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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-18
NEW COURSE
FOR W. Y. i.
ENGINEERING COURSE ADDED TO
STATE UNIVERSITY BY
REGENTS.
Prof. Jones Heads Departnent-Or.
Bishop New Greek Professor.
Succeeds Prof. Green.

Special Dispatch TO tho In.crliGrnrcr
PARKERSBCRC. ". Va. Aug IL
A. the meeting OF the West Virginia
Board OF Regents held here to-day
many important matters In connection
with the State University at Morgan
town and the Noraml schools of the
State were transacted
Dr Charles r. Bishop. OF Williams.
burg. Va. was elected TO the chair of
Greek AZ the State University. sue
.cceding Prof Henry : Green. OF Nor
gantown. whose removal occurred
some months ago.
The board also decided 20 establish
an engineering college al tho state
University Prof c. r Jones was
named dean of the new engineering
college. and Roland T. Davis. OF Cor
nell. as associate professor Of struCtu-
raj engineering This is an entirely
new feature 81 work ~ the Tniver-
eity
Hon Earl " Oglchay. Of Wheeling.
Who o. q nov member OF the board.
succeeding Editor VI G. Tough. OF
Fairmont. attended his FIRST meeting
az the board. and az conference
held hy the members. together with
Governor Glasscock and col Thomas
T. Hodges. the new president OF the
state University. DO advocated a mum
her ~ ncW features in connection with
fhD agricultural department Of tho
University
colonel HODGE Wa- in conference
with fhe board practically au day in
connection with University matters
lia takes formal ,r1rr. aa president
OFF fh, University October LIST
Tho Board of Regents probably will
ho 900 session until noon Friday. ss
fhe-o arc -ff1 1 number OF matters iu
connection with tho University and
Normal schools of the state fp bc
acted upon Governor G'asecock. who
was boo conference with fhe members
fh. morning Ioft for Charleston 90
fu,r
Ti, following memlrr- of tHo hoard
H,-- present 100 fDdlt- IONS
Ilur EHri W O.isay. Eim 90 ..
" 20 ShIoFrs State slrorirtoudeut
OF school Charleston Major q %
F.rf.t rIrtcr.hrrr o. : Norfhrof'.
UunrrefDr. and George IS Iail.,.
Charleston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-18

chancellor. who is REFRESHING the SUI
preme lodge of the United States at
the conclave here
Elect Officers.
Several hard fights are on for the
various Offices which will be filled AT
the election to-day. George :. Butts,
of this city. and Dr. Peters. of Blue
/ field. are the two candidates that are
holding the boards The south is sup
porting Mr.. Peters and north Mr.
Butts
Past Grand Chancellor : D. Mont
gomery is being doomed for grand
keeper OF records and seals. while
James II. Beans and Charles SchucS
are also candidates.
Day In Camp.
With drills by BATTERY 4. and sew
eTal Of the companies. the camp had
a warlike aspect yesterday and hun
dreds OF spectators we're on the pa
radc grounds to watch the events.
The competitive drills were again
postponed and will be held this morn
! ing. The winners. however. in the var
ious events will not be mentioned un-
I'll tomorrow afternoon, when the
prizes will be awarded.
The tented city Will be torn down
this afternoon and the knights and
their families will spend the day in
/ the shady hooks of the Wheeling
park. where a picnic will be held. In
the evening the grand military ball
Will be held at which all the knights
will attend with their full uniforms
on. The dance will be held at the
White Palace Dancing hall at the
park.
The session Of Tho Grand Lodge will
close during the afternoon and 10y
I niEhtfall practically all th. Knights
VIII De homsward bound The COM
ClaVe ia one Of tho most successful
and largest attended ever held in this
state. The visiting delegates are more
than pleased with the treatment they
were given by tho Wh.cliugit,s and
are anxious TO return IN the near fu-
turc
Parade Notes.
Dr Eplug 81 Mcdowell county. "a
prominent Republican politician. who
was appointed hr SPEAKER W,tzal ON
n" labor commission states that ne
southern section % th. state will soon
organic" several companies in "a" coal
regions br Epiinr launched Fresi-
dent Hatfield as % ruheruatoriai cane
didatc while 90 the city
The mothers and wives o. the local
knights were al ON the sidewalks
wildly cheering Tor their fayorit,s
when they passed
Next week comes the German sol-
dirrs' convention and then the Iir
state Fair Something doing all thc
time in Wheeling.
And Wheeling i- boosting f.r that
new 600 D0n home that tur o. fhians
are g. build Tho ont tho pike. terri
tory is suitable location
Every convention held h.rc this
summer has been a successful ON. aud
th.v nll want to come back fn Wheel
irr Hand DO fn Roy o. NatIDr and
W iiliam SchwsrtfrrE,r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-18
BOMB OUTRAGE.
Tenement in Gotham Dynar,ited-
Tenants in Panic

