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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-06
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homa supreme court Is conclusive.
The attorney general laid consid-
cradle stress on the fact that the SUI
prenle court was without iurisd ction
III the case owing to the political side
OF the question involved and although
closely quest oned on this point by
Chief Justice White Mr. West held
his ground He maintained that the
very theory Of the government Of
the United States woulu be shattered
if the inherent severe gnty OF a state
could be invaded By an attemp. to
regulate the internal Affairs Of the
state, II those are admitted not un.
republican t'pOn the conclusion Of
his argument aIr West announced
that be would not be able 10 attend
court tomorrow and near the close
Of the case owing to ILLNESS In his
family He lcf, Washington fmme-
diately for his home in Oklahoma
where he Is due Friday afternoon
Hornor Raises Point
AIr Hornor raised the point that
practically all but the II original
stales were admitted into the union
with conditions extending beyond the
constitutional requiremes Of a re-
publican form Of government
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-06
MURDER STORY 0IsPElLED
Horse Killed in Fright From
Speeding Automobile Scared
Up Nervous People

The mystery of dead horse. found
at Noble avenue ana Ash street AL
2'30 this morning. was partially cx-
planned By the narratives Of Henry
Miller and Charlie Morrison BOYS
living q mile or 50 from the east rn
edge OF the city They say they were
horseback riding this morning when
Miller's horse was frightened By an
9utomobile and fell against the curb
ing.
The horses head was crushed. Thc
police found him OF 2;30. barely alive,
and he was shot The accident il
said to have happeued about Two
O'Clock
Evidently others than the Miller
and Morrison boys were ioyriding
This morning. The occupants OF the
automobile are not known, but me
machine was going at q terrific rate,
n is said The Miller horse reared
and slipped on the pavement strill-
ing the curb with his head The hoy
was unhurt.
Reports at murder mystery reach
ed the station early today. several
persons noticing the bloody pave
ment The horse had been cart "a
away
Several times last night the boys.
or somebody very IKE them. were
seen riding over the down town
streets at a furious rate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-06
COINCIDENCE APPRECIATED
Guthrie S Memorial TO Late c..
q. Jones Brings Warm
Response

A very appreciatiyc letter was re-
ceived this morning from oklahoma
City Immediately after the death Of
C. g. Jones railroad builder town
booster. legislator aud all-round bus,
iness man, at Oklahoma City, Mayor
Farquharson and President O'RourlS
oi the Guthrie chamber OF commerce
sent to the city Of Oklahoma City and
the chamber OF commerce there a
memorial The following ackuoglcdg.
ment was received today
Mr. A. 0 Farquharson
Mayor City OF Guthrie.
Mr.. ! ] ORourk,
Pres Chamber OF Commerce.
DO rut know how TO express my
appreciation, both officially aud per.
sonally. for the very kind and mag
unanimous resolutions passed bl your
city council and chamber OF com
merce regarding the death of our
late feilowtownsmau. Mr. G q lolrs.
ii was q beautiful tribute TO a very
worthy man, and we appreciate it
more. coming from Guthrie, than ws
would If Il came from any other
source under the high heavens
With great respect we remain,
Okla CITY Chamber Of Commerce
DE J II Johnston, Manager,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-06
SCHOOL KIDS ENTHUSIASTIC
Lutz Company's 1000 Maple
Tree Distributor Met With
Hearty Response

Enthusiastic interest was shown
Wednesday BY all the school chill
dren IN the tree planting as result or
the gilt OF the Lutz Dry Goods conl-
panN. Nearly every school IN me
county, colored and white, took part
b this effort to beautify Logan
county The teachers Of the various
schools took special pains to inform
the children how to plant trees, and
DOW to care for them,
The readiness OF the children to
take M the project aad the pleasure
with which they did the worn. shows
Q right spirit, and il the children
foster these trees they win be grown
TO maturity by the time The children
have grown 10 manhood ANA wom-
anhood.
fhe Lutz Dry Goods compan, state
that there are still some trees lett.
and IT there are any children ia city
or county that did not get tree, they
can call for them al the lutz store
any time this week and they will be
given tree free OF charge.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-06
WILL RETURN To GUTHRIE
1t Supreme Court So Decides
Gov. Crucc VIII Abide
BY Mandate

