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Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
THE SUBURBAN.
Go be run Thursday.
LOU DILLON STILL VERY FAST
After -Four Years Retirement Has n
World OF Speed.

NEW YORK, June 1s.-Detailed reports
Of Lou Dilon's performance at the Berlin
track have reached this country, and they
more than prove that the worlds champion
trotter still has her old-time speed after
more than four years retirement.
When the trotting world was first In
formed that Lou Dillon with other %trotters
belonging to c. K. @. Billings, would be sent
abroad to demonstrate to foreigners the
speed quality OF American t%rotters, there
was great surprise among horsemen and
breeders, as no sensible man could believe
that after being so long out Of training.
she could ever be brought to demonstrate
any kind of speed, yet the champion had
surprised horsemen during her career. and
proved again that she could do the same.
She was taken up early in the spring and
once more harnessed to be prepared for
speed exhibition abroad. and when she was
shipped TO Germany, she hardly had two
weeks work. She was scheduled 70 start
in public on May Il. before she was fully
soelimated. The result Of her effort there
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
Varsity Team Goes 20 Japan.

MADISON, Wis. June 1s.-It is probable
that the University Of Wisconsin will send
its base ball team to Japan for the sum
mer- All that is required now is the con-
sent OF the faculty TO the trip, as the
other details W been arranged. Games
viii be played with the leading universities
Of Nippon. The project came about through
the efforts Of a Japanese student at Wis
eonsin, Genkwan Shibata by name. Shi-
bata, who is a senior in the college of
pharmacy and whose home is at Toyma,
Japan, wrote TO Kei-o university and other
institutions OF the island empire relative
to a series Of games with Wisconsin. He is
said to have received promises Of guaran-
tees that will warrant the Badgers dia-
mond combination taking the trip, and,
with the consent OF the Madison faculty,
the team will invade Nippon. China Is yet
10 be heard from
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20

The crank ase Is made OF aluminurn-Supported O three
points to protect the motor from any strain due TO the twisting
Of the frame o rough roads. =
The carburetor uaed is the famous StSomberg, maintaining
under all conditions the same level OF gasoline.
The fabrication Is perfect-lo0 10 oent efficienoy-no waste.
The on is circulated by q pressure pump, distributed to the bear
ings and then returned to the reservoir through overflow pipes.
There H. nothing In the oiliug system TO get out of order, and a
than is used OF any car, save the Fiat
There ire two distinct ignition systems, each With Its separate
set OF spark plugs-one a battery and quadrupls coil, the other an
Eisemannm neutrality-suspicious. q - regularly sell for $3.50.
The wheel base 10 112 inches and the weight OF the M a nj
evenly distributed that smooth riding IL assured. Tho touring a
READY FOR THE ROAD, actual weight but 2y4oo pounds.
Price, with complete equipment: including magnetic, headlights,
and generator, side oil lamps, tail lamp, horn, tire, repair kit and
tools, Sl,75o.
Surely a car which combines the best Of all that IL known
in both American and European praotoe-surely such a a al
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
MONTHS RACING AT SARATOGA
Horses win BE Sent to Use Post SIX
Days n Week.

NEW YORK, June 1s.-Mr. Barlocker, rae
ing secretary of the Saratoga association,
recently announced that the association
would positively race five days and pos
sibly six days each week, commencing
Monday, August 2. TO Saturday, August rs.
~Saratogans early demanded a month Of
racing, and the Jockey club in awarding
the date gave the Spa clear dates from
August 2 to August Is. Last season the
Empire City meeting conflicted with that
Of the Spa. but this year both tracks will
have dates without opposition. This was
made possible by dropping Brighton out
of the circuit entirely because of hat as
sociation's bad treatment OF the winning
owners.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20

TRAN tracks in August, where the footing
is almost as fast as ours, remains to be
seen, yet, barring accidents, she would be
fully able to trot around her unpaced
mark of 2.01, or squal II, before she closes
her exhibition caresr on the continent.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
her players have less than eight.

