davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-09

Coloma, Wisconsin. -" For three years was troubled with female weakness, irregularities
 backache and bearing down pains. I saw an ad-
 yertisement of Lydia F.. Pinkham's Vegetable
 Compound and decided to try it. After taking several bottles found it was helping me, and I
 must say that am perfectly we'll now and can
 not thank you enough for what Lydia E. Pink
 hams Vegetable Compound has done for me-" = Mrs. John Wentiand, R. F. D., No. 3, Box 50, lCOlOma, Wisconsin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-24
U. S. WARsAIp FIRST IN
SIZE AND ARMAMENT
Seventeen AatIOas Represented
In One Of Most Magnificent
Displays Of Week
tBy AssocIaten Prass. J

Portsmouth, Eng June 24-Klng
George ana Queen MARY, with other
royalty and foreign representatives,.
attended the great naval review here
ifday OF spithead 1t was one ol
the most magnificent displays os me
week. Seventeen nations we're rep
resented by vessels III the parade
len OF rbe vessels we're 81 the dread.
Hanght Glass from the BHnsa navy.
ard the visiting German dreadnaught
Won Der Tam. bat aFst in size and
mameut wss the American battle
ship Delaware
Ia addition 70 the Official repre-.
seEtaiives of the seventeen nations,
there we're secondary vessels from
Japan italy and Chile Ia the British
contingent we're one hundred end
seventy SHIPS The total combined
fleets occupied an area ot about
eighteen Equsre miles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-24

Chicago iH 5uae zs-U aahin &C.
came I cnFhsA ter tew m3nMses
tssteNaar ta prevent shocking aee
Nemen @gnieSefs. and sn fonse
asente sAse toe aoMeg the fright Of
@eiF i88ns
Aabsn a sseona hanl 8ea.er. Ggiag
tstE hapie Asenae. fnand himself
81 EFAAssen yesterday. where n aas
1sN aossss sgsoiiag tear tha lzAe,
sgtla aeesssa 8 1ig "a the axe @9aid
ha sae rlg4t tAlag 81 escape Sc
ass 7AA9
gast IS be was baspaTfing Agsnsegf
3i tae cH0lAag Rages #Fa wpnaa aD-
pfafea AZ tae eggs os fhe neaaa.
Inss bad gieale Baskets RigA them.
ahd fFom thesg preparations Rahsn.
81 tee water decided sb#g snrA n
tnF as aA AAy stay
if epne osat tAis waE g gef Ms
esataes ta9azai Rsan Til sHf&
sHer ff's 1leH AaFe aaa l ssav Aefe
sss Dee snAilow aassK Tor al h0as u
80 and fAeu maybe sasYh A. aw4F
Bat tas waves tasaad i8 eaTer agl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-24
EVERYTHING As ADVERTISED
'ghautaUqua Program Will Be
Carried Out TO rho Letter SAYS
President Nissley

&aea Interest atgacsses 10 the az
peagange here two weeKs from so1aT
on IHiy of she Rutnven AlacEJoasAd
ecApany 8na "a The strongest
aAcNsemens companies 10 the eAan-
i2M Maa rdutes 8F sfarf4pnaa IA
r5gEaE scotch ana has SUNG sa
very English sge4z,ag e0anssg Ha
VIII be accompanied 81 fW0 m0sr-
ans anA readers besides MFs. AaAc-
Donald Instrumental artist 2a@
company si8 ~ at The eAAAf4lqa4
assembly on iAe afternoon 1t ga@
second aag 0t taa season. NAAea wlll
begin On 5alY At Mineral Ne4is
FarA
PTeSainet Slsslag taday aaa
The fg8loR sBg statement
desire 70 correct na egTon=oas
Impression mish fferenea ~ tie at
fractions soT our eaaafauaaA course
scqsslafanee two years ago Mf. Mc-
Murray aaa Miss nglter Were sta-
dents ln tae UgiyersstF 0f Oklahoma
n 1903. Far over 4 wear il has Been
understood thefe would bP marTi-
Aee Last nimtar afr MgsAWrray auiF
ty.iEsr ava sent t4ED N4st1eSS Aaxs
hln'ee fsmalae1 V graduate tass
Fear
YESTERDAY the9 rect hg acgIdesss tR
lsIaa0ma efY Miss Hanter a41
Eene ehefe fr8m 0xaFeae. small
t0wn near E Reno. tg ao s0ma sh0p.
ping. and EuunE MeHnrFAr happane1
"a ee there on business also. Th@y
de@a#a sR DO married. AZ 1aee AnA
faaf wssiY concluded Tat Gsarhssa
@as gfaaf place 10 begin ilfs to
gafheF Toe arrangements rere
m4ee aesa bv Mr. aicha-sa. sg.ear
az aoeh
MF McNrraY f. san of F
atrMarraY fae hoiea ia4ian Terri
tfsF IS 4yeg and capitalist re ags4s
tae daughter o HenrF FEanser. q
lea8iHg mereaant 0t 9EaFrAe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-24
REGRET Mr.. CAL
TEHI's DEPARTURE

