is Or.
gaming = goHafg retailers credit
association tse Has been selected
as secretary of ta@ c0anty gssocia-
tlon. an weM ss os tae city oFgaAiza-
tian. ie recently organized the
EoYle merchants aad expects q 81.
g4asze the CgeseegS aAi marshall
merchants within ihe next few DAYS
Logan county Is ene 0f the FIRST e0Ba.
tses III She state Go pettert a county
freaf association
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25
TRIVIAL QUARREL
LEADS To MURDER
BY STEPDAUGHT[R
A. I.eaaed 49,


9 New York. April 25-Afteg a O
u quarrel. the only basis of which G
Q vas whether a gas set should se g
q lighted. Michael Reed, a paper y
O CATER. was stabbed with d cary. y
g ing knife and killed instantly fl o
q bis home ia Brooklyn iast night q
g His steBdanghtef. Mrs Eliza. 9
. beth Pearsall. later vas arrest 9
q 90 accused of the murder .
G n the room at the time Reed O
Q was KILLED, as he lag on c0nch, @
q were his wife, three OF his chill g
q dren--the oldest ten years II q
2 age and a sister 81 the prisoner .
y Reeds death lasg night was the Q
o cnlminatlon of long chapter 0f q
o domestic turmoil IN which rte q
q members Of the family had been q
9 engaged for f0gr months @
q The strife began when Mrs o
o Pearsali LEFT he, hassand. .
q George Pearsall. 4 butcher, and o
r taking her child. went 10 live III 81
2 roe home Of her stepfatber o
. Q 0 Q o 3 o o q Q o o O q b
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25
CHILD ATTACKED
BY GlMEC0Ck IS
RESCUED by DOS


. Omaha, April q Forced {
9 against fence and Ylci0usly a. (
2 Tackled by large gamecock Bes. {
g sie Savage, two-year-old child. Z
9 vas saved from probable blind {
y ing aae tile rooster torn ID Z
. death By tne chiits aog The {
. rescue and the killing occurred Z
z before the startled gaze 1T Beg, G
Z sizes mother ana several reiga- G
9 bors. {
q D0na ane seoten collie G
= daTted from the group ana raced c
g ~ the sid Of has little mistress c
6 las' as the gamecDck was peek C
3 ing fafiogsiy al her eyes. 6
9 Sewing the rooster by the 9
Q throat TIE d0g shook, dragged 9
q and tore 4 around the yard un. .
9 ~ u vas dead in the midst of Q
4 hls attack the canine laid his O
2 victim down for an instant and Q
e wren it kicked feebly be- fell .
Y 8pon II sgzin ard made sire of q
Q ifs dearn .
q q
Q 9 Q o O + O @ @ 9 O O W . o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25
STOLEN LETTER DELIVERED

A letter stnien al Enid on March
2. and recovered April ~. was de-
llFered here today to Mrs. Della Mi
IAN, local nurse The letter she
should have had a month ago came
in mutiahed. the thief having cot
open all packages ana letters III his
search for money. replaced them III
the pouch and hid II. A large lot Of
mail was stall STOLEN on March -
and II il thought there vas consider
able money II The LOT.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25
SCHOOL BOARD re ORGANIZATION

Organization of the new board 81
education will take place next Non
Gay night. The changes by expiFa
tlons of terms and other causes will
make this board Of practically new
men. i Is likely superintendent oil
schools will be elected at the meet
ing next week ANA some 81 the teach
ers mas he named
There is pending proposition 60
consolidate the Logan county nign
seho0i and the city graded schools
There Is likely TO be ready FOR the
May meeting or the board a report On
legal phases oi the situation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25
WOMAN HURT IN Gls EXPLOSION

Mrs 4. 2 Harris. residing AT 1is
South Drsxei boulevard. burued her
face and lett hand gnite severely
Monday evening AZ the result of aer
gar range exploding.
Melvin ths Ayaar-olH son, had turn
ea on the gas Ia the oven and the
mother nnt sHowisv tass. Rent 10
light the range wien tae explosion
occurred. Dg Melvin was calie.r 10
3ress the wounds Mrs 9arr,. u
resting essY this affern00n. although
she paseed restless night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25
arsale.s Ansnamsn. vii cary.

M K Eettef. division sBpeTsnieud-
eAt Ql The Santa re Wa ID Guthrie
today from Arkansas Glgy I'll bis
private car He sag glad ~ see tnat
UatArle was voting fer the Failroad
amendment lie predicts that the
amendment wis carry by tw0 20
one vote MT E1ieT wa sace0mpan.
iea Dy r. d Sanders. assistant 81.
peFinteadeat II the 0klahoma dlYls.
l0m
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25
fBy Asaoelarad - !

