The El Reno Democrat. (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 30, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 1, 1908 Page: 2 of 8
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OklshDmjrc W II Not Sanction Derr.a
goguo Interference.
Special to Democrat.
Guthrie, Okla, Wept '• ''
feet of Preal.lent Roi.rv.-lf> Utter o \
Haskell has nl.ea.ly be-.l felt In Ok-
lahoma Republican h®fcH|Wrtrt
Neither Cha rman Norris or 8.
1ar,. i ,„ , *•< Id mm; nt on the
communications today. Tw.-nt -f,.ui
hoar* ago House predict. in i h*'
Haskell ami n triumph for Roose-
velt.
The ufo of the olil char. • . iicralnst
Haskell by the president Is now ai-
tribute.l to Dennis Flynn, who admit
he telegraphed Roosevelt the *u >
stance of the I'ralrle Oil company,
controversy. Now that Roosevelt ha
also failed In making the allegations
stick. Flynn finds some consolation
for himself. It. Is admitted by high
Republican leaders that the Room
velt litters on Foraker and Haskell
have Injured their cause In oklahoma.
PREMIUMS AWARDED ON DIS
PLAY THIS MORNING.
Horsemen Show Great Interest and a
Fine Display of Horses Was
Exhibited.
ur^j, Pi-duct Show Has Brought Out .Ion Is taking p'
Price. Paid for Corn Here Average Exhibit of Which All |t«K,th and
„i. P..d.n ; Are Proud. | for th. ,,-p.
| The ladles of ti
, . , ! Visitors to the Hall Are Entertained church are >en
, ' Afterron and Evening With E*- 1 lurch to all vhu (
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display of the premiums offered to A
subscribers of ' '
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Ten Cents Higher Th
Oklahoma City.
El H
ailenally
eno are
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To
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One of the best displays of the
home product show was the exhibi-
tion of saddle anil driving horses
which took place this morning on
llickford avenue.
All of the entries were good and the
judges were confronted with a hard
lask In allotlng the ribbons. The
decisions were strictly on the merits
of the horses and the judges, Met rs
Frank Thompson, Climb lifers and
.lolm Petree gave uniform satlsfac
lion In placing the award-.
w. Kltsmlller, Rnri Wolf and
Fred Bolton had driving teams enter
ed and the ribbons for best driving
team were awarded to ll 1Wolf,
first, and Fred Holton, second. For
best matched team lb W II. lii t
and W. IKt/.mllier, second.
In the single driver (lass W. 11
Kintzley won !'r t. and !<• I' ' ' ''•
second. Otner entries were made In
I'ete Noi'ile and William Fugate.
The saddle horses made a tine dis-
play and received a great amount of
applause for the manner in which
they performed. The entries were by
Tom Fahey, J. M. Hill. A. A. Cowden
and ('■ 1> Mctilnnis. The judges
awarded Tom l-'ala > first and A. A
Cowden second.
For the boy riding contest there
were three entries, 11. IV Mayfield,
Milburn Oaburn and Hud Spurgin. Tin-
prize was awarded to II l> Maylleld
who rode tile horse owned by (ii-orgc
('. Hockeubaek.
who claim that the> are not pad a|
fair prlte for their grain, and it ha |
l„ e!i laid that farmers living a few j
inlit s east of K1 Reno could n ak |
more than wagea by hauling their |
corn to Oklahoma City to market it |
The Democrat may 1 •• just a I'll j
skeptical, but the statement illdn't
sound good, so It concluded to do a
little work of Investigation. It d.d
o and became thoroughly satisfied
liber th.-t the farmers of Ibis ret- .f'
ire being given a square deal, and
that El It .no buyers are paying a'l
that tlM marki t will stand, 01 t l
Oklahoma City dealers are making an | """
enormous profit on their purchases ■
The following comparison of prie s.
here with thou- in Oklahoma Cii j
■bould satisfy jtite farmeri of ti |
bUIll
truth of this assertion-
This morning's Oklnhoman. In i I i '''
li-cal market report, says t'- i tic - ;
corn la felling there at from 40 to, "> '
cents. Today the 101 Reno Mill and j''
the Canadian Mill both paid r.", cents
per bushel for the best new corn or
from S cents to 13 cents more than
was paid In Oklahoma City. It is
probable that at time i prices are
more nearly even In the two cities
than at present, but it Is an unde-
niable fact that prices or grain are
always higher in El Ueno than they
are in Oklahoma City, and th'-re 1.-
not tin- slightest i am e for finding
fault with the grain dealers of El
Reno. They are largely interested in
tHe growth and prosperity of the city
and tin v are shrewd enough to know
that nothing will do more for the nd
vancemeiit of a cltv than a ■:ood. re
liable home markit.
cedent Musical Program.
i and the quality
! surnassed. The
aandwlch
i ,;,,e to El R- no and not visit j they i
convention hall Is to go away j who l
lit seeing the best part of th€
and those w iio do so w ill nevei
an opportunity of viewing on'
nt-■ t tasteful displays cVi 1
: i d in the city.