NEW YORK. Aug. 17.-Antonio COL
arusso had just finished entertaining
ms friends in honor 81 tho arrival OF a
ndnS FIT ana mad sent the last guest
hofn" carly today when A bomb ex-
pi"d'd outside the door OF his apart-
m"nt. Tho explosion threw CoIarusso
ana MS wife out Of he'd and covered
tnem with fragments % brick and
PLASTER and drove the other occupants
81 1he tenement into the street in
wild excitement. AIr and Nrs c.
ATuss" and the baby. which silent on a
cnar beside them. escaped with only
slight injuries. ''''S
"iarusso said he had no enemies
lhdt ne knew II and had never r.
..Ntd any threatening letters. About
@dis az" demands for money
wine and oil merchant A'''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-18
BOY BERRY PICKER
SQUEEZED EY SNAKE

NORFOLK Conn. Aug f-
Attacked Dos large black
snake Whil" Deriving in % rc.
mote section of thc eastern
part of fhis town. o. day or tvo
ago George Sash. Do Years old
was squeezed into iraon4itiifv
before aid reached him in re.
sponsc to bis cries Whom
found D., John Malone, or
whose farm be- worked poo uas
unconscious Tho snake Dad
disappeared 100 tho bushes az
Nahouey.s approach Sash
said DO did NOT 500 fhc reptile
until b. had begun fo wrap if
self about Fm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-18
KNIGHTS TURN OUT
tcoutinusd from FIRST Page,


MoundsyiiIe These lodges had
ho1t on which was bedroom scene.
with dying member 900 bed. while
alouts.d" az him stood a brother
Knight caring TOR him. Seated nearby
was %" sick man wii" and children.
j his pathetic scene created much com
ment
Do" AMOS company followed nearly
%" strong WIN the members dressed
100 Whlt" pants ana h'1" shirts. head
'' ny 'h'l' own ''N'. lh"n mhrched
''' i''h" ""' COMPANY. '"ttHlht hars.
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cbs,iesto, Selected
Ct.rI.sfor Won fha frtf f,- tho
fgf. convention Yesterday after a
.rfr.tsI rrlf Nfth other Wost Nfr.
r.r.a towns Tho uaki.s from that
ci.s we're arc.I, responsible for vIr.
t.rr fr, frhf The officers Will NOT hc
elected until fha evening when prac.
ural. ar fhe business viii be con.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-18

the judiciary recall feature of the Ari-
iona constitution. and TO provide for
making the New Mexico constitution
easier OF amendment. This agree
ment is said TO conform to President
Tait's wishes. and undoubtedly means
Statehood for the two Territories at
this session
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-18

AZ the Magnolia fishing camp. Big
Wheeling creek. Thursday Tho ladies'
i'tt The city tn "a large picnic wagon
carly in the morning and tho DAY
Nas spent In outdoor amusemcnfs
j nose present were. Mosdames Jac.,
wallet. thas. Ucitcrs. Vim Schenk.
Geo. w. Ncimcr. Anton Jefferson.
VIM ?. Cox. Jess McCauslaEd. Lou
Brand. Chas Frocso. r = Cowf. t.u
Im1oN and JOS Hcuter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-18
Altar Servers Picnic-

