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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-12

Three carloads ol pianos and organs
are ~ ~ sold during The next tea dayn.
ana ihe prices are NJ extfomely low that
90 ona Intending lo hay piano or organ
la the neat two years can afford 10 mites
ihis chance. Prices range lower slhan
tuo yean ago l0r iha reason that ihase
Instruments we're shipped unbOYod in
harness a great saving ln price ~ boz.
packing, and freight on hoAes. am
driefninnd % dlspose ID every lnsiru.
ment in stock, Ia order % obtain tho
lowest prices igom tie manuiaetn ers
nAs upliged a. contract iof = certain
namhef oi car loads On account oi the
bad weather during thg lasl iaW Werks.
ttpne sonie have not moved ~ fact A.
eaperiei, hence ihls sacrifice sale In
'Fdef 70 male room Cor go0is now on
.pe feaa' lhefe are prlUra yoa never
nesiu = heiofg, AMI you oaa make your
own ipfms. Here u q doe standard
make plano, hsAuiiiul mahogany or
hnfy Nhinnt oase ior fsii, tho largest
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-12
SALEM YOUNG LADY
SERIOUSLY BURNED

Miss lois Coahow met with very
serions accident yesterday. While curl.
ing her hair with hot iron, she in
some way let the iron slip and II struck
her In The eye making very danger.
burn. W. Ballard was called and sue.
coded IN relieving her ~ much a.
possible IRON palm bat The injury it's
feared, u quite serious
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-12

Lane county has one Of the stronpes,
delegations in the state this session
senator Wm. kuykendall IL the sena.
Tor. lie Ia a partner ul EX.Supt.. oi
the asylum, y. A. Paine, and chairman
OF the committee ON education In
the last senate. lie is a physician oi
some means and has varied business
interests Al Eugene. The Joint senator
ls X, A. Booth, one of the partners In
the l'ooth Kelly Lumber, Co. that op
crate -Awmllls At Saginaw, Coburg. and
Ncndlng. lie ia a banker formerly IN.
calcd at Grants Pass. Ivan McOneen
ne reelected member OF the House. IA
a farmer at Lorraine. In the last hons,
no had an important chaifmanshio ami
made the reform record. Rspresen.
lative l., T.. Harris oi Eugene ia An am.
vfgtuc young attorney Who has hasn
pnbllc prosecutor for four years. agrad.
uateol Nnn Arbor laW school. A good
criminal lawyer and orator uf more iLan
average ability. lie will be- apt IN Ina
an atille leader lu debate 10 his yopth
lnl modesty rau he overcome Ia thai sv.
Tent. The Other new mpmber i'm,
Lame is jaime. llrmenwav nj Cot,,ss
NtoYe. llu has hcrn "a the u,e,r.rt,I,
nusln'7.. livery business aud is "A w,l.
lhlorhrci man in almost any lme inns
uelvgation ufks nu special ilvors i'm Ina
way oi legislation. fbey will sset An
pfo'Wt the University interests A
.nAlorlty Of the Lane delegation are saii
lo be Tor Mcbride tor senator. NH ~
friends claiming the entire delegati1n
Haftis and licmvuNay are uDdeyst.,,1
lo be not Posiutly comulitteb wl,Ja
hoo'h isquoted ipr Herman
\. G Jennings, who was d p,ep,b.,, a
we hous2 ln oN9 aud lSAl ami -
"a' Nh'et CLERK Va iNl.. AMI Al ~
sessions ot lNa, and 1871. viii .eet Al ~,
'lNr" again, lud Is ArOhahly ths ,,.s,
''nlptlent man in .se state U. Iii
'Aii tle houae 90 ur Ter MONDAY ~ 10
% oiocA ani eiitCt IA temporary or,sn...,-
uon, when a cummitte ON rrs'isr,.,i.
w appolniet and tho House alion,,,. y,
caucus GA speakC apd oilrers ''' W
There % u llitcfenrr oi apin,o, 49,
We plad'ns iorcc OF the law enarts., ~
,no '.s' session hAlling the number M |
vtvtAs lo 90 employed In the Hons -
SAY ,''t, anI in The Senate tothirty. 49,
eel' unuefsio,d principle ai eomp,n
t-9 ust q legislature Is a sovensisn |
u,NlN NnNse powers cannot he iin,;,sS
or restrained Oy a prtsle.essor It
,Sst tslsiatnFo could by an aet li,,S
the eivploymont az clerks az 49, al. y
sagrs, tie present assembly can ,Tsh
'he clerical i00c Cl the nex. isis,...','
LIS. ~ H principle ot the ,onstrnetlon
''a,Nes laid down hy Blackstone ~, ~
such acts are void. ''' mat
nyfr can ea no do0bt limit sho.,a
~ plsoed on employment a e's,ss
y = claimed other staias 80
,Ass'sd snch lsws as theKuykendall Nh
'VN law n oregon under (which a 4.
"pi''sed ihls legislature mnsi -,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-12

