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New-York tribune., 1911-03-19

vision. The Kuhn. Loeb & Co group Will
select the new president. who will be ac-
ceptable to the Goulds. and all parties con-
cerned will have voice In the management.
Essentially the result of the election was
a victory for Miss Helen Gould and Frank
Jay Gould. who are represented in the board
by r. Lancaster Williams, Of Baltimore.
These members of the family threatened to
oppose George Gould If he relinquished
control of the railroad. and thereupon
George Gould formed a new agreement with
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and their allies. Through
the new agreement Kuhn. Loeb & co. and
their associates obtain sufficient power to
assert authority in the actual management
OF the properties. to supervise the expendi-
ture of money for Improvements and. in
general. to safeguard the welfare Of those
TO whom they sell securities. The Goulds,
on the otner hand, maintain their stock
control. and Miss Helen and Frank are
represented in the board as well as George
and Edwin Gould.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-19

fcatiOn.
Cheer upon cheer rolled UP from all sides
oi the House az Arthur j. Balfour. leader
o. the Opposition. declared I'm emphatic
tones that IL the government could see its
way to carry into effect the hopes eNpressed
by Sir Edward Grey. especially In the III
rection Of an arbitration treaty with the
United states they would find no hearter
friends Of such "A policy than the un'onist
tarty. II is not often that party leader
IN the House Of Commons secures the
paudits of his political opponents.
Rents for London houses for the corona
ton season are rising with the increasing
demand for accommodations. one Liberal
necr has refused an offer Of fio 900 for the
use of his residence for six weeks. An
american has offered fl1.oo0 for the ten
ancy OF 4 house in Hill street during May.
June and July. but the owner refused TO
take less than 10000.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-19
KILLED BY SANE FOURTH.

The Pain Manufacturing Company. one
OF the largest makers Of pyrotechnics In the
United States. is the victim Of the sane
Fourth Of July movemcr'. A majority Of
It's directors filed a petition in the supreme
Court for the dissolution of the corporation.
which WAS formed in April, 1900 and the
papers show that the concern Is In a bdd
way financially and cannot continue for the
reason stated
THE expected absorption by the Amalga-
mated Cooper Company Of the United Met
ais Selling Company, which has marketed
New-York tribune., 1911-03-19
SOME PERSONAL ITEMS.

THE Columbia University authorities an
noGnced the appointment Of Clayton Haml-
ton. dramatic critic for The Bookrnan. -
succeed Professor" Joel Elias Spingarn and
deliver the undergraduate lectures in conf
paratve literature for the rest of the year.
"All connection between the congregation
Of the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church in this
city. and the Rev Dr. Charles +. Aked VAS
finally and officially severed AT a meeting
II the congregation. The pastors resisna-
ton had been accepted already by the trus-
tees. but II remained for the parshoners
to approve their action
THE popularity of the State Of Nevada
as a place 10 get quick action in divorce
cases was increased when the Legislature
passed a bill making residence o; six
months the only requirement in divorce
actions The privilege OF leaving the state
when necessary Is to he accorded 10 al
who are establishing a residence.
otto H. Kahn. his wife and their four
children sailed on the Cunard liner Maure-
tania to be IN London for the coronation.
Mr. Kahn has leased Cassaborg Castle. nc
Watford. ITertfordshre. fifteen miles out ~
London The family will motor through
Europe. returning home in August. The
four suites on the Maure,ania !, was
said that the bookings amounted 10 $4,000.
including the servants
Mr. Kahn no doubt will note with In
rerest." said Busy Man the walls ~ oscar
Hammersten's new opera house. nearing
completion in London
New-York tribune., 1911-03-19
FRENCH LET DOWN BARS.

"Thc bars of the parquet. or official mar
ket. of the Paris Bourse. were at last. after
many years of unsuccessful attempts on the
rart Of American bankers and corporations
tc remove them. let down for the ad-
mission of an American stock. that OF the
Philadelphia Company. OF PittsburG. which
controls practically the entire street rail-
New-York tribune., 1911-03-19
BRIGHT PEACE OUTLOOK.

The British Foreign Secretary. Sir Ed
ward Grey. iu an impressive speech IN the
tiousc ~ Commons. delighted the Liberals
iy welcoming President Tafts sweeping
proposals for permanent treaty for the ar
bitration of all questions between England
Dnd America. He hinted that II such "A
treaty were proposed Ia Great Britain by
the United states II would bc welcomed.
and promised that as the consequences
would bc 80 farrcaching in character II
v,uld nr submitted 10 Parliament for rau-
New-York tribune., 1911-03-19

cago ami the Northwest The complaint al
leges that the Universal Portland cement
Company is controlled by the United STATES
steel Corporation. and through mat anna
ton obtains freight rates which are ma
t..rialy lower than those granted To inc
Alpha Portland Cement Company.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-19
WASHINGTON AND ALBANY.

