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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-30
JOINT MEETING OF5 10000
CLUB AND CITY COUN-
ECIL MEMBERS
WANT BEST FRANCHISE
Matter Still Undecided After
Two Hours Discussion

The members OF tic 10000 club ana
the city council met last night in the
council chamber and talked the gas
franchise question over ITO and con.
Tor two hours. c. c. Hornor explained
more fllly his franchise proposition
to the meeting pointing out the diff
feronces between his proposition and
the one offered by Dennis Flynn and
associates These differences, as
stated by Mr. Hornor are, first. that
the proposition offered by Attorney
Hornor agrees to heat and light the
Carnegie library and the city hall free.
which will amount to about 81 600 a
year. which the Flynn contract does
not provide for; second, the maximum
price for gas in the proposition su6-
mitted by Honor's company is so
cents thousand ana IN the Flynn
proposition the maximum Is dollar
a thousand, while the minimum price
Of both companies Is placed at thirty.
Eve cents a thousand. which wohd
make a difference of about $4,000
year TO the consumers, according TO
Air. Horuors statement. third. the
Flynn proposition does not state thar
meters win be put in free of charge.
81 that the gas win be delivered at
the Dot lines free of charge, and the
franchise asked by the Horuor com
parry does go state: fourth the peo-
pie that Mr. Homor represents oner
90 put up a $4,000 cash bonus that
they win build the proposed pipe line
and the contract offered by Mt
Fbuus people does NOT agree 90 put
np any bona
A.-yr considerable discussion Mayor
Duke was iustru-tod 20 see 10 he could
mot set together the mayors of She
hye different towns that aro consider
ing the gas question 20 discuss me
propo ins offered ana 70 give he
contract 20 one company that win give
the best torms
it was the general sentiment of the
meeting that there VIII be but one
pipe line built ana the only systematic
way io settle ths nateral gas franchise
is for the towns 10 get together and
make a contract with one company
the other
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-30

hail on the sec nd floor where. it i.
said bucket Of hot Goals was found
Tho FIRE had eaten through the cell
ing into the clothing tore. The ceH
ing was ablaze and the names nad
gained some headway before the fire
men responded.
The fire would have proved more
disastrous had the alarm not been
turned in promptly. The blaze was
gining rapid headway toward the
Ramsay store and would have jeopar
died the entire block
The fire loss to the building and the
large sto-k of y. j. AbelIs store was
not more than $500, while the water
loss VIII run into the thousands. The
building is owned by Judge Frank
Dale Whom the smoke had cleared
away the intericr OF the siore pre-
sautcd q choaus sight There was
frcu fcIr to five inches of water on
the foor and water could be seen
dripping down the wall onto the stock
@. clothing and gents furnishing
goods on the sides.
The Office of Dr. J J.. Melvin ON
the second floor, was damaged only
by The smoke and broken window
glass.
mr. Abcll said today that the pres
ent stock Of goods in mis- store was the
largest he had ever carried aud that
it was easily worth 100000, The loss
he said is hard to approximate but
it was his opinion that il will run from
twenty-five to thirty thousand dollars.
Everything in the house Is damaged,
either by fire smoke or water. Mr.
Abel said he carried insurance to
the amoJnt of S29,750 in the following
Des Moines Qowa), Cam
den Fire Insurance Co.. German Free.
port Connecticut Fire company, Lon
don aud Lancsstershme. Michigan
North River, Royal IN
surancc, German and Rochester, Will
iamsbug City Western Insurance
co, National, Northwest tern, Hanover
Scottish Union, Phoenix. Agricultural
Fire Association Of Philadelphia, Ger.
man American Aetna, and the Con-
unental Clerks are at work today
drying out the stock.
Cotton Gin Blaze.
The fire department answered an
alarn at O'Clock yesterday afternoon
from the shamm gin on West Villas
avenue. The fire was soon exunguish-
ed The loss is c.timated by Mrs.
sarber at $50 to the gin and stand.
Tire cause Of the fire is thought to
aWo been sparks from a nail in tho
cotton.
When hro truck No . was making
.ho run TO the sharam gin it colllded
with j. IA Tmhrngs OH wagon at tho
corner Of Filth and villas The OH
wagon was wrecked and twenty-five
GALLONS of OH lost The ere truck was
not damaged.
Mr. Fuhriug aid today that he i'm
tended to. put in a claim to the city
for the damage to His oil wagon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-30
OBTUSE RAIL.
ROAD OFFICIAL
President FELTON, Woefully
Ignorant of Provisions of
Freight Tariff.
CBy Associated rre

