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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
&ebemSfumoe.

1ait angemein lit 6ie &lage, 6ab
eS 'uns troy ser glan5en6en @rrun<
genldnften ser mobernen &ultnr an
nidts mebr feblt als an mabrer &ml=
tur. @ir babeN uns gu iebr 6aran
gem06,1t, unter &ultur sic rein dnber<
liden 8ertbe ser &ultur gu beriteben,
baben 5u iebr in @eidtbum, Ma&t
un6 bebagIiden @obueben Sen @inn
oeS 2ebens iiberbaupt geiu@t, 6abei
aber pergeiien, 6aB 6aS bod1te 0b=
left ser &ultur nidt 6ie Mubenipelt
uno ni6t ser MuBenmeni6 lit, ionoern
sic 5eele, un0 oaB 6esbaB au6 6ie
bodite Mufgabe ser &ult1r sic innere
Gereolung oes Meniden lit. 60 ieben
mir rings lint ms fer brutale &C.
nubiudt, @iidiidtsloiigfeit 6es Men<
iden geeen Sen Menf@en, 6es einere
@ei@1edts gegen 6os an6ere, innere
Gntf rem0ung ser Stdn6e, um6 infolge
6ieier Dinge sic 8e6robung 6es
meni9liden S%rganismuS 6ur8 Sic
6untle11 Mddte seq nmitur5es, neil
mir sen tiefiten Sinn un6 sic bo@ften
@erMe 6es 2ebens nidt mebr fennen.
9lIS STRENGTHENING madt ii6 Damn
Elm tiefer 8efimismus gelteno, Ser
an ser M0glidpfeit elmer @enorientie=
rung ser @eleu1daf per5meifelt.
@egen oieien @eiiimismus aber
mehren ii9 in lebter 3eit Sic @tim=
men 6erienigen, me1de Sen @lauben
an Sic nnperloidlide &raft 6eS @r=
ten I'M Menihen nod niht berloren
hoben nn6 INNER entidie6ener treten
@eitrebungen in Sen @or6erqrun6,
Sic oarorf ob5telen, Sen mo0er11en
Meniden iiber cos 2eben un0 feline
mobren @erthe auf5uflGren. DoS 1T
Ser 5inn 6es bon SEN &lllturetbifern
gepragten Mortes 2ebenSfunoe. sic
min 6em Meni&en Sic &unit, 6aS
@iiien bonn 2eben permitteln, 51glei6
aber au9 ibm Mnleiturtg ln6 Mniporn
geben, 6us 2eben uno feline @ertbe in
rihtiger, bernunftgemaBer @eiie gu
leben.
Mnnder mooerner &ulturetbifer,
bel on0ers aus Sen &rei1en 5es Mo=
nismus, gilt fih ser Soffnung fin,
6oB es. m0gIid} fem mer6e, cine 2e-
%bensfun5e obne Sic @rltn6lage 6es
@briitentbums un6 ieiner @elt= un0
9ebensmihal1ung gu fonltruieren.
Derienige aber, Ser tiefer in 6as
Broblem ein0ringt un6 borausiet=
ungslos genug lit, sic etbiihen Mead=
tie 6es 2ebens alb Damn 51 beiaben,
penn er fte beim poittipen @briiten=
tbum fin6et, fommt CUR neber5eu-
glng, 6aB cine 2%ebensfun6e obne ben
l1nterbam elmer ftarfen religioien
lteber3eugrng b0ditens ein Stiidperf
un6 fir oos 2eben 11nbraudbar lit.
50 meilen sic iittlidJen Motben Ser
3eit 1pie5erum Fin auf SEN, ser Ser
@run6- uno @ditein ser menf9lid9en
Sci enjdnft lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
zmeitfr Thed>
&cr9ib!