What has been going on in Washington
shd al Albany" asked Busy Man.
Three Wright acroplanes were ordered
W the War and Navy departments. Two
The flying machines are for use by the
New-York tribune., 1911-03-19
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE
-A0 Il In Beaui:1.
~ Private Pa.i.
"EDEM PALACE. I"

ber on trial at Albany for the murder or
rer little son. brought in verdict Of MUIR
der in the second degree The sentence
was that she be confined at hard labor IN
Auburn prison for an indefinite period. the
minimum period being twenty years ana
the maximum for her natural life.
Frank f.. Hedemann. OF New York, was
arrested. charged with the murder Of Marie
smith. the ten-year-old schoolgirl who was
brutally killed in Asbury Park on November
of last year
John Sears. half blood negro. who
murdered the Rev. \. J.. Armstrong. an
aged Presbyterian clergyman, and wife. az
Dutch Neck. y. J., on the night before last
Thanksgiving Day. was put 10 death IN the
electric chair at the state prison in Trenton.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-19

1905. the notes bearing it's Endorsement I
we're carried ~ assets at their face value
up 10 the time the Carnegie company closed
doors
New-York tribune., 1911-03-19

greatly 10 outstrip the southern city, whicn
has the largest municipal area in the Wet
The eviction OF Colonel Isaac Trumoo
from his home of many years by mort
gage foreclosure and the sale of his furn-
ture and other effects gave San Fran
ciscans an opportunity To gossip about the
strange fortunes Of a man who became
millionaire through his legal services 10
Brigham Young and the Mormon Church.
Trumbo. for years. was conspicuous
figure in San Francisco business and social
life. and entertained lavishly at his beauti-
ful home I'm Sutter street the walls NJ
which were covered with choice paintings.
A sl2.0O mortgage on the nome was swelled
to $500 with eight years interest. and as
Trumbo refused 10 pay anything fore
closure followed. For nearly year
Trumto has lived alone in IN, house, cared
for by faithful negro man servant and
an Irish girl They alone remained loyal
10 the master who. IL is said. owes them
5000 in back salary: Furniture which cost
$4,000 realized only $500 at the sale.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-19

The state Senate this week defeated
bill for the consolidation OF municipalities
which was drafted especially to enable San
Francisco to absorb all tn. bay cities and
thus form greater municipality. The
proposition was attacked ty Oakland Sena-
tors because they opposed consolidation.
and by Los Angeles men because they saw
IN 1t al opportunity for San Francisco
New-York tribune., 1911-03-19

The Santa Fe Railroad VIII soon become
an active competitor OF the Southern Paci-
Nc for passenger traffic between this city
and Los Angeles which the Southern Paci-
fc has monopolized for nearly thirty Years.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-19

Judge Ross. nj Los Angeles. this wee;
threw out Of court the suit OF George l..
Roberts and others TO dspossess the South
ern Pacific Company Of thousands Of acres
OF valuable oil lands in the Midway and
Maricopa fields. In Kern County, valued at
many millions.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-19

The capture Of six Chinese slave girls
this week in Chinatown revealed the great
profits made by smugglers of women into
this country. The girls were rated as
worth from 5000 to 5000 each. and ac-
cording to their own s'orios they were
kidnapped In Hong Kong and treated
cruelty there and on the way over ~
steamer. The girls were concealed in the
coal bunkers OF the steamer and were
secretly supplied with food
New-York tribune., 1911-03-19

A project which is meeting with much
favor is scheme TO build suspension
bridge to join Oakland anil San Francisco.
with Goat Island as its central support.
Allan G. Rush. a civil engineer. estimates
that such a structure would cost $4,000
600. and agrees TO build IL " San Francisco
and Oakland will each give him two blocks
for terminals His plan involves fridge
with five piers. four spans and approaches.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-19
lBy Telegraph TO The Tribune !

