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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-01
WATER OFFICIALS ELATE0
Big Rise Coming Down Cotton
wood City May Cause Har-
ris Some Vexation

Unexpected raising o. The Cotton
wood river TODAY gave the depart
menf biz boost. making the water
supply for the next thirty days maea
better than expected The increase
II the waier today is FemaF aFkabse,
By night III ia 5eIeTed the water
Niil fEl 10 the top of ali dams and
that il ALL nos b. necessary longer
10 us4 a Gre engine ID pump over q
dam Al additional dam sill b.
made 10 provide foF further saving
Eagiy iosias Il was reported 10 WAFER
Commissioner Spencer thai the river
was rising rapidly this side 0f Sew
ard, and the commissioner Grove cut
four miles He f0Hna q great spread
Of water where yesterday there had
BEEN az water. He calculates that
Ene fall effect " fhe Increase wifi
BE tssk Al fhe power house tomorF0w
and advises THAI people 6o nos re.
sumo spFinsilng before thai tine
The increase in the a0w Il am-
doubt edgy due "a BIZ rain thaf
came north ~ Edmond Mopday ana
TUESDAY N iIlaed the ground III khe
RaEer shed north 81 Edmond ana
started bog supply in the numerous
numerous runs forming the Cotton
wood. TIE local increases il tns
cctt0nwcod supply has rapidly
dwindiea ~ the minlmnn
The Harris dam episode ls ngf
causing farther srpabie Harris was
enjolaed yesterday beiare he got AS
row ut SACKS aersMs tae stream
south 0f 1Ae santa ~ bridge He
was believed ga 1e 4nHeavaring 70
eut otF the acw Ks ri4ims ghs u.s.
0f great 0aan<Etses 1T c0s&oaxooa
water BIZ tAa city il presudiciat To
hEs farm
/. n Nas found hY sh4 police Ga else
tioa Say thst Hsvris wss -re.ss -. J.
|t0 irrsgafe his Alfalfa field on tAe
ts0ficnwool and that M had secured
Z traction engine and . pumping
nMtfif The engine was being
bsUagh tarcIgA toEB sna was 81
Fhe asphalt streets when the police
found H. ibe onfft was hacked 1M
toe asphalt 81 cagssl Boulevard and
ANarner MTHnae satc an alisy, ahere
Il remains There J. ~ gxsiianc4
against fmHn!ns traction enginss on
asphalt streets.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-01
STARR GANG
READY FOR
LYNCHERS
REMAIN BEHIND BARRr.
cADE IN EXPECTATION
or MOB
RECEIVE RElAFOncEMEATS
FROM INDIAN COWBOYS
slVsTaI More Arrests as Rs-
suIt Of PuTuIn Flight EI-
pseisd To-Day

MuskOgee. lskia, June l.--P0HE
Starr aud Jos Davis. who after 4
desperate battle with posse al
Porum. Okla Monday. fn which five
men were killed. and who sgrren-
dered 10 county officers here yester-
day, remained today al the home 0t
wis father here. where they bar
ricaded themselves last night Id ex-
pectaSiOn Df attack from mob Of
Forum citizens bent on irnchlng All
wss quiet Several more arrests as
the resulf OF the Forum fight are ex-
pected today.
Pony star biz wife and seven-
year-old girl, Jack Davis. his ~ffe.
sam Davis, Joe Davis and six or
seven Indian cowboys are now ak the
Davis home waiting for the mob 10
reach Muskogee Both Mrs. starr
and Mrs Davis are equally GOOD
shots as their husbanAs.
Sheriff Misener has aired hts
deputies 70 keep him in hourly
touch with rhe situation ID P0rum
and to wire him Immediately If
trouble starts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-01
BARRED By CONSTITUTION
provision Prevents Acceptance
Of appointment II School
spr Feeble-Minaed

