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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17
THEO y. r. FREAR.
Judge of County Court
PARKER. RIDER q BROWN.
Attorneys for Guardian. 24-27
(First Published In the Chleftain.
November ~. 1907
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE on
APPLICATION OF GUARDIAN
FOR ORDER or SALE or

NVNemDtf ia5 isu3.i
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE on
APPLICATION OF GUARDIAN
FOR ORDER or SALE or
REAL ESTATE.
State of Oklahoma. County of Craig.
ss. In the County Court.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Ethel
Martin Minor Probate No. 124.
New
II appearing TO this Court, from the
petition this day presented and filed
by George Martin. the duly appointed.
qualified and acting Guardian OF the
person and estate Of Ethel Martin
minor, that It Is necessary by reason
Of the present condition Of the estate
Of said minor that the lands deserlh.
cd in the petition should be sold for
re.lnvestment n more profitable prop.
erty. for said minor and praying for
aH order Of certain real estate belong.
ing to said Ethel Martin his said ward.
and L appearing TO this Court that
the facts set ont in the above named
petition ara sufficient. and that the
present condition Of the minors es.
tate demand that anch real estate
should be sold.
IT is HEREBY ORDERED. That
the next OF kin of said ward and all
persons interested IN the said estate
appear before this Court on Monday.
the 18th day Of December. A. d. 1909.
mt 80 O'Clock p m. or as soon there
after as II can be heard. at the Court
room of said Court. at Yinita IN said
Craig County, then and there to show
cause why an order should not be
granted for the sale of such estate.
AND TT IS FURTHER ORDERED
that a copy Of this order be published
1T least three successive weeks before
the day Of hearing in the Weekly
Chieftain, nwananer printed and
published IN said Craig County.
T1EO d. B. FREAR
County Judge.
Dated November 18th. 1909
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17
o o 0 o 0 o o o Q Q o o 0 o o o
o LOCAL and PERSONAL Q
o O
o o Q o o o o o b o Q o Q o o o
From Mondays Daily

90 Q 0 o o o 90 Q Q o Q o o 0
From Mondays Daily
Percy Bonfoey was al Tulsa today,
Morris Knight was at Tulsa today.
o. L. Patton was at Pryor Creek
today
e. n. Ratolin went to Tulsa this
morning
Is. F. Parks went to Chelsea this
morning.
o w. Sanders returned to Tulsa this
morning.
W. e. clapham went TO Miami this
morning
X. NJ Edwards was here today from
Fort Gibson
L. b. Mitchell was here today from
Neosho, Mo.
W E. Halsell has returned from
Kansas City
Rev. J. j. H. Reedy went to Chelsea
this morning
A. a. Barker came down from Wech
this morning
Charles Allen went to Pryor Creek
this morning
Mrs, F. T. Kelly went to Muskogee
this morning
j D. Ward of Collinsyille was visi-
ter here today
s D Hartley Of Pryor Creek. spent
sunday IN yinita
Rev G. W snodgrass was here to
day from Miami
Mrs @ II Reid of Big Cabin was a
visitor here today
H. S Daniels Of Pryor Creek, spent
Sunday in Vlnita
Miss Maud Maness left today for
Warrensburg Mo,
Miss Ruth Sims returned 10 Pryor
Creek last night
Captain J. C. Wilkinson went to
Miami this morning
Mrs NJ f. Hardin was here to-day
from Columbus. Kans
E NJ Han of Beardston, H. was
here on business today.
Miss Sarah Nix spent Sunday with
friends in Blueiaeket
Mayor Rider left this morning for a
business trip 10 Madill
O. w Rutherford of Monet, trans
acted business here today
g. w Dickson and r. O. jackson
were here today from Welch
Miss Evelyn Craig went to Musbo-
gee today. for few days visit
Mrs p. O. Dalquest is expected home
from Riley, Kans., tomorrow.
h. L. Harte Of Windsor, Mo- was
transacting business here today
Miss Gertrude Cautrell returned to
her school at Todd this morning,
The old favorities are to be seen here
again. The Whyte Dramatic company
is TO appear at the Auditorium for one
night They viii present Who's
Smith. for the children's matinee and
at night The Winning Hand" Mile
Corbin Whyte. the sweet contrato
singer will be heard at every perform.
ance. also six big vaudeville acts.
Mrs Willie Oborn and Mr. Max Po
land Of Muskogee. we're married last
night at Muskogee
Col William Little, Mrs Barber
Churchill and Miss Bessie Little at
tended the funeral Of Mrs Patton al
Muskogee today
Mrs. CIR Wommick was called "a
Jefferson City today. by the illness Of
her mothor
Miss Leila fought returned 10 Blue
Jacket sunday >
The ministers 81 the city held a
meeting this morning and formed q
Ministerial Alliance. Rev Robert ]
Church was elected president and Rev
5 W. Brown, secretary
Miss Josephine Young returned tc
Alton last evening, after a short visit
here
Mr. and Mrs. snowden Parlette Of
Oklahoma City. are the guests Of Mr
snd Mrs w p. Thompson.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17

