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Dssfrict Court.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No a4. n re extension OF PARK place; osdss de
recting marshal TO summon Jury.
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Circuit Court No. 1.
IIIsTICE WRIGHT.

Jb6I1JE NhiG1A-
No $685. Chapman vs.. Capital Traction Com
pany. verdict for defendant Attorneys. L. A
Bailey-R r. Perry & Son and G. 7. Dunlnp
No 56n BTisre Is. GiesleT; judgment for de-
PENDANT. Attorney. g S. Shreye, T.
No 01L Wynkoop Shoemaker; time 70 nie
transcript extended. Attomeys. NJ. II. Seach-N.
j. Lambert and r. ID. 1eatman.
No 52iS. Wsn rs Oyster et Al; wit Of man
dsmns denied. APPEAL noted. Attorneys. John Rid
Quito 4. Wilson.
No. sl07s. Motor Car Company vs. Commercial
Automobile Company; return Of deposit ordered.
ATTORNEYS. same
No. slels Same vs. Osg00d same. Attorneys
Rerrv 4 Minor Hsrcrave & Morris
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FOR sALELOTs.
For sALE-FARMs.

NORTHERN VIRGINIA FARMS.
stock, dairy orchard and old colonial
homes from SIS to $50 an acre: near
Washington, D. c. J. PRESTON SHAM
NON, FARM SPECIALIST. PurcellviIle.
va mh39tfs
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STRAW HAT CLEANER.

BEST WORK. REASONABLE PRICES.
That's why-Always busy.
THE OLYMPIA, Near 9th at,
Phone Main sSeer COS B ST. NV
1s9-m.W.ssSQt
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY

Schedule Of Excursion Trains 70 and from
: CHESAPEAKE BEACH.
Effective May .. 1910
Subject 70 change without notice.
WEEK DAYS.
Going, leave District Line at BIS and LOO q, m,
go, $40. T:s5. and s:45 p N.
Returning. leave the Beach at SIS a. m. nss
200, 600, $50. and 1000 ?. m.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
Going leave District Line at sz5 and Il 90 a. n,
30, 800, 7as, and s:45 p N.
Returning. leave the Beach st 100 a. M. i2'ss
2aO. $50, 500. and 100 ?. m
PAUL Y. WATERS.
General Manager.
Take New York ave ca for Distr4 line station
For additional information telephone lincoln lslS
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WILL TRADE HANDSOME 1O-RoOM
house On an avenue for two-tanily
apartment or unimproved ground.
l56169161
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PAPER HANGING.

IF YOU WANT PAINTING, DECORAT-
ing, and PapeThanging done by an ex-
pert. very reasonably. address BOX 81.
TakOma Park. II
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

N. B.-FoIlowing schedule figures published only
az information and are not guaranteed
For Atauta, Birmingham, Mobile, New Orleans
Asheville. Q a. m. and l0;iS p m for CnattaaooSA
and Memphis 600 q. N. daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville Chattanooga. BiFmtnE-
ham, New Orleans. 1910 p. m.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga, Nashville.
Memphis. sa0 a. a., daily. tSleepdng car open after
10 .. A.
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Columbia. Charleston.
A1gusss, Aiken, Savannah Jacks0uyiliss and Florida
'04''' ''' : = ui L 5. BROWN. General AssHa
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HEALTH MOVEMENT.

VIAVI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NAT
ural. nonsurgical; cloth bound, 400-page
book free. Apply by mail, 9l6 Colorado
Bldg Free lecture for women Wednes-
DAYS at 229 .. m. S3tf
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FOR lighthouses.

