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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
HEAR REILLY CASE
Court Today % Hear Two ..1rc
clsimarts ~ LATE General
Reiiiy's Estate.

-r'. .t f..r.t.I tp tae i...I.....,.r
LISBON. O.. oct ---The tIclf
judges announced that on Ihurs-i y.
az . o'clock. they would hear the aD.
p,ications of r.v claimant. Ere egg
~. OF Brooklyn n s. cod Mla
Lloyd. Of Kansls. 90 tie estate OF Ire
i.te Gen = 81 Reilly. 90 DO admitted
INTO the case OF HcFay o. MCNay
and ail attorneys Interested IA tae
matter we're notilrd fo boz present RI
that time
The Berry case vac refused admit
lance by Referee HllInEs'o e.isu
an attorney rcprc-enfIuF parties o.
ready in thr casc objected to allowing
them 90 come ln. Tho Lloyd case lis
since sprung up The attorneys I1
the case will obIett fa having any
other claimants admitted af this fue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
MATCH DOLLARS
TO SECURE TOGA
NEW PHASE DEVELOPED ~
STEPHENSON INQUIRY
Candidates We're 6ied Because They
We're Reported as Being
Rich.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. oct % BE.
cause senator l-aac Stephenson was
reputcd to be- worth s3e.0oo.o00 come
o. his political workers thought they
ought 20 D. paid for their time. and
that Was the reason 90 cost the sen
ator 20 much 90 secure The nomina-
ton az rho primaries in 1905. accord
ius 20 testimony before the senatorial
Investigating committee today.
W Y kren ~ MilNaukre couDfy
testincd that a. Stephenson cam.
paign manager In the county. he eK
pended Sli.snu.
Why did you have 20 spend "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

much money In one county7" asked
senator Hepburn. the chairman
because the other candidates were
spending lot. We felt We had 10
meet ten"
Was II question OF matching
dollars n the senator received 5000
votes IN the county, his campaign en-.
penses appear TO have been 81 for
every vote. IL that rtghtg'
That right n Senator stephen
son had been a poor man his workers
might have campaigned for him for
nothing. but as he was said TO he
worth $4,000 900 IA Was thought only
right that those who worked for him
should be paid"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

ny sl~,p. sae vs-sld AVE 10 - lLfosss
tas serAiehiag escsal .xaia-
cUessls~d cur prysic.n r. rseart 20
a. Aot he p-eneuno~1 Il "Sry ec1r1la
49, an silin-nt vhtch ths dsstcr cav NJ
but dH Ne ICED Then t- a1Vs-c -
% ~ he CuttCsrs nssned-- A. ths
trotiaie Aas heca n our fan1y fcf yeart
sad q eonshcsfet h>f~titsry. islg snrssu.
20 Try % hes1 II 81 ! g.; re Cutlc,lr.
s>so. OtntDsr; and pals. and they se.nee
90 - llIs; mat needed
Tho dl->A-s 80 nnaknr rr-at h-.1-ay
o. ny syue-. un;a I rot the ssgtlcauAl -rae-
etes vhsrh have elssrrc ny ksin % - grsi
p--t. Prom t1e tine the ccsefnA heAlsd A.uf
years agg uriE now. 1 haze never f-li any
q ~ pest. and an Thankful o. Ire CuiIcura
soap ard Ointmsut -hbCh certainly cured Ne
j @l~ayt gte TIE Cuficlra soap fc- toilet
aad hops Other sl1rf-fs fror, skin dis>as<s
iii us- TIE Cuiicura So.o ans oiat-,-n,
tslsnedl irvsn Hutchsson. Tafe~ Rivers.
khh-. Mar 10. 1911
hihourh Cutic1rs soar ant ointnent a--
sold throughogf TIE world . uberzl sample
Of eseh. villa J2-p. book on the skfn and
soAfp viil - sent free on Applioatton - Pot
~ Drug Chem. Corp Dept ia B0ston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
Housebost Attached.

