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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-14
DRUG ACT DEFECTIVE.

The decision OF the supfclnc court
"a irmine the ruling OF the Westonl
lcnnsylvania circuit court ID the llar
Son drug act ease indicates Ser.
ious defect IN the law lnder this
Interpretation the law can roacl ont
tlose Who deal In opium. not q. the
Prosecution contcudcd any person
having the drug in his possession
Justice Holmes in delivering the ma
icrit, opinion. Justice Hughes aud
Justice rltney dissoniine said Z
would not do to strain the powers Of
The United States almost. if not en-
t"ely. TO the breaking point hp max
ina it a criminal oifense Tor ans per
t0n to have opium in hts possession.
'n.css the wording of ihe statute
made any other Interpretation unien
ahic The law as it stands Is DIRECT
q against an5 person dealing ia the
dug who Is not registered There Nal
no allegation In the indictment ia tbls
,eso thai the drug WAS to be dealt
in and the majority OF the court held
that the act was worded as to in
ciudc only those VINO failed to reg.
+ ter as dealers.
The government contends that this
O Woakcns the law as 10 practically
ruin II Il requires proof that per.
eons having the drug are dealing in
them The enforcement has proceed.
GA ON the theory thai mere pesses
ron was Illegal Tho remedy is clear
l Indicated By the Courts iutimatior
Mess ihe wording Of the statute
"a axes aHy other Interpretation un.
tcnane II any one can hate tie
drugs .n their possession there can
Poe no effective enforcement OF the
lsw because IL will be easy to eyade
tae technical dealing III Them which
a'one constitutes a criminal act As
stands the las nuts premium on
frcenrr distribution ol ihe drngs
tc ,ct tning the act was designed
io stou 4 restricts the actual deal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-14
SCATTERED REMNANTS.

sheltered beneath her mother. the
mty watched fascinated 4 tiny
vase rocked gently with each thunder
ne crash Of the biz guns
In the corner fllckerins red thnrs
danced gaily
slowly the, spread 10 the ceiling
Finally the room glared roaring
Driven from her burning home In
to the chaos outside. the mother fled
wildly clutehing her baby
At the corner She paused stagser
ei-then sank, crumpled heap.
4 tiny pink spot. like a rosebud
slowly widened until her kerchieI
dipped redly.
The baby crawled ont chucklina
e.eefulfy as the houses jumped into
tie air
Finally firing. she cuddied agaiul'
her mothers body and slept-Th,
Christian Herald.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-14

biious iou hnow am heart and
lul for your growth and power and
success am NOT uuduly cautious nor
umii Hu J have striyen s. hard Ia
conserve things. Dayy' A woman
should % that Women are the nat
ural couseryaiors
20 have kept eNp,n down So that
you should have substantial surplus
when a good chance came. have tot
lowed fashions sensibly rather than
adiishly have furnished our home
unpretcniiousiy but appropriately. and
OH. so lovingly. David Every rug.
every chair and picture means some
thing to us both Every stick Of
furniture has hccn bought with a view
io ns quality and service for needs
that should steadily hut slowly grow.
Don't YOU see. dear. that the men
90 that crowd yon are following.
whose fortunes are solidly built have
become rich by normal degrees That
is wha am pleading Tor. nayy
normal progress Tear this sudden
pulling up of stakes, this casting Of
our whole future on single throw
why not test out your land develop
mont scheme first2 Then. If you are
satisfied of its safety We Will take
mo upward steps
"As tor my grand new plumagc
(which Wanda will help me select,
You ihoughlully addl, It may seem
glorious aud dignificd TO man 10
come crashing into brand new resi-
DENTAL suburb of a brand Now hoom
town in glarinely new outfit OF
clothes. manners, ambitions and ways
OF living. hut to me it seems all
wrong. unstable. iusincere. unsafe
and ia poor taste | should not be
myself. hut some brand new person.
unnatural and IN at ease,
- am NOT criiclsing you, dear
Your ambition and enthusiasm are
splyudd But nave they not over
stimulated you bit made you
huUr h.nd 20 safety Try out the
plan my dear, while ! stay here in the
home wc have SO carefully made and
go lovingly fitted 10 serve us in the
long, but steady upward climb We had
planned. and wait until things are
tested My woman's instinct. my very
best Judgment, tell me this is hest
"Your Cora"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-14
R1DDY'S EVENING
kIRY T4lE 70 WARY
SSev GsSSA1 Sosses


