Canadian Valley Record (Canton, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 13, 1910 Page: 3 of 9
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ARE ENTOMBED
ACCUMULATION QF GAS GIVE#
A8 THt CAUSE OF THE
DISASTER.
MINE SUPPLIES SANTA FE R. ft.
The Mine Is Noted Because of the
r-tfyfur Fdrti^i^rs Kmp^oyM-iSiip-' •
} plies Santa Fe ., •
Railway.
$ i . > 1—i I ' v J . f i.
Denver, Co\q.—A long distance tele-
jfhone conversation' with Starkville in-
dicates the explosion in thB Stanttville
rfiine had blown up the mine entranice
and ©itch of. theiiinn^er.. workjngs,. Be-
t%eety,t)0 and &Q men j we^e; walled }°-
Trinidadr Colo.—between 5:9 ai>d
npen, nearly all Americans, Br?, reli-
ably reported walled up in the Coio-
mda ^uel'.'gind Iron company's mine at
Starkvjlle, severj miles south of here,-
l^y an explosion repbrted to haVe oc-
curred it 10:50 at night. The explo-,
sion, accbrdinfc to first1'reports, ^!as
caused 'by accumulation of gas.
^Immediately upon receipt -of the re*,
port a Special train .was made uphere
c^rryjag doctors, -nurses, volunteer
parties and, newspaper, !ip,ep. ,
, \ujiple galleries in the mipe are re-
lied upon to afford the men frpsh air
and possible raeaiis of escape. Tlie
Workings are enormous and are re-
ported1 to' connect with the Kngleville
nilne'arid probably others.' Uiil^ss
these connections are blocked through
disuse or, chokeby, debrjs from the
explosion, It Is thought the men have
an excellent chance for life.
, The mine is \yid.eiy known because
of the few foreigners employed in It,
anf a big-crowd gathered immediately
following the explosion, and is report-
cctyto?lj)e Readily growing larger. (
iThe minl^ia;Useq to sjipiiJy the [Si
talFe railro^sn I
try. St
tidies
pa£t the <j'
r fife sev^rifl
I
J GHTT
r. R ha% 'Deen^dne p fife
hea |>eforf. j> | \ j
Bf NK/R0BBER& ^Alf(
s Held for Prj
ai<J to ^ Pig Cropkg. f
ettff ?©kiat-4j.'; a«fcu*-
t
Two Suspects Held for Pryor Creek
. Robbery Said
y, ~- -
Oklahoma
gafci, alias "Chile Slim," whose" ireal
name is said to be : H&r^l ' Williim*
and J. C. Adams, alias Guy Gibbs,
wliose real name is said to be Waller
Giiaut, were aprfetrted, here 'Uyj tlinlde^.
States .Marshal Ahemathy, cljar^ed
with burglarizing the postofffde at
Prjor Creek, Okla., June 12. The
charge was preferred by L. C. Chance
of' Fort ^4>ttf .Ifan.j V?i<«d }States|
postofffrt? fnspffctdr.' Kftmhte 'idemi*
fied the men as those he arrested
charged "With Burglarizing a bank St
< lancvju- Kan., and who broke ail at
Fort Scott.
Photographs taken In Dallas indi-
cate that theie are the same men who
Were arreBted In that city April 30,
charged with robbing a bank at Buf-
falo, Tex., and pn l3.-charaed wlth
robbing a banlj: at^n^sVon ■ ■ C.
J-i Porter, who Is sard now t& be in
Memphis, being with them.
4"TW*:i#, <hef,Wgge^t eateh ive have
rdade'In ttian* a fifty,'1 sail IhsDecfcor
C&ancei * ^Rew|fdj| atfgrei^tingf'thou,
s|nds of idollrfrs, oi bank and
p^stofflce robberies all' tth'e way froaif
Chicago to Florida, are offered.'
•The prisoner* ijrill .taken to fhe
federal jay* fet Ali^kofcee, (} (; j
REVOLUTION IN TURKEY,
'Tarls, France.—A news dispatch
statsee that a message from
Ibrahim Bay, from Constantinople, an-
HQUB&es Jtbe rgyolt has broken, out at
Scutari, and that it Is spreading
t^rougliout Albania.
