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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-12
The WEATHE r
CONDITIONS

sp>es.I nssp.ses % IT, rut.rn<~ne--
PAkkERSBCRG. w Va. April IL.
High pressrres and fair and sea-
sonAbly cool weather prevail east Of
the mississippi the crest OF the pre-
sure and cool weather resting over
West Virginia
The pressures are relatively Low
west Of the Mississippi. with the
center OF the storm formation over
The northwest. and coludy 20 partly
cloudy weather 10 the rule. Only scat
tered light showers have resulted.
however
The temperatures are higher In
the upper and central valleys.
Fair and warmer weather 10 indi.
Gated for this section tonight and
probably fair and continued warm
Friday.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday. 63 degrees: lowest last
night, 81 degrees; no rainfall.
The Ohio will continue 90 fall In
the district for the next 4s hours.
II. c. HOWE. Section Director.
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Realtv Transfers.

Mary Warren 10 Pennie Crawford, 173
acres. Knox township. s3.S $50. y. c. Pals
ley 20 S. a Paisley. IS acres, Knox town
ship. 1850. L. &. Drayson 20 7. e. Da-
vie. lot. city. 81. Jos. Barkhurst 20 oliver
Barkhurst. las acres. snithfield town
ship. 81, jos. Barkh urst TO oliver Bark
hurst 30 acres. Smith field township.
81. oliver Barkhurst 90 Jos. Harkhurrt.
2ls acres Smithfield township. 81 Lena
COOPER % g. \. cochran. lot. Toronto 81 {.
u. " Call 90 Jacob Barnett. lot. Iron
Gale. sb0e. Violet sander 20 p J O. san
der lot city. tt25 Mary Reed % =. J
e. sander rs acres. Wayne TOWNSHIP.
81. q Eillott to T. = Elliott lot
smithnsid 81 $50. Fanny soukup 90
Joseph klokec. iots Iillonvale. $40.
Nike suukop % Joe kiokoc. BOT Dillon
vale $3.50. bred suukop ~ Joe kiok1c.
Iot. rriianvai. 1900 Mary custer 20
Ri~har1 1rrnEpr. efo arres Ross town
srip. fffeo. Ann~fta Cooper 90 II ".
walker l1fa. rifF. g. roe %rrnr Young
to J q Youn.. ia arr~s. WAYNE town
shIr. o. zoo " De- fIanhier tn Vsirna
Theuraa 1Esa arres Enss township.
q Go Robert slifhrIaf fu ~ q Nata-
Esr icf HrilInuf faaf Fsherra uafneff
d. 1arah barnett. lrf IHrrHaie $50
fllrabeff rfeTars.u FL. AararHr sFesr-
hsrE Ia aCre stsaHsrVIi.s tounshlr.
ftao 81
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IRREGULARITY
INSTOCk DEALS
Price Movement CONFLICTING. while
Market clossd With Marked
Decline In Evidence.

NEW YORK. April 11.-Price move
ments were somewhat conflicting in
to-day's stock market. this feature
conducting to more or less irregularity
during the greater part OF the session.
Some or the standard railway shares,
notably Reading and New York Gen.
trail were decidedly strong, with even
greater gains though less activity in
the Canadian groups. Canadian
Pacific rose over Ave points here, fol-
lowing Its advance OF three points in
London. where most Americans ap-
peared TO be in demand. The move
ment in the Canadians enlisted little
public support here. Fries were
strong abroad and in this market,
probably in connection with the state
ment or a leading official of the road
which gave some countenance TO
rumors of n traffic alliance with
Canadian Pacific.
Lehigh Valley and PENNSYLVANIA
were under pressure. which made
Readings rise 10 a new high level
for the present movement, the more
irreconcilable. The result OF the an
thracite conference is yet in doubt.
but the conciliatory attitude OF the
disputants offers hope OF an amicable
solution OF existing differences. At.
Gibson, st. Paul and New York. New
Haven and Hartford manifested de
Ginning tendencies. the heaviness OF
the last named being ascribed TO the
message of the governor OF Massachu
setts, which advocates control of that
road and Boston and Maine, its sub
sidiary. through the medium OF 4 pub
Tic service board. Rock Island and
some OF the southwestern railway
shares took part in the rise OF the
transportation securities. but theil
activity. for reasons not particularly
clear. was regarded as move de
signed to cover liquidation elsewhere
In the industrial division the weak
est feature was Colorado Fuel. but
gains were the rule, albeit they were
largely confined in the more inactive
Issues. such as American Can, Ameri
can Linseed common and preferred
. Union Bag and Paper. American Bee
Sugar and Quick Silver Mining. these
advancing from one to four points
The coppers. which moved sluggish,
in the early part OF the session latei
became more prominent with a new
high record for China. United State.
Steel moved within a one point range
Its course denoting bear pressure
Some further insight into the condI
tion OF the steel industry was furnish
ed by the report OF the Iackawanns
Steel Company. an important indie
pendent concern. for the quarter end
ed March 80. last.
It's income for that period after III,
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WHEAT

