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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-30
BIG CAMPAIGN
OPENER SET
FOR THIS DAY
Largest Political Meeting Ever
Held Will Occur
OKLAHOMA CITY
Republicans Will Launch Can
didateS for Success.

Oklahoma City, o. T., August 2a.-It is
believed that one of the largest political
gatherings in the history of the territory
will be held here tomorrow, when the
Republican campaign in Oklahoma is for
mally opened. The arrangements for the
monster event have all been made, and
many persons from all parts of the ter
ritory have signified their intention of
being present during the afternoon and
evening.
The speaking will be held out of doors
A street will be vacated for the event.
and every body will have an opportunity
of hearing the men who are to talk of
campaign issues. Bird S. MCGUIRE. Gov
ernor W. E Stanley Of Kansas, Judge
Asher of Pottawatomie county. c. G.
johnson OF this city, Governor ON Fer
guson. NJ. c. CARRIER OF Enid, W. o.
Caldwell Of Enid and others will make
speeches. The speech 10 be made by
Mr. Mcclure will be an argumentive one.
He will discuss the issues OF the cam
paign thoroughly. In his talks in Okla
homa during the present month and af-
ter his nomination he has made talks,
explaining in a general way what the
issues are, but never taking the initia-
tive and arguing upon them.
Governor Stanley comes to the terri
tory with a splendid reputation in Kan
sas and elsewhere as a public speaker.
This is the first time that the popular
governor of Kansas has ever entered
into a campaign in Oklahoma. and the
many Kansas people in the territory
have a thrill OF pride in remembering
what the men of their state have done.
Many men in different parts OF the ter
ritory who came here from Kansas will
be in Oklahoma City tomorrow to vel
come Bird Mcclure ard to shake hands
with the Kansas governor.
Plenty of band music has been ar
ranged for. Fireworks and band concerts
will be some of the features of the even
ing 1t is the opinion OF Republicans
and others who arc familiar with condi
tions, that the town will be filed TO
overhowing tomorrow afternoon and
evening.
The other speakers who are to talk
here are well known orators, and with
out doubt will have interesting things
TO say 10 the people who congregate
here tomorrow
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TO WIPE OUT
DISREPUTABLE
CITY RESORTS
CoIOred Population at Guthrie
Demand a Reform.
AGlTATED OVER KILLING
Visit Officials TO See What
Can Be Done.

GtAhrie. o. T. august 29.-The killing
OF Walter Davis. an inofensive colored
man in this eity few nights ago. as
the result CT a gambling house quarrel.
has agttated the colored people Of the
city and county. a determined effort
will be made by them 70 have the negro
gambling houses and dives closed. \
mass meeting of eOlOred citizens Of
Guthrie has been held and resolutions
were passed calling upon the city and
county officials 10 do all in their power
to close these places in Guthrie. \ dele
cation of colored citizens called on the
city and county officials today and dis
cussed the situation The colored peo-
pie stated that they viii do all in their
power to help rid the town OF gambling
houses, low resorts and shiftless per
the city is stirred up over the death OF
Davis and will wage war against all
disreputable places
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FOOLISH IN EXTREME
Talk of Bill Cross Getting Statehood
Is Worse than Hot Winds.


