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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-02
IRON WORKERS DEMANDS
something Like 5000 Out in Ohio and
Michigan

Cincinnati, O., May 1.-The architectural
iron workers have decided to strike be-
caus their demands had been acceedad
not in the union. About 500 men are in
volved. The demand is for a nine hour
day with ten hour wages. Fifty per cent
additional for overtime. and double pay
for Sunday were also asked.
Akron, O., May six hundred boiler
men and moulders struck at the Stirling
boiler works at arberton today for an in
crease of Is per cent in accordance with
an utimatum sent the company several
weeks ago. An attempt will be made to
resume with non-union men and trouble
is expected. The company has several
large orders for the Russian navy.
Springfield, o., May 1.-The core work
ers at the o. S. Kelley company went
out on a strike today, demanding uni
form schedule of -. % per day. The men
at the architectural iron works, Grey
iron Foundry company. e. W. Ross COM
pany, Rettendorf Metal Wheel company.
and the Armstrong Foundry company,
about 80 in all, also went out.
Milwaukee, Wis, May 1.-Two hundred
union moulders employed in the works
of the Edward P. Allis company, went on
a strike today because the company re-
fused to discharge an old employe who
would not join the union.
Memphis, Tenn, May Five hundred
moulders employed in this city struck to-
lay for higher wages.
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MAY DAY STRIKES
Continued From First Page.

building has been suspended in this city.
The carpenters union demands an eight
hour day, double pay for overtime, Sun
days and holidays, 80 cents per hour and
the employment of union men only.
Denver, Colo, May 1.-Under the decis-
ion of the carpenters union the new wage
scale OF $3.50 for an eight-hour day be-
came effective today. Some of the con
tractors refused and several carpenters
are on strike The building trades are
not involved as yet.
Youngstown. Ohio, May 1.-Commenc-
ing today the journeymen plumbers, tin
ners, skaters and carpenters employed
here will receive an advance in wages OF
from > cents to 20 cents per day. The
unions made a demand for the increase,
which was granted today, when the ulti-
matum expired About 1900 men are
affected
Pittsburg, Pa, May About 1000 brick
layers and so hod carriers struck today
for an increase in wages and shorter
hours. The scale o fthe Brotherhood OF
Carpenters and Joine-s was signed by the
Master Builders association and ali are
week
savannah, Ga, May 1T IS claimed
By the president Of the Building Trades
Council. representing all branches Of
LABOR connected with building IN Savaa-
nah today. that 500 men are on a strike
in this city fer increased wages.
Galveston. Texas. May The painters
and carpenters unions struck here today
for an increase in wages. Work is sug-
pended or most OF the buildings now
under construction
New York. May IA strike az 40 man
employed in the building trades began
IN Passias. y j.. today. The men ask
for shorter hours and more Jay.
s. Pau, MINI. May l-An he unloa
plumbers IN this ely struck today in sup
port q demand for shorter hours and
an Increase IN wages.
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MINNEAPOLIS WOOD WORKERS
Duiuth Workingmen Strike All Along
the L ne--Sh nhu ldera and Others

tnt Il ne--Sn DDu luers anu OtncPs.
Minneapolis, Mimi, May lover 500 Of
the Wood Workers union of Minneapolis
after an all night session decided to
strike today. The strike will affect all
the sash and door, bar fixtures and show
case factories in the Twin cities. The
manufacturers agreed to the wage scale
and offered to employ 50 per cent union
men. but declined to discharge their pres
ent non-union workers This resulted IN
the disagreement that caused the strike.
The strike will not be effective In St.
Paul until tomorrow. as today was cleo
ton day. In all 1000 men are affected.
Duluth, Mimi, May 1-Organized la
Dor In the trades struck today for higher
wages and shorter hours. Carpenters
cents and half holiday Saturday paid
for; painters want 40 cents and other
trades in proportion with general eight
hour day. At a meeting last night con-
tractors decided to take no work If nee
essary all summer, but union leaders
may say they expect to win in a few
deys.
Port Huron, Mich, May 1.-Three hun
dred men struck at the enks Ship build
ing company's yards and shops today,
for 10 cents per hour. A number OF ma
chinists and other employees also went
out, and work is practically at a stand
still.
Milwaukee Wis, May 1.-About 100
union workmen employed in fourteen car
rage and wagon works in the city struck
today because the firm refused to sign the
wage scale.
Detroit, Mich, May lone hundred
and fifty Iaboring men went on a strike
for increased wages.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-02
MRS. DEWEY ON THE FRONTIER
she was at Fort Gibson Once and
Everybody Liked Her.

