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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-13

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-13

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-13
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-10-13

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-20
BUDDING CAREER CHECKED
Youth With Frcnzied Finance
Notions Headed for State
Industrial School

# Fred Liar we're resident Of
New York instead OF Guthrie, and
we're tweniy-lonf years Old instead on
twelve, he would today probably be-
on his way to the head Of dozen
trusts instead Of on Inc way 10 the
boys industrial home uC Pauls valley
iF ever the germs OF high finance
bioke out ia large sections ON a
small boy. that boy is Fred Com
plants made to the sheriif's Office !n
dicate that f'fedg . chicken business
has amounted ID considerable and he
has had as many transactions in bug
giles as the average farmer NJ T..
Williams and several others com
planned y a.
The chickens are said to have been
obtained from many peopIe on thc
plea that his mother fauted 70 buy
tnem She was well and laFgran4
Known. ne also borrowed two bug
GIGS. which we're sold 60 second haaa
dealers The chickens we're sold ~
various places
In Judge Strang court loiay the
father of tbe b0y a local barber. made
. strong Biea. bul the boy Was ~
dered 10 lBe state school until be- he
comes twenty one years old,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-20
CALVERT NOTIFIES BOARD
City Superintendent Gives
Notice OF His Election to New
Position at Helena

w s. Calvert superintendent OF
Guthrie public schools. last night
notified the board Of education OF his
election as president Of the district
school Oil agriculture at Helena He
yacated the office OF superintendent.
r. ID Brooks. who was elected several
weeks ago, becomes Superintendent
in full effect
Miss Alma Carson for several
years principal Of Capital Hill school.
appeared before the board in accept
aree of the dictatorship Of the new
department Of Sub.Normal She Il
TO be principal, with assistants as
necessary The position is new I'd
tiis part OF ihe country but has been
Generally adopted in larger cities II
takes ia backward. irregular and un.
assigned puDiis and Cts them tor
t6eir proper grades.
John Nelson was elected mem.
Der. Of the board tp succeed John A.
Iiouse colored, resigned. ais member
from the Fourth ward
the board will have an adjourned
meeting Thursday hight 70 take up
building matters The bonds for the
new building on the West Side have
been sold.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-20
KINGFISHER CITIZEN
FATALLY INJURED
George l.. Bowman Caught in
Street Car Panic in
Buffalo, NJ. X.

Buffalo, N. II, June 20--George l..
Bowman, deputy auditor Of the Okla.
homa state district Of Modern Wood
men, Of Kingiishef, Okla, was inter
nally injured III a panic which follow
ed the burning out Of controller on
a trolley car on the Niagara Falls
line near Tonawanda Monday night,
ard twelve Others were very badly
hurt. Eight OF the injured are dele.
gates to the convention OF the Mod
ern Woodmen oI America. now in ses-
sion here.
The injured are
William G. Brown. Hall, Tenn.
skull fractured and the sight Of one
ese destroyed; may die
John T.. Swanger OF Jefferson CitY
Mo, former secretary OF state Of
Missouri right tot crushed and right
hand badlv cut
A. l.. Reeves OF Jefferson City, Mo-
auditor Of the Missouri state insur
ance department, leg sprained, head
cut and internally injured
George L. Bowman. auditor OF the
Oklahoma state district OF Modern
Woodmen, Of Kingfsher, okla; IN
ternally injured
Others hurt are;
Mr.. and Mrs H. L. Loft OF Chero-
kee, Ia James Horton OF Kansas
City, Mo-. James w Carson Of Mar,
tin, Tenn Frank w Hutchinson OF
Kansas City, Mo, and J. w. Carpen.
ter, Martin, Tenn
AS the car was r0haing at rapid
sliced with fifty passengers aboard
there was flash Of flame in the YES.
tltule and the m0torman was seen
trying yaiuly to apply the brakes
" hen 1t became apparent that the
car was out of control and the blaze
began to spread the passengers be.
came panic stricken and rush was
made for the rear platform The
foremost were pushed off the plat.
form.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-20
GUARANTY LAW TEST
Kingfsher Bank is Resisting
Collection of State
Assessment

