T1IF OKLAHOM \ STATE CATTT \T., T VORNIVCv SEPT. IS, 100?.
THEIR SCHOOLS Dr. Lyon's
ARE CROWDED - """" ,
_ . . Tooth Powder
j Used by people of'refinement
Vacant Rooms Rented to for over a quarter of a century.
Accommodate the Thron?
0. W. LE MAR
SUPPLY MORETEACHERS
Lester Brown Disturbed Peace
of People-Broke Into His
Own Home A Grocery
Store Burned.
Special Dispatch to the State Capital.
oklahoma City. O. T. Sept. 17. Tin*
public .school* lire > rowilcil to their ut -
mail aapaetty Md the baud of ®dut i«
1 urn is Jit a loss as to what to do. Tho
board Is tiMW cnp;iK 'd in renting vacant
room-? for the hi romtnodatlo!  and • in-
]additional t-acli' rs to eiiCr upon
t; • .itit'• next Mondav.
When nchool lommri'.i'ftl last wn k it
v thought that tlx ittendam • would
ti, it . • \i • . .1 J.pt't lilt It has already leu ell -
«• dt lii> thr«i- tho una nd mark and is still
CiiinliiiiK-
l.KSTKR BROWN'S CASK.
F| ial Ihspatch to th** St it.- I'apltal
oklahoma t'ity. o. 'P.. Hepl. 17 Lester
IPmwii wiis arraigned in ti - police court
tin.- in"! uii,k on thr charge of disturb-
Jtik tli.- pea■ I'V breaking Into a lumsr.
In t.-ihuK ihe st-.rv of the affulr to tnc
p..li. •• ho Btatfd tlutt about four inoiitlis
(Kit In si-paiated from his wife hut
that tiny mail,, up about two months
lit" V.-storduj." .said he. 1 was sup-
j.ny.d t" I..- at Harrah on business con-
ti. i .i with s .rn«' ina. hit,. ryj for tho tin in
wui.'h 1 rcpt. HHrtt Last evening I w. ut
t.i my home in the south pure of tha
eli. 1 nr.' upy a rciddenee with another
J i mil . . When 1 lapped on the door I
was toll that I could not • at that
time of night and that I would hav
. lub and hrokc opon tli-•
Jl ' had n right t<. what was goin<
tin In .ny own house, Afterward I was ai -
 . -t.-d mi thr charge of having disturbed
the peace."
IS A I)KITTY.
f ill Dispatch to th. State t'a;.ital
• iklahoraa < !llj. 11 T Bept iFno
-fcl' . r. bailiff in the district court. now
11 ar -Hi .1 M-w roll. Vest' ■ • :.i\ .1«•!-11
i.calved a commlmton appointing him
deputy United States marihal 11.• win
have an off ire in the court li.msi buildin •
Mi -
STORE Hl'RN Kl>.
P|.. . ial I>i pat. li to the St.. ■ <'a piUil.
Oklahoma City, o. T.. Sept
(ii.ireiv store conducted In S
• ,Ml. at 61: Kast Sixtii street, was pat u
HI-.- dp ir..\.d l>\ tile ! i-' • • • tli-
origin of which 1* unknown. Stnok was
p.-n issuing from the bulldln.-r about
!u :!"i o'clock and an alarm wa- at mice
i w 'I in TI.- in- ! ■ i te.l ,ii 11 • Mi' I'll -
of the store and the daman to tits ■tuck
will amount to .about $::r>o.
STRl'CK 1!V TRAIN.
Special Dispat. h to the Stat- Capital.
Oklahoma City; i> T Sept. ' 7 - A
florae ana buggy, ti- owner "f which
could ri"t be K ani. .1, was run dow a i-y a
Frisco train at the Reno street cross-
ing taut night and the driver lia 1 i r, r-
row e.-eape from being kill. d. Tli ■ buggy
w.is damaged and ti., hoi • wa
Kb a result of th e.'lllhi -n
SUICIDED
Wife's Petition for Divorce
Caused Him Grief.
THE STRYCHNINE ROUTE j
She \('ent East-Advised 10 Drop
It-Returned to Do So-Finds
Her Husband Dead-
Statehood Club.
