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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01
GAYSVILLE
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'hnVr' blanrhard' VIII" N"rhlnS IN
'ooos'" hr"'horS saw mn at south
"'oVhprlusc H'St week had ono log broken
ana ''' neSh nad'N bruised ny bclnS
caught by tn" saw carriage as he was
crossing II with board. lie is doing
us wei as can be expected at this writ
lhG'-I no hIch school observed .tarnt-
lloh DAY Monday by having appropriate
'N"rclS'S'- toward and Maud Mason
were callcd 10 FRANKLIN. y. IT,, last week
thursday to attend the funeral OF their
grandmothcr, MIS-. susan Mason, WHO
dl"d with pneumonia. Sh" was IN her
NNih year. MIS-. -. T.. inUld - ~ ana
MIS- N'l'' Brown "t Illh"SNill" lS caring
Tor h"r- Yrs. Mary Gibson OF Charles
TON " H.. mas com" I" live at ~"
Mason AN"riI place. Jerry Dumas has
moved from tn" Lowry plac" I" t"n"-
m'ht IN Pr J.. +" St"clV'S house. iiasii
PERKINS III with pneum"nia.-Th"
thursday evening prayer meeting VIII hc
h"id at III" parsonage this week Mrs.
NdIicr SWng"r Is spending tw" weeks
with h'r SISTER in EnNaIi0n.-Mr. ana
Mrs. Fred Rogers ana SON who have
beer visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
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irnu in Lilo hmm foiir tiIncg On thc
FIRST r,,,,d uiuc or tho unsusucc,ire,
animal, ,,,it,cd boldlv iuto ,hc ,yirc
caro- T,n ,,,orc foljowod ON tho sc,ord
Tho sim ,,,.I, nr the evening vns made
.on tho third ntto,unt when Il ,vcr,
taken otit u.hiIo "a ON fin, last ec,tir,,
mitdc I'M tbc fatal
,,,..
'''N''N Irl' - = 'N"'HSIoNfk'
William Il. Iovt. the newly prnoiricI
United States commissioner fer uusl.o.
gee. t. r.. to succeed Harlow 4. IcckIcv
and who assumes his new duties tu.d,,.
February f. was born in ST. Albums. 81
in 1915. At i,n carly uuc Inc attended Nor
wich University and from there Inc on
tered Wos, Point as Il classmntc or c> -
Gov. William II. j'pham ana Gen. Charles
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01

| city that have operated pcnuy-in- thc-s slot
machines for selling cigars and candy re-
moved them in Il hurry Monday night
when il was reported that states Attor-
ncy Jack. was Selling similar machines
! IN Barre.
:. Il. Colby will resume his rum as COM
ductur ON tho Barre and MOI Il clicr
branch of the Central Vermont to-day.
Conductor colby was injured in the
accident ON the Willinmstown branch last
October aud has Siutc hccn unable to
wort.
John g. Adams, the veteran livcr7man,
ia i'll with the grip nj his homo on state
street.
At the last meeting of the city council
| for the fiscal year ending February 1,
hcld Tuesday evening, $500 was applied
! to cNtiuGuish the floating debt of tho city
which Is now only about $1,000 This
| tho council has done out of q 81 30 tax,
| al departments of the city have been
| kcnt in excellent shape and tho sum of
| Si"N1l WAS expended last October in
celebrating MontpcicI'S centennial. This
WAS loss than half tho amount dppro-
priatcd lay the city for that purpose.
Thc electric railway employees and of
fcialS Of the Barre 4 Montpelier Electric
road had another conference Yesterday
at liarro. Tho only thing that seemed
to stand in tho way of settlement was
the time limit. Tho officials of the road
wished tho mon to sign n tcn-Ncar agrcc-
mont il they conceded tho raise of two
cents an hour. The matter was not final
| ly adjusted yesterday as communication
| could not bc had with j. j. Flynn. the
DrCeidcut at Eurliuptnu
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01
WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Miss Maud Abbott was home from the
Il. :. y. s. over SUNDAY. -clilton Fland-
ems of Boston has returned and is with his
mother The supp"r given by the Ladies'
Social circle, under thc management of
Mrs Ruth Lyman. last week was We'll
patroni2cd, The proceeds being S7.-Rob-
ort Fioldcrs. who has been engaged in
blacksmlhing, soon leaves With his fam
lily. gong I" GouldsNillo, whore uc Will
be i'm III" sIluo 80 upatlou, lIothcrl \ iaIl
II Scene, \. H., was the guest Of Mrs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01
NEWS OF VERMONT:
More Important Events Grouped for
Free Press Readers - Programme
for Founders Day at Brigham
Academy