Thar n'r ! J. Wa.sssas w4ase.
eff0'N. niemneF IL sAa sn4ea
si.e nTsf ana senena lssxas ea1
sei aeeeEx tha ggsSoh sen ezAs 5sn
~ sAp@FlsFpa@@nF 0t gAe sfNsA ssass
.of tae feeaAe mSsaaa gnsax svoa
0i 4sAeAe y. u ghH STATE c@mxes
faSs0si. y tne sesaiag 81 re sgs1<nsg
seaeT4s se.dAy Is 81 8pAaiaa 10 a Al
fass4A* secretary sg fA# F1asa aassu
@aaeasie N7 NslsA.ay Mas
H.s zas4s M tae SHxuaa Gex1sl sfsgs :
*aaeA sresFsd end essAbAssh4sg IA
a4ci At AI4 Or Williams e1amAns
&ssA iA nss sFVsessiSm aNA mas 4asa.
alsT rfsAa ser tie posisson
0f Williams aaa tasngly resgan8 IN
sarare dnffaz sexss0ns " - Fs-st
2aa Seeend legislatures aaa are mesl
hngwm berg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-01
COUNTY MUST PAY BILLS
9 o o o o . O o D o o 0 o o 9

That the expense of boiling the ne
cent state election On Apvsl Z5tn
when fhe @mendment N secsiCn nlHe
Of article nins 81 the state eOnggisn
ton wss Y0t 9ooa anonld be DOrne
" t8e county II sae glat Cf a opinion
given bY The c0uniy sffoTney 10 n.
M Thacker. secretary 0t Greer c0an-
tv election board The attorney
general safs there Is M pFoviai0n
authorizing electl0n Dfic@rg t0 oe
Fald our 81 the gfate treasury.
To County AtfOrneT II. u Henry,
0s Greer county. the sffornes general
gives the opinion saat neither she
c0urE nor the board of county corn
H.isgiOners has suthorstT 10 compr0-
n.sze tue bail 0f q defendant wao
failed 10 appear but that she e0untF
sft0rney has pOwer 70 compromise II,
certain instances.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-01
MAXIMUM INTEREST RATE
Building and Loan Companies
Forhi.iden TO Charge More
Than 10 Per Cent

To @, A Sharpe. OF Oklahoma. City
the attorney general gives the int0r-
nation thar under the state laws q
building and loan company ran not
Charge over TEN per cent interest per
annum.
Attorney General NFegr In an 0piH-
ion to County Attorney r n Ransgeli
0s Ellis county. who wanted 10 gnoW
II be could mandamus the os2-~rs Di
Woodward county 10 pay 10 bis coun-
NV the money due under the snpFete
court judgment making an equitable
division Of the property Of old Wood.
ward county. suggests that be make
APPLICATION 10 the court "a have the
judgment modified 80 that the Wood
ward officers will be directed by the
cnrt 70 make levy sufficient 10 pay
rAe Judgment owing the county o.
Ellis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-01
4 VIhITl ELECTION HuD0LE

Tee att0raeF general ia 81 ogiai1n
'Fc MayDT G Star, Or yInts. sayz
fisf be d nOs authorized 70 call .
special election for member "a tie
school board At the city election
last April q r. Smith and M. III.
Derk receiyed tse rgSe FOR SIZE ofFlce
Tie attorney general hOlds tnaf an.
less the Old member resigns he must
serve untiI nsu Year. when his sue-
neg8of can BE- elected.
TO County Attorney John A SDofu
NJ Beaver cOpnsg. me stfo-rer gen.
eIal advises shat aN Gnes collectea
sos violation o. ne state laws sa0ula
W turned into me eonnty treasury
sEa that al Eass collected FOR viols.
ton Of city Dralnances shG#sd g8 70
tae Municipality
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-01
RATE QU|z
SESSION IS
ENL|VENED
CHAIRMAN LOVE GOES
AFTER SANTA FE
sTATisTIcIAN
'HEAsHlH ALSO PR0p0UkOs
SOME POINTED QUESTIONS
Object Was 10 Throw Light On
Judge Hooks Injunction
Decision
SDecial 10 Daily Leader.

