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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-30
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Skin Easy to Have
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-30
Good Advice About Travelling TO
the Far West and Northwest

Don't leave your arrangements un-
tu the last minute Right now IS
the time Tor YOU TO begin TO get
ready You viii want 10 take advani-
see of the 10 Nprice- tickets which
,o an sale for several weeks. The
hest thing TO do is 10 see me or
write me very soon about your trip
ann employed by the Burlington
Route TO help YOU in every way pos
.ible Tell ne where YOU want TO go
Ia the lar West Northwest or the
p,rfi. coast. and . can give sou com
,ista Information about d. can
nrobahl, save YOU some expense too
and take the little details off your
mind even 10 engaging your sleep
nr berth and arranging Ter your
-,Hroad ticket. Please cail az mA
i..are or drop me nostal asHina
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-30
FOREIGNERS ARE MARRIED

Mrs Netie smith. clerk of the
county court today issued marriage
license to Geo Blehm, g. native
of Prussia. and F.orcutinc Sehieve,
"A. born i'm Poland Judge StfanE
performed The marriage ceremony.
EmanuaI Weinberger acting as ooth
best man aud bridesmaid Tile eere-
mnny was "a very impressive enc am"
was Witnessed hy a large co4coursf
az court house attaches Nouher
could speak English OVERLY weh, bni
hoth seemed to bo very happy E3ch
have cen married before and have
raised large families
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-30
In Honor Of Miss cottlnaham.

COmplimentary 70 Miss MadeIlno
Cottingham Of oklahoma City, de
lightful affair was given on Saturday
evening by Aliss Ruth SeXeaur at her
home on Cleveland avenue. Forty-two
was played during the evening. fol
lowed BY q delicious luncheon. The
guests were, Misses Madeline CottinS-
ham. Ethel Maud Smith, Lorena
Phelps. Lillian Brown, Margaret Arm
antrout, NWicl NantIoozer, Grace
Phill S. Ruth Nichols and Louise Bier.
cr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-30
Mrs. &. Cook, Hostess.

Mrs. Z. Cook 1879 ". Noale, will
entertain the Christian Missionary
society at 23o O'Clock Wednesday
afternoon in Guest Day meeting
The program on "'rhe Home Mlssen
AIRY campaign will be led by Mrs
\. A. Ewing This Viii be the tirsl
meeting of the new year, and The
row officers would like to see every
rember prescut with one Invited
lest. The now ycar-books are Just
rf 7ile press and viii be given on
Wednesday afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-30
MoNeal AnaIn ID eank.

Joseph McNeal republican oand'
date for governor two years ago an"
J. NJ Baxter OF this city, have made
The arransements to start an addi
tional National bank at Tulsa Nc
Neal viii be president and Baxter
cashier. The latter was formerly
auditor and school superintendent OF
Oklahoma Territory McNea was
former president Of the Guthrie
National bank ana nov owns a flour
ing mill here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-30

