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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-23
TABLES ARE
TURNING FOR
VIM. JENKINS
Governor Holds Another Con-
ference With Hitchcock
ROOSEVELT IS PETlTI0NEO
By Prominent Men TO Retain
Present Governor.
ROOSEVELT is PETITIONED

Washington, Nov. 22.-Secretary OF IN
ferior Hitchcock has at last found time
10 pause in his fight with Colonel Kerns,
for Missouri patronage leadership. and
listen briefly TO Governor Jenkins. This
IS the second time jenkins has been able
to see the Secretary in a week. The
governor said tonight he found the sec
retary in a receptive mood and without
his mind fully made up on the question
Jenkins believes he did himself good at
the conference, although he has not yet
finished with the secretary. He viii seek
another interview. Meanwhile he has not
seen the president. jenkins has little to
ray, the department nothing at ALL
Guthrie, O. r., Nov. 22-The governor
ship matter has reached the stage where
kilograms asking that Governor Jenkins
be retained in Office are being sent to
Secretary Hitchcock, at Washington
4 number OF these kilograms have been
sent from various places. after the sit
uation in regard 10 the Sanitarium was
explained by jenkins men. That the
effect VIII be is problematical. but the
impression prevails thar il is rather late
FOR such an action on the part of Jen-
kins supporters over the territory.
The situation among territorial ap-
pointees was slightly relieved today by
the announcement by wire from Wash
ington, that Governor Jenkins thought
matters more favorab ble for him, and that
he had had another conference with Sec
Tetary Hitchcock. in which he explained
his position in regard 10 the orEaniza-
ti0n or the Sanitarium. 1t is also stated
10y jenkins men that Horace Speed was
not called TO Washington i'm the governor
ship matter. but on business in the de-
partment of justice concerning the new
country.
The Perry Republican has the following
story about Endorsements in that city of
Jenkins:
While in the city last night Secretary
James !. Houston had a conference with
number OF the leading Republicans of
Perry, in regard,<o the gubernatorial sit
uatiOn. The meeting was held at the
office Of the chairman Of the Noble
county Republican central committee,
Judge Wesley Taylor. and the attend
ance numbered many Of the most intiu-
ential partsans Of the county Mr.. IIous-
ton went over the Sanitarium matter
from beginning TO end. and thoroughly
explained Governor jenkins connection
with that institution not that his explain
alton was necessary TO convince the gen
tleuen present that the governors course
had been strictly honorable In every par
ticular. but simply TO enlighten them and
give additional assurance TO their estab-
lished opinion. II was affirmed by unen-
fmous resolution of those present that a
telegram signed hy each individual be
sent 10 President Roosevelt. asking him
not only TO retain Governor Jenkins in
Office at this time. but that his name be
sent by the president to the senate with
a recommendation that his appointment
be confirmed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-23
ge aaha Daily gaeIe Saturday gorrao 2s

and cool. The water for sanitary pur-
poses is supplied from the waterworks
or the town OF Norman and Is ample for
the purpose
The health OF the patients who are
brought here free from physical ailments
is excellent. As : rule maniac and enac-
lated patients rapidly improve Many are
brought 10 the Sanitarium fatally i'll and
frequently IN a dying condition This
necessarily causes q considerable death
rate.
On July I. 1913 there were sSs patients
in the sanitarigm and the number Was
Increased 10 so on July /. 1Sol- net IN
crease Of 81 during The hscal year
The following table shows the number
OF patients from each county OF the ter
ritory on the first day OF July. 1see. and
1871, respectv
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have gone to kork in Greer county. An
important change in the line has been
made in Greer county. The old survey
bore a little north from Fort Sill. cross
ing the North Fork ar least ten miles
above the mouth of otter creek. The
change throws the crossing five miles
farther south. II will miss Altus by five
miles. going near Olustee and Aaron
postOfFices.
1t has been definitely decided that
the road viii go TO Quanah and from
Quanah will parallel the Fort Worth &
Denver to the great Acme cement mills,
five miles west of Quanah.
The only drawback is in the delay in
delivering steel. Mr.. Johnson has not
expected to get the steel for general
track-laying until late next month or
early in January. but he did expect TO
get enough at once 10 build three miles
so as to prepare yards for the reception
OF material. Up TO this time. however,
he has been unable to procure even that
amount.
Catarrh is a disease affecting the blood.
Remove the cause by taking Hood 3
Sarsaparilla-
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ELoPERs BROUGHT DOWN.
Married Man is Taken Back to His
Patiently Waiting Wife.

