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o THE GUTHRIE DAILY LEADER. WEATHER FORECAST. Chicago. II!., May 13. Show er tonight ..codlor In west.; Thursday prtrtly cloudy, cooler. 5 O'CLOCK (1 VOLUME XXX GUTHRIE, OKLAHOMA. WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY .10 tOOS NUMHBR136 STATE "PEN" LOCATED BY SENATE COMMITTEE RECO M MENDS M'ALESTER AND GRANITE BRANCH COURT TOWN BILLS PASSED TUB BARRIER (iarveii County's Erne rgncy Clause Saved Through Blair's Apfeal Tho senate had a slcjsi' jk the lo cation of the stole penitentiary this moi nlng, iukI tho mensuio currying lo . at ion wis otttred acceptance or ic fu,.al of some rorty amendments, but jili wore turned down nn.i the mensute it 'commended tor adoption b commit if'' of the whole, Senator Ilillupa in it.f dun r. Tho hill lb hnmoiously called HouRt Illll No. 01)5, In 11 l. McBIhunev Tho b' nnte building committee Kirack ou' ilio forty-tour sections, leaving onl) the enacting and emergency clauses In the stricken "toultorv" Itedwlne and Mathews placed their penitentiary bill, locating the penal institution proper ai McA letter, and u brnnrn house nt Uratuie The mouthers op posing locution ot iiublic buildings ot fou'd ninny uinopdinonts. assisted b those opposing Unit location, hut all re lout anil the bill was erdetod to the senate In open session for final i" tinn Court Towns Cteated. Ml ten of the house bllla locating cot'rt towns In varloiiu couiiUob were jilai e,i on third reading and final pnt.8 age, and all carried H'Mintor Thomas .s!ed that emergency clnuso for Jef forhon coljnty bo stricken, and siuno was done. Senator Ul.ilr ar.ked all senators who rt peeled him to aid in the emergenc) mac tmcntjr,gr tiarvln, JjaJUMi,, (Ml m)h request caus"d thirtv votes letjulrod tin opposing Hcn stating they re ti" ted the senator, but were opposed to the bills iit heoit and therefore ton Id not vote to deprive the people of the referendum at least trouble. A motion b little to reconsider a to Seminole lountv was lodged, e plaining that it one countv received emergen' y clau-o, all should Senators Brook Smith and Cunning ham weie appointed to frame a bill nn regulating city depositories, two lulls l eiiiR found similar by tho stand in,, committee, and therefore one onlv Bhould he offered for ronu.deffttlon. NEBRASKA AND TEXAS Sections of Two States Feel Devastating; rffects of Torn n does O (By Asspplated ' Press.) O Omahn, Neb,wMny 13 Twolvo per sons nro known to have buon klllod nnd ! score injured by a tornado vlith swept oei the northern part of Sarpy county at f. o'clock yester- dav nfternoon, Tho storm, which j g lined in velocity on Its way soutb, Bt.iit'd in Omaha nbiut 4 : 30 'o'clock. At Hell'vue tho college buildings were damaged to the extent of probably MBEZZUroASHIER TO TELL;E Montgomery's Peculations Named in Original , Pittaburg. Mav 13. Will lain Mont - poinerv hlner ol tue Aiiegueuy run- tioual bank of tht.i city nut 'I ihi Thttisday, wli-n he was nrreMd nimn complaint ol National Hank Kxanuner William F Folds chHrxeq with em lu ileliiBUt of $i)S,0O0, wa late es t rday scnendered by bin bondsmen. it wab generall reported that this n tion was dm to the discovery or pie ulattons far in excess of the amount named in the miginal charge but ibis Kvamlner Fxdds ami the bank officials refused to onfirm All concerned Hiatal In most emphat ic terniB that the.' bank vould be able to survive whatever lowt had b en sus tained and that It it quid open for bus iness as l'siiBl nnd uaeet all rtemands Explaining his request to the bonds men to surrender lae rormer rasniei, iPxaminer Foldb said. Fver sliui- hlb arrB' we have been ursiiug Mr Montgomery to make a 84teuunt reR.irdlug tin shortage, but he has remain d hlU-ut and 1 flaked lu bondsman fieorgi- 1' Ti m-r, to wnlidravv hif bond whuh in did f Dlso usked l lit d 'si i let at torn v to ltv treats the bonds to $100.01)0. believing