Logan county teachers yesterday
expresses, formally and informally.
tAeir regret over the leaving of W
: Calvert head oi The c0uasy and
city schools at various times II the
PAST eighteen years A high tribute
Nas pAid him, nos 0nlg f1r his zuc.
cessial work here but Gov nis klnals.
ness and tigh character.
Al the Logan eotwsg normal instl-
lufe ln taa Central school building
Yesterday 81 was announced bg Prof
~ G. Jameson, Jr Calvert was sers-
ifg 6 bis last daY AIS bead Gf THE SUM
Mer school Informal Speeches. ~.
pressing regret ever 1he departure
Of Alr. Calvert were made by prof.
Jameson. Prot r. H- Patrick ana
Miss Bygne Resolutions of the sane
tenor, offered b. Miss D10Ngtle. we're
laE anim0assy adopted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-24
DRILL TEAM HOME NEXT WEEK

IL is e1pectea that the Guthrie
team cg Fgrefafs attending sha head
camp 81 the Modern W0oameu n
Buffalo N r. Rlli b. Az home about
Tuesday The big convention ENDS
t9dsT THE iocal team ard Okisho-
ma teams generally showed 10 zt
tbe camp or Lake Erie ln gassa saaae
ard Oklahoma seeuH 90 hava beem
boosted strongly The Forester
troops were received WedBessay.
Every Oar Was fiEea with events.
ana taa closing features today ars
g BE- ah award % 3Fsil oglzes. rs.
tor bat races. shooting Tournament.
S0nle idea of the size VI The con.
Ten,ion may Be bad fr0m fhe faet
Shaf oa sunday last before tha Onen.
ng q 'on ~ mail had arrived ava
yaaF ear loaded eyh records ssa
reports had been sauated into canb.
Toe Fofeatefa ia the parade Taarg.
8ay uambre3 e99g
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-24
STATE NAY TAKE 4 HsES

The state hoard NJ agriculture 1gsl
PROBABLY tase q hana gn tie fight BE-
tHeen ias city u Gaiarie and B +
Harris over the sgn1g in tAe Cotton.
wood 40 2l4 territorial las make.
sne secretary g. the state board a
agriculture iAs slase engineer ard
Ax-ofaelo and Prot ben Hanuessey
formerly q Gnfhrie man s n0w s.
mat office Harris - said IN have
gut N claim pf $1,000 mouth '0y
ne use o ne river By the city. Har-
~ applica 'ou for TIE exclusive va
ier rights will come 3af0rt Yhe state
engineer Meanwhile me matter Is
ae'Hg fought oat here Oh ecaaemrs
flgE proceedings filed bE the city saa
sllfgP sptf fled by Harris. There
e also geraiag az asard b. arbl'ra
tors gf $3.50 sc HarFss sor als sH.
Ferret ~ the right II way
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-24
COURTESY PAi?--SURE
ri Reno Visitors Enthusiastic
Over Guthrie and Gutn-
rie Hospitality