Kt\i\\ * I O;
Rumored Plpt ti ^11 Prjsi^ent.i i
Millbury, Mass.—An alleged scheme
lor the assassination of Preeideftt Tfrft;
1 ras unfolded to Miss Delia C. Torrey,
unt, of the, president^ by a strange^
fho carted at her home here. The
i iajy wepjf^way ^jrqn^'JBflJbury as sud-
< enly artd mysteriously as he had
come; an<r thpre Is no clue to his
tfher^iShoiitsi, although Miss Torrey Im-
mediately reported the facts to the
Millbury authorities^and they ip turn
askekd «h| fcasfeiapce of t>^ Wplceftpi,
police. TTie matter has also be^n re-
ported to the secret •tieHk^'aathoii-'
ties. In telling of the man's visit. Mist
"Hfc t&dknie lye hatf b^em.
In' Iwton and H'arf -h^a^d 'some men
say they were going to kill the presi-
dent, ahdihe thought I ought to know
a^oyt It., He did not tell me his name
or leave his card, and altogether he
was a qud£r actlnc ttian. He said he
did not want anything to get into the
papers abput it and if it did he wodld
come hack and kill me. As soon as he
hac^ '^rfee f ^ot word 1o the selectmen,
for he w^s such a queer acting man
that I did not khow what might hap-
pen."
AN OLD-TIME CLOWN.
J. B. Afller, (Tony Parker,) Praises
Doan'a Kidney Pills,
Mr. Agler is one or the best known
men In the circus world, having been
qn the road with a
wagon shoW- 53
years. Whenlhter-
Viewed at his ttome
In Winfleld, Kans.,
he said: "I con-
tracted kidney trou-
ble in the war, and
suffered intensely
for twelve years."
Backache was so
severe I couldjiard-
ly walk and my
rest was brdfceii 'Wy
t distressing urinary,
©oante Kldaftjr Fills (SUred me
and my cure has been permanent for1,
8ve'>yiafe. This lk remarkable as If
am In my 83rd year."
Remember the name—Doan's
For sale by all/dealers. 50 cents
box. ,/ {' -
Foster-Milburn po„ Buffalo, N. JJT.
SOLAR PLEXU8 BLOW.
^3r<^esa
Cholly Soft—May. I-aw-have just one-
aw-good-night kiss?
Miss Wise—Why, certainly, you
poor, dear boy! How you must miss
?our nurse when you are away from
^r1 .n I j-,
.WASTEp A FORTUNE ON jSKIN
1; 'jj began to h^ve a4 Itching <jvet my
"Wi^ile bWy about aevdo years Ago Vnd
this settled in my limbs, from the knee
tothe.toe^ I went to se<^ a great many
p^jrqtilaqa, afcajter (Whjch tost me a
fortune, and after I noticed that I did
P(Jt -get any rQll^f.tjh^t way, I went for
th#«e years to the hospital. But they
were unable to help me there, I used
all .the jmediein^ (h^t | cqultf see but
became worse and Worse. I had an
inflammation! whichmade- me almost
erazy with pain. When I showed my
INFLUENCE OF THE MOTHER
Well
to Revembee^That |s«
a Model orBtfhavioV tb
Is Ever
the
Children.
; It u hard for a yojiag mother, whd
jhas pot ,'yft dv^rccane the wayward
tendencies pf hej- owl£:youfthful nature,.
t!(> Realize ; fhev in^uence she exerts
bver herilittle i)rie. She is' constant^
surrounded by critical iniitators who
copy her morals and manners.
.Aa,the mothpr Is, so ate (hfir ^ns
a^idi daughteri. at fjiijiily of chlldienf
are blessed with an intelligent moth-
er, who Is dainty and refined In her
manner, and does, not consider it nec-
essary to be one woman in the draw-
ing room end art entirely different pteii-i
son, in jhpr (everyday life, but who is a
true mother and always a ' tender,
charming woman, she will invariably
see her habits of speech and perfect
manners repeated in her children.
