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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-11
4ranf Waieliu.

Der ileinen Is Monoit oIten Woub
Jocobs. go. 1889 Central 4r.. fisl
aefisrn. n.btim Gpieltn in Der Ride cine
Dlaife Gofolin in bie Sdnbs. Tcs
ainb bate btreiis einen euisn Gnlud
aus ber Dlofht eenommen. oIs BITE
Wuiter duf ben Worfon oufmsrtiam
ipurbs. Sic lief, 10 fnnsn fs sonni,,
NIT ibrem 901isrnen nn1 benz ifdbtis
iden 6cfpital unb purbe hpFteriId.
cls ihr rniisetbeilt purbe, bcb bic
alsine iin tn btbensIi4em 3uitano.
tefinbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-11
llnberdnoert
III bas geIiuesn bes an einsm 6e'
uidbrnh Ieibsasen 9bas. 6sHils.

gos gsfinben bss % oabrt oitsn
Gbarlss 6en,le. bon Sighlano aD.
unb 9onobus Strabs. rpel6er bttdnnts
Iih am SOnntag on sin.m Gsnidbruh
Ieibsnb in oas Siibifhe SoipitaI sin'
a.li.feri nurbe. in uHperdHbert. Der
iunee Mann bat nah anIiht Der ihH
bebanbeInnsn 4.rste nur GuBsrit gss
ringe ausii6t auf Gen.iung. gentle
bate am Gonn.ae nabe 9eIlsuut. ap.,
BON einem Rahen aus on elmer isbr
I.i1ten SislIs sinen aopffpruns in
ben Club semodt uno mar NIT lolter
W1itt auf ben Bobsn oes Glufss
aufsei9los.n, oob isin Genid ssbro'
den nurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-11
Wsrfmiirsiosr Gan. :

Sbo aonib. 21 Sabre oft. bon Ro.
532 bcipea aneHue. ipuroe g.Itern
&benb in balbbetGubtsm 3uitnnoe on
tsr Ode Der 5. apsnue uno Tlatn
Gtrabs ans.iroff.n urb per patrcllpo'
gen mad, bem 3oipital ssbrntt, no
cis aers'e Spmpiome eiHtr lei1ten
9.reiitung ionftatirtsn. 1os Wdo.
den bebaupte., In gcnsp Jslano BON
slrei unbeiaunien mdnnsrn NIT .intm
Ghlaftrunt betGubi porben 5u fsiH.
Die polis.i iit mi; esner ilnieriuHuns
teih6itiet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-11

