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.SYLLABI or SUPREME 8
COURT DECZSTON@

Laws 1907 1908. p. i4h) and February
-, 1908, tSessin Laws of l901-1908.
p. 1922.
T. The repeal OF q general iucor-
pDraiion law providing for the incor-
poration Of banks should not be con
strucd in the absence OF express pr p
visions. as intended to repeal the char
ters of corporations formed under such
law previous to IT'S repeal when the
manifest purpose Of the repeating Act
Is to revise the former laws up n ire
subject and TO Substitute a new law
extending the provisions Of the old,
supplying omissions. and perfecting its
details, without changing its general
policy or interfering with cOrpO-au ms
formed under it,
s. See. SO of Chapter XVIII Of VIII
sons Revised and Annotated Statutes
OF 1908. requiring every corporation
formed under said Chapter O. adopt a
code Of by laws within one month afic
the films of articles og Incorporation
] does not apply to banking cop ~
/ ton.
Opinion by Hays, j..
/ Charles l.. Ecker vs.. Della Ecker.
l. This court viii not consider an
alleged error OF the trial court in re-
fusing 10 sustain a motion 10 re-reieI
/ a case TO the Master for further nnd
ings when the record d-es not affirm
latigely SHOW that t1e motion was et ~
acted upon by the court and eXcCp
/ tions taken thereto by The complaining
party
?. Under sec 25G5 OF Mansiieltf
/ Digest of the Statues OF Arkansa
providing that when a decree of al
" .co Is granted, the court shall MAKE
such order touching the aiimony OF th'
wife as under the circumstances an'
mature OF the case shall be reasonable
lt1e court may decree alimony To
wife against whom divorce Is grant
ed.
3. The court is without authorii.
under said seclin 20 decree aosolutel
a certain ami specific sum of none
as alimony or a division ol he hus
haRds property and 20 vest In the viii
s the lille 10 one half of his estate,
Z Error from u. S. Court f,r Norther
district of indian Territory
b saC7uel o. Shelby, Ct al, ".
I3.op ui it8lls Gecrge Glegiei
I. A 3rdgmaRt 90 a motion 10 da
, charge an attachment, on the groun
{ that the property seized under sue
: writ was exempt. Is not res judieat
J. Ia q subsequent direct pr cccdinS !
+ another action brought 10 subject ~
3 property 10 The Judgment rendered ;
E The action in which such attachmer
s writ WAS iesued.
p Alter the receivers final receipt
j. or certificate has been issued. N
b Homestead Under section 2Zg6, eAapte
p. 3. Revised Statutes United States.
:. 42i tAct Of Congress approved Ma
3 30 lss2'plspei eSsa'P' 'as against 2
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! -e G. c. Gibson, Bankrupt: Craw
ford v. Fleming Appeal from the
United States court fr the Southern
district OF the Indian Territory sitting
at Pauls Valley. before J. T. Dicker
son, trial Judge. Reversed. tSylla
bus). Where a third person moi a
party TO a bankruptcy proceeding. Is
ruled by the referee to show cause
why he shall not turn over to the
trustee certain funds alleged be in
his hands belonging 10 the bankrupt,
and toe cause he showed was TO the
effect that he had no. monies, proper
ties. credits or effects Of any Kind
whatsoever in his possession OF undor
his eontr belonging to the bankrupt,
the referee Is without jurisdiction
summarily to try the issue thus joined
owe. the objections and exceptions ci
the respondent. Opinion by Kane j.
Gamble, Admins. ". Patrick. Treas
Kingf CO. Appeal from the District
uri of KiBgfisher county, befoie A.
H. Huston, trial Judge Affirmed
tSyllabusl The right OF TIE officers
who are empowered and charged with
the duty 20 see that omitted property
s. subjected 10 taxation is q continuing
one against each and every taxpayer
ana 4 is not terminated With the
death of the latter, but pr ceedines In
discharge of such duty can be main
TUNED against his estate after his
death. and tie notice required by the
law may be served upon his admin
istrator or executor.
The syllabus of the opinion IN the
mandamus case Of H. H. Smoch VS.
'rhe Farmers Union State Bank, OF
Prague, in which the Supreme c urL
Monday. sustained the District curt
of Logan county is as follows
syllabus.
D. A statute revising the who.e SUD
lect-matte. of former Acts, containing
IN the main the provisions ct The
rmer Acts and evidently intended as
3 Substitute for them, al;hnugi II con
tsns no express words 10 the effect
opefates 10 repeal the former Acts
2 The Insertion, IN mi Act intendc'
as revision and substitute Tor toFlneI
