The weekly chieftain. [volume], June 17, 1910, Image 2

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GUTHRIE IIS ID
Ellll! OFFICERS
Nej-o HK34 For Mwri.
By Af oci.d P.e?s
Ka City, Mo., Jus 1$ Robert
W. taT, a fcefro. -I, after to
Ty'r ry Governor Hally, was
t.f.gi it th cf-.rty Jail ir !iu
moral.". for tie mur
Eati, & t,ero.
Cotteral Orders Governor
to Appear in Court June 17
TIRES OF PfliHROSE PATH
AND COOTS SUICIDE
Prcperiy 0-tr in Defeated Captal
City We'l Ctrry Remc.l l"tO
Fec'fral Ccurta.
By Associated Pre-s.
O-itarle. ut;a, Jit 13 A3 a;
ra:on tit a temporary ci.or;, re-
t;.alnix;g tie .tat cEceri Irta cot-
: the state record to Oklahoma
V..xy or i.'r,8i'i;.'.it ,... a fc utax;ag t0 O.r.res carbolic fcri-i. A
utu.-.cma c.:y was t.e ia tie iT.-rai jr.ote pitted to her ,. ,j$ cc-teved. the
"'-rt her today ty attorneys repre- r.,8 that she Lad te0 ia a house cf
fer.tiftg W. if. Cojle. a property otr h;j fa.e only two wV and rive th
r ,4 m! i't-A rM i
Tuhia. OiX J -jr. 14 LaiT
Walker. ajr4 15. cf Wi, Liu. Kani.
committed hre ti.Ii tacrsl&g
'f G.thrie.
a the (a.? for the de-d.
G-.ithrl. Ok .a. June 13 Ar.tii ipat-
ir.g forti on tie capital r
r.v. al bill. I S.k A. if. Huston. Is
the district court, on the application
oJ G.thrie cit'ien. Saturday afternoon
Hsued an Injunction against members
of t Ut a4iiiSr.Sstrar.foD to prerett
th rezsoral of the state ofec. to Ok
lahoma City cnder tie protislots
tie initiated bill.
tcpie or tte Jr(jj.ift:on were serv
ed oa State Auditor M. E. Tra; p ar.d
S'ate Treasurer J. A. ?.? r.'f-e. the
only ra ember of the state administra
tion routa here toj,:g;.t. A copy was
left at th aparteecta of Governor
Haaxe:i In the Royal I tout, tie gorr
tr.r lit ia Tulia.
A K.'-ritj' r or to itate smlfiitra
tSoa Hatarday ta!-J that to Intention
hai Governor !!ak-;i of a?a!n open
ing up the c-xwutlve f,n at Guthrie,
he t-'.r.g confirmed Sri hi opinion that
the removal bill would be carried.
It as stated Saturday r!gbt that a
federal injunction aftalrist the removal
CUSS ffiEIIIIfi OF
VlfilTA CUES
S
Wili
Mat Attempt to Sae Ird jri
Epee cf Mai."3 Trip to
Tables jah.
Frors V.'fcdaefiay'i Ia.;Iy.
The fcuainest xten tf Vinlta aet at
11 o'clock thia raon..'r.g U,r the p jr-
pose tf taking eoae action toward
2tt.'r.f a defitlte date set for the be
ginning of the eastern Cherokee pay
ment at Viniu.