'"hlhNnA ttoh fitHl rage
commended before he left South Al.
rlca the shipment Of 5000 regulars
the same number of militia aud reser.
yitists, bnt the cabinet objected on the
score ol expenses. Military men assert
that this was mistake, since the Brit.
inh army alter the pf0taCled hardship
OF an unpreCo dented campaign has
grown stale, dispirited and nnht ior
duty and a large portion Of il needs 10
he ordered home.
Veteran officers who have followed the
war closely at every stage laugh at the
absurd estimates of the strength of IN,
Beers still Ia the iirld-eight thousand
with Botha, ioH thousand with De
lnruym three thousand with DE Wet.
i've thousand In Gdpualanl live thou.
sand Ia Cape Colony and live thousand
scattered here and there. As there are
seventeen thousand B0er prsonefs. and
at least 5000 and possibly lO.OlO baya
died from wounds or disease. these es.
Inmates make up an aggregate which is
utterly irreconciliahle With the censns
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-12

p0l ior'h man he viii unloubte1lv
Nol' Tor hm, a "a 10 b said tbat r,tbsr
wa" -te ho.t-up again he will Note for
candidates. "' P'N'''ah
representative simpson was An ono
lmv a County Commissionsr ior peiL lily
is alarmrr, and yerv ca.sinl nrsa,iie,}l G,e
me- at that lleisagooi reIisbie a'-,. ,..s'
and extremely popular I'm h,tb e",n,sea u'a'
poneht in both. ' 'f
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-12

time. In tho flrst stages of the disease
Pe-ru-na is sure cure; in the later
stages of the disease Pe-ru-na can be
relied upon to produce great benefit, and
In q large per cent. OF cases produce a
permanent cure. All those afflicted with
this dread disease should begin at once
treatment with Pe-ru-na.
Mrs. II. a. Tyner, Pour oaks, n. g.,
says: "ln January 1898, my daughter
was taken sick with pain in her chest
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-12

~. PAUL, MINI, JAS. IA. j. Hll
with aluFge number Of hnaucierar Will
make = tour this month oi inspection Of
The big trunk lines Of the country
The party will leave NJ. Paul for the
West ~ a lew days. IA was reported that
this "Trip poftends great changes In the
trunk lines u the country, aud Is for
the purpose Of showing the necessity
lor closer relations. The Morgan
hafTilaan'lIlll interests are Ia be- we'll
represented 10 the party. The trip will
take two months, all iranscoutinental
lines 70 he Inspected.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-12

