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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-11
DR.. I. Uemura.

Blank books Of all sorts. ledgers
etc, manufactured by the Bulletin Pub.
rsNiLg CuUuRUr
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-11

Standard bred chestnut driving mare.
years old; viii either trot or
pace; q Columbus rubber tired pil-
no box top buggy and handmade
harness. Owner leaving the ISL
ands. Inquire this office.
3G3G-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-11
WANTED

BY "a thoroughly competent woman.
familiar with business procedure,
position as clerk or housekeeper:
references Al. Address &c. c."
Bulletin Office. 3j13-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-11

sxur-"For Rent cards on sale a
the Bulletin office. ..-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-11

d HE cold light of the Forming
brought with II Il Profound
n skcptic!sm. Gudlrcy's thc>'y
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-18
VAR BALLOON
War Department viii Have
Fine Aifship Made for
Use Of Army

Washington, D. s, Dec. 16. spe-
cifications for the construction OF a.
dirigable balloon for the use of the
army were issued today by Gen. Al
len, the chief signal officer The ball
loon is to be of silk, inflated with
hydrogen and capable OF carrying
two people weighing $40 pounds,
with 100 pounds of ballast. 1t must
be capable of making a speed Of
twenty miles an hour In still air,
though lower speed may be proposed
at reduced cost down to sixteen
miles, or higher speed up to twenty
four miles at enhanced cost. IT must
make an endurance fight Of TWO
hours at an average speed Of seventy
percent Of the trial requirements and
must maintain its equilibrium with
out change Of position by the aero,
lna,it.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-18
new INTERPRETATIONS

Alfred Blaisdell, secretary of state,
has issued charters to the following
corporations:
u oriska Mercantile Co.'S oriska. Cap
ital stock, $4,000. Incorporators,
Nicholas Gauche, G.. Garfield Ander-
son and Jesse ). Taylor, all Of oris-
ka, NJ ID. 5sy II M
The Brown Rasmussen Land &
Cattle Company, Yarmouth. Capital
stock, $4,000. Incorporators, G. Al.
Brown, Corliss, Wis; James Rasmus-'
sen and N. R. Rasmussen, both of
Pleasant Prairie, Wis; and others
Farmers Mercantile Company, ST.
Anthony. Capital stock, $4,000. In
corporators, Michael Haider, Eras-
mus Helbing, Dominick Bender and
others, of st. Anthony, N. D. Il
{ Cavalier Creamery Company, Gava-
flier. Capital stock, $40 900. Incor-
poraGors, John Brown. John Ault, D;
III. Laxdai and others. of Cavalier. n,
5 !;
First Presbyterian Church of Med
ford. No capital stock. Incorpora.
ltors, Dan McKirth, Nina Robertson
and Robert Miller all of Medford, n
ID.
i Betavia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
4 Lutheraske Menighed, Malcolm. In
corporators, B. a. Amundson, OIL
Vedo and Paul Lorentsen. the first
named OF Coleharbor, and the other
Il of Malcolm. n. d.
Williston German Baptist Brethrel
II Church, Williston. @ incorporates
n BENJAMIN Frank, John w. Beehle
and Jesse Brown, all of Trenton es
cept Jesse Brown whose residence
Williston, N. D.
First Methodist Episcopal Ghurc
Of Hettinger Capital stock nom
| Incorporators, g. Lansing Hurd. Wi
liam s. Pulver and Ralph NJ. Farrins
ton, all Of Hettinger. N; d, and otf
ers. 81 q 81 81
First. ational Church of 'Cs
yuga. Incorporators, Julius johnson
l Nels., Lundgren, w 3. Dada, all I
/ cayuga, N. ID, and others.
Evang. Luth. Peace Church, Ma
Incorporators, Christian Hinz, r.
| dolph Weuger and Gust Liebelt, q
il of Max, ~. D. IA,
III The Underwood Presbgteris
/ Church, Underwood. incorporation
] ii. I. Brigham, F. ]. schilling, Rox
i A. Schilling, G. 3. Dopp and, lisa,
il Dopp, ali of Underwood, N. d. q;
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-18
For Cold Rooms Hard 70 Heat