Guthrie o. T, August 29.-Everett
Purcell, Of the Enid Events. gives the
following idea Of the campaign in the
territory:
The great fight seems to center on the
statehood question. The Democrats force
t. Do the people OF Oklahoma want i'm
mediate statehood or not? There is no
question in the mind of the thinking man
but what lhe election OF Bird Mcclure
means everything to Oklahoma. To elect
Bill Cross at this time. with his incom-
petencies and dearth of practical ideas
cannot help but react against statehood.
He IS nominated on single statehood
platform unquaiiheGly. He and a large
portion OF his party contend for the ad-
mission OF Oklahoma jointly with the
non-taxable non-ownable. fundless, In
dian-ridden Indian territory, which has
never had even territorial form OF gov
eminent Is now under tribal government,
end which is in no way fitted TO share
equally with Oklahoma. The Republican
position is that which respects the dig
Eity and worth Of Oklshoma's past strug-
giles and present worth by contending
that Oklahoma should be admitted to
statehood alone and such portions OF the
Indian territory as may be opened for
settlement and the ownership may be
added as they are thrown open for actual
settlement and taxation. To admit the
Indian territory. which has no school land.
no taxable realty, no township. school or
county governments, to equal relations
with Oklahoma and make Oklahoma pay
the tax and carry the burden of statehood
OF double proportions is absurd, and VIII
not be countenanced BY the voters of
Oklahoma. Why should we bear the
burden and pay taxes tc support the
Indian territory? We have p'e9ty Of
taxable property with which to govern
Oklahoma alone, but burden us With an
area twice as large VIC would he made
Quate and our taxes unbearGD'e. The
eirctirn OF Mr.. Mcclure means TIE only
rational statehood-statehood for Okla
homa al,ne. The election OF Cross means
no statehood at the next session Of con-
;.rtss but if it could be secured through
.:is agercy, it would he statehood fer
Oklahoma and Indian territory, half Of
which Is untaxable and under tribal gov
{ ernIuol Z -
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DEADLY SHOTS AT DEMOCRACY
Mcclure PopuIist Tells Why HE Can't
Be Democrat.

Guthrie. O. T. August 29.-J. r. Det-
uiler. Of the Enid Echo. who startled the
Populist party by declaring for Mcclure
and Republican principles. under the
caption ~ Few More Reasons Why We
Can't Be a Democrat" says:
The Democratic party is erratic. YER
satile. unstable. and unreliable. The bus
mess world distrust il. Large capitalists
hide away their money. when they think
there is danger OF the Democratic party
coming into power. This atasnstos COM
uerce. and stops many of tie whehsls f
Industry.
Carital avoids the states ana territories
under democratic rule. and The Tcsomces
oI those states and territories are very
slowly developed. These are facts which
should not be ignored, IN this territory
where the factories. machine shops.
mines and other industrial institutions
requiring the investment Of large capitol.
are wanted TO contribute 10 the general
prosperity Of an energetic community.
we can exist from the products Of our
fields and docks. but we cannot pros
rer without the industrial activity which
ca pitaI alone can stimulate.
The vaclating character Of the Demo
cratic party is amply Illustrated b. its
PAST history. i fought and bled for the
perpetuation and extension of slavery
and nominated for president that veteran
Aboiiuonist. Horace Greely. II declared
the war failure. and nominated the very
ran who had turned the tide Of defeat
70 victory. General Hancock. the hero OF
Gettysburg. L denounced The national
banks and nominated q national banker
FOR vice-presidsut. II denounced q tari1
FOR revenue only. and passed the Muls
bnl having al the elements of protec-
ton and only red0ced the amount seven
per cent. X Clamored for va with spain
AID pushed the administration into tho
fEh1. only % saarl and snap az shs heels
of the nations marching columns. II ez-
poused the cause q free silver in Isss
but relcgated II &c the rear IL Ise. and
made imperialism the paramount issue.
L row has IS draE-net cut Tor some rev
fad ard 70 one can ten uhat its next
co-tertlon vU D. u has not The ten
aci5y e purpose Necessary to carr auy
letora measure % success. u cane 70
the Fopulist party with fair promises
ard load FTofessaous q frlendsALq only
L oetEay and destroy cur party organ
z@tlon- u turned is hack oa Wa.soa
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PAVING STREETS BEGUN
Oklahoma city ThouOnghFare Reing
Coxerea VIII AsnhnI

oklahoma city. o. T., August 29.-After
q long and Disappointing delay the real
work of paving the streets Of Oklahoma
CITY was commenced by the Barber AS
phalt company today. The long-looked
for rock is now coming into the city at
the rate or four car loads per day from
Webb city, No. and the work of hauling
u 10 The scene Of operations commenced
last evening. Twenty loads Of the rock
were hauled and dumped On Main street
~ front of the Mccormick building. Just
west Of the Santa Fe tracks. and that
portion of the street viii present a busy
scene tomorrow. There VIII be no fur
Their delays and not many days viii
e'apse before NiaiR street As paved from
the tracks west 10 Harvey.
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SANDBAGGED AND ROBBED
Farley. Of EisSoar. Meets with
RougIs Treatment IA EKaY COUNTY.

