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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-18
Man Who Uncovered Sugar Frauds in New York, Gets
 Big Appropriation
IN SENATE AND HOUSE
Government Clerks to be Placed on Retired List at Salary of
 $50 a Month.
International News Special


 Washington, D. G., Dec. 17.-In the House today the Urgent Deficiency Bill was passed, carrying $995, ,677. Under this bill, $9O.OOO is allowed to the men who gave information that enabled the government to recover customs duty out of which it had been defrauded. Richard Parr, who uncovered the sugar frauds at New York, is to receive $5O,0OO of this amount.
 Representative Heflin, of Alabama, Introduced "a joint resolution authoriz- ing the Director of Census to publish additional cotton statistics
 The remainder of the days session was devoted to the consideration of the legislative, executive and judi cal appropriation bill.
 An adjournment was taken at 4:45 p. m. until noon Monday.
 In the Senate, Senator Dupont's & resolution. calling upon the commis sioners of the District of Columbia for their reasons in locating the criminal reformatory within three and a half miles of Mt Vernon, was adopted. Senator Curtis, of Kansas, introduced bill providing for the retirement of all government ele. ks more than 65 years of age at "a salary of $50 month.
 A debate on Senator Cummins' resolution. for charges in the rules and to facilitate schedule by sche- dule revision of the Tariff, was on today. Senator Lodge spoke in fayo" of a Tariff Commission and declared himself in favor of a schedule by schedule revision. He said the last revision had not been beneficial 70 business and had done harm to the party. He said be was not convinc- ed, however, that the rule changes proposed by MT. Cummins would be effective.
 Senator Hepburn spoke in opposi- ton to the proposed piece meal re- vision. He thought that it would be ruinous to protective policies. An ad- S journment was taken at 40S until noon Monday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-18
LAWT0N WILL
 SUCCEED HANSON Central of Georgia Vice. President Slated For
 Presidency.
A FINANCIER
J. T. Harahan is Attending Meeting in Savannah-TO Extend
 Winburn's Authority.
International News Special

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 17-All indica- tions points to the selection of Vice President A. R. Lawton of the Gen. tral of Georgia Railroad, as the successor of Major J. F. Hanson, the late president of that road. Pres:- dent J. T. Harahan, of the Illinois Central, who controls the Central of Georgia, is in Savannah, Ga, tonight conferring with the officials of the Central.
 It is believed that fnancier will be the selection of the committee as president and that Vice President Lawton will be the choice.
 It is understood that President Win burns authority will be extended and that he will bye placed in full control of the operating department.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-18
In Speech at Banquet Last Night He Reviewed the
 Defense Situation
RESULTS FROM CANAL
Admitted the Necessity for Preparing For War and Says FOr-
 tify Canal.

Washington, Dec, Dec. 17.-Presi- dent Taft tonight in an address at the banquet of the American Society for the Judicial Settlement of Inter- national Dispute, declared that the situation with regard u the National defcnses had been misunderstood and exaggerated
 At the same tinls he admitted ih: necessity flor preparation for wal and iE this connection he dwelQed upon the advantage that will secure from the opening of the Panama Canal. which he slackly declared must be fortified
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-18
A NEGRO KILLS
 WEALTHY MEN Beasley Brothers Both Dead After Dispute Over an
 Account.
ARE PROMINENT MEN
Tragedy Occurred Near CordeIe. Ga. Dead Men Recently Purchased
 Timber Tracts.
International News Special

Cordele, Ga. Dec. 17.-News has just reached here that the Beasley Brothers, cross tie men residing near Raines, Ga., about seven miles West of Cordele, were shot and kill ed by negro named Tom McCrary. today.
 The trouble arose over a settie- ment of an account between the Beasley Brothers and McCrary. The brothers bought large tracts of tim Der for the purpose of making cross ties and recently moved to tais county from Colquitt county And were prominent citizens.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-18

Robert Loving, S6n of Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Loving, returned yester- day morning from Fayetteville, where he has -been attending the University of Arkansas during the past term.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-18

Open a check account with us, and pay all your bills by check. Then you will known where every dollar goes and what for. This will avoid disputes, as tue cancelled check is receipt.-Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co. 12 IF Ct
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-18

WANTED-Farm loans on bottom plantation property Long time and liberal terms. Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co. 12 6 Al
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-18

