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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-17
MANY KILLED
AND INJURED
In Wreck of Electric Train
on New York Central
Sixteen Bodies
Found.
By associated Press

New York, Feb. ia six car train
on the New York Central railroad,
drawn by two motors, jumped the
track tonight at Z o'clock at a curve
near Woodlawn road, bringing death
or injury to probably sixty Of its hun
dred and fifty or more passengers.
The police reported at ten O'Clock that
they had recovered sixteen bodies
from the wreckage, that probably
other victims were In the ruins and
that of those removed to hospitals it
was believed that from dozen to
twenty-five may die.
Train number twenty-five left the
Grand Central Station at six-thirteen
with a matinee crowd and business
men. 1t consisted Of a combination
baggage and smoker and five coaches.
At sharp curve near Woodlawn road
both motors and the smoker passed
safely but the five coaches left the
rails, plunged on their sides and after
sliding, grinding and plunging in the
midst of a mass of railroad steel and
ties for hundred yards. collapsed in
a heap.
OF those instantly killed majority
were women, many of WHORE were
mangled beyond recognition. Passen-
gers say the train was running at the
rate of sixty miles per tour.
Ambulances and physicians from
Bronx borough and Manhattan hospit-
ais responded quickly, as did two fire
companies and the police reserves
from many stations.
Supt Brownson, of the Harlem d.
vision, stated at eleven o'clock that
the sars hatS beer-cfeared sway -and
no more bodies found.
The cause of the wreck has not
been officially determined. Two unof-
fetal opinions prevail. that the rails
spread or that the axle of the first
coach broke.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-17
OBLIGATIONS
FOR LEASE Of
PROPERTY
For Wharf Purposes Made
by E. E. Saunders and
w. ?. CrearY.

Applications for leasing the water
front property south OF the Gulf Ma
chine Works and extending from Pala-
fox street to a point in front of the
barge Office, were reaG at the meet
ing of the Board of Public Works yes
terday afternoon The propositions
were submitted by f. E. Saunders and
w. F. Creary. The property was
formerly in possession of Captain
Saunders who had constructed a wharf
there, but when the storm demolished
the structure the city made claim to
it, owing to the fact that it is shown
as a street.
The proposition of Captain Saun-
derS was to rebuild the wharf in a
substantial manner and pay an annual
rental to be agreed upon, the lease TO
extend for a period of five years with
privilege of renewal at end of that
time for a like period.
Mr.. Creary proposes to build sub
stantial wharf with either creosoted
or iron covered piling, and in first
class manner. to allow the city free
dCCtSS III ldIluiHS anu
freight, to keep the wharf In good re-
pair and condition, and give the city
the privilege of purchasing it at an
appraised valuation at the expiration
of five years. but if it does not de-
sire to do so the property at the END
of ten years shall be transferred to
the city without cost.
The Board of Works after consider
ing the propositions submitted the
matter to the council, it having no
authority 10 either reject or accept
the propositions.
To Clear Streets.
The board instructed the marshal
to order the streets cleared of all OBJ
structions. This was done on account
of parties placing material and other
distractions in the lower sections or
the city.
A permit was given to the Knights
of Labor to erect flag pole at the
corner of Cedar and Baylen streets
Much routine business was consider
ed before adjournment
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-17
RESISTED ARREST
AID WAS KILLED
sy Associated Press.

CoIqui Ga, Feb. 16.-After a
blOodles duel between John Ball.
white, id Dial Washington. a negro.
over trble occurring between them
earlier the day, Sheriff Phillips
was Civ a warrant 10 serve on Ball
and hisather. charging riot
WhePhillips attempted 10 arrest
John B; he drew gun. Immediate
" Sher Phillips shot Ball, who died
in a fe minutes. Ball at the time
was urer bail in the sum of ten
thousar dollars for killing two ne
groes.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-17
TRIlE TRAGEDY
At TACOA, ALA
BY Associated Press

Taco Ala, Feb 16--In a shooting
ARRAY night Gabriel Swan shot and
killed Jack Lemley and fatally
wound Ant Siegel. An unknown
railro;man tonight took up the fight
and s Swan in the back OF the
head, obably fatally.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-17
WARRANT ISSUED
FOR GEN. CABELl.
BY Associated Press.

