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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-09
THREE JURORS FOR
MNAMARA TRIAL
Irio Accepted and S,vorr-Nsvs Panel
o. Forty Men Ordered 70 En-.
deasor 20 Cor1piete jury.

LOS ANGELES Sol. S-Thr.a
~ nrn Jurors and q tai.suan uaesed
Tor cause was trr showing ir tho
McNamHrt murder trtd to-nieht az
The end of I've weeks NJ court An
other talesman had been accepted bv
tn- dsf'nar a. t1 cause and counsel
tegan hoping for fru urv box ht
christmas fo trF james % NrNamnra
t.r Poo alleged murder uf Charles Oh
iafs'r'-. ODD. hirist. kiIri 900 fh-
i"e AIst..s Times explosion. year
$50
Another ,rnIre .f f.rfv men has
1~eu r. mnnusl ulhlrz tul l.aIr. I
and eiEhft -1rr r..r fIIs ftr draur.
The men ir .r' IHI. r.Hm Tonight Doe
cilded
Robert o. Hain. carpenter O. u
Green. oranges arIwrr. byron r.e..
mill man. ar sworn jurors
Hrrwster o. kenyon Interested Ir
Dol tmerte. r.-ufei as t1 cause rr
both sides
o. o. sexton. accepted as t1 cause
lr the fefeuse
Of fte faissm.r accepted tr both
sides when court opened to-day. two
acre excused with consent ~ r1Sr
sci sam Wruffuhau uns allowed t1
go becausc hls mother Dol laursrursI
i. ana Walter ~ 'iar. because of
bis physical condition
Byron LEX. now a juror. eU.Fhf -r-
cease because he has Trouble uIfh hts
eras. Duf vac retained
kenyon said Ua wns H narulsfrr
during tre Spanish American war. and
once pfc r.rmaru.rr officer was Con.
rraI Harrison grar nfa. proprietor
90 fle Times Hr ssarrfrf tnat he has
ro prejudire araInst tabor unions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-09

snot fo death by revolver he hsf
handed Clarence HcsFledahl. an actor.
tat frv moments before
ROME The neuly appointed Amer.
.can ambassador fo ffalr. Mr O1Brien
took posrfFFIon 0f fIo embassy TO-
0ar
SPARTA. Wls The board o. edn-
cation today issued an order forbid.
ding thD playing - BASKETBALL by
fIris Dol .he lifh school. f0r the reason
bat OIL u0f Conducive 70 GOOD
morals
TUCSON frz Striking raIirosd
shoDmeu at gia. ARR. are facing a
southern Pac fc order that Ell water
b. cuf on from their homes. and thar
tley be forbidcen 20 get drinking
water from water cars
RICHMOND. Na-Henry clay
Heatf'c. Jr condemned % die Novens-
Der - Tor the murder Of his Young
wife was removes early today from
The city ml 20 the peniteutlary -
await lis e1scutlOa-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-09
SENSATIONAL
CASE IS SET
Martin Toho % ne Tried Eszt monday
~ niddisbourns for crimi-
nal Assault

-ge... UIr-f.. f1 tie f.te....s....
HtrufFHYTUNr ~ va ~..
iGe NIIlIe today ast f.r trial ra..
= 'ulaF f-e Ma.fr fnnY case ono .~
-re most sensaf.uraI fHar .aa beer ...
gore t.r u .fr rn..f. ..lrf .r severn.
feara fHHn. ru lives near s.-rea..
.t1rErI elfa rr.uIrrl aaaarrf Hfa
eyed victim feIra W.sa znrra-a b. 81.
t.. AitnruD MrI.rfra. nf Sew NJ.
trTUIHe. raH bee. s-r.r.f q. fsfs..I
Nn.H
The rfIer county rrs.f ..-. -....
reFan iIe session yesterday Hr|.- sra.-
.aI Irafrr.'..la f...u Che ....-f f. b.
vest Eatr charges nf rraFf sr. .--rr.-
a-ifeH OU fHl rarf 20 -rrr. ...f. .-
f.rlrI .r ssaa.nr TODAY ....-. .
.Ht fsrr.-rI Tor ra.rrnf Hnra
N.H ...r. fU-Iar vas ar r..ar
-'al ierirat1r r.r from It--.r
.nl. IaIrl before moon fl. rrrrr.ar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-09
GUST OIL TRUST
important Action Prom Indiana and Ms
sour Against Standard OIL Hexun
In supreme Court

