The Tulsa Democrat. (Tulsa, Indian Terr.), Vol. 8, No. 40, Ed. 1 Friday, October 4, 1907 Page: 3 of 8
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Hm effect of Scoffs Emulsion on thfa*
pele children » magical.
It makes diem plump, rosy, active, happy.
It contain* Cod Liver Oil, Hj.
and Glycerine, to make fat, Mom ami
and ao put together that it is easily '
by little folk.
ALL DRUOOISTOi 80e. AND SI.00.
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ood end bone,
easily digested
STILL NO CLUE TO
MURDER MYSTERY
DEATH OF MISS MAY SAPP AT
MORAN, KABw NOW BEING
INVESTIGATED.
win io ."iSiiiiit results
SECRETARY TAFT THE
APOSTLE OF PEACE
BRILLIANT BANQUET GIVEN IN
HIS HONOR IN TOKIO
LAST NIGHT.
STONE LIVERY BARN
ARTIUR F. ARTLEt Pros.
GOOD RIGS AND COURTESY
PHONE SS
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NICHOLS TRANSFER COMPANY
Solicit your business. All
work promptly and carefully
done. Terms reasonable.
Telephone Number |204.
PIANO MO VI N6 A SPECIALTY.
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FAMILY SEPARATED
DURING '59 GOLD RUSH
IS FINALLY REUNITED
ESCAPE OF A X. LOCKWOOD FROM THE INDIANS
AND HIS SUBSEQUENT FAILURE TO FIND HIS
FAMILY READS LIKE CHAPTER FROM THE
STRANGEST OF JULE VERNE’S
ROMA NOES
OMAN'S SECOND HUSBAND NOW DEAD
Beettle, Wuh, Oct. 1 — Lost for j
'rty-eight yean and given up for dead I
one of the victim* of an Indian mas- !
ere In llit when the other thirty. I
nine of the party were killed, Alanaon
nett, of Sill Oraenwood avenue.
J X. Lockwood, father of Mrs
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I. M. Ben.
Beat-
l lie. haa been located In Manton, Cal.
gnd the daughter, now paat the half
tcentury mirk, left today over the Nor
' them Pa'-iflc to meet her father the
(had supposed to ba dead.
Merer! chance haa place* the long
1 separated father and daughter In com-
munication and wrought events In
such a manner that the aged father
can be brought back to the family
long loot to him. Hia aged wife, who
married agate after the report of the
maraacre or her husband, will haaten
back to Seattle from Princeton, HI.,
where ahe la now visiting. The sec-
ond husband whom she married over
,, forty years ago, died a few months
^ since, and she will now most her hus-
'• band of fifty years ago.
During the gold rush to California I
1*61, Mr. Lockwood went from Fari-
bault. Minn., with a parly of thirty-
nine othera to seek hla fortune In the
A gold Aeldr, leaving behind hla young
■wife and daughter of I years. By the
blow overland route of thoae days the
gperty reached Boise, Id., where they
*constructed ■ raft and started down
* the couth fork of the Boise and Bnaka
rivers with the Intention of going
; Astoria and thence to California.
What became of the party no one
ever knew, but the bones and belong- |
Ings of thirty-nine of them were found
bleaching upon the prairies and the
report went hack to the little Mlnneeo-'
ta town that all had been killed by the
tndlane. Tears crept slowly by and the
little child forgot tho father and the
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Certain Cure fee Creup—Used
Tea Years witheut a Failure.
Mr W. C. BotL • Star City, Ind.
hardware merchant, la enthuelastlc In
hla praise of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. Hla children have all bean
subject tc rtoup and he has used this
remedy for the paat ten years, and
though they murh feared the croup, his
Wlf* and ha always felt safe upon re-
tiring when a bottle of Chamberlain's
jdfcnugh Remedy was In the house. Hie
1 widest child was subject to severe at-
rmup. but this remedy never
effect a speedy cure. He has
Mtded It to friends and nslgh-
and all who have used It aay that
j nee waled tor «roup and whooping
rough. For sale by all druggists (w)
young widow became the wife of E.
