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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-01
-FOUR CEREMONIES TO
MAKE WEDDING LEGAL
Bridegroom With Poor Memory
Has Exasperating Time
Getting Bonds Tied

Fairfield. III. Nov 1--lt has iak-
en four ceremonies Tor John Joucs
Of this county aud Miss Anna Per
kios to gel legally married They
feel now thai they are really we'd,
aud do not expect 10 so through the
ordeal. although It is getting 70 be
quite familiar 10 them, any more
The four times the couple have stood
at the altar extend over period Of
Two years
John already had wife the iirst
time he married Miss Perkins. al
though he had been separated from
her for a year He neglected 70 get
divorce before he wed Miss Per-
kins and for that reason the mar
riage WIS declared Illegal He then
procured . divorce
His second attempt TO legally we'd
Miss Perkins failed because after
procuring license in ono county he
5a5 the ccrempn9 performed IN an-
other After n few weeks. another
license was procured and notary
public was secured to perform the
cerpmouy He did so, and Jones
only learned tho other day that a
notary public could not perform a
ceremony In Illinois His fourth and
successful attempt to we'd has just
occurred. a minister officiating In
the county IN which the license was
taken out in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-01
WATERs-P|ERCE CO. CAN
NOT RE-ENTER TEXAS
Assistant Attorney General
Says Statements to the
Contrary are Wrong

Austin, Texas, Nov l,--Jewell Z.
tir3tfoot, assistant attorney general,
who Is In charge 0f all trust prose-
,cuiions Of hat department, said To-
DAY thai the published report that
the Waters.piercc Oil company would
be permitted to recognize and pur.
chase It's Texas holdings at the re-
ceiver's sale, to be held December
r. is without foundation. He also
stated that there is no truth In tho
report that the company or any OF
Is officers or representatives nave
been negotiating with the attorney
generals department With view Of
arriving at an understanding by
which the concern could continue TO
DO business in Texas
The decision Of custer made by
The court Is final The company's
holdings must be purchased by in
tcresis who have no relation what
ever with the Standard oil company
or $50 Waters.pierce Oil company. he
says
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-01
TREASURER MENEFEE
REPLIES TO CRITICS
snsssn4nsnsuan5n5a5H5E Observation-Disclosures

state In the commercial and financial
renter of the state. and ii was eli
srely proper that the state should
keep deposits there as we'll as other
banks in Oklahoma CITY. At this
time | have deposits with five banks
IN Oklahoma City, and II is strange
that a newspaper would contil ally
criticize me Tor helping the CONNER.
cal interests or thei. town
The above covers my acts as an OF.
ficial and the public has light to
know, but the public probably cares
nothing about my private affairs
though there is nothing in this con
troyersy tnat need be kept secret.
The Times charges tuat owe S7A.-
000. This is not true: with the ex'
ception OF the indebtedness above
mentioned, have no outstanding
notes to anyone, The Times says
have $4,000 worth of other bank
stock This is untrue, | have not d
dollars worth--but ii would be no yl0
lation of the law If | had The Times
says | was known to be a borrower
OF small amounts for campaign pue
poses when elected to office. lhis Is
absolutely untrue. did not ow'
anyone dollar and the people Of tht
state know | was connected with oni
OF the prosperous country banks i
this state in an official capacity.
The last criticism of the Times Il
that / should use whatever ability
had as business man to look afte
the interests OF the people. In repll
to that want to say that We tool
over the office during the panic 0
1907. that we have handled severa
million dollars without the loss Of
dollar to the state We have no apo
+ s-s = a.alsc f1r thc Conduct ~ ~
office. Very respectfully,
J. A. MENEFEE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-01

