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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-14

The BroNuJpnings Hardwood Com.
pauy ot Lake butler, Florida are
In the market for large quantities -;
hickory. white oak ard ash timber
They orrcr to buy II either IN the
Log or sawed into plank Now that
the price OF pine is OF this is an
opportunity for sAWmllls TO work ON
lumber In which tasre Is prunt as
the, ufer fancy prizes for such
lumber This Also AFFORDS the tie
men, who are equipped With teams,
chance TO get out log at a good
nEure.
For full Information regarding
prices. etc, address
RroNnJsnings Hardwood Co.
Lake Butler. Florida
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-14
NEWS OF CITY AM
COUNTY COND.NNI

From Sundays Daily 50.
Chas. V. Mcqueen 81 ".
an the city on bushes =
MIR Mcqueen states that
has been visited by h't'.
Gently. and that the cotton
3 great deal. rotting On Oh.
he fields
Henry +. Jones OF Iau's
writes Il can thank God tor -' r j
ent health. due TO Foi'N'' ~
Cure tried doctors and a
OF kidney cures. bot nothing -'oT
much good TIL I took Fole'
Cure. -Four bottles cured NJ
have no more pain In ny %
shoulders. ana 81 years Old
tered long. but thaaks %
kidney Cure I an well and eAn
and entoy myself n r. pleAs.
recoummeA1 g 10 those neeeInS
Rsy ms1ielna J. ". MeConSA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-14
A BRILLIANT RECEPTION.
Given to University Community by
the Baptist Young People.

On Friday night the Baptist Young
People of the First Baptist church
rendered to the faculty and student
body of the University of Florida one
Of the most brilliant and successful
receptions ever given by the young
people Of the city. The large and
comfortable home Of the pastor Rev.
s. Il. Rogers. was rendered the young
people for this occasion, and they
carefully attended to every detail that
could possibly add to the success Of
the function.
The two large halls Of the home
together with four large rooms, all
communicating easily with each other
had been beautifully decorated with
golden rod, sunhowers, roses. ferns
and pot plants until the whole looked
a bower OF beauty The University
colOrs were used for drapery, and the
refreshments largely carried out the
color scheme. The beautiful lawn
which completely surrounds the home,
by means Of lawn swings and settees,
had been converted into perfect park.
with japanese lanterns profusply and
artistically hung everywhere.
The University young men, together
with the Baraca class of the NJ. r.
church, and many Of the young men
and women of the town who We're so
fortunate as to receive an invitation
from some of the young people of the
were all met at the door by
a committee with especially prepared
cards, bearing the date and carrying
the colorS OF the University upon
which they were each requested to
write their name, pin II upon their
shoulder and take charge Of the
they were introduced
each to the other They thronged the
home until 40 had been labeled, and
the home and lawn were living mass
Of people md fun.
Many beautiful selections were rem.
dered upon the piano while Miss Mae
MiXson and Miss Ruth Scarratt
served the most delightful fruit punch
from cosy corners. where large cut.
glass bowls seemed perpetual fom.
Iains of eternal youth. From these
the guests were conducted to the
large dming.rOOm where, amid bowers
)f ferns and flowers. few married
ladies' served most delicious orange
sherbet and cake. in blue sauccrs.
.hus carrying out the University col.
Drs OF orange and blue
At late hour, when the guests de-. q
Jared they could eat no more. nor
stay any longer, leaving almos, aS
much refreshments, as they had con.
,umed. reluctantly broke away.
declaring II to have been on, of the
greatest times OF their lives
Rev MIR. Rogers and his good wife.
ogcther with the young people of the
'hurch were uutiring in looking after
he comfort and pleasure OF those in
attendance. and ar" 90 lc cougrau.
at"d upon the success OF Tho occaSion
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-14
Al 81 Goes 10 COLLEGE

Washing ton, DC, - Pete Muir
ray of Bueua Vista a. he axe oi
%. has Kour tn college lie l. 4
student q, irnerson academ, Caaors
burg and the teachers say he II one
Of their most iiEgvnt pupils In iis
youth MURRAY had 90 NorS toy a living
and saCrinCe his schooling he has
accumulated money an hts large bus &.
iaess Interests. Ne says. demahd that
~ BE- better sdScatsd.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-14
MOVEMENT OF PROPERTY.
People OF North Gainesville Have
Confidence IN Suburbs Future.

