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The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-03

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 The pattern is in five sizes-one to nine years. For child of five years the apron requires 2h yards of ma. terial 27 inches wide, or IFS yard 36 inches wide.
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The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-03
Correct Measurements.

The correct measurements of a short woman are: Height, feet 4 inches; neck, 12h inches; bust, SC inches; waist, 21 inches; hips, 37 inches. For a tall woman the meas urements are: Height, 5 feet 81b inches; weight, 137 pounds; bust, 3G inches; waist, 25 inches; hips, AZ inches; top of arm. 14 inches, tapering to 8 inches.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-03
Had the Symptom.

Soiled Samuel-Wots diss disease dey call hydrophobia?
 Rumpled Robert-It comes from bein' bit by a dog, an de symptom is fear O water.
 Soiled Samuel-Youse sure O dat? Rumpled Robert-'Course I am. Wot you turnin' pale for?
 Soiled Samuel-I'm tryin ter think whom I wuz bit by dog.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-03
Done In Style.

What is that fearful din?"
 That is a duel between Count Fucashi and Prince de Brass. Being prevented by social engagements from attending in person they have sent photographs.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-03
A STREET SCENE IN MANILA

o the Philippine remarkable xna M - that if beenen tt , Many Of the business taking o, 'He p"'' ana business aspect vlizaton '7 VI"
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
TAFT ADDRESSES
CHICAGO CROWDS
Begins a Vigorous Western
Campaign and Talks About
Labor Record
Shakes Hands All Around With
the Force in the Commit.
tee Headquarters

CHICAGO. Sept. 23.-Winiam n. Taft,
republican candidate for president IN
two addresses here tonight opened
what his leaders declared would be
from now on an aggressive campaign.
Speaking before the Itailwaymen's in
dependent Taft club Taft paid his re-
spects to union labor, dealing particu-
larly with decisions In labor cases rem
dered by him when Judge.
Arriving in Chicago from Cincinnati.
after having stopped at George Ade's g
farm at Brook, Ind. the republican can
didate went Immediately to the Audi
torium annex and held short confer
ence with Chairman Hitchcock.
After the conference Taft was taken
to republican headquarters in the Har-
vester building. The headquarters force
was completing the days work and
Taft expressed the desire to meet all
OF the men and shake hands with them.
They lined up in the long passage and
he passed down the Zine and met each
Sone. shaking hands and exchanging
pleasant greetings with each.
After this incident Taft noticed Miss
Rochelle, the telephone operator, who
was busy handling calls, and remarked
that he had not met her. Chairman
Hitchcock sent a relief to the switch
board and Miss Rochelle was drawn
forward and blushingly met the candi-
date. Dinner was served for Taft in
-Hitchcock's rooms, where they finished
their conference. There were no others
present at the dinner After dinner
Taft drove in an automobile TO Orches-
ira hall. on the lake front. large
crowd. forming an overflow meeting,
surrounded him and. standing in his
automobile, he delivered an informal
address
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
WHITE SLAVE GIRL
RING IS IN Tolls
Scheme to Export Women for
Immoral Purposes Is Dis
covered in Pittsburg
Police Believe Proposition Is
One of the Most Extensive
Ever Attempted
special. DISPATCH TO THE CALL

