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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-30

WEATHER FORECAST.
Washington, May 29.-For Aiabamas
Showers ThursdayD Friday partly
cloudy, fresh TO south winds, becoming
variable by Friday,
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CHURCH NOTES
CONGREGATIONAL

Sunday School al 10 o'clock;
Preaching at II o'clock;
Evening Song service and ser
mon at 7:3o o'clock.
Rev. c. w. Pinkney, Pastor.
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MesIam, s, Charles Vance, VIM.

MesIam s, Charles Vance, VIM.
O, Neill and Ed. Weisenborn were
down from State Line last oatur-
day on a shopping trip.
Joe Depue Of Rhine!ander, who
spent several days at h home Of
J.e Mayo, hunting, returned HON
Saturday last with fine deer. ~
Jay Cook, who has spent the
past year i'll California wol king
for the McQuael Lumber Co., ar
rived here Monday on an extend
ed visit with relatives
Wm. Rsgan Of Bancroft, Por-
tage County, who made an extend
ed visit at the home of his sister,
Mrs John Radcliffe, returned to
his home Saturday last.
In another column of this paper
will be found the ad of Irl R.
Hicks, which should be read and
an order sent in for "Word and
Works and get copy of the ia
nous Hicks Almanacs. SUBJ
scriptions taken at this office, Y
Miss MabIe Bishop of Marsh
field arrived here Monday on an
extended visit at the home of Mrs.
n. A. Colman. Miss Bishop has
many friends III town who will be
pleas to see her
The Board Of Review was in
session at the Court House Thurs
day. The Board will increase the
assessed valuation Of all stump
lands and of all the village real
estate in the village.
William Abendschein, Nels
Christensen, Henry Styles, Geo
Belts, Joseph Maine and P ].
Reiss were the jury representa-
tives from Arbor Vitae, here this
week.
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time during the season attending
to transfers at Monico, where
licenses were lost and express
messengers refuse to accept them.
Although there were but few ar
rests made, the watchfulness of
Mr.. Oberholtzer kept the law
breakers within bonds. He has
nothing put praise to say of the
assistance rendered him by the
residents DIT all times, which en-
aoled him to do the work and COW
ers the ground that two or three
men should. Deputy wardens
Berg and Vollbreck were kept
busy on the Hackley branch, and
Joe Rowell of Beaver lam, done
effective work in the brush until
he was called home.
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Death Of a Former Resident,

Word was received here of the
death of Charles Rutquist, which
took place at Wakefield, Mich,
on Dec 23td, after weeks illness.
The deceased and family resided
in Eagle River few years ago.
and moved to Wakefield from
here. While resident of our
town he made many friends who
vii! be grieved to hear of his death,
The relatives have the sympathy
of all 10 their sudden bereave-
ment.
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Connecticut of Indian Origin.
Connecticut is an Indian name. 1t
was originally Quonecktacut, meaning
a river of pines.
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Bowling Alleys Now Open.

Ted. Bosacki, the popular cigar
maker at w. B Raymond's cigar
factory, has opened up the Bowl
ing Alley. He will put fhe ALLEYS
in first class condition /and in
vites all lovers of thiE healthful
sport to call. Courteous treat
ment will be given all visitors,
Several Bowling Clubs will be or
ganized shortly and hot contests
will then be on throughout the
winter months.
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W00DMEN, TAKE NOTICE.

