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HISTORICAL SOCIETY,
THE ONLY ASHOCIATED PRESS M4!>rn IN OrtUHOli
IHL FIHST PAPER PUBLISHtO !M OKLAHOMA.
VOLUME 11.
TUESDAY MOKNIMi.
(■UTHUIE, OKLAHOMA. .11 XI! C. 1S!>H.
TUKSD\Y MOKNIXG
NUMIiEK l!ti.
In Real Earnest to Prevent Fu-
ture Wars-
EIGHT ARTICLES PRESEKTED.
Covering all the Grounds ol Medita
tion.
THE POWERS ARE NOT CONCERNED.
Arc to Offer Tlicir liooil Office*
KflVct Peace Between Belli,
gei-uiit*. V\ hi«-h OllCi'M are to
lie Considered by Friend-
ly Xature Only.
The Hague, June 5—The arbitration
committeo of the peace conference held
a meeting today under tho chairmanship
of Bourgolse. Mr. Andr* vv D. Wh
"Example is Better
(Than Precept."
It is not what we say, but
•what Hood's Sarsaparilla
does, that tells the story.
Thousands of testimonials are
examples of ivhat Hood's
has done for others, and
•what it will do for you.
Scrofula — " Running scrofula sores
mude me shunned by neighbors. Medical
treatment failed. A relative urged me to
try Hood's Sarsaparilla. 1 ld so and in few
months the sores completely healed." Mat.
J. M. Hatch. Ktna, N. if.
Inflammatory Rheumatism - " Two
attacks of the «rip left iuc with inflamma-
tory rheumatism. Am 89 years old, but
Hood's Sarsaparilla cured me and I can
climb stairs and walk anywhere." J. Love-
land, 373 Fargo Ave., Buffalo, N. Y.
jfocd'J rSaUapal
Peters dv 1 t
probably dl . The
Toit «i". «. June
June day in Toled.
day reached O
weather bureau
June -
them mm <
t he
Putting on the Finishing Touch-
es in Training.
dele
ration;
of lb Brt-
head of the United! Stat
Sir Julian Pauncefote, he
3sh delegation and M. De Stall, head of
the Russian d< legation^ with all mem-
l-ers of the committee wer present.
After M. Bourgolse had mail a sympa-
thetic reference to the death of Miss
Both, daughter of Dr. Roth, head of the
Swiss delegation, who was killed In a
railroad accident, the secretary of the
drafting committee, read the draft
tvhomo of mediation it had had under
consideration.
Articles one and two are declaratory—
to tho effect that the signatory powers,
in order to prevent a iv- urse to force,
have agreed to eff ct pacific solutions of
differences and w 1 . • \. ept In xcep-
tional circumstances, before an appeal to
force have rec nirse to thr m- tliation
of one or more friendly "powers.
Article —"Independently oi a rec.vjrye
tr such amieah'. means lb-1 signatories
deem It expedl nt that one or more pew-
era not concerned In the conflict should
offer, of Its own or their own Inth.tlve
and. as far as <■■rcumstaiees will p-rm-t
its e>r their good offices of mediation t
the states it variance. Tim right to offer
good services of medla*'on belongs to
powers not concerned in th-- cinflict, ev-
en durln -' the cnur-1 of a-: ail h-^ t litles,
and the exercise of this r'.s;h cm never
he consldere dtv th parties at variance
as an unfriendly act."
Article 4 provides that '.lie role "f me-
d.ator shall consist nl the reconciliation
of conflicting clams and tha a!' iving of,
•bitterness betwe- n states nt v.ir'ance. |
Article 5 defining the limitation of tho j
functions of a mediator, s.iv* these shal' ]
cease on the moment when It Is stated J
by one of the parties to the dispute, or |
by the mediator that th - arrangements |
or the basis of a fri- ndly understanding
proposed iby him It not acc^pt.vl.
Article 6 says that the good offices
Contemplated either at the instanc • >f
the parties at variance or on he inltative
etf unlnvolved powers, are exclusively of
the character or frienl.v counsel.
Article 7 asserts:
"Acceptance of nvdiat >.i cannot bnve
the effect, except bv v rtu- if a cinten-
tion to the contrary, of interrupting or
retarding or hampering m iblllzntion or
other preparation for w>r. If mediation
intervenes after the opening of hostilities
H shall not interrupt except by virtue of
a contention o tho contrarv, miliary op-
erations in course of execut i n."