New Orleans, Feb. 16.-General W.
L. Cabell, who will be arrested on a
warrant issued in Mobile some time
ago and re-issued here, was a briga-
der general in the Confederate army,
but for the past several years was
supposed to be the executive officer
of the Honduras lottery II is said
the warrant may be served on him at
his Texas home.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-17
BY Associates Press.

Tampa, Fla, Feb I6.-dissraced by
the return of a dishonored draft and
under arrest, George W. Morton and
his wife committed suicide in the
Tampa Bay Hotel last night, leaving
a note saying that neither was respon-
sible for the death of the other. II
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-17
Ey Essocisted Press.

New Britain. Conn, Feb. LIT has
been learned that missing Treasurer
Walker. of the NJ Britain Savings
Bank. was in New Yo-s on Sunday
last and had two hundred thousand
dollars in-cash, and that within few
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-17
INDICTMENT OF
FAVROT QUASHFD
BY Associated Press.

Baton Rouge, Feb. ia motion
to quash the indictment against Con-
gressman-Elect Favrot for the murder
of his friend, DR.. Aldrich, was sus-
tanned by tavrot's successor on the
bench, Judge Brunot.
Attorney General Guion and District
Attorney Wax gave notice of appeal
to the state supreme court and Judge
Brunot suspended the order quashing
the Indictment pending appeal.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-17
DefauIting Bank Treasurer is
En- Route for South America

weeks Walker raised three hundred
thousand dollars on securities of the
bank While stopping at the Cum
bertrand Hotel he shaved his beard
and waxed his mustache. He is now
believed to be on ship bound for
South America
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-17
BY Associated Press.

Washington, Feb. 16.-The adj =
, ministration plan for settling the =
, San Francisco Japanese school .
difficulty was approved in the =
, senate to-day by the adoption of =
the conference report on the i'm =
, migration bill, containing a pro-
D vision which authorizes the
, president TO exclude japanese Z
, laborers from the United States Z
B at his discretion Z
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-17
Disgraced by Return of Draft
Couple Suicide at Tampa Hotel

one survived, and that the act was
by mutual consent. They arrived sew
eral days ago. and deposited a draft
for one thousand dollars. which was
returned. after they obtained the ad-
vance of small amount Morton left
a request thar J. Barklie, of Newark,
y. J., be notified.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-17
LARGE INCREASE IN THE
RIVERS AND HARBORS BILL

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE rivers
and harbors appropriation bill which
was reported to the senate to-day, car
ries amendments increasing the ap-
proDriation for the Club and Plant.l-
ton creeks canal, in Georgia, to forty
thousand dollars, and of the Altamaha,
Oconee and Okmulgee rivers to nine
" thousand dollars.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-17

Important surveys are authorized
fer the St Johns river, Florida, be-
tween jacksonville and the ocean to
obtain a thirty foot channel; Savan-
NAH harboffor d thirty foot channel
to the sea and the same depth for a
c3-annel atBeaufort harbor, North
CaEtsina.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-17
BAILEY REPROVED
FOR DiSCOURTESY
Rv A,isociated Press

Austin, Texas, Feb. 16.-The Bailey
investigating eOmmittee, at the open
ing of to-day stsession. reproved Bailey
and his attorneys for discourteoUs
treatment of Representative Cooke,
prosecutor of the charges.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-17
Postmaster Named.

Washington. Feb. 16.-The presi-
dent today sent to the senate the
name OF ]. c. Morgan 10 be postmas-
ter at Florence, Florida.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-17
Senate Adopts Provision
Relative to Exclusion
of japanese La
bOrerS.
Large Increase in the Rivers
and Harbors APP
proprie ton.
E<~>~L

SURVEYS ORDERED WITH VIEW
TO SECURING THIRTY FOOT
CHANNEL AT JACKSONVILLE,
SAVANNAH AND BEAUFORT
TO INVESTIGATE FOREIGN La
EcR IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-17
Both Had Strong Delega-
ton of Friends at Tai
lahassee.
HIGH TRIBUTE TO
PENSACOLA MAN
Is a Lawyer of Ability and
VIII Undoubtedly Make
a Good Judge.