People Of North Gainesville Have
Confidence in suburbs Future.
The good people OF North Gaines.
vile. who have always been among
the MOST confronted and the most
prosperous IN this section. are r,I
IDENTITY certain %. tho future d,,urs o.,
their suburb as proryr' continues Ia
chang" hand, m th1' section
The --latest report 3, thar ~, g.
Webster ha- purchased lrum Daniel
Graves oi Michigan 100 lots nu or.
ot the most important thorourhfarr.
tn North Gainesville These lots are
,oNi|o f'ct each aud are among the
most desirable in that ncishborhood
lnery Is nothing definite hut u "a,
stated that e V.. sop viii ,.r,-., ,
neat comm"a, ding and that
a certain Young man 81 North Game.
willie will embark in ~ mcrcantil.
business
/ ). Conrad>ou hAs purcha ed from
J l. Cunnelle through the c p
Goodman Company two desirable
residence lots In North Gaia>,viIl.
une of which contains comfortable
hoase The purchaser has a home Of
LIS oun. and bought these lots merely
~ an mvOstmaaG
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-14
SEA ISLAND COTTON.
Buyers Working for 27 Cent Cotton.
Receipts increasing.

Savannah, Ga, Oct 12-The market
for Sea Islands ruled firm. with the
demand almost entirely confined to
fancy, which grade maintained prev.
Ious quotations, Toward the end of
a." week soce inquiry appearnl flr
choice and extra fine, resulting In fair
sales at the quotations below. but
these sales are not included In the
weeks report,
Quotations are reduced 1c for extra
choice. which grade Is neglected. buy
ers are working for 27c, and claim
that at any higher figure the Egyp-
tian Janoyitth will be substituted.
No Improvement Is noted in the quail
ity OF the receipts and very little com.
Ing from Florida.
Crop accounts show little change,
claiming further deterioration from
rains early in the week During the
last part of the week. however. the
weather has been clear and pleasant.
which change should soon show Il
difference In the character Of the cot
ton
The following prices are based on
factors quotations:
EN fancy Gas aud Fla - m$lis
IN Ga = and Fla.s $685.. so m%Ois
Tx. choice Ga = aud Fla 5 ~
Ihoice Ga ; aud Fla.s ~
IN tine Ga : and Fla - 20
Fine Ga 5 aud Fla.'s..... Nominal
Cummon Ga : and Fla \ Nominal
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-14
A OBSTRUCTIVE RUNAWAY
Jerry Runkle's Auto. Frighteos Team
and Puts Wagon TO the BAD

There was an exciting period o. .
minute or two on the mort. r.. .
the square Saturday norma '.".
a heavily.loaded four.mulr '.u. D."
longing to NJ. NJ, Holt Of Iloa .r
came frightened at Jerry E..s.''
automobile.
II is said by those Who ...|. ID
TO witness the incident tll' N... W.
Runkle's auto. got within o.. ."'
of the team the mules pitched 30
reared, after which they ''.. N'''
line in haste. II was not w.. '-
distant that the wagon ra'. ..' !
an obstruction. however 4
partially demolished ~.
was 50 strong that 1t ~
for the animals To get aW.
short while they were quote.
The wagon was render.
hut another was secured
the team returned Ia T...
load
so particular blame b.
the driver Of the automu.
4 question OF the mulrs
90 the green devil W..
IN d broken.up wagon a.'
convenience 10 ~ drive.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-14
sTRANoLED BOY WITH STRING.
chiId's Body, with Arms Bound. Is
Found in Lonely SPOT.