A large attendance is requested
at The regular meeting tonight,
as the annual election OF officers
will take place A spread is pre-
pared and all m >mbers are expect
ed to be present tonight.
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County Board Adjourned,

The members of the County
Board met at the Coart House
Tuesday afternoon, all members
being present. The Board adj
j"urned until next Tuesday, Dec.
10th, when the annual business Of
The county will be taken up.
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a business trip to Lac du Flam-
beau Thursday, returning home
today. a
Miss Rozella Bolte returned
Saturday last from Ashland, whe e
she has spent the past several
months.
Ed. Smith, Chairman OF town
OF Lac du Flambeau, and Fred
Foster, Chairman of town of Pres
que Isle, were in town Tuesday.
Chairman G. H. Blohm of Con
over and Chairman Jas. Hobart of
State Line spent Tuesday ia our
town.
Geo. II. jackson, Chairman of
Pennington and Francis Briest,
Chairman of Arbor Vitae. were
town visitors Tuesday.
Ed. Shears departed Monday
for his home al Grand Rapids,
Mich, where he will spent the
winter.
A large crowd attended the oys-
ter supper Tuesday evening given
by the Earnest Workers Soci ety
of the Congregational Church.
Henry Jackson, Cal HuntIey,
Q. Il OImstead and Frank John
son were over from Flambeau this
week as Petite Jurors.
Sheriff Murphy went to Wau-
pun Thursday with Michael Banas
who will serve term of two years
for assault with intent to kill, , I
Charles Slattery of Portland.
Oregon, spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rube Stat
terry.
Mrs. Brown of Crandon return,
ed home Monday after spending
Sunday with her cousins, MRS. 5.
w. Smith and Mrs. Fred Morey.
Herman Zimpelmann departed
Monday for Port Washington to
make two months visit with his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Frank were
down from Lac Vieux Desert the
forepart Of this week visiting rela
tlves. Harry oficiated as a juror
at Circuit Court
William Murphy, Jr., returned
Monday to his studies at the Wi
liatns Business College at Osh-
kosh, after spending Thanksgiv-
ing with his parents in town.
Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Sanderson
and children returned to RuSk,
Monday, after an extended visit
at the home Of Mrs. Sanderson's
parents, Mr.. End Mrs. F. q Hall
Fred Meloy, Herman Fabian,
Herbert Warner, Vern Dewitt,
Ethean Jacobs and John Grism
were the Sayner citizens to sit on
the jury here this week.
FURS WANTED. We buy
furs of all kinds at highest mar
ket prices Send for price list.
BADGER FUR Co.. Cumberland,
Wis.
The following attorneys from
out Of town were in attendance at
Circuit Court this week: d. +.
Riordan, Ashland; H. T. Ames.
Minocqua; John Van Hecke, F
E. Bump, Merrill; Chas. L, Aar-
ons, Mrs. K Pier, Mrs. c. s. 81
minds, Milwaukee.
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For Sale or Hire.

Two good big heavy teams, will
work anywhere. Write to
LAKE & RIVER LOGGING Co.,
Sayner, Wis
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Ratio of Sudden Deaths.

The chances Of sudden death are
greater among men than women in
the ratio Of one to eight.
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Hunting Season Now Closed.

The 1907 hunting season for
deer IS thing of the past and is
now only dream. Although the
state law cut down the non-resi-
dent hunters allowance TO one
deer, and the cay of the scarcity
of game heard on all sides, it can
b. seen by the figures showing the
shipment for both 1926 and 1907
shat only 69 deer less were ship
ped this year, than were shipped
last year, while the ground was
nearly bear this year and last year
there was snow all through the
season
The following authentic figures
from express messenger Rock on
the local passenger train and are
for deer carried between State
Line and Monico J ct.
1900, $40 -
1907, $50 -
Deputy Game Warden James
Oberholtzer has done good work
this season although he had but
little of outside assistance, most
of his assistance was received
from home residence Four ar
rests were made and three con-
victions had, aud he has ore
hound on hand without an owner
It took most OF Mr.. Oberholtzer's
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and Local
Happenings Around Town

