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THANKSGIVING DAY SET FOR NOVEMBER 26
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT .ENUMERATES CAUSES FOR
NATIONAL GR4TITUDE.

Washington. Oct 31-President Roosevelt to-
day issued the following proclamation. setting
apart Thursday November Is, as the national
Thanksgiving Day:
By the President of the United States Of Amer
tcG: 4 Proclamation.
Once again the season is at hand iChen. Gc-
oordfng to the ancient custom, Of our people it
becomes the duty Of the President to appoint q
dey Of prayer and Of handspring to God
Year bp Vear this nation grotcs in strength
and tCorIdIy potCer. During the century and
quarter that has elapsed since our entry into
the circle Of Independent peoples ice hare groton
and prospered in material things to degree
neUer kno1Cn before. ard not noac knoioH in
am other country. The thirteen colonies lCbich
struggled along the seGcoast Of the Atlantic and
tcere hensmed in but TeJC miles rest Of tide
scdter by the Indiqn-bGuated fciIderness, haze
been Transformed into the rsiQHtiest republic
tchicb the JcoTld has erer seen. It's domains
stretch across the continent from one TO The
other OF the t1co greatest aud it exercises
dominion alil5e in the Arctic and tropic realms.
The gro,cth in treGItb and population has sur
passed eUen the growtb in territory. Noirhere
else in the tCorId Is the acreage Of irdiridwaJ
comfort and material 5ceJbeing as high in
our fortunate land
For the rerg reason that in material 5ceil-
being zee hare thus aboWnded, ice ore il to the
Almighty TO shoe equal progress in moral and
spiritual things With nation, as 1rith irdj-
riduGJs tcho make up nation, material tceII-
being is an indispensable foundation. But the
foundation GrGiIS nothing by itself. That life
IS 1rGSted and tc0rsc than i5Gsted. lChicb -
spent in piHng, heGp upon heap. those things
ichicH minister merely to the pleasure Of the
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bodg and to the p0trer that rests only on tre1Ith
Upon material fcellbeing as foundation must
be raised the structure Of the lofty life Of the
spirit If this nation is properly to fulfil its
great mission and to accomplish all that ace so
ardent!y hope and desire. The things Of the
body are good: the things Of the intellect bet
ter; but best Of all are the things Of the soul :;
for, IN the nation, as tn the individual, IN the
long ran II Is character that counts. Let as.
therefore. az people set our faces resolutely
against evH and tCjtk broad charity Nth
kindness and good tciU f0fCGrd all men, but
scith unfinchtpg determination TO smite dotcn
fcrong. strire Nth all the strength that s gtuen
US for righteousness in pubic and iH pirate
HE
Notc. therefore. I. Theodore RoosereIt, Presi-
dent Of the United States, do set apart Thurs
dag, the 26th day Of Norensber merit. as day Of
general handspring and DrGger, and on the
day recommend that the people shall cease
from their daily lcOrk and. in their homes or
in their churches. meet deroutly 10 thank the
Almighty for the many and great blessings they
hare receired III the past, and TO pray that theg
rnGp be giren strength so 70 0rder their IiUes
as 10 deserre continuation Of these blessings
in the future
In tcitness ,chereof. hare Hereunto set mn
hand and caused the seal Of the United States
TO BE- alfred.
Done at the city Of Washington this thirty
FIRST day Of October. IN the year Of our Lord ono
thousand nine hundred and eight. and Of the
Independence Of the United States the one hun
dred and thirty-third
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
BIZ the President:
zIye,, + 4dee / cffro Sec7etqru of State
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TAFTS STAND ENDORSED
President Thinks Rockefeller Trick
VIII FdI.

Washington, Oct. 1.-F'oIIOwtng the statement Is
sued last evening from the White House re-
garding the announcement made by John D. Rookie
feller Of his preference for Mr.. Taft In the Pres-
Dental contest second statement was issued
to-day follows:
The President has received numerous letters and
kilograms showing that this trick Of Rockefeller.
doubtless made by agreement with the Democratic
party. will fail absolutely. II is self-evidenI on
its face Mr. Taft has said. that II Mr.. Rookie
Teller had really wanted him elected he would have
kept quiet about f. and that he has come out for
him being the way in which he can damage him
most
The following telegram from Cleveland was also
made public:
The President: The labor vote will not be de-
ceived by Rockefeller's political trick. We VII
bury him with Tom Johnson. Cuyahoga County Is
as safely Republican as .he State Of Ohio and the
Electoral College. A I. FAULKNER.
President OF Window Glass Workers OF America
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4RMY and NAVY NEWS.

