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Last Day of The State Cnnit r* Big Magazine Bargain Offer. Do Hot Lose Out This
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mJTHKIS OtW-riQiYlA SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUAY 8. 1907.
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the weather.
(Associated Press.)
Washington, Feb 7. KnreraM
for Oklahoma - Fair Saturdav;
8unda\, colder.
NUMBER .255
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Give Reai°s£„,.„, in Amy 111 IN BLOWN EFFORT 10 LOWER
Franco Is Hurrying Across
Spain Willi Switzerland
as I'ltimatB Destination
Lisbon, Fob. 7.-~The body of King Car-
los was placed in its coffin yesterday. af-
tor which the quean mother, Maria Pia.
yucen Amello, his wife, and Manuel, hi*
eon. were a-lmitted to view the remains.
There was then a painful and heurt ren-
dering scene for the two uneens brok
down and wept. Maria Pia had been
kn«fliuK beshle the body in a prayer.
Suddenly she grasped the dead man s
hands in hers and kissed them repeat
edlv. Her face was streaming with
iars. Friends were obliged to removo
J^er gently. When the wife and son of
the dd.d monarch were admitted to the
mortuary chamber, they knelt in prayei,
tears flowing from their eyes and theii-
voiees choked with emtion. It wn< mid-
. night when the body, in its roffln. was
solemnly transported to the royal , hapei.
All tho doctors and high officials of the
palace were in attendance. The head
priest attached to the palace led the
procession, carrying in his hands th
palace eross. He was followed by a
group of courtiers and other officials. Be-
hind the coffin marched the Duke of
Oporto, the king'? brother, and Vice Ad-
miral Capello. latter bearing the king's
plumed helmet and sword. The troops
, Presented arms as the cortege passed.
On tht- king wore vartoua lnsignias
of orders. On his fingers was a rosary,
the beads being black pearls. As the
procession moved slowly priests riyited
the prayers fur the dead, while from
(Associated Press)
New York. Feb. 7.—There have been
plenty of responses, both from offi-
cers and enlisted men, to Secretary
Taft's Invitation for an expression of
reasons of discontent and unrest in
the army. The reasons given as con-
tributing to disturbing conditions are
the practice marches, compulsory ex-
ercises in the gymnasiums and inade-
quacy of the ration and of the cutting
off of "exiras" in the way of food
and the character of the extra work.
The depart!*; *n. ha-> l>.ready taken
ome of these con
ON BIG MD
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Frisco Convicted Grafters Health
Failing so Rapidly Court Lis-
tens to Physicians Argument—
Has Appealed
(Associated Press.)
San 1- rancisco Feb. 7.—The supreme
court sitting today granted the request
that Louis Glass, manager of the Pacific
1 elegraph and Telephone company he
udeased 011 $20,000 bondr. Assistant Dis-
trict Attorney John O'Oara consented to
the granting of the order, giving as
reason lhat the reports of examining
physicians and others convinced the dis-
trict attorney that further confinement
wuold permanently injure the health of
the defendant and shorten his life. Glass
is in jail pending an appeal from con
viction on a charge of bribery.
steps to ame'iorute
dUiona
The ratio'i l-ai: b'.-cn increased and
c<> 'frees us eci ashed to u^ch a
bill to create a service corps to cost
1400,000 to do extra and non-military
work now required of soldiers.
The monetary value of the increase
authorized in the ration is a little
more than two cenfs per ration. There
will also he established a haversack
ration made of bacon, hard bread, cof-
fee and sugar and, possibly, canned
beef to be used for emergencies.
INTHt RACE
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IjCOUNTIES MAY BORROW
: FOR CURRENT EXPENSES
house passes
A. i.nd M. Track Team Will Walk From Sliilwaler to This
Iplticn of Heavy Charge of T°,laV
Powder in Perl Hood, N. rie and Stillwater, a' parly of eight
s, Lool Mine Results I
Disastrously
Porn BT'RNKD TO DKAT]i
f'ampbelton, X. B., Feb. 7—At • 'md
r.mcapedia. a Quebec bonlPr town the
four rnem-bers of the family 01 Andrew
("ampbeii wer« burned to deaih by
fite which destroyed their home.