2ukcr Fountain 'eh9 d. lynn
b. The Jewelo' v
Denton left for Menasha
..sday, on a business trip. n
~,.rIes Hazen was down from
~. Lake Monday on business.
1,olR0sen was over frCm Rhine
,4.r Wednesday, on business.
fin, line of Mounting Board,
ror9rs. at this office.
Mas Lucy Stevens returned
qsdnesdoy from a two weeks vi
it at Chicago,
Mrs P. Walsh who spent Thanks
rno with her son James, at Gran
j I'm rs-lraed home Saturday,
Nate the ed. of NJ. S. Fourier
this Issue.
urs.rD. Vantwood and daugh-
Ter Flora. Of Watersmeet, were in
H. Wednesday shopping.
Henry Martin and Fred and
herman Shears DEPARTED Wednes-
/ az to. Grand Rapids, Mich.
WA. Phelps Of the Hackley
,.'ps-BoaneI Lumber 90, spent
Saturday in town on business.
The fnest line of ollverware
can b. found at Johnson's, the
teveIer. N
Miss Katie Bottle was down from
4onover and spent Thanksgiving
with her parents.
John +. Sullivan OF Fond du
.ac, the tailor, called on his Gus
.cmerS rere the hrst of this wsek.
Morris Parks departed Wednes-
lay for Minneapolis to join his
brother, Charles Parks.
Rev, Pinkney was up to State
Line Tuesday and held services in
.tne evening,
Clerk of Court, Fred RiIette of
Lac do FIamDeau, was in town
..o5s week, attending court.
Grant Cook returned Monday
nom NV London, where he visit
81 trends over Thanksgiving.
Father Toplaka returned to-
lay from Amigo where he Wis
Red with Father Sale.
Leave your orders for your win
-ers wood with VIM. Sundstean.
The new hearse ordered by
>,o7not. & Bowser arrived We'd
ae>day.
Chairman Delbert fiankins of
tlckIcV and Mrs Hawkins sDept
Tuesday in town.
a.r. ilsrk.vIfr, - ocf .s7MJrors
a.r. tins week.
G.9n, r,..r. s........, r,,,.-s
1o business tr,,. 80 nshtnsh anJ
on
o.Av Tbo,or WAS called 70
1oooysr THURSDAY 10 attend oool
-t.oe section men who was ill.,
ASSIST. n. p1s+,. " ~ a. 49,, 49,
White was on the sick list the Iat-
Ter part of this week.
Jesse Coon of ,rro,,t 1oL 80
Presented that locality on the iuEv
session.
Ao.- It. Louis denarted Tburs-
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GOT THE WRONG sAniEs.
Curious MiSup That Occurred Recent
" In French Hospital.

A curious mistake occurred yester.
day at the hospital at Amiens. says a
correspondent of the London Mail.
Two young women had recently been
attended there One had given birth
to boy. and the other had given birth
10 a girl. Yesterday their babies were
taken from them to be vaccinated.
After the vaccination the babies, in
their swaddling clothes, were returned
to their mothers, vino went away with
them Soon afterward one 81 the mo.
theirs returned TO the hoA ital in
tears Her child was boy, but on re-
turning home she discovered that the
nurse had handed her a girl She in.
sisted on her boy being returned to
her. A scene of great confusion oc-
CURED, as nobody knew the address OF
the other mother. At last, toward
nightfall. the other mother arrived
greatly excited. complaining that she
had been given a boy in mistake foI
her girl baby. The change was duly
executed, and the two mothers went
away happy
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ONE MAN NOT PLEASED.
Orators Compliment to Town Called
Forth Warm Protest.