Guthrie Dct. 3l
Editor Leader. The Oklahoma city
Times has been making various state
ments concerning me. both Of pun
nc and private nature | take II that
they have been misinformed, and In
order 10 set them right. will give
them whaT help can. as there IS
nothing to keep from the public
did buy from an individual some
stock IN the Columbia Bank & Trust
company for which | gave him three
notes. One OF these notes for sl0,-
0O0. which is amply secured, is now
III the Columbia Bank a Trust com
p9ny, and will be paid before II ma
lures, the note having been sold to
the bank by the payee. The state
ment that the state treasurer had
something like half million dollars
III the bank is untrue. The state treas
urel's balance in the bank was SlS9
zoe. secured by state warrants, mum
cipsl bonds and fArm loans. amount
Ing to Sl96000. said securities belnt
authorized by law.
Today the state treasurer has not
dollar in the Columbia Bank q Trust
company, as Bank Commissioner
Young took IN our securities and gave
us a check for our balance
AS treasurer OF the state banking
board. had seventy-six Thousand dol
lars in the Columbia, secured by
surety bond OF fifty thousand dollars
and twenty seven thousand dollars Il
municipal bonds The surety com
pany paid the bond the day follownl
the suspension OF the bank. and tn
municipal bonds were sold and hsy'
not one dollar OF funds Of the stat
banking board on deposit In the Col
iIubia
The Columbia Bank 4 Trust con
panv was the largest bank ln tn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-01
ONE OF THE YfdSMEA
ALSO GETS DOSE or LEAD
Carried Away By Companions
Who are Being Pursued
By Posse
tr ~ -.
tBy Associated Press.l

Kansas City, Mo. Nov. / -Four
robbers w-o we're surprised at work in
the general merchandise store OF
Bradshaw Bros, at Lenoira. Kas.,
twelve miles west of Kansas City.
early today shot and mortally wound
ed Marshal w. ID lIaskin In an ex-
change of shots. One of the rob
bers was also shot. but how badly is
not known as all -four escaped,
A posse is In pursuit
Dr c. l.. Jones. returning home
from a visit to a patient. passed the
store Just as uae robbers set on
charge of dynamite on the safe. He
notified Marshal Haskin who soon
arrived on the scene. AS Haskin
approached the store bullet whiz'
zed BY his face. He Immediately re-
turned the fire and lively exchange
at shots followed One OF the rob
hers dropped 10 the grount wound
I'd and moment later Haskln re-
ceived wound that sent him
sprawling
"ningl bingle rang out two .addi'
iignaI shots IN quick succession ana
iIaskin, Just raising himself on his
elbow 20 make further stand. lay
PROSTATE. mortally wounded from
three bullets directed by as many Of
the robbers
Tho three robbers who escaped IN
Jury dragged their fourth from the
scene. stole a horse and buggy from
nearby barn and within a lew
minutes were driving eastward at p
high speed They had good start
before posse could be formed and
when daylight came there was but
eligh trace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-01
TODAY IN THE
DEPARTMENTS.

The Fort Townsend Ice COMPANY
with SIS Saa capital stock The 1T
recters are. +. ~ Hair W r.
Baldwin. " :. Mckinney. Thos
Feunell. J y Ewing w " WI
son and Charles Switser. all OF Fl
Townsend
The Muskugce Stone company with
S15.a0D capital stock. The incor
porafors are. ". W Fuller G l..
Bascom and August Herman. ali 81
Musk0gee
Galbraith Drilling company OF
Muskogee. with slo,0oe capital stock
The mccrporaiors are. II Gal
hraith. ? h. Mecoughiry and g.. +
Galbrailh. all Of Muskogee
The First Methodist Episcopal
church of Yale. with the following
trustees: ". b. Hudson. Frank nil
ley. J. r. TAYLOR. and j. b Alex
ander. all OF Yale
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-01
SUBMITTED TO BANEIhG
BOARD FOR APPROVAL
Sufficient Assets on Hand to
Prevent ANY Final Loss
on Any Funds