~ IelegrapH to me iflpunr.
San Francisco. March is.-The selection
of "A site for the Panama Pacific Exposition
is exciting great interest here A coterie
OF millonaires who have large property In
tereSts adjoining the Lake Merced lands
of the Spring Valley Water Company are
using all their influence To induce the di-
rectors OF the fair to choose this site.
which f. two miles from he west end or
Golden Gate Park. and situated in one or
the bleakest parts of the San Francisco
peninsula. The Spring Valley Water Com
pany offers this site free. but no permanent
BUILDINGS could remain there unless the city
bought the land.
San Franciscans are practically unani-
nous for the west end of Golden Gate
Park from Twentieth avenue 10 the ocean
at Forty-n ninth avenue. This unimproved
part of the park would make an ideal site
and would thus be highly developed within
five years. whereas with the present park
appropriations IL will take twenty years TO
put IL I'm the shape OF the east end or the
park The accessibility of the park Is also
one of the greatest arguments in favor or
its selection as IL is reached by half
dozen lines OF cars. and In case OF con-
gestion OF passenger traffic one might
easily walk to Sunset. Rich nond and other
suburban districts
New-York tribune., 1911-03-19
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greatly 10 outstrip the southern city, which
has the largest municipal area in the West
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-19
RAILROAD RATTLE

The Santa Fe will put on a holiday
rate between the 22nd and 26th at
one and third fare, good till Janu-
AIRY ).
Special Agent Bob" Myers. of tho
Santa Fe. is in Oklahoma City today
with Assistant superintendent G. a..
Saunders.
Frank Lands, brakeman on the Il.
e. O., is cooking his own meals now
and says he is afraid he will spoi.
that new uniform
Conductor John Fogarty, Of the
the Eastern Oklahoma run. says he
brings in a large crowd of Christmas
shoppers every morning.
Conductor 4. A. Roberts. of the y.
Il. g. G.. reports snow and rain out
about Cherokee and Klowa. Travel
aF 'heayy' too slu Roberts.
"a d. NJ students can be seen in
large numbers every morning when
the +. e. o. train comes in from still
water They are going nome for the
holidays
Agent Cockrell is writing a sketch
on The Passing OF the Jack Rabbit.
Edgar Powers says the jack rabbit
long since passed everything ON the
road
II is reported that Claim Adjuster
Frank Chamberlain slipped into town
last night and out again. President
raggart, of ''the club. says that
Chamberlain viii be relieved as act
ng president IL caught ard possibly
&c expelled for incompetency.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-19
TO BE EITHER TATE OR BOB.
Tulsa County Wishes to Eliminate
OH Candidate for Committeeman
Special to the Daily Leader

" VIZ IJuIIJ LOduUI'
Tulsa, Okla, Dec. 19.-Tulsa coun
ty Democrats are more interested
in the contests of Robert Galbraith
and Tate Brady, local candidates for
national Democratic committeeman
than In any party primary ever held
here The movement to eliminate one
of the candidates and place the com.
bined strength of the other behind
the winner only started Saturday and
today. Eighteen out Of the 32 COM
mitteemen of Tulsa county came to
Tulsa and personally signed the call
for the county central cimmittee
meeting next Saturday at which time
tae method of selecting the candi-
dates for national committeeman will
be decided upon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-19
. G 9 c G Q 6 9 6 G g G 8 9 C.
Q pERSONAL AND LOCAL c
Q G 9 6 6 9 8 3 . 9 G. @ @ c :

Otto Bekemeyer is on the sick
list.
j. T Gibbons, of New York, is reg.
istered at the lone today
Miss Marie Wiegel, OF Perry. Is a
Guthrie visitor today. She is taking
music lessons here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-19
NOTICE TO CITIZENS.

All citizens of Guthrie are request
Cd to be at the city hall Wednesday
night at o'clock TO witness the
count OF the referendum postal card
vote on the adoption of the sale by
the council Of the bond issue.
r. II. WlNSLOW.
CitN iIeph
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-19
GIVE OPIUM TO THE RATS

San Francisco, Dec. 19-The sewer
rats were the envy of Chinatown to-
day when contraband opium valued al
more than 100000 was poured into a
manhole ia the rear of the custom
house
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-19
THE MARKETS
BY WIRE

CATTLE:
Kansas City Mo, Dec. 10.
Receipts, $500
Market, steady. ten higher.
Bulk Of sales. s5.25GS.75.
Cows and heifers, $275@5.75.
fN
HOGS:
Receipts, 10000.
Market, steady, five lower.
Bulk OF sales, $500 600.
Top price, s605.
WHEAT.
Kansas City. Me-. Dec ia
December, 81 i-2
May. 80 81
July, . 3iS-.
CORN.
&. December, So 3-i.
May. So. pA~ srr =
July 81 81. i 10 !
@tr-r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-19

Big Sale of Dolls

Over 500 Dressed Dolls. We have told YOU
about these remarkable doll values before Are
you getting your share? They're selling at Just
about half price The cutcst little dolls with
dainty muslin underwear, dainty dresses hat and
all and theV re only
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-19

