Lawton Constitution-Democrat (Lawton, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 28, 1909 Page: 4 of 6
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PLACE A BOMB
Attorney at
Defendants
Death of County
Hands of Law's
Averted by Chain ot Accidents
to Scheme; Death Trap Threat-
ened Many Lives
WIIMIW SHOOTS TO
KIM. 1IER LOVER.
<.rni«.i KIM- ok i.omj win
IMI \l I KIt INSI I I IMi MRS.
VOI M*ltl.OOl>.
MTSKOGKE. Ok., Oct. 26.—(Special)
Mrs. Youtitfblood, a voimk widow,in
defence < f her honor, shot and dauger-
( iisly wounded OeorK6 King. a farin-
• r and married man. at the hoin«> of
her mother, four ihUch from Long, in
Sequoyah county. King ha« a chance
to recover. The woman came in an I
wave herself up and gave bond In the
•-um of $1,000.
King has been pressing lila atten-
tions the youim woman for aome
time and she as perRlntently repulsed
him . 8aturda\ he appeared three
times. Finallx he camc hack wriii
i some whiskey. This he ofTered her.
she took the bottle and went into the
: house and returned with at 38 calibre
revolver and shot at King five times
wo t>i t !:e shots taking efT-'ct.
King ran about a quarter of a mill
iind dropped.
FACTORY BOOSTERS
PLAN BIG THING IN
RAILROAD SWITCHES
It if- now up to Lawton to provide] mountains north of the factory site, by
switch for the three mill arranged the mills, to Lawton. The committee
constructed here." said a mem-'now has three different Interested con
; of the board of directors of the loc-, c
The first
terest thereon in full, although it wai
not yet due, The other note, which Is ^
also not due for some months yet. he
has amply secured and assures us it j
will 1)6 pall before maturity.
There Is nothing strange nlxjut "
Mate off'cer doiuii the usuul 1 'nkln-
business of his pri . te affairs . s« i
bank. I tupiH)8e that most public offi-1
cers have some bank w*ith which the
do business. This answers questioi
numbers one and two.
Elirlit (|nc*tloii* \lowered.
■Question number thre- : We ha1
paid out such amount of tli« guarant> | a
fund as was necessary to pay all cred- j '•
Horn on demand.
Question number five The Individ- 1 n-alty companj tcda>
mil .Ic|i03li8 were one million « luhtj - two lielng what Is know n as tin j
fotir thousand dollars v litre the state mills. and th* thltd inlll ' j
look charge of the hank. They are now for last Saturday, for which the o t,-,
paid down to t h I it > -1 u o thousand dol-|>r* have left " 1 to pa> ,
lars. and practically all of the unpaid charier and the capltrl stock of which
to oil-set a
bank agains
will b<
S |'\ | I OKI M Kit*
An attempt to carry out the threat against County Attoi-
liey J. A. Fain contained in the black hand letter r?ceived by
him two weeks ago—an attempt which failed ol its purpose,
however—was discovered this morning when F. R Swank.
deputy county attorney, entered the office o) Mi Fain on the
third floor of the Keegan building, corner Fourth street and
D Avenue, opening the door to which was attached the string
which was'designed to fire the death trap. An immense artillery
shrapnell copper shell, containing probably five pounds of dyna-
mite, something near a quart of loose explosive, and so arranged
jr 'small wooden box that a match and fuse and cap, ignited
by the pulling of a string attached to the doorknib would ex
nlode it, was lying in a chair near the door. The match had ig iv. who h
rited alright, and had burned some loose cotton by which it imni. >
was surrounded but a paper in which the outside box was wrap ^ ^ ^ ^
ped so effectively excluded the air that the flame went out be- j ^ ^ (|U„stion. slnC(1 vulI C0|iy
fore it ignited the two-inch fuse. their quo i Ion. I am always pleased' to
The death engine had been placed in the room sometime
answer any question so coming before
during last"night, evidently with the hope that Mr. Fain would th. h.imi,
be caught in the explosion. For some time past, he has been
the first to the office, arriving during court term, usually abou ^ (.jlnnil!lii (t;i, k Tnis,
But this morning he was late f.nd so out oi danger. Had, pBnj ,,,,
ganizatlon is not our busi-
balance if. subjec
notes held by th
same parties.
