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Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-19
state Ruys Bonds
BY Associated Press.

BY ASSOCIATED Press
SACRAMENTO, Dec. 18-The state
power bonds of the town of Santa Clara.
The bonds are of forty years issue, bear
Az per cent interest and cost the state,
with accrued interest $21,595.S7
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-19
LICENSES FURNISH
HALF MILLION
LIQUOR INTERESTS PAY HEAVILY
IN TAXES
City Clerks Report for Municipal
Year Shows That PubIic's Thirst
Added $2ss,77o to the
Revenues

The city's license collections from liquor
and other sources aggregated nearly a
half million in the municipal year just
closed.
City Clerk Harry Lelande yesterday
submitted his annual report through Lii
cense Clerk Ed B. LOWE showing the
totals to be: From saloons, $3.50, ,15O; res
taurants, liquor, $56,175; wholesale liquor,
S52,44 and from miscellaneous sources,
$15S, ,230.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-19
To Use steel Cars
b. Associated Press.


PITTSBURG, Dec. 1S.-More than 100
all steel passenger cars will be in use on
the Pennsylvania railway between this
city and New York shortly after jan
nary 1.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-19
GIVEN AWAY FREE
over $1,000 in Money and Useful
Articles

Send for full list Of free gifts OF money,
fur coats for winter, plates. tea set, also
list Of prizes given for best foolish verse,
also $1,000 In prizes for solution of movo-
plex puzzle-all given away free.
Send for premium list and sample COPY
of magazine. Premium department,
Everyday Life Magazine, 1s2 Main street,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-19
Electrician Killed
BY Associated Press.

By Associated. Press.
BAKERSFIELD, Dec. is. = Edward
1000 volts of electricity passing through
his body this afternoon. Murray was %
years old and has home in Royal Oaks,
culated.''
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-19
Calls 1t "outraae"

Counsel for Bartnett strongly objected
to the postponement of Bartnett's hear
ing and declared the conduct of the court
and the prosecution was "high-handed
outrage"
The application for the writ of habeas
corpus, which was made returnable at
IL o'clock tomorrow morning, alleged,
among other things. that Bartnett was
illegally held In custody in violation of
his constitutional rights, because Of ex-
orbitant and prohibitory bail and the
repeated continuance of his preliminary
examination for six days without the
filing of affidavits by the prosecution.
The lock box found yesterday by de-
tectives at the home of Dalzell Robert
son, brother-in-law of ]. Dalzell Brown,
which was supposed to contain docu-
ments of value, if not the missing Cotton
securities, was opened today in the office
of the chief of police. It's contents proved
to be merely private papers.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-19