sat sir elm MeniD i'm Ser5en tpeg &C.
sobt's purh Sic @rult, als miibteit Oh
@onn oeb ann Sriebbof, 1d6an Sic @raber
@ort ,pirS itott 3;orn bi6 imnftes @eb
e%rfoilen.
Coh;u lit oles, ipas I'M 2eben tic,
Sic iebt BORT ruben, IRON nno 1roul'9
0os ocip rerltummt, bas la1,t gum 9imz
0os @1;id nerbliiht, bas maubem freunbz
Ii6 ladte.
Nuf Siioeln lieht man daBerlide Nradt,
NauI 9enfmnl ipridt bon Wte11lDen' Die
hergungc1, .
Sph unteu berrld)t Nerlpelllng, Fele
Nadt,
HIM nie1em ours lit niem1anb nod ent@
gul1en.
ssir ole 1;no nss Spncs 1ihrer &dlb.
l(rs blcibt ols Melt BON II l1erm Se11 auT
Groeu
2ulett pienciht uph cine @orS poll
Sto1b,
9enm Groe iino mir, miiien groe iperz
Sen.
Ser Menid, CT aleidt Sen @llmen auf
nem Nelh,
Sic berrlih bliihn, no6 t1r5c Se1t rlr
@dneu FLIGHT Sic 3eit. 9as Seben a1'1
ser @elt
SIT, ehe man es abnet, i6on pergan9en.
@r,m ro5 Sen 3orn uno finn auf @a@e
ni6t.
@eroib bem oern, ser TIM @ergebune
flebet,
Sent an Sic 3eit, mann bir Sas A1ge
hribt,
SAX es bonn mpbl ,1m beine 5ee!e itebet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
s1artt @pra@e.

XXI wv wy
runqs gommiIlarS @iutam @tutamS
but inn gimanoerungs=I eparteme1t
in 8oibington megeu ieiner idarfen
Sprode oos gr0Bte @ufieben erregt,
lsno es miro BON mand)er 5eite be-
5weifelt, Oh ser 8eridt I'M Sabres'
beridt oes @eneralfommiiiars fir
Ginmanoerung int bouen @ortlaut
tpieoergegeben miro. @ommiiiar Bil>
liams ldreibt Sem @ongreb Die 5d1alo
an Sen umianitaren 3%uitanoen, Die
ouf @uis SsIan6 borberridlem gu,
neil bic &erren @eiebgeber ibm Die
fir Meubaute1 un6 gerbeiierungen
perlangten @elSer ni6t bemiIigt b.
ben. 6erner meroer oie Dampfer-@e'
ienldaften beidul6igt, 6ie l1riade ser
5ablreiden Getinirungen un6 Depor'
tirungen gu fem, neil iie in unfcrnpn,
loier @eiie un5ulaiige gintpanoerer
mitbringen. 8un6esridter Solt miro
BON Dem @ommiiiar megen ietner &rt=
tit iiber Sic onf CHS Sslano ge-
brGudli6en Metboben 6urd Ste Sc
del ge5ogen. Des meiteren Deift &err
@inianS sic gegen i'm erbobenen Be-
i6uIoignneen 6amit 5uridf, 6aB ct Die
ieiner5eit Dor Sem @ongrebcomite an
gefubrten Sdle alS falia un6 irreflb,
reno be5eidnet.
Gamit aber 11iht genl1g, enrpftebH
er itrengere Mabreseln 5a1r 3urudpei.
Jung Ger nidt minidensmertben @in-
manoerer, iopie Die Mnnabme ser i'm
lebten Sabresberidt 6es @eneralcom,
miliars fir ginpanoerung entbalte~
men @eietporlage, in tpelder u1ter
anoerem dr8tlife unteriudung auer
mannIiden @intpanoerer, abnli@ tpie
BEL Der Muiterung ser &ecruten fir
uniere &riegsmarine o6er uniere Ir-
NEE, berfiigt intro. &err @illiams
bebauptet, baB 6%ieienigen, melbe ge=
gen peitere 8ei@ranffungen eintreten,
sizes nidt i'm Srtereiie ser Ser. Staas
ten tbnn, ion0ern I'M Sntereiie elmer
6el on0eren gloI1e bon ginpan0erern.
ST lagt oariiber, men1 0as 2ano feline
Shore aus @armber5igfeit fir gemilie
glolien offnen ioute, 10 mare es fdmer
ein5uleben, marum sizes niGt fir aue
u%ngludliden ser Belt gei9eben iou=
tn, einldlteBlid ser Mfrifaner un6 Ser
@in6uS. IS lei an Ser 3eit, in 6er
ginpan6erungsfrage ale 5entimenta.
litdt beiieite gu laiien un6 in erifer
9inie Gil be0enfen, 6aB uniere erite
Nflid)t unierem etgenen 2anoe gebort.
Ser GommiiiGr for6ert groBe Gum.
men fir reue Detentionsrdume un6
an5ere 3mede un6 empfieblt b6bere
strafen fir 6ie Dampfer<@ eieni9af-
ten in gemiiien T6nen, in oener es
iid) Inn franfe ginpanoerer ban6elt.
Ser 8eridt lit Elm iebr unfangreifeg
Document u1to, aIS @an5es genom.
men, cine @ertbei0igung leiner M6mi=
%niitrotion, sic er als taoeQos lin.
Iteut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
9ie ,,1am9en Mbemoe."'

