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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-05-21

iHHl09f the re00luta00 was q StO4S B4f-
prise to the mayor and the three re-
naming aldermen was apparent from
the look of astonishment which ap-
peared on their faces. A verbal tilt,
in which there was some acrimony.
took place between City Attorney Tay-
lor and Alderman Reeves, but it was
promptly checked by the mayor who
shut of debate by refusing to give
the resolution recognition and ruling
the whole proceeding to be out of or
der An appeal was made from the
decision OF the chair, but the mayor
declined to put the question before
the council on the ground that such
action required a two-thirds vote of
the council At this iuncture of af-
fairs Alderman D. N. Garrett present
ed the subjoined resolution. which
was adopted by the five councilmen
who had signed 1t:
Whereas. there have been many
suits started against the board of
control Of the Canon City Elks club
by the city, and.
Whereas. it is desirable that some
arrangement may be made whereby
litigation with said club may cease.
To that end be 1t resolved. that
the undersigned be, and are hereby a
committee of five with instructions to
ascertain II any arrangement can be
made with said Canon City Elks club
looking to a disposition of all cases
now pending. except the one in the
supreme court, and as to 1t to the ad-
vancement of the same on the docket
of said court, and further looking to
the discontinuance OF the dispensing
of liquors by said club until the dis
position OF said case now pending in
the supreme court, and that said
committee report to this council at
an adjourned meeting to be held on
May goth. 1908,
C. f. REEVES.
G. c. LAMB,
d. n. GARRETT.
f. c. HIATT,
e. F. JEwETT.
During the debate with Alderman
Reeves 1t was distinctly stated by City
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-05-21
c. f. REEVES.
9 G. c. LAMB,
d. n. GARRETT.
f. c. HIATT,
-,r-r>-t,-r,
E f. IEWETT.

Reeves II was distinctly stated by City
Attorney Taylor that he would not re-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08
Grlernen Sic oas Ginarabiren.

Yrpfltnt'c 8ef6dftiquna fir beIoe eei1lctb.
ter NeinhiqeS &ernnQen odrnnb. Sbafier's
r.auuit, Sdiulc. Silr Nebinqin1elt lucnoc
man iicb nu e. y. sbaiier Tr 1876, @eit.5ap'
ct.esetrahe (Scpi221WD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08

Mihfor6, &t, I. Nftobcr. -
Gin Scr nGonooiidcn @ociiic. .9o0n"
rn0 Der Bottom ln0 Muinc.@nbu"
0cntciniboitli6 gcb0ren0cr GroBcr
@ctrcioe- Gieuotor gcrietb bcrtc 9tod-
mittog bllrh cine @rpIoiion in 9rou0
lmb elf 9lrbciter, ionic 5iuci Trouen
biiBtcn oobei oo5 2c6cn ciu. Gic @r.
plciion 3crihmcttcrte on3 gauge Gocb
0c9 0muucrf8 in0 6ic Iriinlmcr fln-
sen noA oQcn 9ticbttn0cn bin. @lcicb
borollf Itono 6us 0on6c @cbGlt0e in
bcllcn 6lommcn. 2t WGmncr, idnlnlt
LID BON bier, marcn in Dem gleuator
un ser 9(rbcit. Siebcn oericlbcn mer.
Ncn pcrnibt mtO iin0 obne 3peifcl
to0t.
6rolt Sobn ScIiforc, meIfc acrooc
nit Ciircr 6rcln0in ouf Dem 9obn-
Gclciic on Ocm Glcpotor porilbcr-
ging ullroc Slt Gpoc pcrbramlt lno
ibrc 9calcitcrilt crlitt lebcnsgeiGbr-
lifc 9rnn0mlnocn. To3 8ebGu0e
Wor nit @ctreibc gcfii(t, uno man
almlbt DOB SeIbitcntjiinormg 6cs
BORT oltigc6Guftcn, trodenen8ctreioc.
ltoubcS Ole Grploiion peruriobte,
Qie 6cucrlucbr fonute gcgcn sic
S(onlmcn niGbtS mtSridtcn ltpb olls
bcr hem Glcpotor mltr6en oil6 cin
WebIiduppcn lulb 75 G5rncbtpoggon3
cin9cGi0crt Der Scrtc6r nuf ser
nGmoOiicbcn Eosific.9abu" mar IN
6ol9c 0cS GrcianiIics meDrcre Stlu1.
Den lang iultcr6rotbcu ltl0 Die 3iigc
mltBtcu cincn l(nmcg iibcr SGcr-
broofc, Quc, madcn. Wtm ldGbt
bcn pchlniGrcn ScrIltIt nif 800, 900.
(Sp0tcr.) - G3 iteGt lid icbt 6cr.
mrS, ooB I'M @on5cn IS Mcnidcn
rm'S &cbcn tnmcu n6nlit6 eff glr-
better lno oic 5ur 3cit poriibcr &C.
bcn0ct 6roucn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08
Tuppclmuro nno Sclbltmprb.

