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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-02-25
ADVERTISEMENT

Oklahoma CITY. Feb :, 1914
Dear Senator.l rejoice with ali decent
'ili7ens in your complete and speedy sin'
HeatlCn
Al re- N,ne since the first publication
OF the tsffa GUS chdrntS dEainSi 80 nave
over 40 if"d that ynu would Ne coin-
pletcly cNolofated when given ii chance
a. nett. .act to face 10 a court Of JUS
IT," those WHO had altcmptel to rob
Ne4 of that Nl.,h s more thaa lite it,
SGT tn1f.' i,,rt name.
.uu 'eNe euYvif nl al lar minded
,tqll tl conspiracy was planned
against zen hy vet Of hycnas on &C"
re1i 'f 'cai refusal "a plare mcom-
pet at lA1H IN Office nnd hus hetiay The
tn oi sour high office.
J case rNtrnd To- MIS- Gore my heart.
les concentrations
.tuS very respectfully.
Ava l.. Mcdonald,
Chairn-ALI lrnL. nSsiAn .lAle Com
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to capacity aud many have been re-
fused ndluiltaucp for lack Of accom-
modations This Is The trst city
high hoo in the Pacific northwest
TO establish an oN rIment falm, al
though home OF the mailer towns
are doing exaC imenta aud practical
work In agricpl'nr
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Okmrlgee Ckla.. Feb r. 1914
We the undersigned ctizens Of OK
mul#ce Join M HEARTILY congtatulatng
Nou un Your spiendd Vndieaiion.
NJ + Marouey. Mayor + G. ilpdees.
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ten Jas F. LNou. city onilnissionef i.
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McAlester, okla. Feb H. 1914
felt sure time would bring you COM
3lt ie Niudicaiion Congratulations
s. : Eurlesom, Postmaster Cen
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f'ha''rstmi, Wcsi VIRGINIA, Fob -, le1i
-!rstite his becn vinacatrd slauder
y. A. Illlg. Atty Gen
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Washinnton u g., Feb ~ 1914
sicuatof Gurr with my hcariiest con-
Hatulatioits. Ais Il Mclnlicove.
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The Gore case was a national shame.
ih.re should he some way of irving out
such cases i;t private first -Helen Kel-
ier in the Kansas CitN star
Waco. Texas. Feb 49, 1914
Permit nae to congratulate you. Truth
may lose a battle but never a war.
pr W. l.. Crosthwait.
Thomas. Okla. Fob 10. laii.
Coneri ituiatuns. every blow yoar enc
mics strike makes Aou stronger.
Howell Snnth ami ". T.. Hunt.
Albany. y Y. Feb 10. 1874
'onpraiuiations and sincere good wish
es to You and Mrs Gore
Charles Il. carne.
blackwell Okla. Feb 10. 1914.
Who said double cross
f. :. Foster
Nowata. Okla.. Feb. 10. 1914
Oklahoma County should lee proud of
her citizens II your Inft was fair rep
feseutation. We congratulate you
j. l.. Langley. ~. - Bland. J Singer
san Francisco. Cauf Feb. 10. 1914
My Dear senator Gore With millions
OF vour friends and well wishers ] re-
jnice AT your ,umpiet. indication. Have
watched the proceedings minutely Never
doubted for momept that the Infamous
Charge would b. swept away and Your
character lcft ~ always one or the shin
iitE lights OF American public life.
Gavin McNab. Attorney n.-Pac Ex.
COrsicana. Texas Feb 10. 1914
Accept heaftiest congratulations ON the
just and righteous verdict The ungudly
assault of Your enemi.- has recoiled upon
them and their persecution Will strength
.n rather than weaken you with the good
re"nie of oklahoma and the nation. Your
host of Corsicana friends are luhiani
over the result Luther A. Johnson
Tyler. Tex Feb. 70. 1914
Fuurra fuiatipus To- both Of YOU in NUur
splendid victory. Mr.. and Mrs r Heyer
Grand Rapids. Mich. Feb u. 1914.
cur hearts aud hopes are with YOU.
Mary and Marjorie.
II Reno. Okla. Feb. 1s 1874.
congratulate you upon ynnr complete
yindicatIon. T.. T.. Duffy, Mayor
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The most amazing statement re-
Gently made by multimillionalre is
that attributed to Daniel Guggenheim
president of the American Fmeltins
and Refining company. who declares
that the United States government
should own AL railroads and tele-
geaph and telephone lines. Mr. Gug
gcnheim says The success Nf the
parcel post has converted him to the
belief that the United states govern
ment could operate our railroads,
telegraph and telephone ines better
than they are operated at present.
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Tahlequah. okla, Feb l9, 19l4.
You have made your peace. Calling
anH election sure Congratulations.
A = Wiley. 4. II Foster J. l. tonny.
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CRY GARBAGE COMPANY.