Art tele 8—"The signatories are In ac-
cord to recommend In all cireumstanc .*.
permitting It. special medatlon in the]
following form: In the event of grave
d- fferences threatening |>eac. :he states |
at variance shall choose respectively a
power to which each shall c.in'ld- the
mission of entering into dollb.-ra-lons
with the power chosen by the other sid*
1n order to prevent a rupture of fr'end-
Jy r lat oris. During the currency of their
mandate which except In the event of a
stipulation to tho contrary shall not ex-
ceed thirty days, the qu< stlon n llspute
f-ha.ll be considered as referred exclu-
1vely to these powers. They sha'l apply
all efforts to settle the disputes, and in
the event of nn actual rupture of the
friendly relations, shall rema n charg d
with the mission of taking advantage of
every occasion to restore peae ."
The draft was adopted wlthou* modifi-
cation, although the committee sc pulat"d
that it should be subject to modifications
at the second reading.
The naval section of the armament's
romm'ttee has unanimously r-jected the
Russian proposals.
his letter Mr. Powderly says th* t the
persons who hav. a contract with the
Fllplnos audi who wore Instruni. nial i:i
bringing thorn to this country assert that
t was their intention "to procure tho
services of natives of the Philippines.
who would be fair types of til* pcoplo « f
that race. That In addition, that they
should be competent in the life, habits
and customs of their countrymen and
that they should be actors of such rec-
ognized ability as to enable them to
faithfully portray as actors^ the scenes
and incidents of life In the Philippines,
ti sing the native songs and dan
native dances of the Philippines and | gan his preparatlc
further to Uustrate the games ami festl- Jefferies for the
v.ils which form a part f their domestic
life, and that under no circumstances, i
would they be allowed to perform any
service In competition with American la-
**nr."
BOTH WORKING VERY HARD,
it, the "government
d a maximum of 90
.. i -, w. re kilh d
t-athe
i: tr« d a niax-
1 r. W
E. Mo.
own l'i
intrac ted at
ent Prosby-
Bob's Work has a Tendency to Tire
His Trainers.
JEFFRIES CHANCES PICKING UP.
from tlia Pare Cut Out by TIicna
(■Indiators it Metm* to be uu
Noft Nnap to Train a Mod-
ern PugiliMt -The Itc- *
Hiilts iu Doubt.
NOTED RAILWAY
MAGNATE DEAD.
President Thompson of Pen-
gylvania Road, Passes
Away.
Philadelphia, Juno 5—Frank Thomson,
president of the Pennsylvania railroad,
died at 7 o'clock this c«vening at his home
at Marion. Mr. Thomson bad 'been ill
about twoow eks. lie returned to his
home on May IS) from a tour of inspect on
whic hhe, with other officers f the com
pany, had made over the main and leased
lines of the road. Th trip had occupied
. >ut a week. Upon his return home ht
was ufferlng from acut>- indigestion and
at once took to his bed and placed him
self in the hands of his phslclan. Mr
Thomson had enjoyed good health and
his relatives and friends believed he
•would soon rally and recover from his
Indisposition. Mr. Thomson was 58 years
of a<ge and since he reached the age of
17 years has be n In the service
great railroad company of
'been at the head during
years.
which ho hid |P *
past tw
FAIRBANKS INTERVIEWED.
WANT HIM TO INVESTIOATE SIT-
UATION IN NORTHWKST.
Minneapolis, Minn uune 5-A committ e
of Minneapolis lumber men waylaid Sen
ator Fairbanks, of I nil., as he passed
through this morning on his way to
Alaska, where as i member of the Hl,ch
Joint Commission lie is to look into tho
hi undary question. Th committe urged
h in to stop off on his return and make
a personal Investigation of the lumber
tariff question ns affected by the recl-
p-oclty negotla t ons. They placed in his
hands, a statement epitomizing the Am
erican northwest's position In the matter
and showing the prosperity that ha
come to the lumber trad
ed, by reason of the t.irifT. Wag-s,
they said were 50 per cent, higher In Ihc
woods and 20 per cent, higher in the
general trade. Congresman Fletcher ac-
companied the committee.
United States attorney Evans and his I
wif"- joined the Fairbanks party which
Included J «hn W. Fost* r and Congr ss-
n an Payne.