Kingfisher. o. T. Nov 22.-Last night
City Marshal Wood received a message
from Watonga TO arrest George Mcclure
and Ena Eikard an eloping couple from
Geary, Blaine county. who were coming
this way in rig. A watch for them was
Immediately instituted and patience awr-
ded by the arrest Of the couple last night
in front of the Fingfsher Hotel by Mar
shu Wood and Patrolman Alyea- They
were taken TO the county Jail together
with their trunks and belongings which
they had in the wagon with them. This
morning Mcclure was holding telephone
communication with his wife in Watonga
asking her to withdraw her charges and
he would pay the costs. Deputy Sheriff
Rogers. of Geary, arrived in the city this
morning and will take the couple back to
Watonga for hearing.
McClue who is a gambler, has wife and
three children IN Geary, whom he desert
ed to fly with this woman of questiona-
BILE character. The Miss in the case was
seen in the boudoir of the county jail
this morning. She is trim, good looking
and well dressed made of about . sum-
mers and from all appearances should
have been above running away with
bestly married man.
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ASLEEP AMID FLAMES.

Breaklng INTO q blazing home. some
firemen lately dragged the sleeping in
mates from death. Fancied security.
and death near. It's that way when you
neglect coughs and colds. Don't do it.
Dr. Kings New Discovery for consump-
ton gives perfect protection against all
throat. chest and lung troubles Keep it
near and avoid suffering, death, and
doctors bills. A teaspoonful stops a late
cough. persistent use the most stubborn.
Harmless ard nice tasting. it's guaran-
teea 70 satisfy by Gehrings pharmacy.
Price. SOC and S1O0
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

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ard Land comgarT II 81 DuBals. Ab-
stractor. Court Hnlra P1ar- usB
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HE WAS DRUNK
Young Man Forges Names to Checks
and Is Arrested.

Shawnee. o. T. Nov. 22.-The Democrat
says: 'Harrq Mitchell. aged D years,
who has been working for Eby Bros
on the railroad south of Tecumseh, while
in state of intoxication. wrote out
several checks. TO which he signed the
name of a prominent business man. He
cashed one or two checks in Tecumseh
and then came to Shawnee. He bought
some groceries from Mr.. +. Heickel
beck of this city and handed him a check
for SO, with the name Of J. W. Bogg
of this city signed to il. Nr Heickelbeck
cashed the check and gave the man the
change Mitchell left but did not come
back after the groceries. Suspicion arose
and officers at HaEar and McLoud were
notified by phone
Mitchell was here Tuesday and was
caught in McLoud Yesterday by the city
marshal. Charley Mccoy
while here ne went under the name
of George Anderson.
This afternoon in the city hall he
gave his right name as Harry Mitchell
and plead guilty. He gave no excuse.
except that he was under the influence
of liquor.
He formerly lived in St. Louis county.
Missouri. but has no home now"
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LAYTON NOT EVEN slNeED
Report of Burning of New Town Was
Hot Air Onlv

Chickasha, O. T., Nov. 22.-The report
was circulated in Fl Reno last night that
Lawton was on fire, declares the Tele-
gram.
The report was brought IN by travel
ing men. who stated that the report had
been verified by the operator az Ei Reno.
Later this was explained thusly:
Within q few miles OF LaWtOn q prai-
Tie fire broke out. and the telegraph oper-
ator there sent a dispatch over tlS vsre
as follows: Fire has burned half mile
and is spreading in every direction"
The operator told the truth, but the in
ference from his dispatch Ted the people
TO believe that the town was afre.
So thoroughly convinced that the town
was burning were the people of FL Reno,
that several citizens Of that town who
own property in Eawton took the night
train for Chickasha post haste for Law
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JUST SIMPLY CRAZY
aOgue Of MulhaIi Is AdjudGed Insane
without Cause

Guthrie. o. T.. Nov. 22.-AL L. Logue
of MulhaH was before the county insanity
board yesterday for examination and was
ordered placed in the territorial asylum
at Norman. He is - years cid and has
wife and seven children No cause
could be ascertained fer his crazed con-
dition. as he has always been temperate
ana INDUSTRIOUS. Only recently has he
shown signs OF becoming violent and he
was ad3udged dangerous on account of
his belief that he was doing God S viii
3n everything that ne did
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AGAINST JAN BREAKERS
District Court Returns indictments
Gosinst on Hale and Rest

