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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-22
iivWurc ~ Ontmcnts for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury.

a. mercury will surely destroy the
sense OF smell and completely de
range the whole system when on'er-
Ing it through the mucous surface
Such articles should never be usrl
except on prescIt tions from reputable
ply clans, as the damage they WI
DO it ten-fold TO the good you cAq
possibly derive from them Halr.
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by +
cheney a Co, Toledo, o., contains
no mercury and Is taken Internally
acting directly upon the blood aud
mucous surfaces OF the system. 10
buying halI's Catarrh Cure be sure
YOU get the genuine. II a taken Va.
,ernaly aue made IN Toledo. Ohio.
hy .. Cheney 4 ca. TIE timonlal,
free.
sold by Druggists. Price 55e ps.
bottle.
Take Halls Family pills for cln
stlpat,nn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-22

VIII the city Of Salem have an
other lawsuit over the Mlnto island
gravel bar? Tho street committee
and the mayor OF the city are making
an effort 10 secure an unlimited sup
ply OF gravel for use on the suburban
streets that ask that Kind of improve
ment. II Is believed by the mayor
and tho street committee that hey
have a right 10 an unlimited supply
OF gravel for all city purposes, In
cluding the Improvement OF streets
for abuttlng property while the MIN
10 heirs believe the right TO mse
gravel from their island ls restricted
20 actual use by the city, but that
gravel cannot be furnished Co private
property owners, or contractors, un-
der the grant OF free use OF gravel 10
the city made by the Hon. John MIN
TO. The NJ ntos rely on the decision
OF the circuit court. and claim the
point involved has once been passed
upon by the courts. and need not be
gone over again. Harry p. Minto
and Dougia7 &. Minto make the fol-
lowing statement OF their conten-
tlOn:
MintO Brothcrs' Statement.
Salem Or. April 81. 1909.
Dear Sir: am informed that the
Hon. City Council OF the city of Sa-
lem. under the guidance OF the coun.
cllmen. are contemplating the con-
struotion OF harEe or fathoRt with
the Intention of furnishing gravel, 10
be msed IN the Improvement OF streets
wherein the cost OF such improve
mont II asses ed 10 the property own-
pru pfnftuIuu tho riuhf IN IA an NV
virtue OF a grant 10 the city OF Sa-
lom by our father John Mnto, sr.
Believing that the city council would
not force this matter into the courts
Tor the second time. 10 the same was
looked into and understood by said
council, we viii give you the fncte. as
We have thom from our father. aud
the attorneys who drow the grant. In
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-22
Y. m. C. A. MINSTRELS
ARE MAKING GOOD

The musicul part ut tho Y ~. g. A.
minstrol ls attracting much attention.
Among those who know wh1t is ro-
inr Co ho given there is much favor
able comment The slluisis mud
chorus mon urr piHbH1 from ellH 'f
best talont rhoir wears ot practice
aud locnl reputation is guarantee
that the Y. N. c. A. viii put ON a
hlgh.clnss show Nose Tucsd'N night
The music for the occasion has been
solicited from she best miusrrrl hits
of the Nnst season Thr songs Hrp
new. never having been heard iu S"
lem
IRuso wa GLOVE rnTl MINSTREL songs
will be- delighted with 'loNIu' Time
"nedoin Love song. "DlNic Dan.
"Sou h.n Oul somebody Tied
aud Dreaming ot You. poJr The
chorus work ia great feature. end
easily in class With che hest
Those who iiko SONGS chat arc
teeming with real live feelings, sung
to bring out iho best harmony should
not fail to stNr next Tuesday uisht
for the \ n e. A. miustrcls
Tickets may be- had hY calllug at
either Snlrm Wooden Mill store .hr
Plymouth. Savage music store. q ".
johnson a Co. pnuon's. Pricv shoe
store. Commercial book store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-22

u would have been a cripple far
life from a terrible cut on my knee
cap" writes Frank n'sberry. Ketli-
her. M,nn.. without Bueklen's Arnl-
ca Salve. which soon cured me" ~
fall hls for wound cuts and bruises,
Il soon cares Burns, Scalds. on
Sores, nolls, skin Erup,ions. World .
best for piles, Sc az D. O. Perry's
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-22
IIan.ls and Sorr Mimic.

