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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-24
AMENDMENT DESTROYS
COkFISCATEO LIQUORS
TWenty-SeYeD Democrats and
ThITiy.Flur Republicans Vote
For Substitute

The house OF rsrf fesentatiyes OF the
special session o. tHe Oklahoma leg
islaure yes erdl. ate noon passed a
SUD. ilu.e measu e by Representa-
tive Ross Of LaWttn. abo ishing he
state liquor disDe'saTy system, by d
vote Of 81 to 81 wsntgseven Dem
ocras and thif flour Republicans
voted for The Bill and dirty Demo
cfate and one Il, iNbliaan, Represen-
atlYe Dixon, cs OkIHs'tpe county,
voted against II hfle The bin was
passed any poas'olo reconsideration
was blocked By ihe motion q recon
slider being abled.
Several bills were passed finally,
Including Worrman's oil inspection
( bill increasing The fees for oil inspec-
lion On an estimate az ~ % 10 pet
cent, the ant-usury bin by Moore ol
4 johnson, Glover and Miisap Cove :
{ nor Haskell submitted his fifteenth
message calling attention TO Che fact
/ hat me sate must soon acquire iha
! 1890 acres for the McAieslar peni-
tentiary and making plain one OF two
minor matters previously submitted
Eurnette Opens Fight.
When the Ross ani-dispensary
substitute came up yeste day Bur
neue Immediately offered the old bill
prepared BY hims II and Jahn MS d
subs itute amendment Representa-
tive RGss made point OF order
aganss again considering this Oh
bin which had been eliminated and
~ speaker upheld him. Faulkual
l4unsed substitute fer all pendina
motions thar the bill be reconmitied
Nth Instructions to add an amend
ment equiring all conhscaed liquor.
to be destroyed
1 Faulkner spoke in support Of hi.
motion, saying that under the pres
I ent system Of The state selling tht
coHdscaied liquors the state Is nam
aiming an endless chain of dealing u
! secondhand liquors, capturing some
stuff a thousand ines over
Representative Lewis Of Beekha1
: county, The Oldest member in The
house. made a long speech on the bl
E and became SO exhausted tina u,
ceased in the middle OF a sen nc'
and had 10 be carried oul to the { e }
air before he recovered
rilloiscn made shor, but forcibl,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-24

missioufss $l,2O0 mortgage clerk Si,-
$50. assistant and bookkeeper, $1,000;
assistant bookkeeper and interest
lesI f1,aal. examiner u abstracts,
1,NN; caininer ot abstracts OF title
$3.50, senograpner ana clerk 1880;
ua stanegrapher and clerk, $1,000;
ne stenoglapher $1,000 four farm
loan appraisers Sl,SaD cach ANA act
DHl expenses w4h allowance of $a
ppr dAy for hotel accommodations;
oue superintendent of sales at S2i10
and uecss9sy expenses. one assistant
superintendent oi sales SlSAe ana
expenses. one cashier I'd Sl,b0o and
aenees; aRe auceioneef AZ slS0g
ref vear and expenses, one stenog-
iapbeg III $3.50 and expenses While
engage N field work; cue chict
clerk a $500 per annnm, one book-
geeper al sl,210. one tpac book and
record clerk at $1,000; two stenog-
laph5rs AZ $l,.gQa each.
Heiafs house bill, No. 100, relat-
rg To im dering. WAS called up, bul
Nas a Nlred to a special committed
AeeanHel 81 which is Senattr
geHldia Yeager ami Ilalfs~-s a"-o'
rWion which was adopted Senalor-
Allen au Graham were added 70 tae
eemrtA SIS.
The hill by Senator FtgnkliG ba
ire he renaicrh measure introducot
~ She sepaie. waieh its author mad
har fish, for was finally passed
as amonstd. 1t provides foc thi
G sfer of certain probate matters
ana vhe ii is made to appear tha
al probate matter penaine in any
oaort IN Che state waien bY act
pf congress aud the constitution wa!
transferred FROM the courts OF th'
territory of oklahoma and HE t'n'tot
STATES ceGgis ci indian ne itoD Z
court Of ihis siaie IFS nai r th'
tcumy where tAe venue would he 4
eeine ,ter taa admission % ia0
f'ate in,o the union, The caaI wAer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-24
JUDICIAL DISTRICT PROTEST