Found In Lonely Spot.
Bridgeport, Conn, Oct. u Three
mon, searching for chestnuts In an
isolated section hereabOuts discovered
toe dead body Of Philip Mastron1a !,
nine years old who has been miss
ing from his home, at No. 1879 Willard
street. since Sunday afternoon.
The body was nude and covered
with bruises, The boy had been
strangled with a shoe string and his
arms were bound closely to mis- sides.
The body was covered by wo.
mans ovCrskirt and a wOman's wrap
per OF blue calico very much worn.
When last seen alive the boy was
playing with some companions In the
street near where he lived, He
grabbed the rear OF Il passing carriage
and was whirled OF, and nothing heard
heard OF aim until the body was dis.
covered No clew TO the perpetrator
OF the deed has been obtained.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-14

MIN with 'hc murder Of the latter's
daughter, May SapD. on the night Of
Sept. q. WlitelOw is charged with
murder in the first degree. White.
low reiterates his innocence He
maintains that the girl committed
suicide because he had refused TO
clone with her.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-14
Merger Of Large Southern Pack,
ing and Canning Interests.
CAPITALIZED AT $1,000 0C5
Several Large Trust Comga..s g..
Banks Are Behind the Promoters .
the New Enterprises 4. n..-..
ny Will Be President.
ny Will Be Presidents.

New York, Oct. II ...
ment Is made that an lm..
involving the cOmb!ua'o. ..
OF some of the large ,cr..
ing and canning int'.o.
been completed throu-a ..
Young aHd associates.
The deal involves the u....
the Mcllhenry company Of
co business Of +. McEihrr.. ..
and the canning and pacu,. .. ..
OF the McEihCnny Canuir. ... t..
featuring company, wtIc. .- ..
operate one Of the IargoS, ",.... ..
neries in the United Sta.
understood that such south, .u .,
interests al the United S'a.. r.,
company Of Washington 3D.. .. 2
hernia Bank and Trust cu...
The Canal Louisiana Bl.,
company OF New Orleans 3D..
the promoters Of the new D.. .r
Tn capitalization Of the 'a ..H
pany will lie SO, 900 ooo
Es \ McElhenny wil. 1n ... ...
and Frederick Kopl vice . ..
OF the new enterprise Vice p... 80
Koft, in an interview, SAID
The company's lands aad 20 '.'
are situated on Avery island .".,
lana and It has Offices in N,N 50.
Chicago San Francisco p."a't
Montreal and London In re- .'...
ton OF It's specialties the r"mon
will operate Il feet Of hf'l h"a'- ~
upwards, and will employ mo-" 'as-
enc thousand hands" I
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-14
charc-d with Mvrd,rina eIrl

lola, KaAs. oc', TT Samuel ?.
Whi;eloW Was formally placed under
arrest here ON = warrant sworn 0uI
D. J. \. sspp. q Aoan. eAarSlas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-14

Out wes, u Is said tina, the papers
recognize bat three varieties Of rail-
road situations Significant
ana nenaelAS.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-14
MRS, CHADWICK DEAD
Death Strikes Former Queen 0.
Finance In Prison Cell.
AER REMARKABLE CAREER

