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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-31

erssfy while there, she Will 1e enc
81 fhe bridesmaids at the Llnaaa g
Nsnuand wedding which Hi3 tahe
ace june I
Miss buelis ard Reea Calm afe
VISITING in Enia
Miss Alma Carson i in END 'o
day
Miss Blanche Coifey teacher u
4be eily schools. has gone to Edmond
- spend the summer
MISC Marie Hove ~ Wieaita j
,he guest of Mr. and Mrs y j haf'
in West Guthrie
Nliss Lillian Hartzeii returned w
day from a visit Va Malhai Ri'h as'
friends.
/ Miss Mabel Bintz ieft issR even
/ ing for Topeka "a visii siia aaf saA
ter
+ Misses Aletha and Jalia hafas ali
/ pendins the ~aek Ia Oklahoma III
satA relatives
Miss Katherine sml,h. q ara
dsfso Il the guss' b Miss Aafssfii
! nolie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-31
TO INSURE WATER SUPPLY

Water rmrni ssiaaeE s ,ean.
gNs water committee of iAe cl, 90 Vs
Z are arranging fpr c9a.e
psfn Sauta r. olaesess .s'e'. tsr
CONSTRUCTION os tae proPgseq esi n,.los
rsserycir by The santa Fe Iafee 4A''
smg. ~ tina construction " WV
rAseryoir II in eaFlY date. 'ae I
raslng n purchase 50 Heea .s.
sssh year. Il is unaers'eoa tas, y
Sa,,s ~ Il more than &lhlas o
s,..fa with the eis9 ln eNaa'ss
ample water saassS ase agailable io
approximately sla.al@ A.''.. srs N 6
water PURPOSES ana s.s.'s - rsts
tvken to secure q peElna ~ - fans
supply fur tbs eltS EeA sA's
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-31

selecting ShaNnee . slgc next meet
3rr place Al big attendance ABA
much good Was the result lne iuis
laNgag officers nefe elected tps me
ensuing yeaf. mi Fl l.aB0pB, ehieeT
aeaa. president ! II fettesreN 0A
i. homa Citg. secretary iaNsLaM
isf Aitns. treasurer iad Niek ieAs
man at Gsthne wa eieetsa aeieAa'+
~ the National association NaaeA
raeess Al Jacksonville Fidfida nekk
ear Mae 5dtA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-31
LOGAN CD.
RETAILERS
FRATERN|zE
Merchants Of Outside Towns
Entertained By IheIT elty
Brethren

The first meeting TO rstity the or |
gsnizatl0u "a the Logan county re
falera Credit association, VAS Dela
bare In the chamber 81 commerce
/ rooms last night large deiegf ions
/ being presen iFom Mnihaa aHd Ioyle
4 The visitor expressed heir appse-
4 ciauon nj being affiliated wIta tne
# organization as &c euaohH them ~
/ keep not only in touch ~i.h tnelf
ozn towns bait also the rest u the
county ana state TIE Guthrie mer
chants assured The visitors that they
we're glad IS reciprocafe with them.
ana would slNays be On me alert
u furnish such information AS Noaid
~ ~ value to them relative % cred
its ratings etc
!. Trading Stamp AIT Hard Eiow.
The trading siamB people Nho
4 hsVe opene9 offices in Oklahoma
Citv and have been trying to get a
foothoHa M Guthrie ~eFe given .
hard setback by the Logan county
sgeoeisfton All acre unaDimousls
4 against II and agreed 20 stand pat
4 ana eliminate tho trading stamp eYii
asr Jsaeenman. credit manager o.
Il the Oklahon City credit bureau, VA
\ present and stated that cut ol aa'
4 members ia their association bat ohi
4 had participated ~ the Hadlni
Il stamp deal and that be vas not l
good standing as be vas conslderabi
in arrears with his dues This plalf
VI IL demonstrate that orgsnizatio
will eliminate such evils when bus
MI ness men gork as unit
|h Mayor olsmlih Welcomes Visitors
lE IA welcome address vas made
sH Mayor 0lsm1h ihis was tolio1
zH hy an address by ! r Foster sta
zH manager 0f Retailers association, {
AH benefits derived through state /
hA iailers associations j. X Meet
"A spokesman tor the Mglbai assoe
NH ton. made splendid talk On bene
mn to ~ derived from TIE weekly Dui
NH tin which II now bring ISSUED ns
Wh Logan eDuniy association. ans a1H
kM e9 the merchants t0 'De guided by
ET yepartsana use n0Fe conservatism
kN extending their credits N Gre
- snap. of toe Oklahoma city Retsile
G association and Y Fl Greer nj
~ splendid talks upon ihe tfaB
" stamp evil Arthur Rhoads. pn
a4n4 al the Coyie association m
~~@ good talk op benefits they bad
rived fiom their local assoeiatl
i Paul "a Smith oi ta6 Oklahoma
duets division. made beneficial
On sbe Importance oi pai0rni
Dl home Institutions A Q Farqu
son touched briefly On beth state
local " alters associations,
brought dit many Interesting %
showing the good that lad been
rived through THESE organization
The next matter taken up ior
sidefat0H was delegates io at
Gre state association 70 he hell
OKLAHOMA Citg June 8. and 2
was ihe senee 0i tue meeting
Logan ronatr sheala have
rsar resentafEon sl this conyenEic
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-31