Guthrie, O. T., May Mrs. George
Dewey. when she was the wife of Cen
eral Hazen, once lived at the military
post at Fort Gibson, long since aban-
doned. Mrs George Scott, a Cherokee
woman, was acquainted with Mrs. Dewey
and spoke Of her as follows to the edi-
tor of the Fort Gibson Post: YES, 1
remember Dewey. She was one fthe
finest looking and richest ladies that
eyer came here. 1t was after the war
when General Hazen was commander of
the post. He went off for short time
and brought back this lady as his wife
She dressed in greater style than any
other lady here in those days She had
a long train on her elegant gown and
negro servant to hold it up and tote it
around on occasions. She and her hus-
band lived IN elegant style in a large
stone building on Garrison hill, now oc-
cupied by ames Coleman and family"
Was she naughty and disinelined to
associate with other women at the post?'
Il don't think that she was Myself
and husband kept a good many cows in
those days and supplied General Hazen
and wife with butter and milk Mrs. Ha-
zen came 10 our place quite OFTEN TO get
a drink Of fresh milk, Of which she ap-
peared to be very fond. She talked to
everybody, and was very pleasant lady
and everybody seemed to like her. She
and the general had a fine carriage and
horses and used to ride out in the coun-
try, and wander over the hills to gather
flowers, boat nthe Grand river, and
enjoyed being out doors. I saw her pic
ture in u newspaper the other day, but
it did rot look ike Mrs. Hazen used to-
1t was a good deal older and not near
so rrptty
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WHO'S FOR DELEGATE
Four Counties of Oklahoma
Have Spoken
NO TWO AGREE, so FAR
Best Hazard as to the Outcome
of the Contest.

Guthrie o IT, May $50 far the Re-
publican have held their primaries in
four counties-Payne, Garfield, Woods
and Kingfsher. In Payne county Cap
tain Robert Lowery won out for nation
al delegate; in Garfield county United
States Marshal Thompson has the privi-
lege of naming the delegates; in Woods
county George Vickers has won a victory
and in Kingfsher county William Grimes
mas maintained his prestige to leadership
In most of the remaining counties the
primaries VIII be held tomorrow and from
their result it is probable that a some
what definite forecast can be made as
TO the action of the territorial conven-
ton at Enid on May 10. The only fight
OF particular interest IN tomorrow's pri-
maries VIII be in Kay county, where
ames /. Wilkin of Tonkawa and George
H Brett of Ponca City are contesting
for the Endorsement as national delegate
Kay county is the home Of Secretary
Jenkins, who is bending every effort to
secure the Endorsement of Brett. The
fight has been complicated with several
subsidiary issues, including the county
seat question, which makes it hard to
forecast the result. 1t is highly probable,
though, that the vote will be exceedingly
close, In Lincoln county there will be
no fight whatever against ]. c. Pringey
for national delegate and the same may
be said Of DR.. Phillips In Pawnee county,
whose delegation will be headed. in all
probability, by Territorial Treasurer
Thompson and Assistant United States
Attorney Bird S. Mcclure. In Noble
county there is apparently no opposition
to DR.. Southland, Judge A. II. Boles hav-
ing refused the use Of his name on the
ground that a federal official should not
seek the honor in accordance with the
wishes Of President Mckinley In Cana
dian county Frank GiIlett is making the
issue against federal officials, and the
latest information is that the delegation
viii be instructed to that effect In
Grant county the fight is against H. L.
Thomas, postmaster at Pond Creek, on
the ground that he is a federal office
holder. In the remaining counties there
appear to be no contests Of any import
ance and the results are regarded as
foregone conclusions.
Alva. o. T., May lin the fight for
delegates to the county convention tea
townships gave Crews 10 delegates, Wick
ers q and French "a.
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commented upon an apparent lack OF in
terest on the part OF the Porto Ricans. A
city of 1900 might have been expected
to turn out a large crowd, especially as
all the business houses were closed.
There was a display of national colors
from a number of private houses but
nothing that would compare, Tor In
stance with the displays Of holidays and
Sundays twelve months ago, when a
Spanish flag fioated over every house.
Washington. May 1.-The joint resolu-
ton continuing the present administrat-
i've officials in Porto Rico in office until
the appointments are made under the
civil government law, was sgned by The
president at 200 O'Clock this afternoon.
San Juean dc Porto Rico. May 1-Gov-
ernor General Davis and Civil Governor
Allen yesterday apparently expected
message from Washington advising them
OF the passage by congress OF the resolu-
ton providing for holding over the army
officials temporarily. None coming IN the
afternoon. appointments We're made o.
an executive council BY Governor Davis
beorer retiring from his office at mid
night Mr.. Allen was thus enabled 20
continue the conduct of affairs uninter-
ruptedly. He did not make public the
names Of the council but It is under
stood that Judge Pettingiu VIII De secre-
tary OF state. Mr.. Adm attorney general,
DR.. CoIley Toste. secretary Of the inter
Tor and C. C. Croft secretary OF educa-
ton. The latter. who Is an acting sur
geon with the rank % lieutenant. VIII re-
sign his commission General Davis. pre-
sumably on orders from Washington. yes
terday pardone3 all those who were con-
cerned in the Guayama election frauds.
lifting the cases from the supreme court
General Davis gave a reception az tie
executive mansion last evening. Introd8c-
ing hundred persons 10 Governor Allen
and Miss Bertha Allen. his Gaughter
The entrance was hung with flags. az in
fantry band was ~ attendance and there
was dancing and refreshments.
The 800 90 OF United States currency .
sent here % BE- exchanged FOR Porto
Rican currency viii be dlsbursed through
the De Ford company. ]; is expected
the transaction viii De cample-ed by
May g.
s. Louis. May I'D. J. Sinclair. q post
Office Inspector. connecte5 wlth the 81
Louis force, has been appointed CHEZ
poatof3ce inspector n Porto Rec y T.
Mckee. also OF this city VII 50 as his
assistant
Il Is announced that Secretary Gage .
XII make shipment re currency 20
Porto Rico By the first avauaofs steafre-.
rhis Will be tiJ0.ea and viii 81 c-a-
signed 70 agents o. the department. who
4re nov gathering uD Porto Ric3 coins
Id substituting currency % the United
States.
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TELrGRArnIc nEgvrrsEs

