The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 120, Ed. 1, Tuesday, October 18, 1898 Page: 3 of 4
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similar to that of Colorado lie sort
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All Medical and Surgical DUeascfrot
th Eye Ear Nose and Throat
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tho tax payer bnt mostly (truuT
prenutea a petition to Jurtp.' IC'itun
for an injunction rrsualnmj- t!i- r. l
lection of this ( accord 1 1 k to luitjfo
K aton) Illegal tax" anrt fnrllu r on
Rt "llad hta honor taWpn !! tr. nb-
)e to luvestlgate he wouM hav.) f.uiriil
tha" tremendoj pwer liablo to abuse
wbinL he thundered afainit from tlu
tsopietnc beuch had rained or c en .11
(Cros.Lnd from $1850 to $" i 1 '.
What did he expect Bndsjo Ki it .-i to
inteFtlgate'' Doea ha expei-t li jn u.-i
a; oIUoit to gel down from n 1 n.-li
and go out to catch abus- t) la'ui ir
street goalp andrutnor.' Nop t !.u
was over Bled in court on the par' nf
Ctossland or any prlonholvil' t'l.m-
facts. The Senator mlfrht n ')
ubit6c Kenon for not convictmif the
thUt fur stoallRg a home t .it the
(rnuiil jiry eotild not or did not in.liot
ludgu Keaton or any other upr yht
judge tries hi eaaas from thu plead-
ings first and proof introduced in
court nnd not lilts he Haunt dvmao-
gu through the columns of
some Tiewepaner ltt thert
ulo litllat ruths in tho Donni
article in re ft-ring to the
onse presented to Judge Keaton ihat
iteould not be lecotfnltod as tbe. caie
autually tried. 1 he facts are aa fol
low : A number of men Hied a peti-
tion in thu rtl trlot court asking Judge
IC aton to give them an Injunction
against the taxes charged against
them on their properly whiiin hud
been largely raised by the board of
county coiuinlssionees The petition
filed ihueii that the county commis-
sioners had raised the wv rl Uinns of
property of all townships in the coun-
ty uxo-pt in about three townshs;
and that they Wore I ix payers and re-
sided in l'oltuwaloinie county bit
they did not whether or not they re-
sided In tho township affected by lh
raise. Tha county attorney repre-
senting tho county obtained the as-
sistance of tho luw firm of Cutlip fc
lilakeuey to u&aist in the oase. After
bouio conforonbo atuouir the law. era
representing the county and consld-
crablo Investigation by the county
dark it was ascertained that a la-ge
per cent of thu parties who had joined
as plaintiffs in this suit were-not tax-
payers ut all in l'ottitwutomie county
or at least their names were not on
tho t-x-rall. As an illustration J 10.
Doom wasono of the pareics plain-
tiffs who had com ill' need this anil and
ho was not a tax ayer or on tbe tax
rolls of this county. Tbe attorneys
representing tho county finding that
really 11 lurffe per cent of the plain-
tills wcru not en the rolls filed u mo-
lO'i m ttie emu to require tim plain-
t iT to set out their property which
was assessed if any was so assessed
uud show whether their property was
situated in the towrihhlps raised or in
the townftljipH not riilaed This motion
wan clearly right. If J. US Doom and
I'nnil: 1. btetirnes were nut tax-
payers the county ought not to be
put to tho oofct of a law suit with
them. If tho taxpayers on the peti-
tion wnro reoldouu In a township nut
rulsod they ought not to be allowed to
Consume the timo of a court when they
ware diititlud to no relief and could
obtain none. In thu argument of this
eahu II. H Iilakeney who preset ted it
to the court uUo sttgKO'-ted u the
court that theru was u misjoinder of
the plu ntilTa. Thx sitpreme court of
htniiBtiB has o decided and tbi statute
ullowlng putles Hltected by nn illegal
tax to join in a hull t enjoin taxes
wim adopted front ICunsas. Judgu
Woods who represented these plain-
tills when the county attorney nf Ok-
lahoma county had before Justice
lllerur pre-ented demurer claiming
in a case exactly tdiniiar that there
was a mitjoiuer of plaintiffs and it had
baon surttiiimd by Judge Kierer. Ami
Jtt tlee Ilierer was one of the judges
that hold in the supreme court thai
the raloo was illegal Judg Woods
is the lawyer of acknowledged ability
and of tho highest utanding as a ulti
zen referred to by Mr. Doom. Was he
when noting us tbe worn ofllc r of
Oklahoma county merely pettifog
glni; or waa he autiog as u co itciea-
tloufi olfloer'' Sinew that time tbe hit-
preniH court of UUlahoni!. ha had the
bumu qnufellon before It'in a case from
Lincoln uouuty. and that court held in
u unanimous decision that there watt
u misjoinder of plalntills.
