The Ponca City Daily Courier. (Ponca City, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 54, Ed. 1 Friday, December 15, 1905 Page: 1 of 4
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ZIbe fconca ditg H)atl£ Courier.
VOLUME 9
PONCA CITY, OKLAHOMA>RIDAY, DECFMBER IJ 1905
NUMBER 54
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£ J. H. KOLLER
STRONGIY FOR
TWO STATES
Caucus of Republican House
Members is Held.
Of
THE VOTE 18 110 TO 65
For Ibe Adaiialos of Oklahoma sad ladlsa
Territory aa On* State and New Mexico
aad Arizona a* One S ate.
Christmas!
will be here before you realize it. Why put
buying until the last minute?
off
OKLAHOMA HISTORY.
Castodiaa Caa^bsli Waata Provlaioa Made
lor the Sscisty.
Washington, D. C., Dec. 14.—W. F.
Campbell, custodian of the Oklahoma
Historical Society, at Oxla*ioma City,
haa drafted a bill for introduction by
Delegate McGuIre author zing the
aecretary of the Interior to transfer
ti the historical society the registra-
tion pap .ti of the Cherokee an I new
country apenings.
Washington, Dec. 14.—The republl- '
can members of the house in caucai
• j
today unanimously declared In favor
of admitting Oklaboma.and the Indi-
an Territory as one state, and by a
vote of 110 to 65 declared in favor of.
admitting Arizona and New Mexico t
I as one state. Both statehood ques-
being transferred. Neither can I see j tions are to be contained in one bill,
any injustice in a portion of the re- The conference which resulted in this
served la-ds being given to the main-, action took place immediately after
tainance ot the Historical society.
It Is clearly on educational lines and
Its va'ue to the future state is incal-
culable.
the conclusion of the session of the
house and occupied an honr and a
half. The only opposition to the pro-
gram was directed against joining
Arizona and New Mexico, and It Is
understood that Mr. Adams (Wis.)J
Judge Harford Hs. Ordered laveetlc.Us.af and Mr Ta™y (Minn.) were the
LOOK OUT FIENDS.
&
Without a doubt we have the largest stock
of Holiday Goods in the town, and you will
say so when you step inside our store.
Our prices are right. Call and see.
R.F.Morrison&Co.
ACCOMMODATING DRUGGISTS
only speakers on this side.
The program ot the leaders bras
presented at th; outset by Mr. Ham-
ilton, chairman of the committee en
Vlolatlossof Cigarette Law.
Guthrie, O. T., Dec. 13.-Under
Judge Burford's direction, the grand
Mr. Campbell also sug rests that the J1"* here today commenced an in vet- territories, in a resolution which he
society have a per cent of tbeteserve ,tisratlon of a,*eifed violations of thejoffered It derlared lt to be the gep„.
lands set apart for public buildings, jantl-clgaret'e law. Frank Gerbring,, of the conference that one sta'e be
made ui ot Oklahoma and the Indian
and asks such a clause be inserted in ! editor of a local paper, and other
the statehood bill. j cigarette smokers, were summoned
"I know something of the efforts ' *>etore the iury t0 te" where they got
Mr. Campbell hat made in securing!tbe cigarettes or the papers which
these reMstration papers," said m they use. Indictments will be made
member ot tbe statehood delegation '' *njr evl<*<nc« is brought out again t
here today, "and I can see no reason ,'®e dealers here.
why congress should object to them John Henry 8mith at Morrison's
Territory and one state out of Ari-
zona and New Mexico, and that tbe
committee on territories be request-
ed to formulate this plan in one bill.
Hearings on this bill, on tbe ques-
tion of emoodying a constitutional
amendment prohibiting tbe tale of
Don't Forget Shires'
RED TAG SALE 1
210 Suits
valued at
$10, $12.50 and $15.00
Sale
PriceMT
Every Suit and Overcoat must be closed out in
Forty Days.
Less than manufacturers wholesale price.
Stop and Look in Our Windows.
Come in and get new fresh goods for less money than you pay for old
shelf worn goods. $25,000 worth of goods to select from.
Remember the place.
M. B. SHIRE,
Grays old stand. . the Leading Clothier.
S>
liquor in the two territories, were bi-
gun today. Aside from this question
the bill Is practically In ibape t-j re-
port. The liquor bearings will nut b-?
hurried, and the plan now seems to be
to delay, reporting the bill until after
the holiday recess.
TICKS MUST QO.
thing, and it is thought with such pro-
cedure that in three years not a tick
will be left in Oklahoma. This plan
has been in contemplation for some
time but tbe necessary appropriation
OP COLPSE.
Secretary Wilson Favora Plass lor Corny lete
Exterarioatloa of Peat.