Two interesting stories are told OF
the late Gen, w, H l.. Barnes, of Cali
forH.a. One conc ~rns campaigN
speech that general made in Red
ding. Being a diplomat as well as an
orator, Barnes. who had not been ia
Redding fo- a decade or more. sought
to say something fattering about the
towns growth. When he reached the
hlling in stage of his speech he said:
Il want TO congratulate the citizens of
Redding on the wonderful progress of
their beautiful city. When l was last
here, not many years ago. had to put
up at ramshackle hotel, with poor
accommodations and badly cooked
food. What do find to-day? A mag
nificent caravansary with cuisine
worthy OF a metropolis" The compli.
ment won applause, and after the
meeting was over many of the audi
tors crowded to the platform to shake
hands with the speaker. One old fell
low, with a pioneer heard. waited pa
tiently for his turn. When he reached
the general he calmly put HE hands
behind him, shook his head angrlly
and blurted out: "All want to say
is that you're a white-headed old falsi.
fer, / kept that hotel"
The other story deals with the spe-
cial session Of the legislature called
20 FIJI the vacancy caused by the
failure of the solons of 1899 to elect
United States senator. Barnes
wanted the honor, but the eompromis.
ere passed him by and picked out
Thomas r. Bard, of Ventura. The
night of Bsrds' election Gov. Gage was
reused from his bed by caller who
refused tc wait until morning. Gage
opened the door and there stood Gen.
Barnes Governor" said the general
solemnly, you celled this session to
hll vacancy. Instead OF filling a va.
cancy you have created one" And
then without another word the general
stAlked away.
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rAklAo NO MORE CHANCES,
Keepers Had Special Cartridges FoE
Poor Marksman.

DR.. Seward Webb at a dinner at
Shelburne Farms, his great Vermont
estate, said OF a certain poor marks
man: Visiting his English brother
ln-law, he shot the head keeper in the
leg the first morning he tried pheasant
shooting. Ths man limped away ours
ing horribly. Next day he had wretch.
I'd luck, though the wounded head
keeper without malice had assigned
him 20 fairly good place Yang
bang, bang, went his gun every few
seconds, but not bird fell before II.
He was much embarrassed. II seemed,
too, that at each Of his misses the
under keepers smiled at one another
oddly Finally his cartridges gave out
He hurried to the nearest keeper and
demanded more. There amt no more
sir the man answered. No more
Nonsense. Why, you'vs got at least
1000 in that box The keeper flushed
and stammered: All, but them aint
for you, sir. They're for another gent
They've got s..ot IN EN-. sir
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oIrIs Aave Mors LIb,rtv.

One idea in the mind OF girls OF 10
day is tnat parents should not inter.
fere with their goings and comings
Why IL has come about Is somewhat
Of question. ior there is really no
less obligation on the part OF parents
% know daughters associates and
The places she goes than there was on
mothers concerning themselves . gen
GRAFTON ago. A perfectly natural fact
10 that normal young people era q
amusement, and If this Is not provid q
at home 1t will assuredly be sough,
elsewhere. This is true Of the girl
who has nothing to do, as wen as 70.
her friend who has to work all day
and both viii turn to recreation away
from home If none is to be founo
there.-Chicago Daily News.
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) Q Q Q Q Q Q 0 Q Q 0 Q 0 Q 0
THIS DATE IN HISTORY.
August 13.

O 1642.-Ft. Richelleu, in Canada
9 founded
G 1704.-Eaglish and the allies.
Q commanded by the Duke Of NAL
O borough defeated the French and
Q Bavarians at the battle Of Blon-
. helm.
q 1720.--Antonius Heinsius, who
q ruled Holland after the with
O drawai Of William III. of Eng
@ land, died. Born 1641
Q 1762.-IIavana taken by q Brit
Q ish force under the Earl OF Abe
2 marie.
O 1SO6.-B Baden erected into a
q grand duchy. as member of the
Q Rhenish Confederation.
O 1Sls.--Sir Peregrine Maitland
O appointed Lieutenant Governor
G. Of Upper Canada.
@ 1S23-Prof Goldwin Smith,
O historian and publiclst. born.
. 1S44.-Ellzabeth Stuart Phelps
q Ward. American novelist, born
O 1S67-Bmma Eames, prima
O donna. born.
@ 1S91.-The President ordered the
O Cherokee Strip in Indian Terri
G tory closed to whites.
= 1S96.-Dr Nansen, polar ex-
q plorer. returned to vardo, after
q an absence Of three years and %
Q days.
& e . o O Q O o o @ 0 o G @ G
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DALE FOR SENATOR
Former Member Of Supreme Court
Candidate In 18th District.

