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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-21
[By Assnclateh Presa.l

London, June 21--Ihe streets
through which the king and queen
and the royal procession pass on
their way from Buckingham palace
to Westminster Abbey, for the cor.
onation and the longer return route
have been decorated on scale new.
er before attempted In London.
The Mall 10 the new admiralty
arch, the outlet into Trafalgar square
and Whitehall has been fIanked by
great stands for officials and dts.
tinsuished guests, which shut out
the beauty Of ST. James park and
the gardens Of the residences oppo
site but behind these stands on the
one side. Clarence house, the resi-.
denee of the Duke of Connaught. si
James palace, Marlborough house.
and The houses forming Carlton
house Terrace, have been most
elahorately decorated forming
backing of brilliant c0lars.
From the Admiralty arch to the
Abbey, the Westminster city council
took charge of thA work and with
tie assistance Of a committee OF or
fists, have carried out a. scheme
worthy of that great thofoughlare
and IN harmony with the magnlfic.
ent architecture of the public build
1uGs and government offices. which
adorn the center Of British official
dom The committee departed en
tifely from Che traditional idea Or
Venetian nasts and festoonA of na
per flowers. which are invariably
brought olt on any public occasion
Continued ON Page 2.l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-21

last heard from President Stone s
wife was when she Was in Germany
bur Ii has since been renoriea that
she has left for Kabakon. South
sea Island, 70 join 4 colony OF the
new cult.
This COLONY is said TO be one of
The uIeerest In the world In the
Island where Mrs Stone is supposed
ID be- the members of the eult are
called sun worshippers.
Owing " tne lr0MDie Wlta his wite
President Stone recently sent IA bis
resignation to the board OF trustees
OF the university. but II was unani'
mnusly declined
President Stone has heen a cap.
atle leader Of the university sihee
800. and not only holds the respect
and esteem 0f The student body. but
tie people of Lafayette and educators
OF the state as we'll.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-21
4 SPECTACULAR RAID
Sheriff s Force II -s1ends Upon
Gambling and Drink
ing Resort

Guthries most spectacular raid
was pulled off Yesterday hy sheriI
Murphy's forces al the Frank H. Ma
ter place. Oklahoma and Second
street. SIX arrests were made and
stme names were put on list for
reference.
The seizures were Roulette table,
cash register, crap table, black jack
table. chairs. etc. 4 dozen bottles OF
beer, 2 quarts OF whiskey, cork pull
er, shakers. ice pick. two half boxes
cigars. barrels empty beer bottles,
sAit case full of chins commonly
Kll0wn as poker chips,l 3 decks play
ing cards, whishev xlasses, beer
mugs. harges Of carving on Q drink
ing and gambling business were Iled
ia the saperior court against the in
mates of the place.
The raid was made late Tuesday
afternoon. Jim Kirkwood used a
erowbar on one door and Bart Muir.
phy put a foot AGAINST another door
and went through II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-21
WIFE OF COLLEGE PRESIDENT
TAKES UP NEW CULT, FORCING
HUSBAND TO SECURE DIVORCE

Lafayette Ind. June 2l--A divorce
has been granted 10 President win.
thr0p II. Stone of Purdue university,
from BITS wife Victoria RI Stone. the
custody. 0f their minor child, Henry
Stone being granted to him.
The decree was issued on the
GROUND 0f abandonment. The presi-
dent and bis children are heart
broken over the occasion for the ac.
rinn. hack hi which Is pathetic
storv dating back three wears apo
Ar this time there was organized
In Lafayette 4 class In so-called Y0g2
PHILOSOPHY Many women and some
men In college Joined the class,
which became 4 fad III high social
circles here. II was taught that the
complete bower Of the Yoga philo.
s0phy involves The separation from
fEiends and kindred
Mrs. Stone became a deYont follow
Ell OF the faifh" and left home The
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-21
H0H0RsS FOR OKLAHOMA
Her Wondmen Attracting Much
Attention at Head Camp
in Buffalo