A. NJ. Young. state bank commits
soner. who assumed control OF the
affairs Of the Columbia Bank and
Trust company September 2S, today
submitted TO the state banking board
his report OF the condition OF the
bank at the close of business at
noon Saturday
The report shows that the total
liabilities at the close Of business
Saturday were $4il,67541, against
81. .gO1 .047 so. when he took charge
September 2S. The report shows
that the sum OF $2,4S9.37 - has been
liquidaied. The total assets are ST.
1853 200 63 II is shown that w H.,
Norton and others have assigned TO
the state banking board additional
securities as follows.
Negotiable notes $4,000, bonds
delivered and guaranteed $l24000,
oil producing properties appraised al
$3.50 banks assets now In the
hands OF Mr. Young amount to ST.
l99,600 63 Mr.. Young states that
shrinkage Of S637799 81 In the to
lal assets could occur before any
6nal loss on any funds would occur
II is shown that State Treasurer
Menefec had on deposit SlSa, 900
secured BY bonds aud other collateral
which have been sold and lhe state
treasurer paid In full
MIR. Young gives the list OF stock
holders and the amount OF stock
subscribed as follows w. l. Nor
ton. Oklahoma City, Sll7ioE d. NJ.
( Phillips, Oklahoma City 1000; J
W. Tetter, Rristow. $500. Mr. Sturie
want. St. Louis. $1,000, r c Davis
4 Oklahoma CITY $1,000. II IL.
Smock. oklahoma city, $4,000, v
I .. Houston. Oklahoma City, $1,000
\ E. r Balise. Tulsa, $1,000, r q,
Baldwin, Bartesville, 5000; p G.
stewart Bartlesvlllc. $4,000, y W
4 rldball. Bartiesville, $4,000; n q,
Audiberls Bartlesville, $1,000 ! r
/ Murray. Oscura. \. NJ, $1,000, W
I C. Raymond Bartlesville, 5000, r
c. Hogan. Parsons. Kas. 5000 X
h Il. Cies. Barilesyile S50o; James A
Menefee, Guthrie. S2l.0O# A w
Baxter, BariIesyille. $1,000, n Wcb
81. Barilcsvillp. s. 500 = T. Major
Lima. o.. $500. B ID IIite Ana
darko. $4,000. T. Reider Oklaho
MA City $780, George 3 Harmon
Tulsa, s2005. s Brooks, 0klahomi
city. $1,000. y j Maier Lima. o.
$500.
The report concludes mo Office
was indebted TO the bank, excep
James Menefec, who had two note
for $4,000 each. none due ~ TIN
time. and one which has been pai'
since The other Is secured by add
tlonal collateral The expense Q
handling the affairs to date has no
exceeded $2.500. while under th
same conditions the expense 70
handling q National bank would no
be less than $4,000 wish to g,
press my gratitude TO toe people Q
Oklahoma city for their courtesy, t
Governor Haskell for his great "a
sstance and 70 the members Of tn
state banking board
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-01
MOST SENSATIONAL
PERIOD IN MANY YEARS
Public Practically Takes Market
Out Of Hands Of the
Professionals