say, MAXI him an ideal evil spirit.
-
There ii a noticeable falling off Of
Americans al Berlin this winter. The
concert halls show a decided diminution
in the American element; the matricula-
ton lists of the Berlin university record
only eighty-five American students in all
faculties, against 2O3 of three years ago;
all of the Berlin banks report that there
are not half as many Americans In Ber-
lin this year as last and the owners OF
pensions, much frequented by Americans,
make the same complaint. All agree in
attributing this state of affairs to the
financial crisis in America.
Critics say Madame Terazzini is "A
years old and really is just beginning to
make herself renowned. Have courage,
girls. you who become discouraged when
YOU are not a full blown rose of prima
donna at 20.
Mexico mourns the death of Ricardo
Castro, the young composer, who passed
away November 27. He had reputa-
ton in Europe as well as in his own
country. He was director of the Ma
tional conservatory of music in the City
of Mexico, an excellent pianist and much
beloved.
The death of the well-known conductor
at st. Petersburg. Hermann Fliege, is
reported.
England now has 662 theaters.
-
Mrs. Lucie Loud, organist at the In
dependent Church of Christ, has gone to
Phoenix, Ariz, on account of ill health.
Miss Mary L.. O'Donoughue will be the
tea nrth
-
Mrs. Frances Thoroughman will sing at
Birkeps Friday afternoon musicale, jan
uary g. She will song Chaminade's
Summer and my Heart at Thy Sweet
Voice" from Samson and Delilah."
A little squib, more amusing than 9TH
erwise, was published in a Paris paper
recently. 1t ran like this:
"Caruso had been making eyes during
the evening to fair young lady to whom
he had not been formally introduced by
the hostess. 1t happened that these
same two were taking their leave at the
same time later, when the damsel adj
dressed him in her sweetest tones and
said:
".Are not you the famous tenor.
Caruso?
''When he had replied in the affirma-
tive, giving his words the accompaniment
of killing look. she replied gently but
encouragingly:
Will you kindly call out loudly the
word Joseph in order that my chauffeur
may conner
"Caruso lifted his hat and departed"
-4-
Ada Chambers, who for the past two
seasons was the soprano soloist with
Sousas band, will sail for Europe next
month to study singing at the expense
of Charles Bond of Boston. 1t was Mr..
Bond who paid for the musical educa-
ton Of Geraldine Farrar and he consid-
ers Miss Chambers an equally promising
protege She was brought to his atten-
tjon by Baroness Eta Won Rhyiner of
New York. who discovered" Miss Cham
bers in 1902, and the fateful decision was
only made last week, after the young
singer had spent several weeks in the
family so that they might have an op-
portunity to study her voice under all
conditions.
Miss Chambers. who is now 81 years of
age. was born in a little town near Can
ton, O.
The Now York Oratorio society. under
Frank Damrosch. introduced Wolf-Fer-
rari's cantata. ''The New Life" at Car
negie hall.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-19
Barnett Administrators

County Clerk Miller testified to the
appointment of Bartnett as special adj
ministrator for the Cotton estate and
Attorney Riley to the existence of the
securities ana their value.
Ewing, Lynch and Garoutte related the
statement made to them by Bartnett that
the missing securities had in part been
destroyed by the fire of April Is, 1906,
and the remainder had been taken by
him to New ork and placed in box
with the Atlantic Trust company, to
which he and President Walker had keys.
Tomorrow the grand jury will take up
the failure of the bank and thoroughly
investigate the alleged mismanagement
and reckless banking methods which are
said to have been responsible for the
wrecking of the institution.
The investigation of the grand jury
was preceded by the issuance of writ
of habeas corpus, for Bartnett on the
application of Presiding Judge Coffey,
who assigned 1t to Lawlor, and the con-
tinuance of the preliminary examination
of Brown and Bartnett until tomorrow
morning by Judge Dunno, at the request
of Assistant District Attorney William
Hoff Cook.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-19
GRAND JURY
INVESTIGATES
BANK CRASH
BARTNETT RESPONSIBLE FOR
COTTON SECURITIES
SOME DESTROYED IN GREAT FIRE,
HE HAD SAID
Writ of Habeas Corpus Issued for
Director of Looted Institution,
Who Hopes to Regain
His Liberty

BY Associated FIess
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1S.-The new
grand jury convened at 2:30 o'clock this
afternoon for the first time since its
impeachment. 1t Immediately took up
the investigation of the alleged embez-
Element of the Cotton securities from the
insolvent California Safe Deposit and
Trust company bank, which was revealed
when that institution failed.
The securities. valued at $2O5,00O, were
deposited by Walter J. Bartnett, as
special administrator of the portion Of the
estate in California with the trust COM
pany, in which he was a director.
Harvey H. Miller, county clerk of Santa
Cruz county; ]. f. Riley, attorney in
the Cotton estate litigation; G. 8. Cush-
ing. special custodian of the insolvent
bank; H. @. McGinnity, bond clerk; H.
N. Storrs, bookkeeper; Judge c. w.
Slack, Bartnett's law partner; ]. Cal
Ewing, secretary of the bank commits
sion, and Bank Commissioners Lynch and
Garoutte testified before the grand jury
in the order named.
NOther witnesses were Norton G. Wells,
manager of the Fillmore street branch;
Charles Dunsmoor, former bank COM
missioner and Marcel Cert, assistant
general counsel for the Western Pacific
railroad, and who was associated with
Bartnett in the practice of law.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-19
The Musical w orld
BY Genevra Johnstone- BishoI

