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The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1907-05-03

Vote 'er down, is the slogan
of the boys in the trenches and
the majority of the Republicans
is for it. q
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1907-05-03

as to the position of the party
on the SO. called race question,
and, ~
Whereas, the Republican par
! 1ty has DISCHARGED it's OBJ
LIGAT10NSto the NEGRO, IN
that it gives him full civil rights,
equal with every other citizen
and still stands for that policy.
Therefore, be it resolved by
this association that the Repub-
lican party of the Third Con
gressional district is OPPOSED
to NEGRO, DOMINATION in
any sense.
That it stands for separate
schools, SEPARATE. COACH
ES, and SEPARATE WAIT
ING ROOMS for NEGROES
which shall have equal facilities
and comforts of those furnished
other races.
That it is opposed and WILL
! USE EVERY MEANS at it's
command TO PREVENT the
nomination Of Negroes on any
elective ticket, seeking the suf-
frage of Othes races.
On this declaration of princi-
pies all classes and all national
tiles of citizenship are earnestly
invited toallign themselves with
the party Of progress and pros.
perity.
G. B. Douglass,
Muskogee Phoenix
Now Doug is member of the
Hamilton Club and we presume
that his brother members are il
sympathy with him and his
ideas. If such is the case, cal
any self respecting COlored man
or any white man who believes
in square deal support this
silk stocking club and its princi
pies!
We regret very much tina
some Good Men have LINKED
themselves to this corpse
because as a political factor it i
not worth a tinker's d-n by ;
d--n and half.
The recent victory for on
party in Muskogee was won b,
the common ordinary fellow
when all of the big ducks il
( each faction. said it could not b
A l.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1907-05-03
THE 0IMGTER,

PUBLISHED EVERY WEEK IN TIE iNTER-
EST or TIE NEGRO BY ciMETER Pup CO
ENTERED TIE POST oeficE AT NUS
koeEE. T. T.. AS SECOND CLASS NAL NAT
TER W. ss"y
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1907-05-03

We, the members of the Re
publican Press Association of
the rhird Congressional DISTRICT
declare as follows:
Whereas there is an apparent
misunderstanding x is ii n &
among the voters Of the district
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1907-05-03

4. 4 + = T. - T. T. I. I. 1. 4 4 4 4. 4
For Governor Of the State of Ok
Iahoma, o.
Hon. John ID. Benedict, OF Muskogcc.
I. T..
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1907-05-03

.it Sa-E tl1 -,
" H. I"'Nt 'o I'D gFF Fdl'or' nn +
E d. NICKENS. Advertising Manager.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1907-05-03
POLITICAL PLAT
FORM OF 6. B.
DOUGLASS

Editor of the MuskOgee Phoenix, an al.
legged Republican paper.
CLIPPED FROM PHOENIX
OF SEPTEMBER, 20, 1906.
The Resolutions Were Written by {. b.
Douglass.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
RATES IN NEVADA.
Rcports OF Railroad War Being Pre-
ciptatcd In Mining Camps.

Although reports of a railroad war
between the Brock and BoraN Smith
roads against the Salt Lake Route have
been strenuousiy denied in certain
quarters, the development of facts IN
The matter would seen 10 indicate that
there Is ''sOmcthin doin'." The situa-
ton IS this: The Brock road. known as
the BullfroG & Goldheld. runs into
Rhyolite. the center of railroad opera
lions in the western Nevada mining re-
gion. from the north connecting at Reno
with the Southern Pacific. The BoraX
Smith road, which is being rapidly hullt
into Rhyolitc, connects with the Santa
Pc on the south and viii soon
offer a complete circuit for
east and west travel via transcontinen-
tai routes for passengers and freight
independent OF the Clark road. which
now reachcr Rhyolitc. and is being built
into Goldncld. Rumor was 20 the effect
that a combination was 10 be entered
INTO between the Brock and RoraX roads
10 "horu-sW oggle" the San Pedro out
of the business of the mining camps by
cutting rates on freight and passenger
transportation but these rumors We're
vigorously denied by officials of all
three roads. But word now comes from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
DOUBLE TRACKING OF U. P.
improvements in Construction Line
Exceed Anything Before Attempted