An advance of from over 81 to
over $S per bale was made during the
month of October. making 1t one of
the most sensational months in re-
cent years. Day after day prices
have advanced. only dropping back
I little while realizing was INDUCED
in by the bulls in order to get a
fresh start Ii has not been a pro
fessional market. Western and
Southern interests were active buy
ers. and such a bullish sentiment has
developed that In the face OF a heavy
movement there has hardly been a
check to the upward tendency Dur
ing the early part of the month the
sentiment was not quite so pronoune'
ed. but predominated at nearly all
stages. Patten, wheat Spectator,
is supposed to have headed the bulls,
and enormous profits We're credited
to him as a result of the heavy bus
mess on the 9th, when trading fore
ed prices up to new high levels.
There have been few, II any, sea
sons which have presented the same
conditions. The heavy movement al
the beginning of the season Is al
ways calculated TO force prices down
aud il Is moi until the crop is rather
we'll moved that speculation begins
10 put prices up. This year how
ever. series VI disasters have re
duced the crop dOnsidSraSfly. esth
mates for the total crop being as low
az i0,000,000 bales against li000,O0t
last year, aid the heavy movement
~ attributed TO early opening and
IDEAL weather for picking The pub
lic knew these conditions aud have
practically taken the market out %
The hands Of the professionals The
result Is that the close OF the month
of October sees prices i5l 10 iTl
points abovc Septemher's closing
prices at New York and ISL 10 III
points at New Orleans.
The heavy advance in futures ha'
been followed by spots. and the higl
prices have somewhat retarded ihf
snol business Al times offerings
havo been heavy. and al times light
but never have buyers and seller'
been able 40 come together as the
have m some years Galveston
snoi sales have kept up fairly We'll
! but some complaint has been hear'
among local buyers that they ear
not get their people 10 accept offer
at the prevailing prices. Other TeA
/ as markets nave suffered the SAM
way. Compared with the close 0
/ -eptember spot prices are / 5-l6c up
/ New Orleans has advanced ] l-fe
New York is up l75 points and Lis
erpooI So points
Following is comparison @
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-01
TAWNEY IN FIGHT
FOR OFFICIAL LIFE
Insurgcnt Enemies Going After
S c a p of Cannons
Particular Pet

Minneapolis, MINI Nov 1.-The
war has just got fairly started in the
First Minnesota district which Jim
Tawney represents IN the house OF
representatives. II Is an open qles.
tlen whether rawney will hn able 70
survive politically The head Of the
appropriations Is beset with powerful
opposition aud the recent visit OF
President Taft 10 Winona and his In
dofsement Of Tawney have failed 70
quel that opposition in any measure.
Minnesota IS noted for It's lndepend-
cnt voting and the call Of the party
does not have an extremely strong
influence IN Tawneys district
President Taft chose Winona MS the
place 10 defend the tarH bill and give
rawney some needed help
But he feeling that has been
stirred up over iarilf Il strong, aud
The opponents nf the measure have
not had their afdor checked rhey
hope TO beat rawney for tie noiui
nation, bul if be is nominated he viii
then have q fight to get himself elect
ed The district ~ 4 close one, and
in the last campaign Tawney waF
about $500 votes ahcud Of bis Dom
ocratic opponent Andrew French
Tawncy IS dcyollng al his time e
getting things shaped up In the dis
irct lie is fixing his polltica
fences at ever yturn lie Is making
a number Of speeches about the dis
trlct. In his speeches he Is defend
ing the tariff bin and saying 1t Is /
good measure
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-01
lAMDASTED A LAWYER
AND CROWD CHORTLED
bbeInaihy Plays a Stunt MOI
Shown In The Moving
Pictures

United states Marshal John X. Abb
ernathy aud Tom McMechan an OK
lahoma City lawyer mixed IT, this
morning at the Union station shortly
before nine o'clock
McMechan was alighting from the
Santa Fe train when Marshal Abef-
nathy, who was returning on the same
tain f.om a trip to Texas after
'moonshiner, sat down his grip ana
waded into McMechan, exclaimng:
You will kick me out of your
house will you?" and was knocking
down the startled lawyer, who Is ro-
bust six.footer, by ming blows into
hls face, then picking him up and
trying il over again in one, two, three
order, when bystanders interrupted
the one-sided fight by pulling off the
belligerent marshal The wirey little
officer was warm under the collar,
however. and II took three stout men
to hold him off from McMechan who
without thanking his liberators. after
picking up his caved-in hat and GRID
and pulling himself together. walked
away before a crowd had gathered
McMechan had no statement 70
make concerning the affray.
Marshal Abernalhy stated TO Lead
q reporter who Witnessed the aifsay.
that he was only getting even with
McMechan who, short time ago,
ran him ont Of his house A Oklaeot
ma City when he was trying TO get
service on him. Ahernathy SAYS that
he had some important papers to serve
On McMerhan Rho was evading him
by keeping out Of his office hber
nathy, not oulwiited, followed Me
Mechsn to bis home and when abou,
to serve the papers On his wife. Nc.
Mechan ran him out Of the house With
long Smoke gnn
= told him then ! would get even
with him. and | wish my friends would
have lei me finish the job, said the
doughty marshal
McMcchan has not AS vet gwoiu ont
warrant against Abernathy for ss-
spult. McMechan was ~ assistant
nited States attorney general at one
time and is we'll known ia Democratic
political circles At Okighoma city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-01
Run Down
Bold Boy Desperate Supposed
10 Be Under Arrest al
Galveston
tBy Associated Presa)