FURNISHED,
1910 10th St nv, u r. 2 b., ot-w.htSl0o.O0
1909 10Th ST. NV, l0r.. b., hot-air ht. l0o.eo
1874 Cor. ST. NV, 10 r., b., furn. IT. S-V9
1879 Col. I'd, 10 r, / b., steam heat. s3.U
No Dupont Circle. u T.. d.. ss.0e
1927 ST. NV, 10 r. b.. furn. heat. ~
11l6 Q st. NV. 10 r., b., furn. heat. ie.W
1913 n. II. ave- NV, 10 r, l 3d. le-V0
2237 Q ST. NV, II r, l b., furn. heat 500
1910 ST. NV, 2. / b., furn. heat. 6o.V0
i642 2lst st. INV, 10 r, ! b., furn, ut. 6o.oo
1851 Calvert st. NV, r, 3 b........ 6O.O0
2Sl5 Quarry road NV, T.. d.. So-Vo
UNFINISHED.
1910 r st. NV, r, / b.. hot-air ht. 5000
1880 S0th ST NV. IL r., b., hot-w. ht. 5000
1902 Kenyon ST. NV, r, d.. e0O0
i74O Coreoran 81. NV, r, b......- $40
2l0S 18th ST. NV, r, 2 b., fuTn ht.. e. 90
1906 Park I'd. II r., b.. furn. heat. 5000
2O2 E ST. NV, 9 r. b., furn. heat. 900
2026 p st. NV, r. / b................ 45.e0
1855 w st. NV, r, b., furn. heat. 4000
1882 S ST. NV, II r. b., furn. heat 1000
1870 ST. NV. r., b.. furn. heat. 1000
1929 9Th St NV, II r, b., lat. ht.. 1890
1725 Willard St NV. II r, b....-... 300
SOC Varnum st. NV, r, b., 81. ht. "a 90
14l9 22d ST NV, 10 T., ] b.--...-..-.-. $50
rs I'd st. NV. 10 r, b., furn- heat. 50 ol
2107 22d St NV. 8 r. ! b.. gas.....-.. - .09
2i45 z st. NV. S r, / b................ S5.09
175l Cor. St NV. r., 3 b., furn. ht. $500
GU "a St ne. r, b.. latrobe heat. Zo.V0
2sl5 Quarry I'd. NV. 5 r, l d.. 20OC
BRADFORD & WEIGLE,
COS Fourteenth Street.
Telephone Main CLIO.
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NANTES AND TILES.
GRApHOPHoNEs.

GRApHOPHONES.
GRAPHOPHONES SLIGHTLY USED.
$500 GraphOphones, with IL records,
$3.50 Easy payments.
$3.50 Graphophones, with y songs Of
your own choice. $s2 So Easy payments.
5000 Graphophones, with Y songs
s2100 Easy payments.
$500 Graphophones, with IL songs. Cor
$3.50 Easy payments.
Several graphophones that are Just the
thing for dictation. business, or music.
$500 and 500.
Call and see them.
j. p. ROBERTSON,
1910 7th st NV.
Open evenings 5000 records In stock.
including all the latest 15S-tf
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MUSICAL.

MRS. ROSS WHITMANS Piano School,
800 81 St ne. Miss Edna Frank. Asst.
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, &c.

SINGING cANARIEs, PARROTS.
Dogs, Cats. Goldhshes. Robbits, Guinea
Pigs. and Chickens. SCHMIDS BIRD
STORE. Up 18th St ny.
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Criminal Court No. L.

JUSTICE GOULD.
No 2seg United States vs.. Edward TclliEes,
grand larceny; motion fer new trial
No Z072 United States rs Helen Watson sans
Tec0gnizancs Ia S.0Oo with Robert " Gillian,
surety taken.
No 2s78 United States - Fritz Young; dis
charge from Jail June ordered.
Assignments for to-day:
United States rs. George r. Willard
United states vs.. Willie Stokes.
United States IS Adelbert Adams.
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CIrcuit Court Be. 2.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Habeas corpus 5l7. in Russell @. Valentine
respondents ball Of exceptions submitted AtioF-
neys. u. W. 0Donoghue-J. ID. Wright
No. 5lsl5. s0ule Realty Company rs. Kitten
house; Judgment Of condemnation Of $50 credits.
AItomey W. C. Balderston.
No 5lies. Webb vs.. Munseyi on trial Attorneys.
Arthur Peter-w. J. Lambert. Douglas, Baker, and
GharTfff
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MEDICAL.
UR. LEO
HERB SPECAL1TTEs.