Oklahoma CitY, Okls.. June L.
Colonel 1acx Love. chairman 0f gaa
corporation commission euliyened 3
daii session of the grain rate hear
irg "Wednesday afternoon when he
asked Statisfician Peabody of tae
SaEs@ re railroad directly is Att0r-
Legs Hook and Hagermsn. the form
ev son Ds federal Judge. we're NOT ia
Judge Hooks apartments when Pea
cody vas making computations at the
request of the court
The conferences 10 question between
JIdge Ho0k and Peabody was Just
prior 10 ths announcement that TIE
cglaa0ma freight rates had bsen eH-
sclHed Members 0f corporation COM
mission have asserted that Judge
FscOk quoted Literally from Peabody
lie bis opinion. Aft0ynags Hook sEa
H1german MEere counsel fJE tae Faia-
roads in shse rate cases
ID reply 10 Colonel L0Ye's question.
Peabody said that neither Of the az
l0rnegs named Hzs In the yDom, ant
denied that be knew Judge HOOK 3
son
Commissioner rensnAN inquired
ig Peabody and HsgeFman we're H0t
members 0f PARTY 81 Santa Fe
0sfAciais wh0 accompanied sDme fed
eYal 5unge 10 the South two years
sg0, ali expenses being paid ag the
santa r.. fAenshaw referred ta 4
resolution Introduced in congress
lstsf calling FOR an investigation q
TIE Incident ard tie impeachment
- one Of the judges. bur which Tas
AithdFawn before zesi0n was taken
aH il
Peabody said that ne Rad never
neard 0f shE trip. nor Of the expense
accounts being settled by the Santa
re
Y0a don't want Il 10 20 into the
fec0nas DO YOU. Henshaw. observed
Atfcrney e. Il Jackson of the KATY.
that you say Hagerm2n and Hook
we're On that trip. do y0n
No. I never heard that Hook vas
On il. replied Henshaw, bat lad
understood that Hagermsn WAS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-01
fBy Leased wire,

Denver. Colo. June l--Shylnck de-
naRdins bis poand of flesh has 3
rival Iii the person al q Denver ~On-
a. Her demand is not for flesh. but
sa spirit that matches thas Gf the
Jew Of Venice she demands AZ inch
on wall: an inch of BRICK ana mortar
lhat was placed through accident up
Oh her land.
The hatred al twp moMen II be-
hsnd fhs fight thAt VIII probably leaa
10 the chlseiinx .0s an inch nff the
wall III fhs newly flnlshea Bradshaw
bnildIng On Sfont street. between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth The women
- -. se.szs - ..1.s.. sA.e ~. =
NJ OF the hussalng. and MTs Jennie
Ware, who owns the Iot that adiolns
Fhe Bradshaw building on the west
The two women we're once friends.
II fact * one time they discussed
plAns OF putting up adjoining hulla
lhgs with a partnership waIl Their
friendship gre4 cool because of ]
Misunderstanding urer the psynaeni
q, ! hiti FOR gois purchased b. Mrs.
Wars fr0m Mrs, Bradsnaw's store. 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-01
lBY Ieas3 wlms

Csneianafs. Taa# assal4il1as
~AleA wese saopses sadag s. sae
NeeEsF meefsnE a tire Methodist
Ministers association of c1eiaaAs
en46wmniGx iAe courts ing allowing
George b Cos 70 escape pfcslsi0G,
fzy ges9st ia tae aYress 81 s8ose
ministers i1F ae@teasg ef ep@rs
Judge Niiisam " E.eason. wag
flaa on gh@ ecx case anA gaashea
tlie snaggtsaeass. s1sd ha w0asa refss
fe Tssniassens ID rs TAR assualat! !aa
AhseA ID sAfa mas prefer eAMfges
z-sagIs. Eae maAiS+ess
1adgs IlrEs3a HAgs ae cas- ha24
ta~ ss4ssssks@gs sag ssesrANgt 81 Usags
ia wy opinson. fha memhers ok
ta.s association haze committed eos-
femel. anz Il tae nstfer IS seen a8
sGe Aar association AZ aaya seen
Fl. taeF Ngs5 Is aeId for contempt.
ssid 5as8e DseAs0a
fs is nef that shey harmed me
PARTICULARLY. Aak sAas t@ey ssles8
sAosA ressaasiD0s before sAe Cox case
IL settled. ana thereby ,euasa 70
graiA4iee the niinas * tAe Judges il
sAe case 2EaAAAs he aeleaaanG
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-01
Steel sssunste Tsssifes
f1y Associated Pvrss ]

