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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-14
MAN ARRESTED; OPIUM SAID
To Re IN HIS RAGEAIrE

Elijah Moore, alias c. B. Burnett, was
arrested at the union station Monday
afternoon by inspector Reader on the
charge OF smuggling opium into the
United States. 1t is said that so cans
OF opium were found in the mans bag
gage. The hearing before commissioner
Oliver will be held Tuesday afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-14
USE ALIENS FOOT-EsSE,

The antiseptic powderto be shaken into the shoes.
If you havetred aching feet, try Aliens Foot-Esse
rests the feet and makes new or tight shoes easy.
Cures aching, swollen, hot, sweating feet. Relieves
comfort Always use it to Break in New shoes.
Try 1t TO-DAY. Sold everywhere, 25 cts. DOas't
accept any substitute. For FREE trial package,
address Allen 5. Olmsted, lie Roy, n. Y.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-14
Arrested ON SUSPICION.

Patricio Hernandez was arrested by
detectives Tuesday and held for further
He is suspected of having
changed $40 bill for Mexican woman
and having given her confederate bill,
the police say.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-14
CRYSTALS PRoGRAm TONIGHT.

"Papinta," a story of old Mexico, with
appropriate outdoor scenes, will be
shown at the Crystal, 1.-The house cozy,"
tonight The other pictures are Car
minella," a story of New Yorks East
side by ''Chimmie Eadden's" author, and
Accidents Will Happen a comedy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-14
KING EDWARDS FUNERAL PIC
TURES

Pictures of king Edwards funeral
will be shown at the Wig-wam Wednes-
day night. There will be no advance
in prices for these most interesting
views.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-14
By Charles Klein and
Arthur Hornblow
SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS.

SANOPSIS OF PREN IOIS CHAF r1i&S'
Howard JeS<ries marries waitress
while at college and is disinherited by
Itch father. Stepmother visits apart
ments of her old flame. Robert Under
wood. to Try to prevent him ending his
life when pressed by creditors Howard,
visiting Underwood, a former college,
mate, seeking a loan. is asleep In the
apartments during the interview ana
as stepmother leaves, Underwood shoots
himself. Howard awakens and is ar
rested and. by police third degree meth
DDS, is made to confess 10 ,ne crime
His wife seeks aid OF his family Goes
to see husband at prison. He tells her
he is not guilty
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

n. r. Crozier. Superinten
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-21
FRAUD At CHIl0CCO?
Former Superintendent Sued ny
Government on Allegations
of Embezzlement
lBy Assoelaten press.l

Fort Smith. Ark. Dec gi-Suit WAS
He'd here In the federai district court
against Samuel u MCGOWAN OF Gran
nls. Ark. by which II IS sought to col
lcct for the United States govern
ment $l0.a5767. MCGOWAN formerly
was superintendent Of the ChiloccO
Indian school and fofIner dsbursinS
agent on the chllncco reservations
IS alleged this amount Of money be-
longing 70 tie government was ape
nloprlate by MCGOWAN through falss
end fictitious reports
The suit charges that he emhezzleH
amounts ranging from a eat 70 SIS
O0U and specifies S250 belonging 10
May Jackson, an ifidlau student.
Charges are also nlade thei he sold
ilse st0ek belongsas % the seA0os
end converted the money ie Is own
use
Other counts allese diversion OF
sovernmeat property valued 1t si.oa,
and the secntlne Of funds BY ftfs- sa-
bor reports lor Nnieh tlle en INST
we're not paid Or the labor peri lmed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-21
GOAT ()F-.
LIME: F()R
L()R|NE:R|
fBy Associated Press.I

