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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-16

Let me send you free. for catarrh. jus, to
prove merit trial size bottle Of Dr
Shops Catarrh Remedy j, IS snow
white creamy healing sbtseptic balm.
Containing such healing ingredients as o1
eucalyptus ihymol menthol etc. % gives
instant and lasting relief TO camrfh % the
nose and throat Make The free test and
see Tor yourself what this preparation cau
aud will accomplish. Address Dr. Shoop
Racine, Wis Large jars soc Sold bY
tTic kleFs drug store.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-16
LOVE TURNED TO HATE
lifted Girls Vengeance Shocks
Oil City, Pa.
KILLS LOVER AND HERSELF.

Bradford Maiden, Hearing swssth.ars
Is 20 Marry Another, Decides That
There Shall BE mo Wedding Bells
For Him"
Heaven has no rage like lovo to hatred
turned
Nor he'll n fury like n woman soorned.
Moddcned by the thought that her old
sweetheart. Thaddeus \. Ross. n popu-
lar society man or oil city, Pa, was
about 20 marry Miss Edith Drusllla
Samsell, who had replaced her I'm his
affection, Mlss Belle Stroup OF Brad
ford went TO OH City. met Ross In DIR.
George w. Magce's office. fred three
shots, killing him Instantly, and then
turning the weapon upon herself she
sent bullet through her own heart
Death came 90 Ross 40 suddenly and
Unexpectedly that he did not have
time even 10 take his hands from his
trousers pockets, where he had placed
them whilc hc was converslng with his
discarded swccthcnrt The wedding
was To have takon place the same
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-16

DeWitts Carbolizcd Witch Hazel Ss,e
does not merely heal on che surface 10
penetfatcs The pores and promptly relieves
pain caused b. boils burns scalds. cuts
aud skin diseases. lt is especially Good
for piles Beware Of limitations Sold bY
Suicklel drug store W. M Dent New
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-16

After carrying n nickel plated whis-
tie in his stomach for twenty two years
Ephralm Jerome OF pOmfret. VT,
brought the article TO light n couple Of
days ago by a severe ft Of hiccoughs.
The whistle appeared to be none the
worse for its long reposo IN Ephraim's
interior
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-16

For a cold o. cough take Keunedy's
Laxative Cough Syrup. Il Is better than
,ny other cough remedy becsuse its lsxa.
tive principle assures a healthy. coplous
action Of the bowels and st the same time
it heals irritation Of the throat. strengthens
the bronchial tubes and silays inhamma.
honey and ter, pleasant to take Children
like it Conforms TO the national pure TODD
ard Crug law Sold by Strickiers drug
store w NJ. Dent Newbufg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-16

Some sure things are surcr than
others an account IN The Terra Alta
Bank, Terra Alta, WA is one cf
them,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-16

awhile that part OF the street would
have 10 be torn up 10 get tbc marc out
A squad from the Society For the pro
ycntion Of Cruelty to Animals was
summoned, and a derrick made cspc
cl0l 90 llft horses was put into play.
It was tickllsh work for tho men who
had TO go down into the excavation TO
put the belt around Betty. for tbp mare
did not take Kindly 10 hcs prcdlea.
ment She Kicked and bit smbbomly
resisting their every effort tD make her
q temporary prisoner.
AT the end OF an bou. au. was safely
put ln a series OF belts. auI the derrick
began 10 hoist her into the afr. Here
Betty displayed her horse sense by
keeping perfectly stili uaW che was
squeezed through the narrow opening.
Betty kicked and suortcd as soon as
she felt her hOofs ON solid ground She
broke away from The workmcu and
plunged Into the crowd. Several Der.
sons were Knocked down. Five men
captured Betty, ana she was thrown "a
the ground. Then the men slt ON hei
until she became quiet The mare Wl,
token 90 Che Office OF Dr. johnson. d
veterinary, % III West Twenty fftf
street and fouud TO be uniniurcl
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-16
TRAIL: RACES WITH BARN.

