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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-09-17
MANY DRIVEN FROM HOME

Every year in many parts of the
country, thousands are driven from
their homes by coughs and lung dis
eases. Friends and business are left
behind for other climates, but this is
costly and not always sure. A better
way-the way Of multitudes-is to
use DR.. Kings New Discovery and
cure yourself at home. Stay right
there, with your friends. and take this
safe medicine. Throat and lung troub-
les find quick relief and health re-
turns. Its help in coughs, colds. grip,
Group, whooping-cough and sore
lungs make it a positive blessing. soc
and $1.00. Trial bottle free. a
teed by Eagle drug store.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-09-17

wINNEMUCCA LODGE NO. s63
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD
Regular meetings first and third
Tuesdays Of each month. All visit.
ing members in good standing are
invited to attend.
MRS. NELLIE LAMB, Pres.
II. o. ROLLINS, Secy.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-09-17

WINNEMUCCA AERIE NO. 4s7. +.
o. Irregular meetings of Whine.
mucca Aerie No. 487, Fraternal Or.
der Of Eagles, will be held on the
second and fourth Monday evening
of each month in Silver State hali
Visiting Eagles are cordially invited
to attend all sessions of the Aerie-
J.. w. FERGUSON, W. p.
c. B. SMITH, Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-09-17
FRATERNAL ORDERS

!. o. o. =.
HUMBOLDT LODGE NO.
Is. 1. o. OBJECT ogs
every Saturday evening I$M
at hall in Silver State building VIZ.
iting brothers in good standing Il.
ways welcome.
F. A. ROBINSON, N. q.
w. R, RICH, Secretary.
MA0O11O
WINNEMUCCA LODGE NO.
10, F. and A.M.-Stated som ~.
m~unications will be held st Xxx
their hall in the Silver State ivy
block until further notice 1t 1880 n
m. ON the first Saturday evening -
zach month. All Master Masons T.
good standing are cordially invitsd
to attend. 81. w. DUNCAN, y. N
chris WOLF, Secretary
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-09-17
AssAYMo 4 REFINING
COMPANY

$40 Market St., San Francisco, Cal
We buy gold, rich ore, amalgam ey,
precipts, etc. We pay cash and give =
square deal. Prompt returns guaran-
teed. Call personally, or send by mail
or express. Assaying, soc. Establish
ed 20 years. Reference, any commsr-
cal agency in San Francisco. sat-6m
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
Observation-Disclosures MEET
AND DISCUSS PRELihtNARiEs

Pientirofentlariea - Turkey and ~
the allied Balkan nations held their
fret meeting this afternoon % discuss
the preliminaries for negotiations Tor
an armiatfce.
Beyond an intirnation that the VIC
t0rious invaders are prepared 20 nod
. their original demands On regard -
the evacuation % the Tchafaifa lines
BY tho Turkish and also a. permit to
Turkish RarriHon 81 Adrianopie 20
march cut % that fortress with the
honor % var. nothtng vas known -
70 the discussion between TIE dele
gatss.
while the principals are thus en-
gRHod In EFFORTS 60 arrnnre q truce,
preparations elsewhere fnr possible
trouble On q larger scale show no
signs % abatement Intentions ~ the
sreat powers undoubtedly remain m
peace hus Austrn- Hungarian proceed
ure seetas 20 forcahaaou separate action
which ell render dln3cult the rsatiEa-
ton ~ ths plan 81 Premier Asquith
Tor the settlement ~ Near Eastern
questions as = whole when the war =
over
Frum Vienna comes ere Information
that the servian var once has re-
Called thH servian troops that car b.
spared from the columns operating On
the netEhhurhood - Prtsrsnd and
Mouaafir
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

