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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-28
OEfIED ILLINOIS SENATE
IN LORIMER PROBE
Had Refused To Obey Sum-
mons To Produce Books
Before Quiz Committee

Chicago ilt April as Judge Pe-
he % thP superior court today grant.
ed wrlts oi habeas corpus sor Ed
ward Tlden George Benedict 4nd
w ny caamings. within half all hour
after faey bad been arrested On war
rants charging contempt Of the L1s.
lmer bribery investigating committee
III the Illinois senate.
Deputy Sergeant a. arms Hasleld
held warrants issned 81 the senate
after refusal of tie tglo 10 obey SUB.
poenas duces tecum calling FOR their
appearance wi'h BOOKS and accounts
of deposit Ia tae National bank ana
Dr0yers Trust and Savings bank re.
latiug 10 toe accounts Of Tilden.
Tiilen vas me-aioned ia testimony
before the committee az the man who
received subscriptions f0r the alleg
ed purpose 81 aiding tie election 81
iorimer 70 rhe national senate
Judge Petit announced, Wheu ,ne
defendant counsel and Attorney 4. J
Heaiy. representing The Heim com.
mitfee appeared. ihat he would BE-
aaaole g hear tle petition today
because ot other matters Monday
%as sei f0r the hearing fhe defena
anis were released on tive tn0ng
ANA dollars bond each.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-28
BOARD ISSUES An 0LrtmAruM
County AssessmentS Not Based on
FUii Valuation % 5e Returned
Special to Daily Leader

Special To Daily Leader
Oklabema CITY, Okla April "a S--
The @-ae board Of eqBallzatlon YES.
'eFdag sent out circular ettar 10
all boards of county commissioners
laying down tne afimafgm Ia ne lo.
oa bDafda THAR unless he ASSESS
menls in the counties arr based apob
The uii valuation they mllI ) ere
Turned By the state boa The lef
ier says in part
4, IS the intention oi thls board
os equalization Osee iaai This mw
ls complied @5ra we have imfgrnl
atjOn from the various counties that
property Is being assessed al from
50 10 Z5 per cent Of iis cash value
All boards permitting saon assess.
ments 70 stand violate not only fhe
letter but the spirit 0' The law. as
well AZ their oaths 0i office ana 8f
property is retained to Italia board 8n
The above basis the assessn ents sire
iy will be returned
The raising Oh asses nenfs ugll
not necessarily iacreasa the barden
OF taxation a sevies sh08ld be cor.
resp1naingiy decreased EOmla II B0t
1e much better to sAow 1ae world
niga valuation and l0w rate of tax.
ation than "a low valuation and
higa fata2
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-28
WITH &c COUNTIES OUT,
MAJORITY AGAINST IS 5000
oklahoma and C0mahcha cuun-
y Returns VIII Mol
Affect Results

Ofnciai returns from fiffyone
counties show that tae vroposed
amendment OF seeilon Q. article y or
me constitution 0f Oklahoma, va
beaten by about $50 IN the shec II
eieetion Tuesday.
Secretary Riley os the state elec.
lion board ASKED BIZ TIE Leader tnls
afternoon Tor statement sgsA the
amendment bad undoubtedly 5aea d.
1eafed lie figured thar me comosete
fetarns from Oklahoma ara Conan
ene counties, nor yet sent in, wlll r4-
dlee the adverse majority about
yY9 leaving tile amendment 0g0 et
.east 30 Gae bad.
The frsakish voting was apparent
la ail eggufiesr ID Mu-ustain, sem
lnoie and Delaware counties shpre
NeTe ~ elections due To lack os bsi
lOfs
The official returns missing VHs
nos affect ihe result. the lafass 49,
Inmates q the vOie are o. 600 for ana
44e4s against, v4th Oklahoma ara
tomanehe county oat uH04lelal r.
ports shoR Wood wafd coanty To ha4e
gore s4g Fas and $50 Id.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-28
(By Leased Wire

