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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02
BLOOD IS
SMEARED
IN ROOM
Man is Missing, Knife and
Woman's Hat Pin Found
and Police Have a Big
Mystery to Solve.

a suit Of clothes, shirt. col
lar and Undertaking soaked
with blood.
a big clasp knife, handle
bloody and hair on the blade.
a wash bowl fuii Of bloody
water.
Added 10 this, a bloody piI.
low. and last but not least,
woman's hat pin.
a man missing.
The discovery Of all these things
Ia room occupied by Rlnehold
Winkler IN the home Of Mr. aud
MrR Charles seigcl. Coz 23rd Ay.,
gave the police a mystery 10 solve
today.
Winkler ~ the missing man, and
every effort possible is being made
20 find bin IN the hopes Of securing
some explanation Of all the blood
smeared about on his clothing and
IN his room
WinkIer II butcher. lie has not
had regular employment recently,
had been drinking some and was IN
arrears with his rent
He Came In the Night.
Yesterday morning he was seen
leaving the house Since that time
none of those about the seigel resi-.
doncc have seen him. but during
last night the room. which Was
cleaned yesterday morning. was en-
tered evidently by Wlnkler.
Mrs selgel Went TO the Room.
This morning however, Mrs Sci
gel went 20 the room Finding IL
vacant, she entered and discovered
the blood smeared about The POI
lice we're notified. and officer Ia.
gen went 10 the residence ard
searched the place.
The suit % clothes Winkier was
wearing yesterday was found hung
neatly IN the closet II Was literally
soaked with blood In a corner
worc found a collar. shirt and under.
clothing. likewise blood soaked. The
blood was stili moist
Blood Everywhere.
A clasp knife. handle bloody and
with hairs sticking 10 the blade,
was picked up The washbowi was
full OF bloody water. indicating that
Winkler had washed the blood from
his hands in It.
Then a womans hat pin was dis
covered
u appeared that WinkleF had
thrown himself on the bed ar there
was a bloody imprint " his head
on the pillow He bad wiped his
bloody hands on an old shirt.
All these were found. but Wink.
Ter Was missing
An day the police have looked
for him without avail
The hlood-soaked clothing and the
clasp knife were taken 10 a chem
lsi 10 determine whether or not 10
was human blood. and II the hairs
on the knife were human hairs No
decision on these points had been
reached az a late hour this after
noon.
No cutting ARRAY or accident IN
which Winkler might have got hurt
has been reported 10 the police
The whole affair Is shrouded In
mystery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02

MANAEfi.I.EH Tho entire crre
~ che steamer Priian which icft
kainua fsahawrY FebFmnry e.
instituted la ni9urean hecanss thos
were Eitan nnthlns 60 rat haf hacsn
The shir NaF a. ftaaAsfla fnf uVe
Days The ausr arrived hers today
ard ihc cAptain reported The mufiny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02

CHICAGO. -- Commander Robert
r. poarN in Chicago today. declared
he Was positively through with polar
exploration Tor an time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02

kENONHA WIS., J Echoiny
mayor ~ tire city and candidate Tor
reelection. yesterday Distributed
600 bars - toilet sGau as earn
palkn souvenir On ons side ~ the
white bar. IN raised letters o.
Purity SOAP while on the reverse
b the mayors picture and Ire ia
scrlnfiun a clean administration
san FRANCISCO The FORMER
Oceanic liner Alameda now the
property ~ the Alaska Steamship
company. wiii ieave fpr Seattle to-
day under command - Captain
Ginger % begin service uu the
northern route
PORT SMITH Ark Scores were
injured none seriously. lu NHnir GO
fhr Grand theatre herr last night
@ix hundred men wumru ard cnil-
frcn rushed Or the doors when the
building 10 Swift a Company Hcrusa
the street. caught fire Swifts plant
wsa destroyed az iaFs ~ SEQ 300
EvEHBTT Everett iaundfymen
played al Npfii fool Joke on the city
by raising the cost ~ laundering
shirts from ~ o. is cents o. 10 70
20 cents bedsprrads rom 30 10
cents and sheets from 60 3 cents.
DAYTON Mra Harry RidErfY.
wife OF q well known grain buyer.
haf her husband Dayton would vote
wet ID didn't and now Mra
RidEely must rise and kindle the
fires while her husband alumbera
for 90 mornings
oxNARD. Cal Former United
States Senator Thomas n. hard usa
dangerously go az bic home IN thls
city Hc f. suffering from lnflam-
nation ~ the lungs
BUDAPEST The condition -
Count sersnyi minister Of hgricui-
tuFe who was struck BY a heavy
lnksiamd durlnR riot in the cham
Der ~ deputies. continues % BE- I'M
changed file condition BE- serious
and Il o. believed an operation VIII
be neceaaary az bic skull IT. frac-
tured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02