The coming Of the cold weather
gives rise to the question of how best |
to heat those rooms and Railways /
OF the house that seldom if eyer warm |
up, no matter how big fire there may
be il the furnace Or other heating ap
paratus.
a The best way out of the difficulty
is the use OF auxiliary stoves and
of these it would be difficult indeed
to find any thing so handy and at
the same time SO clean and economic
al as the Perfection OH Heater
To begin with. it is absolutely safe.
The wick can be turned as high or
as low as possible without danger.
But perhaps the most desirable fea-
ture of all is its convenience The
Perfection Oil Heater can be easily
carried & to any part of the house
where heat is required It may be d
cold bed room, a chilly hallway, q
sick roem. Or, you can use it Ito heat
the bathroom while you take your
morning bat hen dress by itand
then carry it to the dining room and
eat your breakfast In comfort. The
1 occasions on which it can be called
i into use are numerous and once you
have tried the Perfection Oil Heater
you'll wonder why you ever struggled
through a cold winter without one.
Another advantage is the smokelsss
burner, which prevents any of the
4 unpleasantnesse that perhaps have
given you q poor idea Of oil heaters
i in general. IT is very handsome IN
i appearance and is beautifully finish
& Jed in nickel and japan.
Another home comfort for the long
winter evenings is the Rayo Lamp,
!; which can be used in any room IN
Il the house from parlor to bedroom.
y II has the latest improved burner
making It unusually safe and clean
and an ideal lamp for all around
i household use.
The Perfection Oil Heater and The
4 Rayo Lamp combining as they do Il
t make the house warm and cheerful
! are valuable additions to any home
i and no household should be withou
i Them They are sold at moderat,
: price by dealers everywhere.
"A 4 81 ~ -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-18
Bridge al Mott Finished

Il Mott Pioneer Press I'he new steel
bridge across the Cannon Ball at this
place was finished Monday and West
Mott is now substantially connected
with Mott proper The bridge pre-
SCENTS pleasing appearance and
shows good workmanship III its CON
strnction. Foreman Walcott, who has
been experimenting the work, left
Tuesday for Bismarck, where he has
some work to look after before lay
ing OH for the winter.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-18
PEITIBON
Futile Effort Made 10 Bar
Orchards Testimony
in the Trial

Boise, Idaho, Dec, I6. Clarence
barrow was i'll and unable to be in
court at the Pettibone trial today and
the asking Of impeaching questions
of Harry Orchard was postponed UNI
til tomorrow when it, was assured
Darrow could be present.
Orchard was called to the stand,
however, and Edgar Wilson for de-
tense, asked if Pettibone was present
in Idaho when Gov. steunenberg was
killed On receiving q negative AM
swer, Wilson presented two motions.
to the court. one that the testimony
Of Orchard In regard to crimes al
legged to have been committed in Colo
Erado be stricken from the record for
the reason that they did not tend to
connect the defendant with the crime
charged. and the other that the testi-
mony in regard to the Couer q Alene
trouble In 1899 be stricken out for
the same reasons. The motions were
overruled and Orchard was excused.
The state then proceeded with its
! corroberatiye evidence and Judge
| Luther Goddard Of the superior court
OF Colorado was called. i5ts
Senator Borah conducted the ex-
/ animation and the, witness was ask
Il Il 4 4 II ~ EL-. 4l
1 ed concerning the finding Of bombs
near his residence. Judge Goddard
A said that after Orchard 81 confession
j he was informed BY Detective Nc.
Partland that a bomb had been plant
4. ed and that in the presence Of him hin
self and three other Witnesses Gen
Buckley Wells located it at g poin
designated by Orchard.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-18
NORTH DAKOTA
WINTER WEATHER
WHAT SOME or THE STATE PA
PERs HAVE TO SAY OF THIS
MILD WEATHER.