HERB SPECIALTIES.
Mfg. OF Herb Remedies which are guar
anteed to cure or relieve any and all all
ments. Mems complaints z specially NJ
a. LOUIS & SONS. I74s It'll st NV. u6-tf
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WANTED Statesmen

WANTED = ENERGETIC statesmen
10 sell the Capital Coat Hanger TO the
trade. big commission 523 18th st. NV.
$500 80 161
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.
avn HOUSE CLEANING

YOU'LL WEAR BILLIKENS SMILE
II you have the Acme do your win
dow, office, and house cleaning. ACME
WINDOW CLEANING CO., 92l G st. nv.
Phone Main 1856
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rOR sALE-AT BEALToN. FAUQUIER
co. Va. 3II acres, Groom house, barn,
large granary. we'll fenced with wire. well
watered Price, 5000 per acre Reason
able terms. WIN exchange for city prop
ertv. Call or phone 1916 I ST NV, after
D m. J. f. JERMAN. Fairfax. Va.
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Criminal Ceurt So. q.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No 26sS3. United states John Barton Miller
eEnbezzlsment: On trial Defendants attorneys b
T. Davis and J. Z. Lasksy.
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sPECT2T-I SPECIAL!

For $500. ii-room brick house; lot 2ox
i73; II St. near War Dept; fine invest
ment now. convertible into flats II de-
sired. Act quickly.
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FOR sALE--HOUSEs

FOR sALE-s20O CASH WILL BUY ONE
of those splendidly located houses at Sd
and r. l. ave. NV; fine rooms. tiled
bath. hot-water heat: convenient 10 car
lines; open daily and Sunday.
WELLIGE, GIBBS & DANIEL,
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RATES:
One Cent a Word for Each Insertion

Minimum charge. 19c per day
There is no extra charge Tor ads teie-
phoned. Those left at branches are a rs
II the same rate, but must be paid IN ao-
vance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-03
AUTO AND WAGON COLLIDE
0 c. @ oooo 10000 DO @ {

Blackwell, Okla, Nov. "A party
of Blackwell men, consisting Of VII.
liam Case, Mot Epperly, Charles Hold
en-, Otto Purcell, Jesse Epperly and
Everett Epperly, started late yester-
day afternoon in William Cases auto
to attend big supper given by the
Woodmen of the World at Arkansas
City When they had gone about a
mile and half north of Newkirk the
lights OH the auto went dark and be-
fore they could stop the machine it
ran into team driven by a farmer,
going south. The impact was terri
tc, and all the occupants were thrown
10 the ground for 4 considerable dis.
tance. William Case sustained a bad
ly spained ankle Otto Purcell was
rendered unconscious and his condi-
tion is serious, and Everett Epperly
was slightly hurt, the others escap-
ing with minor bruises and shaking
up. One of the farmers horses was
killed The machine was damaged
about 800, but was not put entirely
out of running. The party returned
to Newkirk where they secured an.
other machine. and returned to Black
we'll
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-03

Look at your Tax Receipt aud
Vote"
This was the slogan with which Joe
McNeal started out on his campaign
for the governorship, bat he is not
crying II with AS firm voice as he
.as at first
The reason 10 that the people Of
Logan county have followed his ad-
vice, and have been studying their
taxes.
They have found thai their taxes
we're higher under the old Republican
territorial regime than they are today,
with all the development and public
work that the state has had to per-
form taken into consideration
Before statehood they had Repub-
lican rule, high taxes and nothing to
snow for IT,
Today, In state affairs, they have
Democratic rule, lower taxes, and are
building the greatest monument % the
progressive genius Of constructive
citizenship that has ever been erected
to the sunshine OF civilization
THIS is NOT IDLE CAMPAIGN
TALK.
The facts and figures to prove II are
given above and challenge the atten.
ton, inspection and any other sort Of
test that the most prejudice deyotee
OF RepubHcanism and the government
OF graft that goes with 1t, can devise.
The Democratic party has proved IL
self the salvation Of the people OF
Oklahoma IN the administration OF the
affairs of the state and 1t will 80
triumphant into power again IN jan
uary as result Of the vote to be
taken next Tuesday.
AND THE GREATEST FEATURE
OF THE TRlUMPHAL MARCH Will
BE LOGAN COUNTY, SOLIDLY ~
LINE AS A DEMOCRATIC COUNTY,
AT THE HEAD OF THE PROCES-
sion
The bulwarks ~ Republican mis-rule
In Logan county have rested upon the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-03
TAKEN TO SUPREME COURT
First Appeal BY Complainant
From Corporation Com
missions Ruling

