The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 212, Ed. 1 Sunday, December 23, 1906 Page: 2 of 8
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THE OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITAL SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 23, 1B0S
■Holiday Suggestions-"™!
it
Just as surely as
tlio ever perplexing
Christmas apprc achos, so
question flashes through
your mind, "What shall I secure for a Xmas
gift?" This question is reduce;! to the very mini-
mum by selecting your
Gift For Him at Petersen^
HERE ARE A FEW "TPS" AND REMINDERS;
I
tho latest cuts $5.00 to SI 2.5"
they enter the prohibition country.
Is the duty or these Indian officers to
j<«?•• that no liquor, no ma'.rer how,
cleverly concealed, gets through, wheth- |
or It be by express. freight or In the |
ault case route. This will last untU •
lifter the holidays and the prospect#
for a dry Christina* are gaol. Within
the last few months the pretence of Mr. . «
Johnson seems to have redoubled th« ef-
fortH of the deputy marsh aii ovi independent Association Enter-
the territory, and there has developed: tained at Big Banquet
THE GINNERS
ENTHUSIASTIC
a wort of rivalry to see vffcc can locate
and destroy the moat llquM. This has (
always been the duty of tK® marshals,
but at this time there is cpkA in their
zeal, and as the federal regime draws
to ft close the light on boot-leggers
(trows harder.
IMPORTANT DISCUSSIONS
HOOD'S .SftrBttpanltu l« tho nicrtV
line lor impure blood, eruptions,
wakings uiul ^fnorul debility— i(
i uositively unci absolutely CURES-
EJECTED FROM TRAIN;
MAN ASKS DAMAGES
Work of Association Has Brought
Many Benefits to the Members
and More Complete Organiza-
tion is Urged Throughout the
The New State
FANCY VESTS, neat, nobby and drossy.
1.00 to 4.75
NECKWEAR, each tie in handsome box.
50c,
, 75c and 1.00
MUFFLERS AND KEEEERS, new silks and creations .
... 50c to 2.50
SUSPENDERS, boxed individually
, 75c and 1.00
SUIT CASES, TRAVELING BAGS, ETC.,
at all prices.
Following their Interesting sessions
I which concluded with a theater party,
Spcrlal to the State Capltil. 'the members of the Independent Glnnevs'
Muskogee 1, T, Dec.. 'Zi:— Alleging that aggodatiort wound up their deliberations
Ijhe had purchased a ticket 10 Checotah, al ,m ^^,>,0,-., banquet, served at the
j but was ejected from the t: 1.11 an North Hutos lilfo Thurw|Hy n|giu. While the
M-CAJejlei Campbell Rusell .. proinln- t((ji||>; d|,att,„. ,W() s .MOI;s h(.;,i
ent cattleman has brought suit against durhlK thft dajr were of mu0t valuable
the M. K. and T.. railroad for £2,501.20. '(nl„r,«i tj,e post-pruiulial talks at tho
SHIRTS, HOSIERY, ETC., in all grades and stylos.
PETERSEN
It
| | State of Ohio City of Toledo,
Lucas County as.
j Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
i it> senior partner of the tlnn of F. J.
' Cheney and Co., doing business In the
City of Toledo, Comity and State afore-
said, and that said Arm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
I each and every case of Catarrh that
I cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Ca-
tarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHEJNEY
j Sworn to before me and subscribed In
I my presence this 6th day af December,
A. D. 1S86.
(Seal.) A. W. 1 LB A SON,
Notary Public
Take Hall's Family Pills for constlpa-
ly, and acts directly on the blood and
[ mucous surfaces of the system. Send tor
testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY and Co
Toledo, Ohio.
f*old by all Druggists. 75c.
j I Take Hall's Familly Pills for constipa-
tion.
122 West Oklahoma,
Guthrie, Oklahoma.
TWO DEAD ONE DYING
AS RESULT OF WRECK
Spokane Wash., Dec.. 22:—Tree '.rain-
men were fatally hurt In a headon col-
lislod between a light engine and a
<Irr*t Northern freight train two miles
Cwit t Hill/and shortly after midnight,
yinwnan Psul Shupert and Brakemmi
<hi* Salisbury of the freight train died
whortly after being taken to the hospital.
Howard Nekton, engineer of the light
engine, Is dying. It Is supposed that
the conditions under which employes are
compelled to labor. Th*> "passive resist-
ance" simply consists of absolute obedi-
ence to the strict letter of the antiquat-
ed regulations which ure quite Inappli-
cable to modern requirements. The em-
ployes are thus enabled to paralyse the
mail service without oontruventlon of
EMPLOYES ON STRIKE i'he Negotiation. c
ciaim resumed with a view of arranging
a compromise.
was due at this hour, and started east.
