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VOLUME XXVI
GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA TUESDAY NOVEMBER 7 19 5.
NUMBER 70
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PHILADELPHIA
WHILE BOSSES PLOT
IN NEW YORK
ACTIONS ARE ON TODAY
w York's Contest Holds
Center of Interest.
(By Associated Press.)
ew York Nov. 7. The election
j today although municipal has
onal attention because of the attl-
i of thr candidates and their prom.
ice Mr Jeromo who hopes for
lection aa district attornoy has
e a most brilliant light against
ism and corruption in office. His
ment former Asslstnnt District At.
ey James Osborne supported by
jimany is conceded to have lost
tiderably In influence by his ni
ls upon Mr Jerome. Tho mayoral-
andidatcs are not so certain of
Ion Mr McClellin present may-
Itfr W.lllam R Hearst and Judge
liam M Ivins claim that thoy have
ld daring tho past few dnys and
I confident of election. Mr. Ivins
that he hopes to be elected
lgh the votoa that Mr. Hearst has
d away from tho Tammany organ-
n. Mayor McClellnn says that he
be re-elected on the merits of his
idmlaistratton and Mr Hoarst says
his platform and promsos of fifty
I gas aad three-cent carfares will
Iilm in office Tho successful
Ineo will enjoy tho benoflt of the
law which makes the mayor
a four year instead of a two-
term.
omen Praying In Philadelphia.
ladclphta Pa. Nov. 7. Tho
n of the Northwest Branch of tho
en's Christian Tomparancp Un-
lent t. x hours today In tho Twen-
th street Methodist Episcopal
h faa'.jg and praying for reform
he cause of tho City party.
K those who took part wero
p McCabe and furmor Bishop Cy-
Foss whose on is secretary of
Ity Reform Campaign committee.
ampaign hero has been one of
of. test and most sensational in
ity but the roformors are confl-
f success in their efforts to take
ity government entirely out of
lueaco ofc orruptlon and graft.
Maryland's Great Issue.
hmore MU. Nov. 7. The elec-
iore today will determine whether
and Is to disfranchise her col-
voters or not The Poo amend-
wh.ch deprives-negroes of tho
tge of voting lias tho unqualified
.ement of Senator Art""? Po
but is opposed by Senator
r. the junior representative of
ate n tho senate. Secretary of
ny Bonaparte and te Republl-
are fought hard against tho Poo
ment though declaring against
domination and the methods
ted by both parties to win votes
pen so successful on to surface
I (s almost Impossible to tell who
lo victor when tho returns are
DanapoliB '.kc Philadelphia.
inapolis Ind. Nov. 7. In every
ratod city in this stato the first
Buder Uto new municipal code
g heU today Local Issues are
Mint. li'it tho party leaders on
ides 111. o worked hard for sue-
; tho new officers will serve four
Under tn present code the
li two years. The "Ituatioa hero
ity much the etme as In Phlla
. Throughout tho state tho el-
Governor Hanly's law and or-
fjsado has been evident during
fpaign In many places his posl.
is been endorsed by both Ro-
Ibs and Democrats. Whether
ulls of his efforts will be tho
I of control in tho hands of Re-
Int. of Indianapolis again Is to
LcUod by tonight's returns.
A Bookw alter heads the Re-
IU t.pkpt for mayor with Mayor
ft" Holtzman at tho head of the
title party and George Hits
tho Independents.
publican Hopeful in Ohio.
.and. Ohio Nov. 7. Republl.
cd Democrats aro fighting for
trol of tho state today. Goyer-
ran T Herrlck beads tho Re
tt ticket wane ex-uovenw
attlsoit opposes h!m as head of
tho Democratic ticket- Tho Democrats
have mado big gains during the past
few weeks and declare that they will
win despite tho supprrt their oppon-
ents hav .received trom Secretaries
Taft and Shaw during tho campaign.
In Boston.