Washington. October g.
ORDERS IsSCED.-The following orders have
been issued
ARMT
following assignments inta7t- regiments cap
promoted JOSEPH
BEa-Ez-AN, j. 9-h- FRANCIS : II COeSNELL+ I1th:
RICEAELt ?. EIFEoS BERTCh. j. 18th, GRAHAM
= Johnson. Str. CHARLES z. HAT. j.. 18th:
ROBERT Il WES-COTTr 24Jh-
MAJOR DAVID : BAKER II recently promoted, TO
Captain AItFRED n MASON cast z-rsIe- from Amy
May Genera Hospital, hot Springs. proper
CAPTAIN WILLIAM II CorL1ING- Qra-tsr-naster 70
Washington for examination for promotion
NAvT
Rear Ad-ai-als 6 BDOCKLNGER and J. D ADAMS and
First Lieutenant 9. ? 2 PRICE United States a
Cops co----:ssioned-
Lieutenant Z : MENSEF- yard. Ne- York:
5uTy = connection with the EesLsl-
Lieutenant Junior E-zle} . Il BULLOCK commissioned
Surgeon = ! ECN |EDEhIND- detached the Alabama;
&c he South Dakota
Fzsse6 Assistant Surgeon J S-EPP. detached
vs-- hone and wElr ORDER
Passed Assiztarr Surgeon ?. = DESSEZ detached the
South Dakota 70 Pacific feet December .
MOVEMENTS or wARSHIPs following
movements OF vessels have been reported 70 the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED
oc-- 2e-The Saturn san Diego.
SAILED
2c--5e Tacoma
TIE Dubuque. ron -or1pk1nsvfle >0r Guantanamo.
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NO IMMUNITY FOR ROCKEFELLER
Kellogg Tells President Standard Oil Prose
cutiou Is Proceeding Well

Washington Oct G.-Frank 3 Kellogg special
counsel in the case Of the government 20 dissolve
the Standard Oil Company. had conference with
President Roosevelt to-day. NJ. Kellogg said the
case was proceeding a. rapidly possible, that
all the testimony Of the government mad been
taken and the defendants were presenting their
side in New York The final hearing in the case.
he said would be held in St Louis on February
% before the United States Circuit Court
When asked whether the government would fnsri-
t,Ite criminal proceedings against John D Rookie
Teller and other officials OF the Standard oil com
uanv after decision in the trial for dissolution
has been reached Mr. Kellogg said that c0un-
sci for the government. he could say that immu-
nifty had not been granted TO Mr Rockefeller or
anv of the other officials Of the company
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MISS MORRISON IN FAUST"

PeekskfL y Y Oct sl--At the Colonial Theatre
this afternoon Miss Rosabel Morrison appeared as
Marguer5ue in an elaborate production OF Faust ."
n which her rather, the late Lewis Morrison. won
fame and fortune As this is Miss Morrison's home
town. a large audience attended the performance
The cathedral scene. with chorus OF singers. and
the spotheosls al the end OF the play, were most
effective Miss Morrison was called before the cur
tain several times al the close OF each act ana
vigorously zpplauded by the audience Edwin N
Hoyt. ziephisto. and Mick Stark. as Valentine,
70 Ghs cast
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Force 1st.-Washugtou. Oct. al
Except from the north Pacific the northern
Rocky Mountain districts fair prevails through
out the United States Temperature Is the
sonaI average from the Rocky Mountains 20 the At
lantic coast and from the AXE region Ohio VALLEY
the middle Atlantic and New England slater the
temperature is from 10 .ezrees below the normal
No we'll defined storm appears within the region GOV
cred b. the evening reports The barometer Is high
from the lake region the middle and south At
iautic and Gulf states and is comparatively lower
over the southern Rocky Mountain region A disturb
ance will appear in the Southwest Sunday and move
thence slowly uortheastward
Fair weather today tomorrow over
the portion Of the likely 10
SCI IN Tomorrow the central valleys
The winds along the New England Coast viii fresh
vest: along the middle Atlantic light To fresh
northwest: along the Atlantic Coast gth north.
along TIE Coast light southeast on the lower
axes light and variable, and the upper Eh 10
fresh
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The funeral Of Mrs. William Astor VIII be neld
tomorrow at = p. m. az her home, No. 81 Fifth
avenue where she died on Friday night The ser
vice will be conducted by the Rev. Dr. Ernest NJ
Stires rector OF st. Thomass Church. assisted b.
the Rev William II. Vibberg, vicar Of Trinity
Chapel Only the immediate relatives OF the family
and few friends viii Do present IL was an
nounced last night that there would be pallbear
ers and that the coffin would be OF plain polished
oak. silver trimmed, and bearing the usual name
piate giving the dates OF birth and death.
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NEW CITIZENS UNION SECRETARY.