MISS JANET SPENCER, the contral-
N to- is having great success in the
AL east this season.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-19

The Philadelphia papers are full OF
praise for the great Russian basso'
Chaliapine. He just appeared there IN
Faust as the Prince of EVIL, and his
voice. individual and original interpreta-
tion and stalwart presence. the critics
saw, mak, him an ideal evil spirit.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-19

Get The Herald Christmas edition. Mail
it to your friends. or we'll mall 1t for
you. Get it Wen do the rest
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-19

The Now York Oratorio society. unde
Frank Damrosch. introduced Wolf-Fer
rari's cantata. ''The New Life" at Car
negie hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29
THE HONESTY
OF TEDDY
M Jack Q. nuTuraFouD.


II was late Christmas eve No
one noticed the little lad who stood
hsfots the shop window and saEsd
wtssfuliy at the rows % bssstiful
dolls NJ had the money" he
thought. 'ts buy one Of those. even
N IL we're one Of the smallest. hew
delighted Ssiiis would be"
Hlisrs. KID called = man from a
carriage. which had 9Bst drawn up.
Hold these lines fof q minute or
two and rii alve you aaaftsf."
All right mister. answered
Teddy Huston. ehserfuiiY.
The man assisted = lady 10 eiiaht
snd they entered the store.
Tea minutes passed. then half an
hour. still Teddy stood quietly BE-
side the horses IN those few min
utss thst quarter not yet Ia hts pos
session Was spant several times
over IN as imagination he ho1Hht
fruit. a pair Of warm mittens for
his mother. doll for his cfiprisd
little sister. aud many other thinNss
Pretty cold younxstsrr ssksd
fhe man ss hs cane toward fsday
We kept you wsitins longer than
We expected to"
A. he spoke hs hsndsd TEDDY a
bright silver dollar
Teddy stood dassd ., the edge o.
TIE Sidewalk olssptnH his little FOR
tune tightly In bis hama A. ne
started aAain toward the window
an eblsct on the sidewalk attract
his attsntion lie steops1 and pick
"a u up~-s beautiful brooch 81
with stones
~rhis must bsloHK to that LADY
Nha was "a the carriage" BE
thauEht Teddy ran down the
street. bat The eafrieKe vas QUE Of
sgEht lie wan very much diHAr.
pointed. sud instead u fetgrnins q
make hts purchase he hurried
through ths streets Until ne eafms
to small cottage On ons Of the sids
streets
-Mothsri Mother sHeisimea
Teddy. as he entered. see what
fgnndT
Mfs lfnston thouKht Ter several
minutes Teddy. she said 81
length. you had better pui an al
esftisament tn tbs masHing paper.
That l. probably the best ~sy 70 les
the awn~r know where she cen find
her brooch
On Christmas morning = esrfiags
drsw 90 m front Of fhH Hestan cot
sans a lady stepped est
Well size exclaimed. SOMEWHAT
SURPRISED at seeing Teddy aoa
are me Ny wha held our horses iasi
night was it you ~ho found ths
tFnachf'
she sat fuf some time talking
wfth Mrs. ffuston ard Teddy. and
learned that the family NAs sur
poffsd ~ the little TEDDY ~sn atts
e. cara When she aFuse % leave,
shs aff-tsd Teddy o. - q rsvAFd
Ter fsnding the brooch.
The brooch was yeaFs. hs ssid
sfgau surely 30 not expect 20 pay
ms FOR aeinx mg dutyr
Ahoat ane haaf iatef the earfiass
stopped sgsfn before the sottaGe.
Thfs time there wa left large
basket. contatntns eampists
Christmas dinney. In the top war
rots aireetsa to TsadF II read
A boy whe ~ a. honest as yoa
have shewn yevssslf 20 be IA fhf
ease 81 nv wtfsts bteoah. 10 xefy
iiksiy 20 - honest In ell efhsF
matters TIE bank 10 VERY mgeh
a. need ~ a. honest ans faithful
GRAND hor Please call ~ my
affiss tnmarrew at 10 O'Clock
The ~nfa waH signed ~ auH q,
the isaains bankers Of the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29
PRESIDENT ASKS FRIEND TO
RESIGN In NEW MEXICO

