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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-02
OFFICE oITT SCHOOL BOARD,

office OITT SCHOOL BOARD,
~ Alexandria. Va, Nay o. 1917.
sealed proposals will he received By
rne Clerk Of the CITY School Boazd, fer
the Committee OF Finance and az
counts. Until SATURDAY, juce 5, 2.
il o'clock n for furnishing FORT
TONS or more Of WHITE ASH COAI-
and one hLNDFkD TONS OF Gun
BFRLAND COAL-o7 more, for the put.
lie schools,
SPLIT PINE WOOD.
Both coal aud wood, u pc delivered ant
stored as needed. The right TO rejeca
auv or all bills Is reserved.
Proposals TO be addressed TO TIE e-h
Of the City School Board.
:navz7 Ct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-02
STRIKE EGT IMMINENT

So far as can be learned, there have
been no new developments in TIE ne
gotiations now in progress between
officials OF the Southern Railway Com
pany and representatives Of the fire
mems union 1t is generally believed !,
however, that strike is not imminent
The engineers on the road are eu-
phatic in their dpnials Of reports sert
out from Washington u . they coateu1.
plate striking.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-02
The CIassic Oaks Race.

EPSON, Eog.. June In the pres
enCe OF King George. Queen Mary and
fully as large a crowd as saw the run
ming OF the Derby Oh Monday, the
Classic Oaks, for thrce-year Cd 6lhes,
vas 1op here to-day by " Broderlck
Cloete's Cherimoya Captain Forster's
Tootles vas second, and Lord Derby's
Hair Trigger third
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-02
Nrw YORK stock Market.

New York. June 2.-Tne stock
market maintained its strong tone a.
the opening today. with brisk advances
in many issues. The market continued
strong, 4 brisk upSard movement
carrying price, Of many stocks 10 = new
high level. Slight recessions occurred
in the late forenoon due to profit taking
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-02
Coal Coke =
Wood

Order your Coal before the advance al
lowest summer prices. Best quality,
| prompt delivery and bottom price.
! Phone IS. DEW. AITCHESON,1 1o7 south
Royal street. ie3 #
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-02
CARDINALS VS.. PFTWORIH.

The Cardinal Athletic Club aud lhe
Petwortn Athletic Club, Of Washing
ton, will play game OF baseball on
the north Alfred street grounds TO-
morrow at 4 80 D. N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-02

To ii. uaen9or- ofGIARE i WOOD
Z Ei. srao Gcpa1tei his !if. one year
g tn.ii'
Vice :prlEgtide grasses Ereerl! gro",
~ gentle winds car"sssd.
No more ire cares OF life TO know,
She sleeps IN perfect rest.
And though year has rolled away
Since she passed from our view,
Our hearts still long for her today
The dearest one We know,
Ho- we have missed her none can tell;
OftbaTe our eyes been wet.
Our mother vhom we loved 90 veil
We never can forget.
BT HER CEILDaES.
Alexandria, Va, June End, 1910. Coo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-02

A called meeting ofANDREW JACK
n son LODGE. SO 100. a. E. d y.
VI. will pe held al Masonic Temple, Sat
urdaP evening al 80 ?. n. for work. B.
order OF tne WoTshipful Master.
J. E. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
june2 IT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-02
AWNINGS At So

Let me make y our awning. GIVE ine
Just one trial. DO not SEND your oroeI
mere in Alexandria. l will guarantee
satisfaction.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04
FATHER SEEKING
BOY WHO BECAME
RICH IN ALASKA
Special to Daily Leader.