Der Ttutite aanbpsbrpsrsin hisli
esitern Abeno untsr cem Boriis ces
qtdfiosnien Senrp Cpermonn feline re-
lsIudbige Berfammluns in Der Vtr'
tiusbdlI., WaIbinston glatform, ab.
Ge,reidr 3oi. Deib fiihrte oas proto'
.od.
Gds aru7teniommiiies btritteie,
bab brsi aamsranen auf Der &rdniens
life itebsn. Die ii6lihsn llnierftubun'
gen fuureen sur 3ablung angstpteisn.
Das @srsHiigunassaommitie srs
ftaiis.s fsinen gtrit1t iiber bas am Is.
Suni iiotisefunbens yitnic ab. Ter
9erift tpAtbe anesnommeH. DDS pic
Hic bat trob Der ungiinitiesnDtttsrung
tinen btbeut.Hosn lleberihub trgeben
uno mar in ieoer dnbersu ge5iebing
Elm gutter GrfoIe. Der lleberihuB ees
YieHics ipurbs Der 0treniiauHgstoHs
iiberspieien uno bas Fommitt.e ipurns
nit btiism Dan, sntlaHtn.
prdFoent 6enrn Cpermann lsgtt
ben aam.rnben ans Sers. fid m0elitfi
5ablreih an Der pom 10. biz q. 4us
eufi in 5dmilion. g., itattiinbenben
aonpsniion bts Geuiihsa samtritonis
ffsn Siaotspsrboubss 81 beiheilisen.
Die Telsguten iperoen pdhrsno ibrsr
anfueienhsii in ,5amiltpn unentgsltIih
bstpiriHsi tserotn.
Gin aus ben 6trren Carl Sd.
G6Hibt, 4oam Senoelbdt,. 4ug.
gorser unb 6snrp Spermann beitss
hsnhes Gommiitee mar beaufiragt iuors
bsn. cine GebenstafeI fir ben periiprs
bsnsn friibeun prGiibtnten uno Gbs
renprdfbenien aouis gsrbened ans
fsrtissu su lnfTtn. Dds aommiitee leg.
is bic ouberit esihmadpon uuo .iinits
lsril6 ous s1.itatists G<senttafel benz
8ersin sur aniihi DOT uno tpuro. be-
ouftrdat, bic GtbentiaFel Der Gomilie
nes Dsriiorbentn aam,rabsn i'm Ramsn
bes 9sreins 81 iibtrrsihtH.
Ger iyrausus uno 5ohisrs gersin
bes Qonbpebrs 0ersIns iibsrianote cine
Ginlabuns III btm am nebItsn Cams
tag. 10. Suii, in S.onp point. Ct
bomsnilI.. itattflnbenNn picnic uno
Gomm.rnaftsfeit. gs tuurbe beihlofs
fen. Der Ginlabung poasGbIis JOIse gu
lsiitsn. unb sin ansemeH.nsr gttrda
ipurbe aus Der 9ertinstaHe su nisim
3n.de betpilIist. Die Gamerabtn fptrs
ben fh am Ranmittas um 8 llhr auf
Dem Jefipins psrfammsln.
Der G:nldnuna Der 0tr.inioten
StpeissrsC Crsaniiniion.n pOn Gin
cinnatf Al Der ON 8. guguit in Der
aaaoon itaitfinbenben gsoensI.isr Der
620si1briasn linabbdnsiateitss sGrilds
rung Der Shpeiserifden gibseHoHsns
Ihafi. ipirb mad ardIien Gols, ssI.is
i..t ,psrben.
Die Ginnohmsn belisf.n fih aui
1895. unb Die Nussnbtn auf $37 20.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-11
SauptmaHrs YG m Qnuel