The programme Tor Founders day at
brighton Academy IN Bakersfield Fri
day, February >, is as follows: $50 p.
M. music, THE Nations Guide, d"
chorus: address, "Iouth's Hope of pow
er. 9. II, Morrill, principal state normal
school Handolph music. "';lorious
Things Arc Spoken" Anvil Chorus
chorus. 500 r. IN. Music, "Cunu, Coon"
Chris Glco club. "k'ntu"kN Babe h"ys
nuuItcuc: "WhiSp,riuE Hope" Bows
tilee club: "Shoogv Since" girls quar-
t,ttc; "IIadclaiuc," Misses STORY aud
West ami N"seIa. NI"hols aud 'hlsc;
cXhihitiun with projection apparatus Of
glass sliJ"s, opauuc objects, microscope
ral Objects and microscopic slides, piano
duct, "Mid.Summcr Nights Dream, 90
Misses Carpenter and larrand. reading
withvicws from Lady Of the take solo,
The Holy city, illustrated with Ian
tern slides, Mrs, Alvan A. kcmpton.
BARRE WANTS MILITARY COMPANY
A meeting of fifteen of the former Of
liccrs Of Co T.. V. n c., recently dis
banded at Barre, was held Monday even
ing to discuss plans for organizing "a
new company 4 strong desire was man
festod to keep "A military company in
that city. Adit. w. II. Gilmore will
be in Montpelier next week and he will
he approached at that time in regard To
the matter,
GAMBLING CASES CONTINUED.
The cases of Wallace Jondro, Mitchell
David, \. DrVcrsi, and \. Giachino, in
Barre. arrested ON warrants issued by
Statv's Attorney :. Hollster Jackson.
charging the possession Of gambling
machines were in city court Tuesday
and. All Of the cases were continued until
February j.. Jondro's Observation-Disclosures
machine Wal condemned hut NO action
was taken regarding tic others At this
time.
CHAMPION RAT CATCHER
David Gardner Of North FuWudl hold
tire record fur rat catching in tlis SO
ticu Tuo-dHy uight ne rounded up 40
less than II "r the rodents, setting Il
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The WEEKS NEWS
Wednesday, Jan. al.

The new king Frederick the Eighth,
now reigns over Denmark. His Access
lion ha. been hailed with all appro.
ornate enthusiasm and ceremony, but
sorrow for the death Of Christian the
Ninth is the predominant sentiment
ono man dead and six others ser-
rusly if not MORALLY. wounded was
The result Of the accidental explosion
VI charge Of dynamite in ledge at
Salem. Mass.
Governor Fcnnypackcr Of Pcnnsyl-
vania has approved joint resolution
Of the special session Of the legislature
providing for sweeping investigation
of charges Of Illegal retention of fees
10y insurance commissioners.
The Lowell. Mass. city council voted
to order an investigation both of the
Richardson hotel fire and Of the man
ner in which it was handled.
Percy Lodnc. - years old and Miss
Greta +. Miller, "a years old, were
struck by a freight train at Plaistow.
y H.. receiving injuries which will
probably result fatally.
The Life Insurance Policyholders
Association Of Illinois has been formed
10 obtain representation for the policy
holders in the Ia mutual reserve insur-
ance companies doing business in IL
linois.
General Grianoff chief Of the vice
roy'S staff, was killed by bomb at
Titlis.
Good progress is being made toward
keeping down expenses in the govern
incnt printing office.
Secretary Root is not to he delegate
TO the Tau-Amcrican conference, but
will visit Rio Janciro during the Sos
sons
Commissioner Warner believes that
Under the old age pension order. pen
sioncrs must have a physical eXamina-
ton before getting an increase
Speaker Cannon plans TO reward
loyal" members Of the house by open.
Inc a public buildings PORK barrel
worth about Sl5.0OOOUO.
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Thursday. Jan. IS,