Now what could Judge ICeaton do
but follow the luw which he had
uivorn to support? What did Judge
ICuutondoV lie sustuiuwl the motion
making the plulntills state whether
thoy hud property that wan naseksed
4ml tuxrd uua whether they resided in
Jje totvpship raised nnd Incidentally
remarked that l)U thought there Wait
uibO u uusj duder of p alutilfa. Vn.11
Winkle uud Woods uhlied (or a few
minutes for consultation and walked
! out into thu hull of the court building
rud consulted with Air. Uoom and
other buch farmors not on the tax
rolls uud they returned into court and
Judge Van Winkle staled thai he did
not believe that they could draw a
pulilion with ull these parsons aa
plaiutiffd and that investigation
showed that the tax payers Uud not
been raised certain per cent but
each of them had been talberraUtd
separately and that he aud Judg
Woods hud decided to dismiss the case
uud Jud.e Van Winule .lieu and there
dismissed the ease.
Iu the clerk's minutes docket on
pugu HS. of tbe distrlet court of 1'ot
lowatouiie county way be found the
proceedings bad 111 the case tbaiUoom
raters to and H shows as follows :
"No. bOO uppiicitkou for temporary
injunction fciotion 10 make tbt peti-
tion mora deftuite and certain sus-
tained. Dismissed ly plaintiffs witA
out prejudice
Why uou-w Kea'on when they vol-
untarily dismissed th.4r ciue ? Hut
Judge Keatou did not decide that
there was a aiisjoiader of plaintiffs
bmiauie the case was disnilssed before
the riueatioB was rstsed Notooutent
with columns if uiUrepresentation of
the fuels but the senator indulged iu
some absolutely false iukinualluus. lie
say 8 ; " It la simply absurd 10 supputu
there was greater community os in-
terest between flfty-six w aitby cit-
izens of Tccuuiseh tban between thu
310 farmer of tbe couaiy." I l.n
facts are that nam Clay and hi J M
plaintiffs eomateuced usuii when Mr
MuFall was county attorney and
Mr. McFail did uot raise tue .j irstlon
raUed in the cam n. wbuh Mr D .u
and 215 others were plaintiff- b.11 Mi
MeFal filed alt-oiurier rdisii.g only
tbe validity of the raise and when lb
matter was presented to Judgo Keaton
that question only being is sed he de
ol iod it as be hud in 1 he supreme oourt
It however was a different case iroin
tb8 one dicutked by .v-uator Doom
In tho Clay case an injunction was
UthMl refttrbiliiog the culleitlon of
taxes or the rul'C made by the terrilo
rial board rnd me plalnuit w-re uli
raised a certain percent bu in tba
Doom case ovary plain till was raised a
different per cent The plaiotift in
the Clf- casn all resided in 1'ottawat
amle county and that county bad beeo
raUcd 35 per c. nt Uut suppose that a
citizen of ICinkfl. cr omoty and one
.Wijumavniim
and none of them had said where their
l roporty was situated and Kligilsher
eoauty bad not been lal&cd could the
tourt -iiy whether or not they did not
. 'i I've in JUhglIhtr county and were
t ot affect d bv the ral-c?