Guthrie- o. r. SQs- 81 d-ct1ls ITS
hala been returned iu 1he elstsirt c0urr
1E-fst fha following persons ter 1au
h.-al.iaa The rueu Wis escaped rr9m lta
T.E.r.I s-T fzz- s,.rnaneF vcre LIN Halle
5.aa Trlutsle. Bert Nelil- IRE aenield.
5.s Brsrrnirr Bab Harden chas- tfoT-
r1-1. Necathersa-
g.n 7ygatt vas ladlc,ed far szsal.t
Vlth irff-r to iul-
M Sr rie8s=i estGtg o. rre ctsree
u E the l- l'r frb-
Hf re f5flri- fs ono - [
t~ ..-.as f Srtr
~ -ra ytrs 81 fa-
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY
Old Man Being Struck on Head Shoot
1t to AssaiIant.

South McAlester. I. T., Nov. 22.-Late
yesterday afternoon A. W. Ashley, an
old man possibly 60 years Of age. was at
work in the Choctaw yards on the sec
tion gang, when he was struck terrible
blow with a heavy swith lantern in the
hands of A. Campbell, who has charge
Of the ChOctaw yard lights.
The blow cut wide scalp wound on
the old mans head. but did not render
him insensible He Immediately drew
a 3s-calibre revolver from his pocket and
fired at his assailant. hitting him in the
side.
Ashley then walked 70 DR.. Aliens Of
flee to have his scalp wound dressed
where he was arrested. He turned over
the revolver to the officer and was placed
in jail as soon as his injuries were at
tended to.
Campbell was carried to All Saints
hospital for treatment.
An old grudge was the cause OF the
assault.
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JAMES JAMES INSANE.
Farmer Living West Of Pond Greek is
Adiudqed Crazy.

Pond Creek. O. T. Nov. 2.--James
James. a farmer living twelve miles
west Of here. near Hnlsdale was brought
to town this morning by Sherin Butts
and taken before the insanity board,
and adjudged insane.
Mr.. James was arrested on complaint
of his son. Edward James. who stated
that the old gentleman had been acting
strange for some time and thar ne oc-
casionally became violent and threaten
ed 90 Kill some one He imagiues that
his neighbors have it in for him and he
wanted 20 use n shotgun o nthem.
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"a - TO n Ia.
so,,4ha A The Kind You Have sI8ayS B0BgH
signature ag &<NZlLZl
PRESIDENT SCOTT BACK
A. & M. College Chief Had interesting
Time at Washington.

Saltwater o. T. Nov. president A.
c. Scott Of the a. and N. college, re
turned last night from Washington, D.
c., where he had been in attendance at
the annual meeting or the agricultural
colleges of the United States. says the
Gazette. OF the trip he says il was one
Of the most enjoyable of his life, the
work Of the meeting giving him greater
insight oandappTeciationof .cmfwy-p
insight into and appreciation Of II pos
sible. the great and noble work the agri-
cultural colleges are doing.
President Scott met the college boys
-Caudeu. Miller and Stiles. who are en-
pioyed in different divisions Of the de
partment of agriculture and reports that
they are doing finely. He reports fur
ther that their respective chiefs spoke
very highly of their work and that they
wanted the college here to remember
them in the future if It had more like
them
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TO SLAUGHTER GAME
Woodward County People Near Curtis
Preparing for Big Hunt.

Curtis. o. r., Nov 22-It has been prac-
Hcaliy decided for several months that
pig hunt should take place in this
part 81 Woodward county. and only de-
1erreo on account of wheat seeding and
other farm work. SAYS the Courfer The
coyotes and Jack raabits especially, have
been giving rhe farmers no end N trou-
ne ~ destroying gardens and killing
NRncNfns- etc. and lig hunt wiI De
me only means Thar can be empIoved To
*Nltrminate the pests Everybody should
ne latetester sd the hunt ana be on hands
next saturday, ln this city. when an
y lil-a-ien "ii be perfected for the
purpose OF managing the affair AZ +be+
meeting il is expected to deane fh. bonn
oafy ot the hum and select CAPTAINS Tor
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AFTER LOG CHOPPERS
Croker Goes Out to See About Tim
Der Cutting on School Lands.