Wickham and the fate of Lockwood
passed Into the forgotten past.
Friends of Mrs. Bennett In the east
recently heard of a man by the name
of Alnnson X. Lockwood living In Cal-
ifornia. and the peculiarity of the name
amused their Interest. They wrote to
Bra Bennett and she asked a friend
who waa going to California to Investi-
gate. The result a* that after an ex-
change of letters It was learned beyond
all doubt that Mrs. Bennett'a father
brag *<4R 'Ivlng
Only meager details of the escan>
Mr. Iosckwoofl and his subsequent fail-
ure tfl And his family have been sen! to
Mrs Bennett, but that little reads like
a chapter from the strangest romance.
When Ihe party was aet upon by the
Indiana, he waa atrurk upon the head
and the Indians, believing he was dead
threw his body In the river.
How long he remained In Ihe water
he does not know. Eventually he made
his escape and after many privations
reached Lgpdstnn. Id. From there he
traveled to Astoria, and In time reach-
ed California. Meeting with success,
he sent for his family. But In the mean
time the report of the massacre had
teached Faribault, and the widow, be-
lieving Ihe story, had moved away.
Thu* when Mr. Mr. Leckwnod'e let-
ters came, there was no one to claim
them and no one knew where Mrs.
Lockwood had gone.
Mr. I-or k wood remained faithful ta
the memory of the wife and daughter
whom he had left behind. Ha eould
never account tor their disappearance
and believed them both dead. He read
of Indian Imublea In Minnesota, and
supposed his loved onea perished that
way The reunion of Ihe long arparat-
ed family will lake place In Baettle
within a week.
CLINTON FORFEITED
HISJ50 BOND
Paul Clinton forfeited a ISO bond by
not appearing In court this morning
His chsrge was gun-tolln', and II
would have cost Mm ISO 40 anyhow,
he said, but he failed to figure that he
might have gotttrn a lit gun hack
by appearing Now the Is under Ihe
confiscation laws and will help build
up Ihe asanal
Judge Jonea want out hunting t few
day* ago and brought In one squirrel
Anyone wishing to become g success-
ful nlmrod ask O. F tor the gee ref.
THE AUTHORITIES HAVE CEASED
TO REGARD THE CASE AS
THING BUT PREMEDI-
TATED MURDER
Moran, Kas., Oct I.—The prosecu-
ting attorney and the sheriff of this
(Allen) co' ity came -to Moran yes-
terday from Iota to again renew their
investigationa regarding the killing of
Miss May Sapp, whose body with the
throat cut waa found in the rear of the
family home Friday night.
The authorities have ceased to re-
gard the case as anything other than
murder. The fact that two strokes
were used to cut the throat, the fact
that the girl screamed, which she
could not have done after her throat
was cut and would hardly have done
ao before If ahe Intended suicide, and
the fact that her dress was torn and
her hands cut, preclude all theories of
self-destruction.
It Is probable that detectives will be
put to work to help solve the mystery
In the murder. J. N. Sapp, the father
of the dead girl, Is wealthy. He said
this morning that he would spare no
ex|>ense to And thd murderer of his
daughter.
"I would employ a detective myself"
he said , "but I am not familiar with
such mailers, and I have told Mr
Peterson, ths county attorney, that I
would help bear the expense of find-
ing ihe person who committed the
crime. I’m no nearer Ihe cause of my
daughter’s death thun the rumors that
she or any member of our family re-
ceived any threatening letters or
warnings that one of the ramlly was
going to die."
C. A Peterson, county attorney, ami
Sheriff C. O. Bollinger the girl was
murdrred. The tramp who was ar-
rested at Savonburg, Afteen miles
form here yesterday, has not been
questioned yet by the county attorney.
Sheriff Bollinger said this morning
that the man would be taken to lola
today. He Is believed to be the man
who asked for something to eat at the
Sapp home last Friday afternoon.