PORT TOWNSEND A mau
named Whifeside was taken from a
local Nutei today Aue Nra Bnfeink
wife ~ sell known Nouuiam tgsi-
ness man with her t-gear-oif
daughter. were turned over o. rHe
custody ~ She NnnAu'a brother. u
1aii here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02
CRIME RObb|NG
CRADLE, SAYS
RONALD
Mere Boys Are Coming Up
Every Day, Says Judge,
to Get Long Sentences
in Penitentiary.

"Crin1e Is rohbinp the cradle.
7 am sick az heart o. sitting on
this bsnch and sentencing young
men 20 penal institutions. In
four months a. criminal Judge
Z cannot reoolieot more than four
men over "a years Of age that
have come before me TO be
sentenced"
These Sycre the significant words
spoken by Judge J r Ronald this
morning a. be passed sentence on
Ray Raymond convicted ~ attempt
"a burglary by "a jury q few days
ago Raymond was penniless when
he attempted Go steal IN store In
San Francisco be had worked for
tho park board and bore "a good rep
utation
u gave you a long private inter-
View" continued the court "A am
coins ia do the best by YOU can
viii give you the least sentence
the law allows-not less than one
nor more than ~ years IN the re-
formst0ry at Monroe You do as
well by yourself az I am doing by
you. and you VIII be out In year
1 hope that you will make good
citizen yet ! believe that you win q"
Immediately after Raymond was
sentenced. r.. NJ Ward. n negro %
years old. pleaded guilty Co attempt
ga burglary Bad company and
whisky led 10 his violation of the
law one 60 nc years iu the peniten-
unry was the penalty melted out 20
him.
Harold Harmon "A years old was
the next defendant brought before
the court lie pleaded guilty 10 att
tempting O. burglary He was also
sent Co the rcformator, for from one
Go rs years
n. n Hardy only % years OLD
but with already one ponitentiary
sentence completed came next. lie
had been convicted Of "a daylight
robbery. in which he blinded the
eyes OF the woman hc robbed with
pepper before taking her valuahlos.
The lenioncy shown the other youth
ful indicators OF the law. the court
declared. was not his due From
five 10 90 years at hard labor was
the sentence given to Hardy
A woman will stand being cut
open for appendicitis when she
would never let surgeon touch her
face with the tiniest scratch
New York Press.
LONDON. Marie Corclli. the now
elist rallied slightly today. after
passing through the worst ulRht she
has experienced since first She was
stricken with pneumonia
a college education is a great
thing TO show what a boy might
have done without a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02

elist rallied slightly today. after
passing through the worst ulRht She
has experienced since first She was
stricken with pneumonia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02

a woman viii stand being cut
open for appendicitis when she
would never let surgeon touch her
face with the tiniest scratch
New York Press
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02

Yesterday morning he was seen
leaving the house Since that time
none Of those about the seigel resi-
doncc have seen him. but during
last night the room. which Was
cleaned yesterday morning. was an.
tered evidently by Wlnkler.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-23
ELUSIVE CONFINEMENT

In speaking oil the back 10 lic
soil sentiment, which il being al
vocalcd great deal at this time, ole
wIier SAYS that II is a mistake for
the average city man. with no placti-
cal knowledge Of farming, TO think
Of moving onto a farm. and by the
same token, Sc says ii is mistake
for The farmer to move TO the city to
live.
There is whole lot OF sound sense
IN that talk each man should try TO
do the thing fer which he is best
fitted, and he is best fitted for the
t0lng 10 which he has been trained.
a ms1 wiO has been following a pow
viii lind more or less trouble in fol
loving n long column OF figures and
tile city bo0kkeeper can post books
much better than he can book posts.
II seems 10 be a falling OF human
nanre-or OF most natures, to be
discontehted; ii Is always better fish
Ing en- the the other side Of the creek;
here isaa great desire to make a
change 10 try some thing else. The
big man in the small town imagines
that his opportunities in a small town
are too limited and he longs to move
% a big city where he can have more
room ami when he gets there he
makes the old, old discovery that he
has made a mistake ne was all right
in his little town-but he finds him
self sadly out Of place in a real city
p 3bably this disc0ntented feeling
comes on a bit stronger at Christmas
time than al any other time of the
year. thoughts OF Christmas natural
y biing thoughts of other Christmases
and enc is apt to Ions for taose nap
py days down on the farm and feel
an Intense desire to get back to the
old country home, where he can wash
his face at the bench out BY the well
Iun his fingers through his hair and
make a break for tie kitchen table.
II Is a ten to one shot that about one
week in the country would be all he
wou : want. ne would miss the mod
ern cOnyeniences to which he has
bcsn accustomed, the noise OF the
street ears. the yell OF the newsboys,
the thousand and one familiar fea-
tures of city life and he would take
a sEeak back to town at the first
opportunity It would be the same
with the farmer moving to town. Az
ter the novelty OF the "theayier" aud
similar things wore Off he would be-
gin 10 fret for the farm. he would
miss the pigs and the cows. the chick
ems a1d the horses anu he would
chaio under the conventlonality bt
which he found simself bound
Better try TO be cOntentU5 where
you arc. The fishing nearly always
is as good on this side of the creek.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-23
stnn aEWARn. 500.

