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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17

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Aps.
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G. 4pe.
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lGbeitrr allan Sarpsr. q. 261s Rem.
per 4pt.
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alps.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17

Seluobner elmer Wtictbsfnierne On Der
GlIntOu Ctr. uno Central ape,
in Gcbeusgeiabr.

in lebeHsgefabr ihps bten qeitern
Wlorgen bic 8epobner Der utietbsz
taferne an Der Supmeitede Der Gem
tral aoe. uno Clinton Strabe infolae
etnes Beuers, oas in pem i'm Grpges
thoB beFtnoliheH S6ntttnaarenqe=
itdTt pon Benjamin GoIoberq eeQeu
halb feds ubr gum 4usbru6 tam.
Der othte GuuIm perbrettete Iin i'm
9lu ourn ods Jan3e G}ebduoe uno
oeritienens Yerioneu pareu in Ge=
tabr gu erittdeu, pdrunter cine be-
Iabrte Jrau, bic I'M britteu Stodfpert
pphnte uno bic bon ben goli3ifteu
&epnaro 5aQs unp Wtiltpn W2ipbIsz
hauisr aus oem 6auie berausgslhdfft
purbe. Spbn Spratt, Der NIT 5rau
uuo 3pei &inoern I'M 3peiteH Stpd
Dopnt, mar Der grIte, Der pas f5euer
entoedte uno sr ularmirts, nahoem sr
bic SeireH in Sinsrbeit sebraht. Die
5euernehr. Die uriahe pes fssuers
tonnte iotpeit nitt feitseitslt perpen,
aber Der S6aoen piro auf etrpu
$1,000 geIhGBt unD iit purt Der
iiteruHg geoett.
Sn Der $tiferet Don y. Sobun
an sSube Der Race StraBs brad sss
itern Wor9en 81 frtbsr StuRoe ein
Tsuer aus, bas, ehe es geIo1At Dsrz
ben tonnts, siren Shapen DON stDo
$500 aHrihtets. Das 5suer puroe
BON Der Mannidaft elmer RaHairs
Iptpmotipe entosdt unb bic 2eute lie
zen bic 9ampfpieife Der Gotomotips
10 LANCE ert1neu, bis iie bic Aufmerta
Idmtsit Der Manui6aft Der SpriseH
50. go. / an Der g uno Race Str.
auf oas 5susr geIeutt batten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17
Ter SonrtHeg ,Suaueit.

Jn 2auis oss gsitrigen Sagss per-
nahm Der Coroner ipisoer cine QnsdhI
3suesn in oem 5nqueit uber Die gr=
morouna Der Bertha gourtHsp, bic an
9eblih BON ibrem furbigen 9dtten
gbarles Soues srmoroet uno osren
Gsihs oanr i'm 9looop Run Qb5ugss
tauai gefunoen puroe. Inter ben per-
upmmensn 3sugsn befano itt audi elm
Surbiger Gamens Suliu5 5eaee, Der
iit osroihtig gsnatt bate, neil sr
angebIit sinige 3sugsn bserobte uno
Der baber auf 4npronuns oes gpros
nsrs psrhaftet puroe. Seahe, beiisn
Souptquartier iih in Der Iogenauntsn
rSron Steps" Dirtbihaft an Der
Wsft Sshitsn Qpsnus bsfinbst, eab gu.
eab stH espiFsr Charles Cents Inn
mitsstbeilt bate. oub ibm gseeniibsr
Bertha Gourtnsp bic gsmertung fall
len lieb. Jonss babe ben Qeger Char
les Sobhfon umgsbra6t.
Ssrnsr bstunoete nod pstsr Rauhz
fuB, Der Bis DOR tursem 5austnsht in
Der .Srou Steps" WirtbIhoFt gene
len. oaB etneH Sag nahosm Sonss bic
Bertha Gpurtnep aus oem nerrufenen
6auie Der Wlaue glur, bsrausaehcIt
bate, sr I'M Quftrage BON Sones bic
aleioer hes Sraususimmsrs aus benz
glartf6en 5oule eeboIt unb BON
Sones hierflr 25 Gents erbaltsn bat
te.
S6lisblih matts audi nod Clipsr
y. Smith. oeHsn Satin betanntlid
i'm 6aufe Ro. All glIum Strabe err
mprbst poroen mar. ausiagsn une er
tldrts. bos 3ur Sell oss Rorbes Spnes
in benz aslisrseitpB bss SauIes
tppbHte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17
Nns benz Ypli5eigerid)t. t.