sanls Fe n Hagefman felt like en-.
trfing other pufealt.
Tho territorial Legislators had
previously adopted a resolution re-
quesglnE fisgegman 90 rwsisn
Haerrman was appointed In 1906
aud. in the absence % uutossfd
events. he would have served four
years az S1.0lo per year lat so
event Of that Kind appeared shsu
he turned over 0u9 acres % terri.
toflai land to the Psnhsy lyania ne-
scloumeag company and refused
similar Eaxara % ether iand eom-
panies rhia preferences for the
reanayltAuia company caused a
Storm IN the territory. and the iodg-
ink % strong eomplaiet At the
white Hou4e. ilakermaas FeAlKua.
tion vas the result
He l. = Yauak man nf wealth. vas
a pSrAonal frisua 81 ihe president
and served a term as secretary Of
the American emhassy Al 81 PetsFa-
burg
Capt. Geo CufrY il the new gov.
crn0r of New Mexico No has been
serving As governor Of tfpahiuun
samar proxinee In the Philippines
Ne WAS captain ~ Tguop N Of the
Rough Riders. aaa stands high In
The estimation % the president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29

ssestsle star Exclusive ssfsfes.l
WASHINGTON. April 29-0ey
Herbsrt J. HakeEman. Of New Mex.
lco. las quit governing Prsasdsas
Roosevelt told him. al White
House conference. that be thoaEht
he would BE- able 70 Ell the sap Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-29

Klein. the shoemaker. zi7 James
street -"
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-08-29
Mrs. POpejoy Returns

Mrs. r Ben Popejoy, little
son, and mother, Mrs. Tabor. ar
rived yesterday morning from
the east where they have been
spending the past two months.
M. Popejoy met them at Okla
homa City. Mrs. Popejoy. who
is a popular and efficient music
teacher, has been pursuing her
musical studies this summer at
the University of Pennsylvania
and the Broadstreet Conserva-
tory, Philadelphia. On her way
home she passed through Nor.
folk, New York City. Buffalo
and many other interesting
points. She will not resume her
teaching for several weeks, until
she will have had time to rest af.
ter her hard study.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-08-29

left Frantz as leader of the
anti statehood forces and
bidder for the chief eXecu-
tive under statehood in q
position more sharply illogi-
cal and absurd. Will the
voters stand for Frantz, who
heads the campaign against
their rights in and for self
government?
Another matter in connec-
tion with Taft's reactionary
plea is that it fits exactly
with the interests of those
corporations that have loot
ed Oklahoma of some $54,-
100000 in excess charges in
the last seven years. But
the fact that Taft is playing
into the hands of the rail
ways and the coal trust.
whose charges were charact-
erized us robbery and out
rageous by the interstate
commerce commission. q
government body, is moth
ing to him. Oklahoma has
seven electoral votes when
she becomes n state, and
Taft is most OF all interested
just now in seeing that she
does not become the "tail to
the democratic kite" as he
expressed it, because, as he
says, "the democrats don't
know enough TO run the
government" and Mr.. Taft
is patriOtically (?) determin-
ep to keep down the demo-
cratic electoral vote.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-08-29
A Nice Trip

F. F. Davis left the city this
morning on a trip of 10 days to
the jamestown Exposition and
other points in the East. Mr..
Davis will attend the national
gathering of the Eagles in Nor.
folk, and then go through the
Exposition. After seeing all that
Norfolk, the navy yard, Hamp.
ton Roads, Old P5ins Comfort
Fortress Monroe and the Exposi-
ton have to offer, he will 90 to
" ashington City and spend a
few days seeing the sights. Then
he will go by boat from Balti.
more to New York City, to rub
berne k the big buildings and
spend a day at Coney leland.
Last of all, Mr.. Davis will return
nome in generally Southwestern
ly direction, and no doubt greatly
pleased with a fine trip.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-08-29
FULTON'S LOGIC
wins VOTES
Candidate Closes Series of Sue.
cessful Meetings in Alfalfa
COUNTY.