Double track construction on the
Onion Pacific has been undertaken
this year on a scale exceeding anything
attempted before in the west. To the
11j miles of double track i'm opera
ton between omaha aud Green River,
Wyo.. will be added nearly zoo miles
OF second track now under conS.ruc-
ton
The vast undertaking known as the
Lane Cutoff between South Omaha
and Lane. Neb., although only IL
miles in length, is the most heroic
feature Of the Union Pacific improve
ment program now under way, This
line necessitates 5000, 900 cubic yards
of roadbad excavation. and calls FOR
fills of from 100000 To 1,i00,O00 cubic
yards Tho cuts are of equally huge
proportions, The largest is a mile
long with an extreme depth of 81
feet. Twu-thirds Of the grading Is
finished, and the whole undertaking
will be completed this year. The cut
of saves nc/ly ninc miles over the
old main line by way of South omaha
ana Gilmore.
From Lane to Valley double track
ing was completed late last year.
This fall will see the completion of
another big stretch of double track
nearly 80 miles i'm length, from valley
double track are between Silver Creek
and Lockwood. distance of 3S miles.
Aida To Buda. Neb.. % miles and
Rawlins to Wamsuttef. Wyo.. Al
miles. BY the end of 1907 the Union
Pacific will have continuous double
track in operation from Council Bluiis
10 Watson's ranch near lSealncy, Il
stretch OF 1914 miles.
When all these improvements are
completed together with others un-
der way west of Ogden, it is believed
that with their omaha and Chicago
connections the Union and southern
Pacific can still further reduce the
time from ocean to ocean by pos
sibly II hours. or as much ms this
route has already reduced tho run
ming time from Pacific 10 Atlantic in
the last eight years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
|s{dehHA|
cHoo-NuT
Sc. ROLLS Sc. !
q QUEEN or Hll NUT CRNDIE S
y INITIATED gvesrwnIRt.
EfdE sHRa34n1E2 oSSE.,cseas

Las Vegas the point of connection be-
tween the salt Lake Route aud tho Las
VEGAS Touopah that the merchants
OF Las Vegas are becoming exceedingly
weary with the high freight rutcs mann
tanned on various commodities. aud that
itelshtS have been even raised ON some
Glasses of goods. Now comes the the
BpraX road aud cut rates on meats
from Las Vegas to Grcrnwatcr, and ac-
cprdins TO the Las Vegas Age, the sltu-
alton win be much worse when The
BoraN road reached Beatty aud Rhyo-
lite, unless a change of trout is made
by the management Of the T.. Y. & Z.
been raised, 1t is said, 81 cents per 100
pounds by the Clark people, and these
meat prices, OF course have been foistod
on to the long suffering consumers,
which serves to raise the ire of the peo-
pie aud wish the alleged combine
against the Clark people all kinds Of
success.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
WILL GO TO VANDERBILT.
New York Central to Get Control Of
Delaware a Hudson.

New York June T. The Tribune to-
day says that according to Information
received by II. the Delaware 4 Hudson
company win soon pass To Tho control Of
the New York Central II is understood
IN well Informed quarters the Tribune
says, that the negotiations have all
ready begun.
Should control of The Delaware &,
Hudson pass to the New York Central.
the latt"r road will become one OF the
lcadine factors IN the anthracite coal
business.
The Delaware Il hudson Owls liS
miles Of road, holds under lease So
miles and operates a total of Si2 miles
and has an authorized capital stock Of
$4,000 600.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
MANY WILL TAKE
THE JAUNT TO ely
Train Leaving This Evening Win
Garry One Hundred From
Salt Lake.
BUSINESS MEN ARE GOING.
Opportunities Cor Trade Being opened
Up Causing Utah Jobbcrs TO Sit
Up and Take Notice.