tn IN. play % Romeo End gunss. n
BE- given ~ ~ 2. MAcLeAn. Charles
w. Hanforf. Oa@ffs Tyler aud Mario
Drofnah ~ the opsra house. Saturday
night Shakespeare has ioinsd In one
ideal picture purity - heart With
warmth % imagination. awestnean and
dignity - nHnner with passionate fn.
tcnsity ~ feeling Romeo. the musinm,
distracted lover. vii be played ~ A.
y. Maciean whose Grucs % manner
and personality ooupied uith the schol-
arly attachments whicA render him =
true exronent - me roles 81 the great
dramatist enable him 20 give one Of
the most dslightfui interpretation ~
the par on the American stage today.
Charles y. Hartford viii play the hima
spirited. dehonnatra Mercutio whose
wit and eHuhernnce - apirfts gill a.
ford this splendid actor an opportunity
20 display he tuenfs % his many al
MIXERS IN hgnter vein. The charm
~ Miss odetts Tyier's Juliet. IL famii-
Jar % all play 9oers ~ the e&atern
cities u 10 . rare privilege 90 sea
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
OF JAS. G.
BROOME SENT
TOQUINCYHO
WAS SON o. LATE GOV. JAMES g.
BRooME. AND ONE OF FLoRioA's
MOST PROMINENT CITIZENS
WAS nUMBER OF sTATE SEN
ATE FoR MANY YEARS

Jaeksouvfue. Nov. ss-Hon. James
~ Hrooms. state senator from Gadsden
county. and son % the late Gov. James
E. mrooma. who was the cnief cNecl-
i've af the STATE Of Florida Tor term
of four years. from i85s 40 1857. diea
I'd ere home - hts sou. Stockton
Eronma. 900 nlversida avenue yeHter-
day morning a. t2:ao o'clock. The
body eos fant % Quincy Tor intcrmenL
Senator nfonme was born M Taila-
haasea. March t8f5. and was frequently
referred % na one % tae "grand Old
men % Florida" He had served the
people uf TIE state since 1890, when
~ was elected STATE senator from
oadsdan county and has represented
bis district tn the uppe. house -
ever suCceadinE session. with the sE-
ceptlon o. I8ot when be vas O. can
diaath for secretary % state.
Al ths aRo Of ne he entered fhe
Confederate army A feu months he-
fore reaching tha aEe ~ ls he vas
discharged afsr which ~ returned
home and enlisted in Joe Chaires'a
Leon county comuanv. lie again went
fe NirNinla ard Was a member % the
Eleventh Florida regiment he NnH
- 81. Us. ~ HHH NN|" N#HHa.a| Naa"
render ~ Cen Rohcrs b Lee and vas
sent to FORTRESS Monroe 81 tho federal
government
Deceased was from one ~ the most
distinguished families ~ the state.
EIia father. besides serving "a term a.
governor, was Judge 8f probate and a
state senator from leon county In
his public and political ufs deceased
always stood for what he thought was
rirhf and f8r fhe best interests ~ bis
fellow men. uiH business activities.
tath ln New York and Florida. we're
always crowned with success
Besides bis wife. who g confined -
illness in an Atlanta hospital deceased
leaves two sons o. mourn his ioHs.
Stockton HFnome uf This rItY and Ma
con rroome. az WAY ross. Ca. lie
aiHo leaves numerous relatives End r
host 1f friends IT'S wife was former.
b Wra d. q. HAYNES. ~ Quincv and
his arHt wife was Miss Matte stock
trn. also of Quincy
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question % ths riEht ~ free speech
vtth the sEcN Ion that o. must NOT
incits % iawis less or violence.
The temper ~ the people Judge
Quinn esd. must - considered -
reaching q conclusion on the effect ~
the defendants word He also said
the jury should consi Ser ths matter %
tha plantinE - dynamite and wncther
fhs belief that the military owners had
planted the dynamite a. rreiudics the
strikers. drove them - violence
IN submittiuE the case Judge Quinn
gave TIE additional Instruction that ~
u we're found that = riot occurred On
January - and AIMS L1pifH0 inst her
life therein. 81 r. murder
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

Fut impress the theafrs- seer with the
quality ~ hsins real live personalities.
rather than theatrical lay figures wtth
a mechanical trick % moving and taik
inE TIE secret ~ this 10 In the trans-
fcrral % the staRs ~ real I've per-
sonaHtiss which NJ Conan has met
a. various times IN his csrser, ane
whose Characteristics and sccentrtci-
tiss he has carefully joited down IN
an ever present note book No heftsr
example ~ the success ~ This mar
nsr 81 peopiinF The atako stir real
live characters can - cited thar ths
maid Mar" and the dsilEhffui actirF
- Mise HAzeis Burgess
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

