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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-11-03
TOOK DOSE OF POISON,
BUT A LIFE IS SAVED

|. While in the throes of remorse
well-known resident of Slayton is
said to have taken a dose of poison
with suicidal intent. A hurry-up call
brought a physician to his side and
with pump he emptied the contents
of his patients stomach into a slop-
jar. All this happened, so the re-
port says, after an exciting domestic
scene.
The Mssive From a Lady.
The story is told that the victim
of the poisonous dose started on a
trip, ostensibly to Chicago. After he
left Slayton his wife is said to have
gone to the postoffice and called for
the mail. Among her husbands let
tiers was one which bore the dainty
hand writing of a lady fair. The
wife is reported to have read the
missive, which suggested that her
husband met the lady in Chicago.
The Green-Eyed Monster.
Jealousy is said to have immedi-
ately aroused the ire of the wife and
she fastened to the windy city, de-
termined to "beat her husband to
it." However, the husband did not
reach Chicago. Events are said to
have transpired which caused him to
be detained en- route, so he put back
to Slayton. On the return of the
madam there was trouble in the
house.
Wife's Verbal castigation.
The verbal castigation the wife
had given her husband is said to
have been something fine. At any
rate, the husband is reported TO
have attempted to drown his sorrow
and grief in the flowing bowl. Later
he sought to end it all in a dose
of poison. However physician and
stomach pump saved the mans
life. Last reports are to the effect
that husband and wife have fallen
upon each others necks and wept.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-11-03

Retail dealers to the number OF
thirty held meeting at the Hotel
Heinrich this afternoon and organic.
ed what will be known as the Man
kato Grocery company, cooperative
concern. The capital stock is placed
at 100000, with $4,000 paid up.
The shares will be sold at $500 each.
The headquarters of the company
will he in sMankato, and 1t is expect.
ed that arrangements will be made
to commence business very soon.
George Randall of Amboy presided
over the meeting this afternoon and
V. J. Greiner of Mapleton was Sec
rotary.
During the afternoon officers and
directors of the company were sell
ected.
Plans for organization and selling
were discussed during the afternoon.
The meeting will extend into this
evening.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-11-03

! J. j. !. i. !. i j. = J. !. j !. j.
J "Many people regard minis
+ ter as a sort of social orna-
: ment, who attends tea parties
+ and social functions of that
+ sort. This sort of petting is no
: inducement to a really staiWart
! man, and those social functions
+ are usually great bore. The
+ ministry calls for continuous
: hard work and heroic seIf-sac-
. rifice. If minister is sissy
+ it is because he does not live
+ up to the requirements of his
+ calling.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-11-03

Immediately before Thanksgiving
the young people of st. Johns Epis-
copal parish and their friends will
give musical comedy in Mankato,
which is promised to be the event of
the season. This operetta will be to
Mankato what the Talk of the
Town." was to Minneapolis. About
forty people will participate in the
operetta which is entitled, "a Gypsy
Rover"
John Wilson Dodge of Ypsilanti,
Mich, famous for his special train
ing abilities, will take charge of the
work and will come here about three
weeks before the performance Re-
hearsing will begin when he arrives.
All costumes will also be furnished
by Mr.. Dodge. The music will be
of the first class and in every way
the Operetta is promised to be ''the
talk of the town."
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-11-03

Court Crier Conway returned to
Minneapolis last evening
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-11-03

i j ). i y i i i i i. i i i j
+ "The salaries of the ministry j.
! are not temptation to any +
+ except earnest workers. 1t is a i
+ mans job and there is tre- +
+ mendous need for men. The +
.. mistakes made by the clergy +
+ are mistakes of judgment and +
+ not of spirit. The lack of men +
+ in the ministry is largely due +
j. to the materialistic views of +
+ the age. The nation as whole +
+ has let the spiritual life fall in +
+ to the background, but the +
+ time is soon coming when the +
+ Importance of the spiritual life +
+ will be realized. +
j. !. 1. i + ]. + i. i !. J. I. i j j.
"The men Of the clergy are not
perfect, have not the courage, power
and heroism that they ought to have
but in these qualities measure UP
equally with other professions"
The Largest Opportunity.
Rev. Ralph w. Hobbs of the Bap.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-18
COST Of LEGISLATURE
COMPILED FOR GRUCE
Governors Figures Show the
Luxury Foots Up SI,7o3.48
Day

