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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-02
GUkB0ATs ANCHORED IN
CANAL r y PROTECTION
DTlgandags and Anarchy Stalk
Ing Through Western Hall Of
kWang TRg Province
my Associated Press. J

Hens KonS, Mas h Toaa aA
ices from Canton. where the rsVoia
t'oa originated indlcafe tiAat Eo1elgu
Asn eeaped harm. The foreign rest
8enfiai section occupies stamien. an
artificial island at the north os Can.
r0n A caaal separates TIE sslaAa
ir0m tAe city proper fsHRb0at are
aHca0rea ID the canal and guns ARE
mounted on the canal hank command
ing the approaches ID the Island
Rebellion. bfiganaasa an4 an4Tclty
fge st8iEing through sae western
faif a. Kwang Tnng pfoyiaea. mnF
nering pillagirg auT turning TIE
loyal troops are faHting desperately
20 crissh file auflging, tse seriua4aFs&
81 which IS revealed 81 further aa
Patches from Canton tcaaY MASWm.
a Chinese who Nat educated in gaDan
pna has sdeTtea tae dress NJ N@st
ffn coHHtries. iEs the seassef AT she
geFGlt against tie Maneau Ayna3ts
3he nreand casef Lak IN @han Taw.
* ~ sne Heed es d AonsA 81 08fiaus
Nhose object n gDhaerw ana msfarF
Foll0WinE g5s standards III these
tNo men afe 8nafehissic arnaps "a
hose uHrb0sp tge present apfnFdzk
ieass lfseif nanss aasafsa gsDas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-02
BAKER IS SENTENCED
Special Judge Chappclle Over
rules Motion for New Trial
and Trial for Insanity

Fremont q. Ba9eF mas late yes'er
dag sentenced - even years ID tae
peaitenuary as icAleater foF At
tempting 10 Gill n wife ABOUT a year
ago The finai F9gn8 III superior
court yesterday mas long one
which resulted iA the oyefrullng of
motions iof new tral and specl-
al trial TOT allege insanity
tOan u Chapfeiie. special judge
folloWing the recommendation of
iurg two weeks ago sentenced Baker
whose attorneys made an elaborate
fight tor d Hew flaL The grounds
we're alleged misconduct of the e0nn-
.ty attorney ann erroneous instFuc.
lions % tae jury Is per requests of
IKE state to cAafge ia @as also
charged That thA }Hfy vas rot legally
eEapane.ed The motions we're over
ruled TIE court holding 4aat whereas
tbs obiections Refe nor urged AT the
lime of trial the defendant vas con.
iderea to- have waived
The effort vas made 10 have an
other investigation as 70 sanity. Ba'
ker's defense vas that be WAS IN.
sane Al toe time Of the commission
of the assault Thls attempt failed
the court holding iaat taere was noth
ing IN me trial 10 saow taaf Baker
Vas insane or thai there was any.
thing to cause The e0gs 10 doubt bis
sanity Theirs WAS sartneF motion
FOR arrest o5 judgment Oh TIE ground
that the defendant A now insane.
tihis was also deneo slx months
we're taken for aareal Baker ls stNi
IN custody
The case bas been an exciting one
from the time Mrs Fannie Baer fil-
ed divorce sBlt ever a year aga.
When SIZE came sefa 10 appear ia Tie
divorce case she Was attacked IL sae
Santa Fe station BIZ Baker. wno has
q knife Her clothing saved hef
from serious injury and she succeed.
ed IN getting pistol ott ef a saeael
and shooting Bahef She laler said
she coala haYe Killed him and that
SHE parposelg spared bis lie ia the
riai Baker told .asf ne was born 4
Kentucky se8disi aud that he came
from family ot killers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-02
STEPS ARE TAKEN TO
PREVENT IMMUNITY BATH
Speaker Of House Becomes
Furious When Told He Gould
DO Bought for $1,000
fBy Associated prem.1

