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PIANO TUNER.

PROF. WM. KLIMMER, ia NINTH AVE.
nue. south. Master tuning and repairing
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were added TO their lead in the last
inning, when two men walked and a
sacrifice, stolen base and a double
followed. Score:
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ARCHITECTS,
ATTORNEYS.

HANCOCK BROS, ARCHITECTS, Off
ces, DOuglas Bldg, 113 Broadway. Fargo
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Personals, Booth LII ....... Mcdonald
: Umpire, McConviIle; referee, Mem
eek; field judge, Argesinger; head line
man, Chss. Pollock timers, Prof. Wan
ner, VIII Jacobson, Coach Biggs.
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WALTER THOMSON, EXPERT ACCOUNT.
ant. Phone Ss9-J liIO Third Avenue south,
Fargo, n. ID
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pEN1IsTA.
UNDERTAKES.
SWEDISH MASSAGE,

md LICENSED EMBALArER- Fg;NnR
al Supplies. =. r. hice, S south Bfoad.
way. Once sositn Of Moodys store.
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ACCOUNTANT.

LRs. EMMA GAD-HOLM--GRA Dt1ATn
Swedish MAsseuse, London Hospital.
Phone No. soS-L
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D. A. TrII.oTsoN.

leaders. Dunn and Tiilotson, proved
correct as 20 number Of votes. How
ever. they admit there were times
when the opposition looked fornld
able.
Seven avowed candidates for speak
er arrived In Guthrie They welv In
order Of the original voting strength
as now admitted. Tillotson. Mccalla
Wilson, Harrison Terral. Ross and
Bryan. The fear OF the non-pedged
members that election CT Tilloison or
McCalla would be regarded as fac
tl-nal victory caused new alignment,
and tae result oan be called a COM
promise with the leaders coneedlne
places IN order 10 promote harmony.
No ill.feellng was shown IN the eau
Gus and the most prominent visitor
who was present throughout the entire
session was Hon. William II. Murray
The ex.speaker shook hands with his
friends and watched the proceedings
With interest.
viii Reduce,
There win be less employees thar
last year. The senate and honse or
ganzations are agreed 70 cut down the
number Of employees and announce
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DECLARES HE MAUE NO
CHARGES OF CORRUPTION
DepTesaleS IndIScTlmIRsis Con
denlnaiIOn Of ANCOngTeSsmcn,
Good and Bad Alike


Washington, ID, g., Ian, -presi
lent Roosevelt today sent 10 Tie
ionse Of Representatives . special
message in reply "a the House resolu.
Ion OF December II, 1898, requesting
IN explanation Of certain paragraphs
n the Presidents annual messags
bearing upon the secret service and
which was conceived by me to be Z
eflection upon members Of Congress
IN his message today The pFesldenl
SAYS, ~ part,
4 have made ne charges of ccrrup.
ion against Congress nor against ans
member Of the present lIon6e. II had
iraof N such corruption alioeslng any
member of the House IN aay matter
u 10 which thc Federai Government
IS Jurisdiction. action would AZ oHcc
,e brought, as was d1ne IN Che caael
i Senators Mitchell nna Burton end
Representatives Williams II, Herr.
uann. and nglgRa. at4dlilerent times
ince have been President l'ais
you'd simply be dqins my duty ln che
execution and enforcement of fNp laws
illhout respect 10 PERSONS Bot o.
iat regard Il as within the province
II the dullef Of the President 90 re
tort To Tho II use alleged dellnqnen
les Of members. or TIE supposed enr
apt action Of Il member an hls off
lal capaclta Tie membership n
be House Is BY the Constitution pae
a within tho power OF lae iiutN
me. In the prosecution Of eflmlHal
nd the enforcement Of the laws thc
resident masi resort 70 The courts oi
he Ilnlted stcses"
The President c0niinnes;
"A careful reading OF the message
yin show that said nothing % var
ant the statement that 'tae majority
/ the congressman we're IN fear Of be.
1g investigated hy the secret service
aen, or that G nefess as 4 whole was
letuaiea by that motive ! did uoi
make an yguch statement IN this mes
age. Moreover ! have never made
ny such statement aheut Congress az
whole, nor. with 4 few Inevitable ex
seplluns. about the members 0f Con
ress, In any messagn or article o.
poech. On the contrary have al
Ways Mt only deprecated but viair
hsly resented fae praelice Of lndls
rlmlnute attack upon Congress. Aad
ndlscriminain condemnation Ot All
,ongreasmen. wise and uuwlse' iil anh
milf. good ana bad alike No one
eallxes more than / the Importance ol
peatIua between The Executive
md Congress- and no one holds the
nthorssy and dignity q lhe Congress
the United states IN higher respect
han do. have moi the slightest
sympathy with the practice eE Judging
men, for good or fr III, not on tieif
several mcriis, but IN q mass ~ mem
hers Of one particular body Or one
saate To put together oil men hold
ng or Who have held 4 particular OF
lice. whether Il BE- the ofilpe a prest
lent or Judge, o. senator, or member
+ the House ol Representatives aud
10 class theni Nil without regard 4
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LAWYERS
IN ANNUAL
MEETING