with the minor exception of the trou-
BILE with the More outlaw, Jikiri, on
Jolo Island, the coustabulary main
tanned quiet and order in an parts Of
the Philippines without the active
intervention of the army
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17
African SCENERY from a Traln.


Herc We enter upon line so.called
ieset Of Tafu. which fof - miles in
tervcues between Maberas ard Vol lt
is far from being bare for a iulceless
grass aud thorny copses alternate with
patches of bare dust in the dry and
mud IN The rainy weather L Is by no
means destitute Of life however. We
see herds OF eazellee. sometimes from
90 70 200. together perhaps rhln-
oeeros a pack Of sneakiug iackals. a
pnwiug hyena, stealthy graceful
leopard OF majestic lion The animals
83W little fear Of the train for the
b cost Of : hunting iieonse-about
snd numerous limitations as TO
se number Of hoads 10 be Killed By
~ enc sportsman greatly lessons The
uubcf of hunters
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17

The Maine Central railroad Is trying
u neg electric headlights The cur.
rem n supplied from o small turbine
s. ea generator on top Of the boiler
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17
CFlrst Published in the chleftaln,

(First Published i'm the Chieftain,
November 26th 1909
State of Oklahoma. Craig County. IS.
In the County Court
In the Matter OF the Guardianship OF
Howard Brown, a Minor, j. "
Roberts, Guardian Probate No $50
New
ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE.
The petition OF J. " Roberts as
guardian OF the estate of Howard
Brown, "A minor having been present
ed TO this Court and iiled herein, pray
ing that an order be made authorizing
the said petitioner to sell the whole
or SO much and such parts Of the real
estate described in said petition as
the Court shall judge necessary or
beneficial at private sale And 1t APP
pearing 60 the Court from such peti.
tion that it Is necessary TO sell the
whole or some portion of such real
estate for the purposes and reasons
mentioned in said petition; therefore.
said petition viii he fled herein and
a time appointed for hearing the
same.
IT is HEREBY ORDERED BY the
Court that Monday, the goth day oi
December. 1909 al ten O'Clock a. M.
Of said day or as soon thereafter as
the same may be heard, that being q
day OF the regular October, 1909, term
of said Court, be and the same is ap.
pointed as the time when all persons
interested In the estate Of said minor
and the next Of kin are directed and
required 20 appear before this Court
to show cause why an order should
not be granted TO said petitioner to
sell SO much OF the real estate Of said
minor rs Is necessary or beneficial
TT IS FURTHER ORDERED that
a copy Of this order be published for
three successive weeks IN newspapers
of general circulation in both Craig
and Washington County. State OF ok.
lahoma, before the hearing day on
said petition
Dated the 18th day of November,
1909.
THEO y. b. FREAR.
Judge OF County Court.
PARKER. RIDER & BROWN.
Attorneys for Guardian. 24-27
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17
- Enrnlsh RalIroad FrsIaht.