Columbus. Ohio. May The Ffaab-
iin county grand jury met today %
consider wholesale charges Of Drin.
cry involving aD0ni forty members
81 the OHIO legislature The matter
VAS taken before the grand jury ia.
stead OF q legislative probe commit.
tee o. the ADVICE Of Governor Harm
on and others III order 10 prevent ans
0f the accused members escaping
punishment through an immunity
rath Scores Or witnesses hAYe been
sammoned and II S. SAID the jury
may make L partial report some time
tomorrow
immunity Bath Prevented
The assembly met last evening for
the FIRST time since the disclosures.
4 resolution was adopted in botn
branches directing the attorney gen'
eral 10 Join the prosecuting attorney
III Ifs probe. An Investigation by q
legislative committee was headed OH
~ Governor Harmon and Others.
Who objected 10 any bribe takirs
avoiding nroaecntion through an im.
Inunity bath, granted bY a committee
rom the assembly
lhe detectives told Speaker NiRing
81 the mousse tBat Representative Aye
rad told them that Yining could De
bought Tor $1,000 The speaker be-
came furious at she sForya
i am inclined to beneye, ne sara.
thar have been made a tool Of II
that Is true. want TO find It oui.
a hove ali, / want full and complete
.Tyestigagion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-02
ORGANIZATION PERFECTED
Captain Payne Camy. OKLA.
homa 8gers, to Embrace
Original Settlers

Organization of original settlers
Into Gapiala Payne camps 0kaano.
na s9erg. Is 30 ~ undertaken under
the auspices 0f tire state organization
formed here yesterday Captain
Payne Camp No Il iocatea in
Guthrie
Gol q VI Sp@ard the Arsi mayor
ot East GBihfe and Fne present aa.
iuiant genera n ne Grand Array eg
The Republic in Oklahoma. aas elect
ed president 2 IL eaiyeFt #as elect
"a secfetaff ard offices VIII b. main
talmed here IAe gsee presidents a7e
5n4ge J G. Roberts 81 Enid Henry
OyesaD3zer Okla cBtg. ana - i.0v.
cry Of siilsmafea The treasurer ls
Wait Matthews 0 Hlalmali
An otiieai pn nas neen adopted
a. ~ i0 c0ntaiu b biMe field wi&h aA
outline nap Is Oklahoma ard -
lettering is ebe OKLAHOMA sa.
~
8ae pHRciBa iect ~ gee organ.
lzatl0n to collect snd preserve ine
early hlst0fg 0i Oklahoma 10 yhis
ena gaege Was paae8 resolution
declaring taat eEh member og tbe
local eamp sasil fe vita fas officers
NfiWen statement 0f as~ he 0s she
came te Ossahoua snd Rhas happen.
eA f0 hlm. 0F he Women are ei4.
be to neaabe aR The w5sfea
statements are ~ sent f0 state
headquarters Ga mas way i II bop.
ed tg secure AAeIy acfarae idea
ef the 6plaG ID eaah cnmn.nnstg la
ge memorable FIRST years, dating
Srom ADf4l 81 1858
"A c0nstisHiNa Bas adopted as ine
meeting yasse TIE soeai camps
are ~ be nseeas ny caBsaln
iieatenanss aae sn a6ls3ani Aanaal
meetings 0f ire ate s0lRfg are %
ne heia The proceedings afe sa Ma
pgbl.eaea AZ an ala sn hiff0ry
fs4 hext meeting az fAe Atata ans
efetg mas #es fcr ffHghTie al sbrlg
1919. oa nsatnn nf !. N Roa.
aerss a Ensa siee es Rere maae
ag 1adm4 hah6effh. i4oraes gaprf
afasof t1Aen.iE. ank VI SfesF sraln
tsoloha. ana = 81 5feN@al
Tae naning 81 local eamps IS IL
he one ag Gae arst general nsoFe.
4senss - agssof sac meMaovy 0f cant
Davst Payne tae of ginai 0AsaAona
heoney whn devoted the hssf sears
~ hfs ilse Fo efforts ~ nnea AWE
waY for civilization
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-02
fRE LAaaaa WIRE

ffsmhafg la &ar h iisie
Ftiae Ass she iailaTs u 4 srgnm ~
e ea nd 81 'ae appointed Flme
ia aol prevent iae marriage 81 sss
HllAa Be Wla lAgaFh seia9@a
tae ceremony eaaple q' hours
Salts fae Ks8alns 9sBneg eyew eola
siaianh slar haA i0ng aesH f1e
aeknoH lessgaa snitnE taf s#a aAa 9t
ses RaAds Tbe MeaaGa8 aay nas
eea Hges tae gsests ha gerr ..
Nfea tas *ei4liMa feast haa 5een
prepares fne clergyman wa0 ass
IA ~ fWrm ~ eefwaeng has arTlgs
~. eai sioen failea u Blt "a sa sls.
F4aFaare
A4ay itsYrs saar h's oofhes p
4eaFea ~ hsm wenf aHa when Ae
aff re a. As home wb aiiea aHag.
ta tie table Nfitlea Ala si&ned g8
hHs arotasF simeon ~ foaua aote
wAsine
nayc changed nF miaa and
&naf thiAk @ltl ges maFrled iaHt
yet | hase gone awag aad will nDt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-02
cry Ieasea alrel


