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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-03-14
Graysport District No, 2,

Bridges, Tom; Bryan, N. H.;
Brown, Jasper; Briley, Fred;
Bowdry, Marshall.
Collins, Ben; Chamberlain, Charlie;
Chairs, Will; Campbell, Jessie;
Clark, Ben; Chairs. John;
Campbell, Ed; Collins, Wess.
Davis, Lee; Donaldson, Austin;
Douglas, Jim.
Evans, Warren.
Green, Isiah; Golliday, Will;
Golliday, Earlis; Green, Rich;
Golliday, Ben.
Hawkins, Charlie; Hill. Sam;
Hodges, Clayborn; Holmes, Charlie.
Irwin, Jake.
johnson, Henry; James, Willis;
james, Linus.
Jefferson, Robt.;
Johnson, Frank; Joiner, Peter.
Knox, Joe; Knox, Frank;
Kershaw, Eugene; Knox, jim;
Knox, John; Kershaw, Jasper;
Kershaw, Jasper, Jr. Knox, Rufust
Knox, July; King, Ben;
Knox; lobe; Knox, Sam;
Knox, Willie.
Love, Willie; Lamon, John.
Moses, Sam; Mays, Pink;
Mitchell, Charlie; Mayhem, Frank
Majett, Peter; Mullen, John;
Mister, Jim.
Ck7rs, J. j.; Perry, p. R.;
Parry, Hosie; Perry, Roscoe;
Perry, Commodoe-
| Robinson, Silas; Russell, Oscari
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-03-14

Lynum, Tssn; Lipsy, Guss;
Lynum, +. j..
Mathis, Geo; Mats, Wiley;
Mckenzie, Hugh; Maxwell, Jim;
Mathis, Sampson; Martin, JIM;
NicHee, Ike; Meeks, Clayborn;
Murphy, Alex; Mckee, Ike;
Mcfarland, Louis; Melee. Nose,
Meeks, Scott; Moss, IIarrison;
Mead Rowland; Moss Lem;
Mays, Monroe.
Outlaw, Robert.
PEARSON, Robt.; Purdy, Cap.
Jefferson, Will; Roberts, Rubin.
Sullivan, Sidney; Shack, Anne;
Stokes, JEFF.
Iylor, Ed; Townes, Robert;
Ialbert, lsah; Thomas, John;
Towns, Osborn, Thomas, Sam.
Williams, Albert; Wilson, Will;
White, Henry; Wright, Rowland;
Wright, Geo; Williams, Anthony.
Young, ALT; Young, Joe.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-03-14
Oxberry District No. S.

Adams, Peter.
Bledsoe, Frank; Brown, Sam;
Coleman, J. R.; Cunningham, j. T.,
Caper, Isaac.
Dunn, Henry.
Edwards, Robt.; Ely, Henry.
Holloway, James; Horton viii;
Hale, Griffin.
Jackson, VIM; johnson. Monroe.
Loggins, Jessie.
Miers, Will; Miller, Douglas.
Nall, r. A.; Newmon, Afford.
Ogle, Dan.
Pace, Levi; Pittmon, Parks;
Parsons, Torrance; Pittmon, Burt;
Pitts, A. 7.
Rideout, 7. NJ; Reymon, Scott,
Starks, Waymon; Starks, Dock;
Scott, Phil.
Wood, j.. W.; Woods, Robt.;
Weekly, Larkin, Weekley, Frank
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-03-14
CONSTIPATION

Munyon's Paw Paw
Pills are unlike all 9th
er laxatives or cathar-
tics They coax the
liver into activity By
gentle methods. they
de not scour. they do
not gripe they do not
weaken, but they do
start all the secretions
of the liver and stom-
ach in a way that soon
puts these organs IN a
healthy condition and
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-03-14
Boosting q Mine.

"How's the sale Of stock coming
On ?" inquired the FIRST promoter.
sold 5000 shares this morning"
said the second promoter.
That must mean a good deal o.
money"
Almost Sc. Come on. and I'll blow
vou TO lunch"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-03-14

1T did Jack no good to marry HIS
st~enographer, for she continued the
habit Of Office in their home"
How so7"
When he starts TO dictate she
takes him down."-Tit-BitA.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-03-14
&pears, Dist. No. 8.

