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BITTER FIGHT
IN KENTUCKY
RESULTS IN PAYNTER'S
SELECTION BY DEMO-
CRAT CAUCUS
BLACKBURN IS-DETHRONED
Former Idol Sacrificed in
Political Feud.
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(Dy Associated Press.) '
Frankfort Ky. Jan. 3. Judge Thos.
II. Payntor of tho Kentucky court of
appeals waa nominated on tho first
ballot In Joint caucus Inst night to se-
lect a Democratic candidate for United
States Benator to succeed J. C. S.
Blackburn. Tho nomination carries
with it tho certainty of election as tho
Democrats havo moro than two-thirds
of tho combined membership of both
branches of tho legislature
Tho voto was aa follows:
Thos. H. Paynter G9; Senator J. C.
S. Blackburn 34; "W. B. Haldoman
1 10; Congressman David H. Smith 1.
Necessary to nominate 53.
-Thomas II. Paynter -waa born in
Lowls Ky. Dec. 19 1851. Ho has serv-
ed threo terms in congress from 1889
to 1895 and ia now a membor of tho
Kentucky court of appeals serving his
second torm.
A factor which entered prominently
into tho anto-caucus fight for tho
nomination waa tho fact that Governor
Beckham who controlled tho Paynter
supporters is tho political enemy of
Senator Blackburn.
Tho causes that led up to this faction-
al situation go back or rather begin
with tho occupancy of tho governor's
chair by Beckham. Blackburn had been
tho strong f riond and political adviser of
rxAa-StSreONCERNING SCHOOL LAND
nnt governor becaino tho state's chief
executive. Ho was ambitious and ho
began to weave around himself a
strong clientele a result of which was
to'mako of tho administration tho ono
powor In tho state and tho hoped for
effect of which would bo tho relega-
tion of Blackburn to tho background.
It becamo an open secret that It was
tho ambition of Governor Beckham to
succood to Blackburn's senatorial toga.
Tho first tost of strength between tho
two caroo two years ago at tho stato
convention called to nominate dele-
gates to tho St Louis convention. Tho
Beokham machine defeated Blackburn
givlug him. tho first real defeat ho had
over oxpeilonced. At that convention
Blackburn denounced tho governor. At
that timo Beckham was a candidate to
succeed Blackburn but later It ap-
poars ho discovered that ho waa not soclatlon.
thou tho man to mako tho raco. Thoj Tho mooting was callod to order by
administration thon began to cast Prosldont A. McTaggart of Woods
about for a man capable of defeating county and following tho appointment
Blaokburn. Judgo Paynter of tho of a committee on credentials the fol-
Ninth congressional district appeared lowing wore named as a committee on
to bo tho ono man in tho stato for tho resolutions:
task. At that tlmo Payntor was as bit- Custor W.J3. rtogors; Garfield W. P.
tor against tho administration as was Hodges; Canadian W. M. Drapor; Cad-
Blackburn but frlonds brought about jdQ. Frank Carpontor; Grant R. II.
a mooting botwoon Beckham and Chlsni; Kay J. A. Bluobaugh; Kiowa
Payntor and tho rosult was that tho A. P.Johnson; Lincoln Goorgo Smith;
public -was surprised to loarn that Logan C. R. Young; Noble S. T. Al-
Beckham had espoused tho candidacy 'corn; Pawnoo N. II. Swalloy; Payno
of Judgo Payntor In nn effort to bring
v ) about tho downfall of Sonator uiacu-
V burn.
't The rosult of this rumpus was that
I Jie Democratic party of Kentucky waa
Vant Into two oxtremely hostllo fao j school lands. Somo of tho Iossoos are
flans. It was then that tho Jefforson satisfied to havo tho land sold to tho
cQUuty democracy concolvod the Idoaihlghest'bldder but tho majority want
of ftirlnslnE a dark horso Into tho son-' it npprnlsed and sold to the lessee at
ntorlnl raco and tho candidacy of Mr.