Robert : Binkerd. formerly secretary Of the
Buffalo Municipal League. has resigned from thar
position to become secretary OF the Citizens Union
q this city Mr.. Bnkerd was selected for this
place last June. but remained with the BlIaIo
ganizatiou complete work which he had begun
there. He will enter upon mis- duties to-day.
Mr.. Binkerd is tweuty-nine years old he Is a
graduate OF Yale University. class Of o. He
president OF the Yale Athletic Association and
one OF the founders OF the Yale City Government
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REAR ADMIRAL EMORY TO RETIRE.

Washington. Oct 31.-Rear Admiral william H
Erlory, commanding the second squadron and the
third division OF the Atlantic feet, now Annoy.
China VIII haul down his flag and relinquish MS
command preparatory 70 retirement OF December
= after the squadron leaves there on November
TIE louisiana his flagship. viii proceed from
Annoy 70 Hong Kong, where the ceremonies Incl
dent the change OF command VIII take place
Rear Admiral SeaIon Schroeder viii be transferred
from command Of tbs fourth division 10 that Of
the third division. with the louisiana as his flag
ship
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A9peHFTuK
rspuslishsd IN the Tn-we-kly rrsbuns -sssus zsrs
eharEs
s51,sEAits. Rev Fr1neisW sootasqz Gsorrs ~
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Hilton 5swari p ri-aay Mar L
5ta ave. Caroiins widow q wiiaz 1ss0r ma
fs4ssVe. asa .as. f r sss 4 sa = ssss -
funeral services az her lite -~siaesee Monday
BRAT9wArTE-At 81 Andr--'s R.esory. ss.zass-z-
1s0s Rev F-sncs vn,so- 80. - - -
Andrews Parish. stanford n ne 5srs y-.< n AS
day morning. Sovsn5e- :. ar Il o'sIork
cJRRIEER-on October 40 1908 cy-as Grass c4r-,-z.
10 SD car, 81 souss o7znEs = = On 1oses-
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Church % = IEnstius LOy0a- Pa-S ave and s4tn 81
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Mar z Kelly jn4e NcCa5el did r-sidsnce.
No ~ washington sguars west FrnsaI se-vscss viii
y h@id a. - Pat-fcz's Cathedral Monday morning.
November al Il O'Clock 1ntsrnsat AZ CsvArT Gems
The BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE ROMAN
CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASTLUM N TIE CTL %
unexpeessi 5sath o aazs Kelly our aGsoei1ss
services as member maize hlu a conspicuous hx1rs as
stated meetings deems y aErins ard proper tnas -
sorroV ana OF appreciation q Es spsadid -orx q
O ne objects Board Managers ne R0ua.a
MS a+1rs5is c5a-actsr his Kindness n A-<--
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attend his funeral Fl BODY
Dated View York octooer go 1908 -.
JOHN NJ FARLEY Archbishop Prssf1srs
RoR1NsoN-On Saturday OCTOBER 81 1903 5~o-rs "
Robinson. 1eov-d aas5and q "a Rsonsns 49, -
pss.4ence No 5os west 1G7th s. On Ts-sday.
her 3 n II oclock Intsr--nr AZ Ros-de@o S.sns-
Lowell and Nanist.s SlichJ papers please socy-
RTAx-Ar Brewster. y z On o-tos-r % 1905. NaeAe-
a his ate residence or Monday N01zn5sr -
Ry-E-Brookya ocs5o~- 60 jennie A Ha-S vtes q =.
Ward Hart and sarah Bennett siss-r . P-or-sss-
y ear e ae z,+-[-- NJ zss S-I.-,aoas avs.
a. FrgeHoid y J. IN the Reformed Czu--a. a. Is
, n Tuesdzv On arrival q ~ II q m ? a n
fraiu nom Yea YORK
sTUART-At Ha-roEzt-- EzEia=d. s-Pss-5sr Ef1.aEz
Fs.isT Ma. stGa-- q Nv 7ork ei5T Faasrz SEX
vices a. the Madison squa[- Preseyss5ias Ch'eA- 'a
TEN5NANT-on saturday October 81. 1909 JoHz E1zs-r
I-E4aat Eqners seiss- E' 49,, ?. az 1900. a rs !.
TIgEA9;T-As Pr, ch-ss.r oe73o-- 81 Iss
Gordon Tiffany
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oRvILLE WRIGHT GOES HOME TO VOTE.