A cottage on E. 2nc ave. fo, rent. Convenient to both towr and shops.-Co Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co. 12 IS fl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-18

"A small cottage close in for rent. Located on paved street. Within walking distance of business section.-Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co., 12 .13 At.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-18

Our rental list has been correct ed to the 18th. If you wish to rent a house, ask for one of these lists Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Go.
 12 IA At.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-18

A check account furnishes you with a ready means to transfer mon. ey to others in the safest way. Opeh an account with Us today ptton Belt Savings & Trust Go.
 12 10 6,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-18

A car of White Crest flour just received. Best Flour Made.n Mccain Gro. Co. 12 9 14t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-18
 NOTICE.

On account of Christmas and New Years falling on Sunday the Banks Members of the Pine Bluff Clearing House Assn will close Monday, De- cember 26th, 1910 and January End, 1911.
 Pine Bluff Cltaring House Assn.
 By M. B. Bloom, Manager 12 17 13t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-18

Farm loans wanted on bottom plantation property. Long time and liberal terms.-Cottohl Belt Savings & Trust Co. 12 16 At.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-18

. Tom Maddtpg lis expected home Wednesday fropl springhill. Tenn. where he has beep attending Braham and Hughes scboolA He will spend the holidays with hisN father, Captain G. [. Madding.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-18

FOR UMBRELLA fNMG.
 I. Glicksberg, the umbrella man. Second and Walnut. opposite teie- phone office. 39 In
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-18

"A cottage on Olive street for rent Convenient to public schools, modern s.-Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co., 12 IF At.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-18

z that only short time intewenes be- tween now and Christmas should im- pei you to come to us for your For eign and Domestic Money Orders to. day.
 The malls are heavy, there are many delays-so secure your MONEY ORDER at once and send 1t on the way with it's message of Chrfstmas Cheer!
 A Money Order is the inexpensive way of transferring money safely! M. & P. Bank
 Pine 91re Ark.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-14

Hant gid mg~s~s - tgid - -
pr cralg- fsr - mag geara .
smH azare - fae f.sas.oa crirkes
80 fassb sraaa3= - 80 aess-
~ 1ra3r ~ g 70 OFsL -fses-
s~afa. fss* j. Mv fmas sroFsnf.
xh- sr ass@ iosera~
SEQ sa8 taaf - LeFtas issf
ses-k
-Yes. .r. rssaraed ~ naatassses
asa szi W faBfrr-
Ysry nexf p-ex To grgaae -
shseh re neays@ case = ting pazyee
f..ss9-p az sse-fsaslJ u Intelligent and
- zs3sn~s purchasers II ~ ps~try
s. sl~#ys NJ fs*ortte groand Ter tie
flase being
Egf Craig knsz 49, % keep az ias-
fertlDsnt interrBgsr in bis place.
Dnee a sto1S- red faced man broke 10
"a are ~ b. x.~eebe< Efths ~Crzix
yos ~ making 8 i0s II no1ey out %
fossss weeD are you going 70 set uo
. af,05Z
Vixen ron eon.e sn1 I've n~rt eoor
70 n1e sir szs the snsver. and the
red faepa mar turned crimson
ADofher man 81 The Oval ores SAID
vow Craig. tel - bow much
yos'ye made sB' - Tad poetry
More. I venture 70 say. sir. than
yeasfe u1sss oui u bad 8annsrr~-
LoH8sa ssf41s
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-14
T. Nal Street Care.

Tt bEfHiHz guest on On Val street
10 aIya5s y be- Der siacks ~fii 20 VI Or
down II anH NAB EeYe abe n 40
xwer il corrs-fig be couid make hin.
self a millionaire IN dsy. but specu
Isfazsf5 : 6z-ifiIef = fortune telling nor 3
gambling r. RE. and The nan who be-
lives Otherwise f. hoHJHd - lose bis
money - 10 1olB ths ranks - the Dis
eonsolate. fiFzusfsd and depicted .ho
faake tie cutlery against tbs evils o
Val street says Leslie. " eekiy
The Wilmer in Wa street = gifted
with The same business eharactertstica
thar bring success IN ans llHe y enter
prise. lie arfIIzss them 70 boyfng ard
selling stocks Just - - would y BE-
were engaged II mef handling fie
knows for Instance. thai prosperous
conditions are reflected by what are
Gated fbe taak exchanges. b. raliNaf
earnings. The reeefa II failures The
condition d tte ron market ne bal
ans = trade sad especially tie ont
iook feE fHe crops
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-14