Former Member OF Supreme Court
Candidate In 18th District.
Nudge Frank Dale, who served with
dignity and zeal as chief Justice of
Oklahoma, under the Cleveland ad-
ministration, announces his candidacy
for the nomination of state senator
for the 18th district. copDosed of
Logan county, in the Leader today
In the state senate, Judge Dale
would prove a strong factor. Being a
heavy property owner here he would
take special interest in shaping legis-
lation of peculiar interest TO his con-
stituency. He Is statesman OF zeal
and ability, and his manifest labors
in behalf OF Guthrie and logan county
are not unknown to the voters Of this
district. For eighteen years he has
been closely identified with the
growth and development OF Oklahoma
and his fame as a barrister is wide
spread. The Leader cordially COM
mends Judge Dale's candidacy TO the
voters of the 18th district.
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ALBERT REED
COMMITTED SUICIDE
tcontinued from page one)

toxicatiOn He noticed that he had a
bruise on the side of his face. and on
asking about Il received the reply that
he had fallen from a horse After
death other bruises and abraisons
were found upon his body. but their
origin is a mystery.
There was not a scratch OF writing
to show why the victim desired to end
his life. Everything on that line
is merest conjecture with very slen-
der statement OF fact for a foundation
One report that Reed was intoxicated
must surely be unfounded, except as
he was intoxicated on the fumes Of
ehloroform. This may have made him
reel at times as he walked. Another
rumor is that his melancholia was
brought on by q disappointment In
love.
This report has II that he was en-
gagged to a young woman in Arkansas
City and that she broke with him a
short time ago. This may be true. Two
young women came up from there
Sunday night, and remained over Mon
day, going to see the remains that
night and morning. They are Misses
Mary and Ruth Hastins. the former,
by her evidence of distress. being
the one connected with the deceased.
She appeared to condemn herself as
the cause Of Reeds suicide Though
she was present at the inquest, she
was not called upon to testify, as she
could have added only further surmise
to the slender facts already brought
out.
Mrs Reed. mother OF the deceased
came up on the moring train, accom-
panied by her pastor, Rev. j. K. Miller,
and her daughter. Mrs. Clyde Knox,
They we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
r. Mogle while here. Monday after
noon the party took the remains to
Belle PLANE, the former home, for
burial.
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EXPERT RlFLEMEN
OFF FOR BIG SHOOT