That Governor cruce will move TO
Guthrie without delay Of question n
case The United States supreme
court holds the enaDiing act binding
Is accep cd as certainty. The goy.
en0rs declarations on the capital
question, before he was governor,
were convincing here Ha said ne
would be guided by the courts aud
ly no other agency
a special from Oklahoma City 10
the Muskogee Phoenix says
IN reply to an inquiry whether be
would remove the governors office
back 10 Guthrie la case The decision
OF the supreme conrt or tie United
states should Dc favorable 70 bat
CITY lii the capital case, Governor
Cruce stated that he would NOT 3nly
take ,he executive Office back 10
Guthrie but advise other state Oh,
GERS also to 80 Uack Governor
Crace takes the view taat the state
ciiiccrs should obey the courts iii 'et-
ter as well as spirit
In view Of the position of former
Governor Haskell when he refused %
waintaiu lhe executive Office 4 GUsh.
rle after the supreme court Of tie
state had held the FIRST capital rem3g.
al void. there has been much speoula.
ton in OkIahCma a8 ID what Httituue
Governor cfuce would assume should
the second location DC declared void.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-06
BURLAGRS TORTURE NURSE TO
SECURE VALUABLES BUT FLEE
WHEN THEY HEAR BELL RING

Al'e- oashea. lipDu being toid they
aUt lie placed Div foot ia lhQ
vestibale 10 that sIiss la Du&e
luld no. dose ihe door and ca ed
3c another man across the stF9at.
MISS Ia Duke demanded All e2plana.
ion whfrcapon ona of the men
struck her tn the face Sue ieli ~
tie hallway and then Trey cargiea
her into The cellar where SHE VAS
thrfAteaVd aith ieatu uulass sAa
old where THE sitvef and jeweiff
was kept rhe burglars theu scarf h-
ed thc house and returned nifh q
BASKET filled with all SORTS of articles
One placed poker III the furnace
nDa after II mas RED hOt. NrGst Il
la fgph ot hrr face and threatened
tc sirn h4F unless sle 5Oid &aafe
s. ore money was seeEeted Miss
Q'Shea mad returned ~ tAe hoilse
SOD AS she aarg lhe bell 'he men gJs
AWAY iA thslf fYlghl iheg took Hpre
O. 8e alllables
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-06

faulpa, Fla ARrIl f stranger
than fiction is the finding 81 ga-
ton al Sl0t ~ in caffeaey stolen
from 4 regb erea mail pouch be-
iween Tampa aud Clearwater iA
days ago a l5Jearold b0s eiuulst.
tng the sensational pFolliaacs Of
Sc0tty OF Death ValliS gave oit ~
q clue Mhen shel had about given LID
b0pe Of ever anding the CULTS par
ties.
Tile BOY vas placed under arrest.
una ia9er d j Ah0it of BrookNilie,
tie rallwag mail clerk OH duty az
the time the robbery Was committed
was placed under arrest II H
Horace, the boH arrested az Brook-
vile. told 4 remarkable st0rS of the
hnaing oi the moneN
Hf said that he went rabbit Dunt-
ing Monday morning with BITS father
8ua negro The dogs treed 4
rabbit IN j hollow log anu while taey
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-06
PUBLISHER 8
DEATH DARK
MYSTERY
WAS PISTOL S HOT WOUND
BY ACCIDENT OR
Design