Guthrie, O. r.. August 29.-Ealeron
Farley. whose home is in ST. Joseph. Mo.
is at the home of T. p. Afford. six miles
vest Of Blackwell. ia a badly used up
condition. the result of having been sand
bagged and robbed on the public high
way. states the Blackwell News Last
Tuesday afternoon. while travelling alone
IN q buggy and drawn by one horse. an
route 10 Kansas, and about six miles
west Of Billings. he was stopped by
man on foot who engaged hi min conver-
sation, asking him about the various sur
rounding towns. After talking to the
stranger some time Farley turned TO
drive on, when the stranger suddenly
struck him across the back Of. the neck.
knocking him ont of the buggy and rem
dering him unconscious He was then
dragged to one side of the road and rob
bed Of s.. a razor. cum buttons and part
Of his clothes. What the robber did not
choose to take was scattered about over
the grass.
Farleys horse ran away. doing some
damage to the buggy and losing his feed.
blanket and other needfm articles. Far
ley remained unconscious until between
midnight and morning Of the 27th. when
Il began raining. and the cool rain fall
ing on his face, revived him. He then
discovered that he had been robbed Of all
his money except thirty cents that had
been overlooked in his vest pocket ana
with this he purchased liniment for his
bruised neck.
Recovering his horse and buggy he
drove on until he reached the home Of
Mr.. Afford. last night. where he told of
his experience an, was taken in and
cared for. He describes the robbers as
being a man of medium height. heavy
build. AGED p or 80 years. white hands.
dark hair. blue or grey eyes. His cloth
ing and hat were dark and almost new.
his vest had a double row of bu-tous
end his shoes were new and had Patent
leather tips.
Farley appears to he a hard-workins
man, as his hand show the effects of
hard labor. he was in a very bad con-
diuon last night but seems 10 be little
better this morning.
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behalf and an alteration followed Whlch
resulted in Luckert drawing revolver
and firing at the coiored man.
The negro dropped to the ground, but
Immediately jumped Up and ran down the
track toward Oklahoma City
Several persons saw the alteration and
shooting. but did not believe the colored
man was hit by the bullet and made no
attempt 10 apDrehend Luckert
The negro ran a mile eastward and
stopped at the home Of an old colored
man named Cook. who resides near the
railway, just south Of Colcord park. Cook
came TO town and telephoned the author
tiles.
y. nen the negro's injuries were exam
ined. it was found that the bullet had
entered the back of MS neck and had
ranged upward, coming out between the
eyes.
Il is not believed be can live. Such
a wound is usually Immediately fatal,
ana how the man at receiving the
wound could recover and run a mile is
a poser to anatomists. The fellow did
not appear 10 be suffering much and was
talking IN a perfectly natural manner
when the officers left him to return to
the city.
Dr. Witten. the county physician, was
summoned and sent TO look after the
colored mans injuries.
Shortly before the officers reached the
material yards. an engine departed for
the west on the Oklahoma City and
Werterp. and as Luckert was nowhere to
be found, the authorities believe he got
away on the engine.
Last night the negro was brought TO
the jail and treated by DR.. Witten, whom
he fought ike maniac when first ap-
preached. Ills case is one OF the strang-
est known in medical experience.
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DEMOCRATS FEAR rREAcHERY
Primaries in Logan County Reveal
Edrar Jones In Race