Los Angeles, Aug 4-Benjamin
sternes, son of a Wall street broker
one time shining light on the Great
White Way of New York VINO was
disowned byhis father because Of his
early escapades and who during an
exila in Alaska made a fortune of u
million, arrived at the Alexandria ho-
tel today en- route home only to find
that his father, Joseph Sternes had
registered there last night on ms way
to the gold fields to find his boy,
whom he had moi heard from for near.
ly two years.
When Mr.. sternes was told by the
clerk OF the Alexandria that his faith
eli had passed through the night be-
fore he imE sdiatsds telegfaphed to
San Francisco and intercepted his
father. who viii be back tomorrow
will ! go back to shining lights on
tile white way2' said tie young man,
4 viii nnt on my own money, instead
Of my fathers
Il was one Of inc first men 10 Fair
banks ANA made a start there Then
! feA iii with m old miner uh0 lipped
me off to some rich country inland
and we went together TO what has now
BECOME famous SIS the lditarod district
There we made good - every way
AUD RoM hage taiuable properties
chat ate income PRODUCING
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04
IA TOILETTE THE ONLY
HOPE OF THE c. D. P.
SAYS HIS "BU NPs
lBy Leased Wlrel

Chicago. Aug limited States
Senator IaFolIettc's bumps indicate
he Is the only hope Of the Republican
party 10 1912. Says ~ Alien 0i Aurora
uniFeraity.
"Cranial development shows eh9ur
anee and patriotism said pr Allen
Examination 80 bis bumps sno4
plainly he S. the only man, with ine
uussible exception of Roosevelt Who
can cope wifh woodrow wilson
THE general expression of the coun-
lenancc Is one OF Intelligence, flrm-
Hess. pr0gresslveness and honesty.
The Jaw. as shown from the opening
~ the ear. wifb wide and prominent
chin gives i0Hl enough for general
"The eye shows great power oi con-
rentration. fixeduess of purpose. tae
mouth drmness. with suasiil
The Development Of the lower part
of the fr0ntal lobe shows practical
nature. capacity fnf detail sieat Dlt-
serving power The hish forehead.
long from ear forward shpws "a strong
Intellect. great reasoning 1ower ana
planning capacity supported bg a fis-
orous and healthy body. tfeT make "a
Dl .farfui man infeiieciualiv
The width Of the head above the
ears indicates force and executive 'ri5ii
uy The great height of toe head
from the opening 0i the cor indicates
hfsh moral Development
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04
OPPOSE CO. ASSESSORS
Township Trustees to Initiate
Bill to Repeal
Measure

1t was learned here today that the
township trustees as a state Organiza-
ton, are drafting bill at the present
time which they viii initiate for the
purpose OF repeating the county as
SCISSORS bill, enacted by the recent leg
islature. The trustees stand instead
for the township and city assessor sys-
tenn, which the new law displaces on
the statute books Governor Cruce
has recently named the first county
assessors under the new law and they
begin their duties on January i 1917.
The township trustees hope TO prevent
the county assessors ever taking or
iice
Ii IS argned that the township as
SCISSOR system IS better for his safe.
where land values especit'ly haNe
Hot ye' reached stable basis, as if
clde states. and the township Officer
is better qualified therefore 70 know
70 'r,r value OF AN Is FIR assessments
The township system VAS IN vogue in
old Oklahoma territory, prior TO state
hood. and it is shown that the system
gave excellent satisfaction. Il is fig
ured by the trustees that The repeal
Bit will win handy q. The polls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04
162 RAILROADS COME
WITHIN SCOPE or ORDER
Probe Is Based on Complaints
FRsd By Oklahoma Con-
mission and llihaTs
tBy Associated Press,

Washington. ID. G., Aug IA gem
eial investigation into freight rates
on live stock. packing house products
and fresh meat In effect throughout
the portion Of country west. south and
Of Chicago was today or
dered by the Interstate Commerce
The proceeding viii be-
gin at Oklahoma City, September II.
The inquiry viii be a wide one. It
will affect directly not only live stock
and pacRing house product rates In
tho Central West But also east of
Chicago and west Of Denver The
railways number one hun
dred aud sixtytwo.
The investigation Is based On com
plants of rates flied With the com
mission by the railroad commission OF
Oklahoma. the Texa. Cattle Naisera
association, American National Live
stock association and others inter
ested I'll live stock ard meat ship
ments tt is indicated Dy the COM
mission that the purpose OF the IN
quiry is not only to secure j parity
of rates. but ID establish by definite
order rates which the commission
VIII regard as moi onIustiy diserim-
natory
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04
OKLAHOMA CHARTERS ISSUED
peeIaI % the DaIIy Leader.

