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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
PROPOSED SALARY RAISE
MEETS WITH OBJECTION
Senate Spends Entire hUrnIDg
Session In Discussion
Of Measure

Hhe senate this morning q motlon
By senator Thomas lnsirucling Judi
ciary committee lio. 2 to apporiior the
state into three criminal court dts.
,rlcts end providing that tie members
os that court be hereafter nomiasled
~ district and elected at large from
the state, was unanimously agreed to.
The motion was made by The Lawtoa
senator just prior 70 the loon adjourn.
ment, after en- entire morning spent
Dg the senate IN coramlltee od the
whole with gonators Smith in the
chair considering HoIse plll No. 33.
by Ross oi the noue, and Davis and
Newell Of tae senate which provi2cs
for perpctuating the criminal court lt
appeals, defining Guties. powers. etc.
The bin which only last week passed
the house after stormy session met
some opposition IN the senate at tho
start. Tho bin prOgilos that the
judges shall reeelge the same salaries
as Justices Of The supreme court tSs,
0ao per annuml TAs aaordet much
discussion Among other obiertl3p8
relsoe waa tho rnnetiftllnnrl pr1vlsi0n
thai The salaiIcs 81 pubie ealcers
anald moi be raised during their term
d Office rha present sn,nrias Of the
Judges N Sgba0 per Rnnnm Senator
Hatchott ralapd Nc nelnt thal thn bin
creating the eonrl wag passed lsst
session bg agreement mas The court
Be- maintained only until lalt and
then only II sound absolutely necet
srfy. q mcllon indeei by Senator
Memminger to reduns tho staries oi
tfsa hideaa Ia s4sn4. carried analle
hy vote 81 NJ te Il rnlv faw
geetiupe 81 sho bll werp cone over
THIS morning
section u1lel pravldes sor tbe r,,s
araor apnnlntinn n aneaiM ladeo h
ease AZ disonaiianailon N A nembar
of members was pladpetlve ef = livetg
discussion. Two amendments wero
voted down aftor diseneslon N length
one by senator Redwlne that me gov.
error shall appClnf I speelal Judge
eplv where the other .wo members
faH 10 aqree rpgn the cause unIer
consideration. rho othor amendment
bv cunnlnehan whlen provided ihut
vecancles In csee al disouaaaentlan
be nlled hg nar,inr member as me
suDrema court and vice versa IN case
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
SAILS UNDER A H00D0O

shrieks and sobs almost drowned oul
the music
carrIes 800 officers And Men
The Fitzpatrick carries 500 officers
ani mon Of Companies E aud r Of
the iield artillery from Fort D, A.
Russell, near Cheyenne. Wyo., and
seven companies Of The Fifteenth,
Rfty,hrsl Fittyfourlh ana Fifty
Fifth Coast Artillery. from he forts
around New York fIhfboF
some Of the ofIlceIs took their wiv.
~ along SO did few og The noncom-
mlssloned officers But the women
folks Of the sollIar men could not
go and they were The ones who shed
the most tears There vas demon.
stratlou Of unwllllugness 10 : , among
some OF the enlisted men. which plis.
sled the officers ! great deal--he-
nhuse after nartinga are once over
there Is nothing soldier man likes
80 much a q e8Snee al tropical hcrT
lceu until 4 ass IsaFaed that snang.
Continued u faEe Fise
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

ruy this land aud make homes. Mr.
Iaxey was warmly applaudel during
lis speech.
Finally the previous question was
nut and on a vote was carried by 4
trlct party vote. This shut on furth.
'r debate and the section was adopted
by another Yote on which the Demo.
Gratis stood solldly for the section and
the minority solidly against It.
Che committee rose aud reported
progress and tho house thon took rc
ess until onc.thirty.
rouse Afternoon sessien
IN the house this aflornon sen.
ate bill No 1870, BY Soldanl, relating
to drains and dltchos. was finally dls
posed Of q was amended as per
agreement with the author.
The house then went Into the com.
mlttee 81 tho whole tor further cons
sldoration OF senate school Land biil
Tllloison is In command Of the gavel
and the disposltln nof several sections
without offer Of amendment indicates
the caucus agreement Is ii vogue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
SN|IBBE:[)
Invites Another Attack From
The "HIg Slick on Secret
Service Legislation

