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THREE
VOLUME XXIX
GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA THURSDAY EVENING OCTOBER 81. 160.
NUMBER l.vt
JuJhAJDJbJHL
0urJr JLJml. JlL JLorL
BANKERS
TO MEET
TONIGHT
i
STATE FINANCIERS WILL
TALK PLANS FOR
REOPENING
t J ii Mara
SEWM POLICIES
WILL BE SUBMITTED
li l HIM
RecommendaiionsSubmilted
by Group 3 Received
With Favor
There arc over 50ft slate and na-
tional banks hi the twin teirltorle
most of which will ho represented
here tonight at the meeting of the
Hankers' Asso iation of Oklahoma and
Indian Tenftory which was called by
Piesidtnt E P Blake They will de-
vise o plan to purine after re-openln1?
t.ie b..nks ut an early date the first
oi next week .it rny rate. Althougn
n ost of the hanks in Indian Territory
are siill open ab they could not legally
close under the proclamation Issued
hv Acting Oovemor Fllson they hav
h en doing onlv a clearing house
business and allowing very little cm
nncv to be diawn out by their cu
temieis as la being done by the clear-
lilts house association of the target
cities In the East
Since the meeting of Group It here
Tuesday night the hankers of th"
lniger cities in the tate have held
meetings and instructed their del"-
nates In tonight's meeting a policy to
oie for
A lively fight is expected tn th"
eonientlon on the adoption of plan
loi the expected reopening Senti-
ment is divided between adopting the
plan now in forre in Indian Tenltory
which is similar . to the plan the
W'Khlta bank' are operating unde'
and tne mijotitv and minority reports
of (.'.roup :! witieb will be mhn itted to
the convention
The Ka.. t.. ntv bankers fnor the
org'inii'attoii of a count v clenilnx
ho imc system and the issuance of
-clip oi asset irencv to use as
money medium until the tringenev in
i he East - r lle d
The conditi'isib gre ver much dif-
lei.nt In diffcicnt localities of the
slate in regard to the banking busl-
ii'"s and a plan whloli might wuik in
one would net do at all in another
Iik alliy
A number of bankers have today ex-
piexsed the belief that all the banks
in Oklahoma will be open for business
on a limited scale by Monday of next
ueek and possibly banks in the
l.nger eltlefc may open before that
time The bankers hae decided not
to a'lk for an extension of the legal
Holiday season beyond this week
Tiie feel that the legal profession
nd the 'Oitits are with them and that
no legal action will be instituted
against them it tiey refuse to nay the
lull amount of deposits upon demand
Bank Commissioner Smock's plan
toi i he banks to conduct business by
rtifted checks and to limit the
inifnt of currency to be paid to de-
posit ik d-'trlng mi) one week is grow-
ing in favoi. and wlU probably be
adopted by the Oimxlma fcnd Indian
T n itory banks' association at the
meeting heie tonight Commissioner
Sinoi k believes that the amounts of
cash to be paid to depositors should
TIRES OF MILLIONAIRE HUSBAND
Chorus Girl Wife Disappears From Broadway and Joins
South Dakota's Divorce Colony.
New Yoik
Oct 31 J. Raynor
Stout tt IU
choios girl wife for
lovu of whom
the oung soeiet) man
paid the puce
of parental dtspleasuie
banishment from
Newport societ.
jpprenticekhip in
the United SUtes
iiaw aim ntieeu aass sentence luncme eu
ill. brig foi running awuj to visit
liei is reported to have Joined the dl
oice role n in 8loux F.ill- S I)
Sh. w'ho w.is known as In lie Hishop
i hlit. w
Jiu-. eli
i Mr
iioppi il eii'l of sight of bei tuendx
Hroadwaj .nil a M-- Welln of
. w Yotk. ouiig nauaroim .mn
Lshly supplied with inoi'ii v 1ih- ip
lied in tlif i"OUUUUlitt ot inaui.il
I tits
fiends of l- and M s William
irt. Wellr ubn know what a t-.lioe k
(htm wi- tli i1i-.toeiN ibat theii
ioii ha I in.i i H tl ouh a choi ui
have linn ekiicettd a divorce
le weut I" I mo i htjem .iMi ttie
iM?rv aii't 'be ' it i siid
lei the navy ou the repiesentauau
sjti'v w.ie vioiiin never come nacK
.t.J le-'turn however loaded down
be detoi mined m each city or town
by agreement of the local banks to
be limited to the amount hey can
paj out without endangcilng their
cash resent'
Hankers are anivlng on ever train
this afternoon and arc filling the
hotel lohblei The meeting will be
called at T .10 at the contention par
tern of the Hotel tone It Is reported
that the delegations coming through
Oklahoma City ate so large that the
Banta Fe has arranged for an extra
train.