Startling Speed Contest on tho chesa-
peake and Ohio.
Engineer Scannon OF Chesapeake
and Ohio freight train was the hero
recently OF thrilling race between u
train and barn, with several lives al
stake. Scnnnon's train was passing
Tebbs Station, near Lexington. Ky, al
n good rate when the high wind which
was blowing lifted big tobacco barn
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-16
STEAL A TUGBOAT.
Bold Deck Hands Turn Pirates
In New York Harbor.
EXCITING CHASE DOWN BAY.
Sister Tug In Pursuit-rwo Putting
Vessels Create Great Excitement.
podsins Fsrrybosts, Steamboats, and
miscellaneous Craft

Dodging ferryboats, river steamers
and other craft that dotted the East
river, the tugboat Clarcmont. with ev-
cry ounce OF steam on that her boilers
could stand, chased her sister boat.
the Florence, for six miles down the
stream the other night. The Florence
had been cut out and stolen from her
berth at the foot Of Quay street by
Lars Larsen aud orlas woifstecn, two
of her deck hands, and Captain Charles
Mcneil, at the wheel OF the Clare
mont, was after them.
IL was one OF the most exciting
chases ever witnessed In New York
waters. Both boats are the property
OF the estate OF John Mcneil. who
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-16

AhUe EojoI taken occasionally espcc
aHY sftcr eating will relieve sour stomach.
beI.ire and heartburn. B Jones New.
port Icur Whites am sure three g.
bottles of your Kodol positively cured me
of dyspepsia. aud I can recommend it. as
chat was three wears sgo and haven't been
bothered since with 10 Kodol ls guaran.
tccd TO give relief sold by Stricklers drug
store W. NJ Dent. Newburg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-16

I. Stops only on signal or notice 10 Cou
ducur.
F X BRE1z. General Manager.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-16

Keep posted on county events by sub
scribins Tor aud reading HE ARGUS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-16

Free samples % Frcvcniics and "a book.
loi on colds will DE- Risdy matted SOU. on
request by Dr. Sloop Racine wis sim.
piY 90 prove mtrit prcverucs are IuIe
candy Cold Cure tablets 80 qur.uc no
laxative, nothing harmful whatever. Pre-.
vcnucs prevent coids-as tle u8mc implies
when taken early or st The .surclc
stage. For seated cold or iser.ppo.
break 70 up safely and quickly With ire.
ventics Sold by Stucklor drug store
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-16

Did you read Dr. Fahrncys Teethng
Syrup adveriiscTcri ia ti-s ssdc Very
important 10 ail mothers. Look Tor it
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-16
MoRGANTowN & KINGwOOD X. r
X4 In eHect MAY rocS

Subiect % change wiihou, notice.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-04-05
Mrs. Louisa C. SOdsrstrom Dead.

Mrs. Louisa Z. So1erstrom.
mother Of Z. E. Soderstrom, died
'at 8 o'clock this morning at the
Richter home. '7Q2 State. street.
where they had suite of rooms.
Her maiden name was Louisa
Pearson, and she. was born in
Sweden in 1889. When she was
Is years of age, her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Pearson. came
to America with the Bishop Hill
colony-a religious colony of 100
people who emigrated 10 America
to escape persecution from the
stase church. The colony settled
in Henry county. u.s.. where she
was married to j. o. Soderstrom
in 1855.
10 1872 Mr.. and Mrs. Sober
strom moved to Usage county.
Kansas, where they reared a fami-
! ly of seven children. Mr.. Sober
strom died six years ago. Two
of the children died. Winnie
the youngest child, who was gradual
ed from the Lawrence High School,
died eleven years ago. A. A. Sober
strom, son, died three years ago in
Usage county and left wife aud
four boys. The children living are
Mrs. Emma Elder, Of Oliyer ]. w.
Soderstrom, Of Great Bend; z. F.
SOdersGom, of Wichita; v. ]. Sober
strom, Of 0livet; and E. E. Solder.
strom, who lives in Emporia, and is a
postal clerk on the Superior branch.
The body will be taken to Olivet
tomorrow, where the funeral will Be
held, and the interment will be made
in the oivet cemetery.
The foregoing is from the Emporia
Gazette Of the 18th. The large num-
Der Of friends of Mr.. Soderstrom in
all parts Of this county unite with US
in extending our sympathy to him in
this hour OF bereavement.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-04-05
Fern Loans.

