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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28

necrs TO be appointed by Governor
Deneen. AMI Lymon ColIey was eX-
pected to be one OF them.
Lorimcr, who last night receive |
his commission from Gov Dcnoeu as
senator. conferred with Governor De.
necn regarding the matter this after.
noon. but the action Of the house
this evening throwing ont all house
bills on third reaIing disposed OF this
bill.
Tav Automobiles.
The senate PASSED the bill provid
inc Tor a TAX of S2o5 per year on
automobiles in addition 10 the lie nsc
fee. The bill now goes TO Governor
ncneen for signature. II will furnish
$4,000 per year additional revenue
if Il becomes law.
The senate passed the bill provid-
ing fer a pension fund for police IN
cities under 10000 population.
The house passed the bill for tax
levy of s6.l0001O Tor general state
purposes and s1.0l00o0 for he school
fund. and the bin appro pr;alIng 81
goo. 600 for the expenses of the state
government aud pay of state officials.
State Fair Bill killed.
The house killed the Diil of Repre-
sentative Black. of Peoria. 10 remove
the sta.e fair from Springfield TO
Peoria. II received 60 votes. lacking
Is to pass. g. votes beng cost
against IT,
Mr.. Bair. the author Of tho bill.
moved tn postpoua fnSsner considera.
ton of the hill. which morton Speaker
Shurtlen declared csrTiea Dy a we
wore vote. but late this afternoon tte
house voted net Ia consider any
more house hills on third reading and
devote its aucn ion to the senate
bills in the hoHsc. aud tbs settles
Concluded on Serond Page)
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JAMES A. SMALL
Us A DtSERTER
MAN HELD IN DENMARK IN CON-
NECTION WITH GUINNESS
CASE TOOK FRENCH LEAVE
FROM u s. ARMY.

Portland. Maine. May 27.-Jamcs
Small, reported as having been ar
rc,ted at Christisna, Norway, because
of - confession. alleged to nave been
made 10y him and afterward denied.
that he participated with Mrs. Belle
Guracss n the murders committed
near I.arortc, Ind. is believed 10 be
James a. small Of lsleboro. Maine. a
descrter from the United States
army Small descre from Font
Wordsworth. \ Y on August Il. 1906
lie was auprchepdcsl = mis- home.
tired here ou served six months ar
Fru Prcbic Shortly afterward he
cscapod ond all trace OF MIN was
lost
4 sister, Mrs. A. " Field, Of Isle
born. said today that he never WIS In
Indiana and could nof have been IN
plicated in the crimes there,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
SALOON PEOPLE
IN HOT WATER
WANT 70 BE SURE LICENSE BILL
WILL PASS BEFORE COM
MiTTEE REPORTS.
PEORIA IS DEFEATED
In Matter Of Removing State Fair
When Illinois House Kills the
Bill - Waterway Bill
Suddenly Stopped.

Special TO inc BultttlD.
Springfield, H. May 27-The sd
people claim that they nave the
license committee Of the senate, to
which was referred the house bill
providing that cities aud villages
may vote On the question Of Saloons
Independent of the townships in
which they are situated but they are
afraid now that they cannot muster
enough votes in the senate to pass
the bill They had figured OH TWEEN
tycieht votes. but they have lost one
AMI are fearful now OF one CT two
others. They want 10 be sure before
they have the bill reported out.
Waterway Bill Stopped.
It was Hhought that a ceep water.
way bill opposed to the senate or p p
neen bill world probably PASS tde
house tonight providing for the al
pointment OF three engineers to con
suit with the government regarding
The Feasibility If the project, and ap
propriating $4,000 for the pay and
expenses of the engineers, the cngi-
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unions, which they nave held for
years, now has been seriously oh.
jCCod t..
Be- The resolutions denounced Taft's
executive color line policy AMI dc
mand that he square hts policies with
the Chicago platform so far the l4th
and 18th amendments are concerned
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
COULDN'T GET WORK.