Boston Mans. Nov. 7. Tho chief
figures In tho election hero today aro
In thb' gubernatorial race Hon. Curtis
Gulldr Koadlng the Republican ticket
and General Charles W. Bartlctt
Tariff reform and reciprocity with
Canada have figured prominently In
tho issues to be supported by the slate.
President Home to Vote.
Oyster Bay N. V. Nov 7. Presi-
dent Roosovolt accompanied by Sec-
retary Loob arrived here this morning
on a special train from Washington .to
vote. Ho roturned immediately to the
cnpUol alter casting his ballot.
OPEN SHOP CLAUSE
IS OPPOSED
Voting Today in Indian Ter
ritory on "New Con-
stitution." (By Associated Press.)
Muskogee 1. T Nov. 7. Tho stato
constitution which Is being voted upon
today has aroused muoh opposition
among organized lnbor leaders. The
clause in tho section -relating to min-
ing prohibits omployors from contract-
ing to employ only union men. The
unionists say that this is an Incorpor
atlon of the "open shop" and fhoy will
seek tho aid of all labor organizations
in the llnltod States to fight the pro-
posed admission of the stato of Se-
quoyah before congress.
TOOK iPASSENGER'S GRIP.
Ira
Johnson Now in Jail to Ponder
Over H Crime.
.Santa Fe Detective Kmmett Gtagg
wasjln tho city today looking up wit?
nosses In tho case against Ira John-
son charged with the thoft of a suit
case belonging to a Mr. Dorshong of
Wichita. The man took tho grip from
bonoath the man's seat somewhere be-
tween Newklrk and Ponca City Sun-
day night. Tho mattor was reported
to Detective Gregg Monadsy morning
at sevon o'clock and at nine o'clock he
had his man before the probato Judge
at Wlnllohl to answer to tho charge of
larceny. Johnson was bound over In
tho sum of $500 to await the action of
tho grand Jury.
DID YELLOW BULL
KILL STRAIGIITLEG?
Anyway a Ponca Squaw
Dead and Indians Must
Answer.
is
For the killing of Vivian Stralghtlog
a Ponca Indian squaw four Ponca
buoks. Yellow Bull Cnarles Pappan
Lesllo Rorloaf and Turner Elk wore
hold to tho grand :jurv today at New-
kirk under fG.UDO bond each whloh
nono has yet given. Rerloaf Is the
only prisoner capable of speaking Eng.
llsh. The squaw was killed in 1901 on
tho Ponoa reservation.
LINEMAN'S INSTANT DEATH.
Shawnee Okla. Nov. 7.Phllip
Prairie an electric light lineman met
a horrible death this afternoon.
Prairie was working on a pole and
touched a live wlro. Ho fol twenty-
five feet to tho brick pavement below
strlkfng head first His meek was
broken and his skull orushod into pulp
and death was Instantaneous. Prairie
was 25 years old married and the
father of two children.
QUIGGLE KNOWN HERE.
Man Who Killed Self and Wife Was
With Hearst Party.
W. J. Qulggle private secretary to
Thomas E. Walsh who killed his wife
In Washington last night and then shot
himself was known In Guthrie. He
was with the Hearst statehood train
last year. Jealousy caused the
tragedy. - .
GUTHRIE IN IT.
Manager Smith Will Confer With Ball
Magnates
Basebal magnates will moot In Okla-
homa City Nov 10. Manager Smith
will roprosent Guthrlo at the meeting
Guthrie will bo In the league next year.
A baaltby man Is a kin? in Itfsi own
rlKht. an unhealthy map is an unhappy
alavc. Burdock Blood Bitten build up
sound healthkeeps you well.
JURY HEARS
LIBEL CASE
'i
DALE AND BIERER DE-
FEND REPUBLICAN
INSTITUTION
ADLER HAS STRONG CASE
Defense Offers Very Litfle
Substafial Testimony.