WASiilNsIDN. EoV ORAL arr..
h'ntr ~ TIE custer ~ tue Starda-d Oif
~, 'i''p"lf oi indian1. and = TIE f.epubl r
STATE ~ Missouri. Was begun ta-far be-.
f"rr fhe supreme court Dt rha rFr.s..I
states frank iiassrran. of 81 I.oui.
lH 70" "beilnE adde's tu tie court. a..
Eu"d uaf Tire ant'-fru~f laws - rff.
-iufl aere lncuu-tItutI0naL Aftoro.v
'efffal Major defended t.e laws al
t'r aetlrh of the courts ln ouafing fr.
.Ippratirns and ming each $50. 600 fa-.
siieEFl fpfsr tracy o. restrain tie p.
.f'i~um trusr u.f..r fhe state a.
.lNihn Attorney General HsfeIfs vas .d.
'-nE tne court when lf ADJOURNED ua-
tl tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-09

MAY BE ENDED
Stocshoioers % >. 4 Company.
Part ot National Teiepnoae Cor
porst,on. As Court 70 Eet.
SALE or LINES TO EsCLisH
SYNDICATE HINGE on CASE
Court 10 Informed se~ YORK Trust
Company Violated Judge osyton's
inJunction

% 'a' f.I.afH" f. fr- luf@.lIr~r.sr
rrTTSB RGH. Pa. Nov. A hear
iug Ou tie application for the dis
charge of senator William Finn and
J g. Sp!aue as receivers 81 the PITTS
burgh 4 Allegheny Telephone Com
pany Was held before Judge Swear.
.ngton iu common pleas court. 30
four this afternoon The hearing
vas continued FOR fVo weeks The
move was made with the hope OF
getting the property IN shape 10 sell
10 the Engssh syndicate which mas
been negotiating Tor the property
The petition VAS signed by \ NJ
Moreland. elected president OF the
company October -
The receivers. 30 vas alleged we're
appointed on charges of mismanags-
ment on the part Of officers OF the
National Telephone Corporation.
which had gained control OF the local
concern. A. the meeting OF October
%. President John 4 Howard. OF
Wheeling. v Va. who With y
Vance. OF the same place holds an
Interest IN the local company through
the National corporation. was voted
out OF orice and MoTeland was elect
ed 20 the position. Aloreland. in his
petition. claims thar the removal OF
howard does away with the necessity
OF receivers
Attorney -CeorEe p. Shaw repre-
sents President MOrcland. Attorney
John : Weller represents the re-.
ceiNers. lie stated fhaf the receivers
did not object To removal. but wanted
several quesflous settled first. He
claimed that the Metropolitan Trust
Company. OF New York. rs trustee.
Tor certain interests. voted through
its proxy. Herbert Parsons. az the
meeting. although eniolned BY the
nltcd Statcs circuit court OF the
Second district of West virginia
from so doing owing TO pending nt..
cation. lie doubtsd the legality OF
The election Tor this reason: also
there IS certain litigation now In
New Jersey which snou1d be settled
The Continental Telephone Com
pany owns Interests in the National
Telephone corporation and its inter.
ests should be- considered Also
there rs pending q sut over a deposit
or 100000 belonging 90 The y. A a
company in The Federal National
BANS which Institution has refused
to turn th" money over tt the re-
ceivers. claiming it ~ coliat 'raI for
certain loans Attorney Weller
Thought these matters ought 70 he
adjusted before the receivers are re-
moved The court then continued the
hearing
tn" committee representing the
Wheeiing stockholders are sin IN
FittsburEh. having gone 20 that city
on Monday 90 confer with John W
Gariand. the representatlce % the
English syndicate. one member or
The committee returned home yester.
day. bit stated that there was moth
ing FOR publication
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-09
MAGAZINE MEN
ARE ARRESTED
Presiesot Orr ana Attorrs, Ats,,.
csnnseies VAN Company. HELD
UrSsr Heavy SAT-
CHARGED WITH USING MAILS
10 OEfRAUo THG INVESTORS
A'iesed S~indie VIII Aggregate e..
oOo.ooo-Loesi Stoeknolosrs
reid $4,000 seeurit,e.

