The El Reno American. (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 18, Ed. 1 Friday, April 28, 1911 Page: 2 of 8
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I TWO
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TWO HUNDRED
FQRJEACH JOB
lr«Ml DyiNuntter Admits Several
Crimen to Nefwapaper Ih>|>orters
UA JUNTA. Colo—(Heavily Ironed
closely guarded, the two McNii-
■ara brothers and McManlgal are
(board the Santa Fe flyer. John Mc-
Kamara va> aboard the Missouri
••Iflc train, but was taken off at
ialngton and hurried across the
Btry In an automobile to (ireat
tend and put aboard the Santa 1"
-aln. where the two parties were
lilted.
MdManigal talked to tho reporte-s
nd admitted taking part In the dyn-
amiting of more than fifty plants de-
claring 'he was paid two hundred
^ dollars and expenses for each Job by
Becretary McNamara.
I John iMcNamara refuses to tulk,
' saying there is nothing to talk about
The detectives have nothing on him
OKLAHOMA WOMEN TO SPEAK.
CHICKASHA, Okla.—Dr. Martha
•Bledsoe of Chickasha has been se-
lected as one of the four Oklahoma
women physicians to speak at the
American Medical association annual
meeting In iLos Angeles, Cal., in
June Woman's day will be observ-
ed June 28, and Dr. Bledsoe will
discuss the subject of tuberculosis.
The three other Oklahoma women
physicians are Dr. Esther Mitchell of
Shawnee, Dr. Winnie Sanger and Dr.
Lillian llandall of Oklahoma City.
SMELTER EMPLOYES
STRIKE MM SPREAD
THE Eli RENO AMERICAN. F1UI>AV. APRIL 3*.
NORMAL PRESIDENT ARRESTED.
Will
AIjnrQl'E'tQI'R, N. M.- n Is an
nounced that the three prisoners are
to he taken off the train forty miles
from l.OB Angeles and taken Into
town secretly, detectives rearing i
possible attempt t liberate theni
M ^Samara stole s knife trom t 1
dining car and 'hid it under a seat
and flew into a rage when it wa-
discovered.
A CMH>1> HIIOWIVO
11V AN IMMIGRANT.
Brought Fou-1.cn Children ami a
y, rt. r of « Million Dollar".
ProlnUily Reach Missouri and
Kansas Mining Districts.
TWO KILLED IN COLIJSION.
DKS'ISO.V, Tex—Two men were
killed when southbound Missouri,
Kansas and Texas passenger train
N'o. 5, known as the "Flyer," crash-
ed into the rear of a freight train at
Alvarado, Tex., Monday night.
l„ 7. Williams, engineer, and It
W Pears n, fireman of the passen-
ger train, were killed. Pearson was
shoveling coal when the Impact came.
He was hurled headlong into the
lire box and burned to death. Doth
men lived In Denison.
The mall and baggage cars of the
passenger train were badly dam
aged, and the rear cars of the freight
train were demolished The passen
gers were badly shaken.
SUCTION HAND SU'lMiED.
I
Frederick Bchnel
^."r, who nrrived from Russia with a
wife and fourteen of his lirteeii liv
ing children, could not answer in
English when asked It he had money
enough to provide for his army of
tchnelders, but he replied in "Amor
an" with an eloquence that stag
red the Immigration officials
- V'"rom the depths of vr.rious pock-
Hhe hrought forth rolls of bills,
W after another, and tossed them
on the desk at Kills Island, while
officials and Immigrants pressed
around to hear the money talk. In
all he produced $26,500.
Through an Interperter, Schneider
explained that his fortune came
from the sale of a big farm near
Odessa and that he was on his way
6 Glen Ullen, >N D„ whither his eld-
est son, Christian, had preceded him.
RETRENCHMENT FOR INDIANS
Twelve Thousand Dollars ti \ear ''M
—Much for Attorney's I'ee.
EINIl), Okla.—Joseph Fowler,
ars old, ft section hand, was
knocked In the head while asleep In
his room over a grocery store here
Sunday night by someone who after
wards robbed him of $13. I' owlet
Is In a hospital in a critical condl
tlon.
An iron pipe , about an inch in
diameter and a foot long, was the
weapon used. It Is bellied Fowler
skull is fractured.
Uoyd Beavers, who works In th
grocery over which the robbery oc
curred, was arrested on suspicion o
being Implicated In the robbery
was released.
REAPING BENEFIT
I ROM Till
EXPERIENCE
NO PEOPLE.
The strike of smelter employes at
Bartlesville, Okla , which Is reported
to have spread to smelters at lola.
