The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-07

dollars to each county within the state
II the democrats succeed In passing
It intact over tie heads Of the re.
bablicans
No Mabel dear, Jim Harris Il not
the Speaker OF the House Of rep
reRentatives. he Is the big pooh-bah
Of the republicans aud the tool and
whip Of the unseen powers behind
the screen.
Who is McNeal? oh yes, he Is the
national bank king Of the republican
ring IN the county Of the Niger reD-
resentatiye, but The Niger ISM re-
anonslbio for that
Has McNiel the republican candl-
date for Governor got niger cam.
paign MANAGER
Sixteen railway officials, Including
several of tre most p'amncrf IN the
United States, are to bA served With
supnoenas seued by the Corporation
Commission. March JrA demanding
their presence In Guthrie March 15th,
as Witnesses n the .-eisht rate In
ycsjgatIoil cases.
The list includes: George J.. Gould.
President ST. Louis, Iron Mountain
and Southern railway New York: J.
A. A. Edson president Kansas City
Southern railway. Knnsas City; u.
P. Ripley. president Atcaison. Toreko
and Santa I'e railway. Chicago; d. L.
Winchell, president St Louis \ San
Francisco railway. st. Lonls II. ".
Nudge, president Rock fsilad l!nes.
Chicago: George H. Crosby. vice pres
Ident, secretary and treasurer Rock
lsland lines, Chicago. +, H. Hamilton.
secretary and treasurer St, Louis y
San Francisco railway, Chicago: G..
Y. Whitehead. secretary and treasur-
Ger, NJ. X. & r. railway. New YorF I;
y. l.. Copeland. secretary and treas
urer. Atchison. Topeka & Santa re.
Topeka, Kan; A. G. Tolbert. secre-
! tary and treasurer. Gulf, Colorado &
Santa Fe, Galveston. Tex, Frank Kell
: president Wichita Falls & Northwest
, ern railway, Wichita Falls, Tex; A
E II. Calef, secretary and treasurer. 81
Louis, Iron Mountain & southern. New
York; @. c. Hand, Secretary and
|. transfer agent, Kansas City Southern
q New York; A. A. Allen, president NJ
Q X. & T. railway. ST. Louis. +. @
!. petibone, Vice president and gener
n Al manager. Gulf. Colorado e. SAINTS
n Fo. Galveston. Tex; c. A. Morse
# former chief engineer Atchson. To
). peka G. Santa Fe railway Topeka
Il Kan.
d The rate department OF the Com
r mission has an abundance OF figure
\. taken direct from the tariffs issue
ID by the railroads themselves. shown
Ie that all over the country rates are Il
ie efetct to-day that are In fact lowe
a. than the rates prescribed by the Con
ID mission In Oklahoma and restralne
'e by Judge Hook. The effect OF tn
ln showing. II Il can be forced into th
n. record In 4 way that will compel tn
" itANHtlOH 1t tue ltueEI NOutls WI
he to prove that the objection OF tn
railroads to the rates In OklahoaI
e. necessarily lies against some otthe
We phase Of tto situation than that {
z. the amountt OF the rate.
st The commission also desires this II
nd formP,lon 70 form the basis for fin,
inss Of fact in eases appealed frot
the orders OF the commission to IN
n. Oklahoma supreme court
ot
n. The republicans openly state the
don't care for wasting time as III
democrats majority will have [
10. shoulder the blame. but the peopl
re. are not going to be fooled by any sue
nd tacflcg. The republicans had bette
IN look out or a democrat will be sittin
20 In their chair next January.
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