Guthrie, q. T., August Z9.-The Demo-
cratic primaries in Logan county were
held yesterday. but up to s o'clock tonight
nothing definite could be learned Of the
outcome. From all indications. judging
from the vote polled, the interest taken in
the county ticket. is very slight.
There 81 considerab BILE feeling among the
factions OF Democracy in Logan county
ever the apparent effort Of County Attor-
ney Edgar Jones. to secure the nominal
tion for sheriff. Frank Olsmith had been
an avowed candidate and Edgar Jones
stated repeatedly that he was not can
didate for the nomination. However, in
the city of Guthrie, Jores secured more
votes than Olsmith did, although it was
rerorted that Jones was not candidate.
Olsmith's friends are averring that there
is treachery some place and that Jones,
or some of his friends. made an effort
tc do him IN.
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HENsLEY sLAPs THEM ALL
Democrat Man Gives TruGseon Som'
fhinn 70 Think ehonf


thing to Think About.
Guthrie, o. T. August 2s.-Tom Hens
ley of the FL Reno Democrat takes oc-
casion to say few words 70 Indian
Territory politicians who roast" Dennis
Flynn. His article is as follows:
The Democratic press is assiduously
publishing a roast on Dennis Flynn by
one w. II. Trudgeon. renegade Re
publican from Purcell. TruGgeon says
that Flynn has done nothing for the IN
dian eTrritory during his term nj con-
gress MIR. Trudgeon and the Democratic
press in the lavishness Of their abuse OF
Flynn on this point should remember
that Flynn was elected 70 congress from
Oklahoma and not from Indian Territory
They should also remember that the de-
mands upon him from the people OF Ok
lahOma were four times greater than any
other member of congress. and that the
people Of Oklahoma. even Democrats. are
somewhat exacting of their delegate 10
congress. They want "A man to serve
Oklahoma and not the Indian Territory.
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SHOT IN HEAD YET LIVES
Negro At Oklahoma City Receives an
Ordinarily Fatal " ouad.

oklahoma City. @. T.. August 29-Da-
via Luckert, master mechanic OF tho Ok
lahoma City and Western railway. is to-
day fugitive from justice. having fat
ally shot colored man al the railway
material yards southwest OF this city at
soout O'Clock last evening. says The
Oklahoman
1he sheriff and deputies visited the
scene OF the shooting I'm about half an
hour after the occurrence ana from them
a reporter secured The story of the shoot
Ing bun they were unable 90 give the
name az the colored man who WAS shot
The negro. rs near as the facts could
be ascertained last eveuing was eu-s.ag
and threatening s. small white bav.
when Luckert who chsnced u come
near them. interfered IN The utre bo,
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CHAMPION is NOMINATED
EIyfG Nan Is Chosen to Represent the
sixth F1Istrict ia Upper House

sixth E1istrict ia Upper House
Pond Creek. O. T.. August 29.-don- II.
II. ChamDlin. Of Enid. has been nomi-
mated by the Sixth district Republican
convention. as candidate for member
OF the upper house in the territorial leg
islature
The convention organized by selecting
Hon. C. II. Keiger. of jefferson, as chair
man: =. C. Palmer of AIedford as aecre-
tary and II. n Spaidins of North Enid
assistant secretary.
on motion of Mr.. Walton. the tempor-
ary organization was made permanent
Val johnson moved that the resolutions
adopted b. the Republican territorial con-
vontion at Enid be declared the resolu-
tion Of this convention Carried
The name Of II. H. Champlin was pre-
sontod 10 the convention by J \ Buckles
of Enid. There being no other nomina-
tion Mr. Champlin went through by ac-
clamation. lie thanked the convention
liz "a neat speech, which was well received.
The foliowing council campaign com
mittee was selected: T. r p. Messan.
Enid; Z. .. Anderson. Hunter; W. p.
Campbell. Nvaulzomis r. N Adams. Med
ford. q. A. Dow. Pond Creek
Aohut eieht--.lve delegates were pres
ont from Garfield county, every precinct
icing representcd. The city of Pond
Creek showered hospitality upon them,
and enthusiasm abounded
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Homo Visitors Excursion.