Oklahoma City Okla., Jan. the
iecond annual meeting Of the Okiahg,
na state bar association was called 10
rder here at 10 o'clock this morninr
) President Frank wells, The only
luelnoss transacted at The morning
ieslson was the address OF the presI.
lent and the reading Of the reports OF
'rrretary 4 r. Kellfg and Treasurer
J. 5. Lawrence, The program Tor this
diernnbu IL announced aa follows
Report OF general council on now
members, W 4 iRlehlnga, chairman
1usknape
'erhe Force Of Precedent IA tho
Aw." / u. Brown. Oklahoma city.
Rep ct Of committee on iurlapFlld
NICE aud law raform ] ". Hockef
hartman, Purcell
Report of committee on legal eduea'
ION and admission tc tho bar, Geu. A..
Murphy. chairman. Muskogee
Ropof. 0f committee on suffeuI6
curt rules. A NJ Macky, ehalrnans
eend Greek.
Report Of committee on Law school
It Norman. W NJ Newell chairman,
Norman.
Tonight Hon. F w Labman. Of 81.
Louis. president Of the American bar
association. win give an address on
4C1nseryatlsm n Legal Procedure
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ALSO APPROVAL or ACT
SENDING FOOD SUPPLIES
Message Makes Eloquent Ap-
peal In Behalf Of Civilization
and Humanity

WashInes9n d &. Jan. i-presl
dent Roosevelt il a special message %
Congress today asked approval of hls
act III sending the Government supply
ships Celtic and CuIeoa 10 Italy ieat
week With three nhndred Thousand DOT
lars worth Of supplies for earthquake
sufferers He also rec mmended
further appropriation halt q million
dollars for feIlef The preahlens says
THE immense debt Of civilization 70
Italy, the warm and sseadfaat friend.
ship between that country and euf
own; The affection fof their native
land felt ~ great numbers of Amefk
can citizens who are Immlfrauts from
Italy. thn Abundance With which God
has hIaaspH s. - auf safl tss All THESE
shool @ la W n a|ala ana
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Statistical reports compiled oy tao
twelve leadIng railroads operating IN
the state OF Oklahoma show The total
deaths TO employees, passeiigerH and
treapassera m tba ilscal year ending
June goth. 1905. over the entire sys-
TENS of the roads 70 be sss The
Rock Island road leads wltn a total
Of 2tl.
The Saii6a Fe system comes next
With iBg aud the Gulf Colorado and
Santa Fe had ie fatalitlea
The Kansas CITY and Orient. Mis-
souri,. Oklahoma ani Calf tne Okla
6oma Central and the Wiehna Falls
Z Northeastern report no fatalities
The two latges roads operate ouly In
Oklahoma.
The VI. Smith 4 Wcstern which
operates In Oklahuma and Arkansas
bad bat one death. The Kansas Clty
southern. 70; the Midland Valley,
whica operates IL OElahoma only. 3
ae Katy 81. The igon Mountain road.
iA5. ard 10 Frisco. 80,
The total number lniureG on the
aame ro8as. employees. nN<aeNeeFa
and Grekpassefa. i given d 1901
The Santa Ne laadf Wslh J2S. win
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GOVERNOR
ENJ0|NED

