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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
TO EXTEND LEASES
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tablish valuation tor renewal of
lease This work OF re-anpraisement
was apparently done with great haste
and without careful consideration
3nd the present reports show diffcr.
enoe that the board cannot apnroye
without more Information.
FOR example: IN the same county.
ana IN the same general locality we
illd tnas some appraisers invariably
adopted the same valuation OF three
Years before, or reduced those vana
tions as much as twenty Ave per cent.
whereas other appraisers Invariably
increased the appraisement OF three
years before by one hundred per cent
OF more and In SOME instances. par.
ticdlally IN Greer aud Caddo counties
increase runs TO two hundred per
cent
Inc board was also impressed with
many local statements, indicatina tbot
there were reasons inhuencinp ap.
iIalsements, in many cases which
shouid not nave entered into consid.
efation; but even these Wide differ
ehces on the face of the returns lm.
press the board that Justice cannct
be done to the lessee nor 10 the state
by approving the appraisement
The board also recognizes thsit tbo
crop season is at hand and thar tbe
lessees should be assured of the cor.
unuance of their leases thr1iabout
the season, and that il is not possibie
FOR the board TO obtain the inforn,n.
tlon necessary TO settle the question
of values on such "a large nunhe, ~
tracts OF land in n manner fair and
just to the Icssees on the ono bgng
and the state on the other.
We therefore Respectfully recon-.
mend:
I That an act be passed extending
the expired leases until January
i9ov, without further act of the board
III an cases, where the lessee desires
cAlenslon, and that such extension be
dt tpe uniform advance or rental Of %
per cent. above the annual rental OF
ne iast appraisemcnt; Provided. that
any individual lessee, feeling aggriov-
od az inns rate, may by application To
re commissioners of the land office
present his objections and said com
hihslouers of the land Office be em
powered to adjust the rental In such
! "9'9' hall commissioners may deem
fair amt just
That the leesees preference
right to renew his lease hereafter
shall not be Ia any way preifnlicod
by this ex'ensian provided Tor in such
net nor shall the lessee lose any otbcto
rights or privileges heretofore guaran.
teed him by law.
That toe commissioners of tho
lahd ONCE be Immediately authorized
U cause complete geographical and
statistical report 70 b6 made by com.
Ilea on all tho public lands IN Inc
state 50 as 10 provide map or rec.
Dra showing conditions and values Of
9aoh ana every separate tract Of land
-his being, in our judgment eseenti.i
10 continued leasing. or sale Of sfcb
lands. Delay win be embarrassing 10
NE lesseea and expensive 10 mo
state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
TODAY IN THE
DEPARTMENTS.
NotarY commlaalonn

Notary Commissions.
Notary commissions weee isspea
from the Office OF secretary OF state
today as follows:
county
T. C. Parker Of blanchard. for
Mclean ounty
J Van zarit Of Norman. for cleye-
land Ounty
x l.. Jears. Of stuart for Hughes
county
" r Greayers OF Enid fcr Car
iicld county
W Il Clement OF Capital Hil. for
Oklahoma county
g. G smith Of Altus, for Jaskson
county
William Eders OF Texas for Hook.
ef county
John status Of oakaood, for Dewey
county
= II Gafford Of Sulphur. Tor Mur.
ray county
A. A smith Of cheootah, for Nc.
lntesn county
n NJ stuart cf Atoka for Atoka
rounty
A G. Cochran Of Mpskogee. for
fcr Muskoeee
) q Edminsiers of Piaanlont for
CanGiian county.
y G Holler, Of Ehora for Jack
s0r county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
WISE CLERK
quite sandwiches and coffee for Lunch

Quite Sandwiches and Coffee for Lunch
The noOn-day lunch for the Depart
ment clerks at Washington is often a
most serious Question
For fifteen years writes one Of
these clerks II have been working ia
one of the Govt Departments About
two years ago found myself every
afternoon with a tired feeling IN my
head. trying 20 set the days work on
my desk
n had heard OF Gape,Nuts as a
food for brain and nerve centres. So
I began TO eat Il instead of my usual
heavy breakfast then for my lunch in-
stead Of sandwiches and coffee.
IN a very short time the tired
feeling IN the head loft me. and ever
since then the afternoons work has
been done With as much ease and
pleasure as the mornings work
"Grape-Nuts for two meals day
has worked in my case Just as adyer.
Used, by producing that reserve force
and supply of energy that does not
Dermit one % tire So easily essen.
tlal 20 the successful proaecntiOn Of
ones life work There's a ReaaOn."
Name given by Postum Co.. Battle
. Greek Nich Read the Road ID
Welville," 10 pkgs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
COMMISSION WILL
RULE ON TRAINS

