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The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1907-10-18
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1t now appears that the news
papers were too has ty in their
condemnation of Clark J. lis
del the eN master i'm chancerv.
as it has been learned that Mr..
Tisdel has plenty of money with
which to square his accounts.
We have learned that there is
Sj7 900 in one bank in this city
that Mr.. Tisdel can check out.
This fact makes things look
brighter.
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Morris Shepard, the Negro
who murdered his wife, was
captured near Weleetka Tues.
day. The credit for capture is
due to the fine detective work
OF Grant Huddleston of the city
police force who traced the
murderer from a label found on
the bottle of acid which was
broken by Shepard after the
killing.
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The delegation To Washington
is nm er many obligations to
the frie,lds of the race-raca
men and women who are loval
To the cause of good govern
mrnt. and who as an expression
of THEN LOYALTY. have given of
their means to establish the
fact that the Negro will fight
for his rights.
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FOR SALE.

IS acres of growing corn ON
the Geo. Mayfield farm about 2
miles south of Summit that
will average 20 bushelsper acre.
Inquire at the Cimeter office on
Mrs. Susan Richardson at Sum
mitt, |. T., on the above farm.
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Political Platform OF c. 3. Douglas,
Editor Muskogee Phoenix. Clipped
from Phoenix of September rs,
1906. The Resolutions Were Writ
ten by c. 3. Douglas, Himself and
Presented to II Other Editors Who
Voted FOR Them.
We. the members of the republican
Press Association of the Third Con-
gressional District declare as follows:
Whereas there Is an apparent mis-
understanding existing among the
voters of the district as to the posi-
tion OF the party on the so-called
race question. and,
Whereas, the republican party has
DISCHARGED its OBLIGATIONS to
the NEGRO in that il gives him full
civil rights. equal with every other
citizen and sill stands for that pol
icy.
Therefore. be il resolved by this
association that the republican party
OF the Third Congressional District
is OPPOSED to NEGRO DONNA.
TlON In any sense.
That il stands for separate schools,
SEPARATE COACHES and SEPA-
RATE WAITING ROOMS for Me-
GROES which shall have equal ia
cilities and comforts of those fur
nished other races.
That It is opposed and WILL USE
EVERY MEANS ut it's command to
PREVENT the nomination OF negroes
on any elective ticket. seeking the
suffrage OF the other races.
ON this declaration OF principle all
classes and all nationalities of citi-
Zenship are earnestly invited To al
liGn themselves with the party of
progress and prosperity.
:, 5. COBB, Wagoner,
THOS. a. LATTA, Bartlesville.
MATT TEl.lN, Alton,
w. T.. Dixon. Dewey.
u, w. Barnes, Haskell,
w. q. Kennedy, Muskogee,
4. s. STERLING, Holdenville,
CLARK SMITH, Claremore,
w. +. HEAD. Webbers Falls,
Il. b. HUFFMAN, Checotah.
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The enemies of fair play who
are members of the race are
very much chagrined over the
fact that in spite of their knocks 5
the mass meeting delegation
succeeded in going to Washing
ton.
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happens for the best and i'm the
long run it will be show
that he who laughs last laughs
best. The whole thing may be
settled at Washington next
week,
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As vet. there is no laugh due
the Knockers and after it is all
over there still Will he none
coming. We have refrained
from paying our respects To
them until after the President
does his work and no matter
which way he decides, we shall
then attend to them.
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The Creek Theatre recently
opened in Jones building Civ, S
II splendid show for the money
charged. The manager deserves
the patronage of the people as
he is giving u clean healthy
show. Take your boys and
girls TO see the moving pictures.
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+. A. STILLMAN,
Trs. & Pas. Agt.

For Sale-One 8 chair barber shop
and house at 224 South Second st.
Good stand; good business. Reason
Tor selling is bad health. Inquire at
224 South Second.
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Mexico City, Mexico. S240O.
j. Il. NOON,
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+. A. STILLMAN,
Trs. & Pas. Agt.
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Judge Lawrence's decision on
"Wednesday has somewhat com.
plicated things. Everything
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worth having is worth fighting
for to the bitter end.
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FHE OINCTER.

