Morning Examiner. (Bartlesville, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 231, Ed. 1 Sunday, August 29, 1909 Page: 2 of 8
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HAWAII MILLIONAIRE DIBS
Chwles M. Cooke Succumbs to a Sec-
ond Attack of Paralysis
Hon (lulu, Aug. 28.—Charles M.
Cooke, >a multi-millionaire, and on® of
the leading financiers of Hawaii, died
late todlay ftllowng a second attack
of paralysis and a severe ilness ex-
tending over a period of several
months.
Cooke was president and principal
U. S. Circuit Cuurt Reverse Commis-
owner of the Bank of Hawaii, and
president or directo rof some of tahe
largest corporations tf the islands.
He was heavily interested in several^
f the ext-MiMv; .-agar plantations.
He was heavily interested in several
of the extensive sugar plantatitns.
Clarence Cooke, his son, succeeded
him recently ns president and mana-
ger of the Bank of Ilawaai. The es-
tate is expected tt prove one of the
most valuable ever probated in thry
islands.
A. E LEWIS, fits. S. V. LflRS, flee fm.
*m L RUFF, lut Cathkr
Bartlesville State Bank
Bartlesville, Oklahoma
CAPITAL STOCK
$25,000
Deposits in this ban
Ouaranty Fund of t
provides absolute sa
INTEREST on tims
k are guaranteed by the Depositors'
he State of Oklahoma. New state law
fety to our depositors. WE PAT
deposits.
Owens Building
DIRECTORS-A E. LEWIS, o. w. LEWIS, W. L. LEWIS
8HIPPING WARNED OF STORM
Hurricane, Forming in Gulf of Mex-
ico, is Approching.
No more news has been received
from the West Indian hurricane last
heard from in the Yucatan channel.
MILLERS TO FIGHT NEW LAW
Galveston, Tex., Aug. 28.-—The
West Indian hurricane, which was
ztizzzss. srsa-E.1 — -
Raise Big War Fund
! Oon'f Forge! The Hour-2 O'clock P. M. I
•AYS COMPANY IGNORES LAW
«tok Concern Must Tell Its Connec-
tion With Other Institutions
Guthrie, Ok., Aug. 2S.-Assistanl
Attorney General W. C. Reeves to-
day filed suit in the district court
here against the American Book Com-
pany, charging that the company has
•ever ctmplied with the provisions of
the uniform text book law, requiring
•II book companies, bidding for con-
h cts, to file swtrn statements snow-
•g the ownership 0f the concern and1
whether they were connected direct-
ly or indirectly with any other pub<
Suing companies.
. T.be 8nit a"e es that the company
• interested in tther concer n and
«ks ta-at the officers 0f t' <■ .1nv
1* compel!^ to appear . •'
regard to the mat'er,
select
Oolhl i ners citse Con-
T«aaon at dorado Springs j
Colora !' Spring. Col., A i~ og |
T'nnual Mn*wftan~ of
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K„„aryi „ R ^
Wngham. Montana; executive corr-
■nttee, W. II, Hotehkiss, \*f w y.,^.
^ ^Donald. C:nnec;!cut; JojJ
«ph Button Virginia: .T. R. Young,
lfortn r.lr !inn • V Tt
11 • -inrdisoTf,
Jul: n, Ala*
CHINESE LAW IS STRINGENT.
foreigners Must Be Ten Years
Country Before They Can Be
Naturalized.
day, has driven across the gulf and tf\
B( w sw-q/n? m'scd on tha MexiW
coast. A private dispatch tells of the
rescue of a party of fishermen frtm
Tarpon Beach early today.
New Orleans, Aug. 28.—If the
storm -which was rnging of the Gulf
yesterday swerved from its course
and started on a tack toward Central
America last night, as it is stated, it
has either o'me back today or sent a
substitute in its place
Shipping was warned yesterday to
exercise caution along the Louisiana
and Texas coasts, nd today this warn-
AMERICANS PREVENT RESCUE
Two Italians Had Been Arrested on
Charge of Aoult
Pittsburg, Kas., Aug. 28.-Jo*
Cherafise and Antone Manthri, Ital-
ians, were arrested late last night *
Crowburg, twelve miles north <jf
Pittsburg, charged with being two tf
the men who two weeks ago shot and
St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 23—Milieu of
the country who use patent devices """ go snot ana
for bleaching flour by means of msrt- | a®94ult«^ ken® Barney at Chicopee,
gen peroxide have begun the collect- * they had ker escort
«way. The two men were brought tt
Pittsburg today and placed in jail
Last night a crowd of armed Ital-
ians attempted to resene the prison-
ers from the officers of Crowburg but
they were prevented by the timely
arrival of a number of Americans arm
ed with shotguns and revolvers.