NEW YORK. Nov s-Frank orrs.
president OF the Columbian Sterling
publishing Company publishers oc
the Hampton Columbian msxasins.
and = = Akin. lawyer. con-
necird With the company. were arrest
~ to-das by postorice inspectors.
charged with .sine the mails 90 de-
fraud investors IN selling stock IN the
publishing company. They were held
In slb.0oU bail eacn for examination
on November itth
In asking for high hail. ASsistars
District Attorney brown said thar tha
capital stock OF the company was Sc.
coo 600. and that the alleged swindis
would aggregate about onehaif OF
that sum. or S2.0OU 900
Last might local stockholders who
Sere seen by representative OF Tn.
inteilieencer had not been Informed
OF the arrest OF Attorney Atkins. all OF
the Affairs of the company being n
the hands OF "A committee appointed
by IN" receivers. r. was stated. how
ever. that some such action had been
anticipated. and 10 10 hinted that other
arrests may yet follow
The focal stockholders. who hold
about s5o0oo Of the securities Of tho
company. however. ara more interest.
- In the adjudication OF the arsirx
of the company than In any criminal
prosecutions which may he made
IL Is stated that the committee
which has ia charge the affairs OF IN.
stoc khOlders Is now endcavorinK to
arrange for the continuing OF the pub
ltcaiion with It's present stockholders.
the proposition from the polnt OF
probable profits being REGARDED as
sunici'htly attractive TO make up for
the losses due 20 the absconding OF
officials. and stu prove an attractive
Investment
ludeed. 10 - stated that the proper-
~ % the Columbian Sterling Publish
ing Company and SIS magaziut. the
lIamp, On Columbian. ~ without doubt
one OF the best paying magazine prop
osiiions Ia the country. The publ
cation has a monthly circulation OF
'"e"sl and advertisers are anxious
90 us" its pages. The method Of get
ting circulation and financing tho Co
lumbiou magazine when n was first
started were unique. but secured a
class ~ circulation which could not
be denied. every subscriber TO The
stock also subscribing TO the maya
zine for a period. and thus a class OF
circulation was acquired which drew
advertising A. present contracts are
on the cOrnpanys books for advertis-
INK amounting 10 So 00r monthly. and
the gigantic circulation adds a large
sum 10 This a. he tota. monthly ln-
come
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-09
HankOW Burned:
Dead Fill Ruins
tsitmstec less 10 Ffty Ntihens
-oooeo Persons - City A-e
Oesttut-
WOMEN AND CHILDREN
AMONG VICTIMS Of FIRE
'rSerai Troops a., Cornr,tt,ne
Atr0e et,es-erisoners Tortured
and Stair