CHICAGO, April 11.-New crop
features in the wheat market sold
today at the highest level reached
so far this season. Millions OF
bushels uploaded. however. by the
chief owners of the May option null.
hhed the advance. which was due
mainly TO increased excitement over
reports OF damage to growing wheat,
especially in Illinois. The market
closed easy at prices varying from
&c 10 nc lower TO sc to &C IN
Latest trading left corn with a net
gain OF nc to AaIkc; oats, nc 10
&c higher than last night. and pro.
visions slsnting from unchanged fig.
ures 10 7kG1Oc decline.
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TENPLARS
VIII Hold State coneisve at Charles
ton-EIaborate Plans Made
for Affair.
BY CAL =. YOUNG.
Intsinssncsr bureau.
Charleston, W. Va, April IL.

Extensive preparations are beins
made by the Charleston Masons. and
by the residents OF the city in gen
eral. for the entertainment OF the
thirty-eighth annual conclave OF the
grand commandery Knights Templar
OF West Virginia. which will be held
In Charleston May 18th and 18th
From 1900 to 1900 Knights and their
ladies are expected.
There will be u big reception and
ball in honor of the visitors and on
the 18th the visiting ladies will'be
entertained at the Country club while
the grand commandery is in business
session. A feature OF the big parade
will be the bands.
Beni-Kedem Temple. A. A. o. ~ NJ
s., will hold a ceremonial session in
connection with the grand conciave
and Dixie" the famous donkey. will
be in evidence as usual.
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STEUBENVILLE

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
STECBENNILLE. o., April I.-Anton
Balezi ct al vs.. ohm kepka e al. suit TO
restrain defendants from closing an al
ley and stopping ingress, etc. TO prop
eTty.
j. W. Porter. administrator Of Grace
]. Mccoy W.. Pennsylvania IL. X. Co..
damages awarded Of $500.
In the case OF Porter. administrator OF
Harold Mccoy ". Pennsylvania Co., the
damages were $500.
The bond OF Mary Racke In sum OF
5000 for keeping q house Of III fame. was
forfeited.
Lena sample was fined $500 and costs
on = similar charge. A sentence OF 30
on her agreeing never to engage In the
business again.
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GIRL TRIES TO SUICIDE
IN THE MuRkY CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Ill. April IA well
dressed girl OF IS years. who declined
TO reveal her identity. attempted 10
Jump from the Randolph street bridge
into the Chicago river to-day. was
restrained b. a pedestrian. He caught
her dress and held her suspended head
down until others hauled her back TO
the bridge
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Meials-

NEW YORK. April 11.-Siandard
copper quiet Spot. f155OS. Is rs
London strong. spot. $40 Sc Cd: IN
lures. Ell Go Sd Lake copper. 16d
lGhc; eiectrolytic. Ice. casting. 1874
a152ac
Tin quiet Spot. tfaI2lhHf 47A
London steady. spot. Gl97: futures
G1st SIS
Lead quiet. S42oa43O New York
London. Eis - "a Speiter quiet
50 sOa6s0 New York London. c25
lee
Iron. Cleveland warrants s2s
inisd IN London Locally Iron va.
rfa-~v - foundry northern
81 z5nis75. 40. .. tI41sd IS e.
80 ...r rern and 40 I southern
soft 81 Z5aI555
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CHICAGO April 1l-rI1sa Cat
Go Hr~rrfs fa rarfef afrurr
a. l0r hIrhar for hreFrs Bot rnas
nrf hrfrra u@aE Fsares. Es-.r
o.. Trrss steers ffTHfrr Hr ursr
rrn urarr O. rHr-n rfr-Er-a 80
farrfrs tfrrrs e. cess arr ralf
- g. fH1fsH ralaas g. rrrarr
Hlr N~rar-H Ir -rrtef
- rw seer tlE r.
H..r ~
.a wnrFa
~rtN uaua-r fffrrr 81.
HHH 1--we
fr.Urr uarHrr ar
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WASHINGTON. April 11.-At the
beginning OF business to-day the con.
dition OF the United States treasury
was:
Working balance in treasury Of.
fees, SCI .s53,0S9.
In banks and Philippine treasury,
s33.025.43G
The total balance in general fund
was $129.135.S37.
Ordinary receipts yesterday we're
s2.322,744. with ordinary disburse.
ments Of $500. 607.
The deficit TO date this fiscal year
is $li.454.S42. as against a deficit OF
$l17.055 AZ this time last year.
These figures exclude Panama
canal and public debt transactions.
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Money.

