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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22
Mis- ALI Right, Says DIR.
Gichton, Though TO-
10000 Would Be Bad.

Essry tirss yosi drink 4 glass Of
pod Seattle mix. about 10000 600
ssrteria germs enter POUR system.
Al that &c mllk II far and away
Ahcys the oriA2rY milk. at least
Lat Ia ahaa the records M Dr
Creators efticr show
n New Tark. Philadelphia or
Chicago glass II milk holds about
shres tines sAas May germs. but
because q thr efscFss Of the same
Dr. GficAtsn szz fsnz Henderson.
'se mia Arsp~rfor. the bacteria
ARE found OF Ehat Seattle milk
Z sof . FerY safe place for them.
, rcrfiand the milk contains SO
~ mfnT iniElinms more than here
@lae rhemisf aud bacteriologista.
= nof eunnt them.
The Bacteria Count
y CFichtnn tells how 10 figure
y ~ for yourselves. When you
|xR the bacteria count Of
4 IA means the number Of
- tkst are found In each cubic
AnxRtef Is a centimeter Is only
iEk more than a half an inch. II
WILL lake about 100 cubic oucs 10
~ an ordinary glass.
y tbs state the law allows COO. !
~ szfisrfa 70 zach cubic cent?.
LOT Taking 100 centiSnetcrs to
y glass. that means that you get
SAa 80 IN each giass Of milk you
Eak Bat Or. Criehton has 30
fizAisaed the germs that Ge has
nfsee1 ne count TO an average Of
MSN Thst only makes 10. 00d 900
me slssz That ~ ordinary mar.
~ nila. however
cstlf.d Milk Better.
n certified milk the law only
nlnss lha court 20 run 20 10000.
y ne 2ae course Of figuring. yOn
can ~ nat 1000. 900 Of these
hfs - tsHroyers fnhabit each
o1a d cFtsfed milk.
slfsft an these germs. Seattle
"a reffaps the clsancsi milk In
y eoaslrg. as the data on file at
sishlasl1a aud at all The larger
atiss VII shou.
Fever Battles Die Here.
ne cleaaiiness Is due entirely 10
" CFiehsen, a. health commits
scr, AID Gus Henderson. ~ chief
AZ lnzEeetng.
iho1aasds d gallons 81 nilk have
20 ats'fpyed b these two IN their
Y. ~ q cillcs Hundreds q babies
!. Been saved b. their vigilance
= Nssiing the source OF diseased
..lA Seattle this summer had the
west dsath list 81 children under
y years that Il has had "a over
re ysars
- summer a large nnmber a
aA11 aie Of cholera infanium or
-sslas trouble brought on b. the
- q contaminated milk This
.-aAeF he number Of these deaths
~ very small aud next year Dr
Nth'1n hopes to have Il rtln
tnzler
tad Diaries Are Raided.
~ sgsteu 81 keeping the milk
~ y Ike this Dr.. Crichton has
~ nilk bought from a suspected
He sends Il over a. DR. n.
- siiy Meteorological Dr. Coo
49, Die Instruments and counts
Nc'eFia-0h. yes. be- doesn't
~ 2 CONT 200 900 Of them. one.
n nfee Ike that there's a sys-
n. u 2 li-and then II there's too
s ..'i ne alarm Is rung for Hen
",sea NE minute man.
~ about 2 O'Clock IN the morn.
go. lhlA p milking time al the
Henderson and his men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22

Extra Large Size Black French
Lynx shawl with Large Rug
Muff to match. both pieces trim.
med with heads and tails and
lined with skinner satin lining:
guaranteed FOR three years wear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22

There are about one hundred Suits in this lot, all
sizes and colors and styles. Fine Atwood broad
cloths, serges, pruneas. homespuns. worsteds and
novelty wooden goods The very best models seen
this will be found in this lot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22

NJ. aayssf's Kramp "a poeO
~ Mfiie far into the night +
Nv. sisa' difficulty In getting to
Jsr y, .assing ilniz Why don't
sril,s ~ up and read what you've
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22
WIRELESS OPERATORS ARE IN
DEMAND