It is a!d the fpetiai agent baa rig-
nif.ed b!a latentioa to continue the pay
n.ent at Tablecj-jab to lor.g aa the In
diana Will ei tf) thfet In ru-nlta
of the capital would be the nexf atep .hl,. ,1,, , t tr, ,v'
on the part of Guthrie in t a of a
lous counties to pay ail who coyld not
: "7 V iro to TaMeq-iats. .Such a wjrse 1
to be based on the fact that the -n- rAtV.j unfair to ail concerned. It
abling aet provide, that the capital re- unfair t0 the ,2dIaM befayak nany
rnaia at Guthrie until 1913, after which of th,ta ar, h0 ,!sgf.T tQ ,t th 7
cf iiarry H
Cuttr.tr O'tls,... Jjte 14. J. djr Jot a
R. Cotteral Mocday K.ad aa crier fa
tie Vtited State district co.rt tt.ra
c&zd:tg Govtrror Haikt'.l a:l cr.ter
,teadi cf the prir.i;si atate depart-n-.er.ta
t, arpeir ia cosn here text
m-iay and ttow caute why aa izl.zt
tica shy.;.'J tot t frattei aga:-t the
prc;.:j removal of the ttate capital
f.'ca G-Lttri td Oklatosa City. Jjige
Cotteral ::! r.ct nil Sa the caj. Being
a resiiest cf atd baiig prtrty !r;
trea:a here he do, not fee! that It
i right f:-r Lis to preside. Calk Poi
lorJt, cf Kar.a.s City fa being ca'ird.
Offers went to Oklahoma C:tr la-.; I
tight to a.rve cctit-ea oa oScew.
The p-et:tioners allege the election
waa illegal because it was la violation
of the tabling act
The first court hearing '.- the re-
soval caie wC! beria ia the Logaa
county dUtrict court toaorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock before Judge A. H.
IJustos. who ea Saturday grattd a
temporary injitcticn again t Governor
Hiikel! and other principal oncers
JorbiJiing tbem to transfer the state
record. to Oklahoma City or transact
elsewhere cScial business, taying that
oc'al fcsKiaeji tcuIJ be transacted
at the aeat cf the goverccett.
Governor Haikeil has demurred ia-
d;vid;ai'y to the petition, alleging the
court has jurisdiction teither over bis
person nor the stibj-ct matter of the
case, and that the petition does not
state a suJiclett cause for action.
None of the other enjoined state of
iVera have deamrt-d. Attorr.ey Gen
erai Charies rr-presetta Governor
Haskell.
The ftatehouse last tight was pa
trolled by a cumber of deputy sheriits
to E'-e that to violation of the ternpor
r in.uncuon grantea in Logan county
aa a precaution againet current ru
mors that Judge Houston Lad toid
John Mahoney, sheriff of Logan county
:at he b li
rei ponsible for the
rtat record, etc. ilatcaey ther--poa
jtatioce deputie around the
?ate bsuse.
O.cial business ia the cff.ce of Ed
ward Tra;?, state auditor, and Jaaiea
lletefe. atate treurer, j ia a d--id-'
k and b-:.ta offcials ret-med last
ght from a conference with Gove.-.
r Haskell, at Oklahoma City, where
aey we advised by Af.arr.ey Gen
era! Wt to trarsact no official buI-
nei todar
g Firt in Montreal,
tlj Aasociated Prea.
I'ontreal J-.r.e 12 The JieraH
jbuiiding was deatroyed 1 r today.
It i rert-d that S.'t--n or twenty
r-eople are d'-ad in the nlnff. The lots
ia etti.xated at two hundred thotisand j
dollars.
filSM WILL SIR POI
USEE GENT ME Oil
!0 AUTOMOBILE
FDR HIE SPEAKEEIe
j Without Debate Hoys Votes to
Upon it. Dieasfeement to Senate
Amendment..
Washington, June 11. With
out
At midnight Saturday night
ana Narrow the tjoney to take them
word to Tahi-ouah. and Lr ti, tfrr t.
m. a c t" -.y v.. . , r .V... l.f 1 "
...... v J t . . . . .1- , - . -. ....... ,k
r,.u on secretary of from the ndiVduali share of the pay.
. ..... mvf. . Uiiy ana lir,,.,,. It I. rfaii- t,. ,Y. - v
t . .. ... I "'-IT
i ijis !aie oi.ucera were wratf-,jng
for an dp;ortunIfy to gt jfrth. f,a
tbfo governor.
ness as cay b-e presetted
ily at least the sute Cnaaci
The three cent fare will be re-e tab-
alike a sujpetded bank.
The citizens here have tot lost bop? I -8-ed within a few days.