RUMcR CURRENT EARLY IN
WEEK THAT w. J. BRYAN, OF
JACKSONVILLE, WOULD BE APP
POINTED - WHO WILL BE
. woLFE's SUCCESSOR AS PRI-
WAITE SECRETARY TO COVER
NOR?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-17

Icsotinued on Page Five.)
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-08-08
Statehood For Oklahoma.

Ths noufrasf1n 81 a foil state si-tss
Eea3s1 b Frank Fr1ntr tor -sreruer-
n sac T1lsa Rrrahi5car ua-vszfia.
s-,i ., - sa-e rf-e 5e-1u--ssuE she
r-u-.,sst e,szssisutou. va a. uzusal
p-,-saeirr. 90 say ths l-ass d sse
ceaesastaa Eas really agsu-ed 10 ihs
ns-v.51- - st4 o.u.t51u-Eou- 7i o1zhf
o, sEvv seer sts no--i-rsve- ia state
farEss u--5s Be- 7.1srrfas ta-t1- d.
saa -1stfl-t-.u rs sac csussir-s51z
Ts~ -o---ees as iss E-7 ssl5-a- PARRY
err ss-l-T "a tas E-o-1- e. ross f1-
rt-u ard a. tts sa-ze t5-e vose Eouu
tse Froroasa r-ssssustoo. Ehs-t
e-sa-ss tse a'ze-~ zs5ca i-4y have a.s1
n-- -ttsS -o fu
Ws - 5svs rtas ss.tses 81 ti- great
~7-1-usss shoolS aars eut5ileE uaga-
E,-nsa-.t Ia5an Tsrrito-y % ru5 STATE.
sud to1r Votes Tu TIE Tested STATE
SENATE hat nou 30 i9,1s. IKE The sss-s
- ste Esrssr- ssat-s 30 make ous state
- fsas -.o@s rl-u,1oes5ve AreG k1s s-1r-
c-s,ses The- t1s b.z,su god deal
.aad fis1-i President Roosevelt turning
cown sgzteaood g-.5s9 The Cfuihr5e con
ss5satssr t1r II tE1t Instrument {. in
dars=,s b shs r@cpls Oklahoua uil.
more sts- likely D admitted ia tie
Ehzrsssi pessihse ti-ss. b-czuse the de-
feat q sist=hocd nov wiu mean tuc
ssssss later
Thsrs are = good many adv4utaEes il
arEs stste. a. in large couuries. and
w=iis double statehood, ~s beHs4s
you'd hare teen besser. the one large
Oklahoma all oe alright 1, aow look
Ike the ss-lzin election of Frznl
Pants a. 6rst governor and the DEN
oerzts eAn sell ssori 10 let him hav.
to- eiEse Il sh4, EiIl assis, thera in get
tag statehood. because under the AZ
Portionueu' they will ct everthin.
szo@P' s~o congressman -Wiehits
Esgls
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-08-08
Pawnee ILL and Buffalo Bill

@BuEEia RiIlrs Wibd We<t sh0E OPEN
ID a four 6ays' euzAEeuens yesterday
sfserroun at Lnoulis ard HsrrissoE
streess CrvEt> fully a. large a.
ih,us.e greeting the sboH on The >'y1ih
>55e Esst w-ek shrvurd the hiE IN
closure
--Pzzue@ RlI- tbe ur3y white enief
q she Ind ans came ID yesterday from
wiseonsfu tn s=e kis old friend BUf
fab B5lI- and sess hTs AID in s.ssblish-
fuza bu1aLo farm in oklshom2 A
Col0uel Cody took conspicuous part
in de7ogulAiinz The P-z-isz of the
Ert4s beast. he offered little e c ur&Ee-
-lent 10 ghe h5cz
-'PaEu~e Bit who i Major Gurieu
" Little a PsWBee- Okla. tod COB0nl
Cody O. {. movement to razke him first
EeVornor o. the nex state Cosooei
Cody sad h= woud tsis the stump and
help his friend II n Eoi nominated.
20 lzrEe Vas the ztteui4uee that 4 =
80 extra seats we're PLACED IN the tent.
and todsy An extra spread q eznVE.
XII D. plsr=d on each s5ds Of Ihs arena
20 shelsere the people that are eEYe'-t-
ID
Major General Jesse VI Lee. who re-
1 sensly retained from ths PhillipP1Ds:
Esnt yesterday 10 =ee his old friend
Colonel Cody He also renewed n:
z5su&infEuoe With = number q Ii.
/ Indians in BaHslo BilFs camp
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-08-08

