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The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-21
ERBSIE|N FOUND
: NOT GUILTY.
JURY IN SECOND TRIAL If Cit,
CAGO LAWYER CHARGED
WITH BRIBERY OUT LESS
TITAN AN HOUR.

Chicagc, Jan. 20. Attorney Chas
e. Erbstein was found not guilty t.
night Of having hribed 0 juror TO pre-
vent the conviction of Lee OfNeiI
Erowne, minority leaGer In the state
legislature, who was charged with
bribery in connection with the elec.
ton OF William Lorimer to the
United States senate. 1t was the
lawyers second trial and the jury
was cut less than an nour.
\ The specific charge against Ecb
stein, who was counsel for Browae
in his second trial, was that he had
bribed Juror Grant McCutchen I'd
hold out for a verdict Of "noE
guilty.
Browne was acquitted on his sec
ohd trial.
Soon after the trial Chas. Stacey
told States Attorney John w Wey
man that he had arranged with Ech
stein for McCutchen to receive pay
ment fer holding out. In the testi
monX that was presented the charges
against Erbstein followed.
He was tried on December II, the
jury reporting its inability to agree
A second trial was begun January
and resulted in the ucquittal today
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-21
STATE MADE eEVERAL CBJEc.
TloNs nv ScrIENK CASE
YESTERDAY.
THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN
Called by Defense, Which Sought to
lmpeaeh testimony Or. Myers
Detective Nurse Also
Denounced.

Wheeling, ~ Va, Jan 20.-The de-
fenae in the trial Of Mrs. Laura Forms.
worth schenk, today introduced testi-
mony to show taat her husband, John
o. Sehcnk, whom she is charged with
poisoning, had been III long before
the time lao state all ,god she ar
ministered poison to him. In support
Of the contentious the lawyer for Mrs-
schenk put On the stand Charles II,
Hrghcs, a railroad man. and Or. A. G.
tnasst, the Schenk family physician.
The afternoon session was emily
ened by tilts between the attorneys.
The defense sought to put on the
stand Or. Robert b. Steppey Of Pitts.
burg, 10 impeach the testimony OF
Mrs Eleanor zoekler or Mrs. Klein, "
the detective nurse.
Attorney Boyee sail nc wished to
show that she was addicted to the
use OF morphine. Tie state objected
and was sustained
Hughes testified t1at long belfre
Mr.. scbenk's trip he told hin. Of suf.
fering from narse1. the same syrp.
toms the physicians atts.buted to
POISONING
Dr. Best he'd testified that he hal
treated sehenB for tousilitis ia Sep
tember, 1909, also sad attended him
on other occasions THE" doctor, an
swering the hypothetical question fof
the state, was ot the opinion that the
symptoms described were those 81
lead ana arsenic poisoning
The defense introduced wltnessc2
to irnpeach DR.. j. W. Myers, who tes-
tifed that Mrs. Schenk had secured
sugar of lead from him, aud who also
said he aad refused to sell her Fow-
lers solution of arsenic when she an
piled. The states attorney protested
against several questions and this
brought on lively dlts. The defense
has decided to place Mrs. Scnenk on
the stand
The court has asked for instruc
tons from the lawyers for tomorrow
but it is likely they will not be ready
The lawyers for Mrs. Schesk say they
may be able to conclude their side Of
the case by Saturday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-21
GAS GOT IN DEADLYVO
Five Persons Pounds Overcome in
Philadelphia's "Tenaeroin"
District Yesterday.

Philadelphia, ain. 20.-Gas got in
its deadly work IN two different
places in the "tendesloln' section Of
this city today when i've persons
were found overcome, four of them
dying before they could be resusci-
tated. John Boyle eai his sister,
Nellie, and John Keefe, were found In
one house, and were dead when re-
moved to a hospital Charles WeilSr
and Saddle Grossman were found
overcome IN room In lodging
house. Weier was dead and the
woman was in serious condition.
"A defective gas meter was re-
sponsibie fer the death of the first
three. In the case of Weier and the
woman the police are not certain that
IT was an accident.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-21
SENATOR JONES TO OFFER BILL
IN ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE
SOON.
SEEMS TO BE RADICAL
Resembles Laws in Other States
Regulates Campaign Expendi-
tures--Political Meetings
THE Penalties.