The majority report adopted by
Group a here Tuesday night and
re.-ommended to the state convention
which assembles here tonight fs a
follows.
"That for account of $0 or under
certificates of deposits be Issued in
denominations of even doHars. the
odd cents to be paid In silver.
"On deposits of over $10 we will
pay $5 in one dav and not to -exceed
$10 In any week In cash or exchange
and for the balance of the account.
If desired Issue a certificate of de-
posit lit denomination of even dollars
'Settleuicnts of bank balances
(which applies only to cities) be-
tween banks in the territories to be
settled by agreement among them-
selves. "New deposits made in cash shall
be subject to chefk in full either in
cash or In exchange at the option of
the depositor
"New deposits In exchange shall W
paid either tn exchange or In cash at
the option of the banks.
conr end that the governor
extei.J the holiday period until state
hood or ;W) days if possible "
The Minority Plan.
The plan piesented by the minority
report Is as follows:
rWe hereby recommend that the
banks of each county organize a
county association which shall be
composed of one representative from
each bank The association shall be
for the purpose of applying thp preB-
Contlntted on page eight.)
SORACED
COMEDIAN
.
(By Associated Press.)
New York. Oct. 31.The sudd-n
disappearance of Raymond Hltchocli
the comedian has not yet been clear
ed up. Several theottes are advanced
as to the missing at t n One is that
be. is on a steamer bound for Europe
another is that he has met with foul
play Hid a third is taat be com nr It ted
suicide. having become impel by the
' accusations against him flora Zo-
lielle his wire who is in Hie play In
which Hitch oek had tht leading role
says sue knows nothing of his where-
abouts She is completely exhausted
todai as tht result oi the stiain of
the last twentj four li.niis She in-
.slsts he hss been the lrtim of foul
play and declares Hitchcock made ah-
sol tely no preparations foi flight
RUSSIAN JUSTICE
GETS QUICK ACTION
(Ilv 'Associated' Prase.)
St Petersburg. Oct SI Mile. Rago
zluaikova. who on October 2K killed
General Maxlraefreky director of the
depurrixent of prisons was hanged
; this morning.
COMMANDS CLOSING OF
AMUSEMENT PLACK.
Oiraha Neb vjet 31. Mayor Dahl-
J nun today issued a proclamation call-
I ing upon theatres and other amuse.
1 ment places and all business concerns
; which hae been open Sundays to
obey the law- by closing those places
'on that day. Ihe proclatretion com-
mands the chief of police to enforce
the Older
with money which she said had i nine l
from the death of her motliei in
Spain.
As soon as the naval apprentice
learned that hi bride was back he
overstayed his sboie leave of ah
visit hfi in Philadelphia a
veai ago last August Jnd was couit-
luai'ialed uuet M'tit to ib. btig
Young ells was el termiaesd to
leav the Have but without the liltlll
ilKt of li' iitilltouuiit latl.ii be could
not u a Ui-ehaige IU has neailv
t In i i .ii m i ie m-oi The euliht
i mi u was nua.clicl Ii inciii of Nt-
poit and i oi k as a im Ann c hoseu
to wcau the iieadstroiiK vouih from
his stage beaut
A report aertpted b suine w Ii i
know the fdtnih i ht the ihui.ih
Kl'l will be iiioMiliil foi lioeiailv
nu!
that e-he wi" oliiain
g ri mini ot iltM-iiimi
then i nee t tb. nas
Mfpg MMJlt-UUt-i- i'
through tntiiieuces
a ill von e on I In
Sim ii i v. ihi
al i a ee ut In
. b(i ttJ IU11WU4
his family can '
bring to beai upon Washlugiou.