Guthrie, O. T. Nov. 22--Chas. n.
Crocker. special agent FOR the territorial
school land department. viii leave tomOr-
row for the new country. 10 look after
the reports OF the cutting of timber from
the school lands in that country. The de-
partment has been having trouble of this
kind. and desires that the good timber on
the school land be left intact. on some
OF the tracts of land the underground is
very heavy. and II is necessary 10 cut II
in order that the land may be cultivated.
Mr.. Crocker will look up and report what
timber OF value has been cut from tho
ment
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TasLeR.
Soptinusiiy Chs -ging Its Position O. Its Acx.
Hisry Formation of the Bs0cd.

Every crop ot 5,ood tiat flows thro.zh on veins
passes sarolga me iter in IS formation. kry habit
the oiooo H is pssseEe through -hs lre-
materl--y effects -la heath Sew.rE. lears1F fc--
ward at De cask. cEa- acnE, ana al sscer-2-,
haoits fe--rc file CiTc-aa-or c- tls hca- -r-ose1
TIE liver. The trs- sgrpt1Es e. = disoras-ss l-ssr
are flushed cheeks. the complexion becomes 6a-s.
showing c1reests1 ccr1.ucn cI -he c.r-.'s-I,-
Ihs pressGge en- ne nerYes IS increased the .-rss.
news oen,er, nc c-41 RESPONDS Ti-h sscerf lsa1-
eche. otbar ss-ur-11ls zrs czz17ss ta1 tree.-
coaied foaeG-, pan 2ooFe -ns cfas zge -1a rear
eno owe psft ct the heac cr5 ne-- al. s-- --s-
fes-pEs- TIE ce-1pse ti1-l 7rzcua 1scor=s zl.t..
cncgaAsg ard s,l-rl=s cove e. 9..t- 1----n=s t--,
are upic4 eylaen-eS g ,c-p.- lrar eaa s-eg.s..
bowels
y Ca5wells Swap Pepsn sne fs-e Lassts.
CompolDz e-Es Feu-F cu re User l1c-zas,rr Is
s-lyi.5 in IS formation cI TIE a.oo1 g., ~ & rrg,t
Clesr ccu-seEIcn sispea1F c1cs hsa-lcraz u
tevers anc al US cf Tse1 Eor1 tc~r1 rz- ar1 s1f
ssh bowels h.esssag . tns tlste -uc .r rs a-uo
enc soofning e Is elects So anc co-.es. l5lr
SyTap Company. Aos&oslc. ~
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BELLE DENT INTACT
Commissioner of General Land Office
Exonerates Mckinley

Guthrie O. T.. Nov. 22.-The local land
ofice received information today from
the commissioner Of the general land
ofilce sustaining the local commlssioners
ia refusing the applications Of Chas =.
Adams and w W. Brown 10 make entry
on the Lucinda Indian allotment iu
the Iowa country This holds intact the
entry of BelIe Dent. The iand involved
was So acres.
la holding that rhs entries II the par-
ties mentioned should net he recognized
the ceparlnsent fuliF exOnerates F. r.
II kinney receiver Of the laHd officef
from tire charges made against hiE1 rhar
Dr. aided Belle Dent in securing her entry
for the land. and that owing a. this aid
from the receiver she fled ahead of Ad-
ans at the iaudd cfSce-
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the four sides. It has generally been
proposed that a territory about twelve
miles square be thoroughly gone over
and all the game run 10 the center. where
the slaughter VIII take place The ter
ritory generally regarded is that east
and north Of the Canadian river, which
would make the center few miles south
west of Curtis, where there is fine place
for the purpose. We are requested by
many to call the meeting for next Sat
urday, and hope as many as possible
VIII turn out to arrange the preliminaries.
DO you know the way to wash clothes
with ease and yet have them fresh and
clean as new2 Use Cold Dust Washing
Powder. Follow directions on the pack
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management le fn trouble arain The
dril was lost ir the mud Saturday and
tools were .r7ued iateiv orriered cent br
express from Joplin. so. and when fhes
arrived lt vas found that they were Too
small and a man Eas -erf - RED York
flr torls WORK vii begin tecrT ~ -
The drlU out The vel 81 Gown 90 feet
ROW
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Articles of Incorporation have been is
sued 70 the Frisco Oil Company. of Okla
hOma City for term Of twenty years
with a capital stock Of Sl50eo0. The men
interested are J. ". Grant T. r. Holt
Asher Carson. w. J. Alexander. J. r.
Rolster and Frank Clark. The purpose
Of the company Is to prospect for oil and
develop Oh lands in Oklahoma.
The SiclIes Townsite Company. of Sick
les. C3ddo county has been granted a
g territorial charter for q term of ten
years with a capital stock Of $4oeoo. The
incorporators are, J. o. Welborn. Joseph
Mcnamara and F. A. Thomas
Commissions have been issued 10 the
following notaries public. John d. Bishop
Cleo. 9. II. Foster. Ripley. Jos A.
Wethcrly, Brown. Pottawatomie county.
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IN JENKINS REPORT
Governors Report on insane Asylum
Is Good Showing.