When YOU come to talking about
.uI timers. E. f Burchticld sho ld
rs be overlooked He belongs 70
arpcr county bnt he has been
bringing stock to the Wichita m2tkel
lor eighteen years ana is heaflF a9
oll known in Wichita as in Ahthoh5
Mr. Burchfield IS ouly = years q
q and has five sons and one daubh
.r crown and six grandchildren lle
ld his wife were Gorn in the state
ol Tennessee and came TO harper
county in 1883 lie bought 50 aci es
IL land for $500 and paid down $500
He laiilt cabin on his new farm ana
mo two young people commenced 10
save money TO pay OFF the 5000 ~ t.
20 on their new home They SUE
c,edcd aud now have farm OF
go acres. while they reside III
tloir homo IN the city OF Anthony
Mr.. Burchiold one day told me that
tho happlcst days OF his llfc were
,cn on the farm. when he had 10
llsue 10 lire lie said the Whole
.eielIbofnood were po0r alike ana
everybody equal he said he rul
me straw in the farm wagon ana
\ and his wife wont TO all the meet
irgs Of the neighborhood debating
s1clety where they solved local ana
rational problems
The old settlers who came TO SedS-
ulak county in The early seventies
Twin know why this old Hawer com
settler enjoyed those early da ~
hon each one owned a quarter s'u-
ONT of land with a mortgage ON III
aad had moi the least desire 70 ac-
o1ire his neighbors quarter section
Another old settler Of Harper
/ county was at the Union stoeN
Yards in this city about a year ago
tand told story Of Frank l'urchlle'o
a. which some of the cOmmissioh
men arc still laughing whenever they
see the biz Anthony shipper
FRANKS children were all born on
1 the farm said the old timer ne
had five boys of whom he was very
proud but when the last visitor was
girl Burchfieid was the best
pleased man you ever saw. He ana
! Ills wife had lots Of friends out there
in the country and when word Wen
round that a pretty girl BABY nae
made it's appearance at the 3uren
field homo a great number OF sool
I women IN the neighborhood met a
the Burchfield farm home TO ceie
rate the momentous occasion
..Tbe good woman at the neares
farm honse had just arrived nome
from a visit TO relatives IN auolh'
state She learned what was so ~
on at her neighbors and made
break for tbe Burchneld home
Some Of the women saw her com
ing sailing up the road. A German
woman in the crowd had big IA
ihabv about TWO months old and th'
women toag The new visitor ava
from Mrs. Burch(ield and pnt youn'
Germany in it's place.
Vow when the near neiEhoof aI
lived she had walked so iasl ina
Sac was nearly out OF breath Sh'
went 80 the bed jo see that daritn
girl fsbi lSbe Eu1'cd down 'o'
covers and tooa good look an'
tlen said
Oh. my. What great big nice
baby Il u.s. Why IT'S the 'ei
lflcture of Frans.
The shout uI tbdf tt"NH ga @
mon would have put an old iasnlou
cd charivari party TO shame ihe.
swung their arms in the air Unii
rnrcbleldg hair was standing oi
end lie wished those women ha'
moi come to help him celebrate ant
the woman who had made the brea'
was mortified beyond lcompral'e''
sion
Then one 81 fhe oi0er Women
+er aat-.- ~ ffpr ftH tf Es
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-30
With Miss Mcpherson.

With MISS WcFHeTSOh'
The Rooney Mooney shah club met
with Miss Leila Mcpherson on Satur-
day. The afternoon was pleasantly
spent in playing live hundred Miss
Dessa Matchetl won the trophy for
high score. and Mrs Louis Bronson
for low score. The hostess was assist
ed in serving an ice course by Mrs
Lyman Knignton, Misses Beulah ca.
volt. and Dessa Matchett Special
quests were: Mines John Beland OF
Eearden. Ark Paluc Brunk OF llli
nois, Henry Wenner of Charleston, >.
and Miss Narissa Partridge.
c., Guy Owens lIagney, OF California
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-30
Calendar for Week.