No,e than half 81 the freight ton
Of the railroads Of this country
4F.s OF products of the mines.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17

Miss Pauline Kelley has returned
from visit with friends at Gusho.
gee.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17

Miss Mary Kennedy OF Dennison.
Texas. is the guest of Mrs @. b. De.
laney.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-17

dated November llth. 1908
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-19

LINCOLN. Neb., Oct. ls,--ln a state,
ment on the action Of the two Federal
judges, who Saturday declared the
Nebraska bank guaranty law uncon-
stltutlonal, Governor shallenberger
deplores the ruling as smacking, he
says. Of partisanship end what he be-
lleves is a distinct blow at remedial
State legislation Governor shallen-
berger also declares that the refer.
ence OF the case 10 the Federal instead
of the State Judiciary is usurpation
OF power. lie says IN part;
THE decision Is exactly what those
who for partisan or selfish reasons are
opposed to and effective guaranty Of
deposits law desired. II goes TO the
very heart Of the question and DO.
mics the right OF the State 10 require
the banks, which exIst by virtue Of
their charters, 10 pay certain tax
to create a guaranty fund or TO pre-.
scribe form and manner under which
che banking business shall be conduct.
cd. Il appears to leave banking no
more a matter for public leglslation
or litigation than the grocery or
butcher business,
1.-THE law which has been set aside
by the decree Of the court was fraught
with great benefit TO the people |
am sure that the people desired the
Legislation and we're anxious 20 see
lt put into actual practice. One r..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-19
Spanish Embassy Moved
Upon yMOb With Red Flag

LONDON. DC, rs. The red GAG
was raised IN London sunday after.
noon and a large mob moved upon
the Spanish embassy 10 make dem.
onstration Of l,s dIsapproval Of the
execution Of Prof Francisco FeFrrr,
the convicted revolutiohlsi, ~ Barce
iona few days ago.
Several bodies " police drove on
ghe crowds. While no blood was shed
considerable excitement and uueasi.
nesa peraeed The noghborhood The
groans aud hoo,ingr were plainly
heard IN the embassy and a l)ucklnE'
ham palace nearby
The trouble began with mass
meeting IN Trafalgar square. which
was organized b. several Socialist and
lahoF bodies
A black.boFdofed banner vas raised
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-19
Iany improvements Are
Being Made at White House

buffalo. brought from the Philippines
for this especially. So much for the
Presidents good will for the little
brown men.
The White House has been given
new coat Of paint during the sum
MGR, prior to which several coats Of
the old paint were carefully removed.
The building has never presented a
cleaner and more Inviting appearance
than at present Inside, the green
room has been redeeorated, the furni.
ture rerpho!stered and the wood
work repainted. All the other parlors
have been gone over carefully and put
IN frst.class condition for the return
OF the Presidential family, but no
radical changes have been made In
either furniture or decorations.
AS whole, however the interior
will present a most attractive appear.
ance. and this will last pretty well
through the social season. which will
begin early IN the winter Mrs. TAFT
while she will take things more phi
losophically than she did last season
has invited her sister 10 help her In
receiving, ard plans are under way to
make the Tafts' first winter IN the
White House memorable socially
This will be the easier because OF
Mrs. Taft's fondness for social a.
fairs. and her arely developed must
cal ana art-ltic tastes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-19
MORALITY Fight in
/ new YORK GETS WARM
nv George, Jr.. Takes Hand--- Recalls Old Story
Of His Fathers Candidacy.