The first case ever appealed by a
complainant from the decisions of the
corporation commission has been filed
in the supreme court 1t is the case
Of citizens of Willow, "a town in Greer
county against the Wichita Falls and
Northwestern railway.
The complaint before the corpora
iion commission set out that Willow
was one of the Oldest towns in Greer
county and that when the railroad
built through 1t did not stop at Will
low, but started new town on each
side when Willow asked for a depot
The railroad claimed that the old town
Of Willow was several miles from the
railroad and that when the road was
built the present town of Willow was
a pasture, but that the citizens OF old
Willow moved their town to the land
on the railroad and asked for station
when there we're already two easily
accessible stations.
The commission decided In favor
OF the railroad and the complanants
appealed.
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ARGUMENTS TO Be HEARD
IN WASHINGTON NOV. Il
yo|unln0us Testimony Taken
BY Interstate Commerce Com
mission In Chicago
(By. Leased Wirc.)


Chicago, ILL.,, Nov 3.-I,oth sides TO
the rate dispute between the Western
Shippers association and forty-seyen
railroads of the Chicago distri,t, who
have been airing their views here for
some time before the interstate COM
merce commission, are today predict
ing victory for their contentious, when
arguments are heard in Washington
November 81.
I'VE have fully proven that the rail
roads have not profited proportional.
ly with the great advances in other
lines" said railroad men. "And we
feel confident we shall be given the
opportunity to make an advance in
rates in at least part of the fifty-seven
commodities in dispute"
This view is opposed by the ship
pers Speaking for them James Glenn
secretary of the Illinois Manufacturers
association. said today:
There is not chance that the in
terstate commerce commission will al
low a raise in rates. In the hearings
here our witnesses have shown beyond
the possibility OF a doubt that the
roads have plundered the people right
and left that they have disbursed big
dividends and that, under cover OF
Increased operating expenses, they
have turned millions on millions into
the permanent Improvement of the
roads
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-03
FIRE-EATER EATRENCnED
WITH ARMED FOLLOWERS
Boastsd Of Naming His Dog
Taft" to Show His Con-
tempt for This Country
tBy AasocIated preas.1

New Orleans. La. Nov. 3Tele.
grams were received last night by rep
resentatives Of American interests in
Honduras confirming the Associated
Press dispatches of a revolutionary ont
break at Amapala That the United
States will within the next few days
take an active part In ousting General
lose Valladares, leader of the rebel.
lion, from his entrenced position on
the island of Amapala. Is the belle g
here The Honduran government has
"A small army, aud as Valladares has
several hundred armed followers aud
is reported to have several modern
machine guns. II Is thought President
DaWla, will ask the assistance Of this
government. Noted for his hatred or
Foreigners, Valladares recently pub.
llcly announced that he had named his
dog, Taft, In order 10 show his con.
tempt for the American government.
Cruelty to Foreigners.
His cruel treatment OF foreigners
prompted the United States to send
the gunb0at Princeton TO the port
When 1t arrived the governor urrend-
cred his post ant Nurnled 10 the capl-
tai of Honduras TO confer with the
president. Daxilla Quiet was seem
ingly restored and the gunboat Prince
Continued on Page Frv'
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Iqnick sand of deception OF the voters
To-day these bulHarks are feeling
the steady slipping OF the sands be-
heath them Tho walls are crlmbliDg
and totteriug. and with the dawn of
next Wednesday will he-found 20 have
toppled over in ruins
Frank Greer and his diurnal yomt
OF abuse, villifIcation and lalsohood
the negro lIamlin Ia the state legisla-
ture as brand of Ignorance and in
feriority upon the fair county Of
Logan. Republican county admins
traiion thar has swelled the pockets ~
officehOlders and their relatives both
by blood and affinity while the poor
have been left suffering In their
poverty.
These are the features OF the Logan
county contribution 10 ihe civic adj
yancemeut OF the state IN which We
I've aud Of which we are so justly
Irond.
What sad sDeelacel
What Il pitiable part to play IN the
sl0rious drama OF Oklahonlas growth
rs the youngest and falrest of the
American slstefhood, while all the
world looks on
What wonder that the ranks Of the
voters Of the Republican party in
Logan county are disintegrating. that
the best Republicans Of Logan are de-
sorting the cause OF corporate fayorit-
Ism hourly and by scores and linking
their political fortunes where their
personal interests are already identl.
fled, with the Democratic party and
the cause OF the people.
LOOK AT YOUR TAX RECEIPT.
And study the figures given above,
which show you that the Democratic
party has made present Of S5 cents
10 each man, woman and child In
Logan county, white. black or of any
ether color. as compared with Repub-
lleaA tAle ~ ohlAAOla.
LOOK AT LOGAN cOUNTy's REP
(contnued on Page Severn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-03
GORE PREDICTS VICTORY
Oklahoma Senator Declares
Democrats Will Sweep Coun-
try Next Tuesday
CBy Associated Press J