Acts or the clause FAN Acts and parii
1rf Acts In conflict herewith arc hereD'
reljealed dies not charge the genera
ride that such revising Aei repe9ls A.
the former Acts for which 'it'H ihtenli
gst tlitas A. substitute. finiHlf ia1H
oar 81 The At of ore LegislatVe ~
proyea May 26. 1908. entitled An Ac
relating 10 Banks and Baukins tn'
Dec airing an Emerg ncy,' is o refis
ing Act ard was intended as q snbsi
: sate for an the former Acts relaiin
10 banks and banling and repeats IN
provisions of Chapter VIII OF WIS ~
Revised and Annotated Statutes o
1903. and he fnu7 Acts OF the Legs
lature. aSpSnyed respectively MARI
le. 1903 tSession Laws d i9D3 o. s9I
March 10. is055 Session Laws Of isp.
p, s4p pecen'bsf IA 1907 'sessl9
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sure US that The safety of loved ones
we intiust to you has had and wl
have the yigilant care and attention
that the unity of the hrotherhoods can
give, If It will?"
Ono reas for the apparent lack OF
interest OF the men and OF the brother
Goods in the problem of safe operation.
he says. Is the fact that there has
been sort OF impression that this
was a matter for the railway manage
ments TO attend O.. In all the writer's
experience he does not remember Of
the subject of safety ever having been
brought up In the meetings of the
brotherhood.
Wants Safety Discussed.
He now recommends tlat a portion
the time OF each brotherhood meet.
ing be given over to a discussion OF
the means and of the necessity for
safe operation. What we need al this
time" he exclaims. is not a great
sOul-stirring revival Of the interest in
the subject, but rather moral awaken
ing to the fullest sense of " deeply
we are al. concerned in the safe hand
| ling of trains. which help 20 compose
the greatest Of all public utilities, the
railways
How seriously the writer views thc
responsibility Of the men Is gathered
from the foil wing statement: Lei
us look the question squarely in thC
face and dispense with that fair but
false theory thst we as individuals are
immune from the danger OF accidents
Let US look al II IN an seriOasness
realizing that orr turn may soon me
Ito appear before the great Genera
Manager OF toe Universe to render al
/ account of our stewardship in th,
handling Of the people ntrurted 70 oul
care"
The statement is made that many y
/ Grating employees hsve greater res
pect for the powers OF their organiza
! tlons than for a conscientious attention
to duty which the companies have
right TO expect he says:
4 THE result IL that certain classes 0
/ cmpl yes are careless In their 0bsery
ance OF the rules. in accordance will
the attitude OF their organization il
nghting Ion disciplined members, an
this necessarily touches cogenuy az
on safely.
Abuse OF Power
"Omcials are well aware, and bro
J therhood men wei KIN ", that thcs
J conditions exist. aud that they yarj
too. according TO the conseryatiy
{ methods employed = the different ol
. ganizatlcns--but we all know that the
fde exist 10 "A greater or lesser exien
in ali Of them, Aud yet brotherhoo
! meu. through a mistaken Sense Q
T loyalty or feaiiy 70 their order, feius
! 10 admit. except 10 other member
= that such things are done. beliey
b. that Is Is a very serl Us abuse q
= power. and one that does not adyanc
I the Interests OF organized labor o
b railways. and which also has iae gray
! tendency Of blocking the proper 81
forcement Of disciplinary measures
. which, after ali * said and nc mean
E certain measure OF protection u
! these self same brotherhood men.
3 When railway brotherhoOds plaC
b the bright shining jewel Of eonEistent
above them Ia their lodge r-omr
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The old fashioned way OF dosing q
weak stomach. or stimulating the
Heart or Kidneys Is all wrong. DR.,
Shoop first pointed out this error This
Is why his prescription-Dr Shops
Restoratiye-is directed entirely to
the cause of these ailments--the weak
inside or controlling nerves. II isn't
so difficult, says Dr. Shoop, TO streng'
then a weak Stomach, Heart, or Kid
neys, II one goes at Il correctly Each
inside organ has It's controlling or IN.
side nerve When these nerves fail
then these organs must surely falter
These vital truths are leading drug
glsts, everywhere to dispense and
recommend DR.. Shoop's Restorative
Test II few days, and 3eel Improve
ment viii promptly and surely follow
Sold by Wallace's drug store.
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$1,000 aoyALTv CHECK FOR OIL