Deputy Sheriff W r. wickham early
yesterday afternoon attached house
boat and contents belonging 20 Mrs.
Bishop. OF warwood. lying on the
Ohio side OF the river. Just above
Warwood. on a judgment OF $40 given
l.. p. Frobe. a Wheeling liquor dealer
Who claims Mrs. Bishop had pur
chasd that amount Of whisky from
hi mduring the past several months
and that she failed 10 pay him for
same.
II 10 alleged that the liquor was
soid In Martins Ferry and that the
officials OF that place were after Mrs.
Bishop. who dropped her boat down
the river near WArwood a few nights
ago.
There was no one on the boat when
Officer Wickham levied the attach
msht. lie put the craft In charge
OF a houseboatman who livcs opposite
warwood. The suit 10 returnhblc on
October 81. before Justice Lee Dobbs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
WARWOOD ENJOYS
BUILDING BOOM
enmARxAslG STRIDES MADE By
Up-RivER nUNlCiPSLiTV
nsss Buildings Ersete1 Than IN Arr
Town % lie six. Along TIE
Ohio River

Ohio River.
Ihs sun of Osperify Ia ahinlng
enxhuy UPON W4rNood NJ pTesent
and during the past spriEg and sum
nfr here have doubtless been more
oui3dings erected thsru than in am
tom its sire on the Ohio river b.
TWEEN Pfttsbgrsh and Cincinnati
There have been more than one hun
dr>d Dwellings built within the cor
porats lines OF War~ooc. twenty ~
winch have been erected Ia the north
end and the maiorify are about ready
Tor occupancy.
In addition TO the iarEe number o.
dwellings, there hav. been quite a.
unmber OF Industries 20 locate 10
Wsrwcod during t3- past year. in-
Guiding the Wheeling Tumbier plant
smpioying about TO skilled men and
boys. the Alloy Steel Company fac
tory. employing 300 persons the
Doatisf Manufacturing Co. makers or
Window weights and many dlrerent
k1nds OF castings. giving employment
% over q hundred hands.
According 10 those Who are In pOsi
ton 10 know. the future prospects 90
Warwood commercially are most fat.
tering. and BY next spring there VIII
doubtless be several more Industries
To b established there. There are
no vacant dwellings In Wargood i
present. and just as quickly as new
house IL completed ~ g. rented
Bcores OF persons working in Wheel
ing and across the river reside In
Warvood. a. II 10 one OF the most
beautiful and thriving little villages
IN West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

General Frederick ID. Grant. major
general commanding the Eastern d.
vision. with headquarters a. Gov
errors Island. New York. has writ
ten Governor GlAsscock that he Nill
visit this state for the purpose OF
inspecting the states mobilization
camp Al Caddell. Preston county. to
ascertain II the place - suitable and
comes within the Requirements for
such camp as the war department
eXacts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
EDGW00D
Ladies Of Vance Memorial Church Win
Hold Mrsicaie IN Msass-Other
Out-the-Pike Items.

Arrauermerts arc bong ma Ir .. fI-
aides Or tho Vance Memorial rUIr~. f1r
tie holding Of .t musicale and entertain -
urs 40 iu fhs rIau-e it Nt uud ei'4lr AfYH-
day evening. Novrrlher s la= been Is-
cldei on as tee date OF H1liIre tire Of
fair md FL committee 90 fhr ladies ia
nov hurv pronartnE a musical 1n1 flf-r-
ary program witch wi. pe rendered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
New charten-