Through a case brought from the
district court of i1ingiisher 70 the
federal district court here there is
"a be test OF the constitutionaiity OF
the Oklahoma state bank guaranty
law. The notice was filed late yes.
terday and the papers are expected
n day or So
The Peoples bank Of Kingdsher
vas changed on March rs from a
slate bank to a national bank. This
was sixteen days after the state bank
ing board made a special assessment,
ard the board has recently started
suit 10 recover assessments. amount.
Ing in all to $2.490. The hank now
alleges that It Is no longer a state
bank and that the attemDt to collect
tie assessments is an attempt to take
property without due process ol law.
In this action Stuart. Cruce aud
Gilbert OF Oklahoma City. represent
the banking board, and Burweli,
Crockett & Johnson Of Oklahoma
City, and Boynton OF King6sher, rep
resent the bank The transfer Of the
case puts the matter OF the guaranty
assessment sQuarely before the fed.
eial court for determination
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-20
WOMAN FOUND MURDERED AND
WIDOWER is ARRESTED WHEN
HE COMES TO VIEW HER BODY

Neld 8alked into Tue undertaking
ro0Us and Kausr VAS placed under
arrest
The woman thf0as Was @ae trom
ear 70 ear Thee small wounds snow
ed the Hrst attempts weee NOT sue
eassfU Both oi the E0alan's AaHds
were terribly cut from graphing
ALTA her assalans She parted from
her husband last Thanksgiving and
ha Is supposed So be 0E Wausaukee.
Wis ae Was aeee Two weeks age
anH e Is alleged he thgH made some
threats against her
The district attorney mas oFdeg8a
li4 arresf bHf iAe authorities stsreet
RaBer Rauefs home was searched
anI ai8 his outer clothes which he
wore last nigilt aefe found to De
1.0odg
Baues mother sa.d hs had slept
downstairs bnt Raler himselF sail
4e slept upstairs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-20
HARVESTER COMPANY
PRESIDENT ON STAND
Had Been Told His Concern
Was Invited 10 Contribute
TO Election Fund
(By Assoclatei Prsssl

Washington. y G., June 20--Little
but hearsay evidence was brought out
today when the senate Lorimer inves-
tjgating committee held its initial
hearing in an inquiry In what Is TO
80 deep into charges Of corruption in
the election Of the junior senator
from Illinois
CYRUS Mccormick, president of the
Harvester company,
was before the committee to tell what
he knew Of the collection Of one
hundred thousand dollar fund alleged
to have been used In Lorimer's be-
half He testified tina, Clarence s.
Funk general manager OF the com
pany. had told him Of activity In be.
half Of Lorimer and that their cor
poration had been invited BY Edward
Hines, a. the Hines Lumber company
ic contribute to the election fund
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-20
ASSISTED BY MOTHER
DRANOISHING A KNIFE
Al Point Of Pistol ChuIChman
Forced Jury 10 Listen to
His Defense

Savannah, Ca. June 20--Tired Oh
hearing himself arraigned aud unabie
to ge. III word 0n hIs own account
Joseph Small Jr. deacon Of the
Clifton Baptist church, On trial be-.
ire Jury 0f elders on 4 charge Of
card playing today drew pistol
from his pocket covered bis jury aud
forced t-em to listen while he mads
mis- defense
Th excitement was intensified bF
the entrance OF Small mother. a
few minutes after he brought his
gun into play armed 9ith a butcher
knife
A special conference meeting mad
been called to try Small The
sympathy u the audience was clear
~ with the prosecutors. Everything
WAS going along smoothly aud ap
planse shook the building every TIME
point was scores against the card
playing deacon Tue church was
crowded and Small felt tnat lie was
not being given fair chance.
inst before the Jury began the COM
sderati0n of the verdict, Small drew
a revolver and took charge Of TIE
meeting. He first cleared the audi
torium Of everybody except the
scared elders and then began his
speech 0f defense F,uthHsea Dy mis-
saused ne waxed eloquent belore
his small audience Of elders SO
wrapt upsin hls remarks did he be-
come that he forget 30 exercise the
proper care iii maintaining his a Nj
vantage and two men stepped =.
hind him aud wrested the weapon
from bis hama
At this iaucture smallS motn-l
appeared with butcher knife but
sae vas finally quieted and Small SAT-
through The rest of the trial guarded
by bis own weapon He was de-
clared guiltg and deposed as dea-
con ia he meantime 4 call for no.
Ice had been sent 70 Savannah ana
Small was placed under arrest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-20
TO DEP0RT GHINAMEA
Deputy Marshal Madsen Will
Start Q Contrabands Towards
Celestial Empire