We are prepared to make. farm
loans at a low rate Of interest. Priv.
| ,se given to pay of part or all Of
loan at any interest payment, interest
payable annually il desired, and mon
ey furnished promptly. See or write
Dawson & Zutavern, Great Bend,
Kansas.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-04-05

G. L. Chapman treated the boys
and celebrated Saturday, over some
important addition to the family circle.
The 90 Central frame school
building was sold Saturday to
Fred Walker. Consideration $40.
The offerings taken by the church.
es at their services Holy week is now
on It's way to to the famine stricken
Chinese.
The County Capital at ST John got
nut aSpecial church edition for its last
issue which was very, creditable
publication.
F. NJ. Unruh came up from New.
ton Saturday for a few days visit.
He called here today and re ew.d
his Democrat subscription.
Prentice Meade and his sister
in-law, Miss Gavin, returned to
st. Louis Friday evening after a
pleasant visit with DR.. Meade..and
sisters in this city.
George Fenno and John NJ. Peach
were over from Hoisington Saturday
On business. Mr.. Peach called
at this Office and renewed his sub.
'cription to the Democrat.
+. c. Kaths formerly at Clafin in
the banking business, but now 10.
Gated at Sylvia, is quite badly off
with an attack of rheumatism, and
is in the hospital at Stafford.
Thursday evenings Colorado
Springs Telegram contains a full col
umn sketch of Dave Heller, republi
can nominee for mayor Of that city.
Dawes many friends in these parts
hope he will win out.
Don't forget the date, April oath,
on which The musical event of the
SEASON, under the auspices Of the
Chautauqua circle, for the benefit Of
the free library, will be held. This
will be something fine.
The elegant lodge room Of the
W. D. W. was highly praised by
not only the visitors, but home
people as well. who visited it
Thursday evening for the first
time.
A letter received from Mrs.
Rowell says she expects to be at
home. and reading the Rustler
again in a few days. Her many
friends will be pleased to see her
and her mother return to Great
Bend.
There was tribe Of Gypsies passed
through the city this afternoon going
north. They have been camped in
the west edge Of town for the past
day or two, and were notified by the
marshal to vacate the streets they
we're occupying. There were ten
wagons of them.
George Merit was passenger on
Union Pacific train near Topeka
the other day when a little child be.
tween two and three years old was
thrown from a car window. The
child had been standing in his fathers
lap beside the open window OF the
car, when the train striking a curve
threw the child forward in such a
manner that be was thrown from the
train. The train was stopped and
backed up to the scene Of the acct
dent. where the child was found TO be
lninjured. He was taken on the
train again and in few minutes was
having just as much fun as anybody.
| FOR SALE-Cheap. the north
half and the south west quarter OF
sectio, seventeen, township nine
teen. range twelve west. being
located in Barton county. as good
as there is. Address. g. H.
Hulme. Great Bend. Kan.
FOR SALE-A good six room
house and one hundred feet Of
ground. with stable and other out
buildings. Good location. Sex
Dawson g Zutsvern.
Wanted-Good heavy team o.
young farm mares. Max Shafer, q
1
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-04-05
LUGAL HAPPENINGS.