TIE fam0r that the attorney gen
eral s moving BIS Office 70 Oklahoma
citT ttls eek IN ani0andea The af
ferllev general viii not move 8nti|
fHe e0Bu mpve which vsll not De
lAEtil aftea gaif ist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-31
-. 60 81 prIreIpsl

THO Logan county hlgh shoai
raay5 meei exi Mpn8ag p make
geaecneais fof ti,e sche0l wear "a
.e4#ft9 stated tlat W Caf
ygn. rae present cif aeyefiuiepaeht Z
~ wsa fire fougaef ~ the to4a8f
ran chnol. aili ne electe9 aB PfiN
.vat 81 fhe school i0 the ensuing
4WFHg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-31

laF 3N8f ~ Lisf 10
at 4 time every
month. and so wea <
I onki hardly walE.
! crampetl and hal
Va kacfe ard head
ache and was 40
nervous ard weak
that 1 dreaded te
see anyone ~ he 70
an gnae move in the
room The doctors
IA rne nesiiciHe 70
ease nse AZ those
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-31
SEVEN
YEARSOF
MISERY
All Relieved BY Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.

glaesgen. No. For seven yesth !
suffered everything / vas In psd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-31

Dinner
Clear soup with noodles, veal cilt.
lets. spinach. asparagus. homemade
ice ccrsm wilh berries frozen int cake
bsck coffee The Daily Leader
the eitv bank clerks and theiF
friends enjoyed the holiday Fsstefdas
E, attending q picnic event u Coop
ers grove, near Seward
The Nas.iet0e club meets with Ars
n TAYLOR, g0+ Fast Noble avenue
Eridsy afternoon
Niss sadie Lewis is mere from
Ceyle visiting frien4s
Judge Henry ~ Fprman aceom
aanie8 bv his daughter Ell ias'
evening for Afdmore to sgsad sefefa
eeks With friends
/ Mass J0na Arthur has returned
srom gea dafs risii in Oklahoma
iy wHh relatives
Mrs sbmaske has returned troH
visit o Oklahoma GliF HlEA Ael
dauhfef Mf Reue SinpsQA
Ws 8af Nsiau laft tsis moTnia
fr norman Raee sar w3H fake fA
aeIur of Afis degrees ~ Sas Ha
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-31

Tsp CKlan0ins hfaecH ~ tHr
t.eaai AssDeiatlCn "a Pptial NlefA
a8iourHaa yestera4s at Talsa aver
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-31

Eagles Fly 1ons1Hs
yhe Eagles slia aa4e rs lfAi'e sali !
ns citing tonight Ine aaie laF Mse
Esre9 haa heen ehaagea from flaAs
4fa Wosnesdsy aad tsfs Aiil l'e sns
est reetgae nmasr tae new Arsaas-
ment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-31

We operate the most complete
Lense Grinding plant IN tne state
and with our Twenty years 1on-
slant practice at OptometfN 4
are assured Safety, Accufaes' a'1
promptness.
can On Us for Eve Glasses spa
get tie Best.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-31
, o o o o 2 90 o 0 o Q 0 0
, PERSONAL AND LOCAL
) o 0 0 O 4 o o O o 0 0 o o