9prfolf, Ga., 7. Sftobcr. -
>Sobn u. HiAnr0lon, Elm nabe Gam,
bctb Eoint oniGlii8er GARNER, CT.
ihoB bcute friib ieine S6wGocrin
Sri Soiepbine GrompeQ, ieincn
Sdpicgcrpotcr 0eperlp Gromlpel
mo beAing 6orori Selbitmoro. 9lIs
ySaffe beoicntc CT ii6 bel ollen oielcn
Vhttt6otcn cinc3 S1rotgclpeDrs. Gi-
dor0lon'S jlngc Satin bate ibrcl
0tonn am lcbtcn t5reitdg 9lbcno per,
lolicn, fcbrtc jcood geItern 2lbeno SIT
ibm 5llriif. Ms Sri, Soiepbinc
GrommcQ bclltc iriib nit Dem iiini,
iGbrigen Sobnc 0es @bepaarcS nob
Dem SonIc fam 5eridncttertc ibr
9iihorbion ollr6 einen S6rotiGuB
Den aopi mo t0btete Den Sdpicgcr-
patcr, melhcr gcraoe Inn bieIe Belt
in eincm 9uggD anlongte, oilf glei6e
8eiic. Gam crIdoB or li6 ielbit.
Gr bate ieinc S6mGgerin bcihul-
bigt, boS 3crpiiriniB 5!uii6en i6nl
i;no iciner 6rau Our6 Ginmii6lng
pcrihuIoet 3u DOben. Oion glol6t,
Dab ieine 9clhnloigung imgcre6t
lmo bob cr gciItig 9eItort mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08
Sclocntuo cinrs Epli5iltcn.

Ncw Dorf, I. Sfto6cr. - go
li3iit 9tifolous 9icitor pon Scrlcp-
Gitp elite beltte, nahOem cr 6roll
0ittnebcrt, cine biiliIoic @rciIin, aus
cineln brenncnbcn Snulc on Der
Scean,9Ipenue gercttet bate, IN oos
@cbduoe 5uriif lno erltiftc oaril.
Seinc 2ciNe ullroe noh Dem gronoc
in eincm perlhont gebliebenen 1bcilc
oes Solties allfgeiltnbcn. Gr 8lolbte
oiienbar, ooB nod onocre NSnioilen IN
@efabr lhnebten ltno woQtc 0cnIcl-
ben 81 SiiIie ellen. 9tcItor batte oc1
I'M aeQcr ocS @ebGuoes ullSgcbrode.
ncn @rono 5ncrit ent0cdt lrlo cill
9llorlnlignoI gcge5en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08
Gapitdn Grb's SOO.
Sin icniatiunellcs %crbrcd)rn in Scr
9tGBc bon philadelphia.