N8SAlngtsga 81. g TaH@ s--F bert
q Cars. eaaiEmsah 0s tAe h0asa 0s sa
rsefars 0s fha United Saas@s Sseel
corporation today 9enss4 know led Es
ss1s prggosed t1yMas.oa os e@na
1iustsgn to control tee steel trade "
tae Kagsa before the E99se commit
Fee Investigating the atg@s tsass
he declared Ae bad conae ~ W4E&-
lngton to tegl frankly aIi be knew as
the Asg corporation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-01
Il DIE:
IN MEXICO
SAYS D|Az
PARTING WORDS or TX.
PRESIDENT As tiE SAILS
FOR SPAIN

Jaare2s iann WITH eHPFes.aaeat
Dlaz oa ire asean boand .rs Enrgsp
ssa Nad@Fo provisional governors
being Installed iG an~ after zaAsAer
ns she states Mexico IS gradually
saimGnx aUwn Nonl Mss fsssg.a
here s08aY that TIRE ChsaHsaaa iegls
latuTa would Hs06@Asg eoavene samoF.
t0w and elect Anram G0aaagas pro
sion al governor He was aa active
MadeRasfa ealaf lis Installation
completes the 1854 ss prrfisi0aal goF.
av8ors in n0rta@rn Mexsep
Iasx saasea wisA Ess fAmlig oE
fFlfa0es tFom Vera Cryix tQr HaYEe
Ffaaee. e3& Hssaaa iass ntget HAs
aasl aeSllnatiaa s sg.asH H4 sAs9
ol aeaTin8
gSl 9Ae M M~KiAe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-01
TO TEST CONVICT LABEL IlB

The shoe manufacturing frm Dt
Foge a Mgntg g0megy. Louisville. XIV
has started salt ia federal c0urt
here 10 tesf Tia c0nststus ionalty of
the state <sBTlse label lzw. TaeFs
ls law FeaulFlng prison made g5osis
tO he labelled aaa LABOR COznn1is-
ssoaeg DsHgaerfy is said 20 hare
been aeF5ye fa eatorciAz if IAe 6rEm
says p9Fg 0f iis peodge5 e made aE.
der contract wllh M Kentucky state
prison sid Shzt the activity 0s EAe
laDo. conmisgi0aer las z DFe3a8ieszl
effeef On that tFaie Es is dens@s be-
j charged wiiA an Enforcement 81
the lsw kae case also rests On tn
rerAtate c0mMerae claims E1sake-
,i0n against tbe sa50r cotnmEsss sonef
ii sought
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-01
CLAIMS HIGHT n COUNCIL

&se1effNs seasfA1@ aHssapag ws aaKs
a2 "a tAae ~ es8at5l t8r doassa.
Aase s'M1e faasx sgeFas Is.
asesH wAa ee @u AAa gAarA wRss Ae
Process sNs g gsaesaz saa xFadsag
nEAtEers @e maasns e4as
0e ge0FkHa asn n t
@.i ran sAe saaatses of sa~ sts tNs
e4Anse sr government may na %n.
pectaa SEQ NHvss m sssux
SMe e.essiVH Esr saalms ss4 4anssm ws4
e aebz on sAs a2sA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-01
MUST PIr ron OWN B0A0s