i "Question number fix: (Vrtalnl)
there has been no independent account j C'hambt v < f < oinmei
mining the condition of the! hard en plans to hav
Accountants connected I track laid from the lock quarries and
*d by
Mil IMI lll^l
(IITIIIIIK, Okla., Oct. 2'1. — No
state officer is interested in the reor-
ganization of the Columbia Band an 1
Trust company according to Governor
Haskell who issued a statement today
in reply to criticisms made by the Wall
Street Ic.ttrnal and other papers. That
no state officer ow« 1 the Columbia com
pany ;t cent.ifiv" State Treasurer Mene
I wo $10,000 notes in the
aaserted. The statement
- ^J
the explosion come, however, expert dynamiters declare it
would have torn out the whole front end of the three story Keeg
an building, killed practically every person within the building
and scattered destruction long distances along the street below.
At briefly outlined above, the dc-
a of the d ath engine was a c lew r
one. The bomb Itself, about three in-
ches in diameter ami about eight inch-
es long, filled with dynamite, was l>ing
within a small wooden box in which
pepper had come irom the wholesale
liouse On the end of the cartridge w;i
a tin cap through the center of which
wi.3 Inserted a fuse about two inches
jn length and on the Inside end
which was fixed the explosive cap. .Inst li-
at the outer end of the fus<
the box were stretched strings through
which an ordinal> match was fasten
fd. Then, on the bottom of the box be-
neath the match was a piece of sand
I aper upon which the match was to be
scratched. Around the sandpaper, too
tras feme loose cotton for th° purpose
of encouraging the flame. To the bot-
tom end of tin
another string runnin
of the box
attached to the knob of the door.
Thus, when the door was opened,
the match scratched across the sand-
'taper and ignited. The cotton caught
rn fire at once and even scorched the
fuse slightly.
Hut, In the final working of the de-
sign, one thiUK bad been neglected. No
bote bad been left to admit the air. The
paper which turrounded th© wooden
1k>x. a piece vi Sunday's Oklahnman. ef-
fectually shut out all air and, without
sufficient oxygen, the flame went out
just before igniting the deadly fuse.
The design was evidently aimed at
County Attorney J, A. Fain who
injunctions against building containing
.tints be dissolved. A chain of accl-
ii nts however, prevente I his ti ath and
the denth probably of a score of others.
!l< was not the first to enter the room
I, i ii •... • , at the office about ten niln-
ui• a Inter and opened the box to dis-
> over it: contents.
Later, officers arrived and extracted
the fuse and cap from the bomb. The
f matte: has neen turned over to the of-
«rs for Investigation, but thus far |
imd across ro mine has been discovered.
III. OFF Kit HEW A HI).
In conversation willi a ( oiistilulieii-
'hiiioenit reprcHentalive today. Muilr-
iiiiin \\. I . Mc(«iirren of the board of
count v coin in hftloiierN aniiounced thai
the commissioners will probably offer
a n ward for I lie rupture and con Jclion
< i the persons responsible for the
match was fastened placing of the deiilli trap. This reward
out at the < no will probably be added to by contrihii.
When the state officers have li-
quidated a bank, and caused its depost-
ors an I other creditors to be paid, our
duty ends
No state officer owed the Columbia
Hank and Trust company any sum
whatever, except Mr. Menefec. whom
it appears from the records, did his
banking business at that Institution and
owed the institution two notes of $10,-
000 each. These came into the hands of
the state bank commissioner as part
of the arsets of the bank. Mr. Menefee
has already paid one note and the in-
one half million dollars.
Unit;! To llock Quarries.
railroa i switch committee, aid
the executive board of the
is working
the switch or
bank.
ha vf
with the stat banking department
who perform those duties, and we cer-
tainly e ill in no independent account-
ant. Any Interested party, however,
who cared to staud the expense, could
do so.
