The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-11-07

southern Pottawatomie county.
For gossiping about her neighbors a
woman was fined $3.50.
A Baptist revival meeting which has
been in progress at Davidson for two
weeks, has closed with 40 conversions.
John fremont, Italian shoemaker Of
Chickasha, is for the third time to
face jury with his life the state, on
November IT,
The fifth annua lconvention Of the
Oklahoma State Association of Grad
uate Nurses was held in Ell Reno DC.
tober 20 and 80.
The postofiice at Layton, Garvin
county, has been discontinued. Mail
for Layton now is directed to the
town of George.
County Assessor James r. Caffey
of Roger Mills county, died very sud
denly while on his way from Strong
City to Cheyenne.
The Ancient Order of United Work
men lodges of Oklahoma celebrated
the anniversary of the founding of
the order on October q.
The Santa Fe ran b special train
from Oklahoma City to Norman to
handle the traffic occasioned by the
Oklahoma-Kansas football game.
The union revival meetings which
have been in progress at Cordell for
the past three weeks came to close,
there being about IT'S conversions re-
ported.
Prominent physicians from central
and western Oklahoma gathered in
Hobart to attend the Joint session Of
the Western and Central Oklahoma
Medical associations.
An eleven ySar old youth living
eight miles north of Binger, who
weighs just fifty-eight pounds, picked
800 pounds of cotton in one day re-
Gently.
Rev. ]. H. o. Smith, pastor OF the
Oklahom City Christian church and
the best known minister in the state,
has resigned to take a pastorate at
Little Rock.
While hunting on the Moore ranch
near Tiawah, Charles Gibbs and Ed
Bearce of Claremore killed an eagle
which is a monster, measuring eight
feet from tip to tip.
David M. Weber, who was paroled
from the Anna, ILL.,, insane asylum, and
was here on a visit to his wife and
children, again became violent and has
been committed to the asylum at Sup
ply.
After being assured by the depart
ment Of justice that there we're nc
charges filed against him, w. s. Cade
United States marshal for the west
ern Oklahoma district, sent in his
resignation. His successor is DR.. j
Q. Newell Of Jennings.
Lou Green, accused OF the killing Of
Policemen Muxlow and Caldwell al
Guthrie few weeks ago, will be tried
in Guthrie and not Saltwater. The
defense could not bear the expense o.
taking witnesses to Saltwater.
Judgment for $3.50 was confessed
and paid in the district court of Okla
homa county by the Santa Fe Railway
company in favor of Belle Clements
Administrative of the estate of George
Clements, deceased, killed on the com
pany's lines.
Mrs. Annie Williams B. H. Summe
and Van Williams of Altus have beei
held to the district court for the shoot
ing of T. ]. Williams, an old man.
The Ben Greet players, presenting
"As You Like 1t" on December ~ an,
an opera quartet later, will be two o
the four numbers in the lyceum cours
at the University of Oklahoma thi
year.
Unknown parties entered the Roc
Island station at Mountain View Will
the agent was out for his noon mea
the cash drawer was broken into an
SIS taken.
Pleading guilty to a charge of mar
slaughter. but at the some time insis
ing that she killed ner husband Il
self.defense, Lulu Davis, negresi
was given ten years in the peniter
tiary in the district court at BartleI
vile.
Just as the snowstorm last wee
cleared away, two small boys, Clarenc
apd Kenneth Conway. aged s and l
respectively, captured large brow
eagle at their fathers farm, TIL
Jungle, northwest of Enid. The eagl
measured nearly ten feet from tip
tip.
One man was killed and fifty pc
sons injured when bleacher contain
ing 500 people watching the baseba
game between the New York GiaSt
and the Chicago White Sox collapse
At least two or three more of the Il
jured will die.
John E. Brown was tried in the di
trict court here on the charge Of er