Sauptmanrs sGmQnueI
2uint" i'm 2i6t ber 9ips
hutrie. Die tragiihspunoerIihe.
pou einem ungelpiiien gitt Der Wlpittt
umIpielte 6auptgsitaIt Oes groBen Ro>
mans bon 8crbart 9auptmann tptro
BON 9r. 9eorg Conner in Der umiddu
mad ben patb0giihen Griteinungen
ibres gbdrdtters uuteriuAt. Emanuel
2uint, in beiien QeuBerem Der IMP
zines DECENTRALIZATION ooer bod 5ur
ShpinbfuG1t 0eranlagten aus9eprdgt
iit. seigt in ieinem BbantdiieIeben
trdntbafte Glemente, etneu 6ang 81
8iIipnen unD etitatiihen Schpdrmez
reien. Wdhrero er einerIeits ourhaus
flare unD iiberlegeHslogtihe 9eoaHtens
aGnQe in ieiner WeLtauffaiIung entz
tpidelt, tretsn anberieits 3ige herpor,
Die einen gan3 uno gar trdnthdfter
Ghdrdtter tra1en. Tieier ,Rarr IN
gbriIto" erlebt pbnmahturtige Der
3utungen, bat 5allu3inutipneu uuo
pirb aud in eirem i'm Roran gefGQ=
ten 6rstIlhen 9utadteu elm nSonoer=
ltngstpp" genanut, lin ubrtgen aber
aIs qeiuno uno bphitens NIT ,3ethen
teidteu Sdpa6inns bebaftet" be8eihz
net. 8ieie SiagnoIe 1T aber pom fahz
mGnniThen Stanopuntt aus ab5uz
Iebnen. Guints QeuBerungen in Wort
uub 5hat 3eisen 5umeiit Elm 10 oeuts
lihes @eprdqe bes Durhoahten, esS
Wpbliiberlegten, ia ueberIegeHeu, oaB
pom rShfpahiiun" teine 8ebe feiu
tann. 4uh Sementiu praecor tann
feline aranthsit niht gsnuuHt peroer,
oenn bann miibte Guint alImdbltch
fpIgsri6tig berbIooeu, mos aber ourhz
uus nitt Der San 1T. 2lugeuibsintih
ltat Sauptmann in oieiem ieIt1Gmen
emanuel Guint einsn 6au BON garaz
nola ihilbern noLIer. 70 ipritt er DON
einsr ,SpitembiIouug" Gutnts, bic
ais ein Sduptseiheu edatsr garanota
ano,-Isben perben mub. Seine anz
| fGngIihen SinnestGuihungen treteH
| i'm reitersn gerlauf fnit gan5 8urit,
nobel bic oihteriihe ShiloeruHJ
ourduus Der Srantbeit sntipridt, bel
Der gebGufte Stnnestdufhuuqen ielten
iinb. Ratureetreu 1T aud bic ubips
lutte lInbsIebrbarteit, Die 2eioen'hafta
| lihtsit in Der 0ertbeioigung. bds
| SeIbIt9efuhl bes pdranotters BON
6auptnonn ge3eihuet. Anberfeiis
mii6en Iih ober ,3ige in oas 9ruuts
heitsbilo. bic ourhdus niht Sur para.
uoia pofIeu. 9as finb bic bohftebenoe
| Sittlidteit unb bic RdhitsrIiebe
Guints, pdbrenb Der paranoiter in
Der Rsgsl nur feline psrfOnlt6eu, rein
egoiItiihen 9iele perfolst. unb bic aus
! berorbentli5e Selbftois5iplin, bas
itarte mtllenseIement in 2uint. 60
fit bic 8eiiolt nieies .armen 2boren-
pTphiatrifd : ntFeuidoftlih tetnss'
tn.ss einnanbfrst. aber pfpdoIosiIts
tiiit'tIerift sluubpuroia uns muists
| bois sefa!sss,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-11

bss aaenisn albert q. Grfenbrehsr
bds 6dus an Der Rorbtpsit gde Der
9slnnore unb Ribgspdp ausnue, In
ipsldem er felt einiser 3eit als Wietber
irobnte, BON benz James Duff1heH
HadlafYs fir $4,000 setauft.
Durn Wtrmiitlung bss agsntsn
6. 30. Goiisao bat grau GliGdbetb
Wartin bas 6dus go. 125 llnipers
fitn apenus. bis iest Gissntbum BON
ghriitiana Telacroir, fir s4100 err
itanben.
s5rau ghriitian Qimttrs tpirb in
go. 1915 ainn Strdbe elm 5snemsnts
bnus errittsn ioiien. fir tpelhss Der
gtrhitttt 6err u. J. Suesmann Die
gIdne gsseihnst bat. DerIslbe 4rdiz
iett bat glGne fir Elm Mohnhous fit
Sobn Serrmonn an Der Sftisite Der
gdrtbaas aDenue urb fir cine
garase fir Col RoIenboum an Der
Rortbern 4penue in 4rbeit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-11
sdieserei.

Map Nilliams. cine SniafIin bes
6ouiss 90. 215 George Sirabs. sss
rieib aeiitrn nit einsr nur unisr BEN
f6,onen Ramsu psnrlins ktannten
GoIIeain Don Ro. 518 Carlisle aDeHus
IN Gtreit. in oeHen gsrlauf ihre Gsss
nsrin bier StiiHe auf iis ab9ob, obn.
jeooh gu irsffen. Dus itisbfertias
fyrnusnsimmer mart cen Reuolpsr in
zen aelIsr bes 6auiss uno entiIob.
Die poli3ei fobneet auf iis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-11

pel6e legteren 5000 betrusen. Der
antpoit bes 8erurtbeiltsn erffGrte
bem 9i6ter, baB au6 Sugo Rofen>
berg, Der 5i9 auf Der Reiie BON parts
nod bier befinbe, Iauloig pldbiren
tperbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-11
WeItrtslh.