WOULD LOCATE HIS
BIG FACTORY HEBE
Three Good Factory Propositions Are
Now to Be Made to the Com
mercial Club.
A f.irniture fa tory, en'.ji.oying
payments would be made later, for
Er.Ofct Cf the money received ,y t
ind.ans would be pper.t for railroad
f-ire, hotel expenses, etc., and would
not be put in clrcuaition.
At the meeting today it was de id
el to atteii.pt to get a ruling whereby
t.e ape,t faf (ihy jaj. (.j, Jn,jiafl8 jn
the territory Imn.ediateiy contiguous
to the town when? the money Js being
liisbursed. In this war the Indian
would be saved the exper,s of a trip
to Tah'efjuah and at the sarn- time
earn community, affected by uh a
ruling would be benefitted.
A committee of two, fouHihtlnx cjf
t'has. II. Holers and F. S. . K. Arnf,a
WaH artrOitted tl tftkt. th. rr.ati.r ,.n
it;, the official, at WaKhlr.gton in
the hop. r,f getting R.jch a ruling on
the matter.
MiblHtie VI nit a
n.en i-4 on of the j
Dr. ned. of KaJetii, In l , arris
here yesterday and attended the tw
iu u.e rotun.erc ial Ciub !;t-t t,i
He it- president of a furniture mar.u-
company ;it K.iiejn, ;u,d 1
fh.rst for a I' at Ion fur a
p.'.'int. v.h)'!i it In projM.-.fl f)
on ' x.f t duplhat of th- or.e at
-'' Ir. K.-ed ; vi, m;ik!f;K a
wood.-.J r f 'i t. (!,
n order t- t . t ;ni
t tl.h timber f-.r
r i c.iiu-
factuflr.j
l.err. !.
rn
b.
tnur i,( !.
' !.... t (,f , n
idea f the
IiM i- Aft. r t,U t
p. !.-! n pr(.'pi!i I. hi
If." ' bib to ! are here.
The i!;nt-r p!-'!'!tig intil a!.i hx
It a eye r,n Vij.ifl itiid Will h;ive a r JU"-
etitativ. here ii.-xt Thursday !iisht to
make pn.p'jsiiJ'.ri for the temuval i.f
the i ':i:.t t ) thh !
The herretary report d that a k!,i-
Governor Calls Election.
G:itl.rse, Oki.i. Jut,.. 1 . Governor
Hii-keHrt f.nw iamutloi? caliii.e eleettot.
on trie Vrjrul'ln.r 1
t. to t
2. th d.ife of tr.i
Kraniifiti!er clause" arnend-
Miou f.r A:.l-
firioif p ibUc h'-re
Jartj.it 1'iri da!'
Out flOUi ti,
o?;r-' here this Jiio
prim-iry, ita.s
1 J-. n. b it was
rt -ry of Ht i' '
BVELVE DEPUTIES GUARD
RECORDS AT GUTHRIE
Ily Asso'iated Pre?H.
Guthrie, Okla . June 14. Twelve
deputy sherlffa were sworn in and
p'ared atxji!t the stae i.ouse to guard
asainst the removal to Oklahoma City
Iabor Commifsior.er I'tauRherty, w hen
I'-mlr.jf for f Oklahoma City today. wa
stopped ty the offlc er and the on
tents of a unit cae examined. Astdiit-
ant S-cretary of State .m f.-v..- an
nounced today that a!! of the Hat
books and reeord wou ldbe removed
to Oklahoma City upon the completion
of the vaults.
f V.(,. r,L.?- T,. n In ffio f.r. I ,U 1 I. t,t ,r.,:jt. vi.tit,.r,t
uuuitr. .iLc.., auu . ... utuoii; n.'. .'..t. ..-w- .ua Voted f
der received by the clerk of the United ther to Insist upon its disagreement ti
States circuit coifrt here today, Judge the eenate aniendrnenta to the PJ
Nor win they transact Hook grants the temporary Injunction latife, executive and judicial bill t,,al
- - . -. -3 i.y so tney - r u t.i ..it-civ, iv.fc niauu . iijjj aiuiittfi.i.iii9 iyi me expetigfi
said. As a result the state govern- Pacific and the St. Louis St San Fran- of automobile, for the vice-preside
cent today will tot Issue warrat'j ia c!co lines against the enforcement and the speaker of the house.