WII Gell StlOllt lt'to 'o'eoeI w
,lanoen Mbenoe" gefommen. Dieie
Mhenoe bieten cine iebr erl prleBlife
geleael,beit gu gl.ten ersieblid)en gin'
fliillen int 6amilienfreiie . DaB otele
@elegenbeit 6ob in anen Sanlern be-
niitt ms nirgenos miBbraudt miiroe!
ltuo tiid,tige gltern Ii. &inoerfreunoe
meroen bieie Mbenoitur0en ni6t 5ped'
los porbeigeben laiien. @or allem
m0ae uuf bas freunolide 8eiiammens
lein Ser Samilien=M ngeborigen biel
@emidt gelegt mer6en. 8eionbers
@inber eeb0ren oes Mben6s ni&f in
frembe @eienidnften o0er in sic &retie
friib5eitioer 2iebesabenteuer, ionoer1
in Sic Sbbut ser gltern. Musnabnnet
miii1en begrunoet uno sic @in6er 6anr,
%onSermeitig 1rnter gutter MuftM iein;
ipni reiBt unpermerft nnbeil Elm. Die
gItern ionen in iolden 6anen itets
mijien: $50 lit unier &in6? SSn mei'
len @eieuifaft befinbet es iid? 8el=
den ginfIulIen lit es sort auSgeI ebt2
Miiftcn iie hos @inb einn1oI in einem
lhleftcn !6ouie ODER inter lpderer &C.
Ienidoft, Sonn miiBten iie es mil
Gd5mer'en 'l.d,en unb heimfiibren.
Sinh GItern uno &inoer NIT etnoinen
.Sorgceno|7en an Sen f%onennnnten
nIongen Mbenben" 1tn1 sen Gamilien'
tiih Der ornme1t, Damn labt iih bon
Sen gItern 10 monh gutes 8ort u15
@eiipiel our @erebelung Ser &in6er
borbrinqen. Die Gamilienban5e 1ai'
len iid ha enger fniipfen un6 ser GEL
itige 3%uInmmenbnng itdrfen.
9ie ulangen Mben6e" oes &erbites
nnb MinterS geb0ren ODER iomten &C.
b0ren in SEN Gamilien Ser @rbolrng
nn6 Tortbil6ung. SSn Spiel un6 8e'
ld6ftigung, in 5der5 uro in Grnit
in g~r3dblung unb 2eiung, sic itetS
driitliben, iittliden uno onitdn6igen
Snbnltes fein miiien, iou Ser id)6ne
@eSanfe leiteno bleiben: n@Iles 5ur
gbre Wottes!" Mn oieien Gamilien=
Mbenben ioIen quite (fatboliibe) Bel.
tungen, @alenoer, gr5dblungs= unb
grbroltl1ng5 : 8ii6er o0er S6rifter
berbeige3ogen un6 fleiBig beniibt mer-
sen.
Die Se1tigung o6er 2oder11ng oer
6amilienbanoe, sic Go%rtbil6ung Der
&inoer, Ser @lterr unb @rtpadfenen
bangt iebr bon Sem redten @ebraude
Ser rlangen Mbenoe" ob. Sin gutem
2eieitoff fir fatboliide Samilien lit
fein Mangel. - lnterbaltungsidrif,
ten, mie nDeutider &ausidab in
8ort un6 8il6", rMlte un6 Meue
@elt" bieten gar mon9erlei Snterei=
iontes, 8eIebren6es nn6 grbauen6es.
Mub ser vMor0itern" gibt fir sic
ulangen Mben6e" guten 2eieitoff, un6
n1al1 m0ge MN 6ofiir iorgen, 6aB er
6ur& Musleibung o5er Gmpfeblung
auh in an6eren 6rttliden Ga9bar<
6amilien befannt ur6 beniibt mer6e.
Ser bauslide Serb mar frmber ser
traulide Sammelpr1nft LIN Ierer 8ors
fahren i'm olten 8~aterlan6e, nnb ba.
bel nur6e i'm gegenieitigen @eonnfen-
austouide iebr bel @ntes geitiHet.
= M0ge 9as in unieren driftliden
91uIer1 i'm 1teuen 8oterlnn6e tpeiter
@eltung nod altem l0bGiden 8rau6e
bebalten!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16