Chicago. May Edward T. Tsy-
ior. aged 65 a paper maker Ct Wau-
san. Wis. shot AMI kiliesl himself IN
2 vacant lot here today Failure n
secure employment is said to have
Tel to his aet.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
DEATH PENALTY
IS ABOLISHED
BY ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE IN
BILL SUBSTITUTING LIFE
IMPRISONMENT
UP TO THE GOVERNOR
Employers Liability Bill, Championet
by Illinois State Federation of
Labor, Killed by
Senate.

Springfield Ill.,. May 27.-The hous,
today, 81 TO a. passed the bill abol
fishing capital punishment The bil
was sent to the senate immediatelt
and at tonight's session that body
passed it. It row goes to the gov
crnor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
STOCK EXCHANGE CLOSES
SATURDAY AND MONDAY.

New York. May 27.-The governors
.of the stock exchange have voted -
close the exchange Saturday as well
as Monday. which latter is TO be- gen
orally observed this year, ss Memoir
ial Day,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
SENATE CLEARS DECKS.

SpCClaI 10 inc BuIltlln-
Springfield May 27-The house
tonight passed several bills of more oi
less consequence, chief of which wa.
one abolishing the capital punishment
for murder
The senate met tonight for the pur
pose of receiving the three bills pass
ed by the house this evening, includ.
ing The bill abolishins capital punish
mcnt.
The senate also cleared all its own
bills on third reading by tabling them
and will only consider the house bills
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
Four Straiqht.
Others POSTPONED.

All other National league games
were postponed on account of ran.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
Ace and Experience,

Bacon: As we grow less young. the
aged grow less old,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
Costly Sc, Of Birds. rau..

NOeNF SNt VF 0FNs IBsss
OF British birds eggs a eomplets
-st is worth about s. geo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
At Cedar Raoids

Cedar Rapids. MAY 21-Errors CIV
ny Davenport two runs in the fourth
were directly responsible for the loss
# the game today.
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LIABILITY BILL KILLED.

Springfield. H.. MAY 21-Among
the bills killed by the senate this al
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-28
A. Peoria.
A Rock Island.

Rock Island. MAY -T.-For the sec
MI time this season, Neal held the
pposng team to one scratch hit
<elly's two-bagger brought in the
anlN run
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tCoucluded on Second Fsge)
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CONCLUDED on Sixth Page.l
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Concluded on sercnd Pase)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26
EPIsC0PAlIANs At M'AESTER

McAlesler. OKLA May 2GThe EpIs
eopal convoeatlon Of the diocese Of
Oklahoma began At All Saints church
last evening
The services tonight will open II
8 o'clock. After evening prayer the
RI Rev. Mr.. Brooke. bishop OF the
diocese delivered his annual address.
There was morning prayer az g:lb
this morning AZ no o'clock the or
dlnaton Of priests took place, follow.
ed By O sermon by Archdeacon Swan
of Shawnee
AT 1890 o'clock there was sermon.
The eucharist win be celebrated at
1880 Thursday morning and at $3.50
there will be q business session Of
the cOnyoeatlon OF the womans aux
Hilary. which will be resumed at 2;3u
IN the afternoon.
At s o'clock Thursday evening the
evening prayer will be followed by
the closing sermon by the Rev D..
Davidson Of Oklahoma City.
Dr. Nicholas Of Guthrie is q prom
lnent visitor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26
FICTION SURPASSED /
BY IRISH TRAGEDIES