Hnldoman ioiiowou.
JAPAN'S AMBASSADOR
Representative to the United
State's Created Social Sen-
satitm in Rerlin
(By Associated. Press.)
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Jjvhoso appointment as first Japanese
"ambassador to tho united States Is ro-
k t
mnnrtafl In tfifi raililn tllonntnti (U fa wnlt
parted in the oauioUlspatches is won
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roroemuerou in xierim wnoro ne served
Berlin Jan. S.Viscount Siuzo Ackl!toBil - ma. Thoy wlll tako
somo y&ars as Japanese minister. Ho UBllRlf of tho oiiB0QSi The commltteo.; local office This glvos tho Guthrie
is Iho only Japanese dignitary of high roportai leaving out tho ondorsoraont ' office Jurisdiction from tho Creak na-
rank who is marrlod tb a membor of The re)ort waB turned down by tho tlon to tho Texas Panhandle oast and
the Buropenn nobility. Tho vlscoun- OB8oas and tho committee again wont! west and" from tho BUto of Kansas
(ass prior to her marrlago'vas a some- nto 89g8on eeuth to tho Chloltesaw nation. At the
what mature maiden named Baroness wh0 waItIng for tno roport of the present tlmo w. B. Hodge Is receiver
von uuauen ana nor uocispn to wea
ho Japanese envoy attracted no end
aucnuon borne or li-or anunmeaiy80eratary of tho Bohooi Qnd jeasng
iracTer. This they managed 16ng bonrd and Jonn Qoioble.
.harac"
Blnco to llvo down however and whon
the viscount Inst visited Europo as a
dologato to The Hague conforenco ho
and his wife wore the recipients of
much social and official attention.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
(By Associated Press)
Albany N. Y. Jan. 3. The Now
York state legislature (assembled today
and proceeded to the work of organiza-
tion. Interest la the proceedings Is of
an unusually Intense character owing
to tho bitter hostility of tho two Re-
publican factions led by Governor Hig-
gins and former Governor Odoll.
RELIEF FOR WINDOW
GLA8S INDUSTRY.
Pittsburg Pa. Jan. 3. It Is cxpectod
that relief to tho presont demoralized
condition of tho window glass Industry
will result from tho conference of Mio
Independent manufacturers begun at
tho Pitt hotel today. Tho wage scalo
Is ono of tho principal factors of tho
situation. It Is expected that tho man-
ufacturers and tho Amalgamated "Win-
dow Glass Workers of America will
reach an amicable sottlemont of their
differences.
DISCUSS THE YELLOW MAIZE.
(Dy Associated Press.)
Indianapolis Ind. Jan. 3. Tho an-
nual convention of tho Indiana Corn
Growers association was held at tho
state house today with President J. H.
McMahan of Libei ty In tho chair. Tho
advantages of tho corn school tluTad-
vlsablllty of testing seed corn experi-
ence In feeding corn to hogs and tho
possibilities of corn Improvement were
among tho subjects discussed.
LAND LESSEE
ARE DIVIDED
NOT FULLY AGREED
UPON STATEHOOD BILL
PROVISION
Still They .Endorse the
Measure as a Whole.
Special to Dally Leader.
Perry Okla. Jan. 3. The soml-an-nual
meeting of tho Territorial School
Land Lessees association adjourned
last night after tho olection of tho fol-
lowing offlcors for tho onsulng term:
Richard Hansing of Noblo county
prosidont; C. C. Roborts of Kiowa
county secrotnry; J. B. Tato of Kay
county treasurer. Enid was selected
as tho next mooting placo of tho as-
Allen Daniels; Washita P. H. Foltus;
WoodB Goqrgo Fell.