pAilalesahla, Mar 2 ln an aa-
dress delivered last nssai on the
sins of summer Watering Places,
III hey. Frank be Witt TaiHiage,
pastor 0f the hambersNyiie chErea
sligmatized the ordinary summer re-.
sort as the roo 81 ALI divorces and
warned husbands and wives against
frnauentlng them tie said
Beware Of family separations
wasrh take away for ans length ot
time. wives. from hasbanns. nns.
bands from wires. brothers and sis-
sers ana parents FROM children.
Where do Won nay you are going this
Well you answer, I 40 ont
knox. have NOT set made ua my
mind. would like IA gC down 10
the seashore II could hai that y
"a faf awaE nv husband and Dogs
could be vita me oHly little wkile.
III did 10 there
Mother. wllcs ] would not 20 far
awas from home II ] we're yon. II
ynur husband ana h0ys and brothers
nave I'd work during the summer to
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-02
RECALLS EARLY DlY SCENE

j. 81 RishascS. the He#ig appaIff-
na city clerE ~ Wichita. Kansas. eh0
A. member of the arat cit5 cgun-
riai 81 EasS Esafhgse has sent s1 col.
r. II S0wara. who Was tie frst may
or NJ tAat wgvHieins'isv ritsrA
showing tce agst session os that als
tNrie 50dy
Judge Thomas l.0we Is tie Only
rshaT person shown In fhp pictare
besides Col Seward sASt sssil -
SIDES In Guthrie
Col SowaFd wbo aid net knoW taai
snch picture w4s Id existence nsiE-
s tae gift Yerg highiy w. F5sn.
back #AA unable N attend fne SseTs
meeting sestsrdas 81 PROMISES "a
ne o. hand aG All Future meetings
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-02
COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS
ANNOUNCED BY MAYOR
Appointment Of Minor Officials
Probably VIII Be Presented
al Next MeelIHg

Reeall 81 ali elective clty officers
i 70 be Heofided for In aa ordinance
- he presented II ne new c0ancil ~
Us first regular meeting on Thars.
dag night The rex council Ii the
Ffst day d it4 tenure. instructed tas
ciy attorney @ prepare an ordinance
cmoracihg the wsl1 kn0gn FEATURES
of the recall NO Instructions Ak In
eetaiis were given. BOT II Il under,
stood tae members OF council aener.
aity favor the IS per cert basis fer
fecall petitions TAia peT cant IL a
lecture ot iAe proposed city charter
Fe be voted oa at eiss election
lnnrsaay Tie charter now mp for
sppr0yal 0r rejection provides tnat
Ia majority for an official sought to
re recalled eaals se 1aemssd vsndlca-
LION and that q majority for an0ihe
candidate sHail be deemed d dismiss
ai Of the accused.
Ihe councils idea ii that 40 long
IS the pretsas form remains ii force
coaneilmen as we'll ss the mayor ana
o1aeg caleers elected a. large. shall
ne removed fqf caase Fas r3easi IN
6 councilman wiii npcessafiiT ~ eon-
fined tn the ward tor which ae serves
Councilman MorrisoH introanteo
the resolution calling for the ordin.
gnce and il WIS adopted without dis.
eBf Toe conncisgnen ahsemt Wpfe
Sgnrlock Fields and 9aftshotne
Cofgmittses Of council
AiaF0r Olsmith asi night aamea
/ he following standing c8mmitteee
Finance Bfaee. MegsF, I.0WlaeF
Street aHd ALLEY i38tt8pF. Talsman.
Morrison.
fire--lGnhan. M0rria0n HafasaelH
Sewer Morrison, Meyer Tailman
Water Never. Fields. SNntleeg
Public huilaiag-fiaF'saora 0ua.
ham 8puriHck
OrdiDaace~Lomiaer Meyer nruca
Electric lsat-iDwt8er DHfchef.
alovison
i.eaRh spurloek Harshovn. abd
Fields
Printing iawfher Tallman. Rrnee
Public Improvement nnieher. Talr
iaan. Dunhsm
eoncs Are Approved
TIE council last blght AnsNheg ghe
approval ~ 50ads 0i citY officials Al
are 8p8de8 Dg trust e0mpanAes
Three meetings HIfe held rs the
new council On its"flrst iag--at l0 VI.
aBd bA 4he new citF officers
Aaye ~ taken their places
( Appointments of minor city offs
ess wl3l probably e. made THURSDAY
/ The of8eea rs Ae nlea are EstY sngs-
aeeg thlef y lthe fse department.
water commissioner. citT auditor. clfg
engineer, Sides sl inspector bad
street sQria6leE
Morrison is president
Naft'n !. &efrison reeieaied cpaa
Gilman tor sns F0nrgh aard. ssR
elected president ol eoaseA ile IN
ross h-glaeieg eis third cnHHe aKlHe
term II taa enanei in wAiea ar has
fefome Yefy strong ana aetive gaet
j0
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-02