Philadelphia, ApiH b Craigc LIP
pHeott. head VI the n Lippnc0tt
company publishers. pf0mineu, IN ae
uaaeia aud social circles died mga.
terlonsls At his home III the aris-
iocfatlc residence section here To-.
any According io tbe police Ha
death ga4 due to 8 pistol sho wound.
Mhetb.s. received ~ accident Or g..
sign " mot. known The eDrouer Is
making a thorough Investigation
idpplncotss soii fas h Lipplnc0tI
nadp d sworn statement 70 8 denpty
eea0ueF tAak li Hsa nis opinion nis
fs1her died as she result 0f au ae
clAent
The following e aa authorized
statement bs an officer ~ the ] r.
iippiHe0tt company gigeh Qua mis- af.
teFnO0n During period Vt tenn.
pofary alteration eraige i3ppincott
shot ad killed himself a his fsi-
deuce thls morning Tile publishing
house business IS DOT aifeeted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-06
B00TlEGGERs ARE FAR|NG WELL

People charged with boolleggius
are getting out pretty we'll in the SUI
pefi0r court term which #tatfrd Tits
week The Brsf twO cases tricd NRfe
l0uor tastes. and acquittata fesult-
ed in each Benuy Hans0n. the Nc
ssaiau negEo, wnOse place was iHe
ubiect 81 thorough raid few
weeks ago secured aequlital late
yesterday
Joe Rogers, colOfed a town cadfr
aeter 0f SOME note was put on trIai
to-day on bootlegging charge, and
when ihe court " through With hW
Wesles NeGiil win De called in TOR
bootleg inquiry Jiuss and wesley
AieGlll are both in court this tiine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-06
STATES RIGHTS APPARENTLY
CHIEF POINT AT ISSUE
Senator Bailey Of LUTlmsr
Fame, Appears for
Oklahoma ClIy
Special to Daily Leader.

special lO Daily Leader.
Washington, D. C.. April G. Argu-
incnt in che Oklahoma state capital
removal case was resumed In the
United States supreme court today.
q G H0rnor continuing his argument
whildl was Interrupted when court
ADJOURNED for the day Opening ar.
Sumcnt ID the case yesterday was
mace By exlChief Justice Dale. in be-
half OF Guthrie who was followed
by Attorney General West. who up
held The right OF a state to move It's
state capita at any time, despite a
restraining act ol congress H0rnor
was followed BY b. f. Burwell ex-
associate Justice Of Oklahoma terri
tory. for Oklahoma City Ex-Chiet
Justice Burford of Oklahoma terri
tory, and Senator Joseph W Bailey
of Texas, closed for Guthrie and Okla
homa City respectively.
The question Of state sovereignty
ana rights are The turning points IN
'ile case according to the arguments
Of counsel today.
Judge Dac's Contention.
Judge Dale OF Guthrie. contended
from the outset that under the fed.
cral constitution congress is dele.
gated with the sole power to admit
states an dt odetermiRe whether or
not the conditions OF their laws are
republican in form and when con-
agess has spoken upon this spbeiet
the courts accept the ton Of con.
Sfcss as conclusive and follow the
compac, OF congress
He declared further that the new
states admitted for the past 100 wears
all have come In wit,l limitations pre-
scfibed in their enabling acts aud
congress having interpreted their pow
ers for such lenglh of time in this
manner, such power will not now be-
questioned BY ,he courts but accept
Cd as N4thin the powers OFT congress.
In answer to The contention that
congress invade the sovereignty OF a
state whe il prescribed in the ena-
bling act when and how tne state
capital might be moved Judge Dale
c0ntended that congress and the state
may by compact agree; that state
thua hh8tA 10 @IAG4 EiSI pONCi lOA
time until the Judgment of con
sress the state is capable OF exer-
cisirg properly its powers, this agree.
lnent In no way DESTROYED the doc.
trine Of equality between tue states.
West Questions Courts Jurisdiction
Attorney General West for the
state ai3 down three propositions,
namely: First, the 1913 clause in the
enabling act is not q mere temporary
arrangement because it not only pro
hibits jhe removal before 1913. but
prohibits the state legislature from
ever locang the capitol and requires
it 70 be loated By a majority pote
of tie people Second, the act OF
congress. cOnsiderql without refer,
cnee 20 the ord nance Of the coBsti.
tutional convection, Is OF binding be-
cause Il attempts to taha from The
state part OF is nhercn5 soyer-
eighty while under our government
cvers state must be The equal OF every
other state, Third, whether the or
nance OF tbe constitutional conyen-
tion was binding on the state, consid-
cred either as a compact or an ordi-
nance Is question purely OF state
law. ana the decision Of The Okla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-06
fBy leased Wlre)