Special to Daily Leader.
Cleveland, o., May 26- Evelyn Mid
lleion I.aude. according 10 her own
story an Irish helress. and until re
Gently a maid IN a Cleveland family
Is believed 70 have been the victim Ol
a plot which may have resulted III
her death.
She left the house Of J. r. Gle
ments, president and treasurer OF the
Clements Construction company. two
months ago 10 claim her estate In Ire.
land She has not been heard from
since she sailed on the Lusitania.
The story, as told By the gi.l, Is q
tale seldom equaled In fiction. II is
"a network OF family tragedy. going
back lOr generations, OF murders, sui.
cldes and intrigue.
In Cleveland the glrl vas known
as a ma d. working out by the day. In
Ireland she was the direct descendant
Of the famous English Llvlngstons
and q granddaughter OF Bishop Laude.
OF ireland. she said. Her father own.
ed the landed estate Of Seven Oaks,
one OF the most beautiful country
places about Westport, county Mayo.
Ireland The girls history as told
BY Mr. Harrison, Is us follows.
The tragic fate that has pursued
the IRISH Laudes began with the Kill
ing OF my uncle, some ten years ago,
she said "Then my father was muir
dered one OF my aunts was mysterious
ly murdered and robbed Of her valu.
able iewelry MY aunt was killed by
a bullet from revolver while her
husband was away from the house
He found her dead body stretched on
the floor on his return. The mystery
OF her death was another unsolyeu
link IN the tragic history OF the
Laudes, His friends and neighbors
refused Ia associate with him. He
died a suicide, leaving one son"
Before her departure from Cleye.
land Evelyn Laude believed the son,
too, had died by bis own hand Let.
ters she had received from aim
strengthened that opinion. In one
Of them he told her that by the time
that she received Il he would be dead
by his own hand, and she would be
the helress Of Seven Oaks and the
Other valuable property handed down
by the dead Laudes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26
CORRUGATED IRON
BUILDING WAS BURNED
Second Largest Logan County
City Residents Fight
Raging Fire

"PNNl4l " tht nNli4 Leader
Crescent, Okla. May s6. AZ =
O'Clock this morning L. a. speilman.
who was sleeping in bis livery barn,
was aroused by ule nelghing and
paving Of the horses. When ~ rot
Into the driveway TO ascertain the
cause Of the disturbance ne found
the rear Of the livery building IA
Flames, tne iirc having reached fhn
LOFT that was filled with hay.
Mr. Specimen gave the beat alarm
he could and retained hln presence
OF mind sufficient to cut the belsesa
Of tho animals which were tied
driving them into the street prior 10
trying to put out the flames.
A bucket brigade was formed of
the early volunteers and second
bunch 81 later arrivals VIVA hufrieals
pressed into service.
While the fire fighters tailed ~
save the barn. they did manage 10
save the Arcade hotel which stood
on the adjoining iot to tho north, not
twenty feet distant from The north
wall Of the structure degtroyaa
The barn building was Of eoFfgi
gated IRON but the inside timheIGa got
too much start Of the fishers end
the loss on building "a total eatl
mated At $1,000 Insurance waa can.
ripd on barn and feed % thn eNlHnf
OF 500
Mr. speilman hes not the least idea
NJ how the fire was started. He slept
a the building and when be retired
IN the evening Rll seemed as usual
10 lhe best of bis knowledge The siT9
originated ~ the rear Just below the
nay IN loft and IN some huska near
bin. II Of ineendlary origin no
known reason can be given faF aame
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26
WISCONSIN CITY
HAD HARDEST SHOCK
packlngiOWR People Thought Il
Usual Business Disturbance
For an Hour

Chicago, ILL.,, May 2O-A light earth
quake shock, lasting only a few sec
onds was felt In the states OF Indiana,
Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, Iowa
and contiguous territory. The vibra-
tion commenced at eightforty-one
this morning
The quake was felt as far south
as Springfield, Illinois; north to
Muskegeon, Michigan, and west to
Davenport Iowa.
Reports Of vibrations have been re-
celved from Peoria, Kewanee, Rock.
ford. Joliet, Bloomington. Aurora, and
Springfield, Illinois: Janesville and BE
lOlt Wis. Davenport and Dubuque,
Iowa, Muskegeon and nearby points
Id Michigan
Only minor damages are reported.
Several small fires were started by
oyerturning Of stoves and many chin
neys razed.
In Chicago the shock was generally
felt but WIS attributed to ordinary
causes, such as blasting or passage
Of elevated trains. and Il was not un.
III the newspapers appeared on the
streets with story did the public
learn Il had passed through a natural
phenomenon.
IN Beloit, Wisconsin. buildings were
violently shaken and persons had
considerable difficulty IN remaining
on their feet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26
No pREssNrs ARE ALLoweD.