At8nt 8.It5 miles II new main rail-
way tracks ~efe gsiIt IN The Hited
states al yeaf--a.5a more tbaa TIE pre-.
slo1s vest
AaYor 6avB6f. n Ss~ York is gain.
Ing fe,sffed eou3aenee to bis god In
ientlons. and that he stopped % con
qasf. ns hsz put snly good men n
oHfee=m9st8y Democrats, VITO are al
opposed to fnmmanYl aud some he
pabliesnz 8li are approved ~ his
late opponents. AMI fef which he i
pFaisea ~ I'll good people Il Is b.
heed fhaf be staftsfi 70 sln high r.
pulstIsn. nnt - Mayer. then cover.
nor # Ne~ fofk then 10 tee9ms The
leader u fhe Democracy and 1915 he
IT. candidate sof President
Boston sIee5fd FHzxe5ala S Mayor
"a + li5s,ias @fHaeh 0fHe disgust 81 ali
g8sa people Fl fef8a HD6a,d lie
pfeseai Mayor. s blamed ct - aeieat
II -letfan IT, persisted ii running
aaetsndEnl t9asting 81 you'd beat
He Outlets aua vtn= Wien eifried ne
gal oEef S 80 votes. HsaunR tnkget.
Al tHls ame he - eHly I'm satez,
bea o4ef 80 soies lbaH msfe Ftlzgef
aid majority lie ends1 AIS political
career
tha1s sill characterize. NieamRnan
Affairs Aaafik. made President bs
Zelaya's direction, nov denouaces his
Did friend. accusing him Of having put
the two American officers - death lie
gaily as does cur government Estrada,
the revolutionary leader refuses 10 ne
know ledge his authority, aud battle
Il expected soon Ia take place, which
Will decide the eountryss destiny.
A gifi of 1000 japanese cherry trees,
from the city OF Tokyo TO Mrs Taft,
wefe received al W ashington last FIJI
day. They are 10 be sci out along the
DIVE In Potomac Park ~ soon As the
weather Is favorable.
j. Piermont Morgan, The multi-mil.
| lionaire banker Of New York, and the
Deuiehe Bank OF Berlin. are planning
a great trust In the nitrate industry
with a capital Of $40 ,no 90. The plan
Is Ia purchase sthe saltpctfe mines In
| Chile a. well rs the nitrate works In
| Norway. II will he worldwide be-
neiit, aud give work 10 thousands OF
| men la both hemisphefes.
Thirty i've years ago t. TO barrels OF
| cement were made Ia this country
Last year The output Nas 81 600 ss,=-
| showing the great strides OF The indus
Try aud increase nf The structures into
which The prod aci enters. W hen Ed.
son gets his discovery empleted Il
build ehoap soaefcte houses, The tie
mand tof eeaeul viii bv lirnitiess
| Lieutenant ~iE t.rnoSt Il shack l.
ton, who hast AeAl made remarkable
voyage IA ,tasea ST the South Pole. an
LOUNGES thai ae has Decided upon an
other antatae expedition lie weni
neafef The south Pole Than amy one.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-14

The governments eRplaNes list i
growing ~ LEAPS ana bonnds, says
Flank ltesligss Weekly The efaud 10.
taief al Federal eHfpieSes at pfesent
IT go, $50, a. against ~. III Ia tsslI-an
increase ia the TWO teats 81 atout a.,
tsn persons CT about - rvy cent.
There Wetv = 81 Persons IN the Fc-
,letal employ ia " ashiuglaa ga Juls /
last the annual payroll Tor them Is
sSi .sil ,.l,..,a--an average 81 nearly II itsl
eaeh. THIS total will he temporarily
swollen next year by the addition Of
about 100 persons 10 the clerical force
az the Census BUREAU, adding nearly
81 go I'm salaries during the year OF
more Of their employ ment,
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-14
Corn. o... and wh... .. as..d.. >