that Mr. Montgomery could not pro- oooooooooooooooooo o o O CALIFORNIA FOR TAFT. O O O O (Hy Associated Proiw.) O O San Francisco. Calif., May 18 O O General Oeorge Stono, rlialrmtln O O ot the Republican state commit- O O teo, announced todny that the O O primary tnlteu for republican O O electors In California showed a C O majority for Taft of three bun- O O dred over Itoognvelt. The dele- O O gates to the national contention O will therefore ho Instructed for O O Taft. O 0 O oooooooooooooooooo $50,000 and several parsons wero In jured, none fatally. Tho Btorm then moved on to Lottlsvlllo, IUshfiohl, and Springfield, whero tho principal damage and loss of life occurred. Tho casualty list, as far na known, Is as follows: Mrs. Frank Hostor, living nenr Louisville Mnrlln Telth. .Tamos Telth. OhnrleB Loader, near rtlchfleld. Two unknown, nt Iioulsvllle vllltge. Soven persons, names unknown, in sandpit n oar Louisville. Charles Martin, futnll ylnurel near Motulow. The storm wns the most severe that ever struck oastern Nebraska. Tho dnmago to the college buildings at Balluvtle was heavy. Tho towor was Tilown from Park hall and tho build ing wreaked. Lowry hall ami Kan kin hall wore unroofed. Tho panic-stricken Bludonts mn to tho basement and in this wny many fatnlltlea probably were averted. Tho tvlleg stables wero wrecked and tho horse klllod. A number of small buildings and stores in the village were blown away. . . , Moving south the tornado struck elude the fallowing: Fort Crook, damaging seveinl of the 'invalidates School Warrants, barracks buildings, but nob.dy wan In-1 , lhll m ot Flilk n. Uay vs. juiod. In the town of Fort Croyk a Scnoo) D1Kllct No. 9 o Ciu!,(, cunt number or buildings were entirely tl op,nlon ,UValidnte8 thousands of wrecked and other damage done. ,Mnn worth of bchool warrants I drawn bji districts in tho "new couu Dnllns. Tex., May 13. One person ,,,... i tcinwa ,.n,i cunnneh., ciiuiiUhh is known to have been Wiled, several ot hora sustained serious injuries and considerable damage resulted from a tornado whloh swept through tho section of thin statu Into yesterday. At Leonard Tx Mrs. A. T. Bow dry lost her life and her husband was injured when her homo, a two story structure, was demolished. At this pluco a number of barns and small buildings were destroyed. At Crnndall, about fifty bongos wore wrecked and sovoral parsons wore injured. Among tho building destroyed nro tho Clnlstlan chinch and tho Sheldon hotel. In the vicinity of Clnlnsvlllo a num ber of small buildings wero demol ished rC,ri (By Associated Press.) Washington. D C. May 18 One of tha most notable gatherings that ever met to consider great public questions is at the White House today. The oc casion Is a conference between I'res ident Roosevelt will the governors of practically all the states and terri-1 torles to consider the broad question. or conservation of tho country's tmtur - al resources. The conference will con - tinue until Friday. Ueprosentlng the government are he president, vice-president, cabiiiet. JusUres of the supreme court and mem- i.- ,.r . ..-o m i.,.i u,i repi-oaente.1 by Andrew Carnegie, tho m-I.v ... J , ..,.. ..." ... uon mntner; juihhs a. iiui, uie khiiiiib "' -"'" - , of railway expansion; John Mitciiell, . meut Usuel ror such irorpocos In ex the labor leijder: Dr. I. C White, tho, cess of said four per centum limit arc leading coal expert of the United void. States. Transfer of Federal Cates. The president dellverel an address ,Rt the opening or the conferences On' !"'oiiserval Ion as a National Duty "' i The program for the day tn luded ad- I dresses by Carnegie and White. I Far in Excess of Amounts Charge, fTis Reported. , iVUle BUch a bond, and that a period lu jn wwum muuvc mm m n - formation regarding Hie (USHsittou or the money Which lie bad previously admitted takiu back from the bank "Confronted by the situation. Mr. Montgomery