The following charters have been
issued BY the secretary OF state
The Acorn Liquor company OF 1911
Main street. Wheeling. W. Va. 20
deal In spirituous liquors. bottle
liquors and mineral waters. etc Au.
thoriEed capital. $4,000 IncoT-
poratOrs Abraham CndcTlsider. Nor
ris Jacobs and John Hayes % Wheel
ing. and A q. Leonard aad Carlton
Leonard OF Moundsvifle. W Va
Underwriters Securities corpora
ton Of Chicago. M. TO organize or
purchase life. hrc. health. bonding
and insurance companies Of all x nds:
deal in real estate. act a. admins
traitor or executor. etc. Authorized
capital. 100000 iucorporators
=. J. owen. D. "A. Hun. J r ManOwp.
George {. Barnes and \ G. Pitman
all OF Philippi 'W. Va.
The same iucorporators have
chartered the Great Lakes Salss
company or Phlnppl. W Va. 20 deal
in stocks. bonds and securities and
operate setam or electric railways.
Authorized capital. 10000.
The Western Land and Debenture
company o. Oklahoma City. Okla. To
deal in bonds and issue. borrow and
loan money. etc The authorized
capital Is $4,000. One-half Of which
Is common and the other half pre-.
ferred stock. or the capital stock
s.. 400 has been subscribed and paid.
incorporates A r Kennedy. c. l.
Lyon. ID. ID. McHenry. William Tay ior
and T. n. Stewart. all OF Oklahoma
city. Okla.
Range Lumber COMPANY OF Deer
Greek. POcahontas county. W. Va. "a
cut lumber. manufacture lumber and
deal Ia timber lands ia Pocahontas
county. The authorized capitol II
$4,000. OF which SIS. 200 has been
] subscribed and $4,000 paid The
/ lncorporatOrs are. g.. q. SbfZiugrr
A r SttZinger. W ~. Gillespie. W
/ ". Baer. A. -. Mornes aud W g.
( Eckles Of New Castle. PA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

ToHE Sargent Charles yoke. Sr o.
Fulton f.ts been busy for several DAYS
collecting taNes wnlrh af~ now due but
states that there are a lurs0 number uf
bill y-t 90 Pc paid. n paid dHrluF tIe
month ~ october n special discount 81
per cent vii Dc allowed During fNr
rest OF this month ~arreHnf Woke " 300
Dol ct the tow hall each evening from
until O'Clock. and those wishing t1
pay their bills viii fini him there 90
fnaf time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

son y g. K-n'he-. ~ Center street Pull
ION. Tor scNrai dlss
william cheek aud 10 D. ~luos the
uii"n Hterymen. h=v- returned from a
rnctt business trlp f1 I1ttshurc
Mn Charles SuNdrr and Family. q
FULTON. spent yesterday iu Afar.ln- I-,r-
~ rs &c Eur-r o. her parrrt-
Nis- Helen Waddvll BIOL .onfin-. to her
bone 900 " usiiawu by . slight Ufr.--
Haril We.-euborn. Of f.I..r. l-ft
Yesterday Tor "a visit 600 Cleveland. DE
tr1;t sri other lake points
tn" CITY aut l.lm Grl2c gaIlI.ft CO.
Ia made az extension ~ severn. frrf
o. TIE station un the outbound lr4... 81
Lcatlcgs GOD
Mrs. Hirhard Elet7er ani da1.a-.r-
~ I~~,- Fannie AM fau'..@. ftff f.rf.i-
fay Tor Nrilshule. N Va wt.r, tlrs
" 100 V'sit rriend-
'it.lc NJ .luovan Loo returned O. H.-
s'nIe iE % lruw o1t. after -.sf..re I..s.
da> nr-r i"uty'- Point hlutIrs -4l.r-
TH" rti. laast,r 90 49, ..I 2ir-
tf"t Lrl .... ~tr urutfv,rf .r uf.la.
Dos n.i.i. N-- been removed Co her bonn,
Al ans SIR Alder, Euu.ft .. I.-.
WOO D. gro f1e prHr1 PATIENTS Yf Ia4E.
NHtnan sax. ~ IuifHr. lsit Yesterday
Cog several days nu-.r,"- $3.50 f.rourH
i-iulrsfult. Viola anu Jas .trv.
n'" u.fttiou Hs~ H.,t pH..1 fH
-rpriHtinr f"" COME, ."re-y fr"m tl,
room jon which tie tables are located
M"re ws- .uWn"n"e. tr-frrIa, nr
tNr t.iii'Ht "t a water vel u. f.. NH
Irar tHs Patton puNfI. .rhpni building
The "Arvur~ VIII 10 paid boz tht Wt-H
/ lu-i "n .."-rifft h". r4 St 'lu.a'..i
and fUo Fulton council
/ Born-T0 NJ and M-- william Nick
. eIrrn. OF EdsiuEfnu Lame q . Uas ..
/ fue-dAy. October g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
wsr~oos Personals.