Three vacancies for every competent
operator Easy to learn by the ~ l. OF
w. T. system; practical and nimpiified
mcthoda OF personal tuition at small
cost. Open dag and aveninE. a. m to
D. 30 y m, Men and womon who have n
tuturc-investiEate. International InEti-
tuto ~ Wireieaa Telakraphy l0S Arrade
OF the White baiidinE. Seattle wash
Phone Main 6g2a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22
TEN MILLION BACTERIA
DANCE in GLASS OF MILK

swoop down on the stables 20 sec
what's wrong II bad conditions
prevail the milk Is all thrown away
This usually has good moral
effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22

Sd and 81 Children's Coats, Sizes | to Years
Another big OF Chdrens
cloths kcsey Meon Cevos and Mixtures Well made
with silk braid. velvet and fancy buttons Cd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22

Scafs
Ladies' silk Scarfs beautiful patterns large ones:
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F1ouucing Embroidery % inches wide, absolutely
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SEC. csc and si25 yard, Tuesday. your co.
SAplTts shiu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. wv
kecI~ear
Our entire Holiday Line OF Ladies' Neclwear In
cluding dozens OF styles and colors up to 0E.
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All our Fancy Neckwear up 10 csc. This line com
prises swell line Of goods trimmed with chiffon
ruehing. SILK lace and many kinds Of fancy AO~
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Morning Specials
sc Jar Blue Seal Vaseline. TIL -
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SC Card Pearl Buttons. dozen card all -
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&c Spool Of Darning Cotton. white T. z.
and black TIL noon Tuesday q for JC
$500 Real Kid Gloves. Dents all coiors O. 1E
and sizes. Til noon. pair ............I sZJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22
JAMES e. pgFessAuoH DEAD.

CHICAGO. Nov. % james El.
liot Defenbaugh. proprietor and
editor ~ the American Lumber.
man, died here last night He was
IS years old.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04

yivsnla he was grduai,d from
falc as 3 a. IA 1862 ana from Col.
inbla law school New York. IN 1861
md began practice With his brother
Wayne MacVeash. but his health
ialllng, he abandoned law and went
West Shortly alter he established
ii Chicago tho wholesale grocery
house Of Franklin MGoveasA an6
company whlCA for inany years has
been one Of the largest IN the 6 nm
ry snd from which u Is reported ne
as only recently resisncd. lie Is
also director of the Commercial Ma
llonal hank. and othor Chicago cor
poratons.
Mr Macveegh Is distinguished III
Chicago not only as q most success.
ul merchant. but especially for bis
active w1rk m hs11lf of civic pro.
sress aud reform. He became presi.
lent Of the Citizens Association OF
1hlcago In 1874, am, continued to
l0ld ne office several yeaf6 nfter.
ward making Il The Instrument Tor
many important political reforms. Al
he head Of the bureau OF charities
ie ndded greatly 10 The effective.
less OF thar organization. and as
rhairman q! iae Municipal Ar league
md otherwise he has hcen u faithful
worker for tho heaniliylng OF Chi
ago BY extension OF the boulevard
'ystem and IN m-ay other ways Ise
mas also taken an Gcire part IN the
work Of the National Civic Fedora
Ion Mr. MecVeagh was until re
'ently aiiiiiaied witl the Democratic
larty lnd Ia 1895 h. was nominated
n convention by the pcmocrScy OF
llIn-is for The United States senate J
ie made canvass Of the slate bul
sas defeated ln legislature He mar
led Miss Emily Games
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04