Minor Teller: Andrew Anderson
saw snakes on Friday last, Dec e.
crawling around and basking in the
sunlight upon the hill near the Fans
grud residence This occurred while
Andrew was assisting in laying the
pipes for the artesian Waterworks
system and It's no josh Our fine ban
ana belt weather this year is respon-
sible for this reptilian activity.
Michigan Arena Henry Drake
Edrovs in this week from his farm Ave
miles. He remarked that he had not
HAD glove on his hand this winter
as vet, and did not expect to. If so,
this will be the fifth winter Of Mr..
brakes experience in North Dakota
that he had mot worn gloves or nit
tens and worked out all the while.
Rugby 0ptimist q A prominent citi-
I, zen of this city, we won't say who
for fear that it might spoil his rep
4 utaticn as a veterinary came up
from the Girard Lake country last
Il Saturday and said that Girard Lake
a was partly open vet cording to the
Information furnished him by a farm
4 er living near there. If that was ac-
q finally the case what is our fair state
coming TO q? won't be any better
there after a while than southern Cali
4 fornia. Ss. liz. Il q
Cando Herald We are expecting. ev-
cry day while looking through our ex.
7 changes ,ltosssee an account Of seme
person having Just recovered from
y sunstroke. Who could ask for a more
4 pleasant winter resort than North Da
s kota Of course we are aware of the
i fact that in this immediate vicinity
y there are very few beautiful lakes
with placid waters, etc, but we have
Z 1.-THE large roaming prairies over which
II the touring auto may glide at tire
i mendons speed, which is one of tn
e. most pleasant and health producing
<. pastimes person, who is looking 70
L general recreation, could enjoy Then
II again. there is much sport ii vol
fox or rabbit hunting, Of which ther
n is a numerous amount TO be fonpd UP
s, on these same prairies. It is though
ie by some that the railways will 500
ac be running excursion trains to Mort
Dakota for the benefit Of the larg
number Of people in the east an
II south who are seeking an ideal plac
IS in which to spend a pleasant wintel
" Minot Reporter: It is about time fo
q those eastern dailies which were .
n. persistent in telling the people VII
froze to death in North Dakota las
winter, to commence recording a fe,
OF the recent sunstrokes. And by tn
way, our lemon crop is about ripe Il
i, those fellows If they, start any thin
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-18
Ladies' 81 Bismarck

q Ask your gentlemen friends I'd call
at g w Wolberts Hardware Co. and
inspect the finest line OF ..,.5fs s.is
Scissors in sets
Manicure Sets.
Pearl Penknives
and all styles OF shears that make the
lasting Xmas presents.
The prices are very low and every
article is warranted perfect
We want you to see these goods.
Remember the most useful Xmas
presents are sold every year by G..
w. Woifert Hardware Co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-18
Whas il III

Biaisdall Bulletin: While Barney
Spencer was testing for water on his
claim q few days ago, be struck 4
vein Of fluid that is as blue as In
digo. It is OF d consistency Of heavy,
INK and on being applied to any sur
face, will, when dried and exposed to
the sun. assume greenish hue. A
natural paint is something new, and
Hike Barney, we are anxious TO know
what the auid really is.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-18
Congressman shaker

4 Grafton News and Times: r. n.
sinkler returned wednesday after a
ten days absence attending court al
Langdon and In la Moure county,
where he tried three criminal cases,
He goes to Washburn on the 18th
inst, where he Will fire the opening
gun Of his congressional campaign.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-18

Nature always warns you ,if your
bowels are clogged or inflammed--
heed this. Take HoIlister's Rocky
Mountain Tea, 1t relieves all conges-
ton and restores natural digestion.
35 cents Tea or Tablets.
LENIIARTs DRUG co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-18

Step in the store and look over
the bargains on our Is cent table.
Goods worth up tol 50 cents are on
this table for only rs cents. For one
week only. $sl
80 q. w. WOLBERT HARDWARE co
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20
'OSAGE INDIAN LANDS
Drawings for the surplus WIN Begin
July s-.All Names of Osagss 70
Be Placed IN The Wheel.