Kansas City, Nov. 3-"Millions OF
people believe President Tart is busy
as bee, carrying Rooseyelt's policies
out-on stretcher,'
The foregoing are the words Sen
ator Thomas P. Gore used in an adj
dress at Convention hall here last
night. in discussing one phase OF the
national political situation. His en-
tire speech, which dealt with many
features of the political situation,
both national and local. was of mild
ly sarcastic nature. He freely pre-
dicted victory for the Democratic
party in the coming elections, saying
that party had awakened the entire
nation He spoke in part as follows:
The East looks to Ule West for
gold and grain The West looks 10
the East for its sunrises. its> presi-
dents and its panics. The highest
proof of wisdom of the Three Wise
Men of the Bible is that they came
out of the East.
Now we are giving them some
thing TO think about The Democracy
of the West has peryaded the East
to such an extent that even Maine,
with its traditions of Republicanism,
has seen the light
THE Republicans have come 10
worship before ohrines of strange aud
unknown gods
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-03
ADAMS PICKuAG- EATING DOC.

The people in Lawrle, Mulhal and
Marshall townships are much per
turbed about The dog owned by John
Adams, Republican candidate for
county attorney.
The dog eats pickles-raw pickles,
sour pickles.
Last week the dog ran away from
home and became homesick But the
tale Is horrible. So is the dog s.
tail But The pickles the dog ate
are convincing evidence that Adams
Tad been in q glorious Joint debate.
The dog has escaped The folks up
ot Crescent want the dog muzzled,
They know the dogs back-its a
quinine bark The dog also wears
false teeth and looks like a ferret
probably takes after John And John
is trying TO escape the dog Hence
these tears.
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TO LAY CORNERSTONE

This beautiful and interesting ser
vice will take place, God willing, We'd
nesday, November 3, 1910. at 3 p. H.,
Broad street and Noble avenue.
The bishop of the Episcopal church
in Oklahoma, the well-known Bishop
Broke, will offieiate at the laying Of
the cornerstone. A number of Epis-
copal clergy have been invited to be
present as members also of the West
ern Deanery.
There will be large chorus choir
to lead the people in praising God, for
this new temple OF worship The
chief address will be by the bishop,
but there will be also addresses by
the Episcopal clergy, the Guthrie city
clergy and different laymen of our city
The full program will be printed later.
A. e. Nicholas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-03
PEELS OFF
THE HIDE
IN STRIPS
Man On Inside Tells How Logan
County People are Made
to Suffer