Monday Bridge club Mrs K. X. car
! lin
Cambridge club, Monday, Library.
Farmer Party tonight Mrs. \. H..
Bunls
Shakespeare club Tuesday Library.
Kimono club Wednesday. Mrs.
Frank Fitzpatrick.
y. NJ G. club, Thursday, Mrs. J. ..
Fairfield
Benefit Dance, Friday evening. city
Han
Mascot club Friday, Mrs VIM. Broa-
SON
Phi Delta Gamma Girls. SATURDAY,
Miss Nell klink
Rooney Moone9 Shah club Miss
Norma Holman. SATURDAY
Etude club. SATURDAY, Mrs. J. f.
Paymai
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Boyle left last
e, enins for Kansas City, Mo, after
a pleasant visit with Mrs. Ed Pente-
eos and family.
Mrs. Chas. Biungsley and son lett
last evening for oklahoma City to yis-
ID Mrs Geo Willis
Mrs Iohn Derr has returned from
a three months visit with relatives
aud friends in A;chson Kans
Dr VIM. Rucks aud pr Petty have
loIu,gu ~ a,ci"a ,i,o ,nda, nycr Milne's
'loa l'7 ''' 0''''
7'0i
NlIS. ""> ONr'l' N'ae ~ ~ lsai7
IVY 'Hi' l''ol ''''7 - '''
,,,. r1a >-thIacl returned TODAY
rom he' Sul'l"el . oVJ1"," .';,in ma nas,
gan. 0'ip li"0 w" H. ,rn'. ,t,,r,ison
"a loh'a
,,.n,oasa. t.rt
nc IdVul'l ~ '"' ~ ,,',,, ,hc
versll} "il' @I>V al ~ t'V," C'',,,rio ~,
students 'hu ''''Ic"N =. 49, .,,
Friday eFeh'ns' y pfo4L'"' n'' ~
arranged ior elE"l ''o0N
.. ou;ii;n i, risitino ho,
i'' : ""'',,I n,.,ataa,m Cit, dnrino M
ralf'
,. ,iti
} Miss J}'ne MOSS Spell '7ul'"", y,
Miss Matte CIare N"ho' 'n Io"' ~, "
Edmond "He'e sue 10 "'''''"''7
, -\oll'''''
Miss Madeline o,li'si,"'I o,,Iahnm. ,T,i ,"a
evening loI ne' 'o'''' Mn, Nc.
Cny, alteF "eeH en" '''''
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-30
VOTES AND
PERSONALS or
SOCIETY
MISS BEsS GANo
Phone t64

urdav afternoon. Miss Lcnora Burke
made the top score aud was presented
with a hand painted plate Al lho
conclusion OF The games the guests
gathered around the dining table and
emioycd two course luncheon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-30

Mrs Ed Stobougb of Crescent spent
SUNDAY in Guthrie with friends en
route 10 Oklahoma City 10 take in the
fair
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-30

Toe collins II bayIng q prett3
bungalow erected on South 'lrs
street which Will soon be rcady fol
ocl upanc}
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-30

Mr.. and Mrs l.. G. Niblack and
daughter spent sunday in Ponca City
with relatives and friends
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-30
lake Notice w. c. Of G.!

An members of the Women
Chamaer of Commerce are urged tc
coen their homes to the members OF
Inc NJ L. Conference that conycnes
hero october lGth This is import
ant work for our organizations
C5guedl RtBUCCA L. FlNClL
President
MRS CORE SARCHET.
Secretary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-30
" n .g Il =. n n n u II ?. IL n " !,
FRESH TOPICS or
crcctinn Bunaalow.

+. u i. u n n y n "a N y n n n 4 =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-30
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Y
* WANT TO SELL SOME LoTs7 g
~ Set aside A few dollars FOR a y
v series OF classified ads. Write 2
y the ads so candidly that they y
y will win a second reading. Have 2
y the courage to order the publica =
g ton of these ads with a season =
ahle uamhe~ oG repeiiiions
~ Your gel in touch ~ith posi- :
* Sle bayeTs through this little {
= camuaien
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-30

A Wilson and Marshall club is boz.
ing organized in every voting precinct
in KiOwa county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-30

Govcrumea, report shows that Ok
lahoma an tnls time is second only 10
california i'm crop conditions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-30
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

. T. Z. 4. Z Z. Z < = Z Z. 4 Z. 2 ?.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-30

r. w Murphy returned This morn
jna from Il "Trip to Norman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-30

A number OF English capitalists have
lately become Interested i'm oil lands
about Tulsa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-30

/ n II n u n y u = n Is ~ = q y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-30

Mr. and Mrs Virgil Boyle left last
evening for Kansas City Mo, after
a pleasant visit with Mrs Ed Pcnte-
cos, and family.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-30

Mrs. Chas Billinssley aud son lett
last evening for Oklahoma City to vls-
it Mrs Geo. Willi3.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-30

Entertained Gamma Girls
Miss Eleanor Post was hostess 10
Tho phi Delta Gamma Girls on sat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-30

Mrs John Derr has returned from
a three months visit with relatives
and friends in A,cllison, Klaus
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
GbiasFIde SSHi6setA