iS SURE ^IfilM OF PD PI 11 A3ITY i Wns rp^>ea'e^ *n a weather bur-
aunt blbN OF^POPULARITT. ,enn bul](,!n issne3 ghortly before 10
Princeton Professor, Whom the Stu 1°'®'°^ 11113 bnlletin re3**:
dents Admire All Are Spoken of ! Cintinne nor.theast storm warnings
In Most Familiar Terms. , for the Galveston section. Tropical
! j storm of marked intensity iscenthal
I he Chinese government has just j Every professor at Princeton <ret« in the West Gulf off the mouth of
decided upon the following impor- a nickname sooner or later with the (the Rio Grande, moving northwest-
chances leaning strongly toward , ward. Will cause dangerous high j bleached*flour^The"'dew'w was
sooner. Some of these appellations;^ winds and high tides along the started at a meeting held here last
are impertinent but complimentary, |Texas coast." [week.
tant naturalization laws besides oth-
ers of minor significance:
1. Foreigners wishing to become
Chinese subjects must first of all lie
without other nationality, and in the
second place must have resided in
China ten years. Even then the
sanction of the ministry of the in-
terior must be obtained.
2. Chinese wishing to become
naturalized subjects of other coun-
tries must under all circumstances
obtain the consent of the ministry
of the interior. They, can in no other
way divest themselves of their Chi-
nese nationality.
3. Chinese women wishing to
marry foreigners must obtain the
consent of the ministry of the in-
terior before they can divest them
selves of Chinese nationality.
Tlier. it: much in the alxfce rules
to class with Kuropenn laws or rules
on thi« subject.
gen peroxide have begun the collect-
ing of a fund of $50,000 to bo nsed
in fighting the government in defense
of millers who may be prosecuted for
selling bleached flour. W. E Castle
of Louisville, Ky., president of the
Millers' National Federation, is chair
man of the defense committee.
The millers are raising their fund
by taxing each user of the patented
machinery 2 cents a barrel. The ctm-
pany which controls the patents will
add $50,000 to the millers' fund.
The bleaching process by machin-
ery is said to be nsed' by two-thirds
of the millers in the United States.
Secretary of A;rr:<ml:ure Wilson's
ruling prohibits the manufacture of
Examiner Wart Ada. bring res alts.
snd some are just impertinent, but
when a man is called simply by his
Erst name it doesn't take any master
mind to figure out 1 hat he has that
popularity tiling fastened to him.
Hence a student invariably remarks:
jot Henry at ten o'clock,"
Yale Theater
Entire chahge of l'rogrom Mon-
day. Wednesday anrl Friday
Admission 5c and lOc
EDUCATION.
North Carolina: T
Massachusetts: F.
bam.i.
lCobilc, Ala., wa, . Js
rt -7 !?M r"rjI «•"-
*r|nP for the year 1910.
JTRE THREATENS PT*r TREES.
Summer Hot-'
M f He Destroyi
Valley
Y -Ajit 28.—A for.
. ' '«nce tt the Ixvse-
" «< reatens destruction of
' >vc of trees known as
M«rcod group, one of the world fa-
mous collections of Sequoyas. The
flames momentarily menace the hotel
at El Portal, a $100,000 frame struc-
tare, which U filled with summer
visitor*.
Sparks fr m a freight engine start-
ed the fire.
when he means that he is expected j
at Dr. Ilcnry Van Dyke's lecture at
ten; he .-ays "Jerry put some hot 1
ones aver t!i - morning** when he ia
speaki/u of some particularly
learned bits wafted by l'rof. Or-
mond. He would never think of re-
ferring to l'rof. Axson as anything
but Stockton, or to Prof. Paul Van
Dyke of English history fame in any
other way than as Paul. And so it
is mark of the way in which Presi-
dent \\ ilson is respected and ad-
] mired that he is never spoken of ex-
cept as just plaiu Wood row.—Bohe-
mian.