The closest friends Of President
Roosevelt say that not only will he not
again be candidate for the preSl-
dental nomination, but he will not ac-
cept the nomination if it is offered TO
him.
The population of Boston for 1905
was 595,3SO. an increase over the M
ures for 1893 of about 100000. accord
ing to the latest census bulletin.
Andrea Luciano of Pittstcld. Mass.
who was found guilty of the murder ~
Ninccnzo Fillipo. WAS sentenced to life
imprisonment,
At Great harrington. Mass. Josef
krzynCwck WAS tined s.. and directed
to pay Miss tholck 81 for attempting
10 hug her while both were 30 work IN
q local mill
Rubber mills arc cnrtailtlG produr-
ton on account. Of a >Sa II G!'4Au1 for
goods.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
(Continucc from fourth pnge.)

Montpelier and the bride has for soy
ciHl years been stcuoEraphcr in the
general offices Of tho Montpelier <
Wells River railroad
At a special meeting Of the board
of directors of tho Consolidated Light
ing company hold Thursday afternoon
ii was voted to make improvements
and extensions in the system costing
in the vicinity or 100000. Additional
watcr wheels will I've put I'm at tho
Bolton Falls plant aud when the inn
promcntS arc comrlCtcd tho company
viii have plant of 100 horse power
Manager j. II. Davidson loft that night
for New York to place orders for ma
chincry to put in tho now building TO
he constructed at Bolton Fails.
Tho trcsrass case Of Lester c. Could
against Lewis Jacob Of Wrightsvillo
was heard Wednesday. Jan. - before
Justice John q. Wing and II jury. The
plaintiff was awarded damages OF $50
and costs Of sl910 The case grow
out of the sale of lot of ria iron.
The Rcadsboro Electric Blight COM
pauy, with a capital stock OF s2.0oc
has flied articles of incorporation In
the office OF tho secretary Of state.
Bids for lighting tho streets of tho
city for one, two and hvo years were
opened by tho city council ut its reg
ulHr meeting Wednesday Jan. y. The
Consolidated lighting company was
the only bidder. Th" present rate is
So per year for each are light burn
Ing all night every nirlt in the year
The bid OF tho Consolidated company
Cor not less than 50 lights to burn
every night all night is se5 per light
additional lights above so at tho same
price. The contract Will undoubtedly
go to the Consolidated.
Mrs. Ann T.. Foster OF East Montpcl-
ier has been granted q widows pen
sion with S144 nrroaraEcS.
Fred Blanchard has sold his stock
Of plumbing merchandise and good
will TO Peck Brothers. Mr. Blanchard
wishes to devote all his attention to
his hardware business
Rail I'm the sum Of 5000 has boon
fixed by Assistant Judge L. Il. Wells
Of Middlescx in tho case of Mrs. Susan
w. Johonnott of Nashua, y. H., who
is charged with adultery and of elop-
ing with Burton Keith of that city
Mrs. Johonnott has not yet been able
to raise this amount.
Mrs Gilman B. Dodge. longtime resi-
rcnt of this city, died Thursday evening
at the home Of G. = Dodge, Jr., her
son. AT Lisbon, y. II. Tho body was
brought TO this city Monday noon and
funeral services were held that after
noon at two O'Clock in Bethany chapel
the Rev. !. T. Red officiating. assisted
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Tuesday. Jan. 80.