Ih" altar servers OF IN. 81 81.
.."i-'s church. enjoyed an outin.
Thursday az Wheeling park TIN.
Dog "oro accompanied bv Row
Father Clemens and tho church fru.
tees The day Was -pru' iu outdoor
sports and a great time WAS r.p,rt.d
hr fh" boys Dinner unz served f-
fh" GOOD old fashioned y,ar. ont In .b.
open
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-18
NEW STATEHOOD GILL.

WASHINGTON. % G.. Nue f-
Tho Senate and House coufcrces on
the Statehood situation to-day arrived
at n complete agreement 90 eliminate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-18

Inc woman who knows how IN
spank a baby properly didn't acnui~e
cnce school 'P0iu-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-08
CUPID AND THE TEACHER
Bcguilcmcnts Of tho Little Love
God tho Banc of School
Officers

Logan county lost only two teachers
by marriages III the holiday season
That's enough too said County sus
pcrintcndent Humphrey today. Thai
felbw Cupid IS the oanc of all school
officials. Sometime a dozen or more
voung uomep teachers flee from the
schyoI room to new situations, wfa
only one pupil and teacher. one az
rector and one superintendent,
In one OF the city schools yestei-
day d paper started BY somebody CALI
ed for Signatures for a red cross SO
ciety. Each teacher was asked u sne
htcpdcd to be married, or hoped Is
be married. within the Year. IL y
said all signed and all put crosses al
ter their names
llowever. the city schools did mol
snfler in the holiday season. IRON
what Mrs. Wigs calls the ',hyinenllaa,
halter
Yesterday finished his inspection Q
the district schools. He visited 10
rooms III rural and town schools oul
side OF Guthrie, meaning about ~
buildings Crescent and other place
have several teachers each IN
schools. NTH two or three excef
tions are reported better than ever b
fore
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-08
BILL
IS NEGRO 5
UNDO|NG

Attempts 10 secure change Tor
slQl bill today led VIII Matthews into
the city Jail He rests under charge
Of robbing another negro OF $lS0.
An unknown negro reported TODAY
that while he slept at tie -iattheN
house. South Secord sstreet, last
night he was robbed Of $3.50, cash
describing the denominations early
an the day Win Matthews, who :
about the most notorious negro II
Guthrie. was found trying 70 get some
regular sized moucN out Of the blll
At petcrMa's clothing store he VA
sighted aud uabbcd. Hc docs rot eN
plain where he got 1t.
Chief Mitchell secured the sl00 bil
aud sa5.0O from Matthews pockets.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-08
|uG SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY


There will be big Sunday school
rally service in the First Methodist
Episcopal church sunday mornlng'
al II o'clock. Dir. Ramsey will preach
10 the children. All parents are In
vited to bring their children TO TINS
service.
Sunday evening the subject will be
Personal Evangelism" There will
be special musical program Tor
Sunday evening
The revival meeting at the First NJ
| y church will begin January 10. Dr.
| / A. Smith and daughter will assist
DR.. smith. OF Beloit. Wis. Is one
| among the most noted speakers IN the
| United States. Miss Smith Is great
chorus leader and soloist OF national
reputation. She is also successful
worker among ladies' A bis chorus
4 of 50 voices is being organized for the
4 meetings
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-08
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TIE Retailers will have t'seir an,
nusl meeting concluding With buffet
luncheon, Tuesday night. 4s.
The oil well boosters are nearing
their goal. and just q few more sub
scriptions will insure boring for oil
The plumbers have not YET gotten
around 10 all the water pipes dam
aged in The recent freeze. haeh
plumber has a waiting list like that
of fashionable club, a4
Nick stephens. the pure cotton seed
boomer Of the Retailers association,
avs the farmers are taking Neli to
as plan tc plant an improved variety
and many orders have been placed,
Cotton is still coming IN small
quantities.
Tex Ioues. Guthrie faYorite y
baseball. has been sisnei 1y the tni
Icago White SoN, American league.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-08
.sAAkfas MEET 1t NfDf0aD
Special to Daily Leader.