Special 90 the Daily Leader
Oklahoma City. okla, Aug -
Charters were issued TO these copor
atious
Red Bah Transier company of Okla.
iona City. capital Sl0,0uN. incnrp0ra
tors, John n Wright. W. S Wright
and Clarence J Blinn, all Of 0klaho.
ma City.
Muskogee and IT. Gibson Bridge
company Of Mnskogee. capital slo,-
600. incorposalors. Reuel Haskell, IRA
ID. Mullinax pnd George W Risser, AN
of oklahoma City.
Clinton Hospital and Training
sehol OF Clinton, capital none in-
corporators, Dr McLain Rogers, Dr
C A. Thomas and Miss Grace Irwin
OF Clinton,
MeAlester CITY Coal company of
McAlester; capital $l0.0o0. lncor
porators, f. a. Jones, p. b Bronson
ana G s. Tutner OF krebs, s q Bry
IAN OF McAlester
sapulpa Baggage Line OF Sapulpa:
capital S5JFe0 incOrporators, VIII
liam Iamberson, o. w Smythe aud
B. n. Adams all OF Sapulpa
Matiock Transfer company of Tul-
sa. capital $4,000; ineofporators,
James Matloek, Thomas Gillnm ana
G. A. Omspo0he, all of Tulsa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04
SENDS URGENT TfLEGRAMS
TO ABSENT REPUBLICANS
ReappOIiI0nmeni
Bill Sent to President
for Approval
tBy Associated Press,

Washington, d c. Ang 4-Fears
that Democrats and insnrgenA Repub-
licans might unite 90 pass the wool
bin and free list bin even over The
The Republican whip today To send
telegrams 70 absent Republican mem.
hers urging all 10 hurry to Washing
ton.
When the wool bin conference met
today Senators La Toilette and Rep
reseutatiye Underwood were appoint.
ed subcommittee to report on the
differences between the two houses.
The motion for their appointment By
Senator Bailey was on the ground
That they represent the extreme ele-
ment OF the senate and house.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04
GOV. GRUCE IS UPHELD
Republican Press IN Oklahoma
Commends Act Of Committing
Sentence or Prather

The tone OF the Republican press OF
Oklahoma relative 20 Gov. Lee cruce s.
action in committing 10 life imprisou-
la.-nt ihs death sentence imposed or
John Henry Pufher. the Oklahoma
City nezro boT. Is decidedly favor
able % t1c governor Wllu ore eAfeIr
zion thus far noted the Oklahoma
CITY Times The lafieg hoNeFer. %
claiming ediforaily o. De intepend
cnt in politics.
Tie laEtou Dailg STAR the Musko-
ree DauF Phoenix. the Tulsa Daily
World. an commend the governor 8
action. rraisins MN f0T ms act oi
real mercy saws the Star edifor-ally E.
Governor Cruce has shoan him-
self 20 De bigger man than He tad
credited him with being, in Iis-ne
above the ureiuiices 0f The hour and
according 90 a helpless negro. Alacken
ed criminal though We an know him
10 De-. the same ciemercT he Eolld ln
au probability have shown lad the
.coudcmued man been white.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04
ONLY TEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS ASKED AS BONUS
Secures an Industry Which
VIII 6TsatIy Increase Din
Haf Pail Brigade
"The rolling mill must come!'