Legislature are sly WITH fet
ereaeo tp tbe proposed special ses
siOu for this state Figures hear ns on
fhe subject have bCgu made public
from the highest source
Sessions 81 the legislature in 0t
iaaoua have c0st sa ayerseo of ST.
32s As Gsy according 90 figures
prepared at Che ohiye gf Governor
trape Five sessions have DocB held
since statehood. begiun nE n Deeem-
1eT 1907 The ffsf continued SEQ
days. fae 1909 regular session lasted
~ days. fle nrE 1910 special aes
al0u ate4 80 dam ihe second spec
cal sess ou of 1910 c0atlr1ed fof I9
dafs d che reaHIaf session of 1911
heid an siEfFelghi DAYS The ofal
HumDer or da3a was 31Z and tne app
priaf Or for m.leage pcr diem 0f
members pcrt.cm ~ employees. and
ronfingeuf expenses of both branch
H amoaufed to sGs,i114l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-18
WEAPON THOUGHT TO BE OUT
Of REACH is PULLED DOWN
8Iioi Examination Shows No
Hope From First Ball
Through Body

Lying ID The hospital FROM g
O'Clock sunday morning after shoot
ing himself 8effally tn .3S
calibre revolver Teddy Walton
six year old hoy @lB0 lived with ihs
parents. on East University avenue.
died at III D'Cloek this morning
From t1e time 81 the shooting no
hopes We're g Ven for his recovery
ana death was lookd for ali through
the night
From The story told hy the boys
parents ID seems that fhe loaded re-
y0lver was living on a Shelf ont ot
his reac4. ab they taough While by
himself the. yoHagster pulled up
chair ana took he gun down He
had been playing with lt but short
time, unObseryed hv anyone, Ii seems
Whea Ii was dH eHarged, The bullet
aaEeflng rectly wer rhe stomach
ana ranging ufn aFf and back pass
lng oRi OF tho b1 under the left
shoulder blade The gun wag held
SO close 10 the body that his cloth
ing was slngea by the flame and the
abdomen was badly blacbeued by the
powder Physicians were summoned
iured TAD ID the hospital whore an
operation was performed 81 once to
stop bemnorhage
The bullet ia IT'S course passed
through Tie left lo0e Of the lyer and
after making an examination. no
hopes for recovery were given he
nature or the wound af48 such that
nothing could be done for the little
sufferer more than stopping the
hemmorhage Death carfe from the
shook and loss OF blood tbe phys /
clans in cbareo stated ha baa the |
wound been very Hitl@ lover tine |
bog cnuia haze been sawed la an /
Announcements FOR The funeral ser
vices have not been ven out
sei The mother Of Che dead bog is I
lmost pr05trated from the terrible /
hoek
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-18
SNUR LIKELY TO COST COP.
LARGE NUMBER or VOTES.
Democrats Have Always Treated
The Women Well Their
Power to Be Used