Medford. Okla, Jan. h--frhe state
Bankers section of the Grant coun-
Is bankers association met here Mon
day and prepared a petition TO the
legislature now ID session, asking lot
the enactment Of new laws and the
amen lment OF laws now existing
which apply TO the regulation OF state
banks. Among other things asked tor
was the guaranty fund be left III tne
banks agairst which It was levled
subject to the order Of the banking
board that the state banking board
and the secretary thereof be practlcal
hankcrs. aud that the state deposits
be distributed among the counties OF
the state In proportion to the popula'
ticn of the counties,
Officers we're elected for the ensu
ipr year as follows: w. j. caro-
!ner. president; II. L. Wilson, sccre
tsrv.trcasurcr both officers being res
idents of Medford
There arc NOW fifteen state banks
in Grant county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-08

The Rappha Phi society was organ
ized at the home of Miss Marguerite
Brown last night by the girls OF the
senior class Of the high school, Inc
officers are: Marguerite Brown, pres
dent Jessie Fauchier secretary, Ahee
Spencer, treasurer and Matte Oiare
|(;anoo soothsayer.. The members are.
Misses Reba Calm. Jessie Fauchier'
Maty Crook. villa Freidley, cara
Kiefer. Frances Rowe. Matte Clare
Gano. Alice Spencer, Eleanor Han
ford and Marguerite Brown.
Extensive plans are being made TO-
a charity ball on January ~.
II Mrs. Huey entertained the koone'
Shah club yesterday.
Three organizations were III com
bined meeting at the home OF MIS-
Mary Hart this afternoon-the execu
tive board of the federation OF ciups
the general assembly OF the 1edefS
tion and the Ectude club
At the meeting OF the fflaa
Euchre club at the home of Mrs,
II. Cotteral, Mrs. S. T. Bledsoe wo
The first prize, Mrs. Van VOORHEES, ID
I second and Mrs. McCarty the cons
lation.
Frank Prosser, fifteen years on
.avr d birthday party at bis hon
,a4 Mansur avenue, West Fflds
4 evening. About thirty OF his your
y friends as semblcd. There were gam
4 land refreshments.
- ------------~
FOUND Money picked up on sire
Januare 7 will be restored II Q"
or identifies same at Convention Da
and pays for this advertisement AT
d Richards
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-08
BROKE PAROLE, BACK 70 Pen

Ralph Christy, after an absence
from the penitentiary OF over a year
must 60 back to complete two years
term for burglary committed on
Noscmhcr 26,. 1907. He WAS paroied
In 1905 by the governor and vas moi
long afterward arrested for violation
OF his parole He broke jail and was
only recently rccaptutcd. lie WAS In
the district court today,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-08
GUTHRIE LECTURE COURSE

judge George D. Alden will speak
tuesday evening, January 10, on the
Needs Of the Hour" His lecture will
be helpful especially to young people.
Reserved seats. rs cents and SO cents
at the Owl Doug Store beginning on
Tuesday, | p. m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-08
JUDGE Alden is a direct des<crdert
OF John and Priscilla All heW Rne.
landers win want to reAr him.
uAskEl,'s FARE. ~ ~ Il II
''''' WELL MESSAGE
fr,ont,pued from rare ID

