Perry Enterprise-Times. (Perry, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 149, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 24, 1909 Page: 1 of 8
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Notice to Contractor
Healed bids will be received at the
furniture store of Chas Christoph
up to U o'clock a. m. J une 15th 1909,
for the building of the Carnegie
public library building in this city.
Plant* and specification can be
obtained of Cbas. Christoph
Tha board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Cham. CiiRinTOPh
Chairman Ruilding Committee,
C-31 tf
Claims Confession Will Not
Stand Against Him
WANTED
At once, an efficient housekeeper.
Mupt be clean and neat. Applv to
6-10dtf U. S. TUBB8.
Guthrie, June 23.—Frwwlom from
disbarment as an attorney as well
as from prosecution under the "im-
| muliity bath" section of the con-
jstltutlon, is claimed by County At-
|1 orney Virgil It. Riggers, self-con'
fessed Pottawatomie county bood-
ler, in his answer filed In the su-
preme court yesterday to the dis-
barment proceedings instituted by
Thovnag I). McKeown,of Ada, mem-
ber <rf the Oklahoma bar commis-
sion.
| Bigger's is brief. He admits all
the •Charges made by McKeown and
! then quotes section 27, article 2, of
j the constitution, which provides
that no one shall be excused in
testifying against another in crim-
iiial trials on the grounds that tlx?
| testimony may incriminate them-
selves, but adds: "But no person
«=halI be prosecuted or subjected
Elsie Sigel was Chloroformed
and Choked to Death
any penalty or forfeiture f„r or on j one-tiV'.e'MommaTe'
, account of any transaction, matter told this afternoon
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New York, June 22.—Halted and
intimidated by detectives, threaten-
ed with prosecution and confused
I with i ;i>id Are questions, Chung Sin
nf Leon Ling,
« i . . ~ ~ wiu mm auernoon of Klsie KiVel't
r thing concerning which lie nmv . 0|gei s
so testify or produce evidence." ' ' 3- „f th "m7 t<"' ri,ffl<' PreS'
l It will be remembered that the f|' ri degree," the lit-
' following indictment of Rigge's tl'^1'"«•'' "-Imuted that he had
District Judge M. IU. Maben and ,i h i h''dJ' Ling's room,
I others after the exposures of Kvan- " l*' " ,Wbil" U was
i gelist Bulgin at Shawnee, Attorney' i , he ha<l smp|led
General West called Riggers as a t ! wa,che(l Leon Ling's
witness Id the trial of Maben at! P™'jara,'on8 for Placing the body in
Tecumseh. Riggers confessed to w , ,,orri-
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of indictment and prosecution if
they failed, claiming that Maben
was a party to the deal. Maben
was acquitted and Biggers escaped
under the immunity clause. Dis-
barment proceedings were begun,
| however. Biggers mw claims that
the immuaity section acts as a bar
I to his disbarment as an attorney.
. If the supreme court upholds this
(contention it would undoubtedly
J permit him to regain his office as
icounty attorney if he desired.
There are other counts against him,
however, which the prosecution is
holding as a club.
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Oil Oil Oil
Just Received
ills Oil can be secured at the FARMERS' Ware
house or at my residence at corner 9th and K
(streets, in any quantity desired.
PLAYS LONE HAND
rexas Robber Robs Ttxas
Bank and Escapes
Fort Worth. Texas, June 22—In
true frontier style a highwayman
described as gentle in appearance,!
robbed the branch banking house of
the Wagoner Rank and Trust com-
pany in the most central section of!
the downtown district of Fort Worth !
his afternoon and escaped with !
■*>,100 in currency, and up to a late!
ur tonight is still at largt
GEO. H. MOUSER
The robbery was the most daring ' ',rp,,ani
tempted in Texas in years. Cash-1l,ierei"
ding is correct, described almost
everything concerning the murder
of Elsie Sigel, "except the actual
commission of the crime. He denied
complicity In itand protec'id strong-
ly that he was ignorant of the
whereabouts of Ling, the supposed
murderer. After the inquisition he
was taken before Coroner Harber-
ger and held In $10,000 bail in the
the house of detention to await the
Inquest.