Gin @imeTf@er RsbGtteur GGm n
BE un0ngsHebme Gage, siHsm S@Ttits
Rsler tfip1s 5urid3uFeHDen, NIB
l&rieb 0aau fDIgenoen 4sglsitbrief:
mir bdben Dein Monuftrtpt NIT
HRtnbIi@sm Bsrgniigen gelefen- 8d
hsr btiItgsn gf@t unfsrsr 1Orfabrenl
mir bobeH Hte Elm 70 groBnrttgee
@ert 40 @eF@t bsfommsn. Nbeg
lDenn MIR es 0rudten, 70 tpilrbe Setne
RaieRdt, infer ~erhabsnfer unb md@s
tighter Serrf9er, @eFsbI seben, bseS
@srf ais Wlufsr az nebmen NIB
ni9ts @eringsres msbr ou brudeu.
bies i'm 3dufe Oes nd@Ifen Sabrs
lnuIenbs al ben l1nm5gli9teiten ses
b5ren biirfte, 70 miiFen MIR 0u uRs
fersm grDBten 2etbpeien bus g5ttIt&s
Opus 5uriidfenben un0 bitten tGnS
isn0mol um gsrseibuns."
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
0as ameritanii4s SOrRWeIsu.
Cine m osli9e 20inna
ieiner aufgabe.
Son 8reo. S. 8raenOIe.

Gin tleiner 4nfang bringt oft eli
en- groBen 4usgang@. Sn @nbe-
trndt Der pielen duBeror0entli9en
llmlt1noe, Die elmer erfoIgreiten
Bolotultur in 9merifn I'M Me9e tie
ben itno in porbergebenoen Mrtifeln
III o@oibington Sournal" geniigene
useinonoer geiest poroen limo, lift
$ aud no~tpenoi9, auBeroroentlide
|Gfittel un0 @ege an3utuenOen, nm
Mere beruntergefommenen @alo.
d~nOereien bnloiglt pieOer ertrngf1big
II MAIDEN. 3u oieiem @noe tonnte
dmerli6 ettpaS 8elieres n~rgernten
|beroenL ais bic @riilloune proftiid
|tGtiger @alo- ODER Sort 8ereine,
mom0gli9 in allen St1oten uno Dor
ern Der Ser. Staaten. Solhe Ser
inc loaten nidt aus 8ertretern Der
|Nilieni1nft ionoern aus M6nnern
|0eS BOLTS, aus 8iirgern un0 Nrbei.
ern zines ieoen 0rtes beiteben. nno
ann 10 fur5 ME moglib ar5uoeuten
ipns bon ibnen gu perlnitgen mare, iet-
II bier Die folgenoen 3ebn @ebote nuf-
Sober &eier fam ielbit ur-
ellen, miemeit Die @rfiiIlirng oieier
|Gebote leitens Der polfstiimlihen
6orltperbdnoe ausfiibrbnr Iein oiirfte.
1. @ebot. Der Mnfnuf bon 21n0e=
reien fiir permanette 8ereinsw1l0er.
2. @ebot. 0as &einigen uno &ein-
bnlten Der GereinspGloer.
3. @ebot. Die &errihtung aleS
4bbol3es un0 @olonbfals gu 9renn-
material.
A. @ebot. 6reie &erabfolgung bon
9rennbol5 an ale @ereinsmitglie-
Der, bel 8erihenfung an ~beoiirftige
0rtsbiir6er.
8. @ebot. 0ie 6oroerune oes
@o4stllms Der 8alobGnme uno
9erbeIierung 0es @ooenS.
6. @ebot. 0as Ausrotten oIIes
unniiBeu @eltr1ldS uro idd0liAer
uno eiftiger Hflan5en.
7. @ebot. Yeriooiide 8ereins-
ausfliige, 8icnics, in Die 5orItre-
pierre fir 8eiidtigung, Grbolung
ul0 9lr6eit.
s. @ebot. Die @riinOnng bon
Sereins : 6oritmuieen, lei Der ar-
lang aud nod 10 flein. sur 8eron-
ifnulidung oes 8ereins : gigen-
tums.
8. @ebot. @eItenom1fung oes
@ereinseinfluiies 3ur Muffl6rung
un0 ginfiibrung Gfonomiideu
9rennmateriols.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