One More Effort to Be
Made to Find Lost Gold
Associated ITess
San l rancisco. Feb. 7 Another attempt
has failed t0 wrest from the a-nds of the
Mexican shore line the treasu.e supposed
to be lying with the bones of the steam-
er of golden ga'e. which was burned off
Manwuilllo in UWt?. The Golden f*ate.
hound (tom here for Xew York, carried a
Kr at shipment of newly dug California
Gold. The steamer took fire and to save
the lives of the passengers, was run
ashore.
At f'r quent interval since then, at-
tempts have been made to recover the
treasure. The most persistent of the
treasure hunters has been <\ W. John-
stone of Boston, who makes an annual
effort to reoover tlie Golden Gate's gold
Last year a storm swept away the pier
on which !,♦> had installed his wrecking
Kfur. H,. fitted another expedition bu;
returned yesterday on the Pa^n,. Mall
Liner Indiana to report another failure.
Johnstone said yesterday tliat ths
pumps upon which he depended to suck
trie golden harvest from the sand and
rotted timbers had proved failures. J|c
disappointed but not dfa<x>uraged, and
he and the eastern capl-alists interested
with him, will fit another expedition and
late in the fall will* be at Manzanillo
ready to have one more try.
CHOCTAW INDIAN DEAD KILLED WIFE WITH GUN
Brave Was Drunk and Went to I Lumber Camti Scene of Horrible
Sleep on Railroad Track Murder
Company Formed to Prospect a
Promising Oil and Gas Field-
Will Test Thorog-hly the Dis-
trict
Special to th«' State Capital.
Skiatook. Okla., Feb. s -[t \H now
settled fact that th«. district just norm
of town will soon be proven. The theory
of ail experts, point to it as a tirst-claa.s
risk; but not until within the last few
da}« have any steps been taken to sub
stantiate the theory.
The company just formed will incor-
porate with authorized ca'pital of |lt. OOO,
and begin business with ample means t !
«ive the Held a thorough test. Drillers
have been contracted with, and neces-
sary machinery is now being placed in
working order.
Not only the oil world but several
manufacturing enterprises have their
business eyes on Skiatook. In case *a*
is found In aboundance. It will not tie
long before some eholce deals wju .1^
closed for fhe landing of *011.1 valuabl-
enterprises.
The company has quite a large tracl
of deeded land under lease, and id ibis
Mrltinj;. all are very optimistic as :<
the future of the voung city of Skiatook.
FBE FLOWING
NATURAL MS
Remarkable Find of Men in the
Employ of an Oil Company-
Ax Opened Up Producer—Ore-
ates Sensation
whom are
the collage
the state 1
this afteriu
ing
ord for cross-countr
number of miles.
"We have forwarder!
CONTINUED ON PAGE 2, COLUMN
Will lenv
entrance of the main colleg
I building at Stillwater at 7:30 o'cloc
his morning for a walk of 38 mile
Port Hood, N. S„ Feb. 7.—Ten • the State Capital office.
coal miners employed .u the Th° members of th«
of the Port Hood mine, in this | " ™
town, were killed by an explosion I Pinner H <r\f I ilo
today. All the bodies have been * "H0I 3.1 Ol Li3.t6 V^Siptcllin
recovered, There is ground for ¥ T i ¥ * A
>the belief that a charge of powder
andidates for honors on
ra< k team, hope to reach
pltal office at 3 o'clock
n If the\ succeed in do-
wiil establish
e\v r«
walking for that
.may have become ignited causing
en ui juciic
Hegler Largely Attended
The funeral services of the Ih
the explosion. The mine had pre-1' ' uegier were > inducted from
viously been inspected and the
B. Nicholas, pastor of Trinity
lower level as well as other parts
of the mine had been found free
from gas or fire damp,
indians for
Episcopal church officiating assisted
[ Rev. Palrchlld of the First Methodist
church. Bishop Brooke wan also in at-
tendance. The MeilKKllst choir. coinpoi«-
ed of Mesers r>r C. Li Hill. Kr«d Shoel
ajid .\flKse* Goodrich and Covalt, an^
"Bock of Ages'* and, 1 J>ead Kindly
Light."