From the man's story it is appear-
ent that Elsie Sigel first wasjdrug-
ged with chloroform and then chok-
ed to death. She was killed ap-
parently on the night of Jnne 9,
although Chung Sin appeared a
little mixed in his dates. Rut he
says that in the morning of June 10
he heard a struggle in Leon's room,
adjourning his, and looking over
the transom, he saw the girl lying
on the bed with a bloody towel over
tier mouth. He passed through the
room, he said, to go out to wash his
' hand.-.,' and as he did t o ho felt of
the body, which was still warm.
After he went down to the chop
suey restaurant below, then ret
ed to the room. Leon in the
time had covered the body
blanket up to the chin and had pull
a trunk to the middle of the floor. '
The trunk Leon was calmly fixing
preparatory of placing the body
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HP
EAIMING
WAGON.5
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Best
We have just recieved two car loads of Imple-
ments consistingjof
Plows, Listers, Cultivators
And all kinds of FARMflMPLEMENTS
A. E. SMYSER $
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Perry, Oklahoma
money loaned &
ON REALESTATE
LONG TIME
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with a $1$ FORT WORTH, Texas JACKSOV ut iff
id noil : _ J.HASON, Mississippi
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RAINTS AND WALL
PAPER
D .tre.1, Brit door W^wfU d"
'v°" """k ■'
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ier Walter E. King was alone in the i
bank. A stranger walked in, ap- CPnTT fiC l/AUOAO
proached the window of the cash- I I UT IXMIluAu
ier's ;desk, and leveled a revolver
at King.
"Make a'move or a noise of any
kind and I'll kill yon," said the
man.
The cashier ccmplied with the
robber's demand for all the money
in sight, and stuffing the r ll of bills — ..
in denominations ranging from $1 to j 8Pet,'a^ to the Record-Herald says:
$2U, into a sack, thejman backed out '"'ames ^'''s°h, of Iowa, secretary
of the door under cover of his pistol "'agriculture, who has beaten the
and ah Mr k'in _ * ... . rec«)rd for lftno-th r f ooKi..
To Succeed Secretary Wilson
In Taft Cabinet
WANTED
A. F. SI BERT
and as Mr. King ran to a telephone
he saw the man walk down the street
and mingle with the crowd.
At the time|of the robbery several
hundred people were In the vicinity
and many noted the arrival and the
departure of the man but his man-
ner was bland. Several declares he
climbed into a waiting automobile
, 3 once,two girls to learn type
Chicago, June 22 -A Washington
setting, you will have to hurrv if
you want the place. Apply to the
ENTERPRISE-TIMES
Remarkable Story]
The story of Mrs. Matilda Warwick, of Kokomo,
ad., as told below, proves the curative properties of
bat well-known female remedy, Wine of CarduL
Iri. Warwick says:
CARDUI
record for length of cabinet service
will retire from office in December,
according to information. Charles
F. Scott congressman from the Sec-
ond Kansas district, It it reported,
: has been selected to succeed him! „
I Wilson entered the cabinet at the been visiting her sister Mrs R j
| beginning of the first McKinley ad-| Woodruff returned home to Oklai
ministration and served twelve homa City this morning.
after walking several blocks, but i ' ears un(ler McKinley and Roose- Ober Hani. nnH « f
the police gave little credence in velt" He is <" in his thirteenth Sown Iowa are th Marsha|-
t,llS,^!r.U0.:Vand „beli— - I LT;':\tl!1„e^abi.ne.t/TiCe- 11 ™ ; Robinson and family is^
Norville Faulds is over from Enid i p,,,. n . ^
visiting his many old time Perry 1,1,1, Commander Strahan
friends. " receipt of an invatatlon to at-
Miss Russel G r iw ||®nd the unveiling of a menument
' G. Lowe who has to the memory of Dr. R. S. Steph-
enson founder of the Grand Army
stillJinlFort Worth. Tonight search-1 at the close of the Roosevelt' niece of Judge Robins !
inir parties are out in foice and adm|nistration that 'he desired • 1 Judge Robinson
every possible hiding place is being
searched. According to
King, the man was about™
old, tall and slender and apparently
a nianjof refinement. The loss to
the bank is covered by insurance.
