The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 136, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 3, 1909 Page: 2 of 16
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PAGE TWO
The Mission
Of those corpuscles in your blood that
have been called "Little Soldiers," is TTTTT>0^mT „ ~
to fight for you against the disease HUDSON SAILS NORTH AGAIN
germs that constantly endanger your
health. These corpuscles are made ClermoiH and Half Moon Set Forth
healthv anH ■tr*nnn hu ti** q{ nn Tn«.. j t :
OLHRVIIEPAKIUI COOK TBI 10
THE OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITAL SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 3, 1909.
healthy and strong by the use
Hood's Sarsaparilla.
This medicine effects Its -wonderful i
cures, not simply because it contains j
sarsaparilla but because it combines I
the utmost remedial values of more I
than 20 different ingredients, each
greatly strengthened and enriched by
this peculiar combination. There la
no real substitute for it. If urged to
buy any preparation said to be "Just
fis good" you may be sure it is in-
ferior, costs less to make, and yields
the dealer a larger profit.
Oel it today In the tiRoal liquid form «r in
chocolated tablst form callod Saraataba.
as Types and Impersonations
and Will Return as Museum, TURNS DOWN PROPOSITION
Curiosities Commander Peary
Disappoints.
SUBMIT RECORDS TO A
COMMISSION.
PEARY FAVORS THE PLAN
jCOOH LECTURES
BEFORE PEACE SOCIETY
J Answers Magazine Writers' Crit-
icism Regarding Food Supply,
on Ai otic Trip—Promises to
Bring Eskimos to America Nctt
Year. r
BOSTON, Oct., 2.—Dr. Frederic*
A. Cook, introduced by Benjamin F.
Trueblood, seceretary of the American
lo ' - - " -
'I MILLING bTiiHV OFDESEHT
GIRL STOLEN AND SLAIN
Piute Buck Runs Away With
Sweetheart After Killing Her
Father—Her Body Found.
SAN BAFtNARDINO, Cal., Oct. 2-D«-
Atlopintnla today In the case across the
desert wastes of Han Harnardino ccunty
I'ftir **\\ ill • Roy," a ")>ad" Piute Indian,
f"rtn n thrilling chapter in this story o!
t+ui life.
"Willie Boy" murdered in cold blood
Ms ] 1-year-1dd sweetheart, whom ne oar.
r'ed away from I he home of her father
ai Ha lining four days ngo. after he hart
killed l"r father. Old Boniface, a resrr-
vuiUra indl.in, when the latter refused to
if t his daughter go away with the younj;
i'lule buck.
A posse of deputies, led by HiieritT
Wilson, with Indian trailers, came
dawn today upon the body of the girl at
The Hlpea. a water hole f-5 miles away.
There was a bullet hole through tn«
girl's heart and her body was badly torn
and her fert Mistered and cut.
l ootprlnts around where the body lay
told something of the tragedy. Indian
trailers war* a bis to tell that "Willie
Boy" had partly carried and partly drag
Rtd the girl in the last stago of their
flight/
He had shot her through the heart
rr.ther than Jet her fall into the hands
of her friends alive.
**\\ lllle Boy** Is believed now to have
made his escape to the AfJsona border.
Three officers and two Indian trailers
left today for Daggett, hoping to head
off the Indian or pick up bis trail.
NEW YoKK, Oct. 2— Henry Hudson
hat, sailed north again, and the water
of Manhattan liarbor, crowded with th
navies of eight nations to do him honor. _ ........ IV1.U
will mirror no more the spreading spar-i . j Peace Society of Boaton, who acc< m-
of bis (iirnvel, the liiiif Moon. With her Rrrknlrlxm v i t\ panled Cook to America as one who
« >d lor « iimn, the Clermont, tiav< | ^ JJjXplOrej* Determined to "id not come as a controversallit n< r
depart*•.I u- yin:• ■ >ii-1ii and the life ot | Adhere to First Decision That|' ' ('ritlci8<; (,r defame another, or to say
His Claims to Polar Discovervi'"c" had "ot done what he had
JU..U „ . .""",UYC1J'|<Ioni'. 'delivered hln lecture tonifrht In
EDUCATOR
SHOES
Let the child's foot
grow as it should.
Sold in Guthrie By
ROBINSON
the IIudnon-Fuiton celebration. They
left Iv'cw York today aa typea and Irn-
persanatlona; they will return, after a
space, as museum curiosities.
Promptly at 9 o'clock this morning trie
vessels of the escort squadron carrying
GliO.OOO jMissengers fi ll Into line the North
river, noses up stream.