~ 10 Alleged that she secured NIL
lions from Various Banks by I'm
f proper Notwithstanding Financial
transactions.
columbus. Ohio, Oct. 12-1Mrs
Hassie Chadwic, whose amaNng
4 financial transactions eliminated IN
the wrecklng OF an Oberlin bank, died
y an the wonian's ward at the ohio pen.
Stentiary Thursday night Mrs
Chadwicll lAa been in comatos'
saconditiOn for some hours previous to
her death and lnc end came peace
fully.
s First a Fortune Teller.
M Mrs. Cassie l.. Chadwick, whose
maiden name was Elizabeth BigIey,
e~as a native Of Woods ,ock, Canada,
She first came into public notice in
Toledo, o.. about twenty years ago,
where she told fortunes under the
name OF Madame Dev1ere. While In
this city sh" forged the name OF Rich
eard Brown, Youngstown, o., and for
this crime was sent TO the penItent!ary
,sat Columbus for nine years.
She served but a portion OF this
tBentenCe and then located In Clcve-
Hand. where she married man named
Hoover. Her second husband was
DIR. Leroy s. Chadwick, OF Cleveland
re man OF good family and excellent
standing In his profession.
In the latter part OF 1902 or early
IN 1908, Mrs. Chadwick, in lhp pres.
'snce Of her husband gave to Ira Re-
Mode, the cashier OF the Wade Park
Dank OF Cleveland, a.box containing
notes signed with the name OF Andrew
sCarnegie These forged notes are al
legged to have amounted 10 81 500 900.
Reynolds gave TO Mrs Chadwick
receipt for the papers. which descrb
ed the notes and the signatures upon
them. Mrs Chadwick left with Rey.
nolds as an explanation OF the exist
renee OF the notes. the statement that
she was natural daughter OF Andrew
carnegie.
She Got Millions.
With the receipt Of Reynolds In ner
.possessIOn Mrs Chadwick went to dlf-
ferent banks, making loans,
and paving not only high interest to
the bank, but heavy uNrs to the
bank officials who loaned her the Casn
The extent 81 these transactions will
never b. fully known, hut they ran
np into the millions They involved
men of high standing In the financial
world and caused heavy losses to
many hnuks
In Noycmhc, not she was sued
by man name Newton. ot brook.
line. Mass, from whom she had DOR.
rowed II large amount, which she was
unable tn pay. Other creditors came
down on her. and within shur, tim,
she was placed under arrest bN the
federal authorities on the charge OF
conspirinc With Charles ncchwltn.
che president and \ II Spear, ~ a.
national bank. at OhCrlir, o which
5had been substantially loulrd
The Smash Comes.
|. Mr.. ,1adwich had obtained from
this institution such large sums 81
moDN ..t IL was compelled 10 close
its doors cav ing heavy losses e. the
sdepusi'nu ar' ,uiuug many " them
Mir ''s'v.eh. RCckWiJh aud
Spear wee Indicted for variety of
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-14
~ 10 Alleged that She Secured Mil
lions from Various Banks by I'm
proper Notwithstanding Financial
Transactions.

Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 12.-1Mrs
cassie Chadwck, whose amaIlna
financial transactions eliminated IN
the wrecking OF an Oberin bank, died
m the wonian's ward at the Ohio pen.
tstentiary Thursday night Mrs
Chadwicll lAd been in comatoS'
slc0nditiOn for some hours previous 10
her death and the end came peace
fully
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-10

Rathdrum, Idaho. Nov. John
Gentry was the principal witness ex-
amlned In the Steve Adams trial
this morning. Gentry in company with
Edwin Stansburq. found the body
believed to be that OF Fred Tyler and
reported the find to the coroner OF
Shoshone county. Mr.. Gentry describ.
ed the skeleton and the articles
found there and identified the cloth
ing. Mr.. Stansbury reported the find
to the coroner and with several
others went TO the place on July 2s,
and secured the remains.
Many objections were interposed
during the direct examination by
Attorney Darrow. and there were q
number of sharp tilts between the
attorneys. The attendance completely
filled the court room.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-10
RoomINo HOUSE BURoLARlzED.
Several Small Sums Stolen and a
Few Trinkets.

Burglars entered the rooming
house of Mrs. Allie v. Dollins at
the corner OF Mill street and First
avenue, southeast, last night. and
went through several rooms OF the
dodgers and secured a smap amount
OF cash and few trinkets.
From what can be learned. sever
al the roomers were awake but were
afraid to tackle the burglar and al.
lowed him to leave with the small
bit OF plunder he got.
From what can be learned OF the
affair. 1t seems as II the deed was
committed by one who knows how
the land lays around the house and
who for time was roomer there.
The police have been notified and
an arrest wrl perhaps soon follow.
One OF the losers by last nights
raid in the rooming house is very
anxious to secure the return OF a
pocketbook containing some very
valuable papers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-10
Miss Jane Carlisle a Bride.
Ardmoreits Special.