. merchants of the city spent r
deal of time and were at no In
I ruble <-\i cure to make th ■
us attractive and to thi t emr
-rve are dalnt
iss the booth.
The Plon . r Tel
re making a praetic
if thi ir phone sevlc
d telephone Instrns
if all who r- iul t
rhe munbrr is !'' • :
s constantly oi let
*bo Is In the hall c
•eou. st for infoi'.i
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NTHLY EXCURSION TO THE
OUR MO
lien who belli
i-ii. ent for t'
i\ ith their tra
n for the grec
Product show.
on < nterlng
I with a b
b and tliei
in furni hi)
e who favc
credit
i puny also
r f til
should (
if the ! The Tlcprdorff
a b autifully dec
s coti- they have Jlae •
nilderlng displa - of goods, l iekl
Is a lla-li of color | enterprising firm
hall
a m« s*€
•f
,) call an
0 answer
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s the
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w ith
other
this com
pany
booth in
v ha
day of cr
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ini.d b>
thi'
name of
Dear
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SAN LUIS VALLEY COLO.
LEAVES OKLAHOMA CITY VIA SANTA FE, 3:45 P. M.
all part of the Bpaclou hull , dorff Is beeoniit
a peal, to the eyes and leaves 1 everyone in F -
ipi'i Inn not to he soon fO' only cati>
- w eli kn i vn to | <■
county for they no!
j
a s, lpct line of groceries, IT
bt t pay the blxbe ' market price tor|*
vi |. t ti li s and pro luc • « Wch t*f\ I
farmer has for sal j A
The Canadian M ' ''ll %
lent display of tie i: ' ' C" fl IW a'l I I A
the si?n li ade ef • 11 t 'lis wit -ait
lit t \ are buy ei Y
ROUND TRIP, INCLUDING BERTH $34 50. LANDS RANGE FROM
$25.00 UP.
Turning to the right after eiit- riti;
tin door one finds llrst the stand pr<
sided over b\ the Catholic lailb
when- refreshments of soft drink-
cofT.e, sandwiches and home m.', i
rnn.la at.- si vcl. Everything about further words t
the stand is lasty and the purvi yors of grain. This company is c,.
ready to aerre one and alt. not the largest milling companies In Ok
alone with their wares, bet with a .lahoma and,are malting a high patent
smile of welcome as well. Hour that sends joy to tin h- irt oi t
The El Reno (las and Electric earn- housewife and mala-s marriage a
pany hay on exhibit all of the I- t cess when used for breakfa-t b -u
to he found in electric appliances and; The Rainbow lie t Room, a it 1
III,., hall l'ghts are of the kind that been termed is the abode m ,l.<
I,,,,. lirti. til. a„a dec .r;.t:-.. lo DEMOCRAT where the tin I rs
i ,.ei on who contemplates bu hl and rest while reading th ■ tat.
Mug and fitting the house with . ' news in the copies of the Pamocra
BRY AN-BLACK INVESTMENT CO.
12 NORTH BROADWAY,
PHONE MAIN 75. OKLAHOMA CITY.
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Many an uglj
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HER FIRST RIDE SINCE 1857.
Coffeyv'ltc Woman 74 Years Old Ha3
Only B | n 54 Miles on Cars.
trie llglits 1 .is booth offers ar
! intimity for selection th; t
not. ha pa-s. 1 by.
The Mark. Ili-glns company
one of the mot t tastefully .lee
booths In the hull and have o
play a select line of gentlemen's
Chnnute, Sept. ^5.— Mrs.
Short of Coffcvville, who
Susan A.
ri ei lit Iy
ROCK ISLAND WILL RUSH WORK
ON YARDS.
One Hundred Men Arrived Today
From Kansas City for Construc-
tion Work.
op that will always be found on the tal b
ibl Ice water for the refreshment of a 1
is kept in the cocdi r and «-v. i" -no U
iY" invited to help tla mselv. A
i a play of the fine iob printing turned
1 out by the job praitin:: lepa t ■ s o
ar- the Democrat and all who are in n< < -1
■ apparel' for fall and winter thai of work of this kind are invP -d ' •
sti a lly or th.- latest Htyb- a-. I pat call at the Pemocrat olllee wlv -
miles on a ra, SBr-S SSS ^
T0#d her hZ MVM ^oard a small sample of what may be seen Lost complete of any plant In Okla-
fifty one years she vcr aooar i «i •. !t Ti,„ v «o fltlv nam
Bteiim cars. For thirty-seven years
she has lived In Coffeyvllle and had
never been out of the city until she
came to Chanute to visit her gran-
son.