■ Behind the Half Moon*ami Clermont
and the naval vessels came a fifteen mile
j string of Hudson river and Long Island
ound liners converted for the day into
excursion steamers. They were as
«rovvjled as on the day of the first na-
val parade and all the way up the river
they passed between long fllea of sinlit-
fceers ashore.
The Robert Fulton, carrying the orig-
inal fillips' bell of the first Clermont, let
the way with the most distlnguianeii
guests and officials. Aboard the Kill*
ton were the governor of New York ar.d
his staff, with the governor of Vermont
as his guests of honor; The ministers ot
Spain and Portugal, the visitors, officers
"r t,,«' foreign fleets, the Hudson-Put.
ton commission and others.
On the tjiree succeeding ships were
tho invited fueeta of the commission, the
N< w York state officials other than tho I
governor nnd the New York city offi-
cials.
Commander Peary disappointed the
head of the parade by fal'ing to fall
Into the front of tho line. Ills ship .ltd
not get under way until after they had
passed and It arrived an hour late .it
N«wburgh. after a slight mishap to its
steering gear.
Sho ilri Rp Pvnn,:,ln,i , I deliver, d his lecture tonhrht in
snojld Be Examined by Cop Symphony hall In fer. a repre: mutative
eilhugen University. Boston audience ,A- *•
NEW YORK, Oct. 2.—Dr. Cok's re-
fusal to submit Ida observation notes
mill ..ti. „ moils . tiuiem IOO(1 8Uppiles
and other data at once to a competent hat,t elchtv-two ihiv*
scientific commission is all that stands ' *
in the way of compliance with th • sug-
gestion of the National Geographical
society today that such a step-on tho
part of both Cook and Peary -should
precede any official recognition of
the explorer's claims.
Correspondence made public Kftre
t-might shows that Commander Peary
has already formally signified his
wllllingness to comply with the condi-
tion, but Mr. Cook, in u letter to
Archer Huntington, president of the
American Geographical society, has de-
clared that he will continue In his
Cook took oc-
casion to reply to a recent and pertl-
nent query of George Kennan, In «
magazine article. In which the writer
claimed Dr. Cook could not take suf-
jflclent food supplies on two sledges to
Dr. Cook said in
reply:
"Mr. Kennan started out with the
Idea that We used pressed ox meat
for food for dog and man. If we had
his criticism would have been just, for
we could not have lived on less than
.".000 pounds of such meat, which It
would have been Impossible to carry
on two sledges, but we did not have
musk ox food. We hrid pemmlcan, nnd
wo used one pound per man nnd per
dop per day. One pound of pemmlcan
Is equal to five pounds of fresh meat,
will ;jep that Mr. Kennan's
figures were all light when properly
SEIZE FlSIIWi ....
.. - nmmlttee to Investigate the north
,po'e Problem unless It were clearly
MEXICAN GUNBOAT
Craft Evidently Surprised While w.U.£ he.?
Poaching—Entire Crew Thrown!1"1'' anr'r'"'('11 s eh
Into Prison.
determination to lay all his records and Lm
Instruments first before the Uni-I -m, ,
versltv of Copenhagen pictures of the two Esqulmos
According „le 'announcement P Klv''s ,h"
made here tonight Professor Hem lu™lll|''",wn« him to the pole, brought
-en, president of „l0 ,luh„a J !,'! ^ , "n ^T"' "l'*,
univera tv, was asked sov.-.-ni ri . ' promts* t«. bung them back to
by Henry',, Osbtn prell tTf t h,! i'A""'riran 1"'"" —
American Milium of Natural hlslorv ! when they win tell you
and by Mr. Huntington to approach - mT n'th" f rrnn,i'};,"r thHr a'lv8n'
through his authority as president of "' l"-"1"
">e National academy-,, commit,
or astronomers and geographers
whom the records of Pearv and i
should be submitted. Dr Remsen
for merapproacJWIFE "IM 0UT D00RS
The Forced To Vacate Sale
Offers You The Following:
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^fonday morning at 8 o'clock, to tho first customers wo will sell
CSJ yards of 10c Muslin, iiOO yards ofAmerican Prints, 100
yards of Apron Check, 100 yards of Dress Ginarham,
10 yards for
C® Only 10 yards to each customer.