stovall, Sioux City
Shea, Sioux City.
AihuSay, Denver
All other players have less than eight.
Team Batting-Sioux City, III; Denver
.S15; Omaha, 1858; Wichita, .25S; Lincoln
.2ts; Des Moines, pa; Pueblo, .243; Topeka
Team Fielding-Lincoln, .961; Denver, 1852
Topeka, $50; Omaha, $40; Sioux CITY. .946
Des Moines, .9A; Wichita, .941; Pueblo, 1886
Stolen Bases-Omaha, So; Des Moines, 81
Denver, go; Pueblo, 60; Sioux City, SO
Wichita, 4s; Lincoln, As; Topeka, AZ.
Sacrifice Hits-Omaha, Ts. Sioux City
IS; Lincoln, 81; Wichita, so; Topeka, 10
Des MoiRes, So; Pueblo, so; Denver, q.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20

Ohsok up for yourself, detail By detail, the points Of this
wonderful S1,76o q and see II you an duplicate them in any
other American - at any price.
The frame IL Of nickel chrome steel, such a. in most cars 10
sparngiy used because Of its. COST. The steel Is cold rolled and
pressed, and the frame % thoroughly braoed with nickel steel
Cross members
THE springs Il ample for any road The front springs are "a
inches in length, semi eniptici the rear springs T 40 inches, full
elliptic scroll design. Seven heavy passengers . rde In comfort
over bumpy roads.
the front axle 10 q single at" beam, drop forgtng-utrong
enough to carry twice the load which IL VIII ever be called upon
TO carry stH
The rsa axle ~ Of the most approved sOmi-1Oatans type with
large axle shaft roller bearings
The wheels r schwartz ARTILLERY wheels with Ih-inOh spokss
and 34inoh tires
any standard cnnohOr o. quick detachable tire will be furnished.
The steering gear IL Of the irrOversthle worm and sector type,
such az several makers Of 5000 American cars fnd too costly
to install
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-19
YOUNG WOMAN WILL
TESTIFY FOR ACCUSED

shewnee, Okla, May i9 --It Il prob
lble that when the case Of Claude
German, charged with the murder OF
Mrs, Mollle coiclasure IN McConkey's
pasture last week comes up OH pre-.
liminary hearing, a strong fight will
Do put uE for bis release.
All Of the evidence asalnst Cor
nan Is purely 0f oircumsiantial ma.
lure, Recently O new Witness has
been found Miss Cecil Harris. who
claims 10 have been In the vicinity
i the pasture at the time Of the
shooting and Witnessed the whole az
fair Her story tends to prove the
statements made by German. Accord
ng to Miss Harris statement. she
was sitting on one OF the Harrison
street bridges with q friend on the
light In question They sew German
nd Mrs Colclesure enter the pas,
lure, and saw man following her
They then saw the encounter between
'he unknown man ana German, and
the shooting. Miss Harris asserts
very positively. II Is said, TINT she
and her companion saw che entire
proceedings and that German Is alto
gether innocent OF the charge male
against him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-19
MAY TERM OF SUPREME
COURT IS ADJOURNED

The Supreme court this afternoon
adjourned the MAY term Of court. The
cases OF A. J. seay vs.. 4. II. Ellison
ct a and I II. f.ookebaueh vs.. The
0keene fIsrdwite company were oral
y argued aud Submitted this morning
The Snnrnme court set the hearing
tor The plaHhdna county tax ferret
taee for Che first day Of the Septem-
Der tern- Mr. Fulton Of Oklallohih
City, alteFpey for G, H Plttman. tax
ferret, WIS given thirty days 10 fle
t-iefs and attorneys for the defense
were allowed forty days and ten days
oF reply 20 the brief
The court discussed The hearing IN.
formally with attorneys and indlcat.
81 that Il thought the case was one OF
gfeat magnitude Il also gave expires
lan TO thn belief that following The
hearIng the case Will psubably be sub
mliiAd ID one member az thu supreme
court fer m oplnl0N II N expected
several months viii be consumed he.
fore an opinion Il rendered
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LANDS SWINDLER IN +.
NEW YORK PEN|TENTIARY