in the abselce oi District judge Al
II. Huston. County Judge f 2.
strang this morning granted q tempo
r1ry injunction upop application n
a d. Thompson ana l. r Lornee' q
Snyder. who this mornlng Illsd : Pc
iItlon against Governor 9 ) HASKELL
psaying tnat he BE- restrained FROM
Issuing d proclamation declarine the
result ol the recent election N Hunt
er township. Klowa county. A special
election was held on DeeemaeF sp'h
upon ihe proposition Of secedlng ffo'a
KIowa county and baromlng . frafs
Of Tllman county unofiielal returns
give those in favor Of tho proposition
a majority of the votes caai Those
opposed ID secession elalm fraudulent
practices aud alIegc that more votes
were cast taan there are known
to be voters ntne township. One
peculiar think IN connection wIsh the
case Is thai people living IN sis Yicl.
nlty Of Hunter township IN adjoining
counties ara deslfoue ol iurnlnH the
new county Of Park and say thai the
addition Of Hunter township 70 TN.
man county will spoil the plsln q
they wanted the township for part oi
Park
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FOR
THE GAVEL
To FALL

Everything rs IN readiness for the
1ponlng Of the legislature tomorrow
at high noou III the Convention nall
Tho sidewalk approaches were extcn.
1ej to the steps OF the building this
morning and six-foot sidewalk with.
aut q single break leads from the
business section oi tne city % The
apil on ~ The streets laadIng 10 Cant.
tol square. The street car line will
run cars To the hall on schedule time
81 seven minute service, commencing
al SIX o'clock tomorrow mprnmg
Special cars win be run this evelng
TO the hall To accommodate the aouse
members who will hold a caucus IN
their new quarters this evening. The
electric light fixtures have arrived and
a.c Ii readiness. save the I'VE big
ehahaellefa which Will adorn the cen
ter cf the legislative chambers
The building has been nicely sllscd
up for both houses. The semitic cham.
her Is In the south end Of the nuild.
ing aud the lower house will occupy
the north hall The citg mas Just
completed cleaning the square and H.
constructing modern roadway Go the
ball. with 2a.f0ot driveway around
the building The steamhentIug plant
Is In working orster and when the
members assemble tomofruN hoy Will
be comfortably seated The commit.
tee rooms bave been supplied with the
furniture fpf The clerks, sienograpners
and attaches The galleries have
boHn provided With chairs for the
vIsiters with seatIng capacity Of 800
eact
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WILL FLY
HISTORIC
BUNTING

