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The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
Tigers IA, Athletics 8; Do We GIoat?

petroit's sixth, getting o'Leary. STAN
age and covington. The crowd gave
him n iittlo cheer.
Davy Jones put his one hit OF the
day Into the eighth, or q left-hander
and with the bases full.
In the irst. Bush walked, stole. took
tnird on Lapps wild throw. and scored
With two out In the triri and De-
troit leading, TO Q. Lord walked. Old
ring and Barry doubled and Baker
singled. Three runs
The Athletics big inning was tho
fourth. Murphy singled. Lapp doubled,
Coombs got a lucky hit. and Lord and
o1drfng doubled. Four runs.
seventh and . sacrifice ny to Cobb
brought in the only run yielded by
Covington.
The Tigers got their second run in
tho fourth. Delahanty singled ad yanc-
ed on wild peg by Baker. and scored
on OLeary's whack.
oidring was the one member of the
visiting crew who kept trying His
batting was almost an Initiation Of
Jim Delahanty
Summers whizzed the arst ball he
pitched TO Derrick very close to the
latter's bean. Then he bent over three
strikes and Ciaud never got his bat OF
his shoulder.
oldrins hit the frst ball covingron
! didn't get a hit until Oldring came up
again. three innings later.
The brightest fielding feat OF the day
was Bush's demonstration Barry
Tho midget pulled OF a play on the
Athietics' shortstoppsr that showed the
former hcw real occupant of the po-
sition can get 'em when IL becomes
needful sE. -
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Mary Brausgrove. Sc years. s25
Eighteenthi pyaemia,
Frank Lysak. l year. ~ McGregor,
diarrheas-
Helen schumberch. 3 months. s71
Theodore: diarrhea.
Andrew Burowski, az years. Solvay
hospital; heat prostration.
Ernest Kennedy, ~ years, 1892
Twelfth-st. fracture base OF skull
Wilhelmina Louise Rossman. 30
years. Grace hospital; peritonitis.
Margaret Boden. 81 years. 3s1 Du-
bois; tuberculosis
Joe Bertaiino. months, ChiIdren's
Free hospital. tfeo cofftis
Julius Kirschiing, months, House
OF Providence. infaptile atrophy.
w. II. Dickinson. Is years. drowning
Mary Jane Campbell, 70 years, 2s5
Twenty gastric carcfnoma.
John Kraft. So years, 1046 Mt. Ell
Holt; paritic dementia.
Fred Taylor Spring, 40 years. s37
Commonwealth; paralysis,
Frank Sinkiewfcz, 66 years. st.
Mary's hospital; acute mania.
Emma Kristao. ! year, 311 Brady;
Anna Thorp. AZ years. 4o5 Fifth-ave.;
lastly Lynbo. 2 years. ~ wight-st.;
gnstro enteritis
Jacob Goring, AZ years, Marine hos
pital: enteric fever.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John Kuiick. %; Dominda sala-
John Hewett. %; Enzabeth Can, II.
Jacob w simon. a. Grace La Pow
Vito Moceri. as; Elizabeth Paiazzolo.
Lesiis c. Curtis, II. Detroit: Hazel
l. Stark. IS, Gaylord. Mich.
Peter vassallo. 20; Christina San
soma, Is
william Holland. IS, Detroit: Edith
Moore. 81, crosweii. Mich.
Boleslow KamInski. 20: Theodore
William NJ Bale. 81; Louise Kosky.
Albert N. sorensen. as. sprin gfieid.
ILL.,; Grace NJ Lorey. IS. same.
James II. c. Duyall, 81; Gertrude II.
Martin chrysler. "a; Ellen Barton. IS.
Frederick NJ Bridges 80, ST. Louis.
MO Margaret ]. zimmerniap. 70. Sc.
Louis, Mo.
Fred O. Puiver, rs. Highland Park:
Lillian M. Schultheis, 20, Detroit.
John Lang. 80; Elizabeth J. Lang.
Nathan Kohn. 20; ida Dobrinsky, IL.
Herman q. Smith. 80: Elsie A. See
lon. Is
John Nagi, "a; Mary Ragaji. 10.
Jesse A. Leekner. ~. Alliance. Pa;
Florence Dhaina, "a. Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
For R-L-u-pl