The McGuIro statehood bill was en-
dorsed without argument aB a whole
except the point as 'to tho sale of
the appralsod valuo If ha wants It at
that prlco. Ii was advocated by somo
to havo McGuirc Insort In tho stato-
hood bill a olauso of tho lattor nature
whllo others argued that tho bill waa
satisfactory to tho Iossoos as at pres-
ent fiuiuuu and that asking so much
might overload tho moasuro so they
would ovontually get nothing. This
caused the long dolny In the roport of
the resolution committee. In tho final
report howovor tho point of competi-
tive bidding was not asked to bo elimi-
nated and tho Iossoos will bo satisflod
with most of tho conditions just bo tho
on Ul8 legislature doing tho fair thing
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long rgmont as to tho endorsement
ong wrgltmont a3 to tho ondorsemont
of Donate McGuIro and his action In
Mrimitno M .niniinn. n on J
tlon waB addre8Sod by Fred L. Wenner
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FIGHTING AT
PUERTO PLATO
ATTACK WAS MADE BY
TROOPS OF FUGITIVE
PRESIDENT
HAND-TO-HAND AFFAIR
Bayonets and Swords Were
Principally Used.
(By Associated Press.)
Cape Haytlen Haytl Jan. 3. Ad
vices from Puorto Plata Santo Domln
go say that troops of fugitive Presl
dent Morales under command of
General Roderguez attacked Puorto
Plata yesterday morning. The fighting
was sovoro and lasted all day a num-
ber of men being killed and wounded
on both sides. Bayonetts and swords
were principally used. Tho forces of
Rodriguez are massed outside Puerto
Plata preparing for anothor attack. It
Is said that Rodrlguoz has announced
that If his attack Is successful he will
proclaim himself a candidate for tho
presidency of San Domingo.
f TO-DAY IN THE
I DEPARTMENTS J
Jim Walcher Wants Pardon.
Application has been made to Gov-
ernor Ferguson to pardon Jim Walcher
who Is sorving a life sontonco for tho
murder of Col. John P. Stono of King
fisher county. The petition was pre-
sented by Walcher's brother and taken
under advisement by tho governor.
Stone who was president of a King
fisher national bank and also com-
mander of tho Oklahoma National
Guard was killed by Walcher becauso
he pressed tho lattor to pay a mort-
gago which Stone hold on the Walcher
homestead. Walcher fled after tho kill-
ing and was arrested and jailed at
Juaroz Mexico whore ho remained In
prison a long tlmo hoforo finally ex-
tradited and brought hack to Oklaho-
ma by BUI Fossott tho present United
States marshal. Walcher had throe
trials boforo boing finally convicted
tho two first jurlos falling to agree on
vordicts.
Farmers Short Course.
Secretary McNabb of the Agricul-
tural dopartmont today announced
that a rate of a faro and one-third for
tho roupd trip had been granted by tho
railroads for tho farmers Bhort course
to bo held at tho Stillwater agricul-
tural collogo beginning Monday Jan.
8 and continuing until the 15th. Tick-
ets will be on Bale January 8th 9th
10th and 11th and will bo good until
the 22nd with prifllogo of Btopovor at
Guthrie returning. Colonol W. A. Har-
ris ox-senator from Kansas is ono of
the promlnont mon who wlll holp in
tho short courso of stook Judging and
seed sbloction.
Requisition Honored.
Governor Ferguson has honorod a
requisition Issued by tho govornor of
North Dakota for the return to Nolson
county that state of J. II. Howard
who Is under arrest in Oklahoma City.
Howard is wanted on an embeszlemont
charge it being claimed that ho made
away with a horso and buggy belonging
to bis employer.
New Year For Banks.
Paul F. Cooper territorial bank com-
missioner and his assistant D. J.
Moore will connnonco this wook tho
examination of tonltorlul banks the
first of the now year. Mr. Coopor says
it will be imposelblo to broak last
joar'h ioconl as all tho banks woro ox-
amlned nnd all work comploted prompt-
ly by January 1 but ho Intends that
the year 190G will show as clean a
ipport
Land Office Merger Completed.