Ter ShuntteIner Charles Made,
Der in Der 8ropn'ihsn Dirtbihaft an
Der 9eOrgs Strabs gegen ! Ibr geltern
UtorgsH ron Der YOli3ei beim 8ierpers
tduf lberrumpeIt pornen mar, muBte
rpegeH BerleBuHg oes Ulittsrnantsaes
ieges Die iibiihen $40 unp aoiten be-
3ahIsn.
Samusl Stanfielo, Der ieine 9ez
ftdftiguug ais 8srtGuier unp feline
Aorsife als Ro. 535 SuscuIum 4ps.
angegsben bate, purse geitern lDeqen
uHgsbiibrliden gesrugens um s. uno
ols Soften beitrait. Stunfielo bate
lid porgeitern tur3 por Wittsrnadt in
Der Wirtbi6uft an Der 7. 2lpe. unp
Wain StraBe ungsbubrlit bstrageu
uno mar prompt an bic Quft aeieBt
DoroeH. Gr bebauptste bann, Elm 8ez
beimpoIi3iit gu iein uno brcbts, er
Duroe bic Dirtbf6dft au3beben ldFen.
Bon oisfer Trobung borten Ole poliz
5lften Rnips uno aneretps, Die ben
gisuoooetsttip fsbr prompt 5iuter
SdloB uHo Rieeel brohten.
Die Garbigs Settle Dupul puroe
uutsr Der 4Htlags oes groBoisbitabIs
osn 9robgsfhporsren ubernieIen. Gie
ptro beihuIoigt. sinsu gstpiTsn 5snrb
Wi!ion, Der in oem pou ibr gefubrtsr
Qogirhauie iibernahtets, s52 sntpsus
Bet su bdben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17
Oeburtem.

5errp une Rcis plstfd. 50 einn
etrnbe; Waetsn.
Rorbsrt une Ctiilia EhlciI.r, 4r.
mprp aDeuue; ancbe.
e<nrp unb Stella Spraii, 14l9
Central ApsHus; Rdof<n.
Qenrp uno Wapbslls GHsslmaH. Gas
Neii 4. Npenus; Fnabs.
Jptann uno Rafosrins Roosr, 1914
plsafans Sirabs; Wdb6en.
Nit. uno Warsorsi 5riih. 1908
plecfcnt Giyo6e: N6od<n.
Vit. unn 9bkilo Taniianof, 1905
Rass Gtrabs; 3piuinss. Rnabsn.
Ausufi unb Anna WiHsmeisr, 2627
Sfieio Girabe; Mdb6xn.
linton nnb Glisa W<ianina, 1874,
laIssn GiiD 4eaus; M6sten.
Mauaee unb Glcirt 6oIsman, e97
UlenDooe apsnue: Ua6eh<n.
!. Urani unD aulia HsinHsn, 1919
ViHf Strobe; R1b6sn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17