Christian the Ninth. King Of Den
mark, dean of the crowned heads of
Europe. father of King George of
Greece. of Queen Alexandra Of Great
britain and ireland. and of the Iowa
ger Empress Maria fcodorovna of Rus
sia. grandfather of King IIaakon the
Seventh of Norway. and related by
blood or by marriage to most of the
European rulers. died suddenly at
Copenhagen.
Victor DemQceot of France drove
his gasoline car at Ormond. Fla, two
miles in the marvellous time of 81 40
seconds. maintaining speed of l23
miles an hour TO make this record.
The Cuban house of representatives.
rropriating $4,000 for Il wedding pres
rnt to Miss Alice Roosevelt.
Field Marshal Roberts again attirms
that Great Britain is as absolutely uu-
prepared for war as it was in 1850.
a wage increase of approximately
percent. in which 1900 employees par
ticpate. has gone into effect on the
Boston and Maine railroad system.
General Barba, the only remaining
rebel chief in the north part of Santo
Domingo. has surrendered. accepting
tho guarantees of the government.
The body Of Major General Joseph
Wheeler, I. S. A.. retired, was laid to
rcst in Arlington near 10 the graves
Of men who like himself. We're veterans
Of two wars.
United States Senator P"ttuS au-
thoriHeS the announcement that he Is Il
candidate for reelection.
chief Shaw of the Massachusetts
state police has received letter
threatening tho life Of Judge sherman.
who sentenced Charles l.. Tucker to
death.
charges that the Lowell. Mass, fire
department failed 10 put forth its cf-
ferris at the burning OF the Richardson
hotel and that prompt and effective
work 10y the tiremen would have pre-
vented the loss of three lives, will he the
subject OF an Investigation by Mavor
Casey.
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Rtcll.

~ suppose your idea ~ rich man
is ono who has everything he wants
NO, it's ono who has cvcry Thing l
want -rhiladelphia Ledger
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01
Sunday. Jan. 20.

Colonel Mann editor of Town Topics,
was arrested and hrld IN $4,000 bail
uH Il charge OF perjury growing oul Of
his testimony in the recent criminal
libel proceedings against Norman
llapgood, editor OF Golfers Weekly.
Captain Van SrhHick, master of the
lfated excursion steamer General
S'pcum. in the burning ~ which more
ihdu luON lives were lost, was found
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01
Monday. jim, 20.

With IL tire of rear wheel gone be-
fore the 10th mile. running on the bare
rim at top speed. Clifford carp, in 90
horse power automobile, broke the
worlds record for 100 miles, making the
distance in l:lI:40 %.
Charles Louis Tucker. convicted OF
the murder of Mabel Page. was sen
fenced at Cambridge. Mass, to die by
the passage of electricity through his
body during the week beginning June
10.
Poultuey Bigelow has staked $1,000
with the Louisville 'ourler-Journal to
be forfeited if his charges concerning
the work of the government at Panama
can be disprovcd.
Seven buildings connected with the
United States training station at New
port, Il. l.. were destroyed by fire caus-
ing an estimated loss of SloO,0Ou. The
buildings destroyed Wer" the detention
building. machine shop, paint shop,
paymastcrs storohouSe. carpenters
shop and two small storehousos.
Tho business section Of MooduS,
Conn, was destroyed 10y nre. ne loss
will he about S:!uwn. The tire is be
licNcd TO have hcou started 10y thieves.
\ dynamite bomb hurled through
second story window of tue house OF
Paul Mosczynickl at Worcester, Mass,
exploded and tore away the rear part
OF the house, blowing out the floors and
lrear wall, Twenty people were asleep
in tho houSa but no one WAS injured
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01