Of KILLING
HIS WIFE
FIRST DEGREE MURDER
ERDIC ON CIRcUM-
STANTIAL EVIDENCE

Springfield. 40 Mas 2--A.-1 lass
a farmer on Igisi Iog killing als wiie
neaF here last January Has tonaa
guilty 81 s4erdey iii the first degree
hy jury In the criminal court to-
0as, and sentenced 10 life imprssoil-
meal
The evidence upon which BASS Was
convicted WAS entiFalF ciEetmsiaia-
tai asst January fir eiesupy*a fbe
Eass home afA ~ she ruins iee body
0f MFs Bass #as found Pass then
disappeared Relatives 0i the daad
woman had the body exhamed ann
several shots were found in Fba
heart Later Bass was arrested
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-02
WOULD INCREASE OIL ROYAL TIES.
Special q Dally Leader.

Special % DaliT Leader.
#asBia@fo@. ID 8a MAy kAp
ule ard Heiiaf legal anreseata
is#es ef fbs 9saze HAsoa have tak
ea aa wiia tee aAparmeat cf snses
58E ffe question a# mge lg tah
geasFai on eonpagg 0fefalDE = tAe
0sage fesa tg ssefease tae'f FayaAtg
9ayMeays so tire 0sagea from hzslk
~ 4 EentN 4 BaFre W FeAsa Nhscn
price + IS said fhe Csntyas ecogan3
feaeFes srym me a0AsAarA EAelsse
f.assoad company fcf heir 0atHas
T8e company at naeseIE IA HzgiHg
rosalliss 9n ceat FkE n4sze
Ms&s
Attorney James 4 Nezseg. ef Bat
tiesfe " depressing ~ EfEffHl f9s!
comgsey ia Ha efforts IL MAINTAIN
tAe pseneH rpTsss p@FnsenEs 40 she
sSkH4fS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-02
DIVINE SAYS SUMMER RESORT
is ROOT OF ALL DIVORCES AND
WARNS HUSBANDS AND WIVES

earn v0a 4 Likelihood e IS n0i gsna
to be separated from them II il
aof g0oa for sou il Is nof go0d for
the husband and boys
~kiafs tais, my friends ard s-haf
sag ! speak calmly and deliberately
.Nlae-tenths 0f all the egii rempla-
ii0ns 0f oar summer resorts aFe d.
rsctly due to divorces and the sepaf-
atlang 0f families There epaFaF ans
las temp atsons. a~tM temptations.
ait the feet of the men who are com
peeled "a stax At home and w0Ek-
Toe. Aay temptations. aMfui fenipta-
ii0ns al the feet Of the women wh0
are Oft iii ghR Summer hotels
sse - place wnere aii the mem
lhefs 0s the family ca ngeF together
every few days never lef your hus-
hand learn the lesson how { ohe hap
py without yoa ara ihe children
! Wives aad m0tha never learn
yourselves the lesson. huw yoa can
Nc happy without yuns haspani@ ana
the children by ycaF side
= y NtFfaawaan oe nxmsstwAs Sa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-02
. 600 9oooooeoo ooo 0 3
THE DIETzEs ON TRIAL
Father, Wife and Son are
Charged With Killing a
Deputy Sheriff
fBg AsaoeIated Press.l

Howard Wis May John III
Diez wife and son Leslie were plae-
ca or trial mere today before Judge
Alexander II Reid I'D the circuit
court They are Jointly charged with
shooting and killing Oscar Harp, a
deputy sheriff. org Of me posse
which beseiged tie Dlefz cabin AT
Cameron dam Oh Thornapple river
last October and found dead after a
gun fight with the Dielz family.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-02
INFANT LEFT ON
TRAIN BY WOMAN
Dies SOON AFTER