The officers and members OF the
Oklahoma rife team are mobilizing in
Guthrie today at the adjutant gener-
ais headquarters and they will leave
tomorrow evening ove ne Santa Fe
for Camp Perry, G, ! a weeks
practice on the Eat II rife range
there before the N nal shoot,
which takes piece August 26 to 2S.
The team went into camp last week
on the rife range al Fort Reno for a
two weeks pract'es, but owing to the
hot weather and the fact that the
national range camp is now available
for practice the officers decided to
go to Camp Perry at once and resume
practice on the same range where
they will compete with the other state
teams In the national shoot At Fort
Reno last week the team showed a
great improvement over last years
record made at the national shoot
the score aggregating about 500 poiats
betteh tina nthose made at Seagrit
shoot last year.
First Lieutenant w. f. Herring
shaw, who has been detailed by the
War department here this summer as
instructor of the Oklahoma national
guard. says that he expects to see the
Oklahoma team improve from 500 to
1000 points more with another weeks
practice, and is confident that the
Oklahoma team will be among the
leading teams at the coming shoot.
The personnel of the Oklahoma
team Is as follows:
Team Captain: Brig. General Alva
I oIf f..ar tsracb
Captain A. L. Eddington, 1st Infantry
team spotter. Col Roy Holman, list
Infantry; range officer Captain Fred
w. Hunter. 1st infantry.
Team Members.
Sergeant Forrest e. Van Skike, Co.
Fist infanty; p ivate 1st CT. e. e,
Elliot. Co. engineers; Sergegnt c. r,
Bess, Co. engineers: Private 1st Cl.
G. e. Stuart, Co. engineers; Sergeant
H. A. Warner Co. II, 1st infantry;
Captain ]. p. Alley, 1st infantry;
Second Lieut. S. A Hamilton, 1st in
fantry; First Lieut.. c. D. Keller, 1st
infantry; Captain G. B. Mccoy, 1st
infantry; First Lieut. Ross r. Way
1st infantry; First Sergeant J. B. Cul-
lison, Jr. Co K. list infentry; Private
B. K. HEREFORD Co. F. 1st infantry.
Aiternates
Sergeant S. L. Bender, Co. F, lst
infantry Captain o. B. Blake, list in,
iantry; First Lieut.. S. J. Foster, 1st
infantry.
Two Pullmans have been ordered
. and the team viii go over the Santa
Fe and Lake Shore routes to Camp
Perry, which is located alonk Lake
Erie near Toledo, ohio.
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Fashions change in Japan most rap
idly when they are the changing
badge OF wealth, and when social sta.
tus ebbs and flows and people are
known by what they wear. Among
men the fashion OF the hair. which
had to do with the warriors head.
gear, has gone wholly out OF style
The man OF official rank wears bis
clothes in nDreign style as becoming
modern tasks. though he returns 70
his native costume for his hours OF
ease. In the matter Of hairlressing Il
Is not only that certain styles belong
to certain periods or ages. Tut may
not be affected after some fixed data,
but within the limits set by age there
are variations according 70 fashion
whim.
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a aAAnY REcoan-

The trDe test Of the party's worth
Is IN its record; not promises, but
performance; not pledges, but deeds. "
Rep blican platform.
Good point Glad II was mentioned,
Might have been overlooked lad NOT
attention been called 10 IT,
Bur before goiag backward let us
note the present attitude. So far
as the enigma IN that platform Is
capable Of solution. the sole purpose
Of the party In regard 70 the coasti-
tuition and attending statehood IA
70 obsiruct
After plucking a bunch OF eagle
feathers from that proud but much
abused bird. the platform opens with
these words. And we denonnce.
Then follows a list Of adjectiyes that
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STATE TICKET
AND CONSTITUTION
CONTINUED from page one)

plicable by the terms OF Section 2 Of
the enabling act. and therefore inop.
erative.
The before mentioned ballots are re-
quired TO be printed on red tinted
paper.
In addition 10 the above the said
board is required to furnish with each
package of ballots delivered to the
several county clerks, three stamps
bearing cross (X) or such other de-
sign as they may select, together with
a like number of ink pads
Sec %, Chap. 33. Wilson's Statutes,
1903.
Certificates of nomination are re-
quired 10 be filed with the governor
on or before the 27th day OF August,
inst
Section 20. Chapter s9. Wilson's
Statutes, 1908.
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----
as 10 exercising suffrage The secre-
tary's itinerary begins I'm Guthrie and
includes ia the northern section
Tulsa Muskogee, Tahlequah and ok
mulgee. McAlester. Tishomingo and
Tuskahomo. the latter being capitals
Of the Chickasaw aud Choctaw ma
tions, will make up the itinerary OF
the south. Governor FfAntz will ac-
COMPANY secrelars Garfield On most
Of the trip.
The Taf, speech at Oklahoma City
Aug % is likewise expected TO be an
echo from Washington, and from what
the big Secretary has to say then,
many believe they viii know what
the Administration thinks OF Okla
homas constitution. II has been
features OF the constitution are
in his criticism OF the document, His
general ideas about certain court
ventured that ne willy be caustie IA
well known.
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The Republican platform places the
population Of the new state at 3.OOO,-
0Q0 That seems Go be about as near
the truth, however, as the average
statement in that document.