Three years ago. In Its desperation
to defeat Follx Adlar Democratic can.
dldate for county troasuror ftr a sec-
ond term tho Stato Capital a Repub-
lican paper In this city after con
ferences with Frank Dale A. G. C.
Btoror U. C. Qusg and J. V. McNoal
chargod Adlcr with tho crlmo of em-
bozsllomont Thousands of extra
copies of tho paper were circulated In
ordor to glvo broad curroncy to tho
story ovor Logan county.
Adler as treasurer was accused of
putting Into his own pocket $2000 In
Interost alleging ho had received this
sum of juonoy from the Logan County
bank
After the election Adler brought suit
for daciagos against the Capital In the
sum of $20000. i
Of course tho whole story was cam-
paign claptrap but Adler couldn't soe
It that way
YestOrday evening In district court
tho case was called for trial. A Jury
was ompannollftd and evidence taken.
At noon today tho testimony was nil
In. At 3 o'clock this afternoon the
cage was glvon to tho Jury.
A remarkable featuro of the case Is
that the Republican papor Is repre-
sented by Frank Dale and A. G. C
Blerer. who wero appointed by Cleve-
land as associate justlcos of tho su-
premo court of Oklahoma as Demo-
crats and who woro niorcilesflly villi
fled by ttfo same Capital ten years ago
and who thomsolvee had papers drawn
In a suit against tho Capital for llbol.
Adlor Is represented by Attorney G.
C. Horner aod W. B Herod both
Domocrats. Tho testimony showed
politics throughout. The defense's
case was weak. Nothing was proven.
Tho burden of tho defense was this:
That Adler had $64000 oa deposit;
that ho had an opportunity to get $2-
000 interest and wan guilty If he didn't
Troasuror Seoly. Clerk Trapp ex-
President Barnes of tho Logan Coun
ty bank Follx Adler and F. H. Greer
were tho Important vUnessoi examin
od.
Mr Barnes tosllflod that ho know
nothing about any so-called arrange-
ment that Hagan had with Adlor for
paying Interost on doposlts.
Whan Greer stood up to he sworn
tho court waived all formalities Im-
plying that tho Jury wouldn't believe
Greor undor oath anyway. Greer start.
od out to mako ono of his characterls
tfc campaign speeches but tho court
and Jury wouldn't stand for It. He
said ho know he was right In. regard
to Adler; that he had Investigated all
ho had wrltton. When ho asked
Hagtn for Information Hagan said:
"I am a loyal Democrat I will not help
you. Adler Is a Democrat" Ho then
talked to Gusg and McNoal and got his
information from other sources.
Then the caso closed. Adler nov
recolved any Interest Tho caso
yory tame. So was Judge Dale. As a
matter of fraternal courtesy Tho
Loader dlsllkos to see a contemporary
mixed in a llbol suit but this Is an
exceptional case ono whoro In the
Capital hounded Adler for ton days on
tho charge of Interest-taking.
WANT AN INVESTIGATION
Register of Deeds at leaver
Resents Reports
Circulated.
Beaver Okla. Nov. 7. During court
waek Mr. Ogllvle register of deeds
filed the following request bofore the
county commissioners demanding an
Investigation of his books:
To the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners-
By reason of reports being circulat-
ed la various parts of the county
stating that the condition of affair in
the office of tho register of deeds was
'jery Irregular and should be investi-
gated for the benoflt of non-rosWent
patrons of the office and further that
the work of the office is and hi been
erroneously and luwrrrfiUy dono
theroforo. I. K. Y. Ogllvlo register of
deeds for Boavor county Okla. do
hereby ask and demand that an Inves-
tigation bo instituted by tho honorable
board of county commissioners said
Investigation to bo mado as soon as
possible and when mado to bo pub-
lished revealing the exact condition
of affairs In my office.
E. V. Ogllvle
Register of Deeds.
Tho commissioners dlroctod aMr.