payraett for such claims cf iadebted- & te Oklahoma two-cent pasKenger other I;0rtiorj. ot tfc .
iriisr- - "--jrcpon were agrcea to and the
;ai.y is tot twuuoc era aecjareu u u couuhchmii. fert.tg wIj aga.n fceavor to mm. .
an understanding upon the provision
for the automobile..
When the senate amendments er
taken up. Speaker Cannon left th
chair and Representative Olmstead o'
Pennsylvania, presided. Taking' j
seat on the republican side of tb
chamber, Cannon, with a cigar pois
between big Hps, watched the proceed.
ing.
By a vote of 41 to 63 the house m
fused to agree upon the appropriation
of $2,500 for the vice president, and
when the amendment providing for t
similar allowance for the speaker was
taken up, Cannon left the chamber
By a vote of 48 to 71 the house again
refused the appropriation for the
speaker's automobile. S:ott, of Kan
sag, chairman of the agriculture com
mittee, voting with the insurgents and
democrats against the appropriation
thnt something will turn up to cause
Oklahoma City to lose the capital.
With tine counties yet to hear from.
the Guthrie Leader claims to have re
duced the majority to 2. ('. It Is stat
ed if the Oklahoma City majority ia
shown to be cot mere thaa five or six
thousand there will certainly be a con
test charging fraud la the balloting
there. Another question, which, must
be settled is whether registration ia
necessary before voting. Attorney
General West gave aa opiaioa that it
was not. but attorneys ia other states
said that It was the same aa any other
election, that they should be registered.
COULD HOT KEEP
GOVERNOR AVAY
Chamber of Commerce Issue. Letter
to People cf State Relative to
Hasty Removal of Capital.
MORE INJUNCTION IN
STATE CAPITAL MATTER
Oklahoma City, June 14. The Okla
homa City chamber of commerce ia not
pleased by Governor Haskell's kudden
removal of his office to Oklahoma City
and his declaration that Oklahoma City , v "", , ,l uai t0
... .... ... . . . the conferees with instructions to t..
sist that the
amendment.
senate withdraw in
'OKLAHOMA CITY
IS STATE CAPITAL
Now
INSURGENT SENATORS TO
SUPPORT HOUSE PROVISION
Ily Assck fated Press.
Washington, I). ('.. Jus.e i.jhe
innunrent MaclicaHr r..:o?f.(t
ail agreement t.ehv to ioinrMirt t,.
o'isfe provtwit.ti In the li-m.jry ,-
;!!. makir.ff a-i appropriation for the
P-f:.-. cf the tariff board. ; i- ),
Wiil be Ii),o.' in the !,.!.. et,res-t.i.
m.ie for the tariff co:j.mi-;
:-r.i e t'l tie
eit at;fiO!;;
c tr
on.
I i
Two Infants In Sac.
--o ! ,1. ,1 P..
"bi'.ap'. Ill . June i j The b-di
of two Fli 1 1 H.f.il.t.. lippii! I ,t!y t S I
. . . i J .
'iu. were Iout;l 111 H guilty
l:
i;Ve d
,t
,! r. I.
f h" o:it-k i: t
r. -i to ),..
of !...- .
e t' en (!
s to.i.iy
to ,!n
on
'.ifihty-Se ve n Bodies Recovered.
I'.y Associated I1!,
t'a'.icro-s, (iiiiii.uiv. June l. It
estimated that two hutidrt d p.
rO!!.
fsi hrv m :i u ti 1 i., 1....M. i. ..... i.
but a. v.-f hav. ... .... ,.,.; . . ",M l!,Hr ' '
Oflt!on ' " ' 1 t! vnloy of tl.. river Ahr Iti the Klff.d
Ti ,,! r,K,,n- I-!ty even bod!., Lax
if ' ii i?i ifii?i i ' Mii y
l.i-t t:
Jitht.