Spec.a! Dispatch to tho State Capita!.
t'  Reno. Okla.. Sept. 17.—O. W. Le
Mar a farmer living five mi Ins from
thin city committed Buici1 - I his
morning by taking a large don of I
Btrychine. .. .. .
VeMar's wife had appliei for a d -
vortc and had gone to viail friends in
the east. Hon. C. O. Blake, of the J
law firm of Blake, Blake <*.'• Becks j
wrote to Mrs. LeMar and advised her
to return home and have the <•.!*•  dis-1
Missed, she took his advice nhd re-'
turned home today only to find her
husband dead.
The deeeased and his wife have llv-.
ed together "for a number of years j
and it was on account of the erratic f
actions of LeMar that the divorce was 1
asked for.
s S P h
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killed
IMMEDIATE STATEHOOD I
Special Dispatch to the State Capital.
El Reno. Okla. Sept. 17.—A number,
of prominent republicans of this city i
met last night an ! organised an Im-1
mediate statehood club. Th" < lub now ;
numbers 17f  members, and by the
time Dennis Flynn an 1 Governor,
will be added to the club.
GLORIOUS RAIN*
Special Dispatch to the state Capital
El Reno, Okla., Sept 17.—A glorious
rain commenced to fall las^ i\\y.hi
about 11 o'clock and there is no let
up yet. This rain will make plowing
easy for the farmers. It will also
give us another crop <*f grass nn<l li'l
the hollow niaees in the pastures
with water for the cattle.
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President State Bank, Sparks, O.
NAKHD A XI) HA1T
Fp. I in 1 I>.spa 1 • h to t • .-'tat- 1 'a pi!
('klahoni;. tit',. T.. S. pi '7
farmers arrived hero this afternoon
tllH l'l ' !• I i«' •! • • M' • ti \' •'
whom they found naked and daft in
field four miles from town. The liu;
turned over to the - ■ . iff for it'.:
in?.
« INDITIONS
WEATHEI't
S| e i:'. I !>I t" !! • y '■ • • ai
oklahoma City, o T S-pt 17.—The
storm iiten o.- r tin > ■ airal \all. v.-
tenia' has ' . j united int.. iwo ii."-tlt"-t
storms c ntral over MIp'u -..la ai d north
Texas and i- chusIhk thunder
from Texas to over Minnesota
The northwestern hiun ar- a Ls now con-
tra! . I\ el W\ oltlillK a: ,|| ha • .Ill- d :i
il.ied fall in the temperature over Col-
orado K naaa, the Dakotaa and Wyom-
ing, M. .iilana and N'oitli Oakota
li.Kh area will pi "'.a Mv
locality tonight cans. .I
fair w.-a'lier T!air.-da\
FIRE IN SALOON.
' Special Dispatch to the Stale Capital,
a .j El Reno. Okla.. Sept. 17.—The fir-
Tw" : department was called on' yesterday
' u'v ' eVPn>ng to extinguish a Are that liad '•
e.-.r gotten tinder good heffdway in the
>va ; Rock Islr.nd saloon near the Rock
i Island depot. r he new chemical °n-
• pine rot in its work before a grsat
i amount of damage was done.
bciiU 01li<
man, and bad ju.-t bcon ronioted to
the charge of a station on the Rock
Island railway, near his lomc. when
was stricken with his la t lllii1 ;s.
He was of a kind and loving dis- ,
position and lu d many friends here |
and at his new home. Always in ro-
bust health and full of lif-• and ambi-
tion, he bad bright prospect;f for a|
sticcesBi'ul and useful life. 11irf untime- ,
ly taking away is a terrible blow toim .«   . rc^-
y.s fat:i > jii-" frien vinhr.-■ ji,. I cntn Anniversary ot btrip-
sympathy o fthe entire community in
THE CARNIVAL
AT ENID
beyond the expectations qf its pro-1 secreta.-.-
motei - and will probably hefieaftcr'b
an ahbual ffunture atdohu tlw dun^
geons of tho Cherokee outlet.
made...
much
COTTON ItKOlOX nri.I.K'IlN
Si" ej;! ! I li ; I.I 1 . Il to I I • Si I j.lt I I
Oklahoma City, Sept. 17. Foi the
tlOUI's eli.lil'K .t v II,
OKLAHOMA STATU >N*.
