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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-05-12
SIX BURIED IN ONE GRAVE.
Eighteen Funerals in a Tennessee
Town Followed the Cyclone.

AONH TOlIONeu Ile cyclone.
\ special from Giles county, Ten
nessee, says: Eighteen funerals as
a result of the fearful storm of last
week occurred in one village of this
county yesterday, six persons being
buried in one grave and four in an
other. Mrs. McGraw and five chill
dren were buried together, and Mr..
and Mrs. Duffy and two children
were laid away in another grave.
One of the McGraw children after
the terrible storm of Friday in which
so many people Loot their lives help
ed her crippled father to find the
family and get them together Five
Of them had been killed. Then she
walked half q mile to the nearest
neighbor, where she gave the alarm
and asked for help, saying that she
would be dead in a few minutes.
Within a few minutes after uttering
these words she fell to the ground
and expired
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-05-12

The worst foe for Il years Of
John Deys Of GIadwt1. Mich. was a
running ulcer. He paid doctors over
S400 without benefit Then Buck
lens ArnicaI SaIve killed the ulcer
and cured him. Cures fever-s0res,
b0iIs, feIons, eczema, salt rheum.
FnfallibIe for piles, burns, scalds,
cuts. corns. 25c. at Lawson Drug
Cos.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-05-12
No Cotton on Rich Land.
Dawson Kicked on the Umpire.

The colored teams of Cuthbert and
Dawson played ball here last Thurs
day and Friday. The first game was
a tie. In the second game Cuthbert
was ahead when Dawson became Dis
satisfied with decision Of the nm
Dire and jumped the game.-Cuth-
bert Leader.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-05-12
Picnic Parties

Should not forget Jesse Ranch
when getting their lunch baskets
ready. Picnic goods Of all kinds al
ways in stock They are fresh, and
reliable, too.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27

FOR OIL
COMPANY

For failure to IMPLY with some 81
the provisions Of the oklahoma Cohsii
tuition Secretary Of state Bnl Cross ha
refused 20 receive ana file amended 81
ueles of incorporation Of the lpaiat
Temitr ry amlaaion OIL company
I'he secretary u ala beug aeae
there was llaeaiin pending against
tae eil company certified Inc psper
and ta1is IN He case up q Atl9fnes
General Wcit for ga opinion The lat
le alxIscs the secretary 10 hold up ilu
llss q ihe aBeFs as lhe oil company
not nllIy complied with the laws g
latlng q foreign corporations trans
acting baslness in this siase.
Secretary Cross, acting upon ibis al
vice to-day informed INC officers Of The
oii company that he would not receive
Or filn ihe amended articles until they
bad iully complied with The laws
The conilany ~ foreign corpora
li h organized Wder tic laws Of New
jersey and Is said 90 be an offspring Of
lhe Standard oil company The amend
"a arIiolcs call for an inefeasc Of tho
capltal stock IL lhe company from
81 2u0oea0 % S5a00O0o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27
PERJURY
CASE NEAR
FINISH

Arguments ave holha nlaie This an.
efn0uu 10 the Jury III On ease W.
which lD Il ilalloek. Woodward
county ealilaman aud lnrmer. ID de.
Fendaut IN n charge brought III th0
United States district court ol suboln.
aton OF perjury
The case has been a stuhh0fuB
fought one and every inch Of tho
. Ground has eeu contested bv the ap.
leniaut The cnGo began lannasy 81.
anl Wlll lfahably reach the Jury 10.
morrow morning Tim government
Yesterday II noon eoneluiel The ln-
ffoauciion Of evidence. although u
number Of Witnesses aubponead were
not pui up0n the aland at all. The Do.
Fense nod only tmn Witnesses two
Kansas city cattiemen aalde from she
defendant hiniaeli Who was lpon The
stand the gteato narl Of Yesterday
afternoons seegIon United States Az
larHey lamhfg severely cross examln4
~ Hal0ck, who wlneea under the
cain Ol queaii0ns put at him.
This laufnlng Assistant unlial
States Attorney John scoihoru mho
Is assisting in ihe prosecution II the
ease made on able argument 10 The
Jury folloRed BY ihdse A q c Bier.
er. one Of thH attorneys for the do.
fcoFilued or Page h.A
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27
RUSSELL WIELDS GAvEL
DURING MORNING SESSION
BiIIupS introduces Bill Relating
to Sale Of Goods BY
IiIneranlS