tub cine W1nielfirm1 In GItDslann,
bsren 1rbtiisr am Gtrsif iinD, cine
9uaniitdt Mdntel bitrbkr ihidt.. ba 7
nit Diefelben bier ftriisefftslli ipsrbtn
lplltu. Roubd babe cine FoIhe Gems
Duna srbdltsn unb um ibn Al terpsatn,
tiefsibs unberiibri 3uriidsufhid,n,
bdbt ibm bic aldeerin sinsn Bonus
ton 800 perfprohen nnp fiir ben BE.
irae bel Der Worlsi Naiipno! gInt
einsn gbed duf beffsn Crbre binterz
Isgi. Acuoo babe is0oh isin Dsripre.
dtn niht .inssholisn unb Iol j.st Der.
hinotrt fpsroen, bos Gtlb su 3isbsn.
Rohlabs ga den.
6enrn Sanber permaht Isiner
GdpieeeriOfi.r SOo Gano,r, Diiips
ieines Ecbnss Gbriitian 5anoer. 1850
lno ben Reii ieinss gsrmSetns fsinsr
Gattin Sbo EanRr aui asbensssit.
Nah osrtn lobe iou basielbt stsihs
heitlih unttr feline ainber 6enrisiss
9ibbolbt, 5enrp SanDer, ST.. Route
Dillenburg, Sibonis lhompion nnb
abolph Sdnner perttsili irsroen.
ltnd 9einert Ill ltIiamsnispclz
iIrederiu pcn 0eorss Bsinsrt: 0rnao.
eipentbum $4,000.
annis Ginnis In Qahlabptrlualiss
rim BON Soiepb Ginni.; gsiiondIisa
$500, 0runoeigtuibum $1,000.
Ger perfon!ihe NdhIab bss So11
Sdiliina beirdai $4790, o.rjenigs Der
Waria W. Shi1ins S1522.01.
4nnd Snulte iii IsItamsnispoa.
ifredsrin BON albert Sdllts; Grunc-
elatnthum $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17

Sebr slimpflih Lief gsitsrn Rad
mittag cine StruBeHbabntOatiipH ouf
benz Qaten Sturbs 8taoutt ub. Gin
Daoeu Der Glbsrou 4penue fubr tn
einen bort haItsHpeH gBagsH Der SeF
oamspiae 2inis hineiu uuo sDor nit
ioIasr Wutt .bab perThieosue qofas
aiere Don ihrsn SiBen gsitleuoert
puroen. 5ruu 9eorge 6arris bon
$40. 423 6aptborue 4peHue, mar jez
noa bic Giu3ige, bic stnige Sdrams
men oapontrug uno mad ibrer Wohs
nung eebraft peroeH mubte, Ddhreno
bic iibrigsn gaIfagters nit benz Strsz
den oupontamen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17
Tie Ztaatssapupentipn.
ertralase befOrbnn bas Gineinnatisr
aontinsent nadD 0amilton.

am Samftag, 49,. unb Spnntaq,
20. 2lu9uit, finoet in SamiIten bic s.
ldbriihe 9enerdlDerfammlung pss
Oeutih 4meritanifhen StaatsDers
banos itatt. Die 5dmiltonsr eeben
I'D groBe Wlube, bic 3dgung 3u einem
GrTolg 3u MAIDEN unb Da BON bort aug
Der erite anitob sur Griinoung pes
8erbanos gegeben rpuroe, 10 Iolltsn bic
osrlhteDenen Stnbtberbdnbe bas Be
ber5igsn uno Die &onDention iopie ben
ilh baran uni6Iiebenbeu beutIhen
Tag fart bef6iten. Bon Cincinnati
tptro Der 8eIu6 nidts gu niiniden
ubrtg laifeH. Die 8sleaaten fabren
am Samita8 Worgsn $50 ptu Der g.,
8. & 3. mad 6amiIton. 2(m Conn
tag foLgen Die 8ereine unb aud Iir iie
fEno Uortebrungen nit Der g., 8. &c
.. 8abn getroffen, I'm in einem be-
quemen 3ug beforoert 3u psrben.
Der Sonntags3ug fdbrt 3ebn Ufinuz
ten fruber, um 500, ab uup bsibe
3ugc boIten in Brighton, Rortbiios
uno in GumminsoiQe an.
Die Samiltonsr habsn bas 9ros
gramm I'm sinen Gag perIdngert uro
fir Wlontaq. q. QuguIt cine 2utps
mobilTa5rt fir Die 9eleqaten qspIQnt,
iooab oieielbeu GsIsoenbeit babeH, bic
bliibsnoe 5abrititabt 5omiItDH in Quz
gsniAein 81 nsbmen. Der 0eutT6e
Tag rpiro am Sonntag auf ben fsairz
griinben abgebalten uub Durh cine gaz
rabe Der 0ereiRe stnaeIeitet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17
ilssebeteser Uaa.