Chris. Madsen, chief deputy United
States marshal. will start tomorrow
night for San Francisco to deliver
nine Cinnamon for deDortation. These
coutrabaud dwellers have been gath
eled at Chicago. Oklahoma City and
Abilene. Texas.
The practice in deportation oil
Cinnamon is to send them IN patches.
Tie marshals of the various districts
Issue srecial commissions to some
chlef deputy This time the distine.
t,on fell on one Of the most noted
ard efficient men in the entire serY-
ice. He had nos today selected hls
assistant.
Deputy Marshal W 8, Mccoy, John
tiiihoolv and II K. Johnson, OF Chi.
cago, arrived last night with glYe
Cbinamen gathered there. They were
delivered to Mr. Madseu. The Okla
homa City Cinnamon Is IN jail here
Three others will be picked up AZ
Abilene. 1" 90
At El paso the Southern Pacific
road will tut on . guard.
Deportation OF Cinnamon ig accom-
plished with d great deal Of red tape.
Tie treaty between the countries Is
81 eh that the subjects Of deportation
must be handled with care They
must not be handcnired and the Off
GERS in charge must protect them
from indignities Of every sort The
Chinese government reimburses the
government Of the United states fQf
an expenses incurred. and the lmnef.
isl government then takes lt out OF
| the deoprted Cinnamon, II anything
can bc su1d, The Oklahoma City
Calnaman Is cure pay. for he naa
over $500 III drafts on Hons Kons
over looked by Oklahoma CITY real
estate men,
The aiue Cinnamon have slipped
Into this country within the last two
ar three years. s0me by way of Mcxl
60 aud some by way ol Canada.
The Chinese from Chicago ate Lee
, suey Nom, Chin Coon Jung ffanh
/ 10y. alias Chin Hing Lee Yn Oh
Pun Lin Qnong. alias Fayy foua
Ouong. The Oklahoma Cisy oBtcasl
H. named Ng Quan The names ol
the Abilene deDortat0rs are not oh
record acre
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-20
fBy Leased Wirel

NaIluette, wis. June ~ Mls. J0-
aeph MafIow aged ~ gas murder
cd some time after midnight SUNDAY
.ghe body 8as found On a public
se8Qo step early this morning by
Patroiman Frank Brnce
Charles Raneg aged 35. A @iddNfF
u under arrest Tire eireWyns tances
under wAlch RaRer Was arrested
we're dramatic.
Al 81 O'clock this morning h# came
70 the undertaking paflors and ask.
ed To see The Dody Permission was
finally granted 4e drew back al.
Hl0af tainted aud said she VAS the
woman he had been with during tse
evening
Al he was about to telephone to
the police Chief 81 Police loha Cock
Assistant District Attorney r e
Miller, and Deputy Sheriff Peter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-20
lRY I.eased Wirel

Poughkeepsle, N. ". June 20 The
Rev j w Iarkln says he believes
In Sunday baseball, and 10 prove his
sincerity. SUNDAY afternoon he adj
dressed h crowd oi 1000 fans Oil the
field Of the Volunteer Baseball club,
where men. w0mer and children
stood In the hot sun FOR an hour and
heard him preach i sermon on prAc-
teal religion 10 If the needs of the
masses.
The sermon MAS advertised ~ 4
feature Ot the game. 1t attracted tie
best hammered and most intelligent
class af people seen at Sunday bali
game AZ any time this year
The rcarter a11 q platform 13SS
placed In left field. Just below third
base He pfegaced his sermon Witn
the remark that the novel sight filed
HIM with enthusiasm and that he es
teemed the privilege extended to him
oi standing before the people and af
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-20
NEW FORM GOVERNMENT
IAAUGURATED WITH PRAYER
Mayor OIsmIlh Refuses 10 Sur
render Records Until Court
Decision Is Made