In a session ihai was practically
devoid OF fcatueea, the senate this
morning passed senate bill No. "a, by
Russell. for the establishment Of
county demonstration farms,
This Is the bill that caused sc
much debate over proposed amend
ments In the house yesterday Az
amended by the house the person ir
coarge must be "a praciicalH farm
en- the reports Of eaeh farm are 60 be
pslnied aud distributed among ihe
farmers of the state and a demonstra.
sion farm is to be located in tho
county where tho A. & ani NJ. college
is located Or IN any county haglng
sao OF the secondary agricultural
schools. The aouse amendmentr wert
agreed 10 ard ON ron call the amend
ed olll waa passed BY vole af 20
tc 8. aF
Senator Russell stated that he was
aiished wita the house nnendmeut#
and that they Worked no Injury 20
ihe measure
Two other bills hy Senator Rus
ell were paa66d this morning one
pf these iiyes The penalty ioF rapt
at from fen years imprisonment io
he death penalty and the otAor
MNkes assault with intent 10 rape
punishable hy not less than three
yeaw and even nY death fl caslaln
cases. lt was sl9ted That there ls no
law On ibe assault proposition. nht
f0r ihis reesoi the latter bill bore
an emergency clause l'ne emerren
ey feature was def0aled. but smah
oNed motion 20 feeaas4er
NIluupa nai up bll pfnYidlne
Wl Whefe q hNa0Md 0r vito N
iHpele insane iha Olhog msy gei
1r MORTGAGE tteir fel estate viii
aut One consent 0f the insane PARTY
M support NJ hlH measure he sail
hNi e was Nlc Wisconsin law ana
aMl been layowbly passed. nHon hy
Ilae Supreme court af Chat gllie On
rall call t8c blll tailed 70 carry and
Mald lodged q motion That It ho NJ
considered
m ihe committee uf lhe whole the
sorels hIll. amandIng sialutes aH
% the siaie mining hoard and the
Mlieholl blll, providing penaltles ipr
tbnslVe laasuase were considered and
recommended f0r passage
cumplell Russell presided over lhc
senniu ii lhe morning session Soma
inr WFnhe aad 4 memorial fead from
ihe commissioners 81 Cleveland conn
y. asking that an corporation taxes
be used for the gcho0l hini.
Senatc Hlllups requested all menr
hew 70 paY careiui attention 10 No.
ii0 thcn hell@ distributed. ~ II re.
lates 20 change Of tho agency iaws
Concurrent Resolution No. B. was
introduced by smifh, Chpnelag form
9f printed matter III certain cases.
Hilis inErudncci were.
SO le5l by Blluus relating to sale
II goods By ltlnerant merchants or
nnedtllGH
no. 1876 by Landrum. (by reqnes,)
shdnglns township laws Nn1 taxes
such ga poll ali dog levy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27
MANY PRISONS

spetal 10 Daily l.eader
MoAleetef okla. jan q7 superln.
lend niek of the state pylson. who
has lusi relurned ffeRl a Jour Of In.
specilen of the besi stare panal lnall
Iutlcns Of ihe country. has obtained a
world of pointers fef tha building OF
the most modern state prison in the
aofld for oklahoma Mr. Dick visited
the s'lna slfig ifls0n ai 0spinlue New
York tho magnificent prison at Wan.
ri. y. J.; the prison at Washington,
md the fiseStal priean 81 teaYenNofln.
kan. which Is said 10 be one Of The
most measfn institutions Of NJ kind
Ii lhc country
IN New York preparations ate being
made 70 Greet new prison and e0mpe
flslfe plans from All over the Wnfld
haYe hapu called fuf aud MN E9lek gx
ssssasa 81 ig ehflnus plans from
tie hgH prison sr1hllecsa and anlhon
lies oelhe a0fld Tie improvements
vefe all taFeinlly noted A. NauFl
NeA Jefse sif. Dlek sosi1d dlle u IpP
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27
Superintendent DENEDICT'S
OFFICE is CONTINUED
ChIlOCCO School Continued De-
spite Adverse Recommendation
Of Indian Commissioned