Ma
Weatherford 
INI 11A \ Ti:HKITi'l;V
Ardmore 
Marlow . .
Mn
■OB( .
r A'!p i.\
13NTRAL
Atlanta   . •>
Augusta    75
< ha i lesion 
< !:il\ .'Stotl   - >
l.itllo Ilock  Mj
Memphis  m
Mobile  s-;
Montgomery  sj
New Orleans  jki
• >k lahoma  a
Savannah  K4
Yieksbtn g ss
Wilmington  72
Remarks- ll«av\ -11■■ w. i - .. . aired
• a- the Oklahoma district ,n .| l.ijht ov r
Little It... New I)r|e:u,s.
JUDGE IRWIN AT HOME.
Special Dispatch t • t'^ Stat" Cap'tal
El Reno. Okla , Sept. 17 The fol-
"rmB lowing is from the newspaper In the their bereavement
old home town of Judge Irwin in We leaves hosi.:- .•* his parents one i
Illinois: i sister. Mildred, and one brother.,
"A telegram received Sunday morn- Clinton r Jr.
ing by Elgin relatives announced the ' be body will arrive in < hicarro at
death oJ llarrv Irwin, at El Reno, Ok- 10 o'clock Tuesdav morning
' lahoma brought to the home of b
I "Me was stricken with typhoid fever Robert S, Egan. at 414 South street,
■about, six wctUj' ago. and was appar- The funeral will i<" irom tb" house.
entlv on the road to recovery when lie Wednesday mo.-nlng at . and at 10
: sufl-red a relanse and hope for his; o'clock from St. Marys churtli.
, recovery was abandoned a day or two
1 ago li «lled on Sunday morning at „
1: ;;o . , i,c! : o
"Harry vas lie eldest son of Judge £ gnatu/e
C. F. and .In! a Egan Irwin and was
born in Flgin Juno 17th, 18K;". He
lived here until his l'aibti- was ap fDCri/C 4T CT I 01!I^
pointed federal judge. \ ae: the fam- LKlLi*^ AI ^1. LUUj
ily removed to El Reno, in February,)
Opening Celebrated.
t tw-f iQd'rihi
Beuj tho
U 'rmant'Dt.
MV. Kim jerV-.sel'M tio'i .i r.vnjs?,really
popular,* and iu1 w,Pl1be*ere|t(*ft by a ;
^ood-joie.t i majority.
< 'all on '•Choctaw-' jinontf <■
formation In to tb" exo
rn n l trl^i rati a to N« w York a
Ingtun-euriy in October.
THREAT OF LYNCHING.
CHIEF PORTER CALLS
CHILFS TOGETiiER
lMa.rsha(l'ii id. Oi« S-; t.' I'<- - (i
■i .oolored. was arrested hero l 
.mlced In jail on, a chargu
Mf Ufujumlp D. Dennis-of Hi'
•tnijiu' it la f.i>ou«ht up to a-in
freely made.
il.ly :irV8^|
i i. ; JOLtTV REtGNS SUPREME'Expect to Formulate Pftps tori
uncle | Statehood at End ol the
Tribal Government.
1' e Kind You Haw v m
lSii!'. Harry attended ihe | iiblii.
schools here and 'for a time the pa-;
roehlal school o; St. Mary's church.
Later he was a suMent for two year-;
at St. Mary's college in Kansa and
recently he took a term at tb-> schorl
of telegraphy at. Janesvilie. Wisconsin.
He was an exceptionally bright young
WORLDS EXPOSITION
Fine Agricultural and Live Stock
bxhibits and the Wild Man
of Barneo are Amusing
Great Crowds.
ipccial Disp.iu
Enid, Okla,
Chief Porter Favors His Tribe
Making an Appropriate Ex-
hibit at the Fair.
will be
field county.
Savannah dist
emperatureH wet,
past _'t hollis
moderate during
THE NEW SCHOOL
VMVKHSITV PRFI'AR.M" Hi AT
TONKAWA HKCINK l;S FIRST I
vioai:
Bpecial Dispatch t" the Capita?. i
Tonkawa, O T Sept ti The new
ti.: it. ■ ia.I institute, the I"niversit• Pr
karatory School at Tonkawa. openeii
. piemher 8 with an enrollment ef ljT j
BUi M ill
Stud -nts an I fa• ■ 111\ assi nihleil in the
ebni- I Monil.iy m and after l.rief
chapel servics conducted by Lev Kleln-
p\, ibi i ef ihe M• 111"«l. -1 ' huch. nro-
reed .1 at ■" ^ to thr organisation nfube j.
