The Ponca City Daily Courier. (Ponca City, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 179, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 12, 1906 Page: 1 of 4
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Zlbe ftonca Ctt^ IDailp Courier
VOLUME 9
PONCA CITY, OKLAHOMA SATURDAY. MAY ta 1906.
NUMBER 179
DUFFY'S 1842
APPLE JUICE
Nuff Said.
WHAT THEY LEARN.
R.EMomison&CO.
GETS ONE, M\YBE.
Tfcs Pirtr Trail SMMtoi s 4 Will Re-
St. Paul, May 11.—The United State*
government today secured an uncon-
ditional surrender in the United
State*circuit court before Judge San-
born of tbe paper trust against which
the attorney general began a suit on
December Ti, 1904, to dissolve a com-
bination between the General Paper
company and twenty-three other de-
fendants on tbe ground that an agree-
ment bud been entered Into by tbe
the defendants la restraint of inter-
state commerce.
Tbe General Paper company will
reorganize on entirely new lines ac-
cording to James A. Kimberly, presi-
dent of tbe alleged paper trust, In an
interview this evening. This decision
is tbe result of a meeting held In
Milwaukeeyesterdav,when steps were
taken by tbe director* to withdraw
an answer to the government. Kim-
berly would not say bow tbe company
wou'.d be formed to avoiu violating
tbe anti-trust Uw, but be felt confi-
dent that sucb a selling agency could
be organized without fear of tbe gov-
ernment. It Is no* that the com-
pany will Include all mills which drew
from tbe General Paper companyaf ter
the government commenced salt in
in addition to those wbo were mem-
bers when the general Paper com
pany was dissolved by court.
SELECTS SITE.
Osv Frsati Picks Osi Plsce far Oklshsas at
Jsswstswa EspssMss.
Washington, May 11. — Governor
Fx ant z today picked a site at the
Jamestown exposition for tbe Oklaho-
ma building. He will urge tbe people
to male an exhibit.
"With tbe assistance of the James-
town commissioners, who were very
courteous. I selected an admirable
site. It is on a slight elevation and a
building similar to the one at St.
Louis will look well there. Oklahoma
people are anxious to show tbe East
• bat Oklahoma is, and this exposition
will ff..rd the desired opportunity. I
shall strongly recommend a liberal
appropriation for an Oklahoma ex-
hibit at Jamestown "
letter iron Assistant Secretary of1
War Robert Sbaw Oliver, in which he
calfs attention to tbe provision in tbe
wfcy appropriation bill tor tbe year
ending June 30, 1907, appropriating
money for paying tbe expenses of
regiments, battalions, squadrons and
batteries of tbe organized militia of
any state, territory or tbe District of
Colombia, wblcb may be authorized
by tbe secretary of war to partici-
pate in such brigade or division en-'
campments as may be established for
the field instruction of tbe troops of
tbe regular army.
Should provision be enacted into
law, the department desires to be in-
formed, with the view of making an
equitable allotment of tbe funds pro-
vided tor participation of troops
from tbe organized militia In tbe sev-
eral army camps, what regiments,
battalions, squadrons and batteries
of tbe organized militia of Oklahoma
will be recommended for this duty,
together with an estimate of cost for
pay, subsistence and transportation-,
also the dates most convenient tor
the organizations so recommended to
be present and the length of their
attendance at tbe camp.
A camp composed of troops from
the regular army will be established
at, Fort Riley, Kas , about August 1
and will continue until about Septem
ber 30 neat and the secretary of war
intimates that tbis post will be the
one at which tbe Oklahoma troop*
will be authorized to encamp.
Oklahoma militianun are very
much elated over the prospect of
their being permitted to attend and
participate with tbe regular troops
in these camps of Instruction and
they feel sure they will make as good
Smart Tseeg CaRcga Mss Eagsgs la Blssdy
Fight With Ctrus Hands.
Columbia, Mo., May 11.—A state
university student named Dole was
shot and perhaps fatally wounded,
and several others were Injured la a
fight with employes of a cirrus here
last night. Dole received a bullet in
the back of the head and is repotted
to be dying. The wounded students
were taken to a hospital, where fif-
teen received medical attention.
&.any others were turned away as
their injuries were too slight to re-
quire any Immediate treatment. One
of the students is reported to be seri-
ously hurt.
When it became known that many
students had been injured, a general
riot was threatened. The mayor ad-
dressed the student*, pleading with
them to avoid further trouble The
mayor offered his services as a nurse,
assisting tbe doctors to care for tbe
Injured.
Two students and at leaat one of
the showmen were shot. A number
of other combatants om both sides
were stabbed and clubbed. Tbe three
tollewing students are known to have
been seriously Injured:
Maynard M. Dole, of Craig, Mo.,
(tudeat in the academy department
•hot in the bead; condition critical.
Leonard Waddell of Kan*a* City,
Mo., shot In the arm.
Walter E. Bailey, of Carthage, Mo.
An uoknown showman was shot in
tbe jaw.