Gsssn ben am Grtiing bon ben apos
Iijiiten Coleman unb Drome nIs pets'
bdhtis perbufteten 9itgsr Charles llB
lpurbs seiitrn formeu bic anttnst bts
Norbdngriffs erboben CT ipirb Be-
f1ulhiet. in Der Ulittno6 Na9t am
1utp Ssr Hopminet Gszafs bsus Nm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-11
eraaSei Seise1te1m xxouaaten

Elm iidasiffxn 1aunmi ipurben ge.
Iiern bic pIdne fir ben Grsimoutsrs
ismpel unisrbreits.. ben bic pries 6ill
2oss go. 524 bes Jreimaursrorctus
on Der Jde Der price uno pureel Apes
.us ,u srrihisn ssosnii. DER speis
Hodge gau foII $4,000 tcfsen.
Tie foIcenhen gnuerlaubnibfhein.
ipurben i'm iiGotiItxn Baudmt asiitrn
cuseeiistli: Ben. Smith. 2afi0dlsts
aDc6nbcus an Der Waoiion Rooe.
ncte Glmturis plaes, $4,000; anna
0odmdnr, 5peiItodisss Mcbnbous oui
btm Orunbftiid 9lo. 4536 O!snipop
arenue, 500; Gep. Gorbes. 2aitO6i.
aes Wohn6ous an Der aiHnep aoenue,
nnte Der Wpgo Apenne, $500; W. R.
Collins. nnberitoibiiodises Wcbnhdus
auf Dem grnnbltld 30. 2729 WilIarb
grsnue, $500; O. W. Gnpotr. 3lpei.
iirdices Wpbntaus on Der Morson.
ncts Der Winiaon Abenue. $500;
annd Bed, 2ln0diees Mohnfous an
Der Jureens. nnhe Der Clifton Anenus.
$1,000.
1kohore Dlcnsr e Bro. hn6en i'm
9uftrcae BON Grnu Catherine 2iibbtn
bos 6nus go. 3636-3638 Gnright
/. lIpeuus auF 4ustion pertouft. Cd
purbe BON Germ Charles 4ernharbt
fiir $500 srfanbsn.
Der 0roctr CIenr -. G@I<nf. bon
81 G5iritc Gtrobe NIB Neubins
NJ ~ nana -busA &nss ttIii1c
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Derier bon MpldnbspilIe. pu., lebens'
sefdbrli6e Stidpunbsn bsisebra4t 3u
haben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-11

Jn(anOge(egrap6
Danlpler kOllilIon auf Dem
Superior See.
Der 9ampfer ySDba Wiithea"
babel nntergesansen
iino Drei aaanm rcn Orr 8eiat,
ung ertrnnfeu.
Die Reip Yorter poIi3eitsb0rbs
SEPT ernitliH bemiibt gu srfd6ren
Was ous oht 8riefen gsporbsn, bic
20. g. .. Stotes an Gillian
Graham ssftrieben
lno Die aus Der Wohnung berGru6qm
snifernt DorbsH Iinb.
ylur stpei puiIasisre pon benz Iompfsr
Santa Rofa perbsn 0ermibt,
Der om Greitas an Der pasifiI6sr
Riifts ftranpets.
pbiIip SunJ, bsr Wilpaut.e'r graus
. berr, seitorbsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-11

0er Orocer Clenr -. G@I<nf. bon
81 GNniic Gtrobe NIB MsubiHs
Nj ~ neHua bnSA &oSmattIu4G
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-21
WOULD
DISSOLVE
{ , TICK TRUST

Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. 21%The fed
Ieral government late today filed suit
in the United States circuit court
against the Keystone Watch Case
company, declaring it an unlawful
combination, in violations of the Sher1
man antitrust act and asking that il
be restrained from carrying on an
elleged monopoly in the manufacture
and sale of watch cases.
The government declares that the
company now manufactures and sells
50 per cent of all the watch cases
manufactured and sold in the United
States. 'and that it is the intent and
purpose Of the defendant, chat the
company shall monopolize the re-
mainder of the trade and commerce.
Defendants Named
In addition to the Keystone Watch
Case company, Pennsylvania eorpo-
ration, individual defendants named
in the bin are:
Theophilus Zurburg, Of Riverside,
IN. J., until recently president of the
company;s Caleb Fox, Philadelphia,
acting president: Edward Stotsburg,
Philadelphia. vice president; John j.
Mueller | Philadelphia, secretary;
Charles NJ Fogg, Philadelphia. treas-
urer; +. ali Kain, Philadelphia. as
sistant ilbasurer, and irwin Smith Of
New YORK director 4+a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-21
. @ q o O @ (, o @ o - o O o o o .

Impossible, you say? Let us prove 1t al
our expense. We will teach you to play
the piano or organ and viii not ask one
cent until you can play.
a musical genius from Chicago has
Just Invented a wonderful system whereby
anyone can learn TO play the Piano or
Organ In one hour. With this new method
you don't have to know one note from
another, yet in an hour Of piactice You
can he playing the popular music with All
the fingers Of both h2nds and playing It
Well
The Invention Is so simple that even a
child can now master music without costly
instruction. Anyone can have This new
method on a free trial merely by asking
simply write. saying, Send me The Ensv
toriu Music Method as announced IN
Guthrie Leader The complete system to-
gether with 100 pieces Of music win then
be sent 10 you Free all charges prepaid
and absolutely not one cent 10 pay. You
keep il seven days to thoroughly prove n
Is all that is claimed for It. then if voll
are satisfied, send us $i50 aud one dollar
It month until $3.50 in AL is paid If YOU
are not delighted with 1t. send ii back in
seven days aud y0n viii have rislled moth
ing and viii be under no obligations fo us
BE sure to state number OF white KEYS
on your piano or organ, also post office
and express office Address Easy Method
Music Company, 2609 Clarkson Building.
Chicago, ILL.,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-21
CRIMINAL
POLLUT|NG OF
S0OTT0MW0OD
CITY'S WATER SUPPLY is
BEING MADE DUMPING
GROUND FOR SCAVENCERS

A great deal Of complaint has been
made recently 10 the chief of police
and the city and county health Off
GERS on account OF the unsanitary
condition OF the Cottonwood the
main source OF water supply. 1t has
been claimed by number Of people
that the river at that point, just be-
low the dam, On the Henry Bowers
place. about two miles south of the
city, has been made the rumping
ground for dead animals of all kinds
and also that the scayenger wagons
dump their filth at this point on the
river, CHIEF Mitchell made an invcs-
tigation of the imatter Yesterday and
found the reports, in substance, to
be true. DR. Childers, of Mulhall,
county health officer and DR.. Rucks.
city health physician and the chief OF
police constitute the county board of
health, They will give the matter
their attention tomorrow and make 4
report. Every effort should be made
at this time when water is plentiful.
to see that i Is not wontonly wasted
and that it remain as pure and uU
polluted as possible, and to tAis end
tiiG* lily W dttl tbllultSblAH anu the
board Of health will work
Warning notices are being mailed
BY the hoard OF health today to all
veterinarians in the county calling
attention to the law with reference
10 the disposition of dead animals.
Violation of any OF the proy sons OF
this law will be vigorously prosecuted
by the city and county health Off
GERS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-21
BROTHER GETS EARLESS MAN