Beardsley tho county accountant to
examine tho register's books and tho
investigation is now In progress
SCHOOL CHILD-REN
TESTIFY IN COURT
Case of a Rock Throwing
Boy is Fully Aired Before
Olsmith
Wost Guthrie contributed a number
to tho police court sessldn this morn-
ing. Pete Bogardus was there to answer
to a charge of assault and battory the
Lockortt who cliarged young Borardns
with throwing a rock at his little girl
Mamie and striking her on tho head
inflicting a wound.
Bogardus pleaded not guilty but tho
Judgo decided after hearing the ovl-
denco that the boy had thrown tho
rock and fined him fivo dollnrs and
coU. About twonty of tho school
children living In tho vlojnlty of tho
Bogardus residence who claimed to
havo seen tho scrap were brought Into
court and put upon the Stand as wit-
nesses. The caso will be 5ppoaled to
tho prob.ate court.
Two cases of vory plain drunks
wero also dockoted for this morning
Tho belllgerouts in both cases plead-
Ovl guilty and yero discharged and or-
dered to clear out of town.
MR. HULL .
MUST GO BACK
KINGFISHER BANKER IS
B O'O K E D FOR
DENVER
REQUISITION IS HONORED
Banker Fights Issuance of
Papers in Vain.
Governor Forguson this morning
honorod tho requisition of Shorlff
Buokhart of Denver. Colo for tho re-
turn to that stato of B. E. Hull who is
now at Kingfisher undor arrest Hull
is chargod with oinbezzlemont and
conspiracy In connection with tho fail-
ure of tho Denver Savings bank end
rofusod to return tc Colorado claim-
ing that he was -not connected with tha
bank) at the time It became Insolvent
He was also oonnoctod with the
Farmers National bank at Kingfisher
which went into the hands of a receiv-
er list week.
"4SMELLED A '.BIG PIlOT
Attorney Jerome Creates
Sensation at a Final
Rally.
a
New York Nov. 7. District Attor-
noy Jerome at the final rally of his
supports la Cooper Union last: night
mado a sensation when reaching the
platform ho exhibited a plate from
which he said ho had discovered cir-
culars woro about to be printed pur-
porting to be Issued by the nominators
and containing directions for voting
for himself whloh. If followed would
have invalidated practically all the bal.
lota cast for him. The city hs said
was to have been flooded last night
with these circulars but tho plot was
revealed to him by a man employed In
the printing office m time to stop their
issue.
The drculirs bore fao-elmllt's of the
Republican and Jerome ballot and di-
rected the colore to plaee their afum
at the top of each ballot. Instead of at
the top of the Republican ballot In the
space besido Joromo'a name oa tb
other as hag ben directed Jn all In
strnctlons" previously sent out.
WITTE'S
CABINET
IVAN SillPOFF IS BOOK-
ED FOR MMCISTER
OF FINANCE
FOR SWEEPING SUFFRAGE
Project of Extension is Pub-
lished Today in Russia
(By Associated Press.)
St. Petersburg Nov. 7. Tho project
for a sweoplng extension df suffrago
In tho election to tho national nasem
bly is published. The nW measure
grants roprosontatlon to workmon pa
tho same basis as tho peasants ono
representative ror each quarter mill-
ion and extends suffertga to tho groat
class of "Intellectuals" possessing col
lege degrees whoWinve beori the heart
nnd soul of tho reform movement.
Four nanue htvo boon seriously con-
sidered for positions on Witte's cabi-
net the principal are H'an Shlpotf tv?
minister of finance and Pisbrother for
comptroller general. The former min
isters except four who aro not subject
to the Jurisdiction of tho premier are
slated for dismissal.
FAHMGRS
INSIITUTEUJ
DATES
AftE SET.