Denver, Colo, Sept ls-The women
Of Colorado have been notified thar
they viii be barred from the Tafi
banquet tables al Fl Jebel temple the
might OF october 3.
From eyerv nart If tho ets+a tbav
ra eanding ,n anee,, ngoteet soor..g.
iug fha ynan,bere os tbs, g,,-9,,,t+ts.. i,
rharga ~ the bangfat ang ,,a,,t,l.,,lar.
a. ne nromina,,+ Po5,nbiigar,s - Iiar.
Yer WHO are sdris5r,g tbe oa,,'y,sif.
Tee
~.
saa4 RI. SAllihs atteI.l''n " iAs
laos ing Vliis tAsR0t1licah oiliesia :
T. W. s0ate house Me4e pnt theIe Y.
"H0 si1ed -i4s paiaAee u
i'on q a. Ne iaat elec'iOh'
lhet are referring 10 the 9anQuets
gwen in Denver ia honor Of William
4 tenhlngs Bryan, at which women
we're R@nOred guests Of the banquet
BoaEd
We can vote III Colorado. we can
bear arms. We can serve on iurles,
az the angry women. sand If the Re-
publican mem OF this tsate think we
are not GOOD enough to feast with
hem and with the President thew are
inviting trouble.
In every precinct in C0orado last
fall women switched from their par.
BY to elect men to office. ma Il was
uch switching alone thsG permitted
the Republican party to elect any
state officials In many counties the
Republicans would have 9een hope
iessiy beaten had 4 De-n intmatea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-18
MURDEROUs NC. NEGRO
KEEPS AHEAD Of MODS
Assaulted Woman, Killed Her
Father and Shot Sheriff
and Assistants

Warrenton. n. G.. Sept. Is George
Marshall, a negro late Saturday az
ernvon criminally attacked Mrs jos
haplin the wife Of q former mer
Giant / yjxboro, fourteen miles from
heTe, Killed her father who attempt
ed 10 rescue his daughter and later
shot tine sherih and two members
0f his posse. Afterwards tha negro
escaped ffom the scene az the assault
upon Mrs Chaplin Nobs were form
ed TO catch aud lynch the negro
Jacksonville fla. Sept l8 Cicero
Thompson, d carpenter, aged 45 was
hilled and woman companion whom
he was accompanying home. Was
crimiually assaulted by an unknown
negro al OTIego, a suburb Of this city
sailY yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-18
MAY
TAXI: DENNIS
FLYNN AWAY
EARLY DAY POLITICIAN
NOW MILLIONAIRE, SELL
ING OUT IN OKLAHOMA

Dennis r. Flyun is reported To- Be
about 10 leave Oklahoma, where Die
1Ourished politically aid in bUs-
ness aay the greater part 81 taeuls So
Two years. AS q resident o Guthrie
ears ago. Flynn was postmaster Zee
publican AJss delegate to cUugres
I'D live wire generally
.l is reported rom Washington iaat
Flynn wil. move to Lle state OF Ore.
gon, where he ail 20 into partner
ship win BlA Grimes. former secre-
lag Of the terrIior and bs polite
clan generally Presumably Flynn
1iil not overlook ans Oregon chances
10 break into tie United States seu-
ate
Flynn and G B Ame5 oun mueb
property in Oklahoma. and FgnH ls
REGARDED 8s millionaire. Ile recent
ly disposed 0f bis home here au4 of
the Oklahoma City Times and fis
movements generally Indicate plll.
ing uD. AS a matter o. iaef Dennis is
considerably q dead one iu oklahoma
politics noH
The lass 8ie political telt iH OK
lanoma in which Nr FLYNN partc.pat
eC Was iast winter rhen ae went to
Washington a. au c1ot fo land tle
appointment Of Republican National
committeeman. Cash llce. Cf
Shawnee. as United States marslal
for Tie Western district
TIE passing of Fylu Fre1lllF
means "a complete dominance st !. A.
Harris and Bird S aIcGulre ED Eepna
iican politics in Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-18
MADISON Of
KANSAS DIES
EARLY TODAY
SEVEN DISTRICT MAN
EXPIRES IN ARMS
OF WIFE
- Assoclated Press.l