Now the Fairies, said Daddy. as
sou know are very fond 90 the Liz-
ards. so today. as il was raining llt.
lie bit the Fairies gave a supper Pic.
1ie for the Lizards.
The Lizards love a day when Il
IS Just Raining a little hit That is
Shat they consider really beautt
iul day. And the Fairies had told
them that the first day when il was
Raining little they would give their
supper Picnic
AT three o'clock this afternoon an
the Lizards Went 10 the wood grove
The lizards love a day when it
rains in Fairyland whore the Fairies
had planned to have their Party. when
The Red Lizards got there ahead OF
the Others they saw an the Fairies
dressed IN wonderful custumes OF Red
"of course, the Lizards were very
much pleased that tho Fairies had
paid them such a compliment as TO
dress up IN the color they always
wore.
And when tho Gray Lizards came
crawling along. the Fairies an
changed their costumes 10 Gray. And
all through the afternoon first they
would be Red and then they would be
Gray. And their wands an matched
whatever color their dresses were
After they had some Games
some very queer, crawlingaround.the
ground Games that the Lizards love
50 well-then the wonderful Supper
took place.
Everything that the Lizard Family
Is fond OF was on the long supper Ia
BILE at the Fairies Picnic. And as for
decorationsl Wen, the Fairies had
gone to a great deal OF trouble for
this Party and they had special heir
from the Rain Drops.
The Table was very long and also
gery low down, almost touching the
ground. There were benches around
covered with moss and soft, damp
earth which the Lizards thought was
quite perfect.
"On tho Table were Red Candles
which strangely enough did not go out
when the Rain Drops came down, but
instead burned all the brighter and
lust fickered with fun every time a
Rain Drop fell on them. The Rain
Drops made the Table glisten and
look as though there werc Sparkling
Lights bobbing up everywhere around.
There were Red Berries on the Ia
Bile and all sorts Of good things made
out OF moss and earth. and goodies
from the woods In fact all the Berries
had been only too glad to give the
Fairies lots Of Berries and other deli
cious things to eat for the Picnic
Supper
But after all the Supper was over
With, the Fairy Queen surprised
everyone by saying,
"Now, Old Witty Witch is coming
10 tell us Stories and do Tricks for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-14

ds. Her first name is Witty because
she is very Funny, and SO in high
honor Of her "Wit" they have always
called her witty" And Of course her
name is Witch-for you will under
stand when you see her Tricks that
she certainly is a Witch. -
Il thought Witches were awful Old
Creatures. said Nancy. who fright
ened Children.
Dear me, no. said Daddy. The
Witches feel very badly that some
Children think they would frightcn
them. They cant help looking Old
and Funny-thats what makes them
Witches-and the kinds of Tricks they
do-but they think Children are Pretty
Nice, and wouldn't frighten them for
worlds.
And at the supper Picnic the lit.
tie Lizards crawled up and sat in
old Witty Witch's lap. and tho
Fairies all gathered around. while old
Witty Witch gave thom all fine eve
ming full OF Jokes and Surprises
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-14
Harry Weinberger Here.

Harry Weinberger. former Guthrie
lcv, who located in Drunright when
the town started and who has made a
,,rmne in oil and other business since
leaving Guthrie. spent today here
with his rather and mother. Mr. and
Mrs. Nose Weinberger and his broth.
er Ben Everybody likes Harry
Woinberger. Tie is one OF the few
roople on earth who always makes
friends and meyer makes an enemy
If there is anyone in Guthrie who is
not Harry Weinberger's friend no ons
knows whore to find him Mrs
Weinberger accompanied Harry here
ard left for Ohio where she will visit
-atlyes during the summer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-14
DON'T MISTAKE THE CAUSE
Many Guthrie People Have Kidney
Trouble and Do Not Know II.

DO you have backachce
Are you tired and worn olt'
Feel dlzzy. nervous and aApresree ?
Are the kidney secrotions Irregular
Highly colored. contain sedi1 ent2
Likely your kidneys are az fault
Weak kidneys give warning of dis.
treks
Heed the warning. don delay
Use a tested kidney remedy
Read this Guthrie testimony
Mrs. NJ. T peery 723 East Spring.
or Ave. Guthrie. SAYS Il suffered
from kidney and bladder trouble Ny
back ached so severely that some
times could hardly sleep Ny limbs
we're swollen az times and the kidney
secretions were too frequent In pas
sage. giving annoyance. Doans Kid
ney pills did me more good than all
the other medicines had ever tried.
| Used four boscs aad today ] am In
better health than n years
Price soc. at all dealers. Don
simply ask for kidney remedy-gei
Doan's Kidney PIlls-the same shat
Mrs. peery had Foster.MiIbnrn Co.
Props, Buffalo. y. Y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-14