David Gooding OF Main street. Who
has been 40 for the past several
weeks with typhoid fever. IL slowly
improving
John A. Moore. manager Of the
Warwood Tool company has return.
ed from a business trip at Pittsburg
Adam Zllles Il able TO walk about
slowly on the foot be Injured several
weeks ago while az work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

ents became involved IN a contro-
very and both mothers OF the lads
went 10 Justice : p Christian TO
swear out warrant for the boy that
struck her son last evening
Judge Christian declined To issue
the warrants and advised the parents
TO bring their sons before him After
giving the lads advice and talking
with the two mothers he caused all
the Would-be litigants 10 make up
and they left the office as friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
Ready TO Celebrate

The people OF warwood are ready
20 Join In with Pa Wheelins In the
Halloween celebration and Will be In
wheeling In full force. This fact rs
emphatiealiy demonstrated by the
large number OF locks that have been
sold In the town and are being worn
by men. women and nearly every
school pupil.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

se-.4 rct sr-n % Eve a.
fri-f WA 80 trSscae trsi
s-sa- ny ~fsi ard AIS
tcA-d ne pot~oa- uos.l1
scratrs ftos- pisc-s u-tl th-r
~czi1 Al--d l.s,er- oc.lld 90
aGy reltrf Aftrrs2rfs ne
plAres upuic srai- eve. az
ths scsa 1ld-ru..tA wo1la
loeS rcd a.c frT~sn. sofas-
tl-nes n veLid oerln 20 nrh
rrwsu - - -. = -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
POSTAL BANKS OPEN
AT CHESTER TO-DAY

~p~. .sI Dispatch 20 the Intelligsncer
CHESTER. W. Va. Oct 25.-Post-
master Mcdonald viii tomorrow open
the postal bank recently authorized
here by the Postofice Department.
II 10 expected the bank will prove
popular with the large foreign popu-
lation here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
nsarinE compistlan.

The roe Ifrnre being sfe. .sI ..
grcErEvItie FOR Mrs FARLEY .r nesrInr
glstlon and Contractor D. NJ Butler.
1f Eim grove. expects fu have fHf house
raif f0r occupancy lu f few DAYS The
r1ntrfcf far roofing nas been ue frfa1
90 the fulton isoofuz Coupau.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
Valuable Horse KiIled.

J. L. Hoffman. the local Ice dealer.
killed one OF his valuable horses last
evening 10 rid the animal OF It's sur
fering. The horse ran rusty nail
into one Of its feet several weeks aEo.
causing blood poisoning
This Is tho second horse Mr. Hon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

man has been forced 20 KIN during the
past year due to an accident The
animal killed this afternoon WAS
valued az $3.50. and was one % the
best draught horses In Warwood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
GOVERNOR
CALLS STAFF
WILL PARTICIPATE IN install.
lATioN OF PRES -Co0Es.
Ger Grant g Core 20 ~es, Virginia
e Inspect Condiuoos az
Carp cssseu.
1T CAL v. rouNo.
tntell4lsaoer u1rean-
C1Arlssroa ~ Va Ort -

Governor SlaSscOck has ordered
his entire STAG 20 MorEaniopu for
november on the occasion OF the
appearance there Of President Tsf;.
dnr.ns the insu suratlon o. DR.
Thomas T. Hodges a. president Of
the West VirEiniA UaiVsrsity. re
notices 70 the members Of the stat
vii 80 QUO today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

Pin end Center streets. vs. n we're
paved several days ago were oIrued FOR
traffic yesterday afternoon. t.o delay
being Tor the purpose OF permitting frs
brick fo settle before being travelled
over The opening up ~ Tho streets
uls well received ny sil VIZ nee frr
streets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

lame baDk d. ono 90 tns most come
mon forms ~ muscular rheumatism
\ few applications o. ChamherIains
iiriment viii give relief foi sale by
all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

Cholly e never tax my brsia.
y'know
Molly-Thats right No assessor
lists minor articles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
COLDS cAuan HrAnAnur

LAXATIVE HROMp Quinine. the world
vide cold and Grip remedy remove.
cause call f0r FUN name Look Tor
slgnnfure D. ~ GROVE $50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

Were Enemies. Nov Friends.
A. result ~ two youths % War
wood getting into a fight their par
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