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About 500 pair of Ladies' Shoes, made of Yici Kid and Patent tip +S
vgi some with stock tip, light and heavy soles, high and low (Q
]lGels a biS assortment of $3.00 and $3.50 Ladies' Shoos. ^ j 0 ™ ^
- . "wi fijj, tigrn- anu neavy soies, nign ana lo1
heels, a big assortment of $3.00 and $3.50 Ladies' Shoos
Mfc< This sale
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SmAJEffl ClfCURO SUB
PENSACOLA, Fla., Oct . Tho fish-
ing achooner Caldwell h. Colt, of this
port, has been seized hy a Mexican gun-
boat <tff Progresao and her crew of eight
men thrown Into prison.
The schooner left here fifteen days
ago suppoaedly for the fishing banks,
and today came tho first news known
of her seiiure, evidently upon the charge
of poaching on Mexican fishing preaer-
Owing to tho seizure three years n«o
of ono of tho schooners belonging to the
sam« firm, the maater < f tljo Coil was
warned not to enter tho Mexican fishing
grounds and If driven in hy stress ot
weather to place all fishing tackle be-
low.
Shcots Her to Death as She Runs
Screaming With Child in Arms.
Kills Himself.
Brooks Theatre
Wednesday, Ocl. 6
The Distinjrui.shed Comedian
MR. TIM
MURPHY
Management of
•Vl1'. A. Brady & Louis K. Werba
PRESENTING
Hi. New Comedy Success
MY BOY
By Rupert Hughes
Splendid Cast, Including
DOROTHY SMERR0D
An Unusually Elaborate
Scenic Production
Beautiful Costumes
Prices, • SI.5Q. SI.OJ. 75, 50 j
SAID TO BE PIRATE BOAT.
MEXICO CITY, Oct., 2.—A special dis-
patch from Mt-rlda Bays:
"The pilot boat Colt, susuected to be-
ing engaged in actual piracy, is lying at
the docks In Progresao and its captain.
Joseph H. Sehlooae.and crew are belli r
held pending Investigation. The Colt
was captured In Mexican waters by the
gunboat Bravo and brought to this port.
Captain Schloaae has admitted tliat
the Colt is owned by un outfitting house
at Pensacola. Sho Is equipped with
several rapid fire guns. The suspicious
conduct of the vessel caused the Bravo
to run her down and take her Into port
Both cargo and vessel will be declared
forfe ed to the government.
The capturo of the vessel has created
a sensation at this port. For some time,
Mexican gunboats have been convinced
that piracy was being practiced on >i
amall acalo In the gulf.
OAKLAND, Oct. 2.—.Shattering the
windows and smashing In the doors of
his wife's home, in a fury after he hnd
Steps to j stood outside In tho rain all night. John
from General Thomas'""l'"lrnr",l"' v "r Southern l'nclflc. burst
'H-h-ur <.r Smman™" £,£ubb8rd thJ tod., a„, .,
"Peary willing -in.) i i row ran y< reaming into the
ml, all hta records and data ° P"? f '"" S * "M
<i . . "n(l "atA to Nn- in her arms, he sent a bullet into h.-r
sci. ntlPU immy f0mniittCe °r °ther brain. Then he fired twice nt the baby
scientists Impartially selected." |t„, ploUil„nR ^
- -'ommltto(
jOU SUffgPHt."
Mr. Osborne at once took
obtain the consent of Pearv • - .i r„ .1- n *.
He received tho follow in*" dispatch I rmph^'T'tire
as H TT11 Kl.....,1 .. «... . .
Ladies' Cloaks and Suits also all of our ©
^ ^fen's Fine S. M. & S. Clothing go in this sale ®
^ at about cost prices.
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^ J his Sale will hold out the full thirty days
® and if you will watch our advertisements you ®
will have
chance to buy everything you
™ r-. r. 1 ,•
® need lor winter at sale prices.
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The Big
Store on the
Corner
then shot and fatally
Mrs. Manrow died* on
Dspltal.