NEW YORK, April II.-Money on
call firm. 81 TO per cent: ruling
rate, So: closing bids. ga; offered
at 4. Time loans steady: so days,
SIe TO 3% per cent and 80 days. go
to 4; six months. 90 to Z.
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NEW YORK. April ll.-Close:
mercantile paper. AZ to Az pei
cent. Sterling exchange easy. with
actual business I'm bankers bills a,
4.s4 for so day bills and at 1865
for demand. Commercial bills
4.s3A. Mexican dollars. 47c.
Government bonds steady: rail
road bonds irregular.
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Coh--

rr.-..f -fs--s-s o. 80 t-tsf-f rs---r
WV YORK. April ~ Havre
-~.... .f.rrr.' ono franc Nay o.
lures closed offered az a. So July
.irsff offered e. ifafc serfeni har
rilsef C~arrf 81 ffffr neceuter
riosrf offered e. rfs1~ Warci rlos-d
rfrreF af rtr Hio so qr1fat 81
Ifr mIfar Nrrtaf sfesfr
o. Isl wfNFOnD a 90
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Dgestments---sh tOs Per Cent
usual deductions. decreased over $780,,

usual deductions. decreased over $500.
900 with a deficit OF s125.000.
The market became dull In the
early afternoon. but In the last hour
there was a renewal OF activity to the
accompaniment OF marked declines
Weakness was most pronounced In the
active issues. all of which went be
low yesterdays close.
Bonds were irregular with a de
clining trend Total sales. par value
S2.ss2 900.
U. 8. government bonds were un
changed on call.
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WV YORK hurI l1 m orf
frn Eeofs uartr-s ars gals- ard
arrafr rarrr o. rrr go ruirf
rrsr. urn berrrr Cal afrarrr 1rtr-s
rrur rrrH arrr Hras rra frm
rfH rr f.arrrr rarfrrrr
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ceivcd In the mill OF the company. caus-
ing his death. and which the plaintiff
alleges to be due to the negligence OF
the defendants. Francis and kehrer. OF
Martins Ferry. are attorneys for the
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Harr1ars I.acsuse.

Charles Walter wilkins. age "a, and
Mabel Y. Wilson. age Is. both of Barnes
vile. They were quietly married at the
Methodist parsonage here to-day. By
Rev. L. o. Eldredge.
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WHEELING. w. Va. April II. ~.
The following quotations on me more
active WheennE STOCKS are corrected
daily for the InteIr.eneer by Howard
Hazlett 4 Son. local brokers:
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WHEELING. W. Va. April IL. Is.
The active Pittsburgh stocks. correctea
daily by A. T. Nasten & Co. bankers
and brokers' SaiS3ai Exchange Bans
building
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Baron's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. April II. 12.
The Following quotations. an the more
active wheeling Stocks sire -orrec- I'd
daily TOR the inteIriEence- oy George ~.
Baron. local broker. Sno +. f. Marshall.
manBger Fond Departneot
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OHIO RIVER & WESTERN
RAILWAY.

arrfrai arf usparfurs 20 traina e I'm
Arrfus-fi So ag1au dffr n
sraff-s q tlHn -. o. tf q o.
EurraT frrfrH nrrfrf af a. arl
dsaarf - 81 e.
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New York Stock Exchange

WHEELING. w. Va. April IL. ~.
Range OF active stocks on The New
York stock Exchange. corrected daily ~
A. T. hastcn q Co. brokers.
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Cash quotations were as follows.
Flour easy. spring patents. OF 20c
10 f27o Rye. No. ?. s3a93i, Rar
ley. feed or mixing. sOo0rsi 90. fair
70 choice mailing. si20Q l35. Tim
othy seed. tG.0Od12OO Glover seed
" 'uN 4l5e Mess pork. si7.O0a
- l1's. Lard. In tierces. ss.T7tf
Short ribs. loose. g. So
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UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTS
hlRGH Pa. April ll-CattIe -
Steady. supply Hght Choice. F5gs
OSLO. prime. $40
SHEEP strong sunrfv U.bt
Priue uethers q 70HS ~. rrus
END commons. f2D1rgnn. iarrAr
- ON g. veal calves. s. a0sis 81
Hoes il0uer. receipts. ~ double
decks Prime haaFIas O. sIrs Hr
mediums g. COOS r1fs heavy r1rt
ere. O. fsns urhf Yorker g. 90
p g. pirs. tgz5nsEa. r1urha
g. -5a70n
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Wig Steel & I. 100 I.I12a
wing. Traction. leo s5 ....i IS
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Pittsburg Stocks.