nNN'iW lu hdilf ltAlNt.
Washington, Jan 2I-The indian
appropriation uill ys reported by the
house committee on indian affairs.
has cut the appropriation for Indian
schools Ia lhn Owe civilized tribes
IN AaW The hUl hls fear carries
n appropriation 0f only si60,000 AIS
compared With 100000 list year
This was ione because Il Is supposed
that tho strife can iake care OF most
~ Che school ghcllMen rhe amount
appropriated will he used more Ok.
cluaivelly nek Ntar inr schools for
Indian children Hho are full.bloods or
naarlyi so This means that the Office
of superintendent ~ schools now
hold by John y Benedict s To no
continued It Is not 50 certain that
The supervisors m different nations
VIII be needed considering the
amount of mQifey n cul nj hnlf and
the number Of schools win ho to.
dueed accordingly
The bin ealvlea IN appropriations
of sll9.iO0 fur the support 81 lha chill.
oeco school for che education aad
sunnort OF Ae 700 pupils In that
school and III addition. caffieN an
Item Of $4,000 for eeneral fapalss
ana improvements This TOO. In
ente 81 the fact that me commission.
er of indian alfaifa has rncommended
tliat this Jhool be turned over 10 the
Atiie or discontinued
There N an appropriation of sea42b
fQr pt q W Harklns. Of COalgale,
fM services rendered and expenses
incurred in anpureeelng the spread Of
smallpox from June 30 to August S,
1901
There Is On appropriation for the
NWthlD AaH Parker moHHmenl 10 he
erafled at.pafker's glaton ln Texas.
aad outside 1l thOHa iteme. me blll
esrrlee practically 40 neW on unusual
items outside ihc reaAiaf routine ex-.
rensea accidental % tie lnaian aeen.
caa and the distribution nf money on.
fnlH ihat are lue th,s Emilana either
as interest or principal
Damn n. Kelsey. iudiau oRenl at
Mnsk0eec. gets sn appropriation 0g
$4,000 for snlarg This T tho highest
neleed Indian agent II do United
slates. and more business. by far Is
transferred there than 81 any oiber
agency
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27
CHRIST NOT lsTRIGT PARTY MAN

Christ never asked any ne % Join
his party he WIS TOO bie .le would
vote loiay f1r tie man uul the parly
Nith only me edneaflan ct the little
school Nazareth, hc founded & king
lom which Is gioWing today in tht
lawn the twentieth century, Don't
ell me that ac who dil this WAS only
4 man.
SO said DR.. r. = nulgm III the biz
union revival meeting Ia ihe l.soi
Aleek lasi night Prof Gee s. Rpst
SANG hafitone solo. "A. l.. Miller
ienof accompanied himself on ihG
larp. while the chorus ch9h and "sunl
beams led The congregation IN sing
Ing
General Joshua besieaing the cil,
)f Al, Is ihe taene ot Or. uulgln
llac0usee az $50 this afternoons while
Gods Measurement of Man, on. D.
Common Morality Sufficient 10 Save a
Man| viii be his theme Al $50
alghi.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27
LOST EIFTY POUNDS PINING

bloomington M. Jan. a. Attor.
neys for Miss Eennora Lane. the 10.
san county school teacher who is SUI
lhg Oth0 Quisenberfy wealthy
young farmer tor breach gf promise
when the trial opened 1t Lincoln To-
day s..id The plninsifl hai worried
over the actions 81 lae deicudant so
that she plne3 and lost liity poan6s
The attorneys l0f The defense Ia
their answer declared that toe young
lazy eas better uf because she did
not m9lfs Qnlsenherfg and thsl she
saaHll thank gna that tie ceremony
VS. never performed They denied
that she vas managed hy his eefusai
ta marrThar
Letters Qnsaenberry + alleged to
hate wrltleu II ihe nialntlN fanlele
with alIectianAle terms we're feaa
The writer smoke nf haf IS ihh dear
est girl "a the worl and As dear
sweetheart aud EXPRESSED wIsh
that snA Waa With linn ID that ha
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27
ADDITIONAL WITNESSES
FOR TOWN LOT FRAUD CASES
Denial Made That DOnapafie
and Burns VIII Attend
Grand Jury Probe