agreed to talk an, I ook a Biatemeni irom Him mar siaie - mem 1 cannot make public at this ie '"--''"""' "- - time He also aim d to make a de fJ January ' the esse- wab set or tailed sworn stnt. ini-nt heating and wai arrlgned for tiial for "In Uie meantime ih bond had been January term ()u the 21st of Januar Increased to $100,00(1 and mon comlt- .case was callvd foi trial and Out plalu itnn ilmt Mr. MrmLiioinerv answer all i tiffs did nut an near. Oil the Slthdf questloiia George 13. Tener ami Uitli aril It. Quay signed tue inina. "Securities have been recovered from Montgomery In an amount to insiire in connection with certain oth er plans, tne coniuuicu aoivcniy or the bank." Bank Organized at Ardmore. Ardmore. Okla , May U The Ar.l mote Stte HavingK Bank, with tap! Ul stock ot ja.'i.nnii w&s organized here yesterday The incorttorators C T Rairlnaer. a nromlnent are ...1. .... tl.lu .aalln,,. tl..wtl.l M a 1 lacu and B. A. Walker. SUPREME COURT SALOON MEN ENTITLED TO RETURN OF LICENSE MONEY v TRANSFER OF CASES 10 FEDERAL COURT Thousands of Dollars of "Excess" SchooJarranfs Invalidated ,by Opinion Tho Supreme Court todny handed tlmtrtt 4irt rnl tilnlid I xw (icirli )iV (u Justice Williams, 'justices Uunn and , rurnor. Uiroe b.V Justice Iluva anil one ,bv Justice Dunn. The opinions hand-1 - ...- i d down lis Chief Jusllto Williams lu- !,,,,,. WHH ,mni,,, fn Ht,ii.eiiiont in 1100 holding that warrants drawn lu excess ot tour poi cent of tun taxable property as assessed In that district ara void. The plaintiff filed milt In the coun ty court of Caddo county October 20, 1005, against the defendant alleging thut the defendants hy the regular n..llW1r..f 1wii...il 1., !.. nVUI Allfn nf i(MllliilVll 1ijiH il 111 L1I17 Acj i n u. their rights and powers did on Felnn ary 3, 130a Issm d to L. A. Pell a war rant lu the sum of $303.15 for furni ture nil that ho transferred It to Frank H. Hu)'. tlie plaintiff. Tor n con sMeratiau praying that ho may socure judgment against the defendant for the tho amount of the warrant. TIih defendants in the trial court in utti a-twtem'er to um itfaihtt's peti lion allege mat tne. warrant in iuen tion was Uot I' Bind ami delivered t the plaintiff ah the tour pe cent avail able for that jeai for school funds, had bsen exhausted and that the alleged Indebtedness sued is null and void a being In violation of the act of con gress of the I'nited States, approved July 30, 18SIJ The opinion sustains the decision of the lower court which rendered Judgment in favor of the de fon limits linlilififf tho U'f.irantR In tie 'veld i '' . , ,. , , , The svllabus of the opinion follows- Indebtedness contracted or incurred tor necessary and lawful purposes b uy municipal or political corpiratlon or any subdlvlBk-n ot tho Territory of Oklahoma, creaUd and existing under I and by viruie of the Organic Act and 1 tUe laws ot Uie Territory of Oklahoma ! nrjor t0 the taking ol the first asseas t met fcr the purpose ot Territorial and i CQUnlJ. , vaIi(, u lmt9i IW h u r f t 0, ,,',' 'V ,i, uhil ..mnariv ' the value or thn taxable properly as t ascertained by aaJd MMHinmiU hut r wirniita Ktitrtr n aueh Hrf nmRcna- i In parsing upou the motion of trans fen lug the caac of th Choctaw Okla hmuH ami filf Rallwav coinnunv vs' Muy purges, from the State Supreme Icnurt to the United States F deral or Circuit courts 'when uiujh suits were original instituted, in uve Federal TerrlUwy ftei lar assigned foi court holdlriK that under the enabling act the part) ! Mine ni'.tlou of tran-.fer 8ivei couboiU i to the assignment ol the fail waive I their right to then After tiao-dei tin I Time are luaiij eahes now befotc i jthe court lnoU'lug r.io sanio ishiie This ii a decision which will but a) ' ' qulotiit, ' on the raiiroadrf from mov I j iik their cases to ho Federal courts I Many bills Imvc beon Introduced In iho resvut Ivglslatuie in this connec tup, I Te cae was removed from the . iin,j,J Slate., court of Anneals of the j illrfiRI, T. rHtorv in th Huurum.. court t , v(rtU6 f ,fc rtmWlM act aa wa8 ' . , h . . ..,..,,,-,..,,,,,,,. ijanuaiy th plaintiff tiled its petition' i for removal which is denied by tne court all the justices concurlng, .t....a. ii.i.... i .k i..i.,.. . ,tt gives r; r I VDMIKSION OF aTAIKdraw IiIh reiKiiuilnii i... , TnWKFKH OF I'liMiLNu CASKS - waivek uk uiutii- rnt wmano 'ia enabling Art (Sec J6) provides ' all cases iiendiruj in the Cult HUte.