Ey YORK, Oct. 1s.-Taken from
vrayeyard of forgotten campaigns,
.lhical skeleton, covered with the
Of twenty-three years, was
yht forth and ratified in New York
night, adding intensely in the
'eoornered struggle for the may
chair Of Greater New York. a
kIou sought by william J. Gaynor,
Iocrat; William R. Hearst, Inde-
ksnt, and Otto. T. Barnard, Repub-
4. It had to do with the political
|rd Of william M. WINS, Hearst's
hi Republican supporter, albeit
opponent four years ago.
he new twist in affairs came In
form of a statement issued last
h by Henry George. Jrs son and
.rapher Of the famous singIe-tax
rmer, who charges In effect, that
3 went to his father in 1886 to
bee him to withdraw from the
lOralty race against William r.
BE- As a matter Of history George
Ised to be slde-tracked and entered
contest only to meet defeat.
Z. George referred to a statement
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-19

printed in his biography of his father
as having been made by the latter
just before his death. 1t read:
before my nomination had form.
ally taken place in 1886, | received a
request from Mr.. William M. WINS,
then chamberlain of the city, and a
close personal friend and representa-
tive of Mr.. George, to privately meet
him. / did so, at Seighortner's, on
Lafayette place; we sat down in a
private room, unattended, and smoked
some cigars together Mr.. WINS in
sisted that could not possibly be
elected mayor of New York, no matter
how many people might vote for me;
that the men who voted knew nothing
Of the real forces that dominated New
York. He said that could not posi-
bly, be counted in. He offered on be-
half of Tammany Hall and the county
Democracy that II would refuse the
nomination for mayor they would run
me for Congress, select a city dis.
trict in which nomination was equiva-
lent to election; that should be at
no expense whatever, but might go
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-19
ONE PERSON KILLED
and FIFTEEN INJURED
NEW YORK CENTRAL EXPRESS
THROWN BY BROKEN RAIL.
President Brown and W. K, Wander.
bilt, Jrr Were on the Train,
sut No, injured.

PoUGHKEEPsIE. n. Y, Oct. 1S,--
One passenger was killed and fifteen
others were injured when the rear
section Of train No, 2S. the Western
express, on the New York Central rail.
road, was wrecked at Rhinebeck early
Sunday.
President Brown, Of the New York
Central, was on board the train, but
was not injured.
With President Brown were w. II.
Newman, former president of the road,
and w. X. Vanderbilt, Jr, a director,
all returning from an inspection OF
the company's lines, Just south OF
the Rhlnebeek station the eight cars
of the train were thrown from the
track by a broken rail
The smoker and one OF the day
coaches rolled over on their sides.
add James Krakoslie, peddler, 81
years old, OF New York. was hurled
through a window and crushed "a
death when the car fell on It's side,
The injured were occupants Of either
the smoker or the day coach, but a.
their hurts were not serious. they
continued on to New York on a spe'
cial train,
In the wreckage Moses Wright, the
engineer. found woman with ave
children, one baby, pinned under q
seat. Before he could help her mum.
Der Of excited men tried to take the
torch away from him 10 look foF artl.
cles they had lost. The engineer
drove them back under threats, and
eurlcated the woman, whose arm
was torn, but not broken.
President Brown himself directed
the removal Of the Injured passengers
and the work OF clearing away the
track.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-19
Army Officers Have to
Refund PaytO Government

WASHINGTON. 0el is,--Abont
iWo hundred srmy Officers have been
called o. b. the War Department 20
refsnd - tbs Treasury Gums % mon.
- saFyinx IN amount from 500 %
$1,000, being lhs pay receiyef ~
them o. eNefcislng higher eDmmahd
thaa ahslf sciuai rank 10 che uaF
via gtsin. an1 later 81 90 Phitp
pipes This vas npDsrrniD aathcr.
ired 81 ~ lnfefpfesati,a 81 ~ Iaa
shies provided nat "a oaicgr
shoul6 fsesiss tbs ~ % ~ sIa1s
- shs duties ~ whieh IA selual epeFa
tisas ~ Nas sn9aEe1 ~ pefforniag
Thls tliaaiioa soas1 capiains 10 con-
mnn6 a. baitalions ani naiofs aa4
neaienasi eolonsts - eomman1 81
Fsrimsnia The sna1reeiee eemaef
nom 10 TfsasuEY pspagi@saf has
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-19
GUARANTEE BANK Law
is UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Governor ShallenberSer OfNebraSka CritiCizeS Fed
eraI Court For So Deciding State Law.