The (tat ob were et today by C. A
McNnbb secretary of the board of agri-
outturn for the 'armsrs' institutes to
bo held during November and Decom
ber. They Include:
Cuiter county nt Arnpaho Nov. 5-9
Dewey county. Tnloea Nov. 1Q-11.
Woods oounty Alva Nov. lllt.
Woodward oounty Woodward Nov. 18
and 16.
'QflrilBltt ooity Muld Nov. 19-11.
Omnt uity. l'onft Croek Nov. M-a.
Itny (Bounty NewfcUk Nov i-4-JB.
Nrtl twenty Perry Nov. 17-irt.
Pawnee oounty Pawnee Pec 4-S.
Inyne county titiUfatr Dec. 6-7
KlnsflnHer coontj Kingfisher Dec 11
and tf.
Canadian rpunty El Reno Dec. 13-14
liUUn county Wo-tonga Deo. 16-16.
Oklahoma county Oklahoma Cl'.y
Deo. IS-19.
I.ogun county Uuthrio Dec 10-21.
Bonds Reglatared.
At the olBc of tl territorial auditor
the following: Itondu Hero rec'alered!
Number 1 unit i. covering District 3
Nobla county. In the um of J 800; No. 1
covering lVetrlct 285 Wyotja oounty in
the um of 1300 No 1 covering District
168 Vh1 reunty n (he sum of SH0:
No 1. covering Uhtiftot 88 Day county
hi the sum of J 130.
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NO NEW TRIAL FOR CA8SIE.
fJ3y Associated Prose.)
Cincinnati Ohio Nov. 7The Uni-
ted Stotos court ol appeals today ro-
fusod a now trial to Gasslo L. Chad-
wlok. HAS THE COIN TO BUY IT
Tamilian' Will Use Gobs of
Money to Buy
Flection.
New York Nov. 7. TUa spectacle
uite-telecttoli distribution of fund
Tammany hall attra'tod a crowd
of
of
apoUttora today whloh blocked Four-
teenth aire! Ih front of taa ball. No
one outwitf ike memltrra of the council
of the grmtf political otmnliatlon know
wlut it coat Tammany to Bt out the
vote bu it waa reported today that the
organisation dleirtbuted inote toOay ban
la worn preview eieetiona.
The actual OhHrUmttiMi was ontttotad
by l'hlllji J. ponobue the trasaurar of
Taramuny aociMy. He aat at a big dak
in the council charaliei or Tammany ball
with the argaiitat-ann on guard at
the door. l(.' after aitolher chpuIiih of
the iMMtnUr dlatrU'tM drove u in uir-
rnKa to the front of the twill and wie
admitted to the executive chamber
where tvndlee of money in ooi and
nve dolla; bit la were naaaed to them.
They carrlat It away la salchele and
are aakl to Lave not from J 1.80 to S18-
060 according to the aeada of lit dt-
tP" ' I . II ! I I. H
Tho Morldian OH and Qag company
hold a mooting yeatofday and elected
new dlrooUira as follow: Win Itoae-
(tranl M. W. Allwl S. L. Neely P. K
HouRhtos. II. H.'narUenuursh II. P.
Smith and Bern Dunham.
TREASURER RAMBO MAKES
HIS MONTHLY REPORT.