o o o 0 O Il o o O 0 0 0 o o .
x Bunaer is bere from Fl Reno
Deputy Marshal Al G9ii has return
eJ from = tip to Oklahoma CIV
Joe MAJ. Of yiahs g. here on
business mission
w 0. Knisat Of coyle is q GutH.
rie visitor
NJ 2 ward Of Fl smith. s. here
today
j c. Kelley is over from Enid
en- Lee. Q. coyle, was here iast
evening
/ Nan Carrier J Il Hsmmett has
4 returned iron. McAlester whefe hs
Attended the state carriers conyeh'
tion.
Deputy Marshal jacobson returned I
4 thss morning from trip 70 Pawaas'
ka
Tea Brooks is here from Mdsko'
gee
csarlos Lamb secretary of the
gutnrie ToNnsite company that r.
Gently platted the Mineral Wells ADJ
dltiop here. has returned from ssai.
ford Okla ahere he closed very
successful town lot sale
Professor II I. Hooper who has
beld Tire chair of pedagogy IN tns
Logan county high school during me
Dast term Rill, vith bis family
d move NJ reeamseh. Okla next sat
a urdsv Professor Hooper came 20
a tha Logan county high school from
q plue Hill Nebraska, where he was
s. principal of he cffr schools for sew
81 arai Years He has accepted the sa'
it perintendencg of the graded schooa
4 Of Tecamseh.
Is john S Burger oi Blackwell 7
10 ia the city
- r. J. Kennedy Of Topeka, pas
in tenger agent for the Santa Fe, is I
ly the CITY
N George Lowell miller city editc
III II TIE Leader decade ago. Ha
i'm Guthrie today He is now 81
. gagged in the Uholessle trade
III wichita
.ea Judge J = King is mere from No
ase ~ KIRK
re Attorney General Charles West
'Mks IN in Oklahoma City
etit Judge M sandhn Is here ffc
i,e. Oklahoma CITY visiting MS family
vis- George Zimmerman. assistant UI
'he ed gtates attorney left ias Hi'
y ioF End
.ers Tom weieh aas in Marshall
ding
resi- ciafk FIELD left today for Thon
made
de- Attorney A G e Bierer is att
'Aon ine court in Enid
tax Arthur Rh0ads coyle mereh
izins VISA Ia Guthrie today 90 busis
inat mission
ana Attorney Charles Woods refni
oin's last night from Oklahoma CITY
d De
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-31

Charlie Lamb. secretary of me
Gutarie Townsite company that r.
Gently plated the Mineral Wells aa-
dItIon here. has returned from stat
ford. Okla. ahere he closed q very
successful town lot sale
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-31
MENU FOR THURSDAY


Grapefruit. cereal aud cream. ba-
con and fried green peppers waifles
toast. ica and coffee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-31

ps,p pENT-s roam flat nAsA and sli
modern Improvement lati 49, 0A
call at sl7 K warner AYe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-31

Minced mgitoG liver and bacon "a
left over. salad of heets and lima
Deans ia lett overt. cfeamed and
Brown potatoes. crackers and Amerl
can cheese innkef cake. Tea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-31

Tea Brooks ia here from Muako'
gee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-31

Deputy Marshal Jacobson returned
thss morning from trip 70 Pa~aAs-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-31

TolsI 10 - I5s 80 ses " :
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-31

john S Burger Of Blackwell is
ia the cily
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-31

Man Carrier 81 Hsmmeit has
re,urneg iron. McAlester where y
attended The state carriers conYeH
ton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-31

R y Kennedy Of Topeka, pas
senger agent for the Santa Fe, is 10
the City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-31

sf. 8av Nsigu left tais MoFfia
f. s.arman npre she w3H take gre
ps aaIu ef Aris degree ln the aHt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-31

George Lowell miller city editor
u The Leader a decade ago, Rss
In Guthrie today He is now en-
gagged in the wholessle trade az
wichita
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-19
Police clean TURF
EXCHANGE YESTERDAY
HOODLUM WAGON uNUIS ELE.
VEN; uWNh UNyLS SECOND
SET or FIXTURES,

No sooner had the police LETT the
Turf Exchange ON the occasion OF
their lac. raid ou the booze om-
porum. located IN the rear than I'M
mediate steps were tokon by the man.
orcmcnt TO install % new set of fix
turos, ou dolorod Illicit selling pro
crossed as u nothing had happened,
Although Mc police cleaned the iu-
tcrIor OF furnishings and bar fixtures,
% second load was taken from The
place Yesterday
Enforcement officers wrought ho-
Voc ur tho place ut 1915 o'clock yos-
tcrdov morning ana placed every man
within the range Of perspective under
arrest From the rear of tho place a
draymrn was being directed IN load
Ing % rocond b0r ana other fixtures.
whuo NJ the Main entrance a crowd
Of reyclors woro being loaded into the
patrol wagon,
As usual, the proprietor OF tho place
was az homo reading the latest press
reports behind Havana De Cabbage
while tho slouthe were oartering to The
ever thirsty public that harbors around
the resort The booze man, HonN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-19