Philander c. Knox
Philsndor Caas Knox Who will be
Mr., TaAs secretary of state. re-
enters The cabinet after llye years
IN the United States Senate. 10 which
Ec was appointed IN June 1904. 10
illl lha acaucy caused by tho death
of Mathew 81 Quay Like most ol
hts colleagues IN iAe new cabinet
Nj Knox ls lawyer and FIRST came
inlp national prominence as attor.
ncy general Ia Mr McKinlpy's FIRST
cabinet when he successfully prose-
cuted the Nrthern Securities case.
Mr. Knox Is iiitysix years Ola. hav.
ing been t9rn in Brownsville. Pa
May 6. 1853 After graduating from
Mount Union College At Alliance.
Ohio. he began The study OF law ln
pi,tgburs ana three years litter was
admitted TO The bar IN that elty
When .lr Knox was cniy twenty.
four years os age he was appointed
assistant United States district II.
iorney for bAe Western district OF
pennsylvania After short term
III this gifice, however, be resigned
and entered prlvate practice Rilh
James H. Reed unler tho Arm name
of Knox q 0eei TheJllrm became
counsel for many large interests and
Il is said that Mr. Hnox mas received
some Of the largest fees eecr paid
III this country During Che t0nr
stead riots IN 1892 no was counsel
for Che Carnegie Steel Co, ana az
recied ile legal end Of that famous
labor disturbance When n 1901 Mr.
Mckinley appointed him attorney
general Mr Nnsx'g participation IN
HE Homestead piialr caused some
opposition on the part Of lsbof er-
ganlzetl0ng to his combinations AS
attorney general M kuoy not only
prosecuted 10 sucoessiul issue the
governments suit ygalnsl The y Nrth'
ei1i Securities company, bul conduct
Cd the ease ngains. the s0.ealled Reef
Trust sith the result chat that com.
hu5tien was dissolved hy the lnal
decree of lla united States supreme
court Mr.. Knox has been credited
plfo with having prepared ana car
rlcd through the Panama Canal pur
ase Ii 1908 4 was shortly after
the conclusion of the Panama Dur
rt sr lhai NJ Knox was appointed 10
thc United states senate hy Gov
orn Ponnypaeker ID al iho Vacan
cy caused bY the daala 0f Seuaior
Quay. ami afierwarll he was elected
hy the legislature ior the lull term
cxnirhe IN March 1911
ID was At Mount Union College
that Mior Mrkiueg first beoapnc
acquainted with young Knox NJ Mc
Flnley was At thas time prosecuting
attorney az Stark county and lhc
acquaintance braun when they werc
bolh Young finally rInened into mo
friendship of later years, and cul.
minated III lhe pcnnstlyanian's entry
Into nsa second McKlnIes cabinet II
has always been understo d that Pres
ldcnt Mckinley sought TO induee MI
Knox 10 accept the attorney general
ship IN his first cabinet bul the on
fer was declined on the plea Of prl'
ealc interests Mr. Knox is entitled
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04
FARM
SCANDAL.
AFFECTS z
COUNTRIES