W II. TWiNE Editor.
{. 7. HUME, Advertising Manager.
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Full line Of HIGH CLASS
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at low prices. If our every day
prices seem too high, you should
visit or every Monday Special
Sales.
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THERE Is 4 LARGE
NUMBER OF COLORED
CHILDREN WHO ARE NOT
IN SCHOOL. THIS Is ALL
WRONG AND PARENTS
SHOULD SEE TO IT THAT
THESE CHILDREN ARE
SENT To SCHOOL AND
AT ONCE.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-30
MAINTAIN UTMOST SECRECY
Nothing VIII BE Given Ont, Except
ing the Verdict, Regard
ing Swanson.

District Attorney Hugo Sellg. Mr..
Wentherwax, one of the owners Of
the big flock of sheep that Peter
Swanson, the murdered man, had in
charge, and several other persons,
came to the city last night over the
Montrose line to attend the inquest
held over the death of Peter Swan
son. Coroner Day was in charge and
the inquest was held behind closed
doors in the county court house. No
one unless directly connected with the
inquest was allowed in the room.
The inquest was in progress several
hours and II Is said tnat quite num-
ber of witnesses were examined and
some very sensational and damaging
testimony was brought out. testimony
which It is rumored will lead to the
arrest OF some prominent catlemen
on the grave charge or murer.
The verdick returned by the jury
was to the effect that Swanson came
to his death from a gunshot wound
made with felonious and murderous
intent by persons unknown.
The sherif's office and all others
connected with the affair absolutely
refuse to give out any information
regarding the developments at the
induest but hint at some sensational
developments in the near future.
District Attorney Sellg left this morn
ing for Montrose.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-30
FROST AGAIN TONIGHT
The Danger did not Come Last Night
rs Temperature only Drop
ped Slight


n Generally fair tonight and @
X Wednesday with heavy frost @
n tonight, is the forecast for q
a western Colorado. The mini q
a mum temperature this morning q
"a in Grand Junction was 30 de- q
"a grees. The maximum yeSterday q
"a was co degrees. q
a a a q q q @ @ a q @ q q O
The weather conditions are an
nounced by Observer Guthrie as fol-
lows:
The high pressure area overlies
Kansas and Nebraska this morning,
and very low temperatures prevail
over those states and southwark In
to Texas. The temperature has fal-
len at most stations south OF the 4Oth
parallel. and risen to the northward,
the change to warmer being decided
over South Dakota and Montana. A
depression which has caused light pre-
cIpitation in parts of Colorado, New
Mexico Kansas and Texas Is central
in western Colorado.
Fair weather will prevail In this
locality during the ensuing 80 hours
II will be cold tonight. with clear
skies a heavy frost is probable all
preparations for smudging should be
general.
The minimum temperature in Den.
yer thds morning was 20 degrees, at
Pueblo, 26 degrees. Dodge CITY ZU
degrees: Santa Fe. 80 degrees, Anna
rillo, 22 degrees; North Platte IA de-
grees. L
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-30

I to hold lucrative and at the same
time important positions. Dooley was
in the line of advancement, but what
should have induced him to take ad-
vantage of his employers 1t is hard
to understand.
Dooley is about twenty-four years
of age and is of a rather sportive
temperament, but 1t is not known
that he was carousing or travelling
with a fast gang. He was somewhat
of a social favorite and his fall from
grace will be great surprise to
everybody. He must have known
that the position was one of respon-
sibility and trust, as he was placed
under bond of s50O.00 in the Amer
lean Surety company.
Wnen the Sentinel asked for In
formation of the local management
this afternoon, having known of this
defalcation for several days, the local
officers said that they could not give
any Information whatever of the mat
ter. At once the general officers OF
the company in Denver, Z. B. Field,
Jr. manager. were called up and the
matter plainly placed before them
anu lney sufl lHtY nhu NO IedsOu
whatever to shield the young man. He
had been given a position of trnst and
had failed them and that he was now
discharged from the company's en-
ploy and had been turned over to
the American Surety company
They could not advance any In
formation whatever as to what ac-
ton the surety company wiuld take
in the matter, but believed that with
out restitution was made that the
company would place he young man
under arrest.
No arrests have been made in this
CITY as vet
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-30
GUGGENHEIMs BROTHER