Great, ;rough men , and noi&y, buBy
boys will always tone down, their
voices aria step quletiy and try to tie
more mannerly when Bhe stops to
give them a kind word apd a pleasant
sinfle. F6r a tfue woman will 'hev'er
jfprfli to sq.y and do all the kind, pleasr
■ant things she can that will in any
iWtfy' help to lift rip and cheer those
Whose llyes, are shaded, with care and
toil. The mother of today rules the
|Wdi>rd!'of Itofaaorro#:'• ■ '*
Mrs. Briggs' 8peeciT
If brevity Is the soul of wit, one of
the wittiest speeches on record was
made by a woman. Mrs. Briggs lived
in the northern part of Indiana, a long
distance from any village. Hearing
that the Rev, Mr. Goodwin was u
pren«h in[^§ tqwnshjpi sotnfe twenty
miles disttot, she resolted be pr a-
"etrt, and as ttfr other wjiy bBered, tthe
walked th^wertly miles. [J hi
The pastor heard jot this/ and Was
so pleased at the appreciation which
it showed that jaf th^ Close of th^, ker-
tmorv ,mept|o|ie<l( tl^|f|et |o tcbr^
gregation, and called upon Mrs. Briggs
to tell them how she came.
Rising slowly, she looked over the
audience with great solemnity, and
jWjft: : ; • i:; I' ■ • . ( • • • •
"I hpofed it"
Then she'sat down again—Youth's
CQpipanipn.! .: , ; t,,
Cheerfulness'sholild be the gift o*f
the sunlight, the air shpyld su.f?ice fpr
inspiration, and radiance of wisdom
is tifee lonely1 waBte of-the plne wbodi,
ipalfjng us dance and ryn about hap-,
jpily like chtldren.—Emerson.
She Has Changed Her Opinion,
i ''I iiettr yOtii< maidfeh'-ihibt is visititfg
typu,"
"Yes.
dame yesterday."
| "How long idoes she fexpect to stay ?**
! "Oh, I don't know—probably for
isome time."
• "I • feel ifebrriy forf.youit wile, il be-
lieve I heard her say not lpng ago
th'at: she despised'thd1 Sold lady?'
, "Shewed to, butj she;has changed
her opinion—in fact, has great re-
ietft for her now. Aunt Hetty brotfght
^ee trunks, f.wq.qf filled, with;
ithings she smuggled In l'rom Europe."
,. JMXOHOL-3; PER CENT i •
AVegetable Preparation for As-
similati
ting me Stomachs and
3.
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TSPEPS
AtARRH0FSTOM
W. N. U., WICHITA, NO. 42-1910
GASTORIA
For Infants and Children,
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
i .The,Retort Courteous. , ,
; Now," said the suffragette oratbr,
sweeting the audienice iwith her eagle
leye, "I see Mr. Do^>bs sitting dpwn
ithere lri th6 itilrcf' rbw—a man Wh'd'
has condescended to come here to-
night and,listen to our arguments. I^e
has' heard what I have'had tb'sky,
and 1: think we shpuld ,li|te t,o he^ar
'from him, and get a man's view of our
catise. Mr. Dobbs,! t4ll' )us what < you-
thi^k.^ the.pfl^a?e^,", ...
; "Oh, I c-c-couldn't, m-m-ma am,"
istnnimened Dobbs. rur-rea\ly
jc-couldn't. Thu-there are 1-1-lul-ladies
pup-present."—Harper's Weekly.
PfeapaiK Place to Prosper.
TO THK EDITOR: We want to hear
people would AfpMciat^ se-
■ rinn a ffuit, dairy er poif tfjr fjihn In
I I he Kfihn irrigated -tract In SacKarptnto
. alley, Calldofhla, at half the true value,
foot to my friends they would get ' li*st w^ter. *ig!i< in State. Low mainte-
reanr (tightened. , Hid ; Bbt. i , Kto^4^«U- SSuS5S
wna( tc po. I was W elck and had be- , and water right included in price. Ten
"*>80 t""1'1 P4811""'' l08t.
all hope.