LoSpoN, Jan. l2. llistory lailsto hr.
nlhh 4 parallel to the Boer inyasiop ni
Cane Colony. A whole month b,s
ELAPSED since the republican, croa, ed the
Orange river and stil Gieat Britain
Knows next 10 nothing Of their numh.ra.
mhercab"uia or doinF- aud still lcss oi
The objects ol the lnruad. 1hs oniv
thing known with tolemhle certainty h
that uvy are progressing south.
ahrd ONet Nnmr slarsa.
ly lnhab,ted tmcts. whrre thev
escape observation. Other large bodisa
uaYrTslng the yetY hoAft u. tl,e colony
the onN logital VNulauuii ion seems IA
Oe the largely accvplrl .d.A that ths
Invasion lofWs part ot a great nrpanlge1
schelnu ot that Napoleon of Mar. G,,
~, Wet To strise terror into th, RntisL
,"l"nf, Nhwh, iuluut'mah'y. is nearly
len"urN ol iWops, and trust to ne
'nNp'el W ar'donts to achieve surb
socecss AZ VIII euahlc the pbsrs
90 a'most dictate the terms I'M
peace. The halupg policy oi the ipysI.
ere, however, srems % thp,aten 49,
leat 'htlr alnls and has eDahl,j t'.
hasliy enrolled ieyits 10 yoluot',, ~.
~ hpi VITAL strategic iuinis. Wills
them aro some slsOs thai tbs
gathering OF uuop- la tbe rear
"a the hugheu b. heginnin, !,
pross them southWard ata thearn,a M
The hnush moving from me- ssah,.,i
instead ui attempting to driye tben,
'NcA agau r'rofs the Orange riyef
4 heie thty might h. euahlel io re' Kin
.ien. ~ Wet, ''''
~ , We n'oanNhllc d,squieuug hints
sith which The British arnW wtsSinss ,e,'s
WAY; The long lists oi dead. woande3
MI disgasfd hosr out these sfori,s
,hile thete arv ahandant s,ens ~,
hs lroopy az The iwnl are bs.oming
...lg any d,s'on,eni, The general eaas
'e1alion ~ home is heeominr mors aen,e
ma the Publlc is hegominy auite .s,'',.
leei q the compency % the roysrnn,sa, /
2 81 ihr country ont TILE sreteb,.j /
angle. N'''"'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-12

and right shoulder
blade. A cough soon
developed, which
neither Of our resi-
dent physicians
seemed able to re-
move. She had
every symptom Of
consumption o. sup
preston OF menses,
night sweats and
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-12
new TO-DAY.
kasgHlsenenls pnaef taIs
hssa $ 4 Nae each lssss


Walter Moorr, the Dakor City news.
paper representative, IA IN the city pro.
pared n do lbe Legislature.
Gov, 0eeg has gone 10 attend the an.
nual banquet ol the Commercial cIub Al
rorilend where he responds to bsa.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-12

whose residence ie
at 259 GoodAle st.,
Columbus, Ohio,
writes the follow
ingSbout Perfume,
DR.. HArtm an =
scientific remedy
for catarrh: al
can bear testimony
M 10 the merits Of
your remedy, Pc
ru n a. 1 have
been taking the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-12
OVERDUE STEAMER
per man with a proportionate advance
for the officers and non.coms.

Edward Potter died in tlIis city today
ri the age of "a years at the home Of hrs
son ln-lsw Dr, n. r. Turner, lie was
born In Northern Cauada and had lived
there Tor one hall = century.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-12
JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
Now on - we are determined TO close
Out all our winter STOCK and will sell

Ladies wool hose formerly 25c
-. pair Tor ...,,.,............,l lsc pr,
Misses wool hose formerly zoe
pair for. .,;...;;..,,......, lie pr,
Ladies iieeced lined hose formerly
2Oc pair Tor ;,..,,,......,..l9c pr.
Ladies ietced lined hose formerly
zOc pair tor ........;,.......lIc pr.
Ladies cotton oseiormerly lG2gc
q par Tor lQr..":..............l0 l0c pr.
Ladies Kid gloves formerly Sl.25
a paIr lor.... ........ ~. OOc pr.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-12

Arguments on section Of school bill
allowing religious teachings in schools
we're continued today. DR.. Burgess
urged the commission to consider the
advantages II would give Catholicism, on
account OF that Overwhelming pre-.
p0nderance.
Judge Taft explained that the leglsla.
ilon was experimental. n IL beoame
the instrument Of occlesiaatical opprcs.
sion Il would be repealed.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-12


The fight for the Speakership involve.
1.-THE consideration of three aspirants.
Dr. j. n. Smith, OF Marion, Geo. l..
Storey, ol Portland aud VI. l.. Reeder.
The first was member oi the illlated
legislature Of 1897 that did not organize
OF one branch ot which he was chosen
temporary speaker. George l.. storey
was a candidate for speaker in 1891,
but Withdrew when Simon was chosen
President OF the Senate. Nr. storey
was the only one Of the regular Repub.
lican ticket elected in JUne, but has
colleague in John McCracken the pioneer
who was also elected on lhe !
regular ticket in November. l.. MI
Reeder Of Umatilla Is the Eastern ore. |
gon candidate. lie was chairman of |
Judiciary committee at the regular aud !
special sessions OF the last general as |
sembly and like Mr.. Storey has gool /
record on the published rollcals of the |
House, There surface indications point
to Reeder's nomination in the Caucus
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-12