Springfield, Ill, Jan. 20--The state
administration corrupt practices act
which VIII be introduced in the sen,
ate next Wcnk by Senator Jones, pro
yi,Ias taat money for political pur-
roses can be eXpenced only by two
parties, first, candidate, and, sec
ond, political committee and that
mo other persons shall be permitted
to expend any money for political
purposes In connection with any
campaign in primary or final elec'
tons"
While the bill appears radical In
many respects, it is similar In effect
with other laws in other states.
One of the most radical features
prohibits the holding Of a political
meeting in a saloon or bar room, or
in any building conneesed with a sa
loon and not only Furnishes the per
sons who arrange the meetings b1t
also the proprietor of the premises
which permits such meetings to be
held, Violations Of these provision
are made misdemeanors, punishabl2
ly fine and Imprisonment.
In its provisions the bill draws
definite lines Of punishment for mic.
demeanors and felonies, All misde
meanors are punishable by fine Of
not less than $50 or more than $1,000
or ty imprisonment or not less than
cne month, or mere than three yoarF
or both.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-21
EsoLuTioMsFoR ELECTION or
c-sAToRs EY VOTE or
THE PEOPLE.
RAYN0R MAIN SPEAKER
Assaulted Sutherland Ar7cadHssat
Giving Senate cowcr to Control
Time and Manner sena-
toriaf Elections.

Washington. Jan. 70. For the first
time stree the repcrt of the asesou-
tion looking to the eleaton Gf United
States senators by the direct vote pf
the people that resolution toiay be-
came the subject of general debate IN
the senate, which serves 10 iadicais
the chief danger threatening the sua-
cess of The resolution
Senator Rlynor was Tho cilief
speaker. but the discussion was pat-
ticapated ID BY Senators Bacon, Bo-
rail-, Sutherland ami Others
It grew out Of the Maiylnnd soma
tors assault upon the sutheriand
amendment giving congress snah
power to control the time and man
ner of holding senatorial elections, as
Is now possessed by 1t in TIE election
Of members Of the house OF reprs-
sentatlves.
The aneaameai which Is giving the
Ifrlopd5 q measure paricillar con
eern, apt S 10 many oil the leauh-
lican genaters but not to the Dsnl0-
crats
Both senaicrs noaa and Bacoa
charged that me Sutherland provi-
sion world authorize the use Of ted-
eral agents al an the POLLS, and waile
NV. Sutherland admitted that such
ext-~,se from such authority would
be impossible, he contended That II
wolid be invoked only IN eases Of
abuse.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-21
BOUNTY BILL IS SCORED
Certain Senators Declare Il VIII Lead
e Ship Subsidy That WiII be
Too Expensive.

WASHINGTON, Jan, 90 Asserting II
the senate today that the pcadins
ocean mail bounty bill IS merely m
entering wedge to general ship sub
sidy, which may require an arnuaf
expenditure Of from sS0.o9e,gG0 To
Si0g.DO0,000. Senator Cummins &C
Iowa, today made Vigorous onslavrhts
upou that measure. Senator Eart0n,
OF Ohio, also attached the bill, as cai-
culateS to be gery expensive and ia
little good
Senator GalilnTpv defsndef thv mea
sure, saying II wculd ccn.ihute \
muehnccded stimulus I'd a decaaent
sAipplng.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-21
MAN sEWED UP IN
CARCASS OF MULE; INSANE

Blairsyille, Ga, Jan 20.--Barlow
Brown the man who was sewed mp IN
the carcass Of mule while in an al.
legged intoxicated condition By some
companions several weess ago las
gone insane as the result o. bleed
poisoning contracted from the mule
carcass, The fonr men responsible
FOX the practical Joke II II sail have
fed the country. Brown is not ex'
pectei to recover.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-21
MAY DELAY ELECTION.

Denver, Jan. 20.--Twenty-one mem
hers Of the Democratic majority Of
the Colorado assembly put theig
names today to an Agreement to pre-
vent the election of a United States
senator until the platform pledges Of
the Democratic party have ben en-
acted into law
1t is believed the action Of today
caucus may delay the choice Of a sue
cessor to the late Charles J. Hughes
Jr, for thirty days or more, although
the official balloting is to begin next
Tuesday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-21
MINERS DANGEROUSLY BURNED

Wheatcroft, KY, Jan 20.-FoLr
miners were dangerously burned and
entomber for an hour while the lives
of 20 others were impeafled by an ex-
plosion of coal dust at the bottom
of shaft No. of the Western Ken,
lucky Coal Mining Company's mines
here at O'Clock this afternoon, The
dust was ignited by the explosion of
a keg Of powder.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-21
PRAISE PAUL MORTON