Henry Nord nan, of Olmitz was a
visitor in the city Monday.
}. W. Soderstrom returned
from EmpOria Saturday evening.
j. 7. Tablar. of the third ward,
is reported as being very poorly.
Harry Diffenbacher return ed
to Los Angeles Saturday evening.
Frank Kober, of Olmitz, was in
the city Monday and callei at this
office.
The County Commissioners con.
vened in regular quarterly session
Monday.
B. Markey is down from Hays
City for a little visit with Phil
! and family.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Carmen, sister of G. L.
Heller, has returned to her home at
Halls Summit.
j. H. Norris came down from
kinsley Saturday evening on a
little business trip.
Mrs Harry Baldwin visited
friends and relatives at Lyons
several days last week.
Charles Marley returned from
Hays Citv Saturday, where be had
been on a business trip
f. G. Strothman visited Con-
cordia and other northern Kansas
points last week on a business
trip.
The graduating class of the city
high school this year number
nineteen. Four boys and fifteen
girls.
A Mr.. Cable has moved to this
city from Canada. He has pur-
chased the Tabler prone rty in the
east end of the city.
Miss Nina Stoke return ed Sun
day morning from Denver. where
she has been attending art school.
She will return to school in the
fall.
Great Bend base ball players went
down and put the fxings on the San
dago team Sunday afternoon, some.
thing like II to 2, in favor of Great
Bend.
John and Henry Everett, of Buffalo
township, were in the city Monday on
their way to Illinois, for a two or
three weeks visit with relatives and |
friends.
Nelson Nickerson returned |
Saturday from a visit with his |
son Milton, at Dodge City. and |
started on his return trip, to
Quincy, Ills. today.
District court was in session a
short time Monday with Judge
James Clayton on the bench. Only
a few matters were disposed of, and
court adjourned until the 18th of this
month when Judge Brinkerhoff will
hold an adjourned session.
The marriage license business was
enjoying boom Monday, Probate
Judge Torrey having issued licenses
to Clifford R. Crooke and Carrie K.
Van Meter, A, H. Shultz and Hilda
Paul, Gotfried L. Skalsky, of Belpe
and Clara Koett Of Ellinwod.
Sheriff Herman Of Ness County and
ex.sheriff Clauson came down Mon
day and took Guy Conner to the pen.
itentiary to serve sentence Of from
five to ten years, aud Ed Grin to the
Hutchinson reformatory. Both men
were convicted in Ness county and
were brought to the county Jail for
safe keeping.
The folks up about Galatia are
preparing to give little play in the
Woodmen Hall at that point, on Fri
day evening. the 9th, for the benefit
, of the M. E. church. The tile is the
] Kings Daughter, and will be very
interesting. All should attend who
live in that locality, and help the
! young folks out.
The excursion run by the Miss ou
ri Pacific 10 Lindsborg on account OF
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-04-05