Let ua furnish you 4 sanitary Gar
baRe can and keep Il clean FOR you
Phone Sa2
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= You've Lecr s. co1.ld in the II
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- Sincerely YOURS +
I. TlaNA POWEN WILLIAMS T.
/. Los Angeles. j.
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GryroW. Q&ia l'eh -. l0lA
crnitt eoustill luiations democracy o.
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McAlester, Oka, Feb. 70. 19lf
Conera tuations to you and Mrs. Core
A proper verdict
Rev. K, g. Washburn Head indian Mis-
sious
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Redsvile \ &C.. Feb 70. 1914
Your friends IN North Carolina rejoice
in your eNonoration We have implicit
confidence IN YOU T. w. GldewrU
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Washington. D. C.. Feb, ~, 1914
Euly for YOU Your colleagues never
had amy doubt
Heafy r Hollis. T. = senator from
New Hampshire
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Sallisaw ONla Feh lH lNl4
We the Nnderslgn eiti2cHs send nur
congratulations for Nuur rrhtpuNs Nin-
dicetuu which WaS predicted ils us and
coi9.s rs go SUI rise, ltavius N Ntih
would ultlnuteiN ImHg p You are
suoNse' I'll Ji ever IN tia eouptt
los Nitch!o~i anna i''' others
Washiaetolt y g. Feh rs. 1871
E,rtNbopN here lappy over result.
Wish | N2s with Y,N aN Niri. orc to
feioire. Another c.,se ~ too much Gid
rhanns ! Pence. puhlicltv Man 10 Pres
Nlson.
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Tulsa, Okla. Feb rs. 1871.
rejoice with you iu YOUR swift victory.
Your many friends here predicted the
saue. | will be glad to aid you in your
coming race IN amy way possible
Lee Clinton
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Washington. = g., Feb IT, 1914
Every bodN here delighted. ENttMd Mrs.
f.ane's CONGRATULATIONS also to Mrs Gore.
Franklin Is Lane, S"c'Y Interior.
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HOGS

Receipts, 5000.
Market, strong
Bulk of sales, s. 40 TO $500.
Top price. $SG7 j. .
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WHEAT:

Kansas city, Mo, Feb 'j.--
May, 81 l-2.
July, SO By, split.
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New iianpSilli"
Washington, T. g., Feb H. 1874
Every bodN here delighted ENttmd Mrs.
lanes congratulations also to Mrs. t'"re
Franklin Lane S"c'N Interim
Waslinetou T. G.. Feb. ~ 1914
My nsarts congratulations nn Your
spf.ldid vindicatiOn.
cato Sells Com. In'lian Affairs.
Washington, y G., Feb, No. i9ll
Heamiest concentrations upon Your
Triumphant vindicatiun Truth is mighty
and viii prevail Please hurry back as
We recd your rugged honesty and great
bility here to help trs.
Henry + Ashursi, L $ senator from
Arizona.
Washington. b. e.. Feb ~, 1914
rejoice IN your complete Nindication.
Gahe Parker Registrar of The Treas
Memphis Tenn, Feb; is. 1914,
sissipp friends lave neser doubtcd you.
G. w bolton.
Wetumka okla. Feb ~, 1914.
Accept our concentrations on Your VIC
Walter MacIey ana ten o'hcrs
Washington d. G. FEB 49, 1914.
congratulate you most heartily and
va He'd
Preston G. West. Asst, Atty Con Z. S.
Lafayette. Ind. Feb. -, lili.
Congratulations Thank God men can
get Justice ia our oklahoma.
Tom v Ellzey
Wnona. Miss, Feb. ~. 1914.
Have watched trial with great inter-
est Am delighted to see the dirty frame
up fall fiat \. ' Branch.
Corsicana. Texas. Feb 20. 1871.
CONCENTRATIONS bA thousands Of Your
friends here We win send you an add
inp machine to count up Your majority
this summer Dcilah failed to get even
lock of your hair Greed aud graft got
a cruel blow trom on honest jury Women
MAY sometimes propose but God disposes
f.. o can and a thousand others.
st Louis. Mo. Feb 10. 1914.
Concentrations. Just read Of verdict
Walter II Mackenzie. of Enid
Washington. - C.. Feb ~, 1914
Heartiest conera tulaton on prompt
decisive vindication over the designing
hlackmailers
J. II. Iaiten. Nat Atty for Farmers
Union.
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Oakland. calf. Feb ~. 1914.
You licked EN-. licked 'em. licked EN-.
congratulations jess" Dunn.
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Cc1nr RanidH. Ia. Fob III lAII
Accept MY most hearty cnugratmlatipn'
for what believe To- hc the triumph oi
truth m It's struggle with The effort 10
rob Uuhie man Of his good name whicf
He has won by lung wars nf correct iv.
iue While have been lifelong ra-
publican I ehecfS greet Nou with this
hallalgiah and hope the assaasne OF GOOD
names viii take warning
Warren Herman
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rhanute. kans. Feb n. 1914.
We. members II the ~ = Farelet for
Senator club hereby heafiiiy- xtsnd
our congratulations 10 you 81 the .~tah-
ishirent ol your Innocence g. the nation
and pledge yoU our confidence and esteem
for future success
r. {. Anderson. President
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Tyler. Tex. Feb 70. 1914
Congratulations To- both of YOU in YOUR
splendid victory. Mr.. and Mrs. h Heyer.
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Ava T. N0Il0NlT1
Chairman l'rop~essiN state Com
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Grand Rapids. Mich. Feb. "a. 1914.
cur hearts aud hopes are with YOU.
Mary and Marjorie
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ONT0fd. MISS l7eh n. l9ll-
Cougfa tllatious at your triumphant
viudiratiou Confusion tn the phlHstinos
g e Hurst
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Pawtucket. x l.. Feb. -. 1910
Thank Cod verdict reflects belief all
who know you here.
Frank l. Fitzsimmons
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Washington. Feb iS.lai4.
All your friends here were confident ~
your complete ,iudicatiou and are happr
in il. Mrs Daniels joins mr in loN. To-
you and AIRS Gore.
.IosephuS Daniels. Secretary OF the Navy.
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II Reno. Okla. Feb. 1e 1914.
congratulate you upon yonr compiet.
T.. T.. Duffy, Mayor.
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Memphis Tenn, Feb ~. 1914.
Congratulations Your old time Mis-
sissippi friends lave neser Doubted you,
C. w t,olton.
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Washington. -. t., Feb 49, 1914.
! rejoice IN your complete Nindication.
Gabe Parker, Registrar Of The Treas
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New Yorh, Feb 10. lqli
! surely congratulate Nuu " there Is
anlhing on earth would make me a
democrat would be this WIN vote for
YOU foi ANS thing | may not have very
much Influence In KAY County but what
Willard Foster
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81 Louis Mo. Feb ~. i9ll
NutW Nindication dosef1 cd We cor.
dialN cougla illistc suu. ST. Louis AT
WpAN had nll confluence iu NOuf nigh
integrity Colin NJ Scph
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Washing g;of. -. &. Feb. j.. 1914.
We congratulate you un success IN trial
Truth is mighty and VIII prevail
James r. Davenport
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CORN:

May, 67 3-S, split
July. &c 3 4; spl t.
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Sacramento, calif. Feb ~. 1914
ilomtF concentrations I;eFurdA to
MrA-- Gore Confusion Ia ,olr enemies
Thos FoN
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Wetumka okla. Feb ~. 1914.
Accept our concentrations an Your VIC
tory in suit
Walter Mackcy ana ten o'hors
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OhmuI-es. Okla. Feb. ls. 1ttg
Congratulations W. tn-N a ouusuir-
ares uke that must fllI 1h. democrats
auH some others 100 fkmulE-e county are
ior son. stand pat arr keep up fh.. good
night for clean ucfnurfars-
81 NJ Alexander
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1T. Smith. Ark., Feb Is. l914
our people have followed the Infamous
conspiracy against Apu with deep inter
est and unanimous. rejoice in your
complete Vindicatinu never douhtine that
st<h would be the result Your further
triumph over politica adVenturers and
blackmallers will be even greater at the
polls. Your friend.
" y Dacker. Ed American.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-28
ENSLEY HIGH
 DEFEATS MEDS.

The Ensley High school again de- feated the Birmingham Medical col lege yesterday afternoon by score of to A.; The game was fast and in- teresting, but on account of the num- erous errors made on both sides it would have been very close affair
 The feature of the game was the headwork of Golf, high school catch CT. and the playing of Walker, high school shortstop. For the Medicals McLendon, shortstop, and Grayson, left field, did fine playing, each getting a three base hit.
 The Ensley boys outplayed their op- ponents and from the start they began hammering the doctors pitcher and scored in every inning except two Pat ton, Carraway and Freeman all pitched good game, Carraway' being able to pitch only one inning because during Ensley's half he was hit on his right arm right at the elbow and he had to retire from the game. A large crowd was on hand to witness the game and cheered the good plays that were made on both sides. The Medicals win again tackle the Ensley boys on Monday aft ernoon. the game being called for 3.3O o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-28
: BEGINS APRIL 4 Candidates for American Polo Team to Report
 on That Date

New York March 27.-Practice by the squad from which will be chosen the team to defend the polo cup in the in- ternational tournament will begin at Lakewood, N. J.. on April 4
 This announcement was made today by Henry L. Herbert, chairman of the in- ternational committee of the Polo asso- ciation.
 The complement of the squad prob ably will be made public next week. Any possibility that Harry Payne Whit ney might reconsider his resolution not to play in the matches with England was dispelled yesterday when the former champion announced that he might not be able even to take part in practice scrimmages.
 = Whitney was injured in fox hunt in Scotland several weeks ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-28
HELD FOR SHOOTING
 NEGRO WAITER

Fort Wayne, Ind, March T.-Anthony Trentman, wealthy brewer, is held in the city jail here tonight after having shot H. l.. Bruce, a negro waiter at a local hotel. Trentman told the police he shot the negro because the waiter had treated his request for his overcoat in an indifferent manner.
 The shooting occurred at an hour when the hotel cafe was crowded. Trentman had finished his diner and asked the negro to bring his coat. When the negro passed Trentman's table a few minutes later without the garment the brewer shot him.
 Physicians at a hospital where Bruce was taken said the negro could not re- cover
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-28
ASK REFERRING OF VANDERBILT CASE Bishops Make Demand on Ground of Alleged
 Mistake

Nashville, March 27.-Claiming that the recent decision of the supreme court is in error and remaining the grounds on which the bishops of the Methodist Episcopal church, south, claim the ownership of Vanderbilt uni versity for the church, petition was filed before the state supreme court today asking for a rehearing of the case.
 It Is understood the answer of the board of trust to the bishops would be filed before the supreme court tomor- row.
 The petition is yoluminous docu- ment of so pages, which assails every proposition laid down by the court in the last opinion. In the petition it is argued that the board of trust Is not a self perpetuating body, but that the Methodist annual conference had in the beginning the sole right as mem- bers of a corporation to elect the trus- tees and that subsequently, this right was vested in the general confer ence
 It is likewise claimed in the petit tion that Commodore Vanderbilt was not the founder of the university, but that it was founded by the annual con- ference of the church and that the church is entitled to the credit for the funds obtained from Commodore Van derbilt
 The minister of finance tonight signed contract with banks by which they vii Tissue against the issue of bonds authorized in May. 1909, which would be given as security for loans.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-28
Bessemer Girls Win