washington Oct. 51.-OrvtiIe Wright the aviator.
who WAS in iured by the fall Of his aeroplane at
Fort Mver virginia September T. left here to
day for his home in Dayton. Ohio desiring 70 get
there in time 20 vote He accompanied by his
sister Miss Catherine Wright, ana William Den
mis- cousin. The surgeons do not expect that he
viii regain the full use OF his left leg for sew
eraI months There is practically no shortening OF
his leg as the result Of the thigh fracture
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Special Notices.
To the Employees.

TO me EnpIoyer
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LUsITANIA's CAPTAINS DAUGHTER WEEDS

Miss Helen Watt. daughter Of Captain Watt
commander Of the Cunard liner I.usirania was
married yesterday at the FttJh Avenue Baptist
Church by the Rev. Or Aked TO Gordon r Watt .
fruit broker OF Chicago. who IS her fourth cousin
She met her cousin year ago when On a visit
to this country.
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OBITUARY.
BURT HkvERLY, MINSTREL. DROPS DEAD.

BURT HEuERLY, MINSTREL, DROPS DEAD.
san Francisco, Oct 8L-whiIe his companions still
laughed 81 OF his pleasantries. Burt Eaverly
once known all the country g. minstrel and
comedian and E brother OF Colonel Jack Hav-
eriy turned 70 leave q CAFE and dropped dead. The
funeral viii Dc held under the direction OF thest-
rcaI men % this city.
Haveriy into prominence q quarter % a
century ago. Re associated with Reed and En-
erson end later appeared il Hoyt's comedies.
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>. SHELLEY o'RYkN.

Chicago, Oct 7l-P. Shelley Organ, member
% tie Chicago Board Of Education and prominent
n Irish public life during the Land League agita
ton died AZ III. home in this city to-day, aged
@o-rv-se-eu years He born in Ireland and
served z term IN prison there for hts political
activities
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TNDFRTAEERS

FRANK 2 CAMPBELL. 34I-s VEST z3e - ChszslA
Private and publ arnbulzlCes- t. 1924 Esslsea-
Rev stephen Merritt ths -uide-Sno7vu under
Only place Of business. Srh Ave ard 1917
St Largest n the world t. f24 a7d rs Chelsea
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Highest temperature yesterday, Al lowest 3s aver
are a.. average corresponding date Of last year
a. average corresponding date Of last thirty three
Local forecast To-day fair: Monday. fair: fresh
vest to northwest winds
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

WALD0RF-ASTORIA-C ". Littlefed. I. s
n EMPIRE-C. NJ Ingersou Hartford BEL
MONT-GeneraI ana Mrs G. A. Munston. L. S A
HOTEL AsT0R-Mme. Emma Eames, Paris.
MARLBOROUGH-Dr- W. II. Gibson. Boston. VIC
ToRA-Meen 9. Greeley. Jacksonville
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Religious Notices.


20 cents line
.rr MIS- CIT RCH. Ind Nst ST.
f.ANGsE-Y TOWNSEND. n. D. Rector
HON Csumuricn a. Holy ConnEnt1aon snd -
nor n a N BY Rector. evening prayer . m
stranEcrs welcome
MAZDAzNAN. lectures philosophy q IS s-ey
Wednesday. ? n SsyHnins SS sss - -. -
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JEWS DEFEND GOVERNOR HUGHES.
Not Unfriendlyl to Race, Declare Leading
Representatives

L statement in defence OF Governor HuEhes's at
titude toward the Jewish people vas given out yes
terdav over the signatures OF thrty-nin leading
Jews Of this city The statement is as follows.
Charges having been circulated that Governor
Hughes is unfriendly 10 the Jewish people, here
hv declare such accusation 10 be unfounded and
unjust baSing the assertion either upon long
so1,a1 acquaintance with him uuOn conviction
resulting from careful investigation. We feel i'm
PEELED 70 make this statement from sense Of fair
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CEMETERIES
THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY

1cc-s-fHI. Earfe- rains f---1 5razd Css
Station WEBSTER and Jsr11- avenue r-1e5s ard -
carriage Lots $50 u Teis1hors 4S55 Grzns-rT t5F
Book o Views representative
OHc. 70 East sd St New York CRY
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing In The TRIBUNE win
be repubished In the Tri-weekly Tribune without
charge.
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Jacob 4 6chi1- B T EinEtein.
Adotph LyWisohn Nathan Otti1geT-
Tcuts Stern. Milton s C5uiterTnau.
Henry Rice Charles strauss
Joseph NJ Cohn. MOTIFS J. Hlrsch-
Nathaniel Myers william F. Rose
John Frankenheinner. Howard 3 Cans
Albert Ottfnger- Daniel r HAYS
FSertarn!u \ Cardozo. Emanuel !. Meyers.
Edward Lauterbacb- Herbert r LlnburS-
Marcus Efius- AbTa Eafn Goldsmith
Edgar = Nathan. jacob Sieinharct.
Isaac CnteTmyer- Nathan Blur.
Louis Marshall. william n Cohen-
Julius J. Frank Sinson W0lE
Otto HcrwiLZ- Sol kchn
Samuel D Levy. James =. Rosenberg
Ts71ts Iaude Joseph N ProEkau-T-
Henry '. RothEchid. Paul HerZog
Moses Welaman-
Dated New York October 80 1908
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Notices Of marriages and deaths must be indSrsed
ziLh full and address.
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Forecast Special Iocalities.-For New England
Eastern New York. fair today and Monday fresh
west 70 northwest winds
For District n Columbia Eastern Penusy lvana.
New Jersey Delaware. Maryland and Virginia to-
aav and Monday; Monday; light north winds,
becoming variable
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New York fair
today Monday. temperature.
lrg TO fresh east
Local Official Rec0rd.-The following or1ciaI record
,-,,, the weather Bureau shows the changes In the
,ev,Derat,re for the twenty-four hours IN com
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ROBBINS HALTER -yeduesdAy- CcrrS-r - 1905.
a IS Vest sd New Clty. Rev
n Judge. Sarah J. schatte- Milton Il
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Washington. October g.
been issued
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FUNERAL OF MRS. Aston.

NeW York. October 80. leos-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-25

Notice for Hearing Return Of Real
Estate, Administrator, Executor
or Guardian.
state Of Oklahoma. Carter Coun.
ty. SIS.
In County Court.
In the matter OF the Guardianship
of Simon Peter, Minor, f. \. Bonner,
Guardian.
Notice is hereby given that +. A..
Bonner. the duly appointed and quail
flied Guardian OF the estate OF ST.
mon Peter Minor, has returned ana
presented for confirmation and fileu
In said Court his return Of the sale
of the following described real estate
of said ward. Simon Peter. to-wit:
A remainder interest in and to same,
after reserving a life estate to Har-
vey Peter and Jane Peter, father and
mo her OF said ward. as follows:
The NWh OF sEh; NEh OF
SWh; Sik OF SEH of NWh; NwA
Of SEA of Nwh; Eik OF sEh OF
NEh, Sec. 2s; SwA OF Nwh;
SWh of SEh of Nwi4; NJ oil
SEA Of Nwh. Sec. 27, TIP. 4 s..
Range l w. in Carter County, Ok
lahoma.
SEA of Swh; NW1l of SwA OF
SEA, Sec. 90; NJ Of NEh Of
NwA; swh of NEh of NwA of
Sec. %, TIP. 3 S. Range w. in
jefferson County. Oklahoma, being
the allotment of the wards sister,
Rose Anna Peter, deceased.
For the sum OF $4,000 and that
on the 31st day of October. 1908,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon Of
said day at the County Court room
In Ardmore, in said County of Car
ter, has been duly appointed by
said Court for hearing said return.
at which time any person interested 4
In said estate may appear and file
his exceptions in writing to said re.
turn and contest the same, and are
hereby referred to said return for
further particulars.
In testimony whereof have hereun-
to set my hand and affixed the seal OF
said Court, this 10Th day OF Octo.
ber, 1908.
l. r. MASON,
Zl-lo County Judge.