The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-16

N QaV nlght and made iiuai proof ON hi
1T homestead at II O'Clock a. M. o.
1t November H. 1911.
lf
1t Bad wheat and oats years which IN
llred the threshing business cansao
Q WINS j. Banks. a farmer and thrash
e er OF near Mulhall. this countv f1
e ME voluntary petition In banl,rinte,
l. th tae iederai court today. ffs lia.
2 6o6 '' ''sss's ~
e - J CampheH. former owner of The
barflesYllle glass plant and still own.
4 CT or the site which il oceapies has
G gone INTO voluntary bankruntcv WITH
I liabilities OF $200.000. The amo,rt or
ms assets is unknown. CampbeI is
I known as promoter Of various en-.
terprises
A depth of 400 feet mas been
reached by the lrlllers who have con.
tracted to strike oil or gas at AInl.
nan. this county Many difficulties
nave been overcome On the outcome
lof the Muhai wen depends much rs
TO whether Guthrie. Covle and other
places IN this county will drill
Federal Judge Cotteral announces
that no decision viii be given there
/ IN the case of Hoge- Montgomery Of /
frankfort. Ky. who nave attacked
the constitutionaliiy Of the Oklahoma |
conYict-made goods label law. Thei
laecision- according to previous an.
lhouncement, was to have been given
today.
4 Madtll special says: What is
believed TO he the largest verdict
ever given by a jury in Oklahoma
IN a personal injury case was that
awarded Edgar Hodge for S20.0o0
against the Frisco railroad here. The :
boy had been living az Snyder. and
IN July, 1910. he was run over by
train His righl leg and the toes
Of his left foot We're cut off The rail. II
road company will probably appeal /,
the case. !,
Maud Bearskin. of Pawhuska has
)een sent to a hospital in Chicago i,
or treatment She has been afflicted Il
'lnce birth with some ailment that r
prevents her from walking. The
Y yescah Womans club decided to-
'bandon their social entertainments ~
nd use the funds expended in that 81
Fay for charity This case was pre-. r,
ented to them and they are bearing
ne expense Of the child's treatment.
lrs ] r. Foote accompanied her to -,
as
Tae prohibition oratorical society ~
aSr been orgabized at the Methodist
oilf<ersiT 1l<5 E2KB2 follpwinE officers bn
alph Watson, vice presideG1.1fafb1- + =, ,
ckinzie. secretary; Russell Ballard -
porter There are six schools in ,
e state which have organized like n,a
'elety and each is allowed one @ ,nii
ator in the state contest which Is ~. ~
be held in Enid, March l5 The :
inner receives prize of fifty dol =
Y, ana ne is also to represent this ino
ate III the Interstate contest. his III
sapulpa News: As the result Of a =
NE duel which they fought sun
night Lillian Marshall. The r.
ughter, Of an indian freedman is a
lail, and Mrs Laura Fl. Smith is ,',,'7 M''S
the hospital with deep cut in -, l'''''
lung and another penetrating her aa,..
news, and may die Eye witness ~,
oI the fight between the two WON 70''
say that Lillian Marshal was the
ressor and that Mrs. Smith mere IN.
ried 10 defend herself but was I'M ~ ~
% staYe of the attack The ,,,-'5
Tshall woman is unwilling to talk. ''''e'
ne motive OF either side is known ,''@l
King
cAlester News: The mass meet.
Of Choctaws looking to the safe
he surface Of the segregated eoa n
: ana the ahoilshment Of tribal const
being held here today. indie
z q crowd taxing the capacity of eut Ii
0lstflci court room. W. A. Du- Dr j
former speaker of tae lower IT'S /
G OF the Choetaw council, seems iousn
3, oinihate .I the meeting ana his and 4
IN this forenoon is regarded as
ating what the resolutions Will
The meeting will declare in fav-
the sale of the surface and the
closing OF tnDal aHalrs' put il 5rec's
estiollaoie Il me one declaring Wa,
yet through fcllow
statement is made here that a Niee.Ia
1ri bttf Sti v 4iiS term III tie aF4fsFl.
pententiary 81 Jefferson City, LStraba
was the first man 10 tip off the
ion that Charles Maust, then ~-------.
2 a term at Jefferson City. was
ravens. the Oklahoma outlaw AtF,
aid that the barber. who shaved
IS told ] II. Livingston, the
on expert, that ne had shaved skEw
in the Kansas penitentiary A
he was known as Cravens An
cation was then commenced bg
ston that resulted finally IN III
beiig returned here recently
II AS Cravens. If il is decided EE IA
e1y that the prisoner is the aShF7
lnted oklahoma outlaw. it is The
ed that at least a portion OF
reward offered by the states At res
1sas and Oklahoma and the Delicic
government for Cravens. viii Keen
he convict-barber.
itching instantly. cures piles. A quick
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