ein ur9sbetensrGait itaiiets ssiisrn
NaNt osr Mobnuns pen ;yrau auIu
Mocosn. no. 1036 Garasnt Eirase
etiltn Hsfu4 ob. allS ifrou Woobsn
mititn IN ber Ra4t bur6 elm Oe.
rau'd' aus benz G6Iaf sruad5.s, fab
" ~ itrsm GHiisten. pie Elm baum
lanssr Rtesr ouE& sas 0snfier In eas
simmer sinfiea. 9n iRres .6eraenss
nneft mar BIC 0rou ni6t sinmaI i'm
&taHbG Nm 0iIfe ~ ruien. uHb lie
fab ipie oer 8uyf6e 6fIe &hublaben
bur6pillie. nm fdblisbli6 mi: 81
In 1osE. be e. In einem Qcrtempns
aaif In Der 0ommoht Qsfunben. ipies
oer su ptrf6nimhen. GfIIsru Nor.
o1u nlelbei< Drau Woehsn ihs sufoes
rtotts AbeHieues ess slpu1st.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17
ElSsIiher Oh.

eiuss ploslidsH sOoss itarb geitsrn
4beno 9err anton SseIsr. elmer Der
olteiisn pioniere oes Weitsnb, in isiuer
Wohnans 9to. 35l1 Ssolsr StraBe
5err Ssbler. Der i'm 50. Sebensjabre
itaHo. NOR oeitern Absne in isinsm
Garten befddftist. ais Ct infoles zines
Sersienlass toet 3uiammenbrah. Der
fcfert herbeissruFene ar3t II. auas
Isr. tonnie nur nod ben bsreits einges
irstenen LOB feFtiteasH uao ben Co
roner bennhrihtissu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17
S,at (slad.

GlId I'm ungIiid batts seiterH Der
50Sahrs alte3immermaHn SobR 5amsz
ion bon Rp 1906 0alaat Strabs.
Das ejsriiIt, aui pelhem sr an bern
Reubdu Ro 1909 Reaotns Roee ar.
bettets, brah plpgIit SHiammsn gno
sSaHsipu ittirsts aus einsr Snbs non
stfpa 20 Tub berab, 9tHdliherpsiis
fam sr jeboh nit unbeeenteHbea
5hrammeH bacon uHe murbs HaQ
ieiHsr Mobnans ss6ratt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17

Der 30 Sahr. dlte SarrD 3upelius
BON Ro, $50 Deft 4hte 4penus, Der
ipte geitern ausfiihrlif bsriStst, in sis
nsm 4nfaQ Don GebensiiberoruB aus
sinsn Syeriter isIner i'm ortttsu Stod=a
psrt seleqenen Bobnuns ipruHs, srs
reIhte fetreu 3pet. Gr erlag pahs
reno Der Raht Dem Shdbstbru6, ben
CT 6ei @ieiem Sprung erItttsn bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17

ter beitanb.
Rad Der preisDertbsiluns nuros Der
2dn3 tpieoer aufeenommen uno erft
fpot nah Wtitternaht begdbsn fid Die
Delegatsn nnb 8elegatinnsn nob
3dufe, um beute 8ormtttag pisber an
bic srnite 4rbett 8u aeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17
! It perfaufen II:
Oas .,Sof6rdu"
GO. 6l2 Dine Strabs, giuciaRali, l6iu.

