The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 39, No. 91, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 16, 1912 Page: 2 of 8
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Hoods OUTLAW'S
bHAVt
THE FIRST GRAY .
Sarsaparilia
Cures aU blood Humors all
eruptions clears the complex-
ion creates an appetite aids
digestion relieves that tired
feeling give? vigor and vim.
If urged to buy any prepa-
ration said to be "just as good"
you may be sure it is irift rior
costs less to make and yields
the doaJov a . large v profit.
; it i.vlav !i" uhu.i1 Hq.u!d form or
cho palled Sarsatabs.
IS
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Mill IV
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COUNUY SEAT
SF DELAWARE!
LEADS TO THE BELIEF THAT
ZIP WYATT MAY BE
ALIVE
Although Zip Wyat: Corner num-
ber of thi Dal ton and Doolin fjan.us
of outlaws anil a terror anions earl J
day Oklahoinaiit.
sed to
HAIR 111 ACE
'New" Jay has been formally rec-
ognized by the state fujireme court as
a part of the seat of Delaware county
in an opinion by Justice Dunn set-
tling the protracted controversy be-
tween factions ol citizens over the
exact location of . the comity court
Louse.
The court held that although the
people in the county seat election
had designated a certain 30 acres
"Old" Jay as the county scat the
oemmissiuners were authorized to sign
a contract locating the court house
and county office in a building erect-
;d for the purpose outside the town-
site but within thei ncorporared town
of Jay as organized after the supreme
court's decision that the 10 acres was
the designated seat. This concession
of power to the commissioners was
based on their finding that there was
no suitable building for the court
house within the original townsite.
1 nss opinion aero
Hugh Scott receiver
land office is based
Wyaifs gjca.y was on;
opened several years
been captured near I
era Kingiisher count;
officers and fanners
ed when taken to the
pot
Major
Guthrie
act that
id in south-
a posse of
was uound-
at Knid ami
lat be died
tried In the
Easy Way to Preserve Natural
Color of the Hair and
Make It Grow.
A harmless remedy made from com-
mon garden sage quickly restores gray
Iniir to natural color. The care of the
hair to prevent it from losing its color
anil lustra is just as important as to
car.- for teeth to keen them from dis-
coloring. Why sp-nd money for cos-
metics and creams to improve the coni-
nlevinn nil vet nei'lect vour hair when
jrray hair is even more conspicuous and
. - 4 . 1 .
BUggeSUVC )I age man wruiKies or
poor complexion J Of the two it is
easier to preserve the natural color and
lieautv of the hair than it IS to have
a good complexion.
All that is necessary is tne occasional
use of Wyeth's Sage 'and Sulphur Hair
Remedy a preparation of common gar-
den Sage and Sulphur combined with
other valuable remedies for dry. hnrsh
faded hair dandruff itching scalp and
fallfii : hair. After a few applications
of this simple harmless remedy your
hair will gradually be restored to its
natural color in a short time the dan-
druff will be removed and vour hair
will t 0 longer come out but will start to
ffow as Nature intended it should
ta'.i.i t't neglect your hair for it goes
f urfrii sr. than anything else to make or
mar i your good looks. You can buy
this j remedy at any drug store for
fifty cents a bottle and your drag-
i istf will rive your money bark if you
ere ' lot satisfied after using. Pur-elvv-fc
a Lottie todav. You will never
PLACING
BLAME ON
THE CLERK
GOVERNMENT APPRAISERS
PLEAD IGNORANCE OF
CHANGE IN RECORDS
TREE PLANTING TIME
Now is the best time to plant trees
fruit shade and ornameutal as well
as berries. J will be at Room IT
Spurlock building for the nest few
days and If you need anything in
the above lines it will pay you to see
me or call phone 21.
.1. B. NIN1XUER.
Representing the Willis & Co. Nurs-
eries Ottawa Kansas.
NOTICE
There is to be a meeting of the
stockholders of the Ripley Oil Gas
and Mineral Co. at Ripley Okla. Oct.
25th 10 o'clock a. m. All parties in-
terested in the development of oil and
gas are cordially invited.
W. R. BI ROW ECU
secretary.