their in.work as tax ferrets but What
did the county get Not o sou msrNre
But yet the county mps, pas the cosr
In all these tax ferret eases, Cah
you wonder that taxes are high Mr.
Oberholzer and Fayors lthc darkefJ
seem to have bad no conception
public business Why II private
business were managed the way the
business OF this county has been mis-
managed II would not last as long a.
a SNOWFALL In tades / tell you the
people don't fully "omprehe end Asc
enormitg OF the offenses coinmittel
They haven't thoroughly diseste'i the
report OF the state examiner " ne
voters only knew county conditions
as they exist they would vote rnapi.
mously to throw on the presens
board think the recall ought
be hitdhed on 10 eonnty boaris.
That's the only remedy This thing
OF boards of commissioners running
amuek with the peoples money hR3
gone far enough Now tie FIRST lt
next month We must all 20 afebllng
up to rae county treasurars oflee sos
pay iH1tt ONtidEt0H1it NtAtf ~ ttt y"
keep mp This fraud the idea OF slG1,-
GOO to run this county one year Nnd
yet these political gaioots cry that
statehood made taxes hlgh Since
statehood the state taxes have been
less than S2.35 per thousand. That's
not high. But think of paying Sgs
per thousand for county and sctuos
purposes. There isn't another county
il the state where the rsoplc must
pay so .mneh taxes as Logan. This
Haskeillsm cry is rotten. II hasn't
anything 70 do with our county taxa
tion. ! fell YOU I'm tired OF this coun-
~ fraud and | know several hundred
good Republicans who feel the same
way. Negro oE9eeaolders are bad
enough, God knows. but can stand
that What can't stand Is to pay
ali nv profits In for taxes. to be
wasted by an incompetent county
baar:ls
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III The accusations made by Bert
Ray Republican, and q Logan coun'
ty assessor are borne out by tho
Facts, ! Giink a rigid investigation
looking to prosecutions should be be.
gun IN this county" said a citizen 10
day RAY seems 10 have his facts
down pat.at least no ought TO be well
fortified with facts since he and his
father have been 4nsesslng properss
n Logan county for many years and
are closely informed on county d
fairs ll county officials have been
drawing salary ou county popula
ton OF io.N00. when tie census gives
Logan nearly i5.DU0 less than that
number IL seems 10 me graft mas
been on rampage This sort ot
business ought not 10 be tolerated.
have paid TWO visits TO the county
clerks Office. and tle treasuret's OF
ice within the past three weeks,
find the charges made against tis
Oberholzer county board are abeo.
mtely true The workings Of this
board are amazing You ought 70
read the secret journal entries. %
yon know that hardly half Of the
Clerks minutes OF the boards meet
ings are not printed These minutes
ssy not word about tha delinquent
personal taxes collected by tire treas
urer, nor does It tell who has been
getting the $500 bounties for VOL
scalps where there haven't been Ave
wolves killed N Logan county in two
years The thing il rum, The iuggle
OF funds Is fierce There Is not \
penny left in ;he poor aud insane
fund. the supply func WAS long since
exhausted and TIE road and bridge
fund is crippled The county Is in
deplorable condition financially
The only thing that is kept alive aud
In working order Is the salary fund
That fund must show the long green
II everything else must suffer. see
@n0Ie JoAD Adanls. candidate flI
prosecutor and Paul Williams fared
nicely at the hands Of Oberholzer for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-03
TWO JINs AND JOHN O'AEIL

Not one degrogatory word can be
spoken against Jim Lewis, candidate
Tor commissioner. He is a good busi-
ness mar thoroughly capable and
honest. He knows the needs Of Lo-
gan county. be knows the failings Of
the present county board. and II
elected will certainly give the county
a busine S, and not juggling, admin
istratlon. with the two Jims Muir
phy anu Lewis--and john q Ne. oili
the county board. taxpayers 81 I.o-
gan will be assured Of square deal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-03
WILL START FROM SHIP
FIFTY MILES FROM SHORE
AlTshlp VIII Garry Pouch Con
talnlng Letters W;ilten
By Passengers
lBy Associated pressl

Washington, d. G., Nov 3.-Official
sanction was given today by the gov
ernment for transmission of United
States mails, by aeroplane for the
first time in history. Permission was
granted by Postmaster General Hitch
cock, for J. A. d. McCurdy to fly from
the outgoing liner Kaiserin Augusta
Victoria with mails to New York next
Saturday, when the vessel, is fifty
miles at sea. McCurty will carry a
pouch containing letters from passen-
gers to all parts of the world The
only condition imposed by the post
mastergeneral is that the writer's of
letters be informed that the mail is
to 30 by aeroplane.