Tbe students refused to vacate the
tent when the performance bad end-
ed last night, and tbe circus employ-
es attacked them with tent stakes.
Tbe students left the circus grounds * 'howin* as the beit organization.
&or that tired feeling
a dish of—
ICE CREAM,
Palate-Pleasing Heat-Dispelling,
Served at our ntw and magnificient
Twentieth Century Sanitary Fountain
or delivered promptly without extra ch lrge
to any address in the city.
IVWe also use Hissantz Ice Cream in all our
ice cream sodas and Sundaes-
Prompt free
delivery.
Phone 168
The Crown Cordial Co's cru«bed
fruits and fruit juices are acknow-
ledged the best, of course they coat
more than tbe ordinary kind but we
doo't conaider the expense, onlv the
quality la taken into consideration at
Morrison's fountain.
You can not afford to take the risk
of having your wheat destroyed by j
bail. Inaure with H. C. R. Brodboll,
who repreaenta tbe St. Paul Inaur-
ance Co.
Tbe family medicine in thousands ol
ionics for M years—Dr. Thucber's Liver
♦ ' niood Svrur>
Women find quick relief in Dr.Tbacner *a
Liver and Blood Syrup.
Cream Vermifuge
THE SOAMITEEI
WORM
REMEDY
TNE CHILDREN'S FAVORITE TONIC.
SIWISI •' IMITATION#.
TMS SCMUIMK niHUIS ONLV B
Ballard-Snow Liniment Co*
• T. LOUIS. MO-
Why Will You
Worry yourself and tire your eyes
by trying to use glasses that no
lunger sjit your eyes ?
If you'have a g3oJ frame we can
TEST YOUR EYES and replace the
old glasses with new and properly
fitted lensas that give ease and com-
fort to the eye.
If your lenses are good we can re-
place the worn out frames.
Whatever your eye wants are we
can take care of them and do it right.
If we do your eye work, its guaranteed.
C. Fred Coffman,
kdr/chv"okia'°!< and Optician.
and greased tbe railroad track. A
car of the circus train was derailed,
when anotber fight ensued, during
which *bots were fired and knives aiwi
clubs were used.
Charles R. Easley, of Santa Fe, N.
M., was severely beaten by a crowd
of sbowmen in an effort to mane him
teil the whereabouts of two chariots.
In attendance.
Colonel Roy Hoffman, of Chandler,
will command the Oklahoma troops.
BOWJfc AU¥ Ul£.
TO CAMP WITH SOLDIERS.
bT* Okl*karns Nsilossl Oasrd .May Go is
Fart Rllsy, Kansas.
Guthrie, O. T., May 11.—Adjutant
General Alva J. Nile* baa receive 1,
through the office of tbe governor, a
Basket Bill
Winfield
vs
Ponca City
MONDAY, MAY 14th,
at the Ball Park on
West Grand Ave
The Sccaad El.jak Mot Likely to Go lp is a
Chariot of Fire.
Chic, go, May 11 —The condition of
John Alexander Dowie Is said to be
nearing a critical stage. The vener-
able "first apostle" has taken to his
bed and bis strength is falling. The
swelling of tbe extremities which is a
noticeable characteristic of bia af-
fliction, ia said to bave extended up-
ward unt*l within a few inches of tbe
heart. Dr. Blanks, who has been In
constant attendance upon Dowie since
{lis return from Mexico, said that he
might, dj reason of bia great vitality
live a week or ten days, but that a
fatal termination of tbe disease with-
in two or three days would not he sur-
prising.
Last game this season
A great game Dont miss it
Admission 25 cents.
Gai.ie called at 4 o'clock
THt BRITISH WAV.
As Alleged Hcsl.-r Is held far Maaslaaf bt«r
Wbea lb* Vici in Dies.
London, May 11.—The inquest today
on tne boay of Major John Nicholas | £
Wnyte of the L>ao>-a>hire Fusiliers,
who datinguised himself durin; the
South African war and wbo recently 1
died under treatment of Christian |
Scientists, resulted in a verdict of
manslaughter against Dr A D. Cook,
Cnristian Science healer, who was
committed for trial. The c<t*e waa
lo'ig drawn out and attracted much
attention, tt.e court being rrowled
with fa>hi nabie people Mrs Mary
Baiter G Eudv of Co> cord. N. H , thr
founder of Christian Science,
frequently m, ntlon.-d in tbe course ot
the evidence.
If you zuant the BEST
Eat
FLOOD'S
PONCA CITY
CREAM.
t forget
Gallon
price
delivered
ED SIVYER,
EXPERT CEMENT WORK
Makes a specialty of Sidewalks, Curbs
and cellar floors, and does all kinds
of work in his line.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
See me before having work done,
if you want the best.
ED SIVYER,
Phone 134. 512 South Fourth Street.
L.
_£>.s 3-ood. as tit© Best.
2v£ad.e In. toxica City.
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Headley, L. C. The Ponca City Daily Courier. (Ponca City, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 179, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 12, 1906, newspaper, May 12, 1906; Ponca City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc175386/m1/1/: accessed July 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.