the place to make another applica-
ton
Mr.. Gillespie stated that insofar as
he knew there was no frame-up on
the part OF the board Of education
to elect Mr.. Downing before the
meeting last Friday night lie de-
clarod that before the meeting his
mind was practically made up that
Professor Barton Of Joplin, Mo- was
tho man for the job,
H.. 70. snodgrass, another member
Of the board, when approached on
tho question would give no reasons
for his vote against Mr.. Masters,
When asked why he stated that at
present the people were "iled up"
and II would do no good to give the
reasons
when they are cooled down they
win all flop to the side Of tho board, -
declared Rev Snodgrass.
"But why delay when so much
trouble IS being had at present over
the mattor?' was the question put
up to tho school board member,
again the school board man gave the
same reason-the people wouldn't
listen and weigh tho evidence.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-19
Second WALKOUT Of
PUPILS is CHECKED
OWEN AND LYNCH-FORSYTHE
STUDIEBS GET IN HABIT
EARLY YESTERDAY.

The pupils OF the owen school and
the Lynch Forsythe school had their
turn yesterday The day before the
pupils Of the Central school and North
Side had their turn. In each case the
pupils struck because of Indignation
over the action Of the school board
in turning down the present incum-
bent of the suporintendents office.
Yesterday morning, about forty pu-
pills Of the Owen school were gathered
some distance from the ground when
c. G, Harwood the principal arrived
at the school. These were standing
Off beckoning for the pupils on the
ground to come and Join them, but
the principal by short and effective
talk kept all Of the pupils who were
already I'm the ground from Joining
the strikers"
The Central school was visited
about noon by the forty, and again
there was trouble. superintendent
Masters spoke to the nupils at this
point and all promised to go back to
school this morning. None Of the
Central school joined the strikers. At
the Lynch Forsythe school a few got
away but these have all promised the
superintendent to go back to school.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-19
MOUNTAIN Pass
VOKITS TROOPS
iNsUKRTCrOs STEAL \ MARCH
OS TTDEHAl.S.
Another battle Expected
Cowboy Spread Report Tint Juan
Cahral, Noted InsurrcctO Leader,
J., ON the scene.

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uIl''' ""','' 'v'',I',T ~. a,,roorIina
PRISE App'l.','l Wv ,na ar,noi
rep'S "',' u''"""' r.,.,, on1 nuccr-
tltu"uon =" ,5'r toyn was
,ull N"''"g, n' Wv ~ g., FINALLY tho
n'iu , uS -, i',.'I ~ o,,,, and e,nrted to
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-19

rl Taso, Texas Anrl Viuaont
Andres. n young banker returned to.
night from "trip Go Houchc and dee
oloros Francisco Modgro lgador oi
,ho iumrrcotoa IS there m person.
yroaeo ~ 0Ho there hc rays with
about zoo msarootoe The rest ~
'ho lnsurrocto army is adl ut sapollo.
Andres declares tho iamrcotos
have two other flold guus besides the
rude ones which they made at Made
lG IN tho Machine ahona ono OF these
lie says T. O. "nye mile gum
Tho fact that M0dcro 81 fo near
Juaros will make It worry difficult for
Nlo father TO meet him ON his peace
mission The older Madcro was 20 70
from chihuahua on The train 20 Che
,own Of MADEIRA and meet hts son
noar there. Now e he reaches his son
ho will hayo TO travel overland TO
yoaison before he can Eet q train TO
hr1nx him north Meantime tho bat
,lo Of Juuo1 may be fought
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-19
SUNDAY Law IS
HELD FARCICAL
THEN JUDGE FURMAN REVER-
SIS UMPIRES CONVICTION,
TOUCHES ON BASEBALL
Public Sport When Admittance Is
Ohargcd--Pcnalty Not Heavy En-
ough 10 Cause Proper Fear.

Special to the World.
oklahoma CiJy OKLA April is
The truth about the matter Is, our
Sunday laws are Il miserable FARGO
anyway" said Presiding Judge Henry
NJ, Furman In reversing the conyic-
tion Of Tod Cheeyes who was fined
one dollar and costs in the county
court Of Stephens County for acting
as umpire for Sunday baseball game.
"a man can gamble" continued
Judge Furman, and be fined only
one dollar II IT Is on Sunday. / don't
like to critlclse the legislature, but 1t
should have amended the law or re-
pealed the farce IN books now"
Cheeves umpired a baseball game
between Duncan and Rush Springs at
Duncan He was convicted on an in
formation. The higher court held
THAI the information should have been
dismissed on demurrer, and Instruct
ed tho county court to dismiss the
proceedings when 1t was romanded.
In his opinion Judge Furman said
the court coulG not agree that the
Sunday laws should be strictly con-
struod. He believed they should be
construed literally A prosecution
should have been based on grounds
either that Cheeves was gaming or
that ho was engaged in a public sport,
that Is, one where gate money was
charged for admittance. The state did
not allege either when it convicted
Cheeyes.
Constituting the Sunday law. Judge
Turman said that game OF baseball
played ON the Sabbath day when an ad
mttance fee is charged fixes the
charcter Of game as a public sport, and
all engage in it are liable to prose-
cution. The court observes, however,
that the penalties are far inadequate
to make the law feared and respected.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-19