special 60 TIE Daily Leader
ST. Louis, Mo-, May l9-W. N Birk
cad Of Davidson, Ok. passed through
I. Louis today after q trip to New
Fork 20 testify in the trial Of William
orton alias James VI. Butler on
0unteilelting charges. Through nlrk
eads prompt notification Of the Post
liiice Department the criminal was
'aptnred IN livery stable IN West
'lftietn street. New York, and was
entenced TO the penitentIary May ~.
The game which Norton worked is
N old one lie wrote 10 men known
o have money telling them that he
iad a plate for paper money when
lad been stolen from the Treasury De.
iartmen and be would sell money
rom this plate at 25 censs on the dol
ar Birkacad turned the first letter
iyer 20 his postmaster last april, and
~ writing aubsequent ones under the
lirecIion Of postal inspectors a.iang
d meeting IN New York TO make
he transfer
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FA|NTs At
VERDICT OF GUILTY

Kansas City. No. MAY 10. Five
defendants charged win using the
malls tocdefraud In connetilon lwlth
sihe Two QliechS kr5dp Aoi mIhea
we're found guilty by n jury IN lhe
Federal court here late yesterday.
The convicted men. are h, =. Horn
Crank w. Horn johns =. Horn, brotta
ers, and Raymond r. May and S. II
Snyder
10. s. Horn tainted IN court when
the verdict was read. The penalty
may be fine Of $500 or lmprison.
menr for eighteen months. or both
motion for new trial WIN be ar,
gued today.
r. s Horn Is president OF the Horn.
Baker Advertising company Of this
city. r. Il. Horn Is stock broker
J. e Horn, the youngest Of the broth
ers. Is twenty years old and president
OF the Keystone Securities company
May IL president OF the Southwestern
Investment company Snyder WAS
formerly an insurance commissioner
OF Kansas.
The Central Mining company was
chartered three years ago under the
laws or Arizona FOR ter million dol
iars. The charter was obtained by
Frank RI. fiern and SNYDER These
two men were In the insurance husl
ness IN Los Angeles Whar they met
g D. Carbon ihe nrospec'or, who
discovered the 1.-TWO Queenfp mine
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wlcKeRsHAM AT sAT.

Continued from Page one
petition. stating the substance TO the
court
District Attorney Gregg then made
an Ufthand denial Of the charges
made In the petition.
Judge Marshall would not listen to
the grievance Of the discharged grand
Jurors who had petition charging
Gregg with misconduct In the jury
rrom and that one will be forwarded
a. Washington tonight.
The following additional witnesses
arrived IN Tulsa today, r. 7. Moore
sud r. Humphreys, of Trenton
Team; Fred Hunt and G. J. Brad
field OF BarnsdGle. Ohio; II. L. Best.
wright and W. w Williamson. of
Danvllle w., and others.
Attorneys Eyeoriated.
United States District Attorneys
Gregg and Rush were severely ex.
eeFsatad tetlay In az answer answer 70 AAttttf.
rev Greggs charge that the grand
'urv discharged last Saturday haa
heen subject TO undua Influence. Th
answer was addressed to Judge Mar
shall and was signed hg G. W. Lewis
A " Roswell. Harley Hosklass I0hr
v Bruln. ? ~ Cunningham. A. l.
Rogers. n H, Gnliland G. W Thomn
son and J A. Todd Il eond0nes the
fact that the integrity Of the fury
was questioned bv the district attor
nev ana declares that.
"sald Government ATTORNEYS at the
vnry beginning o. said investigation
bed concluded among themsalves
That unless they secured ~ lndlct
mrnt IN the first case submitted
t"eg would take the very action as G.
d'scharelng our Grand fury that they
d'd take Oh last Saturday from which
. ii occurs 10 us that before they them
solves knew what the evidence would
b' before the grand jury. and before
they knew wh94 our aetl0n would be
lhev had already decided to question
o'i" INTEGRITY and honesty OF iudg
mont and purpose If We did not re
irrn indictments as they wlshed.P
snrered at Witnesses.
The answer charges that when the
hurry discussed the matter Of adioafn
Ing from Saturday until Monday the
gtorneys advised them that II was noi
necessary to get permission OF thg
court TO adjourn that bee ri ise
peculiar form Of interest manlfes. IN
witnesses hy the attorneys tho JURY
found Il necessary to do thals owr
questioning; that the attorneys
ecmpllmented some witnesses and
sneered ut others
Anxiouo for Indictments.
TT was coneusivelv apparent e
usf SAYS the answer that the Gov.
ernmeni attorneys were extremely
anxious to secure indictments, wheth
err q full, conscientious md complete
Investigation Of the truth would war
rant an Indictment or not aut
therefore our jury was embarrassed
by the effort Of the aovernmen. at
torneys to limit the testimony and
head OF any that might IN any de
gree exonerate the defendants"
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WEARERS Of THE BLUE
MEET At MUSK0GEE

