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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-30
HOPE To GET PRISON LAND
At REASONABLE PR|CI.


The BOARD ~ prison control Ii II
session ihin aflcmon In tho govern
ra office Among the matfeH tai
Nd nn Waa The appfaisemeui Of th
lS60art lruct Of land near MnAie6
Ter Cor lhe location Of the new penl
.onlary which ls now being erected
Chairman . T. Conn1ig Of the boar
today stated thnt thf maiter Wonsl
le adjusted soon sud ihe land afna
q at a nominal price The bulk
.ho lalld, he said Us segregated ladia
and ana these arc only thrce or fou
tracts owned by lndlfiduals. RI.
board has secured a 100 acre lrae
from q Aif Downs at nominal price
pnt llbacre tract and 20.aera
IS land close 10 McAle#er have beer
1npralse a. worry high figure Sen
nior Rcdwlnc representing the stat
n thc MATES hRs called for 4 iurs
tfial 70 ilg the valuation on ihe tw,
tracts NJ land referred to ena the ans
VIII bo presented 10 the jury On lni
sth. Tho segregated Indian landl
hove no, aa yct been appraised aun
f' "'"ifl ~ tHittNt HNiftH " fHHtH HI
adjustment with the attorneys fof thl
1huclaw Indians for the eondamnel
and beiufe the privately owned Ian
,nlultlon le placed by the Itlry. pfeai
don't Connofg says that the state eat
got along without the private Ian
ami tha' Il the hoard can not get th
Two tracts IN controversy At namln
~ price that thcy will not be con
demnei by ne state. Some Of th
private llnd has been appraised d
high as fgb0 an acre
The i3G0acre tract Of land select
ed by tht prl0son hoard for the pen
HonilarY rs part Of The original gran
oi 400 ac'ea mode By Chootaw tribes
men 10 McAleaier for watershed puf
noses scYeral years ago ID 81 pe
acre and the board believes that tb
irhcsmeI WIN be as liberal with tht
state as they were with MeAleater
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-30
WIFE OF YELLOW MAN
TALKS OF DIVORCE TRIAL
Thousand Times Rather Be
. wife Of a Chinese Than Of
Man Like Gould"

San Francisco. June 30.--el would
rather be cut 20 pieces ana put In
trunk by u Chinese husband than
90 tortured In court by a waite hus
band Ike Howard Gould, was The
astounding statement made today
by Mrs. Clemmons- Wong, sister of
kaihrae Clommons Gould. and wife
OF Wong sun Yuc, q Chinese meroh,
ant Of this ciig After four years
Of Chinese honeymoon slrs. Wong
pronounced the Chlnaman the ideal
husband.
\ would a thousand times rather
be the wife Of Chinese than 81
such "a man as Howard Gould. That
IS the worsl fate | can conceive Of.
The Chinese W0rships his wife.
whether she be white or yellow. aud
that's mose than you can say OF the
average American Furthermore,
the Chinese husband won't permit his
Nife's name TO be drugged about and
her lie Haunted before the public.
Wlten Chnnman ls once married
he is married Whats more. he
takes care Of his wife.
I'm happy ~ my home. Ny life
with my husband has been perfect.
for he, like either Chinese husbands
IS gentle consderate and an excel
lent proyider surel my lot Is hap
pier than that OF soealied Amerl
rln Wife who never knows her mar
ital status and d0sn't know what
real happiness can be"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-30
PROHIBITION LAW GOES
INTO EFFECT At MIDNIGHT
VIII Cause lmnenSG Falling
OH In Revenues
Of State