. piits5ufg stay zA Young 9
= woman, af ~eli dressed an8
2 wiih golden hair Nhich was -
9 entirely hidden hs the heavy
/. ven she wore. boarded sn Afis .
> heag Yslleg train - New Keaa- {
= ington lata last night In her c
g arms SIZE carried good G
. box I
. After she bad lef the train c
= ~ siaflor Few miles further
= ~ iba road tae conductor Ais 6
. covered the box npaer = seat c
9 Opening il 10 search f0r g ciHe
. be f3ual 8 suipefed mate child G
9 apparently three days Old ft
= was .hiBlg dressed and every
g Ting seemed % naye been gaf- G
. urated with whiskey a Bottle G
9 81 MILK. heavily dosed with psra g
, gorie was also found The ir c
3 iaat Died this morning. at the
: K3riann.rg 80splfaf c
3 O g c O = 0 Q c 0 c Q G 0 y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-02
EARLY HEARING FOR M'hAAARAs
~ AasnoIated -. J

Los Angeles. Cal. May z-WHh
The arrival here from Indianapolis of
Leo Rappapert. attorney Tor the III.
ternatlonai Association of Bridge and
Structural lI0n Workers. the cases
of John j. Mcnamara and his broth
81 James charged wlth dynamiting,
are expected 10 reach contg wita iif-
Tic delay, probably by tho end Of this
week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-02
COCAINE FIENDs IN JAIL.
Two Physical Wrecks Charged
With Unlawfuliy Disposing
OF Stamps

Postage stamp peddleFs ana dope
iiends til Oklahoma City missed TWO
Il their fellows today Ray Stanley
and Tom HAYS are IN the federal jail
on charges Of disposing Of stamps
UnlaRfully They we're nr0agnt in
last night bg Deputy Marshal Jacob
A0n
Stanley and Hays are said 10 Pc tee
y ost cOnspicu0aslg settled cocaine
Artists ever brought TO the local jail
rheY loOg III wild and bad as Co
ealne Josie, who is also in Jail, io0h-
"a III her most prosperous days They
#rc wil6, maudlin wrecks and bota
are Young mel.
0fiicets believe that thee are mere.
u. me nbess ufa gang oi petty thieves
ana that they are not pasf ot the Ola
6Omaz crowd Gomez was for years
TAe main fence FOR Oklahoma post
Office thieves. and he IS nov serving
tefm in I.eAYeRw0fih
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-02
GhGGt Gil rHlGt iDIiHIiD

Bafiles ,iie. Okla Mas - ae
l'falfie on asa Gas crmpany teFaag
announced aa increase NJ swo cents
4 hAfEes OF crude oil Thss alMkes
ihe prine soTtFAix cents Az ln reabe
cI 81 i.s neg cent IN 4 yHaf f1iaeg
/ 10 iinf companies NiA EsAke alEn.
I ~ inereae 1 il stated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-02
COURT DENIES VESTS APPEAL
Special to Daily LEADER.

Washington y 81. SsT Tne
sapeMe epasi aeAlF6 fa mgst 81 eei
fi9f4 ASKED i1f 9y AyogHef fseHefal
MeHa attsensl0g fsa siase ai 1f
4lama i0 feYs#s q nHmneF 81 ease
against ihe 3kiahaua railroads ae.
e4ea in iAe r@ar 0f seDeass ~ fne
EAahaa alsiFset
0ua d Ehe csseg Ia Nhich She wgit
af ei eES 10 g#sa#~ w48 aaEs8 a1
egies @as ne tt0NeHs fare ease.
whien hsE seeM decided a@ aRfA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-02
MAGNIFICENT OR6kh IN
USE FOR FIRST TIME
a..
Special Events Planned Tor
Entertainment and Com
fort Of Visitors