Special to the Daily Leader
Chlckasha, Okla, May 2g--At O
meeting OF the board Of education Il
vas decided that no presents should
be presented publicly to the mem
bera OF the graduating class Flow.
ers only will be permitted.
In order 10 raise the standard OF
teachers IN the city schools, none but
teachers holding first grade eertlfl'
Gates IN their respective departments
will be employed and furthermore,
they must have had educational nd.
vantages equivalent TO the Chickasha
high school and two years successful
experience as teachers in reputable
schools. This policy was decided
upon BY the board
The salary OF Superintendent I'm.
mey was raised from $1,000 TO $500
q year and general raise 0i salaries
OF grade teachers was agreed upon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26
IMMERsEp rWo BUoHoUsEITEs

(Tuesday's Vlnlta Chleilaln.1
The high waters Of Cabin creek
came near claiming two OF Vinlta's
best citizens ns victims late yeHter.
day evening. when Slater Mcclure
and George Higgins drove across the
bridge into the back water this side
OF the Amos Dick bridge The water
was deep enough 10 swim the horse.
but they were progressing very nice
~ until they came 10 a small cuiVert
The wooden structure had floaied 70
one side and when the buggy struck
this II was cRpslxed and the two 90.
cupanla were thrown into the water.
Mcclure succeeded in helping Hig'
gins to a tree and then rescued the
horse and rode 10 the Bond place
where he collapsed from sheer ex
haustIon. Mr. Bond then went to the
creek and brought Higgins FROM his
perch on the tree TO the shore IN
safety.
Although both were unable TO be
down town today. no serious results
are expected from shelf experience In
the water
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26
WOMAN PREFERRED DEATH.

Oklahoma city May Deliber
atty Mrs. Frances Anna Jones, OF 30a
Columbus avenue, a halihreed Choc-
Jaw Indian, planned to die as she
stood beside the fresh grave Of her
year old son three weeks ago. She
died.
The woman, half negro. half indian,
vas broken hearted as the result Of
q succession Of deaths in her family,
With the stolcism OF the Indian she
decided that death presented her only
relief and, dlsdalnlng TO take her own
life by violent means, ser about to
force the coming OF the specter.
Hypnotic suggestion Of impending
death. starvation and al last tuber-
cular trouble combined TO accomplish
the desired end.
The verdict Of Justice oldfleld, who
was summoned as coroner. was that
the woman died Of grief hastened BY
gubercular trouble.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26
Official Returns

The official returns brought here
last night from The new county OF
Harmon show that che secession
movement from Greer county carried
by an Overwhelming majority 1918 in
favo- 20 328 against as previously re-
lated The election was held satuf-
day and the vote was heavy,
County Officers elected are. u Nj.
Stewart, Of Loney was elected ooun'
ly attorney: J.. b. 0verton. OF Vim
son. register Of deeds: l.. W. Burnett
treasurer. n n, Davis OF Sandy. dis
trlct clerk: Albert snyder, Of Bethel,
clerk: JChn Sims, Of Gould, sheriff,
G. p. Merton Of Hollis. superintendent
Harry Treadway Of Hollis, Newt Abef
nathy OF Madge l. NJ Glbona OF Icon.
ey, commissioners,
When Governor Haskell issues the
proclamation he viii designate a tenn.
porary county seat Hollis, Dryden,
aud Gould are the candidates
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26
MR. HENEY wAs pAID.