suit OF the notification OF legislation
by the courts would be 10 intensity
the desire and determination that our
State supreme court shall not be long
er constituted wholly Of members OF
one political party, II might be rted
IN passing that the distinguished
Democrat OF this State who was made
a federal Judge by a roysred RepubiI.
can President was not called into
Judgment upon the case
"The overthrow OF legislative enact
monts. BY interference by the execu-
tlye, by the use OF patronage or the
veto power ana by the notification
OF laws by our courts. has steadily
tended to degrade the power OF the
legislative branch Of our Government
and 70 make Il a thing for politicians
and lobbyists 10 play with"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-19

to Europe or anywhere ] wllled and
when I came back should receive q
certificate Of election 10 the House
OF Representatives ! said TO him
anally. You tell me cannot posi-
bly, get the Office. Why then u !
cannot possibly get the Office. do you
want me TO withdraw? His reply
was: You cannot get elected but
your running will raise hell ! said
You have relieved me Of emharrans
ment. / do not want the responsible.
hy and the work Of the Office Of
mayor Of New York. bat : DO want 70
raise hell am decided and viii
run.
Mr.. WINS In reply issued state
ment last night 10 which be- said:
In 1897. I denied that l bad ever
offered Mr. George a nomination In
behalf OF Tammnny Hall, and also
denied that any such Conversation ~
that here given took place between
as: I uIll deny H. ST.. George Is
dead. aud / care 20 say nothing further
OF the matter Even the courts win
no, permit one to testify 20 > eoaysy-
salios phh parties deceased
-H WIn b. noted that Nr George
does not repeat the asensation which
was made yesterday that attempted
20 bride bis father
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-19

opeIs9sa 81 hardship epon tbe officers
Who have Fecsived shls n0,iee anor
90 niahY years They 6nd there is
~ sppeai from che defisian. ahd a.
ihes are hot reeponsIble 90 ~ mis-
inieFSgsiafloa - ne hw ~ ne Rls,
appliesiloa ~ ihe statistics ibeg thlnR
lt Woah - proper % eeek leeisle
tlon agfhoriziba Their 70 rfein ne
money Nhleh they wera consfefe1 -
or mere years aeo a. haslar lslrir
saFBsa aH4 10 uhleh fhey Fele Nalt
D. enilnsd There mixti ~
iiaIeuliy a. obtaining "a stbsla
tloa Il q rsqulrsf = nha 4sn
nsnt n moasy. bit ne s'lssilon tAn
~ Any msf 81 lnsfrtitg q a. aFny
aDpfaesisiion sei 3 elaaas which wia
pfDfect fhs srmg osissfs IS aevsFssiF
a4estea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-19

alarm vas sent In. bst the house Wa'
20 FAR away that the hre department
could not reach Il IN time 70 save "
Every single blt Of household goods
and frrnlturc vas CONSUMED also
There vas no assurances On either
house or goods and Miss Thomas =
lea nsarlY destitute. There s tan
81 raising q fund 70 assist Der %
builting q new home
MS nsariy . thousand feet con
ihe last Gre plag 70 the iot Saeie
ths hoase siood aPd sss Gre aeIal..
- - afaus.f 6issavhaiags %
nls assount
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-19