The merger of the government land
nfftrai at Tflnvflahur wllli Ilia riffle ft nt
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Guthrie was completed today by plao-
lag all the Kingfisher records In the
nnd John J. Bolas raatstar of tho Guth-
rle offloe. Mr. Bolee' term will soon
expire however nnd ho ! a candidate
for reappointment. Additional clerks
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THIS DATE IN HI8TORY.
January 3
O 1G21 Martin Luther oxcommunl- O
O cated. O
O 1C61 First appearance of women O
O actors said to havo been O
O raado at Lincoln Inn Field O
O theatre London. o
O 1724 Philip V. of Spain abdlcat- O
O od In favor of his son. O
O 1740 Bonodlct Arnold born. O
O 1777 Battlo bptwoon Amorlcan O
O and British forces at Prln- O
O ceton N. J. O
O 1703 Third partition of Poland O
O nrrangod botwoon Russia O
O Austria and PruBsla. O
O 1801 Insurrection of Irish con- O
O victs In Now South Wnlos. O
O 1830 Mothodlsm first Introduced O
O in Germany. O
O 1857 Assassination of tho Arch- O
O bishop of PorlB (Slbour.) O
O 1885 Earthquako bhocks folt In O
O Maryland Virginia and O
O Now Hrmpshlio. O
O 1891 Fifth Avonuo Thcatro New O
O York City burned. O
O 1895 Mrs. Mary T. Lathrop W. O
O C. T. U. lcador died. O
O 1900 Gen. Leonard Wood reloas- O
O cd 40 prisoners unjustly do- O
O talned in Cuban Jails. O
O O
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will bo added to tho local office to tako
caro of tho incronscd business.
Raising Horses' Prices.
Dr. J. L. Brown torrltorial votorln
arlan takes a rosoato vlow of his work
as killer of glandorod and other dls-
easod horsos. Ho has killed over 100
hoad during tho last yonr and says
that In so doing haslncroasod tho prlce
of horses moro than any other ono
thing ho could havo dono.
Tllghman After Reward.
Deputy Marshal Bill Tllghman of
Chandler Is demanding that the $500
reward offered by tho torrltory for tho
arrest and conviction of tho murdoror
of Mrs. Saphronla Ames and Ben Jaclc-
son two years ago near Stroud bo
paid to him. Sheriff John Ozman of
Canadian county Doputy Sheriff Sam
Bartoll of Oklahoma City and tho city
marshals of Sbawnou-and Oklahoma
City at the time Jim Woods tho mur-
doror was arrested are also claiming
tho reward and Governor Ferguson
has had a hard nut to crack In solving
tho problem. Woods was convicted
and Is now sorving a life sontonco at
Lansing Kas.
Charters Issued Today.
From tho offico of the territorial sec-
retary this morning charters woro Is-
sued to tho following corporations:
Now Stato Oil and Gas company
principal buslnoss office at Stroud
capital stock $50000. Tho directors
aro: Fred G. Dennis William II.
Woods and Frod Dearly all of Stroud.
Tho Cherokee Printing and Publish-
ing compnny of Chorokoo capital stock
$2000. Tho directors aro: William
Joy W. S. David and W. Mlllor.
Filed Statement.
Tho Oklahoma City Building and
Loan association filod with tho secre
tary this morning a statomont of tho
condition of buslnoss at tho close of
1905. Tho statomont shows a cash
balanco on hand of $121905.34.
Langston Board Meets.
The board of rogonts for the Langs-
ton colored normal school met today
In tho torrltorial superintendent's of-
fico. Only routino buslnees was trans
acted. Nothing of Importance is
scheduled to come before the hoard nt
this meeting.
Notary Application.
Application for n notary commission
waa recolved this morning at the ter
ritorial secretary's offloe from 12. I.
Saddler of Gutbrlo for Logan county.
School Land Department.
3. D. Edwards a leasee near 111 Do-
rado ws hero this morning calling on
the officials of the dopartmont.
Wenner Returns.
Seorotary Prod L. Wonnor roturned
on tho morning train from Porry where
ho attonded tho loseoes' mooting yes-
terday at Pory.