Karnak Brass Jewel Cases in attractive novelty
styles and shapes, ornamented with Egyptian
symbols-Sphinx, Scarabeus etc.-each, 98c.
Karnak Brass Puff Boxes and Hair Receivers
in variety of the newest holiday effects introduced
this season. mounted Sphinx Shamas and Isis de-
signs; EACH $l98
Other Karnak Brass Novelties, multitude Of
appropriate, appreciated and useful articles.
Jardinieres, Vases Candlestcks, Chocolate Pots,
Dinner Gongs, Irnket Boxes, Desk Pads, Ash Trays,
Smoking Sets Hat Pin Holders, Crlmb Trays,
Cigar and Tobacco Jars, Soap Boxes, etc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-19
cAPT sBUzARo DEAD
,o.sg " ~ ~ ke ~ {;

r. Buzard, Civil war veteran and
for many years prominent in north
west Missouri politics. died here to-
day, aged seventy-two.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-19
ss TOTS FOR cHHtsmAs GIFTS.
(By Associated Press)

Ibl A86UCIdttu ItooI
Chicago, Dec. ia carload of 80
extremely lively and valuable Christ
mas presents passed through Cnica-
20 yesterday on It's way from the
New York FouudlinEs Hospital to
the vicinity Of Omaha. Neb. There
tae presents are 70 be taken into
homes which are already preparing
anxiously for their arrival
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-19
OKLAHOMANS IN LIQUOR
CONF FERENCE AT WASHINGTON
speeisl 70 .the Daily Leader.

Speeisl to the Daily Leader.
Washington, d. c.. Dec. 19-sReY
". S. Wiley of Muskogee has been
named as one of businesscommit-
tee OF ten by the conference on in
terstate liquor traffic now in session
here to draft bill for presentation
TO congress to regulate interstate
shipments of liquor into dry states.
Z. ID. Cameron of Okmulgee yes
terday addressed the conference.
speaking in behalf of the right of a
sovereign state to enforce its law
without federal interference.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-19

Washington, Dec. 19-Henry Davis
messenger for w. E. Rawsey. was
jailed tonight charged with forging
endorsements to checks. Davis has
secured $4,000, it is said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-19
Maud Firm Fails.

Maud Firm Fails.
J. o. Hearn and son ofNfand, Okla
filed petition in volunAw bank
ruptey this morning in ~ Federal
eonrf H.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-19
To Take a Wife

TO Tdkc . WIfe
Rumor has it that a formos ~'tv
official wifi take unto himself a wife
during the holidays.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-13
Simplicity Of speech.

Whether or not the traveller is
right who contends that fifty words
are enough for mans practical needs
his theory OF sn abridged vocabulary
for every day use Is in line with the
tendency OF speech in this country.
We are simplifying the Language 10
the extent OF preferring the simpler
forms of expression, both In our
writing and our speaking II Is
purifying our sreech and improving
our diction. The master OF simple
English. who can write or speak in
terms of the most commonplace Ian
guage is the most effective. Even
eloquence may be well defined as
simplicity.
A great New York minister has
recently published a series OF dis.
courses in hook form and one mas
read half way through the volume
before he comes upon word that i
not common TO the simplest speech
Yet the book, IN its diction, is pow
erful. There Is such thing as work
ling for the language. and such {
thing as letting the language worl
for you. The master of English
does the latter. Bee.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-13

Rev. Ulysses @. b. Pierce. chaplain
Of the United States senate and Presi-
dent Taft's pastor al a Washington
Unitarian church. told,a group Of sem
ators a few days ago Of letter be
had received the previous morning
from d strong Methodist friend Of his
The letter read:
Dear Doctor Yesterday morning
while on the way 10 services in my
own church ] was oyertaken by the
heavy rain we had. As ! did not have
an umbrella with me aud was neal
your church, ] went IN. and for tbs
FIRST time listened 70 one Of your ser
mons on the tenets Of the Unitarian
faith. Next Sunday ! am going q
carry an umbrella. Saturday Even
ing Post.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-13
RESOLUTIONS TO DR. MANN
ADOPTED ny THE COUNTY NED.
CAL SOCIETY.