HaNkON. Nov =. VIA WuIFu. Nov
- The c'N OF HsukoW has been
DESTROYED 10y nre over two thirds c.
- extent The lowest estimate o.
Tie loss - t50.001. 900 -Four hundred
thousand .eople are destitute Hun
dreds OF hair burned bodies lie among
the ruins MANY or them ar. he
bodies o. women and children
The customs house. the po-torice
AMI the American missions have been
spared The city has been looted
the .mperisiisfs tsSlng hand IN the
pINare lmB.r.aust ~ GERS tried 20
vhrcs his worF fnd executed a mum
bsr a. the soidiers Refugees were
deprived 90 their loot on entering the
British concession. cart loads % val.
uaoie tlrs. SILKS and leweiry being
seized
ON Fudss afternoon the consuls
applied 10 the impsrI alisis 10 cease
burning The town A proclamation
which Was issued immediately. de
riared that the rebels We're rsspon-
sible for the fres and ordered that
these be- checked The following day
new nres started in various quarters
The navid Hill memorial school tor
The blind. connected with the Wes-
letan mission. has been looted. whil,
ia contrac, all the mission property
In Wn-Chang. which is held bv the
icNOilt.onaries has been protected
few hundred ~ the revolutlonists
are silll In lIankoW. Riaemen on op-
posltc slides 90 IN. Han river fought
all day SATURDAY and there has been
similar fghtinE TO-DAY but steadily
increasing IN volume There il much
open revomt.ouarv talk among the
imperialists
Imperial Atrocities
Foreigners. VINO have not been
given the opportunity % Witnessing
the engagements. except a. a distance
are hearing hOrrifying stories of bru
tality The imperiRiists have hanged
men and faiing "a Ftrangle them
tortured them 10 death prodding
them with bayonets or crushed them
10 death With stones The Outragez
against women cannot be told. Red
Cross bearers have been killed or
wounded. Soldiers on both sides hav =
slaughtered their wounded enemies.
as asc-rtained last night that
Yuan Shi I[ai IL IN this neighborhood
bit he 10 keeping his presence hid
den. u - suspected that he went
aboard "a british gunbOst aud "a . re-
ported that he has been interviewing
republican leaders secretly.
a thousand revolutionary soldiers
from liu-Nan reached WI Chang Yes
terday. AZ IChang and other rlver
ports the republicans arg coliecting
the customs dues Consular reports
from lChang say refugees from
Chung KING in Sze Chuan province
are bound thither Secret societies
it Is reported. are gaining control IN
Sze-Chuan. The mObs a. Kiu-Kiang
are violent
SHANGHAI. Nov s-FlghtIng a.
Nauking commenced At O'Clock this
morning. The Manchus are strongly
entrenchcd on Purple Ifili. which com
mands the city. and unless they groW
disheartened and voluntarily surren.
Ccontinusd on seventh PaRsD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-09
PENROSE ROUTED
eisnkenbura Elected IN Ph Iadeiphia
Over Earle. the Penrose
Candidate.

PHILADELPHIA. NOv S-A re.
vised computation OF tho unofficial re-
turns Ot yesterdays election makes
no change In the plurality OF 4.3c4
given the fusion candidate for mayor.
Rudolph blsnkeubuTg. An error OF
10000. however. was discovered In the
vote recorded for clerk OF the quarter
sessions. Thomas B. Cunningham. the
Republican candidate FOR re- election.
The revised return8 indicate bis elec
tion by more than 5000 plurality. n
will require the official count OF the
returns. which will begin tomorrow
10 determine the winner OF the con.
test Tor city solicitor.
Senator Penrosc. WhOse candidate
for the mayoraity was defeated. eft
today for short cunning trip. BE-.
fore leaving the city he said Until
tho returns come In more definitely !
have nothing To say. Later on may
make a stasement"
Tasasrt increases Majority.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Nov S-Re.
turns from obscure precincts to-day
(Cohtinusd on II ghth PszsD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-09
MAIL CLERK HELD
Suspected % Having Stolen 10000.
Belong ~ % Nsystons. W.
We Bank.

LNN'liEt RG. Va. Not. ~. Georra
i thurman. n matt clerk IN me
southern railway. between Waaffnr-
TON nnf 'hHr.oft. g. &C. WIS arrested
mere to-day nu th- charge nl sfssIirr
10000 REGISTERED package on the
uighf ~ October .s
The package stolen which ss. ...
aurei nr private cnmusrt ur. -,-. .
4Isn.d .. trnn. ~ Vs Ian.
o." CORE ponaaut ir PhUai.lrri.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-09
U. S. MEDIATION
In Trpon Only Asksd 60 Bring an End
20 Atrocit4ss OF Italy Against
women and chfidrsn.

TRtPoLi. Nov. s.-The Arabs.
~'tn srtiiiery. vigorously a,
.acbsd Fort Haridieh a. noon 70
Day but we're repulsed sfter
hant that lasted tNo hours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-09

NAsHfEoToH. Nov. a-Ws~s Vl~-
Tirfs-Unasttisd VIA prohatfv -.
Thuraday and FRIDAY.
olio and western PsrnsvIvaufa-rs-
Thursdaz ana Frilay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-09
Court Holds Trat Whiie Reoreaoxa.
ton Idea Is Not Perfect q Shows
Desire 10 Obey.
INDEPENDENTS NAY CARRY
FIGHT TO SUPREME COURT
rave Contested That Dissolution Plan
Was Not IN Good Fsth-court
Holds ~ L.