Washington y. c. April 25-Im.
mediate investigation of the arrest
and estradirlon of ] ] McMamara
q indianapolis is provided by resolu.
ii0n introduced IN the honse today
ay Representative Berger. Of WIS.
eonsin, Socialist member.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25
a. II. r. a Official pleads coiity

1t. 4 Brush. former assistant treas
urer og the PleansaAt Valley Anti
Horse Thief association. Yesterday en-
tered Ia the superior court q plea
of. guilty ID peFty larceny He was
pat Oh tEial on charge Of em1ezzle
mcnf. il being claimed the treasury
w@s $23 short un his account The
trial VAS sfOpped and The plea %
guilty accepted an1 the court impOs
ed sentence 0f thirty days IN iail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25
MOROCCO HAS THO sUtTlHs
tBy Associated press. ]

niger. A0fDNc0 ATTii 25AaF
vices from MeGnlnez s0aIhmest Fsez.
tae snmmeE residence 0G the sultan
announce thss wwsIi ~ 7s~ A-r.ss.c-
OF the saltan nzs been proclaimed
saltan 6Y she rasSel zamm0ars. whc
captured tAe place. plilAged shops
and Killed several
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25
NEBRASKA BANK aosseo

GTana Island set, April 25.The
StaEe Rans d 6llgmar. solth Of here
vas robbed today. tae SAFE and build
ing being wrecked TINS FubaeFs se-
cured about t0uTteen hundred dob
lars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25

sp0Ftrnen on pieasure Trip.
A party of local saortsmen, beaded
hy JACK u Morris and John Farr0w
left last night toE Gage where rney
viii speRd several days fishing and
hunting ON Horseshoe lake where the
best fishing Id the state Il reported
anA where daeks are plenftfal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25
Will SINK MORE WELLS
IN MINERAL WELLS PARK
Increased Flow Of Hercules
Oiisily Falls 10 Meet The
Popular Demand

! Brook Dunn park commissioner o'
Kansas City will spear lere SUNDAY
X ;.e Development and managene y.
oi parks Ne is one 81 the recognized
experts ot TIE country. having charge
of very extensive system ~ narks
already highly improved ana growing
year BY year.
Dir Dunn will be brought here al
me expense Of the young mems civic
federation He wlfl be taken III
charge by the para commission ana
~iil advise tbs commissioners On
many points A tour OF inspections
os me parks and an proposed nark
SITES viii be made.
Mt Dunn viii address TIE ve0ule
q Guthrie Sunday afternoon II Biph
land park. This viii he the lagt
BIZ public meeting before the vote on
fne proposed bond Issue 81 SlGg .06l8
his experience and knowledge are
Faluasle and Flle people ger aralgv
are urged 10 hear aim.
The usual band concert win ~
held al Highland SUNDAY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25
FIFTEEN BODIES ARE RECOVERED

Elk GaFaen. vi. Va ApFil 2 sif.
teen bodies haze eeen taken nay 0f
Gts aysn@ No " q the Davis c04I
ceTnuamv TIE gss'ies ~ eighs tsheT
vArtlnls % the ekaaQalen lQosea III
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25

The fiifsea f4araE sFs company
Aa feeeaFes 5lg 81 w rat os 1Ya
1aslnu w4fcF slss tog saigpsng iier.
a3eN astHF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25
Herman Grimes concition Serious.

Herman Grimes Condition Serious.
Herman Grimes we'll known as
nanstgel and comedy performer in
local plays, ID In 8 serious condition
as the Methodist hospital Last week
ae vas 10 runaway and shoulder
was 8isI0cated and was otherwise
hart Saturday be developed gymp-
toms OF what appeared To Be append.
c4fis, and an emergency operation
nas performed tate 1t nlghe II vas
found the appendix had been rnDtur-
ed. presumably rom tire runaway.
He was resting fairly welt to-day ana
apparently bias reasonable chance
OF recovery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25
@ @ @ @ O o 90 10000 GO o o
c FRESH TOPICS or O
Q The TOWN G
. C @ o G = o @ O Q O @ o o 6


The National Biscuit company
which is establishing large dsstrlb-
aling house here, has handsome
new delivery wagen on the streets
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-25

TIse tl.sA9 q Links McgSlIl. czsI0Fed
cs El4fgr ~ h4sinE liauuf n his
xAaseseiDns wRs started II superior