Psior TO the formal opening Of the
secend Oklahoma legislature at high
noon tomorrow there Will be raising
Of the American flag above Conyen.
tlon hall, where the two houses vii
be in session the next sixty days Ths
@. A. r. veterans Of this city viii
break ont from the S6.ioot iIagpolt
waIeh was completed cnly yesterday
the Oklahoma state flag which was
presented TO Oklahoma BY the city Of
Philadelphia on July iin last. The flag
Saa made III the old Betsy Ross home
l23 Arch street Philadelphia. Tho
@. A. r, committee which brought back
the flag TO The state feel very proud
Of It, as this II the first time STATE
has been hOnured
The flag remains In the Gust dy o.
the secretary OF state and Is % b.
used on state occasions only 1sht
local g. A. r. committee called oi
Governor Haskell this morning and
asked that they might break out thu
state flag on the new pole tom rrog
wiieh request was promptly granted
By The governor aud the flag was turn
ed over 10 them. The mayor and city
council win be present AZ the cere
omney and the local committee m
CONTINUED on Page :.
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move their restrictions from the fall.
blood lands, that the state viii find
Il lmpoasinla 10 create and maintain
district schools In the sections whore
the lullAlonds live and own nearly
al tne land In this connection Il is
recommend that some provision be
made whereby the government shall
continue TO conduct schools fog the
benefit OF these Indians until such
time as the state Is able 10 msintaln
schools whlcn viii be available TO
them.
A Hlg Timber Reserve,
Secretary Garfield says that no
sslll Insists that there ere nearly two
million acres OF land III the aouth.
eastern portion of the Choctaw ma
llon which he thinks the government
should purchase fro mthe IndlaiH aud
'onvert into forest reserve.
New pipe Line Regulations.
I'he report says As long as the
whole territory wGa under tae con
,rnl OF the Interior department the
>Ipe line regulations now effective
eonld h6 lniorctNl, but under present
conditions Il II doubtful n effective
regulations Of control can be exerels.
ld
"The state Of Oklahoma controls rs
highways and can impose such con,
ditIons as 1t sees 1T upon the corpor.
atlons or individuals who own and
perate pipe limos The authority OF
the state and federal governments do
NOT conflict upon this point because
the federal authority has TO do only
with restricted Indian lands, and
whatever permit or easement the de-
partment OF interior grants applsA on,
ly to such lands.
Il am now giving careful consider
ltion 70 these conditions for tno pur-
pose of determining whether there
should be any change IN these reguGa-
Ions or the policy Of the department
hitherto carried out"
II may he stated IN tnls connection,
The present regulations and permits
covering the construction OF a pipe
line gave the department general
supervision over such lines Tor 8
pefiota twenty years.
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thelr Individual differences au goeu
or bad. seems 70 ME utterly indeiensl
bic: and II ls equally lndeiensIble
whether the 90 are confounded With
The bad in aeatod and unwaTanted
championship OF all or Ia heated
and unwarraated assault upon all. ;
would neiihnr attack nog defead Al.
executive officers In mass. whether
presidents. governors, cabinet officers
y, filcIals OF lower rank nor wsuld !
attack or defend an Legislative officers
IN mass. The saleiy 81 free govern,
ment rests very largely n TIE ability
of the plain. everyday oltiNNi ~ als
crimlnate between those nabl|t SCI
wants who serve him welnalM those
public servants who serve himlll, He
can not thus discriminate II Ae Is per
suaded ig pass Judgment upon manf
not with reference TO whether be Is g
lit o. unfit public servant, but With
reference 10 whether Ne is an executive
on legislative officer, whether he be
LONGS 10 one branch or the other of
The Government,
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RAILROADS SUPPLY FIGURES

COZ more FOR tno Gulf Colorado 4
Santa NJ The Rock island Il sec
ona with 2.asa The other spads re
port as follows:
VI Smith q Western. s OflQnI A.:
Kansas City Southern 2aa Midland
Valley AZ: Katy. 2.27I. Frisco I'ASG;
Iron Mountain 4nA. Oklahoma Cen.
tral and Wichita Falls and North.
weGtefn. noue.
Santa ~ Leadc Employees
OF the twelve railroad systems op
aratlng III Oklahoma The SAINTS Fe
although docs not operate ~ NAVY
lines as tho Rock Island and Fflsea
ayslelns, has more employees Tire
report saoWins The employees q The
lwule railroads during II nat YYnf
show the SAnsa t had On Its pa
aoll 81 0bz reshs The Rhpk Esland
haA ga ne Frisco 21Sff The
KATY i8sas fhp enlf leNredQ Z
santa ft which uasl II tna
greet sahls Ft aslel9. tnsH s 7isi
persona Tho F smith s Wasletn
has i ~ ygoll 81 ~ NeFsoup The
Orient road 6Hplpy1 6Sd Tue krH
80 -. -
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TIE special nominating committee
nahle.I from tho five supreme court
Districts wlll report v ihc Senate
caucus 10 be- held this evening 10 the
lone on the atansslnk committees ul
lhs Senate. Thereg VIII be apprnkl
matels aseo0mmitleuA Several IL The
contests On uhalfHunshlps vln be
iakaa un and settled n me eaneuas
ThlA evtnlna ihe caucus ulho will agree
Sunoa al additional nltfA lwo more
Nammlltea cia ilR aiJ m AIS lStant &
ianilnf. The Senate VIII be IN ther
oaeh WorklEs order wien The gavel
dtons unae Iaelt Governor Teslamy >
hand tomorrow at soon. ea.llsB Sllaf
body 10 ndef
n keeuIns With The Lcaaefs r,
cast ihe DFm1sealle SENS sneauesS S
uraaY aT|erus0n Heleclna Seuasof ]
clIns cfaAnm A. president pfo ten.
m cMNens met again Saturday EtKaf
AMI selected Iae fa||oWIhe employees
az lhh Senate. shnIF Appointments s.
ha eonflfsaed Iaolsea session raeskaz !
sAcfctass y. F|FlsF y Clare
..4444s
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NAME SENATE EMPLOYEES