Washington, D. c.. Dee. 2l.-The
report OF the senate committee on
privileges and elections WIS present
ed to the senate todav by Senator
Burrows. It says:
"rnere was no testimony offered
during the investigation which would
IN the remotest degree tend TO lm
picale Lorimer in any personal act
of bribery, attempted bribery, or cur.
lupi practices Of any nature -Four
members OF the Illinois assembly
which elected Lorimer admitted re-
eeiving money for their votes Thes,
selfacussers are White Link. Beck
meyr and Holstlaw. White appears
to have conceived the plan Of claim.
ing to have been brihed as q basis for
extorting money from Lorimer II
may be said, after observing this wit
ness. that II Is the opinion Of the ma.
iorlty Of the committee that no cred
anee should be given any part Of the
White testimony The committee be-
lieves that even conceding that four
members Of the assembly received
money for their votes for LDrimer it
can not be legallg inferred that any
other member received money for his
vote for Lorimer. The majority in
the assembly was fourteen. Admit
ting that four OF the members were
bnbed. he still had majority and
his election was valid.
n is claimed that If the four wit
nesses named were bribed, those who
bribed them are equally guilty aud
that the votes OF Ice O'Nesl, Browne,
Snal8r Bfoderick aud Representative
Wilson should be excluded The
committee can find no testimony war.
rantIng the belief that any ore OF
these three was moved by corrupt
influence There aie no grounds for
sdacifisg their votes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-21
BALLARD NAMES STAFF.
Insurance. Comm lssioner- 3 lect
Prepared to Assume
New Duties

Perry Ballard, who succeeds Mllas
-LasateS, as STATE commissioner OF
l5sulanee. has made all his arrange
ments for entering upon the duties
.of his office His bond has been APP
proved and he IS now busy aqgainting
himself with the routine OF the oi-
flee. Mr. Ballard is AZ years old to-
day aud he commenerated the event
By naming his assistants for the next
tour years. Ballard IS an aggressive,
thorough-going, PRACTICAL business
man and be viii make fine record
as commissioner. He has appointed
Arthur ". Petit, OF Coyls, as his first
assistant. Mr.. Petit Is a Wisconsin
Democrat aud vigorous Baft5 wor&
e.. The second assistant will be MI
ton Young, OF MuskOgee. j. w. Ne
Elloy of Guthrie will be retained as
general office man. McElroys record
Is a good one and he nas been a val
liable aid to Messrs McComb and Las
atef Lula NJ Reginer. OF Saltwater
will be Mr.. Billiards. stenographer and
lee9rd clerk and Miss Kate ]. Elliott
OF Pauls Valley. stenographer. With
such well-equipped staff, Mr.. Bal
lard will be in position to render e1-
cellent service to the state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-21
PR|NCE:L.Y
DONATION
BY JOHN D.
tBy Associated PressJ

Chicago, Dec 2l-John D. Rocke-
feller has completed the task be set
ion himself in the founding OF tne
University OF Chicago. Tuesday pub.
hc announcement was made Of q
single and fnal' slit Of sl000O.0oO.
which includes all tho contributions
Mr. Rockefeller had planned This
sim 10 be- paid in ten annual install
meuts beginning January J. win make
approximately $35,010,0e0 he has do.
mated to the university
hr Rockefeller saws he now be-
fe4es tie school should be supported
and enlarged by The gifts OF many
rather than those OF single donor
bis, he believes, win be better ae-
conpiishel Il thc public Understands
th limit Of his contemplated assist
aaae The founding Of new depart
nents he leaves to trs trustees. as
be says funds may be furnished by
ether friends of the university.
Bn to now nearly s7000,OOO has
been donated TO the university In ad-
liton to Mr.. Rcckefellers gifts.
sis son Quits Board o. Trustees
With the announcement OF Mr..
Rocliefeler's gnal donation came the
esignation OF John ID. Rockefeller,
Jr, aud Fred T. Gates, Mr. Roakeier
lefs personal representative, from
tie university boari OF trustees. IN
enclosing these designations, Mr..
Rockefeller explained he was carry
ing ont a conviction that the institu-
tion should be controlled, conduct
ga and supported By the people with
whom 10 TO now he had been simply
cooperating
SIR Rockefeller's idea, u is under
stood is that he is turning over the
institution and It's endowment to Chi
cago and the west, and in 50 doing
withdraws from any further represen-
iation in It's control.
The announcement Of the gilt was
made at the quarterly convocation at
the university this afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-21
NEW TRIAL IS DENIED
"Bill" Colbert Case Passed
Upon by Criminal Court
Of Appeals