DISAPPEARS
CALL OFF
LAWTON
LYNCHING
STATEMENT THAT MUR-
DER KK WILL Dili
QUI1-TSM0H
GAMBLER BRUTALLY
ASSAULTED WIPE
Sheriff City Police and
Militia Company
Guard Jail
Lawtoo Okla. Oct. 3t John Hop
kins who slew bU wife yosterday ami
thett drank carbolic add Is not e
nected to live according to a Mine
jment made by physicians who ate u
tending him When this was made
known cltHWna who had threiiened
to hitch Hopklne dispersed
) All saloons were closed upon otdr
.of th? sheriff at 11 o'clock U-t nlttht
and sneclal onlceis o-neveu un-Truc
(t$ona jnot to peimit ciowcls t iii
semble In the streets
With a mob threatening to Uueli
John Hopkins a gambler who bim.ilU
muidered his wife with a me-it axe
and carbolic acid. here. Sheriff C c
Hammonds his depniles. and citv
peaep officers and a companv of mill
tlamen under command of Captain
Mackleford arc guarding the Jail de
termlnetl to protect the prisoner even
at the coat of bloodshed
"They're quieting down now." said
SberUt Hammonds 'and I do not be-
lieve any attempt will be made to
take Hopkins out of the jail. I hope
not. anvwav for bete are fifteen or
twenty of us Bud we will keep them
busv for a while aovway should tbey
trv to get the prlsouer." '
VtT. Hopkins came here several"
weeks ago from Kingston Mo. Her
husband had been sentenced to Jail
there for assaulting her. His sentenoe
expired lst Saturday.
Mrs Hopkins filed suit for divorce
but fearing that her husband would
carrv out his threat to kill as revenge
for his arrest did not remain to pros
ecute the ease She Is a daughter of
iT B Hay worth of Mirrable. Mo a
! welWodo farmer The Hopkins
idangther. 17 years o'd and a son !
vears old are with Mrs Hopkins als-
tei in Lvons Kaa. Th parenta of
Mis Houkins will ai"lve here todav
learning that his wife had come tn
the honip of her sister. Mrs J J 01-
yon Hopkins cime here. He went to
the Oalon hpme at tl o'clock yeater-
dav morning and found his wlfp rhere
alone
After 8 few angty woids h attacked
her with a roeaj axe felling her to the
floor and hacking her fsce and head
in a horrible manner
With his UelnJeas victim Ivlng on
the fiooi unconscious he piled open
her mouth with the handle uf the axe
"i Accusty
J ' LJJL ' 1 WW 4. SJL - "I
lalfiiiJIIlWl
l lis lift rlulKVfW :
u h ii ir ii i sassr- i:1. ii iii. ii ni rv v -usv-t-l . .1111 in
v. Prtii!1 wi warn -SJBi'"1 u i ' i ia-iimiWrr urn
PI' ftpl S'lilliifil! Ml
.mil poured carbolic acid fmin i bottle
Into her mouth and ees
While encaged tn this n mlKh vri rk
Kilu.ir Crahon the IS m n "Id nephew
of hiJ lctim entetid In mom unt
iliscoMiod Hoykltis liemlin mm i tin-
woman He grappled h h ni but
Hopkins wienchecl blm-i it ;- anil
diank the terualnder nf c i bnil(
acid falling to the flo i nneon'-i iou-
Mis llnpkhiH died i i l v lo k
last night
That thf deed waa v 'meditated. I"
indicated bj the content'- of a jetter
addressed to Hopkins b other in Mle
soiiii in which he wrote i have been.
tretd meaner lhan I can stand. You
will heat from or' of me soon- per-
haps for the lat time."
Adjutant OuieialA. .1 NIleR re
celvetl wotd last Hifiit ft om LAWton
of the mob that Was gathering to
lynch a gambler Wlso had killed his
tftrr. H inmiedttfedly tssived orders
to First Ilr.tenAt McHlhoes of the
Knglneer corps atgttoned at Lawton
to call nut his cotilfpgnd. report to the
sheriff and be governed by the latter's
orders
I V
Ciiaili Moi i pi iiiiiiieiit New
Voik li.inK. I mil inH'J ot the ) e
TliHsl wlio hi- In i u futrirt inn of the
bin New Yoi k banks in winch he wis
Intel estecl to n store eontUleiice in
tnose institutions and financial con-
ditions geneiully rhioiighnut the
cotntry The action caiuu as a rn-
suit of the Copper crash which de-
throned Augttstitts Hethne.