Possibilities for trade development
with the eastern Nevada mining region
of which Ely is the center Is interest
ing salt Lake people in the excursion
which leaves for that progressive town
this evening. Ely now has a population
of : ooo people. and it is claimed that
on. vear from today will see not less
than 10000 people comfortably housed
ms residents of that city.
NIessrs. a. G. Corbett and II. M Full
uer. who have the supervision Of to-
nights excursion, have been in salt
Lake for several days working up an
interest in the get acquainted" trip,
and have been SO successful that at
least five Pullman coaches will leave
salt Lake containing excursiouists for
ELS, while four more win be picked up
at ogden.
Many Utah people are already inter-
csted in the hustling little town. S. w.
ECces formerly traffic manager for
the oregon Short Line In this city, Is
president of the Nevada Northern rails
wand To the Southern Pacific al Cobre,
puaS.ng the proposed junction of the
Western Pacific railroad AZ Bews.
sprrial train AT s o'clock This evening.
from me oregon snort bliie depot. Inc
run 10 Fly VIII nc mace ~ JUST -
hours arriving mere al clocK 70
morrow morning me guests VII pc
taken !" various places OF interest III
hulon'ohlIosy anu various plaiiS ipl en-
lertalllmeit ol me eNcurslulls1s nave
been perfected. IheN Wlll nave an op-
porlnhitS 10 see Nhai d real liVe Nc
.NaGa nlhluE Town can 40 IN ths way
~ making IL interesting Tor VISITORS
ana prospective residents ana mere Is
not the least shadoW ~ u doupt tnat
every man wiz get many times ms
money Worlp' Inc Iare oE the Way
rs very cheap, ana inc Ch'lre eNpeise
need NOT DE over Soo inf the Flp.
ReturHlnG me speclal tralIl VIII ieHVc
Eiy SUNDAY hlshi AT j. CLOCK arriving
~ 92lt Lake al CLOCK MonaaS MORN
lns; III tulc InI, lne DAY ; business.
me tram VII Dt hia9e up as iar d
now Known win me l@l0Wihg fu'l ma
SIeeplllS cars put or san L"ke' EilH-
Moilh' MACEDONIA htheIpert ana NeSiuIl'
ntsldcs q olnluE atd o"sE"g ear. PlcN-
lnE up tne Fullina, car besseiief AT
Veden- otnStS VII pc Hduea Tue
uelIland JusllIiGS, Whlcn IRON, 'he Ies-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
SPIKE AND RAIL.

w. =. Frazier. division superintendent
of bridges aud building of the Salt Lake
Route. spent a few hours in salt Lake
ON his way to Kansas city.
Col. 4. "A. Stevens of the Central
Savannah line nf Georgia, Is in the
city. Col. Stevens Is always given a
hearty welcome by the railroad boys In
this city.
+. h. Davidson. superintendent Of mo-
tive power on the Clark road. left yes
terday Cor Long Branch, n. j.. to at
tend the national convention Of motive
power superintendent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
INsTALs NEW OFFICIALS.
General Agent Martin of the Rock
Island n Frisco Lines in Salt Lake.

G. w. Martin, general agent for the
Rock Island and Frisco lines at Dem
Yer, arrived in Salt Lake yesterday afr
Col. Stevens OF the Central Savannah
Mr.. Martin is here for the purpose OF
inauguratiug The change in the local
offices OF the Rock Island d Frisco, In
stalliug j. f.. pooiittle as general agent
In the freight and passenger traffic de-
partments and j. f. Harvey and Harry
Youngcimat as travelling freight ana
passenger agents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
ROBERTS. COMPLETE WORKS.

Outlines of Ecclesiastical History"
S1.75, $3.50, $2.76: The Gospel" 7bc
S125, $3.50: New Witness for Cod"
$50, $3.50; Succession IN the Presl-
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ROAD FOR .2s.r