PITTSBURG. Sept "a scheme to
export beautiful girls from the cities
of the east to dives In San Francisco
and Los Angeles was uncovered here
today when seven persons were ar
rested and charged with carrying on
white slave traffic At last midnight
Gordon of city detectives raided a
place at 1910 Maria street. which
later proved to be-headquarters of the
dealers in white slaves. Those ar
rested include Joseph Valitulti.
Charles Rosso, Joseph ordito, Anthony
Cress. Mary Lombard and two women
claiming to be the wives of Valitulti
and Cress.
From correspondence found It was
shown that girls from Cleveland,
Brooklyn, New York. Buffalo and Chi
cago had been In correspondence with
these seven with the evident intention
of going to the coast. One letter was
found from girl named Helen Har-
rison of Cleveland. in which she ac-
cepted a proposition which had been
made her TO go TO Los Angeles. while
Mabel Wilson, also of Cleveland. has
promised TO take up her residence in
San Francisco. A woman named Girls
ley of the Bronx. New York, and Ethel
Pomeroy of Brooklyn, n. Y, had also
written regarding some propositions
which had been made TO them relative
to going to the coast.
The police are satisfied that they
have stumbled on to one Of the great
est moves i'm white slave trafic In
years. They believe the traffic is be-
ing carried on two ways-that girls
from the coast cities are being
brought east and eastern girls taken
to the Pacific coast.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
HASKELL PROMISES FIGHT
Oklahoma Governor Declares
Arraignment Is Ridiculous
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
GUTHRIE. Okla, Sept. 23.-"If Presi-
dent Roosevelt's statements are cor
rectly quoted. he has crawled into a
hole which is scarcely big enough for
him to turn around in. and before he
gets through with me 1 will plug up
the hole, said Governor Charles N.
Haskell tonight when shown the sub
stance of the presidents attack upon
him.
Roosevelt, in his attempt to butt
into practices used in ward politics, has
placed himself just where l want him,
and l will make him sorry for it, con-
Roosevelt arraignment in detail, the
governor declared that it was ridicu-
lous.
I'm condemning me for my attitude
toward the Prairie oil and gas COM
pany," said Haskell, Roosevelt is i'm
pugning the acts of his former secre-
was Hitchcock who granted the Prairie
company its rights to build pipe line
in what is now Oklahoma.
''As to vetoing the child labor bill, 1T
had some provisions in 1t that would
work an absolute hardship upon work
ing people, as we'll as employers. A
stenographer could not work In a
lawyers Office or any other place If
She was under is, and a minor could
not even work after school to support
a widowed and sick mother. or to as
sist in securing an education
Haskell declared that there was alb
solutely nothing to the charge of Creek
land frauds, as he had never dealt in
Indian lands.
AS to the charge of mixing politics
with the state university. 1 am only
one of several members of the board
of regents and have never attended but
one meeting of the board. Mr.. Cruce is
chairman of the board and controls its
actions"
The governor stated that there was
nothing new in the statement of Mon
nett that he secured his information as
to Gaskelfs alleged connection with
the Standard oil from Squires of Cleve-
land.
He stated that in his petition in TIL e
case, salG the governor and mas never
the subject
If Roosevelt is looking for fight
he could not have come to better
ernOr
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
ENGAGED TO MARRY
SIX MEN AT SAME TIME
Woman Who Conducted Matri-
monial Agency Accused
of Fraud

FRESNO. Sept. 23.-Mrs. Margaret
Roholt. alias Miss Margaret walder.
who was arrested several days ago by
the local police on charge OF con-
Quoting a fake matrimonial agency.
but later turned over to the federal
authorities and charged with using the
United States mails to defraud, was
held to answer to the federal grand
jury this morning by United States
Commissioner Cashin. Bond was fixed
at $500, which was Immediately fur
nished by John Rettgert and J. X.
Christian. The federal grand jury will
meet November 3.
At the time of her arrest the woman
is said to have been engaged in trying
to consummate sale OF land valued
at $4,000 to S. r. Johnson Jr. of Okla
homa, known here az the purchaser.
He learned he was about TO be victim
tied and departed. The woman ad-
mftted today having written to six
men at the same time. urging mar
riage. but claims that from only one
person did she accept money. the lat
ter being W. II. Heiber OF Laurel. Mont.
She claims she is the wife of L. j.
Roholt OF Wyle, Mont.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24