Assistant Secretary and RpadInr
Clerk ~cIiif Caldwell ( WeatheroFd
Journal Clerk Herbert Cook o.
Enid.
Assistant journal Clerk and Clerk 81
Committee Of The Wkole--c. r. Dun
can o. TahIeauah.
Assistant Reading ClcFk--M. y
HHcKner
Calendar Clerk L.olspeica o.
Harper county
Official Reper'ef y. Islcm Smith h
P0uca city.
Assistant R4p sier A. Z, Reeves q
ChlolkSafa.
Eerneant Il ArmsJ, r. Etles 81
<ssia
Assistant Sergeant 1t Arms VII
INN ChIIdefH Dfnkan Arrow
Do0fxoepeH {lande Rald 81 Ant
,lers
M4sseneeI WIilinm Dem lts unl
Shawnee. ona Joseph Haskell Of Asis
kakfe
chlef EaTplIiss ana EasrasslpR
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ESPECIALLY CONCERNING
FIVE CIVILIZED TRIBES
Report Deals at Length With
Professional Guardians Of
Indian Minors


Special to Daily Leader
Washington Jan. i.-The annual
report of the secretary OF Interior
contains not only resume Of The
work OF that department in Oklahoma
for the past year, but number Of
recommendation for new policies ea
pecally concerning the i've civilized
tribes. The most important Of these
are tho recommendations thai the GOV
ernment school system be changed
80 a. 10 furnish adequate schools for
lulthiood Indians aside from the
state schools, and the revising Of th7
pipe line regulations which the seerc
tary says has become necessary on &c
count Of the changed conditions fol
lowing the removal Of restrictions
from Indian lands and tho advent o.
statehood for Oklahoma
Land Title Suits.
Commenting on the suits TO clear
land titles the secretary says that thf
nceassItY FOR such astipn haa hecome
clearly apparent as SHOWN by tie fact
hat grounds fos bringing 23 600 suits
have been discovered He says that
lhe Investigation into these cases
and the conferences between govern
ment agents and The more ignorant
of the Indians have resulted in say
'ns millions Of dollars 20 the indians
Diatric. Agents.
II Is claimed that the district agonta
who have been az work flva months
have. IN the cases Of Indian minors.
seen able to save 70 the Indians yi00,.
600 and that as thig work progresses
snd the district agents becotle more
lamillr- with the Indians. their sup
erviaion will Increase IN advantage TO
lhe action III the establishment of DIS
trict aeents has been the deterrlng
Influence upon those who previously
ipd that they would need 10 account
Tor their actions to the ignorant IN
iians only"
Restrlctionn OF These.
The report shows that under the
present laws the restrictions have
been removed from tho following In
lians ChOctaws and Chlckasaws al
less than half blood, 1908; one hall
IN dloss than three-fpurths bln0f tex
cepl hoIuesleads) 2.Ga0; lutermar'
rled whites. 2.220s Freedmen. tO.Gdi
Cherokees. less than onc-half IN.
dlau blood. 2ts00 ione half and less
ban tareefonrths texcept homcsteadl
9.2St. lnteimafried whites zsg; FrNl
men i.ggb
Greeks. less than one,haf indian
blood, s,OAS: Freedmen $500 Semi
nolss, less than one-half Indian blood,
2i2: one-hplf and less than three.
loneths blood fexceptlng homeateadel
iG5. Freedmen. 9es. The total mum
her being TILED
Professional Guardians
The report deals at some length
wit hthe professional guardians Of tht
chcrtaw and ChIckasaw Nations II
HAYS thai these guardians have been
very pfodighl IN their guaTdlaushlp Of
the estates Of minor Indians, Al
sbownby their own reports aid those
Of the district agents An Instance Il
cited In which the estates Of eighteen
minors are involved. The total amount
ti income received from these estates
as reported by The eurators wae ST.
g78 The total disbursements we're
schoolInE, sic; maintenance $3.50. 20;
Interest on two previous annual n
PORTS PASSED by the United Staten
cousta slcN7us amount due curator
yabS.0e. These Is cases we're not
yaVel because they wera particularly
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CONTINUED on Page Four)