nal and grounds at Dursntg
n, 3. No. 81 -I,olen. Wright, Fee'
blv and Def'ord Appropriating ll2o'
000 for building q the central nor
nal at Edmond.
II. n. No. .6S--Bolcn and ClArK u
Atoks -Cfeating the Office OF distflct
attorney at salary OF $3.50 10 a.
tricts up to 1900; $4,000, In districts
over that population. !.
II. II. No. s9--Tcthec and Lsndrun
(of tho senate, Giving the coriiiifis
sIoner of charities api corrtctlons,
power 10 act as next friend Or inter
ycpe IN cases OF minor children ser
orally. .asss.1
municipal cities ami providing their
government A.
II. d. No. IL Aiken1R Relative 70 Y
Transferring pupils from one school 70
81 n. No. r. fsel&tfsf tc
lions for labor and material u
| ii. p. No. 7s-clark Of Grat Rels'
tive to pandering ga's,Y !. y. aA.;s
i III. b., No. 7s-prswfofd-A.p'ne 2 pnrql e.,
ILriating si,56910 to pay BACK .elallll, I1} ,
| on the Oklahoma jamestown Expos
i ton company II.
4. Hear Judge Alden In the 'eefurs
course al the Presbyterian cffurcn
Tuesday evening. y layN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-08
HANDSOME SCARF PIN FREE
4 phenomenal Offer Made By a New
work Firm #

+ -
Thousands all oyer.Hthe Tn 20
srates are taking advantase 81 4
generous cfscr OF the Gotham Coms
papy 1865 Broadway. N Y. City, msa-
'ag request for beautiful solfpi1v
ed scarf-pn for lady Or senslsnsh,
when is nailed 10 any one sehalns
|naaia and aadress. free Of hare
This ofler is made 70 introdncs
Its IL c,it'ogue of general tle man
disc. household goods, jewr'ry, nov
cities. &C. Readers OF this paasr 4 2
requested to send name and adds' y
| lir,mediately, enclosing dys tw0.eAt
stamps to cover packing aisl lloshas'
Send today and receive wifhon..
cost piece of jewelry that You VIII
be proud Of,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-08
o 600 5000 ocooo Q ooot
|: HAVE YOU AN oPP0RTUN-
!. nv TO OFFER TO SOME

& DO you want partner: or a.
@ man to help you launch some
@ enterprise, either with his mon
. q, TO match your plan, or with
O his money and services put IN
q the balance against your plan
. and services?
q You cNu find your man, II your
q plan is MOOD, through "Bnsi-
o ness Opportunity ad.
q And therW are l0l other use
9 fnl things you can accompils
g through nsinN the business I'D
q portunities' column. Figure
o some of them out.
lc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-08
LARCENY 0F COAL IS eAlRefs

Larceny OF twelve tons Of coal u
charged against Lee Griffin. J, Al
Northup, special officer for the for'
Smith & Western made complaint e
Assistant County Attorney swans
that Griffin and others raided cars or
the side tracks and hauled away
twelve tons of lump coal, valued a
$3.50 M
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-08
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90 o @ o o O o GO o
ne oas.' ana Her Merry Party

Mrs. oas' and Her Merry Parry.
Cheerful Mrs. Wigs and her cnlf
dren and her nelshbors formed about
the mcrricst party that has pccn IN
Guthrie In tong time. They appear.
cd at the Brooks last night and ths
ulay Mrs. Wigs Of the Caqhbase 2
lstch," Was success Throughout
rhc attendance mas fair. 'iets,-.
Mrs. Wigs was represented by
ltarehe GhxEralt Miss Ian By
! Minnie Milne, Mr.. stubblhs by Thvf'le'
A. Akin, and Lp-ey Mary pyt MAY
McNfanus. Tho delightful hnfnor pl
| toe play was shd*n in GOOD slsiso !, ,, ns
these capable actors and their assist
ants The wisdom or the platxffs NJ
! III putting on the colorless, 'splntlessss.
and supine Mics HAY In eontrast Y Y
the vital. chcery, healthy Mrs. WEE
| Il a great feature OF the play a'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-08

Your own friends have attained po
sftlon, honor, cash. How? Oeens
sepi. { salt City Business College
Hutchinson, Kansas, Box 5o3't cat
aloale free. Positions aNa't sraau
.IpS. hf $%t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-08
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10000 600 O o O 0
installation Of G. A. r. officers

Installation Of officers OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic and kindred SO
eieties was the occasion OF 4 large
catherlng at Bnrford hall last night.
The G. A. r. officers, headed by Com.
mander G. A. Delay, were instalico
by Adjutant T. II. Seward. lie also
installed the officers OF the Ladies
Of the G. A. r., headed by Mrs. Ma
bel Lowe. Mrs. MaY Vampncr OF.
liciaicd for the Womans' Rclie'
Corps, of which Mrs. Burns IS tue
| head
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-08
The Golden Girl!