Via St. Louis and the Big -Four route, to
principal points in Ohio and Indiana
Ticket agents OF all railroads in Missouri.
Kansas. Nebraska and Indian Territory
viii sell tickets via St Louis and the Big
Four Route at one fare plus two dollars
for the round trip. Tickets on sale Sep
tember .. 9. I6 and 3. The Big -Four rail-
way Is the most direct route 10 iudianap-
oils. Cincinnati. Dayton. Springfield. Co
lurub bus and Sandusky. For tul particu-
lars sec your local agent or address G. vs..
Green. T. Il. A. Kansas city. or 9. l.
Hnleary. A 6. P. A.. 81. Louis. 80
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DUSTON TO BE PRESIDENT
Ohio Wan succeeds Hayden on Fort
Amith and He-tern.

Guthrie. O. T. August 9.-The ans
nouncement was received here today by
onJcers O fthe Fort Saith a. Western
the company. has been promoted to tn
presidency. TO au the vacancy caused ey
the death u George Hayden - Tpsiarti.
Mich several weeks aEo DEstnn 81 a
resident OF Cleveland. Ohio g. T. III
zletoa Of Cleveland succeeds puston ~
treasurer The road VIII De in o1erat tils.
from Fort Smith. Ark. 70 Ggthrie vlts-
II three months.
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PIECE OF MEAT KILLED HIM
section Ross Is struck by Flying
Missile From Train

Guthrie. o. T. August 29.-The Guymon
Herald gives an account Of the death ~
a man whose name is unknown. al sta
ton down below Dalhart, a section boss
who expected some meat on the pas
senger train was out near the track 90
receive same. The train went by at a
rapid rate and the expressman pushed
the chunk Of meat out OF the car door.
and it landed on the section boss head
with considerable force. Parties on the
train saw that the man was injured. go
the train stopped and the man was
picked up. He only spoke few words
and died on the way to Daihart.
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SOME FROM EVERY NATION
Repr~-ent~d IN okiahe-
ma are NeFy Varied

0uthrie. O 4. &agzss, z--lsaa Feasss-
rsnt csst from tbs s@ce - tss ferrst7-fal
s1pe-sn.E1esrs Z - Bs1ter. - tns
couutv s1psrjn sevs~n7s taro1shet the
TERRITORY. tse-r sre zn-sarczs irferrs'irs
reports hsl-s alrs 81 tsas cIrs FeisTisf
~ soe astto-al3ts ~ ~ rs-2se -ssf ars
l- Qsisnn-na Tae cs1--T sisTsr-sfr fs
a=s zsksd - fa-usets ssa snferraftaa
and sr fs.s sna asilg ~ lastsrea tnev
are agtrE 80. sifsoerh ~ saeH - So
cs-zrrT assrezcT - - tisrse 81 usr1
zzses fer Lkers h~ss- ~ c-nEas szstaesscs
taxes - tA--z c. sais s1ssee-
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HAD ASSUMED DISGUISE
George Fry Is brought Back 10 Jail
Minus n Beard.

Guthrie, o. T, August 29-The Enid
Wave says that Sheriff Porter has ar
rived At Enid with his prisoner. Geo. Fry,
who was arrested in Hutchinson. Kansas.
on a charge of>incest. Fry came back
willingly. not putting the sheriff 10 the
time and expense OF securing a recquisi-
ton. Fly was visited IN the Jail today.
The reporter found that the beard Mr.
Fly had always worn had disappeared.
The prisoner said that he had nothing 10
say for publication at present except that
he would soon be at liberty. VIXEN the
whole trouble would assume a different
i.ght- He did not seem 70 be dOwncast
or out Of humor or patience.
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INJUNCTION AGAINST ROAD
Lessee In Logan County Refuses D. E.
& G RiQht of NAV