/ Port Said. May Three new cases ~
bubonic plague have been reported here.
sydney X s ~. May The number
/ ~ eases ~ bu57uie plague Officially re-
. porisi thUs far ia iss. - 1hich-54 have
proved fatal
Rome. May I-Forfy members q ne
Malta have been arrested al Palermo
sicily. A great impression has be
caused - tba arrests.
Washington May The comptrol er
% fhe currency taHsF issued "a cuH fsr
tbe report - e.Hlii "a ~ na = ma bsnza
~ t3s close ~ ba-ul.a Thgfadav. Apfl
g fse
Trenton. n :. siay. The s.ersi-
Cooper company. capital ss8geDo vs.
Incorporated here totaF q aeai "a gcers
- a nH rs Sew York Chicago as
osher c'tf
Berlin Sag The imperial sgr.ca.-
turat caurcfs ase a-fn79r lallzsS me ban
Ge9rsfl ems tar rsschstag felterafilr fss
rarl any, economic sfTfsaerts aasfust
no3.fyirg re mea; n . ef3oH bill
seras r. ~ EaF Fre ~ mid
rlgtt afsY.F tesltoFsd tae pact % h
Et. 5reFiie VAL Payer corn gaag aaf
fnathinssg. also ri f1u r1ss ~ wei
paper. TIE lozs q - a.o fuss lar1rs3
London. bay The Princess q aaies
arrived la London foesg from C--fahs-
sl. ard ret wfth au frtHsaiarf.e c.
g Haf-atl1a ~ tte rf e-sfisa ans
wfe Baa iae trrueb -h~ etrssls on her
way 81 AHtlaar aH
Denver. Ez a-ssss fran Caeg snne.
s. 49, aafs oHf ~ 'r arEssf oit corr
hinas 81 thr usrs et1 articles % Ieco
reratien hers -asE-e a1s+F fhe aaa.a ~
me saseear Oh eeuaaHT. eagi,s} st5gk
fiaasa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-02
LABOR TROUBLE INVESTIGATION
VIII BE Taken Up by the Chicago
Grand Jury Today.

