that the Oklahoma National Guard; keep * t)iit of politics. The band disbanded, went borne. took off their uniforms and Immediately re-; appearing In civilian ghrb. contlg-aerenadlhaL of -. the _ McGuire Assembly, The band, mudir•tedIndignant . talked, aome of its mem* bora, of resigning. but unfortunately. a man can’t* resign from thenjiilHn.-,-;.:--r-r-rr-_-Canton conceived the idea Tnat FTftskelf had authorized the-band to reassemble In clvllllan dress. He was drinking heavily, and admits It.It was under these conditions that he •Vent to the governor's apart- ' inenta last night, *They Get Together.fng to CiAccording td'TTailton; tie~weut to! ~ thrr goVernor -and tftlkad .over .PthuC—r-K Alt; TEAiiLY-raxiiE _«ov AJ»A RTMKNTH AND HV. \ -A ROW. 9*. DID P NOT TRY TO DRAW A TkhVOLYKK, AS RKI*ORT-Kli. ALtH?UGH I ‘ CARRY ‘A(Coiitiilued on page 8. column l.)lTRAIN CREW! HELD FOR : MURDERBurlington. Kaus., April. 9,8. J.JEdaall, an engineer,* ^nd Fred Poxr.ner, head brakaan on Us MiaaourK Pacific freight train which crash.Junction in this covnty laat Octolthe passehgers. ^ TIM c**' WitHrftfctr-tlrtr _be at fault IB aiu\htrial.CHAPMAN WILL RECOVER.~K bulletin from the* Muskoaee Hospital this afternoon states that Charles Chapman, amo Was injured In the accident last nl*ht when thefire auto turned.turtle,. la doJpff^eij'nicely. ancT that If nothing unro occurs. his recovery Is almost cer* tain. • . ?*»v*-WEAPON AH PART OF MY DUTIES. FAR FROM .TRYING Tlt; INJURE THE GOVERNOR. I SAVED HIM SEVERAL 'TIMMS,, FROM BEING HURT.” , ,CHIEF OF POLICE MITCHKLL SAID TODAY THAT CANTON WILL RE AKRESTED ON THE CHARGE OF DISTURBING THK PEACE AND CARRYING CONCEALED ttBA-* *The trouble between Haakell and Canton which culminated In the resignation of Canton this morning. followed tho row last night. \h of lone standing. It dates back, to the Crazy Snake war -when the governor put Col. Roy Hoffman In charge of thB mate troops and Canton was required to remam in Guthrie- The Iddedlato cau«e of the open break was tho appear an oe of the National Guard[band In uniform at tho Bird McGuire rally yesterday.,. - .. .. .*• • '• ’The Band Incident Resplendent in the uniforms provided by ITnclo Sam. this band appeared eafrly and SeiWn Olaytng the Couauerlng Hero. etc.Canton, much mystified called im First Lieutenant Bert Garrison In charge of tho band, and aakoj him who had ordered . out the First Regiment band. The first llouten-ant admitted that they had gone forth with his approval. Goneral Canton ordered him to at onqe dla-band tho .musicians. Garrison proffered hla resignation Instanter. vorballv.' however. General . Canton accepted It. verbally. He then ordered the band dlahande.1. calling aUentlon to hla repeated orderAssociated Press..ttl'TIUtlK, OKLA., APRIL-O.— AS THK RMSt’LT OF V MIDNIGHT QIAItHKL . LAST NIGHT WITH GOVERNOR HAKKKLL IN THK LATTE 11*8 APARTMENTS.” CON-CKRNING WHICH STATEMENTS. CONFLICT, AIMPTANT GENERAL. CANTON RESIGNED TODAY. II^S-KELL iSTATKO THAT HE WOULD ALLOW TUK.OFKICKR -TO—JtK-. TIRE. IS NOT DRUNKENNESS ENOUGH REASON FOK AITBl’T-1NG A RESIGNATION? ANSWERER THE GOVERNOR WHEN PRESSED FOR A STATEMENT TODAY. HE WOULD Nt»T DISCUSS THE AFFAIR FURTHER.CANTON - SAID? ^-*‘-1 -WENTVEIINOR’S STARTED — - TO1