Washington. Nov. 9.-Miss Jane
Carlisle. granddaughter OF former
Secretary of the Treasury. John G.
Carlisle. and Frederick Lathrop Al
len, OF New York, were married here
today. The ceremony was perform
ed In the Carlisle home. In X street
The Rev. u. J. Stafford. pastor Of
st. Patrick's Catholic church. ofiicia
ted. A breakfast followed the cere-
mony. Miss Laura Carlisle was maid
Of honor. Mrs. John G. Carlisle. Jr.,
matron OF honor and Miss Martha
Calhoun, Miss Elizabeth Ewing and
Miss Lucinda u. Bateson brides
maids. William Allen was his
brothers best man. The bride is
prominent in Washington society. In
which she has been highly popular
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-10
BREAKS OCEAN RECORD.
Lusitania Also Brings $4,000, 900 IN
Gold from Europe.

New York. Nov. S.-With ten mil
lions Of gold in her strong box and
new transatlantic record written
IN her log. the Cunarder Lusita"ir
steamed past Sandy Hook llghtship
at l:40 o'clock this morning. In one
grand performance the great vessel
broke her own worlds record and
brought to the relief Of the money
market here sl0.00o,0OO in gold
The westbound trip was made In
approximately four days. nine hours
and ten minutes. The exact time
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-10
BLAkEs THE OPERATORS
WESTERN UNION ALLEGES STRI
kERS PREVENTED TRANS
ACTION OF BUSINESS.

Guthrie. Ok. Nov. 9.-The Western
Union Telegraph company today
filed its answer to the court action
recently commenced by the Terri
tory OF oklahoma, outlining the
companys reaions why pre-emptory
writ should not be issued against
II, as contemplated. because OF It's
alleged neglect OF business In Ok.
lahoma during the recent telegraph.
ers strike.
The company maintains that At.
torney General w. o. Cromwell has
no legal right to bring such an ac.
tion. such right resting solely In
the individuals aggrieved by the al
legged neglect Of business. The com.
pany alleges that everything posi-.
BILE has been done to comply with
the law, but that the striking opera.
tors formed combination and con.
spiracy In restraint Of trade and by
persuasion and intimidation prevent
ed its employees from working. with
the avowed purpose of coercing the
company to sign contract with the
Telegraphers Union, an organization
with no legal existence whatever:
that the company was Offering aud
KILLING to pay salaries to It's en-
ployes OF 10 per cent more than
operators doing similar work ever
before received prior to March /,
1907.
The answer by the company neces-
sltates court hearing. and Judge
NJ c. CARRIER, before whom the
case will be brought. will set date
soon. In case the company does
not make sufficient showing to
the contrary. the pre-emptory writ
must be issued by the court. The
company is represented by Roberts
a Curran OF Enid. Shartel, Keaton
Il Wells OF Oklahoma City.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-10
Trial OF Mrs. Bradley.



Washington. Nov. 9.-Within a
cell of the grim red brick Jail In
Washington. little. frail brown
eyed woman sits with clasped hands
and staring eyes. awaiting with
stole fortitude the severest ordeal
that could come to a refined. retir.
ing woman. On Monday. unless an.
other delay is granted. Mrs. Anna
Bradley will be placed on trial for
the murder OF ex-United States Sen
ator Arthur Brown. of Utah. who
was slain in a hotel here last win
ter. Brown was Mrs. Bradley's low
or. and. she says. the father of her
children. Persistent refusals to mar
ry her. as he had promised. render
ed the little woman temporarily in
sane, declare Mrs Brauley's friends
and caused her to commit the rash
deed which ended the life of the
man she loved with all her woman =
heart
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-10
Danderine.