New YORK, Jan 20. Resolutions of
jraise Of the life of Pail Motion, and
the sorrow over his death We're unani.
mously adopted today BY THE jifec
tors OF th9 EdCitable Lire Assurance
Society, the Equitable Trust Com
pany and the Mercantile Tmst Com
pany, ana hy the executive committee
OF the Association Of Life Insurance
Presidents
All of the resolutions were ordered
cnsross for presentation to the widow.
together with the personal copdolea-
ces Of the directors for all The family
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-21
ECUADOR WILL.
NOT ARB|1RATE
REFUSES TO SEND HER BOUND
AIRY DISPUTE WITH PERU 70
THE HAGUE FOR SETTLE
MENT.

Quayaquil, Ecuador, Jan. 20.~-Equa-
dor has declined to send the dispute
over the Peru-Equador boundary to
the Hague court for arbitration Jose
Peralto, the Equadorian secretary or
foreign affairs, today answered the
Joint note Of Brazil of Argentine Re
public and rejected the suggestion in
their efforts toward mediation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-21
Injunction Erred.

what" said the little girl. The
father is something of fastidian as
to speech. and he said to the FIVE.
year-old: you should never say
'Whatr my dear; always say; l beg
your pardon That the Injunction
erred on the side of sweepingness was
conveyed to him later, when the lit
tie girl, pointing to q blossom, said
II beg your pardon Is the name ol
that flower?'
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-21
CAUSED NO SURPRISE.

Washington, Jan. 20-The an
nouncement from Quayaquil that
ECUADOR had declined to send the
Peru-EquadOr dispute to the Hague
Court for arbitration created no sur
prise in official quarters here 1t has
been amply indicated from advices re-
ceiyed by the state department.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-21
TENTH BALLOT
N TENNESSEE:
NO CHOICE FOR UNITED STATES
SENATOR-POLlTlcAL LEAD
ERS MORE AT SEA-CoLO-
RADIO SITUATION.

Nashville, Tenn, Jan 2O,-The
tenth ballot for United tSates sena-
tor was taken in the Legislature to-
day and has left the political leaders
at sea probably more than they have
been since the assembly convened
Mcmillan could get no more than SO
votes, although yesterday he re
celved G2 and Enloe's votes remained
the same, 63.
]. b. McKellar, of Memphis, who
has, not announced his candidacy, r.
ceived votes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-21
70 TRY LyNcAER.

Newark. Ohio, Tan 70 IA jury for
the trial Of Wm. Mckinley, a shop
keeper, far alleged participation IN
the lynthing ol cavl Etherineton here
last July, was completed today The
opening statements we're made by the
state and defense and court adjourned
until Monday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-21
BOWLING TOURNAMENT OPENS
TONIGHT IN ST. LOUIS.

ST, Louis, Ian, 90 Sixteen five nlen
teams Of enc local league will start
the eleventh ANIMAL tournament ol
the American rogllna Congress hero
jomorrow Night III the Coliseum, THO
allnys anj all arrangements have
been comploted. The Tournament Win
rIose February Gtn, and before the
closing 4t2 hye ncn tcams ana more
than 2.00o individuals viii have
bowiol, 1'he prize list amounts III
s3j,000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-21
A Tender Conscience.

Owen Peterson Of Fort Collins,
Colo, 65 years old. walked 30 miles 10
pay cent to druggist ID Greeley
Peterson confessed that NE han stolen
q postal card from The stare vast week
and his conscience would not let him
rest Until he had made restitution.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-21

Sleeplessness IS the greatest men.
ace that tired or overwrought nerves
have for beauty 'r~d health, sleep
may be induced BY warm milk slipped
slowly, Or, II this 10 ineffective. by
long drafts Of cool water and cold
bandags around the brow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-21
RATIFICATION ELECTIONS.

Albuquerque, N. NJ Jan. 20.-Elec-
tions for the ratification of the con-
stitution for the new state of New
Mexico are TO be held tomorrow In
dications are that heavy vote Will
be polled
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-21
BIG MILLING PLANT BURNED.

st. Louis, Jan, 2o.--The plant Of
the Manchester Milling Company IS
miles west Of here, burned tonight
The loss Is estimated at 100000
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-21
BANKERS CALLED
BY GRAND JURY
EANviLlE ELECTION FRAUD
PRoBE TAKES SENSATION.
AL TURN.
CAEN)H'S SON-IH-LAV
Was Among Those Called as Wit
nesses Yesterday--Politics Boil
inq Over in Connection
With Inquiry.