1 Olk WIS uTItSltU III Ter lHt III u ~
steel cirdors which killed ono man and
injured SIX.
Election results show might
change in England. The Liberals clainI
80 seats. including all but TnioniSd
Home rule is said TO be actually Il
sight.
Saturday, Jan. 1T.
That he draws ST. 900 annually frorl
the Glover Leaf route was an admi,|
sion made by Chairman Shonts of thi
isthnlau canal commission. which
may have an important bearing on thj
canal Investigation.
The New England States Limited. q 4
express train bound from Boston fo(
Montreal, was wrecked ut Bolton. va
by running into 4 switch which j. he|
lieved TO have been opened with mai
licious intent. Six cars were pract
cally demolished, but none of the pass
sengers or trainmen was injured
The pope has signed the papers an
pointing Bishop O'tunnell of Portland
Me. archbishop coadiutor Of Boston.
The jury in the trial Of thc criminal
libel suit Of Justice deuel. against Nor
man IIapgood, editor Of Golfers Week
ly. returned verdict Of mot guilty
Rev. George G.. Ware, charged wit
conspiracy to dcfraud the government
by means Of fraudulent land entries ii
Hooker county. Neb., was found guilt
by jury.
Violation Of law. extravaganza
crook ednoss and graft We're embodied
in charges made by senator MolSberr,
in the Iowa senate against life insur
ance companies Of Iowa.
Melville Sheppard, schooihoy fron
Brown preparatory school, Philadei
phia. has established a now running
record Of 40 Is for the indoor mile.
The Cuban senate unanimousl,
passed an appropriation Of $4,000 10
the purchase OF a wedding git for Mis-
Alice Roosevelt.
William G.. Mccarthy. who was :
postal clerk AT the North terminal 81"
ton. Boston. was sentenced 70 ono yea
| il jail for stealing letters from the mai
FRIDAY. Jan. rs.
| The bodies Of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
w. VIM and Mrs. Charles r. Rigg
r,.ra rourd dood at tho N-irn han
Of providonre Tbc murderer ,vo
Vinu +, i beIioved who aftor shoot
iny Mrs Riyps killed his wife an,
Then com,njtted suicide. Jealousv i,
10
The military reservation at Sabiu,
head, mouth Of tho Kcnrchec river
Me. has been named Fort Baldwin. in
honor Of Colonel .Ieduthau baldwin, On
rinecr and artillery artihcer regimen;
Continental army.
The biz drydork Dewey is gcttiny
along well on her way To the i'hlIIp
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4 pENALTY On PURR GOODS.

a.
In its crusade toward aDa'ine .ho
use IF soft coal, the Board of Health
of the Citv OF New York caused the ar.
.Nsn,s,. S.t.s.r t,..,....,.,. Il.
liuyler's Nandy' COCOA ana Ohoeoia- -e
Works, corner 18th Street and Irving
Place.
IT, ...c,..,,~, Good, ,yo,tb,, n,
thelr rePut'i'ions il"y 'ei ii'
fashionable section OF the city away
from railroads. river front. factories,
mills. tenemcnts and heavy dust rais-
ING streer traffic, illus iusuring TO tpeir
patrons goods manufactured utder
hcalthful and sanitary surroundings.
Absolutely not pound Of soft coal
was found in their plant. nor has
pound ever been used in their works
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BALL AND RECEPTION
FOR DELEGATES TONIGHT

All arrangements are perfected for
the ball and reception to the members
of the constitutional convention. In.
dications point to large crowd being
present 1t Is unfortunate that more
commodious quarters could not be
obtained in which TO hold the affair.
but the executive committee has done
the best possible under the circlm-
stances.
The reception committee is as fol-
lows:
Reception Committee.
Governor and Mrs. Frantz.
Governors Staff.
Secretary and Mrs. Chas, H. Filson.
Judge and Mrs. j. II. Burford
Mr.. and Mrs. John Embry.
Dr. and Mrs. J, w. Duke
Mr. and Mrs l. b. Levy.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry r. ASP.
Judge and Mrs Frank Dale.
Judge and Mrs A. c. c. Bierer.
Governor and Mrs. w. NJ jenkins.
Mr.. al Williams and Miss Williams
Mr l., G. Nibiack and Miss Niblack
Mr. ana Mrs F. o. Lutz.
Mr and MIS- r. w Ramsay
MT and Mrs. j NJ. Brooks
MT and Mrs Henry Braun.
Mr.. aud Mrs j. II Norris
Mr. and Mrs. IT, c. Guss.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert sohlberg
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. McNeal
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Frasier
Mr. and Mrs c. NJ Barnes
MI and Mrs. c. c. Kneisley
Mr. and Mrs. Al Cockrum.
Mr. and Mrs. L. N Beadles.
Mr.. aud Mrs. +. II. Greer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Cottingham
Mr.. and Mrs. j, +. Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. w n. Coyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Merton.
Mr., and Mrs. J. II. COtteral
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Hornor.
Mr., and Mrs. f. S. Barde.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Spurlock.
MIR. and Mrs. j. d. Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Adler.
Mr.. aud Mrs o. r. Fegan.
Mr.. and Mrs 3. w Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. W. b. Herod.
Mr and Mrs. Lou Beland.
Dr. and Mrs, Ralph Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Y. Hutchins.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Seely.
AIR, and Mrs A. C. Hixon.
Mr. and Mrs. o. n Smith.
Nr and Mrs. s. T. spurrier
air ard Mrs J. G. lanisca
NJ aud Nts A. H. Hgslon.
Ia. .lt
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WELCOME. DELEGATES.