Beiieville. Ili., Aprii 2S.-lust be-
cause he called Edward I&etsehes a
heTgelantener dreekiger lump.
Chief Of Police William Nebgen OF
DAlleyilse had to- arrest himself tor
day
Aelgelaatener arechiger lump i%
plain United States means timer
ant dirty hum. and Lnetscher
Thought his peace had been disturb
Ell.
ssnat was wis Neagen found war
raAt for his own arrest when he en-
Tered me court room Of Justice Wan
gem today Luascher was arrested
on charge OF CARRYING concealed
weapons q week ago. II was on thar
occasion thaf Chief Ne0gen was ar
cused of having applied the term
Lent sehef who j. d SPECIALIST. visited
The state ags0rneg anG Was advises
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-28
EXTRACTS FROM CONFESSION
DECLARED TO BE FAKES
Prisoner Said TO Have Told
Story In More Complete
Form To District Attorney
CBy Associated Press J

los Angeles Calf April 2S.-
When tae curtain rose on the third
las scenes and Incidents connect
Sd with the imprisonment and im-
pending trial oi the alleged dyna.
miteFs John aud James Mcnamara
and OFtie MeNanigal. tae true out
ines BY q grpas criminal ease began
90 assume deanute form Above all.
the prominent feature is the CON
fessicn aIcAauigal is reported to
have made first to Detective Burns.
in Chicago then more complete
form 70 District Attorney FredeTicks
here YESTERDAY What are claimed
20 b. extracts from the confession
published the officials say none are
authentic
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-28
SURROUND VlGEROY'S PALACE
WHICH Is SET AFIRE
Several Were Killed And MANY
Injured Anarchy Among
Troops
fBE AaneIated Prasal

Hong Kong Apnl zs Only official
inesaages are being received today
from Canton. where revolutionary
outbreak occurred last night These
are disquieing The reyolutionists
obtained quantity Of explosives and
me government asked steamship cam
Fahies plring 20 thar clty 10 suspend
service lest arms be smuegled % the
disinrbefs. Fighting began when
soldiers arrested leader and bis f,,i-
lowers who carrying reyolyers and
wearing badges boldly proclaimed
their purpose, surrounded tie vice
roip palace setting it afre ana ill.,.
tcrferred with the efforts OF others
70 extingulsh the flames
The rsyolntionists, armed vita
rifles ami bombs, fought desperately
Several were killed and many we're
arrested Anarchy is rife among theI
troops
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-28
| TRIAL SOME DAV---NlVBE

Some Of these DAYS there Fl going
~ be q most extensive hearing ln
the cases o. Bob Lmekey, Judge gfek
and Lou Collins They are at gla5le
10 appear In court to testify regard.
ing the time Bob relieved al Indiana
man OF slGe Bob IS unaer 81 Z9g
bond and the other two are IN lal
Subsequent 20 their arrests amos heg
runaway witness vas arrested aud
t1e officers think they know where
some more abound Bob hearing in
3usf.ce Seton's court has been Dus
Cyef several times on motions al
Boz > attorneys, but instead of the
procedure decreasing witnesses lG
mulnplies taem Every three days
3 new witness is pat in jail 81 ghat
the Second street Malta oann0s chase
him or her ont oi town
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-28
DEPARTMENT ASKS DATA
Wants Complete htpsss on
Handling OF Mail At rush.
RE FostoalGs Durip., a.


0ihAHete lieAFes ua tae haa6llag
Yl h8li 81 .ae GtaFs 0QaofNes tur.
As tAe momiA 0f Aav haee been eag
@4 80r hi the awVartme AVA tam
Haf4est mpnsa the local f1rce has
etef AngHa a4ll begin Monday. Tns
afleg ls t9e Mos1 drastic og rms sort
ftst aea3 91A covering sae hamaMaK
1l iae Maais throughout.
Detailed 1afF@enon@ mf3uainr egr
eeeHins facs u m8l at every sgaz@
ta~ nHW9er 3f pieces landed En-
e9MtA9 Ana Outgoing. aliag he reegra
4 Ne tnH 9eiasl ssiAe cl aaa4gsns.
iAts NiA PROBABLY Be done hg a4asa
f# tae s@e 4apa ca i eegsa4n Bates
oe.as appot.9uea % tag various paek
ages and esasal.ieass3nS Toe aver
age namoeg ~ pieces s b ~ kapt
tas9As aogt sod gbe average Anmber
oi aaHdInBs eata piece Fecelvex AZ
f0 be noted DAILY seaasts Ia ~
pc made Toe araeF covers laeom
ms and outgoing aaAls. eosleatsnnp
ASA deliveries
ih addition, zoe rural carriers afe
So N@s8h eTefF 9eCa os eiff Rhay
aFe % count t1e pest cards. Letters.
Fa sAse ara everything elae 8egag
ai#E an8 weigh saph
q gspogiea By WASHINGTON cor
respondents iaat gas 0kder wAleh II
seaefai "a preliminary to \ reramal
rs tae feanous eamp2sen ta bring
magazines aAaeg iaa extfa postage
Fate Postmaster General Hltehrox
sass iae magazine business 4akea
lhe postal aaiieil ana that .ae carry.
ing Of lBe bulky advertising maga.
ztRes ai8ne makes q Ereas dfala be-
tae resources az the department tbs
reports from every p9st Office are ex-
peeaed q shpw lHss shaG proportion
* cost ia to he charged "a tee mag
azlnts
1lasE s{tC.s s4Aa s0aay EaaG
taa pk0eaFtion n going 10 be 2 hard
one, requiring close ToFk aHd gFeas
aeai oi slime. Even he memorable
capital location mall Was lost -
Hp deaelY earnest about yaaF
aEp was Hof te be cuMparea wlEA the
eoAin9 srHd ior ghe reason faat fhe
go IA location mail IA .ass so
much more work U the regular sort
and could he pUi through by effort
ane million pr 50 extra packages sent
GU; IN q month marked ID epoch
the local office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-28
WILL HOLD CONFERENCE
Attorneys For Government May
Conclude To Release Kick
apoo Land Defendants