/ 4 f III
Chickasha. Okla, nec. 2l4The ear.
less man, the victim of some unknown
murderers. who was found inla Frisco
box car at this place four years ago
last July and has been held for identi-
fieation since was identified by George
Bubinett Of Granite, Okla, Wednes
day night at g O'Clock to be John
IT. Robnett, his brother. Roblnett
SAYS that he and his brother John,
both of whom were single, left Gran
ite early in July, 1907. that his broth
er left in search of work. and that he
never heard of him again. but eeliev-
ed he would show UP and take him BY
Isurprise some day.
Robinett says that his brother came
to oklahoma from Missouri, Their
former nome in 1905 and Joined him
a year afterwards and they were
working at Enid at the time OF Johns
disappearance.
George Robnett brought with him
Ia miniature picture which is an exact
duplicate of the one found upon the
body of his deceased brother. lie
further claims that. the, features q
the embaImed body are familiar TO
him and that he would have identified
the body without the use of photo
graphs.
The living brother seems much af-
fected by the cireums stances and man
ifested intense GRIEF over the horrl-
bic ending of his brothers life
Robinett will ship the body to
Granite as soon as he can get pos
session of it. He says he has no idea
nor can he conceive of any reason.
why his brother should have been
the victim of so atrocious murder
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-21
CLEANUP IN
POLICE COURT
w, Gregory, the Only Victim
Today-Whisky Traps
Being Vacated

nv. Gregory was arrested by the
police yesterday on the charge of
selling whiskey He pleaded guilty
to the charge and was finei $4,000 and
costs by Police Judge Chapel. Win
this exception there was nothing do
ing in police court this morning. The
rapia fire methods employed by the
police force during this month, has
had the desired effect and lawless-
ness is not SO rampant as heretofore
The bad ones are leaving town.
'sllacks' that formerly housed the
riff raf'' are standing vacant await
ing the order from the fire chief to
have them torn down A large num-
Der of these fire traps have already
been condemned and others are on
the list for the scrap pile a general
cleaning up crusade Is being planned
BY city officials for the early spring,
when the city beautiful campaign
win be launched
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-21
GOVERNMENT WAS LIBERAL
In Settlement Of kickapoo Cases, the
4 Defendants Did Well

! II seems the government did very
nicely in the final settlement OF the
| hIckapDol land cases by Oklahomans
who purchased lands prior To n deci-
sion that all sales must he approved
! by the interior department and who
| since have been prosecuted by the
government The conditions became
more fully known today through the
approval by the department at Wash
ington Of settlement pending for
many months with Cash Cade OF
Shawnee. Republican national com
lmitteeman.
Four civil cases were on the vlock-
ct in the federal court here against
Cade to compel him to turn back his
Kickapoo lands to the aliottees. Cade
hai about $4,000 invested in the
lands. He viii get the money back,
together with per cent interest.
bur is charged with all rentals he
has received from his holdings dur
| Ing the last five years. dn one case,
wherein the land was held pointly
lMith another defendant Cade must
lpay to the Indian owner about sl00
i ltsdeyelops l er -ihe government IN
setting with W. l.. Chairman and
his associates. who We're held for ex-
tradition to Mexico in cases growing
lout Of Kiekapoo land deals, gave cred
| it fc~ all the money the Indians had
actually received from the men. but
| in each instance the landholder was
lcharged with the rents
-----------------~-------
Don't fail to see Hart and Ash
well at The Elite tonight. They are
good.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-21
SAYS OKLAHOMA IS FOR TAFT

Jake t. Hamon Of Lawton former
Republican state chairman, who spent
the day here, said that he believed
the Oklahoma delegation would be for
TAFT in the Chicago convention. II
was also his opinion that Roosevelt
would be a candidate. and thought,
If nominated the colonel would be
elected.
La Toilette. the Lawton man says,
lis not mastering sufficient strength
TO give responsibility To his boom,
and that exceedingly little La Toilette
sentiment was developing in Oklaho-
ma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-21
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% 900 Volumes Printed,
Under the supervision Of supreme
court Reporter Howard Parker, the
state of Oklahoma has printed Z3,V9V
Volumes of law books during l9ll,
and viii issue 5000 more before many
months nave passed The list NJ
cludes 1000 each Of the q and -
Oklahoma Reports; 1900 cash, "a, is Ia
and Oklahoma Crtni4nat HeeosEss'
1000 eaca of the reprints OF the 4, 8,
6. Z. and Oklahoma Reports ana
1000 each OF the session laws OF l9l0
1911 and of the special session oi
1910.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-21
SERVED 366 DAYS;
OUT FOR CHRISTMAS