go to Denver the Prarie company started its
frespassiBg. This believe prearranged be-
tween tile governor and the Prairie company,
the Prairie company rushed the laying of its
pipe line during the absence OF the governor
from the state
/ wired the governor the 1st of July ask
ing whether he had given the Prairie company
permission TO build their line. His reply eyaded
my sole question aud instead OF answering 1t
he said that WAS satisfied that the Prairie
company would not violate the law.
Between the ODD OF April and tic 22d of July
Governor Haskell received advice from me
as his legal advisor ito the matter and IL
he had received advice from his assistant at
torney general he did not do the honor Of
submitting the same to me.
When he heard of the bringing of the suit he
directed the acting governor to order me to dis
miss the suit and indulged in insolent language
TO the effect that he would not tolerate any pro-
ceedlng by me except at his direction. The use
of this insulting language regarding me, to-
gether with his sudden change OF heart between
April and July evidences that some very deep
and controlling motive OF a personal nature was
back OF his action.
The only person that the prohibition could
help was the Standard oil company. and that he
hazarded as mech he did for them after his
sudden change of heart supplies the necessary
factor for any Intelligent man TO reckon whether
the governor OF Oklahoma has leaning toward
the Standard oil company. and therefore the
presidents statement seems 70 me very mild
rebuke. CHARLES ID. WEST,
Attorney General OF Oklahoma.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
Beauty and Z
Bad Breath
Can Not Go Together, No Matter How a
Woman May Try to Make Them

Il does not matter how beautiful a
woman may be. IL she Is afnieted with
had breath she will be Stunned and
ufried by men. and even women will
studiously avoid her.
II any woman doubts this statement
let her make a point OF asking 1riend
in whom she may conhde. man friend
or relative. II he be honest he will tell
her that foul breath from the mouth or
a woman Will drive men from her more
rapidly than any other personal ar
Foul breath arouses in man disgust.
and where this quality Is brought into
play no amount OF self-den1al or reason
ing can overcome the natural repug-
nance which comes to man when he IS
In company with such a woman.
What is true of bad breath in woman
IS not true in so great a degree IN men,
Women are looked upon as the 1ncar-
nation of sweetness, breeding. virtue
and refinement. Foul breath Will sicken
a man so that he can not feel for such
a woman a companiOnship necessary to
make him desire to be In her company.
There is absolutely no occasion for
bad breath in either men or women
Charcoal the strongest absorbent
known. when taken into the stomach
Will prevent this repugnant tendency
or aff1ictiOn.
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are sold
in tremendous quantities all over
America and Canada. They cure and
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single box will convince you OF this
fact. One should eat some of these
lozenges after each meal and upon re-
firing. You might eat fifty of them
without harm. They are not medicine,
but pure willow charcoal mixed with
sweet honey TO make them palatable.
and compressed into a lozenge to pre-
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The next time you wish to go into
company and don't want your foul
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Stuart's Charcoal LOzenges. and your
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Every druggist carries them Price
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Mich.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
WANT UNION LABEL USED
Typographical Union Asks Bry-
an to Use Vignette in Paper

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept. 23.-Typo-
graphical unions of Indiana and other
states are this week forwarding reso-
lutions to William T.. Bryan, democratic
presidential candidate, demanding that
the. union label be placed on his publi-
cation, the Commoner
The resolutions from the South Bend
typographical union were sent TO
Bryan this afternoon. The printers feel,
as long as Bryan processes to be a
friend of organized labor he should
see that his publishers follow the Gus
tom of all union offices.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
MILD REBUKE, SAYS WEST
Oklahoma Attorney General Ap-
proves RooSeveIt'S Letter

