The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-03

Edward G Schlosser has been an.
pointed postmaster at pecknam. KAY
county He succeeds w. r Harp
statement from the census In
reau today reports 3,6G3,0GG bales OF
icotton ginned from the 1911 growth
lup 10 September 25, comnarcd with
l2,3l2,014 bales last year
City Clerk Winslow has received a
letter from Attorney General West
holding that the city Of Guthrie was
Wl'hin the law in voting bonds for
lpark improvement purposes. He did
not however pass upon the validity
! of the recent Sl00.0O issue for park
purposes nor upon the s41 900 issue
ifr Yladuci construction
Tulsa Worhl: Mlking the sensa.
uonal allegations that his wife
lfraudulently obtained their marriage
license. that she married him while
he was under the Influence rf liquor.
and has since threatened to kin him,
Graham Wilson has applied to the
superior court for divorce from
Della Wilson, to whom he was mar
ried January 3, 1909
1T is understood in federal court
circles here that an application will
be made to President Taft to pardon
}. d. Richardson the Alva mail car
rier, who was recently sentenced to
serve two years in a federal peniten-
tiary and to pay 500 fine on a
charge OF taking stamped envelopes
frgft4 tho Va off Ri, y.s.s,,
has always stood well at Alva and
a petition in his behalf would be
quickly signed
Charles Kyle. of Crescent. f. L. |
Brown, Dan and Frank Mater, all !
convicted recently in the superior |
court on charges of having liquor in |
their possession with intent 10 sell |
have given appeal bonds preparatory |
to carrying their cases to the state |
court of appeals. Brown |
was charged with running d road |
house on the Cottonwod river north
OF this city
Tulsa special Barney l-ally, a
telegraph operator, who died at To-
cal hospital last night. never durinI
a residence OF six years in this city
failed 10 appear at work without
ire "a carnatinn in the lapel of his
coat TO those who asked an ex-
plaDation Of his custom he said he
il out of respect for his
mother Because OF this custom Bar
ney Lally was familiar 10 thousands
Aho never knew his name.
Governor Cruce. it is understood
will insist that the newly appointed
county assessors rate all property in
1912 on it's full 100 per cent yalua-
ion c. H. Lee. of Coyle, the as.
'essor named for Logan county, viii
lttend tAe conference. called by
Governor Cruce at oklahoma City
or October c, Wednesday. at which
ime lhe governor will inform the
SCISSORS, all his appointees, along
heir lines OF duty They take office
n January l.
In arguing before District Judge
iuston here the APPLICATION OF attor-
ey General West to compel the
.ock Island railroad records to be
ronght into court as evidence, il
fas suggested by attorneys that
Test has another suit up his sleeve
lat he desires 10 institute. in case
e finds In The records-which he
ow seeks 10 bring into court here
se evidence that he is looking Tor
ne of the attorneys said: The ap-
ieation for the records is asked III
le case 10 dissolve the Rock Island
lilrgad and coal companies, but
aderstand that Il is also Tor the
lrpose OF furnishing the state with
'idence. which II is figured can De
und in the records, for another I
nrt action entirely 4