W. oInltn. mas returned to heI
home in Clafiu.
Prof. Caldwell and son Lorn. Of
lioisingtou, were in the city transact.
/ g business Saturday.
Harry WiIdgen. the Olmitz
lumber dealer. was in the city
Sunday visiting with friends.
Joe Shafer came down from
Garden City Saturday evening for
a few days visit with the family.
W. Fl. Rice and W. B. Lucas
came over from Hoisington Sun
day to attend the Knights TEN
plar Easter services.
FOR SALE:-Alfalfa sed, $500
per bushel. Millet seed, red, 65
cents per bushel. Also common mil.
let seed. Dan Miller, Route 4, Great
Bend.
j. G. and William Starkel.
a.
brother of &. NJ. Starkel of this
city, came up from Hillsbor O
Saturday evening for a visit with
George and his family.
Mrs. W. E. Stoke, who has
been laid up at home with a
broken rib as a result Of an acct
dent for a week or so, is able to
get around again. and is improv.
ing right along.
Saturday evening Probate Judge
roney issued a marriage license 10
Fred d. Miller, of St. John and Min
ME Dicus of Great Bend. and on
Sunday evening they were marrieo
by the Probate Judge.
Mr.. Clifford Crooke and Miss
Carrie VanMeter we're married
Sunday night at 10 o'clock in the
parlor of the parsonage of the
Methodist Church. DR.. Selle per.
forming the ceremony.
Mrs. Myron Gilmore was treated
to surprise party Saturday evening
BY about dozen Of her lady friends,
ard the way they had good time
was caution. They brought their
eatables along, and certainly had
enough. Mrs. Gilmore will leave
this week to join Myron down on the
farm in Usage county.
Mrs. S. q. Gwinn brought a bunch
of alfalfa to this Office last Saturday
that shows how things have been
growing during the recent warm
weather. This bunch of greeuness
measured sixteen and a half inches
from the tip to where it was cut off
level with the ground, Can any
one beat that for growth on the SOth
d ~ Of Mrch'
Miss Grace Kelley Srof Great
Bend. sister of Mrs. P. d.
Lamoreux, came in Saturday
afternoon to take the position of
book keeper and stenograDher
with the Gray Hardware &
Implement Company. Miss Kel-
ley is a graduate from the Great
Bend Business College. st. John
News.
Sheriff Dalziel has FIVE regular
boarders at the county Jail now.
and expected to be able to take
three of these away this week.
Conner to the penitentiary. and
two others to the Hutchinson re-
formatory. but. was received
from the Judge that he would moi
open court here on the First as
was intended. and will open OF
the 18th of this month, wher
these prisoners will probably be
taken away.
There were about fifty Of The
Knights Templar Of St. Omer Com
mandery No. IA in line Sunday whtr
that organization attended their East
er services at the M E. church Rev
Stanton Olinger, Of the Presbyterian
church delivered a fine address, anc
the music furnished by special choi
was exceptionally fine. After thu
services at the church the Knight
went in a body to the homes Of two
OF their members who we're indisposet
C. Q Newcombe and G. N. Moses
| IL la(, doma,e
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-04-05
For Sale.

quarters improved hid. NE
NJ. J. Compton. Great Bend.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-04-05

wanted-GOod heavy team Of
young farm mares. Max Shaffer, q
miles southeast Of Great Bend. phone
277ab
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-02
ADVANCE GUARD
FOR BATTLESHIPS
When Great Movement of
Fleet Around The Horn
is Undertaken

fBy Associated Prese.l D


Washington. Dec. 2.-The flotilla Of
torpedo boat destroyers, which is go
in gto the Ianjfic coast IN advance of
the fleet Of battleships. assembled in
Hampton Roads today preparatory To-
starting on the first log of the long
cruise. The first stop viii be at San
Juan. Porto Rico. which will be
reached next Saturday The hotilla
viii then stop at the following ports:
Trinidad, arriving Dec Is. Para, Dec
2G; Pernambuco Jan 5 Rio De ia
neiro, Jan 10: Moutevideo, Jan %,
Puntas Arenas, Feb. 81 Talcahuano
Feb 20; Gallo. March 4 Panama
March 9; Acapulco, March 2S; Magda,
lena Bay. April 2, total d}3tance of
i494S miles
The lloulla consists Of the Lawrence
hopkins, Truxtrm, Stewart. Whipple,
and Hull Lieut.. Hutch Cone. a
young sOutherner who is much expert
enced in the handling of torepdo craft
will be commander IN chief of the
lotilla The little vessels win be con
voyed by the collier Arethusa which
has been fitting out for the cruise for
a month past The boats VIII probably
be engaged in target practice 1T Mag.
dalena Bay for few weeks after ar
rival, and will then proceed To San
Francisco. On their arrival at San
Francisco they will probably be added
permanently to the torpedo hotilla
now on active duty on the Pacific.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-02

The rafters shook with applause.
In agitation from the effects OF his
impassioned speech Worral was es-
cOrted to his sea. by the chairman.
Then a farmer and member OF the
Ibica got 10 md ssSed;
Wen when viii it. be possible for
man to subscribe for your paper?'
with all the meekness of new
convert Worral replied "To-mor-
morrow morning as early as O'Clock
And he got the subscribers. together
with great and increasing inflnence
lin the Farmers Union
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-02
woRRAL cor MS
asgarl Man rens story q goLnln