When she boarded the Santa Fi-
at Coffeyvllle it was for the second
time In her life and the first time for
n period of flftyone years. In 1S.VT
Mrs. Short rode six mil 's on a rail-
road train, from Monmouth to Young
America, 111., a distance of six Hides.
She has never lve-i on a train or a
t car since that time until she-
took the Santa Fe for Chanute.
rj prevent failun
refrain from trj
of the men who are building
< great state, makes one of the i
•xhibits ever seen and the com-,
incut of all who view the display i
to the .-fleet that it could not be •
celled and rarely equaled.
i It is ea
ALLECE5 EMBEZZLEMENT OF |„ ;
PUBLIC FUNDS.
Return an Indictment Charging Form ' \ mail mild rath,
ei Probate Jutlqe With Misappro- . ..u i> sold by
pnating Public Monies.
I A man and Ills wif
Prominent Attorney of the City is |,ut ;t :s I11(l _ |[ v
Accused of Grave Offense While
a County Official.
Chicago New:: )
man has ,i hand,
■ shop.
all o
BIO 0
Civil I
Distr
All Mi
Now
The
will cc
be a
forty-s
on the
will d
the lis
is als<
I'ud
laws,
portal
court
dictlo
grcatl
court,
tlon
the li
m any
count
It wll
list o
tratic
The
fifths
bear.
On
was
Or
the i
adiat
and
trial
to-wi
- give himsi
a woman.
my be o
pi ", iib for t
A frii ml i.i need Is a friend ind. •
if lie do- Mi't try to make a touch.
The grand jury vest- relay returned
an indictment against .lames I. Phelps Tll(
of the law firm of Phelps and Cope , a„ b
charging him with the misappropria-1 K00(|S#
i ion of public money to the amount of.
A blind man in Ohio, aftc
more man talks the less hi
tieinnd«'«l on to deliver the
by a visit to their store. I homa. The booth has been fitly nam-,
In the booth Of the Bonebrake ed the "Rainbow Booth" and the pro-,
Hardware and Implement company, is verbal pot of gold will be found
a seasonable display of hunting goo s , the foot of tl.e rainbow by the ad-
„ .-nritcoro whn use the columns of tile,
things
booth is surmounted t.y uemocrBl. """""j thiJ „ent as an attorney and politician. He!
a set of Hags that ahfW the fiags our nii,^ Ptetwe jwwjjn U0.J ^ probate jU(lge 0f After a wonlan haB taIhe<l about 1*9
Bag has met. I he frame contains an > . ' ' - thp countv has a Iarge a< ,pialnt- ,ong her husballd ls anxious tc
American, Spanish, Flllp.no and Cuban ; Jt_the 1 anee throughout the state. oir th, Ra8.
Hardware and implement comp-uy. " b ad.! *2.268 00. \ blind man In Ohio, after drink-
a seasonable display ol hunting goo s the f ,mn of the Judge Phelps Is .nil known through- ,ng a plnt whl8kyi c|a!ms t0 havd^fek
and stov-t that fort eli of the coming vert Iseis* house «h ' | , ,,, ,,, *
winter. The booth Is surmounted by Democrat. Honorable Lilian den , o.M ^ th.ng .
tu rn
The Rock Island Is using every ex-
pedient to rush the work and get their
yards completed by the time set for
the opening on October 4th.
Today one hundred men arrlv. .1
from Kansas City who will begin the
construction work In the new yards
at once.
The scarcity of labor lu this city
necessitat d the Importing of labot
by the Rock Island as orders have
been Issued to have the yards com- \
pitted and ready for occupancy on or
before October Ith. without fail.
Trainmen have already received
their orders to report here on that
date.
In the yards everything Is activity
and gangs are working In all direc-
tions laying and surfacing the tracks.
GORGEOUS SPECTACLE OF FLOW-
ERS AND BEAUTY.
Parade This Afternoon Witnessed by
Large Crowd WhoWere En-
thusiastic in Applause.
The flower parade this afternoon
was a scene of heatuy and splendor
such as ls seldom seen In the west.
Bands oi music and the ladies drum
corps lent spirit to the occasion and
the beautiful decorated carriages and
automobiles lilled with beautiful wo-
men were beyond comparison.