PaWhuska. Okla June II drawings
for the division Of surplus lands among
tte osage Indiau wili begin iuly
Tie pan 70 have been followed lasg
April has been slightly changed Al
the names Of tsr usasss viii us placed
10 the wheel and tie memb@rs u tie
tribs vii be permitted to fle ln the
order N shicH thesf namss come from
the wheel
commencisx August ), filings wiil
be reoeised At the rate of afty each
das While Il will not be necessary
for the members of tfss tribe 10 tr
present ~ the drawing Il would h
advisable. As tbsy ean then ieAru "a
what dag 10 return foF their alingA
No pfeserencc right will ~ given on
account of improvements. bat tfls
mcmhesss o. tire trite wiil b given an
,eppoftunlty 70 exchange selections
auaef tie sapers sslcn q ths eomsis
sion.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20
THEY RAID CHELSEA
usyfoef's" Lieutenant Causes
Disaster ia Chtlsea joints and
Drag Stores

Friday taue
SPECIAL o1cc Frank West nade
rti ngs lively Ia Chelsea yesterday a..
tsfnoon. wtsn Neasslsted by Depaties
Al Ciaub~sln Will ne- and 5
Burns rahtea tse toHn AID captared
'tSsnty.aye gallons of Alcohol and
fftY gallons q ehisksy Nssf a a
aHse e.bef os HasFfnot Iehnssn's
corps of Officers and bas lx,u waiting
developments - ffis iittis oil teWu
fof saVeral saeclfs and yester6ayswoop.
Ell dowu upaa 4. Ard uesls>s hefsoy
ing the 'tsgosfine hs alaes a
gambling tsssse and burned tie cara.
phernaIla And arrested hss druggists
n II Noitison d :. CaaeY c Il
-.ane Il Constable and one - tie
pppuetors = the Chs.sea sifag eom
pans AMI t3o so.ntisis ~ HaYri-
sau aud Chzs los TIE ase daag.
glsfs gave ban1 % appear bsfate Com.
p lssionsg Farnf here this morning.
Fank West = & yaang a.. a. from
4suaifee sad has made one o. fss
most Efficient Al fearless asoers an
FuNffocts star He has bccous
tl.e terror oftls importers - .4ad
lI n tits part e. TIE terftaf
81 eaeh d The df4s stores saaH
44aatt4 az a.c9ttl sas found sat h.
is aid tlat 20 uoss q then sas nore
than tso gallons fo4ad auiths san.
ttf ahason has asfei IS neesp.ssfy
o. s DRUGSTORE ~ lug pgescapi. Hs
ant t IS Thought t'lat ua trouble sll
IosaIt = tie irasgsIs aha sats a.
ftH
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20

taut A f-
nad8 raHPsf sHd Family arrived
yesterday HoH Ca u88 fhe bam5
ltti t There and aas brought back
ifrr faf HfUmnt TteeaUfe neIgl-
la.lao8's 1mathf IS altH tHa be-
nsted pa6us
Iasi Sunday nofguf Mr and Mrs
Uau laI an.espeuencs wItH a runs
aeaf hore tha they eu not soon
forget Ths horse ttsy were daaaK
iHans frightened and after unulnR
fe 8u. distance threw both osca
paHts 60 ths vehicle 0gt MIS- Hart
wss uH Mdh3 bau t ST. Hart
vas thrown against aud dragged aI0uk
Nlre fence aad received seKea. bad
csts Ti0 doctor SHE ir@ssd His
eeunds stated thai 81 Hart Aill eon
recover if u0 complications set in
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20
PROSECUTE SLAYER
MAN SHOT BY HoLDEEviLLE
MARSHAL AND DIES
WILL PROVIDES FOR REVENGE
aurgo MsGifi, Fuli Blosd Greek
Moftally Wounded While
Intoxicated