explosions which Ne aid wers soon
to BE- carried out
afrManlrai testiaei that James n
Mcnamara admitted he Intended %
kIl him (afcMaulgan IN the Wisconsin
woods.
Judge Anderson announced ~ would
not increase thc bonds % the defend
unta ether than Hockin and would
pass" the motion for me present.
After we were arrested iu Detroit
and while we were on me train Euing
ts Chicago. James o. began % veil
atout ncInr Kidnapped said McMan-
iEaL ~guy RIddinEer. = Chicago de-
tsrtiva had us handcuHed J. "a. Of
fered niddinrer $4,000 q lee -
escape. R'ddinEsr refused. Then J. Il.
RAISED fhs amount % t30.0oo. saying
hr would SET the amount from ,. J.
MCNamara Ha said 10 BiddinEsr didu't
iet a. of the train there would bs .
sang waiting for him az Chicago and
they would Est hin.
Then ,. p said % Biddingsr. -
you don't take ths t1oooo Clarence
narrow win ct e.
y n begged nlhdingsr - allow me
to 50 o. ~ alow ny wife % 50 b
Indianapolis 60 procure ths nonev !
raid didn't want my wifs mixed %
u o.
- r. asked ne uhst ws should 90
: answered every man Tor himself
william J. Burns came % sss me-
md I made a clean breast 81 t "a
him. later in los AnEeies told the
authorities mo whole story
Senator Kern then began cro.s-sr-
aiming McManiKat
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
NAVY oEPARTnEHT KEEPS
~ ToucH VITA CRUISERS

Washingtor. Nov. 1A-RsalIEinr the
possibility ~ rapid and important o.
navy Department saa Slightly chanEed
ere itinerary ~ the hiE cruisers Ten
nessse and Montana SON 90 the way
to the orient under Admiral Knight
Tre vessels all . kept in sIuse touch
~ cahis with TIRE deaartmcur
Admiral knight on fhs TsnnesFef.
instead ~ going direct from Glhraltar
en- SMYRNA has headed 8rEf fur Malta
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
sELGRApE FORTS ARE
BEING HASTILY ARMED

Vienna. Nov sat IL reported here
thar the Belgrade forts are being has
tiiy armed wits heavy Euns by ths
Ecrrtau war rfnua.
Information has cleo been received
that an the servlan troops who can -
spared IRON Prisrend and M0nnEur
have been recalled % fhs serTian cap
itaf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
War in Europe
Now Appears to
Be Imminent

Ccontinusd from FIRST Pare,
through ne changed attitude 81 Rus
ala 3ernfus saHonom. the Russian
foreign minister. after having declared
sultahis &c a hasis fer fussA~r neFo-
tiations. the Austrian proposal guar
auteeinE ssrvia q free port on the
Adriur go and eervian RAILWAY
through Albania but without terri
toriai riEhts. has nov abandoned thiu
STANDPOINT
Austria T. nov disposed % push ths
matter % a decision because Y var r
inevitable SO wants o. take afvan-
taEe ~ her mobilization being more
advanced than that u Russia
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
GERMANY. ITALY, ANo AUSTRIA
MARCH, ~ sERRiEp LINE

Vienna. Nov. 1s.--Ths visit 70 Reri ID
~ Arrhduke Francis Ferdinand. tsr
Austrian heir % the throne. "a that
in Eastern aTairs notably On thosN
qusstions relating 20 Rumnnia and o.
fhe Adrtafir aea- Geruaany. ITALY. ard
Austria wiu narch tcgfther Or p
serrisd lice. accordfnE 20 ne Erirr-
srosL
Preparations For every rVeutualtT
have heeu funy made - shaf au SUR
priEsH ere guarded aKnfrsf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

tais rarL one ~ the finest and most
dirnrilt - Ehnkspearos character
played ~ thia accomplished actrcaa -
suited IN temperament and IN coui
mand n th@ rarest art for her doiinea
ton. The part ~ the lroacherogr yei
amusing nurse viii he in The hand
~ Miss Marie profnaa. the clever
shakespeArean actress for manv sea
cons co-star With Charles ~ Hanford
remarkable foe the dsiiMhtfni readina
Of the many i.adsnm roles ahs has
played.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
heateS
rs MIngs.. Frsm Brsas~.r.-