-. court of Aireal lu the Indian Itrtitorj aiMiiig un.if-r the constltn . . . . . lion, laws or treaties of the I'nlte.l oiat's . nun in cases oi diverslij of citizenship whirt there '. kliail lib TllflfM tllMtl t.U!fl t IkidlMl ll.i llllt. 'lar in coutroversoy, oxcluslvo ot ln oooocooooooooooc o o O Special to Daily Lender O O Washington, D C, Mav 180 9 The removal ot restrict Ions bill Q C pa sued the senate nt S o'clock. O O O ooooooocsoooooooo tereat slid cost, shall be transferred to the proper t'nthit States circuit or district court for pruf.er dlajiosll in Provided, That such tratmfe,' shall not lie made In any vase where tue United States Is nnt a party except on appli cation ot one of the parties in the court In which the c&ae Is pending, at or before the second term of such court, after the admission of said state." 2. Where such case Is transferred to the Supreme court of this State by operation of such prorlhtou mid Is regutwly assigned for heailng at the first term or sntd court, the tttlor ney of record for the fa&ntift having had notice thereof, and I said cause having been regularly rea$h d for trial on the calendar, and no one appear ,I,K fnr ,4J Ptoff hi rrror but the aiurney or rocoru appeanni? tor ie fnddiit in error, au-i said rrtus,, then ami there being regularly submitted for final decision, said plaintiff in erio waives Ith right to thereafter move for said caos. to b trannf"iud to the proper Tutted Stateti citu'U or dls trltt court, this constituted an election to prociod in the state c. nns and are CHIEF JUSTICE R WILLIAMS. ciudi d the plaintifl in iimi fiotn i hor" aftei tiaiiaferrlng ,aid uise to such fedeial coiuf for levlew Saloon Men Win Liquor Case. Justicu Turnei iriiiltiud several opinions Including a decision oo the test cas filed by the saloon Interent nf the state In the iaR(. of Prartk Alls man et al vh tho Clt of Oklahoma City to test the issue of whether the eit) or c'tunty had a 'iRht to keep the unearned part ot the lujuor license tuoney recti vid by thern from the Ha loop men for license when thoy wero fotjed to OTaHe buslnebh by thy adop Uon of the "prohibition el.uisfi" by the people of Oklahoma which went into effect by the admission of the i'.ite into the Unh-.n. The plaintiff In the case wiw a aaloon keeper lu Oklahoma City and took out a yearly license on (Coutlnuod on I'ajso 2.) FRIENDS IXIDKT I'ED ERAL JUDGE TO RECONSIDER CIRCULATE A PETITION c S5&K3ik T&u&r c I . L. CAMP KLL Asking Him to WifhdraWirT86"'0" ... , ., P Tfl f'rMt measure put through the Recent Resignation '.-The ad (Ipeclal to Ially Ltvder McAleuter (Jkla v t vion ttt ('iiMrkw Hunt, i ilmltilmt-rtwi to JuJge Ralph CeauibC. of th IM era district pf Oklahoma wilt b tait n by te fedend ji d-' if reports here current li. fiui .md ie will with lite bands i uie autinn y i m ludge Camp n cniiButiM ' 1)1 II dc ill ! l ul that !,IOI w',,, on' ot ,,ls """"atO-WOUtlcal .,,, I friends and U a.d to in.e relumed ,. 