\o Politicians' Note-
"Question number seven: We don't
find a single politician's note in the
assets of the bank. The Wall Street
Journal should not measure the Okla-
lioman | rccti: <• by 'lie practices of the
Wall Street istilc*.
"Question number eight: The true
amount of the so-called guaranty fund
is whatever amount may be necessary
to take care of any losses. It may be
payable in each or in certificates due at
a future date.
The conducting rem: k about a re-
organization of the bank is one that the
state officers have nothing to do with.
We are not in the re-organization busi-
ness. That is a feat of Wall Street, end
which they usuall> ba^-e on wind and
glittering prosp< < but a re-organiza-
tion in Oklahoma would have to be on
a perfectly -lid and substantial basis
before it could hope to meet our ap-
proval."
The Cha •• Hide. Fur and Junk
House, corn r Third and E pays high-
est cash price. Iron a specialty. One
block south "f Land office. L. A. Chase,
manager. Lawton, Okla. 10-7 w tf
Constitution-Democrat 10c per week
asphalt beds northwest of Lawton,
through the site for the threi big
mills, and on down to Lawton con-
necting with the Frisco west of the
city. From the time the first two or
three miles are laid from the rock quar
rics to the factory sites, the roai will
pay, having stone material, crushed
and otherwise, toward erecting the
four hundred dwelling houses, the six
big mill buildings, ond the power
house and the library and gymnasium
buildings as contracted. This track
when extended to Lawton will provide
a way for the unlimited millions of
tons of limestone, crushed In different
forms, for railroad ballasting, for
building construction, and best of all,
for use as a macadem base for street
paving over our entire city, and for
macadem roads in defferent parts of
the county. Mr. Spence. Dr. Campbell,
and assoclpfea. v.lth other companies,
have absolute showing for big beds of
low grade mineral ore. that in the fut-
ure w ill cause this roa l to be extend-
ed into the mountains to develop the
mines by bringing the ores to a cen-
tral smelter located at, or near Law-
ton.
"This same road no doubt will find
an attractive proposition farther to the
northwest leading to Hobart, thus car-
rying out the plan started by Lawton
people a few years ago t'or a line
through the mountains to Hobart.
"The whole interest right now is. to
make the start from the limestone
cerns investigating the proposition
with th- view of laying the rails. Thii
i tie railroad, at first perhaps six
miles long, will mean just now more
for Lawton than all the outside rail-
road talk. It will develop the limestone
rock business, the asphalt bed • and frr
nisli shipping facilities for the big
mills. !t will open a way for paving
Lawton at a low price on quick time,
and furnish niaca lein material for Co-
manche county roads as bonds are
voted in the country districts. The
tonage fur the railroads will be im-
mense, and someone will build the
road without delay."
I MOV \\\ \ HOLD
\\\« \\. MKKIiMi.
Mcalester, ok.. Oct. 26.—(8peci-
al)—The state conference of Bricklay-
ers and Masons International union
began a three day's session here today.
There are many delegates present and
more to arrive tonight.
State l*abor Commissioner Charles
Daugherty and J. Luther Langston,
i secretary of the State Federation of
j Labor, are present and will address
the conference.
The Oklahoma conference Is com-
posed of twenty-four different locals.
It is one of the strongest crafts in the
southwest.
The laboring people of Oklahoma ex-
pect great god to result from this
meeting.
The officers of the state conference
are: President, J. (Jauham. McAlester;
first vice president. Geo. Clark, Law-
ton: i;ecju'J vice president, M. E. Brun-
nell. Chickasha; third vice president,
A. L. Cloe, Clinton: secietarv, O. M.
Keller. Oklahoma City; treasurer, D. K.
DeHaven. Tulsa.
EM URY TO IIOIJ)
TO FKBRI ARY I.