The Golden Girl. 4 4 .,.e4,1
Some OF the prettiest stage pictures
"a be seen IN musical comedy are
said to be found With The lGoMen
Girl" which. will be Offered At ths
Brooks Monday Brass buttons afd
bfettr girls alNass seem to go Meil'
toge ,her and III view. Of the factstnaf
NE settings Tor this. ,ttsIneful OTTER
jnr Il At West Point both uniforms
,.nJ ,ssnS'xne lovetheas are very
'nuch n evidence. In a. way the ,pfa'ss
has strong college atmosphere AZ
the cadets are really students apd
the brief visit Of girls TO- tne the govern
ment academy. at graduation TIME y
| the ohe by affair OF the year, any ~
around that period The Golden Giri
nas been constructed This producc.
zion ran FOR eleven months III chicago
ana comes with a strong cast when
is headed by Leona Watson, AS n I. y
paragraph from the press agen'
of n,ihe Blue Mouse" Clyde Fitch
clever comedy, which Will be seen a I.
the Brooks on Wednesday next y.
forms Us that Mss Grace Merrit'
Who plays the Mouse, aas quite
nea, and tidy sum put away frosn s,,a
her savings as star in When knight
hood Was In. Flower, 5'isard has re
Gently invested II ina hotel, hold
an interest in two theatres posse sse
six thousand dollar automobile,
number of shares OF different nlnin
stocs, ana while en- route to 81. PAU
, two weeks ago sne invested IN, -
: Calumet Copper Mines; Mr.. J, Cuban
Of that city consumatcdi the deal I
|, only goes to prove a few Of t1c pes
!, pie on the outside realize Hhat
: clever business woman, MISS Mcfrl'
Is. although the stage claims ner 2
tertiou first sne sees enough GO
!. respondcnce during the day 70 ssti
b. the busiest of bankcfs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-08

Judoe Alden handles his address
with that lnterringling Of hun,or that
keeps his audience amused as well as
Interested all the time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-08
Socialist viii Lecture

Socialist viii Lecture
j. T. Cumbie. organizer for the 80
oialist party, will speak in the dis
trict court room at 7.30 Sunday even
ing. discussing The Coming Demoe
racy."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-08

Hear Judge Alden In the leeturs
oourse Al the Presbyterian church
tuesday evening. 5asgAs
The Detroit times., 1911-07-18

adopted. however. by vote OF 80 10
4. Senators Bacon. Bailey. Bankhead.
Johnston, Bryan. Overman. and Tay-
lor voting against II.
sThe more rigid portion OF the Dill
limiting the amount a senatorial or
congressional candidate may spend In
any election, and prohibiting the max
ing OF all campaign pledges, was pro
posed by Senator Reed, Of Missouri
and adopted only after a long debate.
Senator Sutherland, OF Utah, admit
ted that the house ,conferees might
force elimination of this from the bill.
Senator Reed referred to the cam
paien- expense statement filed by
Senator Stephenson. OF Wisconsin
showing expenditures OF approx
mately S107, 900 and TO other large
sums spent by senatorial candidates.
He finally offered an amendment put
ting the total expenditure by any
candidate at a sum not TO exceed 10
cents per head for the voters In the
candidates state Senator Borah said
this would permit a senatorial candi-
date In New York to spend nearly
100000 In his election, while the
candidate In Nevada could spend only
about $1,000.