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GRIFFIN DOES NOT
 COINCIDE DEFEAT

Ben l.. Griffin returned this morn ing from Little Rock, where he spent last night receiving returns from the congressional race. Although H. M. Jacoway apparently has a considera- ble lead, Mr. Griffin does not concede the nomination to him. "On the face of the returns," said Mir. Griffin this morning, "I am running considerably ahead of o. c. Ludwig, and only l. 200 votes behind Mir. Jacoway There are over POO rural townships, repre- senting over half of the vote in the district which have not yet been re ported I think my greatest strength is in these townships and until l know how they have voted, l do not concede my defeat.
 Mir. Griffin expressed much gratifi- cation over the splendid vote he re ceived in his home county.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-31
DONACHFY TRIUMPHANT.
 CARRIES EVERY COUNTY

LITTLE ROCK, MARCH 31.-AT 2:3O O'CLOCK THIS AFTERNOON GOVERNOR DONAGHEY HAS RE CEIVED RETURNS FROM EV- FRY COUNTY IN THE STATE EXCEPT MADISON AND SCOTT. THESE TWO HAVE BEEN CON CEDED TO HIM, AND HE HAS CARRIED EVERY COUNTY WITH THE POSSIBLE EXCEPTION OF OF WHITE, WHICH IS CLOSE, BUT IN WHICH DONAGHEY IS LEADING.
 Lonoke county, first reported close, gives Donaghey 100 to 300 majority Johnson county, reported in the Kav anaugh column, will give Donaghey 90 to 100 majority.
 Governor Donaghey has carried n of the 75 counties, seven more than he claimed before the election, and will in all probability also carry White and make a clean sweep of the state.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-31
VOTE IN FAULKNER \/
 UNUSUALLY LIGHT

Contrary to expectations, the vote in Faulkner county yesterday was un- usually light, the indications being that less than 2,000 votes were cast. On account of the phone lines being down, it is impossible today to hear from eight townships on the eastern side of the county, Mt. Vernon, Noun tain, Enola, Bristol, Matthews, Will son, Pierce Creek and Danley.
 Sufficient returns have been recev- ed to show that Governor Donaghey has carried his home county by ma jority of 10 to one, while Ben L. Grif- fin for congress was also given a heavy majority. None of the races were close, Hodges, Crockett, Kirby,
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-31
REVIVAL MEETING
 BEGINS TONIGHT

Dr. William H. Richardson of Nashville, Tenn, arrived this morn
 ing from DeVall's Bluff, where he held very successful meeting and will begin series of protracted ser vices at the Presbyterian church here tonight. Services vii lbe held in the afternoon, commencing at 3:30 o'clock and will continue for one hour. At 7:30 in the evening song and prayer service will be conducted and preach ing will begin at 8 o'clock. Dr. Rich ardson held a meeting here last year and is a most excellent and successful minister Everybody in Conway is cordially invited to attend the ser vices
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-31
FARMERS UNION
 IS IN SESSION

The Faulkner County Farmers Un- ion is holding session at Clancy schoolhouse today. All presiding off cers are present and State Secretary NJ. F. Dickinson and County Demon strator J. E. Rogers of Conway are also in attendance. The meeting is a very interesting one and number of strong speeches are being made.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-31
BENTON TOWNS SHIP.

Donaghey II, Kavanaugh 6; Grif- fin 27 Jacoway 15, Ludwig ); Hodges 42, Tucker 3; Crockett fl, Yates 1 ,; Kirby 37, Crawford 9; Phillips 8, Estes 10: Allen Il. Vim ?.
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CApPON TOWNSHIP.

Donaghey 742, Kavanaugh 13; Grif 3.6, Jacoway 50, Ludwig 127; Hodges 722, Tucker 33; Crockett 625, Yates 130; Kirby GIT, Crawford 138; Phillips G24, Estes 12S; Allen CTS, Winn "A.
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EAST FORK TOWN SHIP.