nold~nsllle. auns ls~ A fullblooa
Greek Indian named HgfFo MeGit.
VITO while intoxicated aud resisting
arrest was stsos IN tts zbiomenby tie
citg martal of THIS place iied Mon
DAY ulgit-
1ne marshal las pean placed undeg
arrest aud will hare his preliminary
hearing befofe the Uuitei States
Commissioner a. Weeoka yesterday.
AcGlyt who was fairly well o1 rs
some influential relatives among wise
Is johnson Tiger a preacher and "a
unsuccessful candidate Tor tre easufss
81 Fugiles county a. tha recent Dcuso.
Gratis primary
Tie dead Indian has eft = Niil IN
Niici 4 euu s 81 aside fof tire pro.
secuts0n % hls slayer. distressing
developments are expcrsed 81 ffse triaI
- tie prosecution Las eahpossiasd
several ega WltuC>sss af tlSa tragedy
Niso wlll te1lfY that tl~slsoot fig was
anprgnotea II has been fearea thAg
tie lead iudiau friends world take
the az Into their oNu hauds
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20
BEST CONSTITUTION
Bryan Darss Roosevelt 70 Reisc,
the Oklahoma Constitution.

osiahoma CITY Juns ~ pecauns
tat II President Roosevelt reiseh
tire Constitution 2s agll iase ths "a
ttoual Rep hl'cau party th1lauds a
votes aud bring atsit Democrats
success William alfyan soanae /
the Asyuot q tse Democratic cAes
palsn Ia AS address here yesterday
4 lave read your csnstitutioncass
fully hs said and want 70 say
here thai Fou have tiss best consit4
ton u an1 state q s1le unlon. sud
bsttsr than tie constitution u she
Tinted HeAtaa
NJ Hrsan aid tls2t te feleeg es8e
Constitution Sould she's i2ck q n
tsllifsnes On the part y the nspsl,.
ileans AL soula mean TIE loss of
Thousands of votes f1r ts4s nSttosza
gepabllosa tleket ia kansaz. Illlnos
ohio Indiana and other states.
Let nepuullcaas dafs 70 keep tbs
state d tia luton 5ccasse u tie fs4r
that Oklahoma. i adaittsd, soeIi
aid Democratic votes u ttas elecforsl
college ard vs soeld ossanife Hss
ke.l republican eluhs al over tfe
state ~ Oh.o
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20
RULES GOVERNING OIL
AND GAS LEASES

ColllnsFille r june is Especial
me zee rules governing oll and
kas eases Ia the Indian Territory lasf
Issued - SeelstEF3 Garfield vii atls.
n both operators and aliostrss saye
: prominent ciI mao sho probably
o~us tie lAfsest natural gss p'odue
tiuh ln tHs famous Ii1gsiooter kas
district He stated that under the
nes rules there eoud ~ 81 equitable
rate mkte not NgIy q TIE producers
users All alIetiess hat agKy maHa
fActafefs sho had az eve en tie Eas
belt and pfedictel that sithlu rear
TIE Cherokee natlon would D. the
mecca f8g manufacturer uf ever
article Hads q TIE United states
IL aiil D. remembered that t8e cd
rules provided fof an apset price af
$1,000 pef aunlm iaf sseb esH fe.
saniicss % has much gas L produced
bat tle rev rule FfosIio To- didius
sesie according e. prediction
Il sanielitd UY 81 And sas men
ulaf 6sfss'd aili bunF producers AMI
alloltees together on faiF andelait
able basis aud dse'areti,slf allegiance
e. tie Secretary 10 tie fatufe
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20
Many prominsnt Democrats 10 Al.
tendance Bryan to Speak
80 Prohibition Plank.