San Francisco. May 26.-United
States District Attorney Devlln re-
celved yesterday from Attorney Gen
eral Wlekersham q statement Of the
amounts paid by tho government e
Francis ] Heney for his work ~
connection With the Ofegou land
fraud eases. Attorney Devlln e IN
structed 20 hold the statement strict
IN subject 10 tha order oi court, i
was aaked for BY the attorneys q
patrick Calhoun, and furnished sitter
Mg. Heney had given bis consent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26
TODAY IN ..l 4.
DEPARTMENTS


After Telephone Reports
The Telephone companies IN the
state that are delinquent with their
reports 10 the state auditor In giving
The values Of their properties have
been notified BY the board TO send
IN their reports al unce. The board
has passed resolution giving the
ehDlfman powar to lane subpeonaa
sof lne officers az the delinquent com
nanies sn appear before the board +
the reports are not sent in ~ once.
The order viii apply e about sixty
.slephons samphples n lAe alats
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26

LAUNDRESS
SUIC|DED
toklahoma press seryice)

Norman Okla. May 20 Disapp0lnt
ed IN love. MISS Anna schaefferi
aged twenty-five, laundress Ia the
asylum. sulcided last evening by drink
INK an ounce Of casbollc acid She
bought the poison ia Ada two weeFs
ago. where she went TO marry Howard
yanderpool. an asylum attendant
She had sought marriage with young
vanderpool for one year. lie refused
to marry her yesterday. but promised
TO do 50 next Saturday. Miss Sehael.
fer vas deapondenL, and thinking ha
wat foollng hnr. took her llfe. s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26
sAPuLpA OIL DEAL.

Special to tho Daily Leader.
sapulpa. okla. May 26.~-One u
the big deals IN oil wag completed
when the Big oil company, composed
OF the Meaars l.. B. Jackson, the
Burnett Brothers. Joe Bruner and
Arthur Reese, bought the west tall
of i4.is.ii for $4,000 from the own
ers. Messrs. jos Bruner. y. A. Nc
Dougal. Charles Vaughn and @. G,
Hughes the first named owning two
thirds. and the LAST three named one
third.
Since the above transaction Mr
Bruner has sold his fourth interest
Ia the big Oh company 70 Mr. ReeEe
Drilling Is 10 begin on the lease 81
ones
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26

Special 10 The Daily Leader.

Special 10 the Daily Leader.
McAlester Okla, MAY 26.~-The
McAlester Coal Mining company, the
indian Coal Mining company, the Nc
Alester Trust company and the
American Clty land First National
bank yesterday secured iniunctlons IN
the superior court restraining the
county commissioners county treas
urer and sheriff from collecting taxes
levied on their property, alleging thai
the commissioners usurped the pow
ere OF the township directors by in
creaslng individual assessments.
In one case, that OF the McAlesier
Trust company, the original assess
ment waa Increased a22 per cent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26
COUNCIL or FINE ARTS
10 ABOLISHED BY TAFT

washington. Mag 26--Tho council
Of fine arts created BY President
Roosevelt and which was 10 have
charge If the Identification o. Wash
lngton 10 pass upon the design oi
government buildings, was abolished
by President Taft yesterday IN - exe.
uilve order
This act was required BY the lasl
sundry civil service bin which falh
cd 10 appropriate money for aznena
es or salaries Of any Of the commits
slons created by President Roosevelt
without the consent Of congress
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26
Many Were Discussed,

Il win be remembered many
leagues and associations we're threat.
ened at the time the Second leglsla.
tive body was IN session; one being
determined band OF lobbyists for
the recall law MS # exists In Cali
fornia cities. Another was TO secure
a referendum vote on the question OF
wOman's suffrage.
In addition the Sons Of Washing
tom have hong had referendum
measure on the liquor sale question
agltated, but whether It IL 10 be voted
on has not been officially made pub
lic.
Senator Russell has secured suf
flcent signatures Il Is said for the
New Jerusalem" bill but had also
Joined the county organizations, hop.
ing 10 effect q combination that would
refer the public buildings measures
back where The people could vote on
them.
The result az Oklahoma City con.
trary TO ahe wishes of Mr. Russell
was not obtained until after a session
which lasted many hours.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26
GOT Ms sTsEEr FRANCHISE.