Donaghey 62, Kavanaugh 2; Grif- fin 31, Jacoway ?, Ludwig 30; Hodges 26, Tucker 36; Crockett 53, Yates II; Kirby 51, Crawford 13; Phillips 59, Estes 5; Allen 39, Vim 24.
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Phillips and Allen all receiving large majorities.
 The vote on the townships report ing up to this afternoon is as follows:
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CALIFORNIA TOWNSHIP.

Donaghey 64, Kavanaugh 6; Grif fin 40, Jacoway 32, Ludwig O; Hodges IF. Tucker 29; Crockett 59, Yates 12; Kirby 50, Crawford 21; Phillips 51 Estes 21; Allen 62, Vim 9.
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BENEDICT TOWNSHIP.

Donaghey IS, Kavanaugh 20; Grif- fin 3i, Ja oway 5, Ludwig 3; Hodges IS. Tucker 20; Crockett IA, Yates 24 i; Kirby 27, Crawford II; Phillips 21, Estes 15; Allen IS. Vim IT.
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HARDIN TOWN SHIP.

Donaghey 57, Kavanaugh ,; Grif- fin 52, Jacoway 10, Ludwig 2; Hodges H. Tucker is; Crockett 36, Yates 27; Kirby 53, Crawford 10; Phillips 5, Estes 10; Allen 57. Vim 8.
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STONE PRECINCT

Donaghey 44, Kavanaugh ); Grif- fin 36, !acoway H. Ludwig 2; Hodges Il, Tucker 1 Crockett 42, Yates G.; kifhy 44, Crawford 1 Phillips IA, Estes i; Allen 45, Vim 3.
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UNION TOWN SHIP.

Donaghey 36, Kavanaugh ?; Grif fin P, Jaeoway s, Ludwig 8; Hodges l, Tucker 33; Crockett 16, Yates 2l; Kirby 31, Crawford 6; Phillips 33, Estes ,; Allen 26, Winn 12.
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HARVE TOWN SHIP

Donaghey 61, kavanaugh 16; Grif fin 36, Jacoway II, Ludwig ?; Hodges 43, Tucker 29; Crockett 54, Yates 20; Kirby 58, Crawford IT; Phillips 57 Estes 19; Allen 57, Vim 10.
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PALARM TOWNSHIP.

Donaghey 40, Kayanaugh &; Grif- fin 3G, Iacoway 9, Ludwig 8; Hodges 31, TucEcr~17; Crockett 29, Yates IS; Kirby 36, Crawford 12; Phillips 23 Estes 24; Allen 31, Vim IT.
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CLIFTON TOWNSHIP.

Donaghey 5G, Kavanaugh [; Grlf- fin 2S, Jacoway 24, Ludwig 12; Hod- ges ), Tucker 59; Crockett 42, Yates 21; Kirby 57, Crawford '; Phillips 46, Estes IS; Allen 45, Vim 19.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Frank Hankins, l9, and Eliza Mer- ritt IS, Greenbrier.
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AT 3:30 KAVANAUGH FOR MALLY CONCEDED HIS DEFEAT AND BEGAN TO PREPARE A LETTER OF CONGRATULATIONS TO GOVERNOR DONAGHEY.
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EAGLE TOWN SHIP.

Donaghey 34, Kavanaugh 5; Grif- fin 26, Jacoway II, Ludwig 4; Hodges 34, Tucker '; Crockett 23, Yates 16; Kirby 19, Crawford 21; Phillips 25, Estes 12; Allen 31, Vim 9.
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NEWTON TOWNSHIP.

Donaghey 46, Kavanaugh &; Grif fin 19, Jacoway 32, Ludwig 2.
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WALKER TOWrSSIIIp.

Donaghey 13, Kavanaugh 32; Grif- fin 3, Jacoway 40, Ludwig 3; Hodges 23, Tucker 21; Crockett 33, Yates 10 :; Kirby 40, Crawford 5; Phillips 28, Estes IT; Allen B, Vim 12
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President J. J. Doyne went to Little Rock this morning.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-31

Alonzo Donnell arrived this morn ing from Memphis for visit to Pres ident and Mrs. w. w. Rivers at Cen tral college.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-31
WEATHER FORECAST.