Ptolet has beeu made by the bar
az AhHps against changing the iu-
9Wial. q irict ~ proposaed Ia she
ieisigi& ae biil pfAdipg ii ihe sen,
78to 4 a.ls.- iaiaslgea-lO reYisc. -iRa
T disielgl Pushmatha, leFlore, Has
kell and Lalimer c9umies. With one
iudee by adding the counties Of Nc
tmiaiu and Choclaw. and giving two
Judges S.nee protest has been made
b ie suggested to leave ihe Anters
dis'Ficl aiact and c,eaie new iis
igcl Og 81 Chortaw, McCuriain. BY
an, Marshall, Atoka and JOhnstor,
with two judges i chang IS alse
Proposed iof the Love Carter county
district which, u adopted VII make
il the eaviesi district III the state,
This VIII add to Carter and Love the
counties Of Jefferson. Garvn. Mc.
Claim. Murray. Cleveland. oklahoma
3na i.eean, with six district judges
elected large Throughout the dis
nict. The bill s. siill pending be
}fre the democratic caucus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-24

speech for the Roas substitute. 'In
he first legislature yosed not only
70 he prohibi ion law but for the
dispcnsary,7 be s2id. Il kn w moth
ms about the dispensary system but
aGdghi such might he d good thing
IN Qlahcna, ai any rare was will-
ms he &iYe ID q rial K has been q
compile g falura. and | AIN now ready
y3te agaiusi III" Mr. Tiliois0n
3id thar an captured goods should
Je destroyed Parties in Kansas
city eday are buying this condscai-
Cd slf said he and they ship ~
rlgh back into oklahoma.
Destroy captJ ed Liquors.
Ross moged mai his substitute bill
aboishins the dispenHary be recon-
mit,ed to ada an amendment Q the
present prohibition law 10 require ait
aanliscated liquors dssl2eyed immeu-
alely
Epoll Of Bryan, following the lead
Of Duants argument, c0niended that
repeal thc dispense Y article OF the
prohibition law would leave the en-
.Mcement law imperfect since many
81 be enforcement provisions are iu-
terwcven With tho disaepsary provi
sians Recammit this BILL he said
o Alr. Ross, and reframe The ptohib
tory law SO that hey Will be com
pletc wiihou, dispansary provision
and ! win dght with YOU ON the Noon
Tor the abolishmen OF the dispens
ary
Helm Of Creek county said that he
Ross amendment requiring the de-
stroyng OF coniiscated iiquo imme
dia,ely was good
Darant Calls for Vo,e.
All he conclusion of the Burnett
remarks Durant Who Nas chiefly IN
strumeuial ia holding tie dispensan
forces together, demanded, d vote. III
waged dawn two or three epresenta
lives who would speak saying
"Thsle IS no use In alIing any mo.
about IT, EXery man mere know.
hoN he IS going % gotc aud you ca
rot change one vote here In ten d&
augment. ycfa Noe.'
Continued on Page Five
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-24
ON DEPOSIT GUARANTY LAW.
.. p. Whatiey Of chickasha critioses
Certain Features OF Act,
Special 10 Daily Leader.