washington, Feb 70 Two more as
pules between the President and Con
rfess we're r0vited today wHan the
t0use cammiiiee on appropriations
feporicl the Bundry elNl btu which
tarriea appropriations f0f <is70s2.vei
or .1G Gf0af less than egtlmafeu
The committee Incorporated la ihe,
blli ne Same Limitation On the use Of
he secret service operatives 81 the
faaufg enafiment is included IN The
Bin which became law last winter
II was ihis limitation that drew forth
lhe enyfe crl'lcism sf lho President
The laieest item III The bill Is Tor
continuation n work on The Panama
canal Far thlg purpose Sa9.e1s,p00 "a
appropriated 81 four fuilll1a more inan
IS carried il lhe cunen snnasF civil
appropriation bill lus Ihataxnsndilure
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
DENYasBIG STICK THREAT

Washington, FEB. 10 The state de
nartment issued The usua ssereor
typed denIal lnaaN 0i the story that
the United states had served notice
on the Centyal American rep0bllcs
that the reVolutIonk gnd periodical
disturbances In,lhatspaFt, Qf lAa world
must cease, upApg penalty olni nimeFlf
can interyenuflbI sd plos, .4aslliiyA
IN spite Of this denlalodal ldapYbf
stated AZ an absolute fact That an lii
llmahm has been sent to Nicaragua
Honduras. Salvador and Guatemala by
the United States, warning these gov
ernmenia that ibey must live up to
the FERNS Of tho peace treaty recent
l4 signed. ana Informing them III
plain and unmistakable words that
the hrst one mat starts trouble will
receive first class lhrashlng al the
hands Of the United States
Ordered By Roosevelt Himself
Thls emphatic noIIce vas sent %
lie American ministers al s7anagua
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

New York. Feb. 70 Tho United
States steamship Fitzpatrick sailed
for Manila from the iool # Wall
street as noon loday. The cheers Of
soldiers from tho decks mingled with
the cheers Of their friends on The pier
and the eraehlne music Of ihe Second
Field Artillery band on tlle m1in deck
forward lln; Ia every pause there
was The swelling ends fesea 0lasv-a
Of women and hea=llgdakiHg cries Of
farewell From stem % stern ot the
vessel fultered strings Of gay Hignal
ilags az she swung oli Into the East
river.
AT the last moment before sailing
4 company Of TO- Twelfth Infantry ap
pearet il the pier from Governors
island with % 0'rwellth Iniantry band
Tho banamastef was not Under as
slficl supervision ae the music boss
on the shlpboard. aud before he could
be st0ppea played THE Gill I Left
Behind Me- hnd Farewell The vo.
men on the pier broke dosn an ihs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
IN 3.
AFTERNOON PAPERS

In the San Francisco Bulletin
OF January 90 thure appeared an
interview with walter Gran the
head Of the publicity department
of one OF Chiengos largest depart
mcnl stores.
From an advertising STANDPOINT
matter which hp must have
considered wen, since his employ.
ers pay him Si5.e90 year he
has already made his declaian ~
connection with evening p4pers
Re says:
"rhe house / represent would
NEVER THINK on GIVING
PREFERENTIAL ADVERTISING
TO A MORNING PAPER
The evening papers SCI 70 the
homes al the right time Tor care.
ful perusal. and practically hll All
tie needs Of the progressive ad-
yertlser.
oakland, | should say our even
Ing space Is 90 per cent more than
morning space. and at times. o.
special drives we connne our pub.
llclty solely TO the evening press
WE HAvE FOUND ~ THE
LOGICAL MEDIUM.
Throughout the East THE
EVENING PAPERS ARE THE
LEADERS III ADVERTISING
COPY SIMPLY BECAUSE THEY
ARE THE LEADERS IN BRING
ING RESULTS"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