Anderson, r. F.
Brewer, j.. D.; Britt. Geo;
Br;*t, Tom; Britt, Marion.
Crawford, f. NJ; Coviness, j. A.;
Campbell, w. r.; Clark, VIM;
Clark, Leslie; Cole, w. S.;
Calder, A.. H.; Clark, Martin;
Clark, Mart; Clark, John.
Edwards, Frank.
Fox, Buxton.
Hooper, j. G.; Harrison, Ell
Holmes, Robt.
King, Abbey.
Langam, W. c.; Lee, j. R.
McMahan, Ed; McLendon, Fuel
Majett, Dave.
Pollock, P. II.
Rounsoville, Harrison.
Taylor, Ed. -
Willis, J. L.; Weir, Williel
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-03-14

Clara-May J borrow your beaded
belt. dear?
Bess-Certainly. But why all This
formality OF asking permission
Il can't find it.'-Smart set.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-03-14
H0lcOmb, Dist. No. s.

Arbuckle, II. c.; Austen, Peter,
Armstrong, Percy.
Brewer, NJ. H.; Browning. n. H.,
Bradley, r. L.; Brown, Nose;
Bates, Eugene; Braxton, l.. v;
Bateast, James; Boyken, Walter;
Baker, Geo; Barnes, Joe;
Black, Louis, Jr.; Brown, Henry;
Black, Crisis; Beck, Ed;
Brown, Fielder; Berry, Lee;
brown, Green; Bateast, Louis;
Bateast, John.
Carroll, d. c.; Curtis, Geo.
Denly, c. L.; Denly, j. D.;
Dickerson, Henry; Davis, Esaw;
Doyle, Charlie; Doyle, Norris;
Davis, Abe; Davis, Walter.
Eskridge, Wash; Emmons, London;
Epperson, Herbert.
Fisher, John.
Golliday, Ned; George. Cirault.
Hightower, J. A; Hamer, +. NJ;
Hobgood. M. T.; Harick, Dan;
Hammons, G. A; Harris, Sam;
Harris, Eliza; Houston, Jim;
Hannah, Geo; House, Allen;
Harris, Ed; Harris, Frank;
House, Nose; Hemingway, Henry;
Harmon, Henry; Horn, Geo.;
Hubbard, Sutton; Huffman, Henry.
Ivory, Geo.
Jackson, B. j.; Johnson, James;
Johnson, Billie.
Keys, Sandy; Kirkpatrick, Louis;
Kennedy, Sam.
Lehman, K. j.: Lain, Shade:
Leflore, Edcar; Long, Abe;
L%eilore, Arthur; Leilore, VIII.
Morgan, II. H.; Moore, A. B.;
Moore, Monroe; Molten, John;
Maple, L. c.; Miller, Lonon;
Murphy, Bob; Miller, Robt.;
Miller, Moses.
Nelson, w. +. Mason, James;
holland, Marshall; Numon, MIA;
Nash, Marshall; Mason, Richard.
Oneal, Acie.
Porter, Thos.; Porter, Isom;
Powell, Jordan Perry, George;
Patterson, Guy; Polk, A. L.;
Polk, Arthur Lee; Phillips, Edward.
Real, G. E.; Roberts, Allen;
Reed. Caleb; Reed, Tom;
Rosamond, John; Ross, Robt.;
i'oSoj SoitHi hoss, Nose.
Shumate, NJ; Summerville, j. H.,
Sanders, Will; Smith, Walter;
Spencer, Sam; Spencer, Amos;
S~tovall, Ed; Simmons, Austin;
Smith, John; Scott, Lee;
Smith, Jim.
Tindall, J. w; Taylor, Louis;
Turner, Dan; Tucker, Sam;
Thornton, Isaac; Thompson, Robt.
Wallace, R. c.; Wilson, Mike;
Watson, A. c.; Weathers, Scott;
Williams, jim; Williams, Howard;
Washington, Elias; Williams, Walter;
Williams, Tom, Jr.; Williams, LeeS
Waid, Fred; Waid, Pomp;
Williams, Ben; Wood, Silas;
Woods, Walter; Webb, Jake.
Yates, Albert; Young, Sam.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-03-14