5n usetrdarunuUQ eints srlcHepru qsiebts ses
boWH0H 4leQsz@tEnts bon 6GmttaW GpEHta
Gbic uH0 an mid qsrtatsl, ian Bale No. l4s 3qs
~ ipsaem @eOTQt Y, Gusbr Riaaer nue Soisp6
deHHtt ter BerflGgie iit, Brb btsrDurd1 bttaHHf
genIadt, eaB bsr uaicrJejdHsfs ptrftrrtf
y II { b Il sRtgestERCbmeH Wir6 bis nm Ii Hbg
8ermtiiaas am SamhaQ, Dsm ~ Gage bes Auquh
1911 IN Der C'fHg UDr Ssgome 9 6reeD MnsH
sebanos, Sabwchseds sHnfttr Hb Brain @trast
glattHHat Ebj0r ilr bcU aHtaui Don alen ott
@ttipa. gH Sanb bettu0ltbeR 0prrdthgn spaarsn
9sldlrr eiHtldtGEg SbaHittiaeu Hup 5pieqeiH,
FGt =@tRrId)tuHg rJHlGlirkiJh GHer 9ud -8onfj nue
AubeHfnree pes @e zIits bon btidQttm Suitpb
gsHHer, IN 8crbtE9upg mgt Oct SuBruRq Dor be,
lsqien eso Q ! Il u" IN Re. 6l2 @Rc Etrabe
Selagier Y q htbt tEBt oiisa iur geRntiqaua
BON betdqism GiesH.bum VHO 9efdUbeR @orrqth
elHrl6funp etc, HHb Elm Z peuta 0apoa tanR
eAqelebsn ptr6tR W bCs Office ppu Strome {
StteD, mt obrH aWEsgebsr Su trqeuacRcr Brit
Bsrfauis =EtoFHguHqcH NHb sHtrue6er aues badr
eoer stH 8ritrci baaC Der RcN In Brtt uan iecas
Dl@ndisH Ha1 9SuHiA bss aduers. lie biuaHsVf,
l1HbeHtH SabluEGeH mEHcu Qcfarrt itiu aup pnRl
ecmmou H!easseerjdt QutQsbEJBeH nerneH
aae Nnaeboit Dsld)e sHiaufcH DsroeH beiagteH
gertot bebufs SutbsjbHuq 0Der 3urudrB,iiuug aas
ferbuctet
Cincinnati Cbe r. QuQui 1911
SobH 6 Rrirper RcttIpsr
) crome Z. srreb WRb 8 s. IRc6abt,
NHfu1lte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17

Sobn Stpaab's iJeftrtbs. - Dis
prdhtigeH egsr3iti,n Der Gdmsns
Sidbe Don 5oleDo unb Iapton. -
Der Grftsre trus Den eritsn preis
oaoon. - Der Oroen in fisiisem
Dahsthum besriffen. - Die nsusu
Grob sgsamten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-17

Die uniisb Glodlmattrs Of Gin
einnptI, tin 3tpeie bsr JnisrnatiaHal
IaDses GormeHi moTlsrs uaioH. kat
ein4 Qlaas sinosrsiMi. i'm bk Wlariat
National Hanl su psr9ialern. sintH
ION thr (slldofrinl ousssasuieH Gbed
hbes 4l00 on soitph Meuba ausausa4s
m on osr aIase rtrb aHesi iiibrt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-06
APPEAL TO HIGH COURTS

Cornelius Day. a negro. under life
sentence for the murder of Ben Cobb
at Muskogee on April 27, 1910, has ap-
pealed his case 70 the criminal court
ot appeals He wus convicted IN
Wagner county on a change OF
venue after three trials Cobb, VINO
was a Greek Indian and brother oI
Snsanne L.ahoma, the famous indian
prima donna. was beaten to death
With a club al Muskogee on the night
when his sister was enjoying her
greatest artistic triumph there. and
he cause OF his death was az first a
ny stery. but ii developed later that
he had been seen on the night OF
the murde, with Day and Etha Hole,
a white woman The theory OF the
prosecution was that he bad been
Mred to a lonely place BY the WON.
An and then beaten to death by me
negro.
Fred prank. convicted in Tulsa
county Of assault with inteut to kill
on George A. Eoff and sentenced Y
three years imprisonment, has also
appealed.
The appeal il the mandamus case
involving the possession of the city
Offices was formally fled with the
clerk Of the supreme court by May
or Dan Y. Lackey and other mem
bcrs OF the old city council. Argu
ments were heard by the supreme
court last week on the question o.
..eo,,ttng j sunorsadeag before the aD
PEAL itself had been formally flied
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-06
(By Leased Wire)