rr,-,,.. i-,...-, - IN - -,
,or. Co. ,a,ta..I a., a.. - 5.,,ila
,an 90 ~ . NW g. l,e- ooo r,I,. l,''' t1'a
r,,t,5 Gu, ,.a p.,,,3.n ,,,,,, ,,i,,
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,',,, NJ '',o'a '"' p,''','',s ','' i,
IN q,,sa r,Wi @ i'' a.o,.,1 ,.,t,,E, r,'
.r. r,u. ,n h' ,rn. ia .,,,,,e,. ,.,e " ,ar,,
,'.,u,, n,e"nt '','''9 ',1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-19


together with enthusiasm and de-
termination to hurry their building
committee IN the proposed erection of
new homes Latest reports from
pawhuska give the information that
they are hnstllng up n delegation.
These are only few Of the many that
viii be in Tulsa to take part In the
zig love feast and general celebra-
ton.
Some form Of entertainment will be
going on continuously from the open
Ing Of the day until the last stars
twinkle out Thursday morning Ev-
cry inch Of the floor space IN the spa
cious ball room on the second floor
VIII be used by those who find the
height Of entertainment In tripping
the light fantastic Two orchestras,
the members Of which are masters,
Will furnish the gladsome refralns
that will echo through the corridors
of the hall.
Dedicatory exercises viii he held IN
the lodge room, one Of the most gOr-
"eous of the building. With It's high
windows and pane,Cd wall and be-
tween its emblem and the upholstery
and the indications of the rites of the
order, 1t is most impressive. A maze
Of description would not do Justice to
the magnificent quarters, and the i'm
preston to be had should be taken
by q personal ylNt when 1t is opened
for public inspection. A visit to Its
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-19
GOOD WELL BROUGHT IN,
White and Sinclair Very Rccklcssly
Bring 1900 Barrel Gushcr,

Friends Of +. j. White Of Tulsa
ana Harry Sinclair Of independence,
Kan, have changed their mind about
q certain oil doal which the two made
sometime ago Messrs, White and
Slnoloir purchased lease IN the
Cleveland Osago field, west OF here,
paving $4,000 for it Friends say
they were Iookloss,
Tho two havo now drilled In O well
on the southwest ono-fourth OF tho
southeast one-fourth Of section i2-21,
s, which, with only a penetration OF
eight feet OF possible sixty feet OF
sand, flows 1900 barrels an hour.
when tho wtll la drilled the full
topth Il Is expected that n 1000 bar
rel wen win be tho result.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-19
committee SELECTS
FIRMS OF attorneys
REPORT WILL BE MADE AT AD-
JOURNED MEETING ON NEXT
THURSDAY NIGHT.

The Committee Of Eleven" select
cd by A. +, Ault, chairman Of the
mass meeting held last Saturday night
protesting against the action of the
school board IN not retaining j. G.
Masters at the head Of the Tulsa
public school system, met last night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-19

Knox, colorod was the only member
OF the party charged with violating the
city liquor ordinance and was pleced
under q bond of $500 for his appear
uuce IA court on the 26th, The bond
was made ay friends and the negro
was released,
Eleven men were arrested and
charged with lettering and their fail
urc TO make bond yesterday caused n
congestion in tho detention cells. Tho
party was as follows: Henry pickett
Clarence Slbbie, W. r. James Curley
Williams II. NJ, Triplett l.. o. Wal
tcrs, + c. Walters J. f. Inman, Tom
Sweeney Jack Maupin and John Goats
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-19

IN the office Of Mr.. Ault In the First
National Bank Building The purpose
of the meeting was to take action
relative to the outlining of plans for
action.
The committee decided to retain tho
firms of Hoiner & Martin and Mar
tin, Rice g. Lyons in legal capacity
to ascertain the rights Of the citizens
IN the matter. An adjourned meet
ing was called for Thursday night,
when the legal representatives will
make report.
II, p. Anderson and Robert Ogles-
by We're appointed 4 committee to
take up the matter OF securing funds
with which to prosecute the findings
of the legal representatives