Special 30 Daily Leader
Hobart, okla Feb "a I'm an al,
dress before Grour One of he Okla
homa Bankers association here J T
Whatley, a banker Of Chickasha and
deputy under St4e Bank Commits
gioner Young, advocated several i'm
poTtsnt changes III the deposit guar
anty law. He declared thai the state
banking board should consist entirely
of state bankers, recommended by
the several grour associations ana
appointed by the governor. He would
have the guaranty fund remain with
the banks taking lis advantage. the
bank Issuing certificate OF denos'
therefor.
Il believe" said Mr.. Whailes
"that the banking law should be Sc
drawn that Il would be possible fc
the bank commissioner 90 enforce hf
collection 7f th' 100 per cent assess
mem on sae stockholders Of failed
banks under any and all circum
stances.
To do away with the one MAI
bank. he would have an auditing CON
mission to assist Tie bank examiner
In his examination.
"Under our law" he said, an.
managing office who borrows money
either directly o. Indirectly, from
his bank Is guilty of larceny. while
there is no law 20 prohibit him from
organizing some Wildcat corpora iea
or number OF wildcat corporations
and borrowing % per cent Of tn,
banks capital FOR each Of them
Mr.. Whatley recommended ina
the bank commissioner should hav'
ten days in which to audit the ac
counts Of the failed banks before h'
begins paying derositors. He woul'
have the banking board issue certid
Gates of indebtedness OF all claim
against the bank, the certificates Z
bear s per cent interest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-24
TO MOVE GRAVE
or CHIEFS MOTHER

Special to Daily Lender.
lawion Okla, Feb 2l-The body
oi Cynthia Ann Parker, The mother
Of Chef Quanah Parker Of the CO..
aanche Indians. is to be removed
om The litle graveyard at Palestine
Texas. ic the mountain home Of har
son near Cache. okla n was nearly
ffty-oieh years ago that lhis wD.te
Noman. who had lived 'or '@eniS.icug
years with the Comauche tribe u ed
at the iomc Of brother near pales
nue. gyo years before her death
shc was captured in a battle with
be Cowanches and taken back inio
utilization by Gen Sui Ross. uha
'itCrwlra became governor oi feyaH
Chief rl.ter was ia Lawt1n to-day
We rs picased % know thai ihe hens
OF his B thef was soon to rest in
ssaye upoa his homestead III th.
Wichitai.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-24
MANY BILLS PASSED
IN FINAL ROLL CALL
Consideration Of Fee and Salary
Bill PuI over FIR
Another Day

y.
Act.AS as II ~ iWeie VI eaticSt ehS
Ntner u@ NAeh taiAiilS apoue aN
1af4s auJouri AietI n, Y the lesiai'ttu n
.te sei'..,e oouy ,was az pusS aS .
i-ise y l,ess Sss'ell.'S aLleInoon, ,l. u,
Asain we coue eohihilttee ? lsp9ls \
"as usietfsu, IN WY SqN III LII
IlscasSlQA peAils E = eiocA lnls ~
'e.hooA' ala pecause ~ ~ N1nol
~n'eh N'g Maae N gus ehbFosstl's
"a the iees ana salaIlss pll y was
( N leaalel' put tAe seill'e WIZ pu7s Z
.ehX WOW, passihs lii'a-i4 tne lolioN
lls pi'is' all VI which eal-y 'no ei'i0'
seheS cltNSe'
Senate lill NO. GA, ny Taylor pre-
scrlhing damages q mental angtus-
cases against Telegraph c1mpauies
ior negligence IN handling messaBcs'
senate hil No. 23 by Stafford, w. "
the prapcr weighing Of mill prodllc's;
senate b ! no. 81, BY Taylor, feSulat
ing tlie saie OF cocaine and otnei
efu&s = i'at9 oln ~ w .Mol'l.hii''1 4- IN
~ " II ~ 10 y y,sIin 'g rea,,i,4ne hett 4,
anfa,r ,dit;ons n iails Ma nooi
'.' .,~nsos. a@nate hil M Ma NV MARIE
m,ai.ina an annrnnriation far the Dur
go - re,n,bnraing ths connor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-24
,r,eMrss cAnNoT BE CURED


DEAFNESS cAENoT BE CURED
by local applications, as tney cahno'
reach the diseased portion Of the ear
There is only one way to cure deal,
ness end that Is by CONSTITUTIONS
Tomediss Deafness is caused by an
iaflamed condition Of the mucous IN
Ina Of the Eustachian Tube. When
fhIs tube is inflamed you nave
rnmbljne Sound or imperfect hearing
and when ii is entirely closed, Deaf
moss is the result and unless the m
fiamaiion can be taken out and TINS
ribe restored to its normal condition.
bearing will be destroyed forever
nine cases out of ten are caused Dy
catarrh. which is nothing but an ih-
famed condition oi the mucous sur
f0ces no,,ars
we win give One Hundred Dollars ! ;
sfor any case Of Deafness Caused ny
fatarrhl hat cannot be cured by
-iall's tatarrh Cure. Send for oifcu-
lars. free
"a. CHENEY & co. Toledo, o.
Id hy Druggists, 75c
Take siall's Family Pills Tor con'
tipaiion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-24