That All state officers and employees
must pay TOR their own bonds. IN.
less otherwise provided for bY law,
il the holding az the attorEey gen
efal s5dav 10 State Labor comE1ls.
sloner chaAles Dangherty TIE bonds
III The STATE treasurer. auditor and
state examiner and inspector are
about the only ones that the iaE
makes provision for payment
II i stated that the majority 0s
fhe state Ofticials have been charg.
Ing pFemiAms on bonds I'D 10 fheiF
contingent funds. This il tie first
time the question has been raised.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-01

~zsAlH gsoz. p C gane Prose
elfi0a of 0aaeiass OF EEe skanazr1 0si
sgmp paHy- American Tg1aeao euaspanF :
sns t1sir constituent e0Ezrazias Is
PROPOSED Sn eene=rr@ns rA55gnAIoa
tEtrD1acea te3ag hy Senstor pgaae-
ss1-, G3 0as0 Tie F@@MMssGm wgaaa
tnsgEWeE TO- attorney general r5 pro-
cred sgalnst Fss eAactsls 81 Cze@ ~
Or tae regent 4szelsson& os fAe Ea-
gsemie rgErk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-01
SUES F0R LIQUOR TAXES.
Government Seeks 10 Collect
From Whisky Dealers and
Their Bondsmen

Several zalts 70 recover for the
government hsve been Hlel ia ted
eI al district ecurt here George
Zimmerman yesterday aAed salts 10
collect slsz and interest anG cost
from FiasNn Il Haynes. Noble
county The firm stored liqu0rs in
1852 and the government claims tae
taxes have nas been paad
sur wzs sled against Lewis E9w.
ara. l.. ~ PTWlfE aad john Garrett
Dklaauma Gltg. because Howard 8ia
nor appear a. Sherman Texas, issf
year forfrsal On tiqG0x charge. The
OtaeF defendants are 5oncsmen
isaac n Taylor sEared sn.s
agaiags 8lgvFF III TgH.ey 0r ana.
aarEo. 10 eonlvel restoration Of eaF-
tam goods secuted from Iu1ians.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-01
ACTIVITY IN REAL ESTATE

Since TIE location Of the Oklahoma,
Methodist university here real estate
4 changing hands quite lively az
though this Is the aall season Of the
yeaY Register Mexican reports un-
usually large number % deeds 90
have been recorded this week.
Among the deals recorded yester-
day was the sale Df a Logan county
farm eight mllss southeast of the
city 70 @ A. Friediey by Robert A
GaTney The consideration was sg
600
Al M FFiealey sold two residence
properties On East villas avenue. Just
east Of the Capital Hlli ssSO0l 70
H. A GsffRay The consideration
MAS $4,000.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-01
TRUST OFFICIALS FACE
DANGER or PROSECUTION
Resolution introduced Instruct
Ing the Aitoraey Gshsd
10 That Effect


Nasaingtan III G.. Gane G-SaEas1T
HfgRa. Df NeEfasxa. wanfa senasge
aoFtmeF, " Ililao5E. t4FHs3 oat 0s tie
senate wAFhont fHrraeF sav4stig gatis
To-Day he introduces fss9sgssca
stating T1aF ghe eTfaaac@ aGre21r saE-
ea pFuFea c0aeiaslTasg thar EgFlEneg
nss not eaFstle1 30 ia seat aaA aheye
Was TO excuse f1s lEeurr5nw tne en-
aeHse 0g anGs4ss fAQBsTY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-01
FORTRESS
BLOWS Up;
KILLS 140
CAUSE OF EXPLOSION UN-
KNOWN THROUGH CABLE
CENSORSHIP
fBy Associated press.1

San Juan Del Sur. Nicaragua. June
Fortress Tiscapa Hill, Managua.
vas blown up yesterday. Hundred
and forty soldiers killed All the
ammunition In fortress DESTROYED.
Cause 0f explosion unknown Strict
cattle censorship established from
ASanagua.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-01
EX-GOVERNOR HASKELL BETTER
PhysicTsns Say ccncition cf Petite
clsn Us MOT critiras