THE rolling mill must comet
This was the verdict of the mass
meeting at the city hall last night,
and 1t was the sense Of all present
that the citizens OF Guthrie ABSO-
LUTELY MUST raise the required
bonus necessary to secure this valu-
able industry There was plenty OF
fire and vim In those that were pres,
ent and for the first time since the
rolling mill project has been under
consideration the citizens were thor
onghly aroused as TO what this addi-
tional industry would mean to our
city and really began to realize that
the time was limited and that Guth-
iie must either get busy. or would be
found wanting. Some said that Guth-
RE never had failed to raise a bonus
that she had agreed To make pp, and
that her people were not going to fail
to make good on this proposition!
That was the spirit tnat assured
every one present the bonus would be
raised. Six committee rere appoint
ed and, inspired with tne enthusiasm
and spirit Of last nights meeting,
will raise the entire amount necessary
TO locate the rolling mill
Guthrie viii Raise the Bonus
Some have said Guthrie could not
raise the necessary money at this
time to land the mill, but this is er-
roneous. Some OF our most public
spirited citizens are now back OF the
movement and will see 10 il Chat 1t
goes through. 50 everybody might as
well get ready and make up his mind
TO come through for the chamber oi
commerce mnst have the assistance
OF all. Ten thousand dollars must be
raised TO close this deal, and within
the very near future, too
In addition to the sale Of lots, notes
will be taken for any amount within
reason OF the financial circumstances
OF the makers.
Everybody will be called upon, from
the clerks up, to participate in the
raising of this bonus; therefore, all
public spirited citizens that viii call
at the chamber of commerce rooms
and sign for what they can reasonably
stand, win greatly assist and faclii-
tate 1ne work Of the committee.
The following is the rolf OF honor
OF those that have suhhcribed to date,
and will be published daily iuclud
ing all new subscriber until the en-
tire $40 goo has been raised
The Roll of Honor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04
my Leased WIre.)

philadelphia. Aug Close friends
OF Mrs. Ava Willing Astor former wife
Of John jacob Astor. today confirmed
the re-ort that Mrs Astor shortly Wii.
return 90 America for the PURPOSE Z.
starting legal proceedings whereby
she hopes TO gain exclusive control OF
het 40 children. Of whom Col Asiei
IL the father The proceedings VIII De
hased mon something that took place
ir November. 1899. while Col Astof
was cruising On his yacht the Your
mahal. and which was SUPPOSED ~
have been lost in a hurricane
On that occasion the United si4ie7
government vent 10 the expense oi ii'-
flne ouf a rescue expedition 10 hunt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04
POND BLOWN UP
BY LIGHTNING AND
FISH ALL KILLED
AZ Leaaed -


. Chiffon, wis. Aug Light 6
. ming ana marsh gas combined {
g % produce one of the most as &
g tonishina and AZ fhe time most E
9 terrifying phenomena evolved In 2
g natures laboratory that has ever c
9 been observed ia this lOcaliby {
g u was several hours before the 6
9 mystery ol the trembling of the g
q earth was ascertained g
g Under b local min pond great c
. quantities Of marsh gas forms 9
9 continually SO heavy and Inn 8
9 previous coating did the weeds 6
9 make lhat jhe marsh gas was g
Q ur@hle 10 rise g
. A bolt 81 lightning struck a 8;
. wire fence, one strand Of which g
. dangled in the mill pond. A ter 9
= rife explosion followed and dead 6
G fish hg the hundreds arose. .
o @ g @ G 2 9 @ @ Q @ @ o @ .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04
G c . G @ g g c G o Q @ O 0 Q
PREDICTS END OF NEGRO RACE
(By Leased lWire)

Richmond, Va, Aug 4.-Dr Ernest
&. Levy, chief health officer Of Rich
mond, has come to the conclusion. ai-
close comparative study OF the mortn.
airy statistics of this and other cities
that the American negro is slowly and
steadily dying out'and will be virtual
~ extinct in the twenty-first century
THE colored race, he points out
with 3S per cent Of the population Of
Richmond. has 96 per cent o. the
deaths and the birth rate is equally
against the cOlored race.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04
RUNAWAY GIRL SAYS
SHE WILL JOIN HER
CLERICAL AFFINITY
- b - Iaa.Isr.