Nashville, Tenn, June SO.-"We
'uns OF Tennessee" viii awaken 20.
morrow morning TO lind themselves
riding on the water wagon The
state 8ido prohibition law passed by
the legislature last winter over the
yetoe OF Governor Patterson becomes
operative al midnight tonight. The
law iogbds tae sale 1f alcoholic
drink within four miles Of a school
house and win have the effect OF
closing the doors Of virtually every
saloon ln the state. All the cities
viii become dry among Them
Memphis, which win thereby attain
the distinction Of being the largest
cltg IN the world whcro The sale Of
inloxlcants is prohibited BY law.
Memphis now hats 600 saloons. Other
large cities which win be affected
are Nashville, with i3l saloons, and
Chattanooga, which has 0S drink EN-
poflnms.
On January ! next six months af.
ter iiia reiHilors have received their
knockout bl0S, the brewers. disiill.
ers and others engaged IN the man
afaelure Of intoXicanls, will be put
out of business on that date The
stale law fothidding the manufacture
81 lnfnsieants Will come Into force.
The SIX months probation was given
Che brewers and distlllers % enable
them TO dispose Of their property
II Is estimated that The prohibition
law win cause q falling Off OF more
isau q million dollafs hi Tie revenues
Uf Tennessee inycsi@pnia exceed
ing Sl0.0a0000 IA distlilcries. brew.
cries, recllfylng establishments and
wholesale and retail llnuar stores
Will become idle indefinitely, and
much Of 4 viii ho lugt because no
Is provided for u nlso
Is calculated that 10000 persons viii
be- thrown uul of employment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-30
.BUNKT0WN GRAFTERs
STOP At NOTHING
lOklahnma proaa ser,Ieal

Oklahoma chs OKLA. June 30 s.
Hathaway and Lady Oakland. two
popunr horsos M the race meet here
were given poison, It is claimed by
The owners, mallclously. and Hatha
way having ihe larger dose was
scratched from n race and died Lady
Oakland ran drunken race, fr0th.
Ing NJ the mouth. Thls morning she
u improved and win survive. Hath.
away won on a 30 10 shot last
week.
rhat "Bll' FOasetl former okla
homa United Slnles marshal. owns
lndg Oakland, but had been unable
70 find her for two years. was "
waled after her poisoned race yes
ierday when mo sheriff served
warrant oi replevln on w. E Burke
q trainer f0ssclt. who is now
chief az The Rock Island detectives
claims he formed a working nartner
shln with Burke. who absenndea
wlih the horse. Burke gave s2a0l
redelivcry bond, reRalniug uasses
slon OF the horse pending trial.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-30
CONFEDERATE HOME
TRUSTEES IN SESSION

Mr.. ". T, Culberson. or Kiowa.
Mrs. T C. Harral, Of Wagner. and
Mrs Z. A, Clements. Of Oklahoma
City all Daughters Of the Confed
erney are IN the city TO confer with
The board Of trustees OF the pro-
posed Confederate nome which meets
this afternoon IN the office OF The
Corporation commission.
w f Gllmor Of Ardmore, fnan.
cial agent fgr The Confederate home,
Says thar he has 80 far collected
s20gd9 The board Of trustees meet
this Afternoon 20 appoint a committee
10 select the building site. The
beard consists OF Al l.. Watson. Of
SHAWNEE. Thos. b. Board. of Chel.
sea buck" Roger. Of Chocotah; Jno.
NJ Hall. Of Caddo: r. A. Sneed OF
LHRton. Dr. p NJ Haley OF Meal
ester. aud ]. r. Pullium; Din Cross
Is president. and }. j. McAlestef Is
treasurer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-30

HEARING ON DEPOT LOCATION

The Corporation commission gave
a hearing on the complaint filed by
merchants at Hugo that have stores
near where the Frisco depot is now
located protesting against the railroad
conpany erecting a new $4,000 de-
pot two blocks from the old location,
a delegation OF business men ani
property owners, headed by Senator
VI p. stewast were here asking hat
the rallroad company be allowed TO
build the depot on ihe new site which
they declare Is more centrally locat
ed than the present depot Is, the
commissioners took the maiier under
advlsement but stated that they would
view the sites themselves before TAX
Inc further action IN the case
The Hugo witnesses were W. III
Stewart. r. n. Stanley W. j. Webb,
r. o. Burns Earl Crowder, Clint Hen
ny. j. b. Rroader, Luther Wolf, Carl
krauter. w. ". Jones, D. A. stewart
j. w. Deyis, w. H. Harris, + G, Hunr
phries George Richardson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-30
IRREGULAR