Several years later it became nec-
essary to relocate the Knid cemetery
including the bodies in the potter's
Held and when the grave of Wyatt
was opened it was empty. Whether
grave by ghouls or whether his btiri.il
was simply a fake these are things
that perhaps will never be solved. II
left the impression with many people
however that Wyati escaped from
jail and made good his get-away.
.In taking wyatt the posse shot
him through one of his legs and
wounded h:m severely. He was asleep
in a corn field having turned loose
a hig red roan horse that he had stol-
en from a itasture near Waukomis.
were sevetal posses hunting him. He
made his Raj down the valley of the
u- it fui mane la your appearance.
SENTIMENT
FOR GUTHRIE
is a competent stc
GROWING I
All the three government laud ap-
aisers In the Choctaw-Chickasaw
m w noii'. aiiiiough tae investigation I
Of fae appraisers wa made by In-
spector li. H. Linnon. of the interior
department. One of the main charges!
is that false entries were made in
the daily Journal of proceedings and
thai the appraisers signed the journal.
This charge is made against all three
appraisers John J. Boles or uutnne. i
A. L Kdgington of Watonga and Earl
McGowan of Tallhlna.
The appraisers are claiming in
their answer to the interior' depart
.lournai they were
PhUip A Harrison
erk. John J Holes
rnai of Proceedings
Ryan acting coiu-
ive Civilied Tribes
April lat J. in
. Philip A. Harrison
noirrairaer and clerk
:tnd has been connected with this off-
ice for many years and is well Quali-
fied to attend to tin- clerical work ol
your office.'
"Mr Harrison pre lured the certi
ficale to said daily journal and the
day following the dale of our furlough
Auk. to IMS ae presented the same
to me for signature; 1 told him ihat I
did nol know its contents. He sssttf
td me t hat it was correct and this
with the further fact thai both the
other appraisers hail already sinned
the certificate satisfied my mind thai
the entries therein niaiie were true
and correct As it covered more than
one hundred days it would have re
quired much time to have none over
the proceedings. Mr. Harrison was
just Leaving tor Muskogee was in a
Blgned the certificate
ik that the journal con-
ry which was not true.
ami i do not know that it contained
any sucn entry.
All Want Rehearing
Boles fSdglogton and McGowan
have all asked Congressman Bird Mr-
(uire to get busy in his behalf; Kdg-
iiiKton has put it up to (iov. Vic Locke
of the Choctaw s to work for him and
Karl McGowan has asked National
Committeeman Jim Harris to inter-
vene for him. Boies accompanies his
answer to Washington with letters as
to his record and reputation from A.
S. McKennon former member of the
Dawes commission and relative of
Boles and .1. 11. Wilkins. for Cnited
States district attorney. Both live at.
HT
F
IN COURT
AT T
EVIDENCE OF MILLER IN
REUTER CASE DAMAGING
TO DEFENSE
hurry and
never snsp
taitied any
Special to the Daily Leaser.
Tulsa Okla. Oct. 16 "No
insult my wife and gel away
shouted joe Baker who with
Keti.ie now is on trial char;
the murder of Attorney
Renter to Detective ivi Eg
had interposed when Mrs 1
tempted to pats a letter to
hand unobserved in superii
man
with
can
nor
Willi
irles
Who
j" at-
h US-
he added as he rose and made d
to strike the officer.
The scene which took place during
a recess In the trial was not observed
by any members of the jury that en-
tire bodv bains out of the court room
i he slate Tuesday wns Joe Miller wan
was found ohlj three weeks ago Bud
I then under strange cir'Uroataoces Air-
ier stated on direct examination (hat
' MeKem.le. shollh heiore last Christ-
mas prat i Icalij offered him 1800 if he
would "lip oft a man he wanted to get
rid of " Miller also stated thai Mr-
Kersle told him he knew where some
valuable diamonds could bo easily got-
! tell.
'ihe trend of the remainder of las
state's testimony was ao endeavor to
I rove that an intimate relationship
existed between Mrs. Renter and Me-
' Kensle. Witnesses also were Intro-
(lined whose testimony would link
i Baker and iieiiew with the others.