The criminal court OF appeale. IN
lhe ease Of Bill" Colbert. cunNictrd 4
oi conjlint rabbery and sentenced to
imprlg1ament by Judge Preslie -,
Cole OF the district court Of PUTS
burg con- ty, affirmed the Judgment
oi the lo@er court
The opinion handed down by Judge
pssN and eonunrred In by Judges
Furman ami Richardson holds that.
where verdict Is clearly sustained
by the evidence, new trial win not
be granted Tor slight inaccuracies IN
the ilstruetio % The jury
Colbert II Is said Is quite q motor
ious criminal, his out aw career dat.
ing bacN to territorial DAYS, lie was
Jointly indicted with John Jolly ana
Claude Colbert on tile charge Of rob
bery tlpon arfasnment he entered
q plea OF not guilty ana demanded a
separate trial which was granted by
the court
John White, the complaining wit.
less IN the case. was assaulted bound
gagged and robbed OF considerable
snm OF moncy at his home In Alder.
son on the night Of January H. 1908.
Where an instruction given only
f'ates the maximum term Of punish
meat and omlts to state the mlnlum
for ALTERNATIVE, punishment that may
be imposed, Il Is held that the iudg-
menl and conviction must be revers-
td This opinion was rendered hy
the criminal court Of appeals Ia the
case Of "Bill' Colbert, convicted Of
larceny before Juage a, r. West, IN
the district court of Atoka county.
and sente ced TO serve two years in
state peniienllary on December q,
1908,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-21
CHASED IN VAIN BY
MOB OF klSS-HUNTtRS
Chapsron RustIss Her Tlmld
Ward 10 Safety as CTt wd
Closes In
'in 1gT -- Y Z -
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. Ella twig OF
mstletoe. an Oklahoma girl and d
mob Of men participated In heart
furry on State street today. -
cupid erstwhile official broker and
well known character around tal
Garden Of Love. is suspected by the
police 20 have caused ,ne near cata =
trophe.
Msiletoe. small brancl with ip
enod berries on II, and n small gifI
with a pretty face and Southern
grace, figured prominently In what al.
most developed into panic
Tho crowding men knew the gil
WAS from oklahoma. because tncj
overheard her tell her companion sac
was going back 70 that state after tEe
holidays
From where she came, they dil NOT
know but right down State street ~
the loon. with the twig Of mls'l-
toe piotrndng neatly from the Top
lot her fm1v colffure. she marc ed.
Followed hy Mob OF Men
foung men and unsophlstieaici
fNhAtN NtuiANu anu NNEtu anu 'nrNtn'
lated if the girl really knew Whit an
invitation she presented By str0lllng
forth IN the Yuletlde garb Of mlstlc
toe
Older men seemed puzzled whether
10 We're ethical or not to let a airl 90
by unctallenged under such cir,um.
stances. one by one they looked
aud two by two they took the trail OF
the dainty miss wearing the mlstletoe
pougn The girl aud ner companion,
q matlony chapefon halted al lack
son boulevard
"Oh you mlstletoe. an ur.hin
shouted a this cimas Then The o.d
ar woman smiled Aleen, Il must be
ihe mstletoe they admire. She said.
~ king her tmid wara hv the arm.
th7 maironlg mentor maao hasty
disappearance through a nearby store
entrance. while the mob OF men Tee
treated toward their various destsna
tiOn8.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-21
Government Sends Renforeements.
tliy AssNclyteJ Press