LACKS JURISDICTION.
IN THiATHICAL CXSI8
Kansas Cltv. Oct 81.- Psdernl
Judge Pollock teds; held that he had
ao jurtudictlon In the chsc of the Kan-
sas City theatrical managers who
sought a rest minim; older to pi event
Judge Wal'tce if th- Criminal cou-l
from having Indict menta returned
against the managers actors and at-
taches of the playhouses for working
on Sunday in' violation of the stste
law. After acoring Judge Wallace foi
his action in the mattei Judge Pollock
gave the theatiical men two days in
which t 'He an amended bill
CHICAGO FIREMEN
OV0RC0ME BY SSIOTO
(By Associated Press.)
Chicago. Oct. 31.-8i flrenten
were overcome by smoke nd a los
of I3&0tnft was caused U fire in a
Hveitory bii tiding at Btatie and Quincy
streets occupied by the HaXdea Shoe
company early tins momljig
PLANS
FOR THE
INAUGURAL
r t... ii ii i
STATE ADM INISTRATTO
AND LEGISLATORS TO
IIU ENTERTAINED
GBiERALADDBESS TO
PEOPLE OF STATE
Execuiive Commiitee Out-
lines Plans for
Ceremonials
The comtnlttee having In charge the
inaugural arrangements -met last
night and appointed sub-committees
to lie announced later. Ttws following
oidets wem issued'
Innugiiiatton of Governor Charles
N Haskell and all state officers of the
nrw state of Oklahoma '
The inaugural ceremonies Will be
In Id in tiie eitv of Quthile ow the alg
tec nth day of November 1907. begin-
ning at cie en o'clock a. tn
I'poa that occasion the governor
and ull state officials will lie Inducted
uto their respective offices with
ptoper ceremonies and the frrst taf
legislature will oe called by procla-
trtion by the new state executive.
It is the desire' of the city of
0-ithtle and the state officers elect
that the inaugural ceremonies shall
be participated In and witnessed by
the people generally of Oklahoma
who desire to be present
It Is the purpose of the committee
having the matter in chaive to make
tt. N invitation bioad enough to Incl irt'
the maot nnd council of all rftb s
Hie military organisations of the new-
state all chic and secret societies. all
musical organ lat tons all labor com-
mercial. Industrial and agricultural
organisations the county otMctals
and all pet sous who desire to h.
present upon tljat occasion.
The city of (liillule. through its
executive committee desires (he pub-
lic generally to understand thai every
effotr will be made to make the In-
migttral ceremonies for the state offi-
cials such an occasion as wtll be In
keeping with the dignity and Import-
snee of the pnettton fht will he -.
inert by the state officials and lb
harirony with the grandtter of the
fitate.
To this end the city of Otithrle de-
sires the cooperation and hopes to
receive the'aW and hln of all.
As tfce time for preparation U
necessarily limited the committee
having the matter in charge will bo
highly gratified if the societies and
organisations end the various officials
and persona Intending to be present
will at once notify the committee of
their inf'-Htlons and state an nearly as
j practicable the number of persons
eiwMHw
Tiiur in La it AngelM Tim.
who will w1h to take patt tn the In-
auguraf ceremonies o tht suitable
arrengi iiKiits enn be mttde for tnetr
conifoif.
I' unlet of t!ie Keinthe coin
in i. KH KNK inLR
Chatiui in
NEW STATE GOES SOME
An Oklahoma Boy a Professor In
Bt wdoin.