The women and children of Ihe town
are afraid to go on the streets at
night since the murder. Calvin Mor-
rison, the marshal, received several
notices of the presence of tramps In
the residence section last night
Persons on their home from church
last night went In groups and many
carried lanterns. Mrs. 8app. who has
been prostrated ever elnce the death
of her daughter, who waa too III to
attend the funeral Sunday, is reported
Improving to-day and will be able lo
testify at the resumption of the coro-
ner'* Inquest neit week.
Hew to Cura a Cold.
The queetlon of how to cure a cold
without unnecessary loss of time Is ons
In whleh we are all more or lesa Inter-
ested. for the quicker a cold is gotten
rid of the less the danger of pneumonia
and other serious diseases. Mr. B W
L. Hall, of Waverly, Va., has used
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for
years and says: ‘‘I firmly believe
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy to be
absolutely ths best preparation on the
market for colds I have recommend
ed It to my friends and they all agree
with me." For sale by all druggists, w
Toklo, Japan, Oct. 1—The banquet
In honor of Secretary Taft, given last
night by the municipalities and the
Chamber of Commerce, aiul attended
by promlent Japanese statesmen, In-
cluding members of the cabinent,
brought forth a notable speech by the
American secretary, which made a
splendid impression. After dinner the
assembly presented a remarkable
scene, every one congratulating every
one else and resulting In what was
considered a complete removal of the
cloud that had risen between Japan
and the United States and silencing
the sensationalists. The secretary said
In part:
"Now for the moment there was a
little cloud over our frienship of fifty
years, but the greatest earthquake of
the century could not shake onr amity.
I cannot trespass on the jurisdiction
of the department of state and dis-
cuss even this In San Francisco, but
t can say that there Is nothing In
them that is incapable of honorable
and full adjustment by ordinary di-
plomacy."
The secretary said he did not hold
that war was entirely uaju.-tuiud when
international grievances cannot other-
wise be redressed "But war Is hell,"
he said, "and only a great cause which
cannot be settled by diplomacy Justl-
Aes it.”
Taft said war between Japan and
Ihe I'nlted States would be a crime
against civilization Neither desire It.
neither would gain anything from It.
and both governments would strain
every nerve to prevent It. The secre-
tary characterised even the sugges-
tion of war as Infamous.
Quinsy, Sprains and Swelling Cured.
"In November. 1 »01. I caught cold
and had the quinsy. My throat was
swollen so I could hardly breathe I
applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
it gave mp relief In a short lime In
two days I was all right," gays Mrs L
Cousins, Otterburn. Mich, chamber-
lain's Tain Balm Is a liniment and is
especially valuable for sprains and
swellings For sale by all druggists, w
TUCKER SAYS HE
IS AN OFFICE BOY
WAS EXPRESSION MADE BY H. H.
TUCKER AT TOPEKA A FEW
DAYS AQO
"I have done my work with the Un-
cle Bam Oil company. I atn about
through. In the future 1 will be aort
of an office boy, but the compuny will
be safe and solvent, and that Is what
I have been striving for. The rough
and tumble work of promotion la over.
The company ta establlihed."
This la the expresalon of H. H. Tuck-
er. the "Young Napoleon" of finance
who originated, organited and promot-
ed the celebrated Uncle Bam Oil com-
pany, and fought the battles of the
company when tt was attacked on the
ground of Inaolvency, even to the ex-
tent of going to jail for contempt of a
distinguished United States judge.
Mr Tucker, who is still secretary of
the re-organlzed Uncle Sam Oil com-
pany, came to Topeka for the purpose
of looking over the rlHlms filed with
the referee, Judge Z. T. Hazen, and
finding out whether he and his frlenda
control enough of the creditors to dic-
tate the election of P. W Ooebel as
trustee to succeed J C. Morse, the pres
ent recelvai.
BOY STABBED
IN SHOULDER
HENRY SWANKSY STRUCK ON
HIS BACK AND MAY DIE
FROM RESULT.