"I had seen the advertisement of
the Ctitlcnra Remedies a great many
times, but could not make up my mind
to buy them, for I had already used so
many ,D edici as. Fiaally I did decide
to uie the Cuticura Remedies and I«
tell you that I was never so pleased as
vjboil 1, noticed that! afiter having used
ti (^ sere cjf Cuticur^ Joap, Cuticura
Ointment and Cuticura Pills, the en-;
tire Inflammation had gone. I was
completely oured. I should be-only-
rtooiflHd|4f p^opli with steiilatf disease
■woil# cfDme.to.me and find: out the
;.tru|fc. Ii wovfld bnly fecoinmendi them
{o use Cuticura. Mrs. Bertha Sachs,
1621 Second Ave., New York, N. Yy
^u|. 2OQ 0fltf'l \ F Q j
'tdrg.i.Bertfca Sachs la ihy slster-in-
law and I know well how she suffered^
and was oured by Cuticura Reme-
dies after many other treatments
failed. Morris Sachs, 321 E. 89th St.,
New York, N. Y., Secretary of
Peutscb-Ostrowoer Unt.-Verein, Kemp-
ner Hebrew Benevolent Society, etc."
.. il# earn Ilea a rnontli or better. Qranges
len ons, grapi- friilt. flgs, EngJ^ walnius
and 8 thousand pther frulu, put*, vega-
tabi^a and nowehj ,grow here. Gardens
whrttf 'ftfld summer. Ch&jrrnlng place\ to
live: Very waaU:' fl'wrh a
home? Land selltpg farft. Work for
ev-
• An Ohlo msb aged 70 married a girl
a|ed 20, a^dlde|cdedi,he^ ;5Q0 acres of
land. Then s&e'haa plent? of grounds
f®r divQrce.
A LI, rP-TO-DATE HOfSEKEEPERS
Use Red Cross Ball Blue. It malife clothes
clean and sweet as when new. All grocer*.
But the pure food laws do not make
any provisions for love that Is adul-
terated with filthy IQcr'67"
erybddy. Wrlt« us. for,Enthusiasm H. L..
Hollister & Col. 206' La Salt®, «t„ Chl-
c«*o. or 345 fourth Ave.. Pittsburg, Pa.
.Mot- Responsible.! -.i
^ursg—\Vb ^ ,tbat dirUs ?nark; on
yotir leg, Master .Frank? . , ;
•anR— Harold kicked me.
rs^V^dlf,r go aV 6rrcd "ahd Wash
HV-ank— Why? It wasn't me what
dj'it!—Pui<ih? ' 1
f ni.llti, "jj P.
[Catarrh Camiot Be i Cured
WlthttOCAL APPLICATIQXS. es V*aF.«*nnot rr&cft
the #sat of the disease. Catarrh Is k%Md or cons
tutka&i dtseMa^MdJp acisr to cure it you must la Ml
luttipal remedw. 'RnlrS Catarrti Cure is taken lit-
ternjlly. and'&cta directl* uppa thc blood and mucoSl
surfates. Hail's Catarrh iffuri a;quark me*
clneH It was prescribed by one of the best physiciai
to tip country for years and is a regular prescript lot
It tfce V*t WW's cvmbinfld
wltit the best biobd purifiers. actlnR directly on tak
mucbiis natcm- TM- nertect cHublosJion of tie
twojlncredlents is what produces such wdnderhil i
"T■ sxrwas.
6dld by Drucrciats, price 75C* . t
l ke Hail's Family PUIa tor constJD«tloiL * -
Promotes Pi^cstion.Cheerful-
'nessandttest.Contains neither
Opium,MorpWne nor Mineral
VQT Narc qtic
fitcpt fOlii OrSAMVEL PfTVffER
Pumfhitt Sfd -
Alx Stnnm •
to,bUfUUs
' Anist Sfd -
feclsu..
Worm St.* .
CMtJXufr
Wi«krjrt,m Flaw.
A.perfect Refnedy for Constipa-
tion . Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea,
Vv'oi ms Convulsions .Fever ish-
qess and Lo^S Qf SLEEP
pacSimiie Stgrvatvirt of '
, Tiff Centaur ,Cqmpanv,,\
NEW VORK.
uaranteed under the Fooda
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
TNI •■NT*un SOM FA NT, KIW TORI OITT.
to ,'-,r ,-i.I ■ (It Tnli^sT-i^r
No One Else Ever
' i- . •' ' • • ■ i: i. ' il ir tit '"il
Guarantee Shoes!