Mexico city, Dec 2i,-1hc Tenth
battalion Of infantry, battery Of
light artillery and one rapdtlre gun,
left here IN two special trains for
the scene of the insmrection In Chi
huahua Another train carrying two
regiments Of infantry are said to have
lett Guadalaiara for the same destln.
alton.
The force rom this city Is In com.
maud OF General Sanchez Rivera and
Culerel Ralaelis The train went out
Ia Two sections, one OF thirteen coach
es and two baggage cars. carrying
the officers and men, the other, con.
slstiug of fourteen cars loaded with
artillery mules and horses of officers.
The Tenth battalion contains 600
cnlsted men and twenty-five officers.
The battery Is classified as light noun
tain artillery and has six guns These
troops We're said to be miended to re.
llforce Colonel Guzeman at pader.
males.
According to official information OBJ
iainable here. the government forces
are preparing to deliver crushing
blow 10 the reyOlutionisis. The sltu-
alton Is said 20 be MS follows
on enc side Of the valley OF Maj.
Paiso fbad pal Is The force of Cen
eral Navarro Of 1900 mon Colonel
Guzeman IS on the other side with a
force Of $40 troops He has not tried
70 force his way around the head of
the canyon . Join the troops now
under command ol General Navarro,
bat instead communicated the siina-
ton TO headquarters IN chihuahua
and received order 10 walt for rein
lorcements
Troops are being hurried forward
70 raise The force Of Colcfcl Guze-
man to i,0o men ana then the at
tack viii be made from the Two sides
with the purpose Of forcing the re-
bel force 60 surrender or Of wlping
them ont OF existence.
IN high official circules It Ia be-
lieyed the rebels are aow trapped and
that they can not pos lbly escape.
lbe destruction Of this force. It ls sfsd
will mean thai there will remain no
rebels H the field with the exception
OF few marauding band OF outlaws.
Francisco | Madero, head OF the IN
sarrectionary movement, Is again re-
ported to be in Mexican territory, ac-
cording 10 a story In El Heraldo Mex
lcano The rep1rt ls based upon a
letter received from Chihuahua to re-
sponslble persons III this city
Madero Is said to have slipped
across The border recently ard to be
now In Oinaga the head Of the re-
bells who We're formerly IN command
OF Abraham Gonzales.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-21
WHEAT CROPS
PAY BEST IN
OKLAHOMA

Demonstration farms throughout
lbe slate OF Oklahoma nave Med
oIaims with +. ". Glst. secretary Of
me state boar1 Of agriculture for
iosses incurred during the nast soasoa
lte clalms wete submitted by super
lutondent Campbell Russell giving q
separate account 0f each crop, snow.
INK its per cent ol loss anl gain.
Oul 0i 8iXit iafms iu ~ MANY dii.
lereni counties only fifteen have sub
mitted statements Aaowing q loss on
any particular efop These losses
ran e fr0a sia np 10 the Hiatt Of
$3.50 allowed IN the states contract
With the manager OF the dcmonsira.
tion farm
There rs not single report show.
ing a loss IN tao cotton crop. Demon
siration farmers VINO failed 10 get
good results from other products
made profit on cotton large enough
ITO 0verbalance the loss on other
crops.
Corn shows a loss on farms In most
every part OF the state This is at.
tribuied 70 the severe drought Grant
and Ellis counties which In former
years gained tie reputation OF being
the largest corn producing countlCa
IN the state. this year reported a
failure. but the oats crop was re-
markably good. and prevented a loss
Iin the total report The oats crop as
shown b. reports from over the state
was Of average production. and in
some counties gave d large yield.
Kahlr corn and milo maize showed a
loss IN counties OF the western part
9f the state.
Ths agriculture department is max
Ing q careful study Of tfe figures as
submitted, by which 4 will be en-
ahied 10 determine In tho course OF
a few seasons Just what crops can
be depended npJn Those produeing
proAt sill be encouraged among
tbe farmers in each county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-21
CLOSE OF GREAT atVVAL