Mod SEN Marftberidten iin6 2amm=
fleii9 un6 @efliigel biuiger getpor6en.
@os niibt 1tns 6as, penn unitr Meb-
ger es nidt glauben min.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-24
DISMISSED WITH KEEN LECTURE

Nothing was doing in police court
this morning The Jaw yiolator has
dropped 10 the fact that the police
mean business. Everything is quiet
on Second street and alcng the cot
tonwood Even the small hoy has
learned that there is such thing az
a curtew aud the streets are quiet on
account of his absence AT night.
Chief Mitchell has issued the ukase
that all children under the age OF 10
found on the streets after 2 O'Clock
wthout t9eir parents or guardians
are to be brought before the police
Judge.
At the > O'Clock session OF the po-
lice court last night the ease against
the youngsters who were arrested by
Onicer MuXlow near the Christian
church Thursday night for disturb
ing religious services, was heard BY
Judge Chapel After giving the
boys good lecture, His Honor dis
charged them with the aimonition
that they go and sin no more.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-24
REFRACTORY YOUTH
MADE NORMAL BY
MEANS Of SURGERY

Yonkers. y. y, Nov "A. Fourteen
year.old Frederick Mcrris, who has
been known to the school officials ana
court here as an inccrrgible Ter two
years. is in St Jonns hospital re
covering from an. operation which is
expected to make a good boy Of him,
Before he fell down fire escape
in 1900 and injured his head he was
studious, obedient and lovable enid
After he had apparently recovered
he developed thievish tendencies that
brought hinl into court
Two weeks ago the family physlci-
an took him to the hospital ana the
X-Ray revealed lesion Of the brain
An operation was performed to re
move the pressure and his condition
has improved so much that he win be
sent home this week.
The sneakish look is gone. and he
is bright and cheerful The surgeons
declare that the operation has restor-
ed him tc normal condition.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-24
| 900 TEACHERS WILL ATTEND

'The Central Educational associa-
'jion viii meet at Edmond December
list and md II is thought that not
leas than 1000 school teachers VIII
be In attendanre at this meeting.
There are two Of Gnthrie's teachers
on the program Miss Grace Fern.
andes, in charge of primary methods,
and Miss Frances Arnold supervisor
OF music, viii bota address the meet
ing superintendent Brooks was 10
preside over the sectional meeting OF
city superntondents, but will not ne
able to attend on account Of his abb
sence from the city
Governor Cruce, superintendent H.
II Wilson and a number OF 0ther
prominent educators Of this, and 9th
er states. will address the meeting
II viii be by far the biggest gather
inc Of the Kind held in Oklahoma IN
Years
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-24
HUNTERS IN ROCKIES
MAROOnE0 ON TRAIL
4 DAYS 8Y BLIZZARD
pecial to the Daily Leader.