Extraordinary scenes throughout
attended the accession OF the city
commissioners at $3.50 O'Clock this
morning, when Guthrie commenced
to realize the unique experience OF
dual government
Mayor j. L. Nissley and Commits
sl0ners n. Nj Carter and WI S. spen
Ger took charge under a proclama.
ton declaring that all citizens
should render obedience and support
TO the commission under the new
charter Frank Olsmith, mayor UNI
der the councllmanic system, repre-
sented by the city marshal, remain
ed In charge OF the records.
AT o'clock this afternoon the real
struggle over the city offices was
commenced when the commission
undertook to meet in the mayors OF
flee for the transaction On regular
business WI II Mitchell marshal,
and chief of police, refused the use
Of the office, under instructions form
Mayor Olsmith
To Meet Every Day.
The commissioners propose to
meet every day 1t Is understood, and
to commence Issuing warrants to-
morrow Az ? O'Clock today the
board met and II was reported there
was no business. Adjournment was
taken until o'clock Wednesday
morning The council is to meet
Thursday night.
This afternoon Chief Mitchell was
at the clerks office but he made
no effort to keep the commission
mayor or the councilmanic mayor in
check MA. Nissley was digging
away at the mayors desk, but the
meeting Of the commission was held
in the council chamber.
Each side claims that it is up TO
the other 10 bring custer proceed
ings.
Opened With Prayer.
Commission government was inaug
urated with prayer.
In a brief address, In which he
alluded to the large responsibilities
TO be assumed by the commissioners
Mayor Nissiey, said at in accord.
ance With the principles Of the new
chief executive and the custom of
legislative asseblies everywhere, Pc
titi0n for guidance would be made to
the Director Of the Universe He
said that there had never been a
time IN the history of Guthrie when
men assumed grayer responsibilities
and when 50 much depended on earn
est and faithful effort.
Rev ]. r. Abernathy, pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal church. South,
made brief. but comprehensive
and eloquent prayer for the incom-
ing administration and the city gen
orally He prayed that old grudges
may be forgotten, old animosities
buried and that all concerned may
realize the full measure Of respon.
slbllity toward the present and fu-
tnre citizenship.
Many Spectators Appeal
A considerable crowd appeared al
the city hall at O'Clock on the
-SsTengtb Of IN informal report that
the commissioners would take charge
In the crowd were few OF the
most conspicuous supporters of the
commissioner elect, including the
following minister's Rev ]. n. Ab
ernathy, Rev Isaac Goodman. Rev
E ID Rankin, Rev. W. C.. Coleman
Rev. Fl w Lewis The only mem
bers Of the old city council present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-20
PASTOR FAVORS SUNDAY BASEBALL;
HIS SERMON FEATURE OF GAME:
breaches TO / 900 FANS

dressing them while they were inno-
Gently enjoying the Lords day
My heart Ii filed Hith love and
Joy aud gratitude toward sau' be
said dn the enjoyment Of this SANG
and sensible recreation your hearts
will, am sure. be open to the few
words 4 ann about To address TO sou
Oh a subject whlch IS of deep seusl.
he interest to all oil US.
The Clergyman then sang There
wefe Ninety and Nine and offered >
prayer, AFTER which he preached .
y lrty minute sermon which vas list.
eged to in reverent silence.
One minute after the clergyman
had retired the Umpire shoutef
r.s.5 saii, as.4 tae aalne Sac Oa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-20
$1,000 INFUSION MAY SAVE LIFE
tBy Assnlated Press ]

Washington June ~ Mrs Luxe
Lea. who when on lbe verge Of death
Sunday was revived by transmission ui
Il quart 81 blood drawn from the veins
OF her husband Senator Llise Lea,
ui Tennessee. is someNAat sfFongei
to-day her condition is SIN critical
hoWeNe.. Senator LEA ii weah itghl
the 0rleal. But Hill recover
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-20
CHOLERA BROUGHT FROM ITAlr
fBv Associated Pfssss