2ic @ottin rno Ole S6mGgerin 0c3
Spicrs pcgcn Oc3 MorocS IN
Sooft. - Gnticblicbc 3onilicn.
Grugobie nabe 9iorfolt. - Wcis
ItcSgcIt0rter 6arncr cridJicBt
S6pGgerin, Shmicgerpotcr lm0
iiN icl6It nit ciuem Sbrot1c-
mcDr. - % ironjoiiiAc 6ii6cr
bel ocm llnter1ong ibrcS S0ificS
ouf ocn 9tcuiltnolInocr 9Gntcn
crtrlmfcu.- 9mntcrott elmer grps
bcn S6ubfnbrifoutcn- 6irmo.
EDilooclp p \ a, Z. Oftpbcr. --
Captain 5. GloDton Orb, Der Ser
truucnSnomn S8rocl W. Ilmbom'9,
iribcrcn Gbcls Der biclilcn rcpublis
tanil6cn Organization, prrbc gcItcrn
glbcno IN iciner 2ononobmmg Hco
@obIcS, nabc Ebilaoclpbio, bon ici.
ncr S6wG1erilL 6rau Gntborine
Nciicl ill 5ol9e zines 6nnlilicnltrci'
tcS erlcbollcn. Orb bate iib i6on
icit eirligcr 3eit nit ieiner 0ottin
iibcrmoricn m0 cin Sdcioungapros
5cB lpltrbc crluortct. 6rm @ciicl
gicbt 0ic 16nt 5lI modt ic0od) tcinc
0iittbciIllngen iibcr oie n0bcrcn I'm.
lt6noc Ocriclbcn. Ger Torioa crrc1t
grOBcS 9luficbcn III 6ol9c oeS 9ln.
'cbcnS, melhea Der @rl6olicne IN po-
litiidcn areiien acnoB.
(SpGter.) - tSrml 9eilcl befinoct
Ii6 im Gelnpnre Gountp @eiGng-
nib SIT Meoio. ginhoem tic Orb oltrtb
icAS Shiiiic, ncrcn bier Ocn Wionn
troicn gctobtet botte, tclcpbonirtc Iie
nod cincm 9lr3t, ollein ais Ocrielbc
unlougte, mar oefdWian1 tobt. Srou
ScilcI erflGrt tic babe geldboiicn, lpcil
lie fiIrhtcte, oob Orb iie t0Oten wcr-
DC. 9IuM 6rou Orb lit in @ait &c
nonncn por0cn.
Scit Der ScrbaltlunB Scr 8rou Sci.
icl iinO llmit6nOc on's 2iht gcfoms
men ncIhc Den Gcr0odt rc6tfcrti.
gen, 0nB Die @nttin luno ni6t 0ie
SbmGacrul 0cn GnpitGn crirbob.
5rmt 9ciIcl ioG Dos iriibcre 8cltiiltO-
nib ibrer S6uIO miocrrltien boben
lnO cs bciBt OoB Iie gcrooe crit IN
ooS Grb'ihe 0ouS gefonmen mar,
ais bic S6iliie ficlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08
8arfirlb's SObn iuirb Eraiioent.

@illiomstomn OioIi., 7.
Sttober. - 9orrD 9IllgllItlls Gar,
fielo, Sobn Oc5 ocrItorbencn YrGli.
oenten Ger Der. Staoten soncs q.
8ariielo itn0 8rltoer oeS gegcnuar-
tieen Sefretdrs bes Snneren Games
H. @oriielo, pltroe beute ais YrdR.
bent oes yNiQions Goaegc" initial.
lirt. 9iep. 6rancis 6. Iclpep ans
MinneopoIiS leitete ben @uttesoienIt
in Der aopcQc. Games Bruce, Ser
britiihe 0otifnitcr an Die Ser. Stoa.
ten, Gbos. q. Gan Seis, Er1iioent
Der llnioeriitdt Don @isconiin, 81.
&. 9llbermoL $rdlioent Ser timber.
iit1t bon @ir0inicrt llnb peridieoene
onbere Scrrcn crbielten BEL Der We.
legenbeit gbrenOiplome.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08
% Slider crtrnnfcn.

ct. Eterre, Qiiqllelon Z. Oft.
- 20 Otonn ertronfen IN Der lebten
@obe bei Dem llntergong oes fran-
5oiiihen 5ii6eri6ooners DSlionita
anli oen Heitiunolnro 9dnten. Ger
Captain bes ShoonerS, pelhe iid)
mebrcrc Stunocn lang on 1riim-
ncrn iibcr Walier bielt, luilroc bertc
ais ein5iger 8eretteter bierbcr &c.
braht. Gr bat ben 8crItunb uer-
loren. Ias llngiiid ereignete iid)
pd6reno zines beftigen Stltrmes, Die
Sllanita, pel6e aus ct. Wialo
fom, mar eir breimaitiger Sdooner
Don t47 5pnnen it1o pnroe IN 1897
5u 2ipcrpool gcballt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08
Summer Y Befer,
Scntidcs gauf- nnS @cdiclgcIdGft,
26 Suut1=Strasc,
,9intipnnl Vanf OF commerce. "s@ebGnoe.
NnitnIirhrr hrr 0lfticuliric