Oklahoma Woodmen Al the head
camp, Buffalo. N. r.. seem TO nave
made 4 great impression on the
Nelgbbors FROM an over the coun.
Try Cie0n A. Ray captnfn Of she
Guthrie drill team, writes to d
Ndodman here that Okahoma ~
very freely c0mplimented on lts
great representation
ca the 18th the Oklahoma Wood
men we're given the biggest honor of
he encampment d battalion Of the
F0festefs benig designated as escort
10 neet Head Consul Talbot al the
gtatiou The teaina made great
showing, marching almost half way
through the city with Oklahoma ban
nera flying ana ali hands singing
Oklahoma praises The order or
nlaeh Bas Oklahoma City, M. W.
a. band; Oklahoma City arm team.
Guthrie dfEll team, i.aSf0n drill
team sapulpa drill team. Maskogee
drlli TEAM aud officers.
The camp ~ oh Erie BAY III mll
view Of Lake Erie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-21
SOME SCHOOL FIGURES
More Boys Than Girlsin White
Schools, While in Colored
Schools the Peverse Obtains

Guthrie school Statistics 1an
c0nnter 10 the orthodox idea oil the
proportions og attendance as be,
tween boys ana girls. Iii the wffte
schools OF Guthrie the boys have
fity-two majority The totals are;
BOYS, Sl3, girls S3is total white.
1904
The negro schools, however lasssf
this claim Ia ame. by an aia0s
preposteFoHs majority III sifis 'FAe
total ot eolofed boys ii 8s3 girs. a4a
Total c0lorcd a92
Grand totals f0r the grade thnnls
are. Boys 1926 glfis 1.54i, Total.
1906.
These figures are shown ia detail
lit the repori of W 4. Calvert. au
pefintendent 10 the board oF edm-
cation Central school shows mn
U0rlEy of 10 girls Banner has the
largest attendance 1856 against 584
ml CAPITAL Ilill ard 454 ~ Centra.
! Douglass and Lincoln have 4gI
and AIN respectively
Analysts ot the statistiea for cot
~red schools d0es not nacessarIly
SNOW tnat there arc more Negro
girls than Roys. but sach analysla
tn connection with grnaney ami no-
lice reports. show plainly where the
criminals fgF the next f1fry Years
are coming from
Miscellaneous sfatiRtieg from the
annual report of Superintendent
Calvert are
E!nrnlimeni for May, a.f5z.
Kindergarten enrolment. gss. ~
follows Central 52 Banner Be
Capital S5 Lincoln, Ts ard Doug.
las. Az
Highest a@~endance in aiI schools
~ iH the first grade tntaliug 4h4
against s2G f0F tHe sAeoad ann
decreasing number thgoHeh the Iist
The eighth grade attendance waA
14a
Number of DAYS school has hean III
session iT4
Total number of daya attended hy
ali, alo,423
Average daily Attendance. 100
sunertnieadents room Visits, ii.
Sa2
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-21
GOES To SUPREME COURT
Separate School Expense Ques-
ton Will BE Decided BY
High Tribunal

The case OF the Logan county bank
against Olson was filed In the siI-
peme court today This II a very
important test case. tried Ii the dis,
trict court a few days ago, and il
will cause determi alton as to
whether support OF negro schools
shall be paid for out OF the county
fund or by levies by districts. Judge
Huston decided that the expense
should be borne BY the county. The
action was that OF an assignee against
the county CLERK 10 compel him 70
Issue a warrant against the county
funH Attorney General West had
held that the separate schools are
cbargeable to the districts and not (
TIE county at large,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-21

Cleveland June 2i--tseorge Burns
III years old, orphaned hmself ana
his five brothers ana sisters when
lie sh0t and killed his fatnar Ed.
@afd Burns. TO save hia mothers
llfe.
The boy was released from the
Lancaster resarmAgnrg Saturday
The constant gaarrelng III his
father and mother seemed ID prey
more UPON bis MIND than hls inpefs
oameut AZ i.aneaster, AMI when he
saw his mother crushed beneath Bis
fathers knee and the fathers large
hands tWined about her threat, he
used rifle with fatal effect.
Mrs Burns, who lived at 2742
Ir0i0n avenue, always was fearful
of her husband ahen he was drink.
ing For several days ae had n0t
worked switching In rms YailMay
yards For safely she had asked 4
altlsbbor. MIS-. AAep ssaundsas TO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-21
MUNICIPAL
M|XUP IS
DORMANT
ROTH SIDES APPARENTLY
PLAYING A WAIT
ING GAME
RIVAL CLAIMS HAVE NOT
AFFECTED CITY AFFAIRS
Minor officials SilI Recognize
Olsmllh IS Mayor
Of Cliy