The nueen of th - carnival. Miss
Knima Kossuth, and her maids of
honor. Misses Wilson and Gramljean,
beautifully arrayed, rode in the state
coach, which was artistically decorat-
ed with yellow chrysanthemums,
while the horses were driven "ith
lines wrappfd to match the decora-
tions of the carriage.
Other floats in the parade were, en
tered by .liin Cole, a white four-in
band and cab decorated in white.
Tile Pioneer Telephone Co.
Master Fred Wright
The W C T. V.
The B. F O. E.
The 1"1 lietin Intenniban railway
The Royal Neighbors.
Mrs. H. S. Kngle.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Paulsen
Sam Peach
Canadian Mill an.l Elevator Co.
GOOD COTTON CROP.
Marked Improvement Hsrc
Post Two Months.
in the
her
His bond was fixed at one thousand j
dollars. The indictment reads as fol-
lows:
The State of Oklahoma vs. James
I. Phelps.
State of Oklahoma, Canadian conn
A bachelor may be independently
rich, but a rich married man is nevet
ir.de pi ndent.
Many a man imagines he's -dom
something lor tlie church when In
Ini\ s a cushion for his pi w.
p. A Taylor of Chickasha, w
today, studying the coton proposition |
Mr. Taylor has been with the Chick
ar.ha oil mills for years, and Is as well
potted on the coton question as any
man in the country. He reports a
great improvement In the cotton crop
of this portion of the state In the
will be fully eipial to that of last
past two months, and says the yield
year.
Ann t iran. hmmuu -
Mi" and is worthy of note from an he is proclaimed hv the people as th.
dueational standpoint. "Her of this country aml the flags
The Sacrc.l Heart school lias on of the nation will be unfaile.l for his
dlsplav an exhibit of the pupils' work honor in every city of the world.
tha, Includes penmanship, drawing.' The K, Reno Mil. and Elevator com-
c dorwork fancy work and In fact pany's booth is unique from the fact
, v.",} thing that is taught in the that it is a house built entirely o ,
!('}Tu"ZiTc^Sa™ iteiw' 3eaT of I.htLSld1!.e niUlingmn- j 'of th, lerm of the district
:!,an!: o^l thool' have acquired ' pany is 1 tTel Ih^Mn .d
a marked success In kindergarten -r the line ex.nhi m. 1 of then „,ir olu.
inUSlC: Thei[ Zl™ ™n>r^^ t^Ian h^ an TI, a,' and Ki.ht,!, „,t of t" J" illg t
r.bi reputeL.
Of their leading brand "Fl Reno-empan. ,.-d, sw.cn and cliarg. d a< : —
this cn'ilit is tine. or. lin" to la" , to diligently inquire
''T 7o,;,;v,r ™i.i*', ^ "L m «- > * ^—1 --
rsri ;TZ XSJU. - ^ i—•a" -
Biggest Steel Plate Order.
Pittsburg. Sept. 2.".,—What is said
to be the largest single order for steel
plate ever received by the Carnegie
Steel company came yesterday from
the Pittsburg steamship company, the
general offices of which are ill Cleve-
land. when that firm ordered 80.000
tons of steel plates to be used in
building ore vessels at the I.or.ain,
O.. dock. To till the order work in
the plate mills previously closed, was
begun last night. Most of the strue
, „1„#i,i, „ „„,i rnrnlshines The firm' of Oklahoma committed or trial(1
SrSHaSS wwis#=.= raw i
then, in this city are superior to any place among the leading merchants
that can be purchased at other of the city.
places. SothyoungniM have^pleas- ^ "h ft ^?h together I county nf0resai.l. on 13th day of
z srr«rjri;r51. i —- - -
One trouble with the man
aits out to K 11 time is that hi
busy
GLOBE SIGHTS.
U'i oiu the Atchison Globe,
by the nuthorit;* of the state ef Ok-
lahoma, upon their oath present:
That James 1. Phelps, late of tlir
South Rock Island. standpoint of beauty and a.tistic
The Connellv Construction com- decoration. These firms are among
pany have made a display of con- the leaders in their lines and their
Crete foundation blocks and orna- wares are always up to date and of
ments that is without exception the the best qualitv.
Tst ever shown in the city. Concrete The ladies of the Rock Island
Is the coming building material and E. church have a refreshment booth
the durability of the blocks combined and preside over it In a manner that
with the Cheapness of cost make of Is pleasing to all. The lunches and
then, the ideal foundation for houses refreshments served by then, are
„f anv size. The Connelly Construe- dainty and the quality is excellent.
nrennred to make Visitors to the hall are treated each
begun last night. Most of the sum- tloM (H,m„an> is 1> P-- d to mak ^ ^ ^
tural mills of the company also will llig„ pressure comb ns. d blocks
— a resu,t ot th<'b rs bam, ,he s.a.e
nr',ir- is alio prepared to make estimates lahoma. The class of music handled
v mUe after viewing the dis- Ln cement sidewalks, sewer construe-. by them i. seldom attempted by
Play horse at Tlnklepaugh's. wen, I a„ work where cement is , bands and the players are all soloist.
went i tlon and all work w her
and told her parents that it used.
home
was a Plymouth Rock horse.