Wftt0Itrbtt OFT WfIICNDUrIt.
glns uno Nerinui bon sIiticu mo SbIt9ntios
men, g8edbfeI ltno Greoitbriefe nuf ullc buupt.
fdcbIihen Stdbte guropa's 9lns uno 8eriaut
frenloer Gieoiorten ionic gHtsicrtGuug bon
@ounadtcn, Gdflsfarten bon nno nn6
SCuI6uno. (9tpril27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08

Tafe sur Seiie in's slnslano bc.
iorst 6. 2aine, CIR. 413, Cit.yalti.
mpreitrafe, na9c gnitOm SOnic sluc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08
&radj i'm Sd)nbgcidIGit.

30 tom Z. Sftober. - gurtcls,
lbcIen & So, Sdubfnbrifonten pon
bier lmo GbeIicn nabnen Gctte cine
oagcmeine llebertragllng 3u 8uniten
ibrer @ldubiger Dor. lSbre Naiioa
lueroen ouf 100000 bis $1,000, 900
geib1bt. Der @etrag Der 2tftipa lit
nidt befannt. Iie 6irma beidditigte
600 glrbeiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08
lShilnoclpbia's Sn6ilGnm.

Ebilo0elpbia 7. Sfto6er. 49,
Ter bcllti9c Gag Der 0riinbltngs.
@odc brobtc einc GroBe Snonitrie.
Enrooc, mclhc iih 5lt einem groBell
GrioI9c acItoItcte. Ter BUG nnioBtc
1872 ~6IootS" lulo mar in Is Gi0i-
iioncn 9etbcilt. Dlon iddtt oic 3nbI
Der DcrionlnleIten 3nihaucr ollf
100000. 2Inl 2lbeno iono aud ein
grobcr 5cit5ug Der 9lrbcitcr.Crgoni,
iutionen ltott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08
4riGbrlidjcr Stan6.

@ctroOc Glcpotor burtl GrpIoiion
IN 9ronO gcicst lno 5crit6rt. -
Gli 9lrbcitcr mo 5lucj 6roucu
fonuncu oobci uua 2cbcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08
Sd)ot,Iudcr i'm SAlamnIIcf.

Sud)t ,Wopflolpcr" mar am lettcn
Sonlta8 ill grober @cordl0niB.
- 0o5 S1idln( ibrcr oltS S>nrs
poro Shtocntcn beItcDcllocu
Monni0nit llngeluib.
q cm- -Oorf, Z. Sftobcr. - Die
9Icunioht oNiopflomer," mcIdjc ocu
y9Imcrifo "s9chcr criol0rcid) ge1cn
britildc SoGten DcrtbeiOigtc, lit
mobrihcirlli6 am leBten Sonlito0 in
cincn Srfon lrttcr0e8ungen ltnb mas
ollS ibrcr alts Sorpnro Stlloentcu
bcItebcnocn Wonnidait lpuroe, lit
ned niht bcfnnnt. Sic Stlloenten
unrcn nlli Der ,Suht bon bier obges
iobrcn, INN lo6 ciner iponiIbcn Gal
icon 81 lll6cn, mclc9c Dor piclcn Sab.
rcn nit rci6cn @plo- uno SLIDER.
ld1bcn an 9oro an Der Giiitc BON 60
nlaica S6iiIbrlth gelittcu bo6en ioQ
Ter beilte aus Colon Banana, bier
ongcfonlnncnc Gnnlpfer oAoponcc, "
Gopitin Stnntel, iidtete Die oMoDs
flomcr" am lCbtcn Sonlltng ctua 800
Wcilcn 0ltlif pon Der Giiltc 6loris
oo's. S6r MoIt mar o6ge6rodcn uno
es mar mlr gcraoe gcnllg oopon
iibrig 8cbIicben, Inn Gin flcineS Se.
Gel boron oli5ll5ic9cn, oomit 0ua
6obr5cl9 bci9c0reGt, .. +. nit Dem
Bulge IN Den 8ino gcriGtct crbuItcn
mcroen fonntc. Ter 9ompier 6Iicb
iiini Stllnocn lang IN Der NdDe, mar
jcOp6 niht i'm Stanbe, Elm Boot olr$.
6llcbcn. 2liS i6licBli6 cin lmbctanns
ter S6lt0onpier eridicn mo Die 2Ib-
ii6t 6cflmoctc, bel Der (Sadt 5ll 6lei'
hcn icbte Scr ,9l0pance" ieinc 6obrt
fort. Gopit1n Sunmel iab iiini
WiGnncr olli Dem ger0cd Der Uiop.
ilomer." Bel ibrcr ?lbio6rt bntte oie
SaAt pier 5tl0entCn, einen Nooi9os
tor lnO einen iopaniiden &o0 al
WnrA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08