80 Avn
Booker. Frank; Burt, Walter;
Burt, Mack; Booker, VIM.
Collins, VIM; Cothren, Levi;
Clay, Weatherly; C~rowder, Jno. F.;
Commander, Jack; Criss, Charlie.
Dudley, Ed; Davis, Lee.
Edmond, Shedriek; Edmond, Walter;
Ely, Pomp; Ely, John.
Golliday, John T.
Holman, Sam; Hager, S. H.;
Hager, Grant Hurd, Mathew;
Hurd, Geo; lIardeman, Henry;
Hardy, Willie j.; Hutson, Richmon;
Hurd, Sol; Hardy, Jack;
Harris, VIM; Harris, Poston;
Hardeman, ALI.
Jackson, Will; Jones, jim;
Jackson, Fuel; Jones, Fred;
Jones, Henry.
Key, Robert; Kimbrell, Colonel;
kirkwood, Louis; Kerley, II. j.
Lain, Ned.
McBlain, Alex; Moss. Burrell;
Mcleod, Tom, McCorkle, Emanuel.
Norris, Richard, holland, Oscar.
Olford, Louis.
Pickins, Frank; Parsons, J~ulious.
Robertson, Martin; Riggs. Willie;
Rowlin, Frank.
Smith, Dave; Stewart, James;
Smith, Will; Spears, Charlie;'
Shack, VIII; Smith, Willie D..
Thomas, Walker; Taylor, Jack;
Iownes, Ran; Thomas, Albert;
Turner. Henry; Townes, John.
Nann, Robt.
Wilson, Jake; Whitaker, Tom;
Watts, Summie; Wilson, Will.
Young, Anthony; Young, jackson.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-03-14
Pearidge, Dist. No. 4.

Albritton, j.. H.; Anderson, jim;
~Applewhite, Jerry; ~Applewhite, Ben.
Bradford, Robt.; B~arksdale, Henry;
Bland, Rowland; Blow, Albert;
Booker, jeff; Brown, Jack;
Booker, John; Boclair, Watson.
Cartlege, Alex; Carver, Peter;
Collins, Pat; Cooper, Will;
Commander, Guss.
Drinkwater, Leonard; Draine, Jessie;
Dunn, Sampson; Drane, Ben.
Forkner, Hense; Fox, jim.
Harvey. Johnnie; Hamer, Walter;
Hemphill, James; Harris, Albert;
Harper, George; Harris, Mitchell;
Horn, VIM; Harris, Wash;
Horton, Alex; Harris, Heny;
Humes, Heny; Harvey, Rich;
Harvey, VIM.
Jackson, Innis; Jones, Buck;
Jennings, Buster; Jones, Israel, Jr.;
Jackson, Henry; Johnson, Silas;
Jackson, Nose; johnson, Ed;
Jones, Sine, Jr.; Jones, Harry, Jr.
Kirkwood, Jim, ST.; Kershaw, Eugene
Kendall, Louis.
Livingston, Leroy; Lewis, Ed.
Mahan, L.; MoSwine, Geo.;
Mathis, Bloom; Miers, Henry;
Mathis, Sam; Mathis, John;
Mormon, jim; Medcalf, jim;
Moore, Ed.
Nicholson, Albert.
Oneal, VIM.
Pace, W. NJ; Pace, w. L.;
Pace, w. T.; Porter, w. ":
Pelote, Henry; Peeler, Columbus.
Quinn, Sampson. D..
Richardson, viii; Ratler, Geo.;
Richardson, jim; Rosemond, Steve.
Scale. VIM; Sims, Richardson;
Smith, Plummer.
Thompson, T. j.; Tatum, Howard;
Truly, Ben; Taylor, William;
Thomas, Frank.
Williams, Will; Williams, Dan;
Warren, VIM; Walters, John;
Williams, Armsted; Williams, Anthony
White, Willie; Wright, Thos.;
Wiley, Rich; Williams, Albert.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-03-14
Every time a wise man makes q mis
take he learns something.