ST. Louis. MO, June 6.-What
might have been a fatal aeroplane
accident was ayerted through the
courage and presence Of mind q
Miss Mama aibbard, a Denver soci-
ely girl who is studying aviation
here. who, after the steering wheel
had broken 10 pieces in her hands,
while flying, reached forward az
arms length and. by manipulating
the elevator rod brought the ma
chine in safety to the ground
Clad In ghirtwaist and white
duck skirt Miss Hibbard mounted
the seat and after receiving the last
instructions from Bennet, she start.
ed off. when sufficient velocity had
been attained sAe worked the ele-
vafor and took the air al an angle Of
AZ degrees Che skinned over the
field, then came I'd the ground.
Almost simultaneously the pgopei-
Tor struck one OF the wires leading
TO the steering wheel and the latter
was snapped from the shaft leaving
the rib In Miss Hibbard's hands
while the machine. now Without con
troll snof into the air again aAd
continued down the field at thirty
five miles an hOar.
With the broken wheel clasped In
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-06
SINS OF OMISSION AND
COMMISSION CRITICIZED
HaTks Back 10 Presidents De-
nunclail0ns Of payne-AIdfIch
Wooden Schedule
iay Assoc.sted Press,

Washington. y. c., June 6--Sharp.
~ criticizing President TAFT, the Re.
publicans and the tariff board, the
report on the Underwood wool bill
" as submitted to the house today by
the Democratic members OF the ways
and means committee, Quoting the
PRESIDENTS addresses after the pass
age of the Payne-Aldrich bill in which
ne declared that the "wooen sched.
Gle is indefensible and | propose to
say so, the report says:
Had President Taft made these
admissions earlier, while the 1909
t,rif was under consideration by
congress. the declarations would
have been OF real service to the peo-
pie, enabling them to protest against
Z betrayal OF public welfare to pri.
yate greed The Presidents silence
then and his approval OF the act OF
1909 make it impossible for him to
evade his full share of responsibility
for failure Of revision, which he now
ADMITS"
The report deals at length with
the administration attitude in not
communicating to congress data on
tie steel trust" and other industries
now being investigated and failure
Of the tarif board to communicate
data on the woolen industry
Debate Oh the wool bill begins in
earnest tomorrow The Republican
members OF the committee reported
unanimously against the bill
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GAS COMPANY MANAGER.
CONTRACTED WITH HIMSELF
Action Taken Under State Law
list Of CITY Teachers
Completed