That plsHs iof az least temporary
release 81 TIE fhgee Kicsapoo pris.
oners nov in federal iai here pend
ing eXtra3iii0n proceedings are al
issue nihe department oi state ana
department of justice is eYl1ent trom
surface Indications here today A
conference Of tha caiei factors IN the
kickapoo Gaze Mas called for Guth
RE today
A statement 0f tha entire case has
been laid before Attorney General
Higkersham
Meanwhile A n BF0wn. W T-
Chapman and l. G. Grimes are in
iasi here awaiting The outcome oil
me deliberations Their transfers 20
aexico i1t trial 0u charges involF
ing deaAags in kickapoo indian land
wEicA have been declared foFieits 10
the government are said 10 be i'm.
mlneai. except glal the state af reg-
0lati0u IN the tropics makes the state
department hesitate 10 trust aBy
Americans t0 custody down there
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-28
BLAZE Of MYSTERIOUS ORIGIN

giaze of mysterious OlIaar Saa
Uncovered ~ lhe home NJ Peggy Nii.
laii.s, eotofeo s0l West Grant as.
enne. ai : y lasi night TIE h0asa
e store and d balf hlgb ana ne
alAze #as upstairs The damage Id
INe noase was about sI59 and 10 ahe
Torture ab0et 1855
Late lhnrsdag afternoon taege waa
eail FORM Polaens wholesale h0ase
Az 0.5 stove useo 70 aarm az hanan
as 8aa Turned 0ses aBa spt f8re M
Err 'tooF ta8 lamaGe @az sligAt
Hae fite department las had F8sn.
eaS business la Aents fauF h0ars
eRdlaz q a bass nlght. saete weFs
ols calls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-28
WILL THERE BE
DUAL GOVERNMENT
Opponents Of Commission Gov.
eminent Said TO Be
Planning Conspiracy