Hobart Man Tells Story of Joining
Union.
q. G. Worral, II the Hobart Chief,
is a member Of the Farmers Union.
Worrai once was in the circus busi-
ness and was the FIRST man TO control
ibe concessions of the Ringing circus.
There may not seem to be much CON
nectiun between WOriwl as q mem
ber of The Farmers Union and Wor.
ran the show man. but the connection
may suggest itself in this story OF
hew Worgal got his membership in
tie Farmera Union
TbN farm rs ol Ei0wa county.
where WoIral lives, were wary of him
when he applied for membership His
shrewdness and his ccvernes as a
stump speaker perplexed them Sew
cr4l weeks had passed without the
iish hand Of fellowship being exten-
ded % Wona by the Farmers I'm
ion Worral saw that strategy was
remifed and ne pr pared himself
At q meeting held one nisht. Worral
made three rousing speeches, each
speech building up TO the other along
lines tn1t pleased the members OF the
union ln hls last speech. as. eli
max To all That he had said. Worral
announced aat he would turn his
newspaper to the cause Of the Farm
cfs' unicn
Then He Refused the Money.
The announcement @as greeted
with heers Then somebody tossed a
dollar upon the platform, telling Wor-
raj TO credit the eiver with years
subscription Other dollars began
faning. until there were about seven
ty-fve pieces OF the white metal bear
ing the token, IN God we Trust
on the stage
This was the moment for Worral's
coup Advancing TO the front of the
platform WorrM moved his arms as
III thrusting the money from him and
exclaimed almost tearMlly, but with
great dramatic effect. Beloved citi-
zens and members OF the union. ! re-
fuse your money Let % not be said
Of me and The Hobart Chief that NOR.
ey was accepted for our support,
comIlt the Chief to This new and
grand and glorious policy for the live
oil The Carse
Asked When he Could Subscribe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-02
STANDING
COMMITTEES
OF THE HOUSE

The Democratic house caucus Of
the first legislature will probably by
I resolution endorse the creation by the
on rules of the following
standing committees
LIST On Rules and Procedure.
2nd. On tho Purchase Of Coal and
Asphalt Lands.
srd On Federal Relations
4th. On Interstate Relations.
5th. On Relations to the Five Civil
lize6 and other Oklahoma Indian
Tribes
9Th. On Judiciary and Judicial De-
partment
7th On Legal Advisory
Sth On Edacation
9th On Protection OF Birds. Fish
and Game
10th. On Cotton Warehouse and
Grain Elevators.
ilth On Agricultural Education
12th On General Agriculture.
1911 on Private Corporations.
l4th On public serYiceN Corpora
tions
15th On Municipal Corporations.
10th On Initiative and Refereudum
and Legislative Department
18th. ON Prohibition Enforcement
18th. On Revenue and Taxation
18th on Retrenchment and Reform.
goth On Expenses and Public Ac-
counts
2lSt On General Appropriations.
g2nd On Expenses Of Framins The
Constitution and the Election 70 Rati-
IN the same
28rd On Emergency Legislation for
County Government
path. On Settlement OF Claim be
tween Divided Counties
25th. On Publio Roads and High
ways
26th. On Leyees, Drains and Ditches'
aud Irrigation.
27th on publi Printing aid State
printery.,
2sth. On Privileges ana Elections.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-02
GENERAL WEST AND
HIS ASSISTANTS.

Attorney General Chas. West has
given out the names OF his assistants
aud the Inc of work assigned to
each:
Fielding Lewis, with headquarters
at McAlester. coal cases and matters
pertaining to corporation both muni-
cipal and private.
f. 6 Spillman, with headquarters
at Guthrie. general adviser to state
and county officers.
Geo A. Henshaw, of Madil, with
headquarters in Guthrie, TO conduct
most of the legislation and be special
counsel to tho corporation commits
sion.
Mont F. Highiey, Of Oklahoma City
liquor and insurance cases.
W. c. Reeves. of Oklahoma City,
with headquarters in Guthrie, litiga-
tion. pleadings briefing, and matters
involving the banking system.