= NEW YORK. April 40 4.
!. CspeciaD the strength \
/. of a complaint in which Ben 4
j. iamin Gugenheim. brother of 4
!. United States Senator Guggen- 4
!. helm, of Colorado, was named =
=. as correspondent. Samuel A. :
!. Tuska was granted a divorce \
!. from his wife today. Every eff X
j. fort was made to suppress the \
= matter by the Guggenheim =
+ family.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-30

II. ]. Dooley. well known through
out this city as Bert Dooley, is a de-
faulter to the Colorado Telephone
company in a sum not yet known ac-
curately, but known at the present
time to exceed the sum of $4,000.
Bert Dooley has been collector for
the Colorado Telephone company in
this city for the past five of six
months. During that time he has
handled all the collections made out
side of the office, aggregating a large
sum of money. From time to time
he has made collections and appropri
ated various sums of money, report
ing to the local office that the bills
had been stood off or making some
other excuse for not reporting same.
which could readily be done, consider
ing the great number of collections
handled.
In the above manner he has sue
ceeded in using the funds of the tele-
phone company, until the sum taken
in various amounts has reached q
total thus far of approximately 5000
How much more will show up, as the
collections are made or bills checked
it is hard to tell.
AT no time has Dooley been under
suspicion, until little discrepancies
began to creep into his returns. This
aroused the suspicion of the local
management and when the auditor
came to examine the books of the
company in this city, it was readily
discovered that Dooley was default
er, but to what extent was not known
for some days. He has been sick re-
Gently and that gave opportunity TO
make Investigations more thorough.
The policy of the Telephone com
pany is to place great confidence In
their employees. 1t is a concern In
which a young man who gives evil
dance of merit is rapidly advanced
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-30
BLAoKslAm CHARGED

NEW YORK. CITY, April 30
CsneciaD-No complaint In the ac-
tion threatened by William Wood
ward. known as big Hally" has yet
been made against Howard Gould
or his attorney and that individual
declares his belief that no complaint
will be made. 80 -raat-
He brands woodward as the greaC- ,.L
oct confidence man in New YORK CITY
and states that his reputation as as
such % is known the world over. ne ne
further says that the threats agalhis' lLlio
Could are blackmail pure and sinp,e' ~ dne
Woodward is demanding sZ4o'VVO'
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s 1n a'fs@ nomS9 @ se % as
A MAN OF NERVE

LANDER, wyo., April SO.-(spec-
iaD-James Driscon. a sheep herd
er. was brought here today from near
Muskrat. He had attempted suicide
and his throat was cut from ear to
ear. The awful wound was sewed up
without driscoll taking an enaesthet-
ic and he bore the operation without
murmer.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-30
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION

\ GUATEMALA CITY. April /
I 3O.-( (SpeclaD Am attempt I
! was made this morning to as !,
\ sassinate President Cabrera. I
I A dynimite bomb was exploded (
I near his carriage while he was I,
1 out driving. The horses were I,
1 torn to pieces but the president /,
4 escaped practically uninjured. [
The Chief OF Stan was badly I
1 hurt. The assassin escaped. I
! q O O @ o @ @ @ O O O O I
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AN ENTERPRIsNG JUROR