Chicago, May beginning tomorrow
the grand jury will begin an exhaustive
investigation Of the labor troubles now
prevailing In this city. Late last night It
was learned that the subpoenas issued BY
the grand jury yesterday were for the
following contractors to appear and tes-
tify tomorrow: William OBrien, presi-
dent Of the Building Contraetss llun-
ell: W r Rohel, member Of the execu-
tive committee Of the Building Contrac-
tors council; Victor T. Falkenau. chair
man Of the press committee OF the Build
ing Contractors council ohm Angus.
president of the Angus & Gindele COM
pary. contractors; NJ ". LIGHTER. con-
tractor. AS explained By Assistant States
Attorney Spragle, who has charge Of the
grand jury, II is not the desire 0 fthe
jury TO iadict actual combatants so much
as It is the desire to reach the leaders
who have melted the lesser members 70
riotous acts The leading union men are
expecting to be summoned at any time.
protesting 70 be anxious for an oppor-
tunity to tell their side OF the story.
John Long. chairman OF the board OF
business agents. says that union labor
was ready to answer al questions con-
corning the system Of picketing, and also
WIS ready 70 throw some light On other
phases OF the trouble.
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international union from paying beneata
10 striking employees OF 5. Levy q c.
In letter 10 Harris Brown. secFetae
of Cigarmakers union No. - Mr. Got
peTs advises that the Injunction be ats
lutely disregarded. and incioses a che. x
for s. 10 De used IN paying a man TO
picket Levy * Co.'S shop and 20 indu-e
Levy q Cos employees 10 remain in
strike. "Of course. you understand he
concludes. chat although the head
quarters Of the American Federation -
Labor arc in Washington. my legal resi-
dence IS at No. Zll East 10th street
New York city. shall De In New YORK
on May 4"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-02
BRAVE Ms PAIL

victims = stomach liver ana kdncy
troubles Sc we a. w9mea and a. Zee.
the results Is Joss q appet3se. pssoaa r..
me 5soed. osckacne. nervousness head
ache and tred. iistless. Err -d9s1 fee.lnz
But there's no Dee1 % fee ike ;nat.
Listen % : -. Gardner 3dav.l Ind
re says Electric Bttsrs are gost the
tang - man was7 Re g eli r-tz aown
Ard don't care Whether he lives g. 1isr
Il "a more = gre ne naw xtreszfa ara
g1od sppeets thar anything ccas tals
I eaa rsw eat anything ard have neg
lease CT re ouly - cents = hstts a.
O. Ceara7g.s drug store ETesy bottle
.-1agsnlee4
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OTHER RAlLR0ADERS STRIKE
On the Montana Central. b z Four and
Baltimore and Ohio.

Great Fails. Mont, May lar freight
conductors and Srakenent are out OF the
Montana Central TIE trouble Is over 4
new schedule which went into eject TO-
day The new schedule is the same as
vas accepted on the main lire o TIA
Great Northern some MONTHS arc. over
which there was some tr5aele- Nc efr5rt
aad BEEN made hy the company = apply
i 10 the Montana Central unsu TO-DAY.
Passenger trains are not Affected ara
passenger crews are al work, 5ut VII
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-02
kINGFISHER IS FOR GRIMES
For Delegate 20 the Republican Ma
{ Onal Convention

kinghsher, O. T., May lat the pri-
maries held nthis city yesterday the
Republicans Endorsed the Hon. William
Crimes chairman of the territorial exec
utive committee, for delegate to the Re
publican national convention at Phila-
deiphia Mr.. Grimes carried both the
city and county precincts by big MAORI
+fpc
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Confederate Maids orHonor.

Guthrie, o. T., May 1-Col c. R. Buck
ner, commander Of the first brigade o.
the Oklahoma division of Confederate
soldiers. has appointed Miss Allie E.
Matthews, daughter of Rev. w. d. Mat
thews of this city. sponsor of Camp John
son, Post No. BAT, and Miss Kate A
Potts of Edmond as chief maid of honor,
to attend the tenth annual reunion of
Confederate veterans at Louisville, KY,
commencing May 80.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-02
PARIS ROME-EUROPE

Splendid service; superb scenery en-
route via GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
system, through Montreal. Quebec,
Boston, New York, Philadelphia Ask
your home agent for tickets via GRAND
TRUNK, or for reliable information as
% rates and accommodations apply tc ].
Il. BURGIS, 2i9 Clark street Chicago
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Pens .ons Granted OkIahomans

Guthrie. o. T. May 1.-The following
Oklahoma pensions have been granted.
Henry Vosburg. Perry. IS per month;
Elizabeth Sigman, Moore, S. per month;
David Dingle, $l4 per month; Richard
Harding, s12 per month; Susan +. Day.
Hartshorn, So per month.
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Payne County Is for Lowery.

Saltwater, o. T., May l-At the county
convention held in this city for the pur-
pose of sending delegates to the terri
torial convention to select delegates to
the national republican convention at
Philadelphia, the Hon. Robert Lowery
was the unanimous choice for the honor,
he having practically no opposition.
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Recnriofthe NM Broken.