hon. X q kosa, ol handon. Who "a.
I n'en'heS oi che hoose Ia isg6.is Ia ,he
e,'y " senlsin through il.e scssioa Ia,
ets A.. a i'en's-rai AZ thai ilme. hnt /, n's.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-12
RELIGIOUS
FACTION
Hopes Uncle Sam viii Take
Slice OF Canada
RELIGION IN
MANILA SCHOOLS
American Commission in The
Philippines Neutral Be-
tween the Churches

MONTREAL, Jan. Fla Verltc, the
recognized organ Of the Ultra Catholic
French Canadians publishes a threaten
ing article against English rule Ia Cana
Ida. The article says: There is linz
IN 10 human patience. u is said that
England will always guard Quebec. We
say that she will guard Quebec just as
long as the French Canadians wish her
TO, and not an instant longer, aud IT The
fanatics Cf Ontario and elsewhere we're
not blinded by passion, they would CONF
prehend II also.
n the insults oi which we have been
made the constant object on the part oi
the English element Of this country do
not slon come 10 an end and II they con
linue 10 reward our loyalty toward the
English throne by covering us with in
juries and flooding us with threats, there
will be an explosion Of anger among the
French Canadians which will astonish
those who are accustomed 10 regard ms
as "GoOl sheep"
"And what will be the inevitable re-
cult Of 4 series OF riots Oi serious troubles
between The French Canadians and the
English? The French Canadians have
only 10 make q sign 10 Uncle Sam and
In fifteen days an army would occupy {
Quebec, Montreal and Toronto. We G
certainly do not hope 10 see these things, Z
bat thev will come II the campaign Of !
INSULT does not cease
MAsnA, Jan. l2.-Tho fret public :
iacussiOn Of the bill 10 establish de-
artment Of public instruction developed
contest on the question Of religion Ia
he public schools. la the law there is
section permitting priests and minis.
,ra 10 teach religion ior half an hour
lres times weekly outside OF school
Dure, provided the parents express u
'eire Tor such instruction, aud prOhib- n
" teachers frOm conducting religious
iercises, or the teachingoi religion. y
The directors Of the federal party
ere represented by committee who, y
though Catholics, argued strongly in "
favor oi the elimination Of the section
ley declared that the use OF the school x
luae6 for religious purposes IN contrary Z
the United States constitution. and y
~ TO the platforms Of the American !,
rites and the Philippine federal party, Il
ii is certain 10 cause discOfd.
Judge Taft said the attitude Of the u
lited States Philippine Commission ~
legislative power was one Of absolute
differences between Catholics, Protest.
ts, Or Mohammedans. The commits.
'nere. lac added, endeayOred to frame
. act ~ that the peoples preiudicos
iuld assist instead Oi retard its success. u
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-12

Rnmor has ID that there viii hs t4r..
votes Tor Mcbride ard tyo iar Corbef.
from Namhll county Joint S.rst.,
smith is claimed boy the Mcbride f,r,ss
a. well as Messrs Butl aud Flly io,r
representatives while senator lIt,..
AMI l.ams0n are surely ior Corhstt
gentleman from lamh0l saws tb.t n,
bolt was elected in tho int rest Id M.
Bride, bat thls Is As stoutly B.riai d,
NJ Vorhelt. uiends. The genera
lmRfession, however, is that M. Bmt
VII % ioond M the CoTleit column.
he VAS there two years ago.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-12

Hon. I, al. Simpson. io.r, P.,r.
sentative irom Polk and Llucolu riaD.
zee, zee, p ln the city, Mr, sampson ~ a
l,euoefat and expresses no opinion IA.
inc senatorial coniest little ins.oni.ts
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-12

Tonight aHd sunday occasionally rain,
mild Temperature, drift iohlsh souiherly
wind.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-12

FoR a coLp IN THE HEAD
laxative nrouo-oulnino Tablets
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-12