The readers Of this paper viii be
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded dise;se that science has
been able to cure IN all its stages,
ana that is Catarrah. Halls Catarrh
cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity. ca
larrah being a constitutional disease
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarfh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
thereby destroying the foundation Of
the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the consti-
tuition and assisting nature IN DONG
its work. The .roprictors have SO
much faith in its curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that il fails to cure
Send for liet OF testimonials.
Address +. J.. Cheney & Coz TO
ledo. Ohio
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-23
q CONVICTION FOR
FOOD ADULTERATlON


New York has succeeded III convict.
ing dealer in bakers supplies OF
Violations of the pure food law, aud
a Judge has given him the limit OF
the law IN the matter Of a fine. Good
enough The only trouble is that the
fine is nowhere In proportion to tlc
ofiense. Two hundred dollars ism
much TO impose for an offense as con
temDilhle as the adultefalion of food
stufls, D the fact that a conviction
has been obtained is something.
Let The good work 90 on Other
cities besides New York would dohvell
10 make a crusade with the intention
OF furnishing offenders who haudie
aduterated or impure food and those
who stooD TO the subterluge OF shol
Weights TIE sealer OF Weights and
measures for This city found il nee
essaly recently 10 warn huekstefs
against short weight BASKETS in meas
uring vegetables and fruits. and IL
might be that a close investigation
would reveal that others besides
hucksters are using short weights aud
measures. Generally speaking. Hart
ford is presumed to be free IRON
such practices.-Ilartlord (Conl Spc.
riut
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-23
HOW WILL THEY CONTEMPLATE
The PICTURE

news Item saws tnat a large paint.
ing Of The signing Of the Declaration
Of independence" has been taken out
OF the old supreme con-. room at
the Capitol and hung in the senate
chamber in the position formerly oc-
cupied by the portrait of George
Washington
Wonder how many Of the members
Of the august body will remember
during the coming session. when they
are tempted to vote aud apt against
measures intended for the peoples
good. just what the picture is intend
ed to convey to the beholder viii
they look upon the picture and re-
member that every man in it, the
instant he touched pen 10 the paper
Of the declaration to sign his
name. put his head IN moose that
liberty might be tie portion of all
me peopie anu tiel tyranny migat De
ki~ed
VIII they remember that tho pic
iure represents the fundamental
ligh,s ol the. people who sent them
70 the state house 70 Transact shcif
public bnslness. and vii fheg be as
patriotic as The men in the picture,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-23
O osoooo oooo 100000 100000
o PRESS OlO BACHELOR .
% COMMENT OO WISDOM o
o o 90 o 20 o 0 o OlO o 20 1000 0 o

4 The first tlbN a&Wan,WnTea Dal
The deyil .,,,. ,g,,r.isaII:gt, qegy ,Bbps's'
Most men are willing to remain az
the foot Of the ladder-when II ls
turned upside down.
----- 3N
A girl who will wear big, fat rub
befs. however bad the weather, does
not want TO get married,
1t may be a good pau % nay notn'
irg and saw wood, but very few Of us
care for saving wood,
Toll a girl she is perfect pecan
and she will hardly be ayerse TO
YOU
It's worth thinking about how mad
man can be at first with a girl for
refusing to marry him and how CRATE
ful 10 her afterwards.-New YORK
Press.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-23