1>i. ( 00k at first foil In with th«|on"' clothing. 11
Jv M M WhlC" WM Mm hmfself
Mr w ",'nlln(rto,>- He agreed v. lth I th- way to th,. I,
Mr. H, "tlhKt"" that there wouM he I —
Thin'T."" IF1TFUL breezes ear
"omso,. but lat.-r reconsidered The I TO TRIALS OF AVIATOBE TDE
matter and sent the following to Mr . '
Huntinaton: ; Neither Wright Nor Curtiss Dare
which kind ^ ^
sent to me at your visit y.iaterdav it . . Ct0 t0 Chlca?TO-
fppears to he an Injustice to th.* Tun ' N1'U YORK. Oct. 2. Neither Wilbur
to consent to the appointment of an- Wr'"" "°r t:k'n" i!' Curtlss todaj'
IkrfGfl
We Sell For
CASH
We Sell For
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other board of examiners after I had
def'nlte'y agreed to submit my materia;
I .. t0,the University of CopenlinKe,i
1 therefore ask your Indulgence f„r •,
few months and, following the Danish
i\est Ignition, the record will 1> « Sen
to all geographical societies „r the
propertj"fter WhlC" " becomea
"I appreciate th,. good offers of the
. er can (.eographlcal society, the
fair and friendly attitude of its „re,l-
dent and Its members and will promise'
"ja they will have an eerly opp^-1
tj to go over tho entire data of ,„y'
polar conquest"
t urc
■hallenge the fitful wind which
blew across the Hudson-Pulton aviation
field on Governor's Island. Both aviators
were . lose at nnnd whenever there wan
the slightest indication that the blustery
■ather which pervailed at daybreak
uld give way to calm "flying weath-
But the day wore on and the wind I Kb
blow on at an average of more than 13 L j
ALLEGED VEGGMEN CAUGHT
Confession From One of Trio Dis-
closes Plan for Cracking Kaw
City Safe.
mile
tlm<
KAW CITY. Kan., Oct. 2.—Three
men who the officers say are Kid Kur-
hetter known as "Oklahoma Kid,"
AI Voorpees and "Old .Man" Monday,
wanted for bank robberies in Oklahoma.
and .Nebraska, were arrested in
is they were coming into Kaw
the Island all I
COURT TO HEAR THAW CASE
Appeals Tribunal to Pass on
Legality of His Commitment ;
ALBANY, N. V., Oct.
court of appeals resumes sessions next
week, following the summer vacation :t
... , . 1 m a pool
will be asked to pass upon the question Dertyhlll lu
of tho legality of the commitment or
OIL WAS IN DANGER.
Great Conflagration in Glen Pool
ITarrowly Averted.
TULSA. Oft. 2".—Five hundred men
• ua.moned to the scenu ot the Jang. r i.y
•co.-es uf screaming steam whistles, alter
d desperate fight today suceceded In
When the I noas VrrnTT,r^'Cl!°" "y f'r° th0 ml1'
I , ons of barryl« ot Oil in storage iM ,ne
nn pool. The fire, which start-
a pMl o( was'e u|l on the wmiam
Pt through the dry
miles an hour.
'urtiss, who remalnec
| night In order to be i
a flight at daybreak is conditions shoifld
| prove favorable, crossed to the city
late in the forenoon and met representa-
tives of Chicago Interests who desired to
arrange for n three day series of flights
In Chicago following Curtiss' engage*
ment In St. Louis next week.
GEN. MARINA ATTACKED
Mountain Tribes of Maza Hurry-
ing to Support of Riffs.
City Frlda
Harry K. Thaw to the Matteawan stata I ^Inlv*1 a armlnK rapidity an i
liospltal and also whether oral betting Shad he dT""" " gr™' f"rro,'
a violation ot tho antlrace track sarao- ! i ,, ' ' '* ' f' 'y around tha
ling laws. I barn,B* alea- ^e damage was sman.
Counsel for Thaw contend he shouli
have been given a jury trial to determine
bis oanlty after his acquittal by a jury
on a charge of murdering Stuntorj
White.
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES END
Darkey Hal Wins the 2:15 Pace'
in Straight Heats.
COLUMBl'S. O., Oct. 2—At the final
day races of the Grand Circuit meeting
here Darkey Hal today won the 2:15
race in straight heats. Major Mallow
Has second and BltOdl Ml third
Tho best heat was paced In 2:04 1-2, j
There were ten starters In the 2:111'
trot, which was won by Lady Stately!
in straight heats. Best time 2:09.
The 2:11 pace, the last of the local'
meeting, went to Moonda In straight
heats. Time of best heat 2:07 1-
TO OPERATING TABLE.
WASHINGTON, ot. -.—Huntington.
A liaon, assistant neeretary of state left
U.hlngton tonight for Baltimore whern
he will undergo an operation fur appen-
> ellis at the John Hopkins University
hospital. '
TANGIER. Moron
as come In here I
the effect that the
the Maza region a
•Iflllla. It Is said that
T afld, the sultan of Moroc
not credited.