Bessemer, March 27.-(SpeciaL)-In one of the hardest fought and best games seen on the local floor this season. the girls team of the Bessemer high school defeated the Tuscaloosa Co-Eds tonight by a score of to 5. The pass work of the visitors was fine, but their goal shoot ing was off. The first points were made when Rosalie Goldberg made a field goal. This was followed by a field goal by Alma England and one by Jessie Bum gardner, while the Co-Eds succeeded in making but three foul goals. At the end of the first half the score stood to in favor of Bessemer All of the girls played excellent ball and the team work was fine
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-28
UNABLE TO MAKE
 ROOM FOR STRIKERS

Calumet, Mich. March T.-Striking miners formerly employed by the Calu- met and Hecla Mining company, who at a conference with Manager McNaughton today requested that the men be taken baek without discrimination, were in- formed that the company's mines were virtually fullhahded and employees would not be discharged to make room
 The company. it was announced, how ever, would receive applications of strik- CTS willing to give up their membership in the Western Federation of Miners
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-28
OWEN SUPPORTS
 PRESIDENTS TOLL
 POLICY IN SENATE
Continued From Page One,

societies make a stir around seaport It is the case of the Three Tailors of Tooley Street. who resolved:
 <' We, the people of England, ct cetera.'
 'The public sentiment of the United States is based on common sense viz, honor, wisdom, patriotism and on estab- lished facts, and cannot be stampeded by a selfish propaganda, nor by the expendi- ture of large amounts in advertising or in inspired editorials.
 Neither can the United States Senate nor House of Representatives be stam- peded by cajolery or abuse"
 Senator Owen referred to the Senate roll calls to emphasize President Will son's contention that the coastwise ex- emption was passed not by democratic majority, but by coalition of democrats and republicans.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-28
CLERK REMOVED
 AFTER LONG TERM

Muskogee, Okla. March 27-W. E. Looper. clerk of Muskogee county since statehood, was found guilty here today of neglect of duty and removed from office He will be placed on trial to- morrow on the charge of having en- bezzled s1700 of state funds. Charges of conspiracy in connection with the em- bezzlement of 5000 also are pending against Looper.
 His conviction is the third obtained within month against Muskogee county officials, w H. Wainwright country treasurer, and D. H. Middleton, former mayor of Muskogee, having been given penitentiary terms on charges of embez- zling
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-28
ROOSEVELT PARTY
 ON WAY TO MANAOS

Rio Janeiro, Brazil, March 27.-Col Theodore Roosevelt and his exploration party still are proceeding down the Du- vieda river on their way to Manaos Brazil, according to advices received here today from Colonel Rondon, representa- tive of the Brazilian government with the expedition. The dispatch said the territory being traversed never before had been explored and that it was un- likely the party would be heard from gain for a month
 Arsother section of the expedition. com manded by Leo E. Miller. naturalist of the American Museum of Natural His tcry, will undertake a descent of the Parana river. The region through which this party will pass is well peopled and has teegra phic communication.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-28
Will Sink Ships

Douglas, Ariz., March 27.-Notice that any ships employed in the service of tine Huerta government would be sunk by rebel warships was published here today by Roberto Pesquiera, confidential agent of General Carranza, in the form of message from General Obregon, con- manding the rebel forces on the west coast of Mexico. The message reads:
 "In view of the fact that warships pur- chased by the constitutionalist govern ment will arrive on the west coast in the near future, I hereby notify all ship owners and outfitters that our vessels have strict orders to proceed against any ships employed by or in the service of the Huerta government. Ships of any nationality carrying munitions of war for the usurped government of Huerta will be sunk without preliminaries.
 "ALVARO OBREGON"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-28
Gus Lees Friends Meet

The friends and supporters of Gus Lee. candidate for sheriff, held a well attensed and enthusiastic meeting at the audi torium of the Chamber of Commerce last night, at which plans were formulated for the closing week of the campaign. A call was made for volunteers who would devote a weeks work in the interest of the candidacy of Mir. Lee. One hundred responded. Judge Daniel E. Greene was chairman of the meeting. and short talks were made by members of Mir Lees cam paign committee from the several sec tions of the county.