tpauls Valley Enterprise.
Oklahoma is doing more this year
in the way Of improving the grade OF
gotten raised in the state than at any
other time. The agricultural agents
are busy importing fine seed for each
c8uuty Where the business men and
banheIs can be induced to loan the
sum needed for the purchased of cars
'Cf s Cd and the seed will be sold to
farmers in small quantities at car
ltal lot prices
in addition to the movement by
the agricultural agents the Cotton
Seed Crushers association Of the state
has undertaken the same work The
oil mills over the state will buy fine
.ctt9n seed and sell them to the
Farmers at low price.
Cotton Is thearimN money crop Of
this state Il Isl especially adapted to
Southern Oklahoma and any man can
make money raising cotton in this
section Of the state. Many farmers
are trying to get away from cotton
MANY Qualities afe urgirg their farm
sas to plant less cotton, but at the
same tine the state that are expert
meEing with bottom are advertising
60 the World that they want cotton
.gEowers
: IN addition to the money offered on
eorl this year lfhene win be some To-
cal ccntefns tlift Will offer prize mon
ey On cotton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-23

'Attahf Il IS also said that presents IN
,nIe form OF luxuries are fewer than
ever before, such articles as autonio-
bles, expensive iewelry and high
priced decorations having given away
to those OF more general use In q
word Santa Claus is a little more con
siderate lof the proprieties and Of the
actual spirit 81 Christmas. The old
fellow has been going Al q pretty rap.
id gait ana Ne found II decidedly
wise To call a halt
So II is quite possible that even
though Christmas viii cost ten bill
lions this year IT viii be IN most re-
spocts useful Christmas Il is not
best TO make u too useful. Father
should have a little something be
sides couple Of collars and a pain
OF socks, and mothers gifts ssould
not be 'c0nfined to ruchings and fell
l-slirIrrs These are all right in then
way. but occasionally some foolish lit
tie gift which is OF no actual use ic
either Is appreciated Loosen mp Just
trifle, but be careful that You don
loosen too much. That's where th'
danger lies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-23
A West Side Opinion.
lEnid agle.l


If the city of Guthrie will now turn
its attention 70 getting factories and
other real elements in city building
and forget alodt the capital it will
be lots better off than to keep on
fighting a hopeless fight fer the seat
OF government. This is IT, advice
The Eagle gave Guthrie tse next day
after the capital election Had that
course been taken then the people OF
the former capital would have been
muca better off today. Every effort
they now make against the removal Of
the seat OF government is wasted
energy and expense. ONLY an insat-
liable desire for revenge could account
for a continuation OF the bitter strug.
gle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-23

This gross receipts OF the Passion
Playthis ycD al pberammergau were
$426, l50 and the net receipts 1924 100.
OF tiis 1abtef amohRi, si0S,750 IS
kept by the village treasury FOR com
nierciai -pui sqses, .inostly along inn
proveiheit fines. Tie poor viii re-
ceive SECS and the players get the
balance among themselves.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-23

A ST. Louis boy captured q burglar
the other night or rather, he shut the
daor on the marander and kept him q
prisoner until the arrival Of the po-
lice The St Louis police are Wiling
10 arrest burglars any old time II
some person viii just hold the burg
iar until The police can be found.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-23

J tPeter +. Dunae (Mr. DOoley) Is
the proud father Of twins That will
probably mean that he will be too
;bnsy to hold any conversations with
,his friend. Hinnessy' for the next
two or three weeks at least
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-23

News dispatches say Dustin OF the
Fort Smith e Western road is angry
at Guthrie, because his bonus notes
were rot paid He threatens to take
his Terminals" and go to Oklahoma
City. Mr.. Dustin Will experience no
difficulty time in moving One box
car would accommodate the ter
minals lit companions for the Falls
stub train
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-23
10000 90 600 0.
o OVER THE STATE O
o 0 600 o O 90 o o