AT a meeting of the Durham County
Medical Society Friday evening the
following resolutions regarding the
resignation OF DIR. T. A. Mann as
health officer Of the city was passed
by the society:
Resolved, That We. the Durham
County Medical society, greatly appre'
ciate the efficient and untiring work
of DIR. 7. A. Mann as health officer O.
Durham.
We realize the difficulties undel
which DIR. Mann has labored. We be
|lieve that the educational work tina
he has advocated along public healtl
and sanitary lines will be of lasting
good TO our community
Resolved, further, That a copy o
these resolutions be presented to tn
board of health, the board of alder
men and the daily papers Of Durham
with request to publish.
W. A. GRAHAM, President
L. s. BOOKER. Secretary.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-13
Pointea Paragraphs.

A man may induce woman TO
keep a secret by not sharing Il with
her.
It's impossible for young man TO
surprise a girl by kissing her. She
always expects IL.
womarkind is divided into two
classes--those who are married and
those who want 20 be.
II is not difficult for girl to love
almost any young man that her par
ents are willing &c object TO.
After a girl Is married IL seems 10
be up 10 the neighbors to let out
remarks TO the effect that she didn't
marry the man OF her choice.
A pretty woman cuts a lot OF lee
with her tears.
It's the same thing over again thai
makes a revolution.
Getting married doesn't cost hal
as much as being married.
II is surprising how popular sons
people are with themselves.
| And Il sometimes occurs that mar
rage Is an antidote for love.
No matter wat you say 70 a chem
ist, he always has ready retort.
In the midst Of proposal a man
heart palIptates less than hi
|. lknees.-chicago News.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-13

Not the least OF the Mexican lead
ers' present worries IL the fear Of
famine a few months hence in the
states swept BY the revolution. The
Insurgent forces and the freebootofs
together, have. Il IL intimated, swept
this part Of the country fairly clean
OF food stores. II II estimated that
at least 10000 men, who either wors
farms for themselves or direct the
work of others, have been drawn in-
TO the fighting. Their absence has
left many other thousands Idle,
through choice or the lack Of direc.
ton. In six states-chihuahua
Guerrero. Morelos. sinaloa. Sonora
and coahuila--it IL estimated that
100. 900 laborefs have not done thell
corn planting, which should be com
pleted within the next few weeks Al
latest. II IL said. to insure anythlnl
like an adequate crop for the year. :
New Orleans Times-Demoerat
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-13
MACHINE Guns Needed.

The Atlanta gentleman who has
challenged the governor Of South
Carolina 10 fight duel observes
smiabIy in his polite note.
u understand that II IL true that
because Of your conduct you are very
largely denied the privilege 81 the
association with ladies and gentle.
men Of your state; that you arc
scorned BY the one and desplsed b.
the other; that, IN effect. you are 50
eiaIly 0stracised and that your most
intimate associates belong 70 tao
criminal classes"
Gov. Bleaye IL sensitive man
and especially touchy on the rau
spots. II ought TO be machine gum
at 10 PAGES after such proyocation
Republican.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-13
Governor Leaves The msller Win
Jsdss Frank Daniels
NE RECOMMENDED Term
And Governor Kltchin Says II the
Judge Docs Not Revoke His Recom-
mendaiIon the Extra Court WIN be
called-Law and Order League
Making Every Effort for Court.

The responsibility OF calling the
special term OF criminal court for
Durham county has finally been shift
ed entirely 10 Judge Frank A. Daniels.
A telephone message from Governor
Kitchin this morning says that the
governor will cali the special term OF
court unless the request OF Judge
Daniels is revoked.
At the last term OF court Judge
| Daniels wrote TO Governor Kitchin
advising him that special term was
necessary. Solicitor Gattls also added
his assent to the opinion OF Judge
| Daniels. The Law and Order league
took up the matter with the governor
and urged him to call 1t at once. Gov
ernor KitchinS attempted to shift the
responsibility TO the county commis-
sioners and told the committee OF the
Law and Order league that IL this
board would act fayorably upon the
matter he would call the special term.
| The commissioners again shouldered
the responsibility on the governor BY
informing him that II the special term
was called they would bear the ex-
| pense.
4 Friday evening the attorneys for the
defendants In the liquor cases In
formed the governor that they would
have Judge Daniels TO revoke his re-
4 quest for the special term II thal
, would deter him from calling II. Ths
governor informed the attorneys tina
he would leave the matter with Jndg'
Daniels, and that II he would reyok'
. his request no special term would b
| called.
ii kilograms. telephone messages ans
letters are being sent 10 Judge Dan
liels at Greensboro BY the representa-
lives OF the defendants In the iIquo
cases and also by the members OF III
Law and Order league. II Is hardl.
possible that Judge Daniels Will re
!, woke his request. and the spe,-s. tern
WIN likely be called By Goserno
KitchIn this afternoon or Monday.