The capital city of Oklahoma to-
day feels distinguished above all other
cities Of the American Union. Today
has brought to this city the exalted
honor Of welcoming into It's midst the
delegates to the constitutional con
vention of Oklahoma. This is no or
binary pleasure But once has it
been accorded to any city and it has
been many years since the last state
constitution was framed.
The most hospitable feeling toward
each and every delegate is entertained
by every citizen here. The feeling OF
fellowship and hospitality which
words express but family shall be
made more apparent with each ses-
sion Of the assembly Gentlemen.
without PLAYER, Guthrie entertains the
kindliest feelings toward you and the
constituency you represent
The people of this city bear no
malice toward any city or community
within the boundaries of the new
state, Commercial rivalries there
have been and It is mete and proper
that they should continue 10 such
progressive communities as compose
the new state. only narrow spirits
become aggrieyed and surly at the
success Of fortunate neighbors. The
broad and proper spirit leaves no
place for hateful feelings or improper
words
The meeting Of this convention in
this city marks the consummation OF
seventeen years of earnest hope and
expectation. II therefore. our citi
zens should seem over jubilant, ex
cuse their hilarity and bear with their
familiarity. for It all comes from good
hearSs
The feeling Of rejoicing at the meet
ing Of this highly distinguished con
yention is by no means confined "a
the citizens OF this city but evers
loyal aud patriotic heart in the new
state leaps at the thought Of The meet
ing Of these delegates, representing IN
their sovereign capacity a free peo
pie, for the purpose OF founding a
grand new commonwealth What
greater thought could move the minds
and heart of men TO strenuous en-
deavor and delightful comradeship!
There is something beautiful in an
this. something highly nattering TO the
genius Of the American people Her,
in quiet dignidod assembly reason
and good win are TO settle problems
that in the years OF long ago caused
rivers of blood 10 flow aud In many
other countries they are sam to aow
But here in our own beloved Ameri
ca, new state is bern into the won
drous sisterhood without the travail
Of death and ruin and horrld war that
marks almost every step Of human
progress Of the past Here in thi.
new land OF ours quiet dignity anC
hrotherly love have quite supplnteC
the SWORD
The future Is radiant with hope fol
this nation az freemen, Of which We
are about to become an integral par
and roseate hues tinge every sqangl,
OF the new star to be placed on tins
nag through the action of this hiehl,
honorable convention.
Il is not boasting 10 s9y that nC
state ever entered the union under
sach auspicous circumstances as those
attendant upon the admission OF Okla
houa, the land Of the fair god. Here
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TODAY IN THE
DEPARTMENTS


Bank Examiner II. II smock re.
turned this morning from Newkirls
where DE pent Sunday with his
family.
Private Secretary Orvillc Frlntz
spent SUNDAY in Oklahoma City visit
inE friends.
Secretary Fred l.. Wenner, OF the
school land department, returned yes
tegday from a trip to Shawnee in the
interest of that board.
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ProoIamatIon lssued.

Governor Frank Frantz issued a
proclamation this morning, offering
reward Of $500 for information which
will lead to the arrest and conviction
of Arthur Sanders who killed Don
Howard in Lincoln county, October
10th.