pecial to the Daily Leader.
Cumberland Wis. Nov. 24--John
w. Hogan arrived here today and re-
lates a thrilling experience while on
q hunting expedition in the Sun river
range Of the Rocky mountains.
With guide Mr.. Hogan started
from Choteau. Mont for the noun
tains, and when traversing a narrow
trial on a mountain ledge they were
overtaken by terrific blizzard ana
the Thermometer fell twenty oeio"
zero.
In the binding snow storm the
horse carrying the pack OF provi,
sions was struck by an avalanche OF
snow ana hurled over the ledge into
Sun river. 800 feet below. This left
the party with nothing to eat eX
cepting a few graham crackers.
The other horse caught its loot
in a crevice and broke its leg T1ey
killed this horse and subssted upon
crackers. horse meat and a quart
of Scotch whisky for four days. when
the storm subsided and they followed
the trail back to civilization
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-24
DOG CALLS AID TO MASTER
Summons His Wife When He Is Seri.
ously Hurt by Fall
Special to the Daily Leader.

Special TO the Daily Leader.
Wilmington, Del, Nov. 24-Falling
fifteen feet down an embankment
and striking his head on a pile Of
stone at the bottom, joel D. Finley.
aged SO years, Of Thirtieth and Bower
streets, sustained what it is believed
win prove to be fatal injuries. His
skull was crushed and his neck
twisted
When the accident occurred and
how long Finley had been lying there
is not known but his pet dog discov-
cred his apparently lfeless body.
The animal ran to his nome and.
barking as loud as it could, it attract
ed the attention of Mrs Finley
The dog ran from the house and
then back when the woman did not
follow it and, finally. when she decid-
ed to follow the animal it took her
to her husband She tried to revive
him. but failed, and then called tae
police, who removed the injured man
to the Delaware hospital. There the
physicians failed 70 restore him to
after several hours
work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-24
(By Leased WrpJ

New York. Nov. 2l--Five hundred
chauGeurs and 600 bell boys in the
principal New York hotels have jein-
ed in the search being made by John
ID. Sneed. wealthy cattiemau and
banker OF Amarillo. Texas. for his
wife. Mrs. Lena Sneed. who lisap-
peared ten days ago from the krling-
ton Heights sanitarium in Fort Worth
Texas. They also are looking for Al
bert G. Boyce. Jr a wealthy real es'
tate operator of Amarillo, who left
there about the same time. The
search for Mrs Sneed is being direct
ed by the superintendent of the VIII
liam J. Burns national detective
agency.
Mr.. Sneed has offered a reward OF
S5Go for the apprehension of Mrs
Sneed and AIR Boyce. the latter be
ing charged with abduction Mr.
Sneed said today that two months
ago his wife informed him that she
was in love with Mr. Boyce, who had
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-24
,Bv Associated Preas.J

Lincoln Center, kas., Nov. 24
Weary and hollow.eyed after an all
night attempt 10 reach a verdict the
jury in the tar case reported to
Judge Grover this morning they had
been unable 20 agree. After short
conference Judge Grover sent them
back 10 resume their deliberations
The crowds IN the court room nla-
terially diminished today. as 1t was
the general opinion II would he Il
hung jury
Judge Grover was early In court
The attorneys conferred upon the
sentence in case of guilty verdict
Miss Chamberlain remained at her
rocmiug place. having made arrange
ments to have the news OF the YER
dict carried to her
Three confessed members OF < the
tar party, T.. q. Clark, Jay Fitzwater
and Watson scranton, We're sentenr-
ed to year each In jail by jndga
Grover today.
Under conditions here, the Jail ~
ing small IT would be practically I'M
possible to accommodate all the tar
party should they be sentenced 70
imprisonment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-24
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS

The case Of the State VS. NJ ok Bell
charged with pssine forged check
for $50 on the Crescent Mercantile
company is occupying the attention OF
the court and jury in the district
court this afternoon
In the district court yesterday af-
ternoon was tried the civil case OF s
r. Walker, as administrator OF the
estate OF Michael Garsch VS. i. n
Blair The case involved the sale by
the administrator to Blair Of some
cattle and hay Blair refused to pay
for the hay on the plea that 1t con
tanned Johnston grass and that the
seed from the Johnston grass spread
The case Of ]. F. lyd0n VS.. w H.
Coyle was taken from the jury this
morning and dismissed by Judge Hus.
ton and costs OF the case assessed
against I.ydon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-24
STRIKE WOULD
INVOLVE MANY
Walkout on the Rock Island
Railroad Believed tc BE
imminent

Snecial to the Daily Leader
El Reno. Okla. Nov 24.-There IS a
nossjbjlity Of a strike on the ROCK
island lines. involving the shopmeh
under General Manager Whlttentoh
in oklahoma. Louisiana, Texas ana
Arkansas.
demands Of the men Tor eonces-
sicns In the matter OF wages and the
ronrs have deen refused ana con
ference of the unions 10 be held at
Rcck Island. III. either today or TO-
morrow is expected 10 settle the
strike question
Rock Island men in Oklahoma VINO
would he involved in the dispute
would number in all about l.057 ana
in the whole of the territory covered
bv the system, about 10000
Boilermakers, machinists and re-
nairers. and not actual operators ol
trains. are the ones under the shop
mems union.
There are 81 Rock Island shopmen
employed in Oklahoma city. 800 IN
shawnee. 250 in FL Reno aud 25e IN
Chickssha.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-24
THE WEATHER
NV AssooIated preasN

New Orleans, Nov "a oklahoma
Friday night and Saturday fair
warmer tonight
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8 SHORT CUTS TO THE NEWS
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Tim Dooley went to Edmond this
morning,
j. j. Calvert came in this morning
from the north.
r. r.. Patterson made hurried
business trip To Edmond today
Attorney Milton Brown is in Ho
bart, this week, on legal business
Al Jennings, of i.awton was in the
city today looking after some cases
he has in the United states court
Chester A. l:cwrey, a prominent
attorney of saltwater. is in the city.
lie has several cases in the district
court
lymon Gray and family went to
Oklahoma city to spend few days
with Mr.. and rs. George willis,
formerly CT Guthrie
j. w Walters OF Wichita. has been
the city few day He has large
cigar trade here and is pleased with
the future prospects of Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-24
MARRIED TO SISTER Of
RICHARD HAR0ING DAVIS
Charges are Sensational and
Include Drunkenness and
immortality
Special to the DAILY lea,Ier

Special TO the Daily 4eaIef
London, Nov PA tremendous
sensation has been caused in social
land religious circes throughout this
country by the announcement in the
Gazette that King George has order
ed the dismissal of his domestic chap
lain the Rev Frederick Perciral Far
rar, rector Of Sandringham
II is stated that the royal chap
lain's dismissal Is in consequence
of revelations OF the most sensational
character it being charged That he
has for some time been leading dnu
BILE life.
The Rev f. =. Farrar. Who is a son
.of the hate Arehdeacon Farrar has
been close friend OF roya.ty for
several years and frequently dined
at the royal table
As royal chaplain and rector OF
Sandringham the disgraced clergy
man frequently preached and admin
istered communion 10 the hate King
Edward and Queen Alexandra and
also to the present king and queen
during their residence at Sandrng
ham.
Seygral charges OF drunkenness
and immortality are now being nves
tigated BY the bishop OF Norwich, in
which diocese the accused clergy
mans parish is situated
1t is also announced that IN c0nse-
qnence OF the allegations against aim.
Mr. Farrar has resigned the rector.
ship of Sandringham
Rev. Mr. tarrar was married July
6, last, his bride being Miss Nora
Davis, a daughter Of the late Clark
Davis. Of Philadelphia, and sister
OF Richard Harding Davis The wed
ling, which was one Of the principal
social events OF the summer. was at.
tended by many well known London
society people and the guests also
included several prominent Ameri-
cans, among them Wltelaw Reid, the
United states ambassador
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-24
MEETSDEATHL|KE ST0|C
CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY
Of THE btATTIE CASE