Boes Il pay ~ BE- s8d 10 Visitors
especially IL they De e@il Disposed
nelgAbors Tie Auswef IA eaaiig
soaaa ID gha press comments follow
lng trips ~ Missy SORTS ~ Gufare
tae last yeag.
A few aays ago five automobile
loads of E Renp people came 90
Gmagie ard spent five A0urs IaeF
we're entertained at tue ApNe Dg t6a
Guthrie A8t0 claa nnd Were pil0te~
aN about tae city by Gaien Crow
There was h0 program. there Nere
no speeches. 10 brass baad nas ont
and there was nois5ng bit q friendly
wishing
la she 1aFfy were H3sar4 E0ne.
brake, Mrs r. NALL. Misses Lydia
Dasased, Caroline Libby Eta Kelley
Hazel EnRe aid Saddle BHgat Mg.
aud Mrs Jack N0gel Jim Geahar1tt
Arthur Sairk a aarsslou estli>s
ot tae Ei Reno Democrat. 0C NAite
Fag Ragsaad E W FeeKe Ms aud
NFa Charles StabaaF8.
~ she trlp tie Democrat SaYA
Just AZ the ogpQytune lme Gainn
Cgow esms alon the seeas sad he
d0sea the way. yes Crow ls g
prince be knowa the F0H@a and a3s
fhs 1eEasstal sslan4s s4ses. sakes
riTaiess. PARKS a8a aevgFGs ard s1aaY
n0aks witasR Fa4.as oa many niles
Faaaa sa0@t aGa f ae Mlsae& 4mY
hing IL zHt feere GHthfse Is a
64ae efss q AaH6i aazsAs c.tE 4l&
gB inanata tgFns paY fDila axc#es
iagsg large lis people are SosBltABie
a4saTs deisSalpg 30 eateftas1
Ihe business maa agd eatefpsls-
ing gtaxeus aa*e nAgnsat-a 4 sy&
ten y pssegc pafks tteee Dat are as
iln% 4s aag la aag ctv 8a tia aalou
Ba aiana HaFk On tue north and Min-
eral Wells park Ga tte soggh of the
city are loFsiY ~ n4t4Fe ara tae
eflxeas ate sgagng he Daius 81 ear
Qena@ III artificial s@aases drives
4na ogpeFsaaity s. gesa sll Visitors
go dFMw ct tae lsfer@l4iag a4teFs
w8taoas nAoaeY oF prizes even ~ tae
3Asers 0t Eae eteg8al city are Tree
Iweufyfve ta0@ana dollars acre
GsYtn the para Board last gma8 and
1885 feeeul3F 0ae hundred ta1aaaa@
dollars asuge Egea .nso gaeig aan6s
'9s elA1orsge HfpFgyasaent " the
pavks Iae wafssa 0s these mla~fAA
@eA's are becoming ~cs.l &ae o.
mias af.t Aan4Esss 1F ga;ign6 age
daily dgAaa from the sgee s0anfasn
maeh 81 ~hien ls saaaed long d.s-
taAces 81 Those seeding rs Ae4slne
4wa4tssFs tF1seF44X ENa saaaN xefe
pl4Ysag there Hundreds af Teh8cseS
lined ths asspi.fas drives ana thoas-
alas fesfs seueafa .oyaiy shaded
sawsrS
EFf iA4s Tree. fst1sr lteg an4
N1sl BlesAe tae slfel s3 $50
aaA l4AeFes title sass wesk sAsa4R
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-24
DOG CASE Of MOMENT
Justice Seton Will File Written
Opinion IN Spite Owner
ship Dispute