Perry# Okla., Oct. 1.—Henry Swan-
kay, the 14-year-old boy. who waa
."tabbed here Thursday by Dandy Rob-
erta, aged 16, ia lying at the point of
death as a reault of hia wound*. The
knife blade, enterjuat below the right
shoulder blade, penetrated the right
lung and alight hojM-s are held for the
victim'* rev*very.
The Swankay boy, who Uvea In the
country near thin city, had brought
»»me of hia relative!! to the train and
while atanding at the dej»ot, became
engaged in «n altercation with the
Roberts boy over a knife trade. The
Roberta lad then atruck at Hwankay
with the knife and aa he did so the
boy turned, the knife striking jwat un-
der the right shoulder blade
THEY ALL (RAFT
THE APPLE MAN
The apple man waa driving down
the street yesterday with a glam look
on hla face He stopped to tell a
perk of apples and a man came along
and said, "Oood morning," pleasantly,
picked up an apple, made some re-
marks about the fine apples the man
had, passed on eating It. The reporter
saw this occur aeverai times and
thought possibly he might graft In on
an apple He approached the applt
man and said, "Pretty fair crop tbla
year?" all the lime gelling hla mit
close lo one of those juicy apples.
"Yes," Ihe man Mid, "but my profit
will all he Mtsn up by my frlenda.
They all come along and pick up an
apple and In the end It counta up and
I don't feel like making a holler' for
an apple." The reporter had hla hand
m one when the man started to talk,
but he dropped It and went hla way
hungry.
Afflicted with Sors Eys* far 33 Years.
1 have Men afflicted with aore eyes
for thirty-three years Thirteen years
ago I became totally blind and was
blind for six years My eye* were
badly Inflamed. One of my neighbor.
Insisted upon my trying I'hatnberlain'a
Halve and gave me half a box of It.
To my surprise It healed my eyes and
my sight raine bark to me.—P. C.
Karls, t'ynthlana. Ky Chamberlain's
Halve ia for sale by all druggists. <w)
Geo. Frederick la In the city from
t.lsborn, Ohio, on a visit to his brother
W. B Frederick.
The advance guard of Hoboes, con
men, fakirs and people who follow clr
cuses, street fairs, carnivals und the
like struck Tulsu today. After remain
Ing in the city a few hours they con
tinurd on their way west to Oklahoma
City where they will lake In the street
fair which commences on < Ktober S.
"We've heard too much about your
city marshal to remain here," said one
of the hoboes. “There will be all kinds
of odd jobs for us in Oklahoma City
next week and while we would like to
pay your city a few days visit we can't
run the risk of getting locked up In
the cooler and thus miss the good time
In store."
And thus he went on his way re
jolrlng.
They Make You Feel Good.
Tile pleasant purgative effect experi-
enced by all who use Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets, and the
healthy condition of the body and mind
w hich they create makes one feel Joy-
ful, Price, 25 cents. Humpica fr*-e at
all druggists. (w)
ADVANCE GUARD
REACHES TULSA
th: con men in evidence on
WAY TO THE STATE
FAIR
Look Out
for
“Stars”
Selow
[pga, The man at the top
Soj ? W and the mar below—
all sorts of people
look out for "Star”
when they want a
good chew.
STAR
PLUG CHEWING TOBACCO
••Star’’ quality ha; never been equaled—"Star"
value is beyond competition—"Star” sales are
greater than the total sales of any five other kinds.
The best is always the cheapest—"Star" is far
more economical than other chews because it’s so
good—so rich and waxy, so sweet and sub*
stantial — so wholesome and juicy — so
elastic and lasting.
He sure and get "Star”—accept no sub-
stitute.
fjO,000,000 loc, pieces sold annually
In All Stores
JOHNSON WAS ATTACKED
BY BAR ROOM TOUGHS
The Man With Dandruff
•an now b« cured. He ehoold buy s
bottle ofZEHO to-day. ZEMO destroy*
lb* genu that censes the disease, tic
naestop* itching Instantly, prevent# (ail-
ing hnir and leave* the scalp in n clean
healthy condition. All Druggist*.