The wise people-most of them
know this law. They act in &C
cord win It-not in opposition TO
Il. Whatever your taste in life.
you'll do &, better IL YOU dress like
q winner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26
PHYSICIAN ADVISES
CUT|CURh REMEDIES
Fer Eczema. Padent's wrs.andSh.n
ltched lie Poison. Scratched
Until IheyBlet. Says; "cG;iu-s
Soap and Ointment Cured Me-"

Fs-l- ys-r, 49, sa1 $780, hr-.k 81 Q,
~ sraf anc o. M k1la wAArH -u-,ie M
a. -. - - !. - $500 -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-26

The Corning Mining company. Of
Toledo. o. OF which Thomas - Earl
o. president. has Increased its author
ized capital from $1,000 10 $4,000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-07
TULSA BOOTLECGERS
Getting CONVICTED
THREE HAVE ALREADY DRAWN
$3.50 AND 90 DAYS IN THE
COUNTY COURT.

If the present rate is continued in
the Tulsa County court, greater part
Of the Tulsa bootleggers VIII be rest
ing behind the bars during the hot
months OF summer. With the court
In session two days, and three cases
having been tried, three bootleggers
are facing sentences Of 60 days in the
jail and will each have I'd pay fine
OF $3.50.
Two cases were given to the jury
yesterday and In each the jury re-
turned a verdict OF guilty and asses
ed a punishment of 80 days in the
county Jail and fine OF $3.50.
The cases Of the state versus Ben
Dew, charged with unlawfully having
liquor in his posessIon, which was
started late Monday afternoon. was
completed yesterday morning, after
having been out less than one hour,
the jury returned verdict Of guilty.
Tho other conviction was that Of
Pat Malone. charged with selling H.
quor. The case was given to the
jury about $40, and after 10 minutes
OF deliberatIon n verdict of guilty
was returned.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-07
Notice to Contractors.

Notice is hereby given to contrae-
tors and bri!ders, that sealed propo-
sails will be received by the school
board Of school district No. of Ok
mulgee County at Beggs, Okla, until
IL O'Clock poon, June 10, 1871, Cat
which time they will be opened) for
the furnishing Of material and labor
and erecting and completing a brick
and frame school building, according
to the plaas and specifications pre-
pared by w S. Moore, architect. Ok
mulgee, Ok k'ahoma
Proposals must be made in regular
form and each bid must be accompa-
MED by certified check. or draft for
10000. The successful contractor
to give a surety or approved personal
bond in the amount of 76 per cent of
the contract price.
Plans ana specifications can be
obtained frHm w. S. Moore, architect,
Okmulgee, okla, or from j. Ray
Brown, Gle x OF the school board,
Beggs Okla
The school board reserves the right
to accept any or reject all proposals
rendered.
By order Of the school board.
adv j. Ray Brown, Clerk.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-07
BOOZE QUESTION
Seems ON GRILL
POLICE COURT RECORDS BEFORE
THE GRAND JURY
OFFICIALS ALSO CALLED
Violations of Prohibition Law First
Subject of In,cs stigatlon-Phil
kntcs Special Attorney.

The summoning Of local real estate
men and police officials TO testify be-
fore the Tulsa County grand jury yes
tcrday gave rise to the statement that
the violations Of the prohibition law
were the first subjects OF investigation
After spending Monday in organi-
zing, the grand jury got right down to
huincss yesterday and at nine o'clock
summoned 4. A, Willis, local car
penter, to testify Along what line
Willis testified could not be ascertain
ed, Frank Rodolph, formerly man
ager of the Grand Thcater and now
a prominent real estate man, having
charge Of number Of large estates
in Tulsa, was next called upon Ro-
dolph was only in the jury room about
ten minute in the morning, but was
again summoned In the afternoon,
This time he brought with him books
and records Of the various estates for
which he Is agent. 1t ls believed from
this that the grand jury desired to
know who was paying the rent on GER
tain buildings here in town.
John II, Miller, recently candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
mayor and a prominent real estate
man, was behind the closed doors for
about half an hour.
Following HIM came Chief Of Police
Newblock, Assistant Chief Moran,
Detectives Vic Ellis and Ike Wilken-
on, and Police Judge Houston. The
police records were submitted 10 the
grand jury which fact led strength to
the belief that the booze question was
under fire, In the afternoon, Russell
Grant, local real estate dealer, Dick
Miller, real estate agent, NJ. Il. Cline,
clerk to Judge Breckenridge's super
ior court, n man named C, Vande-
water from the city engineers office.
and George McCurdy, probation Of
ficer. were all summoned before the
inqulstorial body
A summon was Issued for another,
but he could not be located,
Owing to the fact that County At
torney Pat Malloy is busily engaged
in the district court and the assistant
county attorney Luther James, is kept
busy in the county court, Phillips
Kates was yesterday appointed special
attorney to look after the legal end
of the grand jury.
An adjournment was taken at p.
m. until 9 o'clock thi morning,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-07
GWYNN FORGERY Case
IN THE JURY'S HANDS
BANK OFFICIALS TESTIFY SIGMA
TURE Is NOT COUNTERFEIT
IN AMOUNT OF 1915.