For fae first rIme i'm the history
Of Guthrie al elaborate WFlften ~.
!nl0n will Be given hy justice of
the peace here Monday Justice Se-
ton TODAY commenced reEk 0n the
finding III ,he noted dog ease ol Eli
sar4s IS Miusoyne. sAlca was o.
trial in faa district court roou4 tBree
8sFs Ehig seek The case ls coEn-
plseaisd ou.. and the o~Hersaip Of
The dog Is q matter 0f greag doubt.
Tie InSssee wsu, therefore assign
reasons ii writing for whatever ae-
iion be- NAY take Toe e0sts viii BE
neaTY.
The SUIT Is over possession Of a
SpisE called Jack ana Mutt By
tne respective claimants. Mrs Iona
Edwards and n A Mlntonye The
iog is pare waste ana g friendly
wifh eyef5 b04g
Justice seton has set O'Clock
Monday afternoon as tie tine for
aaHdiag aowG Eae 9plnion The az.
gaMents wsre concluded af 21 yes
gsF1ay astarnQea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-24
LOSES HUSBANDS ASHES AND
$4,000 WHEN RAILROAD GIVES
OUT HER HANDBAG BY MISTAKE

At the suggestion 0i Mr. Caeske.
ne opened the bag Inside were
found tka handbook. q ssn BOX wifa
the seal oE she Graceland cenaet4Fy
0f Chicago. and coffin plate. iH-
scribed George ShiFes White
There were pension pagers. showing
Mr. Wbst@ to have been veteran. q
bundle OF letter t0 Mrs. Mary &
White. their marriage eert1flcafe.
daEed 1872, a anaHtity 0g feminine
wearing apparel ard two lemons
Mr CheSSe decided 10 hold TIE
Dag and Id ngrify the rallsoaa CON.
psay When the machsnfst saw that
Mr. tsaeske took the matter serious
ls a= lrss asAEEsrGls, ~4tAsssaA gssAas
his name.
A representative 81 tae railroad
came 70 Mt Chesses office il r.
sponss to Telephone call He took
an IaFealory 8f tie noIfsAss 81 tAe
sag which Nss la5sF lakea 10 .Ae
station. where. Il vas stated. an ln-
GalFy FOR the asg lad heea veesErea
oy tesegraEta from PitsslEE. an1
that II had been shipped back there
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-24
OCCUPIED ENG
LANDS THRONE
Two Guthrians Who Take
Peculiar Interest IN Corona
ton Ceremonies

Eagiaads throne about waleh
something over million miles ol
pliul have oeen ased fais eeek. gas
a.sed one tine by a Guthrse man
Notice that Nord hiled, TOR ~ C
Petersen vas tde man
Mr Petersen ineldentang mention.
~ q brief csgeer Oh tae throne os
Cheat Britain the other dsg. having
noticed thar some people Rere dls.
pissed 90 BOAST q aach ialags He
admitted 1aat ne took seat 0f F8B.
aaiY as mIeh 0s joke He and q
travelling companion. wsalt6y Mea
Yorker decided tn frF Va and Petersen
slipped info fhe kings throne and
ae other Hpn POSED as queen De me
other side of the aass in Messra8n.
sieF Abbey That waE SIX sears sg0
They 0eaf taaf exploit 3 hstle waHs
.aFeF y dong what few. II any. for
eisneFs had ever done before They
visited the ROYAL eqnerry az one 0f
ne palaces 4 pair 81 British g1ag3s.
sitting On alrsaS ia wooden MaH.
DID not notice the two big Americans
al1ble through the gate. They got
- the stables and Gaa gampses 0t
ias>-h0rses before the keepers " tee
royal stable could eject them Theg
regarded the throne business as slight
pastjme beside mis- stable exploit
I8eY haf expected s0 be tnr0Nn Into
ssii but the guards let ihem 60 g6oa
natnrediF
Z G Chapman, 0t tne BFo@a Dry
Goods e0mesBy. Is sDotaeF Gufnrs4n
10 has beea on the throne. Ae @as
born . Briglsa subject aH1 EaFarailF
lakes 70 such things Il was when
ha Was sm8M that he asrsnded fsa
position Dj slate barring ea8as1
nurse and TIE gn8rAs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-24
BEAR GREEK TAXPAYERS HERE