(5ortietnns iicbc 2. seitc.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-08

aiebt ben 3elnraen iuieocr cinntul tigIid) Sto'f
iiir fr1tienangc striifeI. Snriiber ipiiien bic
3eitlifaet aber niemnls etiuas 81 beriebien. onb
eine foiche gpioemie eieentlid inlmer berriebt.
Senn perna6ldffiaen fe6r piele Wienid,eit ibren
dbrper nid,t iifriner in einer gseife, oie einen
friibseitigen 1oe ber6eifiibrt2. Eoppelt ibbritht
LIT bteies Serbaten aus Dem Gruioe, oaf, es
mann snadBslidles. abiolnt siperldiiees mliitcl
oufiir giebt. etfieu S6doen ben man feineri
Qebe siiaeiiigt bat bel Better 5u reporireri G5es
braudt iie, ebe es 5u fpdt 1T. IN apotbefert 5il
babrH. tStEpSp,l&S)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17
COURT TROUBLE At NORMAN
AFTER BEING SEARCHED FOR
GUN JUDGE HUSTON OF
GUTHRIE TAKES BENCH

Norman, OKLA Do Fearing
the execution OF threats made yestcr.
day that there would be serious
trouble Iu court today as a result oi
the wnngic IN the Stephenson muir
der case yesterday, District Judge
Mcmillan at the opening Of the
forenoon session ordered Sheriff Is.
aac Sale to search any persons in
the court room suspected Of bearing
concealed firearms.
District Judge huston Of Guthrie
who was dispatched here last night
by the supreme court as special
Judge TO hear this case, had enter.
ed The room, and being stranger 70
the sheriff. was searched ny that
official before the judges identity
became known. 40 weapons were
found and a little later Judge Nc
MILAN formally vacated the bench
and Judge Huston WAS installed
\ motion asking that Judge 7. f.
Wolf of Norman whom the lawyers
Yesterday chose TO preside, be- placed
ON the bench was the first action OF
the defense. Holding that the con
slitU'ional provision permitting mem
beers of the bar of the district to
elect q judge was not selfcNecuting,
Judge Huston oycrrulcd the motion.
\ second motion, attacking the juris.
diction Of the court because of the
case having been transferred from
the federal court met a similar re-.
pulse. Defeat was meted to a motion
attacking the indictment on the
ground Of alleged irreeularity Of the
grand jury \ motion FOR continuance
was ovcrrulod, and at $40 stephen
son pleaded not guilty and the case
went to rial.
At o tonight Judge Huston
grante, 30 continuance Of the case
until the next term Of court
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17
Resolutions Of sympathy.

Whereas, the Angel of Death has,
during the past eight months, enter
ed the home Of our sister. Mrs. Jo-
sephine Carr, and called TO the
home above. three OF her loved ones.
and we know, that while she bows
In gentle submission 10 the will OF
loving Father, her heart is bleeding
from the wounds that nothing but
heaven can heal.
The members of the w. c. r. a..
would say to her and TO the sons
comfort in this hour Of trial, "Our
hearts go up to God I'm earnest
prayer that His loving arms may
enfold YOU. and that you may hear
His voice whispering tenderly, MY
grace Is sufficient for thee" May YOU
be enabled to say with Lytton;
There is no death
The stars 90 down
To rise upon some fairer shore;
And bright I'm heavens ieweled
crown
They shine forcvermore.
There Is no death,
An angel form
Walks DER the earth with silent
tread.
He bears our best loved things
away,
And then we call them dead"
Resolved that copy of this be
sent 10 the family Of Mrs Carr and
one to each Of the daily papers for
Mrs. J. \. BINENS,
MRS. J. \. MADDEN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17
BETWEEN 10000 AND $4,000 PER.
SONS KILLED LAST YEAR.
AN INTERESTING REVIEW
Figures Gathered by ths Bureau Of
Labor Show That The Workers
in steel and Iron Are in the
Greatest Danger.