Danyille, H., Jan. 20-The appear
anee Of the presidents Of four banks
who were bondsmsn ror former
Comfy Treasurer II. II. Whitlock, b..
foge tte grand irry today, caused
4umors THAT they formed an entering
wedge in tte cafurt elections probe
hut none III the court officials nor
Jurors would neither affirm nor
deny Il.
Ii IL believed tke grand jury will
take up the vote selling question
Monday, AS all criminal matters viii
have been disposed Of by then.
1t was said that nearly twoythirls
Of the jury support Foreman Isaac
woodward in demanding rigid in
vestigation of the charges and rumors
of political corruption.
States Attorney j. II, Lewman, be.
yond saying he will prosecute vigor
ously any person against whom any
indictments are returned, and will
welcome testimony peiofe the Crane
jury, refuses to discuss the matter
Among the men called before the
jury today was u. T, Lesuere, soa.in-
law OF former Speaker Cannon, ana
half q dozen Other bankers These
men, with Cannon himself, were
bondsmen Of eS-TreasUrer iafdY
Whitloek. They viii tali the inqlisl-
torial body Of the detalcation o. S3d-
COO thny We're forced to make good
after Whiilock had baoA beaten N nus
race fer saarilf lasf November Ihe
shortage is laid diteetiy 70 vote nuy-
ins and heavy canipai2n u expenses ny
friends cl tha ne@ missing county
.oihciai
Significance OF Move
the calling OF these aen, |ho are
among banyllle's most |eaithy ana
prominent citizens, IS fega' asa Dy
those on the inside as move pre-
llnlinary 10 iaying pafe me scanda.
lous proceedings when nave marked
Fermillion eouhtys eiec'lohs 10Y
years. Whlle these witnesses VIII
tel only OF thelf kho"iede@ concern
ing WhltlocKs shortage pDe 'esa'
foundation lor procedure WheIepE
ms polltieal managers to~nsiilp cap
tains and workers may De ha'lled lh'o
court, ~ is sald, VIII pc ialu'
IN polltlcal circles u had oeeI gen
orally telt that with the satisiyins o'
the defalcation by the Dondsineh the
shortage scandal would ne squelcnsa'
Foreman isaac Woooydru alu ing,'l-
oers Oh the grand jury are not ms,
posed 70 ieei tfat way. lhey ieSat"
! Whltiocks case as Q ilallhg e&ahiple
OF what unclean poiltics VIII do w
toF OF tals they nave Deen gwen
adNlce ny states Attorhey John ~
LeFman that the law ~ far lrom Dc
ing satished by the restitution.
| Wnen WnitioeK tooE tle money
from lhe treasury ne comnlitled
crime the prosecutor told tne Jury
Even though he personally had madc
restitution, the crime would sun DC
apparent The law mas not been salts
fed
- cad" eor the Inquiry
It Is geEeF " understood by thost
who are el&. e TO the situation tha'
the Whitlock case viii be Inc lead
through which the inquisltoflal Doa'
WIN pursue It's investigation Such
procedure would lay pare many Sc
erets Of the last Two elections ~hlc1
would tend to give impetus 10 me in
quiry.
i In the primary or sept. l7' Johh \
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-07
MOTHER WOULD SELL FINGER
TO PROVIDE FOR HER CHILD:
WILL DISPOSE OF DIGIT FOR 81 900

This Is an Absolutely bona fde o.
FER 1Irs- Soser. whose address IS 1s5
Bronx PARK avenue. is pretty and
Intelligent woman
IT Is for Ruth. she beE8a si1ni4
Ruth Is ny little 1e-Feaa-o.1 dalEh-
ter. and she has only her mother 30
care Tor her. I voaid 60 ANYTHING in
the ECrid % bring her up VITA Ire
a1gaatazes c1-Ei6zr essential. ard
Q colnt it cheap 70 give 40 o1e dlzer
~ that WnLzr ir Los Angeles Nil
pay me Seffe she may have tte ms
er As soor as she wants ir
just Why DO { need that amount
81 moleg Because I niu Iot bring
up my enid CD a large e.tg rolid
rather see Rlrh lying il her cora
than - forcet to keep Ger aaT lC-E
ct in NeE YORK
Not frzf -1is civ IS arr worse
than snF Of she oikers. Mrs. S1rer
added quickly rhey al Zone iu
the sane cateEcrv ard nor 11e -
them IS ht f1r a chiid The ar a
lad. the streets are bad. TIE aseo-
cfsfiors are Undesirable. the e1ert
of the Eereral environment o1 uleaf-
al and noraI 1nd ptrsIcai heaila 5
nosl 1=Qio-aaie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-07
GATES DIVORCE DECREE
Final Action Taken in Wife s
Salt Against Ffn#n
ciers Son
Spselai % Daily FseaAsf