Philadelphia, April 6Bound aud
gagged sIss Charlotte Ia Duke. a
plirse from Keseille N H. was drag
ged bf thieves into the cellar of thc
homie Oh john ] o SHEA, cdii0e y
ilia Catholic Standard aud Times iiea
te water pipe BlindiOitIed sind brit.
ally beaen The there's then, Wtth
red.hut poker held close tD Ben
body, Threatened torture IL Miss ~
Duke dii not tell where Mr O'Shea
lHoneA aad yaiuabies were KEPT. Hiss
La DaKe was visiting fne daughter
OF Mi OiShea and was alone when
tnc daring attack and attempted
robbery .ook place, Miss Ia Dnk
WHO II ~ years old Is confined to bed
at.iricrs as me result ct We oieal
NAen Miss l.a Duke answered Flia
81 the tfont door she was confronted
p iNsB wttb 4 sioueh aag df7wA
uNef uls eyes He asked fof Ms oi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-06
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FROM AfFLu[NGE TOA JOINT"

From place Wen up IN the world.
\ G Rogers tumbled to an Okla
homa avenue shack in which he aid
at least enough liquor traffic to se-
lure his conviction in supeior coui4.
lie was found guilt y,odas but sea-
tence was not fixed
Rogers. who is an cIerly man. has
had a restaurant on Oklahoma ave
nue, west Of Second street for sew.
eral years. He was raided several
time last year
Rogers was formerly comfortably
fixed as TO this world goods. but his
money and influence fell away. He
Is a brother Of G. + Rogers. form
crly the Socialist mayor OF saltwater
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-06
ASSUMES GRAVE ASPECT
Man Arrested for fTotin " May
Have Violated Inter
national Law

Violation Of the Law Of nations was
probably not la the mind 0i All Peters
When be was flirting with q fsuger
aut0mau pistol here few weeks
ago bat IN that little episode be
seems 10 have ruin c0nU&rt t9 the
ordinances Of the world-DoWers re-
gard ng ordinances ais we'll as 10 have
shattered the Oklahoma statutes
made and III sueh cases provided he
not only got in bad with l.Ggau counts
and the same state Aforesaid Dut
with the lnited states, England,
Germany Holland. and ltalg not 70
mention Arkansas Indiana aud
AlsaceLorraine.
AL is to appear before Juatce Sc
ton On April = 70 explain hos he
came to be carrying that gun y is
said that be stole II fr0ni local
store
The larger aspect of the caecs
however may develop an inierna.
tlona ban ON such weapons IN this
country The Geneva parliament of
nations 0ualtNed automatic pistols,
dmn-dum bullets and Mauser bullets
from the pale Of civilized warfare.
No great Q0ReI sane loss tie use of
either IT. military aergiee
Iustie Seton a i0rmef DHlcer ID
the Brit sh army. SAYS thai army
officers In his country and the Brit.
lth service reflaiu lron automatic
guHs tuslish officers certain nom
commissioners officer aud other
grades % service wear Bift0ln Of
tbey o9n selection Most 81 them
are Of NE American makes The
United Stafes service nMs q stand
ara pistol FOL lts officers aud the
Colts aa generally used 5y uatloual
gu8fdsmcn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-06
REAL ESTATE IS ACTIVE
Many Transfers During Past
Month, Despite all
Expectation