Ladies' kid gloves formerly 81
pair for .,.,.,, mum. ,75c pr.
Ladies kid gloves an assorted
lot for :.,..........:".. ,6Oc pr.
Ladies silk mittens formerly $la
PAIR Tor. .......,.., ..... SOC pr.
Ghlldrens mlttens s.............l l0c pr.
Fleishers knitting yarn 25c skein
ior.....,.,.... ......... .l5c cskein
Dress buttons formerly 25c dOz
-, Tor .,,....... .....,,.....,..5c DC a doz.
Heavy silk yelling for. r..... .. Sc a yd.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-12
PHENOMENAL
BARGAINS

Phases ana o'fans le h sois a. pnsss ns,ss before
hfsfd of ia saism, eemmsasins Moadsy nest. the
uesi shfeeas o. ~ tksfaafe sale two ,sa ago sats
mf. a. frofai "A
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-12
DEALERS WHO WANT
HONEST FIGU RING

q. 9. Cross, staualon Droa, Taylor'a
fish market and Charlcs Wor have put
IN aniomaiic calculating scales. Intro,
duced by Col. J. 3. Poole, Of Portland.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-12
SENATOR CORBETT.

Contained from lrg page
ness man Of excellent judgment and.
great independ ence.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-12

but Il remains io be seen ta What sx
tent lts provisions w,l he re.arJel.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-12
KRUGER'S HEALTH

Continued From First Page
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-12

ADMISSION: Sd aud ,5r. Scat. re,.
ON sale At Rughardts boo, srre.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-11-12
Al the Jail.

Russell Graft. charged with disturb
ing religious worship was arrested yes
tcrday afternoon at Bob by Deputy
Cummings and brought un last night.
Graft. IL seems went TO chu.,n at Bob.
Sunday night and by using boisterous
language. laughing, talking, eating Pc
cans. and In othcr ways disturbed the
services that II was almost impossible
for the services TO proceed
John Sears. a brown skinned negro,
charged with disposing OF mortgaged
property. was arrested three miles
west OF Elk by Deputy Jack Walters
and brought in
Dudley Slaughter and a. Il. Lewis.
charged with murder. were arrested
last night by Deputies Buck Garrett
and Leon Brown and placed in jail.
Zander Davidson was released yes.
terday on bond.
Bud Smith, charged with murder;
John Anderson larceny and Henry
Mashore. larceny were taken 10 Pur'
cell Tor trial
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-11-12
SAD DEATH AT DAVIS.
Young Man Accidentally Shot and Dies
From Injury Sustained.

Special Phone 20 the Ardmoreite
Davis. I. r. Nov. Edgar Stein
kamp. prescription clerk at the city
drug store. and Coon Lindsay were ont
riding in a buggy in the country near
here Sunday afternoon. when I'm some
manner shotgun which lay between
them in the buggy was discharged. the
contents striking Steinkamp in the
right arm
The two young men hurried to town
aud the arm was dressed. Yesterday
morning il was found that the arm
would have TO be amputated. This was
done and It was hoped he would re-
cover. but he died this morning at
O'Clock. The loss of blood was mainly
the cause OF his death.
He was % years of age and had only
been here about two months. having
come from Indiana. where all his rel
atives live. The remains will be ship
ped TO Indiana tonight for burial
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-11-12

After what might De termed an "anz
i0us period" the assurance comes that
Ardmore Will get the Arkansas &
CLOctaw railroad
The fight from FIRST 70 last with
first one thing and then another has
been one that would have driven
many an enterprise away from the
town but the many friends 10 the
road have been untiring IN thir efforts
10 secure 81 and by long strong pull
have accomplished their desire
Following are the magic wordr o;
our assurance received by telegram
this afternoon:
Kansas City No. Noy. T.
To Sidney suggs. Ardmore. l. T.
Bank letter satisfactory. @he lea
is closed much obliged 10 you
w. {. PERRY.
Az stated in the ArdmOreite yestcr.
day definite answer was cxperte
today and while We felt that II would
be favorable we could not so pronounce
H. The banks had sent In their state.
ments showing that our part Of the
Of the work had been completed as
work had been completed as requested
and this seems TO have been all
that the company were waiting on as
the telegram above quoted would in
dicate Now altogether We hurrah for
the A. & c. and IL would not hurt n
burn little powder tonight on the
strength of g.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-11-12
SUICIDE AvgRTEo.
Verrsn Reveal saved Fro- o:s;r D.
Tf-efy E~etics