Lawrence, Kas, NOV LA man be.
leyed 10 be Earl ltoss Bullock. the
Lawrence boy who IN September last,
robbed the State bank at Eudora.
near here in broad daylight after lock
ing the cashier and another man In
the vault. has been arrested in Gal
weston, Texas, according to a telegram
received here from the chief OF police
af that city today The local author
tiles have wired Galveston to hold the
man.
Bullock shot and fatally wounded
officer ptingle here when the offic-
ct attempted to arrest him Tor tho
sank robbery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-01
SCHOOL SCRAP PROMISED

The meeting Of Tile city school
board tonight promises 70 be warm
one. There Is a big fight on IN the
colofed schools over the selection Of
teachers. A substitute colored teach
err at Douglas school last week, who
is trying to get a permanent position
In the schools, was slapped By Sales,
* the Douglas school last week as
He result Of q quarrel. II Is said. Tue
entire fight will be aired al the
meeting touight
The board tonight will make ar
rangements for securing additional
school rooms near the Central and
Capitol Hill schools 10 relieve the
crowded conditions In those schools
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-01
SHERIFF SUSPENDED
FOR NON ENFORCEMENT

Special to The Leader
Mangum Okla. Nov @Because -
his alleged non-enforcement Of the
prohibition law. Sheriff J. 3. Rich.
ardson. OF Beckham county, was sus-
pended by Judge A. A. Brown and d.
Il. Cope, OF Elk City, was appointed
temporary sheriff 20 succeed him
pending the trial in the district court
some time next March.
The suit against the suspended sher
if was instituted By Fred NJ CALDWELL
counsel OF the governor. Motion TO
suspend was argued and Judge Brown
made the order suspending the sheriff
II is alleged that bootlegging joints
we're operated In Beckham county I'M
nolested by the Ousted sheriff for
period OF one year, notwithstanding
their locations we're known 10 him.
Sheriff Richardson was arrslgned be
ter the district court Al a former ses
siou on 4 similar charge and was &C
quilted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-01
PRYOR GREEK REGISTERS KICK

Citizens OF Pryor Creek today
lodged complaint with the corpora
lion commission to the effect that all
of the eKatys" main line rains do
moi stop at their enterprising town.
They request that at least two Of
the main line trains be required to
stop every twenty hours.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-01
-TO-DAY'S-
MARKETS

Chicago, Noy. i-Recelpts today
were large With weak tendency De-
cefnber wheat closed Al sl.0A 5.i May
at S10i s.S.
December corn at IS 7.s, May at
50 rs
kanaas City Grain
Kansas city Nov i--Market fol.
lowed chicago in tendency, With pe.
rembcr wheat closing al si.00 S-4.
MAY al 800 s-S December corn at
- s-S: May at so 3s
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City. Nov 1.-The cattle
market wss heavy In receipts but
weak in price, receipts being 1900,
market SLOW
Hog neceipts, iiooe, very weak.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-01
HELL HAS BROKEN LOOSE"
fBy Associated Press.)