NEW YORK. April 8O.-tsPeeiaD
The trial Of Baroness DeMassey, ..l,S5
charged with the murder oi ,Sr,,nt S.uTt
simon. was brought to an doa oa-I. ~ p.
stop This afternoon when 1t waste was lei! W y
ed that one of the jurors, GeoIs che
Gersrey. had, during interFais so,aa Ua ii in
court sessions visited lnS III made
which simon was murdered anu ioarning rirjr
privaIte ne conTt stopped the trial until
TINS ma tnI datermine what effect the
rnattor ne might have on the case.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-30

Judge Hollenbeck, of sallda who
was In the city yesterday, left last
night for a trip through the north
west and to the coast. Judge Hollen-
heck is an old time friend of ] F..
Snencer of this city. He owns large
orchard in Chaffee county, near Sa-
Ida. He states that It was in fun
bloom, giving every promise OF
most bountiful crop, when the storm
of two weeks ago swept the state, tne
temperature at Sallda fell almost 10
zero and Judge Hollenbeck states
tbat the morning after his orchard
looked as II 1t had been swept by
fire. the growing fruit being complete
Iv DESTROYED. All other orchards In
that section suffered likewise.
stein-Block clothes-Loefflers.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-30
"sILENT" SMITHS BODY

SAN FANCIsco. April 3o.-GSpec-
ian-The body of James ..e5ient hentS =,
smith. better known as -.
smith we're taken from tne ste,tiaic- ~,
Siberia which arrived mere lllls me- inor =
ing. placed in special car anu - 81 +ba
ed on the eastward lourheS al do
casket rests the costiiesl ls. Ilrancisco.
sign ever purchased IN oan
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-30
THE RAILROAD WINS

WASHINGTON, April 3O.-(spec-
iaD-Justice Moody. of the U. S. su-
preme court handed down a decision
today in the case of Robert Green VS..
the Burlington route, in which Green
asked for 100000 damages for in
juries received in wreck at Brush
Colorado, in 1905. Green loses out.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-30
oURAY WILL ADVERTISE

oURAY. April SO.-(Speclal)
About $40, 900 will be expended with
in the next few months advertising
the mining resources of this section.
This action was decided upon at the
meeting of the ouray Development
Association last night.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-30
ON
RACE SUICIDE

NEW YORK, April 30
/ Especially the letter to
/ Review of Reviews, President
/ Roosevelt, reiterates his views
on the race question declaring
that "the greatest menace to
|, the nation today is the prevail
lence of race suicide and unless
/ IL is stopped the race is certain
! to die out"
! a. a q q @ q q O a O q Q
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-30
STRIKE BREAKERS STRIKE

BOSTON. April 9O.-(speciaD -
This city Is enjoying the novelty of
a strike breakers strike. The strikers
were put to work to break a team
sters strike when they began to quar-
rel among themselves and went out
this morning.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-30
A WARNING

WASHINGTON, April 3O..(spee--
up the warning OFT
repeated by President Roosevelt re-
earding the rapidly exhausting supply
of timber in the country the forest
department has issued a circular
warning the people against an eN-
trayagant use of timber.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-30
THE sTRIKE Is ENDED

. SALT LAKE CITY. April 80 4
!. CSpeciaD-The street car strike !
!. ended this morning and cars are :!
!. operating without interruption
!. again this afternoon for the first !
!. time since Sunday morning. The
!. men were granted their de =
!. mands but the company Is not !
!. recognizing the unions. )
: !. !. !. :. !. 4. :, + = + + + + :
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COREY REFLECTED

NEW YORK, April 3O.-(specs
iaD-At a meeting of the board OF
directors of the United states steer
Trust this afternoon william H. COT
ey was reelected president dcara ane we're we're
" all of the other old omcerS were
retained.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-30
GATES WILL RETIRE

NEW YORK. CITY. April 30
(SpeciaD w. Gates and son,
Charles have decided to retire from
the brokerage business.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-30
ASKED TO COMMEMORATE

DENVER. April 30.-(speciaD-
Governor Buchtel today issued n
proclamation asking the people of
Colorado to commemorate the 800
anniversary of the landing of the
Pilgrims at jamestown on May 18th.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-30
REVOLUTION BREAKS OUT