Philadelphia, May 1.-The month OF
April was record breaker for the max
ing Of coins al the Philadelphia mint
The total number Of pieces made was
J. 81. 100, the value Of whichc is sl2,s5i,-
40. In January, 1899. the value Of the
output was SI4,022oo0 bat the number OF
CONS stamped was not quite 2.ooa DO.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-02
DoIc to he CoyernororHavo;

Washington. May president Dole
has beea selected as the first governor
OF Hawaii. as was anticipated in these
dispatches. The formal announcement
VIII me made when the list q Hawaiian
officials TO he appointed by the president
Is complete.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-02
BLACKWELL Ice Company Files Articles

Guthrie, o. T., May 1.-The Blackwell
Ice company has filed articles of incor-
poration with the territorial secretary.
capital stock Of the new company T. $685.
000 and the directors are Henry Braun,
Guthrie; A. Ruemmeli and H. Surber, of
ST. Louis; Dave Shonwald, a. D. Butt.
w. A. Hays and B. F. LOOMS of Black
we'll
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-02
MOTION FOR A NEW TRIAL
For Queenan Will be Argued at Okla
hOma City Next Monday.

Guthrie, o. T., May 1.-THE motion for
4 new trial in the Queenan case at Ok
lahoma City will be argued o. the dis
trict court Monday. The motion will be
made on several grounds, the principal
one being in regard TO the qualifications
Of the juror and the employment Of Full
ton and Chambers as assistants for the
prosecution without their taking oath
as such officers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-02
Perry :Knights TempIars Installed

Guthrie. Q. r. May Hon. Harper S.
Cunningham. a thirty-third degree Ma
son and inspector general for Oklahoma,
went 10 Perry this evening TO institute
St. Johns commandary No. ), knights
Templar. and TO install the officers
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q n - TO RIA.
Bears n. n Tie kiaa Ysa Has kNsYs bosra
Signature Of RzH2zIZu

Grand Rapids. Mich.. May 1-ConErcNs-
man William Alden Smith was unaaI.
mously re-nomiuated ~ the Elfta Is
trict Republican congressional cauve1-
ton. The resolutions adopted approve
Il all legislation BY congress uih ref.
'erence 70 The insular possessions
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0kInhoma Citx Defeats stilwater.

Guthrie. o. T.. May 1.-The Saltwater
baseball club was defeated in a same
played on the grounds in this city by
the Oklahoma City club. the score at the
end of the ninth inning standing 10 10 ..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-02

ing from fishing trip, a shotgun in the
hands OF Will Vickery was accidentally
discharged, the load entering the hip
Of one Of the companions. INJECTING a
serious wound. 1t is thought now that
he will recover.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-02
Mr.. G0NPERS TAXES PAINS
To Violate an AatI- Labor TEtmBrfgsa
in New York City

Ssw YORK Ma L-samssI fI9spsrz
prssi1ent q ihe smer.esz Feserssaar -
Laso-. hss taken spe4lal 5aias 70 vl5i4-s
the iaianefsaa lsslez - T2sfaes TFees-
rzzn = tAs ss9rs-ae cegsf. pFof. SIX ~
acs-n ard z2eusers - re csszr1s2sssa
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Or. Holtin's Kidney Tablets.
ueLTIN CHEMICAL co e5,rst3cn 7,-e w

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schley WIN Feel Setter Thor

New York Nav IA special n TIE
Herald from Washington SAYS. Secretary
Long vii formally reprfmand 2. E
Chadwick for his recent criticisms OF
Rear Admiral " S. schley.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-02
WORKING NIGHT AND DAY.

The busiest and m:ghtiest little thing
that ever was made is DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. Every pill is a sugar-coated
globule of health, that changes weakness
into strength, listlessness into energy,
bra.n-fag into mental power. They're
wonderful in building up the health Only
Csc per box. Sold by G. Gehring.
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London, May 1.-The lord mayors Of
tava relief fund has now reached Ei2a.1
Of which El0.o00 mas been RENTED.
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,Iunekacsy Dies asvI,,,

Bonn Nay l--aiuackacsy. The cele-
5rated painter. died in an asylum here
today. He VIII be buried st Buda Pest
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IMPROVED SERVICE
TO SAN ANTONIO VIA SANTA FE
HnTrTst~

ROUTE.
Pullman sieeDers and free chair cars
ROW run daily without change via Fort
Worth. Milano and Austln Comfortable
from start 20 anish. Train leaves WlcH
TIA daily at A. m /. r. DELANEY.
Phone 17e. Agent
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CANNON AGAINST FREE HOMES
This Is DepIOred by All Friends of
That Measure

Guthrie. o. T.. May There is con-
siderable worry here over the report that
Congressman Joe Cannon of Illinois is
against the free homes bill. which comes
Up Thursday. The report Is known to
he true and while it IS not believed the
bill viii be defeated. a fight In the house
IS looked for and is not relished.
Accidental Shooting Near Ingalls,.
saltwater Q. T, May Near ingalls,.
while party OF young men were return