Dual government exists In Guth-
rie with scarcely change from
yesterday. when the commission is-
sued proclamation saying that the
council had been superseded. Mayor
Olsmfth, conncilHanic. and Mayor
Nlssley, commission were both
about the city hall today, but little
business vas done by either,
The rival claims have not SO far
affected city affairs. No warrants
nave been issued BY either admins.
tration this week. The commission
~ holding daily sessions as pre-.
scribed by the charter, and the min
or officials In their respective sta.
riunE are still recognizing the coun-
cilmanic mayor The water depart.
ment, however, Is nominally under
charge OF the commission form for
the reason that Water Commission
ef Spencer has become Commission.
err Spencer.
Ghlef Of Police Mitchell comes
nearer being In charge than any.
body else. He Is camping in the
mayors office and clerks office IN.
der Instructions from Mayd% Olsmlth
To allow no change in custody Of the
records The police force is being
directed by the chief from the may
or's office
Commissioners Prepare For Work,
me commissioners are preparing
10 talte hold OF departments Id earn
est, as soon as d legal adjustment
can be had Ii was said today thgf
the commissioners viii at once get
busy figuring ont how the minor
offices shall be filled and what the
compensation of each shall be and
what the b0nns shan be. The char.
Ter leaves the entire matter 10 the
commission The principal appoint.
ees are TO be police chief. fire chief
city attorney, clerk, treasurer. asses
sor and engineer.
Appointments are expected soon.
The commission has not announced
any policy whatever with regard 10
appointments, and 30 far as is nov
known no definite promises are ont.
Aspifants for the various positions
are making active campaigns
Election oecisl0n Soon.
II was announced toray that the
advancement on the docket OF the
supreme court means an early dc.
cision Id the Copeland case. brought
70 determine the validity OF the
charter as affect@l by elections
The elections are Gained to have
been irregularly held. The case. was
advanced and q decision is expected
the first week In July. Briefs have
been submitted by both sides
Il either side IN the city offfce
controversy gets tired Of playing me
waiting game there Is open the way
III custer proceedings, Fac side il
claiming that If any ousting Is to be
done the other side will have 10
start IN Both sides claim to be in.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-21
BANKER ORR SUED FOR $4,000

Tulsa. Okla. June 21--H r. Levy
is suing ]. w Orr, president OF the
First National bank FOR $4,000 for
maliciously and scandalously defam-
ing his character
The suit was filed Monday and IN
bis petition Lew claims that Orr, IN
the presence OF G., p Kelman and wv,
I Thomson called him crook, q
trier and robber" He says that
the words were spoken in the bank.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-21
4 WAY OUT FOR SHARP
(By Associated Press.l J

Pttsburg KAN Tune 21--Peter G.
Sharp may solve the difficulty OF
having two wives through letter
received BY him today from his son
William sharp locomotive engin-
eer OF New Orleans William said
he would be here tomorrow and h
anxious to take bis mother, Anna
Catherine Sharp, sharp's first Wife,
who was lost in the Chicago fire
forty years ago, back with MIN.
Sharp said today that II Anne Cath
crime wishes to go To New Orleans
he will not attempt 70 prevent her,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-21
4 NOTABLE DOC CASE

There was commenced in Justice
Seton's court this afternoon doc
case that Is apparently to mark an
eroch In local history. Mrs. Edna
Edwards. wife OF a railroad man, is
suing b A Mintonve. lawyer, for
Il Spitz dog The identity of the dog
.s in disnute There are twenty-five
witnesses. mostly women including
some Of the leaders Of Guthrie so.
elety
The case was adjourned to the dis.
uict court room on account Of the
crowd. ana hearing got under way at
4 d. m
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-21
GARY HAS A PLAN
American VIII Urge an Inter.
national Federation of Iron
and Steel Workers
iHy Associated preaa. ]

Now YORK June 2iAn information,
A federation Of iron and steel mak-
efs, planned 0n the lines of the Amer.
lean Steel and Iron Institute. Win
be advocated by u III Gary chair
rsan 0f the United States Steel cor.
pofation, 9t the coming iutefaatiop1i
steel and iron conferences To be- open.
ed III Brussels July Gfth The con.
terence win not attempt 10 iix prices
tor the world among producing
countries or 10 regulate the market
tn nonpf0dncing countries.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-21
4 GREAT NAVAL GATHERING
fBy Associated Prasz.l

Klel, Germany, June 2i tAmeri.
can warAhlps of the SECOND division
"a ths Atlantic fleet, arrived hera
ania niofaing and ere ia00red HI the
INNER haEB9F DeEDTe lgle f0wH, sllfs
rounded by an arFay 0f battleahiDA
and yachts gathered fnF the en-
aeref's great anuHgl naval festival,
Practically tho entire German navy
ii assembled here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-21
Exsryhoax lnyltsd 10 Attend

