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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06
LIT OBJ FAsHlo PREVAIL

Aaklng laws seems 90 be done ln an
epidemic SORT Of way in all of the
alafee Beeause legislative bodies In
the Yafluus states meet but once Ia
'Ra Years L Is presumed there will
always ! quite n llltIe work Is do.
and the inelnienauee OF gseat stltc IN.
sillulluns one of the blessings of our
ssslem Il government requires much
atienlleN. safeeuafdlng the c0nduci at
same IN III Of The better states by
ifoFldln# thai expenditures Shall n0l
De- II the blanket form, but for specific
purposes.
Henes n tie introduction Of bills N
I'll legislative bodies. It must he *.
peipd tnai Il least one.thra arc Tor
be tlHed expenditures 0f maintaining
iata affaifs
Bit tho new l1pns or Hew ventures
race heen So Hlaay end 10 varied as
TO Justify mention, especially since
Ihnse come from states where Il was
PRESUMED thn mountain peaks uf cou.
rrNaIIsm liIuHlnAteH the statesman.
saln valleys many hundreds Of mites
IOWA Missouri. Illinois snd Texas
formed the hlggehl gfoall sU exR Y
menters the past leelelaliYeN weeks
New vnfl' Of course. had the ffcaks
A Of ynfe but that stste IL SO nrge
ND 50 dsveaa aaasl IL inlewslsAa a illl
ffeseriblaa ptIh l1les E1 Hulltllt ~
he sun xhaId not create much excite.
nant or receive vide comment.
Taxing bachelors making lnss for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06

making an urlah OF the political am
billions Of Mr.. Victor Murdoch. arS
Mr.. Anthony may be sent out on The
seirmish line 70 DO the loabllc act
70 Victor
but whoever and whenever the
time and theplace and the opporuin.
ily hove 70 al one aud thp same
time, shercat and whernat one Kan.
sas congressman win feel that be N
not aud can never bo
Reduced down 10 plain speech. MI
Murdoek VIII ascertain that Mr Can
non has steam rulcred him aud made
use q bis rather towering political
ambition 70 enrich the soil N the
private burylng pCte Of politicians
Who were cruciiled by and FOR Can.
non.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06
sENAroR rAYLoR aEruRNa

Special to the Daily Leader,
Chickasha. Okla. April Senator
~ h. raylor returned this morning
from New Orleans. where he attend.
cd Tho child labor conference. heIng
one OF the twelve delegates from the
State OF Oklahoma appalnied bs Gov.
Haskell
Over two hundred delegates. inelud
ing three state governors. attended
chc meeting.
Senator TAYLOR had the honor Of
serving ss chairman Of The commit.
tee on resolutions lIaexpeels to aee
good, practical results from the con.
ference.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06
Q o o o o o o O o o Q o o Q o Q
o POINTED PARAGRAPHS. !
o O o o o o @ O o o O 90 o o I

ttfFOm the Chicagu News.l
The irustfn telephone takes any.
hody'a word, after ths coin has drop
pod
Ice Il poor thing 10 rest on. vet
quite a number Of ukaters fall back IN
H.
tt's . wonder The kanearno isn't eS.
iinct, since he's nearly always on hts
last legs
Fat d7ink and be merry today. for
tomorrow the hlil collector may call.
man must always be- present when
he Is being shaved This ls ono fnle
that has no exception
Thrust men, and lhayll be true d
YOU, says Emerson. "hul You can't
make tie grocer believe II"
II q druggist isn't given q golden
harp ana crown when he dies. wiil he
be satisfied with "s0mclhlns iust as
Rond'g
The woman With q broom sweeps
everything tef1rp hc-, aud tho nne
with g lopg train sweeps everything
behind hci
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06

vho old fashioned way 0i dosing
weak stomach or Stimulating the
Heart on Kidneys IS all wrong. Dr
sh0op ilrst pointed out thls error.
This le why hts prescription Dr.
Hhe0p's Restorative "A directed on.
tlrely % ihe cause of these ailments
tle weak inside of controlling nerves.
n isn't NO difficult. says Dr. sh0op
to strengthen a weak stomach Heart
Or Kidneys n cfe goes al 1t correct.
ly. Each inside organ has It's e0n.
trolling OF inside nerve. When these
nerves fall then those organs must
surely fater These vital truths are
leading druggists everywhere 10 dis
,pense and recommend Dr. Shoopa
Restorative wv4 tt a few days. and
yeel Improvement VIII promptly and
surely follow Sold By Waiiaca'a
Drug Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06