Muskosee Okla, Jan 2l-Additional
Witnesses arrived here today TO give
tes imony before the Federal grand
jury investigating townlol irands
John G Wilkinson of 81 Louis. former
president Of ihs Missouri Trust & m
pang. Is among the latest arrivals
There was something Of furry 20.
day upon circulation ol rrmors oi
threats % assasslnale NJ Moit tor
ney for uae Crock lnaian nallon, and
cthers connected With lhe myesilsa
tioa. Nothing tangible was obtained
however
It was said lcday that in some IN
stances supposed 'aummles' bad
identified taes sl-nainre 10 quit
claims and delcared them genuine
Thls woulud dispose Of ihc charges
Of forgery, bat the government atior-
neys say Il does not anass thai main
charge of eonsplrscg TO eirard.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27
HOT COUNTY
SEAT FIGHT

Lawion Okla. Jan 81 With the
date Of election for the proposed dlyl
elon Of Comanclie county 10 form q
part Of The new county OF Park, now
less than three days SATURDAY
Jan 3o being the date set and tn,
last week Of the camnaIen openlns
with The greatest energy cf the entir
hghl, the sentiment M this district
proposed for emitting Is decidedly IL
favor OF remaining with the m6ther
IcOinty Il straw votes arc All indication
Iof conditions
Meetings are scheduled for every
evening thls week IN the various dls
.lrlcla. and at every meeting h0eater
for retaining G0munche county intaw
vlll De prcaens "a two meetings hei
alprdai night straw votes were taken
HhoWins 70 against division Of ltl
present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27
TODAY III
DEPARTMENTS

Woods County Union bank Of Alva,
with $4,000 capital stoelt Tie di-
reelaFs aro r X MeyeH G r Wlbke
ana Iohn Wsbenar an 81 Ava
Dawson on company 81 llasiles
Vile with capital stock OF s2b,-
900. Tine directors are j r. baird
j. nramm ana II A. McCllnlock, an
OF Barlcsville.
ilfdseScoit Electric company. o.
Oklahoma CITY With a capital stock
of $4,000. Tho directors are y 81
IieaRe y r Scott ana D Al Scott. d
Iiebag'
Security State hank q Sulphur,
with a capltal stock ef si5.Og0, The
directors afe II u, MeClaces. G III
Jenks ami II n Ienka. An Of Okla.
hems City
Tie Empire Cream Separator cont
ntny, of Wichita. Kan. fled the an
Dpntmeat oF e. G. H0ruer of Gulh.
RE as agent fur Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27
Honaparte Noa Coming.
Special 70 ltaiiv Leader.

huskogce Okla Jan. 2I-The ~.
port tha Attorney General Bonapaete
aad Detective W. j. Burns would an
rive in Muskagpe to ur0he NJ c9Hnec
a II with theAlleeed fraud IN the Mott
suits. IS apparently without foundation
It Is stated officially thal Mf Beaa.
naf els ably represented here aad VIII
not leave the Nasi ~ this time
Fl ls believed nt this ls Ihg begin,
ming of tae probing into alleged Hnl
frauds Go all parts % oklahoma The
chiekasaw and ChoclaW natona i 81
said VIII be given special atlsntlaa
George Ward chiof elerl, OF The IN
dian lfice, WIS called o lhe capltal hy
teleg am ME Ward declined % make
q statement 81 any laad except Chat
he had been called % Washington.
Tile town is iillod with government
secret service MEN Although ueafly
all ate from Washington ihcy reglsier
iur tie most pair from Chicago mud
Louis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27
TIL: HOUSE

The hullee this afternoon received d
masfare from the Governor stating
tai The Lansing prison would receive
Sc more 0elahomn pfisonors sftef STIR
day and aHggeaing the sgialaiufa
htar from tlie attorney general On that
subject.
Owing q conditions being thur. the
led@lne sauate blll. making all courts
direct thai prisoners should be son
ienced 70 the penitaniisry ii AfeAless
Ter was made q special order for
1t~c o'clock
Mar.ha RandalI hoad Of the 0cla.
hgna trained nurses. desired To be
1aade q legislative agent. and pernla
sion Was glantcd
The l'lHesftud seaalon Laws came ln
far round ol ahasa from G e 1onoe
lta iaai'S wlu aa e i hFilllans
nfech aH4lsNi payment " n dollar for
SAID Laws 4he matter IS n1der ton
ldofhiIan
lsS asaase orealae wyfh Nad au
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27
TAKE CASES
TO U. S. COURT