sparianburg. S G.. Aug f-Hai-
less and without baggage. Miss Car
rie Sto,kiol. the JOS e8fold daughter
of Jefferson stockton. superintendent
of the Bonnie cotton mills af King
Mountain. N. g. Has taken on an At
iantic bound train by tle police this
morning Her hF0faer took her 1ach
10 Kings Mountain
She aid be was wasting his time,
as she would run away again.
Although She denied if. the police
think she was on her was io Join the
Rev Berry Is Padgeft "a Wesleyan
Methodist Minister in whose conn
rany she was arrested in Atlanta fRc
weeks ago. Theg were found iu con-
Meeting rooms in a hotel. ard fe HaE
hound over for triai Oh charges of
Kidnapping and criminal intimacy
eiih her
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04
Condemns Legal kidnapping"
(By Associated PressJ

Washington. u. g., Aug 4-lhe
process OF legal kiinapng as prae-
ticed ia labor cases of MOyer, Hay
wood and Mcnamara. was condemned
by tie report OF the senate select
committee afbointed to Investigate
'fnird degree methods 81 the lnliee
authorities of United States which
was presented 90 tie senate today by
senator nolah
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04
STURDY OLD
SCOUT TOGI
ON VISIT.
cONQUERER OF RUSSIAN
FLEET HERE FOR IL
DAY SOJoURN
CBy Associated Press.1

New York. Aug. Admiral Count
Heihachira Toga. sea-nghter and con-
queror of the Russian fleet IN the
Russo-Japanese war, who arrived mere
al midnight. started a tweiye-day visit
to the United States today with
view OF New York Mayor Gaynor
called ucon the distinguished admiral
who later visited the city hail.
L8te this afternoon the admiral VIII
depart for Washington.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04
Cotton Revision Bill Reaches Senate
.ny Aasoclalad FraeA.

Washington Aug 4The house cot
ION tarin revision bin reached Size
senate today aud on motion of Dem
ocraMc Leader Martin was referred
fo the finance committee with I'M
struclions 10 report by August i0tl
The arrival Of The bill from the h0uuc
where IL @as passed lasl night pre-
ejHltated % lively debate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04
WARRANTS SIGNED, BUT NO SEAL

The warrants ordered a4sned hR The
council laai might @efe written 40.
bui haze not been lssned Failure %
do Is lack OF city seal The seal Is
in possession of CLERK Dunham and he
refuses To allow is use.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04
THE SHOE
BEGINNING
To PINCH
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
p RE Sc N I IHVESTIGA-
TIoN AS EXTRAVAGANT
fRy - 80

washington. ID c. Aug f-Gr08s
extravaganza of tie Democratic major
IT'S In conducting useless lnvesIga
legations was charged iu The house
today by Republican Leader Mann
who also claimed that fhe new Demo.
cratic house employees are inc0mpe-
tent 70 1roeoked sarp replies ir0m
Representative James. " Kentucky
Foster of Illinois, and Fitzgerald of
NeB York. Democrats
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04
Treaties Transmitted TO Senate
(By Associated Press

Washington. . g. Aug 4 lresi-
dent Tafi sent to the senate the gene
eral arbitration treaties between llie
united States ana Great britain ana.
the United States ASA France. each
treaty being accompanied by for
NAL message of tranemilial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04
Cuts Out Gerrymandertnq
(By Associated Fress.1

WILMINGTON, u C., Aug n The
house todag eoncurred iii the senate
amendments 20 the congressional re-
appartionment bin 70 prevent gerry
amended Tile bin now goes tO the
President for approval
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04
WOMAN DIES WHEN
HER PET DOC IS
SHOT BY FRIEND
fBy Leased Wire)