"YulU son has Consumption Ills
case Is hopeless" These anplliag
words were spoken to Geo Z. Bllvens,
IN leading merchant OF Springfield, N.
G.. by two expert d0clors--one a lung
specialist. Then was shown The won.
derful power 0 Dr Kings New Dis
e0very. after three weeks use,
writes Mr. Bleyens, he was as well as
sver. ! would not take Ell the money
IN the world for what & did for my
boy" lhiAlllhle Cor Coughs and c0lda.
MS the safs@k srresl cure Of desperate
Lung dieeaaes on Garth. zoe and Sl0O
az all druggists. Guarantee satlalac.
ton, InasS bottle free,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06
nANMoN vEAsya IMauRaENTa

Af the ngureenis AZ WitshInaIuH
ah3nld have their wagon train cap
nlea ana their oralsTs abducted. ne
enc need VA surprised For be axne
finnce ~ ono soc Cannon c0yen
nufe lhan one eeufralldn and b. haa
nees, d dlllsrhl ai0fe os experiences
as b. Wenfed W. fashes crooked
Was And. BE II remembered this
same Ioe tauut. has arrived 1t al
IKE Hhrfc he can W aiford % ht Dc.
Seated iuf any rezeoii whatever end
should lie cdhrbAe 70 mancuver With
sAe forces under ihe leadership 81
Wisconsin Cooper Why t|en an6
: lifgE \ ht. Lat Lar tia safety ef
Duf yfignas the Insurgents
Alanf ibis llne, al oE the great
snulhHeei tfe alarmed as to lha safe
a 81 d rfdhaAded nlan with lone
'laNIua Yblee ana q short alpaca coat
having i place of ehude In city
down ID she Kansas experiment og
lhn Arkansas riNpr valley
Should Ihht man. Who X and scents
nfbna al bAlAg na lnaufSent emit 4
s0nls' sniYNlllNe sound. ven HllI gngsV
ghal the lIgdfluYe ot rs cknnen !
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06

outbreaks, bn; a Is a Iaei TIE vAsl
majority Of the people afo weary OF
tbe sensational III a1illrs, whether II
be IN Legislative, or higher o. lower
circlca
10 other words, plain, uld.iash|uned
common RaSs are still the best andAall
Wish they may ever remain the proper
way.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06

aforesaid Transportation Compiuiea.
and 'public Service Corporations
shall be prepared un ier the direction
cf this Commission; and hat the said
ioruls shal be known as lie form fsr
Annual Report OF 20
The Cooperation Commission of the
state Of cklahoma for ihs year ending
June 30ih,~s md he form
or Comparative Aonthly Report ct
Revenues and tSpenpeB 9 The Corpor
atlon Commission Of Inc State of OK
ahuma" repeeilyely. and that each
oi ihp aforesaid Companies. or per-
ons. shsll hle wlth This Commission,
npan lhp said blunks. q statement
+ The incts thereon Vailed faf that
zach of said siaiements shall bc duly
verified hy 0ath OF ufailirmallon taceo-d.
Ing 10 the form provided upon SID
blanks for such pufposel 10 be com.
llete aud corferi which Verlfrati0n
thall be signed and sworn TO- or AT.
Ermed. bs she President. or other chief
officer end by the oiileIal IN Charge
of the accounts at the time of Ye~ihca.
lion. ana that this Commission shall
lesigna'a the date on which eaeh 9f
said reports or statements shall be
deposited In the United Etates POST
office portage prepaid aud plainly ad.
diesscd to the Corporation Commits
sion. Guthrie. oklahoma
CORPORATION COMMISSION.
J. E LOVE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06
BOYS FINGER CUT orr
Special 10 DAILY Leader

