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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-16

Basket BAH win be a popular game
this season. Strong teams are organ
lied at III Reno. Oklahoma City and
many points near chickasha- This
city should get in lire. There is no
lack Of good material. A FIRST class IN
ssrnclor. one who has drilled winning
teams. will donate his services. Lct
every young man who wishes to play
come 70 the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms Monday
night at o'clock and team will be
organized and work commenced a.
once.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-16
POSSES SEEK
ASSAILANT
OF GIRL
Special BY United Press.

Special by United Press.
Newkirk, Okla, Sept. 16.-severai
posses Of citizens OF this city are to-
day securing the country In search of
the man who assaulted Alice Shepherd,
aged 10 daughter Of Taylor Shepherd,
al an early hour today
Shepherd and his brother were at
tackled and knocked insensible before
the assault on the giri.
The girl is IN a precarious condition.
The feeling IS intense and II IS be-
lleved that should the assailant be cap
iured he will be lynched.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-16
PRATT is
ACQUITTED

Special by United Press.
Muskogee. Okla, Sept. l6.-c. l..
Pratt, cashier OF the Bank Of Caney,
kan, Who killed Dick Perry, former
deputy United States marshal at Table
qauh, al the big Cherokee indian pay
ment, was acquitted today BIZ the jury.
He started overland to Muskogee,
fearing a mob.
Witnesses 7wore that Perry was
armed and that Pratt shot in self de-
Tense.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-16

Special by United Press
New York, Sept 1G.-Col Theodore
Roosevelt came to New York today to
resume his duties as editor Of the Out
look. He refused to discuss the story
from Beverly that Taft would not ops
pose him for the 1912 nomination If he
desired it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-16
UTAH DEMOCRATS FOR
STATEWIDE PROHIBITION.

Povo. Utah. Sept. ia four-hour
fight in the democratic state conven-
ton, which convened here, ended in
the adoption Of statewide prohibit
tion plank in the platform A resoIu-
tiun faunrlna the submission Of a prO-
h1itory amendment TO the constitution
was first voted down.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-16
Tulsa Judge Holds
Divorce Session
Special BY United Press.

Special BY United Press
Tulsa, OKLA, Sept. l6.-A divorce
session OF the district court. a new fea-
ure in court procedure in Tulsa coun-
". is being held today BY Judge L. NJ.
Poe.
The court has twenty-five petitions
for today. In the past year the petit
tions for divorce We're one.third the
number Of marriage licenses issued in
this county
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-16
YOUNG VIoLINlsr
pLEAsEs AUDEMC

#Arta Goff, one Of Chickasha's popu-
lar and talented young musicians gave
violin social to a large audience at
the Christian church last night. Mr.
Con possesses ability Of high order and
every one OF his selections made q hit
A double quartet also gave q pleasing
selection.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-16
Taft Weary
OfHis Job

lately. These statements have been re-.
psated often among intimate associates
Of Taft and are common property.
Another positive statement to the
same effect was current in Beverly to-
day
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-16
VOTE TO
FRAME A CHARTER
Strong Board Of FreehoIders Elected
Vote is Light-Official Results
Given Out by Election
Board

nee for county treasurer and a man Of
wide business experience; w =. Al.
kinson is a blacksmith and is a man
Of high standing. especially among tho
laboring men VINO espoused his can,
dldaey. All Of the freehoIders except
Dugan are democrats.
Following are the official returns
given out By the election board
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-16


Out Of S29 votes cast in the special
election yesterday, sos were in favor
OF continuing proceedings toward ad-
opting new city charter and 324 were
opposed to the same, the majority in
favor Of the charter being lSl. Two
precincts gave a majority against the
charter.
The board Of freeholders who were
elected are authorized to organize at
once and proceed to frame charter
which viii be submitted at another
election. The freeholders are allowed
ninety days III which to complete their
work,
Of the freeholders chosen, r. D. Wei
borne and Reford Bond are attorneys,
both standing high in their profession;
E. E. Dugan and George Calvert are
successful merchants; Ed F. Johns is
a banker and business man of recog.
nized ability: Clark Rutherford is a
real estate and insurance man, also an
active and capable member Of the
school board: w. T. Cloud is nomi-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-16
MEN WHO WILL WRITE THE :
CHARTER.