PrInteru Meeting.
The regular monthly pleetine Of the
Guthrie typographical union was held
ySsterday afternoon In knights OF
Columbus agll and aside from iransac.
ting routine business the unlcn de-
cided b. unanimous vote TO Join
both the Oklahoma state federation
oi labor ana the central cooperative
union Delegates we're chosen and
necessary appropriations maize to de
Tray l,i expenses.
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ssUEs CALL FOR MEETING

Na. Garrison, .. Pond Creek. presI
lent of the Farmers union no~ peralive
association Of Oklahoma. states thai
the executive committee of tho aaho.
Aailon has asued q call for a InaeTlng
be held In Shawnee on February
18th II Is expected Al the Shawnee
Meeting that q legislative committee
viii be appointed IL cooperate with
he state federation ol labor along
legislative lines
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A. TiIlotaon. was selected TO report at
7.gs o'clock tonight to the caucus. This
cunmitiee viii recommend TIE mum
ber q employees needed salary and
names. The committee in addition to
the chairman IS.
n. Putnam. Oklahoma: j Il. Max
ey. Ir.. pottawatomIhi George l. VIII
son. Greer: John 4. Whayne. Carter
A. j. Butts. Cherokee. and Ben Will
Iams of rushmatahn counties.
The sneakerlo-be Is Il0iorla rep
resontafiye from Cadd Grady and
Canadian counties and was conspIcns
ous figure IN The FirAt assembly lie
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HELD VALID

Special 10 Daily Leader.
washington. y. Cy Ian The
court ofyclalms decision ~ the case or
David Muskrat, H Henry Dies, Levi
Crltts and others, involving the con-
siitutlouallty ot Mot'umbes amend
ment holas the amendment valid,
This was sn act extending
estrlotions On full bloods from
Iume &c. 1906. Amended petit
lions in Eastern Cherokee eases were
dismissed
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lives IN The senatorial district contain.
ina Oklahoma City but his home Is at
Cereal
The speakershlp question has alb
sorbed The time Of the visiting mem
bess for many days Strange to say
The original claim made BY the Wilson
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MN WILLIAMS.

Judge Joseph Teyral, oi Hobart, was
placed IN nomination BY Rensesen'~
tive Faulkner, but Withdrew his name
and made the selection of Mr. Wilson
unanimous
The Joint Wilson. Tillotson iorces an
nouneed three days prior 10 caucus Mr.
Wilson had sufficient TO elect amt the
news Of the Harrison following being
IN line was given 0ui Sunday Hence
the caucus action WIS NOT a snrprlav.
A committee Of seven, headed BY j.
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POSTOFE|CE
PIE IS GUT

5HOClNT W T7.IIY TFlU0F.
Washington Z, G.. Ian a. The
presia4n. gent me Senate the ap
poinlment Of VIM. Higgins postmaster
III Bartlcgyllle, aud Frank \ Wright
postmaster at l.awton. liigglna wor
without the endorsement Of the state
organization
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COMBINATION PROVED
IRON BOUND AND RIvETED
Ben Harrison Speaker Protein
and ]. A. TIIlOtSOn Is
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Speaker. Ben Wilson.
Speaker Pro TEN, Ben Harrison.
Caucus Chairman and Floor Leader,
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lower house was pulled off al ten
o'clock this morning at the Hotel lone