Manuel Welcbi who lives near the
Router home declared upon Ihe stand
saw two men whom he look
Bailee and Baker drive by
o'e'loek on the night of tho
in Guy McKeasies automo
ie corroborated the testimony
of oilier witnesses in regard to tne
alleged Intimacy of McKehsle and Mrs.
lielller. Welch's attitude oil the Stand
was convincing.
While not definitely announced it
is considered probable that "livid" Ital-
levv. upon whose purported confession
the prosecution Is chiefly based will
be placed on the witness stand som
time Wednesday.
that
to
alio
kill
bile
DEMOCRATIC STATE
WORKER IS IN GUTHRIE
A CORRECTION.
for the defense hurriedly stepped be-j Bob Glllam the mun who financed
tween Baker and Kgan and succeeded : the campaign for Woodrow Wilson In
Kditor Daily Leader: !u your is- in Quieting the excited man. Oklahoma and who "put him over" in
sue of yesterday I find my name j It was stated officially here 'fues- the stale is here today from Ard-
recorded as a member of the Wilson ; day night that Mrs. linker and Stella f more Interviewing local democrats
chi'l). The publication of my name I McKenzie sisters of Guy will be rig-1 "Wllspn will vvin by a big margin
in that connection was without i Idly searched before they come in j this fall." said Mr. Cillam "He will
authority and it places me in a wrong and alter they leave the court room. : have not leas than ;;7" of the electoral
attitude politically. I am for Taft if they ' are to sit hcsidc the defend-j votes and we think It Will go to P '.
which I Supposed was generally ants : Three hundred and sixty -six is neces-
known.--K. P. IU' RiLINOA ME. ' The j rineipal witness introduced by Uarv . '
VISITORS AND OTHERS
BRING IN ENCOURAGING
REPORTS
Anderi
ling th
onaawa '
Rite reun
field aiu
sep whei
bv the
DECISION IN TAX CASE
Oil Company's Property Held to be
Worth Half Million
Oklahoma City. Okla. Oct. 16 That
ihe total value of the stock of the
Indian Territory Illuminating Oil com-
pany including its tangible and in-
tangible assets is 1800000 aud that
it should pay taxes on that amount
js the finding of Jl. M. Campbell ref-
eree named by the supreme court to
hear the appeal taken by the com pa m
from the assessment of the proper;
by the state board of equalization.
The company does not agree with
the fitidiKS and has filed a rery ex-
pended bill of exceptions. The com
pany returned its property to ihe
state board at $53 833.10 and th
boa'd multiplied this by ten and as-
sessed ft at $.".:: s. 350.
Iter tin.- 1
posse.
Wi
llie death o: Bill Dalti
re-organized by Bill
Wyatt himself was a
gang in Oi. .homa tei
tae woman was eaptu
the federal jail here
posed to have died it
and Sam Black wn kil
Canton in western OK)
PIANO TUNING $2.50
KROEGER MUSIC CO.
109 E. Warner. Phone 621
'mil the northeast. "The fanners an
r Guthrie" said Williamson. "Whili
ie business vote along the M. K. &
v said:
Guthrie
'Forget
has no
held .a
'as sup-
IN IHE INTEREST OF
RIG HIGHWAY
THREE THOUSAND IN
HDBTOWN UNABLE TO VOTE
Attorney Ceiieral West gives it as
his Opinion that owing to negligent
registrations on the part of the elec-
tion board many citizens of Oklahoma j
Cit can not vote legalh at the coming 1
Antomobl
terested in
to meet at !
on FVlday
e owners aiid
gonfl roads are
he Chamber of
others in.
requested
'um merce
CRYING FOR HELP
lots Of It In Guthne But Daily Grow-
ing Less
CLASSY GAME IS
EXPECTED FRIDAY
Is a Battery
Its thoughts are the sparks
that set Success in motion.
Internationa! Hlghwa
through Lonan county
Thi- is a matter w.-
interest ed in and unle
faotOry action is taken
bdhaty will lose tola m
and Uiitnrie.
should all he
I some sa; is-
school and the
!' this eitv will
Tbe kidD'.vs often cry for help
Noi another organ I" the whole
Imdy more delicately constructed
Not one more iroiortan! to health.