Subscribers and non-suhscribers
alike are asked to attend meeting
of the Guthrie Gas and Oil company
at the chamber of commerce rooms
tonight to complete contracts for the
boring of an experimental we'll Ihe
committee On capital stock made its
closing rounds this afternoon. The
is considerable public interest in the
enternrise The two days given the
committee to complete the capital
stock have been busy ones
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-21
NOTED WOMAN IS
SUED For THEFT
Of 4 MANS LOVE
(By Leased Wirej

Y Boston. June 2i--Dr. Eliza {
q beth G, Keller. a noted woman (
Q physician and politician, was
Q sued today bY her daughter-in- I
9 law. Mrs. Joseph B. McComsey, c
o for $4,000 for alleged aliena. {
q tion of the affections OF the lat &
o ter's husband. c
y Sensational evidence Is pre- c
y dicted when the case comes ND c
@ for trial. Mr.. and Mrs. McCom. Z
q sey were married in 1889 and
. have one daughter who ii mar. (;
. ried Mrs. McComsey alleges c
q that Dr. Keller induced her hns-
q band to leave her and that since &
g then she has been without G
q means OF support. q
q Mrs McComsey charges also Q
y that she was elected from her 9
q home bv her husband and re- q
y sponslbllity for this action she q
q places On her mother-in-law. g
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-21
. 0 o O Q . @ o @ @ @ 0 0 O
BEES NEARLY KILL cHILo.
Little Girl Tipped Hive to See What
Went on Inside.
Special 70 patly Leader.

Special 70 Daily Leader.
Logansport Ind, June 2I.-~Gertie
Ginger, aged i years, peeped into d
bee hive and was SO badly stung
that for a time 1t was thought ahe
would die. The child was visiting
the farm OF her grandfather, south or
i4ogansport She wandered what the
bees we're doing inside the hive and
tried 10 peep In Her grandfather
George VI Ginger, carried her from
the hive and examination showed
she had been stung about fifty
times
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-21
CHAIN Of HERVY
WOMEN SUCCEED
IN SAVING LIFE


G Boston Jane Hanging 50
9 feet In midair. almost unc0n-
o scious. Mrs. Eva Sander OF
o Roxbury was saved from death
q by human chain composed Of
. Mrs. Bertha Cohen. Mrs. Edward
y G Kaiser. Miss Lillian Greub.
q 81 and Miss Eva Sander.
& Clurching each other about
. the body. they formed chain
q which dragged the woman 10
. safety after which ail col |
q laDsed
g Mrs sander was standing on
. fourth floor yeranda. The floor
q fell and Mrs, Sander seized
o THE railing. which remained in
q place. She held on until res
q cued
IN 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-21
DECISION N IIIlf

The supreme court announced to-
daf that Il bad advanced he aata.
RE charter case and that II would
hand down decision 81 The July
term,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-21
THE WEATHER
lBy A.zsoeiatad Prees.i :

New Orleans, June 21 Oklahoma
Tonight and Thursday. generally
fair
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-21
TOMBIGBEE'S VALUE
 TO BE DEMONSTRATED

Columbus, Miss, April 2o.-(Speclal.)- The Aberdeen delegation to the Tombig- bee convention at Columbus, May 30-Sl proposes to give practical demonstra- ton of the utility of the Tombigbee river by travelling to Columbus to attend the convention via that stream.
 Mayor AckeE and Julius Rubel, the ex- ecutive committee for Aberdeen, will cal a meeting of the entire delegation at an early date and arrangements for the trir will be made.
 The bushes men of Aberdeen are show ing an interest in the coming convention equal to that of any other section and from present indications every delegate appointed from that city and Monroe county will attend.
 M. w. Gathings. mayor of Prairie Miss has named the following delegates to rep resent that section at the Tombigbee. con vention: R. C. Awtrey, I. O. Box, R. L. Brand, G. R. Cain, P. w. Cain, H. c. Car ter w. F. Davidson, c. D. Davis, l.. S. Easter, T. M. Garner, J. J. Glasgow, C. G. Greene. c. M. Henderson, B. B, Howell, J. H. Haughton, J. o. Hussey H. Jack son. F. P. Lawhon, w. s. Lenoir, Jr., ] c. Miller, J. B. Naugle, S. l.. Pake, w. B. Roberts, J. l.. Stover.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-21
Montgomery Markets