Cherokee, Aug. 26.-Hon. E.
l.. Fulton has just closed a series
OF most successful political meet
ings in Alfalfa county, after
speaking at Aline, Byron, Drift
wood, Cherokee and Lambert.
Mr.. Fulton was greeted by
large audiences at every place
and his eloquent and clear, force
ful logic made many votes for
himself and for other democratic
candidates. He made a most ex-
cellent impression here and the
general belief is that he will head
the ticket in this county.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-08-29

Who would the voters OF
Caddo county rather have
for clerk of the district court
Clyde Leech, n business
man and a farmer in the
county since the opening, n
man of high reputation with
"a record for efficient service
to the county, or n chronic
salary-getter under this car
pet-bag regime and "a con-
spicuous patron OF the
bucket-shops OF Anadarko?
Caddo county has had one
defalcation OF a republican
official through his playing
the county money on the
"Board of Trade" does it
want to take chances on an
other? We do not say that
Mr.. Gillette would risk a
dollar of the county money,
but it is a rule in the busi-
ness world not TO employ
betters in positions OF
trust, and the farmer voters
in the county will do well to
think about the matter be,
tween now and September
II.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-08-29
The Annual State Sum
day School Convention

The fourteenth annual state
sunday school convention con.
vened Aug. 20-22 at Shawnee.
About 5000 delegates and friends
of the movement were in attend
ance. An inspiring program
covered three days. Among the
noteworthy features we're ad
dresses by w. F. Long, general
secretary of the Arkansas Sun.
day School Association, Prof.
W. N. Virgins, President of the
Texas Sunday School Associa-
ton and of the seventh inter.
national district, and the world
famous Sunday school worker,
Marion Lawrence.
The Bible Study and Teachers
Training Department graduate d
43 this year, Of which Caudo
county furnished 10 This good
showing is due, in a great meas
ure, to Mr.. G. V. Lining, pres
ident Of the county Association
this year and superintendent of
this department for the past two
years.
On the third day, the Alumni
Association organized. holding
a banquet at $3.50 p. m , at which
we're 5O plates. Immediately
thereafter, the alumni members
repaired 10 the Baptist church,
where Mr.. LINING delivered an
oratlon on ne Importance of
Special Training for Sunday
School Teaolers." The asso-
ciatio1 then elected officers as
follows: Prof. Bliss, of FL Renos
president; Mrs, Keeler, of An.
adarko, secretary; and d. j.
Morris, Of Etkly, vice-president.
The convention will meet next
year at Tulsa.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-08-29
Mondays Daily,


Mrs. George Crookhah and
children, of Olathe, Kansas, who
havr been visiting the past three
weeks at the Hester farm, & 1.2
miles south of the city, returned
home today.
Miss Faith Campbell, POST
master Campbell's daughter, who
has been spending the summer
here, has returned to Colorado
Springs to resume her duties as
teacher there.
Mrs. P. F. Pulis, who has heen
visiting her mother, Mrs. j. A.
Jarvis, returned this morning
with her baby to her home at Ft.
Sill, where Mr.. Pulls has charge
of the Apache Mission.
Mrs. M. A. Wilkin, mother of
Rev. Wilkin, of the Baptist Mis-
sion, returned with her son and
family, who have been visiting
in Ohio, and will make her hom e
with them this winter.
Tuesdays Dany.)
Miss Mildred Edwards, of
Oklahoma City, has been elected
to fill the vacancy in the city
schools caused by the resignation
of Miss Florence Miller. Miss
Edwards is a graduate of the
Edmond Normal School and has
taught near Oklahoma City the
past two years.
Mrs. Mabel Tucker Russell
writes from where she can see
the snow peaks of Colorado that
she Is wearing winter wraps.
She and Mr.. Russell will leave
Colorado shortly for Pennington,
and Aztec, New Mexico.
Rev. E. B. Teis came in this
morning from Paul's Valley.
where he has been over-Sunday
in the interest of establishing q
Presbyterian college at that
place,
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-08-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Property Bought and Sold
Daily