There will be a reception tonight at
80 90 the First Baptist chufc 10
lr. and Mrs. Ray Palmer and the
new converts More than one hun.
dred persons have been converted. $50
whom have Joined the baptist church
Dr. n D. Cameron SAYS thai tais Is
one Of the greatest resiyals Guthrie
has seen since 1859.
lr and Mrs. Palmer ami Master
lehn Macarthur will leave Thursday
Tor short visit with friends in Ok.
lahoma City, then they win viit
'oin Palmer. the doctof's brother u
narilesgllle Okla
Their next meeting will be in
Phiiipsburg. Kansas. From there the
evangelist viii go 10 Brooklya. \. y.
20 join Dr. j. Wilbur Chapman in a
great simultaneous movement Ia that
city
Everybody Invited 20 the reception
tonight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-21
FOR FEDERAL Grand jury

Deputy United States Marshal AL
Goff is engaged in making preparation
or the next session OF the grand jury
which will convene here January 3,
1911. All deputies connected with the
Office have been detailed to various
parts of the state to subpoena per-
sons TO serve in the capacity OF lur-
ors.
Several deputies left the city Tues
day night armed with subpoenaes in
qnes of Jurors. Deputy j. NJ Jacob
son was assigned to Elk City, Deputy
John Jones TO Shawnee, Deputy D. A.
Hadden to Pawnee, Deputy Goff left
for Edmond today to serve subpoenes-
The work of impanelling the petit
Jury will be given consideration soon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-21
SAY AGENT IS lVEBN0RkEB

judging from the contents Of a pc
tition received by chairman j. 4.
Love Of the corporation comlnlselon.
lndianahoma. Okla, is assuming TO
be a city Of proportions. About l9e
residents Of that place complain OF
the services rendered by the st. Louis
and San Francisco railroad They
Claim that owing 10 the rapid deyei-
opment Of the community one station
agens : hot sufficient TO render ade-
qaate service to the populace. Be
canse Of ihis. they ask the corporation
commission 70 fake their grievance lA
nza1 fAat The station asent ria} be
araalea additional nam.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-21
mot MERE MOVEMENT
CONDUCTED BY BANDITS
Federal Troops Being Rushed
10 Scene Where Heavy
Fighting Occurred
lBg Associated prnssl

chihuahua. Dec. 2l.--lt Is believed
that President D.a2 noN cohEronts a
real reyolution Rebel sympathl1ers
scarcely hoped the Insurgents would
be able 10 make more than ofe stand
against the government get the fde.
erals have been defeated twice and
one drawn battle fought in Sundays
battle at Malpaso twenty-one ioderals
We're killed and seventy.two wounded
The government at the start stated
that the revolt was nothing NOR
than a few bandits, aided h. peofS
and might be put down by the police,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-21
FIRST JlB 1T NEW MEXICO
fBy Associated Press)

Washington, D. c., Dec. 2i-ln 2
special message to congress Presi-
dent Taft today advised the adoption
of a joint resolution authorizing an.
nuiment Of that portion OF the con
etitutioH of tee state OF New Mexico
attempting to change the boundary
lires between New Mexico and Texas
The senate adopted the resolution.
The house has not acted !.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-21
FREDERICK ENTtRTA|Ns ElKs
Special to Daily Leader.

Special TO Daily Leader
Frederick, Okla. bee 2l- Some
thing like 25p Eiks gathered here
Tuesday for the Initiation Of more
than 100 inio tie lodge
Tho tufofa faatsa .,.a. fa4aratad IA
fHF FffH1fH FfFF p EftfH FtfINRtt'ffHN -
Elk colols. Visitors were here from
Els City. Hobart. Iawton, Alius and
Wichita Falls an1 Quanah, Texas.
4he exercises orensd with a parade
at o'clock IN the afternoon, and af.
ter the initiation 4 banquet was Civ
en- at The keil4 hotel
An attempt Is on fooi 20 make ar
judgements foi T ctifh rofap mere, me
lrua chapter belne orc u .hc s,roue
est III the state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-21
SLAYER FOUND?
Extradition Papers Asked for
Man Who Killed Police
Chief
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader
Anadarko. Okla. Dec. 2ls-The pr6r'
ccuiing attorney o this county has
applied TO Governor HASKELL for ex-
tradition i,apeis sor.thp man who slew
Police chies ffnnii,I@ hvre Oh sac s.isat
III November L.
The mans right name Is Pedro Car.
denas. instead OF Oscar Opel, and the
county attorney declares he has In.
formation 10 The effect that carde-
mas has erossed the line into Mexico
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-21
APPRAISERS ARE GOING
AGAINST some SNlGS
Not All Parker Tract Scheduled
-.-GuihIle Sill Ia
The Flight