ex-rse-s az al Asroe1tss q the drag
sysssua. for skey hEvs cAily proof q it,
esscieueY 9. maintaining s-norh SUP
fRes ard racd 6rzir4Ee on county
ru@6s Is as ben sad thES II lhe
drHE cnzs So sud uas PAINTED rsd 10
soost haVe aEPrvvsd u,gch tester q
6rss fcr Is ser1@u atsu-iiy simple
Bus its r1rrits are mow kzuWn ard The
AeEisl4tivsly rs-oSuir=d- Read dag
sinz wiEi Pruesed herezfssr ultt the
systematic supVor1 of szIpayer>. and
fSs aads7>e--zt tseu5E-iEl results car.
~ - doubted
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-08-08
he Made Good.

TEs nom in-4t5ou % Governor Frzn;I
ot ukl1hozz 60 bad the Eepuul5tsu
iiek=s fsr the Erst election Cf the uew
state oEurlsluE ukLzll1ula ard Ind izr
terrIiory vas az expected result q the
Eals2 c01vens5c- The appoinfneuf
1t NJ Frani1 ~ ths president vas e
surprise. even 10 yisN % Mr. R0ose-
ge41s pr-dii-cti0u Tor members % his
1and % Rough Ridsrs.r ard ID wzs
criticized In some quarters But
ygUng F;zurz made good he hss aim
vi AIEh AMI be LIS been eogragOts anC
aggressive and yet dizgineiiye.y agree
able he is n2geEIc chap a Eoso
.ell0E" without findiug il necessary to
make himself common and be- hz:
~0n the hearts and eonScence of th-
republicans oi the stass ih4i D. to L.
k2nsa. City star
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-08-08
Children at SIS. 600 Apiece

Race suicide is cismisaI faet that
He must face, said John Graham Booker
i-zg Boston economist addressing rhe
NeW YORK ChAuia1egz assembly Non
DAG 'IEs Increased expense OF bring
ing up children in cities Is la-Eel ~
sF0us1ol= have estimated carefully
that zm1ug th- middle classes IN our
cities each ehid NiIl cost It's parents
as 1r from 5irth until he reaches e.
gnomic ipeudence
We Americans. like an other nztigns
lAiuk Ee are disilurliy So. and consider
All other Hzt5ols inferior. zdded the
1uthof ~ social Unrest And the
AaseFleAn Pesple have I1st a. much 10
learn, zui perhaps more. fr01a ghe Chi
lese aud japanese and from ths negro
r1ee A. iron Ul4ny olhers
A most sidster aspect % m1deru lie
- the un1subies f1cs thzt su5e5ds : re-
lz5iveiy igzSrr4sluE. and win j. iraszn5rE
Ozez ~ so1le ali-uasIs kzs sHt.res.-
81 =, t9r one ezzss o. insanity or ous
sgieide there Err ten oiher slunoe, q
1sgen-rztiou iu Gus ssrieiy.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-08-08
The Road Drag .