Carrying out thp provisions Of House
blll NO la0, commonly known as iat
domlcilp Inv. District lndge NJ. G. Gu
Der f the Twentieth judicial district.
this morning certified t1 SECRETARY ol
State Cross motions filed hy mo Rocl
island railroad company % rcmoYe
three causes TO th0 United States as
trlct court the company claiming 70 hf
organized undcr the laws Z Missouri
The plaintiffs 10 The suits are rs fol
lows T., b Hinoh, applying ior S5.Oe
damages lor personal Injuries gusialr
ed while in the railroads employ lasl
p19emher. Fred Rnbinson d minor
age "a, By DTS next frlenl Hil Robin
son, askIag for $4,000 damages for III
mrips received n October is as
ovlpplng him for lNe aud Harry
Womnraek mao asks for $4,000 dam
ige5 for persoaal lniurles All three
eaees we're filed ia the District couf
z Garfield county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27
ARE j. 6. NAILS
PR0STITUTED?

Attorney General West upon the nd
vice % Goyefur Haskell has sent a
copy OF q letter sent ont hy Che Dom
ciger Brothem ldauor company OF
Kaneas CITY % Postmaster General
Meyer asking y tacro can NOT be
snmethng doun 10 nrhibli ilauor com
nanleg from using the mails IA the
manner u Is alleged they are pufswlng
n Belllne taelr eoods n ihla state. Il
Is allegel that ihcy send theif Bottled
goods iutu laattte Trusting ID get an
order afterwards for ihe same The
attorney general believes the practice
@ be an illegal use Of tae mails
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27
WILL GIVE DECISION FEBRUARY 8

County judge J G. strang announc.
"a lass evening AZ the concluslon Of
iae arguments on The lenal ioiuis ln
Che Scot MIC ReWl1tls sull n which
la involved ihe question 0f the aus
ihOrly Of the court ia issue a search
and seizure warrant upon complaint
made By the governor and AS 90 lho
rfepiantH privileges fl ihe premises
as % hia property, announced thai he
Nonli Aand down his decision on
Fehfuny sta The case & IS asseft
ei, WIN efeWually become 81 national
impotlance and Nlll De carried 10 tae
higheYt courts The arguments con.
anmed two days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27
SENATE F0sTlFFIGE ROBBED

The senate paatoIilce n convention
hall was entered and fobhed sometime
last night All the change ln ashi
am sntlng 70 $3.50. wes taken. Tho
dgaw# crntaMsh wpa's dal|efs lif
esaaHs bH these were nps Hnsesisd
THE lIrawcr Wak entered by meefs II
a kes o. bY skll'iul picking 81 ne
lock There H|s z be M clue ia lis
ldanC.s} uf lle sse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27
TWO YEARS
FOR HOBART
SLAYER

5pccinl 10 Daily Lender.
llobaft okla. Jan "a After ec
m9ining ont about three hours the
jury ~ tae case of scott Roap ch1re
ga with the murder OF hts partner
aand hf0therinaw Tess tentlua la
their hotel the "Hfock' last soplcm
htr brought VI verdict % inan
slauelne IN ihe seaond defrea ana as
seascl the punishment Of two yoafH ~
iha RaHilensiaig ii 500 this morning
No fsiatiges Of the defendant were
present Tno prisoner who put up i
plea of lasanitg ge0med well satisfied
wiih iae verdict though O motion for
& new triad mas be madp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27
WEATHER FORECAST.

very bea prls0ns of he country A
new sysitm IN ihe operation of prison
gates and eall eaofs Is uaed 4 bis
tower Is hplt ia zoe tentsfo of the prls.
ON yard anl gpaFq Operates all u
iha paies. olminE aaa closing them
from The tower. and there ls NO nossl
hilift Of q iall delivery Mr. Dick
also has the planr nf the ane prison
al Mexico city aud desalls N running
,iie institution and It i probable that
sons 0l The regulations Haql Ii fills
prison win be embodied IN the Okla.
homa SYSTEM Mexleo City claims
to haye tbs modas prison Of the
world
Mr. Dick says that Qklahoma viii
have An Of Che gooa polnis d the
most modfen prisons and the best
lesiAres 0f taslr prison aystems The
plaua for iae rev nrlsan e6e naW be-
Ing drawn b Iagio4 q Smith. Of OK.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27
TWO State BANKS