: First ward--W D. Welborne, =
= Clark Rutherford. +
= Second ward Reford Bond, W. =
+ Il. Atkinson. =
+ Third ward-W. T. Cloud, =
+ George Calvert. =
= Fourth ward-E. f Dugan, Ed =
= r. Johns +
4 y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
NATIONAL CONSERVATION
ASSOCIATION GETS BUSY
By Leased Wire TO rho Tribune.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l2-Thc first
state organization in tho back from
Elba' movement. which Is fathcred by
the National Conservation association,
has been formed in Wisconsin, with
William NJ. Bray, Il wealthy lumberman
OF Oshkosh. as chairman ard L. b Barr.
also OF Oshkosh. ms secretary Mr Barr
was in Washington today IN conference
with President Pinchot and Secretary
Shipp of the national organization Like
the leaders of the national organization.
he disclaimed all knowledge OF the back
from Elha" movement. and na!vcly SuS-
gestcd that there were Democrats, as
well as Republicans. identified with the
Wisconsin branch.
4 conservation conference will be held
In St Paul i'm March. with 200o delegates
I'm attendance. and Clifford Pnchot as
the star attraction.
Early In April a similar gathering will
be held at Fort Worth, TEX, and by the
time Col. Roosevelt lands In New York,
in June. the national association Will
have been transformed from a paper
organization into Il militant body. with
working committees in practically every
state of the great west
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
POLITICAL STRAIN
IN ENGLAND TENSE
Situation One That Is Emblem
attic of a Boiler Factory for
Noise Made.
LIBERALS AND IRISH in
THICK OF THE BATTLE
Premier Asquith Certainly Has
Stormy Future TO Face in
Parliament.
BY Leased Wire 10 The Tribune.


LONDON, Feb. 2.-Parliamantary
and ministerial quarters are q political
boiler works The air throbS with threats
and counter.threats. the Liberals are
telling the Irish they intend to do SO
and so, and the Irish resorting: "lf
you do we will chuck you out. y
"Chuck us out. - reply the Liberals,
"aDd the Irish party viii go back to
another generation of impotence,
Today the following letter was re-
ceived from prominent Nationalist
'dished. The Irish will support Pre-
mier GsQuith only if before roaming
office he gets guarantees that he will
have the power to deal with the lords
veto ut this session. / do not say that
we will deal with tho lords seriously
later IL the session, unless it is known
beforehand that the dealing will be CT
fective. | consider 1T unlikely that Mr..
AsQuith has these guarantees from the
king. If he wishes TO keep office with
the intention of asking for them when
the time comes he will not keep his Al.
bert hall pledge, which must be carried
out literally
$50 far as ] can see at present his
only way to do this is to resign at
once on the kings refusal II he does
not do this he cannot count on Irish
eupDpIL Ioi one udS~ IL Scene aS IL nc
would have to carry his budget through
the forebearance of the Tories
Undoubtedly the Irish are bent on
preventing tho Liberals from lodging
tho lords problem and thereby indefi
nitely sidetrack home rule. There is
no evidence, however, that the govern
ment has any disposition to dodge the
lords problem On the contrary, the
cabinet is solid for dealing roundly with
the lords and ONLY wishes this issOo de.
ferred until the budget Is passed. money
for carrying on the kings government
being absolutely necessary, If the AS
quith government cannot obtain tho
money ii must give place quickly to one
that can,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
MANY EDITORS START TO
INSPECT PANAMA CANAL
, Lensed Wire TO The Tribune

BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l2,-One hun:
dred and forty members OF the National
Editorial association left for Panama
today 10 INSPECT thc canal Before
leaving the convention elected the fol
lowing officers:
7. II. Baumgartner, editor OF tho Pas
adena, Calf. Daily Star, president, k.
Il. Dowell, owner Of Advocate, Artcsian,
s. D.. first vicc-president; William +,
Prescott, reelected corresponding sec
rotary, and B. b. Herbert, "poet-laure'
ate. -
a protest against the government let
ting exclusive contracts, for printing OF
stamped envelopes and return post
cards TO single firm was made by the
resolution committee. II was stated in
this resolution that this ''spcclcs OF
paternalismn robs the regular uewspa-
per publishers aud printers Of much OF
their legitimate business.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
WRECK ON RIO GRANDE
NEAR VOODSIDE, UTAH
Sleeping Gar "lvanhOe" Thrown
Down Embankment; Seven
Passengers Injured.

Train No. .. which left Salt Lake on
the Rio GIandc railway AZ j:O5 Saturday
afternoon. was deralled at Woodsldc, a
station tweuty-six miles this side OF
Green River. Mt 1890 Saturday night,
the Pullman car "Tvanhoc" rolling down
the embankment into the Price river
and the dining car was also deraicd.
Seven passengers in the sleeper were
moro or less injured. They are:
Injured.
Mrs Frances w. Cooper. Pueblo. Colo.
side. spine and back slightly Injured
Lillian p, Sinclair Boston. stomach
slightly injured. and slightly hurt inter-
naliy.
J. H. Shepherd, Denver, cmt on chin
and chest, slightly injured otherwise,
II. r, Gayhart. brakeman, Grand juno
ton, right hand cut and bruised In palm
and right knee cut and bruised
Herbert p Russell Worcester Mass,
risbt knee bruised by FILLING.
], n. Fisher. Donver. shoulder and
krecs spraincd and bruised.
c. T. Peona, Modona, Utah. inhaled
gas,
DR.. +. kelna of Worcester Mass, who
was passenger on the train. rendered
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
ALL SWOPE FAMILY
WERE GIVEN POISON
Strychnine Found in Contents
of Stomach of Miss Mar
garet SwOpe.
THIRD MEMBER ILL-FATED
FAMILY WHO SUFFERED
Executor of Estate Compelled to
Make This Statement in
a Deposition.
By Leased Wire to The Tribune.

BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.
. KANSAS CITY, Feb. 2.-Strychniue
has been found in the conteuts Of tbs
stomach of Miss Margaret Swope, taken
by physicians during illness which de-
veloped shortly after she had swallowed
a dose of medicine This makes the
third member of the Inflated family
who suffered from poisoning during
what was supposed to have been ty-
phoid fever epidemic, according to Drs.
Hehtoen and Haines. expert chemists.
Threat Brought Statement.
That this discovery had been made
was announced this afternoon BIZ All
torney John 6. Paxton, executor Of the
estate, in a deposition. The statement
was drawn from him only after George
H. Kelly, notary, after taking the dep
osltlon threatened to commit him If
be failed to answer pointed question
by DR.. Frank z. Walsh. attorney for
DR.. B. c. Hyde.
Lawyer Paxton protested vigorously
against the ruling. He declared DR.,
Hyde's libel suits had not been brought
IN good faith, and that they were in.
tended to give the accused mans attor-
neys advance information OF the evi-
dence to be used against him when be
IS tried for the murder OF Colonel
Thomas Il. Swope. The protest was
without avail when forced 10 speak.
he said Dr. Hektoen had notified him
by telephone that strychuine had been
found
What Nurse Said
Scarcely less startling was another
statement made by Paxton He declared
nurse 1loulahan told him that lust be-
fore Chrismon Swope died DIR. HYDE
gave the Young man 4 capsule, and that
he went into couvulsiors shortly after
Paxton testified that he had first
suspected nr. Hyde December IS. after
the four nurses had told Mrs. Swope
they would not stay in the house if d..
Hyde were retained as family physi-
cIan. His own physician, Dr. Twiman,
told him of Il number Of suspicious cir
cGmstauces, he said. He said repeatedly
that he had meant Or. HYDE in the let
ter written TO Stewart Fleming npon
which the present suit is based
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
Salt Lakers in New York.