Student body.
The enrollment exceeds the numhprl
expected but ti buitdhiK ha- r. .m for*
iii"i" nd st .idciiia ar, enrolIliiK daily.-(i«
The oeople of Tonkawa are opening,'tbelr^
heni", to >• u.lt at.- and tint., a re • a •• trood ;jJ
many places y«-t t.. I i> nad.
the |
SENATOR BARD'S CONDITION.
Lo. Aniceles. 8rpt. 17-S'nii'nr
Hnnl a conilllon. fircnrHivr il-• t i-
lelln. I. 'iert I'V th' i liy«|. lap. U've.T
^rnvp. Thp p.il." wna 15 and tli ten.
• ipttntur# 101 l-a.
CE.LE9R MED
STOMACH
Is the leading American
remedy lor the stomach, liver
ant. kidneys, and will cure
alViiich,ailments as Flatu-
lency. hidiRestion, Dys-
pepsih. Headache, Bi'-
ilousness, Backache and
Malaria, Fever and
Ague. Give it a trial.
It will surely do you good.
For sale bv all Druggists
and General Dealers.
carnival celebrating
the ' uth anniversary of ihe opening
I of the Cherokee strip is now being
I held and is proving a grand success
  I iu every sense of the word.
On the north. «aat and south sides
Special Dtowteh to tho Slate Capital. I of the public aqnar* ar.- bootlu nr.Ti-
St. Louis, Mo.. Sept. 17.—Pleasant j ed representating the agricultural und
Porter chief of the Creek tribe of in-1 horticultural interests of the most.
dians. Is in St. Louis, a.vnmpanlo.i l.y ra"'ous Okl homt
If any one thinks there are no good
his two daughters whou he is takli.g cattle in Oklahoma he would disabuse
to Nashville, Tenn . where, tiiey will himself of the delusion w«ti he hen-
enter college Chief Porte,, who tin- to see the tine display of short horn
derstands bis race well, loin: ago ad-
vocated the changc In iheir tribal gov-
ernment. •■viiich n iw ; r<tng place.
He wa; p.rvuuf the first advoci:<s tf
the estpblb.hment of a territorial or
s'ate form of government for «l
dians.
Polled Angus, at.' Hereford.* now on
exhibition. The little Jersey is also
represented and attracts considerablo
attention.
There is a fine display of swine,
in- The breeds mostly represented are the
. .. ! O. I. C. and Poland China ami would
Special Dispatch i
South McAiet
I'ort i > hi- : of tbf
•" the live civlh:".' I t 
Mi Ah *tei Srpten
plan
b: Ini-'lng tn<* Indian Terrltor"- it;tu st
 d at tb- expiration of tribal kov«
whtct
Capital.
—This
ia WB
India n
thvreror 3
of ( ar-
| Oklahi
i^mti'-a
taw nam
intention
. nor M
Hon 1
ma rka 1.1
lodi
liBHoilve their
}ad m litavd
of ti
tonlirht
I r/.i 1 r the • I if'
Big Profit
rrice to 01 al*p
JlpR Crr.          
<• o. tut. Inttimd r -mff0i«;« i n-> i#tl.
n«r bc.tftr n tiii' punwrtb
. ftrnKi l t OtHlnMhl MH.l u Will <|iih kljr
• nil I'KiD.cfcJfrnpuoti*
rtiH. i.aim Teittr f ry^f't ltui. fiuit
i,t*«fi.J ltuii.
BaH r nJi04.;  i*d
t iruii utiit Makrff tftfc «hla
•■..ft  na twftiHifit l et-it.il v ptoy-
m. mn«lorbiUf u owtflrv tutuc.
(vrxl fr.r ofToatunanlaift.