EOt b-L-D-Dl
II In very doubtful II we see Mr..
Plank again this series
Collins was In uniform. but didn't
Practice.
I. Thomas took the place OF personal
representative OF @. Mack In the de.
bates on the field. {
Cobb and Bender enjoyed q tilt or
two The Indian was always on the
lines.
II looked for q time as IL the Ath-
letics had Summers pitching In ad-
vance.
Lapp threw sand In cobb.s eyes TY
: and Plank also heaved portions OF the
state OF Michigan at one another In the
eighth
Ty had but one chance TO slide into
third and on this occasion Baker vol
: The ball In time TO touch hi'a and steer
clear.
Barry seems TO be the Seid captain
out He II was who whispered words
OF cheer into the ears Of Coombs and
Plank
/. when Wilson was announced as
pinch hitter, Ira Thomas wanted 20
know pedigree.
From the stand II looked as II
safe, Instead or, out. ct the plato IN
the fourth. Dineen called the play be-
fore Charlie slid In.
One OF the bright events Of the day
was Cobb's scoring from second on
Crawford's sacrifice fly In the hfts.
which also brought Bush gathering IN.
The beauty OF Jimders hits IL the
fact that he always gets them In the
games where they count most
The Athletics played so deep In the
> outneld that runners invariably took
two sacks on a single.
Cobb's catch on Barry In the fourth
probably cut OF two runs IL was a
beauty bright
= Baker and Deiahanty raced for the
bag In the fourth and Del won by an
/, eyeiash. II was play that retired the
side.
coombs punched all his strikeouts in
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
FIyns Hits Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 12.-Jirh Flynn, the
Pueblo fireman is today looking up
alleys and through local gymnasiums
in an EFFORT TO locate another white
hope He arrived here yesterday
from Kansas City and IL looking for
trouble. He says he IS still on The
trail OF Carl Morris. He will stay
here for few weeks and may later
70 TO New York.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
BIRTHS.

BOYS
Elmer G. Joyce, 4s Jefferson-ot.
Adofph Petrowsky, iee eicottc.
VIM. Timpf, 1901 Buchanan.
VIM. Scham, sos Myrtle.
Geo. Ransom. GET Antoinette.
Harry r. snyder, zoos Brush.
J. q. Hess, 2ib Summit.
Frank Koperski, e22 Ferry.
Leonard Chas. stoite. 5o4 Greenwood.
Jos. Kavanagh. i72 High W.
Rudolph Klenner. 1854 Helen-ave.
Geo. Fisher, 81 Henry-st.
II. Goiz, 573 Scotch.
Deloss Emery, 1446 JOS. Campau.
Martin Glanc, 226 Thirty-third.
II. II. Belanger, 1908 Grand River.
Y. g. Rigonolt, ass Trombly..
@, II; Potts. us Commonwealth
L. w. Goodenough. 335 Seminole.
A. Kirshke, 793 Rivard.
1gnatz Kowalewski sis Mitchell.
Jno Emmerer, ~ Beacon,
Fred Moore, 1923 Garfield. ..,s.......
A. Weber. 1915 Mckinley,
Jos. Carnahi. $50 Jos. Campau.
]. Il. Immons. IS Adams W.
Alex. Doull. 311 Bagg.
Edw. Bolton, 64b Humboldt.
GIRLS;
Aug. Woolenwetter. 4s0 Ash.
VIM Steger, 26 Maybury Cd.
Frank Z. Hubert. 500 Elchigan-ave.
VIM. Jos. jackson, SCI Piquette.
wilbert Hall. Ats Anthon-st.
4. w. Thompson. 192 Stanton.
X r Bailey, 732 Lincoln.
Stephen Woitowicz, 282 Illinois.
Felix Hill, Gas Russell.
Jno. Gabrielle. 5s1 sylvester.
Norman Sturkel 1857 Concord-ave.
A. Pepper, 946 Townsend.
ELI Dean, 26s Selden
Hiram Sackett. Poplar-st.
Frank Downs, 81 Henry-st.
Mark Marcott. $50 Twenty -hfth-st.
w. ]. Crawford, 246 Twenty-hrst
D. MarteilL 3s1 Liilibridge.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
arapd circuit open..