"My dear dearest na,y wrote
cora aud h,n sal moOonoes. tho
hand that held me- p,n being as pow
orlcss 10 move as hor tired brain wae
10 concenlral, ou how Zoo make thc
enormous change David was demand
ing
So il seemed lo him aa aunplo m
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-14

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-14

Napoleon was the orieinll cham
plon Of preparedness. he won haii
of the world by the unauswerablc
logic Of the sword Then the other
half armed itself. gave him broken
blade and doomed him 10 die on a
lonely isle far from tine land Of bis
birth and the country which is proud
Of his elories. his vices his conQuests
and his failures
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-14
NO FAULT OF LITTLE DORIS
Gives Mother Unique Explanation for
Being at Foot Of Class-other
Girl Had Left.

Doris was rather backward in her
studies. and one day when her father
was inQuiring into her standing at
school the little girl admitted that she
was the lowest in her class.
why. Doris, am ashamed OF you,'
exclaimed the mother; why don't you
study harder and try TO get away from
the foot OF your classg"
''lt amt my fault replied Doris, in
tones OF injured innocence, the little
girl who has always been at the foot
has left school,"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-14
I. R. SUFFERING FROM
VERY BAD COLD

New York. June Oionel Roose
+ e't suffering from very bad cold
contracted several months ago. came
here today to met Kermit and his
vie who are returning from Soutt
hncrica. He was silent on the pc
ltcal situation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-14

NEWSPAPERS of Rome arc prslnt
President Wilson's peace pcech
italian editors say that th, President
has given clear manifestation p.
his intention TO pass from the ideal
10 the practical field an this IS pret
I, speech hnt the dove continues 70
hide In the brush
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-14

Lord Robert Cecll has outlined
Great Brltain's position In the mails
question "Iis ludship' saws there
has been no complain OF DELAY from
ary neutral Uncle Sam is neutral,
he has filed protests. ne has lodged
complaints John Bnll should read
tho newspapers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-14
EorethnlInht.

People are learning that a little
lorp,nuught often saves them "A nl-
expense. Here be- an instance. L "
Archer. Caldwell. Ohio. writes do
not believe that our family has been
without Chambcrlain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhooa Remedy nee we com.
mcrccd keeping houce yelrs aeo
when we 80 on an extended visit We
take it with us" Ohtainablc every
where
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-14

IL rare indeed that Cecil r. De Mile director eener, Of the Jessc
ASA reaue ray company producers Paramount Program finds
enough ulhe away from his duties
WINE suing uehno ms desk II Mile who taught era dine
nV" act uelofe the motion reuN
er wen known stars and artists Charlotte Walker Mao Murray
.'@a se"F" an" many
Nr ~ Mile Is the only director successfully produce,
pse LOT ,ne screen simultaneously as well known
no"n PICTURE paygoers who a. o.
uames Oh famous stars whose features they are familiar With
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-14

on the dominating issue of pre-
paredness. IL is believed uaf Mo-
Hughes Rill he found eet'c uNlDr
ist nor pacifist The frenz' of The
tomtom heaters in the East and the
plaeid provincial paciiism OF the Midi
die West viii find corrective 10 the
unconditional matteroffact statesman
ship Of Hughes that Is neither Gus
tered by panic nor ulled into insc-
curity bY premature millennnl Wis
ions The Republeanism Of Hughes
squares with every plank in the plat
fern.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Willard G Harris %. Detroit Mich
io GLADYS plagg. 81 Guthrie
GEORGE Graft g, Crescent 10 Lu-
'lic MdNccr Crescent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-14
QUITE CLEVER AT FIGURING
Little Marjorie Tells Fond Father
How Many Flies Would Be Left
After One Was Killed.

Little Marjorie was telling about
ner number work at the family dinner
table and papa wanted to test her
mildly.
Can you add small sums, glrlie?"
Yes. papa
And can you subtract. too?"
Take ono number from another,
Yes. Papa
That's nice. dear Now let me hear
sou do Il. supposlng there we're four
hlcs en- table and killed one. how
many would be LETT
0he' vas the proud and sparkling
answer. The dead oae.p
HaVA Tna anHar a.ff..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-14
GERMAN COLONIES LOST.