Now York, June Z.—As ithe c ompeltlon
of his training approaches. Boh Fitzsim-
mruis. the heavy welglit champion puglist
Increased his work instead of easing up
on It.
This was one eif the livellts days that
th lanky boxer liasi pul in since he be
lis fight with Jim
* championship,
Which is scheduled to tak. place bcloic
the Coney Island sporting c.ub next Fri-
day evening. Bob was out oi doors
shortly after sunrise this morning, and
with hi.«> pet pony took a dip in the water
off Bath Beach, close to his home and
training quarters.
At U o'clock he ate a hearty breakfast
after which he punched the bag an hour,
•taking brief periods of rest, lie was re-
markably supple ami tho who watei . d
him work commented favorably on his
condition. He toeik a fhort walk before
as an opponent to the big fellow t day as
midday meal "5i« essayed ride the pony.
As he; at astride of ttie animal th la. ky
boxers tOf tipped the ground. Th. pu-
gilist had his trousers rolled up at the i
bottom. The pony srtruck one ««f his ir<n:
shod hond hoofs imtx> the lap around Pit/.-
slmmon® right ankle with the re.-ulfthat
Fltz was rolled over in t'h'c <1umi and t'he
pony ran away. Pit* was unhurt. About
3 o'clock 'the l.impion donn<>d his light i: k
fogs and boxed 12 fast rounds with Yank
K< nn< y, Dan Hlekey and Jack Everhardt.
Tho last named made his first appearance
Irm. Hickey took first place and a lively
hithert'o Kenny and llilkey have been the
nly • i tak«- - !: nices with toe champ
hearty dinner and i.t as had saf-
round enwued. Then came Everherdt,
fuM of vim and cleverne.-'-. Kenny t> ok a
turn, and as he Is over 210 pounds in
weight lie came in for a large share of
the d amage as Bob failed to hand him
any love taps. These three took turne,
so -that Fltzsimmons boxed first three
rounds with each, with a r s-t of one
minute betwee-n :in- r undn Mickey land-
ed a hard swing on Bobs rye In the teint'h,
but had to retire for repairs a m >m> nt
la'ter. when Fl'tz sent a left smash irato
his right eye, closing it.
Fitz took a lot of knocks and seemed
to like thrm. as <he encouraged h s op-
hit him as hard as p. stable . All
badly winded, but Fitz showed
no signs of wearying After being rub-
bed down the c hampion donn d li'.ue
sweater and trousers. He then ate a
Whe n the. party r< tunned to the house
isIIeel his appetite took a 12 mile run,
accompanied by two of hl> trainers.
When the party returned to the house
again Boh went to bed and was sound
asle ip after ! o'clock. He said he. would
pu: -ue the same courts of training until
nexit Thursday evening.
Jim Jeffries, who is training ait Asbury
Park for his fighjt with Fitz on Friday,
put In a good days work, and his move-
ments were carefully watched by a num-
ber of Naw York sporting men who went
elow.n t'o the training qua ters. TI y got
a good deal of Information about Jefft!*s
condition and cleverness and returned to-
night very fa\x>rably Impressed witn the
Callfornians skill and n luranc .
M'ke Donnovan .-aid t ut J.-fCries was
the cleverest a.nd f . man he had ever
seen of his size. Billy Lavigne, who irai.i
summer, express d a . rni-
I William Brady claim* d
Clilcag
day of th.« exoes:\
therm meter regi-i ■ i
degress. A nuinhe i
by the heat.
Springfield. Id , J •
hottest for this earl
been In Springfield
establlhbed here t ie
government thermom
imuin of SI dogres •
Columbus, O.. June
one .if th oldest .
byterlan divines i: t
afternoon from bio
Minneapolis dur tig
terian general asembly
San Franclsc'o. June " —Joe Corbett, the
base ball player, brother «>f the ex pugi-
list, is to be married on Wednesday^'. en-
next to M'xs Klizat enth Mahone>,
daughter of a well known •■nntractor.
Chicago, June. II I'.rig-Gen. G. M.
Young U. B« V., act mpanitd by Lieut-
enants W. R. 8nn Jbort; and II. P. How-
ard. his aides, passed through Chicago to-
day en routv to San Franc:.-'> • and Man la
Chicao, June 5.--I.labilities amounting
to $236,400 are schedir I in a petition ..f
bankruptcy filed todiv t>y -ulius F Ed-
son, who is engaged in the engraving and
publishing buslm ss. lie scheduled no as-
its.