l. M McCregor to Mollie Hicks
lot 7 bk Is Hinton. con %.
A A McCregor & Geo Boland
to Mollie Hicks lot 6 blk 18 Hin.
ton. con 20.
j l. McGregor & Geo Boland to
Mollie Hicks lots 4, 8 bk 18 Hin.
ton. con 90.
John Ferguson to o H Mccoy
lots % & "a bk 81 Bridgeport.
con $50.
F L Rickey to L A Boony lots
Is & 1e bk AZ Carnegie. con 70.
Noah Brain & Maud to W. C.
Noxon Sc 22.10 s. con 1880.
Hiram Nooks & Julia to Will.
lam Day NV 27.5.S. con 1900.
Stephen Dodd & Catherine to
Jesse Utterback E1S Sc 2.5.9
con 2000.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-08-29

Ben Cooper, quiet and un-
assuming, goes on the even
tenor of his way, steadily
getting votes. Ben was II
surprise to his frien3is in the
primary, winning over vet
eran campaigners. He is
not much in the lime light;
there is nothing of the no.
toriety courier about Ben.
But for all that, he is a
steady and efficient worker,
and grows all the time in the
estimation of the Caddo
county voter. Watch him
win.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-08-29
Farewell Party

Miss Anna and Herbert White,
in view of their impending de.
parture, gave a farewell party
last night at their home on South
Boundary. Games were played
and refreshments Of sherbet and
CAKE were served. Those pres
ent were Misses Lowdermilk,
Buckley, Nathan, Stelzner, Edie
HoYey, Buckley and Gambler,
and Messrs. Collins, Lowdermilk,
Turintine, Batten, Boyd and
Carl and Ralph Stratton.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-08-29
Taft and Frantz

And now, when the smoke
OF battle has cleared away
from the neighborhood, and
the rotund secretary of war
has got him hence, it is diff.
cult to see wherein Taft has
helped Frantz. He has on
ly widened che breach be-
tween the statehood and
anti-statehood forces, and
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-08-29
Postponed School
One Week

School will begin September 8,
instead of Septem Der ?, as was
intended. The postponement is
due to the fact, that the black
boards and other improvements
being made at the brick building
will not be completed in time to
begin before then. Permanent
blackboards of lamp black and
cement are being put in all the
rooms, 80 that the work the CON-
ing year will be greatly facilitat.
ed.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-08-29
Probate Court.

The following marriage IL
censes were issued:
j, r. Pittmsn, of La Crosse.
Ida McClour, of Gracemont.
H. +. Warren, of Lookeba.
Beatrice Dean, of Lookeba.
Silas Douglass, (coD Ana
darko.
Mary Williams, (col) Ana
darko.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-08-29

Complaint was filed in the Pro-
bate court by the territory against
Archie Long, charged with fell
onious assault. He was placed
under a $1,000 bond and his
trial was set for September 2.
Mrs. May Lawson filed in the
Probate court petition for let
ters of administration on the es-
tate of W. p. Lawson.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-08-29
Tuesdays Dany.)

The Mountain View band boys
passed through here last night on
their way back from Oklahoma
City, where they had participated
In the Taft celebration.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-08-29

LOST-At Horseshoe Lake a
watch fob and Pythian Jewel.
Return to Youngheim's Clothing
Store and receive reward. SO 2lw