The casket wa-j drapedMn the American
Hag and on the lapel of the coat of the
body was a bronze military button.
The caaket and library were strewn
j with floral off erings, consisting of Ameri-
can Beauty roses, wlrite and rink carna-
fions .lilies of the vaHev. hyacinths nnd
Uviia lillies. A large wreath of C-niln
I Milieu an<l hyacinths from the liognn
liar aifwciation lay upon cot-.
J liin. The members of the snprefne court
I llwrt-:111ft Post, N'O. 3. O. \. R..«r Whleh ||„ Chle«*0. the ..ther in Indians
Captain Hegler was a member, the lad-Iboth ill and were unable to attend.
the O. A. R.. and the ladle^ club
Rt no aJso eontHbuted handsome
designs. The members of the <|>untl" har
elation, llnrtranfi Pott, in* ml of
supreme couri. Clerk Campbell and
hia deputies attended In a body.
Judge ,j .11. Bnrford, Judge A. II. Hun-
ton. Judge S s Lawrence. Judge J>ale.
Associate .Initi o Kane and .VI l> l,in-
bfy .of Kl Reno were the pall bearers.
Interment was ai Summit \ lew < enie
Among I he out of lowp people in at-
tondwice were; m, and Mrs. K M. Heg-
ler. of K| Reno, who have been at the
Hegler home during the fo.ur months ill -
ncss of <Japtain Hegler; Judge Ba\ai<d
llalner of Ferr> and Jud^e b jp.
Burwell, all of whom were members of
territorial supreme court during the
tune Captain HegSer served .is clerk*
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gerrer. of Kl Reno,
L). hii«i wife of El Renu. Cap.
lain Vleglei s brotirers. one of whom Jivtt
Special to the Stat,. Capital.
Rock Island, okla . Feb. 7. A full-
blood Choctaw Indian was killed here
by the north imund Frisco "Cannon
Ball." The Indian was drunk and
asleep on the track, and was not seen
In time to stop the train. His body was
badly mangled. Another Indian wis
found asleep only a few feet from the
track, not having been disturbed by the
passing of the paasengcr train, which
bad killed his companion.
Special to the ** capital.
Bennington, Feb. 7.—At a lum-
ber camp south of here a lumberman hy
the name of Fauncree is said to have
murdered his wif* by shooting her in
the breast with a shotgun. She died
instantly. The man was arrested. He
claimed that she committed suicide, but
the coroner s Jury found that she had
met her death at the hands of her hus-
band.
Special to the Stale Capita!
lvelqer. Okla., Feb. 7 ,\ most remark*
able well of natural gas was brought in
yesterday, according to Henry Ryan - f
the Butcher Oil company who is putting
up « rig on section orcutt^md Wake
Held the rig builders started t , fell ;i
tree to be used In their work. The axe
went Into ti hollow In the tree and as
soon as it was withdrawn gas came
forth with a mighty pour. The suppo*i
tion Is that a flow of gas had irradual!)
found it* way to the surface of the
ground through the rotten root holes of
the tree. What the flow of the queer
well may be |s uncertain.
P. id Out in Million Dollar
Chunks ai Muskogee—
Creeks and Lhoctaws
Benefited
Sre. ial to the state f'apital
Muskogee, Okla.. Feb. 7—The oil
royalties for the Indians of the 'Creek
and Cherokee Nations ,,aid into the
Indian Ajen. y here passed the million
dollar mark for the |i«ca| year begin-
ning July (, last These royalties ore
the ten percent which Is the ayer-
a*e royalty the Indians of these tw i
tribes receive from the oil y;,w„ from
their lands Tills means that at least
$l«.noo,uoo dollars worth of oil has
!•<*>.i sold in the Cherokee and .'reek
Nations since the first of last July, not
including the oil derived from lands
owned h; tb«# oil men.