m the matter Of the petitions to
refer Senate Biz l79 known as the
Taylor election BIN, Secretary Of state
Cross found that no proper petitions
had beel legally presented to him.
THAT the numerous pamphlets eontain.
ing alleged signatures Of legal elect
crs OF the different counties In the
state had been deposited IN his office.
but that an 81 The so called pamphlets
Or petitions were addressed 10 Hon.
q N Haskelb governor Of the state
Of Oklahoma
The secretary held that it was es.
senual to validity Of filing the peti.
,lons. tha. one Of the petitioners. to.
gether with the governor should come
10 his office and pfeeent The petitions
Tor ding, and when that was done.
and the othc- things required by law
had been preiormed, then i waa the
duty of the secretary to file the petit
ton and take AL such further pGps
caedlnes Al required BY Law,
The tcsfctary waa Of the FUR her
opinion thal ne TAYLOR bill n part
Al least puts Into effect the initiative
end referendum provisions of the con-
etltulion. All such leElalalIan takes e
feet Immediately spon rs psssase aud
approval by the governor aud + mol
subject tn referendum vote.
II Is stated that The Republicans
win take hc matter into the supreme
court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-30
BIG STRIKE.

Pltlsburg Pa June s0--All Sign
point 20 The inauguration Of great
strike tomorrow morning. when The
open shop order Of the American
Sheet ard Tin Plate company is to
become effective More lhan l000d
skilled woTkmen. members ol ths
Amalganalcd association Of iron
s,eel and tin place workers. have de
cldcd % Quit work rather lhen abide
BY the open shop order Many IN
skilled wcrken win also BE- affected
Tie combined plants In which a
strike order win be effective foIat
l52 mills IN The 10 trade and fifty.
two mills o. lhe sheet steel trade. sev.
enty-slx Of the mills are locatesf In lhe
Plllsbufe district. slSiyaeyeu in 0hln
ten IN West virginia. and fifty IN In.
diana. = stz.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-30
IS EXPRESS COMPANY
INVITING TEST CASE?

II Is learned scmioifiolally t0day
that 10 lssulne Ils order 10 0kaho.
ma agents not 10 deliver any more
interstate shipments oe whisky m
this state, iho American Express
company anticipates suit against
n IN 81 Louis. Kansas city. Fort
Smith, or some neighboflne city to
Oklahoma. 90 compel Il to deliver
such shipments, thus bringing the
matter squarely before The courts to
determine what Is Che flgat Of the
Oklahoma officials III enforcing Tho
state prohibition law So as TO inter
ferc with such deliveries. II Il also
learned today ihlt the Wails-Farao
c6mnanY will carry to the highest
courts an apneai from the recent or.
der of The state corporatl0n commla-
sion fixing schedule OF express
rates IA Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-30
WANT AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL

N. +. webb and Job Ingram Of King
fisher arc lobbyists today for theit
ciiy Ia an attempt TO land the see
undary agricultural school for the
Fifth supreme court district, Webb
rs a former newspaper man. Ingram
a paraon who mas served as legislator
aud general utility man. The pair
make determined stlnd for the
school. and according 20 their story
OF the case its. lDealon elsewhere
would be contrary 20 their haas Of
what should be, insofar as the people
IRE concerned.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-30
ALL OF III STATE BANKS
EXPECTED TO COMPLY
Believed That Many National
Banks VIII Become State
Institutions