The r-jjrt of tiic committee on the
Fourth of July how plan have been '
made to have a grand i eb-bratlon.
Names Marshal and Judges.
I'.y Ah'k i ,t( d Tress.
Wahlngton, I). C, June 14 I'reH
dent Tft today sent to the senate the
tioiiilnations for United States dlrtrht
puuee or me wPHtem district of Mln-
Father And Soo Durned.
I y Apwm .dated I'r-ss.
1 Condng. N. Y., June 14. C!ar
HiKk and nm, were burned to death
in a fire, today, whhh destroyed their
lewder faitory, operated by the Iliitk
Manufacturing company of Cander
port, Pa.
To My Friends and Mvrybody
Fnited States mondial for the eaHtern '
dlKtrlct of MlHHourl, Kdwnrd F. llatren-hardt.
Fifteen Per Cent Reduction.
t.-l....' ........ . 1... ...
Mciiri Ari . u i-n i . . 'le' " j im ii'js; i nave Known iiomer
Koutt, Arba H. an alkenburg. and for ' , ,, ,
i. it iiaou nji iiit.ij ja-iirs. iw IS one
.of the noblest and best men I ever
knew. He Is not only pood, but he U
I an iratir arnoriK orators. H has a
(Kllver tor.Ktie and a heart of gold. His
lei hirers are exquisite word of p.tlnt
inps of life. No man ever heard him
who di not have bin preseni n bet
!er aiid a lutt.j.l.r tnnii. I wish the
whole world could hear him. Whoever
does blia kindness will never live to
rcrnt it. Ho l not on!-- an expound, r
of the truth, but the t at : I of jo-nth
(Senator) Robt.
.Iffierson cty, Mo, June jo The
railroad coiniiiln?lonera of .MNsourl,
todiiy, i-f-t for btiriiig on July f., th--lo
w n hedub' of rates wiilih h to be
i:'otuiitKnted by th." com till' ii;in rs.
xi diudiig freight races on w heat, corn
niid cats In car load lotg and noine merit nnd runfihbic.
iihf r ,( lio-sifit atkui?, fifteen per i-cnt. I, Tajlor.
Is the present capital of the state. But
the chamber of commerce doesn't
know how to keep H?kcll away and
Guthrie. Okla., June 14 The list of common courtesy to the chief execu-
temporary injunctions issued by Dis- tive demands that he be shown more
trict Judge A. H. Huston of the Logan jthaa common courtesy in Oklahoma
county district court was augmented (City.
by injunctions against Attorney Gen- Here's what the chamber of corn-
eral West, Insurance Commissioner merce says la an official communica-
ui.as Isater, Kate Rarnard, cc.-nmls-Itloa to the people:
doner of charities and corrections, the J "Oklahoma City's chamber of corn
members cf the corporation corcmis-1 merce, business men and citizens in
sson and state board of affairs. The general were greatly surprised at the
amendment petition Fets July S as an- sudden call by Governor Haskell for
8"r Clay. I state miarters. nnil bv tho nnnnnnr-o. I
ii- ... . .v.. " . governor says Any state B
t i. a a . ti-a I mt at icai ine seat or government Is
with Judge Huston a demurrer, on be. now transferred to Oklahoma City.