NEW YORK. Nov. S-Th. htisa.
ton which the federal government be.
Ean TOUR and "A half years ago 10
break up the American Tobacco com.
pahy as monopoly IA restraint OF
trade. approached the stage OF com
pletion today by judicial acceptance.
WIN a Few notifications. OF the much
discussed plan vhicn the tobacco com
pany Itself drew up for dissolution OF
the combine. In accordance with a
mandate OF the United States supreme
court
The decision Of approval was hied
by Judge Iacornbe OF the United
states circuit court shortly after stock
market hours this afternoon. and sup
Elementary opinions were fled by
Judges Coke and Noyes. concurring
generally with Judge Lacombe No
one OF the judges regarded the plan
az perfect. but all declared that the
IDEAL was beyond attainment and that
as a practical. substantial compliance
with the Law the plan. as slightly mod.
ihed, appeared the best attaiuabIe
Each judge asserted his belief that
the plan IL honest and that there is
no question of the good faith of its
authOrE
Opinion n Bret
The features Of the opinions Of
Judges Lacombe. Noyes and COKE are
that the dissolution should be con
summated With out delay. that tho
request % Attorney General Wicker
sham for the reservation b. the gov
eminent % right fo apply for further
or other relief within a period OF five
years n the plan did not result in har-
mony with the laW. n declared not TO
De within tue authority OF the court
10 grant. that the court does enioin
Tor q period of three years the twenty
nine individual defendants in the suit
from acquiring any additional hold
inEs in the companies into which the
trust is split. and that the application
made by Independents for dissolution
% the United CHAR Stores company
jay outside the authority of the court.
but that this did not preclude any .n-
dependent action later against the
fEuwsfuwaH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-09

fcon'iHusa On = Ehth F.E.J
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-15

NEW YORK BROKER SUED
FOR DIVORCE
New York, Nov. 15.-Edward
B. Van Dyke, an officer of the
New York Cotton Exchange and
a well-known broker, was sued
for divorce today by his wife,
Mrs. Irene A. Van Dyke. Z
A series of anonymous letters,
alleged to have been written by
Mrs. Gertrude Hall, who is named
as correspondent, are the basis of
the suit.
Mrs. Van Dyke says she knew
nothing of the infatuation of her
husband for Mrs. Hall until 1909,
when she and her husband were
lunching in downtown restau-
rant. She declares a strange wo-
man entered and walked to their
table, saying to Van Dyke: rs
this the way to keep your prom
Uses, Ed"
: Van Dyke ignored the woman,
who then sat at an adjoining table
and wrote him note, which he
destroyed. When the woman,
whom Mrs. Van Dyke alleges was
Mrs. Hall, finished her lunch, she
sent the bill to Van Dyke, who |
paid it.
Mrs. Van Dyke became sus-
picious, and the following Sunday |
says she trailed her husband to
NJ I-111z 4. II
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-15

''Goosie," and my perfect sweet
heart"
Mrs. Hall is said to live with
her two daughters on an estate at
Webster Hills, near Stamford,
Conn. IL
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-15

Another FOOLS Paradise.
Behold the statesnar1ship of
the court to which was commit
ted the most delicate and far
reaching job of trust legislation
ever undertaken in this country.
1t has "disintegrated" the to-
bacco trust into its original parts
and devised a way to keep the 20
defendants (trust-ownersA from
further extending their control
of the subsidiary companies.
This is where the genius comes
in. ga
The court "enjoins them for
three years" from gobbling up
the parts and welding them as
a whole.
Three years isn't a very big
slice of eternity. But why wait
even three years? What is to
prevent the wife, son, daughter or.
any other friend of the 90 etiioin-
ed conspirators from buying
stock right awaye Papa might
lend EN- the money, you knowl
And they-the other members Of
the fan1ily-are not enjoined, and
can't be. They are not in the case
at all.
We think the great trust solu-
ton of the court is another FOOLS
paradise, and that the trust mag
nate is not the fool
-O-O-
Pickwick has been done into
French and Paris, is shaking her
comedy sides over the old boy.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-15