Chanute and other Kansas towns,
may find its way to the miners of
the Joplin district, according to the
Bartlesville Enterprise, which states
that Ouy Miller, organizer of the
Western Federation of Miners, ol
oplln, Is in Bartlesville with a view
,f organizing the smeitec workers
nd getting them affiliated with the
miners' union.
In this case." the bartlesville pa-
per states, "the miners' organization
ill stand behind the strikers in the
fight."
The Enterprise says:
There Is little new In the smelter
strike situation at the smelters to-
day. The conferences held yester-
ay made no changes In the sltua-
ilon. The efforts or Assistant Labor
Commissioner Ashton to get the men
and the companies together wen
fruitless. It is said the companies
refused all overtures and would give
he men no encouragement. It now
looks as it the strike would be more
serious, as the other departments of
smelters, the yard men, the engi-
neers and pottery workers would all
he asked to walk out, and it is said
hese are willing to do so."
DEW APPORTIONMENT
BILL INTRODUCED
Like Cruiiipacker Hill. It (Jives Okla-
homa Eighl Representative*
WASHINGTON, D. C.—A bill re-
apportioning the membership of the:
- , , .. i house ot representatives and almost
Much Interest is manirested 'nth* ! wlth the Crumpacker bill
itcome or the affair as it is claimedI the „ou8e last se8sion|
that the attack was unwarranted i„ the senate, was
and provoked by an outburst of an-
ger on the part of the president
AIM, Okla.—C. W. Brllee, presi-
dent or the East Central normal, was
arrested Tuesday evening on a
charge of assault and battery upon
Freddie Cay, who had reused to
give details of a violation at school
discipline.
'Mr. 'Gay, the boy's latner, Is city
tax assessor and a prominent citizen
Wen- Ti
Dili « defeated in the senate, was
reported by the committee on census.:
It provides for a membership in the
hou-e of 433. No state loses any
members in the house by reappor-
il It Ml' It and the following gain:
On< member each—Alabama. Colo-
ml'rado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Louis-
I iana, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana,
Nort'h Dakota, Ohio. Oregon, Rhode
McAlester, okla. -Twenty-five island, South Dak ta, Utah and West
prominent citizens of Indianola call , Virginia.
Pd on the Rev. John ... Tindell. a| Cal ornia, .L JUino.^.- ^
Baptist missionary, Monday, and chuset -' "h , Pennsylva-
told hlm he must leave the*, t«, Yoik «O^
derlng him a buggy and a driver. | n a, 4,
They were incensed over hi* re-
J. A. Hatchett, President
Geo. W. Bellamy, Vl«'«-I*re .
Arthur X. March, Cashier.
Oscar R. Howard, Asst. Cash.
The El Reno State Bank
EL RENO, OKLAHOMA
DIRECTORS
J. A. HATCHETT GEO. W. BELLAMY PRANK KRAFT
H. L. FOGG ARTHUR T. MARCH
UNDER THE PROTECTION OF THE STATE GUARANTEE FUND
> Krw
lA Ht
With CritloiHiiiH
Thflr Jobo.
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marks or a local character, ma.le rol l!
while preaching a sermon Sunday
on dancing. Another preacher m-1
tervened and he was allowed to go Holly
to his residence, alter promising to
leave town on the afternoon train
and never return.
T IS FLOGGED
BV lllVORCE Sl'ITS
MISSISSIPPI MEN MIST
<X)Mi: HACK TO OKLAHOMA.
ackwm loan and Trust Company
Officers Fniler Arrest.
Matrimonial Misfits on
locket ill Rogers Comity
the
WASHINGTON. I> C. — Unless
Ormshy IMOHarg, tormer assist an
secretary or the department or com
roerce and labor, a^jees to actor
$6,000 Instead of |l-.00n a >ea
his compensation a* his fee for rep
lesentlng the Choctaw Indians, ni
contract with that tribe will he ten
inated in six months.
Secretary of the Interior !■ ish
has written 'Mr. Mnllarg to this ef-
fect. Tills Step was taken att.
teletutam was sent to the Indians
asking if they wanted to retain Mr.
MclHarg's services, to which they ri
piled that they did. but at «,000.
We are fortunate indeed to he abl
profit by the experience of
neighbors. The public utteranc
■El Reno residents on the following
subject will Interest and benlit thou-
sands of our readers. Read Mils
statement. No better proof can be
had.
Mrs. L. J. Lanman, 1202 Watts
St.. El Reno, okla., says: "One of
my relatives suffered trom kidney
jmplaint, and upon learning of
(loan's Kidney Pills, he procured a
box at the City 'Drug Store. This
remedy did good work and prove I
more beneficial than any other kid-
ney medicine that had been taken.