Dodge City, Kas. Sept ls-Edm0ud
II Madison, representative from the
seventh Kansas district in congress
died an the breakfast taala at bis
home here today.
Madison was attacked while eating
breakfast with his wife Death was
almost instantaneous. following the
attack. He was unable TO speak end
died Ia bis wife's arms. Madison 5
Two daughters are in Washington. y
e. No steps toward me funeral ar
rangements vii be made before to-
morrow
Congressman Madison had not been
in good health Tor a year. suffering
from stomach trouble but at no time
had lis condition been alarming Tie
was arranging for q trip through
Kansas next week with The PreSi-
dent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-18
CIGAR FACTORY STARTED
Davis Turning Out 1900 A Day, With
More Coming

Ralph MI Davis. who has moved his
cigar factory here from Crescent. has
gotten his belongings in shape and is
turning out cigars now at the rate of
l,500 d day. At present he has four
iuen at work. all experienced cigar
manufacturers and several more are
on the road here These men are all
men with families and the industry
is valuable addition to the city's
list Of enterprises. The factory Is To-
ooted in the basement under the old
Coin barber shop and the quarters are
desirable ones, Mr. Davis located in
Crescent for three years and moved
here for better facilities for handling
lis goods.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-18
COUNCIL To PAY BILLS
ACCRUED FROM HIATUS
City Clerk Checking UP Ac.
counts for Three Months
Council win Meet

City Clerk Winalow IS completing
che checking up of THE claims against
the eity incurred while he was out Of
office, and is getting them in shape
TO present them to tie finance com
mitee, which VIII pas on them at
once He stated this morning that
an who held warrants against the
City issued Dg tile commissioners
must htlrrY taem in at once If they
wished 70 receive payment
The paving records sre also being
cheekeJ ap in readiness TO he GER
dfied The council viii meet in
regular session Thursday evening at
which time the matter OF the appoint
ment of the officers. assistants viii
be acted upon THE MAYOR ana coun-
cil have been IN conference upon
.hese positions and VIII take definite
action this week The bills have been
liling up three months. pending SET.
.iement of the controversy between
he commission and council
NJ M Carter was the last OF the
government 10 go out he
'etired from The contest late Satur-
lay, leaving NJ II. Mitchell IN con-
rol Of the police The action was
AIKEN on the advice of attorneys
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-18
PHONE COMPANY IMPROVES
pioneer Offices Here Are Rearrann-
ed for cgrivenienoe ....

Manager Beegon, of the Pioneer
Telephone company has been look
ing after the reaPranging Of the
company's business office on Diyis-
ion street. The entire Interior has
been changed ai5I the office made
much more convenient for the pat
rons and employees alike The phone
booths have been moved to the front
Of the office. and a partition run
across the front Of the business Of
fiee. Privacy has been given To the
BUSINESS work Of the company and
the employees are protected from in
trusion by the public
The company is also stringing
new copper circuit from Marshall
and Crescent to Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-18
ON TO RICHMOND
Henry Eeattie Moved r5 Another
JaA to Await Sentence.
[BY AssooIated - !

Richmond. wa. Sent 1S-Hanry
Clay Beattie Jr., convicted OF wife
murder who has been Id tine coun-
ty iail at Chesterfield Courthouse
since he was found guilty Of the
charge against him on September s.,
was brought TO the city Sunday in an
automobile by a deputy sheriff and
placed 'n the Richmond city iail 70
remain presumably until he IS re-.
moved to the peHitentiarg for exc
eution 4Ie IS condemned To die
November %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-18
Clerk to Fight
the Indian Statesman

ger has issued -den7 10 meek the
.ndian statesman al any time aud
place ant try 90 90 some damage 10
-le 0klahoman's face lie says be
M -fe Loco plunks for one round
ia tle rug. In stage money and all
~ once. for just one little swing AZ
fae congressman from Ardmore. with
rher leit or right. but that other
Nse he would not care 20 long drag
ut the fight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-18
FRANK HOUSEHOLDER PLANS
FOR NEW RESILIENT WHEEL
Patent Applied for an Era
Bringing Invention Thorough
Test In Chicago