PROCEEDING
IN DIVORCE

Carlo. H.. Feb, t9-An unusual
proceeding took place IN The Alexan'
er county circuit court today, when
Judge William II, Butler annulled
the elvorce which he granted Jonn
q. McIntmrff from Marie n Mcln
turg only last week The formal en-.
Fry entered h the docket reid. DE
cree vacated on pegaonai request Of
complainant. whc has condoned the
oi7ensa charged ana desires 90 re-.
enme martial relations With the de-.
iendant"
SO far as ls known. this Is The iirst
action OF this KIM IN a divorce case,
but. as the court has absolute con
troll of the docket during the term Of
court and may at any time during
The term fescnd an yorder made by
the court. Judge Butler holds he can
set aside the decree
The MalnturIs are now again as
legally welded as though q second
ceremony had been performed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
OTHERWISE WILL Be
WIPED OFF EARTH, THEY SAY
DaTtIeSVlIIe SmeliNT People, On
Other Hand, Say Protection
Would Be RuInOuS

Special 10 the Daily Leader.
Washington, Feb 49,. The zinc pro
lucers IN the northeastern part o,
oklahoma have Joined with the pro
ucers Of zine IN the Joplin district
md are bombardlng members OF The
avs and means committee. as we'll as
heir own members IA Congress, to
ut q protective tarlff on Zine ore.
AZ this time there Is no tariff on
inc ore, ghllo there rs n tariff oi
600 per ton on lead Tho zinc pro
ucers ARE aomandink that zlns he
is we'll protected AZ lead They are
particularly anxious that the free zine
lre from Mexico be- shut out This the
producers oi zinc think Is the source
# their greatest danger And come o.
the letters received Dy The ways and
neans committee would be pathetic
gere they not so amusing For ~.
nee one man writes that tho zine
we prcdueers wiz be wiped or lhe
nap unless thclr ore Is protected. IN,
Their Thai a gencralahuI down In the
iatrict will result. Another that The
ives and babes Of miners viii slarya.
nj an this toe, despite the fact that
he zinc Industry has grown np 10 a.
resent proportions without protection,
hamp Clark leader Of the minority,
I'D ranking democratic member of the
laya and melns committee gets AZ
ligh uH forty letters a day rom the
inc producers
On iha 0ther hand the smeltef 0nnt
tors ire inat as iHslseni that the
req ore list shall be maintained. They
ay a protective iadH for ihe zine min
fa Will be- rulnuus to the Bmalters.
md the narilcsvIlie smeter n0opie
IRE getting busy
u is true iha. in MoKlco there are
eriWhlr mountains of ore. Il does
~ have 70 Dc mlued d la more like
marrying 1t can be blasted on the
8oumaih side by The ton And tae
lexlcan lahGrers employed 10 90 lho
work, work for half what American
inees get aud they are paid IN Mex
ean money al that Ore producers
ear that as soon as good teaugporla
tion facilities are secured By these
Mexican mines they viii flood The
country with cheap ore
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

tending Eeverel meetings during tnc
dey.
The senrte instructed the senate
purchasing committee This morning Il
provide each member with three cop
les Of the book Of rules recently print
ed.
4 resolution was received from the
Farmers Union state convention re
Gently asseabled at Ghgwnee ASKING
far an act giving cities Of the secon,
class, Incorporated towns and village
power. 10 regulate the killing Of ani
mails FOR slaughter The cities o. tnt
frst class already have such powers
VIII az 20 enid tomorrow.
The solons win take iaunt q
Enid tomorrow on a special train
eating here at one o'clock and rc
turning efier midnight They will be
The guests OF the enid chamber
commerce while there, Only a shor
session. if any, will be held Saurda,
morning.
The senate is well up with work
on bills on third reading, there being
hut one hin on the calender undc
that head The bin Is an act reguiG
ing mutual insurance companies, By
Senator Gouldlng
ghe senate members OF the Joint
committee Of the house aud senate tc
investigate The sites offered for an
asylum ic7 the ilsane on the eastern
side OF the state, reported committee
could not agree The committee was
not excused, however, being sent
back by the senate 20 thrash Il out
among themselves.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
ClJSH
Special to the Daily Leader.