Iuss0gee, Ogia- June THE eoa-
.alti0a 0f i9rmer Gov c NJ Haskell
Na0 waS taken seriously SO shgs
l.iorniag II slightly snprove8 HsI
has been stteads by physicians aiE
cay, being kept aader ths iafE@eaee q
~ 0pEsres None bAt has gesasBy-s
aEe allowed IN Ais ROOMS PnTstI
cans ANNOUNCED taat h5s condition XII
not critical
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-01
MINISTERS OF CINCINNATI IN
CONTEMPT OF COURT SAYS THE
JUDGE IN THE BOSS cox CASE

N~Ee seen tsd EAat shasa = Ensss4rs
tr@siles AsFcFseYs before tAey
aesse1 geelg Fesaasioas
Asis ttsv SHOALS ave An1wn BAT
sas guestsoa As shey 8aalG ~ta ii
Tas Ia eqmaemps tn ccafs Tae cox
case is stili .a aay hands ara save
tae srN@v ef maksng sTs the MwGmassss
# tae ass1s atsoE cans IRf0 crurr III
za9g walg thsy xaoal4 rod aa -.
ea witA coatsm1s
TAey sAia il gaalv rezssrtsons taax
! ha8 - aAeT IL iet "a aM
sn tAe s8 2o wsnGAk grszl T0
&esek xcasa rezRrn gne smgge Tad
tnaf tAev msessa r4a5 - ~ a--
TIE a!lis5sgs ehailengs Hnasa
AiessaA 40 IN ahssa aaa aseger aaA
NrsAfges Xass are aa agreed. tADy
Saf taas shes wls staad s0sa1ner
sB# aeb9 hm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-01
suItIr Of palt-fIsHIIHG

9klaa0ma Gfty. 0kla- Jane i--fesg
willard. uhs IS listed AAo1s 9kla
nanlas White k0Pea. was fcaAa
EailsF 1f participating In pfiaFagak
D. = goFy ia tAe enAnsy eaaft Hls
sentences Ms noa Mxea TAe case r.
sagfea gEcm 4 boat heia here Ii
MageA. when Willara Eet Louis kiHA
ct SApulpA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-01
LITTLE GIRL BURNED
To DEATH WHILE SHE
IS PRAYING At GRAVE
nv I4sssd wlreg

- NilkeeDarfe. Ps., Jane Y--Ten-
. yeaFolt Margaret FrsEeDaz. cf
q PiftAroa. uaE TUNED ~ deafn
q this nornirx willie praying Al I
q 2 grave III s1e Fosis1 Catholic
@ eemeieyY
Il AROUND the graYe Of ore m her (
relatives Lighted eascies had {
q been DiseeS ~ftn the fowefa. (
c and tEe lsfiie eiFi ard her fsta-
. eF and mother we're kae@ll1g as
o the grave, g&ying the ggagEfE
o fof fhe dead wben sAs csil1s {
O white ma8lgn skiFts cang1f fire (
o from one cf tae candies
G q o o q y @ o o o % q q o c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-01
tlome RuIIt Transfer WAGON.

The Wait0J-T h0nas sash aud door
factory has q handsome new honBe
manufactured transfer wagon on she
streets today The company Is hlllHg
large orders daily The plant Is the
best equipped Of the kind in the
state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-01
THE WEATHER

fBy AAsDeiatsd Presg.l
sea Orleans ire l--TenEgnt AZ !
Friday genera u fair e0ntanae hig4
TEN peEztures.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-01
WANTS TO DIE, HIRES
NAN To KILL HIM AID
sG0lDs OVER FAILURE

u Haz~fEon Pa Ta1e Pc &
Q ezlse - fro1sse Nith lis vie {
Q kfane1s X Eole. zraaIat w8a Z
Q eisap1esreis fgonl bis hozns t1s {
2 zsontas az9. aAslae1 10 de, s1s {
2 y "a sa1 bsl5 s man $50 NJ 4
' ElH assn TA- nsn tailed ~ d0 {
q fA@ N0rx and Ebls went Ia wew 2
o YORK W1saee as Exete 1 letfAr {
= p fr.sz1E aeres telling tss c
o starY. &
c l1 his Ietfer Eoie chks4a ne {
2 nan was taslea to saooz him an. (
. ceFHlng tc t1s 54rgaln 2
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-01

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The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-13
PURCHASED BY THE WALLFUl
How the American Millionaire Bought Bunch of FLie Paintings for
 Ills Residence.