The kidneys are rhe filters of the
b.'ood.
Wheu they fail the b!ood be'omes
oul and poisonous.
There can be no health where there
e imisoned biood.
Hackache is one of the M'-queur in-
icallous of kidn-y trouble.
It is often the kidney a' cry for
help. Heed it. ; aI .t
Read what Doan's Kidney pills ....
hare done for overworked kidneys. j 1
Read what Ooan's have done for ! at $1
TIGHT SKIRTS CAUSE
$1000000 FAILURE
New York. Oct. It; - An involuntary
petition in bankruptcy was filed in the
Cnited States court against the Jack-son-.Mack
.Manufacturing company
makers of silk peitieoats and kimonos
at So. Jiy West Twenty-Third street
The liabilities of the firm are placed
0(t with $700000 In unsecur
ed debts and nominal assets of $' ''.-
Rosenberg k Lewis at So. ITU
Mrs. Oertrude Ilarsbmau. 712 W !ut)n
Doa4 Kidney Pills were used " in ! Broadway represent the petitioners.
iuv fsmilv while we were living In The concern turns out a tout 6000
of the Kdmoiid .Norm;
Methodist universitj
be pitted against eac
practicea on new piays ami rormations
and intends to get away with soirie
classy plays in this game. A college
athletic team of aai descriptioti can
not be a Buosesa without the support
the school. The football s.p'.ad is :n
excellent condition for the coming
name aud it is a safe prediction that
the O.
If. v. boys
ganie is to
roinp'ly
Terre Haute. Ind. This remedy uav j.:-!
greht relief from kidney trouble and'
lay and tb- business was !ig-
Unt AAA Ma o 1...L-.
. . - . m uirr.i t a inrui k -r v s.' v f - at . .... i
I inefeiore onsiuer u wormy oi
great praise. I son was popularly known as the "silk
If your back aches if your kidneys i pe'tlooat king" of America ami ..
Iwtaer you. don't simple ask for a 0iding to the trad.- there was smooth
kidney iem-fh ask dn K-t.'v for! ... u
MB. MMney Pills the game that sadiag for the firm until the pp
Mrs. Harshinan hsd the remed of tight dresses came in vogue
kfsekad by home lestimony. 50c all j making the demand for petticoats
stores. Foater-Milburn Co Props . 1 BnJaii.
MRS. MATHEWS ARRESTED
AT VAN C3UIER
The simplest foim of battery acquires three factors to oialce tbe electric sp.-trk izinc copper
and an acid).
The hnnmu brain also i-equires three vita elerjieiits to put forth thought water albumen
and Phosphate of Potash.
In tin- Brain as in the Battery !-t a single eleittenl heeonie weakened Prom resterday's use
.ind lessened activity follows. Therefore in order to keep a good working bi4in or add to its
power one absolutely must use food which contains alhuineu and Phosphate of Potash.
W ater und albumen ex ist plentifully n everyv-day food bu1 Phosphate of Potash is often
lacking.
Why not do a bit of thinking now?
That missing element exists freely in the outer coating r wheat and barley bui the miller of
whitu l.ti't'atl flourthrows it ouj because itniakes his flour brown instead of white
Grape-Nuts
FOOD
t 1 1 1 1 ei
.Made of choice wheal and mailed 'barley retains the rich brain-building Phosphate of Potash
y waim'c ior supporting orjgui Drains ana active minds.
(By Aasoclated Pregp
Van Couver B. C Oct. 16
riua .Mathevs. wanted in en
with toS murder of her husband John
Mathews in Payne county several
years ago was arrested here today.
Immediatelv after the murder near.
pai
Pure! Wlmb'some! Appetizing! This f 1 is pai'irjy' jptv-dlgesied .and' quickly afooritodL A
in. .riling dish with .-ream provides force for acconiplishmeni that many a man has' come t know
ami appreeiatp.
Common Sense goes a long way inward making Success.
To eat righi often means to be right
"THERE'S A REASON"
POSTPM CEREAL CO. LIMITED BATTLE CHEEK J4ICH.
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 39, No. 91, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 16, 1912, newspaper, October 16, 1912; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc613807/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.