Topeka Kas.. june Gothic bank
deposit guaranty law passed by the
last session Of the Kansla legislature
goes into effect today. while tho
law VIII affect only such banks as
elect 90 comply with lt, Il Is expect
ed that all OF the T7i state banks in
hehsas viii place themselves under
~ provisions without delay.
Tho banks. under tho new law, arc
70 nc partners in sort OF mutual Ia
sniahcc company, They WIN havo to-
put up million dollars ID state ana
national securities 10 guaranteed thc
payment OF deposits. ana tho dues 5r
insurance premiums viii be only ono,
twentieth of one per cent annually.
brloily stated the law provides fO
protection TO tho following classes nl
deposits: Those Thai do not bear in
crest, time certificates payable ia
less thap riS months from date, and
not exceeding more than one year
heaIins interest not 10 exceed nri
cent per nnnun and on which interest
shall cease at maturity. SAVINGS nc
counts nci exceeding IN amount si0u
70 any one person and not sublpcl "a
check upon which the bank haa re
serYei N writing the right 10 REQUIRE
sixty days nutiee Of withdrawal. and
bearing interest al net 10 EXCEED & pei
cent per annum neposlta which are
primarily discounts or mnney borrow
ga hy ihf bank. and all deposits 9th
erwlse secured, ase mot Ruulanieed
under the ael
Just whnt effect the now law Il tuI
rave On the national bmha appear
THE department Of jus
ice ~ Washington havng decided
ihai the rational hanke could NOT pnr
Ncipatc IN the guarantee feature If
lhc Kansas lgW, the hahks lhemselRos
have started q movement 10 nfeanls,
in lnaWanee company among them
selves TO insure deposits in tbelr
Nauks Eventually however. If Is ox
1ecied lhqi amy 81 ihe nall1nal banks
especially those III the smaller towns
VIII decide 10 deualiouaiizo and Ae
COME state Institution IN order 10 nar
'iclpate 10 the guaranty law.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-30
PRISON WARDEN DICK HERE

r. W. Dick, warden Of The state
Penilpniiary at McAleaser. Il here %
attend a meeting OF the beard Of
prison control and confer with the
members OF the state board Of af
airs relative TO the construction Of
The wall and buildings TO house Ok
hhoma conyicls.
Warden 'Dlck states there are oyer
sbO conyic,s now ut McAlester, which
IL an Increase OF 700 since The con
victs were removed from tho Lansing
nenltentiary Tbs work Il progress
Ing nicely ON construction Of the go.
foot wallis around the temporary
penhentlary building. he SAYS.
The walls are 02Ox6ih feet and viii
make tho largsst prison stockade
when completed In the. Southwest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-30
STATE WILL \ TAKE 4 HAND

The state banking department has
adopted a resolution, holding that
when banks OF O community are
charging unreasonable interest aud
do not afford the public proper ne.
cnmmcdailons The states policy viii
be to create competition Ia such
community by authorizing additional
banks
The resolution grew ont OF an ap.
pIirailcn 70 charter state bank at
Taihina. Ie Flore county, which the
eiate bank commissioner refused on
the ground that the population and
business did not Justify additional
banks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-30
NA||R||ER

Hutchinson. Kaa.. june s0-C' b..
Guisl, wealthy retired farmer Of
Wichita Kansae. Was found dead va
der a cuiyerl near Burton last night
by bus namad Cielat tno relatiyc.s
lie had eled from gunahot wounds, a
portion Of his neck being blown
away. Ne motive for the murder IS
known. Gulal's p0ckesbooh was undls-
'uFbed The coroner and sheriff are
investigating.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-30
LANGST0N BUILDING APPROVED

The state board Of public affairs
late last evening approved The new
building for the l.angstcn colured
school az cost OF $4,000, subject
% a five years guarantee. The
building was erected By the Texas
Construction company Of Fort Worth,
Texas
The ArdmOre Democrat was award.
I'd tae contract for printing the cat.
alugue for the Tonkawa Preparatory
school. and the Oklahoma Printing
company, Of Guthrie was awarded
the conlraet for printing the cata-
legue for the Langst0n school.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-30
RAPs PULLMAN CAR COMPANY

The Pullman Car company IS
raped on the rates question In O
proposed order issued today By the
Corporation commission Which ap-
pears elsewhere N tolay's Leader
The now rates provide for u twenty
five cent seat charge under one
hundred miles. fifty cents for long
er distance. berths ln a standard
ear $3.50 10 81: tourist car 81 to
$3.50. Final hearing VIII be granted
fnly "A. The order also requires
railroads 20 furnish tariffs on appli.
cation free without question
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-30
.EPWORTH ASSEMBLY
WILL CLOSE TOMORROW