Montgomery, April 20.-(Special.)- )-Spot cotton was quoted in Montgomery today as follows: Middling, 14Ac; strict mlddling. 14s4c. Eggs: Retail quotations today, in the majority of places, were 20c; wholesale price, 15c.
 Chickens are selling at from 30 to 33c fryers 50c and hens are still high at soc.
 Dried Apples-Dme brand, 71hc pound; one-pound cartoons, 9c pound; 4S pack ages to case. Florida Grapefruit-Size 80, S325 box: size GA. $3. 50 box; size 46 and 54, $3. .75 box. Florida Oranges-126 size, $2. 50 per box 150, 176, 200, 2l6 8.
 Lemons-Extra fancy Messna (new crop, $45O box; fancy Messina, S6o. s425 box.
 Prunes-Griffin and Shelley, package 4O-5O, 25-pound boxes, Sc pound: 50 .SO. 25-pound boxes. 7lac pound; so-7o, 25-pound boxes, 7c pound.
 Danish Cabbs ges-In sacks 1hc per
 Florida Cabbage-In Florida crates, g. 25 per crate.
 Irish Potatoes-Choice Virginia stock. S5c per bushel.
 Potatoes, seed stock-Eastern Maine, Early Rose. 21a bushel sacks. $1.10 bushel Irish Cobbler, 21A bushel sacks, $1.15 bushel.
 Onion Sets-Reds, 32-pound bushe 1 crates (small stocl<), $l SO per crate; yell lows, B. pound bushel crates (snall stocl), $1 50 per crate; whites. 32-pound bushel crates (small stoclD, $2.30 per crate.
 Turnips--Canadan stock. barread sacks, g per sack
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-21
BOIL WEEV|L ID
 BE CONSIDERED

Columbus, April 2o.-(Special )-The sec ond anti-bol weevil convention to be held in Columbus will take place next Tues day. April 25. The success attending the first convention, which was held three weeks ago, was so signal and the conven- ton excited so much interest that the Business league, under whose auspices these conventions are being held, has de- cided to hold several similar gatherings during the coming spring and summer.
 Lawrence Foot, president Canton Ma tional bank, will be one of the principal speakers at the meeting next Tuesday MT. Foot writes that he feels it is his duty to give all farmers of Mississippi his experiences in boil weevl territory and his advice and suggestions are considered immensely valuable, inasmuch as Canton is right in the heart of territory already infested.
 Many other speakers are on the pro- gramme and the day will be one from which many important points to soil men will be handled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-21
WHEAT MARKET
 SCARS AGAIN Unpromising Crop Condi- tions in Europe Sent
 the Prices Up

Chicago, April 20-Unpromising crop conditions in Europe sent the wheat market soaring today. There was strong tone at the close with net ad- vance of IS @1Ac to 1s4c a bushel. Latest figures showed a gain of 1ac to 5s for corn and Is O Ac to as @1ae on oats. Hog products finished unchanged to 10c above.
 An official report on the wheat crop from Prussia estimated the condition at 76 per cent. a decline of 8 points compared with year ago. Imme- diately the inference was drawn by traders that the more extensive acre. age adjoining in Russia might also turn out to have a much smaller yield than 12 months back. From Hungary, too, came disquieting statements con- .cerning Che outlook for the growing grain in that country and telling of a ment at Liverpool due in part to scanty arrivals reported by Buenos Ayres had a paralell in the pit here. The whirl upward began at the outset of busi- ness and lasted throughout the day, reactions not at any time taking the market much under the opening level Word that Winnipeg had sold 25 boat loades for export added to the bull furry, especially in the last hour of the session. High and low limits for May proved to be posse and SSssc with the close H@15sc up at soc even.
 Big shorts in corn took to the buy ing side in earnest, one prominent house covering line of 100000 bush els Crop failure in the Argentine aid ed the bulls and so did sales here fol export. May ranged from 5oBc td 50 F @505s, closing firm ssc net higher at the top figures reported. Cash grades were strong, No. yellow finish ed at 51 @515ac.
 Sympathy with other grain lifted the oats market. The country, however sold little more freely of cash be cause of the better weather The May option varied between 31 s4 @31 Bc and 32hc with last sales 32@32Bc, ne' gain of E O l4c.
 Provisions were quiet; irregular ant hesitating most of the day, but in the end showed the effects of the gralr bulge. When the pit was cleared pori hadzrlsen 71a @10c to 10c; lard, 2hc tf &c., and ribs were the same as las night to 5@71sc up.
 Future quotations were as follows