Nodol gives the stomach a chance q,
regain It's lost strength and hea'tf
and after little While you need uo'
take Kodol longer, but take Il whi,s
yoa 40 need IL aud u Z: fails 10 b-n.-
ID you your money win be refundsi
Sold ~ an druggists
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-22
The Red.Reck OF success

lies IA keen. clear brain. backed
by ndomitablo viii aud re istless eu-
ergy. Such power comes from ne
splendid health that DR.. Kings New
Life pills impart They vtallHe ev-
cry organ aud build up brain aad
body. J A. Harmon, LlEemore. ".
Va, writes; They are the beat pills
I ever uaed." sbe az J. c. Perry
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-22

One good thing .pout the primary
law. 4 lot of aleged statesmen
running Tor mayor az Portland will
realiHe In what contempt the people
really hold them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-22

As a result Of poker game at
keno Nev. John Harmen. mine
Owner d SiF.000 poorer than he Was
yesterday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-22

10 would hc too bad 90 have Harvey
Scott sent 60 Mexico. The cl mate i-
uof saluhrious
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-22

Ccontilued on page ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-22

Mrs. 0rancy Murray Gibson OF san
Jose Is suing for divorce.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24

SHOW OPENS TO
VAST THRONG
ATTENDANCE FIRST NIGHT Is
ESTIMATED AT 5000
Nearly a Million Dollars Worth of
Machines Are Shown and
Number Fully Three
Hundred

Amid one Of the most brilliant public
assemblies ever gathered in Los An
geles the second annual automobile
show of Southern California opened last
night promptly TO the minute. and with
every arrangement timed likewise to
the moment.
For half an hour before the great
Broadway entrance doors of the Ham
burger building were thrown open i'm
mense throngs Of stylishly dressed men
and daintily gowned women were
banked a dozen deep for half block in
either direction, the scores of electric
searchlights from upper floors of the
building and other lights stretched
along the sidewalk, Illuminating the
picture with nearly the lightness of day.
At least 5000 people christened the
opening night with their presence, and
not until the closing hour of IL o'clock
did they realize the delightful hours
spent in the fairylike maze Of light and
exhibits.
The show was opened with the very
plainest of ceremonies, Manager Dick
Ferris introducing Mayor Harper to the
small knot in proximity to the bril-
liantly lighted court of honor. The
mayor had but a few words to say
touching only on his pleasure in well
coming those present and bidding the
management the success they have
stTiven for.
Then strains/of music sprang up in a
half dozen different directions as the
two bands, the Ladies' orchestra and
two quartets began upon their re-
spective programs.
The crowds quickly separated to diff
ferent portions of the immense eXposi-
ton hall, gravitating to the various
booths which caught their fancies,
where they listened to the demonstra
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24
FIRMS AND CONCERNS
WHO ARE EXHIBITING

AUTOMOBILE DEALERS
THOMAS MOTOR CAR CO.
Thomas Flyer.
AMERICAN MOTOR CAR CO.
The American car.
LOS ANGELES MOTOR CAR CO.
The LOcOmObile.
w. r.. RUESS CO.
The Pope Hartford.
w. X. COWAN-
The Rambler.
w. e. BUSH
The Pierce Arrow.
DoRRIS MOTOR CAR CO.
The Doris.
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE co.
The licensed 'Burliet."
WHITE GARAGE
The White steamer.
WOODILL AUTO CO.
The Haynes and the Oakland.
LORD MOTOR CAR Co.
The Studebaker.
r. & L. ELECTRICAL CO.
The r.. s. L. taxicab.
AUTO VEHICLE CO.
The Tourist.
WELL-BRISCOE-LOS ANGELES
CO.-The Maxwell
CENTRAL MOTOR CAR CO.
The Apburn.
The Auburn.
The Franklin.
| III. j. FENIMORE-
The LOZier.
III. O. HARRISON
The OldsmobiIe, Apperson, Peerless.
| ELECTRICAL GARAGE CO.
Detroit Electric.
| STODDARD-DAYTONC CO.-~
The StOddard-DaytOn.
| LEON II. SHETTLER-
The REQ and Kisselkar.
| ELMORE MOTOR CAR CO.
The ElmOre.
| HOWARD AUTO CO.
The Ruipk
WESTERN MOTOR CAR CO.
The Packard, Stevens-Duryea and
the ChaImers-DetrOit.
A. w. GUMP-
The jackson.
w. j. BATCHELDER & CO.
The SteaTns.
LEE MOTOR CAR CO.
The Cadillac.
The Ford.
GREGORY AUTO CO.
The Moline.
GREER-ROBBINS CO.
The Mitchell.
ACCESSORY DEALERS
OLIIER s. WORTHINGTON.
ECONOMY TOOL co.
TURNER OIL co.
COOMBS s REED.
A. j. TYLER.
s. G. WILSON.
j. l.. PIKE.
WESTERN MACHINE WORKS.
WIGNEY & TOMLINSON.
HIGH FREQUENCY COIL co.
WARNER INSTRUMENT co.
ACHESON g. WELSH.
FTRENIEN'S FUND ms. co.
VOLLNEY Il. HOWARD ms. co.
+. E. WALSH ms. co.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24