Chicago IN. Oct 30.-i dent
FELTON,, Of the Chicago d Alton rail.
road. was called today in the hearing
of case brought by a Springfield
firm against the railroad for alleged
discrimination IN freight rates. The
suit is one Of three hundred and
twenty similar actions brought against
the railroad for alleged discrimma.
tion ln freight rates Fellon said that
81 a new freight tariff had been put
into effect be did not think he would
know abcct it After several qucs-
uon We're pui the attorney asked thc
Witness You don't know then.
whether or NOT the Alton road ever
made discriminatory charee?'
lo.o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-30
RUSSIAN PEOPLE CALM
No Excitement over First
Anniversary .of Manifesto
Granting Constitution
CBy Associated Press,

ST. Petersburg, Oct vO.-The morn-
ing OF the first anniversary of the
proclamation of the imperial manifesto
giving a constitution to Russia, pass
ed In ST. Petersburg without any dis
order being reported Only small
crowds of people We're I'm che flag
decorated streets. Large forces Of
th-ops are concentrated in the vicinity
of The Kazan cathedral and university
and special guards are stationed at all
railway stations
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-30
NEGRO MURDERER
SENTENCED 70 HANG
Special to DAILY Leader.

Special TO Daily Leader.
Lawtln, okla. Oct .30-What is
said to be the second deRzh sentence
ever imposed by an Oklahoma jury
resulted from the Trial OF Sam VIII
ldns, negro charged with numbering
another negro known as "Choctaw
Bill' Jones at Wauika, March 23
this year
The jury reached the verdict after
having been ont but a short time.
wilkins remained as stoud as a
statue during the trial and evinced no
change when the iury's verdict was
read
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-30
SCHOOL PRIVILEGES
DENIED CHIEFS son

Special to Daily Leader
Iawton Okla. oct so The board
OF education at Cache okla. has uoti.
aed Chief Qranah Parker of The
Comanchcs Tint no must keep his g
yearoid son out of The public hools
at that place This order was neccs-
sittcd by the withdrawal of third
OF ,he white children from the school
Parents demanded that the eparate
heol l9w Of Oklahoma shall De con.
irrci 20 apply to lndions ass wen as
neeroa Parker is Indignant because
of the ton of Tho board He enter
tains homes OF giving his soa conn
pleic English education
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-30
NEGRO C0ACHMAN
GUILTY OF PERJURY

Plttsburg Pa. Oct 30-The jury
after being out short time today re-
tarned a verdict Of guilty as charged
i'm the case of Clifford Hoce. the
former negro coaohman Of Augustus
Hartje the millionaire accused Of
perjury.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-30
lELD IN MEXICAN
JAIL FOR CONTEMPT

peciai % Daily Leader
Okiahoma Ciy Okla oct 30 In
ormation reached here today that
'apiain s. q Bisbee. Of This city. and
Spanish War veteran has been
laced ID Jan By ihe MeAicaH author
.es al cananea for contempt of court
3 refusing 70 surrender Tie Gold
reairre niue % ihe minority stock
elders Of the Arizona Mining and De
elopmonf company ucOn an order OF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-30
MAY DECLARE LAND
OPENING INVALID