Our Plan Shatters the System That Robs
the Publiq of $5,000,000 a Year /
Never before hare shoes been sold on a SIX 'MONTHS* enaran-
or any; OTHER Una of B. WillTTEN GUARANTEE. We art
VT W si' I ^ ntlH nVT V m a mi fnittiiwam., V. n l a ti v t-* j _
■ Indefinite. ■ -
"1 am positive t^s actress buys her
puffs."
' Which « e8—newspaper^ ^r h
dr^sjse|*p?"
"' h t: & & il
hair-
pfe j U
TftV MURINE EY£
1 A wotoan Is Judged by the society
Bbe's unable to get into.
lifi&V
,k, Weary.-Watery Eves
Eyeiids. ilU^ne Doesn't
fes ^3yd Piih." Druggists
25c,
e in
iks
and Eye Advice Free by Mail.
Murine Eye Remedy _Co., Chicago.
, uuAKAiN i JJiJi. we at
the FIRST and ONLY manufacturers that were ever ABLE to
make a popular, priced ahoe XJOOJ? ENOUGH to guarantee.'
Simply because we are fht> ONLY" manuftiethrers who have
done away with liigh salaried traveling men and their
•big expenses—the ONLY manufacturers who sell di-
rect to the dealer by letter iot only the cost
tkef stamps. u' ■ ' *
It costs the shqe manufacturers of this country
over®;M0u,800 ayear for: triveiiilg men's salaries, A
hotel bUls, railroad fares and other selling ex-
JtTery eent of, thUJfc paid by, you
shoe buyers. You pky fully one-fifth more
than thf, actual value of every ,nair of
shoes yoti -buy to HELP the shoe Afaira-
facturera KEEP ON paying these big ex-
penses and salaries.
Desnoyers "SIX M0KTHS'' Shoes
Guaranteed for FulJ Six Months' Wear
Styje
FOR MEN
6usiness--Work
for Red, W
and Granulatj
Smart—S001
'Sell Murine,
Aseptic ttfbes, 2fec,' .110.'
Our Immense savine on gelling expense goes
Into l«Athe>r* that 6thera Can't afford.' Our
'Swissox Soles are from Switzerland hides—
the best procurable. The up|iera are from
Paris Veala—the toughest and BEST raw ma-
teidal for,uppers. We fue Army Duck.Unlug
thAt costs twice as rttich as ordinary tiding.
rs are sew^d together by lock-stitch
wltjh thi highest grade 1>ilk thread.
i « t irunia i>w icr no uiutu BH unilll
The uppers are sew^d together by
Stylish—eat—^heae
blue style, finish ana quality in a decree
' "J*'*8, c<w>r
Sell Murine. Eye Renaedy, Uauid,
50c, $1j0O# . Murine Eye 3aire
>i,VAn ' in.
oiv ic, uiuau ouu 4UU1UY lU t%
.never before equaled in a shoe selling at
anywhere near the ptfee.! ' • t ^
Hor« la Qur; Written Quaranteo
If either the soles or u ppera wear out within
.ti*
Kinder gives a mn'vidiit
rich, mellow-tasting cigar.
if'lfi search of a'close frtend select
one with a close mouth.
lpdication«, ,
"I might know this conservatory be-
longed to a baseball enthusiast."
"Why?"
"Because it. has so many pitcher-
plants."
Send for Dealer'* Jams and Style Book
Desnoyers "81* Months" Shoes are made for dress, business or
to He. Write a postal today for style botrV and name of a dealer
near yon, who handles our,"31x Months" Shoes. (ll)
DESNOYERS SHOESO., 2236 Pine St., St. Louis, Mo.
four months we agree to furnish a new
pair, of . shoes entirely free of, charge, if,
either" thfe s^les'tH toppers Wear Mit'durlag
the fifth month we agree to refund $2.00 in
caeh. Jf either the sales or uppers w«- r
out during t^e sixth moulh we apree to
refund II 00, in cash. In other words. Lf
these shoes shohld not giV<! fuU six mohtb?
wear we refund more ibajl.tbe proportion
they fall short.
do aot have to aend your shoes
to the factory to be redeemed or to se-
cure Ife* refnnd. V u kave no deallads
tat all with strangers. Your own dealer
WtU "*kal4e good" irrjsianiii
•eoaute of tho e udyf grizzly
CRkOUB" HAIR RUTORKR. PRICE, SI.OO. r.t.lU
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