A large delegation of Bear Creek
taxpayers was here today Cd tne
township office matter. which was
brought ap IN the form Ot a report
au township finances iast Saturday
The delegation here today claims
that fae township otficeTE-Clgt
TempY G + Dggr and William Bow
et haTe Pat the township $4,000 ar
more 70 deo, ana haze drawn extra
ordinary amounts fer themselves tot
township Eork and have given too
many 3o0s n relatives The oisgeers
are still holding on Several repre-.
sentative cii.zeas said today they Ia
tslde8 VI resort 10 custer proceed
inga ahich will shgH tae iacgs ex-
lsiicg 10 the gowusAip government.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-24
AFT TER MEDICINE VENDORS
VIII BE Required 10 Pay
License Of $50 or Get
Out of County

Logan county officials have deter
mined upon campaign 10 compel
medicine vendors 10 pay license OF
ger Oaf OF the county Starting with
Ir D. II M0OFenead. Of fhe Ho-ko
DC company showing and curing
at Mulnall. collection of a $50 license
lee il to be- undertaken all the way
down the hne There are many pe0.
RE selling preparations 10 the city
and county.
There is q state law providing that
vendors shall pay $50 license in each
county ia which they operate This
statute mas been neglected. it seems
and the state has become oFefrun
viih peddlers OF dope In tae
larger cities these peddieFs occasion
aily sell opium and cocaine. as we'll
as mighty bad wbiskey at gllE-edse
prices. The Eaw i intended io apr
ply ID all dealers ID medicine outside
CT registered drug stores, or general
stores handling drugs with other
lines 0f good The HEneFsnss and back
room medicine factories are all In
fhe list Tor license The store men
pay taxes
County Clerk Olson today ann0un
esd the opening az fhe war Sherin
s'uTpng will undertake 10 gather lp
sl.e fees and il he meets resistance ae
will call on CGanty Attorney Adams.
I1ere is no list on which 10 w8rk,
1af i "a thought the doctors and
druggists at aii places vlH tsSe pleas.
are in sending in news q the veud-
ors.
Incidentally Il may be mentioned.
Logan county needs the m0ney
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-24
fBy Leased wire.

View York. June 24--Aitei BY
many railway officars. Mrs Mary =
Waite. a Chicago. was Dusy tocas
trying 10 lind . travelling aag con-
tanning the ashes OF her husband ana
q bank book calling fer $4,000 Ths
nag Is said to nave been given out
by mistake frOE the parcel room "a
tie PitEshmg station last evening
II was brought To tbs tify by D
uaehintst. returned. to the station
located By telegraph and shlppef
back fo Pitganarx during toe day
Frank Cheske. speclas agent FOR
the National Metal Trades assocla
ften. waS wIssEea eagas ia tAe Aa0lE
- hy i man Rho said biz had been
working III the Pennsylvania road
sh5rs IL Ptttshurg. and had come 10
Get work In New York.
would like to go q soFk az
once he said, but have na sools
The wrong handhag vas handed tn
me 1t Pisxsharx II Looks Eke nine
huz certainly never ssw ths CON
GsErs ossers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-24
HOME TALENT ONLY TO PLAY

An all home talent bali game wlli
be seen here Tomorrow afternoon.
commencing al go The G4sarle
aad Crescent -aaras arr pretty sell
matched, Guthrie having TIE uost
promising players and Crescent the
most experience Each side VIII
play home Dogg only
TIE statement taar tomosrgw fs 10
r. ladies' dsg meaning free admss
sion, is nor correct The statement
WAS made DY mistake. The change
10 tine shoni1 be also remembered.
The gane will be- in preparation
for ssTe~ gam With Fl Reno On
July 2 ard & when Clyde Gassf
Will 0e in the bog s0r GnrnFle
Tomorrow Ernest Mesz VIII make
q reappearance In baseball. He a
The coach oi The team. TIE Mne.nn
EIll be-
Matehett. e. Matche.t ana Was.
=: sehoner srd base. stucker. %.
Beck sss W.nsioE. 1sf. Metz, III NE
FetFldge 4 Oldham. ". Heller
and Campbell utility
Wise will pitch for Crescent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-24
VIOLATION Of CONSTITUTION
AAD ELECTION LAWS AllEsED
attack Also Made Upon Validity
0! Charter and June l3
Elections