If troubled with Indigestion, con
siipal,on, no appetite or feel bilious,
give Chamberlain stomach and Liver
Tablets trial and YOU win he pleas
cd with the result These tablets IN
vigorate the stumach and liver end
strengthen the digestion. Sold by all
dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-24
HOPE FOR LEGISLATION

Most Of the members OF the 10
gan County Anti-Tuberculosis society
are working hard in the interests OF
the fresh air camp hill now before
the Legislature, and prospects are that
II will pass. The society Is now
strong in numbers, aud expects ~
have more people soon. II has a small
deposit IL the treasury, which is t3e
laIance LEFT over from the contribu
tons to the exhibit.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-24
KlckEr IN FACE BY HORSE
,neoial 10 Dally Leader.

Perry. okla. Feb "A Donald Gut
rev. son Of Ellsworth Guttey, whose
home s six miles east Of Billing
was kie1ed in the face by a horse
and sustained painful injuries. Il
was following along behind the am
rad whoa it kicked at a dog and tht
1uof struck the boy in the face, Gu
ing eevere cash 70 the upper III
and infllcting other serious iaeia
injuries.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-24

A few minutes delay in treating
some cases Of Group, even the length
Z time it takes to go for doctor
lfien proves dangerous. The safest
way is 70 kepe Cbamberlain's Cough
Remedy In the house. and az the first
Indication OF Group give the child a
lose. Pleasant TO take and always
,ures. Sold by all dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-24
1onk AlI AS MONEY

Often all a man earns goes TO doc
tcrs, or for medicines. to cure Ston-
ach. Liver or Kidney trouble that Dr.
Kings New Life pills would quickly
sure at slight cost Best for Dyspep
ia. Indigestion, Biliousness, Constpa
lion, Jaundice. Malaria and Debility
sc at all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-24
{. A. LaWLER CRITICALLY ILL
Vurse Says Detectives Condition Is
Growing Worse

'NeUlaI 70 UlIIY IltdItT,
Oklahoma city, okla Feb a.
That G. A. Lawler. the Oklahoma
CITY detective who is wanted as a
witness before the committee Of the
ouse OF representatives that is IN
tsigaing charges Of misapproprla-
ION filed against Governor Haskell
S critically i'll, was intimated by me
,lrse tncay when she decla ed tha,
he patient is growing weaker and
AN not he removed from bis room
He takes no nourishment and the
complication Of diseases Is telling on
IS system.
Lawler will possibly die.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-24
SILER CITY
LADY A VICTIM
MRS. GlLLlLAl8D. or slLER CITY,
WAS LEFT IN cad SHAPE AS
A RESULT OF AN At

TACK OF He GRIP.
Siler CITY, y c 81 was in bad
shape.n writes AIRS. sarah 3 Gili-
land, OF fhis place 'ater an at.ack
Of he grip; was bothered with wom-
aRS oubles 5ut since taking Car
dui am muca ilnpreyed 10 has
doHe me more sooa than the doctors
and feel it saved mvs lie, after all
1theF nae ho0s eaG failed
Il hank you for ihe good that
Cardui has dane 10 Ma and hope
every lady who saisars Will ry Il /
gilI eecommend It 70 my friends
You can ely cn Cardui tetng Of
benedt to ycu. It's ingredients are
mild herbs having q gentle tonic ef-
ec on the fsmaie c0ngtitu ion The
apec.al herbs afe gfown abroad and
imported by us dircat They are not
in the pharmaccpeia nor to sale at
druggists, except 4 put up by us. 50
gou cannot sci the effect of Cardui,
keep BY buying Cardub The woman's
anic.
No other medicine OF tonic has ex-
2cily the same results as Cardui, no
other has he record Of so Yeas OF
successful treatments of eases OF fe-
\ nalc weakness, debility and disease
\ If IS certainly wcrth trying
\ Ask your druggist
M b Write o. Ladies Advisory
inep Chattanooga Medicine CO.,
j Chat anooga, Teun.. for Special III
81 notions, and G4Fage book Home
Treatment for Women,' sent in plair
wrapper on reqaest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-24
Free
Rheumatism
Cure
Cure
A Home Cure VIII BE Given FREE
BY One who Had Il.