The Epworih assembly closes 70
morrow evening with 4 erand musicai
concert This evening Dewitt Nil
ler OF Pennsylvania. noted lecturer
and entertainer will deliver the eloa
ms lecture Tie Ladies' quarlelte
VIII sing at the musical prelude this
evening and Miss Fern Miles win be
heard Ia 4 solo. Mrs. Bega Getfheari
Morrison vii entertain with some
choice readings
Tho feature Of the program at the
assembly gEounda today was the Sun
day school rally this afternoon. A
large number Of Sunday school work.
ers from over the county and IN the
city we're IN attendance
Last evening despite the unfavor
able weaiher a large audience greet
cd Ralpa Paflelte who entertained
With his ready VII and humor for an
hour anA 4 half. IN The musical nge
hide MISS Esihef neland favored
With a PIANO solo which was highly
appreciates Miss Olive Wheat sang
fome pleasing numbers and Mrs. Bess
Gearheaft Morrison. assisted hy Miss
Bolce gave some musical readings
Az The hiisiness meeting Df the Ep
w0rth League conference 81 the AZ
remhy grounds yesterday afternoon
the following Officers were elected
y ~ Wagner, president A Il Me-
Klll vice president. Grace shacklee.
secretary
Mcmbora 81 he board Of control
are J +. Nlsslev Guthrie. A. H.
Thatcher, saltwater. Prof ]. II.
barnes. Enid. Il g Hleha. Fl Reno.
Several persons who have beet ar.
res'ed By the chief Of police for main.
ialulag rnsanltafY premises do nor
think they have baen treated ii a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-30
PROMISE TO CLEAR MYSTERY

Chicago H.. June 30 When Ella
GluEies is placed on trial hers late
today charged with stealing laee
from her employer Il ia promised BY
her attorneys that the sensatioHai
mystery surrounding The finding 81
MISS Glnflns bound and gagged in the
bathroom Of hotel here last winter
sill Be cleared up.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-30
AIRsHIP ALSO HAS TROUBLES

Bberach Germany June 30.-The
aifahlp Zeppelin First which descend
ea here yesterday on lts way TO Metz
owing 70 trouble wilh machinery. isl
Today exposed 70 d gale " wind on All
open plain battalion Of soldiers
hse holding dnwn the huge craft
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-30
TO EXPLAIN BOMB 0UTRAGEs

chleafa. III. Iun,. llC--lt was stated
todsy by satcs Attorney Wayman
thai fslIx sharkey, under arrest IN
connection ailh the numerous bomb
ouIfaeea teee has told al no know
about Re affairs and many arrests
are expected
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-30
SAYS JUDGE IS INDICTED

The city attorney OF Purcell who
Nas IN the city todsy on matters be-
fore ihe fiate paglon board is author
+ for the statement that County
judge Glasgow, 0f Mcclain county,
was indicted at purcell yesterday on
The charge 81 attempting 10 commit q
siaiutors eslme upon his stenograph
er, Mho Is but eighteen years Ol age
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> Muskogee Okla, June 30-rhe {
Q Good Government league' re- 9
Q organized hers last night has Q
9 begun gum shoe campaign TO
g ria tho community of bootleggefs
G and 70 obtain evidence against {
. any corrupt officials. Z
Q At the meeting city and county G
Q officials were excluded. A So c
@ crct committee was named 10 en-. g
y ploy detectives and counsel 70 6
= shadow law yiola,ors. The lea g
. que has stronger support than G
9 ever before. G
o o q u o @ o o o o @ o q 90 o o
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THOSE STRENUOUS
sUFFRAGETTEs

London, June 30--Sentence in the
esaes Of the one hundred aud sixteen
sufffageties arrested while shirmiue
The house Of commons last night was
postponed today lill July 9th.
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SHORT CUTS
TO THE NEWS