Clncimiaitl, June 5—The murcury t«his
afternoon reached bv the g.ivernmeut
imcters. Three sunntroko i r- re-
ported of which that of Jam.- Thumps • .
an inmate of the CincinnaM hospKad was
fatal.
Eondon. June 5.—At th
Oxford convocation rvxt
public orator will pn po:
orary degree of doctor
conferred upon Prof.
Johns Hopkins univers ty.
Amherst, Mass. Jut e -The trutfte s . f
Amherst colh app inted to s ed r w
president for th. college have . x-end
ed an invitation to Re v. Georg C Harris
president of tho Andovr thenlogi.xil - tn-
inary and profess-ir of that institution to
accept the position
Ottowa, Out., June r In th. hotis. * f
commons "•! ly 8 r Wi frl i Lmrler pres-
sented the proe'.ol of the A- glo-Amcr can
conference on t <c Alaskan boundary tjues
tion. There was nothing in What the pre-
mier read to the house which was , t c v-
. red by the cables on t'he subject.
New York. June 5.—Frank R. Sherwin,
proprietor « f No. 40^ Exchange Plae. i ha-
filed a petition in bankruptcy wit'h known
liabilities f $IH4.41 ivd no assets. Among
ti •• civdi-tonrs ar nited Sta CM SBMtOF
Stephen B Elk Edw .rd M
Knox, hatter JlK.r.ir, and the Hoffman
house <tompany $1,500.
Boise, Ida. June 5.—Attorney for Wil-
liam Boyle, th • imprisoned commissioners
of Shoshone county, today . th • UnJted
ipp iiK
lark.
The Ohio Man Has Enough Votes .
and to Spare.
SHERMAN MAN CONCEDES IT.
it uted in Roekla
The Steamer Sfax has Gone To
Oevil's Island,
TO BRING HIM TO FRANCE,
Thurs i<ay
e that the
of civil la
Newet mbc.
.f th.
Says that it is All Up With Him
Sure.
NEW YORK MUST FALL IN LINE.
The l.aleNt l c\ cl« pmriitM are All in
favor of a %le*ti*rii Han. mid
Ilcud«>i'noii lh That Hun Hum
% otew to Kuril ami
Tlieu Home.
it the In
e.-rs and he c
Later bene!
ion SherifT ltl
he had decll
tie transf.
id not anc
ivelt of Rockland county
•d to give up the prlsun-
hon<
Chicago, June
B. Henderson,
of suport toii'lgli
eral Henry 11. Bingham
who notified him that !
Congre
k*ed further
.i message f
an David
(UNGER III DISEASE!) BEEF.
STARTLING TEST IN A CHICAGO
SLAUGHTER HOFSE.
Ciiieago, June r. -Go\-ernor Tanner, at
the Hto
s la light
rds. tod a
Ing of 27 '
I by the state
in
a test <
f health
c unnilss
The
Famous Prisoner
Notified.
has Beer
that late '
and t lu-
es. This
OF HIS GOOD FORTUNE AND HE
Hum Iteeu Transferred to the Hill-
(ury \utliorltir* And >1111
Appear ltel'ore UN .1 udgeu
in IIIh I intoriu an u
French 4 upturn.
. I iand erf Martinuque*
: i truth in >ttie report
eiiiDd rked on board the
Tangier.
!i 1- : a re at 1ft o'C'ock
Dreyfus on board, sail-
that
.cago
hi i
ti.ltd
her
him the sp« akershlp.
rk. J n
for the meeting
i ty todu y ;
the republic
n from New York stat
h lei tomorrow Congre
ed at republican headqui
gave" his Views on the
"That test demonstrate
danger that constantly <
public and proves that the
mlssloners should be in v. s
to examine every herd ii
whether private or not. 1>
me that this herd is the
been met with yet. Why t
ly rotten with disease w
tainly spread the germs
the
ivorst that has '
ley were s mp- |
lich must cer- j
if tuberculosis, j
id. h.
ters of
i pital,
rd t'ho
sup
ulary
all
Ne
York.*
•II.
h,
id In
•ugh
tot
he
•Itihdr.
States supreme c
tion for a writ of habeas corpus
row they will ai ! y t > t«iie stat-' >'
court for a writ of error to t'ho si
court of the United States
Washington, June 5. After c >nsi
with the secretary of the interior
missloner Hermann of the generi
office, today decided t<. refuse the
of the wool growers of I'tali and
Ing for a modification of his forme
j prohibiting the grazing of sheep
Uintah reservation in Utah.