y fISfH~ 1efN w ~ AtfSii = =
BY One who Had Il.
In The spring Of 1898 I was AZ
tackled by Muscular and lnflamma-
tory Rheumatism suffered as
only those who have it know, for
over three years ] tried remedy
after remedy, and doctor after doc.
tor. but Such relief as / received
was onlI teHAhssry Finally, }
found d remedy that cured me
completek and il has never re-,
turned. have eiNehlit 10 a NUNS
Der whos~weees4terr iietesp.
AND even bed ridden with Rheu-
mafism, and il effected eufe IN
every case
will send a free tiial of this
precious remedy By mail. postpaid
10 aHv sufferer wlio writes for It,
Just flll Out the coupon below and
mail Il 10 ne today
Mark II jackson. No ass James
Street. Syracuse ~ y
IS Mr.. jackson Is responsible.
Above statemcut true Pub.
Af.dress .ss .....4...a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-24

A lazy liver leads to chronic dyspep
sia and tipaton--weakens the
whole system. Doan's Regulets 20
cents per lox) correct the liver, tone
the stomach. cure constipation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-24

sach sui is pending shall, upon tne
application Of the grardian' I'M ..nif
make IA order transfet ring such snl ,nn
"a the comfy where the venue pfpp'
crly lies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-24
aehoeI nd pepartn1ent Oflloes

One secretary to the commissioners
af the l.ed office Sl,G50 per annum,
'tne siatisi cal and report clerk, $50;
oHe cleri' $500; one mailing clerk
sCe0 assistant sec etary to the cDm-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-25
TO INVESTIGATE
SHIP SUBSIDY LOBBY

Washington. March ga rosolu-
tlou dsrlfrinE in substance tina Their,
exists Is lobby Tor the purpose Of CON
duetins a campaian in behalf ~ abs
ship subsidy hin and asking for ths
appointment of n committee "a iu-
Nestisate thv matter. was adopted o,
thc heus' committee ga The Judiciary
;naa,.
The resolution. which WIS intro
ductd hs R.pres,ntstiN. Ste.nerson
ef Minnesota. declares that eertain
publications. witch are named have
made allegations hat has
been ~dohtuehcd hy tureign Steamship
Interests that scek 20 prevent the
gassisv af % hili Go encourage the
American merchant marine.
Former Governor Hcrriek of phi.,
John HAYS Hammond. president Or
ttr National League of Republican
and D. a. SehWvrin. Ni,c-presi-
af thc Pacific Mai steamship
company. are named la the resolution
his members af thc Merchant Marin.
leagte. oreanizrd to mrs, th. rnSssg,
Hi the subSids rHi
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-25
INDIANA WELCOMES
FORMER VICE RPESlDENT

indianapolis. March a. %lndianap-
oils and Indiana today welcomed for
mer Nice-Presidcnt Charles W Fair
hanks and Airs. Fairbanks home AFTER
N Avnf's trip around the world.
The demonstration in honor of Mr..
and Airs. Fairbanks was notable They
were met at the Union station this
afternoon hs the committee Ia charge
el the reception and escorted 10 the
soldiers and sailors monument by
soldicrs from Fort benjamin Harri-
son aud hy mann citizsns in autumo-
hiies rha re were great crowds along
che liae so march and at the postof-
flee huilding were gathered thousands
nf school children
The i,tmer vice-presidfnt spoke ~
thrso briefly D. then proceeded o.
Monument place. where the farmal
address 81 welcome was delivered by
Governor Marshall
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-25
ATLANTA -AGENT OF PIIENIX
COMPLETELY ENONER ATE.D