!011Nffltl\. HUI4I0WAV * IU.. I'UlMlrtoftU.
li-' •mid*-*'
m .•gasjaffAi.TjicAi' amS
"i luiy< o§ttho«l«*ttl-
 r t".iuft luora tUao
othvi f.« <-V t r  , hue
tin* hlt'burp.
filjl.n t'.tfi faciei y to
\i«. I 'Kiint ,t. uu<
lolntro"', ItlH ^1\-
n.if UH rruMuncr
t utter iiuatnjr ijj ,n
if ; Iriftr it. lu li b'.if
pi*>!U < Itfftf- Nutuie
r< l.i .   t   jiio'lui'o
tubm*eo of Aim
liiullty u*er} yr .i,
.m iitTrnra l-ea ti
factor? I'icmry
__ .. -R of llCKt CtgljS,
InHBrtu* iPa.u tolji«-i.j lot tue
t. .1:.-/of t'rto l.ew
H ■■■rutf rftfl. rw® toe
iliuj"i
people, the Creeks." aid do credit t<  any state fair We are
Chief" Porter, "are all believing my' sorry 'hat the sheep exhibit Is not up
way now. They are glad the laws of to what should he expected,
the federal government have been The horticultural exhibit of the
established among us Allotment of Crescent Townsite Co. also attracts
land has been completed. Tin- tribal much attention and fully d"monstrates
government will expire in 1MB. My I that the county surrounding that
term i f office expires in the latter pronging youpc town cannot be ex-
part of 100-1. The Creeks will be a celled in the production of fruit.
rich people when they come into pos- The "tin horn gambler" "'he wild
session ot theft;.000.fK)0 or $K.fiCO.OOO man from Borneo.".* "Rosco" and the
due them from vareiu.- outstanding at- fakir are 'so here.
count -
of l«nd.
Each of them liar. 160 acres
Th"  rr<**t
Kur-k Russia S"
Rubs'*n army maneuvers
i'av The czar, t'-.e prand dulc-'
tl-.ousnnd cfficern ~uh-e<iuentl'
t..c ther on the maneuver ground
nini"Mv tra ded th- troops wto partlj'
lpatcd in the operation.
Perhaps the mo-' attractive feature
(.f the occa: ion i the "Amazon" ladies
bind of E'lmond under the manag* -
ment of Prof. Dimeky of the Oklahoma
Cavalry band. The professor has a
lunched great responsibility on his liands but :.-
eoual to the emergency
This event has proven a succes: 'ar
SIKQMi CANDIDA! L
NOMINATIO OF E. W. KIMHEIt FOR
REPRESENTATIVE OF CADDO
COUNT V.
Spe. ial I'i patc'a to tin Siat< ''anital
Hobart, Okia , Sept. IT -TheJlobart
News says of the nomination of- Ifon.'
E. W Klmber.
A large ;.w ■ ropre tat.-' boiiy of
republicans assemtil. .! hi < '• ••
last Saturday for the purpose of norni-
natlng a candidate for representative
E. W. Kimber had bet n announced
candidate for several weeks, and was
practically the only candidate spiring;
for the hunor. and in congpque? •*.
thereof-most of the delec.a'f.! catie
instructed for,him.
The .convention was cal' 'o order
by Chairman Baiiev. and., ill
read" bv;Secretarv Whitaker
Dr. Louis A Veatherbv 1
ed 'as temporary chairfe" arjf and ' J.
•Kirkwood' oMlarrls vt 'for t*n. . 'try
SINGLE {
BINDER
STHAI6HT snwuwiT
> rnulnta:..
• a . Ury -if U... i
l.rl IS ti., t ti-y
fto n t carry ttia
recerraato lotlda
ttiH"i nv«r a poor*
iwiiiarv Ul
treated
^Cook Remedy Co.-
i010*i.-..«c Ti Mr LB. C: .CfcT* UU '*■ >• *** 1x1 '•«
THR
daughter's Heal th.
"All honor t<> woman I fn her It !  ffh en
11 ii tors. Hon,, lot
th. in r '  «>u!
V" ••'''!/ <• «/.t* IDM
teii ofxeorUt!
FRANK P. LEWIS
Manufacturer
Peoria. Illinois.
• tut; T'Eiti t rx^/ooi 
K<ioo\rn tbe Cao«< >' Dytprpiiii.
Suld by urocem.