Paris March Tho newspapers
are deeply absorbed with Hc case
lho Eugll Aman Sargent and Die
site sald a Be an American. Who
were arrested ai Asnlcrea, charged
with the gross ililreaimeni OF four
children wnom lhey had adopted. ana
elalm ihal tho developments lndi
cafe lhe probability OF 2 great scuus
al.
The chief energy 81 the aui3orl.
Ties Is being directed 10 tracing the
Hafeuiaee oi iha children abandoned
To the custody tho sarseuls. rhee
announce that Mrs Sargent claims
that the eldest child who was SO
bruiallg beaten thsi sac Is now IN
Q hospital f. named Mary Ann EDGE.
worth and thaG she was born October
Is 1888 III Newark N T.
The authorities also say thar the
woman insists that she Is ihe dnneh-
ter Of renchman named saFiu aad
an American woman. who nov live fl
tie United States. ana that they fsr.
ward her each seaf $4,000 Az hn Al.
l08ance She refused however. to
give lhe maiden name of her mother
or the pres nt residence ol her pa.
rent
Man In Case collapses
Before an examining magistrate To-.
day The woman terlafcd thai She had
not malifeated tie ehlldren iaat ahe
had only ehastlseI thom when The
punishment was necessary She ssid
she had adopted the children be
eauae she loved them There eere VIC
leni acausB IN The court reom BE-
tween iae aruaed compile ami their
servants the latter eharslng The No
uIan With belug pregallcailnk mon.
staf sargent collapsed wleA lhe
magistrate VAS examining him. anH
was removed from lhe court room Ia
& seulc1nsclouf condition
The p0lice Aaf they aaNe csiah.
ilahcd Ne fact lAai lhe Youngest
child adopted hy llle salgenis WAS
hsrn Ia November 81 the Holy Trim.
it, l0aHe an AnK.U Alnaflpau iiatI.
tuition. the membership ut which Il
composed Of English and American
gir.s.
ahe OltleIhl realslnf elyes iae mime
+ TIE chlld as Kenneth klEaallnssei.
d son Of Mabel Iehnspn ii Decenl.
bet aitef having fefllHtd excellent
felefences giscn uY ife daggeula,
the ludee turned over tala child ID
thee oupIe
ather q inancicr
air AaKin. slsterrlaM go Mrs.
Sargent SAYS thai aii Safln tie
father 81 l5e accused NuMan. #
wealthy HHantler Nhu resides IN NHa
York. She Gags alao thaI hii aua
Mfs EaVlu lllo parents u ktfs saf.
geai. separated nnnhte 81 years
age ard thai MIS- slylh sent win
hqg a9qkaiFf ID lsqpdpH Hheft she
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04
ANTHONY REVENUE BILL
SENT TO COMMITTEE
Where The Various Amendments
Offered By tho Senate
VIII Be Inserted

The senate spent the mornug IN
committee Of the whole, with Moofc
in the chair.
No. 972 FranAlln, u.ilaps and Tay.
laG providing for referendum calling
Of elections ia cities. as provided a.
the constitution. was recommended loi.
passage
no liz ny stafford apmopriating
100000 for Edmond normal WAS rec
Commended for pa sage
Cunningham 60, Langslon univcr
sliy Sa0Oc0 Ia straight approprli itioa,
$4,000 for purchase OF $50 acres Of
land stafford toon an economic butt
at the proposition. bat Davis, Taylor
Roddle, Russell and Eggerm III pred
bis ecDnomv canoc into The rifle
where 4 was badly received.
Stafford moved 20 cut the salary Of
me college president from ss.s00 iD
S22e0 per annum. but fcli short Of
votes
No. 2iC By Davis. appropriations
siia,0A0 for the A. & NJ. coilegc n
Stlllwatcr met with an amendment 10
reduce the $4,000 tor q large heating
plant sl ss0.eee cfcrcd by Stinard
raHis said his ngurcs wore based
upon those taken from those who fo
lowed tNai ayoeailnn and until Nj.
siahnr1 advanced credentials. tbc sa
nnlpa man would much though il
nalged him 70 do SO, be compelled 10
frmain fliena o, the nrsl amanni.
Russell ana nillnps went to Davis sup
mort and the BIN passed aB read.
Rusaells bill, 220. appr0phatlue
iga.eaH for bpildIng. $1,000 hlcu.
Nal 4upnprt 10 the eaDOl for The
blind located At Fort GIhaon. waa ~,
commended for passage
The ANTHONY reyonue bill was final
" displtchcd to the proper commlite,
where the various amendments cnn
be ufeparod and attached according
10 the viii Of The souate.
The amendments Of the house Nc
ducihg the eselse tax on coal from two
in 0ue.half of ono per cent after hours
Of debate. was defeated.
The treasurer clause allowing oaun
y tfeasurcr % deslgnato banks ll
hlu III tuliNtinH ui taAni, Yves also
stricken from the bin
Colvllle Announce Banquet
eplgillo called attention uf lhe nn
ate % The fact that q. G. Jones' 81 toe
horse bad invited the minority 10 al
banquet al The lone. aul as The min
GRITTY had always Without protest ds.
sented 20 the majority WISHES fl por-
sonal naltofs asked the Same eourlc
gy and q afteen minutes caflY ID
iouninent and fecpsa 10 lasl antll Z
o'cloel' IN thr afternoon fhui TIE nom
bols might better enjoy Tie Jones
bsnaHef
The request Raa grauled by nnunl
NOUS vote.
K The occasion Is 81 honor 81 ihe
President Who was lnaugufatel this
morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04