6pscs21 % Daily asez6ef
Ness Tors- &ag BgFeae EuFt
Justice B41y goAsY sgmed khe final
decree uE aosolA5e 4sFoEre ln lagae q
MarF ~ GAtes and agalnst gaare &
s@tes There s. na WeaSaon ag at
ags u e a~e ane MsA GaAes
aiamea SD g@marfE during f3e gsf#Fssae
Il Gates
iaese &@s considerable 8afNfaae et
sse8 eheH i secame knQ@N eArlg
'as, sdns Aaf sirs Gates eas 81
6rlhN an atiam fus 4gFee amA Mr
Gates aaa teeB .H feeas fp8 q
saeesi kfalu Aad taTsd - a2 i9
ia 9g ter Ia sfy ad sfsget teconrilf.
atpa The s8e EEen faF tae
cial train. Asea male re4 EaH.
HAs tasa2 States Aaa a@p afr5 u
sac l a ahklag as 49saH lalle
T8e Gates Wse mArEe8 e "a ls9i1S
ftirtesn Taars as8 au8 hae ~ e
dfen Gates Is saH 81 r
f. AZ she nedslse oE hs iafAeE 59an
W Gates
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iBERHATHY MAS THERE
I" Marrying Parson Bravcd High
Water Rather 7 han Disappoint
Couple Wishing to Re Spliced

REV y r. saNashr HH4Fes4 shs elA.
s9~gfa xeA1eFs8y astegaesn 4m1 again
sssFswsvsvmF@sf s4v1 rfaAys g1 tssz sfysnsrsf
F@t, IaT sx agsnn flA nas t0
N-Nalsea ssMs ge@h and Tina Bsa
sns Ag ssaFN.age a tbgee asease& at the
MAfA1HaAe anf fne ansE srnTeG sna
gae egMgle @se aos ON h4nd som AZ.
fsr fAe @i@airad anaF twN aasaA-
sag eate alsA fA~ meNs thas Sae
bride aUd a8iaa N@fn aa.iias an 5ae
@tAeE ssde 9s sase FsReF wHseh taeF
Hege aFe8enfesl from crossing sy asga
Nafer
ssssF.s=s-yT -sss sss ~ r-s. 1:f,-~r ~
thH river saa after RA,s slah ae
sselGs aFtsgea ~ ghA F'sr1a brf8ge
waere 81 cDsse "A AaggY awaited
Alm saere Aai AFTER s~o asaie dFlfe
se srslsm tna aame az sA@ 5fA1r
here sae ed8iHe sgoA e3ace
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New York. Aug. 7-N Nsnte1--By
Mrs. REGINALD Waldorf Of Los Ange-
les. Cal, ueE riEht foresager.
Length. 5 inches. distance from fHE-
er tlp 70 palm, tenmb joint : TIC
inches, proximal point. IS inches ID
eircumference. middle ioinr. = 5-is
inches In circumference distai iolnt,
lis inches in circumference. Lzb=r-
81 parmert.
A sev DAYS AGO this advertise meut
vas fnssrfet In California papers By
Dr. Fred b Nest % Ios ANGELES and
colied far and vide. Today the Even
iag World received the following let
fe-.
III the item advertising los q son
ans nnger Is really authentic.
should Ike 70 commuaica1e win D..
Vest an 50 desperately i1 nee-
d money thar q an ready % grasp -
gais possible JOKE in the bore fl1- =.
may. AFTER al. Be true. and thar an
on the bill o. Requirements. As re1T-l
ss / car judge from The llst of d.
ueussons given. the frsr tig.t of mE
riEhf haud corresponds 20 ric7-
sifh thar required tv the hdF
MRS n a SOYER.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-07
C0HGREsSN[H ar PLAY
Democrat ard Republican
Teams Match Skill on
the Diamond