Otclahoma City? Dec. 11 —Should ' has been forthcoming. However,
When It ta re- *he present congress make aaequate it thought It may be by thu winter,
ported a rule will be brought forth li. appropriation for the work, the mat- inquiries are being sent out to ail
tts immediate consideration by the , exterminating the fever tick p ace where . t is propo.id to try tbe
house. The conference had not pro- Oklahoma will in all probability be ^ plan, asking what aid cattlem< n may
ceeded long when the debate was lim- taken up during the coming aprlng as ' >)e exp{.cted to give to the uiove.
ited to live minute epeecbes, aid this it has never before. Every apring '
action caused complaint by those op- certain laws and rules bave been en- f
posing the admission of New Mexico foiced concerning the inspection ot
and Arizona. cattle, requiring that they be dipped "l«l Tom "•>•* ■ Cssdlds „• E :*y is
Speaker Cannon todk the floor ana and so long for inspection.. This lUlleve.
spoke vigorously for the tw l-state j in a way been satisfactory, in t hat j P :iy, D c. 15— Fiierds «.f "om
plan. After Mr. Adams and Mr. the did not spread, but this plan j Doyle, ibe well known Perry i iwjer,
Tawney had opposed It, Mr. Groave- couid probably be kept up for ye ars {are groomit g him for the congress
nor of Ohio, took tbe opportunity to an<J the ticlt *ou'd come no nearer ! ional race n< xt year. Doyle has li&d
read a number of newspaper clipp ngs j *,eirK extetminat*d than before. aspirations before, but tbi# time it is
giving an account of what he termtdi lhe purpose of the a 'cretarv of claimed that he la going after it to
a "junket" which a number of mem-1 a«riculture to bave appropriated for win. In his conncction it is staled
bcra of the house had taken through ,thr bureau of animal industry a sum here that Doyle is the author of the
the territories last summer, at which | •unicient to out the matter entirely j minority statehood bill, introduced
time they had publicly stated they !in thc ha^ds of every tfficer of the < by Congressman Frank Clark of
would oppose the admission jointly of , *aw' ** to lhe enforcement of regula- Floriua, btmsell a forme: Ojclahoman.
Arizona and New Mexico I Hons o be made An effort will lei It ia also claimed that E I.. Fulton,
(Jucstiona nre ask^ ^ to the,IBa<,,? 10 ' * cr®'nate ticks in;( who lecently movtd from Pawnee to
binding character of the conference, nf them aoreading. jOk ahnma Cltv, wouldn t drl-e away
and repliea empbatlca'ly indicated j The *herl,T and county attorney of j a congressional bee if one came bis
that a conference of republican mem-' etCh county in the terrl'try, partlcu-1 way, and that his change of residence
bers of tbe house should be considered I1*'1' Whert °aUle are Krazpd« wil1 bc } • expected to Improve bis a/ailaMl-
as binding on the members par tic I-' c"r,{ed w,th lhe duly of watching ity as a possible ca ldidate.
I llS 1 ti IA mm ti. _ II a .
patthg In it.
. Joint statehood was favored by Re|-
resentatives Smith (La ) Powers and
Llttlefield (Maine), and others. Mr.
Lacey secured the division of the ret-
olution and when both itspaits had
been adopted Chairman Hepburn, oh
being .rquested to rule on the result,
stated that the resolution must be
t£ken to have been adopted in its en-
tirety; that one bill mu<*t contain the
sfcttehood measure for tbe twostates,
and that there could be no division of
the question
Representatives James E. Watson
(Ind.) was chosen by tbe conference
as the republican "whip' to succeed
Mr. Tawney ^ Minn ) ,
I A caucus will convene tomorrow
and pay possibly change the rcault of
today's decision but it Is not likely.
I The omnibus feature will be fought
the cattle, and they shall have to do j « T
with the enforcement of all rules I. N° lottery everything at
made by the inspectors. The ffort j its true Value, at RawlfrlgS
will be made to ••clean u, " every- & Co.
fiercely In the senate and the pro*-
pects arc that It will be cut in half
then, and the Arlx>na and New Mexl-
end will bave a losing battle to
HgBt.
Representative Hamilton, however,
adteres to tbe belief of the absolute
success of the omnibus feature and so
) , does Senator Heverldge.
The best ot all kinds of feed—corn
> J chop, bran, short*, hay, corn, oats,
kafttr corn—at Wallace's feed store
south First street.
! FOR RENT—Two fur tlsbed rooms
for gentlemen. Inquire of Mrs. W.
J. Sullivan south Fourth a reet.
Come and See our Line of
Christmas Gifts.
Toys 'Books
Hand Painted china
Genuine Japanese China
Fine Box candy
EVERYTHING .
....At....
PANTON'S WEST END PHARMACY
THE CASH DRUQ STORE.
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Headley, L. C. The Ponca City Daily Courier. (Ponca City, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 54, Ed. 1 Friday, December 15, 1905, newspaper, December 15, 1905; Ponca City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc174958/m1/1/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.