Muskogee, Okla. May i9.-The an.
nual encampment OF the Grand Army
u the Republic OF Oklahoma was
'alled TO order yesterday afternoon hy
Department Commander H, Yeaties.
II pawnee, who delivered a short ad.
lress, after which the reports Of iha
officers we're heard
A Joint meeting Of the w. r. G.
and q, A. r. was held al convention
hall last night at which Mayor Nc
Carr made the welcome address III
behalf of the city and Governor Has.
kell IN behalf OF the state. A re.
snonse was made BY Col George
Murphey. az Muskogee. Mrs Mae T..
vamnner, head Of the state w. r.
G.. In her opening address smoke Ct
the organizations work The fen
mre OF today was q parade In which
the ex.Confederates OF the citv par
tlclnated with those who wore the
blue.
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aEsT FoH sANkgRs
AND DEPoslToRs

Continued irnm Page one
er have looked iato the tuture with a
conservative eye
. -. Orr had sof ais subject state
Rights 0f Hankera" lie deprecated
the feet that the state does not en-
courage hanks operating under lts
charter as the government protects
the national banks He agreed with
the president that the hank guarantee
law has operated for the good Of the
haakers and denOallOrs and that "a
would be copied by other states M
time.
number o. informal talks were
given hY visiting bankers. All the
large cises were represented there
helag speakers present from Chiclgo
New York 81 Louis. Kansas city and
other ceaiera W. r. Cleverly. presi.
dent nf the seahpard hank OF New
York. was present and spoke OF the
progress which had been made IA OK.
lahoma fse said that she New YORK
bankers we're just beginning to have
some conception Of the wonderful ad.
vaneement which oklahoma has made,
" II. Hurley. Of Chicago. j +. Down,
Ing Of Kansas City and NJ. r. stur.
deyant ot 81. Louis, also made brief
addresses 70 the convention.
Todsy Program
The program for today Is as follows,
Morning Session
Invocation. Rev. Rich Kemp.
Asdfess Of Welcome Edmund Fgatx
OF Enid
Response l. NJ Ilolcomb, Oklaho.
ma CITY
whistling solo. Mrs, A. @. Barrett.
blackwell.
Presidents Annual Message. A. d,
Kennedy Okmulgee.
Report Of Secretary Chas. l.. Engle,
El Reno.
asepon Of treasHer w s, patlen.
Edmond.
Appoiniing committees,
|Htternoon Session
Address Hon. A. N. Young, Guik
RE. Ifffyi Lt
,Addresa-lIon c, n. Haskell. gov.
anaf Of Oklahoma.
Violin solo--Mrs. +. D. Richards.
- fidgefY Postal Savings banks, c. Il
nfeekdhffdgel n Stalthl ARK w
Iad AslFrsetn Frank W Rryprt. Oklaho.
l9uildaH y MdainA Nl1
five minute talks. =
r ? Neal Kansas City. Mo.
4. U. Thomas. McAlester
w S. Guthrie, Oklahoma City.
Il, II Keith. Homestead
Ira A Hill Cherokee.
n. T Gilbert. Lawton.
General Discussion.
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Q 0 o 0 Q o o 600 o o @ O o o Q
. WARRANT vERBE. q
O o o o @ o @ @ o O 20 o q O O 0
rhore Folded lAanda
Farm .lOurnall