- Wtnufsa Ffow HFoaoNaF
Ike that other famous playwright
George Ads. George Cohan. author
composer ~ Forty -Ffve Minutes from
Broadway" which baltimore a Leigh
present a. the opera hnuse on Friday
Nov 20. with that well known ami
Popular comedian. Bert LelEh. IN the
principal role. 10 en- extremely ohssrN-
art young man. and 30 IA due f8 this
power ~ observation that o. has been
- very successful On Swing 10 the
stage types that are uot only amusing
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
GREENS ARE OCCUPYING
LARGE TURKISH ISLAND

smyrna. Nov a. The Greeks are
reported 90 have occupied ths large
Turkish island - Clios in the AsEeaa
sea and close % this city tt - one ~
me richest and most beautiful island
~ ihe Levaut with reputation ~
about $1,000
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

Sonny needs good warm
gloves. and sonny is particu-
Jar. too. about what he puts
on those busy hands Of his.
SO We feel sure that he will
be more than pleased with a
pair Of wool gloves at pc
and SOC, or a pair OF black or
tan Cowboy gloves Of leath-
er with cuff az SOC. Then for
Sundays, he viii want a pair
Of dressed kid gloves at ST.
Why shouldn't the boys
come 20 as for their clothes?
First-they're made from
all-wool fabrics, fast colors,
hard wearing, and made
with the greatest care.
Second-Our variety OF
boys suits and overcoats Is
unusually large, even for Us.
Third-shopping is sim
plihed for Mothers and Faith
ers-our store is a complete
boys store.
Finally--anything bought
here IS returnable az any
time, If not satisfactory
Everything men or boys
wear.
Guaranteed satisfaction or
your money back.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

tconssnuea frorn F1rst rsssJ
vanittL but could not be- elected be-
cause am net old enough one must
~ 20 years % aEe and TIM only r."
o. beginning his charge % me iury
Judge Quinn DESERVED the case a. one
~ momentoua Importance Erom
hat ha had observed ~ the Jurors On
thr box the judge declared hs vas sure
thr yerdirf would BE- reached without
any feaHnE ~ sympathy or prejudice
ana without regard 20 the conssq usncss
that may attach % e verdict
The common Nealth. tha court sid.
was tender wlfh defendants ~ ths har.
ucskinE no victims and demanding
no sacrifice A false verdict aEafnHt
ths prisoners would re- 10 greater
wrong against Defendants than against
would also wrong the community
Proof" said the court. does not
mean proof 90 a mathcua ticai Demon
Ftration. bot the case must not be Jeff
t0 surmlse. conjecture and qasrY."
judge Quinn outlined the charges
AGAINST the defendants. TIE complaint
90 the eorking people % Lawrlnce. ~
tHrir employers. could not ~ cousid
The riot % January - Ca IaWrence
.r which me woman met her death vas
discussed enc court revieUinE Ire evi-
teuce.
Rights are not 90 - determined
nor wrongs yiudlratsd ~ tumuituous
rights. said me court.
AN vho participate i1 surh riots
" here murder occurs ere principals
tn he crime. 10 e foT you Co deter
mine n a riot Occurred ard n caruao
was there
a LONG DELAY.
when Judge Quinn bad compieted
hu charge thsre was q long delay
while council reviewed re Instructions
and slhmltted others frr tlrs court .
e1nsl drrafi1u.
TIE iury retired q. ts.N 8 N. e.
cetlherate
Dr. order OBJ hnI Car1s1 guilty 20
murder On the HrEt daErea. the court
declared. ff must D. proved that hc
uremeHitarod fa kIH Or aer HrnuIt.
whom he stabbed ard sr whom was
cred Gre shot that sent ala and
kIuef ere Lop.zza woman. ire auas-
tI1u Co Hr fsfrruIned with relation 90
Effdr ara gi1FanIwL fhe court o.
HIare1. was whether t1glr speeches fe
frr sfrlksrs rad melted Carus8 ~
others CD fIe rIHf Hfi.h Urfrf uith faa
I.rrlrE1 murder
Thr Defendants "f ssTH Hfrl HHf on
Trial ..F .rt.r fteHH There vas ra
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