while the cost of installation of exhib-
it's and their enhancement with elee-
trical appliances of all kinds will repre-
sent between $4,000, and 100000.
All told, there are 63 exhibitors, by
far the greater number being LEGAL au-
tomobile dealers, and there are but
few dealers handling cars in this city
who are not entered. There are a few
of the latter who for reasons sufficient
unto themselves have refrained from
participating, though in no case is it
from a spirit Of pique.
More accessory dealers would be rep
resented were it not for the relation
ship they bear to their national or
ganization, but these dealers have done
and are doing everything possible to
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24

tors who pointed out the various fea-
lures of their respective automobiles.
While many came in evening dress
there were many who did not, and they
were just as welcome and appeared to
be enjoying themselves quite as much.
Next Friday evening will be society
night" and it is expected that on this
occasion the climax of the show will be
reached in spectacular brilliancy.
The show will remain closed over
Sunday and will open again tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock, as well as every
day during the coming week.
There are over 300 automobiles in
cluded in the many exhibits, the total
value of which, it is estimated, will
mount well toward a million dollars,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24

the decision not to run next years
Grand Prix unless forty entries are
secured. Color is lent to this view by
the knowledge that no previous Grand
Prix or Bennett cup race had forty
entries, or anywhere near that number.
There is no reason to suppose that any
cause exists that would lead the ruling
spirits in the Automobile club Of France,
which controls the race, to believe that
forty entries are likely to be received
for next years contest.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24
TO ABANDON GRAND PRIx

u HDFhfNDOIN NFtFNIND 2 TtIN
E. z. Schwarzkopf, editor Of Automo-
bile Topics, says: Just as France
caused the abandonment Of the Bennett
cup race when she found that she could
not dominate that international event,
so now it is reported on what appears
to be excellent authority, that she plans
TO bring about the abandonment,
whether temporary or permanently it
is impossible to say, of the Grand PriX.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24

make the show a success, even distrib-
uting advertising literature and dis
playing posters.
Over 10000 light bulbs were turned
on last night as part Of the general dec
orations, and nearly half as many more
lights have already been installed, or
will be by Monday night, in tho booths
Of many exhibitors.
Money is usually gained through a
will-sometines your uncle's, generally
your own.
Experience is a good teacher but she
sends in terrific bills.
AnybOdy who would be able to find an
address in the dictionary would be able to
find your CLASSIFIED al.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19
ROBERT {. LEE
Anniversary

THE one hundredlh and second amt
yefaary ai The hirin 81 ueneral Rob
art Il. Lee. was cummemaralcd %
Guthrie today BY memorial exercises
nov being conducted q tue NJ 7.
church, South. undcg auapieea ol Bill
crsss chapter United Daughters OF
the C0nfederae9 The Rev ] u. Ah.
ofaathy. pastor 81 The " r church,
South. opened the exefciseH by pro.
nnunrinR tho Invocation
.Nearef my Cod 10 Thce* was sung
by tae cnngrogallon 4 lcked quartet
by ths congregation A picked quartet
Southern song d my Old Kentucky
li0me.'
Hon, f. ! aladinRa. % ukllhema
CITY. historian 81 the Oklahoma De-
paflmonl United Confederate yater'
ans. delivered mi el0mient pnlogY 70
the dead general
Tue Lowry quartttte favored with
selection entitled "Ientlng on the
Oh Camp Grounds which proved an
Interesting number
United States Senator Gore rs to al.
lfesa the meeting
isganeellst II y Halglg win pro.
Donnce faa henedlctlon Col A. y.
Watson anl General J G Jamlscn OF
lhe local Confederate camp arc pre-.
sillns rs masters Of ceremonies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19
GETTING
RECKLESS