Berlin. June "> The proceedings
the New York Herald for les majt
he peti-
1 land
inquest
V'yom-
ly every stale n the union back
•t him. Under the circumstances all tho
New York delegation can do is to fall in
line t'omorreiw and whoop it up for Hen-
derson. If we adopt any other course, we
will be dragged in the mud behind the
Henderson chariot. Moreover, to put
forward a New York candidate when an
the- rest f the country is with Hender-
son would not Improve the chanci s of the
New t^rk congrt - men to t w 11 pi <• ed
c^n the committees."
I nd ana polls, June Seven of Indi-
ana's nine republican congressmen met
tonight and agreed to support c ... P. B.
Henderson for the speakership. Con-
gre sman Stee'e and Brick, the absentees,
tel. graphed their approval and a tele-
gram was sent to Colonel Henderson an-
nouncing that the delegation would be
solid for him.
OKLAHOMA
GET YOUR GUN.
official
Santiago
to
Cannon to be Sent
the Several
States,
Washington Jnne
addressed the fid'low
ernor of eai'h state:
that it has been eh
Major Hopkins lias
ig iettcr to th'e gov-
ses of the so
lich Captain .
United States
the Union Le;
ast April, hav
cru
printing the vei
T>er Kaiser," w
Coghlan, < f the
iguc
New York
in an order by the court directing the sup
presslon of that Issue of the newspaper
Manchester, Ky . Junne 5. —AW Is qule
here today. Court convened a ltd ih
grand jury was empannehd. Arrange
nients were made for a detachment o
troops tn go after Tom Baker and h>
brot hers, who live twelve mllee from her<
and they will be brought in by : onorr \
night. There is apparently no n e, -s1
for reinforcement and none will b c.i I
ed f>«ir unless conditions chung ranidlv
San Francisco, June ."..-Joseph My.
the traveling representative in A.-ia • f th
Pa but Brewing company, met a n rr 1-1
death in the harbor of Hong Kong o
May 1 While in the act of visiting s >m
naval officers on board the Uni' -d
cruiser Charleston, he was crushed in
instantly killed by :i boat which fell froi
the warship. N< of the sh kin
cident was brought in a private lette
from Hong K oig-
GOVERNOR SAYEPS
OF TEXAS,
Calls Conference of Governors
. to Suppress the
Trusts.
n, Tex., June 5—The governor to
1 the following eommu icatio
gov mors of the several states an
•ies of the union:
, mui i r- fleet i .n 1 have conclude
w oild noit 1" improper f tr me: t
absolute
dna
ent one gun wll'l bt
he marlr t- artillery,
delegated by tho
eh government to official.\ notify
fus of the. revision of his trial.
■vufs ret ivetl, the day before yester-
u cable tne-swagc aim luuclng the de-
,i of th court of caseation. Drey-
hoW' ver, will be under charg. -• after
H officially notified of the court s ac-
but he will be able !«• resume wear-
t'h • military unlf rm ; his rank. In
rib r to so appear before the new coun-
11 of war.
T • Goeland wili b back at Cayenne to-
norrow.
Paris, June 6.—A dispatch from Cajrenn«
ay hat HreyfuH wis today transferred
it th.- military authorities. He will stay
>n l-h- Itoyalh* until Thursday when he
vi 11 embark on the French second class
III— r Sfax. In t'ho roads of Lie Roy-
ing
The dispatch boi
ueland took also a
, g. ndarinie, witn
tt aqua f ten d'armi s to a< t as a guard
of Dreyfus, who, fr<m this day, ceases
i,, be und r the . urv< llam ''tihe ag ntf
of the prison administration. Telegrams
to ! rn or fr on him. howc.t r, are in tho
• f ubject to the supervision of
the prison authorities.
hat
com ere
as they allrg-|e<] Corbett 1
lar opinion,
FILIPINO ACTORS.
TO BE LANDED,
TROUBLE IN ARKANSAS.
that Jeffries work was a r
him.