>. Oct. 2.—News
'om the interior to
mountain tribes of
hurrying around
•smen
but this is
morning. The officers
made the capture aro Sheriff Ra-
•f New Kirk, Sheriff Chambers and
Under Sheriff Hackett of Kl Reno,
men had been attending tho fair at
Washunga,
01 " officers say they have secured
a confession from men with whom the
prisoners had been associating of a.
plot to "crack" a safe here Saturday j
nlglit. Rewards aggregating $3,000 ate
outstanding against the trio. The pris-
oners were taken In irons to Newkirk
Friday afternoon.
CHARGES NOT SUSTAINED
Mias Barnard's McAlester Probe
Fails of Sensation.
the trl
GEN. MAPINA ATTACKED
MRLILLA, Oct. :\-Rarly this morn-
Spaniards under General Mar*
a, again advanced in the direction of
>kel Jainls, but were attacked by r.,000
Moors In t
hat severe fighting
Last reports stated
was In progress.
ALHSTBR, Okla., Oct. 2.—-The ex-
ed sensation involving purported
charges of Yromen convicts in the state
penitentiary here against officers of
the branch prison at Vinita has failed
materialise. Miss Kate Barnard,
state charities Commissioner, who cams
hero on a "hurry call" to make nn In-
vestigation, said t.Thursday thai Mrj,
How Is Your Baby, Boy
or Girl?
And all the individual membnrs of your home.
. Do they suffer with poor eyesight?
Wouhl you like to have the exact lens to particularly
their individual sight; perhaps serious trouble could
be avoided now or mischief may be done; tomorrow or
next week may be too late. We can give you professional
serivce on the anatomy and physiology of the eye, being
optometrists and having the various delicately constructed
instruments to thoroughly test the examination.
If you are earnestly seeking advice on this membrane
you can have it for the visit. '
E. W. LOCKNER,
OPTOMETRIST.
Diplomas from South Bend College of Optics
Philadelphia College of Optics.
South Western College of Optics.
License from the State Board of Examiners in Opto-
nictrj and one of its members.
Lockner Andrews Jewelry and Optica!
108 Oklahoma Avenue
I Guthrie
Co.
Oklahoma
McGhee, a former inmate, had given
her an affidavit In which she denies
'PONY' MOORE, SPORT, DEAD
fa™ 0 «*'• M ^nth;x;r,;ry
irrrrrhrnFv^.ns,and ,n the conduot uf ^
LltLM U ^ P H YS TmP (L ti SQNATioSl
Or SIX GREAT PLAYERS
GRANT COMTJENDED.
ItOCKFORD, 111., Oct. 2—Resolu-
tlon« rommenrllnK Gentral FrederlcK
-Irant for IeadlriK the temperance pa.
raile in Chicago recently were adopted
today hy the ministerial and the laymens
.'LPsoclntlons of the Rock river confer,
iice of the M. K. church.
SUSPECTED OF MURDER.
ARDMOKE, Oklu., Oct. 2.—Mose
Frofltt, a negro preacher, and Charlei
Schroder are under arrest In connec-
tion with the murder of Ida Payne, a
year-old negro girl, whose body was
found under the platform of a grocery
store. The crime was discovered when
the girl did not return home from her
work.
tftertftMN
f 'r
2i£l>lT Su?tBS
IN Tilffif OF WHO ENGINE
OUT OFF BY COLLISION
0ne Man Killed an(i Two Others
Seriously Hurt-In Mad Race of
Two Miles.
• yOTINQSTOWN, Ohio. Oct. 2.-Whllo
entering \oun* town under full tea,n
1 ;- en,er train number 125 on the Pm„:
■ h anla railroad was „,ruck hy a ,ra|1|
• ars backed out of a local ateel „la„,
ti r Ight, the foiilsion «eparatinK the en
Bine from the tender and train. Kent
lafford, fireman waa thrown from th,.
..glne and will die. «tg|neer n K
'ly lXeT 'hrOWn """ Wi,;.
tliro^ghThe cky" VearTlfe'"^ """
,f ii,. r.„ V "W1" works
•Witch V m""any "
-wltc engine, knowing „ off
track Engineer C harle. a. Simps0n nf
Th „ e" was "•rl0U!|y Injured
The passenger train was Mopped bv
e wreckage of the tender and
passengers escaped uninjured.
Its
KILLED BY AN ENGINE.
EMPORIA, Kar.sa.v Oct. 3—Arthur
I .iron.. 30 yearn old. of Jensen. Neh.
sliu, as struck by an engine in the
■ Iita jr.. farris here todny and killed
He was taking a car loiu. of household
, ods to Wuff city.
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