Special to Daily Leader
Chlckasha Okla. Aprl Leon the
2.year-old son Of Mt and Mrs Elliott
Smith. who reside ia the Vicinity Of
Fast Bitter Creek east Of fhls city.
had the misfortune 70 lose the third
llnger on hls right hand while play.
Ing ~ the yard with his sister THE
children were playing near the wood
yard and the sister. who IS q child Of
6 yeara, was cutting q small stick
with the AK. The little hny IN remov.
lng stick from under The blade fast
finger Mr. Smith brought the
child 10 the city and had the hand
dressed BIZ q chickasha phgslelon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06

Hutchinson, hars. After nylnn doe.
tors and dIi'1yent medicines for ltid
ney, bl6dde md rheumatic trouble
Hairs Texas Wonder eurua me. ltis
Hthe best medicine Oh nastA. Walter
~. Perry, 20 s. Main street Sold b
ail dfusglslsN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06

Esw Electric Line Proposed
a claricr was ISSUED from The Of
hce Of The secretary Of state todaY
to the Oklahoma unlun Traelien CON
peny, which proposed 10 build line
twenl rs mlNs IN length frem saHnlna
~ 'gpkaf pnnecilng The ~ big III
Hcthtefs md passing shfousA cree
and Tulsa ccuntles The #|AnageH
cEst Of construction OF The - 4
$500 lo00l Tho conipany IL IIHaHndEal
~ with capital stock oE xIao.0b0
which ls fully paid up. The lncof.
poraiOrs are: Albert Small. Cicero T..
Holland. Edgar Tucker Grant 6.
slubblps and s A. Orcutl, aII If Tul.
80.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06

With the test pertaining thereto
II shall b. ordered that each ana oN'
cry TRANSPORTATION Company, or pub
Iic Service Company and every Re-
eelver n Operating Trustee uf nny
anoh comamnIes ahall ~ required q
.keen al ;ucauuts IN c0nIprmiiy there.
with: aH6 that each and every person
dlgnclly ii chasee 81 The accounts q
any ol The aforesaid Companles sbail
lie required 10 de- so and undaf the
law Of ght state and the rules Of lllls
Commission shall be responsible lpr
the eaFreoi application Of any Of TIE
laid nTanoaed rules 10 the keeping and
feHnfdlug Of che accounts
= tsA 1IsHl Sn lnlcrslAle, Carfters'
hiel aala 4lanAaorlallun fhmpanles,
ufs ii zrstlin kPuiNc seMIeq lpmpa
hleSAN@A heSseql0eed |gcgale
the.f nues kpsl |exp' Nh
state from lnierslale. or SJat8 f.oni
Entlre Linz
ltl That Annual Reports 20 The
Commission shall b. made lor the Dr.,
cal year ending jung 30fh
ID That no bases Of the foregoing
ACCOUNTING syssem shall be the unl'
form system Is noW prescribed BY the
Federal G0vefamepl
Isl THAT lhe falm iur nll Anpnal
lIsepnftH. aud lhe form ipf MI Npulhlt
statements ioF eaeh Nnd all pi ghe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06
Q Q o o 90 o ooeooo ooo o
Q vAnRANr VERGE. Q
DO o o BOO o DO o o o. o o o 8

THE DREAMER.
own the beauty OF tho lonely star
That mcnds With pearl The outwurn
she'll OF dawn
The whirlwind vision OF Days char.
iol drawn
Wildly by the Light, Is mine alar;
Those argosles ~, clQudlggd, mast aud
J ownillidM eeloiey 'vanlshlsdd are
gones ~ M Y t'il
Nights Milky Way with plelad
daisies wan,
/ own whore Us gadlanl CLUSTERS are
spilled down the skies All lcvellness
1 own
lWAiclFmy QflliJed eyes Of daring see,
lFeF lol myi|slaht hath seated mc on
throne.
And brought me more than kingly
majesty.
gaze and dream, owning the heights
unlrod.
Pans kia aye rorshIping celestial
Godl
Edward Wilbur Mason.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06
TME WREcKAoE.