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July 11.--fhe
19l. GrSnd Circuit opened here today
under the most favorable conditions.
n large crowd being present in spite of
double-header ball game and Buff
falo Bills show I'm opposition, II was
big harness racing. Four races were
cafded and OF these the 2:2O trotting
stake attracted the most attention as
sevral OF the starters are named in the
Merchants and Manufacturers, and 9th.
err classics OF the Grand Circuit.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE.
Yfsterdax,r neeulf.

Yesterday Results.
Flint Z. Jackson 4.
Adrian 7. Bay City 2.
Lansing ~, Kalamazoo 2.
Saginaw IL. Battle Creek Z.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12

II really was up to" Yale's 1911
baseball captain and former quarter
back. Pop" Corey, to pick Ted Coy
out as the fellow to stand up az best
man at Princeton. by his great run
ming In the second half Of the foot.
ball game with the Tigers, brought
TO Corey lot Of credit for running
the team II was Coy who turned the
trick. and II did not matter TO him II
the medals were pinned on Corey's
breast
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12

PHILADELPHIA. July ii.AOutfeid-
err Sherwood Magee, OF the Phillies, who
assaulted Umpire Finneran during the
fnal game Of the series between the
Cardinals and philadelphia Nationals
yesterday afternoon was indefinitely
National league this afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
YearIInps Sell Well.

LONDON. July 12.--Twenty-six OF
]. B. Higgins yearlings have been
sold ct Tattersall's Newmarket. The
best price was for bay lilly by Wa.
ter .Cress. out OF Hamburg Belle,
which brought 1880. The total sale
uetted nearly $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
. May = Golfer Now.

NEW YORK. July la,-Friends OF
Miss May Sutton, the famous Cali
fornia tennis player. have received
word from her that after this sea
son she will turn her attention from
tennis TO golf.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
Tooo n Butter.

Harry Forbes says Togo. the Jap
boxer, IL bearwolf when II comes
TO inhghting and IL equipped with
three weapons, his head and two hsts.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
Jobs Job = c,noh.

According to Jim McAieeF, Job was
an awful crab to let out a holler about
his trivial troubles. for he never was
manager OF the Washington team.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
TRADE RUMoRs AGAIN.
White sox and Red sox Planning Big
Switch. u IL Alleged.

CHICAGO. July 12.-Rumor OF a
trade between the White Sox and
Boston Red Sox Is persistently heard
today. One story has It that Scott
and Payne are to depart for Cicotte
and Carrigan.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
Land Reports at 81. Paul.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, July 1l--Catcler
Grover Land, purchased by the To-
cal American Association team from
| Cleveland. will report today.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
Putin Bay Excursions
and Cleveland by Daylight.

EVERY DAY.
PS'nT Hts sfs AND ~ Ssa1s
ON WEEK DAYS.
Str. Put-in-Bay (nsw) leaves $50 Z.
IN. every day. Ser. Frnnk ~ Klrky
leaves az 6soo ,. N. week days. Fares.
Put-in-Bay, round trip, week anya oocs
gundaya zbc. To Cleveland, one WV.
t11s. To saadusky. one way, sl-oo. ~
x s:ss.n rc Ssssr TIP ,.= 80. s.y. 49,
Efrst Street wharf.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesteraay'. nesuIf..