Territorial Triur-r " TV Itiniho
ftlfU hl monthly report with (JoimKir
Fergmon yfrday. The report jukjh
a huhtnee en luted of Sfl74 -T an ui-
creaen at SW.7T4 ovor the IwUhm .vi
til rto of SeytvMbr i't cubUd
building' fun amuunu to almost nab a
million doiUri HiKl mi It eauoot be ex-
pended except by tho legislature whloh
dots not meet until nw year thvre
OOOOOOOOCOCCOOCO '
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O TODAY'S COTTON MARKET. O
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O UM eottw ......... ...'......fl.eo O
u m aotton jjo q
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OOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOO
will tx nfcnoM a mfJUort before tJ rund
can lie touched. Th? OMutxV rrrt
"HitiotiiKKj us follow:
iMMne on ftantf Oet. J m. . AWktmsa
.MiMttnt reirolVdd fronr air
wurew frem Oct 1 ta t... THUTIM9
J7.3riSff
memu pnlti out front 0t f te-
to Oct. si ito j io.ooaiia
BuKwiee on hand at ciot of
btlltfcH Oet. tl 7St.7rt'
STtS.sr4.tft
Th funds are depoiritm n folio wg:
CMitltel Natl VinkH&.9St.6
Ivaa outstanding
oas 99 K.MJ7M
Guthrlo National bank ... . 13MM95
National Ilank of Commerce . M03.3
Guthrie Savings Hank 1M02.6J
TAgan County Bank J3.8W.4e
Western National. Okla. City. 7J6TT.8I
state National. Okla. Clty... tl09.
American National. Okla. City 32.0(1 03
Okla City National 1TW.&0
First National. Wngflaher .rfJDl
i'.rat National. Nevrklrk MB.80
1'irst National Kl llno IJ.110 IT
F!rt National Arapaho S.etS.M
Firat National Bdmond 10.MM7
F.m National Wentherfonl .. 74 IM0
state National Shawnee at 160.73
National nank of t'&nd CreeK 4.SSC.20
Clr.iiu8r National llank U.001.7S
Farmers National' Pottos. City iaB9I.S3
S7U.7M.S7
IIG BURNED HIS VICTIM
Preston Fhiley Handed at
Knoxvillti for Fiendish
Murder.
(Or Associated Viflaa.')
Knoxvllle Tenn. Nov ' 7. Prestoo
Klnloy; a nogro. was liansod in tho
atato prison huro today for the murdar
of LJUJe Shaw a colorotl girl" two
years ago this month. After niurdor-
Iub her Finloy burnoti 'he lody whloli
was found In tr altolotou In tlio moun-
tains of Johnson county several wooks
aftorwnrd.
LOCAL POINTS
Manager lirooKe hna bookou trong
attraction In "Ilaniona."
Orflcer McPetrldge Is on a hound
trail of burglar 'Til get em" say
Mc.
The membera of tho lioard of trade
will lunch at C o'clock this mening at
the Hike hall.
The members o Cherotahli Joint
statehood club represent a property
ownerehlp of ?flu0000
Judge 1'erkliiH U arranging an elab-
orate program for Booker WAshlng-
ton' reception Nov. io.
The big question Is this. What did
tlio umhrolla tltlovog do with alt Uio
urobrellaB stolen Saturday nlghtr
Joe "McOlnnlty the renowned base
ball pitcher has returned to hie home
ati South McAleeter for tin- winter.
Mia Clara Neaves. aged SO died at
Tryon today from burnn rece' c.l while
trying to start the kitchen firu with
kerosene.
Near Indian creek. In Woodward
county. CharleH Coleman lost his right
foot while hunting by the accidental
discharge of his rlllo.
l)r Uulley says he ha not sold a
part of hie "health business" to Dr.
Klinlwrly The latter has merely pur.
cbased an interest in the baths.
B. Scnnbackl of Frederick was shot
and killed yeaterday by Al Douglass
deputy marshal of Frederick They
had quarreled ovor a warrant litiga-
tion. Prank Hicks the deputy United
States marshal of Italgton. who killed
Jack Peters near Bartleevllle was re-
fused bond today and must remain in
Jail. '
It in reported Uiat Frank J. Best
agnt of the Santa Fo hero will suc-
ceed T K. I'urdy as Santa Fe agent at
Oklahoma City. Mr. Bst said today
he knew nothing of It.
A firm of ehemlatg with a capital of
$8000 has began canning eggs In Qlen-
ooe. The promoters believe the work
will be so simple and choip that It
will be a paying vesture from the
start.