Special TO The Daily Leader
Washington, D. c. Feb. i0--vhe IN
aien appropriation BIN in The Senate
was emended to Increase the money
for district agents 10 100000 the
school item to t3o0.00l !or Nrights
ollicc gi65.00Oi al unfinished work
IN Wrights Office 10 be turned over
20 the Indian agent on Iuly 4 1910.
For the Loyal Crock. g6O0,000 an0 90
nav ilowas 1cmanehes and knaohes
6aIf million dollars this year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
lURANT SCHOOL MEASURE
PASSES ON THIRD READING
lIII for Sale Of Certain School
Lands In Committee
Of Whole

AlllVlHl4 laiHWl tne hcNHne iEnu
llll through the house tins etiernoon
snocling down amendments as they
we're offered. zones fought the amend
nent prohibiting lessee rigat on more
han l6O acres anc gave notice that
ae would offer same again on nnal
roll cali
The names OF casteei anil Maxey
we're added TO nose OF Senators Eg-
german, c1rdol ana Morris. IS au-
hors OF the bill
IN open house session the spoakor
vas as firm as ais appSintee in tnc
committee Of the whole and the Jones
notion was lost
che vote on Anal passage vas So
yeas 50 rays, win IL abseat
Two bills Ia which there Ia no small
eANc Of public intereat were under
consideration IN the house this morn
ing.
fslll No. g iacaies .he southeastern
0rmal at DnranL This morning ll
rs eallee up fcriinal passage 'fheat
az NO opposition OF discussion and
aa naesaa by 4 vote M ge 6s tS
welye members were absent and not
ting, The uaual "eineh' mnllan was
arrled 10 reconsider and tilble
.aarles Puts one over.
No' s9s' ~ Dhaileas WV a,sp Pass,'
ptNtlAes ,p", 'eiiis'rI'sN mus. ~
eal'l al lsaa' ! n'ee.ioufips " a m'"
8oih wy e''sp W any 'o""'i'ss
+ sill HfeefvailoH.
a resolution hy Ross provides tnal
be United states Government shall
permitted 70 pufehasc at rs ap-
raised y#lne 9 fractional section ..
ana immediately adjoining lhe ~ fli
military reservation near La9lon. the
laei contains l29 acres and VIII lual
square out me tract Of lana whlch
ae national authorities desire p uae
I Is understood that s2OOga08l is tQ
q expended soon IN improvements al
e SIN aui mat Il VIII then be the
llggesl military reservation IN the
'ountry TIE resolution passed with
ut opposition,
'ommlstoe Reports.
This morning there vas another biz
aich Of committee reports, most of
hem coming irofn the lsNiclefy.
Amoug these was M uniayorablo rc.
orr on the recently passed senaie bin
" yeageh for The neaslanng Of ine
blind,
Moere ,s H.
Representative clint Moore. Of
Washington county. was this morning
excused Indefinitely re Is AZ Hot
Springs Ark, under treatment for
heumati9m HIS physician siates tlini
| Is exceedingly doubtful MS 10 whcth'
r he can return before the close Of
he session
seiool land SIN,
Senate Hill No i by Bggerman,
'ordell and Norris, was q special or
Ter for ten o'clock this morning It
ir0ydes for the sale Of certain por
ions Of the school lands namely the
Indemnity lands. Section 30, and the
1ubIic building lands secured under
Section IL Of the enabling act.
n order to avoid encumberlng me
-ecord the house went into commit.
ee OF The whole Tllotsoh IN the chair
Cor the confederation af The bill.
Some minor Amendments we're uf-
'ered, q few of which were inserted.
'iut most Of the amendments we're "a.
bled
The bin nnoocha4 If thu morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
AaERNNTHY BRINGS IN THREE