by Leased Wire TO The Tribune
NEW YORK. Feb. I2.-NisItors 10 New
York at the principal hotels tho past
week were; salt Lake CitZ.. Utah-W $.
eorian; $. NJ. Rcis. ST Denis; Mrs, a.
I. smith. Cumberland; Mrs. y. stephen
son Collngwood. Mrs. l. \. S5timis, VIC
toria: r. w, Salisbury. Mrs. H. w.
Salisbury. Plaza.
The following merchants and buyers
arc visitors here on important buslnesa
connected with their firms: MRS. N VI.
Hamilton womcnS garments. Scyl!!c;
Keith O Bri"n Co, Miss il. nj Cox.
clonI<s 81 Union Square, Hoffman; Zion
Comparative Mercantile Institution. dry
goods. j. W. Savillc, house furnishing
goods rs Leonard. 81. Denis; Hlons Co
Operative Mercantile mstitution Dry
goods. a II. Woodruff. domostics' 40
Leonard, Herald Square,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
MORGAN TO BUILD HOME
FOR INDECENT ARTISTS
BY Leased Wire 10 The Tribune.

NEW YORK, Feb. 12.--J. ?. Morgan.
the patron saint of American artists
and ono ot the kecnest students Of the
old masters, will build a home for aged
and INDECENT painters where their de.
chning years may be spent in COM
fort. if the Fine Arts federation. which
has had Nv. Morgan S offer under ad-
rlscment, report In favor of IL at
meeting on Monday night,
The home viii be constructed on tho
Palisades overlooking the Hudson, and
VIII contain studios i'll which the aged
members of the craft may end their
days in the pursuit OF their beloved
art
The Morgan art collection is the
finest in the world and The fnaucier
continually shows his sympathy for
painters both in this country and
abroad
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
FIFTH AVENUE IS
STIRRED TO ACTION
Stylish Women Hold Ups
Have Aroused Ire of Rich
New Workers..
MAN WITH MONEY is
THE VICTIM DESIRED
Leaders Of Society and Captains
of Industry Are in League
Against "Brigands."
By Leased Wire to The Tribune.

By Leased Wire to The Tribune.
NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-Fifth avenue
has organized practically a vigilance
committee to deal with a brand new
form of brigandage that gangs of styl-
ishly dressed 'holdup" and strong
arm women are maintaining on that
aristocratic thoroughfare. II is 10 be
known as the "Fifth Avenue Associa-
tion, - and among its members are Will
liam *. Vanderbilt, b. 7. Yoalum, Ja-
cob Schiff, ex-senator William A. Clark,
Harry Payne Whitney, William Ellis
Corey and cthcrs equally well known.
In appearance these women vic with
the elite. They saunter along IN pairs,
or they affect automobiles. Always
they are on watch for the man whom
they suspect OF having money to burn.
One Of the sort for whom they are look
ing is standing IN front of q big hotel.
\ woll-drcsSed woman passing shows
symptoms OF faintuess and he goes 10
her assistance. When she RECEIVERS suf-
fciently his offer TO escort her home is
reluctantly accepted. Eventually he re-
grets his lnslstcncc.
Sllrewd and Winsomc.
An automobile with n lady in the
touneau is lingering at the curb. The
lady bctrays her impatlence at the non
appearance of some one she expects
Her little manifestations Of pccvishncss
provoke tine chappic lounging on the
steps 10 smile and tho smile proves
catching. a Irritation ensues, 4 little
ride, just TO get even, follows; sup
per q little later rs arranged and per-
haps the police Will hoar next day about
the missing pocketbook.
There is a thousand varieties Of lures
and traps. Usually the selected victim
is captured and IN most cases IS glad 10
keep the matter secret when he finds
himself robbed. The recent case of
Banker Van Norden, who was robbed
and he more recent case Of the cash
Ter Of taxicab company, who was
robbed of about $500, was another.
Police Are Blamed,
These things have aroused The resi-
dents OF the avenue. In an interview
today several members of the newly
formed association declare conditions on
the avenuo nj night disgraceful' and
Shameful - Police magistrates have
been scoring the police on account of
The frequency Of robberios on the ave-
me. The new association is preparing
10 have the thoroughfare pairolled by
private detectives. The association
plans very active campaign aud VIII
hold series of meetings at No. 5i2
Fifth avenue. That they viii interest
Mayor GaVnor is certain, That official
is now looking into tho police depart
ment and il is no exaggeration 10 say
that not since thc days of Lexow has
the "peoplc s guardians seemed to
br so much stirred up and 'on tho
iOb, -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
REFUSED DIVORCE FOR
NOT AVENGING HONOR
BY Leased wire TO Tho rribune.