ID. w, Gwynn, charged with utter
ing a forgery, will probably know
some time today whether he Is to
lose his liberty or be vindicated by
jury Of his peers. The case of the
State Tvs. Gwynn was called in the
district court yesterday morning, It
having been the first case to be tried
by jury at this term Of court. Very
little trouble was experienced in Sc
curing a jury.
Gwynn is accused Of having sold
a check for 1915, which It is claimed
he knew to be a forgery, to Dud
Moore, an alleged local bootlegger, in
July, 1910.
II is not claimed that Gwynn COM
mitted the forgery, as this Is laid to
the door of another person, who has
disappeared, and who the state al
leges was working with Gwynn.
II. G. Ball was the name signed to
the check. Ball claims the check is
forgery but officials Of the bank on
which the check was drawn testified
yesterday afternoon. that the check
bore Balls signature and that It was
not counterfeit.
The hearing of evidence in this
case was completed at 4:30 yesterday
afternoon. The court then instructed
the jury after which the state closed.
The case will go to the jury early
this morning.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-07
AVA v. TRACKS TO
Be PUT IN CONDITION
FRISCO PREPARING LINE FOR
RECEPTION or EXPECTED
HEAVY TRAFFIC.

Following the announcement Of the
new traffic arrangements between the
Frisco and the Santa Fc whereby the
A. V. ~ W. line between here and
Enid is to be used for the trauscon-
tinental traffic between St. Louis and
tho Pacific coast, comes the an
nouncement that work has already
started putting the A. V. y w.
tracks in condition to stand the heavy
traffic whic. viii soon be started
The trac. is to be newly ballasted
from this city to Award and heavy
rails win be put down The entire
system is to be put in first class con-
dition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-07
GUTHRIE CHARTER QUESTION.
Effort 10 Have IL Decided Simultane-
ously With Oklahoma City.

Special TO the World.
Guthrie, Okla, June d.-Determi-
nation Of the Guthrie charter election
case at the time OF the determination
OF the Oklahoma City case is sought
by local attorneys attacking the recent
elections and calling for Injunction.
Issues In the case for city officers are
almost identical. The Supreme Court
Is to give out its opinion ON the Okla
homa City case Thursday and the eff
fort here is to submit the local con-
troversy for settlement at that time,
II possible. j. NJ. Sandlln, former
Judge OF the supreme court here, has
been employed In the Guthrie case.
He and w. II. Chappell were today
oonferring~in regard to proceeding 10
get into court for settlement with the
Oklahoma City case
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-07
BUSINESS PICKING UP
FOR COUNTY OFFICERS
A HALF DOZEN COURTS AND A
GRAND JURY STRAIT TILE
WORK.

Rusiness Is humming around Off
cial circles these days No less than
Fix courts and a grand jury are now
daily grinding out justice in Tulsa
The grand jury started to work Mon
day as did the criminal terms of the
district, county and superior courts,
The two justice Of the peace courts
and the polite court are in daily ses-
sion. The corridors Of the court
houses are alive with streams OF peo-
pie coming and going on some kind
Of court buhness and the sherif's office
is badly oYerworked A number Of
extra deputies have had to be added
to take cara Of the business.