School children In the crowded part
Of New York do not speak OF corn and
oats aud wheat BY these names. but al
ways refer 10 them as seeds" The
other day tn one OF the big schools the
teacher was talking 10 Der pupils about
gardening She ended with a request
for each pupil TO bring = few seeds the
nett day To be planted In the window
boxes The following morning fbe chill
dren appeared mostly with either oats
wheat or corn. While putting few
grains OF each IN the earth the teac her
referred TO them by their familiar
names one Of III. girls In the class
took courage to set the teacher right
and said Some one must a told You
wrong. teacher That" pointing 20 The
wheat. It's bread seed an that yellow
stun aln't com. It's pigeon seed. We
always call them that in the bios k
where we live ~ New York sun
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-14

The psschaf Exkffemesf.

FORESTER PIrehogs ea-e : asaatfasf
sesae If e1ess esnsat He = kagzeseif ?
ff5ers. nzs xfo has proves himself
eassentgy a.efal IL bss affies. and BE-
eamse ~ isfea q stls reags. h.a@sase y
s.zsYse 4 tfzfeaees 1Eih secretary - sIs-
ger. Sta - perez. - ssslxst = dise'ssiit
ere sitter. ~ sseeeess8ssgT i3s EVIDENT
Is rot tb,ee q his sztsggsil sate.. f1FAs
nssns8 f5iasgs, 70 make ssfagas esasfses
agsfnss the SECRETARY. Ttae-e Sefe in
sestixated By the Attorney Cenefsi
xbo reported tBesa aEtsfsy ozse lezs
The President secspss6 bis report ard
ordered Glss8s ssl9 h8s 40 zf,sttsfs tiis-
fsasse. from TIE sfvAes. .Iszas - ~
zefed PInes5oA that tsis brad seemed
tgrneys. be aguGsc hls chiefs order and
wrote q iettef, shleh he 20 senator
Deliver 70 read ia the -enztss e0a-
eefnning President Tsft's decision In
TIE Claws ea-e. This y a. ~ darinziy
fragrant that IL caused sad4es fesal-
don a feeling sgsinsi PineAoss ard lis
act mas teen deg1ouneed ~ al people
throughout the country. a pint com
mites u Congress l. ~ nlske az hives
tszztloa a the ehafges made sssi8si
secretary Balllnasf ~ Claws and ss-
seemed b Ptncbo&. The eenci asion
ez8nDs - doaDtful.
The PfesI tent has appointed Henry
= Graves. Director u the fsls FOREST
-.se<sl. - Forester 10 s4eeeed Piaeiggi,
sr98 Agfast z. Potter. nov aeiang POT
esaef. 10 = associate Fofeslef-tOtia are
friends # PincfIDt.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-14

Returning home from Atlantic City.
trankford man drew a photograph
carefully from his pocket aud showed
Il to biz vile said he. There's a
mau who's 50 t,e with you
II WIS uoi a good picture. one OF
those ebsHp l'tugpong photographs
The husband had not been IA condi.
tion 10 be well lakea" and there sas
little likeness Ills wife looked al the
picture for several minutes eery much
puzzled Finally she spike NJ
vi Ia. It's Jim N herr. did veu see
h.m AID Where dld sou gel this
Aua what did be tel sous~ l.haa.l..l
i4u.A liises
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-14
THE NETWORK
TRIBUNE FARMER

Is practical npie-iate weekly. read
~ the successful farmer everywhere.
pr. e Il, ~mead. The best known
veterinarian n America, conducts a
department especially Tor subscribers.
lis articles al0ne are worth the price
III subscription. The eeRaAina elton
siesefiasa in gais circular csnnog Ue
ts.tlefeat. AaKaaiase 81 the oliar
stAoai3 1e taken ~ Vsaec. Address
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-14

Forward l-..leie.