JERSEY CITY. \. T.. Feb l2-Because
Jacob Rosensteln did no, takc the law
into his own hands ana administer pun
ishmcnt when he surprised his wife and
another man IN a compromising position.
Special Master IN Chancerv William Gil
more refused a divorce to EoNonsteu to-
day The master declared thai it is hu-
man nature Ia look upon wifes inn-
deity as a provocutinn for homicide. hut
that Roseustcin took his domestic nf-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
CELEBRATION in HONOR
OF THE PANAMA CANAL,
BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.

TAMPA Fla. Feb. 12.-The Panama
canal celebration Ia commemorate the be-
ginning OF work on the isthmus was for
mally opened here today by ambassador
Bryce. Among the national features is
the convention Of Southern Bankers
which VIII be held here Thursday, Feb
ruary "a. All states from Virginia 10
Texas Will be represented. Among the
speakers Will be Representative Vreeand
and ex-senator Teller.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
SOCIETY LEADER TO
HELP THOSE in JAIL
By Leased Wire 10 The Tribun,

WASHINGTON Feb. 12.--Mrs. Albert
Clifford Barney. a leader OF Washington
society. has announced her intention Of
forming league OF American society
women to assist prisoners in jails and
warehouses;. Mrs. Barney hopes TO eN-
tend her organization until there IS a
states. Tho main efforts wifi be direct
cd To help and uplltt poor prisoners and
young men whose terms expire carly
enough In life TO enable them To start
all over again,
Mrs Barney VIII make n tour OF the
Washington iails tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
INDIA IN SHADOW
Of INSURRECTION
PotentiaIs Are the Aged, Wrin-
killed. Priests; Nest Active
Are Young HindOos.
NUMBER NATIVE SOLDIERS
DISCOVERED IN A PLOT
Fanatic Hindoos Supply Their
Anarchistic Envoys With
Magic Charms.
Special Cable to The Tribune.


