The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-10-03

Frederick is planning sewerage
system.
Several guests had narrow escapes
when the Grandfleld hotel burned
Bartlesville ministers are figuring
out a joint campaign to induce the
people to come to church
Mrs. Laura Reuter- of Tulsa is on
trial at Bartlesville for conspiring to
bring about her husbands murder.
The eighth annual exposition of the
Jackson County Fair association will
open at Blair, October l, lasting four
days.
A. c. Moorehouse, 20, and his wife,
II, married a month, are in jail at
Guthrie for burglarizing store there
of $500 worth of goods.
s. F. Norman of Olney and his son,
Lester of Frederick have purchased
the telephone exchange of Carnegie
and will take charge October l.
Suffering terribly for the past few
days with carbuncle, William Busby,
So years old, known as the Goal
King" of Oklahoma, died at McAles-
ter.
Nathan NJ. Perry. vice-president of
the First National bank of Grove, and
one of the largest land owners of the
county, was found dead in bed at his
home.
Judge s. I. McElhoes, who was re.
Gently appointed assistant attorney
general Of the state by Attorney Gen
eral West, has moved from Lawton
to Oklahoma City.
The body of Ernest McCant was
found near where he had been work
ing four miles from Eufaula, two bull
let holes in his body. 1t is supposed
he committed suicide.
The Granite Development associa.
ton, local commercial club, has been
organized with a large membership,
and has already gone to work to put
Granite on the map.
To relieve the congested conditions
in the Tulsa city schools which have
required half day sessions in most of
the lower rooms the school board is
erecting one-room portable school
houses.
County Judge Rappolee, of Durant,
made an order compelling a father
and mother to send their children to
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school during the school season. The
kids had stolen a sack of corn.
Constable Charles Caldwell, of De.
vol, caught ]. w. Mention just as he
was crossing Red river in an automo.
bile. Upon searching the car 1t was
found to contain fourteen gallons of
whiskey. Mention, claims to live at
Waurika and was taking the whiskey
there.
]. A. Leuch and daughter, Ethel, OF
Sentinel have sued the Clinton Street
Railway company for $4,000 for dam.
ages sustained in a wreck on the com.
pany's lines in August
In the past eighteen months shipping
records at Red Rock show 1856 cars OF
wheat, IL cars of corn, cars of oats,
215 cars of livestock, 420 cars of hay,
cars of wool and Is cars of miscel
laneous products.
Philip Carano, an Italian miner EN-.
ployed in the Usage Coal company's
mi inn nrONhaf. OF Krah he
ly killed when a rock fell upon him
and crushed his skull.
The department of the interior has
notified its representatives in Okla
homa to begin the distribution OF
lease moneys now due the individual
members of the Kiowa, Comanche and
Apache tribes. The payments to the
Indians will reach about $50 per cap
tia.
The alfalfa in Pottawatomie coun.
ty has grown prodigiously since the
recent rains, and another big cutting
is assured. Alfalfa has been unusual.
ly fine Many growers have made $50
to $40 an acre on their crop.
The state w. C. T. U. met at Guth-
rie this week.
All efforts to stop his nose bleed
ing being unsuccessful, the 7-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Ramsey died
at Chickasha.
The girls dormitory of the former
OkIahorna Ctafa Pantiet Noilaoa of
Blackwell was sold at sheriffs sale
and was purchased by Drs. A. Lowery,
A. P. Gearheart and A. S. Riser of
Blackwell at $1O,325. The property
will be converted into modern hos
pital The building was erected three
years ago at a cost Of $4,000.