A tree that eeases growing
Begins that day 10 die;
To God above we're owing
Progress eternslly,
The Law of growth lSryading
All things which arr alive,
sends 10 grave. degrading,
Those things which ocase 10 thrive
In character aud know ledge
Ne must ssplre To rise,
This life i one grand college
To train ~ sor the skies.
Fen God, Himself, Increasing
Ia hais at auH siuea.
PrelaiHs lh#N eHhat eeaslns,
Av, te0. Nssg eaNasa sfsea
- 81 e8ch Neat departing,
Eaa 81 sNi8 NFfhef A,
tuHi. fag hEesa aHaHe
Wshasss Is san esaen.
lsssgass. Jan. 4d. 1870
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-14

~se tenss ss8az introduce tase
hat tlla prisoners a
prove " bat vii ia,-i 4sllt=ae ,iizs
psiag
III a mau gets tae ehstFriaef,a e.
H1led te5r aa75isI5= s'euiistsI5tIy 'stf
make hin anelre lhi@.sleliAf
lnal.Nr
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-14

Ae1sfasag 70 Order 10 - q
tg.s Pa@t Ogflae Department sut~crl.
her cannes b3 tndeszted " = ~ Pa
r<Y mere than one year snd SILL fsf :
II. Fet~f sent 70 them a. the sse0Fsfs-
&C. ~ TIE order feads ~ foisoss.
a reasonable time w1Il u SLOWED
1utttszssrs " secars fensskts - SUD
scrfpsl9rss. bot unies@ ssb@cFi T'ttosas = ~
exx~sssfg res4eaed sfasf he term iof
vhleh shsy are paid ~lihin The follow
Tag p~f1os9s
bsllles, @iifin three n3onths,
Weekiies, within One fesr.
tlseg slalt ms IL counted ia the iesit.
usi< 1T - suEsscFsn~rss and eoT'ass
nasl.est on seeo8nt thefeof shsII Mt "
aeoe,,tszi foy naaagrsg a. tie setSs'a'
class E,ssiags rate ~ one eer1s pound
sgt fssas II azal - 81 tiis Transient -
end elsss fsssfsge rate - ] cent for each
foaf s,,5fsfs.z 81 ffacfi0n tfleref. prepaid
1y afsfarBw aFYz1 ed
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-14

"Arv seu satisfied With thu. insults %
the course which your daughter fel
lowed al college y
''rerfectis satisfied She Is going to
marry enc q the professors
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-14
A Matter 81 Hours.

Hangs Mint S the dihsrenae IL.
tween we0aus whist club and i
mans poker eiohs Nangs My "a.
ene soa gel heaas - dlneer and ia ia,
other to breakfast Newark Star
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-14
Paris Modes

Beautifully illustrated. Always has
a beautiful cover design and is filed
from cover 10 cover with the latest
styles Of American and European
fashions IL is review OF all fashions
in juvenile, ladies and misses dresses.
Trim mings and millinery, material
cutting, designing and fitting. Special
department Of China, oil and water
color painting. An information bureau
for ladies Good stories by celebrated
writer, and free pattern each year TO
every subscriber.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-14

Eseesse~ IN youth are drafts uron
old age payahle aheut thirty years
after dafr Chicago News
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-14

Deans Rheumatic Pills for Rheums
usm \ Neuralgia. Entirely vegetable
safe. lsyf
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-14
For Sale.

The estate Of the late Mrs. Emma Moriar.v
situated On Woodstock Avenue Putnam
Conn.,, one mile from postotice and railroad
station. The property consists OF two-storv
dwelling house sTx40 n. sith ell lex3- H. con-
tanning twenty rooms and arranged Tor two
iatnisles. city water IN the hease. and = never.
iAiisnS Wen Of exeeilent water At the door; .
barn 1iV s a., new six vesrs ag4 shop ba,li-
Tag laxSs r., 5 table Tor small store: about
t~enis seres Of land. very early and easily
worked; apple, pear and plum trees. eurisnt
bushes, aid an asparagus bed. containing one
Thousand elAass, which wvre sci out foar wears
ago there are alse gravel PHI, lot Of bald
inS s'one and some wood. Jast the place Tor a
nisrAe s4sfssT, a'aiaet ~i,hgH Eve minutes
drive. has q frontage OF 100 n. on Woeastoek
Avenue-
For farther particulars inquire Of the under.
signed on She premises.
A. / M0RIARTY. Aduar.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-14
The Housewife