The Joyful news is waited from
southwestern Nevada that a railroad
is projected from Ballarat to Skidoo.
The road will he a branch Of the
Santa Te. it is said, ana the denizcns
OF Sllidoo and Ballarat rejoice.
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n
1 az aela pflVale court IN one %,
Gn i, S'''' ,r, anus rooms ON me see9i hi
Nh, ,,oWl 49, HlS "Plo'utINe 20 ,"'
i te l,'l7slon' ~ Joseph y. 70
,''i ~, W. oi5'n v'lier AZ thc iup ."
9SS nun una s"I mayor
DELMONICO'S LICENSE.
-, 81, ......,...., ,.,...,
oh th' evening "i lhe day Jrlmoli3-
'o's Liquor license was revoked. tho
Nln'ss taIled Euei ON ila telephone
ana nude an appointment for II O'Clock
INC next udE
Ihr next G1S, said loupy II called
ON ltucl ana asked hun what was the
matter Why was DelmoWcu's liccnsl
taken away suppose my turn VIII
be next can't you help u.s. Can
you be our attorney, ana how much
would be your f,e2'
MI liurf said: 'Wcn II you want
mc To take Tour case as lawyer IL
,r.r, rn, , "u To 800 ~, M pn ,o v"n,
must DC ia curcucy-no checks go"
~ went TO the other restaurant
Keepers and told them, ut a meeting
AT tho Bay stat. They said the price
vas too much Then Pierre Priet
suok" mp: i know Mr.. Eueft he said.
/ viii go and see him and fix this up
Dt-c,r, y-ot-r,, ,,,.r
"a day or two later We had another
meeting at Mdrahand's OF the prOprio-
tors of the New Poodle Dog, Del
mcnico's, Marchand's. he Pup and
the Bay state. Priet reported that
he had been to see Mr. Rucf and ,hat
Mi Ruef would take our eases aud
protect our licenses for $1,000 a year.
We all i've agreed 10 pay this, ANA
contributed our shares, Pierre Priot
took charge of the money and deliv-
cred II to Mr.. RUFF"
Take the Witness" said Mr.. Heney.
Cross examination by Mr. Campbell
Of the defense brought from LOupy
the emphatic statement that Raef
he'd never come to the restaurant mon
and offered his services or asked TO
be employed but on the contrary he
was solicited by himself in behalf Of
the restaurnuteurs; thai Rucf said he
would rather not take tho ease. hut if
they wanted him his Zee would I've
81 900 a wear.
Now. then" said Mr.. Campbcu,
"did Mn, Ruef ever. upon any occa-
sion. threaten that if he was not en-
ployed and the money was not paid
to him. YOU would lose your license ?"
NO never" replied Tommy.
Did YOU ever report to anyone that
Ruef had so threatened?"
Il never ,dd. No threat was made
al all"
That's all" announced Mr. Camp
bell trfumphantly.
AT The time you had this dealing
with Rucf Won were in his doh, for
ST 600 voren', vouo" asked Hcncv i'm
redirect examination.
Yes" said Toupy. Borrowed
money"
Weren't Won I'm fear that Won would
lose, vOur license if Won didn't nav this
money 10 Ruefa" demanded Honey.
rho defensc objected vigorously ON
tho ground that The question was lead
ING
Further" argued Mr.. Campbell. the
question does not 60 to the issue The
Indictment charges this defendant with
eNt9rti9n ana threat inc wit,'esS mas mas
wbat might have been I'm the witness
mind is surely not relevant"
.,,,,..,.,,.,..-, ,.,,,,
HIGH WA MAN : 9MlLh'
"ob ves n is. though " cried UeDey.
The highway robber may smile polite
hand d." tbeir money out Of the stagc~but
the threat is there lust the same The
Now Me-, " Yor[ supreme court has held that
a threat need not be spoken; il may be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-07
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NOTICE TO oProMETR1sTs

State ST. Hardware FOR lawn NOV.
crs. hose and poultry netting @52 state
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

UonspIt county CIorA or rosuoctiyo elgn-
ers Tor further information.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE
Of William g. Odell. Deceased. Creditors
will present claims with vouchers 10 the
Undersigned at MS East Eleventh South
Street salt Lake City, Utah. ON or bc-
fore the 10th day of October, A. y 1917.
HARRY OpElL.
Executor OF the Estate OF William G..
Odel Deceased
Date oc hrst publication juno g A. D..
1907
Harry : Harper. Attorney.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-07
ON
VERGE Of WAR
WITH MEXICO
DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS
REPORTED SEVERED
Refusal to Sunended Alleged
ConSpirators Regarded as
Insult by Diaz Government
Situation Considered Critical
lBy Morning journal Special Leased wlre.I


Washington, May 6.-Although the
actual news of the severance of dip-
/ lomatic relations of Guatemala and
Mexico has not reached here, officials
have no doubt chat Mexico took the
action today that viii result i'm Civ
t ing TO the Guatemalau minister in
Mexico passports for his withdrawal
The American minister i'm Guatemala
is now preparing to return home, and
the American charge, Philip Brown,
secretary to the legation. has been in
/ structed to look after MeXico's inter-
ests i'm the Guatema!an capitol
Ambassador Creel Of Mexico has
been in hourly anticipation of mes
sage from his government informing
him that the break had occurred. He
was advised that Guatemala had de
nled the request for the surrender OF
General Jose Lima who is suspected
Of being implicated in tho murder in
Mexico of Former President Barralis
of Guatemala, and that there was no
alternative but for Mexico 10 consider
the refusal as an insult necessitatng
the discontinuance of relations be
tween the two countries. The break
was TO take place today and the ABB
sence Of any message announcing it
does not mean that it has not oc-
Cured. The state department had
numerous messages from Minister Lee,
who is about TO leave Guatemala tOr
the United states on account Of illness
and Secretary Brown Is left in charge.
These dispatches confirmed the adj
vices received from Diplomatic repre-
sentatives in Washington of the two
countries that there was no possibility
of Guatemala and Mexico arranging
the controversy over the demand fen
the oNtraditi0u of General Lima
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-07