Two pieces Of human drlttwood
Beached on the sands Of sin,
-Four eyes from retrospection
Grown heavy as hearts within:
The man lacked honor. ambition.
The woman needed friend;
Neither could pierce the future
or cared 10 think Of the end.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06

Anyhow, someone is close 10 being
.romlnated. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06

Don't let the baby suffer from
eczema sores or any itching ef the
skin, Doan's Ointment gives instant
relief cures quickly Perfectly safe
Tor children. All druggists sell it.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06
Guihrle has too-wVri. VoRxrta do
70 sph4d micil tipic fus3 Nv 1tpht lo-


Guihrlc has to0- pVch VoKgFta -sio
10 sphHd much tlnic. fus2i akbhg ao.
|csa bolisics 49, - = =
i'ssi ass..Al.s 9 q st
Snow Ia Denver came day il reg.
istered eighty n IN Guthrie. Denver
Is advertised as n resort. too.
@-@-~-----ss.~.----~s~...s
HoWa THIS
We offer One Hundred Dollars he.
ward lor any case OF catarrh that essn
moi b. curediby Hairs uatarrh cure.
" J. CHENEY a COsTHledo, d
We, the undersigned. have known
+, J. Cheney for the last is years
and believe him perfectly honorable
IN all business transactions, and fin.
ancIally able TO carry out any obliea.
iions made By HIS firm.
WALDlNG. KINNAN & MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls Caiarrh Cure Is taken Inter.
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces ol the system.
Testimonials sent free Price 75e. per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constl.
patton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06
OFFICIAL ORDERS
or THB CORPORA
TION COMMISSION
tFirst Pablishod Ia Daily Leader Apil
g. i009)
CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
OKLAHOMA

RkOfOHtD OhREN M. VV,
To all steam railroad or railway
companies street or electric railway
companies. express companies. sleep
las car companies. pipe line compnn'
les. or persons, operating and Doing
business as common carriers Within
tte state Of Oklahoma and 10 an tell
eph0ne. Ras and telegraph companies.
and all either companies which are de-
lined sA3 public service corporations
n law. Operating aud doing business
within ne state OF Oklahoma and 20
all persons whom Il may concernt
You are hereby notified that ln The
1lIlee of the Corporation Commission
oi tire State of oklahoma, IN The city
0t Guthrie. OklahOml. on the 2Sth day
81 April, 1909. At 10 o'clock a. M, the
said Commission VIII heat any OBJ
leetlons which may be urged by any
persons Interested against the follow
ing Proposed Orders Rules, Regula-
lions ami Requirements;
(ll II II proposed TO prescribe q
standard system of accounts TO be
kept By an common carriers. Public
Service Corporations, firms. or per.
sons engaged 10 any public sorylcc in
The state oi Oklahoma. as dehncu in
Article * Of tho Constitution and the
laws Of the state OF Okahoml,
ca The Commission proposes 20
prescribe uniform system and clas
sliy the accounts as follows;
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-06

The namc 81 their craft Was Passion,
But hliudly they read Il Love-
One clcsps from the Styglan darkness
The other drops soft from above.
They sailed away on their journey
Cared not what The world might say
And The l.lpyds that they keep Ia
heaven
lust posted the wreckage today
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-12-31
in CENSUS
nection with them. as harnesses
blankets. whips. etc.