A simple con ntrIFence. 20 simple that
ii can sesrs-ly D. called an invention
D liseiy 70 csuss vsss Improvement
iH the dirt r0zis iu lhe United states.
ard uIne-tenths Of ali the public hish-
sAys q tks ooGntry arr - thzs class.
Roae drzss arr Ensds q EEe valves u
= spiit ios, q plzAEs placed on ssdzs 3
ieeE 2qsrl. vim eruss piecss. or q
Elanks nailed iogArhers EiIh a lap 5oint.
he lsHgsh = so1us eight feet. and ras
drag 81 hzuA4d along 5As road AZ Al an
gle q s5 dszHes This inplirneus. -
PnniliVe in form t1t - remarkable IN
proved resoits- : HFpsied Sheu TIE
rad i mU1dybg = team driven Al q
Ezlk along oae sids of road. return
ing On ahe oppisiis SIDE A dry rad i
never dragged. bat the Eork may 70 on
~ summer whel rain - falling, % a.
soon a. u ceases In.EinEsr Ehe dag
should b. xpPlisd iu.l hzfoye fres1e.
Thr drag lesls hzEr be-n ~ sDocess
fal in lhe pass feE. gears 9hxt b.ssh the
NissoBri and Illinois i@zisisSureS,1t The
re1ent session provided Tor Ihe EOrk
~iih state e0nF@EssIi1H, giving pre-
f~rs nc- sn fts Eerfoyrn4nee a. Ihe oe-
euEsuts o. the iz1d BurzI Gelirsrg
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-08-08

The GuymOu Democrat, speaking of
he crop OuIipok IN that section Oi
Beaver county. which viii he Texas
souBiy, ssys that they were blessed
sith abUuosnt rains the past seek
n Frsdsy -hne rains fell oug on th. flats
saturday afternoon the rain Just tined
Itself and we gOi a soaker The.7
rain, which covered the whole county
come Just a. the right time % insure
good crops shis fail Corn looks fine
and = ~ goua a. made Even cotton
EBieh sas SUPPOSED to have beeu frO1-
n 0u1 la.l spring : turning UuI Well
10 some places We prophecy that =
Ehole iul 0f quarter sections wili
change hands IN Tins country st good
lgurez A hundred and sixty acres Of
Texas county Land l. mighty good
taiug 10 have
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-08-08

Amidst the .wirl Of dust a large red
sCsomobiie dre~ Up in front u d.
Drug store sundsy evening a weel
ago The tonassu contained II. A
Ensign. the President q the raiIrsd
that Is being built from Raroa. \. n
through thls place The huDtred. o.
Ehs1t sIsrks and abundance q Erou-
iug crops made god b5d sg.r fhe con-
sidsration q railr1sd prOmoiers- Tie
inleHtaon is 90 push th= zork from the
Wesi ss rsps1iy a. possibls and thers 4.
70 longsr eu=stioa that TIE rad Eill
b built doee the fat. or divide from
Hooker As this Erting tHs surTeyors
are f-w miles E=sl o toEn eoufng
this say Ir i uDdestood sksy are
gnskIuE estimates on trsssls Eork The
east q Beaver e0gnty Sill sn5gy az IN
creased degree u prosperity Ehen ths
railroad facilities are secured -sar51
= ~ SeEs
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-08-08

Ho~ the delnOeratslof Oklahoma can
stand for 7 p Gore the sympathy
cshs6sdate'' from L4Wton, i more than
He can comprehend, Have they for
Epi his Texas esmpaign and the stand
'e took a. that time against the demo
crsi party No one ever doubted the
sincerity honesty and loyalty Of Ro,
hofmsn's democracy. and from cur
s'de 81 the fence, We do not under
stand hcW blind ora,ory ard a
'brown eyed girl ever defeated tha,
brsilisn, Yo1ng ssztes-uaB.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-08-08

Class hatred > one q the most dan
ze00as and u0-American fallscies stat
c1nfrunt she nsiion. and tir Boise
trial brofght IL 80 ths 'front.' - an o.
farming degree The decision in ths
haywood case ought to brsag ths
rhukinE ones of that element to their
s@nses But will itb
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-08-08

John " Riddle Is the only bachelor
among the American ambassadors He
is popular al the cars court .ild
sFesss Russian HueutIy. being ore oi
Ihe few ~ the dIPlonzties service wbo
have mastered the language The
Turkish language he tasty learned
when he Vas secretary Of the Legation
az COustausinoPEe
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-08-08