Washington. oct sO-The Interior de-
a-imen todsy received a dispatch fom
it agents iu Nevada indicating that
when aA the facts are known here COM
crfnlns ihe opening of tho Walker Lake
Indian reservation tegday and NE
charges that thousands 81 persons en-
tered iu advance of Eto sipnal secreta--y
thtcococN may he compelled 10 recon-
mend that he opening De- declared m-
valid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-30

results from chronic constipation. which
Is quickly cured by Dr. Kings Now Lie
Pills. They remove an poisonous germs
from the system and infu new iife ana
yigori cure sou. stomach. flusIa. head
ache. diz1iness ana collie. without grip
ing or discomfort 25e Guaranteed 81
an drug stores
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-30

W. "a Baker cotton grower rrsid
ng near Crescent CITY was iu town
oday n SEQ the merchants are pre-
'aring for a prize day for farmers.
That is eood idea, but can say that
hundreds OF bales n cotton ia my
ieighhorhood win mot be here owing
q peer bridge facilities. The ueach-
rous Cimarron lills our bridges For
his reason peariy all cotton grown FOO
spper Login e"es 90 Crescent City
fhich keeNs three gins busy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-30

the court Bisbee represents c. c..
Jones' W. p Coneer and r. r. Spar
row the majority stockholders. all
residents of Oklahoma city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-30
DISASTROUS BLAZE PRE-.
VENTED BY TIMELY
DISCOVERY OF FIRE
WATER DAMAGE EEAYY
Fire at Sharm'S Cotton
Gin aid d Collision

Fire in the j. ). Abell clothing house
az 1910 last night caused a loss OF
S2S.000. Dr. Melvin has rooms above
The store. He has employed a man
10 clean his crate. Hot ashes were
thrown on the floor, and burning
through ruined the Abel stock Of
goods. What the FIRE didn't do the
water finished, The losa to goods is
covered by insurance, bet Mr. Abel
will suffer $4,000 loss by interrup.
tion OF business. He had just put in
a 100000 fall stock and trade was
lively. The blow coming as II does
is particularly hard
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-30
LOCAL POINTS

a train load OF cotton arrived al The
rotton compress today over the Fort
smith a. Western.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-30

last night at O'Clock the hospital.
The authorities are unable as yes TO as
certain where his home and family are.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-30

}. II. Cas- ali and j. d, Boedecker
who We're standing al the corner of
Oklahoma and Division street dis,
covered the FIRE Nh Hoedecker turn
in an alarm
The fire started In the middle OF the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-30
0lsO Al Hsse,rAl

Ioan plsaa. oAsIo.s. laalaa. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26

ment Of Woods & Thompson. No mlo-
drama writtn IN late years has proven
tho success as has followed "A strug-
gle for Cold A ciean-cut story wen
acted, beai fully staged. and handsomc-
~ ~eostumed. plenty OF clever spcialties
between the acts, make this "a sort OF a
musical melodrama. Managers OF OPP
era houses everywhere have endorsed
this as the most complete and best com-
pany OF IS kind this season.
Buster Brown"
Manager Brooks has booked Buster
Brown" for next "wednesday night, ana
one Of the largest houses Of the sea-
son can safely be- expected. As usual,
.the choris i~s-large, there are loads Of
beautiful sceners and the show gifla'
ars "a n~erican Beauties" Welcome,
Buster brown, will be the cry for a few
days until the company arrives.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26

ceremonies for the evening and pro-
pose the informal toasts that are to
follow the smoker and luncheon.
The 81. Louis party, which viii I'M
clude among other prominent men. ex-
Governor Francis. Of Missouri, and
Breckenridge Jones, president Of tho
Mississippi Valley Trust company, will
arrive IN Guthrie, Friday afternoon.
after making a tour OF the principal
cities OF Louisiana. Arkansas and
Texas. The purpose Of the trip Is to
stimulate trade between St Louis and
The southwest and to meet the busl-
ness men.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26