Governor Makes Appointment.
Governor Ferguson today announced
tho appointment of A. D. Dailoy of
Hdmoad as morabor of tho board of
regents of the Central State Normal
school to fill tho vacanoy caused by
the resignation of W. D. Wood now de
ceased.
ALL KINDS OF WEATHER
(By Aseociatal Press.)
Kansas Qlty Jan J. A heavy. wt
Mew fall Main today in Northvventern
Mlciurl ucwuerlnK points in Western
Kansas and in the north-rn half of In-
dkui Territory In Sou ) on Missouri
na f"T'iiem JV.inna
there w.is .in un
usually heavy fall ej rain nd In Slnmo-
Bota u blizzard prevails.
DEPEW NOW
UNDER FIRE
RESOLUTION CALLING
FOR RESIGNATION AS
U. S- SENATOR
SCORCHING ARRAIGNMENT
Outgrowth of Recent Insur-
ance Investigation.
(By Associated Press.)
Albany N. Y. Jan. 3. Souator
Brackott of Saratoga soon uft'.'r tho
legislature convened today Introduced
tho following resolution: "Slnco tho
adjournment of this sonato tho pooplo
of tho stato and nation havo been stag-
gored bytho rolations shown to havo
existed for years botwoon tho Eqult-
ablo Llfo Assurnnco society and
Chauncoy M. Dopow and recognizing
that thoso disclosures navo oausod a
total lack of confidence In the ability
of tho senator named to proporly rop-
roeont tho people In tho body to which
ho was oloctod;
"Itosolvod by tho sonato that Chaun-
coy M. Dopow bo and ho Is horoby ro-
quoBtod forthwith to resign his seat In
tho United States sonato.'
Govornor Hlgglns In his mossago to
tho legislature domandod tho enact-
ment of legislation to protect Insur-
ance policy holdors.
According to a roport todny tho log-'-l-itlvo
investigating committee has ill-
rjady decided on somo of tho things
which It will recommend in its roport
to tho legislature. Ono 13 that tho con-
tribution of llfo Insurance companies'
moneys for political jnirpoBCs shall bo
a mlsdomoanor on tho part of officers.
Another recommondation will bo for
a bill which will require full publicity
on tho part of the companies In tho
mattor of paymont mado for supervis-
ing legislation.
Tho commltteo will nlso ask for a
radical change In tho laws governing
the stato Insuranco department. What
thso changos will bo tho commltteo
Itself has not yot dotormlnod definitely.
KILLED BY HER HUSBAND
Child-Wife of Half a Year
Slain Jealous Man
Commits Suicide
Speolal to Dally Lcador.
Lawton Okla. Jan. 3. William
Goodnight a farmer near Duko Okla.
shot and killed his wife yeetordny and
then committed suicide. Jealousy was
the cause. Mrs. Dunn mothor of Mrs.
Goodnight was In the room. The bul-
let struck Mrs. Goodnight In the head.
Mrs. Dunn ran out of the house and
scroamod for holp hut boforo any ono
arrived Goodnight had stepped Into an
adjoining room nnd shot hlmsolf
through the hoad. Ho war 25 and hie
wife but 15. They had been married
only six months.
EUFAULA'S HISTORIC CABIN
Room Fraught Willi Drama
of Life and Death-Wed -
diims Galore.
Lufaula I. T. Jan. 3. Surrounded
by tall ovorgreens in tho woet part of
town stands a little old log houso
owned and occupied by John McGoo
and family which has a history attach-
ed to IL The cabin was formorly oo-
auplod by It. C. McGoe fathor of the
present oecupast. In the "beet room"
of this little old log cabin which is
more Urns thirty years old It. C. Mo-
Gee who up. to the time of his death
had married more couples than eny
roan in the territory had marrlod ovor
threo hundred eouplos In this room and
they havo startod out to mnko for
themselves a history olther to he num-
bered with the aotlvo progressive
wholc-goulod individuals who push
ther way through all apparent wall of
difficulties and win
for themselves
honor or drift with tho common lot and I
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hlndor rnthor than holp tho world nt
largo.