VIENNA, April SO.-CspeciaD- -
Revolution has apparently broken out
in montenegro, Armed forces are
marching to the capital. The over
riding of the constitution by Prince
Nicholas is said to be the chief cause.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-30
IOWA TOWN BURNS

LEEFvILLE, Ia. April 30,
fsDeciaD-Flre that started in the
Regal hotel today swept over a large
area of territory. destroying is build
ings and causing a loss Of nearly $lVO
400 Cause IS unknown.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-30
THE FORCE INCREASED

CHEYENNE. April SO.-(Special)
force of men in the Union Pa
citic shop here has been Increased to
500 men. the largest number In the
history of the shops.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-30
GO AFTER $50, 100000

Thursday morning about twenty
members OF St Matthews church will
start work of soliciting funds for the
new church. They hope to raise 500
600 and will solicit actively only
among the members OF this parish.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-30
KILL EACH OTHER

IMPERIAL. Cal, April 30.-(Spec
iaD-Fred Vaughn, a young farmer
residing near here, was murdered yes
terday afternoon by thief and at the
same instant Vaughn killed his asail
ant
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-30
HARTMAN WILL RETIRE

NEW YORK, April (speciaD
There is rumor on Wall street
again today that Il. II. Harriban VIII
retire from the presidency of the I'm
ion Pacific.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-30
STORM OVER

DENVER. April 3O.-(s (speciaD -
The storm has broken in this city and
It has cleared today, A heavy snow lay
throughout northern Colorado. There
are IL inches of snow in Fort Col
Inns.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-30
WAS SLAVE OF CLAY's

SEDALIA, Mo. April 30.-(specr
iaD-Ellen Phillips. formerly slave
of the famous Clay family OF Ken
lucky. died today aged 101 years.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-30

Carson, and Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Horr
were returning home at late hour,
in a surrey drawn by. two horses,
from the home of friends north of
Pear Park, where they had been the
guests at a dinner party. Near the
home of r. b. Carson. the team be-
came frightened from some defect
in the harness and ran away. Mrs.
Horr either jumped from the surrey
or was thrown out, striking on the
ground on the top OF her head. The
other members of the party remain
ed In the surrey. finally the horses
broke loose from the vehicle and ran
on Mr.. Horr and Mr.. and Mrs. Car
son ran to where Mrs. Horr lay and
found her in an unconscious condi-
tion. She was removed at once to the
Horr home and a physician summon
ed. She was unconscious for num-
ber of hours The accident occur
red shortly before midnight. The ply
stefan was unable to say positively
that there we're no broken bones but
found that the lady had suffered Sc
we're concussion OF the brain. This
morning Mrs. Horr was conscious
but all day suffered much pain.
None of the other members OF the
party were injured.
Mrs. Horr is well known not only
In the community in which she lived
but in Grand Junction and the an
nouncement Of the accident will cause
much sincere regret and all will hope
that there may be mn improvement
In her condition at once.
The runaway team was not locat-
ed until this morning.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-30
Mrs. HORR HURT
Wife Of Well Known Ranchman
Seriously Injured in Runaway

a Mrs c. L. Horr, wife of one q
4 of the best known ranchmen of q
a the Pear Park community. was q
a seriously injured last night in q
a a runaway accident and to- @
q day her condition remains very q
a grave. She was unconscious 9
q for many hours. The accident q
a was one of the most frightful g
a that has ever happened in that G
a section. G
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The daily sentinel., 1907-04-30

!. WASHINGTON. April 30.-
. Especially The resignation of
| Governor Herbert ]. Hagger-
man, of New Mexico. has been (
. accepted forthwith" by Pres. I
. Roosevelt. He SO notifies Hag- [
german by letter today. (
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The daily sentinel., 1907-04-30
SEVEN HUNDRED SHEEP

CHEYENNE, April So.-(speciaD
An explosion of dynamite at the
John Linn ranch yesterday killed 700
sheep and destroyed much property.
RESIGNATION ACCEPTED