Some authors remind you OF UocIs
Jin's poll parrot who got a reputation
for being smart by using bad Ian
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-03-14
WILL kELIEvE NKRyoCs
AND LOW X

The Oe s,spdard Reoeral strengthening tonie<
GROvKB TAeThL-AS chill TONIC. srousss the
liver " aotlon, drives eut M la- R and builds Up the
tyiton A sure AppetiLer and aid 70 dxesuoS
Yer g ats aAe children. 50 chntA
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-03-14

Weir, Guss; Williams, Riley;
Williams, Rude; Wyott, Phil.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-03-14

corrects constipation. Munyon's Paw-Paw
Pills are a tonic to the stomach, liver and
nerves They invigorate instead of weaken:
they enrich the blood instead of impover-
ishing it; they enable the stomach to get all
the nourishment from food tina, is put into
it Price IS cents All Druggists
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-03-14

And your shoes pirch, Allen FJot-kase. me
Antlseptic powder 70 be shaken into ne
shoes. ls .ust the thing to uss. Try 81 for
Breaking in New Shoes. SOLD Everywhere.
&c sample FREE Address. 4. : Olmsted.
Leroy. Ny. Don't accept any substltute. AdE.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-03-14

W. IhSNHV ouiIN, OH,
Cortney, Geo; Collins, Sam;
Carter, Clifotn; Cook. Ed;
Crowder, Reed; Crowder, Lafayette;
Crowder. Will Crowder, James;
Commander, Bill; Crowder. Dan;
Clay, VIII; Curtis, John Brown.
Dunleavy, W. R.; Dickson, John;
Dicke, jim; Dicke, jim;
Davis. Henry; Dumos. Calvin;
Dalss, Jack; Denmon, Charlie;
Davis, Sol; Davis, Charlie.
%Edmonson, Sam; Eskridge, Milton;
Ellis, James; Evans. Caesar;
Evans. Seamore; Edwards. Walter;
Edwards, Robt.; Edwards, Henry;
Elliott, Buck.
Foreman, Robt.; Feelp. d. A.;
Ferguson, Marion; Fisher, Courtney;
Francis, Hays; Falls, VIM:
Farrest, Wess; Ford, Shumake;
French, Jennie; Ford, Gabriel.
Cant, J.. c.; Green, ALI;
Gage. Razor; Graham, solomon;
Cause. John E.; Coins. Ashfrod;
Golliday, Henry; Coins, Ennis;
Golliday, Walter; Garrett. Mack:
Cause. Carothers; Cause, Wm. r.;
Cause, VIM; Gary, Cary.
Hale, w. G.; Harrison, j. w;
Hardy, H. D.; Harris. Gilmore;
Hardeman, A. D.; Holland, Dennis;
Hopkins. Allie; Hill, Leroy;
Hall, Jake; Hall, jim;
Henderson, j. A.; Hightower, ]. s.;
Hogan, Nelson; Hutson, Warren:
Hubbard, Joe; Hefner, Oliver;
Huffman, Ellie.
Ingram, Sam.
Jones, W. j.; Jordan, James, ST.;
Jones, r. L.; Jones, Chess;
Jones, Columbus; johnson. Jack;
Jones, John; johnson, Rowland;
Jones, Lee; Jones, Geo.:
johnson, Elmore; Jones, Quilla;
johnson, Ernest; Jefferson, Sam;
johnson. Dan.
King, L. d.; Kilgore, L. c.;
Knox, Robt.; Kershaw, Sam;
killum, Josephus; Knox, Robt., Sr.
Larson, Arvid; Loving, Will;
Leavy, Will: Leonard, Alonzo;
Lott, Charlie.
Martin, W. A.; Morrison, ]. X;
McCracken, Luther; Mack, Guss;
Montgomery, Claud; Mclean. Bradford
McCorkle, Willis; Majett, John;
Minor, Tom; McAlister, Anthony;
Mills, Charlie; Mccain, Will;
Nation, Frank; McIendon. Jake;
Melton, Peter; Morris, Johnnie;
Murphy, Ephram.
Nash, Stanley; Mason, Sam;
Nicely, Mack; Nicely, Ben;
Mason, Dug.
Owens, Furmond; Oneal, A. L.
Pettegrew, f. F.; Phillips, 0. E.;
Price, Lewis; Peacock, C. P;
Peacock, Silas; Peacock, Fred,
Peacock, Gage; Persons, Albert;
Perry, Ike; Patterson, Joe;
Patterson, j. P; Pearson, Robt.;
Patterson, Will: Palmer, Pearl;
Pate, Sam; Ray, Floyd;
Ragsdale, w. A.; Rpsmond. Matt;
Robertson, Ed; Reece, George;
Richardson, Archie; Rayburn, Ben;
Randolph, Jim; Ross, Robt.;
Roach, Fred.
Smith, J. H.; Smith, Jim;
Scott, John; Sally, Abe;
Spencer, Willie; Sally, Clarence;
Stinson. Will; Semmes, Robt.;
Scales, Clint; Sledge, Robt.;
Savage, Walthall; Shegog, John, Jr.;
Sanders, Rosalia; Stevenson, Robt.;
,,aiy, NIloouT; sykes, Leroy.
Taylor, +. c.; Thomas, Will;
Thompson, Gilbert; Townsend, Will;
Tigue, Wheeler; Turner, Ed;
Taylor. Leroy; Thomas, Gas;
Travis, Henry; Turner, A. c.;
Trotter, Sam; Thompson, lack.
Vison, L. NJ.
Watson, W. NJ; Wells, F. NJ;
Willis, John; Written, John;
Williams, Robt.; Wright, Peter;
Wilson, Jeff; Williams, Frank;
White, Rosalus; Williams. Benjamin;
Williams, Douglas; Wright, Robt.;
Williamson, Pinkney; Williamson, Lain
Virgins, Henry; Virgins, George;
Wright, Henry; Wright, OWE;
Wesley, John; Williams, Florida;
Williams, Jack; Weeks, Johnnie;
| Woods, Frank.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-03-14