Pickwick has been done into
French and Paris is shaking her
comely sides over the old boy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-05
FURNITURE FUNB NOT TO
Be USED FOR EVERYTHING

The 100000 appropriation made by
tine Third legislature for expenses OF
the state board of education and 9th
er boards aud commissions is avail
able. the attorney general gives an
opinion 10 the state auditor for pay
ment for furniture purchased by the
board. providing The auditor is con
vinced thai the furniture was ueces
sary for the proper conduct ot the de
partment
10 W. A. Hammond of llartshorne
member OF the legislature from Pitts.
burg anal Hughes counties, The attor
ney general holds that when itemixea
estimates filed with the county eN.
else board show certain amounts
needed tor named city purposes, and
lac board approves. and makes "a levy
therefor. the tax SO levied can be
used only Tor The purpose named IN
the estimate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-05
Marriage Ceremony Buncombe
Says Kansas Woman Agitator
Miss Barr Gets in Bad With Society People
lis Writing Book on He'll

topeka kans,, Sept There was
Ia missionary ia town the other day
land he made a talk In The city audi
forum 60 q big crowd o. people who
.enioyed the speech, then promptly
went away aud forgot it. Bnt there
Twas one woman present who did not
Forget
Miss l1lizbeth Barr, who Is prob.
.ably better known than any Other
woman In the city, and possibly the
state. came out the next morning iii
IA local paper with the following
"A missionary from Japan says
that in the land Of the Rising Sun
they respect a woman OF the streets
as much as any working woman II
she is trying 10 support her parents
in that way Anyone disposed TO be
shocked is cited to the fact that our
custom is about the same, except that
We require a legal farce to be enacted
before we are willing TO respect her
We can stand FOR most anything in
this country if it is accompanied by
the proper legal Or religious farce.
"EI.lZABETH NJ BARR
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-05
III - to So 80.

When Your doctor orders suu 90
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rum down and falling iu ncaith. day
hs dsy. hut yuu mrsi work IS lous
AS you can stand What you need IS
Electric Bttcrs 90 ENc tone
strength ana t.sor 90 your system.
10 prevent breakdown aud build sou
up. Don't be weak sickiy or ailing
when Electric Biiters VIII benefit
yoe from the first dose Thousands
bless them for taeir glorious health
and strength Try them. Every bot
tie is guaranteed 10 satisfy Only 50
cents at an druggists,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-05

The fact that Miss Barr "a x prom
inent club member. snnragisi. ". G.
lf u member and connected with the
largest paper printed IN the state
served al once 10 cause little ex-
citoment Recently she stirred the
natives by suggesting some stringent
treatment for the lola Judge. who
she thought mlstreated a woman. and
when she came out again backing UP
her latest statement, she has angefed
the local society women greatly
But no one Is able to decide on
what to do with her Everyone seems
afraid to approach her as she can
both talk and write in way that does
not encourage much back talk
Miss Barr said she considered the
marriage ceremony, and especially
the parade that goes with II, as most
generally buncombe Not until re.
Gently has Miss Barr come out in
print with her declarations, and as a
result her friends are ealing her the
Emma Goldman Of Kansas
Among otlIer things she is studying
spiritualism and writing a book cali-
cd "Side Lights on Hell"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-05
TO DUST OFFICIALS

Davis. Okla Sept 5-Dstrict Judge
R Mcmillan Of the Fourteenth dis
tiict is being petitioned by certain
element to remove each OF the three
county commissioners OF Murray
county from Office, While another ele.
meni is seeking tos retain them
Whether 0f NOT this complaint is
the outgrowth OF the courthouse mud
die Ia Sgphur no one Will hazard a
guess, bat niany hint that this is tde
PRINT GAUGE II was thought that the
attempt al destroying the courtroom
ia Elsl Sulphur would settle the long
nraan out fight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-05
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Tie STAT Fair Association OF Okla
honis. resihiug Ne benefits deriS ed
from the holding Of the Annual Bows
and Girls School q Agriculture al the
state Fair Oklahoma City. has erected
neV buiiding 20 be used exclusively
BY the A. & M. College this year Two
boys and one giri from every county
from it 10 IS years OF age Eiil attend
the school his fan during the biz ex
pssisios. SEA- - y Ga 3,