In this snmo little room John McGoo
was bom and In tho wuno cornor his
little daughter Allno first opened hor
oyos nnd bohold thin mundano sphoro.
Two othor births and four donths havo
occurrod in tho room. Nonr the old
flro plnco strango nolsos nro sometimes
heard nnd superstitious old women
have hinted that spooks nnd ghosts
Inhabit tho room but Mr. McGoo who
is fond of rending near that old flro
placo nnd onjoys his evening smoko
nnd book In that old room his don
stoutly denies that oven at midnight
white robod spooky looking things np-
poar. This asisortlon Is no doubt only
tho wlord Imagination of scary womon
folks.
This historic old homo Is In romnrk-
ably good repair and It Is to bo hoped
that It moy long stand among tho old
land marks In nnd about Kufaula as a
model of ploneor architecture.
WESTERN INVENTORS.
Tho following patents woro Issuod
this wook to Wostom invontors:
Kansas: J. H. Klward Hutchinson
rnllway galo; Jos. Holmes Kansas
City manifold blnnk book (sold for
?G2G0); Win. 13. McConnoll Knusas
City hydrocarbon burnor (sold); W.
J. Patton Gulva metallic tiro (sold
for $3500); Chas. M. Rankin Mc-
Iouth stovoplpo connector; Goorgo
Thompson Wolr stirrup; Ed. H. Wob-
stor Clifton fenco tlghtonor.
Oklahoma: Harry Walker Ponca
pasting dovico (sold); Dnnlol Statlor
Modford vlso; J. Loavagood Oklaho-
ma batter spoon (sold for $1800);
Loo Engor Arnpalio boiler fluo fasten-
ing (sold).
Indian Torrltory: J. 13. Lallosquot
South McAlestor operating mechanism
for screens.
BLACK EYE
E0R0DELL
NEW YORK'S BOSS
GIVEN ANOTHER
JOLT
IS
IN SPEAKERSHIP CONTEST
Opposition Candidate Nom-
inated by Heavy Majority
(Dy Associated Press.)
Albany N. Y. Jan. 3. Jamos W.
Wadsworth Jr. of Livingston county
son of Congressman James W. Wads-
worth of the Thirty-fourth congres-
sional district nnd son-in-law of tho
late John Hay secretary of state was
nominated last night by the Ropubll
can oaucus for speaker of the assembly
and will be olooted to that office today
when the assembly coin-ones. His
Demooratio opponent was George M.
Palmer of Schoharie who for many
years has been minority leader of the
assembly floor.
Mr. Wadsworth had 75 out of 100
votes osst In the caucus. Edwin A.
Merritt Jr. of St. L&wronoe receiving
11 and J. M Walnwrlght of West Ches-
ter 15. The entire strength of the Re-
publican side in Uie new assembly 100
In all was present but none of the
three osndldetee voted.
This result brings to a close ono of
the most remarkable speakership cam-
paigns of rocont years characterized
by marked factional bltternoss and
some unusual featuros. Mr. Wads-
worth was not among the candldetee
originally In tho field but was pro-
posed by Govornor Hlgglns In a formal
statement and in addition to tho sup
port or tho govornor and his frlonds
was regarded as having tho support
of President Roosevelt.
Mr. Morrltt had the backing of Chair
men D. D. Odeli Jr. end his frlonds
In the sUte organization who fought
with determination for his oleotion or
failing that far the defeat of Mr.
Wadsworth.
Mr. Walnwrlght stood openly In op-
position to what ho charged was lm-
proper Influence of tho oxeoutlve in a
purely legislative mattor- Ho had the
support of a number of tho New York
Gltv members especially thoso Ropub-
llcan8 WDO wero also on tho Municipal
ownership ticket.