special 10 fhe Daily Leader
Chlckasha. Okla. May 26 The
city council unanimously voted to
grant ire Lawrence Marthi farnchisa
and will hold a meeting Thursday
afternoon TO adopt an ordinance sub
mittlng 1t TO 3 vote Of the people at
the earliest possible date The law
requires thirty days notice Of such
an election.
The parties for whom Mr. Martin Is
asking the franchise agree to begin
work within four months and to have
four miles In operation within o year,
Mr.. Martin assured the council last
night that there would be no delay
on the part Of the promoters after
the franchise was finally secured.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26
CAUGHT IN ARKANSAS.

Special To the Daily Lender
LeadviIle Ark. May 90.-~Charlea
Champ. fg year old boyiwas az.
rested here today on a charge of mHrz
derlng Henry culp. N Miss0uris jusa
across the state lfheln AccordlH&litni
information, Chhmb sibl CnIpti0
death last Sunday night while The
latter was on his kneea In church
offering prayer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26
I)EEAYEIIII


Tnsa Okla. ay 20 The arrival Of
= large party from Muskogee swells
the waiting list Of Witnesses which de
lefs the ending Of the iowa lot Inyes
tlgailoh until Thursday or Friday
'rwenlyfanf persons fesilfIed today
nrvernor Basket and others who are
indicted are lnipaiseas Tor the end
The jury report Is expssed ionoFros
alnh, o. friday aflefasea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26
GRANT COUNTY
BUILDS TWO HOUSES

Special 10 the Dolly Leader
Medford. OK May gg--One oE the
handsome court houses IN Oklah0Enh
will be located at MedfOrd. afant
county. Yesterday the county ounl
mlssloners met here aud let the can
racts for the construction Of the
court and jail. A. A. Tragers Of
Enid Is the architect Of the new
court house which VIII be uf eEaaaln
style Of architecture.
The court house viii cost fifty
thousand dollars and the iall tea
thousand dollars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26
WHEAT HARVEST IN TEXAS

Wichita Fals, Texas. May 26-SelI.
binders stated today In many wheat
fields of this county This first wheat
harvesting Of the year In Texas marta
the beginning Of the season throngh-
out The United States. The weather
has been excellent and field reports
yield 10 BE ten bushels per acre. best
fields twenty bushels per acre Oats
Fes esarded iAfH3
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26
N|NN|NGI

(OhlHflHHd IlNce fatAftNNf
Tecumseh. OKLA, May 26--The af.
gument on the Judge Maben case was
heard this morning. The statement
IN the morning papers 10 effect tAe
case weal to The jury last night with
~ afuumeat was lncorrect
T@cnmpah citizens ana visitors BE-.
lsege niAhen win be acquitted. not
hac4p.n Il proved Innocence. bat be.
cause the evidence was fl hy alleged
aecompl|eea aud snhstanEENted ID ne
zofgob0gsliV< Hatlnaon7
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26
North Was stubborn.
(By Associated Preesl

Washington, May 36--North held
70 the belief the census bureau was
an independent institution and he
was responsible only TO President
Taft.
Congressional enactment put the
census bureau under the department
Of commerce and labor, however, and
Secretary Nagel felt the director Of
census should be a subordinate to a
cabinet officer IN charge Of the de-
partment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-26

WIIburton INVASION q Capital
A large Felegntlon f.0m Wulburioz
headed hy Senator Z. 7 s0rrels. sfIne
Insnector pete H1ssaisr ~ Represen.
tnllpe sflFefa 40 apneaw before the
b0ard of control of the state school
IN mines here today IN Ne Interest 81
the school Additional vemheFa af
the faculty are 10 be enpkyed hs lie
hoard To- he next ge4f avd several
bnlldlusz nTs % Be afhota5