did you ever get a kiss by tele
phone?"
mo; what's it like?"
TITS like dreaming about something
To eat when you go to bed hungry"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-03-14
Providence District No. 2.

HioNiueLCc OlStIlCt mo. x.
Anderson Gus Wimbly; Anderson, Geo
Allen, Buster; Ankton, Lee;
Anderson. Jim.
Bwdry, Peter; Black, Lonzo;
Booker, Frank; Burton, Will;
Black, Will; Britton, Abe;
Butler, Robt.; Brown, Joe.
Caffey, Tom; Caffey, w. L.;
Cohea, A. L.; Conley, Zero;
Chamberlain, Lee; Conley, Wm.;
Crowder, Geo; Cooley, Sam;
Cooley, Walter; Campbell, Charlie;
Conley, Tom.
Dunn, John.
Epperson, J. H.
Ford, John.
Golliday, sam; Golliday, Burrell;
Grant, Henry; George, Robert;
George. Anderson; Gordon, Roberts;
Gordon, Lois; Gordon, joe;
Gordon, John.
iiankins, James; llankins, John;
Hannah, Tom; Hubbard, Eugene;
Ilemphill, Charlie; Hurne, John;
Hardeman, Harrison; Harris, Patric;
Hughes, Hogan; Hooper, Simpson;
liardeman, Snowden; Hooper, X.
James, Afford; James, G. H.;
Jolliff, Robt.; James, Tom;
James, Harvey; James, Gen. H.;
James, Everage James, Jake;
Johnson, Frank; johnson, sam, .
James, Ed.
Kimbrell, Joe.
Love, Will.
Mullen, Drew, McMath, Harrison;
Mays, Robt.; McMath, Walter. .
Oneal, Garfield.
Pass, Wash; Parker, Oscar;
Pitts, Thomas; Pryor, Jess.
Ross, Hermon; Ringo, John;
Rosamond, Isah; Rounsoville, Jim;
Ross, VIII.
Sanders. Wallace; Sanders, Crisis;
Spraggins, VIII.
Taylor, P. L.; Thomas, Cas-;
Taylor, Ollie; Thomas, jeff.
Williams, Jash; Willis, Albert;
Williams, Ed; Walters, Frank;
Williams, Walter; Willis, Robt.;
Willis, Richmond; Wilson Money;
Woods, Charlie; Willis, Phil.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-03-14
Elliott District No. 1.