Vandezenlcr's Holiday Rill
lioes Through; Also
Bryan's lo Fund Warrant
Indebtedness-Senate Pre-
sents Silver Service to
Benedict Brook-Amend
Hliitehurst's Federal Cen-
sus Bill
The house created a new record vo«-
t'.ds\ In the amount of legislation pn-
aueu Hi.,I bills disposed of lu ulie ,ei-
■ion Rdjournluc an hour earlier than
" Ill addition. The Holland bill an-
1 '.'Izli.K . oiintle* to Inn row money fron
tin- school fund tor current exyens.-*.
arte. inan> vIclMltude. gni Ihroum, the
house without a .Ingle "N„- recorder
agaln.t It. The Mil l. „„ emergency
measure and goes Int., elTect immedi-
ately The amount which a county can
borrow is limited to 2 per raplta for
lis population, and the Dili .applies only
to new counties.
The home in committee of the whole
took up Senator BlnJr's board of ag.'i-
.uiture hill. ■ arrvlng with 11 an arpi...
prlatlon of 101,3f.ti and , reatlng a goodly
ssaoitment of new lobs, the salaries in
some . ases to be hied by the board
The board is to be elect,.,! hy dele-
rate, .t i on \ en I ion to be held ...
Ntlllwatei In Augilsi i90s.
CONTINUED on fAQE 2, column 1.
FUTURE PUS
Jim Crow Cars,
but Stations Wait
CEDED TO KANRAR
Washington. Feb. 7 -A resolution Man I
j Hdopterl by the house today <e,l|-.-r to'
the state 0f Kansas one Vt> <t •r>|,ud i
from the Fort Rlle.v military" reserva
I tion on which Is lo it.ted the ruins <.f
the First Kansas territorial capitol. I
tulsa ims a
Many Buildings Under Contract
• And City Will Construct New
School Houses—Advance Fever
Strikes Population
eola I to the State Capital
Chickasha, Okla. Feb 7 The latest
proposition to be pushed to completion
an early date is H modern #pera hou**
to be erected by D. B Bridges. a part
owner In the present opera house, in
I tdditlon to thla, a city halj ajtrj fire de-
jpareinent are to l e erected a.i as *ariy
I date .in vot#> run bo had on 'same. Elec-
tion has been railed to vote bonds for n
$85,000 high school building, and there Is
J no doubt as to Its carrying.
numerous points in the business
"cIm.i to the Suite Oipltal.
aw tun. Okla,. Feb. 7 Agent S. 1). Leg.
1 "f the Frisco railroad here today re-
ed Instructions from headquarters to
passenger train between Law
inda- moi
rdered hat l
to seiTloe by thp srat - iMntrd of rail-
road commissioners. It wae taker - ffC
.lust after tlie two rent fa«*e wn« pu4
Into efftw Both the Frl«oo and Ro< k
Island agenlf hare state that "Jim (Tow*'
(,oaches wii be put obi . J| trains f«r tlia
accommod'sfIon of negro passing**!*!*,
Monday, Rebrua#> 10.
STATE BANKS AUTHORIZED |*
Stale Bank Comml ioner H. H. "®"
Smock this morning authorized the
Oklahoma Stat- bank of Chickasha +
to commence business, with $50.0U0 ^
<n pita I stock The directors are: \\ ^
H (Jilke president- P k Woolen, j
vice-president If. L
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talked or cuba.
< Associated Press.)