SHREWD SCHEME OF PARENTS
Want Ads
If you have anything wound the hosse that yeu d««'t want or
wm —or if there is something yon iieH
If you want a job—or if yoa want someone to Ml a f o«tioa
or if yea wast
If you have a furnished or unfurnished room to rewt
rent gueh a room
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FOE A LOTTERY CONFERENCE.
Ouban Postal Director on Way to
Washington.
Havana, Aug. 2S.-Senor ttdar.
ae, director of posts, left here todav
for the United States. It ia believed
tfcat be goes in response to a sum-
Mons to confer with the authorities
at Washington rclntlve to measures
i bt taken for he exclusion from
• mails of tickets for the national
lattery, tha sale of which will begin
Aoyast 80.
Toddlert Too Young to Remembsr
Names Are Taught Number of
a Telephone.
"My telephone number has be-
come the cradle song of the children
in this block," said an Amsterdam
avenue druggist. "Ask any toddler $5|
, hereabout* his name, and the n
ehanees are that in^ead of telling H
j you that it is Johnnie This or That «
ha will sing out, 'Kivcr 78C4,' my U
telephone number. The other day I S|
learned the secret of my phone'a c3
j popularity. The youngsters have
; been taught the number as a menjja
He—Do you think you eouhl i ^ ?.tuJcn!V# ®
learn to love mov j child mind have discovered that
She—1 think I could if you lui.) ^ n™mb** 1 telePh(™
money enough to soend to educat. L jA.-i • " " rnrrc nnm^s- j^
mp • | a child is very young or thou;htJA
®r alupid his address, or even hil
name, doesn't mean much to him,
but anything that makes such a d^
lightful racket as a telephone is as
abject of special interest, and he caa
remember the number attached to-
If you have some real estate you want to sell--or if y*a want to brr
some real estate
If yoa have a house to rent—or if you want to rani a booee
If you have a business you waut to scB-or if 1W is a Wines* yoa
want tp buy
If you have lost anything—or you have foiad anyikit^
If you have a horse you want to sell—or if yoa want to buy a horse
If you have any money you'd like to loan—or if vow want to borrow
money
If yoa have a farm you want to sell—or if you wa«t t« buy a farm
If you have a piano yon want to exchange for something eJse—or if
you have something else you'd like to exchange for a piano
If you ha*e washing to be done— or if yos muu U i* one's
washing
If you have a pony you'd like to sail or if yr « wmU to bay a pony
or if fcsve asything yos
FAMILY FLORICULTURE.
George Marion, lite stage man-
ager, is a lover of nature and a
hater of overcoats and umbrellas. I m chcu w
Recently, during a violent rainstorm,, f*oat ot the P°°P'® neigh-
he called on his mother, entering her °°fl haTe no ^'tphonca of theif
pretence wringing wet. ffwn 10 ^py re teaching the kidj
"George," she said firmly, "vot' nurn^'r to ^ U8(?d as a tracer in
ought not to expose yourself in such of 1,lcm Eet lost."—New
weather. Yon will tfmi York Press.
Tn fnet if yon want to buy aay thing
want to And a bnyer for
Then you 're the one we're talking te
And we just want to tell yoa that we have A
you and the other fellow together—the on* wfc* I
the one who has something to bey
And the aoswor is just this
\ will bring
r to sell ami
You will get pneumonia"
"But, mother," exclaimed George,
with a theatrical wave of his hand,
"why should I fear the rain ? Does
it not mature the grnss? Is it not
life to the flowers?"
"It is a long time," said the good
fcoman, closing a window, "since
you were a flower."—Success Mapa-
tine.
T- ' Z.
SUBTLE FORCE OF WORDS.
"Never trust to synonyms," said
the man who was threatened with a
brench-of-protiiine suit.
"What is the trouble?"
"1 wanted to say something
fancy, so I wrote 'veritably thine' in*
•tead of 'yours truly.' "
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Booth, R. F. Morning Examiner. (Bartlesville, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 231, Ed. 1 Sunday, August 29, 1909, newspaper, August 29, 1909; Bartlesville, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc144197/m1/2/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.