Eln0tt DlStIlct NO. l.
Ambrose, John H.
Barnes, Noah; Brooks, Freemon;
Bowen, r. C.
Campbell, j. W.; Crawford, Will;
Crowder, Walter.
Dyers, John; Dunn, Arnold.
Eskridge, Walter; Evans, Jerry;
Echols, viii.
Ford, Wess.
Giles, Charlie; Govan, Walter;
Gale, Alex.
Hall, 7. d. Dr.; Holman, jim;
Hardaman, lack; Hardeman, Ed;
H~ardeman, Walter; Holman, Harrison
Harris, Buster.
Jones, w. T.; Johnson, Ed;
Jones, Henry; Jones, Ben;
Jones, Bonnie.
Kennedy, w. NJ; Kendall, David.
Lott, Geo.
Mays, John; Miller, Nose.
Neal, Eugene; Nash, Ernest.
Owens. Fred.
Peacock, Will; Parker, Andrew;
Parker, John.
Smith, B. W.; Sykes, Gentry;
Sally, Pat; Sanders, John;
Sykes, Austin; Sally, Jim;
Smith, Hope; Sykes, Walter;
Sanders, Wallace.
Thomas, Fletcher; Turner, Lee;
Taylor, Cleveland.
Williams, Alex; Williamson, Asa;
Weathers, Richard; Warrington, A.;
Williams, Eliza; Williams, Anthony;
Williams, Robt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-03
GENERAL DIN2 lFAVFS
FOR San FRlNCISC0
DENIES REPORT THAT HE HAS
BEEN RECALLED BY PRESI-
DENT HuERTA

Los ANGELES. Cal, Aug. 2.--
General Fcliz Daz, cnroute to Japan
as MoXlcos special envoy left for
San Francisco tonight with his Off
cial staff aud their families In con
trast TO the riotious greeting given
General Diaz upon his arrival las.
"Wednesday Of partislns Of hostile
political factions nc boarded the
train amid plaudits Of small circle
Of political and personal friends.
TO guard against a repetition OF
Wednesdays demonstration the DDz
party. under au escort of detectives.
went from their hotel 10 the depot Boy
"a crcuitous route and reached the
train through the sheds not ypntur-
ing into the waiting room. A plat
toon Of police was stationed along the
railroad track where IL traycrsos the
Mexican settlement 10 prevent pos.
sihlc demonstration.
Before leaving his hotel General
Uiaz reiterated his denial Of tho re-
port that ne had been recalled TO
AIcNico by order Of president llucrtl.
There will bee no deviation from
the itinerary as mapped out for our
party originally Doc said. "uulcss
some unforeseen circumstances forbid
vo wil sail for Japan Boz connection
Yith thc schedule of travel AS already
announced"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-03
CRUCE' s ABSENCE
PROVED COSTLY
LIEUTENNN GOVERNOR SIGNS
FOUR PARDONS AND SCHOOL
BOOK CONTRACTS.
UNDID WORK OF YEARS
Cruce Cuts Short His Vacation and Is
Rushing Back 10 Resume
His Control.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. 2.-Lieu-
tenant Governor j. J. McAlester's first
acts today as acting governor during
the vacation of Gov. Lee Cruce con-
sisted of issuing four pardons and
signing all the book contracts made
by the old state school board.
The lieutenant governors act un-
does what Governor Cruce has been
more than two years doing, namely
holding up contracts made by the old
board Of education, which board, he
was instruulsrtal In removing.
a feature of the situation Is tho
hurried departure of Governor Cruco
from Kansas City at O'Clock tonight
to head off any further acts Of the
lieutenant governor which might not
be in accord with his policies.
The Kansas City train reaches New
kirk. okla, the first station south OF
the north oklahoma line at 5:25 sun
day morning. From there the gov
ernur is expected to telegraph to OK
lahoma city that he is in the state,
and in accordance with the law, tho
governor Of the state Of Oklahoma. .
The lieutenant governor today par
1oned b. II. Updike, nephew OF eX-
Governor Haskell, confined in the Nc
Alester prison in connection with a
killing at oklahoma City and George
Crump Jr.. in the penitentiary on a
7-year term for alleged frauds in an
Indian land sale; j. w. Dobbs SEN
fenced for ten years on a charge OF
manslaughter and Ben Bonds, sem
fenced on charge Of attempting to
bribe a district Judge
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-03
SAELVE BRYAH'S Plan
FOR PRO|ECTORATE
SENATE COMMITTEE ABANDONS
SECRETARN'S PLAN OF MIC
ARAGUAN TREATY.