Demand was last night made by
the board of education upon w. j.
Dibbins for return to the school
lind OF all money paid from such
fund 10 the Guthrie Gas company dur
ing the time Mr. Dibbins was mem
Det OF the board 1t is understood
lhe amount is about $4,000, covering
year.
iris action is said TO have been
taken under the state law which pre-.
vents an official from dealing with
himself, The law is against a mem.
Ter OF school board or any official
entering into contract with his firm
or corporation for supplies, etc, for
The board or Office with which he is
connected.
The following teachers were elect
ed, completing the corps for the com
i7g year;
Mrs Cora Farrell principal of Cap
ilol Hill school, succeeding Miss Alma
Csrson.
Miss Grace Seaman, kindergarten;
MISS Lila Houser, assistant kinder.
garten.
Miss Addie Barnard. Miss Da Hig-
gins, Miss Edna Graham, Miss Win
ME Davis Miss Ina Robinson, Miss
Jessie Blair, Miss Emma butcher,
Atiss Belle King, grade teachers.
All these teachers are Guthrie
people. Miss Barnard was for years
teacher here. but has lately been
principal at Red Rock Miss Graham
a ~ NIffunasfraA ~
HenTyetta.
Thursday night was set as the
time for determining the location and
accepting rlans for the new schooi
building, which Is TO be located on
tte West Side. -Four good sites were
offered by FL r. Reynolds, NJ. l.. West
and Bert Billings. All are IN the first
second and third Capital Heights adj
d.tion Two firms of architects sub
n.itted preliminary plans. The
building and grounds are to cost
$4,000
The board is making inquiry as TO
the COST OF coal as against gas, for
beating purposes. A letter from the
Elate board OF AFFAIRS TO II. f.. Der
win was read II was stated that II
gas can be obtained at Is cents per
COO feet, gas will be cheaper, but
that at the 25 cent rate coal Ii cheap,
eg. The price is now on scale, the
maximum being % cents. The use OF
gas was commenced two years ago,
aud there seems to be disposition
TO return to the use OF coal Heating
plants are talked OF for all the
schools.
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Chicago. june G~lu reseBlng at
goung woman from the attack of 81
maddened dog today John A Powers.
ir, - gears old. son 0l the Western,
rianagef for Golfers Weekly. was
severely bitten and II under Ehe care
OF a physician who fears hydroph0.
5ig may develop
The dog is Billie, a s3N00 prize
winning Boston bull, owned by VI a.
Park. ylce president " the Illinois
Central Railroad company.
MF Park daughter. Miss Eimlra
Park, II years old, was taking the
atg for a walk ard bad led the amt.
rMl about a block from their home
when he sprang up0n her. showing
every sympt0m ot rabies The GIRL
rHsnaged 20 escape The attack. ~,
lfDOugh her dfesg Was torn br the
sos = leelA
Powers was sitting at his home
next door 70 the Park residence when
he witnessed attack. and he reach
c the girls side iust as the dog was
no t0e ACT uf spriuging a her For toe
AssRond time He threw himself nn.
5u the animal ana before he was
/ able 20 overcome the dog be had
Deea bitten several times The girl,
/ laysierical With fright, was taken 70
hsr home and Powers was hurried
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-06
WILL Be INFORMAL AFFAIR
Senator Owen and Gov. Cruce
Will Be Guests of Masons at
Temple This Evening

The reception to Senator Robert
Latham Owen at the Masonic temple
tonight Is to be an event OF size and
Importance, although informal With
the senator will appear Governor
Lee Cruce The reception will be-
gin about s p. m.
This reception to Senator Owen is
to be given by his consort Masons
OF the Scottish Rite consistory. Both
he and the governor are thirty-sec-
ond degree Masons. The invitations
list however far exceeds the con
sistory and Masonic circles.
DR.. J. w Duke Is chairman Of the
committee for the reception, the 9TH
ers being Charles Adler and H. r
Ardery. The program is to be pure
ly informal All guests win be pre-.
sented to the senator and governor
and there will be informal entertain
ment features. There will be prob
ably few five minute talks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-06
STATE FIREMEN At ENID
Fire Fighters Assemble in West
Side Metropolis to Engage in
Friendly Contests
sneclal to me nally lender.

Special to the Daily Leader.
enid, Okla, June 1.-THE program
Of the state iiremens annual con
yention and tournament opened here
this morning With a reception OF DEL
egates and the address Of welcome
at 3 O'Clock az the city hail lhis
afternoon an automobile trip wae
taken around the city The first
races will be run this afternoon. be-
ginning at $3.50. consisting Of q quar-
ter of a mile foot race and a rope
climb In the evening the flremen's
grand ball win take place Wednes.
day morning viii be devoted to the
business Of the association The az
ternoon viii be started With q public
parade Of All firemen and apparatus
and a photograph Of the entire dele
CATION Then more races with carts
plug and nozzle race and a ladies
40 yard race Will take place The
evening will be featured by spec1
tacular fire run BIS all apparatus and
nm automobile ride.