Hansen, firemen, wus ba*Ily scalded. but
will recover. Hansen Is from Grand
Knplds, Mich. Shupert came from In-
diana.
AUSTRIA P08TAL
Vienna Dec., 22:—A passive reilst-
ance* strike Involving all the postofflc.-s
of Austria, and 25,000 employes, men and
women, today began as a protest against
IN[(iR0 ROBBER D4NQLR0USIV WOUNDS
CAPTAIN MACKIIN AT FORT RENO
Rpoelal to The State Capital
E! Reno, Ok . Deo. 21.—Captain Ed-
gar H. Macklin of Company
25th United State* Infantry was shot
iwk'«i and dangerously wounded tonlgit
by a negro, and belief Is ixprehsed here
that it was one of the members of the
troops discharged by President Roose-
velt for participation in the ftrownv'lle
riot. Bloodhounds will be brought here
from Oklahoma city to track the as-
sassin.
The shooting occured st the officers'
quarters at Fort Reno. Captain Mncklln
and hi* wife were seated at the dinner
table when some one tried to g.iin en-
trance to the side door. Captain Mavk-
lln asked, "who is there?"
The reply came. "I have a message
for you"
"Come around to the back door," sa'.d
Captain MackUn.
A negro, part of his face covered by a
musk, entered with the, eomman 1
"Throw up yoiw hands and give me all
the money you've got."
Without giving Captain Macklin time
to reply he tired twice, then fled into the
darkness. One bullet entered his abdom-
en, and the second airuck him In tho
Jaw. Tbe surgeon says that while his
■wounds are dangerous, they are not nec-
essarily fatal.
WOMAN WANTS HER
COWS AND DAMAGES
Special to the State Capital.
Muskogee I. T . Dec 22:—l^aura C-ane
has brought# suit against United Stifes
Marshal Bennett for the return of cat-
tle which he levied upon and $100 dam-
ages. She says tluit tho cattle belong-
ed to her and the debts were her hus-
bands.
MISSING GIRL IS POUND
IN BOY'S APPAREL
Chicago Dec., 22:—Dorothy Eastman
11 years old, daughter of Mr. and M *.
Charles A. Eastman of Woodlawn, who
disappeared from her home on Wednes-
day, was caught In a State street res-
tuarant yesterday after masquerading
for thirty hours as a boy. She was rj-
stored to her parents but vouchafed no
explanation ns to where she had been
the night before or the motive Which
led her to leave school with her Christ-
mas money and mysteriously disappear, j perjty that is being-
interest,
banquet were no less Interesting, in-
deed new subject Introduced by W. A
Knlpe of Perkins, who acted as toast- |
master, made the banquet the most la-
sting feature of the gathering.
A. Thompson, of Stillwater, presi-
dent of the Ginners' association delivered
a very interesting address, showing the
many benefits that had accrued to tho
members during the past season. Mr.
Thompson advocated a more thorough j
organization of those engaged In the In-
rustry throughout the stute, and ven-
tured the prpphecy that effective organ-
izations, carried out in every district,
would tend to a beneficial effect every-
where, as regards the cotton handlers. !
John GoloblA of Guthrie, <poke en- 1
tertalnly and Instructively about the Im- '
portance of the cotton industry in Ok-
lahoma, and in discussing the promoted
cotton mill which will work the raw ma-
terial into the fabrics clearly made tho '
Importance of co-operative effort between
the grower, the glnner and the mercan- j
tile Interests. self-Important of all.
Will Dunn told about the development
of the Orient as a cotton market, par-
ticularly as an outlet for the raw ma- 1
terial, and enthused the glnners by ven-
turing the prophecy that in Japan, Corea
and China the use of cotton stuffs was
as yet in the Introductory stage. F. E. j
Houghton followed with a most Interest-
ing talk on the growth of the cotton
Industry In Oklahoma. "The !mportanno
of th* cotton crop" oncluded Mr. Hough*
ton. Is one .hat cannot be overestimated
In abulatlng the resources of this grand
new state, and Increased facilities for
its handling will but add to that pros-
Charcoal Kills
Bad Breath
EMBEZZLER IS GLAD
TO GET HOME
Kansas City Dec.. 22:—'William C. And-
erson, the embeMler assistant toller of
the First National Bank, arrived In Kan-
sag City early today from Austin Texas,
in the custody of two officers. E. F
Swinney, president of the bank, several
of Anderson's old friends, and a group
of newspapermen were at the railroad
station to meet the prisoner. Among
them were some he had known for twen-
ty yesrs or more. Anderson greeted tho
crown cheerily. He denied that .he had
stobn as much as $50,000, or that there
is a woman in the ease, but said he was
Bad Odor of Indigestion, Smok-
ing, Drinking or Eating Can
Be Instantly Stopped.