Grounds for d Blk fight III the dis-
fEict coart over the validity OF me
Entnrie commission charter were
isid thia afternoon Iii the answer filed
b. City attorney Hepburn Ii behalf
ct W. H. Mitchell. city marshal.
against whom an alternative wrif Of
nandamus was issued a few DAYS
ago BY Judge Huston on the petition
Of N NJ Carrier elected commission.
ef of paDlic safety under charter pro-
visions
The arguments are 10 be started at
z q. nj Monday The case was set
for 10 a m today. but the answer
wss moi quite ready and the court
cave the defendant until l.8G this az
EernOOn 10 file answer
The answer is a general attack on
the charter On account of alleged
violations of the constitution and
tff election laws Of the state Mr.
Carter. In his petition f3r mandamas
requiring Chief Mitchell 10 give up
the office 0f city marshal and the
custody OF records. SET oat that the
people had adopted q charter under
the constitution of the state and that
following It's adoption he was elected
commissioner of public safety. that
Mitchell, bly, anaing on tU the Office
and making threats had embarrassed
fne plaintiff In discharge Of duty
Tnat the continued tenure vas illegal
what the Reply Sets Forth
In the reply. MF Mitchell sets Up.
tnat the charter election nf May 4,
was void end thar All proceedings
leading up 10 aae election 81 June y
we're void The county election board
ard the city council are alleged tOl
rave been on reverse sides Of the
Law In every election Il is claimed
rne returns were n0t properly made
ard that fhe city clerk had no right
To acr as an election hoard. Il Isl
clailucd there Was no registration asI
reanirsd hy alats Law
The claim Is rssde that even il toe
CHARTER mad been adopted legally itI
ooAld n3t he effective for the reason
THAT II c0atraveaes the law and con
sf.fufion Of the state There Isl
quoted a provision THAI there shall
ne bipartisan ,aiecti0n boards, aud u
Il asserted taat the charter makes
10 such provision. making the ciiy
clerk To take oyef duties delegated |
hy the state to other officials Il Is
csalmea that the mandatory primary
PROVISION 0f the constitution Is yio-l
lated and that the rights Of political
p9 rtses 10 pat candidates In n0mlna- |
tion Is denied The legislature
held I'd be the authority for prescrin-s /
ina forms and providing machinery
9t elections.
Taxpayer Provision Attacked
The taxpayer provision OF theI
charter Is attacked. TIE charter pro
yiass that an elective officer must BE-
taxpayer and resilient of the city
cs Two years standing. Il Is claimed
that this depFiyes the other taxpayeFsf
oF the right of voting tor whom sheg
please
The oBeyanee provision is also e. +
Tackled. The charter has . provision
snas its terms shall he neld back um
til aud after the general election /
Mitchell alleges that, despite ibis
express abeyaHee. q pretended elec-
tlun was held under toe charter and
thai Carter is BoN trying 10 claim AZ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-24
FIGHTING PAas0H" NOW
STATE BOOZE SLEUTH

Rev G. G. BFannon. the govern.
menf officer Hno has been IN sefer.
al court here AIS witness against th4
hundreds o. Oklahoma men ac.
cnsed Of traificking in liquor rn the
Indian c0gnrrg, ls now state ID.
forcement officer he has baen a
special enforcement officer gor the
interior department for years and "a
now backed by both the national ana
state governments he Is known a.
tas fgAtlng panon and has been
particularly active I'D the Usage na.
Eion. He has az times worked On all
TIE Indian reservations 10 the Ungt.
nj States
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-24
MERGER Of
Z PAC|F|CS
IS LEGAL
J0DGE HOOK DISSEnTS IA
RAIL CASE DECIDED
AT ST. LOUIS