From reliable person VINO saw and
rcas b portion ot the papers. copies Of
reports ETC. captures on Hearst's at
iorney yesterday 1t appears that
He4rsts attorney and the special
agents from Washington Ia the Mus
kogee town lot matter are working
together. and that taey doubt their
ability to show Governor lIaskelFs
connection Ia any improper way I'M
The Muskogeo tot matters but
force an indictment, If possible
lar the purpose 81 dlscredlfng bin.
whether they are able to sustain their
efforts or not
This remarkable practice ID being
commented on with amazemeni bY ou'
best citizens. regardless oi party. and
the expression IS heard from many
that they cannot believe tnat the
President q The United States Is eos.
infant Of such reck.ess purposes.
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BIGGEST CLASS CAADI-
DATES EVER LISTED


With tho largest class IN llg HIS.
tory snd an unusually large attendance
for the hrst days session lae Md
winter reunion Of The Ancient aud Ac.
eoplea Scottish Rite CpnAlatury Of the
Valley oi Guthrie WAS nshefcA N this
morning Ut thine o'clock The class
of scyeniy.ilve BEGAN 70 take from the
fourth 70 the thists.aecond degrees
inclusive che class will be l0nea
hv from twenty-five to thirty more
candidates after lt feaches Toe 18th
degrce, tho aldltional ONES having
Travelled chat iar Il viii make
class oi ever SOC completing the work.
Thursday afternoon, tha largest In
he history Of the consist0ry
Senator Harper 8 Cunningham In.
snecinraenpfal Of the Oklahoma aud
Indian Terrllory jurisdictions IA pres.
ant and many distinguished visitors
4re "a attendance, Including M,,Sons
from several Of the Midlle West
slate,.
Although The hotels are crowded On
recount Of several atate gatherings
nd the bla crowds here IA Mlincak
be election 81 O unllad States aenas
af tomorrow by the leelaIaipfel the
entertainmeut ana reception commit
ees have pfogiied ample accommota
ion iof guests In Guthrie homes
This morning from fourth % the
ninth desfees We're mounted ny The
fample team and exemplliled to the
clasa
Az the noon hour The visiting ,ia-
ana and cIas8 members were given
luncheon IN the lafso banquet room
ii the aecoaH Aaef OF the Temple,
fhis afternoon ninth 70 tho afIeenth
leerees were oxempllnea bY picked
cams
zvenlne'a programme
Guests VIII cat six o'clock dinner
the banquet room Special enter
4lament win be given The class mom-
4era an5 0ut.oftoWn guests ln The
arge auditorium Of the Temple Tne
musical department Of the A. g II
s0llhee. saltwater. sill render q Ape.
Hal programme beginning Il oight
fclock. The personnel of the class
shlch will take the degrees from The
In % So inclusive follows:
James IL. Asher, Pond Creek Earl
9 Alternately Council John q Arnold
Gushing: Moses y. Andrews, Glove
land Henry G. Atndg. ineers1lls s G
Hurnelsa. Cordoll, Ricnafd Brown. Mt
View. Francis A. RDnnef ctescenf
Fred VI Benson, iugerHoII: Walter &
lslshce Chandler, q A Alalatein Hen
nessey. benjamin F Blue. ingaraolli
Morris Blenm0nthal. Prague; A. +
Rennliag Guthrie: Carl o Cashion.
Iennessey; Jacob +. Collar. Caand-
les. Lemuel l. Corn, III Reno II n
Colgln. Aiya. Simeon o. Davis. Ken
dfick. Chaa, r. Dods0n. HOminy; G.
A. Dow. Pond Crack: A. A. Doughty
0klahoms CITY EaFlo K. Cook. Gush
fle; Arthur 4 Edglnglon, WaionEa
Anbt II Erwin Chandler j Il nd
munds Guthrie Nm. Il. Ford. Sui
phur: Geo r. ferguson, Anadnrko.
James J. Fraley Ilominy. Irn Il Fra
vel saltwater; Melvin 0rng Nj
View; Alloys Grimm, Jr.. Sac 4 Fox:
II A. Tosney. Jennings. JAMES T.
lIoepes. llulhall. J. NJ lfalglef. earle.
tom JAS q Hamilton. Pond Creek:
logan Hawklas. Fonkawa: Thua. o.
laws Mnlsall; Otto = Hays. uhand.
Continued on Page -
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CORPORATION
Commission
CONCLUDING