CARRY NATION
ON RAMPAGE
SMASHER TERRORIZES
HOUSTON GROG SHOP
KEEPERS
SALOON MADE FAMOUS
By Hatchet Raid Does Land
Office Business.
Spoclal to Dally Loader.
Houston Tex. Jan. 3. Hundreds of
dollars woro takon In todny amid tho
wreckage of tho saloon demolished by
Carrlo Nation last night. Tho receipts
woro tho largest of any day In Its his-
tory and It Is ono of tho oldost In tho
city.
Mrs. Nntlon Is pursuing her crusado
and today mudo assaults on other
saloons. Sho wns oxnollod from mm
by physical force two bartondors pos-
ing a3 bouncors.
At anothor u door waa slammed to
on hor and locked. Hor skirts woro
caught as tho door wont to and sho wns
fastonod. For n considerable tlmo'shn
was hold a prisoner tho porsons within
rofusing to opon. Sho wloldod hor
hatchet In furious rago. A thousand
citizens looked on nnd npplaudod. '
At a drug storo known as tho
"lndlos saloon" sho was forcibly re-
strained froin demolishing fixtures and
furnishings. Outaido sho dollvorcd a
scathing Bpoocli.
An Episcopal bishop who happened
to pass was hovoroly arraigned' bo-
causo ho was smoking a cigar.
Sho announced sho la in Houston to
"burst up tho hell holes and that If
tho police will let her alone sho wlll
do It. At an official conforenco today
It was proposed to arrest and try her
on Insanity and this may follow.
A tofnperanco revolution 1b on and
Mrs. Nation has hundreds of friends
here although thoro is nono who will
Join In hor dostructlvo crusades.-
OREGON FRUIT GROWERS.
(By Associated FrosB.J
La Grande Ore. Jan. 3. The an-
nual convention bogun hero today by
tho Northwostnrn Fruit Growors' asso-
ciation Is tho largest In point of at-
tendance In tho history of tho associa-
tion. In addition to tho many repre-
sentatives Jrom Orogon thero aro dele-
gates on hand from Utah Montana
Washington California Idaho and
Wyoming. Tho program covers threo
dnys and calls for a long list of papers
addresses and discussions on practical
horticultural topics. In conjunction
with tho mooting thero Is a largo ox-
hlhlt of tho bo tt products of farm or-
chard and gardon.
WERE ASLEEP IN CADOOSE.
Ten Men
Injured In Railroad Collision
In Chicago.
(By AsMolateJ Preee.)
Chicago Jan. 8. Ti men were In-
jured In a reor end eolltalon botwfni
rrelcfet trains on tli Mltwfukeo rallro.ul
t TCmlsto avenue today. The men vera
aalt lii the cabooM ef a freight train
and In the mist and flarltneaa the loco-
motive of lite second train crashed Into
the caboose.
Error Corrected.
In the report of to cominltloner'
court yesterday orror was mode In Buy-
ing that Pr. Pally succeeds Dr. Oott'-ral
Dr. Cotteral Is appointed by the tent-
torlal superintendent. Dr. Petty suc-
ceed Dr. Smith on the county medical
board.
FOR FIFTEEN CENT COTTON
Grotvers Expect to Coriitsi
Balance of Staple foi
Higher Price
(Dy Associated Prose.)
Atlanta Ga. Jan. 3. Prosldont Har-
vlo Jordan of tho Southern Cotton as-
sociation is enthusiastic ovor tho out-
look for tho fight for hlghor-prlcod cot
ton. Tho assembling oi stato convon-
Southern states today marks another
stop In the united action of growors for
what they consider Justice and a fair
price for their product. Today's meet-
ings aro to oloet mombors of tho oxoe-
utlvo commltteo of tho Southern Cot-
ton association. This commltteo Is to
moot at Hot Springs two woq5:b henco
to olect offlcors and map out tho plan
of campaign for not session. Tho as-
soclatlon Bays Prosldont Jordan con-
fidently expects to tie up what cotton
thoro is laft In the South and to hold
It for fifteen cents.
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