10. @ebot. Die Serbeifibrung
bon Stnatsgeleben uno @emeinoe-
8erorOmngen gum S6nse Der
@ol0b1ume.
9luf Oieie @eiie Diiroe nidt nlr
fir forperlihe uno 9eiltige Grbol-
ing Der @ereinsmitglicoer geIorgt,
ionoern oerortige 8ereine miiroen
aud cine Io3inl : potriotiiHe phi.
ldntbropiiae Stelune einnebmen, ole
iest gon5 uno gar nidt borbnnoen
1T.
llno ner tGnnte Dobl better Die
Snitintioe in Oieier 8e5iebung err
g~reifen ais oos ceutifc Clement
Der amerifanilden @eooIferuns?
Die 0euti6en i'm alIgemeinen iin0
wnbre Druioen; lie lieben Die Nntur
uno Defenders idone, refine @dl-
Der.
S6noereien, Die lit MIR fiir Molo.
bnu eigenen, fonnen binie angefoiift
tueroen, uno lelblt Elm iebr fleines
gintrittsaeIo Diiroe geniigen, nm
ieoen 0erein in Den 8eiib zines
Wol0es 5l bringen.
Wemeinoe : Gigentum au ertper.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

Sat geeignet: a.: memR
i& MIR tpiBt, mos t9 r1etren MeItep
fen Ieru' lar, Der 8engeI act&net
ie1r gut, dber e. 1T fdrbenbItnO. -
b.: GdrbenbIinb9 - Gdmosl ga
IoNen Gie tim moOernen M0leT
merheR!
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
&m @tammtiide.

Des OOstOr, tGum spst @O@en bes'
mGbIt,
StSrt 6es @tummtiI@es @pmmetrie.
Snbem e ii@ entf9ulOieen LGBt
o. fiji cine Neuralgte.
MlIes hriidt fem Heouuern aus -
Der GSrfter ltltr meint grab:
vMerfmlrbie, mas bos Meibern0W
9etrte fiir Numet bdt!"
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
@enn Oieisnisen 2eIer Ses
DSOnrnaIs~

UeIde einfdufe bel ioI6en @elddfs.
I1iiten mnten Die ibre An8eiqen in
Den SpaIten oieies 9Iottes inIerieren,
ieoesmoI bemerten piiroen baF re
bic betreffenOe Nnseise i'm oSOmr.
nal" geleIen, 10 f0nnen Sie fih niht
nur aIein gorteiIe fidern, IOnoern
ertDeiien Oieielben Dem uSournaI~
einen groBen @efoaen. Derortiae
9unoihaft miro bon ben betreffcn.
ben @eiddftsIeuten ooppeIt aetuiir.
oigt uno fonnen ioIae Run6en Der.
iiHert ieiu, ertrn reen beOieut Az tUer.
ben. AliO merits Gu8l
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

ben, lit elm edtes oemofratiIdes
Yrin5ip. Gin beiierer ulo Ieidte.
rer geriud, oieies 9rin5ip teiItuei.
ic fucnigitells our @eltlng 5u brin-
gen, lit folm Oenfbar. NIio oeutIfe
9rlioen waat aufl @nIOfeeer an
Gle Irbeit!
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

Heim mort %genpmmen.
GnS6ise: M@, Serr DOttDr, IL bin
70 nerDSs, f9lafe f9Ie9t, babe tet'
ren Mppettt. Mds tbue i'd am be-
fen 6doegens = Mrat: Waebr abb
bGrtsn. fleiBis an Die 2uft gsben.
Dor alien dber BADEN - BADEN =
Gndoiee: 8dOensBooen9 ~ sic GcI'
bener Doctor, oos babe i@ mir II
I@On Icuge gewani@t! SogeH Gte
metnem Msanne. 6aB es Ots b6&fe
SIT fiS MID ID. hOrthin ahswssk
Nl
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