. tBY Leased Nlfe) =
. Alec, n. j.. Aug AIRS VII g
% liam bubble, wife Of the town Z
- ship collector, dropped dead to q
y day a. il neighbor shot a hpdog =
9 which has been her almost con 9
. stant companion for the last J 6
. years Z
o For several weeks the dog had Z
q been aiilng. Blind and decfepit. 9
@ tile animal just managed TO drag .
o himself around the bubble home 9
8 Yesterday Mrs bubble asked a s
: neighbor to fire the shot whieh =
g would take the canine TO the =
. dogs hunting ground =
Q The incident took place today .
{: AS the shot which killed the dog .
g was fred. Mrs bubble dropped g
:, dead Heart failure. due to grief Z
9 over the loss Of her pet, is be- Z,
G lleved to have killed her 9
= q
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04
Is Your Subscription In?

Wn Guthrie da mg 20 beuo0Ves the
business men 20 get busy TIE pant
uiI be lH0lsN1 feet As soon as the
money IS raised. work VIII be begun
on tle plant it IS imperative that the
bonus g. raised ~ is the cheapest in
Yestmeuf Clthrie 1ln make Are you
ln-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04
WINSLOW WILL ASK FOR
WRIT OF SUpERSEDEAS
Opposed ClIy Clerk TO Make
Effort for Reinstatement
In Office

The city council met in regular ses-
sion last night with all the members
present except Dunham and Field Ar
ter considerable discussion a number
of bills were allowed and warrants
ordered drawn. These warrants are
for salaries in the police and fire de-.
partments. Salaries III tue water de-
partment were not taken up because
the council understood that they had
already been paid from the receipts
Some Of the officers salaries We're
ordered paid, among which were those
of City Clerk Winslow, City Marshal
Mitchell, Side Walk Inspector Har-
rington and street Commissioner viii
hanson These salaries, it was
thought best, to pay up to the time
that the commissioners qualified. so
tbe,e would be no dispute if the SUI
preme court decision should result
adversely to the council
The total amount for which war
rants were ordered drawn is about
three thousand dollars However the
city treasurer was instructed to pay
the salary warrants, such as police
land iremen, which have not been
paid tor the month 0l june The oth-
Ter necessary expenses Of the city gov
ernment viii be paid by agreement
of the attorneys representing tie two
forms of government
Huston Refuses 70 Suspend Nrit
city Clerk Wnslow made applica
ti0n to Judge Huston yesterday that
the neremptory writ the court issued
lin the early part ot July be with
drawn This writ was granted iis
favor 0f Dunham. city clerk by ap-
poiutment Oh the commissioners Hus-
ton took the application under con
sideration and this morning informed
Winslow that he would take no action
in the case Attorney John Dever-
eauX, who represents Winslow, IS pre-
pairing the papers and viii make APP
plication for a writ of supersedeas
before Vice Justice Hayes, Of the SUI
preme court tomorrow.
City Commissioners Won't Recognize
The city commissioners viii not
IeNNI NlhH ne llEHt Nt tlf NtHuth W
order warrants drawn and City Treas
urer Jenkins will not recognize them
as legal Judge Buriord. who was at
torney Tor the commissioners and
Treasurer jenkins IN the hearing be-
fore Justice Hayes in the supreme
court, states that the council has alb
solutely no authority to act in the
matter OF salaries He also stated
that Justice Hayes in granting the
supersedeas said; 'in view OF the
fact thai a case Is nov pending in the
supreme court involving Che validity
OF the city government, no action
should be taken by either side in die
tnrbing matters except for the pur-
pose OF paying the actual necessary
lcurrent expenses Of city government.
lThe payment OF these expenses is to
be agreed upon by the attorneys for
1.-THE two governments.
Judge Burford went 30 Oklahoma
lCny this morning to obtain q signed
order from Justice Hayes and TO ar
range for the acceptance of Felix Ad'
( iers bond.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-04
TIE WEATHER
fBy AssocIated presa.l

New Orleans Aug. A. Oklahoma:
Showers Friday or saturday; warm
Ter III central portion