The state univii-lti 'ii- ni e
ecel copii a of tb One tin - ilnsis
of Alba M Kdwuids A It nklib '
1903 Phi) Yale IMm'.. mi Hi s n .- t
of "The Labor IcglsUitioi m iniif
tlcut ' The paper is a .lock ol con
sideiable sle Hint lwis tie' lioiieu to
be printed as a sepniai. volume of
the Ami" lean Ki'onomlc Asoeiatlon
Puhllcatlotis Mi HMwaids spent
about six veais in the i nlversiti of
Oklahoma In the prepmntoty and tin
dergraduatc course befoie going to
Yale for sir. it tint e sttuh lie has just
been elu-'ed to the clinii of Kconomics
and SoeiolfiKv in Howdoln College
Hnmswlck Maine'
No crflleKp In thp whole count rv
has more InteieKiiu nssoclatlons;
Hawthorne and Ptnuklln Pierce were
class males there and the college can
boasr t Longfellow as both a
student and piofessor 0 A Bncklln
Jr. who was of Hie same class as Ed-
wards nnd who went to Yale as his
room mate In IftiM is now I 'tilted
States consul to ftlauchnw. Saxony
INDIANS
IN FIGHT
(lly Associated Pruae.)
Wlaehlngtou D C. Oct .11. In a
battle between United States troops
and Indians In Southern Utah seviiwl
days ago three persons were killed
and .1 not her wounded. All aie ue
Heveel to have been Indians News of
the occuri en ce was convened to i he-
Indian but can In a telegram from
Superintendent Sbelton of the San
Mian agencv received 'oday
EHBALIERS TO MEET
AT SOUTH M'AUBTEH
V K Pattc i -.on rcturm tl in t.n i
lie this moiiiliig from Oklahoma Us.
where h has been attending a meet-
ing of the tentorial embalming board
of examiners which has been In ses-
sion since Tuesday morning examin-
ing applicants for rertlcftates
"Another meeting of the board prob-
ably will lie held about December 1.
In South McAlester" said Mr tttei
son. -Wi tr
"This meeting will be simply foi i'u-
accommodation of the Indian Te"rli
contingent of embalmers wlm him
not heretofore lieen rcmilied to
cnrli licenses to embalm but w I o
wilt 1j under the laws of Oklahon a
now since statthood - The ineetlni:
wjll not be called at South MeAlesl. i
unless there is a sufficient number of J
emi aimers to a for the expense uf
awwg down tnere."
Under the territorial statutory en
aetment all mtiattaers In Oklahoma
most have secured certificates uf
qualification. This Taw only applied
locally and with rhoje f Indian Ter-
ritory lr was optional. The new state
laws however will evtend Jurisdiction
of the examining board over the ntii.
Umlis or the new stale
The piesent bemnl and its oi.mtxu-
Item is com posed of V K llaiper
president Oklahoma Clt ; Arthm K
HiHcken Mtcretaiy Klugflsbi i V. K
i'atteison Cuthile
DISCUSS OKLAHOMA SITUATION
Disposition at White House Conference to Believe
Holiday Period Too Long.
4Mctal to OuJly Leader.
Washingtqa C Oct. 31 The
action of Acting Oovemor Filson of
Oklahoma was discussed by the sec-
retary of the treasury Mr. Cortelyou
with the President of the United
Hiatus and with the comptroller of the
cuirency Mr. Ridgley Govarnor
Fi am of Oklahoma conferred with
Mr Con. -m at length and there was
I full mil i i riding between the two
a- le 111. at . it Affairs.
j Mi V i 'i i i -! upan a a con-
sen ttv ' Issrausx
of llll Xl I .1 .1 I I '
lldC I tl" I'M -flit IMIIpllM1!' I ill the
i'1'ieiiev i liMiked npnii an m v I n
i
i -aii 'lib ni jiiiiL'ln uf i itii it "
j Will t le i i-. a ' I "I i t - M. I mi i '
.1 ' 1 He III'. " I I. i J
II I i I I I I
III"
I' I ' lit
I ir "lli-t .11" ' - flllll lie it. I .a
u.i- iiiii'dT nini il Iii lianKnm and ! k I
Int. i - in n I a- tn 'lilt I
I i i- ii ft . .1 . iv . i ii it a
I le II I ill In III I ' . I' tn I . i
Mi i i i i I ii l lli il'ii ' I
1 I 'II ll I III I II it III I ' .
i ' ' I III I le i
(think ihat we ti.t . i Ut.!