WASHINGTON, Aug Secretary
Bryan's plan for an American pro-
tectoraet over Nicaragua, providing
for American supervision Of Ncara-
guam finances. independence and for
eisn relations. today was shelved for
the time being.
Apparently with the knowledge of
the administration, the senate for
eign relations committee, before
which the project has rested for. two
weeks, passed resolution asking the
secretary of state to submit a new
Nicaraguan treaty omitting the pro-
tectorate policy. The compact. at
the request of the senate committee,
is to be limited strictly to the orig
inal negotiations with Nicaragua,
which provided the UnitO States was
to pay S3,00O.000 for an exclusive
canal right across the country. a ma
val base site on the bay OF FOnseca.
and lease OF the Corn Islands In
the Caribbean sea.
The situation has been laid before
the president. it is UNDERSTOOD ana
Il Is said the administration will sub
init next week a new draft Of the
treaty that will comply with the SEN
ates suggestions Members OF the for
eign relations cimmittce asserted to-
dav that the future policy of the gov
ernment as to establishment Of a cen
tral Aemrican protectorate had not
been determined.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-03
We'll KNOWN BANKER
COMMITTED SUIC|D {
WAS FOUND DEAD IN HIS uOME,
BN HIS FAMILY PLY
SICIAN.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Aug. ..
- { Specially - Dependence, is be-
iicvcd to have been the reason why
Elmore 4. Gill. 81, and manager Of
the jefferson Trust company, COM
mitted suicide at his home here.
some time Friday evening. lie shot
himself through the head. His body
was found on the floor OF his bed
room 10y DR. Sackett. his physician,
this morning Gill had "A wife and
two children. who are now visiting
in Keokuk, Iowa. They have been
notified.
Gin left his office Friday evening
and left word for his stenographer to
call him saturday morning. She did
so, but got no response. Remember
ing that Gill had not been feeling
well for several days. Dr Sackett. the
family physician. was called. He went
to the house and knocked. but got
no answer. Passing around where the
bed room was he saw GIN lying on
the floor.
Gill came here from McAlester
about two years ago, taking the man
agement Of the local branch Of the
Jefferson Trust company. There ig
no known cause why he should have
committed suicide. Nothing has been
found wrong with This none ymattera
and it il supposed his family relations
were of the best
The dead man was a son of Gus 4
Gill. Of McAlester the latter Loing q
pioneeer Of that city and conducts an
insurance business there. Funeral
arrangements are pending the return
Of Mrs GIN and her daughters from
Keokuk She is cXpecetd to arrive
Sunday.
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0vSTED COUNTY JUDCF
70 APPEAL HIS CASE
STATE MAY TAKE \ HAND IN
CLEANING Up OSAGE
COUNTY.

BARTLEsV1LLE. Aug. 2.-(spc-
ciall-Couuty Judge Charles l.. King
Of Osage county removed from office
last night by % jury In the district
court here. VIII appeal his case to
the supreme court. The defense ex-
poets 10 prove that the dictagraph cv-
idepre which convicted King. was not
sufficient 10 warrant his removal
The bribery charges which result d
i'm the custer suit were brought by
County Attorney Charles Cope.
That deplofable condition OF az
fairs exists in Usage county was
brought To- tight during the trial of
King. II is hiuted that the state may
take a hand in cleaning up the coun-
ty. More d,yclopme nts are expected
County Attorney Cope stated today
that he would not pres the bribery
charges against ling as ne had ac-
complished what he desired. lie
has succeeded IN Ousting the two only
republicans holding office IN the
county. The other was Sheriff VIII
lesion.
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tor Price and outside Superintendent
Joseph Ice. The rescue work was
conducted under direction OF these
men,
At the collicry WcIr two oxygen
helmets. Fortunately the mine was
not set ON fire but the work of the
resCuers was retarded hy the blocked
passages, due TO tho timher5 being
torn down and the roof ana sides
caying In. The first brought out were
members of the rescuing force VINO
had gone to the relief of the victims
Of the first explosion
or the injured, only three of those
found I'm the mine were alive, and
one of them died after being taken
out Ambulanccs had been summon
ed TO care for the injured, but weru
used to carry the dead to an under
taking establishment
After u futile search of eight hours
for the bodies Of Fesslre and Farley
the mine officials were inclined TO the
belief that two of the unidentified
dead might be Fessley and Farley
In which the total dead might be re-
duCed. Some Of the officials were
still hopeful that they might nave
escaped by making their wit
through an old working
Superintendent loren2 and Fore
man Farrell were together when the
explosion occurred Farrell was XIII
ed instantly, dropping dead at the
side OF Lorenz,