necuon with them. as harnesses.
blankets. whips. etc.
2. Heavy farm implements: compris-
ing all implements and machinery op-
Grated by any other than hand power,
as plows, harrows, rollers, eapers.
mowers. hay-loaders. feed grinders.
ETC.. etc.
3. Hand machinery and tools: in
Guiding carpenters tools, hoes, shov-
els, scythes. forks. grindstones, tan
ning-mills. etc.
4. Miscellaneous articles, Including
all such minor equipments as kettles,
pals, barrels. baskets. ladders. ropes,
chains. ETC.. not included in the first
three classes.
Many farmers greatly underesti-
mate the total value of their possess
sions of this character when consider.
ing them In the aggregate, and 1t Is
only by preparing an itemized list as
suggested above. that an es-
innate Of their worth can be made
The value assigned this class of prop
erty in the inventory should be the
estimated amount 1t would bring at
public auction under favorable condi-
tons.
mo special blanks or forms are nec-
essary for preparing an inventory. An
ordinary note book all pur.
poses. but 1t should be large enough
to admit of carrying the figures for at
least five years in parallel columns.
This facilitates comparison of the fig.
ures for different years. Some may
find 1t more convenient or desirable to
take stock on January l than on April
10. 1t will be q simple matter to bring
such an inventory up to date when the
census enumerator calls. as it will
only be necessary to take into account
the changes that have taken place
during the brief intervening period.
AS In he case of the farm inven-
tory, no special blanks are required
for the record of farm products of
1903. An ordinary notebook with
leaves at least six inches wide will be
found convenient. The following in
formation will be called for:
L. Farm expenses in 1909:
A. Amount spent in cash for farm
labor Exclusive of house work..
B. Estimated value of house rent
and board furnished farm laborers in
addition to cash wages paid.
G. Amount spent for hay, grain and
other produce mot raised on the
farm) for feed Of domestic animals
and poultry.
D. Amount spent for manure and
other fertilizers.
N inquiry Is made regarding
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-12-31
New York Men incorporate to Treat
Ills Of Mankind and to Act as
U~ndertakers.

Albany, N. Y.-The latest idea in
business concerns has come to the at.
tention of Secretary of State Koenig.
to care for the living. but lay them
away In mother earth In the best
style compatible with the means and
taste of the friends or family.
The papers were SEN by Attorneys
Ayres and Walker of Park row., rep
resentatives of the World Medical
Company of New York" The organ
izers are all residents of Brooklyn. In
stating the company's purposes the
papers say:
For the entering into contracts
with persons and their families to fur
nish medical and surgical treatment
and the furnishing of such treatment
and for the manufacture. buying. sell
ing and dealing in drugs and medical
and surgical appliances.
For the entering into contracts
with undertakers for the purpose OF
burying the dead and supplying the
necessaries therefor. and for the pur-
pose OF entering into contracts with
persons and their families for the
burial of such persons and their fami-
lies and the furnishing of the neces-
saries therefor"
Secretary Koenig said: 1T is said
that corporations have no soul, but
this one certainly Is long on brains:
the man who thought it out is q
genius. If allowed to dc business In
New York state the company would
earn the gratitude Of all those whom
1t freed from ailments and at the
same time earn their money.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-12-31
Grain Gambling

Washington. Dec. .S-Gamtling in
futures will be the sub:e cf a con-
ference soon at the white horse. Tat
proposes to arrive at a means, if 'os-
sible. of preventing an unnecessay
amount of trading in future deliveries
1T grain, cotton and other products.
He invited a number of officials to
confer on the subject. Federal au-
thorities have been making inq i les
about gambling in futures and a d.
cision has been reached that the So.
eminent should deal with the q, e.
tian, so far as within it's authority.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-12-31