Final efforts To- bea3 ~ commis
son government. wiih Hs consequent
expose of the eouduct 0f AFFAIRS of
iae eity for the last fes years. are
lc se Developed In ci, council io
right.
CouEcl gil pFobablg aecIare Itself
W. S8r i@0 years and all attenpf gn
PED al Offices with the incnmbenls
Iae mysterious something more
which members 0f coaucil aingei ~
ben taey cat tAe salaries Tor all sn
coming officers uudef tae election
assn exempted al hoid overs. meas.
ite the lHcambents exactly as moss
arranged IS preste we nHdegstoQ4
no mean refusal 90 recognize tae mea
elecied on ApFll 4
Hints dropped from slme 10 time sy
members 0s cWlncIl ANA the board og
education Indicate thaf there aill be
something doing tonight alta tue
idea 0f preventing Maygreieet 0s.
s9lIa and associates from taxing
ehaFga of the Cry government emf
Hay e.
i Is sell knowu that every mem
aef pf tae present citg c0uneil. Tila
taH exception 0f fw0 Violently on
Tossed 90 commission goyefameut. ana
fFat the council and is gaFtisaHs pre-
Vented even iae eonge8ng 81 free.
aoAd board I'D 1870 successive slec
'saas The majority az COUNSEL is
lhen9@re. tx sais fYme sa khs pecliar|
affiliate os sargFsgg fae present ener
9eE oRWosing soc system the charter.
asSsssses aDa ,ahoi1ing ne coaaesEI
maah sgsteg. as il naw EXISTS wifn*
oat reference 10 tbe regular annaGsI
election Further. eifa possibig
shfss exceptions. every member 81
The administration above ths grade ef
stfee' sprinkler ard sldewalk ANIL
spectpF. is a tentative candidate fgf
commissioners The administration ~
therefore t4Kiag q large aod o. both
horns Ot fhe dilemma
Exacttg ~hat tAs proceedings fo-i
niEAt MIL ne TX int Ennan outside
Tho circle. bat presumably Efforts
wils be- made 10 star change I'D
government Until after sbe election
~ slse adoption uf tae eaarters nexf
Thursday.
ln other words. e0Mnf is en6rag
0fing "a perpetaats itself pending tae
adoption 0f The charter. which shar
Ear IL @iii almost scl8elF. aud with in
Thence. oppose, and mCst certainly
aeai iH case x retains the rawef cone
erred hg TIE elections of 1916 and
1909 o. against Fhe eiafflgn II laat~
tsaas eisy government mag be seas
0Baolg expected
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-28
HER GELAUFENER RDRECKIGER LUMP"
EXPRESSION is GOOD GERMAN
BUT DISTURBANCE OF PEACE

t0 take up tie matter with Justice
Waagelin
Wange.in issued a warrant, ard
when Chief Nebgen appeared the pa
Refs weea handed t0 alm Here are
sons papers 10 serve. said Mangelln
Nebgeu opened tae warrant and il
our loud "A ami under arrest ne
t0la the court a release myself "a
ms owe recognition 20 apHear IN
court any time y0u say
All right said the justice me
-olEt as. SEX aa l4as ~ .osAo4.0e
afternoon. see taat fhe defendant IS
in court
Fl will be personalt- responsible tof
his appearance. said the chief And
whsle Im here I think lll inst swear
oas q warrant ag2int LuetseaeF t9f
carrying concealed weapons
The Warrant was issued st Hnw
charges Laesseher had ! siang shns IN
als possession.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-28
FIFE BUYS MORE PROPERTY

p M File. 81 52i East Cleveland
avenue, has purchased tie 4 T.
Clark residence properties al 297 ana
@ll kast Villas ayennes The con,
sidefaron was Sg,509 cash. Nr.
Clark viii leaye soon for California
where b. wiil reside III the future
Mr Fife is heavy property own.
er IN Guthrie and the purchase d the
additional properly at taGs time
shows taat he has great faith im
Guthrie
Ar Fife had contemplated elling
his holdings here before the mineral
springs 8ere discovered FFa la nov
4n enthusiastic booster fog tht yl93..
@Nd bond issue 30 develop tne min
cfal springs and In confident that
Guthrie Riii Rln the capital decision
neri NDB6ay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-28
To ENTERTAIN VISITORS
Scottish Rite Masons Will BE
Given The Time OF
Their Lives

Entertainment 0I visitors 10 he
city next week. on the occasion ot
the meeting OF the Oklahoma consist
oiy, Is engaging the attention 81 the
c0nsistOry officials. Mas0ns generally
lne chamber OF commerce and publit
spirited citizens Ia al lines Il is
fhe expectation thar Guthrie wlli be-
at heg best as an entertainer, ana
the people generally sill help tAe
visitors ill III between the crowded
Tours at the temple.
Acting on the suggestion of q.
gRoufk. president ol the chamber ot
commerce. the glaa hand movement
has become general It has been
agreed that the welcoming shall Hot
le confined % the temple. bat that
The incomefs. beginning sunday
shall be met at The railway stations.
The automobile 0WneTs oi the eitg
generally have offered their machines
for use A large nHmDeE of autos
viii be Jeff al the temple for tae use
of Visitors AZ ans time Air 0Ronrs
rendered the mse af taa lone hotel
lobby Tor friendly meetings and wet
ccme work generally
An important item Of the week
Will be 10 see that evefg visitor has
chance to see Mineral Wells PARK
and 70 sample the water FROM auy os
aa of the wells
The Masonic iemRle which has
been under repairs fog eight months,
WILL he ready FOR nse. 8lth69ge stiil
in an unfinished state The grea' Oh
gan viii be used Ii the ceremonies
of the Scottish Rite, bar 4 is nor ser
ready ia turn over "a the temple man
aEement
The c0nsistoFy proper will open fs0
sessions Tuesdas Many distinguish
ed Mas0Rs VIII be present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-28
WOULD GUST SCHOOL BOARD
Foenes o. b ssea Tulsa saosgin.
ten9e San Move.