Joint Statehood Club No. a at Ar.l-
raoru hue elected Caswell Bennett as
Its representative In Washington next
winter Five Joint statehood clube in
KILLED HIS
SHIPMATE
JAMES R. BRANCH 1)IES
OF FI9-T FIGHT
WOUNDS
WAS HIT BY MERIWEAXBE
Wfo Had Been Reported: by
Branch for Misconduct.
i
(By Associated Prcsa.)
Annapolis Md.H Nov. 7Jr-Mldshln
man Jamoa It. Ilranch son of Jamoa
1L Ilrnnch of tho Haoovor National
hank of New York City waa sor!oitaly
Injured In a fist fight with another mldl
shlpman Minor Meriwoavor Jr. of
Illinois. Ilranch dlod at tho hospital;
today of his Injurloa. Tho fight waa
tho result of Branch having reported'
Moriwoivur for misconduct In lino of;
duty. Morlweavor was also Injured.
Ho feela the death of Branch keenly.
ono town shows how Mntchood for tho
two terrltorlos is Tfrosnerlns lit tho
Chickasaw nation
Muskogee hu been awarded tho
gold tnodnl ior cotton V 'ho World's
Fair commission W. W. Momyw
city recorded received a handaoiho
diploma from the Jury of awards to-
day. Tho skimming station nt Ringgold
In Woods county which was closed
hocauao of tho creamery failure at Ok-
lahoma Olty h making arrangements
to roopon undor the management of.
tho El ltono Creamory company with
Low IlotchklBs in charge.
Major Stllos In command of tho
Second battery of light Hold artlllory
Is marching with his men from Fort
Hill to Fort Itlley and oxpocts to mako
tho trip of four hundred miles In about
twonty days
The stilt against the Acme 'Cement
compnny of Host St Louis to onjbin
it from taking cement depoalts off a
school land tract near Centont la
C.ddo county will be heard by agree
ment on Nov. 15. In the district court
of Caddo county before Judge Frank
Qllletto.
Tho territorial board of dental ex-
aminers will mept at Oklahoma City
Nov 11. The member of tho hoard
are: Dr F D Sparlu Ponca city
proeldjini; Dr A. C. Hlxon Guthrie
socretnry and Dr It. II. Pendloton o .
Norman treasurer
Two more gold mednls wero recelv-
od yofltorday by Secretary William
Grimes from tho U)uislana Purchase
exposition management. Thoso woro
won by Oklahoma on her minora! ex-
hibit and on the relief map of the Ter.
tltory which wsB mntlo by tho Okla
homa university students.
Fred A. Worcester 73 years old. died
of old age. The reunion were shipped
this ovenlng to Whitehall. Ill hlg for.
mer borne where they will be buried
by the Masonic fraternity. Mr. Wor-
cester having been a Master Mason
since 1861 fifty-one years. He loaves
two sons In business h&ro.
Citizens of Hobsrt refused to use the
telephones of the T peka and HI Reno
Telephone company when the latter
advanced Its rates and organized a co-
operative telephone compsny which
hag offered to buy thi p. ant of the To-
peka and Kl Beno company. Shoul4
the latter refuse to sell the home com-
paoy probably w.ll build a competitive
plant
Notwithstanding tite experiments of
Colonel Itegl'sb at Itold the Oklaho-
ma Farm Journal says that for ordi-
nary upland soil except in Eastern
Oklahoma Knglish blue grass is a
failure from a practical standpoint
and that land on which this grasa
may do reasonably well could bo em-
ployed more prodtaMy In. growifflB
alfalfa.
J. J Hart an Oeage Indian whoso
horns Is at Gray Hoe in the Otage
reservation was recently admitted to
the practice of law at the Phliadet
pUia bar and la considered ono of tho
foremost yoaag attorneys of the city.
He graduated lsat spring from tho
Carlisle Indian school and also from
the Dickinson law college. Ha will
remain permanently irt the eitat to
practice his profession.
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