AsHlNGToN, Oct. fs.-congress
apart thousands Of dollars a year
maintenance and repairs at the
BE House. The latter cost quite
much as the former. due to the
that the house is visited yearly
great throngs Of people who leave
ihd them trails Of wear and tear
demands prompt attention. The
lual house-cleaning and repairing
avs take place while the President
Dis family are absent for the sum
and this work for the current
son Is now drawing rapidly TO a
,e. It Is expected that the house
grounds and the enlarged execu.
Offices will be in readiness for
|upancy by the time Mrs. Taft re-
|hs to Washington from Beverly.
" the latter part OF this month.
'a'nly everything viii be IN first
condition by the time the Presi-
= returns a month later The
''aeni has approved a plan to I'm.
me Interior Of his private Office
We enlarged executive building
wood grown in the Philippines.
parquet flooring Of the Office VIII
y iuscan'Calao wood. dark green
','o'' which grows abundantIy in
sands. The furniture 10 the
SCENTS Office win be covered with
--ln Of the earahao, or Philippine
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-19
Hiss Thomas Loses Home
and Contents at Orlando

! ANDo Oct. Is.-Fb broke ous
"''Aon O q tvoaory hoas,
r.. 80 TO Miss rhonas. 81 west
T.. avenue. thls morblus a. 8
'aa 0urnse ne house Is de-
-. VII is sutire ecnlun Mlss
y an elderly msatn lady
'e alone. shs rlst4e 4 e.
~ ,''s stove aud put e. nsiER
70 'oag that che eni6 WI
=, door While are vas a
- ne front ynsd ana van. shs
- sood Zen o. the soor end
''''d = hig tiara TAs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-19

The hre department was called 70
Box "a, located at the corner o.
Alaehua and Roper avenues. on Mon
day morning. when Il was found that
che cottage owned BY James pols
had been In aames. but was oxtin'
guished without water having 20 be
placed on The building A ine run
was made by the Gre laddlea, who
responded with their usual prompt
ness.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-19

With bis letters that could be- read
from afpr. TO bell with iho murder
on Alfonso"
A telegram was read from The
Countess OF Warwick saying
mo words are TOO strong 10 express
Europea horror ., The murder u Fer
fer"
Victor OFayeou ~ Manchester, che
Socialist member. capped the clilnaS
OF tbs npeeehes b. deelarlng that Il
the head 81 every klnG % Europe was
torn FROM BIZ b0dy 4 would noi pay
hair the price u Forrcrs NE 10
called che Ruapiau emperor "a dirty
monster and said that King Edward
who eoaid have prevented che eteeu
dion. sea responsible for whatever
might happen 10 fngiand A. q result
~ Il He demandod the expulsion
81 the Spanish ambaasaaor
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-19

The Alaehua County school im.
urovemeut Association Waa orgsnized
last week. and In The course q busi
ness transacted Il vas decided -
hold . rally % tbs oourt house On
Tsesaay evening. Oct -. g 7ise
o'ciock.
Several spesksga - psomineaee
h.ye been invited % speak o. that
oceasloa and Il is hOBsa thai . laFEe
crowd vnl b. preleat Amoug tss
sDsaksrs inviied are Prcsidsui War
shrse. ~. Thsekston an9 Pfot cas-
-. Ms lie FuTcH. Pre-
MA IA THAcKsTON. Seer.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-12-30

siOns that he is n rcactiOnary of the
most pronounced type, that he has
no sympathy with public rights as
opposed to the privileges Of whcathy
combinations and that his decision
would necessarily be against the
bubble interest. 1t is charged that
prior to the passage Of railroad rate
law Judge Lurton was one OF tn"
few Federal judges who Travelled eX-
clusively in private cars furnished
by the railroads whose cases came
before him in court. II is charged
by those who know him personally
that he prides himself upon his aris-
tocracy and believes in privileged
class. r'' Judge Lurton was
charged with being railroad judge
by Senator Tillman in the fight over
the rate bill.'
The Memphis News-Scimitar,
published in Judge Lurton's own
State, on October 18th printed an
editorial article in which it said
"He is man Of ability and force
fulncss and the graduate of u
shrcwd school in politics. During
his career rs iudg" he has been
much criticised for his leanimgs to-
ward corporations litigant before
him. 1t has been urged against him