special 70 Daily Leader.
muskogee Okla, Dec 22,-Natie Sci.
sor whose Indian name is Natie Cab.
koketalon Ahgokela, and so appears on
the Creek Indian rls accompanied
by Wheadon B Stone. her guardian
OF Klefer Okla, called al the Indian
agency Saturday afternoon and re-
ceived a check for $1,000 as royalty
for oil taken from her allotment Of l6o
acres In the Glenn pool within the last
FUR monshs. During the year just
ended she received S2O. 900 ia royalties
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Hight and guide their work Safety will
then have one of the strongest links
welded in ia chain, and brOtherhoods
Will receive from officials and the
public the respect and fair treatment
which is willingly given to those who
endeavcr to benefit mankind by meth
DDS that are conscientious and just
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Marked FOR Death.

Three years ago was marked fuI
death A graveyard cough was tear
ing my lungs TO pieces. Doctors failed
to help me, and hope had fled, wher
my husband got DR. Kings New Dis
cOyery." says Mrs A. . Williams. al
Bac. Ky. "rhe first dtse helped me
aud Improvement kept on unti had
gained 5s pounds In weight and ms
health was fully restored" This medi
cine holds the worlds healing record
for coughs and colds and lung anC
throat diseases II prevents pneu
monla. Sold under guarantee al al
druggists. soc and siO0. Trial bottl'
free.
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cASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The KIRa YOU Have Alwss BcUgaa
soaru tbs N <<yda.'
signature Of G<@NzH ZSSSISss
klNoEReARTEN DEPT.
=. ~ kNY ENT TAlNNAENT

Tho kindergarten Dept of Ardery
College sill give an evenings enter
tainment Of nursery rhymes. songs
plays and drills on Tuesday nigh, Dee
END at the North Methodist churCl.
cornor Noble and Broad al 7.3o o'clock.
older grades. There viii be no charge
Welcome.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-22

Don't think that piles can't be cured
Thousands OF obstinate cases bays
been cured by Doan's Ointment, ~
cents A apy drug store,
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Buy your caniles where you get the
most OF the best for the least, Halls,
30 Fast Oklahoma
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HAVE YOU EVER STOPPED TO THINK

in all three instance e as crosd
has made the ehrgeSC
Omaha wasan town inc in f
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Kansas State line in fpn
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THE ONLY GOOD INVESTMENT

ofuelt h wrere the mnn la ue eneT the ge6
tmt tmeof nuetaf wtonS gcua
c. If lie n r w t e
Ii a l iron nine o he kgcdf factories in south Iu
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with perhaps failed
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The Beginning OF q Great CITY
South CoofeyviDe,
OKLAHOMA s
OKLAHOMA
HAS IT EVER OCCURRED TO YOU

Tha h three gra,st he al y o
IN
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HAS 1T EVER OCCURRED TO YOU

City the line from Kansas Ci
in fromt Him
Topeka. South McActer Okla
south Omaha Nebraska other ALVIN city that started across the State
an
well lie
This particularly this but
the ground floor invests lots in the beginning of these
without have all made fortunes in early investments in
oo thriving
higher whether he is the srewd business
small let opportunities lie has stood idly by
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-22
BEGINNING Of Great City Would Mean Vow

lzE What an South Cofcyvl Oklahoma will you
than the larger ics Ii SOU hNcd
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-04-02
Appleyard for Comptroller.

The PILOT is pleased to publish the
following editorial from the ITALIA
hasse True Democrat favoring Tom
Appleyard for Comptroller. Mr. APP
pleyard is too well known throughout
this section of Florida to require any
Introduction and The PILOT would be
more than pleased to see him elected
to the position named.
1.-The True Democrat offers to it's
brethren of the State press for their
consideration the name of Hon. T. J.
Appleyard, of Lake City, for the pO-
sition of State Comptroller. Like
other newspaper men of Florida, he
has given considerable of his time
and his limited means to those things
that tend to the development of the
State. His recent exhibit at the
State Fair at Tampa of the resources
of the northern section of the State,
in placing his own cOunty's resources
on exhibition, should give him the
support of every man. Politically
during public life of over twenty
years, he has been clean and upright.
No man can point to a dishOnOrable
act of his. He would be a strong
man, and would make a good officer.
What say or brethren of the State
press? Who seconds the motion of
the True Democratic
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-04-02
business
Undesirable Railway Manage.
n1ent.