STATEMENTS FROM BOTH
SIDES IN CONTROVERSY
Traction Trouble Complicated
With Walk Out of Hello Girls,
Iron Works Idle Since May
First
IBy Morning Journal sneelal Leas.a wire

tBy Morning Journal snselal Leased Wire !
san Francisco. May 6.-The daN
/ passed quietly and there was prac-
I ueaily NO change in either the ear
| men s., iron workers or telephone
strike, Two or three ears hauling
I provisions ana other commissary sun
plies between the ear barns were run
lover some Of the lines Of the United
railroads.
It is pretty generally understood
That the first ATTEMPT to run cars win
be made tomorrow. The company. Il
is said, has about five hundred strike
breakers ready tu take out cars.
The civic league has been lndefaig-
able I'm its effort to sottle the street
.ear and telephone strikes, and was
busy until nearly midnight tonight en-
Ideavoring to bring President Corue-
llus of The carmen ANA President
Calhoun, of the United railroads. too
gcther. u met with no encourage
meut. The telephouc situation has
not improved today The lmomcn
served notice ON President Scott to-
day that unless the telephone oprra-
tiVes HnioH tt recognized by the eem-
pany tho luemen win go out iu sym
pahy With the girls A meeting be-
tween the Hnemcu aud President
Scott WAS arranged tor tomorrow.
The Union IRON Works. which has
the couuHct for the construction of
the cruiser california telcgrlphed
the navy department u Washington,
requesting thr government 90 accept
delivery of the cruiser In its present
incomplete cuudituu without requiring
the contractors Co fully complete her
as stipulated, Secretary Metcaf has
wired compliance with this request
ana that the cruiser viii be finished
al the Mare Island navy yard.
President Calhoun Of the United
railroads. tonight issued a statement
m which he said that while the COM
uauy had not he slightest feeling Of
enmity toward its former employees,
AN those who did not report for duty
ut 6 o'clock tomorrow morning would
be discharged. Tie said that the ear
mons union had voluntarily severed
rotations with the company knowing
fur well that IL would be permanent.
Dsclaimug AN intention 10 do any
thing to create breach Of the peace,
Mr. calhoun said that the company
would resume fun service on It's lines
as rapidly as the city and state at-
forded protection to the employees of
the company In operation of cars. ThN
statement closes with quotations of q
telegram to President Calhoun from
Earnest Thalmann Of New York,
president of the United Railway In
yestment company the holding com
Dauy of the United railroads company.
Mr.. Thalmann Concurs entirely with
HE stand taken by Mr.. Calhoun and
says he Is surprised that the em-
ployes of the company. who. ne says.
are getting more money than street
'ar employees of any large city in the
country, should have gone out ON
'trike. He says he Is opposed to amy
urthcr concessions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-07
MEXICO DENIES REPORTED
SEVERANCE or RELATIONS

Mexico city. May 5.-Diplomatic
relations between Mexico and Guate-
mala have not been severed. To-
night the sub-secretary of foreign af-
fairs. Jose Algara. emphattcaliv de-
MED the report emanating from Wash
ington to the effect That Minister
Gamboa had been recalled.
no developments in the Mexican
GuatemaIan affair are expected for
some time. To-day Minister of Foreign
Affairs Marisca received a represent
ative of the Associated Press. and in
the talk which followed said
There viii be no more cabinet
meetings i'm the near future Ia CON
slider Guatomaa's refusal of Mcxico's
request 10 extradite General Lima and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-07
ELLEN TERRY'S WEDDING
SURPRISE TO BROTHER

London Nav 6-Fred Terry.
brother of Ellen Terry. was much
surprised lt tho announcement of his
sisters marriage to james Carr her
leading man. u pit-sburg March %.
Ic said Doe bad NOT received any in-
formation on the sunjoet.