I he bank has offered a reward of
*1,000.
to
. umug, relna' offloe a short time only in ', ,
Cashier I °riler t0 br,,ak the reoor'l as a mem- I "rf f,,r a c"uP|e
33 years ber of 'the cabinet. Twelve years ! 8°clet-v pe<>p'e. There
,— was the rocord before Wilson's comin8 to you on this
time" Noble J. N. Case of Marksville
Kansas and Miss Myrtle Wheatly
of this city were married by County
rocord before Wilson's
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Local Items
Fslber Killed io F.mi.y Row a Peny vl.Tor t^ay0"" CUy ^
cause his father','Jan'ies'nay "h7t off" JntiKe J- R. Scott is looking after
the first joint of the little finger of, Ie aI business in Red Rock.
day? Harris8",? Day borrowed shol! 7 Will«brord l'^-ng-
gri" and fatally wounded l.is fattier. I °'U'a y 118 mor,ll P.
Harrison is twenty years old ami Harry Shortman and wife are
lived witii his Darents nn u farm m*.. _j>iu . .
A marriage is billed In the near
for a couple of our young
is a guess
on this matter.
at his office this
4I suffered from pains In my head, shoulders,,
libs, side, stomach low down, dlsziness, ehills, ner-
ness, fainting spells and other female troubles,
iras almost dead. Three doctors did not help mo.
; last, I took Cardui,#and with the first bottle ob-
ued relief. Now I am oured. But for CarduL
hay# been dead." Try OarduL
AT ALL PBV« 1T0BIS
iT h" O'U anil ouunuian aim wile are in
three miles from^e™.'8 He and^hls i'°klah°ma City visitl^
father had just returned from a , .■ - -i— «.
party at Dewey, Okla. the day with Ponca City friends.
P. W. Cress went to Guthrie to-
day on business before the supreme
court.
Little Crater Oil Burner
The above is the name of a crude
oil burner that M ssrsWarren AI Mrs rhrt. hi..,. ■
Alles, agents, have on disnlav on # • rschler left today
the north side. The affair i's as Kansas relatives at Newton
simple as It is perfect and can be I
used in any kind of a stove. For! Cou ty Attorney Rostick this
Judge St. Clair
morning
C. C. Walker has been appointed
dispensary agent for Perry and will
| open up for business in a' few days
probably in his present office on the
west side.
Judge Doyle of the criminal court
of appeals has handed down a de-
Mrs. R. K. Starke.v is spending'0'81"11 "Pbolding the eight hour
ie day with Ponca City friends. i abor Illw for state or municipal
1 laborers.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M
E. church will meet in 'the church
basement Thursday afternoon at
2:30. The ladies are reijuested to
bring small screws driver to work
on paper.
... n,in, OI a siove. Jor noHiicR this
cheapness of fuel it heads the list mornlnK dismissed the case apainst ,\ „ V 001,110,1 last night
and as to safety it is far ahead of,Bate8 . with Mayor Lobsitz, Hovey and five
gasoline or gas. Call on the gentle- J. W. narrow u at nn.iA_. n.. I ooun®l,m8n Present. An ordinance
gasoline or gas. Call on the gentle- J. W Garrow is at Okt«hnm. n„ I ah ord
'rCcr*1 thelr goodi Meiu%bh";rm^lne,d#nt*i,y *k,n*' py*"™* ziizi ^a:
meet. t0 be out Councj, th(|Q djourn^,
—. «..v. rtuuy
Of the Republic, at Washington D
C. Saturday July 3rd.
County Clerk Dolezal has receiv-
ed all of his supplies for issuing
permits to hunters but so far has
had but one call. The price as estab-
lished by the bill is $1.25 for local
sportsman, $15,00 for residents of
other states and $25.00 for aliens.
A report is current in railroad
circles that the Santa Fe is to ab-
sorb the Tulsa-Avard Frisco line.
Last week it was reported that the
Oklahoma Central has purchased
this line and we are waiting patient-
ly to know just where we are at
with this Frisco handicap.
J. W. Hester who has been visit-
ing his son E. Hester returned to
his home at Apache. Mr. H was
a>i early day resident of Noble
county and enjoys visiting us at
least once a year. He is soon to
remove to the town 0f Granite
where he has bought property,
County Judge St. Clair is now in '
readness to take ;up his duties as a
juvenile court his supplies having
been received from state headquar-
ters. Under existing laws the coun-
ty court has more business to attend
to by one-half than under the old
regime and the judges certainly earn
their salaries.
All Kayttonts,
tvery stone In aa arch la a km
tone, though the nana la usuallr a
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