In loos H publicly recommended
Roan's Kidney Bills and at this time
I am pleased io do so again. I know
them to be a specific ror all symp-
toms of kidney trouble."
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foatcr-Mllburn Co , Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name—Doan's—
and take no other.
JACKSON, Miss.—J. W. Crlsler
and f. A. Ward, officers of the .lack-
son 'Loan and Trust company, have
been arrested here on indictments
returned by the Oklahoma tedcral
grand jury at Guthrie, charging
hem and M. O. Bounds, manager or
he Oklahoma branch, with using
fhe mails to defraud. Both men will
t)(. released on jr.,000 bonds to se-
cure their attendance on the federal
court at Enid in June.
Recently tho Mississippi courtf
placed the affairs or the company in
the hands of a receiver under ouster
proceedings and on a charge of do-
ing business contrary to charter
privileges.
mist approve payment.
guthrie, Okla.—in regard to
the claim or J. W. Qaskins of Geron-
imo against the state for $100 re-
ward for the arrest and conviction
of Albert Williams and Glenn Butler
on horse-stealing charges, the attor-
ney-general gave an opinion Tuesday
t)o State Auditor Leo Meyer that no
claims can be paid from the Item In
the governor's appropriation bill of
$.*,,000 for horse-thief rewards until
hey have been approved by the go\-
rnor, who shall decide what
amounts shall be paid. It is West's
pinion, however, that Gaskln s
laini is a just one.
m:\tii of \gei> u nt
ol .1 \mes A.
II MtlllS
Miss Lucy Harris <>f Wagoner Su.
cnmlis to Death Summons
TULSA, Okla.—The death oi
curred Sunday night in this city o
.....s Lucy Harris ot Wagoner, th
aged aunt or James A. Harris, . hair
man or the republican state commit
and with whom he has made hi
home at Wagoner lor many years
She was a leader in club i
Church circles at Wagoner. The
body will be taken to'Henry, 111., th
old home, Tor burial.
HOF8E LEADERSHIP.
George D. MdClellan, rormer may-
or or New York and eight years a
member or the national house or rep-
resentatives, contributes an article
to the May Scribner's on "Leader-
ship in the House ot Representa-
tives," which is rather surprising in
| ellis day of demagogy. Among other
things he says:
"The speaker of the house of rep
resentatives is not only the presiding
officer or the house, hut he is the
official head or his party. He has
been described as 'Che mouth-piece
or the majority, the responsible agent
ot party government.' While his
election is for the life of a congress,
it has always been assumed that a
motion to declare the speakership
vacant would be 'in order at any
time, and IMr. Cannon has so ruled
and entertained such a motion dur-
ing the last congress. In other
words, the speaker Ifoids only at the
j pleasure of the majority, who may
niNFKKENCE ADDRESS by resolution depose him 'at any
I hour of the day.
upk^ONVILVE. Fla.—Robert C. "The management of the majority
York, president of the! and therefore of the house, is not,
. 1.. r. t ,1 f t\ f\ i ti t BP
.CLAREMORE, Okla. — District
court for Rogers county will open
in Claremore on May 1 Judge Pres-
ton Davis or Vinita will he on the
bench the first three days, after
which Judge Brown will take charge.
On the docket ror the term which Is
to last tor a month, are rorty divorce
cases.
(First pub. March 31-4w.)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
To the creditors ot Allison Jon
deceased.
The creditors ot the above nail
decedent are hereby notiried that I
undersigned was, by the Cow
Court of Canadian County, Okla •
ma, appointed administrator of
estate or said decedent, and thi - •
persons having claims against fhe
estate or said decedent are required
to exhibit them to said undersigned
W. M. Harris with the necessary
vouchers, at the office or E. T. Bar-
bour within tour months from t'he
date of the first publication of this
ootice, to-wlt: from the 29th day o!
March, 1911.
Dated 'March 29, 1911.
W. M. HAiRRI'E, Administrator
J
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I.MPMII I
iiies under ' ib
10NID, Okla — Samuel II. McKee,
years old, a car repairer in the
local shops or the Frisco railroad
lompany, was run over by a freight
rain in the yards Tuesday afternoon
and instantly killed. 'McKee started
O crawl under a car before the train
started. Both legs were cut off be-
the knees and His body other-
wise mangled. His son, who is also
employed by the Frisco, was the first
reach him and helped remove his
rather rrom beneath the train. Mc-
Kee is survived by Ills wife, who is
i.'ow visiting relatives in Illinois, and
three sons.