Washington. d. c.. Dec. lG-Be.
tween thirty and thiity-fivc thousand
deaths and two million injured is the
accident recurl in the United States
iu the last year among workingmen.
according to a bulletin on accidents
Issued today by the bureau of labor
or those employed I'm factories and
workshops, it is stated that probably
the most exposed class are the work.
crs in iron and steel Fatal accidents
among electricians ami electric line
men and coal miners are declared to
hc excessive, while railway trainmcn
were killed in the proportion Of 7.OiG
to 1000
The bulletin declares that much
that could be- done for the protection
Of the workingmcn is neglected.
though many and far.reaching i'm.
provements have been introduced in
factory practices in the last decade.
1t is pointed out that the posi-.
bilities for successful accident pre-.
vention have been clearly demonstrat.
ed in the experience Of foreign coun-
tries
Granting" the bulletin states.
that the underlying conditions in
European countries are often quite
different and that many of our in
dustrial accidents may be the result
of ignorance. reckless Indifference or
carelessness, the fact remains that
an immense amount of human life is
wasted and vast amount of injury
Is done to health and strength. with
resulting physical impairment. which
has "A very considerable economic
value to the nation as a whole"
It is insisted that it should not he
impossible to save at least one.third
I and perhaps one-half by intelligent
and rational methods of factory in.
specton, legislation and control.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17

Washington, Dec 1.-THE secreta-
ry of the interior has sent commu-
cation 10 congress In which ne asks
authority to pay 100000 to the Sac
and Fox Indians This amount is
known as The Sac and Fox of the
Mississippi in Oklahoma. Fund lie
also asks authority to pay to them
$12lGt. Of what is known as "the
grass money
The Indians, through their council
have made a request for the payment
of This money TO them, ON the grounds
thar the interest arising from it when
paid to them individually. is not suf
ticiuut 10 Justify them of having a
payment made. This viii wipe ont
both funds I'm full and the Indians
claim to want the money 10 improve
their lands.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17
90
DISTRICT COURT.
Cases on the Civil Docket Beina Dis.
posed o.

Cases on the Civil ooeke, Being Dis.
posed o.
The cases on the civil docket are
being disposed of by Judge Russell
In the district court.
In the suit of sam Noble VS.. the
Union Mutual lIf, lnsuranc, Co
OF Portland, Me. an order 10 pay
plaintiff $1,000 was filed ana an agree.
mcnt was filed referring the matter
to W. ID. Potter as referee.
T.. r.. Hoggoss vs.. Walter Lyon was
settled and dismissed and the cost
OF the defendant, The same dlsposi
tion was made of the case in which
W II. Jansen was PLAINTIFF and \. u
Hyde defendant
The East Ardmorc Baptist church
case was called ana am order was
mdc modifying the temporary re-
straining order granted by Judge uus
ton.
W. Mscl was given Judgment
against the G. O. y C. for $500
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17
CAN STATE CAPITAL Be MOVED?
VIEWS OF congressman