Hut the n'l.iUo- perlinps we ought
1 i-ny tho ex sonit or Insinuate n that
f'l wealthy men of Tieutiaseh obtained
H'lief and 'iin farmers t-ould not
Kverybody knows there are not 50
M" thy men in Trc inneh Anil inn
:0 f irtnea ! Who were those 310 tnon.'
I. 'in 1 1 Reed Suawnec Uardwart( om
1'iut llieltaday Hardware Company
a k ot'.er bankets and Mhawnee busi-
1 e-'. men. Half a doen men on the
D.'om vuit were worth more than tho
flii men in the Clay suit. Of course
thern weroieome farmers on boMi A
mail n ho will commence a suit to en-
j mi his taxes when he knows he has
11.1 t'ixes to pay ar.d then pose in tin
role of a persecuted fanner will nut
nrally d slike the np earuueo of an
honest man. That is the reason whj
Doom is fighting Judge Kouton
Mr Doom d.res Judge Keaton to
meet his lawyers "the tnils of any
t thu bar" to discuss tho question
Judge Keaton lias a campaigti to make
throughout a large turrit ry nnd can
not spare time to q'llbu'.e over ever
objection that can be rabed b
Flynn's hired boosters bnt wo have
luweiH supporting Judge Iveatoh
who will ulsenss the legal propomitlon
on tin- stiiTip or iu the court room. and
we nugcr t at they can lOtivlncc the
p nple thu tame aa they convinced tht
court the mmo ns Judge Woods con
vnceil Judge lllerer
'And in concluding the discussion of
this suhj -ct. Senator Doom Insinuates
with a cowardice uiideserrlng of being
diguitled with notice that Judge Kelt
ton siisialued this motion to compel
innumerable suits to be filed and there
by assist 1 is clerk in obtaining costs
Was 'Ins the reason the supreme court
of IC annus held there was u luiHJolnde'-''
Was it for clerk fees that Judge Wood
urged and Justice lllerer de ided Unit
tin re as a misjoinder In Oklahoma
county? Was thut tho reason tho sit
preme court so held in the case taken
up from Lincoln county? Hut tho sen
ator In his effort to "earn his hir"
forgets tint under the law then In
force the salary of tho clerk was lim-
ited to 83vmj ami that it did not make
a dollar difference to tho clerk how
many caees were flled. Thnt the
clerk reached the limit from United
States nnd Te rito ial criminal fees
and the largest part of the civil fees
were tnrned Into the treasury at Wash
ington. In passing from tho subject
let us say that if Koaton was tho dem-
agoged painted by Doom he wo Id
have decided this ease to suit Doom
and his crowd oven though the lute
bad been against thom but Keaton
with a bravery that deserves admira-
tion and an honesty thnt Doom'u vile
insinuations cannot au"ect. decided
this case as all others thut were tried
in his court according to tho dictates
of an honest judgment.
Judge. Woods and Vanwlnklo ren'o-
sented the plaintiff n this case and wo
gladly concede to these gentlemen the
front rank In their profession but tboy
are like other lawyers nnd havo lost
perhaps a thousand eises had tnottor.
of every variety sustained t gainst their
pleadings and tt is no Imputation upon
tberu to say that they in this case
mUappiied tho law. Hut those ilopro-
aa.1' the dastardly asaultof I) 011.
and Flynn'a other hirelings of tho
1 haracter of Judge Keaton. Judgu
Woods one of the most active ropru
si nta Ives of the Ilepubli nil F co
hi.ver organization of Oklahoma In-
tro I need .Judge Kenton In tho strong-
eat te ms at the opera houso in Shaw-
nee Oct. loth when Judge Ronton de-
livered an address there.
Ki f.-rence is also made by those
character assassins to the uotlon of
Judge Keaton in refusing n jury in thu
euse of J II. (1111 against 1'ottawat-
omie comity. True Judge ICeaton did
refused a jury but a brief statement
of the facts in this juso is iiirnln his
complete viudiotlion Thoy aro bk
f.-llows: On November 'JU 187 was
the duy designated f r the convening
c f court. The grand jury w b sum-
moiied to be their 011 tliut day but the
petit jury! r trial of cases was sum-
mono ' to.appenrou December 0 1807.