Ogden of New .
conference on education in the south
delivered his annual address at the
session of the conterence which be-
gan a three days' convention here
Wednesday morning. The president
took for his subject, "Rural Co-op-
eration."
Speeches also were made by Count
Carl Moltke of Denmark, Dr. Hollis
B. Frizzell, principal ot Hampton
Institute, Virginia, and Dr. John Lee
Coulter Of the department of agri-
culture. Count Motlke's address was
an illustrated lecture on the co-op
erative movement in Denmark.
The conference convened
about 500 delegates present.
as often erroneously stated, in the
hands of the Chairmen of the leading
committees, but in those of a little
group or men who may or may not
he all committee chairmen, and who
have found their way to the top by
a process of natural selection. This
group derives its authority from the
expressed or unexpressed support of
the parte caucus, which speaks offi-
cially through the committee on
(First pub. Apr. 7-4w.)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
To the creditors of James F.
Crothers, deceased.
The creditors of the above named
decedent are hereby notified that
the undersigned was, by the County
Court of Canadian County, Oklaho-
ma, appointed administratrix of the
estate of said decedent, and that all
persons having claims against the es-
tate ot said decedent are required to
exhibit them to said undersigned
Lorinda Crothers, administratrix of
said estate, with the necessary vouch-
ers, at the office of C. F. Dyer Geary,
Oklahoma within tour months from
the date of the first publication of
rules. Of The house oligarchy the'; this notice, to-wlt: from the 6th day
speaker is of course a member and | °f April. 19|1
the most important of all. not nec-1 Dated April 5th, l&ll.
freight
■rssarily because of his office, but be-
with cause the speakership has usually
' been given to fhe strongest member
of the majority. The speaker never
\„v\n< es suspended! takes any important political action
except after consultation with this
LORINDA CROTHERS,
Administratrix.
bootleggers \nd
ofi It I w-s Ml
Convention Harmonious and Mutual
Agreement Reached
dropped
dead xt his di
storm does much damage.
STILLWATER, Okla.—'Reports of
damage by the storm Saturday night
are beginning to come into Still-
water, the worst loss reported so tar
beint, that ot William Lyons, a tam-
er who lives tour miles west of Sti..-
water. lie hist thirty-four head of
cattle.
The hail was severe In this local-
ity, and in some section
tour and five feet.
WASHINGTON, d. C\—Advances uncffll.iai ,.aBinet.
of freight charges on cotton, com- "The outcry against the oppression
pressed and uncompressed, together of the speaker is no new thing.
with changes in regulations and | has en(i„red almost as long as the
practices of the Missouri Pacific and
the St. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern railway, regarding the
transportation and compression in
transit of cotton, were suspended by
the Interstate commerce commission
until August 15. in the meantime
the commission will inquire into the
reasonableness ot the proposed ad-
vavnees and change"-.
MIL IS LOVELY NOW.
TO NiK A WA, Okla.—The Farmers
Mutual Telephone company was sold
VIA
Rock Island
Lines
Is an easy, comfortable
a n d enjoyable trip
Superior Trains
Choice of Routes
Convenient Time
Before you go, call on
and talk it over with
TICKET A G E N T
ROCK ISLAND LINKS
He will tell vou aliout
Pares, Routes, Time,
j. 0. MATHEWS
El Kcno. Oklahoma
MraKOGEE, Okla. -L. It. Dugav
„ cashier at the M. k. & T. railroad
hotel, dropped dead here Monday
while standing at his desk. Heart
trouble was given as the cause. Du-
gay bad traveled all over the world
was born in Canada and when
nineteen years old went to Rome,
where he become a member ot ftlie
papal guards. He was 119 years old
CLEVER fillllS ARE
APPOINTED DETECTIVES
Sapulpa Society Girls Get Sc\i
died Dollars Reward.
lluii'
Ml'SKOOBR, Okla. The first con
•ntion of booze-sellers and Jolntlsts
ver held in Muskogee convened li
the police court room Friday after
noon. The meeting was called by |
iErnest Cook, commissioner of public
safety, Sheriff Wisener and County
Attorney Disney. There were fifty
men present who were supposed to
be selling liquor.