Atlanta. Ca. March 24.=H. c.
%Stockdoii. former general agent oil
the Phenix Insurance company OF
Brooklyn. with headquarters at At
%Hlarta. and who. following the revela-
tions concerning the affairs of the
companys home office. was removed
from office because of an alleged
shortage, was today completely exon
Grated by the Phenix officials Of any
charges of wrong-doing. In a letter
addressed to Mr.. Stockdell. Major
Charles w. Ward. who succeeded
Stockdell rs genera agent. says:
1T affords me pleasure to state that
all of Your affairs with the Phenix
Insurance company have been settled
satisfactorily and in accordance with
agreement. ! desire 10 say that GER
tain newspaper references To your af-
fairs with the Phenix were. / think.
Of such "a, nature as TO give an err
roneous impression To the pubic OF
actual facts. So far as | am in
formed n believe. the officials. Of
the Phenix We're not a party in any
way 10 the publication.
1T affords me further pleasure Ia
say tha4nihere is nothing in connec-
ton with Affairs which reflects IN
the least upon your personal charac-
ter and integrity. Mn connection with
yoH has been very agreeable and YOU
have been frank and above board with
me in every particular"
AIR. Stockdell said that the settle
ment with the Phenix was made in
accordance with an agreement hat he
made with the company in 1907.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-25
BUCKLEY PRINCE OF
LOBBYISTS
New York Insurance Inquiry
Bares Career Of Man Who
Not Only Dictated Laws But
ForecaSted Court Decisions.
lRy Morning Journal ss-cial I..,.A wb..

New York. March g4-nit by bit
today WINS unfoldcd al the fire insur-
anoe inquiry thu story ct the career
of william IL. buckley. the Albany
law scr, who for wears was q Legislative
agent for the fire insurance com
%lsauies
ON ia, lace Of tho documentary
evidence produced. buckley was well
nigh inNincihle az Albany. II the let
t,rs that we're entered On the records
contained statements of fact-snd for
the most part the, we're letters ex-
chaneed between buckley and the
late George p. sheldon. who was pres
ident 81 the Phenix Fire Insurance
company ef Erooklyn-BuckIsy's
power with the legislature WAS we'll
worth the money ne admits ne re-
ceiVed
Aud Huckle,s Influence at Albany
won't even further. according 10 his
own worsis He Was able to lenrn in
adNtnce e decision 81 the court 81
appeals. De s,id and would keep shell
don informed ns 10 what was coming
off in court.
Miles NJ Dawson. % consulting at
torne2 of New York. said under oath
that Buckley had informed him thai
he could Not get favorable action on
ga him lea Nhi,h ne Was Interested un-
hess be- taid ~ums money To- the
boys
When evidence was produced show
ing that T. r. Mccall. now state su-
prsfns court Justice. had written
buckley s ntms above his own on "a
rheck for S1aeen. which was one al
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-25
RIVER DRAGGED IN VAIN
FOR AUTOMOBILE VICTIMS

st. Louis. March 2t.-Although two
divers and several men with drag
lines worked am day dragging Caho-
kla creek FOR the bodies OF lwo men
supposed To have been drowned early
today whcn AN automobile collidcd
with a pillar II a Niaduct. no trace
OF the missing men has been found
The toc supposed 10 have been
drorned are Jacob Mueller. a con-
Stable. and benjamin McCooL a
chauffeur.
Three other occupants n the ma
chine. Charles Fowler. Henry Din
ana } W. Tyler. all Of 81. Louis.
were seriously injured and are in an
East ST. Louis hospital.
The party had been cut on q pleas
ure ride.
Mueller was known as the nemeses
OF speeding automobilists whom he
pursued on "a motor cycle.
\ telephone message tonight from
an unidentified person 10 the East II.
Louis police. said that neither Of the
two missing men Was drowned. hut
that both are injured and are baine
cared FOR by friends.