Threatened drought no longer Ellis
sac Oklahoma farmer Wi1h fear znc
1esponaencny a. in the early day -
many prosperous yeArs have made i,
possible for him to slack the farm uiIh
-lorses, cattle, hess- sheep, mules and
iJwls, and have had sime plant and de-
seiOl-d good orchard. grUw a berry
gaich, get q pad tield II alfalfa. buiS1
a comfortable house and tarn. and thu.
ave on hand enough material from
lich be may get returns Il one crop
-1Ouid fail such farmers dsversify
.seir crops, making IA certain that they
aill have feed 10 the least. The si4f5l-
) Of the citizenship - This country
sad it, institutions rests IN the haHds
& just such der. = ho viii b
ouHd gong not far astrsy after uild
jed aensEzg gues and thcOrisis
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-08-08

II a eandidste Tor corporation com
nis-iuu@r can L. gold-brick-d 10 the
.uns ~ sloup shat j. be liable 90 do
5or 'he people vten dealing wi'h cor
sorstious
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-08-08
For ounty Treasurer

] hereby announce myself a. ezndi
date i0r COunty Treasurer Of Be4Vei
e,unry. subject 70 the action Of iks
Republican party
dee Gas H TELKE
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-08-08

The eouEeuiign loved FrzulE D.
ezus~ FranlE loved sislehoss 700
kp0E
The OkizbO1nz Poet may noE zen
70 tie heSd of the eizss. Its STATE
fickei iE no-ninzfs1-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-08-08

We are authorized 90 xnnOuDes
WkIzER c. FsAxKz. asa candidate 70
Register q Deeds. s1biact 10 the action
a. rhs republican eoAnfy ecnysrriod
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-08-08

Ladies desiring fashionable dr~ss-
making. call on Mrs Irene GOheen
White House
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-08-08

SIX zzEo1s = returning hsrveslers
s3ssed turough town shls morning
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-08-08
For Representative

We are authorized - announce A
{ MmErFT a. esudidste for nomius-
tiOn 70 the o+5cs 0f Representative
from Beaver County. subject 70 tn
gil' o. the Republican party
I hereby Announce ny self asa ear
didsts for Representative of Beaver
County subject 10 the sction q the Re-
publican party
B. 6. BryGEaN, Mzrengo. OKLA.
hereby announces thar will be =
e.nii6zts for Representative 81 Beaver
County subjs, 80 the wishes q tn
Rspublies8 party
JoHx MuLEE. Falkey. Okla
] hereby announce my ezndidzey for
uOninEton for the oases OF Suuerin-
tsn6ent of Public Instrnction Of Bezv-
sr county subject 20 the Eill cf ths
Republican party
CHaEIEs T. LaUGRTON, PrOuto. Oklz
! hereby announce myself a. can
didsfe sor sheriff q Beaver county
suhiaci 30 the xiii of the Republican
primaries WN- A BEEKEY.
HOLLAND. Okla
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-08-08
For District Clerk

! hereby announce myself a. = can
djdste for nomination for the Office Of
District Clerk. sui ieci 10 the approval
Of the Republican nominating primzr-
ies- WN- 7. QCENS. Beaver. Okla
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-25
B. R. KELSEY SUED
As Administrator of Estate of
 Late Howard ScOVill.

Benjamin K. Kelsey has been sued by George B. Scoyill beneficiary under the will of the late Edward Scovill, on whose estate Mir kelsey is administrator. The plaintiff claims that some fourteen shares oi stock .n thc Sco,ill Manufacturers compsny has not been properly distributed. that the stock is worth at $2.OO0 aud that the administrator has refused to distribute it.
 When Mir Kelsey filed his first re- port of his administration of the es- tate year ago hc was paid for his service and it was then understood that he should not be paid anything more. Recently at hearing on a supplementary report. it Mas stated that Mir Kelsey would refuse to do any further work on the estate un- til he was paid for what he had done.
 Mir Kelsey's attitude is that he is at sea until conflicting claims of the heirs are adjusted by the court. He is readyto to do his work but the way is clogged by the cross purposes of those who are interested in the es- tate. The amount of damages claim ed IS $2,0O0.