fgls8 Okla ApFE IS 4A legal com
mii3ee named az d mass meeting aeid
10 protest against sne actgo1 ei Ske
ooard of education Ia removing G
Masters from tae head 81 the elsy
schools. altar fl9e geaFs service AaB
made VS. report wasca saFs these is
aW Is Oklahoma aAich can eircam-
yens fne act.oa 81 fne board
tae aa MR08ess commission gov
erBea cl,ies at any siue they see isi.
'9 en&et ordinances prescribing the
lmlia ei sea00, districts. ssxe 81 tne
beard 0f education and lIme asa fha
place 9f election Al ordinance t0
make possible q nea sBafl 8t edue4
aa sill 3e draliea aaa submitted 70
sas people 0n a reterea8anl vote AZ
GHee
TIE aei!on 3, sae 5osrd refusing
% resleet sspa ntenaent Masters
aas been roe ca.ef i0ple 81 eo8YeY.
satlCn t0f se8eras days ard tbere IA
geHefal aemana fog new aaaFa
and change 81 policy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-28
TAKEN ON CRIMINAL CHARGE

sini0rd Lackey young member
of very prominent ANA wealthy
family at Hichita, Mcintosh county,
was brought ID last night by SherIn
Murphy on complaint OF yoaBg girl
oi HichiFa, VINO found refuge here
last summer. Young Lackey is un-
deFsiood 10 deny the parentage 0f
the child in question The girl eane
here in {a6e .8si and the birtl OF
Ehe caild locates the alleged proof
0i pafentage in this county LaeEey
aas heen ON the move, il Is said, ANA
Sherlh Murphy got c.ose after him
early tAis week ana landed him I'll
iichita Wednesday night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-28
PLEADS FOR RECIPROCITY
Must BE Adopted Now Or
Never, Says President
Taft In Address
.maR
lBy Aasoela.ad Press }

Ne~ YORK. ADFil 2S-Reei eiaFoeity
sttn Canada must be adopted now of
neKef aHd mast stand or fall by ifs
cFn terms
Amid tremendous applause and the
waving Of haudseFchleis. % SAID
resident Taft In an address N the
NaldoIAsf0rsa hotel lass nigat al
lhe fourth annual joint banquet ot
tae Associated Press and tbe Amer.
ifan Newspaper Publishers assocla
fiou
Ills address Was the frst 0s se-
fies Ia whilh tie Qlans 90 evoke psln.
lfe sentiment in support Of hls g8i.
icles 8pd he appealed 70 tae e0T-
re ny OF editors and ne# spaper own.
esz gathere1 from she length ana
eadth 0f gDe laad 10 impress 0n the
pa5lif mlnd Taat reciprocity should
stand alone and ought not t0 be ar
fected II anY regard by other amend
meEts 20 the fariT laW
Ills ec0inmendats0ns we're eheef
ed
Y. 5. Busy En0ugh No~
All taik af annexation he enarae
teylzed as 00sa and said EAat thel
IHited states has ail y ear attend
So with the territory a. 40 HaE ga9
erned. lie praised the A0nse OF rep
gesentatives FOR rs passage Of rae
agreement. declared that ii mn8la
aoa imlHFe tne farmer nor any sne-
fiai class answered iu detail the oD
lecti0ns that hare ba@a raised W feel
Irneltg and begged faf at least
kind 81 test % dIspel the ghosts.
exhi5ite8 u triAaieH she agFsea.far
81 classes
President Taft devoted tha great.
es pars oi his address 30 tNe cana
dian reciprocity agreement. Dn khlA
sUbleet he ssld ii 9aFE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-28
NEGROES ARE LEAVING
OKLAHOMA
Sacrificing Farms 70 Go to Canada
Where They can Vote.