Total sales sTs.2oo shares
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Hazlett's Local Stocks.

Total sales AGO shares.
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WHEELING. W. Va. April IL. IL.
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CAN GET
TWO BIG
MEETINGS
DIR. MAYBERRY CALLS AT.
TENTION TO IMPORTANT
EDUCATIONAL MEETINGS

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CBy Associated Press)

Washington. d. c.. Dec. ,. "A note
az waning to European powers which
Uv indirect means continue to dis
uminate against American trade,
il strong appeal to tae congress -
uplift the great foreign policies OF
America above mere questions OF
partisauship; triumphant yindica-
ION Of the diI1cmacy Of the aimIn
istration, which is characterized as
that cf dol g. versus outlets q
masterful pride in the enormous cX-
pansion of American trade as re
suit of the foreign policies Of his adj
ministration and an earnest appeal
for joint action by congress and the
executive to open now markets for
American industries these are the
more striking features OF President
Tafts fourth annual message sent TO
congress today.
The message is the first Of d series
of such communications which he Will
make to congress ia the early days Of
The session and deals entirely with
the foreign relations of the United
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MRS. CONKLIN'S 81, 500 WAS
NOT TURNED IN, LOWE SNtARS
Inside Story Of Iron Foundry Con-
Germ Shows Veritab|e Harvest
Of Suckers

The affairs Of the Southwestern
Iron Company, as administered by
Martindale as president and manager
grow worse and worse, as they are
unfolded in the referees court IN
fact, they take on a rotten color.
If the testimony thus far given IS
any criterion the Southwestern was
more of a foundry for suckers IAN
for iron.
Referee Burford at the opening OF
the morning session appointed 5. W.
sherman Of the Sherman iron Works
OF Oklahoma City, L w. Trapnell and
Harry Ardery Of Guthrie as apprais.
ers to appraise the iron works and the
stock. The court then Instructed
them to appraise the stock and works
at It's fair cash value, Subscribed each
at a fair cash value, subscribed each
perform ther duty as officers of the
United states; excused Trustee ~
for the day and directed them to be'
gin work on the appraisal immediate
ly
The major part of the morning was
taken up with the adjustment OF
creditors claims.
One of the appraisers after exam
lining the plant this afternoon said ii
would not inventory over 100000.
Howe's Damaging Testimony.
Harry Lowe, former secretary OF
the iron company, was the first wit
ness examined today lie swore that
Manager Martindale had never turn
ed in the money, $1,000 for stoci'
sold to Mrs Alice Conklin that Mar
tindale had never advised OF told hin
to make an account Of the sale: thar
the check was made personally tc
Martindale and there was no record
OF the transaction in the books Of the
company. Lowe testified that two
days after this hearing began Mar
tindale called him to Guthrie Wal
Paper company and talked to him
about the matter; asked him if he
M.oweD did not rememrer Martindale
telling him that the Conklin check
should be charged to his personal ac.
count? Lowe did not remember, he
testified
"Martindale then asked me" test
fled Lowe, IF | would go on the stand
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GREECE MAY
CONTINUE
WAR ALONE
PEACE ARMISTlCE WILL BE
SIGNED TONIGHT BY
OTHER NATIONS
-nr Assoclated Pressl

Sofia Dec 5.-The peace arm.s re
wifi 200 s.eued today al BagbJche va,H
or without Gree being g party to IL
ac.erd.us 80 Information received
today from am aathoraJlye source here
Greece is jeff to continue the war
alone against Turkey i she so de-
sires Greece is said 20 object TO Bu-
zar.a reuounc.ng her claim 20 Adrf
auople iu the fear that Bulgaria may
demand other territory which Greece
had hoped 70 annex.
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The Lad of Corporations.