New Orleans, March Tonight, fair, colder, frost; Friday, fair
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CYPRESS TOWNSHIP,

Donaghey 64, kavanaugh 10; Grif- fin 55, Jacoway IT, Ludwig 2.
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MEXICAN TROOPS
DEFEAT INDIANS

MERIDA, Sucatan. June 9.-The
eoNetnmcht troops had their ilrst en-
counter with the Indian insurgents
near uayama. short distance from
N''iadolid' according to information
received here. Tho result was a vic
Tory ior the federal troops.
a accommodating expedition sent by
CORONER Lara from Dzitas discovered
the rcbeIs entrcnched and well pre-
phfed' but after sharp encounter
'ncS lied to a mountain The gov.
eminent force fcinted a retreat and
the indians returned To their trenches
They opened a fierce fire and the
troops were forced 10 seek n better po-
stion
After more shooting the insurgents
again Tetreated. leaving i'm the
trenches pools of blood but carrying
their wounded with them. They fled
In disorder toward Uayama and were
pursued BY the troops, who succeeded
In capturing some OF the wounded
Fcaring an ambuscade. the recon
noltering party returned 10 the main
body of troops between Dzitas and
Uayama
MEXICO CITY, June 9.-The sew.
enth battalion of infantry left here
today Tor Vera Cruz. en- route to the
scene OF hostilltles in Yucatan
J. L. WelehansHcatine-eroom HOTEL
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NOTICE..

Notice Is hereby given that. pun
suant to Sections 527. 52S, 529 and
s30. Compiled Laws OF Utah. 1907,
bids will be received at my office un-
I'll and Including June 30th, 1910. for
such books. blanks and stationery as
may be required by the County Off
GERS OF Weber County for the year be-
ginning July LIST. 1910. and ending
June 30tb, 1911. The quantity and
kind NAV be ascert1ined from the list
now on file in my office. and to which
reference is hereby made
All bids shall state separately the
price OF each item OF books, blanks
and stationery to be furnished. The
right is reserved on behalf of the
Board Of County Commissioners to re.
Ject any and all bids or TO accept
or reject a part Of any bid. Bids Will
also be received until June Goth, 1910.
for the publication of County reports.
notices and advertisements, during
the year beginning July LIST, 1910. ana
ending June Goth. 1911. the Board Of
County Commissioners reserying the
right TO reject any and all bids.
The parties whose bids are accept
tract and give sufficient bond for tho
faithful performance Of same.
BY order of the Board Of County
Commissioners
S G. DYE.
County Auditor.
Ogden, Utah, June 2nd, 1910.
First publication, juno 3rd
Last publication. June 10Th.
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AN EXPERIENCED GIRL for house
work. 1872 9th. 6-2Stt
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Alexander D. Ross. dc.
ceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers TO the undersigned admin.
istrator at the office OF Willis & De
vine. Attorneys for said estate. Rooms
30l-3o4 First National Bank building.
ogden, Utah, on or before August 30tn.
1910. GRANT SIPHERS,
Administrator.
WILLIS & DeVINE,
Attorneys for Administrator
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NOTICE..

Single Gold Standard Mining and
Milling Company. Location of prin-
cipal place of business. Ogden, Utah.
There are delinquent upon the FOL
lowing described stock. on account OF
assessment levied on the 18th day OF
March. 1910. known az Assessment
No ,. the several amounts set oppo-
site the names OF the respective hold
erS, as follows:
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LEGAL.
PROBATE 2 f9n
GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES.
Consult County CIork or the Re,peo
tive Slonero for Further
Information.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the District court of Weber
county. state OF Utah.
Estate Of Jacob Kertz. deceased
Creditors Will present claims with
vouchers TO the undersigned at the
law Office of Volney c. GuDncll, 2f1l
Washington avenue ton second noorD
in Ogden City. Utah. on or before the
goth day Of September. 1910
HUGO l. WHITE.
\ mmistrator.
First publication, May 20. 1910,
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LEGAL.
CONTINUED }