GUTHRIE, Ok.. Oct. 25.— (Special) —
Owing to the inability of the republt*
"an politicians to decide on his ?u°-
ccssor, United States District Attor-
ney John K/nbry of the Western dis-
trict. whose resignation was to take
effect Nov. 1, has decided to hold rn
not later tl t.n rtb 1. 1910. He was so
requested by t nlted States Attorney
General Wi Le shnni.
-AND GET -
A PERFECT PAIR OF SPEX
eye testing is necessary to fit even the very weakest eyes with tl '
-U~T.
as they are fitted perfectly by age only. A handsome si\-dollar Gnid
Filled pair for only J?2.60, and a silver-tipped Spectacle Case free ' ltli
each pair. For sale only at
Jones Bro s. Drug Co.
tli it hi", h a small hole, and <'< " «' citizens >■<> that everj effort "ill
Mi l II I OK DEMNQI EM'
TAX 8JU.ES.
Continued From 1'nge Tlire
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The Best Food for Workers.
gethcr with Undersheriff S, A. EIrcul
9 The 1 < st food for those who work
jwitli hand or brain is never high
jrit • d.
^ The best example of this is found in
Quaker Oats. it stands at the top
fcmong foods that supply nourishment
find vigor, without taxing the diges-
tion and yet it is the least expensive | ]'(,t
tooa uii, can cat. I Lot No
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Xnake it an Ideal food for families who
Ufant to g«'t the greatest good from
$rhat they eat. S
|i Laboirrs> faerory or farm hands, fed
t0 plentil'vWy on Quaker Oats will work
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fetter and with less fatigue than if
. . hu..„A fed on almost any other kind of food, j
had bean threatened In the blackhanqt ^e8Q ,;u.IS wera proved and!
Setter written two weeks ago yesterday very Interesting Information about
an' received bv Mr. Fain two weks human foods were gathered by Pro-
, " . . lessor Fisher of Yale University in
ago today, threatening the de.it 190s. You'll find Quaker Oats in reg-
brth unless all prosecutions against uiar l7iG packages, large size family
persons in Lawton be dismissed and all pacK '.c. s and her'in.-tically sealed una.
Saturday, October 50, !W
Wi' tiuole von the following i■ x■ > i>ti«>n;i 1 liar^iiins. l'or
Sa.lurd.uy, Oclobcr 30 One Day Only
Granulated Sugar, 18 lb- for $1.00
Jaj'an Rice, SO lbs for 1.00
Silk Soap, 2^ bars for
Standard 3-lb Tomatoes. 12 t ans for
2-lb Corn, 13 cans for
Concentrated Lye, 14 cans for
Monarch Coffee (extra good) 5 lbs for
5 gallons Coal Oil for
1.00
1 00
1.00
1 00
1.00
.05
you Cannot Afford to Mijj This Opportunity
Respectfully,
Phone 402 THE J10DFL GROCERY 306 3d St.
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D.B.MALERNEE The Farm Loan Ulan
Was never in a better position to do business than
now. He has plenty of money, an attractive con-
tract to the borrower, low interest rate and favor-
able terms. See him before making a loan.
Keegai Building
Cor. 4th and D
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Lot No 18 Block No
lx)t No 19 Block No
Lot No 20 Block No
Lot No 1 Block No
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Lot No 13 Block No
i.ot No 14 Block No
Lot No 15 Block No
Lot No 16 Block No
Lot No 17 Block No
Lot No 18 Block No
Lot No 19 Block No
Lot No 20 Block No
Lot No 12 Block No 9
Lot No 1 Block No 11
Lot No 2 Block No 11
Lot No 3 Block No 11
Lot No 7 Block No 11
Lot No 8 Block No 11
Lot No 17 Block No 11
Lot No 18 tiiock No 11
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lx>t No 9 Block No 15
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Ix)t No 16 Block No 22
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Williams, J. Roy. Lawton Constitution-Democrat (Lawton, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 28, 1909, newspaper, October 28, 1909; Lawton, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc119825/m1/4/?q=%22new-sou%22: accessed July 7, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.