The rich American buyers who sre depicting so many notable private gal leries abroad of their artistic treas ures understand and appreciate art Tar oftener than disappointed foreign bidders are willing to admit Never. theless one is occasionally found abou. whom cluster delightful anecdotes.
 A connoisseur who is also in a small and select way, dealer in pictures, related not long ago his experience Tn selling to an American millionaire. The man had never bought a picture, but as he had just completed the building of palatial house some one suggested there should be pictures in It.
 He was brought, as a possible pur. chaser, to visit the small but choice collection from which the dealer hoped to make sale. The millionaire seat ed himself The dealer and his friend pointed out one picture after another, descanting on the merits of each, but nothing they could say evoked any re- sponse.
 In silence he allowed them to finish and Respondent pause ensued. Then he raised his hand and pointed at the wall opposite.
 'I'll take them.-
 "Which?" inquired the dealer, brightening. for there were a dozen or more paintings in the group-he hoped 1t was the two most important that were wanted
 Them repeated the purchaser. stolidly; then, impatiently, as he saw he was not understood. and with a casual wave of his arm, Them on that wall" He did so, and paid the price without question: Youths Com. panion.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-13
CONSTRUCTION OF NEW LINE ASSURED
Reports Show Financial Plans for Road from St. Louis Through Fayetteville Have Been Per-
 fected.

Fort Smith, July 5.-Financial plans have progressed satisfactor- fly, according to reports received here from St. Louis today, to as- sure the construction of a new railroad from St. Louis to Martha, Ok, through Willow Springs, Mo-, Fayetteville, Ark, and Oklahoma City.
 Malcom Nevin of New York City has been exploiting the enterprise for more than a year and it is said that about i5 per cent of the money has been subscribed. A large construction company has enlisted considerable financial backing for the project.
 The exact route of the road has not been determined, but it will go through that part of southern Missouri which lacks transporta- ton facilities in the direction of Fayetteville, and thence to Martha, Ok, where connection will be made with the Kansas City, Mexico and Orient. The territory selected is practically without railroad facili- ties over the entire proposed route. The new line will go through the Ozark mountains at a maximum grade of Fl of per cent, enabling rise in grade.
 St. Lotus parties are consider ing the proposition to furnish 25 per cent of the funds needed. They are we'll disposed toward the un- dertaking, but state their decision could not be announced until cer- tain plans now pending mature.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-13
STOCKING FULL OF WEALTH
Pretty Girl Gave the College Students an UnIntentlonsl View of
 Her Riches.

She was really very pretty girl With rather sedate and common. place man for an escort she boarded a subway train st Forty-second street and took seat opposite party of Columbia students in evening clothes, The boys were feeling somew hat frisky and the girl gave all her at. sention to her escort.
 Peach" said one of the college boys. Great eyes. said another
 So they commented till they got down to her feet. which all agree. wer> shapely and wellshod.
 After time she shifted in her sent 70 that an inch or two of one stock ing showed Then she became an;. mated in her talk with her companion and in turning about her skirt lifted further.
 Here one of the keen-eyed boys across the aisle made a discovery. She's got a bill in her stocking" he whispered A shift of her foot brought fl from under the shadow of her skirt Its q yeiiowback.~ said one of the watchers. T think see a big c; wait till she moves again"
 For iv0 minutes there were no more revelations. Then the train started with Jerk that destroyed the sirl's equilibrium and uncrossed her feet. bringing Into full view just sb< ye her shoe Siae his. tsia>a onns.