Jcffrl-s sparred with J m
morning and showed 'himself t
judge erf distance and of time
a stiff bait tie with all of his
they were knocked out on
other by a left hook. Daly re
kt;<
■•k do
Jeffrie- appea
proper weight
-to I:
e trained
ng to his
Clev.land. Ju
Jews attack, d
Orange stre< t
windows wit li
Frank Capri,
have been k
l iuff admitt. .1
den him. The
arr. sted four i
-A m
oadway
of R u •
mo
either fr. rr
Troy N. Y
it Gov rno
dth the t ranspr
simpl
'e the gun allote.
ite the name o.f t
i. G. A R., po t
d earl re to receive
RICHARD P, ELAND
SERIOUSLY ILL,
Noted Democratic Statesman
is at Deaths
Door.
law under w
Will you ki
me.
Mo., June
island's co
OKORGK II H
)PKIN>
: A. A. <
and hid- { ,
riot and I [
'an. Tho|v
Paky,
TWO OR TURK ft MKN MORK OR LESS | ment
KILLED. Sevc
Fayettevllle. Ark., June 5.—A Courier heitlc i
has just reached here from Strickland, an simm
em of blocking and ,
distance and time.
noon and «■
Llewellyn,
tho direct
so far as be
I His physic!
temporary
submit to
M . June fi.—'The Fountain
has been delayed this after- !
ning by the illness of M i).
m was taken sick Just if'er
amniat on was finished ar.d
i u• ibU- to k i on the tan11
i s.*ys that the trouble 'si
id that he will be a'.ie to;
MANILA MATTERS.
;i-: v1 .1; \ I CORB1N AND THE PRf
T >1 .NT IN CONSULTATION.
: s that the offi-
. Alt hough aware
5—-Congressman
hin ion tonight
f-.-ars are enter-
VN'h'le he has ral-
. apparent col-
9 great anxiety
,i ato frlen is. All
niilv are at th«
physical
• alarming
h:s pres nt
ext remely
p without
element uf
Thl
IPs cro!
feat u re
ilgn for driving the
n nsula of Morong,
t'he movements of t
ta ' • d rep
ops had her
tr :
ring i g'nlng, as Fall
interior village, ten miles south. He
states that in a dlfTicultv there tolnv
two men were killed instantly and ne
I fatally stabbed. James Herrlek sheit
John Hinkle with a shot gun. Hlnkle re-
I th.
intin
Washington, June ~t—Mr
commissioner of imm gration has Issued
instructions to the officials of his service
nt San Francisco to land the company o?
(Filipino actor* who have b:^n detained
turned the fire und both men fell dea
younger u rot her of Herrick then as- J
I vaulted a brother of Hinkle with a club
and in return was stabbed sn seriously
'derly, J tnat he cannot live through the night.
The men were all associated In the live-
stock business and the trouh e resulted
from the eetlement of some joint trans-
action. The surviving Hinkle under ar-
A j m n attended a sho>
Long Bran i.
TELEGHAFHIC BREVITIES.
there some weeks pending a final deter I rest. The two murdered men have lam-
fiiination of the case. In the course of lilies.
Wheeling. W.
and Sim Boa
draw tonight I <
Springfield.
Ya . Jun .V-K (l Gov
fought a twenty r
ore the Metropolitan
, June 5.—-Then wer.-
NEW YORK CITY
WANTS KIDNAPERS,
en heat prosYtMJ ms fc-Tc today.
Iher husbani
dences tho
aad homo
northern portion
— ly cloudy weafh
New York, June 5-Mr. and Mrs. Bar-| southwest w inds
uly with routine mm
•■1 mil tary movements.
W E A TI1KR FOR EC A ST.
ishlngton, June 5.—Forecast for Ti:
lei day afternoon, part- |t <
Wednesday; south tojth
TICKET SCALPERS.
pRorogEP FINE OF «' "f> FOR EACH
OFFENSE,
j \nL-. I'll., Tun - "--The tr.ms-
p u lation committee f the entertainment
t., • . • i • •. < ducat ional
' ii a draft dintnce which
niakc t a misdemeanor, pun'shable by a
Df |ioo, for any pers m 1 se". any
railroad t.cket outside of the regular of-
A ers >f t he • allway c >mpan • n Tho
,,r.b-r Is Intended to stop the business of
ticket scalpers, as least as far as it has
, , . with the convention e*cui*to$
t cket The ordinance was referred t«
ttorncy A strong opposition wtU
doubt.ess develop.
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Greer, Frank H. The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 29, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 6, 1899, newspaper, June 6, 1899; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc123821/m1/1/: accessed March 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.