The purpose of the meeting was
to announce that booze selling In
Muskogee must. stop. The samc^
method was used that was so sue- th
cessfully adopted In fhe elimination about th
ot gambling. The bootleggers were
given notice that Saturday morning
all joints must close \tter that any
place caught open will be raided
hourly and the persons caught about r„.v
th,. place, owners, clerks, porters Gertrude Mack, society girls ot tins
and bystanders, will be taken to Jail" city, were appointed detective, by
and they will stay in jail until the Mayor Denton and their DPot"t-
MSt morning at I o'clock, When thclmwrta were confirmed by the .it.
courts sit. Executive 0 t*n will | commissioners
not be permitted to take bonds. The girls will receive
The bootleggers agreed to quit, wards from the tour cl ies,. where
They admit the power of the ofllcial. the value ot_prop,rty.
mimits killing his
UI'SKOGEE.OUla.—Cos na Wash-
ington, a full-blood Creek Indian,I
walked into the sheriff's office here
and gave himself into custody, stat-
ing that he had killed his step-
mother. George Washington. The
killing took place near Oaktalia. |
Casina claims that his brother
came home drunk and attacked his
wife with a poker. Casina tlien shot
and killed him. An lnve«tlf«tl n
has been started.
piled up a, alu,tion here Monday afternoon to
the Pioneer Telephone company for
$8,5-50. This end
BROTHE.IL extended over nine years
speakership itself.
'Speaker Cannon once said: 'Yei
I know I am a czar in democratic
platforms and in some of the moral-
uplift magazines, but only just so
long as I have a majority behind me"
W K.I jL. I Gl'ESS!
And you will all guess at the
Guess Social at the Presbyterian
hurch next Tuesday evening, and
you want to put on your guessing
early to keep even with the
guessers. It's going to be a jolly
tinij' for everybody, this Guess
■lal and literary entertainment, and
ood tiling if you
fail to be there. The Endeavorers
| are endeavoring, alright.
wm
Al'PLPA, Okla. Because thro
r coolness they had brought
arrest ot Henry Cleveland,
a negro, and Mary Cleveland, his
wife. Who have confessed to robber-
ies In St. Louis, Kansas City, Okla-
homa City and Sapulpa, iMIss Vivian
Carter, 'Miss Mabel Burton and Miss
rtf this
don't like the jail life.
TPIJSA, Okla.—Sawing their way
to liberty with a steel brace from the|
sole ot a shoe and a pocket knite. |
two negroes. Dave Savage, alleged
burglar, and .1 e Thomas, alleged
'horse thief, made their escape from
the county jail here Monday. They
are still at large and no clue is
known. The men stole clothing of,
Fred Walker, the confessed Broken j
\rrow bank robber, and robbed a
store when they gained the street.
Fellow prisoners stated the men had
boon sawing for ten days.
to put them out of business by In-
cessant raiding and fines. Ten days
ago similar action was taken with
the gamblers There has not been a
game running since.
ALFALFA SEED
been stolen by th
mated at $ is,000
( 1TY
ATTORNEY IS INDICTED
YOPR CREDIT IS RESPECTED
by the standing you have at your lo-
cal bank. The best reefrence you
can give when seeking credit is
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL RANK
Naturally, if the bank has had no
dealings with you it has less interest
In your atfairs than If you were one
of its depositors. Why not open
that account now? Waiting until
you can start with a big amount is
entirely unnecessary.
Strlotly plire at market price.
Phone R-52. Smith Taylor, Route
FARMS FOR SALE
One quarter one-half mile north of
Okarche; three quarters four miles
south of Okarche. For further in-
fomatlon call on Frank Wilcox
14-2 mo
i •
\
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/ .
Mf Okarche. Phone 7717.
i m L-
Constipatlon brings many ailments
In its train and is the primary cause
of much sickness. Keep your bow-
els regular, madam, and you will es-
cape many of the ailment to which
women are subject. Constipation is
n very simple thing, but like many
simple things, it may lead to ser-
ious consequences. Nature often
needs a little assistance and When
Chammberlaln's Tablets are given
at the first indication, much dis-
tress and suffering ,may be avoided,
Sold by all drugglss.
farm loans
« •
My terms and rates are
not surpassoil by any one.
When In need of a loan,
come and see me ami talk
it over.
O •
Spccial Bargains
Farm and City Property
No trouble to show you
what we have to offer.
IF YOU WANT
TKA1>K your farm
other property, see
TO
for
MEYER & LEWIS
] 11 E. Woodson Street
El Reno - Okla.
ing
DANVIILIIJE, 111.—The grand jury
adjourned Wednesday after return-
nine additional true bills, in
hich City Attorney F. W. Jones
Peter Sanichas and Ave others were
re-indicted on charges of perjury in
connection with their testimony con-
rning political corruption.
The first indictments have been
quashed or the defendants had been
acquitted under instructions of the
court after the state's evidence was
heard.
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The El Reno American. (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 18, Ed. 1 Friday, April 28, 1911, newspaper, April 28, 1911; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc164756/m1/2/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.