March was considered remark
able month in the office Of the eg-
ister Of deeds Register Mexican
says that the filings OF the Office
we're lust $50 under the filings Of
March 1910 There was every reas.
on to expect a great decrease bnt
tue month was practically as good as
any March The dry weather aod.
ing back almost all farming, ana he
capital removal, causing slight D.
pie ia the real estate market, would
sppear 70 be a deadly combination,
0ul t6e figures prove otherwise The
number OF chatiel mortgages iied
was small and there were very few
real estate mortgages ManY releas-
cs were recorded The majority ot
The papers were deeds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-06
Tariff Board Gets Busy
(BY Associated Press.J

Washington d e. April g. The
tariff board has begun investigation
OF the cotton schedule Of the Pa.pc'
Aldrch bin and will conduct its
work SO far as is practical stimuli.
teneously with luyesastdon OF TIE
wool schedule now under way
Agents of the board are gathering
preliminary data at the Office OF the
so.called cotton trust in New York
and probably will soon transfer their
work to cotton mills In Now England
and the South
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-06

El Paso Tex. April G-Peace ue
sotlations III which tue AIedaros have
been engaged the last ten days nj
Iarently came to bali tbis morn
ing after tWentg-foar hours of almost
eeaseiess teleglaphlng between here.
Ch'huahua ana Mexico city 1nat such
Us the case Is also confirmed py A.
soeiated Press dispatches from Chi
hnahua last night II ii expected tue
Don francisco and Don Alfonso VIA.
lero and others 0f the peace neso-
tlators win return to San Antonio III
night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-06
Congress Quits TIL Monday
lRN AssncIared Pr sA.l

Washington, D. G.. April IN Or,
der to give the Republican Leader
Mann time TO prepare minority be.
lectlons for the various standing
committees. the house after Driet
sitting today adjourned till Monddy
noon The senate after short ses-
sion adiornned for the same period
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-06
ROBBERS LOST THE|RNERVE
Got $500 From Bank OF Broken
Arrow, But Overlooked
81, 900 IN Vault
inr AasocIaLsa prnas }

TmHa 0kla. Aprl Two rob-
befs blew the afe of tac Bank of
Broken Arrow and escaped with four
Thousand lUliaro, overlooking seY eu
thousand dollars iu an naer v'ath
They escaped On a hand car A Ho
pursued and exchanged shots with
the robbers near 0riit lake bN we're
repNed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-06
TELEGRAPH WIRES SEEIAE
WITH BURHING MESSAcES
Believed That Negotiations to
End HOstiItIeS Have Come
to a Halt
- wE
[RH AssnciaLnd praa

Mader0's Camp, Sanandfeas, Near
Chihuahua April 6-Orders have been
sent throughout the insurracto RANKS
70 be prepared for instant action
Francisco Madero, the insurrecto
leader, has changed his headqnart-
efs from Bustilles to this point.
which Is within thirty-hve miles OF
Chihuahaa The nature of the pro.
posed movement is not divulgea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-06
ANCIENT GREECE
MORE ATTRACTIVE
THAN LECTURES
lRr Leasad Wlre1

g Oswego " Y April s Twelve Q
. high school students who pre- q
> ferred a little cha OF the lake .
= pier yesterday afternoon 70 2
g school classes were expelled 9
= from high school oere today by |.
. Principal Frederick leighton. {;
= The students six girls and six {;
Z BOYS spent the afternoon cud. =
= dled on a bench back Of a light 9
9 house, telling tales of ancient 9
9 Greece and listening to the roll .
= ing OF the waves They were Q
: detected by Truant Oficer r. !. 9
= Dempsey who Informed prof 9
: Leighton OF the wholesale rum .
g away g
: This morning as the lovers OF >
q nature appeared in school they .
: were informed OF their dismissal =
Z Parents We're notified and they .
c threatened TO take The matter .
= TO the cours, unless reinstate. ?
9 ment is made within o day or .
= two q
. .
@ @ O q q q emo n n n n n N "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-06
TARIFF BOARD BEGINS
WOOLEA SCHEDULE QUIZ
Cotton Trust" Also Under
Scrutiny Congress Quits
TIL Monday