Edited 10y Lillian pynevor Rice, for
merls Editor OF The Delineator, Is a
bright, entertaining monthly maya
zine, containing many good. whole
some sertal and short stories and help
ful ARTICLES Of unquestioned merit pre-
scented in an Interestingly Instructive
manner. IL Is the largest and be- :
magazine for women published Al a
popular price. and has eeen recognized
r. the foremost Wemen's Household
Magazine by hundreds OF thousands OF
reacesrs throughout the land for the
last twenty four years.
New Fs~hIan. e~ssns In eeonony
social Circle afserisi pufiook
CeektaE Cas-. >esdiswerk
household Hetrs NEITHER. Realm
Talks eaith
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-14
Paris Modes Patterns

1sse pattern fFee With eaeh ~usr.e7iaa-
tlen. As tN sslevseti ffepl al1y is>ste
81 aalta Naslss taafinS tas year.
Putnam patriot., 1910-01-14
FURNISHING GOOD J

-oo NegIigee Shirts. now 3oc
100 and 80 Fancy Bosom Shirts,
now 6oc
soc Fleeced Lined Underwear. now soc
5oc Ribbed Underwear. now soc
100 Natural Wool Underwear, no W 7qc
I.so White or Natural Wool Under
wear, now i29
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-22

Travelled on down TO Parachute, Colo.
Logan boarded the tender of the
engine at Parachute, and alone forced
the engineer and fireman to do his
bidding. He made the engineer pro-
coed up the track to point where a
camp fire was burning Here the
train was stopped and the engineer
forced to give the whistle for the cat
tie on the track
Longbaugh and Duncan Joined Lo-
gan at this point, and when in answer
to the whistle the train crew came
running up. they were met with a
fusillade of bullets. A brakeman
was wounded, and the others driven
off The safe was blown, but to this
day IL has never been announced just
what the loss was.
The bandits fled from the scene on
stolen horses, and were followed by
several posses. One posse got close
enough to exchange shots with the
robbers. and one OF the latter was so
badly wounded. that after calling a
farewell to his comrades he blew out
his brains. He was the man known
as Duncan. although the Pinkertons
made an attempt for a time to iden-
tify him as Harvey Logan.
This was the last criminal exploit
of the gang. Soon afterward they
got out of the country. Harry Long
baugh, under the name of Place, vis-
tied New York some months ago. and
went on a prolonged debauch, after
which he returned to the Argentine
Republic.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-22
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.

r. b. Cassells having withdrawn
from the firm of Cassells & Company,
the partnership heretofore existing
between r. B. Cassells and F. p.
Friedman is hereby dissolved.
The business in the future will be
conducted under the firm name of F.
p. Friedman. All bills are payable to
him and all bills due will be paid by
him. r. B. CASSELLS.
F. p. FRIEDMAN.
"old" Skinner. the Collbran busi-
ness man and banker. is down to the
city on business today.
j. r. Breen. of Dragon. Utah, is
transacting business in the city.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-07-19
CAN HELP MAKE ONLY
ONE TICKET AUGUST 2

Several gentlemen having disclosed
a generous desire to assist in the pri-
mary in the making of two tickets,
democratic county and republican
state. and vice versa, Chairman Bunch
Of the county election board, PROFOUND
ed the question to the secretary Of the
state election board, WIN Linn, with
the following result:
Dear Sir: Replying to yours of the
7th of July, beg to advise that an cleo
tor is only entitled to participate in
one political party's primary and can
mot vote the republican state ticket
land the democratic county ticket. He
is entitled to vote in both the state and
county primaries but must vote the
same political ticket"
The law says the voter must be Civ
en- the ticket he calls for, irrespective
of his previously known party affilia-
tion.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-07-19
REPUBLICANS PREPARE TO
FIGHT TO FINISH

Guthrie, Okla, July 19. = Oklahoma
republicans will make a fight to the
finish against the proposed grand.
father" clause which the democrats
are trying to place in the state consti.
tuition
The republican state committee, in
session here today. took strong
stand against it and has already be-
gun the work of raising funds to carry
on the fight, which will not end short
of the United States supreme court.
Al committee of five was named, one
from each Of the congressional dis
tricts, to raise finances and otherwise
carry on the fight against the amend;
ment. The committee consists Of
George G. Priestly of Bartlesville,
chairman; Charles Renfrow Of Guthrie,
j. w. Hooker of Purcell, Tom Ballew
of Geary and NJ S. Dollman of Ard.
more.
Chairman Priestly started the big
fund that is to be raised by making
the first contribution, putting himself
down for s1O0