Captain Macklin i about thirty >'<-ar
old and is a son of Colonel Macklin whd
recently was retired with the pay of a
brigadier general.
On December 14, the secretary of war
upon recommendation of the gene-al
staff ordered the trial by court martial
ond article of war for 'Vonduct to the
of Captain Macklin under the sixty se -
prejudice of good order and dlscllplne"
In falling to exerqlaa due diligence In
preventing the occurrence of rioting il
Brownvllle, lust August.
Oklahoma City. Dec. 21—Two fierce
bloodhounds, said to have never failed to
bring a wanted man to bay when onCJ
on his trill, will be taken to 13 Reno
at 6 o'clock this morning to be used In
running down, if possible, the negro who J glad to be home and get the "thing off
last night shot and dangerously wounded | his mind." The bank officials have nl-
Cuptaln Macklin of the 25th United ways placed Anderson'* *hortag> at $''.
States Infantry. 000 and have denied reports that It far
Reports received late last night state j exceeded this amount
that the searchers had been unable to
find any trace of the assassin, but the!
hunt had not been abandoned.
Captain Macklin, it was said, was
revtlng Malty. lie wa able to give a I ^ ^
fairly nod denertptlon of hi, ,.«!!««. 7tual
tor, rrfti*■ ,0. .tato I N, warkt yp., r.
o t a sc arge !jay a( g);t, a daughter
of Captain Job Brookfield. who served
Sample Packaiu Mailed Free
but offle
whether It was
t rooper %
AGED WOMAN A REAL
REVOLUTIONARY GIRL
s Bachael
daughter of
generally enjoyi
wherever the fleecy staple is grown in
this new commonwealth"
W. H. Beatty stood sponsor for the
statement that the quality of Oklahoma
grown cotton was not excelled anywhere
I it- tii" world, and said that the efforts
made by buyers oln the eastern markets
to obtain the local output substantiated
1:1.1 assertion.
J. A. Millard, of Goodnight, a former
secretary of the association said that
the benefits already derived during the
present season were sufficiently flatter-
ingly to make every glnner In the stnto
d-sire membership. The Mr. Humphry
of Oklahoma city discussed the cotton
Industry from the standpoint of an oil
mill man. showing the ginuers th« great
Importance of that Industry ;>s compared
with cotton growing and handling it as
a whole. .
The menu follows:
Cyster soup
Celery Olives.
Roast Turkey and Dressing
Cranberry Sauce •
Saratoga Chips
Sliced Ham
Crackers
Ice Cream Assorted Cake
Fruit. Coffee , Cigars
Those In attendance #ere:
W. A. Thompson. W. F. Powers, of
Orlando.
Thompson, and d Coyle of Por-
I throughout the revolutionary war.
BARRICK'S
204 East Oklahoma Phone 40
Manufacturer of Fine Candies, ice Cream and Ices.
Let me save you some money on your Christmas
Candies. I have the largest stock in Guthrie to select
from and you get
CANDIES
THAT ARE FRESH AND PURE
For I Hake Them Every Day
No Middleman's profit here- Chocolates 40c pounS up.
Buy where you can see WHAT you are buying.
Remember my Candies are made in Guthrie
Open After the Show—Hot Drinks of all Kinds.
THE BEST RIFLE SHOT
Washington Dei ^ 21:—First s.
Martin H Dunliar 1. Coitlp iv B, Fuir h
Infantry, is the best rifle shot In th >
| army, according to an offi i.«l announc -
ment made at the war department to-
day giving the results of the several
small arms competitions of the army f >r
1901 His aggregate score was 821. His
I nearest oomi etItor was Rarg.ant Jam.-s
A Uut'icrs, >'ompi ny N, l.'th Infanfry.
whose score was SJO.
Other people notice your bad breath
where >ou would not notice it at all. It
is nauseating to other people to stand
before th.-tn and While you are talk.ng
give them a whiff or two of your bad
breath. It usually comes from food fer-
menting on your stomach. Sometimes j
yon have it in the morning—that awful Pickl
sour, bilious, bad breat'.i. You can stop it j
at once by swallowing oneor two Stuart's1
Charcoal Lozenges, the most powerful
gas an<! Oder absorbers ever prepared. j Chicken
Sometimes your meals will reveal I cheese on 1
themselves in your breath to those who
talk with you. "You've had onions" or
been eating cabbage," and all of a sud-
den you belch In the fact* of your friend.
Charcoal Is a wonderful absorber of
o lers as every one knows. That is why
Stuart s Charcoal LOienges are so quick
to stop all gases and odors of odorous
foods# or gas from Indigestion.