Works wonders. II produces hair Just
as surely as rain and sunshine pro.
duces crops. II produces thick growth
Of luxuriant hair when all other rem
edies fail. We guarantee Danderine.
All druggists sell 1t 25c. soc and 800
per bottle. To prove its worth send
this ad with 10 cents in stamps or
silver and We will mail you q large
free sample. Knowlton Danderine Co,
Chicago, Ill. Dtf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-10

reversed the decisions on the ground
that the fact should have been not
ed on the records that Schoppe had
made an attempt to file, but had
been refused permission by the
Dawes commission prior to the time
that the contestees made filings.
Happier a. Merillst Of Washington
and Chiffon Rrey Of Duncan repre-
sentcd Scnoeppe on the appeal be-
fore the interior department.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-10
Cen'ralia Owns OIL Lands.
Ardnoreite Special.

Ardmoreite Special.
Centralia. /. T., Nov. S.-Centralia
is the only town in the new state
which owns oil land. The town will
ask the new state legislature to grant
them a special charter to go into
the oil business, and when this Is
done enough money will be appropri.
ated to drill a well. The citizens
hope to escape the payment of taxes
by the creation OF large revenue.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-10
Unsettled Conditions.
Ardmoreite Special.

Wagner, |. T., Nov. s.-No one
really Knows how the election went
in this city as the incomplete re-
turns were rushed over to Muskogee
on the evening of the 18th of Sep
tember. Under the circumstance
both republicans and democrats are
claiming the offices.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-10
Negro Industrial School.


Ardmoreite Special.
Taft. |. T.. Nov. S.--The negro in.
dustrial school at this city, which is
in process OF construction, will ask
that the new state legislature recog.
nize 1t by giving II state aid.
The object of the school is to edu.
cate the negro in all OF the useful
arts and to train him In agricultural
pursuits so that he can take care
OF the allotments which his people
own in the Creek nation, which after
the 10th will de divided into Wag
oner. Hughes. Mcintosh and Pittsburg
counties.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-10
INTERESTING DECISION
REGARDING THIRTEEN coNSoll
DATED ChlCkASAW AllOT-
MENT CONTESTS.
A"Jmoreitc Special.

A"Jmor.ite Special.
Washington. ID. C.. Nov. 9.-The
secretary OF the interior has confirm
ed the decision OF the commissioner
of Indian Affairs In thirteen consol-
idatcd Chickasaw allotment contests
between Fred L. Schoeppe as con
testant and preslle l.. Cole. Walter
X Williams. Frank Creecy, J. w.
Hooker. as administrator OF the es.
tates OF Albert Dwight and Naomi
Loring. George Kincade and McKin-
ney John. George Pierce. Amelia J.
Gibbons, Rhoda Palmer Thomas l..
Palmer. Georgianna n. Williams and
LORNA Wlliams as contestees
The land involved comprises near
ly 20 acres near Crusher on the rail-
road In the vicinity of Ardmore,
Under the decision Schoppe win re-
ceiye nearly 600 acres of land. and
certain OF the contestces 70 or SO
acres. All OF the contests are de-
cided In favor of Schoppe except
one In which all the land in con
test is awarded to Preslie h. Cole,
as administrator of the estate Of
Laura Cole. deceased, In three of
the other contests the land is divid-
ed between Schoppe. the contestant
and Preslie Cole and Georgianna y,
Williams The Dawes Commission
decided all OF these cases in favor
OF the contestees. but on appeal, the
commission OF Indian Affairs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-10
AFTER COAL BAROkS.
Oklahoma Attorney General Planning
Additional Suits.

Guthrie, Okla, Nov. IL. II. Cline
and Thomas II. Cliff. assistants to
Attorney General Cromwell, are pre-.
pairing to bring action against the
Indian Territory coal trust, If any
OF its ramifications can be found
to extend far enough into Oklaho.
ma to form a basis for proceedings
here. OF course most OF the trusts
actual business dealings are carried
on in Indian Territory. but informa.
tion has been received regarding Ger.
tain dealings in Oklahoma which will
probably be sufficient to form a
basis for action.