latter part Of next month. He went out
on the 1T. Smith & Western this morn
ing TO bin the towns along that line.
Charles Vaughn, who was called here
by the death Of his father. Dr. Vaughn
LEFT this morning for bis homo IN saiida
Col.
Judge A. r. Musseler, former register
Of the Alva land office. and O.. L. Nichol,
q prominent banker Of that city. are
here attending the consistory meeting.
Judge Lawrence and d. f. Smith have
been busy the past few days sol4lting
subscriptions TO the Frisco relief fund.
The work is a worthy one and The gem
tlemen are deserving Of the community
thanks for their disiinterested efforts.
The fund thus far subscribed reaches
$500.
w a. Fmsier has returued from
Washington. where he spent several
weeks IN the interest Of statehood. Not
withstanding pessimistic reports sent out
from Washington. Mr.. Frasier believes
that statehood viii be given Oklahoma
and indian Territory at this session OF
congress.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26
WILL RAISE BIG FUND
Guthrie Citizens Responding
Generously to Sweet
Charity's Call.

Thc committee having 10 charge he
matter OF soliciting AID for the SAP
Francisco sufferers this snorning resum
ed the systematic canvass OF the citf
Tor funds to be added to n amount
already raised. Every business man u
tbs city IS being visited and Is expected
to contribute something to this fund RI
the distressed residents Of the Goldfn
Gate city.
The Elks lodge will donate $500 t0fthe
fund from tbs receipts of "a concert last
evening Tho money will be forwarded
Immediately to Mayor schmitz Of San
Francisco. The people % the capital
city are responding generously 70 the
demand FOR aid. and Il IS expected that
the fund viii assume iarg proportions
BY lhe end Of the week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26
FuNsEAL 81 "a. -

VIII Fake Place From Catholic Church
Friday Morning.
The funeral Of the hte Nicholas Laux.
who died IN Kansas City. will be held
az the Catholic church Friday morning
az II O'Clock Friends 81 the family are
Invited The remains viii arrive tonight
from Kansas City. Mr.. and Mrs. Jefet,
81 Kansas City. q MS, Rackerby. OF
Sew Yes vii accompany the rcmains.
Nh Lauxa ieglons q friends m ouih-
RE ana the sympathy d the community
eots our 70 the boreaVed relatives IN
fhslF Ie,s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26
PERSONAL
MENTION

}. c. clark is here today from OKLA
homa CITY.
Felix Adler has returned from a trip
10 Kansas cry.
Mrs. t. L. Wolfe left for Chicago this
morning for a brlcf visit.
Chadwick is negotiating for the pur-
chase CT the merry-go-round.
Assistant United States Attorney c. r.
Peck was in Oklahoma city yesterday.
". A. Frasler. president Of tho Bust
ness league, has returned from Wash
ington.
II. r. Teasdale. division freight agcat
Of the Santa Fe. was here yesterday
from Oklahoma City.
The business League has perfected ar
r~angoments for a royal entertainment Of
the ST. Louis business mem
RhAoW fAt0H NHitc mas Dtcn mfltcN
70 deliver The commencement address aJ
the territorial university this year.
Frank shearer. OF Peoria. H.. Is Wis
itlng in Guthrie, the guest Of his aunt,
Mrs. j. H. Havighors,.
Sidney schmidt. OF chilllcothe. Mo
formerly a Guthrie merchant, Is here
visiting friends and acquaintance.
Born, to AR. ard Mrs. George Hanna
pl5 Easf Warner avenue. 40 eight pound
e'ri FAis morning.
6. r Wilder has returned from Gin
cinllat. Ohio. mi viii reside again sn
Guthrie. Mrs Wilder is visiting reia-
lives IN sapulpa.
Charlie oDie. Of the Patterson Furni-
ture rompeny. IS Ia shawnee this week,
taking the territorial examinatlon for an
eptelmers certificate.
Nathan Paterson. o. Guthrie. was
elected treasurer Of the New State Fur
nlture Dealers association which was in
session a. SHAWNEE bis Nek
J A. aampsell - busy on ihe road
working un lncereel FOR the Modern
NooAnen les ren'nE y BE- held here the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26