Don't use..breath perfumes. They never
concea' the odor, and never absorb t.ie
gas that causes the odor. Besides, the
very fact of using them reveals the rea-
son for their use. Stuart's Charcoal !^o-
senges In the first place stop for good the
sour brash and belching of gas. and
make your Ureath pure, fresh and sweet,
Just after you've eaten. Then no one
will turn his face away from you when
you breathe or talk: your breath will ue
pure un ^ fres.* and bea.des your food
will taste so much better to you at your
pt' next meal. Just try it.
>, 1 Charcoal does other wondcrfu^ things
too. It tarries away from your stomach
and Intestines ail the Impurities there
massed together and which causes the!
Ua,l breut*!. I i.arcod to a purifier u. well, AT ^AgT AN EXPLANATION
B. F. Means, Pawnee.
Kd Donahue, Mulhall.
J. E. Miller, Perry.
H. Z. Page. Carney.
J. A Millard, Goodnight
W. A Knlpe. Perkins.
W. Luctf, Fort Cobb.
J. Lain. Hennessey.
4). U. Owens, Chandler. •
W. E. Smeltser. Marino
K. . Mascho, Chandler.
I. Bennington. Tryon.
Mr.-«. F. Barber, Guthrie.
M. Francis. Prague.
J. Houghton. Guthrie.
W. R. Lindley, C k Nation
I. IL Caldwell, and W. P. Ca<
Crescent cijy.
NOT EVEN EOO N0GG
FOR THE TERITORY
Special Agant jontison H;is Indian
Police to Assure a Dry Christ-
mas *
ftp.*la 1 to the State Caplt. 1
Cherokee I. T. Dec . )\*ith an In-
larcoal is
as an absorber • I
Charcoal is now by far the best most j
easy ..nj ifcid laxative imo^n. .A! jjocij Island Unable to Move Cars,
whola boifJt will .10 no M*rm; In fact. , Hen(;e pue] Famine
DO
YOU WANT ANY ONE
OF 26 STANDARD
MAGAZINES ™ FREEH!
I do no harm; in fact,
the more you take the better. Stuuri's
Charcoal Loserges sro made of purw
willow charcoal and mixed with Just a:
faint fruit flavor of honey to make them
palatable t(h you. but not too sweet. You
Just chew them like candy, They are ab-
solutely harmless.
Get a new, pure, swe< t brcatt, fresh-
en your stomach for your next meal, and
keep yo r Intestines In good working
order These two things are the sec:et
of good health and long life. You can get
all the charcoal necessary to do these
wonderful but simple things by getting
, dlsn policeman standing ns sentinel at. Quart s Charcoal l^osenges We want
I every town t.> Ml ■ c; t any cons'gn-! you to test these little wonder workers
Tiiels of "liquor that e . .,! • he vllpant j o irself before you buy them. So send i:f
I deputy marshals, the man with a thirst j >cur,full name and addreas for o free j
•tands ni.ghty little gltOW of ever, ssnvple* of Stuart's Charcoal Losenges. I to til
gelling his Tom and Jerry this Christ-1 Then after y m have tr.ed the sample. M <Wogee
mas And this Is the plan of Wr. F and b^n convinced, go to your druggist of land of i:
Johnson, spe. ial lnspec:.o , d one f ' end get a . box of them. You'll feel m.oms ii'.eni,
the cilverest "boose ape. a. is ' 'hat bettor ,1 over more oomfortable, anJ Is known as
ha ever Invaded the territory. -cleaner" Inside.
Mr. Johnson has scoured the disposal lend us your name and addreas today alio-
I of the Indian police force fiOfn now and we will at once fend you by mall
| until Christmas am? Is stat t mg them sample p.ukage, free.
in the towns Inside the terr'tury which Stuart. < o 00 Stuart
are the stepping places or trains ns Mich. j
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Address 1" A.
Bldg. Mar hall,
Caldwell. Kas., Dec. II.-Tho congest-
ed cond i >n of the# yards of the Chl-
< ago. Rock-Island ami Pacll'.-' railroad
in thft city may he taken as a partial
.-ause for the shortage of coal in west-
ern Kansas towns. This in .rij'ng there
were over 2^0 loaded cars here and but
one engine to pull them towards their
various destinations.
STANDARD BUYS LAND
Pflys $50,000 For 40.Acres in Glenn
Pool District
he State Capital.
I. T. ,Dec. 31.-Forty acres
the Creek nation In the fa
oil ijiat kct which
claim, h.?vlng u« e
sed from the heirs >f the original
s fcv llarry L. Steve ts of
'.■w month- ago for IP..' werq^
today sol.l to the Denver Oil company
alleged to he a Standard concern for
$yt.COO or 11.2V) per acre.
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Greer, Frank H. The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 212, Ed. 1 Sunday, December 23, 1906, newspaper, December 23, 1906; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc126400/m1/2/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.