'Ito Mutkogee di-teiunind ' Withdraw -.... .. ' I Ktn r-niKiiuiii 1 1 tlk va Itrliiit Inn j .,.,,,.., ,,,, , .......i,, n ,,itm In bin ...,.,. ,,,,1,, i, , i,,, ,s here Hre ,, ru)atlin H , tii'oii . m(T that be ,,t ,h). s(, ..,, , i ib itonuli i IVi.l.. t. ..t f.L .t.iilitn ri.t.11 1 - 'JJaus. REQUIRES , DETAILED EPORTS SECTION IN LABOR COM MISSIONER'S DILL EX CITES DEBATE CORRECTIONS MADE IN STEWART'S SCHOOL BILL Branson Wants Congress to H e p e a I Preference . Right Claused In tho house this morning tho labor commissioner bill, by Senator Frank llr was again taken up. Vnndevontor had tnovod youtorduy evening to reconsider Section 18, whkh hail lieen stricken from tho bill. This section provides that factories, foundries, machine shops, railroads and street railways and other Institu tions Khali make an nniiunl report to the c mmlsslouer of labor. Tho re port is to embody tho namu of tho 'mi or corporation, location, capital invested In grounds, buildings anil machinery; class and value ot goods manufactured, nggiegate valno of mnterlnl usod; total numbor of daya In operation nnd amount puld yourly far taxes, rent and Insurance. Croat h ofretod nn ninondniont -lo cut out this portion ot tho section. Considerable speechinakliiB followed and a toll call was domaudod on tho pnipoaltion which resulted in lie do feat. Detailed Statement Required, Tho set Hon further retinites a statement ne to tho total unuMint paid out for wngcK. numbor of omployua, mule mid female, number engaged In Icrlcnl and manual labor, and chil dren omployod under the ago of alx een years. The chief objection to-llie section was the belief thut It inquired too (ionely Into the private business ot the Instltutl ns naniBd. and that It would enable a competitor to know another s business. Durant's Amendment LoeL Durant subinltted an amendment that similar statements should be re quired hum farmers, wholesale ami retail merchants, real estate men and other This brought forth more discussion and finally his amendment was tabled. The motion to rec nstder prevailed and Just prior t the noon recess the -.eotion was adopted. Section 19, also stricken out yes terday, will probably be reinstated. It provides that the commissioner of labor shall fittnlsii suitable blanks tor making out these statements tuitl to enable owners and operators of the Institutions named to comply Intqlll gently with tllo previous SflBtlou. Tho section also provides that viola tion of Seetlcp 18 shall couiUUUo a mlsdemennor and Hint the penalty shall lie a flue ot S10 to $1UU. Senate Ulll S(0. by Stewart, pro vides for the establishment ot an In dustrial school tor girls. It hud been recalled from the governor for cot reotlMi and ww repassed by the noii.se this morning. J toe He Hill No. &;I2, by Japp, whs ordere." in engrossment. It provides that whero nntessary county commis sion' tV proceedings may he published lu othet than tho ISngliijh language Resolutions. A J Int t'l'Holutlou was passed me morializing tmgrhH to paas the Darls bill providing for agrlruttttrt dltca- tiou Iiiausou liitrodmiiil h retwlu tlnii to liK'inoi lahe coigresH for the te peal of heetlons U and HI of the en abling a t 'l'lii"i' sectlona provide hat when the m ln I land Ik sold the I leasee shall have the pief ietl'0 right tn pint base at the highest bid A 'oni in i"iit 1 1 koI in ion by Stett iiiiind iiMcpts lite use ot the city halt to- Htorlng the hotiHti and senate fur liliure until tho next Itglslaturo The dt has offered the ust? of the halt tr'e for that purpttse Iniraiil Introdui ed a bill approprl atliiK J2.(MH to ebtubllsti a state Uon -e ihis afteiuoon was a local bill i.v k, ri ,.f Ti..a tt.iiiitv i ieuaiizi the Huorpo.at ti of the town ot 'riiiimnii in that countv I Jnot.H bill for iitiblishlnK county ZmJZ'v S to enKrosme, this morning, was also i I,'J,,d J'lSTL ... an,, Ah produets. .w passed early after uoou It creates a pure food, - 1 drug and daliy ctuuuilasiuu and Im- l"" "mnv r"KuUtloiis In those lines "' '"""" BUI to Conference. ..... . I A ",l n.HH ' 'flu t A mil by vvuhehiirst apprapriatea tor the state auditor to ascer he suf out and value of tax- lable lands in the various counties and certify mine U, the i lei Us of the coup ties win r lu they are located Tim nuiise wtmlil not agree lo me senate ,un n Inn nth and the i-alier ,iKlnt 1 M.1 VI, t, Itl'll IITnt Ittller Ullfl lllfll Htri. 