Mrs. J. G. Nswhand is visiting her son
IN Oklahoma city.
Misses Kathryn and Essie Cassidy have
returned from a two weeks Welt with
lniends in wichita. :
Mrs. r.. J. Funk, Of Nickerson. Ka..
who was called here by the death Of
her father. Or james N. Vaughn, has
returned home.
The meeting Of the Fortnlghtly Whist
club, announced for Wednesday evening.
With Mr.. ana Mfs Ed. johnson. was
postponed until next week.
Miss Katherine scimell returned W o.
nesday afternoon from Oklahoma city.
wher she visited her sister. Mrs. Low
cry, during the music festival.
Miss Harry Bamford returned Wedncs-
day afternoon from Oklahoma city where
she attended the music festival. being
the guest Of Mrs George Bennett.
The monthly meeting OF the Woman'a
Missionary society Of the First presby-
terrain church was heid "wednesday az
tenoon at the pleasant home o. Mrs. II.
n. Fielding The lesson was a comiara-
tive study Of the conditions iu Ildla
and the soudan. Mrs. u. a. Dsiriek en-
tertains the club az the n~xt meeting.
The Wednesday program incladed a pa
per on India by Mrs. N. r. Norris the
reading Of an article ga "The Freedman :
Board" by Mrs. T. sLufz and a paper
twenty-five Years at Tuskegee. BY
Mrs. J. b.. Beadlss.
Mrs. Cherries Fllson and Mira. ~. A..
Frasier have returned from Kansas
city where they were called by the sli-
ness and death Of Mrs. Frasiers broth
er, Mr.. Meicaif Al the lime ar Mot.
calf entered The hospital Il was not
thought that he was seriously III, hut
complications o. the aliment brought
about HIS death % suddenly that The fam
ny feels 81 AZ a most severe shock.
Mss Tone coyle y entertaining his
week her cousin, Miss Irene Bremen. Of
Perry. a charming young lady. We'd
no1day afternoon the mea1bers d the
Kmona club gathered informally a. the
coyls home on East sprins=r avenue 70
meet Mise Bremen. and spent two or
Tires hour ehatterlng galy over their
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26

ranged for the entortaizhent Of The
guests. The special train will arrive
at four-thirty o'clock, The guests will
be met at the station by citizens with
carriages and automobiles and viii be
given a two hours drive Owe the city.
After dinner, at six o'clock. an in-
formal reception, followed by a smoker
and luncheon, will be rendered the viz.
itors at the Elks club rooms at eight
o'clock. oryille frantz, secretary 10
Governor Frantz, has beech invited to
exterd the welcome 70 the visitors on
behhh Of the city. Mayor Duke viii
deliver IN address and j. W McNeai,
a. c. G. Bierer and Frank Greer are
On ne program for speeches Repre-.
sentatiTe \ y. levy Will be master Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26
WON c BRIDE

Paris, April 2G.-sDencer Eddy, sec
rotary Of the American embassy at st.
Petersburg and Lurline spreckels,
daughter Of c. A. spreekels, were mar.
rled today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26

Mrs. j. y. Williams. president OF tie
Carlyle club. entertained that organiza-
ton Wtsdnc day afternoon, There was
a large attendance q the members 4sd
much interest was taken On The work,
despite the oppressive dfowsinsss that
always COMES with spring days and
causes enthusiasm iu club meetings 60
wane. The reading Of ,hc fourth book
Of Carlyle French Revolution was me
ished, Mrs. Leniz read a paper or
Mirabeau the well k4own French 0ra-
tor. who took a prominent part "a ,hap-
ing the destinics of the French govern,
ment during the revolutionary period
MIS-. u. o. Mlilikan was elected 70 meme
bership in The club ono week from
Wednesday the club viii observe guest
day. Mrs. Franc n. Greer D. the hosl
eas on this occasion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26

The following visitors REGISTERED a
the Carnegie rbsntg today;
w. O. Harr.a Sulphur. 1. n.
Miss Anna Keiso. Crescent city.
Mrs. o. ID. Tubbs. kildare
T. IS Fox. Marshall.
r. % Townsend, Bennessey.
M a. Tompkins. McLoua.
w. A. Gierker. Bsgss, /. r.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26