with tomorrow's docket disposed oi
the corporation commission win have
completed the January docket The
commissioners VIII at once begin the
work Of reviewing evidence taken ami
ssulng orders. The commission usu.
dly dlsroses OF an the cases AZ the
erm submitted TodUy's assignment
vas settled without a hearing, some
being continued snd other complaints
lclng withdrawn the matter adjusted
Tomorrow hearings Will be conducted
N proposed orders Nos nineteen ana
.hlrtyseveh the former being % regu-
tate oilcc hours for freight offices the
after amendments 20 general order
No. forlyiiye The Wagonef water
aompsny win be given an oppormnl
W % explain why the company viola.
ycd an order Of The commission rouulr
Ing ihem 20 prevent further overflow
lf the stand ulpe at that place.
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FAMOUS
CHEROKEE.
SENATE p AS sED ONE
BILL AND ON
RESOLUTION

The house spent lhe early part % IAo
afternoon session Ia hearing inifadnr
ton 81 ne8 bills deiplls % enmmtlte
work, petitions. extra slices uralars
with miscellany bNsinh
and bnckled down to actual grind 9f
naR WORK and competition Of unfinished
245 O'Clock
senatapasaed One Bill
Nm thA senate lhe Williams bin az.
prepliatlu6 VS. 900 toward uayment of
lhesemrl ydes4nl tae e8o h0nses, was
glynn ne last 1H9h and bastingthgeaa
and specllea doNH ieNarl tho shop
whore ihe strong Box s held
The concurrent res0lAlion Of Senator
Landrum mem0rallAHg 4he cnngresa
90 piac lifealzed bust o seQu sab
The great Cher0keos lhe Hall ~ lamo
the great Cherokee, IN the hall Of famo
inspections
The disposition Of matters hufere lhe
committee consumed 4 half h ufSa
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INDIANS
Special to DAILY Leader.

Special TO Daily Leader.
Washington, y. G., Jan ia~'The
house committee on lndlan affairs TO.
day decided 70 continue the approprl.
alton asked 10 carry work Of adminla.
icring affairs of the Five Civilized
Tribes and VIII no fepgrs tomorrow,
Ninety thousand dollars we're apnroprl
ated for the diairlct aeaais Five
agents were oriered for lho service ln
western Oklahoma.
The secretary Of the Interior was
ordered 10 pay saca and Foxes Sli2..
900; $4,000 was allowed le rebuild fhe
Osagp school at pawhnska. Senator
Owen already pressed thls through the
senate One ihusand dollars approprl'
alcd were for 4 monument % Cynthia
Ann Parker The mother Of Quanah
Parker Committee decided legislation
praviding tor closing M affairs Of the
Five tribes should Be Incorporated in
separate bil agreeing IT would stand
hciior chance passage
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CORDELL
BUILDING
USELESS

The supreme court in a Unanimous
opinion handed down ioday by T0sllgA
n I. Williams sliaiains The wrli Of ln
junction allowed IN the district coufl of
WasAlia naoe elpgiyldn. shraA cnlfRw
Washlta county, applied Or by n
brett county attorney 20 restrain the
commissioners Of that county from ~
suing warrants nfhe sum ol $3.50
252p2 M favor of a. q Campbell ci at
i0r naymonl 0l county court h0usu,
built 40 Cprdolfy The lower court helc
Che contract made by the commission.
ets 10 bo void tlpldlng that il was m
violation pi lbe constitution as an olec,
dion had not aoeu held % rc'lorate cue
rouaty seat
Several other constitutional aucs
lions wore rasod, rte court holds as
lluNa on lho samp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19
M'COY RECEIVED FIvEHAA.
HUNDRED DOLLARS
Armstrong Got a Red Letter
Reception Which Threatened
Mob Execution