half of Governor Hake!l or.iy to flie "We had to Intimation of thought
emporaira injur., tlons l.-u-d. the de- that the capital would be removed
murrer holdir sr: Firt-t. -Recause the I until 1313, and were quite sincere in
eourt hag no j jrisdietioa vf th? p-r- our campaign statements that there
son or thin defendant as governor, would be no effort to remove the state UKianoma tlty, Okla , June 13. Gov
Second, because the court ha. no juris- capital before 1913. We were com- ('rnr ,,a8ke ,? establishing hinrself
diction of the ribj-ct of this action, pietcly unprepared to furnish quarters, Oklahoma City the capital and he does
Third, because the petition does tot but fortunately the committee called in h ls g0,ng t0 n,ove aJ1 ot tate of
recite fa.ts suff.fient to con.tituf a bv- the iroverr.or w nht.. leers here immediately. He savs the
---- - r- - ....... u u w i v v c r vii i; - -
cause of action." At last accounts temporary quarters In the old high peoPJe by 811 overwhelming vote made
Judge Huston had taken no cogniz- school building. Additional quarters Okalhoma City the capital and he does
ance of the demurrer. will be secured Monday free of charge not 8ee ll0w be ca:i transact the legal
Ju.iee John S. Burford. to whom to the state. business of the state anywhere except
Governor Haskell addressed the letter "The governor's legal advisors af- at the 8tate "P11-
published In the Monday Oklahoraan firm that the people by their vote of "No Procrlamatlon is necessary from
offering to give Guthrie a hearing at Saturday have already established me ,n r,gard to the capita! matter,"
Oklahoma City. June 14th, was as-ked their state capital at Oklahoma City said the eTOvernor. "The law doesn't
wneiner utnne would accent t he am that fho ritv ! m... .v ,.t.,i ... require SUCU as it 13 inime,! ate rinpr.
usmesi
Trarjacted at Guthrie
Would Be IHegal.
Be
L
SP
son
'I
D
Decides Against Locker System.
I'y A !,i! d pre.-s.
-r . . i . ? - . - . . . . .
I ' I ' .-.1. IMH.i, J Mll' II. j !.
premo tourt totiay Land.-.! down a d
'!oti in the famom club a?e, denying
the tlcht of th" ,j.,b to ma!i;tal:i
!o V.. r ;:. f.,r th 1,. r. f.t of r: .
i . .. . i . i. . ..
iter, mho Ke-p I, uor tor t!:e;r 0T
US".
T wo Killed In Feud Battle.
Hy As.oi hiti-d Pr -s.-i.
Rexint-ton. Ky Juti in. In a feud
battle, in l! i at h itt cmnty, two nn-i;
oc rs or tu c raw, font family were shot
ib-ad and a member cf the Johnson
fan. ily wounded, aecordh u to reports
rcachlr.jr here today.
Cloak Maker, on Strike.
Ily Associated Press.
I.ohton. Mass., June 10. A general
strike of from twenty to thirty thou
sand cloak makers. In New York City,
was authorized this afternoon, by the
Ioly Garment Workers International
Fnion, which Is in session In this city
GOVERNOR OFFERS 5300
REWARD FOR MURDERERS
Ily Associated Press.
I r Moines, la., .lane H. Governor
arroii today off .Ted a j.-waid of
iree hundred doliars fur the arrest
and c-onvtctlon of the murderer of
mica Hardy, wife and son, at Van-
i!.-v.
la,, cm Sin.
y n
f, following
the rel. use of the Hmlvim: son, I'av
Hardy, who was arrested a a a su.'pect.
The ':i",c( rs are without a c ! : .
hearing proffered by the governor.
"About all I can say about that." re
plied Judge Hurford, "is that State
Superintendent John Wilkerson and
Secretary John Michel!, of the s-tate
normal board left Monday afternoon
for Oklahoma CitV to hunt fr:-i-ter
Mr. Cameron stating that he was gofr-g
down for that purpose also.
The com pie t. elertion returns from
Lot in county are as follows: For c ;
ital location 2'J yes. hr.d ."'lJi no iTS
r ()k!.'iho!i:a f'ifv f..r s;innr,.c
f"r oii!,r!e; 2) for railroad
amendment ard STmS against.
Huu.ors of cotdempt - proceedings
asrasnst Governor H.-h. i! and Secre
tary of State Cro.-:s for alleged io!a
tion of Judsre Huston' temporary In
junctions could not be verified thU oft
ernoun. i he c-o-irt replied ttat it had
no reqi'eft for oonu-mpt citations.
the state of Oklahoma."
WESTERN UNION INDICTED
By FEDERAL GRAND JURY
Fy Associated Fre.3.
