The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-04
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While hunting rabbits recently nea
Asher in Pottawatomie county. clyde
Walker was accidentally shot in his
right leg above the knee, more than
iity shots lodging in that portion o.
sd be, tAs attending rassISjansy
SThirp sSpisatioi ipardpnsi.were is
sued. yesIeldayt1X ] GoSerndF. Cruce
tweiki |. .:tsti lof thShI beihs tors Inmates
of %fhestAloA lAster penitetniakM. eign
r6efi: Of tae,d Stl citixsn shi fSspi>
'6,l @'Six,s.,f tfIIs 'parlpns SN'cDt yto in.
mates ,ofNSatS.{sgAnite retormafdty.
Waffle eutting corn, several days
AGO GliS 't.emen OF near Nash IN
Grant county accidentally struck his
rights knee. inflicting small wound
Hcrpnid but little attention to the IN
Jury, but blood poisoning has deyel
opel and his condition is serious
The United states land office. 10
Gated at l.awton since 1901. was
merged with the Guthrie office today
with l., y. Houston as register and
hngh Scott as receiver The Wood
ward Office is the only one now re
naming in oklahoma outside Guth
rie. The retiring officials at Lawtop
are a. w Maxwell register and G.
B. Roberts, receiver
= a. l1t- Il
ant General Canton relieving Capt. 5
IL. Harrelson of Company NJ, Oklaho
ma National guard Of command o
the company, and assigning him a!
quartermaster OF the regiment, viii
headquarters in Oklahoma City. Firs
Lieutenant Ellis Stephenson of Com
pany NJ will be in charge of the loca
command. Capt Harrelson was for
nerly assistant adiutant general Q
the state.
Attorney Moman Pruitt. Hugh Lam
aster Fl. A. Otto, Isaac Ashburn an'
Joseph veasey. precinct election OF
Jficials of oklahoma City, We're ar
raigned in fedtral court on indict
ments charging theu' with preventint
negroes from voting for members 0
congress through enforcing the state
grandfather clause" provisions. al
pleaded not guilty, and their cases
were continued for trial until th'
March term at Oklahoma City. The,
We're represented in court by Attor
|neys C. B. Stuart of oklahoma and G
q. Horner Of Guthrie.
| Lawton dn an effort to restore Z
| the government property valued a
lnealiy $4,000 sold by the individua
soldiers at Fort Sill. officers at tha
lpost have begun a campaign of con
lliscationi Almost annually thi
lamount of overcoats and other wear
ing appartl is unlawfully disposed o
lby the priyates at Fort Sill Las
night Capt lStarbird went up ant
down all l.awton streets in search 0
lthis property He took from tn
4 backs Jof nearly twenty-five I-awto
citizens uvescoats The army officer
say this class of bartering must ceas
lat Fort Sill
| Il do not know what the Socialist
Imeanu when they said they Won.
camp in my back yard, said Coy
ernor Cruce. "but they are welcom
Ito camp there, on anywhere else the
please The governor does not TAX
lserionsly the request of the Socialis
lconyention for a holiday durin
/ 1912 which convention speakers rt
lferred to as being like the holiday
igranted banks in 1907 The conver
/ ton OH the closing day repudiated a
+, Socialist newspapers which are pui
'llished By individuals, declaring then
lselyes Tor the community plan Q
lpublifation oi party organs BY tn
party 7
A session of the federal court wa
lheld in order that Judge John II 20
teral might approve the merger G
1.-THE circuit court and district c3uf
! clerical forces under District Cler
Charles II Hunter in line Will rt
lcent congressional act, Hunter va
IreQuired to give an additional $500
bond ana it was approved with tn
American surety company ludg
Cotteral approved the appointment
by Hunter OF Harry H. IInley and NJ
W. Hawes as deputy district clerks
Finley, who is a sQn-in-law Of Cyru
tLelahd Uf Kansas, has been circui
court clerk SINCE statehood an
Hawes his assista9lt They will cor
time the same work under the di'
trict clerk.
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