For Mia by Bhaekle Drug Company.
KANSAS 0IKL HAD
HRR THKOAT CUT
lola, Kaa , Bept 2k —Miss May Blpp,
aged 21 years, daughter of John N
Blpp, a well-to-do farmer, was found
murdered In the back yard of the blpp
home al Moran. 10 miles here,
last night. Her throat was cut evi-
dently with a raaor that was found
close by There I* no clue lo the mur-
derer* The body was brought lo Iota
today and a post mortem examination
was held
William Johnson, "Pussyfoot,” Ihe
mun who In endeavoring with fulr suc-
cess to keep Indian Territory free from
"booze," raided Ihe town of CheleM,
north of here, Saturday night, and dur-
ing the raid was assaulted and hut for
his own fighting abilities would have
been badly beaten and possibly killed.
After cleaning out three drug store*
he snd his deputy. W. B. Lowe, started
to make a round of the "Jolnti” of
the town for the purpose of getting
samples of the various near-beer sold
In them. As he entered the Edmond-
son "joint,” a crowd of rowdies pushed
forward aa If lo enter with him. They
were very threatening In their manner
so Johnson shut the door until he had
secured his sample, leaving I .owe on
the outside. As he opened the door to |
tome out. the mob, led by an ex-con-
stable and bad man by Ihe name of
I,. Dyce, surged Into the "Joint." Dyoe,
who Is a large and muscular fellow,
without preliminaries jabbed hip fist
Into Johnson's face, slid— “ ■ ring
one eye. Johnson count 'ce's
nose, knocking him dow swe-
ceaaton. By this time waa
getting dangerous. Be and
billiard cues were being hla*
and one man handed I and
worried Dyce a club lo Man
Johnson Immediately i p a
billiard cue and with pat
Dyce out of bualness. 7 i be-
gan taking an active p< reap
and a revolver was dt aaoa
turned on them with I cu«
about Ihe time that Lc th*
door and took th* gai rear
with hie billy. Lowe hi gun
out of the hand* of Ihe waa
trying lo shoot Johnaot bout
ten seconds the crowd, i and
rear, fled from th* scat oa-
hat Dyce had already b way
by some of hla friends. My*
that he thinks the man adly
hurt.
RAN PAWN SHOP
WITHOUT LICENSE
•OLDBERRY AND REEDMAN ARE
FINED 13040 EACH FOR
THIS OFFENSE.
A Well Known Fact
That no akin diaaaae, whether from
nternal or external origin, can long
withstand tho two powerful germicide*,
/.KMO and ZKMOTONK, the/ destroy
th* gariaa that cause the diaaaae, they
alwayaaure. Write for sample. K.WKoee
Mad. Oo., 8t. Louie. All Druggie* **11 it.
For sale by Bhackla Drug Compaay.
(kildberry snd Redman wers ar-
r#'Hi«d yesterday for conducting a
pawn shop without a license Th«*ir
place of buMincMM is called t h»* Uncle
Ham louan company and Is humid on
Ftrnt ntrcvt between Main and Ik ni-
ton.
These two Jews have been con-
ducting this buMineMM for some time,
hut they pleaded ignorance of ihe law
They wi re fined f.10 40 each, however,
and will now proceed to get a license
T Y Goldsbo rough was up from Andaraon sepalra watch**
Porter yesterday Drug O*.
EDITOR OLDER
UNDER ARREST
San Francisco, Bept 21 —Fremont
older, managing editor of the Bulletin
iwrmanently connected with the graft
prosecution waa arrested in this city
yesterday evening on warrant! Issued
In Loe Angeles and sworn lo by Luther
Brown who charge* older with rrim-
Insl libel Older su arrested on the
street and taken In an automobile to
Red Wood where connection waa mad*
with a train tor Lo* Angelea on which
he was placed In charg* of officer*
from that dly.