After empaneling grand jury the court
ooL-imenced the out! of he civil doakut
to ascertain what cases wore roady
for trial aud which casca should
be tried by court or by jury and
011 tbe 30th day of November the OH1
ease was reached 011 call and the
attorneys rcprcscn lug Mr. (1111
and the county attorney agreed that
the same should be set for trial on Do-
cumber 1st at 1:10 o'clock p. in. and
tried without a jury to the court. At
l:i)p iu December 1 the case was
called for trial nnd tho county attor-
ney then demanded a jury and tho
court stated to tiie counsel that tho
jury would not appear uutil December
6th and that a jury had been wulved
and tbat it was agreed to try tho case
by the court and that from an exami-
nation of pleadings that there was no
question in the .isse hut a question of
law. The county attorney agreed then
to trial and tbe cause wss tried by the
oourt After argum ntof the ease the
court stated that be was willing to
give his plaintiff a Judgment until ho
had further invest gated the ca u and
took tbe case under advisement. The
county attorney submitted the ease
to the board it county com miss loners
to see if they desired to uppeal the
case and advised them that ho
thought that Judge Keatou's decision
wan Hi.; law aud after a careful lnes-
tigattou the oouyty commissioners ad-
vised tbe county attorney not to ap-
peal the case. These county commls
sionsrs were two Republicans and one
I'opunst it requires a strain of the
eorruoted immagination of Senator
Doom to see any thing culpab'e in this
case. It is a strong evidenen that
Judge Keaton gave every caae a care-
ful consideration aud decided them
without favor for friends or pmiUh-
ir.ect for enemy
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Uncle Sam. " You're a credit to the nation I "
Every man who chews Battle Ax has the satis-
faction of having helped the U. S. Government
pay the expenses of the war with Spain.
pays four million dollars' tax into the U. S.
Treasury 1 1 ! More than all the money
paid by any five other brands of chewing tobacco.
It is QUALITY that docs this real excel-
lence : actual superiority.
member the name
wnen you buy again.
il'i1iill!J!r
Flohknci:. il Headaches Oh I have horrible lir.-i-hches.
I have to take a headaclu jod.r three
or four times a week."
Kati; 'A uaed to take thern til! my d
in t-r
&
loppt-d
11 iltn -2 hcml.u !i wdt 1
1 ney an?
have ili--.ul.iche
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are lr.me to .tit- a
dangerous. An 1
covered that m u
nave comes irom my stom.icu. I ncr
suspected it till I t'ok Kipans TabuK ;
for indigestion. 1 hey swc'trn th-
atomach in almost w time and then the
headache is gone."
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AtlrMtuil lMnnmltltment
T.et all township committee tasn
ilirouviiout the county se to theeer-
tlfylug t' - nominations of eandldatss
for otlUt'rs Do not delay this inj-
portant ma' ter.
I K I.AVHHTl
chairman PopuMst Cow.
J. W. MNVbra
Chairman DemoeratieOotn
Agint wauled for the only nlHoial
' iiUuirv of Our War with a pain Its
r'auk h ImideuU aud Ueault " Civil
iui uiry ui.a naval. Uteel plates utaps
and eogrsvinga. Hy lion. Henry 11.
Russell Senator Proet r of Vermont
and Henator Thurstou of Kebraska.
The greatest seller ever known. One
tbout-dnd more agents wanted. We
pay freight aud give credit. Write for
erms and territory to the sole pub
lifthi re
A. 1). WoMTHIKOTON & CO
Hartiqrd Coon.
An elegant line o. initial letter
seals w.x etc. just received r.t Lll-
He's drug store-
To 7rr a Cold in One nay
Take Laxative Ilroino Cjuinino Tab'ets.
Ail druggists refund the money if It
falls to cure 25o The genuine Lm
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 120, Ed. 1, Tuesday, October 18, 1898, newspaper, October 18, 1898; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc74359/m1/3/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.