And In accordance with law and an
order Of the Board of Directors. made
on the 18th day Of June. 1910, 40
many shares OF each parcel OF such
stock as may be necessary will be
sold at the office OF tho Secretary OF
said company, Number i02. Eccles
Building. Ogden City. Utah. on the
lst day Of July. 1910. at the hour OF
4 o'clock p. M, to pay delinquent
assessments thereon. together with
the cost Of advertising and expense
of the sale.
GEORGE HALVERSON.
Secretary.
No. io2 Eccles Building, Ogden. Utah.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

The Ogden-Luoin Copper company.
location of principal place of busI.
ness. Ogden. Utah
There are delinquent upon the fol
lowing described stock on account OF
assessment levied on the Goth day of
March. 1910, the several amounts set
opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders as follows;
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And In accordance With law, so
many shores OF each parcel Of said
stock Us may be necessary Will be
sold at the office OF the secretary OF
said Ogden,Lucin Copper company. at
room All First National Bank build
ing. in the city of Ogden county OF
Weber and state OF Utah, on the 25th
day of June 1910. at the hour of 10
noon of said day, to pay delinquent
assessment thereon. together with the
cost OF advertising and the expense
OF sale,
E A. STRATFORD.
Secrctary-Treasurer
Room All First Natl Bank Bldg.
Ogden Utah.
(Date of publication. June S, 19l0D
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4 LARGE cool rooms. sewer conuec-
tions. toilet and electric lights 2743
Jcm ave. G-10-1wll
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s acres. 3 yeur-ole peach orchard
with full water right. near BAN
berger street car line. Terms
~ or 20 acres fruit land on OF
chard Heights. Terms
6.room modern frame house. barn. cell
lar. 66xl32. close In on oenen, zen a.
Dart time. s.,..-...s so,oVV'VV
broom frame house. corner lot.
on bench, snap. .-'''. SI'ioo'oo
KELLY G HERRICK. 5-7.tf
ONE EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, large
LOT barn. room for four horses' iols
OF hay, wagon. One block from pus'
ness ,cntcr. Apply T Nj. Ponison,
2iOs Washington
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FouR.RooM HOUSE Lot 75xle2.
l6 young fruit trees and bearing,
GOOD water right, fine lawn anil
sbado trees, chicken runs. drive
WAYS. New furniture can be had
with the place. a bargain for cash.
474 18th street. o-Z"lmo
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FOR RENT.
FURNISHED ROOMS.

ELEGANTLY furnished i-room apart
ment. strictly modern. no children
23Il Adams. 6.9-1wk
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NOTICE TO ElECTRICAl
WORKERS.

You are hereby notified by the Elec-
trical Department OF ogden City Cor
poration, tnat 1t will be necessary TO
obtain from this Department Il per
NIT to do electrical work within the
corporate limits of Ogden City. this
notice TO take effect on Issue.
w. l. RUSSELL. City Electrician
W. NJ BOSTAPH. City Engineer.
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REAL. ESTATE.
FOR REAL BARGAINS CONSULT THESE COLUMNS

EIGHTY-ACRE farm with good 7-room
brick house. miles out, with farm
ing utensils, COWS and horses, part in
crops will soil on terms or exchange
for city priperty. Bell phone S24-K.
Cd lwk
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4 N-Five.roomed. furnished
house. at 622 9th. Eng. 2656 Jeff.
6-S-lwk
FORTY,FOOT lot facing south on
25th street, with l6-foot alley In the
rear. Price 1850. Hunter & kennedy.
2iI First National. G-lo-ot
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A FOUR-ROOM brick house With
good large lot on 2lst street, near
Lincoln avenue. Rents for $40 per
month. Price s2.4Oo. Hunter & Ken
nedy. I'll First National Bell 10,
Ft G4-1wk
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BAMBERGER LINE.