A LipschulE "a" Cigar
means a pleasant smoke. rs
years of unbroken popular
ity. Ask for a "a" Lewis
Bear Co, distributors.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

tined for Beirut. has started FOR Fort
said. 90 the entrance ~ tha sueE GO
D.. The change ir fhs Itinerary yin
make 10 easier Tor fHe cruisers 20 re-
rlenisa their ooai runkerH pending the
arrival IN the Mediterranean ~ fhr
cruiser nrufuH
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26

nnnt waste your money buvlnE
streug theninE plaaters Chamberlain
Lluimsnt o. cheaper and better. Damp
On e piece - flannel with 90 and bind
% over the affected parts ana H vii
relieve the rain and soreness For
sale ~ an dealers tAdx 3
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al having been revealed 20 BIN ~ Her
bert E HockIn.
Jewel testified Errkin said James N
MrNamara planned ta cause the
eastern explosions otter agitation over
ne Tos Angeles Times disaster had
clown ever Jewell previously bad
testified thht uorEn. en- onicial On The
lrou workers union. who now IL on
uiaL had Described - william j.
Burns. detective. ne L0s Angeles
tynamitsra seon after ths explosion IN
California
when was b. Uockln fret disclosed
ta vuu information about explosions -
Jewell war asked rY Senator Kern Tor
fhe defense
-IIu told me he vas opposed 20 ths
wholesale murder thar was being
planned and got me % promise him
would never reveal me source of my
Information. BE told me President
Etan az ne iron workers union. knew
nothlnE ~ ire plots a. murder. That
WaH MrNHmara's scheme. After Heck
iu f0id me who blew up me Times
building . promised him ~ be ever SGT
irt1 trouble 7 wouId zee that after he
raf uut he would 49, "a position payins
g. 500 year Gov two years. when
Hn.Hin teuan e. report ta Burns Burns
assumed that OBLIGATION "a Hockin"
"nif Uockin trU vou y B MrNam-
nra was planning Oh bloc az r. whole
sleeping car con 1f persons in order
fe kIH Miss Dye because che knew too
murh ~ asked District Attorney Miller
Yes"
M'MANteAL REsUNUS
Ortlc r. MrManfEnl urHf resumed
hIs confession.
TEL what n auything. you and the
McNamnrns said about blowing up
work on the Panama canal" said MS
trict Attorney miller
I'm April. 1871 shortly before we
were arrested. T j and ! W. MrNam-
era and mvuclF bad q TAX iu Indian
arolis az o. ths cRmpaIsu after biau-
Ing uu four other Jobs planned FIR
Detroit" Fsid Mechanical
- y said ere McCIlutick- Marahau
Censtrurtiou Company. a non-unton
concern. had fuu wears WORK on the
Panama canal and he wanted ne 20 80
there pc said : should 50 90 Panama
ard promptly enlist nH g soldier. a. 7
atFeaHV had served iu the ~ranfaa-
American war
r. UIdnr take much Is re Panama
IFfa. and told = J. ~ boz he insisted
De- would take F up later q B said
al that time De- he'd more work on ths
Pacific coast Do said 30 was EninH
hack there with an arrangement 20
zee 81 bombs hy touching On an eier-
frI-sI current miles away. Wo said.
Tn So out 90 Ice AnEeies and unfrr-
mise enc acdueIucf ard ere water
works. thrr nuf bombs tt various parts
81 tne rtv ana blow thr whole tHun
OF IRE r1nn. The people VIII think
/ there has been another rHrthTuake
1 similar 90 fHa zoe al san Francisco q
Mechanical lafu described bis zusuE
fn Detroit wien james Mcnamara o.
bloc un four i1IF an1 their arrest
I there which prevented the -whoIesaIs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-26
Jury Decides Fate
Leaders Texas Strike

tcsnt,nuss trsn Flr.i ras.l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-19
CHARTERS ISSUED