H. w Reedy. Charles q, Kaiser aNd
Frltz nlumenihal were brought lo
Guthrie this morning by u. s. Marshal
Abernalhy from Oklahoma City The
men are wanted on a charge Of vlo.
latlar the internal revenue law The
three men were arrested aiN week
ago and released undr $1,000 bond
The grand jury returned indictments
against them and they were 10 be al
rligned IN Guthrie day before yestel
day, but failed 10 appear forfellln
lholr bonds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

Teguclgalpa. San Salvador and Qua.
tenala ciig ~ Secretary Bacon, by
order d President Roosevelt himself
end the legation Of the Central Amer
lean governments at Washington
were promptly apprIsed Of The action
ol lhe state department
In ndsdlI0n TO this. Hc0mniurcifl IN
faNolal,Nhn sfwge axtenslFeh ltlbnhttl
al0hAb dnefaensral slAmeriel1. H4iai no
hive rBtslIered hehrg financial Insses
as a result ol the revolutions and up
risInRs. we're notified that the admin.
istfaiion had definitely and finally de-
elded 20 apply NE biz Stick. and f1al
they could depend upon 1t that there
would be peace arr security IN Cen.
ira America Ia fgeuFe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
RONI


Paris Teb 10, Count ropi de CAS-
ellane has appealed irori he docls
81 Of the French court that his thrct
sons remain In custody Of their moth.
ar. Princess AZ sagan ll Is said thc
fomi proposes trying 70 reopen the
ssue in order 10 compel The desarani
10 come to q private settlement
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
APT PUPILS
tIiy Associated Press J

New york. Feb. le A bin prohib'
ltlng Foreigners holding any property
In cuba Inns been lntroducdl IN the
housc nt Havana. property Of Ameri.
cans English, snanIards Germana
and French to The amount Of neafls
two billion dollars would be affected
By the passage Of eugl 4 measure
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
FIES0N APPOINTED
TO OLD PLACE OVER
4 TEXAS PROTEST

Washington. Feb. i9- Charles r,
Filson. Formerly territorial secretary
under the old Oklahoma regime. was
today appointed a national bank ex.
amlncr Tor the district composed Of
tho southern section Of Oklahoma
and the northern part OF Texas. Mr..
iNison was appointed upon the rec
ommcn,atlon Of Representative Nc
tiuirc. over the protest OF Cecil Lyon
national committeeman fro mTexas
who had a Texas man slated for the
place u is understood that the dis.
irlct Is 10 be enlarged.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
Sc ASIDE

Springfield, m. Feb ~ The state
supreme court today sol aside the
verdict Of tho county court IN the IA.
monh Richard Smell viii case and left
no ground upon which tho contestants
mny hang another case u II held by
the court that because man has re.
laliona with woman which mlghi
be demed improper. u does not at.
feet bis ability 70 mako a will
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
aAaAEp aY snoKEM eLAao

Special TO the Daily Leader.
Arapahoe. OKLA. Feb, ig 8erthl
Happy. daughter Of l9lk River Of
Hanmca. met ~!th pecgllas and
painful accident Walle sitting Wit
her hoaa Through hrphen window
pane her cain foil causing her 20 r..
ceIve q cash csroes ber check ftou
tbe sharp edge 81 the broken window
Fiass She came near dying before
Che llow of blood could be checked
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
ENID EMocRATs NOMINATE

Special 10 the DallY Lender
Enid, Okla, Feb 10 The Demo
cratic municipal ticket Is hesdad by
Edmund Ffantz for mayors j s.
Jacobs ii the nominee for police
judge; r p Cheppell, city alorneyi
e H. Lesten, treasurer
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wAeaoNEa pAsruRl auaNep


Special 20 the Dalif Leader
Altua. OKLA Feb 10 The Wag.
e0nor pasture pf 10000 acres. south
II Vernon. Texas burned during the
high wind. destroying an the grass
Nonp ot the many Thousands of cat.
tls grazing ~ The pasture we're killed
but many are sara % have been sing.
ed and had their eyes destroyed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
STRINGENT