RINK Commissioner A. Nj YOUNG
iUlay issued certificates authorizing
Two new state banks to commence
business, as follows:
TIE security state bank, Of Sui
phur. with o capital stock OF $4,000
r e. Molacek Is president Of the y.
stliutlon, II y. jerks vice PRESIDENT
and g j. Jonks cashier.
Womis County Union bank ,of Ava,
wlih q csptal stock OF $4,000
George Webke Is president and Joan
Wiebner Is vice president. The cash.
ler has not yet been selected.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27
CHILDREN cRemAreD.

pl.isburg pa. Jan ~ Four child
ZEN were crsmated ana ,heig parents
erlously injured today IN d fire whiel
destroyed the home & a NJ Kendall
Il Dunbar ra. near here The iirt
started from o gas stove
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-27
OPPOSE PENDING BILL
AFFECTING GARNISHMENT
Favor Law That VIII Encourage
Building Of Permanent High
ways Ia State

The Oklahoma Retailers association
concluded what proved 70 be the most
enthusiastic and besi attended meetine
ia lbs history this afternoon IN the cily
lall auditorium, Under the bylaws the
annual meetings f tae association art
lo Be held IN Oklahoma City and the
iemtannual meetings at different
olnts over the state As mo nexf
nneting which VIII in July rs che an.
nHll meeting thc association viii meU
m Oklahoma City All this morning
lesslon enthusiastic talks were made
ly members on the results derived hy
he merchants n owns where thert
Retailers association Plans We're
discussed at length at the ioren00s
session as io how TO more eiiectuahy
build up che association and 70 git
3ther towns ana cities over the sta g
Interested Ia perlec,ing organizations
The following resolutions we're unani
nouely adopted, in which the delegates
Mighty compliment the city. uie Guthrie
Retailers and their wives Tor tneii
plendid entertainment while here:
6esslatious Ey Retailers.
Whereas. The Retailers Of Oklahu
ma desire only 4 square deal as he
tween all citizens OF our state. and dp
lre no special leglslatl0n therefore
ne 10 resolved
First. THAT we oppose tho passase
3 Huase Rill Ma q and favor lae
exempting fifty per eent Of the pen
81 nlhss Of hH persons and q ai9wlns
earnishment cl TIE remaining fifty
rer cent cen th@ necessities Of llle onlg
inch aa clllhlna folu and medicine
hy lfAna swyegs cic.
SecaHl That Sc endorse lpu1
Nill Na b} DHan ani senate liili
Na hy lilair Fepaulns the ealea
tax ferret law aaat We consider 4
vicious legislation aria doHnle taxa
l1n 70 MOST retailers
Third That ae reuuoRt tbo leeisla
lnre Il provide i0f ihe appointment al
a special nonpaHlsan laS commission
n urih Thai Wo fagos a measure
allowing all incorporated towns sua
giies % lcyy "a speeial Iicense on ilin
Grant merchants eanyassera ana pe'l
Hers. and also endorse the bN Rnlgn
aa IAN ae TO regulate vending Dr ped
ding etc., drawn by the pfugglsla
Ffh We request the fepcm u
Chapter 7b Article 2 known q iioual
1911 NJ. g33. ai session laws Of 1907
Sixth we euiucHe the atign ol the
lffleafa tf lbe Retailers association in
an official psnr 10 he
published anil managed by lhe asslcla
lion.
Seven Il, We ehd1sc the mayameni
i0f central collection agency. 8 be-
by Tie officers Of lhe aa5oela
tan.
linHa: THAT Ne favor Che appoint
.mant II 4 ieglslailvo committee Of
witch The president shall be- d member
Ninth. What Sc thank the Ga hrie
Relallers. lhe wives Ol the retailers
tho wholeR.e houses, mayor ana cils
filcials 81 Guthrie. Guthrie Ladies'
rhon@. Guthrie aleue chorus. Mrs =
r.. C0uehlan. Mr. e G Nabinsou Cow
arnor Haskcll. Judge n NJ, FWeman
and rpmbefs af both houses Ot tile
ieglslatu7a ara citizens ii Guthrie "a
general for the many iagars and c1uf
tosles shogn.
Ten 1t. That pies cf lhe20 resoln
iiala hp mailed % lhe press of tn
siate. aoeernar. lieutenant governor
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