l1ins Ia his annual report has the follow
ing paragTa phs
The insane of Oklahoma are cared f1r
hv the Oklahoma Sanitary company un-
Ger contract The sanitarium is located
one mile east ~ Norman. ir Cles Gland
COUNTY on the santa Fe railroad The
site IS be1ufifui an5 healthy The bple-
mss are connections ard in excellent
saultar- condition The drlrl<ine water
= supplied bv .V0 deep wrls ard f. pure
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IN COLD BLOOD
Tragedy Occurs in colored Residence
81 kingfisher.


Kingfs sher. O. IT, Nov 2-Clarence
Cherrs. colore6. aEed about % years. shot
and killed Dan Curtis. ased about j..
also coiored .at the home Of the latter
Wednesday niSnt az about clock. saws
the Free Press.
The troutle commenced between the
father ~ ine gunner and the mother of
The deceas5d Qid man Cherry and his
son had been taking their meals az Cur
lis residence ana when they We're IN
formed thar they could uot board there
ans LONGER. Cherry became abusive and
Clarence went horne. and returned with
double-oarrellesi sAotguu. The quarrel
was sIil an. ana le Opened ere on youne
Curtis. Eli.1E Eis sl6onen wsth N1.
shot BE tneu attempted 70 shoot The
mother hlt the cap yas defective ana
her lie v-es saved
curtis nr.a unul 11s8 q m. snd his
dyin ere,aest Mss thlt his slayer Ise
hs1geSi
Cherry aad Ills san are in 5aH
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SENTENCED FOR LIFE.
w. D. Stesrns Pleads Guilty TO Charge
~ Train Rohhfn1

South McAlester, 7 T.. Nov. AT
Antlers yesterday. ". D. Stesrus. leader
Of the Caney train robbers. plead guilty
In the United States court. and was SEN
fenced 70 imprisonment for life
Stesrns attorneys sought 70 lessen the
sentence Of their client if be would plead
guilty. but the court refused - grant
their request. and the plea % guilty was
made The two remaining robbers are on
trial today. and will likely be found
guilty. The prosecution Is using their
thee confessed confederates as witnesses
eaafusr them
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Guthrie. . r.. Eov. Z.-adsufant Geaeral
HurIfrFarne has aruouured the follow
inE militia rlsauerF.
Captain r n Par1e - Company If r<
E1mond hee t-een arI,0lrfrf sHatnr az
the Firs- reEiueaf Osishnrls Nsf'p-.a3
Ggarl. rlre S a Nr8Innie resigned
First Lieutenant g. o. EaEe 81 rre-
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AFRAID OF COMPETITION
Notary Public OF Gage Asks That No
More Notaries Be Appointed

Guthrie. o. T.. Soy. "a notary pub
Hc in Gage. Oklahoma. has written e.
the governors Office. asking that 10 more
notarial commissions De lss-fad 70 persons
in his town. he states that Gage is
town ~ 90 inhabitants. and thar there
are two nofaries there row, himself being
ono. The letter was referred TO Secretary
(frlmns.
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An Excellent Combination

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ELECTED FROM TERRITORY
Fate of Man Who Would Not Pay His
Tribal Tax

Guthrie. o. T.. Nov 2z-Because Dor
set Carter. Of Purcell the most proni-
nout attorney iE the Choctaw nation. re-
fused to pay the tribal tax ne was arr
rested yesterday by the orders OF the
Indian Agent TO ejec. him from the In
dina Territory. Carter sued out Il wit OF
habeas corpus ard furnished bonds of
S5o0 70 appear next wednesday. He win
make OF x q test case.