Washington Feb. 7. FY>llowtng
he cabinet meeting I'iday a gen-
>ral discussion on Cuban matters
v.ts had by the pre.sidant with
* Root ;,nd Taft and
or Maroon. No concluslo
Tin
portion
Preparations for Great Chicago Convention
( \ J tr..1 1
(Associated I'ress)
Washington, Fob, .airman Harry
Jfew, Secretary lOltner Dover ;md other
giembcrs of the sub-commit tee of the re
publican national «ommlttee, practically
have completed the hall arrangements
for tl *> national convention which is to
be held In Chicago next June The con-
vention will assemble In Coliseum—the
fapone of r. iny hlftorlc gatharlnga w 1
'. v daplgnad mm) greeted n Ith p« :lgj
ntferenco to the nee:1s of a jiolltlc ii , 011
ventlon. It Is admirably b* ited, Ix-lng
oal.i about 12 minuted walk front the
Asln«0 center of Chicago and reached
b\ the Illinois (!efitra1 railroad and Elec-
tric surface lines In I he opinion of
Secretary Dover, while arrangements for 1
previous conventions in the Coliseum
have been excellent, they will be l etter |
this year than ever before. As planned
now the Coliseum ln June will be the
most complete convention hall hi the
United Slates, although on. or tw0 oth-
• 1 IihIIb are larger.
'['hp Chairman New and S i-r tury J)..v-
or. pa« ejrxTlenrp in pffo, i:„K arrang. .
m«nts for national com entlom ha* |rn -
''' vaUlnh!.* T'.ej- hnvp rprfc^ta,! pinna
which "III male i!,p r,,'l„.llm almost
ill i.lrn| .'.invention llnll KVf r\ nrri'.'-
ipnt ('.rv l.a\e suKiIPWtP I to 1'oar. It r r
ton.Ik t.i the C .mfo i and . n v. inon... „r
who attend the convention. Tho
most radh'nl of thesj* improvements Is
an entire change In the sealing arrange
'wnts. The platform instead, of being at
the center of one side of the Coliseum,
will be at one end This will not de-
crease the number of seats, but will per
mlt all who occupy seats both to «e(. and
to hear the proceedings.
The total number i>f swits .arrordtnir
I.I nrosi>nt« plana, I, li.oil. which ln-
Provided In tljp balcony
lro"n'' «!'•■ hall. o„ a ral>,.f
nlitform above Hi., i'o . ... .v ,
lam wll be |,r„vMr,, ..mi« for ,'i .
man „„a .? Vs r°r !•'<• ch.-ilr-
_ 'tonventl
•mn 1
'apital.
black hand leader caw
ripn
members
will jrlvi
Associated F'ress
Nc.w York, Feb. 7 -In the arrest
today of P*llg|rtno Mule, a blf^*,unt
Sicilian who is alleged to be und« r
sentence of l.fe imprisonment in Italy
lor murde- the police have the lea l-
rt of .me .i' 'hi most despeinte black
hand gangs in the country. The
upedflc charge on which he was ar-
rested was having exploded a bomb In
p big tenement house In First ave-
&Uti last December. Twenty children
Injured by the fire that folio,,VM
the exxdosion.
The Italian government has furnish-
ed the police here with a transcript
of Mule's criminal record in Ills own*
country and that it was a most ap-
palling one. Among other crimes he
Ih alleged to have committed In his
native province is the decapitation of
a citizen who Informed against the
hand of brlcPnO1? of which he was
leader '
members of tt MH
section immedl te1,, i.i
' ,,'Trr Ph'r,>r'" P^vldes for
i l!°'i-IIv invite^ guests mn .
Ui e;.tF i,|r,.cllv j \
and ettendlnK on ho,h 'aide, o i
Jon. provided ^or workln,
the press. These ae, ,lon,
■ ( r,,om for writers nca,
m no,." t ban were pnnhled for
the la Ft . on ven ti,,,,. ' rth';
la". l.ftOn scnta nre provided for th. del
Tz:v::r b"rk "r
lernX. On e.^^ir.' f"' >'
. , ,n u " p,|le „f these two" sec
i" '!• of ti .
, 7* '"r '•><> "P'CtatOra 111..,, «e, ll.nn
., r, „„„ „ .
; ,,n'l'ony nectlon. i^miain, ..
«r the Kenernl nubile, moM „f tl,e,„ be.
'n. very desirable
tO tbe N.t| M nr„vll(„, „„
. tot.,I mm,bar be|nB , ex.