QkahsAa Cug June rs Demo.
Gratis are here from ever sec.
ti0n " tie proposed state 20 arfeud
the Democrats state convention 20.
dsg composed q iea delegates. which
vii open - sao o'clock M ConKen
gian hAll with "a address by william
y Bryan
The convention elil ADOPT the
leading features u tie constitution
a. Is platform, and declare for su
fofcemsnt q al lass bat All not
adept . plank Ter prohibition. said
A prominent party leader tonight
! y Thompson, otpagls Valley Is
slated Tor Chairman 0f the state Jem-
ocf4tic central committee TIE new
conmigtec chosen AZ the primaries
consists of one menhef ffom each
county seyenfy.aye ia al IL viii
elect c4mualgn conmlttee " ten
nsmbefs tao from earh congress.
iona dlstuct, with TIE following per
souuel
John Dooln q Alva o D Halseii.
Oklahoma citF }ahn Williams 90 10.
tart J 3 Counox, Of Canadian,
Yegns o. l.astou harlow Roberts
of kiuglsher ~ " Hastings. of
rahiegaah J. @ Nswal 81 Nale T.
u CLARK of Tulsa R9lart Dunlap of
Nowklfk Candidates an The state
ticket w.ll ses,ct the chairman u THIS
committee
Lee Cruoe seuf to ihs state com.
mlftes tonight ard askea fof fe.
count " tise vote Ia several counties
shlch ruted ep h.E p.auitles f9f
Haskei
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20
.N0NINEESCERTIHED STATE CONVENTION
Primary Eisstinn Returns Now
Complete Except Prom Three
Counties

Oklahoma iig OKLA June i9-'ihe
Democratic state eenmitfes finished
eanfaaslne tho returns ate Iasf night
and ceFtined To nominees 10 tlle con.
reniian.
Tho estarns ffom tns ceanties q
Logan Cimarfon ADD Harper falling
q arrive vefs not iuclutsd ia tie
eennf.
TIE neminess are Tinted states
senators R0beft 4 Owen and I p.
core governor G y Haskell l,eaten.
Art governor. tseoure Bslamy secse
tarY q state william Cfoax auditor
W Y Trap attorney general Charles
Wet treasurer J s Msnefre sarer
inte0feut o, pablic instruction. + u.
Cameron on'state~xamiuefa ard Inspector,
Casrses A Taylor chief zine inspect
or Peter Henraty; labor commissioner
, : Murray commissioner - esAri.
ties and corrections Kate Eeruaffi
eozsu isslofNr ia shawEss r Nc
Ctnb. corporation commissioner 3.
n Love, ! J McAlestef aua A r.
Watson cleFk 81 supreme cogns " n.
& Campbell sapreme court Justices.
y . Turner First district nol~g,
Williams. second diNr0ct Y . Kaue
Third district W : ilsyes Fourth
district Jesse liaBn Fifih district
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-06-20
TO EVADE JIM CROW
HASKELL HOPES 10 KEEP IT
OUT OF PLATFORM.
OWEN MAY Be STATE CHAIRMAN
He and Others 10 No, Want candi.
dates Crippled BY Any Plank
That stirs up Animosity

Guthrie 0kla June u Delay Ii
turning Ia ire results m the primary
election Ia three western counties
he'd Up tine cansasslng os the returns
b tlie state Democrat CeDtfGl com.
mittee a. 0klahoma Cts yesterday.
IL wlll take the osiclal canvass % de.
tsEmine whethef BaFke oF McComb IS
the Democratic noaince for auditor.
J. McAlosteF and A r Watson, q
Shawnee, are certain f0g corporation
comulsslnuers. bst tho third place Is
IN doubt, v Callahan si Enid the
popalisi leaaer, having vnly a small
margin over JACK Loves 81 wood sArd
Preparations kaye been made foF =
biz convention to-day at which William
Jennings bryan wlll acslver the key.
nafc speeeh q L Frlt0u. d Okla.
hoHa cts, nominee f1f cofgfcss h
the second district viii lntroagcs
BfYan iof wllo9 rs stumped NeuTas
Ia ia a fsfmef campalgn VI ~
Mafray siIl b. Temporary chairman
cfthc convention And A II Hills a
Haskell supporter Is being pgt for.
uArd f8f permanent chairman TIE
Cfaoe mon ar taking u nobt Naf
az Lawtoa Tom ONan. 81 Maxkasee
aud ! = Thompson of Pauis Valley,
are tae ucn taik1dof lof state i,emo.
cratic chairman.
Tie rusolat Totes tumofrgw si3 -
ssasivc. a. Iiaeaels irleuis tns,st
that De b. uot crippled hg ans p.auss
Ia the platform that might wa ar
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