The United States battleship
Georgia, recently in collision with the
battieship Nebraska during feet man.
' was struck by the propeller OF
the collier Vestal while coaling In
Hampton Roads. causing a consider
able leak.
News Of the resignation Of Zelaya
was received with seeming satisfac-
ton at Washington.
Congress, before adjournment for
the holidays, is doing some work at
night sessions.
lne District Of Columbia bill, carry.
ing about $10,275,OO0, was passed by
the house without opposition.
President Taft yielded to the de-
mands of both Secretary Ballinger and
his critics for a public investigation
of the whole subject matter underly-
ing the so-called Ballinger-Pinchot
controversy.
Soldiers and sailors celebrated
Christmas at government expense.
Richard Parr, the man who discov-
cred the sugar frauds, is to be re-
warded in the sum of nearly a million.
Incoming transatlantic liners report
terrific weather during the passage.
The next national encampment OF
the Grand Army will be held at At
lantic City, September II to "a.
Two aged spinster sisters, Frances
and Isabel Richie, were found dead In
their home at Newark, N. j. The sis.
k4.- 1~A 1S,,ol ol~~1 co. %vvnrtu WOO 70
in the same house.
A comprehensive enlargement OF
the activities of the department OF
agriculture in the administration OF
the pure food act is contemplated in
orders just issued.
Notwithstanding his unpopularity,
there seems to be much mourning
over the death Of the king.
George A. Pickett, Ave years edi-
tor Of the Roswell IN. NJ Daily Rec
ord, died from tuberculosis.
]. P. Morgan, Jr.. came back to the
United States from England. He de-
MED the report that he would take
charge of his fathers great interests.
The proposed plan to abolish the
Isthmian canal comission met with
vigorous opposition.
Arbuckle brothers admit failure to
pay all the money due as customs
charges and settle WITH government.
New York hears that Daniel Willard
IL to leave the Burlington.
Every depositor Of the First State
bank of Keifer. Oklahoma, which
closed as a result of the failure of the
Farmers National bank Of Tulsa, who
demanded his money. was paid in full.
The president sent to the senate
the names of William J. Mills and
William H. Pope. both Of New Mexico.
to be governor and chief Justice. re.
spectively, of that territory.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-12-31
Company to Cure or Bury

If the company's medicine does not
keep the sick from dying. the com
pany will lose the gratitude of the pa.
tients. but they will double on the
money. for 1t will yet remain for the
oncer to bury them. Surely we are
living in al age of wonderful prog.
ress.
4 am compelled to deny the com.
pany's application for the reason that
a corporation can not practice medi.
cine in this state"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-12-31
Rock Pile Plea Granted.

Kansas City. MOI would rather
90 to the workhouse and break rock
than go home to her." John Hams told
Judge Kyle when he was arraigned in
municipal court on a charge of dis.
turbing the peace of his wife, Ethel.
"You shall have your WISH" said
the court. You are sentenced to lis
days on the rock pile"
Mrs. Hams. a delicate little woman,
carrying a small baby in her arms,
told the Judge that she was married
last March. Before the baby was
born. she said. Hams began to abuse
her. The other night when she re.
turned from work she found Hains
with another woman. When she re.
monstrated he beat her. she said.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-12-31
scorn Uncle Sans Jobs.

Little Rock, Ark.-Six fourth-class
postofiices in Arkansas have been dis.
continued because no one is willing to
accept the postmasterships. F. w.
Tucker, chairman of the Republican
state committee. stated that the PEG
pie Of the rural districts are SO pros.
porous that 1t is impossible to secure
any one willing to accept Offices which
offer such small remuneration.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-12-31
Personal.

Personal.
Senator Brown has sprung the name
Of Attorney General Thompson for
Nebraska district attorney.
President Taft SEM a long list Of
important diplomatic nominations to
the senate.
The N~icaraguan congress elected DR..
Jose Madrix - president.
Secretary Ballinger has demanded
v~indication and urged President Taft
to take the initiative.
Horace Il. Lurton was confirmed
az associate Justice OF the supreme
court.
There may be opposition in the
senate to the confirmation Of Robert
Bacon as ambassador to France.
!. George Dudley. former commission.
er Of pensions. died in Washington.
senator Norris Brown believes that
the Omaha Indians Al we'll as the
white people Of Thurston county are
In favor Of the taxation Of Indian