ttnrm JOurnall
1 stood above two folded HANDS
Which we're crossed on an aged
breast;
Tive hands rougn-scarred by toll Of
years.
Which had found no time to rea,
They we're ugly hands / gazed upon.
The fingers were bent and old.--
with knots ut the joints which pain
had drawn.
rs they worked IN heat or cold.
Those folded hands told OF soul
Which had suffered In silence brave,
Oi f'aelle frame which had stood the
gale
Where Lilies fierce lempests drave,
I thought Of The tasks those hands
had Done
OF tho burdens they had borne.
OF The many many. many loads
Which had made them rough and
worn
AND said To myself. 20 blessed
hands,
Yours Is ,he better part;
You hafe shielded helped and com.
fofted
from the love of chr,stllXe
heartl"
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CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as the

CATARRH CANNOT DE CURED
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat Of the disease
Catarrh Is blood or constitutional
disease. and In order TO cure II you
must take Internal remedies. Halrf
Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, and
acts directly oa the blood ana mucous
surfaces Halls Catarrh Cure IA not
a uuack medicine, II was prescrib.
cd by one of the best physicians IN
this country for years and is REG
ular prescription. Il Is composed 81
the best toaics kown, combined with
the best blood purifiers, getting direct
" on the mucous surfaces. Thel per
feet combination of the Two ingredI.
ents Is what produces such wondeHiul
results In curling catarrh Send TO-
testimonials free.
+. j. CHENEY 4 co. Props. Toledo. q
Sold by Druggists. price Use
Take Halls Family Pills for cOnsti
patton
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STATE BRIEFS. O
J @ . 9 Q o o @ @ @ b o O o o 3

4 Gao youth hit the town marshal
In the nsck rendering that official un-
conscious. Did NOT lessen the fine
imposed by the Justice.
LAST year dealer ordered two
aecOFdeDna AZ the supply for music
at Gage: this wear a carload of
pianos -iogn's growth shown here
Q Scout Younger Is backing Cole
Younger the former Confederate
scout and afterwards baidit. on Ice.
turing tour
Arrival Of material to build the
Wichita rails railroad further into OK
lahuma causing satisfaction In ex-
ireme southern section OF ;he state.
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c o o o e o @ Q o . Q 20 . o Q
MUCH IN LITTLE. o
) @ @ O o O Q . Q @ O Q 600 9

