The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-05
TENSE SITUATION
NOT EVEN WARPED
All Sides HasFIaaIIy \ Agreed
10 sLei Nature Take
IIsT Course"


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6nrnHGela ii. Apsll BRA strang
suee bis been anreod upon BY the
epBseh0ing faction IA Illinois remark
ablh sonafofIal deadlock Many weeks
% btllollne. conierlns. eleclioneering
ana some little plotting have failed
IL afen upen The way TO breaking
th6 Deadlock and all aldes have finallt
agreed lu lei Mature lake rs course
and 10 0foreed with leglslaliCa. which
t coilllnR n a rush In the way of new
bllls over 500 bf which have appeared
~ ihe fEpuse and neasly @09 III the
Senate As lhe time limit for the In'
tloantilou d new bills will have OK;
pIfed before another session is held,
ihA lemAlalHfe can now measure thb
fQAl work before u, and the members
sam "a agree that II much u accom-.
nllshed they much either gei the dead
iohk otl Of the way In hurry OF OBJ
serve ghc truce aa they have been
doing Ia the past week.
rs. over three months the Illinois
General Assembly has been in session.
sIAco Jan. 20, Or fov q period Of eleven
wAfks. iainl sessions have been held
pll every legislative day 10 ballot on
uhlled kialea senator,
All sorts Of schemes have been laid
"a shake the various forces. The pre-
aleanpnt a former senator Albert j..
lHepRlnA laa been ahoen by the aha0.
ltllh fitilgsv III bis efforts 10 increase
nls Ynla Il hRa required all his polH-
Iesl skll lo hold bis own men together.
and, despite his shrewdneas and unre'
IHHl'n6 hehl he has lost several votes,
hul n0s eaaHsh to materially alfeei the
alI|ibilan fie sim holds enough gotes
. prevent the election % any otner
candidate aad unleaa those fifty orl
nnl llEk|ns men Who algn1d lhe
aHFbemenl early Ia tina balluiing toI
stick witt Hopkins until cuueus sl
eaIlad i0 release them. demand can
eas. be deadlock vii continue until
tie clio e aI the session next month";
ullA erAfe probability shai there Win
IS nn eseg ton al all
etAeen FeHa 8inmpede
fha ffaalest sensation 6i ahe dead
laek saa Ice effort made last week 10
f8asn stampede % dug Deneet
afH Mhlrn Naa ioiied hy Deneen hinl
Eell Who has sltenuoualg declared be
Hauld nee aeeept the loga X it wefe
sRen to hlm but whom Lorlmers
ahnfilaa md others have thought
#uslll ultimately ateepi ihe honor
HaIne manabafs yet Insist Deneen Is /
HE loelcal winner but hls emphatic
4aluaal ,6 I'll IFS friends vote for him
lett week pul q Qulelus upon the talk
s. fafrln& the nleriiua upon him hep.
FHsenlnilfa King of aaleebnrE aud
eshbr bana u hope leaders close 70
EAe goferius are oufspuken IN con
aennti|1l d d plan to elect the gov
eFnof mila take him out of the state,
mhero Tie people haye only recently
chosen him Is their chief executive
- Is tie promised "boolns 0f
EsanefesaAlan l.Dwden aud 0sher would
81 Formidable candidates. they have
Hol even caused d ripple upon tho
dnadloek surface, 70 conservatives
EAa organization q EhasilelI has main.
tained through the balloting has been
very MAnlleani 'Tha little group Of
FoAA ssnpNHelR have been very asrad
sbsl Ihef ares Senate Mesrs. Bred,
s. Jones. sehnilll House-Ap Madnc,
SUITS Chlfoh Fleldslaek, flagan. Hull,
k0wnlaks Mclean. kiefson, Price and
asnnrnH
Representatives Erleasna and Mason
have kenl Masons esndldhcy alive
Representatives Black gnd Tefflll
lave been constantly voting for Judge
Il SheFman Cpnkfeesman Low
aHH hos had to rely apon Representa-
I|fa u|iilfpEa to keep him IN the race
#hile Representative Ifownbaek has
never faisea to answer Mckinley TO
hIN nafae on the roll The only ae.
n|lbllrsn N9sH Governor Dennen haa
Hfef received was that OK Speaker
Ellaflieil the vpss neueen received
laH ThafadaF was east by q nemo
ssags WAliez I.anlz pf ghleagQ
N0 chAnee in the deadlock il anla
EIHMfg this week