81 Iaais Ao gBne 44-The mefser
81 tne Aa3t4eza siaA#h& aaa GAA4a
Fa1iAe r=llTuzas VI iega aectasag
80 a. 9plaloa aaaa@a 40wa today sY
fhe Bss:ted State cafsais eaAFt og me
sAshsh district 1Hage Hoea ale3 n
assaeaIib8 0Riai0a Id wnieA a4 eg-
pressed fae belief thar fhe guYefn-
nseEi peuilen MAS sell foands3 and
sfnvt aaTe been granted
The ggFegaMeat s,iif s. sau.fy
aEainss iae two reside a.eA tafee
gears as1 .a Salt L1kr City. eAAFeAa
g nsplFaey ana formation q eeaT
b.slati01 So violation 1E tbs Sherman
antitrust zcL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-24
MORE LATITUDE GIVEN
IN EXAMINING WITNESSES
Counsel Win 30 Allowed TO
Question Motives OF Illinois
Senator's Opponents
tsy Aasoclated prsas.l

Washington. d G., Jnns Z4-The
scope VI the LoTlmeF Investigation
4l8ened goday when the senate c0m.
m.ttee decided to ailON Ior8mer s
counsel 70 question fhs motives
Waleh might prompt any official Of
the International Harvester company
- oppose LOfimers advancement
Inis gave L0fimar counsel great
latitude In obtaining statements Asr
Funk. 0f the International said that
Edward Hines had asked the com-
psnF for contribution of ten taogs-
and dollars toward the hundred
tk00sand fund for Lorlmefs election
Attorney HaaecY. counsel TOR Lofimer
referred To thls statement as i crs-
alton
Poossvelt Kner Of Funk story
That Theodore Roosevelt has
Anown since lasf fan ghe story 81
hos Hines is alleged u have asked
funk tor TEN Thousand iollars ton fhA
inFlEaer fund was testified 10 today
eg Herman II Kohlsaal. publisher of
TIE Chicago Record Herald Knhlssat
$3.50 he t0id THE story "a Roosevelt
l.Sf before gae Hanillon club dinner
s1 Chicago II Nas on ghss. h0Alsaat
said. that koOseFHh based bis acglnn
n refusing to afteud tae clnaeg 8a
ilt the LIgimef invitation B8s @itu
dgawn k0hisaat farthTg fesiiGea
thar he lad t0sd the story ID Sen
atorz Ia f'0Aette and Root bY lsiief
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-24

Washington, ID G.. lure 2t-Tae
Esnate c0Fnwssss@r on territories today
rcrea Sir % three 20 report Favor
ally toe honse resolution admitting
New Mexico and ArizDnA to state
Mood. Rith provision fhas the Ari-
10aa constitution containing the ja-
dcl4fe recall be g~-abmstted Ia tAa
People Slight amendments s1 tne
hCase resolution we're made
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-24

The 81 q % grocery delivery horse
Eaa &waf 9u Division street. tais az.
.tr@o9a. 8n8 iang.ea ap wits CAarley
AfpenieF pens THE pnny was
q aEgea - fees and pulled onf 81
e harness 80 damage waz done
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-24
GIRL l5 sPURNs
FORTUNE, WEEDS
ON HIGH SEAS

q Seattle, june 2i-When the c
q steam schooner passed out. q
Q side the three mile limit. bound q
Q FOR Alaska, today, Grace GTls. >
2 dale, 10 years Old, became the g
% bride of G o. Pike. aged 25, rhe .
Q knot being tied By Captain re. 9
= Kenaa 8
y The witnesses we're the crew y
Q Of the schooner, Miss Gris8aIe y
. being the only woman On board Q
z The girls grandparents at q
G tempted 10 prevent her marriage q
9 Hef grandfather pleaded xlth .
. her 70 give up the marriage. Of .
. fering her his fortune 81 1900. O
. 0D0. but to no avail q
o The argument between Pike. o
2 tue girl and her grandfather In .
2 The street became 10 heated q
? thai Policeman sent them 70 .
. headquarters All were released o
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