Charles Ice Mccoy. city marshal a
'aicLcud who captured Harry Arm
|snong a Few miles east Of Dale in Lin
.culn county. Saturday night after q
'slruggle with the alleged murderer
'presenied q claim to Governor Haskell
Ithls morning for the $500 reward Of
4 'fercd by the state Tho governor
|Womptly approved the same and ai
leleven o'clock today MARSHAL Mccoy
|had warrant handed 10 him fsr $500
|by State Auditor Trap. Armstrong
1who Is an mteFmarried nawnee ll
'dlan. was wanted at Perry for me muir
.der ol Isaac Frl. o farmer who resided
snrsr Morelaon Tho crime was com
United on the evening of December
.iath 1908. near Red Rock hi the Usage
Reservation, and was ne of the most
brutal ever committed ln this section
sol The country
According To Elmer Mitchell, axe
Twenty. who resided near Morrison aud
|whn cenicssed week after the crime
H. have aided hy Armstrong mwitted
|Ihe deed The two lay IN wait for Fell
land Gt him from ambush iust for tae
|cld brnkendown eeam and home matte
|Nagcn.
Fen had hilt thirty cents upon hls
|nefson The tw men drove eighteen
|mies ihat night and within q hnli mile
|0f ihc Mitchell hane threw thelt tis.
|lim's body down an abandoned well.
|9sey hil from the officers until the
Following "Wednesday when they diyid.
ed fhe spoils and Armstrong started 9if
Towards the Indian Terrlttfs with
|hoyres, sagsn and o tuggy when pe'
|langod TO Tell Three horses aud the
|buggy we're taken from tho Fell nome
|aite the murder had been committed
Armstrong was q rover aud rYes
'Nlia the lndisrs going from one irlfe
anefhor he was Ia hiding with ine
|Eirkanoo Indians eaHt Of Dale, which
II three miles from Melsoud, When
given away BY some Of the Indians
After arrest Aimstfcng broke away
|ffom MeCOy Il Mel oud being fFghteH-
|ed baeause a big mol hal formed ard
|Were threatening & lynch him Alteg'
Il little chase taroagh iown he was Re.
|afrpslen again saturday night. sheriff
ENlceWandef 81 NohIc county passed
|thfn + ihe city Monday evening on
|ihe sania re with Armstrong in Gus.
|lndy. and upon arriving a. Perry q
|mnh Of 500 people mad rnied % meet
Ina pair en8 only the diplomacy Of
|saeri4 Nlcewander STAYED off the
|l5nchlng
Ma khal Mccoy says Armstrong Of
/ |fsrcd im 800 Ii cold cash at McLoud
Saturday 10 turn him lose.
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Received SEPARATE BALLOT


The two houses voted on United
suites senttor tAIe afternoon al 2 90
orleeH. The senate and hoHae pro-
eeolnns we're similar.
Ia the senate Thomas OF Lawtons
nominated Thomas u Hnre. eeon5ea
hy WltIlama 81 Wealheff0rd Colvllle
nIaced uonnis FLYNN Ia nomination
lDf shs minority parts and ar0wnlee
Efccedft
The roll ctll eaYr Gore lhIfty.taus
and Elsnn eight one of eAch pagiy be-
|nE ahsen
III lae kouae lamp q I4wtnn noml.
mated MI Gore md the nomination
Nas sehonaed by Roienbefr{ Fiynn's
nanla wins presented Is G q. Tones 81
Oklahoma county. sec0aa bF Bridges
81 Woo Il The foI| eal| sHfe Gore
aIxl afee. Flynn forts. lqAelh shef
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an endless heaven, said The Rev Dr,
r. J Bulgln tao noted Evangelist
speaking 70 an immense throns az
Lloyds hail last night
Whom 5 YER wandering soul dlscnv.
crs the birthplace Of Col ana ypu stand
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nights meeting, Vocal solos by George
Rose, harp solos BY Prof. Miller; and
chorus caslr singing we're features ii
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