Timely Erstics
last Saturday a well dressed young
man under 81 years % as fairly edu.
Gated applied 90 one % Arlmores az.
-o-ueys and stated to him that
De and lls uile lad just arrived ln the
city from come place ln Texas that
they -eie dead broke. and bis uife
had secured employment in one of the
hotels of the city and he wished the
lawyer o inte-cede 10 his behalf % see
q BE- could not gain an interview with
her li seems from shat Reveal told
the izvyer that the wife was mad
uiih him and would not talk to him
The good old iaEyer told him be
aolli and went % the hotel deslgna.
ted but when be stated his business
10 the young mans wife she frankly
refused t0 see her husband
The lawyer returned and told tho
young man that his wife refused 20
see him. The young man told the
lawyer that be had not had anything
20 cat for a day of two. and the law
ser gave him something 20 eat
Reveal then asked the lawyer = h-
would telegraph 20 his father who
was in HooDston lll and ash The faith.
er 20 send him money To- come home
on The lawyer wrote out the tele-
gram and the same was Forwarded %
itz Destination.
Reveal went ont and pretty soon
came back and took his seat near the
judge. a. il waiting for a. answer "a
the telegram. The lawyer was busy
writing the young man leaned for
ward on another chair and soon began
TO breathe very heavily
The attorney looked up at the fel
low. stepped over to him and attempt
ed 10 arouse him. and found that &,
was impossible for him to do so. Two
pieces Of paper fell from the vou'd-be
suicides hand 10 the floor
The lawyer ran down the hall and i'm
mediately secured the services Of a
physician. who began at once 10 adj
minister emetics. and in the course
OF about three hours Reveal was
brought around all right
The two notes that fell upon the
floor were addressed 10 his wife and
the lawyer The one 10 the wife was OF
sympathetic nature telling her OF
the course he had taken. and the one
10 the lawyer told him he had taken
the deadly poison and implored him tc
see that his body was laid tenderly
away in spot where Il could be found
In the future.
The young man had taken eight OF
ten tablets OF morphina and wopld
have soon been where there Is no more
trouble had not the lawyer and The
doctor came TO his relief
Last nights north bound train tool
the young man homev aEl TO his faith
er i'm Illinois the tathcr having re-
spondcd TO his request for money.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-11-12
A DESPERATE HoRsETHIEF.
Captured in Cook County. Escanes
Again From Officer.

Special TO the Ardmorelte.
Ryan. l. T.. Nov. ll-Fred Brenon.
the horsethief who stole several
horses at Lawton last week. was cap.
turcd In Cook county. Texas. Sau D..
day. by Deputy Marshal W. G. Barn.
hill oil Lawton
On the return with the urisonc~. The
horse which the officer was riding iei!.
and the prisoner taking advantage OF
the officers mishap escaped.
Brenon is now somewhere IL the
Comanche country The officers hay.
ing found whore he changed clothes
when he crossed Big Beaver. identify.
ing the ones which were found as ray.
ing been worn by Brenon. At least
twenty armed men are now searching
for him west OF here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-11-12
The Pa assine
Throng.

r. r. Brown went to Davis yester.
day
lee Epps vas ia the city today from
Durvood-
VIM. Bodine came in yesterday after
noon from Lawton
John g. Wars is in the city from
Whitesbor9 Tex
c. A. Bettman and o. Christensen
of Dougherty are in the city.
Thos. A. Robson and J. ". Ross are
in the city from Gainesville
sidney suggs left today for Ravia.
Tishomingo and the statehood conyen
tion at Muskogee
Mrs. o. 81 Redfeld has returned
from Sherman. where she has Deen
visiting her parents
Dr. II. l. Ledbetter. l.. J. AEers and
Jno. Waliing Of Woodford were visit
ors at the Plowmen meeting last night
" ~ Keith and (. L. Vickers came
down last night from Oklahoma City
and are stopping at the Wilmington.
Mrs Oscar Mcfarland Of Tyler.
Tex. who has been attending the Bap-
tist convention at Fort Worth. f. in
the city visiting in the families OF
John and Doc Fielder