So many events OF more striking
interest if not OF greater magnitude
have been iranspiriug In Europe tlat
what has happened in Africa ana
elsewhere during tho war has been
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-14

The session laws of the last LEXIS
ature have finally been printed and
are now in the hands OF County eierk
Al Lee for distribution to the town
ship officers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-14

Sometimes lt must make Hiram
Johnson wonder 1t there Is any mitA
ltft 10 keep
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-14

The vice presidential candidate at
st Louis viii not even get a roll
call tor the MONEY laushl spent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-14

The Blues Won.
Ball game played Sunday between
i.awric (whitcl and Sehmelres Blues
tcoloredl. Four and seven. in favor
of Schmclrcs Blues (coloredD
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-14

nnsiness office so i09 W Harrison
Cempasns ANA Press fooms so. ioi w
Harrison. Editorial poms 40. ioi l-s
W Harrison To reach an departments
phone extension %.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-14

TIE Leader reserves tho rght 90 reiect
any sdyertsiug matte, ihat 10 may deem
Improper and not se ordine 90 contract
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-14

OKLAHOMA WEEKLY LEADER
a.. ,aonth. ......... .......s So
one year ........ ..........- ~"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-14

Thu Leader is not responsible ior hd-
vertisements oidcfed cog discontinued hy
telephone
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-14

MEMBER or ASSOCIATED PRrss
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The sun., 1916-02-10
THE CURB MARKET.
Trading Weaker After Earl,
streuEtb-Vsiiy Toward Close.

Following the announcement OF the ad
lustrert of the IuSitailia controversy STOCKS
III tho Ottsid" market dsplaycd "a strnns
tone yesterday, but at midday they became
irregular. with some leading issues showing
substantial rc,n-sons from their high levels
ot the morning In the late transactions.
however. Their was a rally ~ which sharp
rtcovprrs were made throus liout the list
Mdvar steel was the feature OF the lore
noon trading A. the Outset the stock sol,l
NJ to '0is. making "A complete recovery OF
a,fci two poin's but toward the end OF
the day recovered to ~. where II closed
Mdvilc rights were wildly crratic. When
II was announced that the new stock would
a share. al which figure the rights arr woril
nearer . than sa. at which they sold OH
TUESDAY following their introduction. they
broke TO "a. closing a. -. tnd,r heavy
sugar sold up 10 oJ'g, q net sain oi lig points
sapulpa Refining advanced sharply on re-
ports OF large January earning- and rumors
Of "a possible increase in the dividend rate
The stock opened at litg. up y poIn, from
Tuesdays fiual citation and ~ the close
was selling AT iit., a new high record. Cos
den was active and reached new nigh level
when II sold NJ ~. gain OF = Of a point
on the day. but IT reacted slightly toward the
end of the day.
Coppers were generally hi gher and showed
a good turnover. on the encouragement OF
'erly Cerro de pasco moved up II. points
lu tho late afternoon good demand was
displayed for Kcnnecott aud that issue sold
up to ui a gain OF . points from its previou,
,.oSlug Butte Copper and Zinc advanced Z.
Fret National y and Magma \. Of point
OILS were active and strong substant al
gains uerc recorded In this particular sroup
whil, ONO led everything else in he way
of activity, moving up i po'n's New Yer
-ey gained li Prairie OIL .. standard Oh
of Indiana and New York points
Bonds were active hut generally well main
,afu
The sun., 1916-02-10
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
wheat Again Develops WcaLu.,.
Other Markets prcpL

Three TO four cents a hl.h,l ~,
taken from wheat values y,-torlat a.,
the finals were at about th. lowest l.,.,
~ tins movement. The fact tina, Tpo,
days substantial bulge and Yesterday.
early rally were Oblltcrat.d mad.
a moro bearish sentiment through n,
trade. II was said that prominent sro,,,
lative interests endeavorcd to hold pr,rs.
but failed. as there were too many ,u,
sidcrs willing To liuuidatc wheat Nb.,
ever IL favorable opportuui,y rf,ser..d
itself. There was rather persistent soil
ing for commission houses luoa,. ui ~.
Northwest and Southwest. sugs..,,r.
that Spe, ulaturs who had been loom. c1
wheat for many weeks had unI"v dc
cidcd to alter their position
The market missed the suppur, 'ro,.
exporters. CulupIrdt.NolN r.N u,i.,
were here for foreign account N.,.r
takingS OF our wheat wcr" r.'inl,,l 81,
only 5O0,o00 bushels. chicago reo-l,
circulated reports THAT Tu" days e,uo-,
business exceeded 4 ,Ouo. .O0u busN.lr t..
these we're said TO u" .Nau"c-a'al
those who prepared tho estimate Ji.,
Gated the l.0Oo.oo0 hu hrls reported hy
New York exporters aud mag. ro4 d..
Importance of tine l."Uu. 400 ht4.r"l. e.tl
70 have been sold ~ the parH. ,,,,,
II IS believed tnat IN" rd.iii. coast ..l..
were SuI,ad over tnday day. u..' V,..
not reported until yesterday p,-, NJ,
,ba ,,,t,. luyi,., -, ,,h,.t - VI
''- ~ ''' ''' wa
iouideu on thc r'p"ItS Irou = :. ago.
Gable, from L''orpu"i ie.'sr.l, p,..
nullghteuing as regards the ,..upe,,.'.'
basis Of American Nheats T. We -lIrp,
thu' American hard wheat su't a. :, S..
T. The Live,pSoi msrNSS aF''o,, A.
spring Wneh's: however 40. lEh'.' no o.
90 sIRhtlN above tho cost 90 Ascsa'.a.
~heht4 ne iit"t' ihi"i'nilnr ta - %.
freight situation a. Nrg"' 'i'.t P. 'H'
rttts are hecIihlng uh,'r f.f"t''i ,.
''lIhlou"tl"h7 aurh'rh'' 10y f..'..h 90
''i'r ,,,
t;tA,,rfthe u.1-S. VIZ "'tI-9h. 'r- 49,
Ni,u.ru ",miins ~ M N'W 90 "
s,,..''un, ~ - -" ''' ,'P 80"
newt mouth i1th'' ''' '"' I.lu' r
The sun., 1916-02-10