LONDON, Feb. 2.-Following new
evidences of sedition in India as re.
suit Of the muzzling of the Indian
press this week the war Office has be.
gun 10 mass British troops about Cal
cutta. Cable advices today say n plot
has been discovered duplicating a
number of native soldiers wearing the
kings uniform. Orders have been is.
sued to the Bengalese garrisons TO pre-
vent terroristic mass meetings and the
police in the Punjab province now have
full authority TO use their firearms
on the slightest provocation.
Have Magic Charms
The war Office has instructed Il closer
the native regiments viii nor march or
bivouac alone but will be accompanied
by detachments of English troops. The
fanatic Hindoos are supplying their an
archistic ENJOYS with magic charms
which are supposed to keep the wearer
from harm. Among the Hindoo magi-
clans, all of whom are dealers in the
Occult, strange rites are being INDUCED
in. Prayers are being said in the little
village temples and the strange gods
of Orient are being invoked to drive
out the whites with plague.
So fearful are the IIindoo laymen Of
these priests or " Medicine men, that
they fear TO disobey their orders The
British patrols are breaking up religious
gatherings where weird incantations are
being invoked.
In the Shadow
Tho shadow of insurrection now Gov.
ers all India, Strange ia say rhe lead
ers are IN contrast TO each olher The
potential principals are the aged, wrin-
kled priests and the most active of the
followers are young ITindoos. many of
them ranging III years from 40 to 81.
The viceroy is making every effort
10 keep the natives from securing arms
and ammunition. but many guns have
been smuggled in across the northern
border.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
SIOUX INDIANS TO SAIL
FOR HOME In COSTA RIGA
BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.

'S 'e"9'' Ni' ~ N''| Ati""'e'
BOSTON, Feb, l2.-Tbe first install.
mcnt of Sioux Indians from North Da-
ko,a, consisting of fifty warriors aud
their families, will sail from Boston for
Costa Rica, en- route TO their new homo
in Nicaragua, Chief Littlo Bison ar
rived here yesterday and reported ar
rangomeuls completed, lie succeeded
in dodglug the Sleuths of the Costa
RIcan government, who had been put on
ms track. and at the request of Madriz
to prevent his getting across 10 Nirar-
aqua and had a satisfactory conference
with General Estrada at Rluehclds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
Preparing Ship Subsidy Bill,

BY Leased Wire TO The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Feb. l2-Senators
Gallinger and Frye, dissatisfied with the
Humphrey ship subsidy bin, arc pre-
pairing new one. Iii win he n simple
ocean mail bill aud will apply to South
America, the Orient and the Isthmus
Of Panama
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
PROMINENT AMERICANS
SAIL FGR GIBRALTAR
lacd NC 10 M Trlbune.

NEW YORK. Feb 12.-Among the
passengers sailing today on tho steamer
Kocnig Albert for Gibraltcr. Algicrs
and Genoa are: Mrs. 6. w Dickinson
and Miss Frances l.. Wood of Seattle,
Wash: Miss Constance Hodglns, Miss
Ada uodgius. Mrs John H. Shaw and
maid. and Miss Mary Ellen shaw of
Minneapolis. Mr.. and Mrs, Morris iuy-
man. Miss Helen j.. Huyman. Mr. ,lo-
scph Lyman, Mrs Anna NJ. Kullak! Mr..
Loeb and Mr.. and Mrs, Ralph Schocn-
fcldt Of San Francisco
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
MRS. TAFT APPLAUDS
STRAUSS'S NEW OPERA
BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.

NEW YORK, Feb. le-Were it custo-
mary 10 perform electra any other way
than in the dark. Mrs. Taft. who was an
auditor OF Strausss work yesterday.
would have come near sharing hunorS
with Mile Mazarin's Strauss.
As IL was the wife OF the president
Came in The dark and departed as soon
MS the curtain fell upon Iilccuas weird
dance and Il haunted swoun. IL should
he said that she Joined in the awcd ap-
plausc which invariably follows the
close OF SIrAmsSS lrAgC0y in tone.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
WILL TRY TO ELECT
REPUBLICAN IN TEAAS
BY Leased Wire TO The Tribune.

I'N JIdS'U WIG 70 IHN IIIUUTTNs
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1o-Stste Repub-
ican leagues in Texas have pledged $500
coo to elect John w. Gates governor, 4
conference was held in san Antonio last
night preparatory to the general state
Republican conference. where Mr. Gates
was put forward. Mr.. Gates is not in
Texas at present. hut his friends assert
that he VIII receive the nomination.
Texas has never had Il Republican SOW
crnor