Some folks brag of their virtues
until they make faults of them.
Foraker is likely to make a speech
or two that Vorys will not like.
Bonaparte will be a low-down son-
of-terrler if he puts Congressman Me
Ktnley in jail before the election.
No use to start soup houses when
the Republicans have a panic. The
011 their various instruments. The
Civilization follows the Hag and the ' harmony of the band is perfect and
One Minute Washing machine follows under the efficient directorship of Mr.
civ ligation for their machines MADE Shirley Chapman, they have made
IN Kl RENO are shipped to and on I noticeable progress in the past year,
sale'in all purls of the fnited States. ] To hear them is to have a musical
The company has an interesting ex- treat that can he equaled at no other
Mbit of their washing machines and place. The band is giving a series
nimi ..1 1...... machines and placf
dish washer ill their booth and the! of concerts this fall at the El Reno
One Thousand Nine Hundred and
Seven, in the county of Canadian and
state of Oklahoma aforesaid, then
and there being, was duly elected,
qualified and acting judge of the pro-
bate court of the county of Canadian,
in the then territory of Oklohoma;
that by virtue of the said office he
was charged with the collection, re.
ceipts, safe keping, disbursement, and
transfer of public moneys of saidi
office and belonging to said county
of Canadian; that by virtue of said
trust as probate judge, he came into
tho possession, custody and control of
the sum of $2.26$.00, funds of Cana*
Han county: that lie did then and
there, willfully, unlawfully, fraudulent-
1> anil feloniously convert, embezzle
and appropriate said sum of J2.2CS.00
to his own use, not in due and lawful
execution of his said trust as probate
judge contrary to the form of the
itatute in such case made and pro-
vided. and against the peace and dig-
nity of the state of Oklahoma.
As ;i rule, people do not think
much of their ancestors as they think
of their heirlooms.
An Atchison man who has alwa>-
been clamoring for people to patdon-
i/.e home industry, married a girl in
the east.
What has become of the old f.isli-
ioned man who caught the childr^i
and "bearded" them by rubbing h -
face over theirs?
Anyhow they have not threaten* I
id remove Macgk, while each Repub*
lican editor has told, in advance ofr
course, why Hitchcock has to jitrtr• • r.
v
ease with which either of the ma-1 theater that pleases a large audience
chines can be operated and the-V at each appearance and El Reno is
labor saving qualities is being demon-: justly proud of her leading musical
stinted daily to the large crowds nat
stop in front of the booth. The com-
---- - ','pauv has built up a large factory In
victims would have no nickel to get . .
soup with.
organization
In the center of the hall is a fine
display of gr:ii an.l farm products
|lil II > 11 ila uuiu up 1 . ° *
this city and their machines are com-1 that is a surprise to even the people
ing into general use in all parts of' of Oklahoma and a great advertise-
tho state. I ment for this section of the state to
Next year's bathing suits wa ! m t j j circulating manager of all who visit the display. Canned
he more abbreviated than this o- the ha* an attractive fruits and needle work, by the
rr'wwely spewing0/' ° ' booth"In which are to he found copies mothers, sisters, wives and sweet
Sociability is a fine thing, but don't
be such a good fellow that you'r not
good for anything else.
Lots of people are advising the gov-
ernment with neither appointment or
biscuits to look forward to.
The woodpecker trust declares it
will defy the telephone pole concern
and is keeping up the gait of forme
times.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee Fogg are-
today the proud parents of a fine hoy
who has determined to follow in the
footsteps of his father and grow ui>
to be a prominent man in the great
state of Oklahoma. A Democrat of
course. Crandpa Prybergej* is < v-
ing today because the rain prevents
him being exhibited with the other
home products for he proudly <-l.'sims
that he has the finest grandson (V<'r
born. It is a safe assertion that no
boy was ever blessed with bettei
parents and grandparents tliau Harrv
Lee the second and their happiness
is shared by the hosts of friends the>
have in this city and county
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Shuck and child-
ren returned last night from baranue.
Wyoming, where they had been
ing the summer. Mr. Shuck '
once take personal charge of
studio in this city once more and
continue to make his hotuc a
eitv.
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