Elegant new electric cars. Special
excursion rates Sundays aud holidays.
Ogden and Salt Lake, Round trip,
S1,00.
READ THE CLASSIFIED PAGE
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HELP WANTED.
FEMALE.

GIRL for general housowork Apply
54l 2Gth st G.9-1wl;
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oHAMBERMAID at Reed hotel. e-s.t

GOOD HoUSEKEEPER, no washing
or cooking. 2lS2 IL Wash. 6-S-3t
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-02-11
WILL ATTEMPT To PROVE
BROWN IS STILL LIVING

Bartlesyille, Okla. Feb. LIN out
lining their8ldefense last night the
attorneys for Mrs. Nettie Brown.
charged with murdsfing and burning
her husband. r. II. Brown, in the
Usage reservation, April 49, 1909, de-
clared that they would prove that the
testimony of Peter Brown the son who
has confessed to the actual murder.
was false in every particular
Peter Brown testified yesterday that
he had killed his father because his
step-mother urged him to and the at
torneys for Mrs, Brown say that they
will prove that none. of the events
that Peter has declared occurred on
the night of April 2S ever happened.
we will prove to the satisfaction
of the Jury" said Attorney Charlton
for the defense, 4that T. Fl. Brown
never was murdered that he is alive
today and that Mrs. Brown now be-
lieves herself to be the deserted wife
of Br. Brown
Concerning the deposit Of $2,5O0
made by Mrs, Brown in banks at
Shelbina, Mo-, shortly after the alIeg-
ed death Of T. H. Brown the attor-
neys for the defendant said they would
prove that the money was deposited on
the advice of attorneys and In ficti-
tious name because they believed
such course would be best Mrs.
Brown is expected to be on the wit
ness stand tomorrow morning.
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BENEDICT NAMED
IN HALE'S STEAD
Editor of Oklahoma city's Rabid Re-
publican Paper Given Job as
Dispenser of Funds.

Washington, ID. c., Feb. 11.-Acting
Secretary of the Treasury Norton has
recalled the appointment of John Hale
as disburser Of public funds in connec-
tion with the construction of the new
federal building at Oklahoma City
and Omer K. Benedict will succeed
to the vacancy.
The position pays one-third OF one
per cent of all money disbursed which
under the existing appropriation OF
$250,O00, will amount to about $3.50.
But as substantial increase to the
original appropriation is expected at
this session OF congress, it is not inn
|proble that Mr. Benedict's fees will
be considerably augmented.
Representative Morgan stated that
Mr.. Benedict was not an applicant for
the position
It developed that the appointment
of Hale, who is vice president of the
State National bank of Oklahoma City
was d mistake Hale was a Mcclure
appointee, whereas Morgan was real
ly entitled to the patronage. Acting
Secretary Norton of the treasury de-
partment in discussing the matter, ad-
mitted that Representative Mcclure
had been asked to make recommend
alton, and that Mr.. Hale was appointed
pursuant to the request
1T was all a mistake" said Secre-
tary Norton Mr.. HaIe's appointment
was recalled and Mr. Morgan was ask
ed to name his successor"
Uncle Dick" Morgan was fighting
mad when he first heard OF Hale's ap-
pointment. He had offered the place
to another man, and felt that the
treasury department and Mcclure
have compromised him with his con-
stituents. He still considers it strange
that Mcclure should attempt to con-
troll patronage In the Second congress
sicnal district.
In explaining his action Mcclure
said he considered the appointment
such trivial matter that 1t did not
once occur to him that Morgan would
care who was appointed He offered
to compromise and let Morgan con-
troll the appointment OF disburser of
public moneys at Enid but Morgan
would not consent to this.
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FIVE CANDIDATES FOR
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION

Guthrie, Okla, Feb. 11.-Both former
Governor Tom Ferguson of Watonga
and Gen. John Threadgill of Oklahoma
City have entered the race for the re-
publican nomination for governor,
making five announced candidates, in
cluding Ferguson, Threadgill, c. G.
Jones and John Fields of Oklahoma
City and Joseph w. McNeal of Guthrie
Threadgill was prominent during Ok
lahoma Territorial days, serving in
several legislatures, and in his plat
form will be resubmission of the pro-
hibition question, advocating local op-
tion and high license. Ferguson was
governor of Oklahoma four years I'M
der President Roosevelt.
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BOOMING GAYNOR
FOR PRESIDENT
New York Mayor Gets Presidential
Bee in Missouri jefferson
Day Invitation.