Mrs Anna b. Jackson Is writing
hist ry 81 Norman.
Tee Margum Star tells Of Georgia
woman With. a nephew In Mangum,
who sends a,list to her family as
follows. Two sets OF twins, one set
OF triplcts and twelve other children.
no race suicide there comments
the star
The senate refused n concur in the
hou resolution t oappropriate $4,000
far lie inaugural festivities OF Lee
Cuce. ard Oklahoma City viii bear
the expenses
Ie I'D is on the gambling industry
a' Sapulna, all the joints having been
cl1g d by order OF the chief OF police.
a mcoted question has been settled
and much mystery dlspelled The
democratic members of the legisla-
mre have issued card assuring the
pub e That W. ]. Bryan's picture was
INST tuned 90 the wall The putting
OF il under map was AN oversight.
At Ardmore n bootleegel mistook
Rev II. C Connolly for an all-rouud
sport and tried To sell sim bottle OF
whiskey The bl is In jail
TIE champion unique Christmas pre-
sen. hos been sent by the federal
igiltr ut Muskogee 70 his only daugh-
Ter 81 cilsisis gf a Winchester rifle
a'd 800 romls OF annmnltlon. in-
tendcl for wolves.
TbauHs Chambers. one Of the vet
eran atterneys OF Oklahoma City, ap.
po0'ed iee other day 20 the Judge Of
me superior court for relief against
telre called bpther-by an oppe iiiis
Wi0tney The Judge expressed sur
pria that one Oklahoma City attor.
0ey should address, another IN no
stronger lagguage than brother.
s,-nstor Redwine Of McAlesier is
called Tie Beveridge Of the senate,
and Representative Cofley OF Was4si
"a county. the Beyerdge Of the souse.
Neither cne has serious objections
TO The appelati0n.
,t
When Judge Thomas II Owen Was
a member OF the court of criminal
appeals ns decided thRt person who
acts as an agent for the has slen OF
dqlor drcm the cellar to the buyer
was not guilty OF violating tse law IL
be received no profit from the sale CT
she &c 1ntrayaud goods The other
day he was reminded OF this decision.
by the following letter
Carter County Jail, Mr. Judge Ow1
ings MT.lawyer~red the reader case
42gt9Isrrt rtTPIpssfsfgdio doaIgq ggr nss nsssso4 INyS
and jatld Tor s5,ltag whjskey as.
age t. You are a Aar Yours respect
full tSignedl $50 and 50 days.
Evidently the Ardmore court re-
fused 20 be guiied by Judge Ovens
Interpretation OF sse anti.booze law.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-23

All good people OF Guthrie inter
ested in iae advancement OF the city,
are in favor OF good roads leading TO
this city and also IN favor OF pub
lie rest room for visitors from the
country. Sentiment is shown TO
strongly favor the latter move, and
All that is required to make il sue
cess. IS for some progressive indiy-
iduals Of organization TO make the
initial move
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-23

Colonel lkoseYelg seems 10 ap-
prove .of pa Eing ihe hca ship OF the
supreme court TO son OF the south.
Nhs dldne hc de some thing Of The
same kind Is ii not true tnat We
now fsld il necessary 10 make sssur-
ance that h@ caiHpaign against state
fighsf hasl ialleds and 20 assurance
can ht $50 .enphatic as placing the
responsibility q defending the prin-
elpie on 4 Southern Democrat l9e
pfoppsed % aognlRaif Root-ihe nom
ination Of White IS the eounterstroke
as the Cow Casoiit said to the High.
lander. + taught sou the stroke but
moi the parrg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-23

/. Aya Baldwin can resist the tempta
ttion 10 open them before Christmas.
Frank Sarber SAYS 80 could you If
you get the kind AlyQ gets
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-23
lF YOU KNEW

the merits Of Halls Texas Wonder
sou would never suffer from Kidney
Bladder or Rheumatic trouble. sl.0o
bottle Is 60 days treatment. seldom
ono bottle fails to cure Send for les.
timcnials d. + ~. Hall. . Il
Olive street. 81. Louis. Mo. Sold by
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-23

sThe new chief Justice Of the United
sSatcs, is said to be. a mast modest
'trd retiring man, but the probabilities
';Nc he will be abe t. cut grow il.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-23

The Welsh are Dut 4 remnant among
the peJplessff the earth. but every
kinshia4 o. 81 dDlood should walk
a little pioGJer over the late demon
strated that Lloyd George Is more
than Priuee ,ei Wales A Scottish
king SAT OH The throne oi Great Bril-
tain, Welsn statesman hold. the
balance u ONsr in taa British cam
plTe and wc MAY hope that Ireland 5
day will .lei Be long delayed Yet ~
should not be Forgotten that the Scot
and the MelsinIYau edaip TO power be-
cause they were more r. glsh ,han
tile Engllshmdu 9f their iime
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-23

James Eads How. tue so-called
"millionaire tramp will lead an army
of hoboes from ST. Louis TO Milwau-
kee, TO attend meeting OF the Ma
tiolal Brotherhood Welfare associa-
tion. TRe trip viii be made on foot,
and the Apboes w!ll depend upon the
customary handouts on the way. This
movement norihward al this time oil
the year. viii he a new stunt for the
Wearlc Wiliies, who generally try TO
keep south Of the frost line.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-23

Is Senator Gore in wrong2 IS there
any truth in the dispatches coming
ont Of Washington? We trust to see
spe,ay denial from the senator