died savln aftef@gfd signed d deed
agreeing TO pay his daughter $4,000
annnallt
Relafrlng 20 the Edgew0rta child
Mrs saHin sald she was the daughl.
er Of q woman who waH emnleied as
N cock IN Newark This w0nlar III.
ready had son and detesllnE glfls.
she turned the female ehlla 10 ne.
nfesa living IN the outskirts of New
York
Mrg Sargent became acqualn.pi
with the cook who agrecd 70 her hay.
Ing The child providing tho negroes
had no blertlon 10 Mrs. Sargent TAX
Ing # The negroes however. was
uelani TO part With her charge,
but she finally consented 10 10 50 IN
consideration for a sum of money
paid 10 her bf tac aecascs woman
vouehed for b Clergy
Some pefssns say taal Nahel
Johnson tte mbgher OF lhp blind
bnby. u sliH IL Paris. ana that ~.
though she eisciarea herself TO ht
an Anlsrican she spoke with The
accent oi F0ckney
TIE deaconncsF Dg tie ludKe and
The Rev Mf Van Wrinkle Vicar of the
American church here. bo,h deeiafc
hat Mr Sargent appeared 10 aHery
wag respectable person. and Aay
that he was gouched ff BY Lon.
don eIefKyaian. who deolafei him 10
have been captain HI tho lionr wFr
gnd . nlcmhef of \ well known Ion
don cieb THEY could not understand
Sargent having any uiterlof motive
for taking the child Is he received
NO money for Is doing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04

A elever 21 cent sll9pfed "NDsfIrlp
Coffee sstninef coupon u now nts III
ench 25c package of Dr shDop's
Health Coffee. Look FOR Il. Nlnolf
large eaps n ihe very finest eairee
imltaIion ever mndf from ONE qst
package Then besides me sa|lsisr.
lluh and iafof b peflecl sHlsl bt
ghe Hspt Grocery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04
o o Q { Q O Q O Q > 0 0 0 o Q
J. TRY THIS FOR 9
YOUR COUGH Q


Mix two ounces Of Glyceylne with
a bal iounce OF Virgin oil OF Pine com.
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Whisky Shake woil. aclJ laae IN doses
Yl q teaapoonlnl every four hours
fhs mixture Ioseesscs lhe heallng,
aealihIul properties OF the Pines, and
Nlll break a cold Ia twcniy.iour hours
sud cure any cough that ls eurablc. IN
having this formula put up. be sure
hat your druggist uses The genuine
yirgin OF OF Pine Compound pure,
'repared and guaranteed only by the
veach Chemical Co. Cincinnati. o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04

900 Yards OF an eik oualds paonE
thing 10 be had In have paid su0
yard for six just like this Now going SCH slh Mun
day morning at O'clock esc yare.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04

Arn ~ wllltA presldeNl Tafls broth.
en- Henry ~ falt Is partner aud
hu Is I'm Wn as an expert IN railroad
lEA Although resilient Of New
York City, Mr. Nlpkersham Is a ne-
live o. PENNSYLVANIA, having been
born IN pitleburg IN 1885. he first
took civil engineering at Lehigh Uni
sefs'ls, bat later entered tie law
schutl o. the University Of penpsylt
ania from which he Aolds the dc.
sfce Of Bachelor Of Laws lie I'M,
uledi4icly en.ercd Practice h phila.
dehhla, but lalor went to New York
ana associated himself with the irm
Of Chamberlain. Garter aud lifn.
blower A year later he became man.
aging clWk 81 TOO ilrm OF Strong and
Cadwalaich az which President Tltts
brother IS n member and cvcntually
wls laker into partnership
Mr. Mlckersnam IS counsel for
large number o. ccttcyations. among
them tho lnietbof0ugh railroad. anu
as sllurucs for lha railroads IN lhc
iaaiOss C1Acaeo l'iaellon case eame
inio considerable public nrominence
Ilc IS fond of travel, usually spend
ing q lorlluA Of The year abroad and
IS leveled cuncstrain He has couu
lrs fps,dptic az UcD.ruurst, l.OEs
Island, and also a home IN New York
Gily
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04