The CORPORATION commission, today
promulgated an order requiring the
Santa Zee to appear before the commits.
sion on February 2Oth to show why
thcy could not maintain the sia trains
which they cut off under Yesterday 5
schedule
lhe commission has received numer-
Gus protests against the Sant9 lfo
cutting of the trains from residents
of all sections of the state aad the
state oaifials and legislative mem
bers also made vigorous kicks against
the came today
Assistant Attorney Gcuersl Hen
shaw today said OF trains No. 5 and
l6 from Newton 20 Purceil These
trains brought them more revenue
than amy of their through trains IN
oklahoma. OF course the commission
can not make the road tp run only
from state line To state line and in
case the road WAS forced TO run thi8
train from Chilloeo 20 Purcell. thoy
would rather run from Newton in.
stead
TIE Eastern oklahoma should have
at last one through PASSENGER train
a day said Commissioner Watson
this morning 'Ae 10 The Santa Pc
trains Nos 10 aud 20. the commission
iwll not REQUIRE them renalated and
do not think shey pay expenses them
selves"
The recent report made by the com
mission shows that on the Denver.
Enid and Gulf branch an increase of
, per cent ls shown on their local re.
ceipt IN December under the two cent
fare ns over 3 cent fares In the same
month m 1909
he main line trains are paying at
the same ratio. said Commissioner
Love and we viii make them show
good cause why they should not con-
tinua these trains or else we VIII
foider suns assumed on sam1"
The commission today conducted
the hearing on the proposed ORDER of
the commission requiring an roads 90
submit plans and specifications 0f
buildings 10 be- erected by them in Ok
lahoma 70 them Tor approval before
The same could De erected
The Frisco Santa Fe and Missouri
Pacific were the only roads which
were represented at tho hearing nad
only the Missouri paeile was asked
90 be exempt TOm Zoe same
The Santa Fe and Frisco asked lor
a slight change 10 be uadr iu the
woriipg 0l Tie order 10 which the coin
mission agreed The final order Wiz
b. issued ON The same by the commits,
sion tomorrow ordering n iHto ef
feet
Santa Pc Trainmas.er ~ n Fiddler
OF the Oklahoma division OF the Santa
Re is here today from Oklahoma CITY
and service was secured upon him amt
}. r. Coitingham general solicitor tor
the road of the comims siOner's order
relative 10 re-establishing the train
service on the trains Naich they cut
on under yesterdays schedule
This order means much 70 the citi.
1ens Of Guthrie and The merchants as
the Eastern Oklahoma raios which
was cut on under yesterdays scnodn-
le viii mean the loss of hundreds of
dollars % Guthrie merchants every
day as they arc unable ~ come 40
The capital city on The morning train
and spend the day shoppluf rctufn
ing on the evening train
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
ATLAST,ATLAST
CONSPIRACY Exposed
AT LEGISLATIVE HALL
TUESDAY NIGHT
February II. at 8 O'Clock
For Men Only Ad-
mission Free

The other side Of the Dr Gulloy case
IN the limelight A petition signed b,
thousands Of our best citizens ASK.
ing that Justice be meted ont to one
of their esteemed citizens
This expose viii make Justice weor
and cause tho bird OF freedom Ia
scream out for mercy aud drag its
tail lthe tlas) in the dust
A number OF speakers who know
tho truth viii be there; time divided
with the opposition
There viii be an exciting time IN
the hall that night
After the expose an explanation of
the system of health taught md prac.
tlced oy Or Gulley viii be explained
on illustrated charts. showing tbp
motive of this persecution. Chiro.
practice and other physicians arc re-
quested 20 be there.
The truth win make YOU rrse
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H'z9HaH@MsnsHsnsHsMsKaHsn,
= PERTAINING TO =
! THOSE ON SICK LIST Z
WsM1nrHrHs.msMsHs.w9ns-msl'..