BAD
DIGESTION
Try •
Want Ad.
tiding d
I PRICE
bii
Biliousness and constipation bring on kidnap
disease wkick it the gnat destroyer of life. Tha eafa
conn* ia to resort bilious disorders a* soon a* they
appaar.
PRICKLY ASH BITTERS
It a system tonic end corrective which carries it*
cleansing and stimulating influence to every part of
the body, drive* out impnritiee, strengthen* diges-
tion end quickly restores eaergy and cheerful spirit*.
0*4 thedeaatte with tb* Flgert "1" tt fltdra Frsal Laksi.
Mi ky Dnsggtat*.
Eczema anti Plmplea
ve quickly and permanently cured by
ZKMO, a clean liquid (or ritornai use.
'.KMO draw* the germ* to the aorlace
i( the skin ami destroys them, leaving
t nice clear hMlthy akin. Write K. W.
Kuee Mnl. Co., Nt. Louis, Mo., lor
ampin. All Druggista eall /.KMO.
For Mle by ffharkle Drug Company
WARNING Ol
In tha United States Co and
for th* Western Judk , Ink
dlan Territory, olttln l. ta
the - tern
Cheater V. Hamkoi t Va
Lillian Hamilton, defei
The defendant. I,lllla I. ia
warned to appear In this court within
thirty days, and answer the comytalat
of the plaintiff, Chester V Hamilton.
Witness the Honorable William A
loiwrenre, Judg eof said court and the
seal thereof, this 2Mh day of Sep-
tember. 1*07
main.
It I’ HARRISON, Clerk,
by Otis Lorton, Deputy
Warren D AhtM.lt attorney for plain
tiff: Oeo T. Brown attorney for non-
realdent defendant wl5-4l.
DEATH OF GRAND
DUKE FREDERICK
Constance Grand Duchy of Baden.
Sept 21 — Grand Duke Frederick of
Stolen tiled todsy of Inflammation Al
his bedside were Grand Duchess, Frln.
Grand Duke Frederick of Baden
cess Louise of Prussia. Hereditary
Prince Mux of Baden, brother of Grand
Duke, Crown Prince** of Bweeden anil
othera
Ecseoia la Now Carable
ZF.M0, B
external aae.
Moya itching instantly
and destroy* th* germ* that earn# skis
disease*. Ecsetna quickly yield* and is
permanently cured by tha remarkable
medicine. Allllrnrgude. Write lorenm-
•de. R. W. (tea* Mad. Co.,Ft. Louie, Mo.
For sal* by Bhackla Drug Campaay.
Nstlee tf Fereeleunre Bala
hi th* United State* court for th*
Western District of Indian Territory,
at TuIm.
Th* Bkistook Bank, Plaintiff, va.
J K Sickle*. I M. (tickles, Ihgondanta
Nolle* le hereby given, that by vir-
tue of s degree of foreclosure and Mia
In ths above entitled action on th*
llth day of July, 1M7, th* undersigned.
C. W Butterworth, Master In Chance-
ry. for that purpose appointed, will
sell at public auction at th* front doer
of th* United Stele* Court Hons* in
th* City of Tuba. In th* Western Dis-
trict of th* Indian Territory, aa Ihe
lath day of Meptember, 1MT, at lira
o'clock in the afternoon of that day.
tha mortgaged premises situate la tha
Wratern District of the Indian Terri-
tory aa directed In said decree of fore-
closure snd tele, and therein deeertb-
ed aa follows:
All of lot two (t), In block twenty-
all (ID In the town of Bklatooh, Indian
Territory, according to th* recorded
plat thereof, or so much thereto ae may
be sum. lent to Mtlsfy Judgment aad
roeto amounting in alt to Three Hun-
dred Thirty-sight and 11-10# dollars
(Itllll) with Interest from the dat*
of Mid Judgment, and all accruing
cost* of Ml*
Dated, August 14.1MT
C. W. RUTTOtWORTH.
Master la Onetery
Aby A Tuchsr, attorneys tor ptaJatMf
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