Chicago 8. brooklyn q
Pfttsburg IL. New York &
Philadelphia ~. Cincinnati
81 Louis-Boston. postponed; train
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12

Base hlts-on summers = In l-s In
ftte, o In /; or Coombs, - In and
none out In eighth; OF Plank. In 1.
Two base hits--Stanage. Summers, Old
ring. 2. Lord. Three-base hits-Dela-
hanty. Oldring. Home run--Delahanty
Sacrifice Misleading. Derrick Sac
rifice hies--Crawford, 3; Baker. Stolen
bases-Crawford, Bush. 9; Moriarty
Bases on balls---Off Summers, 1: of
Coyington. 2; of Laftte. L: of Coombs
s: OF Plank g. Hit by pitcher-By
Summers Murphy; by Coombs
to'Leary). First base on errors-De-
troit. 1; Philadelphia, I, Left on bases
out--By Summers. /: by Covington, 1:
by Coombs. g. Time--2:29. Umpires--
Dineen and Perrine. Attendance-s.0s 0
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12

In0nIH fln meHs
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
81. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at New York.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
WHITE STAR LINE

wharf Foot of oriswoid 81
For PORT HURON way ports steamer
leaves daily $50 q m and i:so p. m:
For SUGAR BLAND and TOLEDO
steamer leaves daily Sis q m. ana
t:So p. m. SUNDAYS $50 and 500 D. NJ
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
Three League Races At GLANCE E
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
resters.y'- Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Detroit ~. Philadelphia &.
Cleveland Z Washington 4.
New York . 81. Louis z.
Chicago IA. Boston 0-s.
Tedsy's 0enes.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York a. 81. Loud
Boston AT Chicago.
Washington at Cleveland.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
HELP wANTED-mALE.

CARPENTER, north side Medbury, be-
tween John II. and Brush. See fore
man.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
Defeats a sutton; Retains Her Title

+ BY defeating Florence sutton. sis.
|sr Of the world-famed May. who won
he international tennis championship
J few years ago. Miss Hazel Hotch-
kiss' retained her title OF American
|ennis champion, Miss Hotchkiss Is
one OF the coast whirlwinds who have
Upset the tennis world. She claims
Berkeley, Cal, a. her home.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-12
The Grand Circuit
AZ Indianapolis.

z:Is PACE, ) IN '. I'UItsE 1900,
Fanny stanton, D, IN. oy Bingin
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-09
iiessrtrHmpR.

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-21
4 BIG SUNDAY
school, CONVENTION
Fifteen Hundred Delegates Eek
pected at Great Meeting
+ ext Month

Preparatory to the State Sunday
school convention here March Z,
and Q, the chamber of commerce re-
quests all citizens having rooms for
rent and propriet0rs Of eligible room
ng houses to make the fact known
at the office OF the chamber, phone
A.
Il Is essential that the entire cit
izenship lcrd assistance in helping to
take care Of this convention. Under
the least calculation there VIII be
l,53G delegates from all over the
state
The finance committee consisting
of the superintendents of the various
Sunday schools OF the city, met in the
G. amber Of commerce rooms this
morning and determined OH plans for
their part Of the work lhe commit
tee will meet at the chamber OF com
merce Wednesday morning at 9
O'Clock and from there will make an
active campaign to secure the neees-
sGrT money.
There will be mass meeting OF
all the Sunday schools of the city
next Sunday afternoon in the Pres
byterian church at 2:3o, for the pur-
pose Of discussing plans for enter
tainmen. etc All Sunday schools are
requested to have representatives at
this meeting.
This occasion will afford splen-
dii opportunity for advertising our
mineral wells. and every citizen par
licipatng in the entertainment of the
convention delegates should throw
particular stress OF this valuable as.
set and see TO il that each one makes
trip TO Mineral Wells park.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-21