Through the invention by Frank
Householder OF a resilient wheel for
automobiles. the costly troublesome
rubber tire may be eliminated from
autos. A patent has been applied
Tor and arran sSmeEts have been
made for the manufacture Of the
wheels.
MIR. Householder said today that
his invent on does away entirely with
inflated tires and practically exclud-
es rubber from auto manufacturing
Rubber has for the last few years
been the cause of enormous cost To
auto owners. tires going to most ex-
traYagant prices The plams or the
inventor are for a wheel that will
outliye several generations OF rub
Der tires and serve every purpose
Just as well. The exact materials
have not been designated
n hlsYe made arrangements In
Chicago for the making Of the wheel
Tor tests, and exhibits, said Mr.
Householder today. For a small
interest in the invention a Chicago
manufacturer made the first wheel,
az a large cost, and gave it a test.
AZ is 70 be fully tested on NJ chigaa
avenue. Chicago. the auto parade
ground OF the world So far the
tests have proven highly satisfac-
tory and q am sure auto manufae.
turers and owners will take it up.
II the wheel proves the success We
now anticipate ii will be put on lhes
market soon
Mr. Householder VINO has been
fruH grower scientific farmer and
general Investigator Tor years. has
given much attention to auto wheels.
Tire trouble Is regular thing with
auto men and the new invention
gives promise Of being a revolution.
izer in mere ways than one.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-18
CRAIG OFFICIAL SHORT
State Examiner Reporte Large Defcit
in CO. Judses Office

Oklahoma Citr Sept l6-Farious
county Officials NJ Craig county are
=aid % be- short more than $4,000 ln
their accounts. according t0 the re-
-.-.-. made toaag by ztstc Ezaminer
C1arles q. Taylor The larger cefcir
s. in the oflce of che county Judge.
rho owes the county fi,3ffaf. accolc O.
ing tO the reHorL
The otler county officials are il-
de1ted -o Gle county in smaller sum
lf OF them confeudinE they are en-
-ltie7 to the amounts they have re-
rained under the law. Tie condition
b. not materially different from near
81 every other county in the state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-18
Hen Track Penmanship
f6e Under Ban in Kansas

much trouble is experienced in try
ing 70 decipher signatures On cor
p0ratiou papers.
In orier 40 prevent this in be fu-
tare people applying Tor charers
Nil Re asked 10 furnish a separate
typewriter fst Of the ncorporators
rsmes. SO that the records VII be
correct
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-18
AVIATOR RODGERS HITS
A TREEi LOSES A DAY.
Starts at Sheepshead Bay and
Hits the Ground in Wreck
at Middletown
tBy Assoclated Pr 8.

Middletown, N ~, Sept Resum.
ing before daylight hls cross -contin-
Ient flight, G. p. Rodgers, who flew
here yesterday from New York,
struck tree and fell thirty-fye
feet. The aviator was only slightly
bruised The machine was demolish-
.ed HE cannot resume flight before
tomorrow
New YORK. Sept. Is-C. p. Rodgers
third aviator to start on the trans
continental flight for the Hearst prize
rose from the race track at Sleeps
mead Bay Sunday afternoon, swept in
a wide circle over the grounds and
then headed northwest until his
white winged flyer merged into a
bank of clouds over the Jersey mead
ows and disappeared
He drove a Wright blplsne and car
ried message from Naor Gagnor to
the mayor of San Francisco and from
the commanders OF the eastern diyi
sion Of the army and navy to the
commanders on the Pacific coast. Be,
sore his start his machine was christ.
ened by Miss Amelia Swift. VI Mem
pris Tenn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-18

Topeks. Eept- 1S.-Msny OF The
state officials have joined move
ment 10 educate men having business
with the stete to write their sigma
tares so people caa read them li is
a rad uEh many men 20 write tner
SIGNATURES so that nobody on earth
can make them OK
IN the secretary Of states Office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-18
CHICAGO sroRM.sHAkEN
Fierce Combination of Weather Does
Damage Today.