'sou as conftrs. oooooooooooooopooo o o O DEATH LIST INCRttASES. O 0 o O (Uy Associated Press.) O O Omaha, Neb., May 18 Hoporta O O are coining In slowly today from O O Inst night's tornado strlrkon dls- O O tiict south of this cttv and add O O throe victims to the list of dead O O and place the monetarj damage O O at half n million dollars. The O O casualty list conUniies to grow as O O communication la pnrtlnlly re- O O stored with tho tlvo towns of O O Delrue, Paplllloit. Itlchfleld, Mes- O O dows and Louisville, vvhloh suf- O O fared must, and the list ot In- O O jured. some ot whom nro aortoua, O O will roach tlfty. O o o ooooooouoooooooo JUDGE HANDED HIS OWN TANGLE Court Who Declared Marriages Void Must Tell Who Is Wedded to Whom. Thts sounds easy. But Judge Car penter, who will tackle the question In a few dnys, may find It as difficult as any he has attempted to solve. Sirs. Krugur-ltond has filed an niv swer In the superior court to the sail through which Richard O. Kmgor, .fr., from whom she was divorced lust spring; is socking to escape fivlng i niDuy. Kruger bases his acUoti on the fact that soon after her divorce Mrs. ICrng or iimrrtod Frank Luis Bond, nn aillBt. Mrs. Kriiger-lloutl was living vrlth th nrtlsl When Judge Carjientor handed down this fnmotts decision that mnr rlnges contracted lu loss than a year after dlvorco are Invalid Then alio separated from him and brought suit to have tho marriage annulled. Tho suit brought by Kruger was to huve been tried before Judge Walker, But lu tangled threads did not appeal to Mm. lie passed It up to Judge Cur pentor, who, he said, hnil Investigated the new Illinois law relative to dl vorco nnd marriage. In her tuiswer Sirs KingerBond made public tho secret of lnr invoiced huslmtid'tt romaure She said be wh married to Mrs. Jennet to Gorman on August B. 11)07, lit Crown Point, hid Mrs. Gorman was tho divorced wlfo of G. II. Gorman, president of the Col umn Fashion company, who la suing Mr Kruger for $60,0(10 for alienation ot his wlfe'B affections. Mm. ICruger Bond's marriage and separations have left. bar lu doubt as to her name Sho says she prefers lo be known as Mrs. Kmgor. When sh wiih divorced Kruger was ordeiul to pay $15 monthly alimony nnd $4f rent until May 1. iuos, when no was to pay ?00 n month He censed paying when Mrs. Krugor man led Bond (By Assoclaleu Press.) Seattle, Wash., May 13. News of the greatest disaster that China ever knew, a sudden, tidal wave In tho Yangtse Klaus; which Involved the toss of nearly ten thousand lives at Hankow was brought In by the steam er Titan, arriving last nigliL The wave svept the river without warn lug cnrrlng junks and small craft before It Thousands ot Chinese sleep Jug lu the aniall craft and huts by the river were enveloped. The rlvrlde Is strewn with dead and debris for nujny miles. 'PASS BILL TCMORRpW. (By Associated Press) Washington. May 13 The rules committee of the houae this afternoon br ught in a rule for the passage to morrow of the Vreeland currency bill under suspension of rules. TWO SLAIN WITflSHWfiUN Assassin's Victims Were Seated at Family Card Table -Relative Charged With the Crime. Ogdenshurg. y May 13 -Kuvul Dunning s a.riehted near bis home n a ,mall laland in Black lake 8t lawieuie countv, tcdrf" following the murder lam nirht of Ida falhet In law. i",ty At,l,,,'i i1" "' latter b wn in- "w' r.T.1 ' """'J';' . .w of the !"," "'", "i"""' '" irnuitu iir d8 h Mr'' ,"",l,,' w'' k"'h1 rirtjridr iU "!Kdt aua ,k" thrr?" 'h. ." ,r ....-. terday and Mrs Duunlug went to het bad been dt Inking, he called to her 1st hers cabin Dui ning appeared at Vou vt ill io sorry for this.' the cabin late at night and sought to Dumiln,; i.tnutly maintains his Inno briitg about a rei out Illation Kalllng i hu i TIk coroner, sherllt and dls In this, be went aa Apple nnd bin ui,t atti,in.