NJ Il. Haskell and Fred Branson of
MuskoSee arrived this morning.
A. NJ. Young, Of Oklahoma city. is
here
J. NJ. Hayden, Of Terlton, is in the
j. Elem Smith came up from okla.
homa city to spend Sunday.
O. Brown has returned from a state
lQur with The board OF agriculture
seed train
Mr. and Mrs John Favor Of Perth
are in the city.
Frank Fields, staust.eian of the
state board CT agriculture spent Sun
day in Guthrie.
f. j. Miller W. r Hay and f. j.
rrady are here attending the bankers
meeting.
Dr. and Mrs. j. h Hamin have re-
turned from d trip to Florida ana
Caba
W, b Freer head Of the Indian
school at Darlington is in the city
p.t.s..r- al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-21
ORAT0RY
AND MUSIC
At CHURCH
b ] S H o P Q u a VI E
PREACHES TO FIRST M.E.
FOLK ON ANNIVERSARY


Nolapie o'''ofy an' music maIheu
'!o anniversary services AT 'ue PlISt
daE Ihe occasion Was lhe hrst am
hNetsai. oI lhe dedicauoA o. lhe
new edltce one o! lne IIhesl III tAe
9la,e.
bisAop Nn. a. Q't'lIe' one OIL nc
preached At Jhc morning service. his
subject was HedcmpIon ana ms
,eAl was NnIe4 mugs tAe Anse'S
,'siIe 10 LooN mo ne ceu,lS'
I'ns aIe more Interested II our ~
I"iiS lh0' we ourselves are Ho
sermon Was WA. q masterpiece III an re-
speNla- mere Was very lar8e luu'
ieige- .
mere VIZ spleAulu Conudilo
SOLO pg MTS, p = Cousniin VINO
sang NE Noo1 0nePheFu' lue
Cnolr saug 4 paT,euldIIy hne anu 9n9,
sl'onS aA'Il'In' ne ei'iIe music"'
rho o,onino saryioos voro ol.o
i,rraI, attonLol T'ho naetnr poy
II pomsor nroacbod and tbore
WAS ooain snndiaI ,nnsio
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-21
100000 oOOOIo00oOO OOOOOOOl0oO O O
0 SHORT CUTS 90 FRESH O0 PERSONAL O
o TO THE NEWS o'o OF THE TOWN 0O LOCAL Q
oOOOOOOIOOOOO O|0 0OOOOOOOOOO O

Somebody saw sparks flying from
stove pipe at the Dawson & McEl-
hnGoy produce store yesterday amI
sent in a fire alarm No damage was
done.
Two painters have been annexed by
the police in the crusade against no.
boes and the city jail is now being
painted.
The rain caused rose bushes plum
trees ard other vegetation to jump
out with the green.
Late Saturday a marriage license
was issued for T. II Finley and Miss
Dorothy 0. Rasmussne, OF Guthrie.
A passenger and freight train have
been taken off the Guthrie and Cash
ion run
The Eagles have taken charge OF
the Highland theatre for the week
a.d they will introduce some new
talent
Henry Wenner has gone to Charles
ton, S. G. to take a position with d
lighting and traction company
The wet weather has done two
great things already brought out the
wheat and chased in the corner loaf
ors
John Johnson, of Meridian, one or
the regroes arrested by Sheriff Muir
ply in a general raid ON that fight
ing metropolis, WAS fined $40 and
costs by Justice Seward for carry
ing a pistol.
Daddy T. P Hewitt passed a
fairly good night at the hospital last
night Miss Mildred Carter has
been engaged as special nurse
Providing weather will permit,
there viii be a meeting of the G. a.
OF $. G. L. at the Oklahoma State
bank corner Tuesday morning at 70
O'Clock, with an overflow meeting
al the Logan County bank corner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-21
} o O 0 o o o o O OOO O
o DEATHS o
} o o o O 0 0 O o 90 o