Wie trouerte fe nm ben Muna.
gi@ts mu@te ibr msbr Treube.
llnO fets ging lie, mp man fe 5uA,
SSn etnern f9ipdraen Rleibe.
ga, alb EN- fnDner Sreier fam
lln0 ipOntC I'm fe nerben,
Da Iieb fe feIbff ibr sroues SdGe
Gus Eruuer fDHIf@pdrS fdrbeas
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-24
M0ULTRIE BAND WILL
ATTEND MACON FAIR

MOULTRIE. Ca, Sept. 2s.-FOllOwing
his usual custom President Charles W.
PfdcOck viii attend to the transportation
OF the Moultrie band 10 the Macon fair
On oct Is. Last year the band had the
fair contract and President Pidcock fur
nfshed them with a private car and
housed them in il all during their en-
gagement The ban5 paid nothing for
transportation or sleeping quarters while
az Macon.
This year President Pidcock viii, in
addition 20 the sleeping car. have a din
ing car for the boys and II will not cost
them a cent while they are playing the
Macon engagement He will hire the
cooks and will also purchase the pro-
visions for the stay at Macon. Presi-
dent Pidcock is the president of the
hand and the reason he does things for
them Is he claims the organization is a
great advertisement for our city.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-24
$4,000 TAKEN FROM TRAIN
FOUND IN PENSACOLA BANK
Janitor of Building Discovers
Package That Was Mystic
riOuSly Lost
fBr A.soesatsa Press.)

PENSACOLA, Fla. Sept. 2S.ZThe
package containing $4,000 in currency
which vas mysteriously extracted from
an express shipment from the First
National BanlS,- here to the Louisville
and Nashville pay car at Flomatop. Ala.
was found this morning at s o'clock at
the Eear OF the bank by the negro jani-
tor OF tn ebuilding.
No arrests have been made but de-
receives are working on several i'm
portant clues which are expected to
reveal the identity OF the rObber-
a telephone message received at the
hank Saturday evening. but which was
unheeded under the belief that it was
from a practical jokes. indicates that
the valuable package was placed in the
rear OF the bank building that evening
by the thief
The bank officials reassert their con-
fdence that the package containing the
$4,000 was delivered intact to tho
Southern Express agency here Wednes-
day morning Of last week When de-
livery was made to the Louisville and
Nashville ray car that day at Fiona
ton the currency, which represented the
railroads monthly pay roll for that
district. Was missing and in its stead
were found slips OF paper cut from
MAGAZINES. rzsr
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-09-24
EMIL BLACKWELL DEAD;
BROTHER SHOT BY NEGRO
Baldwin Posses Searching for
BIack-MiIitia Is Ordered
to Be Ready
Especial Dispatch to The Journal.

Especial Dispatch to The Journal.)
MILLEDGEvILLE. Ga, Sept. 2S.-Aft-
er having an alteration at the station
earlier in the afternoon with Emil and
John Blackwell, Major Wright, a negro
hack driver. met the two brothers shortly
after dark Sunday evening and fired five
times two bullets penetrating the skull
OF Emil Blackwell one ploughing It's way
through his body. 1-t
Emil Blackwell fell dead in his tracks
while his brother was unhurt. The ne
gro made his escape. The shooting oc-
Cured on Jefferson street III the heart
of the residence section of the city.
Immediately bloodhounds were secured
from the state penitentiary but after
making a chase for over a mile they lost
the trail, presumably because the negro
secured a vehicle to aid his flight
Threats of lynchihgs were frequent and
the local militia was secured in suffi-
cient numbers to answer any call. but
quietude prevailed and the determined
search for the negro continued through
the night. . PC
Blackwell was a member of a larSe
Georgia family and came here from Mon
ticello about a year ago and was assoc
ciated with a local bottling concern. He
is survived by his parents, several broth
ers, and sisters and leaves a wife and
several children.