So long as the thorn in the flesh
shall Irritate and tester, just that long
will an indignant public rise up in
virtuous indignation, and demand
redress. 1t is fact that large ma
jority of the railways of the country
are operated in satisfactory manner,
SO far as their clientage, the public,
are concerned. But as there are
black sheep among business men and
people generally, SO there are Pariahs
among railways.
The editor of the PILOT was most
forcibly impressed of this fact upon
his recent trip throughout the North,
and while at Washington, through
the indignation everywhere express
ed, and by members of all political
parties, against the methods of the
l.. q n. Ry. Men of national reputa-
ton in the halls of congress, promi-
nent business men in Chicago and
New York, all joined in assigning
caused the railroads, to the manage
ment of this road.
Where there is such universal con
demnation there certainly exists a
reasonable cause, but it is noticeable
that those who have it in their power
to correct the abuses complained of,
hn hn hi
road, make no effort whatever to
eliminate the abuses complained of,
or place in charge men who are not
at all times antagonistic to the peo-
pie.
There seems to be disposition up
on the part of the owners of this road,
Morgan and his associates, not only
to maintain its hostile attitude toward
the perple served by it, but to inten-
sify and increase public hostility in
every conceivable way.
When the railway magnates of the
country become convinced that they
must clean their own house before
they ask favors of the public, de-
handing of Wall street that each
and every road shall give the public
a square deal, then, and then only,
will this persistent and irrepressible
conflict between the roads and the
people end. 1t is high time the rail-
way men of the country took the case
of the L. & n. Ry. in hand.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-04-02
The PurViS Interview.

In the Pensacola Journal of the 10Th
appeared an interview with G.. H..
Purvis, who is connected with the
a. q st. a. B. r. r., that contained
such misleading and damaging state
ments that r. l., Mckenzie of this
place forwarded copy of the same
to Mr.. Purvis for explanation.
The portion that was particularly
cor demnable was the following query
and answer.
''What improvements do you con-
template making when your road to
st. Andrews and Panama City is
completed?
At Panama City have not made
my mind up as to what will be done,
but at st. Andrews there will be con-
structed very handsome depot, and
best of all one of the finest summer
hotels in the South"
Mr.. Purvis replies to Mr.. McKen-
zie's enquiry as follows, enclosing
copy of a letter to the Pensacola
Journal which Is printed herewith.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-04-02
MUTILAT[D
As prophesied by the PILOT last

AS prophesied by the PILOT last
October, the Minnesota and NORTH
Carolina railWar cases have beer
Knocked into "a cooked hat" by a
recent decision of the U. S. Supreme
Court. The decision was a sweeping
one and fully conceded in by all but
Justice Harlan, so that party affilia-
tons cannot be charged with having
anything to do with it. 1t denies the
right of a state to treat railways in
any other manner than they would
private citizens, and upholds their
right to be heard in the Federal court
in all cases wherein their constitu-
tiOnal rights are infringed upon.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-04-02
What is the Matter with
Groom?

The DeFuniak Springs Breeze in
commenting upon Tom Appleyard's
candidacy for Comptroller asks ''what
is the matter with Croom?"
Mr.. Groom, as Comptroller, is the
official upon whom devolves the duty
of initiating assessments and taxation
of railroads.
Right here in Washington county
we have about fifty miles of railroad
called on its Bills of Lading the
"Millville q Sandy Greek r. r." not
chartered, but owned and operated
by the German American Lumber
Company, and doing a general trans
portation business.
This road is not assessed by Mr..
Groom, thus escaping a tax upon
some $4,000 or $4,000 valuation per
mile of road, being what other roads
of the class are assessed at, and not
the license of SO per mile
\ich is exacted from railroads in
State.
gh such failure by Mr.. Groom
fmh his duty the county and
statea are out a large amount in the
way of taxes, and an unfair condi-
ton created by which a transporta-
ton company net paying a tax as
such is permitted to do business in
competition with tIle boats and an
other railroad, the owners of which
are compelled to pay taxes, and a
license tax to obtain permission to do
business.
Such negligence, OF unfairness,
which favors wealthy German cor
poration, to the detriment of our tax
payers, is one of the things the matter
with Mr. Groom in this section of the
country.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-04-02
March 9th, 1908.
Editor Pensacola Journal,
Pensacola, Fla.
DEAR SIR:
Yours very truly,
q. II. PURVIs.