Washington, I), C.. Jum 10, The
federal grand jury today returned an
atlve without action on my part. Any
state business transacted at Guthrie
now would be Illegal. It Is up to rm
to look out for the Interests of the
state."
The governor's family Is here with
him. His daughter, Jane, denies that
sho was stomd in Guthrie, but says
that some one threw a stone at one of
the young men in her party, as they
were walking along the street cheer
ing for Oklahoma City.
"I anticipate no trouble," ?ald Has
kell, "they are good law abiding citi-
V w
on
MEAT MARKET INSTALLS '
OWN COOLING PLANT
An innovation in local meat markets
la the new cooling room just Installed
in the Daniels Meat Market on East
Canadian avenue. The pumps are
operated by a gasoline englae and the
room where about l..u0 pounds of
meat Is kept Is always at a uniform
temperature of about two degrees
above freezing. This keeps the meat
In just the right condition to preserve
it, In a wholesome way.
Denies He I. Marcell.
I!v Associated Press.
Los Angeles, Cab. June 1 4. Though
positively Identified last night as J. II.
Marcel, fticused of robbing the State
tank of His-'hiifid. Fans., the nrloner
!d here denies he l.-i Marcell.
l.Hi.imieni iik-asnst in- West. rn 1 nion Zens In Guthr e rml r.v..n tf f,. ,
Telegraph company, c naming it with attempted there is a militia organfza-forty-two
violations of the bucket shop tion In thia state."
law. of March 1, 1910. State ollb-ers are dating official pi-
The additional Indictments, charg. per. from this place todar
inz conduit of a buekotshnn in th.
cosuHi was r.ied today against W. Ii. Guthrie. Okla., June 13. Guthrie is
Price, Virgil Randolph. Henry M. preparing to fight to tho last ditch for
Itandolph. Chas. T. Moorehea.1. lid- retaining the state capital. The citi-
ward Wabloti and Janu s A. Anderson, zons of Guthrie will try to get the fed-
ail of Ihtitimore, Md., Thomas H. eral courts to intervene In the matter
Campbell of Philadelphia. James F. of the governor's action in reniov'ng
Cntius of New York. lid. Kvcrt-tt Tay- the capital to Oklahoma City.
lor and John P. Aliberger of this city
TO FILE SUIT AGAINST
LAKES TOWING COMPANY
By Associated Pre.
Washington, D. C. June 13. The
government Is engaged Jn collecting
evidence intended. It Is said, to form
the basis of a suit against the Gre.-.i
Lakes Towing company, under the
Sherman anti trust law, on the ground
that it is a combination In restraint of
trade.
Present Conference Report.
ly As mh hte-d I'rc-ss.
Washington. I). ('.. June 14. The
uf.f.-rMice report on the railroad bill
ay was presented to the innate.
Roosevelt Sail. For Home.
Southamptlon. June 10. Col. Roose
velt Is homeward bound today, ac
companied br Mrs. Roosevelt. Kennit
i can a mi Mrs. Nicholas Lonjrworth.
He sailed on th Kaiser Augusta Vie
toria. shortly pft r tu,n The steamer
I-i clue fit qujrantir.e Ofi the night of
.Fine IT, but Ho v. It vv;!I not hind
la New York imtil the fcdlo- inq morning.
i no election in many of the counties
whl be contested on the f round that
at many of the precincts ballots were
thrown out because the voters place'!
the cross in the square opposite "no"
on the question of the femoral of the
capital and then voted for one of the
contesting. An attempt will be made
tomorrow to get
Judge Cotteral.
a hearing before
TRUNK CONTAINED BODY '
OF AN AMERICAN WOMAN
I!y Associated Press.
Como, Italy, June 10 A fisherman
today, discovered, submerged in a lake
near the village of Maltrasio. a trunk
containing the body of a woman, be
lieved by th? police to be an American.
The woman's head Indicated murder.
Ine body was wrapped R rd,-.,., of
(l"th, which bore the inifL.ts -f. I.."
The trunk also contalivj letters in
Hngn.h ami ;v tihytoeraiih evidently
f the victim.
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