Mrs Otto Bekemcyer is sick az her
home ON East Cleveland avenue.
Mayor G. NJ Barnes is on The sick
list again.
Mrs J. G. strang, who has been IN
with dypthcria. is convaleosing.
Miss Emma Wrinkle the Young lady
who's arm was SO badly mangled in
the laundry accident last week. Is
convalecsing The physicians now as.
scrt that her arm can be saved.
Chas Pound. manager of the Guth
rie Laundry Is able 20 he about after
a weeks illness
One reads many ads claiming won
derlul results Some we believe. 9th.
ers We don't We arc not trying to de.
ccivc you by fancy ads. simply ASK you
TO Try Io,dsters Rocky Mountain
Tea # II fails get your money back.
35c. Tea or Tablets, G. Il. hcnfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
CITIZENS TAKE
THE NEGRO AWAY

BrOokhavon Miss. Feb. 10. -Eli
Pigot "a negro who crsminaly as
sculted Miss Wells in this county a
few weeks ago was taken from the
custody of Ja ksonville military
company and a posse Of deputies and
hangaA early todsy The MILITARY
company was alleged 10 have been
overpowered by the mob on two thou
sand citizens a number of shots
were fired and two members of the
mob wero wounded
Brookhaven is situated in manu-
featuring center ana It's citizens
we're delermined. the offender should
pay IN usual forfeit dr that crime.
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WednosdaY.

The Ladies' Social circle of the
Presbyterian church meets In after
noon with Mrs. ! w. Wheeler at her
home, 1921 West Noble avenue.
Merry Sixteen club meets with Mise
Dcssa ManchctC
Ladies OF the Christy Guild will
give a victrola musicale at the home
.oi Mrs c c. Kneisley. ll3 North
Broad street
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10

Governor Haskell. today. honored
q requlsitien from the governor Of
Missouri fcr the return 10 that state
Of fueatiye from Justice. This
makes the seventh reqmsition that
nas been hoDorsd in The past two days
glpiima aosent utrf Ayng hp
HAT class ~ citlzenship said Cover
nor isskell today We've cot troub.
les Of our Own.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10

Mrs w II Herod TO entertain the
Thursday afternoon l1uchre club.
special call meeting OF the Etude
club at the home Of Mrs J. p. Kelly,
Il0 East Cleveland avenue.
Acorn club meets.
Bin Cross, secretary OF state en-
tertains the members OF Chapter
Cross, Daughters OF Confederacy in
the evening at Hotel lone parlors.
Mrs George Stockdale entertains
the EX elsior club IN the afternoon at
her home Cos Mansur avenue.
The Eastern Star Grand lodge OF
Oklahoma give a concert at the
Temple in the evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10

=. F Means OF Pawnea is in tho
Won. Dicli 7 Morgan, of Woodward
- hefc visiting friends He Is one OF
the leading republicans in his section
OF thc country.
r p. Everts. of Wcatbelford. is
here atiendAg the Masonic school Of
instruction. ~
Grand Master Earl Beobe of tho
oldahoma Masonic Grand Lodge Is
here from sl Reno attending Tile Ma
eonic scllo2l of instruction
j. IVA TYLER and 4, fidBride Of Wa
tunga Gro bore attcndme the Masonic
twud lDdge meeiing which opens
toniornw Mr. Mcbride was a mem
ner 81 the Inst legislature
Ea 8. speare. OF Durant is in the
nr - e duncan. OF Enid, is in
the city
~ Wihlanla' OF ifohMt, Is ia the
Z A. speed Of Lawton Is IA the
John nrolin spent sunday in Ok
hcma CITY
Johnny Williams is up from Kiowa
ceqaty
~ a. paets, Of Nashville, is in the
+ ~ AbN9ashy is here from Lang
tsto
ssn,sss " w = w99v~sra Is hgs Ign
=. Williams Of snyder is here
Tlnding the Masonic school Of in
slolf fOa
DV
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
STATE EXAMINATIONS
Superintendent Sets Satur-
day, February %,
as the Date

The state superitendants Office is
daily in receipt OF letters from the
various teachers over the state. rela-
tive TO the time and place OF the
next examination to be held by the
state board OF examiners. for institute
certificates for conductors and iustruc.
tors of the various county n0rmals to
be held during the summer months.
The date is Saturday. February 29th
this being a leap year. aud examina.
ticns viii be held at the following
places. Bartlesville Guthrie, Oklaho-
ma City, Sulphur, Muskogee and Cor
dell
AT the last examination held at rul-
sa In December. certificates were
granted to 62 conductors aud 100 in
structCrs.
A tissue builder flesh producer.
brings health and happiness into the
system. That's what HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea has done for
millions. Twill do the same for you.
Boo Tea or Tablets CIR. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
FOLEYSHONEYAr6TAR