Jackson. KY. Nov. because
there are ominous portents of trouble
In Rreathitt county on election day to-
morrow. twenty-five members of the
militia are encamped here.
telegram was sent to Governor
Wilson in New Orleans, it is report
ed. saying. Hell has broken loose in
Breathitt'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-01
AGAINST STREET OPENING

The Frisco has flied suit in the
emitted states circaH court Is cuioin
Mayor Scales and the Oklahoma Citg
chamber OF commerce fem rb 3
~ egoss.ug "a ilrsay ausct
across the Friseu Tracks. in acrort
ance with a resolution recently pass
ed by the city council Harvey street
IS in the hearl Of the business district
H. Oklahoma city and Is now oecupled
by Frisco terminals
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-01
Amounted Special Attorney

Capt. A. 5. McKennon, OF McAlest
ter, has been appointed as special as
sistant attorney general TO prosecute
the grand jury accusation recently re
turned against w p. Langston. coan
~ attorney of Hughes county. who rs
charged with failure to collect on Tor
ieited bonds In whiskey cases.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-01
E:NTOMBE:[)
Lives Of Three Hundred Miners
Threatened BY InTush-
Ing Waters
tBy Associated Press, ,

London. England, Nov i-Ihree
miners were entombed this afternoon
BY water rushing into Tareni Coal rit
at Glameroganshire. Three bodies
have been recovered Hundred fifty
rescued alive. Others held prisoners
aud water rising
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-01
lIints To township Boards

The county commissioners mel @
day in regular session. Scores OF
farmers appeared to press claims Tor
new bridges and assistance IN repair
ing the roads The commissioners OK
planned to them that the road and
bridge fund was already in the red.
rhey urged the township boards to
get busy collecting the four dollars
oad tax which the courts have re-
Gently held could be collected in ad
ditlon to the two dollars poll tax au
thorized by the constitution
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-01
WILL GIVE BETTER SERVICE

Following The plea Of guilty en-
tered Saturday at Fl Gibson by the
Pioneer Telephone company 10 the
charge Of Inadequate service at the
hearing held by Commissioner Wat
son. the corporation commission en-
tered an order today, upon an agree.
ment made hy the telephone com
pany and The commercial club At r..
t'ibsun. which requires the telephone
company 10 install a modern switch
hoard exchange in the Ft Gibson Of
liee and to overhaul an the lines
within the city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-01
DIES FROM FOOTBALL INJURY

West Point. n. Y, Nov Cadet
Eugene A. Bryne, who was injured ~
Saturdays football game between the
Army team and Harvard. died early
sunday.
His father, former Chief of Police
Byrne Of Buffalo. was with him when
be dieu. The tragedy has brought
such poignant grief to officers and ca
diets alike, that the end OF football
al West Point and Annapolis is pre-.
Gicted by many
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-01
SURRENDER
STANDARD OIL Organizes Pipe
Line Company Under Laws
Of Oklahoma

BartlesvllIe. okla. Nov. ! The
STANDARD Oil company has compro-
missed its controversy with Oklahoma
b. organizing the Oklahoma Pipe
Line company. liJer the laws Of
Oklahoma, 10 build an eighi-inch pipe
line to the Standards refinery at
Baton Rouge Tne line Will be ex.
eIusiyeIy common carrier.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-01
EXCITEMENT KILLED HIM


Kansas City, Mo-. Nov. L. Timothy
Mcmahon. brother of James McMa
non. died here today from excitement
Incident to his brothers crime hIt
had been an invalia for two years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-01
Wsnted on Foraery charae

Governor Haskell today issued a
equisition upon the governor OF
Idaho for the return to Garfield coun.
IN of Howard Throatmorter who is
wanted on a fOssery charge ThEoat.
morter skipped his bond at Enid last
week and has been located IN Idaho.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-11-01
LODGING HOUSE FIRE FATAL

Bellingham, Wash, Nov 1.-Two
mon were burned to death. one woman
sustained broken spine and dozen
persons were seriously injured by
jumping when fire DESTROYED three
story lodging house mere today.