Mrs. Clementine LUus, nee Hallerty
yas born in Richland county, Ohio,
So and was married to y NJ Loos
february 10, 1870, and died Febru-
ry H. 1911. There were born to
his union Sylvia and Verde in North
liberty, Ohio; William, in Iowa, and
ethel n Kansas IN she year 1892
hey moved TO Springer township
.ogan county Oklahoma We feel
hat the passing Of 50 splendid a
haracter deserves more than an or
mary obituary notice. FOR more
han is years have personally and
intimately known her and must say
without any mental reservation that
grandcr Christian lady. never
HneW 1t was noe only to my home
When visited by the dark days of
orrow tts8 she came agi@n amd
gain, as an angel OF charity to soothe
be dying brow and comfort the ach-
ng heart but II was to all homes
our vicinity upon which the shad-
Ws had fallef that She reached out
ler tender hands and gave her owe
ng service Col bless her precious
memory, it will be as sweet incense
o all who knew her Her battle with
he last enemy was long and tragic
leath seemed to vim But know
Iesus thou' prince o. life.
Thy chosen caG not die
ike lnee they conquer in the strife
10 reign with Thee on high
The tribute Of a sincere friend "A.
= Copeland.
We desire to thank the friends and
eiehbors who SO kindly assisted us
Turing The sickness and death Of our
beloved wife and mother-E NJ. Loos
mrs. Sylvia Freun], Mrs Verde Po-
eet William Loos, Mrs. Ethel An
lerson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-21
TRAGEDY AND COMEDY
Mingled in Complicated Fight
over Affections Of Guth-
RE DamSel

T,.,ord, ana coupl, arp u,flotad
il, con,niir,to1 w" fr r,oh, "yor tbo sf.
fecfjens NJ Gntbria eirI tennora,..
iIy shelterel IN ~ home ~ perry nv
nfenJ, of ono her rtval anitors Tbe
pame hos hpen on ror some time
gnd there is mo telltna oov II wul
end rnttl there is q marriage license
mr. other procepdiurs H., noDcs can
bo uspI
Tbe voupp voma, II dtsnuto ID m
.ornban Sbo ms receiyed the a.
,pnlions of two ,ouup men of this
NV one of them beino narticulary
ven isoovn and RI "a nrsitton of tusf
saturday nipht onp m the Men ~.
,anoed fnr tho anl io 30 ~ Oklahoma
nv ON The \ o'clock train She was
siven am address ostensihlv that of
INA ,otbc, ~ tto vonno man ,F0
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-21
Weather Doesn't Affect
Mineral Wells Crowds

Extremely Dad weather aid not
keep peof.e away from Mineral
Wells park Saturday and Sunday.
People carried away many gallons
in jugs and bottles in the snowy
period Of Sunday There were peo-
PIE about the park at all times, The
new tank is working now and filing
of vessels is done there, leaving the
fountain free to those with cups.
Shipments from the salt well are
growing larger every day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-21
FOR THE FUTURE GUTHRIE
Mass Meeting Tonight Will
Outline Plans for More
Enterprises

Plans for the future Guthrie are to
be made at mass meeting in The
city hall tonight The chamber OF
commerce has called the meeting .or
discussion of Two vital problems
the location here Of a large denomi.
rationa school and the location Of a
big manufacturing concern Incl
dentally the future uses Of the con
venton hall viii be up for discus
sion. The educational proposition IN
wolves the use of the hall and GROUND
which are the finest in oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-21
oId-Time Offender Nabbed.

Paul Leyey, a conspicuous member
OF the South Second street colony.
was arrested this afternoon He got
mixed up in the Matthews Joint and
was yanked out for an alleged AS
sault on John Matthews John is the
father Of VIII Matthews, who was RE-
Gently sentenced to five years in
The penitentiary for larceny from the
person Paul is an old-timer in the
police circles and wa once taken to
Texas for alleged completely in a muir
der.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-21
New Marshal Here Today

w S. Cade the newly appointed
United states marshal, was here 10.
day for a short while He has not
yet qualified and Chris. Madsen is
still acting marshal under special APP
pointment Mr.. Cade's son has been
appointed to succeed him as post
master at Shawnee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-21
Quarters for the Court

Architect Bailey, Of oklahoma City
was here today to secure the ideas
OF the supreme court justices and
the attorney general on arrange
mcnts for Offices in Oklahoma City.
The courts and attorney general are
to 90 into the Lawrence building.
which is to be fitted up as the Of
feias direct