Guthrie. o. T., August 29.-Elihu II.
Cox, holding a lease on the southeast
quarter Of section S6 township II. in this
county, which is territorial school land.
has secured a temporary injunction in
the probate court. restraining the Den
yer. Enid & Gulf railroad from con-
structing its line through the land con-
trolled by him.
Cox give bond Of S1.ooO. which was
filed with T. A. Neal. clerk of the dis
trict court, thus insuring a hearing in
that court upon the return OF Chief Jus
tice John II. Burford.
While Cox does not own the land which
he cuitivates. yet he has serious objec-
tions to having a line Of railroad con-
ytrrcted through the premises.
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WITHOUT BRIDE on The DAY
Gseary Maa Arrives at 81 Reno bat
Falle 10 Met HIs Ffnnnre.

r. Reno. g. r, August I'll L Show
as q Cleary. .. r.. = here today- ioek-
ins for his szecthsarf- Mss &elah71.
II Brachfor county. west Virgins. ~ho
vas n meet hin here today and re fus
Be married. Ths fair one sansf n arrive
o. any z the numerous trains f-cu t1e
east ent he = s. q most Encasy srd
anxious state n nzint Mr ThoeeFs hes
telee-arhed 20 several s'ei-ts. hut 20
trace - ths young fscy has beer fou71.
she ieft her hone i've days ESQ - so-z
tl-- hers
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and nominated a member of the ship
builders trust. II rejected Towne and
ressurrected an old fossil Of the Illinois
Democracy. In this county at the last
election it bartered with the opposition
and betrayed Larfner. Kennedy and
Hamilton. 1t now attempt TO force Pop
ulists into the Democratic party. by the
destruction of our organization and the
eIasure OF our party emblem from the
Official ticket These are few OF the
reasons why We will not be a Democrat
cut some more. They are thicker than
blackberries on the clay banks OF Mis-
sCurf .
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SEVERAL NOTABLE INMATES
Oklahoma Ceunty jail Holds sixteen
Prisoners.

Oklahoma City. o. T, August 29.-There
are now sixteen prisoners in the county
Jail awaiting the disposition of their
cases. They are: Tom Queenan. con-
victed of wife murder: DR. a. Delisspar
and Charles Eby. charged with extor-
ton; J. p. Canada. rape; Paul Hampton
and John Epps. larceny; Robert Foster,
stealing domestic animals; F. o. Fergu-
son. robbery, released on bond August
~ Bully thompson. burglary; Marcus
Bonifaco. carrying gun: w. d. Tolle, for
gerry; Joe NJ. Berry. perjury; y. o. Col
lins, murder; J. J. smith, grand larceny;
Arthur r. Moore. murder; Robert Allen,
forgery.
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Michigan Summer Resorts.

Spend your summer vacation in the cool
woods of Michigan lake region. Write
II. F. Moeiler, C. P. A. Pere Marquette
railroad, Detroit, Mich. Cor illustrated
booklet. sent free to any address. which
tells OF hundred charming spots In the
resort region. Full information concern
ing hotels. etc. -Four original photographs
of Michigan scenery. 6xS inches in size.
sent postpaid TO any address for 25c.
stamps or coin. 6-10-tu-th sa;tf
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KIDNEY TROUBLES.
Mrs. Louise M. Gibson Says That This
Fatal Disease is Easily Cured by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

OF ALT diseases organism afflicted kid
applied. weary patient seldoz survive
Being o in
lin
i0sLydia e Pinkhsm's careful
the
the
hams Vegetable especially prepared
for
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OVER CLAIM OF s2s5
Woman Carries Case Up 20 TIRE Su-
rrer7e Court

Guthrie. o. T. august -S.-Hattie SheT-
man -. J. = Randolph Is the title q \
case filed IL the supreme court to-day,
from Oklahoma county The pissntiG is
suinr for a Judgment u 80 = q prey
erty deal OF prorissory notes In The
lower court she received a Judgment for
SIS and costs Not sstis1ed With the ver-
DICT. she aPpeais % The higher court