.lu.lv- of several „n|,w.n entrancs
"'"'form nn I
, . ' n' 'J1" Iw.ement admit •
Ible armnaamenti have made fur
h .-onvenlen, c „f ;lJlP|..
and the ,,
rnnh and telephone offices will bo
lohed rho terwirations .f -the fo\.
lR< um. both In'I 'e nd OfpJlde, wld be
elaborate and beautiful.
the State
Tulsa, okla, Feb.
absence of laws authorizing sucjj ac-
tion the rounlv and city ..fttcials .,r
thla |ila.. continue their conH,-.atlon
Of intuxlratina liquor. Klght bartela
' choice ".Sunn v brook whlske> w ere
>clzed in the rear of a gn t-\ store
The lltiu. r was taken lo the "bull pen '
In the rear of the poll*- station
The "pen' la h.Kltinl„K to resemble
a wholesale liquor house from the
larK.' quantltj ind different brands .,f
ci.nfisrnted liquors it contains. What
will he eventual* done with the liquor
is a question.
j part of the city and residen
I which ne receiving building materia
and are excavating indicates th** build
jig fever that is now on.
FIFTIETH ANNIVEKSAKV
Special to the State Capital.
Chickasha, Okla. Feb. j.
left today for Konxvllle, Tenn
goes to attend the LOih annivorsa
Un marriage of Ida fathei and m
who ai•• and 67 yififi dH|Pi
: 1 r:i ill «■ of ' <•
be represented, the heads of nj| but on>
: living I iere being in all flt't> twn
hildren, grand and gieat grand children.
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BIG RAIL CONTRACT.
Phlladeipi-1
earned toda
road
tons.
of the I'ennsylvanb
ompan> nre about
f which the United
4* Steel corpora ti itw,
+ The price could not be learned
*
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ler
The lwink forn
pan: busn
trust
I MORE OF THE DAILY STATE
CAPITAL'S BIG U
The Great Magazine Offer Continued
To February 8, 1908
1 he panic interfered very materially with The State Capital k magazine
0 er, closing iqo;. iVan> wanted to take advantage ot this offer, but bust
nets conditions prevented
. i* ® |,avei therefore, concluded to continne this offer to February S
1900 1 his will y \< all a chance to pet in.
Have you read The State Capital's Big Magazine Bargain Offef^ Thu
is tne same one we hare made eyery year for four years Thons.irds of p^(>.
p e havae taken advantage of it. Of course you want to. But d■.< not f«<rzrt it
1 >0 it now. ®
Ti,c Regular price of The Hail k Ftate Cs jit O.ffr^esr T„f
rebruary 8, 1008, you can get the Datl\ ONE VFAR for f ; so and get anvi
oneof the following twentv-six st: n lar.I magazinf^ ON'l- V-AK FRKH.
And beaides, we offer some rare com bin..ti u bargains, if you want
more than one magazine. See the ad on anotl er page for detail*
A prohibition SURPRISE
Special to the Ktate < aultal.
Lawton, Okln.. Feb 7 -County At-
tcniey .1 ,\ i-'ain an(| |^,,, sheriff
f iv-e H|.f.,ng a .udden surptls,. „r
twenty.,ini! violator* .if the prohlbi
Hon lav. in this oily ftome or the
m.'M prominent hu inen8 men or th
elty were atnonR the number. Kor
the I apt few eek« the offlc.r, „f tho
law have befl, aptmrently bully with
rourt work utul rank violallotm of the
I'rohl law have be,.,, numerous
Others have been doing: an extensive
liualnwa 011 the ijulet. W hlle the
loon element thought the officer* were
asleep they ware only gathering ....
tienre <o prOBerute the whlnkej Vll-
ers "nil preparing tho great *urprl?.
which come off today They now
have the neeessari witnesses Tor the I
M well a« the liquid evblen.
The Indictment were made in January
but the delay In making the arrest*
was ndv,«ed by the County Attorney
In order to have the advantage ,,r
•till hunt Mont of them gave bond I
to appear for trial at the Match tern, |
of the county court.
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Guthrie. Oklahoma.
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Greer, Frank H. The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 255, Ed. 1 Saturday, February 8, 1908, newspaper, February 8, 1908; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc126598/m1/1/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.