July IS, 19ll-While returning tG
Richmond in a motor car driver
by her husband Mrs. Henry Clay
Beattie, Jr.. was shot and in
stantiy killed
July 20, l91l-At the coroner's In
quest, Paul Beattie. second cous
in of Henry Clay Beattie. Jr.
confessed that he had purchased
shotgun for Henry and subse
quently three cartridges, and hao
delivered them to his cousin q
day or two before the murder,
July %, 19l1-Arrest of Henry clay
Beatte, .Ir.
Aug. IA. 91l-'ndictment of Beattie
based on the testimony of mis-
cousin and on evidence showing
that he had been attentive to
Beulah Binford, girl OF seven
teen, for three or four years, AMI
that their relations had been re
sumed after Beattie's marriage.
Aug. "a, l91l-Beattie pleaded mot
guilty" to the Indictment
Aug. "a. Commencement of the
trial.
Sept. 4. 1911-Henry Clay Beattie
Jr., took me stand in his own be-
half and on cross-eXamination
held to his previous statements
in regard to his wife being snot
by strange man who held them
up on the road
Sept. s, 191l--The jury in the case
recorded a unanimous verdict OF
guilty.
Sept. 8, 19l1-Walter A Watson. the
trial Judge, sentenced Beattie to
die on November "a.
Nov. 10. 1911-The supreme court OF
appeals of Virginia denied the
petition for a writ OF error
Nov 10, 1911--The young wife muir
derer's last hope of escaping the
electric chair was wiped away
when Governor Mann declined to
interfere with the sentence.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-24
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GOT JUDGMENT FOR $3.50.
Or. Duke Sued for 1925 and Gets
Nearly the Fun Amount

As general rule the average court
jury is rather preludieed or hsrd
hearted when called 10 pass nn0n
damage eases outside OF those
brought against railroad companies.
A nCtable exception was that in the
case OF Dr. lahn w Duke against
John Wallace. for recovery OF fees
for professional services 10 Mrs. Wat
lace. The case was tried In district
court Yesterday nr Duke sued for
recovery of SG25 aud was awarded a
Judgment n the sum OF $3.50. In re-
porting he case Yesterday the ~.
porter inadvertently gave the judg
ment as being for $50 In the evi
dence adduced il was shown that Dr
Duke hel treated Mrs Wallace a
his sanitarium for period coverine
several months with no payment
made pr Duke suid today that the
damage suit filed against him, for
alleged damages in the sum of $l0.-
00f was the 0utgrOwth OF his leglti.
mate hill for services rendered The
damage case bad Deeu hawked about
among attorneys and finally an attpr-
ney was found ~ harrass me. he
said The doctor said there was moth
ing 10 the damage suit. bnt that he
had received many letters from friends
rver the state and the newspaper pm.
Iicity instigated by lawyers tended
to iniure him The verdict Of the
Jury yesterday il regarded as throw
ing q dampuer on the alleged dam
age case.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-24
FACTORY CONDITIONS GOOD
State Inspector Warren Says
Local Sanitary Conditions
are Fine

state Factory Inspector Warren
was nj the city this morning making
his annual rounds of payroll institu-
tions in Guthrie.
4 visited thirty places said Mr.
Warren, and for the most part, found
them all in good shape. Particular
attention has been given to sanitary
regulations since my last visit. The.
largest payroll institution at the pres
ent time is the Southwestern Iron
WORKS they were working eighty-nine
men yesterday; the next largest is
the Daily Leader. the ice plant is
next and then follow the furniture fac
tory and cotton factory in order.
Factcry conditions in Guthrie are
better than in any city of the state.