Washington, Dec. 17.-There is di-
versity of opinion in the Oklahoma
congressional delegation as to wheth-
er the state legislature has the au-
thorty to move from Guthrie the state
capital until 1913, the time fixed in
the enabling act.
Senator owen is of the opinion that
the legislature has the authority. He
cities the clause in the enabling act
which requires that the capital re.
main at Guthrie until 1913, and then
turns to another page of the enabling
act which says that Oklahoma shall
be- admitted with all the rights Of
other states. other states have the
right through their legislatures, to
move a capital If they so desire
Senator Gore would not express an
opinion. To a query he facctiously re.
piled: Il am not in a position TO Judge
the matter just now am going down
% Guthrie the first of the year. an
perhaps | may find out then" Senator
Gore is going to Oklahoma 10 De-
present the second Tuesday IN Jan
uary at which time the legislature will
re-clect him to the senate.
Congressman Bird Mcclure. iu
whose district Guthrie is located. is
emphatically OF the opinion that the
legislature has no authority to move
the capital prior TO 1913. He says that
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17
PRESIDENT AGAIN SHOWS DETER
MINhTIoN TO PROMOTE PET
OVER 354 FELLOW OFFICERS
Army Circles Stirred by the Report
That Major Scott. Because He IS
Friend q Major Gen. Wood
VIII Receive Special Favors

Washington. Dec. I'..- Nn'''r'heS
in army circles are heard over 'h' r'-
ported determination "' fI'SIu'h'
Ro"s'N''t 10 nominate MAYOR hush j..
scott OF the FonI'''nih infantry Sn'
p'rIh'rnI'nl OF the military academy
AT west ROM WIN 'he lliI' ana pay
"I '"I'u'H 10 b' % hIltad''i gen.
'raL ph' hundred ana 'l'N'h'h ON
the Ils' oil majors me promotion OF
scott would De- s'ioacN 10 I"V "th'
'r MAJORS, I'' lieutenant 'oion'''
ana lI' c"I"h'Is. Nh'n h' entered
''' '''''IlN I'D IN'I. "'i "Il''IS' sun
h'i"W the grade OF nIltadI'r general
were Do 'h" service.
MI 'na' MAJOR scott mas 10 com.
m'n. hlm Tor promotion Us 'oai he Us
"a III'hd "I MAJOR General Leonard \.
wood WI" has received presidential
ia'orS To a greater extent than any
one 'IS' lh Ih' army lie was on
Nood $ starr, ana Us largely blamed
TOT lh' uprising oi the natives in
'oIo' NJ west Folht ne mas had noth'
Ing nut Irlc'ioh' ID" most serious out
or'aN OF caIeis against the anti-haz.
'nE III" occurred Iast summer.
'"' ''''a''oh OF 'hlS man over the
"'auS "i men VINO nave seen more
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17

the enabling act and the constitution
provide for this, and in addition TO
its being a part of the constitution, It
is an agreement with the government
that is irrevocable even by a vote
of the people. He is of the opinion
that If any attempt is made to move
the capital from Guthrie, it will be
met by injunctions from the federal
courts.
Congressman Fulton, in whose dis.
trict lie Oklahoma City and Shawnee.
both candidates for the capital, says
that this is purely a question of law
and one that he has not studied suf.
ficiently to pass an opinion on. He is
investigating the matter now
Congressman Carter, I'm a general
way, is of the same opinion that Mr..
Fulton holds. He thinks it a matter
of law over which there need be no
contest, when II is investigated thor
oughly. Congressman Ferris and Da-
vonport are not satisfied what the
law is. Mr.. Davenport Is rather in
clincd to the belief, that considering
the vote Of the people at the last
election when they decided to locate
the capital in new townsite, might
be sufficient justification for the leg.
islature to act, outside OF other points
OF law
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17

Walter Wcllmau says"thc TAFT poll
cy in dealing with congress is TO bo
one Of franknoss, fricndliness aud
firmness" That will be- novelty to
members who have not served more
than seven years.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17

These Dutch Warships are having "A
very easy time capturing the Ncuezuc-
Ian fleet No powder has been burn
I'd as yet and that fact must be dis.
gusting to Admiral Robloy Evans.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17
80

Some 10000 barrels Of whisky were
sold In Louisville last Thursday Lou
isvlle has received her Christmas
money and there's something doing in
the country.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17

Foley's Orino Laxative cures con.
stipation and stimulates the liver. or
ino regulates the bowels so they will
act naturally and you do not have to
take purgatives continuously, Sold by
all druggists II & w
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17

That Canadian Indian maintained
his reputation as a runner by defeat.
ing the Italian. Dorandu, In the Mara.
thon distance race at Madison Square
garden.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-17

There is supreme evidence OF a
hidden hand in the publicity Of In
dian history connected with the name
of Senator owen.