The Lad of Corporations.
Section 1898. False Representation
of Officer. Any officer OF corpora
ton who wnmlly gives a certificate,
or wilfully makes an official report
public notice, or entry in any OF the
records or books of the corporation,
concerning the corporation or its bus
mess, which is false in any material
representation, shall be liable for all
the damages resulting therefrom to
any person injured thereby; and if two
or more officers unite or participate
in the commission of any OF the acts
herein designated, they shall De joint
ly and severally liable.
Section 2666. Publishing False Re
ports OF Corporation Every director.
officer or agent Of any corporation ot
Joint stock association. who knowingly
eoncurs in the making. or publishes
any written re-. ort exhibit or state
ment of its affairs or pecuniary CON
dit.on, containing any material state
ment which is false, other than are
mentioned in sections 2655 and 2t5e
or wilfuIly refuses or ueglects TO make
or deliver any written report exhibit
or statement required by law. is suii
WsnEzsavrsgszs-z~-s
Continued on Page Elehrl
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BIG BLACK
WILL MARRY
WHITE GIRL
JOHNSON DECLARES II E
HAS LUCILLE CAMERON AND
WILL WE'D HER
CBy Associated Press

Chicago, Dec. Jack Johnson, the
big negro pugilist today declared that
he had secured the services of ne
gro minister and would marry Miss
Lucille Cameron tonight at the home
of his aged mother in this city. She
is alone in the world now, he said.
Her mother has left her and her
steptather is quoted as saying that he
will have nothing more TO do with
her We love each other and | see
no reason why we should not be mar
ried
The pugilist said a moving picture
concern of Chicago. had agreed 10
pay him five thousand dollars to make
a film of the wedding
Chicago H.. Dec. johnson, IN
accompanied by the girl appeared at
the court house here and obtained a
marriage license this morning.
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Sensational Testimony OF
C G. Watkins on Invoices.

Sensational Testimony OF
C. C, Watkins on Invoices.
The principal witness for the day
was &. C. watkins, of this city. who
is a practical machinist. and who has
worked for the company during ey-
erv wear since it started, He was
mestioned concerning the invoice that
had been prepared for the stockhoid
ers for the yeaHl91 ,andeYidencoda
technical knowledge of the value OF
the plant that was highly interesting
Mr.. watkins swore that practically
all the machinery in the concern was
bought second hand, only about five
new pieces of machinery having been
put in since the starting. He was
examined in detail as to the items OF
the invoice, which he said was pre-
pared under the direction Of Mattn-
dale. and minutely described the main
parts of the machinery, and its val
ue. His statements were sensation
Al in the eXereme. attorneys Spec
and Mcuire evidently trying 70 estab-
ish that this invoice was taken or
he purpose Of making the STOCK hold
ers believe that the plant was very
valuable. If this was the purpose ol
The attorneys they succeeded remarl
ably well, as the witness testified
that many Of the larger items We're
valued in the invoice at from tw% 70
five times their value, many items
1eing down at double what they would
'ost new.
Some of he inflated values. ac-
ording to Mr.. Watkins, were rollers
nyoiced at $l.S00. which the witness
testified were Of a value OF $401.
wo hosting engines, valued at $500,
worth what they would bring for
crap iron; chipping hammers, Nalu-
ID at $500 worth $50, palmer valued
ii $3.50, worth $3.50; lathe valued a
$500, worth $3.50; drill valued at $500.
gorth $3.50; blower pipe valued at
1900, worth $50; cranes, valued a
1880, valued at 500; engine and boil
r. valued at $500. worth at $3.50.
An element OF grisly humor was in
iected into the proceedings when the
witness described an aoortive attempt
n the part of the company to manu-
acture stoves He declared that Mar
ndale had purchased a lot OF mistit
latterns. with other paraphernalia,
md worked part Of two winters try
ng to make stoves. but had never
ucceeded in getting the castings TO
it. He said the skeletons of several
ook stoves, and monkey heaters.
we're to be seen at the plant, but that
zone had ever been sold. lie told
IF the efforts on the part Of the work
nen to select enough OF the neces
,ary parts of the castings TO make a
whole stove, but declared that they
lever succeeded, and most Of the
stove works" could now be found pill
ID up in the back yard, where it was
+, worth what it would bring for fuel
The entire "stove" testimony Of the
witness would indicate that it was
his belief that although the company
had failed in making monkey stoves
,he prestige the announcement of the
adding Of a stove factory to the
eompanys plant had enabled the men
behind the guns to make monkeys
out of a lot of new purchasers OF he
stock of the concern The hearing
will continue for several days yet,
and much of a sensational character
is promised.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-03
NJ NEAL AND BAXTER WILL
START BANK At TULSA

1t is now announced officially that
Joseph w McNeal OF Guthrie, viii
start a national bank in Tulsa. expect
ing to open it about January ! and
that he will move with his family
from Guthrie to Tulsa in the near
future 1t is understood chat L. W.
Baxter, of Guthrie, former auditor OF
Oklahoma territory viii be associate
ed with McNeal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-03
DARK FOR MART|NDA[E

and swear that he had instructed me
to charge the item to his account
that no harm would befall me.
Lowe testified also, that the alleged
"Guss inventory was not the Guss
inventory at all, but was an inVeh'
tory of 1910.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-03
THE WEATHER

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