TIE following state charters wer,
issued:
Prairie Home Telephone company
of Blackwell, capital 1890. Incorpor
ators; w. II. Horshman, + f. Nc
Gipnis George II. Smith and w. r
GiAispie, all of Blackwell, and Frank
A. Smith Of Autwine.
The Sanitas Company (medicine
and disinfectantsl OF Oklahoma City
capital $1,000 lneorporators: r. T.
and j. A. MCLAUGHLIN, and J. Il.
Meyer. all of Oklahoma City.
Roman Nose Gypsum company OF
Bickford, Okla; capital $4,000 In.
cdrporators A. c. Enochs, Okla
homa City; T. C. Enochs, Jackson,
Miss, and Charles n Brancroft Bick.
ford.
Central Gas Company of McAlester
capital 100000. Incorporators w
Al. Johnson. l.. A. Rowland and James
A. Veasey, all OF Bartlesville.
WeilsFranklin Construction com
pan, of Muskogee capital stock S..
900. Incorporators. A. ]. Wells, f.
J. Franklin and 5. T. Huckleberry,
all of Muskogce,
Chamber OF Commerce OF Collins
Vile capital $4,000. lncorporators
G. B. Gump, J ID. Ward, G l.. Hicks,
J. II. Middleton, F. A. Mccormick, n.
@. Colburn and G. +. Goodale, all OF
Collinsyille
Wade Oil Company Of Muskogee
capital 5000. Incorporators l.. s.
SHELTON, J. Delford of Okmulgee and
Wade S. Sranfeld OF Sapulpa.
Choctaw Mill and Ginning vom ny
of Bokoshe, capital $4,000 Incor-
porators. A. p Guntier, Frank r..
Guntler. Of Fort Smith, Ark. Frank
Bentelschies and Charles Smith OF
BoRoshe.
Oklahoma Guaranty Investment
company of Muskogee. capital s50.-
600. Incorporators: W. c. Beesely,
Cecil Beesley and T.. NJ RabDf, all
OF Poteau.T
Inland Construction company of Ok
lahoma City, canital $4,000. Incor-
porators: P. spdcher. H. NJ.
Johnson and<E Love all of Chand-
Ter. ~
Rors dies Furnishing Goods Co.
tsMuskogee, capital $4,000. Incor-
porators L. A. Roy. c. e Roy. and
3. r. Roll, al lof Muskogee.
Pioneer Iron and Steel company
of San Springs. tulsa county. can
1tal $4,000 Incorporators. Ben K.
Rice and G. p Farquharson OF Tul,
sa and ]. III Kenyin OF Gerry, Ind.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-19

Washington. Jan. 1S-Among can
didates for the exalted station OF
first lady OF tae lane" (for the1913-
II terml there are eight American
women who now loom upon he polit-
ical horizon as possibilities. This
does not include Mrs. Taft, VINO is
now the first lady and whose char
acter, attainments and charming
personality are 50 well known that
extended reference to them mere
would be superhuous.
All of these ladies', like Mrs. Taft,
are women Of great culture An APP
preciable share Of their husband S
chances for success in the race for
the presidential nomination depends
upon their own tact diplomacy and
charm. Tne lofty rank TO which their
husbands wish TO elevate them is not
reached entirely through the accident
OF marriage
A vast source OF many a great
mans power is the virtuous, content
ed and Industrious consort who quick
ems his idealism and reflects upon
him taat peace. tranquility and calm
which oils the wneels OF effort. The
most sordid and banal of practical
politicians will admit the priceless
value OF a Dolly Madison or Fran
ces Cleveland as an asset 10 the pres.
idential candidate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-19
INTERVIEW GARBLED
SAYS GOV. HASKELL

Writing TO The Oklahoman from
st. Louis, under date OF January II
former Gov c. N Haskeri says
Just as | was about to leave st.
Louis for my home tonight, have a
telegram from friends in your city
saving that the papers report that II
pledged our entire state TO Clark for
president and said, ss0klahoma has no
second choice This regort is not
true, | speak only for one vote, and
as my interview was written out. 1
send you my copy and ask you to
print it in full, 1T contains every
statement made by me. The garbled
and enlarged press report was wholly
Unauthorized
1t is hardly necessary to reprint
the entire interview Mr. Haskell sub
mits II is sufficient to state that
he underscores these words in the in
terview: Some Of us favor one can
didate, some another. My individual
opinion isN etc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-19
CONSCIENCE HURT HIM,
HE REFUNDS MONEY

L. H. Scissor, receiver for the Cap
ital National Bank, which failed here
in 1901, has received letter with
$500 conscience" money inclosed.
The letter states that sometime prior
to the failure of the bank he had re-
ceiyed credit on mis- account for
$1,000 more than he was positively
certain he had on deposit with that
banking house. At that time he was
not a God-tearing Christian and took
the money and said nothing about It..
Recently he has seen the light and
ever since nis conscience has been
troubling him anent that $1,000
matter The money sent Scissor GOV
ers both the principal and interest
Il can't be the nan tnat God wants
me to be and keep this money says
the writer Il feel that this belongs
to the assets of the failed bank"