Many negro cotton farmers 0F this
county, the best men Of their race Id
the state, are selling OH their farms
30 loln IN the negro emigration move
me1i - Canada and elsewhere. Civ
Ing as their reason tie statement that
the grandfather clause prevents
them from yssms A resi- estate man
stated YESTERDAY that 10 numerous ia
stances tae aegroes are sacrificing
iheir iarms 10 order 90 leave THE
state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-28
SHACK CONDEMNATION HEARING.

T1ere is 10 he a hearing b. shaegs
to ihe superior c0art Saturday Omn.
efs 0i iour buildings On Wess Okla.
a0Ma avenue, near tAe santa Fe sia-
'l1M are combating ah order Nom
51e eiSY lor the demolition of tAe
buildings condemned ag tAe are
eaiet ard Q aoagd b APPRAISERS rhs
eifE By temporarily emlgsmed ffgm
carrying oal its ordinance aad the
hearing tomefFe@ 81 ~ 6e for tne
purpose ol requiring the clly to sh0g
cause aaY ihr ORDER should ae eaf.
fie1 eut he ease is ore 81 se6' lu-
yolyinE 'Alfiy other BasAluss 81 tae
'its ssas8s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-28
OKLAHOMA COMPLAINT FILED.
tBy Associated Press.)

Washington - C, lApral 2s IA
complaint directed against the santa
Re railway alleging THAI freight rates
On I've stock between Oklahoma Clty
and western and southern points and
on sait between Oklahoma points ana
points IN other states were unreasOn.
apie and discriminatory mas filed
with the interstate commerce com
mission today by the Oklahoma cor.
p0rafion commission
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-28
BAD MANS ATTEMPTS
To STEAL BOTTLE, BUT
BABY PREVENTS THEFT

y tBF f.eased Wifej q
Q w L0uls. Apr.. Zs-A Qusil q
q tt0m George Miles. Ig months q
. oit wss the FIRST warning bis y
q mother Mrs 81 Niles. bad * 9
6 a plekpocxet cutting the Straps u
2 that held her handbag 20 her G.
Q arm Inside THE handbag Vas q
o lhe baby milg bottle and b. .
q knew u Tie vail caused Mra o
Q Mlles 70 tura Aer hea8 just ia Q
9 time rs $50 man making 0E q
9 wiih her purse O
o Watch the baby the mofher .
q screamed pntting tie child .
q down and starting after lie .
thirs He dropped toe handbag =
q ana fled g
o u
90 q q Il o 90 O q q o O @ q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-28
CABLES To
Be LAID IN CONDUITs
WITH AID OF RODENTS


6 Chicago. April ga new nse q
2 Tor ghe common rat vas dis q
= closed TODAY ahen a Chmagosn .
o received q letter from frisnl d
2 in Rockford, lil, asking him 10 q
= purchase % 81 the rodents fOr i
Q him The rats glil 81 used in .
q laying telephone cables o
g The quickest way 10 string the o
9 cables through ihe cOndulfs is 10 o
q tie q string 10 RATS neek and .
9 turn him loose The rats run .
? through The conduit, seeking iib- O
Q erty, and pun the line after q
z them A r0pe is then tied 10 The o
Q string end the h@vy cable is q
9 pulled through q
O o O o O 0 @ @ o o - o @ O @ @ o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-28
HOTEL FIRE IN MEMPHIS
NV Aasnclafea preas !

Memphis. Tenn. April ZS-One
woman vas suaoeatei, hali a dozen
persons overcome by smoke and set-
nrai injured in fire which wrecked
the lower floor ot the Palmer hotel
here early today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-28
ROBBERS UNSUCCESSFUL
Citizens OF Oklahoma Town
ARE Aroused When + xplos-
ion Wrecks Building
Special 10 Daily Leader.

HIle a % UllIY LHAGtF
seatFatlas D@a. April Y Ron
seFa today made an gHs0eeesstnl at
iAmM 70 f9b she Farmers aae Mef
chants aank here The safe and tae
9nlIlas aefe wrecked by an expios.
0a iaF NAseh tnr 9bbess acre ge-
r9azlnie pai iae citizens 81 tae
te#h we're aroused and rhe b4ndlts
Nese Roseed "a flee aAthoat secag.
Ing airy booty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-28
THE WEATHER
hsw ofIsans

hsS Orleans
"a April zs
Showers tonight
sHa on Saturday
colder tonight in
northwest sold
e saturday