I thro Khun' 'he western i mutry and
FRANTZ
APPEARS
WINNER
LOOKS AS IF GOVI.R
NOR'S JUDGESHIP CAN
DIDATES WILL WIN
IM
CLOSE TOUCH WITH
3hTS EAP
s
Guesses Made Tit He Will
Land Cromwell and
Campbell
Special to Dally leader
Washington. I) c (tit t Tim
tanks of OklahoniHti- In W i liingtoii
biiutSnit f' 'I i'al Jobs oi b Hiininn then
favorite. Hilnned out con-idi i.ibly tn
day. Vinous those lo liae wa
Chnih- "ii on who i. i nteil lint tn
hail hi i il enougli of a i hill ami
would not .ii eept tin en it i! rKiTTT i
iffii iml in nun In Alaska
(im iinoi l-'rant setnw tn lie z
tiim nioii ni' of the emle-l thin
anvmie l-. and liiclii atnm-i todav
point to t'llhei lecogiutl in by tin
Pieslileiit or his valiant efforts ami
siicc essfil work In eontlnuiiig an d
ministi hi ion organization in the lei
rltoti a in II as In the piospectlv
new Htate iueses are being naib
(list he will land his two lavorlte
Campbell mil Cromwell on the-liene-li
and there ts a ehunce Icmi.
Ihat lie nun land Ileliberi former ai-
lonni Kiinial foi dlstilct iittorn v
if the Ilil-Oelll dlwlli I I lie fact fl'lit
(joii'iioi 1'iaiit wonltl put It up
wUUilJlll o tllP Piesilttlll nil th
basts of hU udmlitNiiaiioii . L;.ii.i
Hon i ' ncat in ill i il -pate-he-
BANK CASHIER WAS
SHORT IN ACCOUNTS
I !l !!( iallMJ I'll -- )
A 1. 1 on Ohio del I foJsepb
tlaiiii" I ii" nleiit nt the llolltr Si
liits baiiK wis appoiiiieil Hvitver "i
tli.H In-.i I' ni 1 a todn in on-ecpient
of tin stiii'tln of Fuel A Huron tin
caslilei Mmdav iiii suoit.ige of
tlliiti ei'.'lil Miousunil linlla:- l- ampli'
see in ei
Luilit i I'ntceii the i I1 known
bank' i ol Woodwaid is in the cili
Mi I'atioii at the soiic linilon of
ftii mis. Ii.i bee-onie a (iniclniate foi
state bank examine! Hi is one of
ilie h ailiny llemoe'aih ol Woodward
county anil einln nlli lapitile. Pat
ton's claims aie being vlgoroiu
pushed b ( oiiMir.tt Ion 1'ommlssiotn i
Loin Wenelaii '"losf Congieshinait
I'liltnn and otbi t
that it wtll apiead a spir or mires
and a! urm la ike West foi nhi U the i
Is no warrant at a t me tieii the
great financial probl-tii of ih Ea-i
have Just been -oMeil 'i tie gieate-.t
Interest eslats to m m-t how the
Oklahoma banij wiihxtand the flrnt
days of bulne aftei th.- is pension
Satisfied wltn the situation tn th
Mast the ser i tan of the tieasur;-
has turned i. itti ution to the possi-
bility eif tn im la! Mm iv In the Wes.r
auet 1-. iniw i tiauiliiig tlie leiource
of in. nHiini.il Km i i unit nt lo meet
mi it iiiinii i iii It ii-iv arl-ee thete.
Tin tin I.i i well pleased with
'!" i i"it i ec (!- from New
'in i i i ii di t not labile-re the
i 1 1 ii i i iii have to Like further
- i 'i miiiie ciiiinttance
I I fe
i of ihe tn ar-ury Is In
the UeM and Middle
no ta't inf ".ii ps to ex-
teml nd ti ilia' - i tn. ii if he finds It
in it u Hi iii'.- n' le In re that
I el III fiMI'Ilt H "f tin- iioks O'
' i i I. -i n - n ii i- my fen '
i i . i ii 1 1 i i M . -t an 1
t i. ii. - i i i .m . ' i" U that
.... .nil ii Mi i i . ii I.. Bast
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The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 29, No. 154, Ed. 1, Thursday, October 31, 1907, newspaper, October 31, 1907; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc76887/m1/1/: accessed March 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.