Opening Of the scottish Rite opn.
sistorg fegnion at ;ae Masonic tefi-
8le fhis morning was mar1ed 5g an
unusually large attendance and the
iargest class ever assembled here FOR
ne higher degrees The work 81 the
inurth degree was started early to-
ca Dy iae lodge ot Perfection. pre-
sided over by 81 N Baxter. The
fourteenth degree viii he reached To-
day.
The ceremonies today were notable
iDr being tie first Ia whicn the new
organ was used. The organ. 800
% instrument without an equal in
the Southwest, is played bg A. o.
Green, of Oklahoma City Its s0aor
Gus music is audible at a distance Ii
fas tremendous power and lts EaiI
cachestrat'on Is magnificent There ar
0i many sorts. including
81 admirable echo arrangement The
gpefts have not quite finished tHe
tests and viii probably nor release
lt to the trustees until next week.
The magnificent temple ia practic-
nifty completed after repair VI over
elght months duration The aand.
some new office. fronting the main
entrance. greativ facilitates business
z be lobby ana aJ5stvrlum present
splendid appearances
The class opened ND At 80 wth
niang arrivals expected during the
day A large GROVE @.! be I'm to-
Eight Visitors are met at ne sta.
tons BIZ aittgmooilisfs and carriage
drivers Special efforts 10 take care
ot guests are aeing made
Social eYents about the temple will
he numerous for the three dayx Vi
the reuniGn. which sill close Thurs
day night Spreads vill be given al
least twiee day
Sovereign Inspector General Wi.
liam Dusty arrived today re heads
tie list q thlrly-thiFd degree Mas0na
az The reHDion
Kew. d n. Hosg. thlrtf-sec0na ce.
gree, X. g. G. I'll, is here tie il one
of tne lecturers ana ~ an officer 0G
fne e1and l0aEe.
TAe Anadss-ko lodge pat On tae
triFd degree work Esst night in the
iEesenee 6g q go &efowa. Il a. saia
bg Masoas that sae york aas superb
Visitors from several states wefe
present q. r Morgan. one 0t the
grand lodge lecturers. oinciatea AZ
Aorshipfa! MASTER
Niehola aeh, 8 fh.rv4nird degree
iasM from 81 i.0ais s. temple yis.
itoF
I9r q u f4aiiey Is here The cos.
'0Y Is litle mam. Aai Il nati08s
eaafaeter Re is au officer 81 Fhe
confederate veterans ana Is esteem.
ta sectpfius knight III tlp grand
kase ot Elks. hagiae Neen elected
~ DesfoE laai EeaF
A e Stewart iaiftgthiFd degrees
$ q + G ~ inais fs here
Elsa c BaroWs. shirtyFh!rd o.
gree IL here ffnm Tulsa fe rs as
isiant secretary 81 tA~ r0nslsiOfy
Among the besi known thiyty.thir3
eeggef u3An here age walter Mat
ihews os MalhaH. s , fgasgaii. 81
Oklahoma cltT aaG ] II AatFohas
og Talog4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-02
OLD GLORY WILL
NOW Be SEEN IN
CATHOLIC CHURCH
: nv Leased wlre)


9 New York. Alay Through &
@ the combined efforts 20 Cardinal g
. Gibbons aud James A. Rooney. c
g past commander 81 the MacPher- 6
2 son Doane post. Grand Army Of G
9 the Republic 81 Brooklyn. or G
g ders haze just been issued from
2 the vatican permitting the use
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-02

THE aelesates that attended inc
saers meetings here yesterday we're
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-02

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-02

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The Appeal., 1911-07-01

STATE CT MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Ransey.-ss. In Probate Court.
In the Matter Of the Application fer
;cense to Sell the Real Estate Of
Joseph Sweeney, Irene NJ. Sweeney,
DaIald Sweeney and Walter Sweeney,
Ward..
The State of Minnesota to All Whom it
may Concern:
On reading and fling the petition Of
Ellen Carroll Representative of tho
above named Wards, praying that Ii
cense be to ilec granted to sell the
real estate belonging to said Wards
and it appearing. by said petition, to
the satisfaction Of the Court, that it
IS Necessary FOR the maintenance and
education CT said Wards, and that it
would be for the benefit and for the
best interests Of said WARDS to sell
said real estate.
It Is Therefore Ordered, that all
persons Interested in said estate be
cited and required to appear before
said Probate Court on Monday the 7th
tsayf 81 August q. D. 1911, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, at the Court House
IN the CITY. Of sPsu4, said County,
then ana there to show cause. if any
there be, Wily license should not be
granted to said representative to sell
said real estate, according to the
praser of said petition, and that this
citation be served by publication there
Of in The Appeal, according to law.
Witness the Judge Of said Court. at
$. PAIL this 9th day Of June, 1911.
! see' cf F. W. BAZILLE,
| Probate Court Judge of Probate.
( Attest:
w. GosWIsCH,
Clerk of Probate.
OfIAT E!v r. pnERNE
Attys.