Alexander Johnson. national secre-
tary cf the charities and corre5 ton
congress, which is one of the largest
organizations IN the nation. arrives
IN the city this evening from lndian-
apolis, Indiana TO confer With Miss
bernard state commissioner or char
tiles and correction. IN regard TO car
ing Tor the feeble minded in the state.
Mr. johnson is one OF the worlds best
. thOritits un this subject having
made % q lille study Ne will confer
with the charities and hospital COM
mittees Of the legislature on this
subject Swing them The latest up.to-
date methods nov being used In car-
ing rr the ioable minded OF our
Nation, and 70 polut out the mistakes
d her SITS q sqfDtng eertPin
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y ? Hartman is mere from Selling
oklahoma
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! FRESH TOPICS z
= OF THE TOWN Z
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Crowds At The Gem
The Gem theatre IS doing more
business than over before The up
to-date films that they are receiving
afe af the very latest date. as late as
January ] The one they had last
might. and viii have on tonight was
taken sometime in Novemher Untitled
"Classmaster" This attraction aiv@,
the life of two college boys. The foot.
ball game in this picture was taken
at the Cambridge game tn November.
| This picture shows President Roose.
welt aud several other prominent uen
of the United States The confeGfa
dance held after the game Is q novelty
I Feature that Is amusing This produc.
tion Is ono worth while to see.
The fire department was called out
10 the 800 block last evening on a
false alarm Some mischieVious i,ds
put some dynamite caps on the street
car track and "A person looking out of
the window saw the blaze through the
glass ON the opposite side OF the
street thought there was a hre and
turned in the alarm
The federal grand jury made it's
final report to the United States dis
trict court late Saturday evening. re-
turning 20 true bills. and were dis
charged for the term by Judge Cotter-
al They also reported no true bills
against Geo ~ fucker. y. G. Fer.
quest John Kissingcr Lou Rathhone.
Frank Rolo William Daniels The
jury reported 90 indictments In all
Reynolds Case Goes TO Jury.
In the district court. today the at
torneys are making their closing arr
gumcnts to the jury in the case of
the Territory VS. Philip REYNOLDS.
who is charged with shooting Toe Mil
Ter. his neighbor, on July OF last year
The trouble grew out OF a long stand
ing family feud Scores OF neighhors
in the vicinity of Marshall. where the
defendant lives. are here watching the
outcome OF the trial Judge Pro Tenn
G. 6. Horner Is presiding in The case
Judge Houstoa Is disqualified
At the meeting Of Joint senatorial
direct election commission held Satur.
day evening, ia Governor HaskelIs
Office. the secretary OF the board was
instructed TO write an the governors
of the union and ask them 60 appoint
delegates TO an Interstate convention,
az Washington D. G. on March 9th
The object OF the meeting VIII be 70
memorialize congress 70 propose an
amendment to the United States con-
sttution providing for direct election
OF United States senators
Same Old Story.
Watt Hamlet today. filed suit
with the clerk of the district court
for divorce from Hattie B. hamlett,
alleging abandonment and GROSS neg.
lect of duty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10

Domestic Science club with Mrs.
Matchett chatting fish.
lsitdatainmeTt at Baptist church
for members Of the legislature and
state officers.
Guthrie Whist club, with Mrs. }. j.
Hildreth.
Recital by pupils Of Miss jamie
Hagar at her studio.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10

Hon w n. Murray, speaker OF the
hous visited Shawnee yesterday. he
was accompanied By Mayor Conners
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
ruesdax.

The Shakespeare club meets in the
afternoon In their club rooms at the
Carnegie library.
West Side w. G. r. T. meets in
afternoon with Mrs. b. Lee at 1921
West Noble avenue
Tho reoption TO Mrs john Thread
gill Of Oklahoma City. by the city
Federation Of Womens clubs at the
Carnegie library.
Pastime EHChre club t9eets.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
asETHsns-ESN9ESETwSEaMsRsl
q PERSONAL
) AND
! LOCAL
NIeEi'al'N.sMi'N ~ l9fBl,N.l'II

A. G. DUNCAN, OF kildare Is here
attending the Masonic school OF in
etIuction.
J a. Kennedy OF Keoluk Fails is
Va the city attending the Masonic
school of instruction
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PROSPECTUS.
MondaY

MONDAY.
The Cambridge club meets at the
Carnegie library IN the afternoon.
Revcler's club meets in evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10
Same Old story.

Same Old stony
Watt Hamlctt today filed suit
with the clerk of the district court
for "a divorce from Hattie 3. fiamlett
alleging abandonment and GROSS neg
lect OF duty
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Saturday.

Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Radcliffe entertains the
Smart Set in the afternoon at her
hcma 723 East Cleveland eyenue.
The young people OF the Presby-
terian church give a calendar social
az the home Of MIR. and Mrs. VIM.
Mccoy 6O4 East Washington avenue.
IN the evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10

p. r Means OF Pawnea. is in tho
city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-10

- Williams Of Snyder is here
Tl nding the Masonic school Of in
slolT flOa
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The y A. A. yhlmhle club viii meet
Tuesday. a. 2.30 O'Clock D. m with
Mrs A. o Gates. 70i South First
street
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Mrs. Otto Bokemcyer is sick az her
home ON East Cleveland avenue
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The young people OF the First
Presbyterian church will give a cal
ndar social at the home of Mr. and
Mrs w NJ Mccoy, Goa East Wash
irgton avenue, on Tuesday evening.
February 18th. Everybody is cor
daily invited
Mrs NJ = Trapp left Saturday for
Kingsley Kansas. IN response 10 a
telegram announcing the death of a
relative.
Miss Eulalie Hagan who has been
visiting in Kansas City and St
Louis tfr several Eonths returned
home SATURDAY
Miss Anna Boaley has returned TO
Kansas City after two weeks visit
~ the city with friends ana RIA.
tIves
Rev r D. Cameron and family
VIII move into the BAPTIST PARSONAGE
at 2ll East Noble avenue this week.
Mr. aud Mrs Frank Coiingham of
Red Rock, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs j r. COtiingham at fS East
Manseur avenue over sunday.
The young people Christian En-
deavor Of the First Christian church
VIII give a valentine social at The
home o. Miss Grace Grihith c0G East
Cleveland avenue on Wednesday ~
1905. Come and bring your friends
Tha West Side W. c. 4. u. viii
meet Tuesday, Feb nth with Mrs
d. ID. Lee 1921 West Noble. al . ID.
m. VA response 10 roll call each mem
bAr Is asked 20 ten something Of the
National l.. ~ l. Secretary Mrs
Swan. state L. r. T. and viii be pre-
sent 10 give q report OF the execu-
tive meeting held al Kingfisher re
Gently
Mrs. Milton Bryan wife Of Represen-
taiiFe Bryan, Pot county. has been
called 10 Florida by the Illness OF
relatives
Miss Nblaek gives "a reception 10
tie wives Of senaiors and represeu-
laufta ana slhte officials az her home
522 East Noble on Wednesday. Feb.
~ from 10 & O'Clock
Ire N Mallinax porter for The
Leader In Che house OF representa-
tiyes was called 10 Chicago yesterday
hy he dangerous illness Of his
mother.
Mrs Donley Reid. of Oklahoma City
who has for several years been one ~
the lea1iug society instructors Of OK.
lah ma City Is Ia the city and viii
give . dance this evening at the
Reyelers hall The mambsts 81 che
Administration cluD ami their friends
have been invited ~ attend
The F A a. yhlmhle club viii meet
Tuesday, AZ 2.30 O'Clock. p. m with
Mrs A. o Gates. 70i South First
street
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r y Eyerts. of Wcatheiford. !,
here attendAg the Masonic school o
INSTRUCTION. I.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-29
POLICE SEARCH FOR
BOGUS TICKET
MAKER
CONDUCTOR RAsoN TIPS OFF
MAN WHO ENGINEERED GAME
TO DEFRAUp o. U. R.-LATTER
ESCAPES BY NARROW MARGIN.

The delay In securing warrants
against the three men arrested last
Monday night in connection with the
ID. u. K. ticket counterfeiting swindle
has been explained. The police, 1t
now appears, were looking for che j.
j. Mcmillan. whom Harold Rason. the
conductor under arrest, charges with
being the author OF the counterfeit
tickets. Mcmillan was in the Hotel
Brunswick the night the two Rasons
and William Vann were arrested and
slipped out the front door just as the
officers entered TO take the othors into
custody. A diligent effort has been
made to locate him since, but he is
probably far from Detroit by this time
In the event of his being caught
there probably would have been no
warrants against the three local men.
They would have been used "a wit
nesses against Mcmillan.
Mcmillan, as he Is know, came
to Detroit In july from Chicago, ac-
cording TO Rason. He showed Rason
a bunch of counterfeit tickets, which
the latter could not detect from the
genuine. and said he had an unlimited
supply. After several meetings, Ra-
son says he agreed TO purchase $4,000
of them for $3.50, drawing money out
Of local bank for the purpose. Nc
MILAN also gave him the die from
which the tickets were printed and
Rason says that he and his associates
were getting ready to print more when
the police interfered.
I'VE figured that we could turn out
enough tickets to make $4,000 to
100000 in years time" said Rason.
81 had disposed Of only $50 worth Of
tickets at the time OF my arrest"
Rason Is of the opinion that McMil-
Ian had dealings with several other
conductors and that he has worked
the same game In other cities. He is
alleged to have told Rasop that he
was an old hand at the business.