Chicago. Ilh Sept 1s Two per-
sons were klled twenty injured and
property damage 10 the amuani of
100000 was the result today from a
storm, combination Of ligimFAg.
thunder. wind, rain and hail. H.
swept through the city from the west
and continued for several hours.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-18
President Hears News
fBy Associated PreGs1

Pontiac. Mich sept ls-President
Taft was shocked 70 learn Of me
death of Madison. IN syracuse last
week TAFT declared Madison was IN
! LARGE degree responsible for inaug-
uration of the present tour across the
continent He regarded Judge Aadi-
son rs one Of tie abiest men in the
House Chased rs an lnsgrsenf,
81 Wadison never hesitited to su9pos,
The President
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-18
AGAIN The CIGARETTE
twenty-five Thousand Dollars Loss Al
Mine From Csrelessness

HIcAiester OKLA sept ls-Ihe
'ri8pIe washer. boiler and engine
b .om ana Oh the buildings Of the Nii-
bv and Dow Coal Mining company
mine 30 5 ar Dow we're totally de-
sfrovef by Gre. The loss is twenty
TO twenty-five thousand dollars tnliF
oFered bF Insurance The IRE %
ssid 90 have been caused ry weigh
uan throwing a ishted cigarette on
nlamusble natter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-18
in AUTO BUSINESS
Frank Householder To Open Shop IN
vii is Old Stand

Frank Householder TODAY announ.
ced that he has rented the store
loom on East Oklahoma avenue, for
merry occupied by the Willis Tail
cring company. and viii at once put
n stock of automobiles and auto
Mobile supplies Mr. Householder
has been here many years and is one
of the eltys best business men,
farmers and fruit growers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-18
SUNDAY SINNERS
FIGHTS And Drunks Rather Plentiful
IN Town This Wsek

Five arrests were recorded in po-
bee headoua rters over sunday ai
Tor drunkenness and disOrderiy con-
Frct Bonnie Moore became bolster
Gus SATURDAY. evening late Henry
Gafney colored. ereH noisy ar me
senta re ticket Office ana Ras f1ro"h
Ir over SUNDAY PneraeiiD Gidsaip.
Mexican iaborer. ua5 arrested on
West Harrison for fighting DIS op-
nonont ESCAPED br running and 3
Anderson Eas brought in on q charge
Of disturbing che peace. John Doe al-
So made bis appearance last ni2Al-
He- too. was drunE and ulsorlelis
The hesr.ugs were 20 have bee n1ela
this morning before Police judge IL
p. REYNOLDS 20 WCre postponed HA-
rii this eYeuine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-18
TO ENTERTAIN LAYMEN.
Chamber of Commerce to Give Ban.
quet to Methooists in October

The chamber Of commerce will en-
tertain the Laymeu al the ea4th0dist
conference, which VIII be held here
October
a banquet viii BE- siV1a, and the
following committee was appointed
10 make Engagement for the enter.
tainment
o. E. &issley, Chas II Eisen.
schmidt and j. b Fairfield
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-18
NEW JURY ON
First Superior Court Venire Not Very
Good To 5ootiegeers

The new jury at the superior
court goes to work today. Judge
lawrence released the old one sat
urday afternoon al Z O'Clock. From
the standpoint OF the Law enforcement
The. one that just completed its work
was a good one but & caused q quak-
ing in the cardiac region of bootleg
rers and prohibitOry Law ViOlators
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-18
sToLYPtN WORSE
Russian Premler's Heart Too Weak
To Stard The Strain
tBy Associated Press.l

Kiey, Sept lG-The condition OF
Premier Stolypin ii this evening con
sidered almost hopeless His heart is
unable to withstand the drain OF in
ternal hemOrrhages.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-18
THE WEATHER
u A-ssoclaten preaa. >

New Orleans, La, Sept l8-Okla-
bona Ionight cooler, Tuesday gem
orally cloudy, colder ia the east.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-18

Cincinnati. Sept 1S-The Menopoii-
tan Bank and Trust company. a small
concern closed today