special 10 Dally Leader.
Oklahoma City, Okla Dec, 21.--
1t is the general opinion here that
Governor Haskell signed the capital
bill at o'clock last Friday night,
The board OF appraisers has been
busy, but they have run against sew
eral snags. All the land In Parker
tract, incorporated in the bill 1t Is
discovered, is not scheduled for ap-
praisement. The appraisers viii cut
the bill v;Euation VERY materially.
This will necesstate the raising OF
more money by Oklahoma City.
"The town is drained said a law
yer this morning. 1t will never be
able to meet the demands OF the ex-
ecntlve"
The entire day Tuesday was spent
by the board Of appraisers over the
proposed cite. and securrS estimates
OF the land valuation. 1t will be two
days probably before a report viii be
ready for the governors hearing.
IT'S a pretty big job said F. B.
Zeigler. member OF the board. We
spent the entire day Tuesday going
over the ground The LANDS donated
are in tracts OF five and Ten acres,
excepting one or two large pots, aad
this makes the work slow We ex-
pect to have report ready for pre-
sentation sometime this week"
The board Is composed of c. F..
Colcord, j. NJ. Owen and F. p. Zeig-
leY. All are directly interested in real
estate in oklahoma City. and are con
sidered competent judges of land
values.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-21
"eET SAFETY HABIT BUTTONS
Santa re Official Will Try to E'ini-
note Accidents

]. d. Hamilton, claims attorney for
the Atchison. Topeka & Santa Re
Railway company, has designed a
button for employees OF the road wlo
work in shops. ton tracks or on or
about trains The button Is sug-
gestion that employees get the safety
habit MI Hamilton says statistics
show that rs per cent OF the railroad
accidents are caused by carelessness,
and his idea is that this little remind
or will save manv a man from grief
because eYerv time one empioye looks
at another he sees the button which
warns him 10 get the safety habit
An adjuster from Mr. Hamilion's Of
Zee VII start ouf AZ once distrlbntlng
4 shipment Of a5.0Qe buttons Thef
viii be distributed through iae supef
infendents and foremen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-21
TN0 MILLION Fire Loss


Cincinnati. o., Dee. 2l-fre IN the
factory district here today caused
dgmage estimated at two million dol.
lsrs the death OF a fireman and an
unknown white boy and the injury Of
slx other Iiremen. The fire started at
O'Clock this morning while q high
wind was blowing When the flames
were brought nnaer control Bn firms
Ind been burned out ana eight large
destroyed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-21
DRESS SUIT STORY 4 FAKE
Special To lpaiiTr tesaaes.

opecIdl 20 lDaIlY L1dH01-
Ardmore, OKLA, Dec. 2l--Governor.
elect Gruce said today that he bas
given no expression about wearing .
dress suit or dancing. The Inaugural
ceremonies are IN charge Of commit
tees and ! am II the bands OF my
friends said Nf gruce lte true.
/ don't lance. but iu-all social affairs
sect 10 comply Wilh lho couYeus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-21
COLLEGE PRESIDENT INDICTED


boston. Dec. 21--Norman X plass.
former president Of the Redeemable
Investment company. also once presi.
dent OF Nashbnrn college at Topeka,
Kansas. was Indicted today hy the
Federal grand inr5 fpf using the mails
q feffalA TRD Other men c0nnect
ed Niiii he e9mpaHg We're also lndlct
nd