Topeka. kansa Feb la-Tho sen.
ate concurred IN The house amend.
menis 70 the absolute prohibition
bill The bill provides that physicians
cannot prescribe LIQUOR and that drug
gists cannot sell intoxlcants for aay
purpose what ever
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
10Th HEAD Anr LEGS

sneclai to the daily Leader.
Manltor or Teb t9 Willie sngla.
hart Of aaniiou, while arriving. ION
from lnad Of hay Tho horse aIcked
MIN IN the head and the wagon ran
over both bis ankles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

Sacramento Calf. Feb, ta- Gov.
erh0r Gillette signed the anti race
Efsck Ramhllne blll today which Will
have effect of eleslne the big tracks
ut EnleFy9llc aid Arcadia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19
PRESIDENT NAMES
OKLAHOMA pOSTMASTERS
Urges Indian Hospital h Wichita
Mountains National Capital
News Notes

Special 10 the Daily Leader
Washington. Feb. i9-Thp indian
appropriation bill which carrie the
appropriations for maintaining the ~.
dian service IN Oklahoma, a. well
as IN the other states has passed The
House and been sent 70 the Senate.
There were few amendments 70 the
llll as q was reported from the com
Mite
The BIZ carries total a. gii,hilr
sos. IN other words It ia costing me
Government that much annually to
AXE care oi the iniians Of ehn conn'
try, and Is the regular expense ac'
count and does not include the nle
ltcms that speclgi legislation calls
lor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-19

r. A. Quincy has aola % Caroline
CARRIER the property lot rs. beck So.
Capital HNl for ssoa
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sneclal 10 the Daily leader.
washington. Feb. ie--Actlng upon
tho advice OF the commissioners a
gndlan aTalre, Chairman sherman "
he Indian affairs committee, asked
md securel the massage of Q blll "
no lower House Of Congress Nhlcn
makes available ut once sl2.uV0 ~
he spent by me commissioner W
stamp out lrachone d dangerous eve
disease which hes broken out among
he Indians OF aFizona'
Mr. sherman stated chat tt Pheo.
nix. Arizona. III the Indian school
Il that place out oi 5si students fVo
aad coniriciai The dlsease. L i .
most contagious ana Ylrulent apldenf
ie ana iis presence has been noted
Elsewhere among indians q tae
Southwest
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specml 10 the Daily aeaneF
washington. Feb i9--slaulenant
stecksr. indian agent for the Kiowaa
ana Comancho Indians Is In Washing
ton and ID urging tbs dopagtment q
Interior 10 establish et The foot os
he Wichita mountains an Indian hos
vital. This Is for tie benefit of tha
udlaent ana sick iulaens Of the klo'
va rnmaaahe aud apache tribes
representative Ferris ls Interested n
he matter The department has TAX
"a no action in the matter yet.
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snnnlal n Lho nally IlahhNr.

3peolal o thc Daily k4ahnef1
washington. Fen. Ex-senator Rob
,rl 4. Owen has gone 20 indianapolis
b attend the meeting called el ihtt
ilaca to discuss Ha advlHehilits oi
national tariff eonAlsalon Senator
oven delivered speecn u favor o.
The plan. He ls an eaihualast upon
fhe subieet He believes that tnc
Government should hava men luat
as export IN making tarla schedules
as are The experts in The lliiEerons
limos n manufacture that nFa aiiect-
ea by the larlR schedules.
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Special 20 lhe Daily Leader,
washington reb. ie--RapFegeate.
tive Davenport has appolnlad Wlllip
+ WlmI0w. of Okmnlgee, aadet 70
Weat Point He has slsr named y.
William Garrett. Cherokee boy ~
Inc nd Pryor Greek. as alternate
washington. leb. iB-The president
has sent 10 the Senate the names Of
the following appolntees TO 0klaho
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