Oscar Hanson was released from
the United states Jail this morning.
He has been serving sixty day sen
tenee and fine OF $l00 for viola.
ting the internal revenue laws. He
was arrested at Clinton on the same
day that he was released from the
Custer Jail In all he has served 800
days in Jail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-21
IRWIN DENIES ALL.
Muskoaee Real Estate Man Testifies
In Dynamiting Case.

Special 70 the Daily Leader.
Mnskogee, Okla. Dec. 2l--William
Irwin, well known Oklahoma real
estate man. ON trial here on the
caarge Of murder and conspiracy in
connection OF the blowing up Of Two
Sells children by dynamite at Taft
last March. took the stand in his
own behalf Yesterday
He madesza general denial Of any
knowledge 'bf the murder. but admit.
ted that he was in the deal to get
possession of the land. and believed
his title gHtjd He admitted having
TAKEN from~fhe register office deeds
bearing the name II the original Har-
dy Sells
When Irwin was arrested. deeds
signed by an impostor were found
in his grip and these bogus deeds are
a matter of evidence. The case will
probably 20 to the jury this even
ing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-21
COLLEGE DANCES KILLED

Cedar Rapids, Ia. Dec. 21-Twenty
five students of Coe college today
we're suspended by the faculty on
the charge of dancing A resolution
passed by the faculty about q month
ago prohibits students from holding
or attending dances.
Following the suspension students
prominent in college athletics an
nounced that they would no longer
participate in any of the sports Of
the school
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-21
BENNETT FEELING THE PULSE

George L. Bennett of Vinita, Okla,
brotherin-law Of Hon. Champ Clark.
speaker OF the national house of rep
resentatiYes, WAS guest at the lone
hotel last night and today and left
late today for Oklahoma city. Mr..
Bennett is feeling out the Clark
strength in oklahoma oklahoma
seems pretty well committed to Mr.
Clark. said Mr.. Bennett.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-21

MURPHY
RETURNS


then reduced TO $4,000, and they put
mn a cash bond When was arrest
ed ON the charge of abduction the
sheriff OF prescott was notN there,
and [ had-to lay in jail for two nights
and day. Don Willis, chief deputy
r. s marshal for Arizona. game to
my rescue and got me out, GER
tainiy had strenuous time but am
not through vet
Frank Westfa1l was arraigned in
Justice Soward's court this morning
He asked for twenty-four hour
STAY 10 consult his attorneys. His
bond was fxea at $4,000 ON each
charge. g
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-21
HARMoNITEs AT mUskoeEE

Muskogee. Okla. Dec. 2l-A call
has been issued for n meeting Of
Democrats to organize a Harmon For
President club in Muskogee. S. NJ.
Robert G.. Toomer and a
dozen other focal Democrats have
signed the call
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-21
OVERLOOK OFFICE plLLAeEp

Ardmore. Okla. Dec. 21-The coun-
Ity attorney OF Love county, Wednes-
day notified United States Commits
sioner Fred Kipcade here that the
postofiee at Overlook had been bur
glarized last night No particulars
have been received here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-21
y3.hDAY CLOSING OF STORES

In compliance with the closing
schedule signed by the following
stores they will close All day Christ
mas ana New Years day
Chas. r. Msensehmidt Ed c. Pet
ersen. J A. Milne, r O. Lutz Dry
Goods company, j. A. Brown D:y
Goods company, Monarch Dry Goods
company NJ Behr, J j Abel A Q.
Farquharson, Tom Jenkins Ed Fen
ION. W. a. Rayson, Secretary