DEAR SIR:
| call your attention to enclosed
clipping from your paper of March
10th, which has reference to my re-
cent visit to Pensacola.
The news contained in the article is
all twisted up, and is therefore mis-
leading to the general public.
should also like to know the author,
and from what source he obtained
his information.
Nothing was said to anyone about
building very handsome depot at
st. Andrews, or erecting a fine no.
tel at that Goint. The terminus of
our road will be Panama City, about
halfway between Saint Andrews and
Millvill9. Please make this cOrrec-
ton in your next, sending me copy Of
your paper. and oblige,
Yours very truly,
q. H. PURVIs,
Vice-President.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-04-02

In February nearly y millions less
merchandise was imported than in
the same month last year.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-04-02
EAST BAY MAIL, PASSENGER AND FREIGHT Line.
CABIN LAUNCHES
Leda. LeOnOre and Laura.

Towing business
tended Manager be reached
q. c. d. Co.'S Office, Panama al home
East Bay Mail leaves Andrews each week
WetappO Leaves WeappO p. Arrive
Andrews $50 p. m. Makes
,andAI anOn
Wilalso made Il Their pom
F. y. WITIIERILL,
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-04-02
ATLANTA, GA, Mar p, 1908.
Mr. r. l.. Mckenzie,

Mr. r. l.. Mckenzie,
Panama City, Fla.
On my return to Atlanta this morn
ing | find yours of21st enclosing clip
ping of the Pensacola Journal of
March 10th. How such news could
find its way in that paper | cannot
understand. should like very much
to know who wrote the article, and
from what source they got their in
formation. | have taken the matter
up with the Pensacola Journal, with
a view of having itcOrrected at once,
and trust they will give it proper at
tentiOn.
Hoping to see you before long, |
beg to remain,
Yours very truly,
G. II. PURVIs.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-04-02

TIME T A BILE No. 4.
In effect Monday, March 2, 1908.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-15
JAP WRESTLERS
AT THE COAST

Honolulu isn't the only place where
japanese and white men contest for
supremacy on the mat.
a japanese wrestler in san Francisco
has accepted the def of a white Crap
pier and says that he would rather die
than suffer defeat.
Sooner than be defeated by Eu-
ropean, l would die on the wrestling
mat" is the startling statement made
by Fukamachi who is camping on the
trail of Leopold McLaglen, the Dublin
mastodon, who claims to have beaten
all corners at jiu jitsu.
Fukamachi is so confident that he
can take the big fellows measure that
he will be satisfied with nothing less
than a fight to a finish. He said:
Il will fight McLaglen to a finish for
any side bet he may name. Sooner
than be defeated by European, l will
die on the wrestling mat. / would
never give the signal of defeat for the
blood and honor of my country"
McLaglen has offered to meet Jeffries
or Jack Johnson in the ring, he to use
the Oriental style of wrestling and the
latter their own style of defense.
McLaglen is the man who was to
have been brought to Honolulu to
wrestle Hans Froelecher had the Swiss
not left for the Coast. He tips the
beam at 225 pounds and stands six feet
seven inches.
His last opponent was De Raymond,
a Frenchman weighing $50 pounds,
whom he defeated in San Francisco
several weeks ago. Before giving in
the Frenchman sustained a fractured
arm and dislocated shoulder
McLaglen claims that he has never
been defeated and has credentials
showing a long string of victories in
Japan and British Columbia. In VAN
couver 1900 persons attended his bout
with Kanada whom McLaglen defeated
in one hour and fifty-eight minutes,
after the Japanese had sustained a
broken limb.
Jiu jitsu is built upon a scientific
application of anatomy, a series of
bone locks which. when once applied
make it absolutely impossible for an
opponent to escape Should the oppo-
nent be stubborn and refuse to give
the signal, the result is usually a
broken limb. In jiu jitsu there are a
series of nerve holds, which act as
counter-hOlds to certain bone-locks.
For instance, when a strange hold is
obtained, the contestant who is being
strangled Immediately grasps his as
sailant by a nerve hold which at once
renders his arms powerless.
Jiu jitsu is supposed to be the oldest
art of weaponless defense in the world,
and at least ten years of hard, con-
scientious study is required in order to
gain perfection in it. 1t is taught only
to the better class of Japanese. 1t is
said that a jiu jitsu expert can kill
any other opponent in twenty seconds.