- are on the scene, and Wiffi Id r. Htlfl Mn. Allu ft t'lliUbllf't I 1,. i jv Ih. in In ovIHaiim that r.tt,A i(llM Mllt liu.ming thu took w-ai- around a table to pl.tv a .-am oMnid Annie sat ueureM the i .ililn wlnrti.w - . -- - - The crash of a shotguu outside ur1 rifled the jdsyers. The wIimIoh v. at. shattered bv a chare of but ktdioi di.d I Jetrv Apple felt to the flooi killed lu - tantlv The others 1unii-d mi floni (he tabb tu au etfott to uel out "f lanm- ('rowdei Iiad i eat bed t lie tdiiB leading o the loft of the tablu win n . rt KMltlllll HlllllWnU flrml lit illlUI Ufl 'lastautly killed, u charge of shot on TO RESIST TAXATIOI OF LANDS CHICKASAW GOVERNOR JOHNSTON VOICES PLAIN DECLARATION' SAYS INDIAN PEOPLE ARE GREATLY CONCERNED o Feature of Removal of Re- strictwfta Bill Violation of Treaty Right Special to Dally Loader. McAlestor, Okln.. May 13 Itelatlva to tho proposed bill for the removal of restrictions, one of tho moat start ling doclnratlntiH lot made on Mio land tonnro problem of tho now stnlo of Oklahoma wn voiced horoyoatorday by Douglas II. Johnston, governor ot thu Chlcknwiw nation. "Tho Indian people aro nroatly con cerned ovor tho proposod bill for the removal ot restrict Ions," Bald Govornor Johnston. "Tho bill provdoa' that alt hinds whan alienable, olthor under this or preceding aca of congrats, ahall he uixnuio. "Our treaties provido, plainly and without poslblllty of inlsronstructlou, that our lands ahall bo nontuxnto 6ci long ns tho tlo ronmlns In tho orig!u.il nllotteo In tho ChlckitHaw nnd Choc taw nations tho Indiana fliva practic ality all the land. Tho Indiana number about 25,000 and tho whlto pooplo, In those two natlciiB, about 300,000. Un der the proposod law tho Indlnns would puv substantially all tho taxea and expenses ot government " attonipia nro made, under tbo prop ih d law or any other not of con gr , in violation of tho treaty, guar an j, to tax our lauds, wo will resist; and we will never agrou that the sol emn pledges and promised f-tho gor eVninflni do not m6Hti just what thoy say until tho hlghuat courltt In tho land hold otherwise." WITNESS POR l IQUQK PROBE. Oklahoma ( ty t'ri Sm.uioned to Testify B-tif f uii inquiry on B"o ft1 ilte . k Oklahoma City, May 13 Facing a charge of perjury unless tho truth Is told and facing Imprisonment In tho county Jail for contempt It they re fuse to testify vi provided m tno new BIllups liquor bill, twenty-soven Okla Imma Cltv resdents me being (turn mouod today to tesstlfy before a court of Inquiry la tho county court before P II. Morgan, special judge. They Will bo asked to toll what thoy know about tho sale ot boozo In Oklahoma City. "Information has como to mjnofflca regarding tho unlawful traffic In tho booze line In Okhiohma City and I un derstand that thoro aro a number of citizens wtho doclmo that they can not he compellud to testify iib to. whether they purchased liquor," uald Prosecu tor flsardnn. "Under tho provision tl the nillupa boozo bill, these wit nesses who are known to havo pur chased liquor will be compollod to toll tho truth, face conviction for perjury or go to Jail for contempt. It thoy de cline to testify the. Judgn Is Riven, power to send them to (all for con tempt. terlng his aeck. His hand still grasped the cards which he hekl as Its jumped up fioin the table Other snola were Hud through the shattered windows, hut the i.uivlvors of the famllv had su. ei'ded lii reaching places ot safe v B.-n llatd-.r a boarder W9g In lh raoin Hi uie unie, aoa 101U 108 auinor- Hies toda, that he saw Dunning fits ,he f,r, br tsi?. 21 lJJJ. i ,. iiunmag are implicated In tuft iimibi. inuid'ir. i - - Decorate the City, Decttistlug a city bays to every vt- tr we aie glad to nee you Bvory iletorattd t ainewi bOUSO. every dftCO- ' ''td hmue says to a city's KtUMrts, " in we wt-itome you. lavery t nse and home that wont f i.rtb of the county -says "wo - ai clud t you; dou t come la borer C'