New York, 4 ~ June er Two
cases Of cholera we're discovered
among tire crew 81 the steamship Du-
cl Degli Abruz2i in today from
Genoa. Naples. aua Madeira Both
patients were taken 20 the pest
house Oh 5wnhoplne island aud aii
steefage passengers are detained fer
obseryati0n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-20
Of 4
PROFESSOR GETS
MAN Of CHOICE

g.
q New York June 2D Miss .
. Varvara T. pupin, daughtes OF q
g Prof Michael / Pupih OF Colum- y
9 bia university, young woman .
g OF wealth and social prominence, .
8 suddenly left her fathers sum =
= mer home at Norfolk Conn, y
q yesterday and was married last .
9 evening IN Hoboken to Hugh q
. Willoughby. manager for George o
9 Watson. dealer in aue saddle >
g horses. and her instructor In y
e riding. .
- The elopement, II 1t may be .
. so called, Tor tue young woman .
= recently celebrated her twenty. o
= first birthday anniversary and .
g entered into possession OF for =
@ tune OF her own. will not be =
y surprise t0 many who have OBJ %
q served the romantic attachment =
Q which existed between the two O
g Prof, Pupiu who is iii charge .
. of the department Of electro .
= mechanics at Columbia is wide =
9 ~ known as an inventor of inn q
: portant electrical devices y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-20
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Suit was filed in the federal cir
cult court today by the Pfeiffcr
Stone company against Cafupbell &
O'Keefe, the city Of Oklahoma City
aud q surety company The suit u
for sl0,4s604 The stone company
furnished material for the new O6la-
homa City high school building aud
is now suing for the pay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-20
SUBPOENA F0R MORMON LEADER
fBy Associated Prsssl

4 washington. p c Hume 20 "A
subpoena % tine aoase Of repressn-
tatiyes was today sent to the United
States marshal office Al salt Lake
Cifs ID be served 0n Joseph \ Snfta
head ol the Mormon church requif
Sng hls presence before lhe eoHS
mgtteo investigating Che s9called jug
~ trust
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-20
JuRyLEss COURT TERM
Court Fund OF osaae County 70 Ek.
hausteG---h Jury for july Term

Pawhaska Okla Tame 20--fhe
Jane term og tire Usage c0Naty dis
tmel e0m8 is q Wryiess tribunals oW-
lng ~ the exhaustion ~ the court
saad The July term however VII
have a jury ,as the county commits
souerg sin make tax ieyF f0l
court expenses before tAe july term
begins
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-20
DOES
GREAT WORK IN
AN EMERGENCY
(By Leased wirel


9 Yonkers. n. r.. June 20
y Charles Edgar Roake. a profes-
Q sor Of chemistry at Syracuse
@ university and who lives IN {
u Peekshil. is a new-fangIed hero.
o He stopped a runaway horse {
y aud saved two children in Je. (
Q rome avenue today by dashing {
o handful of chemicals in the
q horses eyes as II dashed past {
y him on the highway. {
9 Then. when the horse stop
g ped, he produced counter irri- {
9 tant to the poison from another
. pocket and saved the horse {
. from blindness.
= W. Floyd Jones OF this city Is {
y authority for the story, which Z
q has lust a little on anything {
q sent out Of Winsted this year. c
IN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-20
WHIT THING
LED Up To
A KILLING
MEXICAN SLAYER TAKEN
PROM JAIL AND HANGED
BY MOB
ny Assoelated Preaal

Thorndale ex Jane 20 whiting
Ied " the kllling u Charles leliune,
q garage owner and the subsequent
lyuehIng 0i All unknown Mexican here
Isst night The Mexieaa. angereai
rushed at Zeltan2. and stabbed him
through tie aeart The Mexican was
alrested abd lodged IA Jail A moi
ot one hundred broke into the iash
captured him aud stopped A farmer
dlifing bY with loaa 81 watermeF
ons for marker Ihel took tD% traces
lfnm the harness salieed them and
strung the MesieaH u1 to telephahs
pole Oh the maia street of Thorndale
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-20

Attorney General Chaz. West and
little daughter lett Sunday evening
Fct Salt Lake. Etah. Mf West gpes
"a attend meeting Of sitornes geu.
eaal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-20
NOTICE

Lawn and gauien sprinking Is per
United until further notice. i
W e SptsNt sflrl.
Water Commissioned.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-20

This II bad seasDh s1r the brush
leagues In baseball Tne Western
sssneiatiDn IA making big hustap,
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throughout were Councilmen Dutch
er and Lowther Mayor Olsmith was
IN the mayors office for a short tiLe
The officers in the city hall contin-
ued their regular duties. Chief
Mitchell was encamped in the city
clerks office, where the records are
kent