New York, Feb. 11.-Mayor GaynoI
is likely presidential timber in the
eyes of some Missouri democrats. He
has received letter, inviting him
to attend dinner in Springfield, Mo.
on April 16, the 167th anniversary OF
the birth of Thomas Jefferson and the
invitation intimates that he is looked
upon in Missouri as the national leader
of democracy for 1912
The mayor has not yet signified his
assent, but it is understood that ar
lrangements are under way to launch
his boom whether he attends or not
Those acquainted with the movement
here say that Colonel Henry Waiter.
son has been asked to propose the
Toast Has New York another Tilden?'
and that former Judge Augustus Van
Wyck has been asked to answer
Yes.
THE people of this section are much
interested in the splendid work you
are doing for the cause of good gov
ernment," the invitation reads. "and
we will be prepared to give you a cor
dial and enthusiastic welcome. Mis-.
souri, democrats are already anticipat-
ing victory in 1912, and many are
beginning to believe that New York
will furnish our national leader
H. H. Hughes is the leading spirit
behind the movement, and among
other signers of the letter are, Hal
IC. Young, Lee Savage, Walter B. Rob-
berson, Edward V. Williams, &. Y.
Mitchell, t. J. Delaney, Colonel L. H.
Murray and H. s. Jewell.
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Legal Battle in CiUiI Suit for Damages Resumed
Today--Paxton to be First Witness--Executor
Excused in Order to Appraise SwOpe
Estate--Dr. Hyde Seemingly Undisfurbed
BY EDents of Yestesday--Acts Solely
Upon AdOice of Attorneys.

By Associated Press.
Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. 11.-Follow
ing DR.. Hyde's arrest yesterday, and
subsequent to his release on bond, the
legal battle in the civil suit, brought
by DR.. Hyde against John G. Paxton,
was resumed today.
The taking of dispositions in Frank
P. Walsh's Office did not begin before
noon, as Mr. Paxton, who was to be
the first witness, requested that he
be excused to assist in appraising the
Swope estate so that the amount of
the inheritance tax, due the state,
which will be turned over to the state
university, could be determined. The
Swope executor was engaged this
work all morning.
DR.. Hyde, in cheerful mood and ap-
parently unperturbed by the events Of
yesterday, went from his home to
Walsh's Office today, to be present
during the taking of dispositions. The
physicians spent the forenoon in con-
sultation with his attorneys. Acting
upon the advice Of his attorneys he
refused absolutely to discuss the
Swope case.
Before DR.. Hyde's arrest yesterday,
he learned that warrant was being
sought. and. with his attorneys. went
to the prosecutors Office to await the
return of Mr.. Conkling He submitted
to arrest without demanding to hear
the warrant read. From here the
party went to Independence, Mo-,
where Or. Hyde was arraigned before
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|INCOME TAX AMENDMENT
SUBMITTED BY HASKELL

Guthrie. Okla, Feb. 11.-Governor
G. N. Haskell last night submitted to
the legislature, without recommends
tion for adoption or rejection. the pro-
posed income tax amendment to the
constitution of the United States.
In the message in which the amend
ment was submitted the governor says
that the states must pass upon the
amendment with their eyes open as it
confers additional power on congress
which may result in good or evil.
The fact that the governor did not
recommend the proposed amendment
came as a surprise to many who are
familiar with the fact that he had
previously advocated an amendment
to the constitution providing for an in
come tax.