a man Will stand IN front Of 4 glasf
in fun enjoyment Of bis features
but keeps on talking Of woman'F
vanlties.
Because potatoes have eyes II no
season the specks on them should
be called eyeglasses.
4 contemporary asserts The horse
|9kntm limit bf oontfariness because
sll nelehs over almost anything.
Reno Nevada. hotels carry part
az the Nevada statutes ON their hotel
letter stationery showing 1IYnrces
afa cheaper and easter ohtalneH IN
that STATE than any other 81 al
4
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The Incident which caused Stone
Of Kansss 20 be so close to a berth
In the office Of the United states at
torney general. but finally caused his
notification OF appointment being with
drawn. shows where TAFT has decid.
cd 20 Illy himself. Stone was the
personal friend OF stubbs. the latter
The creature OF white Mhrdock and
those Of that clique. Senator Curtis
and Congressman Anthony protested
whereupon the appointment ls recall
ed Straws show which route the
TAFT administration is travelling.
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kfler all how far wrong vas the
ga ssyant pho declared there WAS
aaaeeF task 80 greet but there was
provided man to carry Il to sue
eesslul completion!
0i recent years Turkey has been
,he scene Of murder and rahne; her
aolalery has been subject TO the ra'
9aciiy Of an absolute monarch and
the press dared not utter @ word Ia
remonslrance against atrocities un
apeakable
when the so.called Christian ma.
lions (and there Is no such nation
beneath the skiesl refused Is aid the
oppressed of Turkey and uhen there
seemed no hope for relief. ont Of
Arabia land 0f mystery ana richest
Dy iar In history and tradition 0i the
nations Of tho earlhcamr a tai.
fair man with Just b trace Of Ore.
sOrian b'ood."
Mahmoud scheiket by renh O.
pasha
4 soli1er and q statesman -Dul
more and above, man IN whom the
spirit Of hrotherly love nredomlnnies
and who swore TO lead his people oul
Of bondage.
Euronean generals pcorned the ldea
the snldler-leader Of The constitutions
allst mart could ever win q battle
much lees 10 march victorious army
acrofs The marrow strins OF land to
capture and control the best natural.
II fortified city ~ The known world
And before the foreign officers
could get their brethren across
Europe nn The fastest mail trains thla
lntfenlf Arab had entered CnnsiaN
tlnonV imnrlsoncd The official head
ol All ire M0slems and had created
nfdpr saud supported the constltu
tlnn oi his country Nlln 10000 of the
Desi trained ana most thoroughly
dleeiplllfd soldiers the European Of
flrers gave seen
nv birth MahmOud Gchelke' ls 6
hheik. lie comes from the 7efy
heart .of Arabia and laughngly tells
the Europeans who daily ylslt him
.thei he was forty years OF age before
he snW o rainfall, never saW q river
eHlil a man Of lweniyOae.
Europe and Asia have never neen
sfflliatel ulth ihe same spirit Of re-
lelon or progress. When Carthage
sent Der ieglons 10 conquer Europe
Rome held sway and conquered her
rival. Darius FOR Persia warred
Greece and Eacedon The victor ever
making the subjected adopt the hated
euai0ms.
Then as nov Ghe aiilllniion Is milf.
tary Then as now The h0rdes Of
subjects stroye nightly 70 shake the
ynhe Of lhelr opnreasors
The 0licmrn compromise couid net
iige Oriental cunning rnuld not
long Withstand Occidental intell-
Rance Four or fiyn centuries are
ns one iay W writing me histnrv tf
ihe werla ana that dnv of hsatlc
annremscy ie Of the Daet
The Arabic general annnupces
Eurnnean nollcIee and v that nolicY
Is mplniained. Turkey NAV become
one II The world unwprs ana nlav =
nari IN ihe ma'sneycf HISTORY for the
advancement of fnanrlna
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PRESIDENT At ''CITAD[L
OF FHE C0NFEDERACY"

pelerahufK. Va MAY lA~~Thls city
nnce the "Clsadel cf the Confederacg'
aId honor 10 President Taft today on
tho occaplon ~ hls first vislt e the
South since his Inauguration. The
President delivered nm address AZ
lhe unvellluK of monument erected
III memory 0f tha PENNSYLVANIA snl.
licrs who fen IN the fight about
peter4huys during the Civil waf
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o 90 90 60 0 Q 5000 30 Q
3 YAE sYArepREsa 3
) Q eoceo O . 40 eNaG 3

According TO the ENID WaveDem.
ocrat that town has a bunch Of "spa.
cious homes whore editors can 60
and enjoy shenaalrvs abA be made
happy rF4Ff*
it--4 &AN
As We understands tha Republican
papers want TO stop partisan agiia.
tom upon lhe part OF Democrats.
Oklahoman thinks that town can
care for the capital even though the
people Of the state think otherwise.
Ardmorelte suggests the state pa
pers become angelic as soon as the
people do
Claromore Progress cant under
stand how the editors got there and
went away without ordering a brace
OF town lots.
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APPEALS COURT SETS DOCKET

The Criminal Court OF Appeals met
N specIal session this afternoon and
fei the docket for the June term
which viii convene The first satur.
day IN June
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Eve uttered tho first oath. because
when she called Adam from The
peaeh Tree where ha was getting some
extra larRe ufes fur the peach hu,+
Ter. she said. "Qh. Adam
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strawberry crop IN northern district
much superior 10 the one kFuwn IN
southern Oklahoma