About 100 Yards 27.nch k ouards only aiferenpat
terms but handsome just thing chdens
these fouar the regular Soc silks sale Monday sec hc yard
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04
NATIONAL CABINET
CALLS ATTENTION
PRESIDENT TAFT SURROUNDS HIM.
SELF WITH STRONG ADVISERS

Five Lawyers Of National Reputation, Headed BY
Phiander c. xxx as Secretary Of State,
VIII Supply the Chief Executive With
Legal Veteran James Wilson
Remains at Head Of Depart.
ment Of Agriculture
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04

Monday morning win hc wonderful bargain ak
sale held 10 Guthrie an the shades III m sau fnsa aka
now black miIela and The very uep est alk iouarls.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04

FFETE WHVFHaHN IHT0N1HT Nh0
VIII = ne neki secretary Of she
i1isi'f was burn On farm near
PhQealsTIle elFsley county Penn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04

sslneh chnn aencA iap sas islneh black aeas
at ...,...ts,..+ 40
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04

Fancy silk wastngs waist lengths. the very newest
worth ~ 25 and sl5Q yard Monday at .,....s......
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-08
MAY EXTEND TIME FOR
PAYMENT OF TAXES

Guthrie, Ok. Jan. Tin the house and
senate yesterday afternoon bills were in
troduced extending the time when taxes
are to be paid for the half year, before the
penalty can be added from January i5 to
March Is. Il is expected that the bin
will be enacted into law and the coun-
~ treasurers of the state so notified.
In counties where the levy made exceeds
the legal limit and where the treasurer
and commissioners refuse TO correct the
same. the tax laws will be amended as to
permit any tax payer to bring suit to cor
rect the levy and giving the governor
authority to institute such proceedings.
Where the taxes have been paid and the
legal limit has been exceeded the one
paying the excessive tax Is to be given a
rebate on his next payment in the sum
that he paid in excess.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-01-08
CHOSEN
| FOR NEW SPEAKER
Eurray Forces Completed in the
Democratic Caucus Yeste day :
Clark Defeated Jones.

Guthrie, Okla. Jan 5-Ben Wilson is
he choice of the democratic caucus for
peaker of the Oklahoma house of repre-
entatives, with Ben Harrison as speaker
Mo-tempore and Bert Tillotson as caucus
hartman and as floor leader of the
majority. Such is theresult Of yesterdays
aucus. Representative Terrall Of Hobart
vas placed in nomination by the Murray
tbs but withdrew making Wilson's election
d luminous
THE selection Of Wilson for the house
Rgcl honor, is distinct and decisive
kleat for the Murray element of state
Iemocrauc politics. With Wilson in the
hair, the Murray influence will be of no
Aail in shaping legislation.
IA committee of seven, Tillotson as
hairmaR was named 70 submit list Of
he employees needed to carry on the
vork Of the house. In their report TO the
aucus last night the republicans were
fven two stenographers
In the minority caucus yesterday I'd
a. Clark Of Pawnee was chosen as minority
loof leader over "Gristmill' Jones of Ok
ahoma City, and Harry Beeler of Checotah
eceiving the like minority honor In the
pper house, AS chairman Of the house
nucus. Partridge Of Cherokee secured the
Nize while Harper Cunningham Of Logan
Dunty was given the same honor in the
R1ate,
The Jones forces for the house minority
leadership failed TO develop and before
be caucus was called elark's selection
eas conceded.