NaaswgT8n. y = Aak Like i
leg os koys waiting ieF aoDS HU les
oar almost evexH asainaeg i y1e
aoase feaag HcEegea abouf waitlng
sgr adjournment aad tAe greas e9a
zsssnal aas@aaiH game between z1a
Democratic and ektAu6lixzM membess
seaedalea fee sass ast@rn00n When
the tszaas llae 0p st fae kSe0rses0Ra
iaei4 8 reeesd tToad IS expess ~ u ~
seaa &C. ee s@& s. .s.ss.1sssssssssrrssssss
groard association The DeE1oerA rAEtc
battery Is Webo. g %oFzA lafDlinas
Pitcher. 0AAheAa. at ArsAmsAH. eAsrh
er. Republicans. Kendall, ~ lowa.
pitcher. Bark oi PeBnsg iFanla. eaten
er faeSsgn Ansagay as.a oaapdoek.
af Kahsss are 0n x&e HegH iirAA
Team TIE ttteF te eiag Substitutes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-07
JlY RI0ERs TO Be
WHIPPED BY iHGRi MOTHERS
- b - e.

--er-L1 70 Aa-A- A-1-.-1--
Galysstcu. Tex AuE IA enii~
r-ns u1si or heFse-a ais5.as h=s ~
ctalfIeurs Who base tesl n.akins ii-e
miserable for residents ef tae G--i-
=-n ozrt ~ ths els IS rhat fte mcfa-
ers N many ~ tie caidren have -
-atIstef
TIE uoiice fsrsyt uleui having ,1l.e1
~ ruf . sfop CD The irg riders and the
fer arrested having escaped rl-A
Eeht raes. the women decided to teEe
---.se.e ~ lhetr nas haHf-
TIE effect has been marvellous. even
IRIS Far,r lr ths ar1Ts ~ lie orzarir1-
ton allrt rrescf Pes ten l1s-ss llr
tta rrs- orense. g for ere second
cfferce and q f0 15 il- r1e taird 81
fenzs Tie men trsttes t1 a con- q
inE rarely te'I s-e story themselves
fee1-se of tae alniI.lti1n 4ft4ci=l
thereto
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-07
THERE'S MANY A SLIP"
Proposed Advances in Class
Freight Rates Suspended BY
Commerce Commission

Washington. D. e.. Aug s-The
proposed advance in class freight
rates by railways operating between
tAe Mississippi and Missouri rivers. to
have become effective Oct1aer 2sth.
was suspended hy the Interstate Com
Der 4ttn- The suspension affects al
classes o. rates from Atlantis sea-
board points 20 Kansas City and other
Missouri river transfers The fucre4s-
Is proposed average about nine ceuts
per hundred on first class freight
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HEROIC FIREMAN LOSES ARM
- to 'lle - -.

special tD the Daily Leader.
&asssa Tex Aag -an aes ~
aNFnssm Na performed III Walter E
slmm fireman an tAe Hoz on nd
Bsxas Central railroad near here hss
evening The sran was running at
ann sae~d w1en tas engineer and
fireman saw saead of them the body
0i q boy asag Aer9ss she track
Sinlsns rashed b she pslos 81 ths en-
gine ar8 farDasng himself sorwarn.
sFle1 b s0sa tne body trpn she track
Bur tor the fact shat the BODY was
bound and sied se the rails. aimms
1agld hare saved hss sife. 49, a Nas
ssmHns arn Was drawn un5er the pl-
i1E AID broken Ia two ggar The 90y
Mas Tan a9ar and kilieG
& figtSNsfN are searching Tor she per
aesraagTs ot tha erInas little h0g Ras
aH ngknpwa Mexican. assgat ~ years
CID
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-07
.sUIT0R KILLS Z AND SELF
Breaks in Home, Shoots Father
and Girl, Then Commits
Suicide
special ID the paIlr Ieaaer.

0llvls. AEinn Aug WA WaIn.
hls daughter Cora. and Edward Corey
weFa sss0g and killed at fha MesFr
hone early t0daF Esdward Cores ala
the shooting EfA Was re5eet42
slritor OE Miss Wolff.
Edward COREY, 400 Mas said 10
baye Deen In loge with sslss Wusm
called at the R'ogn home Fridag oat
vas told By she girls father sG leave
the house and nai return
Early this morning e. entered ere
home while the family was asleep
and went into the girls room Her
screams aroused hsr father. wao was
shot dead as soon as he crosses. the
threshold oil the room Mrs Welt
gseE; 80 S7aTiH stcss h0aae. $50
blocks distant Sheriff Nlek, r1 Ml-
panied by Marshal SheFin, attempted
"a go into the bedroom where Corey
vas and we're warned away bg Cor
~. who threatened TO shoot lmme-
diateiy two more shots were heard
and when the officers forced iu rne
door tney found three dead bodies