'sesss*stsesss~s
Noble avenue Is soilcd again, What
10, Chief Gruber!
Attorney llildreth has purchased
he DEWITT property on Cleveland
avenue The consideration was S..
GOO
secrcta ! of state Mn Cross is u
righteous Judge.
II is reported that Ross Lillard and
Miss Bagby of yinita viii soon wed.
Judge Caleb Brooks, formerly OF
this city, has disposed of all his bank
holdings at Oklahoma City.
Work on the new furniture factory
progresses rapidly.
All banks ana business houses will
close Monday.
There "a new chlnaman IN town
Today. But he isn't Leon, The Slgel
gin murderer
Il Is said that Banker Hagan. Of
Oklahoma City. Is ar-an 'lng to open
n new bank in Guthrie.
A six-story osficc building IN Guth.
rle would pay big returns.
There are some rotten mud holes on
the streets surrounding capitol square
Whore is the street commissioner,
aud what Is he doingg
Sheriff Mahonoy will be a cahdl.
date for reelection.
One jointkeepef on Second street
has made $1,000 In snc year.
Chairman Jack Love, Of the cor
poration commission has arranged
system Of call bells at hts desk. Tho
system saves times, worry and annoy
ance-
To street railway superintendent
Flat wheel ear No. 4. Fix A.
Chief Gfnber wants 4 fire auto. let
him have It.
Frank 0ismilh has eaten nothing
but popcorn for twentgone days or
smith has discovered The science Of |
ilcshfednetion
j. II. Whittier of Arkansaa city, |
gazed at the r. @. Luiz a Go. store
ludny and 8ald that's Che
neatest and hest loolslng store build !
ing IN the West
The charter Of Bontleegefs Unoa
No 8, uaa been cancelled.
Guthrie physician got iu ON Che
Ohahoma City baom tie bought 20
10 IN an addition fof f2l00 Winn
NE woke up he found his lt wsh with
loo three riles Of Edmond
The handsome now delivery wagon
of the Vienna bakery Is tbc product OF
o home institution the Oklahoma
works
A large number Of Gtthrie peoMc
VIII go tn Crescent Saturday, tO at
tend the 18th Of July celebration
Adlutant ganofal r, NJ. Canton IL
making arrangements for the coming
National Guard encampment al Chand
ler
The FIRST Presbyterian church Will
omit tha service announced for Thurs
day evening
}. Eli,ret Carl Powelland Jack
yenes Tuesaay July 9Th, for the July
term.
The j + Hill company today com
pleted laying asphalt on West Noble
avenue. Wien The giaducl Is c0mplet
ed between Second and Fifth strests
Noble avenue Will be the finest drive
way In the state.
Asphalt Is now being laid on South
Drexel boulevard aud on East Har,
rlHon avenue around Capitol square
], ElIifet. Carl Carl Powell, Jack
York and Everett Waltshre, four
Young Crescent youths, were brought
here todsy and plseed m tho county
iail on ehaffge Of stealing So worth I
OF lap robes and part cf harness near
Crescent TIM lads we're placed IN
the county jail and Will be given a
trias In the Juvenile court next Sat
alday
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AAIlnnTn
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2 Jackson. Miss. June 80 Appll. {
o cation was made today by Dis. c
9 trlct Attorney Lamb for Q per
Q pctull injunc Ion restraining the
. siandgid on company from oppr. &
0 ailng In Mississippi and seeking :
9 to collect eleven million dollars c
2 penalties for alleged violation Of
. the antitrust law. G
o 10 Q O @ o o o o o O o o@G
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hincoln Neba June 30 IN the Fed
efal court here today Judges yanDe
fenter Hnd Mangar granted an luinnc
lion restraining the new state bank
lng board from putting the guaranty
nct into effect The euuatltutlanailty
81 the statute will ha discussed In opln
ions TO be filed LATER.
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Jno NJ fllnpler has sold heIf a
iefeet Ia I 3 paper. iiie pawneo Couf
ivr-Disnatch, 70 J. =. Mcculuhan. vim
hiss been superintendent of sthoaIa as
pnWnee for two years The latter
takes management july isl.
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WEATHER FORECAST

y New Orleans. June 80 Tonight
; and Thursday partly cloudy;
, showers tonight or Thursday.