Io'ai bond sl,> par value s@.ul2 900
The sun., 1916-02-10

2559.5
quotation indicates bid 10 shares
The sun., 1916-02-10

assuming cali for June I. 1919.
tAssutn.ng call for May /. isls.
The sun., 1916-02-10
CURB STOCKS CLOSING.
NEW CITY NOTES.

Int.
security. Rate Pay. Due. nd Orer. Weld
NY Ctv..6 Ms sept. i,'i6 i0i l5-is :no ..si
NY City..6 Ms Sept, l. u iJJ'. lO3 1913 .. j.
The sun., 1916-02-10

The total rrr'l'- for dut,,s At the
custom iluuS, Yesterday Nrrc ,Aln-
6@G@d, Of which Si5H,,6.a6 Wa. for
merchandise Withdrawn from bonded
warehouses ANA S.5l,lG& to- recent I'M
Cortatiuns.
The sun., 1916-02-10

where a '"' iOliow-
u uinliilnl u H",iI.
ca'es = t4 ui ullrr
for IL shar,-
The sun., 1916-11-13
SEASICK zoo VOTES
TO ABOLISH OCEAN
Tigers, Monkeys, Parrots, &c.,
Here After Rough VOYAGE
From London.

A vocal multitude OF oX.residrn;~ o.
Junglcland got IN yesterday from Lon
don by the American steamship Man
Chur!a feeling, AS "A whole. rather feeble
from seasickness. but otherwise In fine
condition.
The royal Bengal tiger. bound for Hal
lenbo KS show. helped the Seas roar
nearly al the way across the dusty"
course, but WAS still in good voice VIII.
he was taken on the ship.
Shire stations for stock farms o! the
West did not mind the shaking UP su
much AZ more plebelan creatures. as
they We're IN padded stalls. their lives
being precious in t.sse war times o.
high priced horsenesh.
The shetland ponies. naturally. A. the
press agent hunorist OF i~Iallenheck said,
answered Neigh" when asked how they
enjoyed the trip, A hundred or moie
monkeys, big and little, being more hu-
man han the other eX-jungle shipmat.s,
suffered most from the weird motions OF
the liner. and when she got inside the
Hook passed resolutions a%bolishing The
ocean.
Thu parrots. and there were enough OF
them 10 supply most OF the spinsters OF
New England with chatter for all the
quilting parties ever organized, really en-
joyed the tantrums OF ship and sea and
san a "IIome on the Rolling Deep
with fervor. Rlorying in the discontinue
of the big baboon and the educated
chimpanzec. Among the other passen-
gers were storks. ranes ibises, ~canaries
and other song birds.
The sun., 1916-11-13
FIRST CONTEST IN LOUISIANA.
De of Third Congregational
District AIIege Irreg ala rifles.

BAToS RoU0E. La, Nov, l2,-pemo.
Gratis OF the Third Louisiana Con-
gressional district have filed u protest
with the Secretary of State against pro.
mutation OF the election for Congress
In the Third district. where Wade O.
Martin. Democrat. opposed representa-.
tive Whit y. Martin, Progressive.
The protest alleges irregularities In
LA Fourche, parish, and charges that i'm
several precincts there were not the re-.
quired number OF commissioners at tho
booths and that eight precincts failed IA
send In official returns.
On the face of unofficial returns Whit
i, Martin had IA majority OF 81 votes in
the district.