FoR SAIE-Two lots and four room
house one block from car line IA
East Manaur. Prizes $1,000.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26
THE THEATRE


The Chicago symphony orchestra. ap-
pearing last night al the Brooke under.
tho auspices Of the local Elks FOR
The benefit Of the San Francisco sur
~fsrers, gave a magnificent program. that
charmed and entertained az. The pro-
gram presented was admirably arranged
with vocal and Instrumental numbers
interspersed. So that delightful relief was
given 10 each. OF the work Of the or
chestfa, praise cannot be too lav.shly
giveE- The ~sololsis, Marie white Ions
man. contfaiio: Edward Strong tenor;
Hugh Schussier. baaso. and Mrs. Thco-
dore Worcester. pianist. were ladlyidu-
ally distinctly high class. and an left
q most pleasing Impression.
The local Elk IN charge Of tha opera
house arrangements were Or Iiirschi.
Franz Lucas. H. W Penteco.t &. A. II.
Huston. ]. r. ~cottingham. Ira Loneaker.
Ernest Haeney James Fowler. Chris
Scion d Ed. johnson.
Tickets Tor "A Struggle for Gold.
Whi9h appears az he Brooks sunday
night 10 on SIDE Tomorrow morning.
Prices IS 81 and SO cents
"A Struggle ION oold' Sunday Nlohi.
Coming. for o9o night cnlr Is "A
struesit Ger Cold pnaeF ms manage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26

faaey work. Tic Coyie residence has a
broad piazza built around fhtes Sides
place for the Informal pleasure ia here
tertain the club.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-04-26

Ascots, Fourth. Hands Puffs, Imperials,
S tripgs Bows. There's good foIm'' In ev.
cry shape and coloring, We want you to
come in and see our beautiful, new, Spring
Neckwe ar. Price 25c and soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
Franchise Matter.

No direct charges are made but
there are claims made which ga ef-
feet criticize Councilman crichtou's
action n connection with the Joint
user street railway fight and tire
SECOND as rrEtaHe.
= haken't raia much aftentiou 20
g. nald ur cflthton. when asked
about the matter to-day 1t BE- fnia.
representation u che faHkest kind
The Eighth WaHd Republican eiub
has gone on feeafd ~ faKafing ny
candidacy ana those men signing
their Hames az she executive com.
uitSce II ihaf club are simply COM
milling fafEeY have been advised
by my friends - secure proper re-
dresn. bat ] DO uoi think vii DO
anything
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
MRS. FROST
DIDN' 7 EL0PE
GENERAL ERRONEOUS srArr.
nEHTs CORRECTED AZ
MATTER OF JUSTICE IN
JOSEPH FROST AND WIFE.

Some months $50 an ariIels AZ.
pcafed 30 The Star rejecting severe.
ly upon Sir Joseph Frost Of mi.
city 10 this article. Nhleb va
written by q reporter. It uas ebsse.
ed that SIR Frost was q Jury fire,
The star o. satisfied. after a thar.
ough investigation. that the fepors,
had no luni foundation fof mskisz
this charge and that there does ~
seem Ia have been any evidence IA
lury fixing had been done BY ssg.
body connected with the case
Ia the same artiels Mr. Froms
Wa also brought before The publle
Ia an uHenyiaule Light. II being n.
timated that she had elupes xl,h
the husband u another woman Ara
had been the cause " the aeparsssos
OF Mf and Mrs ". n Root
The Star always regrets CAUSING
pain - any woman and Is tank "a
say that the investigation a ia
facts which ~ publishes lus,,,u,.
cd show that Mrs Frost neither
caused such a separation nor eTe
cl0nea with Mf Root.
Mr. Root and his wife are nox
living together in a distant ei,y. al
The star simply states thsAe tafts
Ia order that Justice may be do.s
through ita columns
Mrs Frost ia a member and eff.
Ger in several fratsrnal orssnlsa.
tiona In Seattle. and expects 10 ee..
tiuue a resident OF The city.