Washington d q, April 6 Sem
ator La Toilette today introduced d
resolution providing for another nv
yestlgation OF the Lorimer case 1t
names as the committee OF investl'
cation Senators Wolas OF California;
Townsend, oil Michigan, Mclean, oil
Connecticut Kern, OF Indiana. and
Pomerene, Of Ohio No aC lon was
taken as L. Toilette intends TO speak
upon the resolution another day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-06
JUMPS IN RIVER
To SAVE A NIECE
FROM THAT FATE
CBy Leased WireI


= Philadelphia, april G Because
g his niece, with whom he was IN
. love, had threatened to commit
q suicide, he said. and believing
g Il be KILLED himself FIRST she
9 would give up her intention 10
Z end her life, George Letter SO
. Years old leaped off Washing ;
9 ton avenue pier into the Della ;
y ware river today
9 George Fisher Of the police (
9 boat Visitor, leaped after him {
2 aud held The mans head above (
9 The water until the pair We're (
= pulled ashore by means OF rope {
= thrown By Capt Corliss. Letter {
= was taken TO the Mount Sinai I
. hospital, whore physicians say I
. he has a good chance to recov- s
q er unless pneumonia develops {
o c
~ ~ ~ aa - n. - - - na ss ~ ~ %. - ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-06
SUES EXPRESS COMPANY
Mrs. Hulda Mcrten Asks S742.3o
for Lost Trunk Containing
Wedding Trousseau

ON the account 0t the loss 0f her
truns containing her bridal trosseau
Mrs. l1ulea4 A etEenwel'iAterten has
brought suit against the American
Express company for sT#2B0 The
trunk &as filled with the gfeater paft
oT her clothing when size started tor
oklahoma as bride a wedding
dress au3 other articles Vt consider
able intrinsic value and great seHti-
mental value wore thus LOST
in the complaint lodged ID the dis
triet court Yesterday Mrs Nelle
meyer-Mertcn fecites that ihe trunk
was delivered 70 tine express com
pang at Charles City Iona, on June
80 1910, and ,hat Il has not been
ieliyered aud that lhe company re-
fuses 10 account G@f II.
There aie 36 items Ii the lsf liied.
aud il i headed by white satin
and chiffon dress valued at si25 The
estimates set on other articles ranse
from 81 D to $3.50 The list il hot
one to be- appreciated or criticised BIZ
the casual rtader Tue fompiaint
rerltes HAT the direct ioas was $5ax.5a
and that the extra expense which
Ae necessarily incurred BIZ raaon og
he aiNre Of Tie trunk 70 arrive was
$50
sIr6 Wellemeye Mefsc, - the
wife of The musical dHret asr of tle
r rst Methodist Episcopal 1ss....rch
Robert MertcD aud she is 4 musician
uf inrfdad nblitty 1ba " uf4Ag gV~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-06
BOYS FREE HAND WITH MONEY
LEADS TO FINDING OF STOLEN
CASH FROM A REGISTER POUCH

were twisting bim out with q lofkea
siek tneK dragged out Aig flled
Nith mpner
The boy tolG of aow Che moUey
was divided aud t0oN the oilicefs ID
tfn los where evidences III the trusA
of his st0g4 were found Che hee
ot young Horace and tile negrO Wha
Heelveq p0rtlous 81 the spoils. haye
tiAaApeaEed pus Inspectors haze
clue which leads Them 10 Georgia
where Il n believed both the white
man ana the negro viii be arressef
lhe noneY was consigned to Aa
Bank Of Clearwater 10 days ago Os
the Exchange National bank ef Tan-
wt Some time during tile night trip
he money disappeared from tna
pouch
-~---~~---~~y
Automobile agents are bec0allns
getivc and aggressive again SseY
eral prospective purchasers are Oh
Tie hook spring did IT.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-06

Arlba BereC today filed sIi3 ill
the dletriit court against Isa Ah-
burn Ter COLLECTION of 500 nota
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-06
THE WEATHER

New Orleans,
La April To
night ana Fri1ay
unsettled SHOW.
es IN the nofth.
east tonight Or
Friday and cool.
er tonight