GUTHRIE, Okla, Sept. 23.-"Presi-
dent Roosevelts statement concerning
Governor Haskelrs alleged Standard
oil connection seems to me very mild
rebuke," declared Charles West, demo-
crat. attorney general of Oklahoma,
when shown the. presidents letter to
William J. Bryan by an Associated
Press representative tonight. Vests
statement in full follows:
The presidents statement as to the Prairie
oil and gas company suit is less than the whole
matter in it's whole iniquity because on the
23d of April I had Informed the governor that
the action taken bys the Prairie company was
Illegal and should be enjoIned. and that had
brought an injunction suit At that time. April
q. the governor agreed with TO the
illegality OF the action and approved the bring
Ing Of the injunction.
The same day the governor left the state TO
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24

addressed the largest audience that
ever had assembled in Memorial hail.
Bryans appearance on the platform
created scene of the widest enthusi-
sasm which took some time to die out
but the demonstration was repeated
when he was formally introduced by
James Kilbourne, democratic candidate
for governor of Ohio several years ago
While Bryan was speaking Judge Har-
mon, the present democratic candidate
for governor of the state, and others
were addressing the crowd outside
In none of his remarks did Bryan
touch on the bribery charge against
(fnVernnr Haskell
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
nnYAN pErERs coMMENr.

COLUMBUS. O.. Sept. 23-When the
letter of President Roosevelt in reply
TO Bryan's telegram was shown to him
Mr.. Bryan took it. but, without read
ing the contents, said: I'm too tired
tonight 1t will keep until morning .
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
HASKELL REPEATS DENIALs
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

NEW YORK, Sept 23.-The World
publishes the following:
GUTHRIE, Okla, Sept. 23.-Never
had any connection of any kind with
the Standard oil company. They never
asked my services and / had no ac-
quaintance nor association. direct or
indirect. Have not seen story about
Wall street dealings.
"CHARLES N HASKELL"
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24
CROWDS GREET BRYAN
Nebraskan Makes Twelve Adj
dresses During Day in Ohio

COLUMBUS, o.. Sept. 23.-Twelve
speeches to enormous crowds marked
the second entry of William j. Bryan,
democratic candidate for president, into
Ohio during the present campaign. His
concluding speech was made here to-
night to an overflow crowd of 10000
persons. while just previously he had
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24

On this state of affairs we have two
comments TO make and two questions
The people of Oklahoma are taxed
10 support their educational institu-
lions from the primary school to the
university. They pay their money to
nave their children educated When
the politicians use this money to pro-
mole the interest OF a political ma
chine or church sect they are guilty
81 breach Of trust. What do the tax
payers or Oklahoma think Of the use
which their public servants are maxi
ing Of the public funds? What do
they think about this financial policy
the taking Of the money due their SONS
and daughters and diverting ii for fhe
civil.
Governor Haskell was one of Mr..
Bryan's right hand men in the demo-
cratic convention and. at Mr. Bryan's
instance, has been made treasurer NJ
the democratic national committee. II
Is appalling TO think what would he
the result In the educational systems
OF the Philippines and Porto Rico. in
the digging of the Panama canal IN
the work OF Irrigation and reforestiza-
ton. In the administration Of the post
ONCE. interior and agricultural depa RI
ments. in the appointments of foreign
ministers and consuls. If the spirit
which has actuated the democratic
authorities IN the state OF oklahoma
should be permitted to take control of
the federal government at Washington.
which
speak louder than words. has declared
his disbelief in Grover Cleveland's
motto. A public Office is a public frusf.
And Mr.. Haskell is a representative
leader in the Bryan democracy. What
does Mr. Bryan think of Mr. CleVe-
lands princfple2 What do the Ameri
can people think OF Mr. Haskelis con
temptuous reversal Of ft?,
NO INVESTIGATION
NEEDED
You close your telegram by saving
that you expect and will demand fair
ana honorable treatment from those
who are In charge of the republican
campaign. ! am not in charge of the
campaign. but am greatly Interested
IN II ] have shown you above fair
" and honorably that Governor Has
kell - a man who. on every account
have named, Is unworthy of any posi-
ton IN our public life. No further
investigation or these facts is re-
cUired. They are spread on the record
before you. and they were avafIahle
before Mr. Haskell was chosen Tor l1ie
position ~ treasurer.
You also say that you will not per-
nit any responsible member of the
republican organization to misrepreeenf
the attitude Of your party IN the pres
eDt campaig "a. You viii have no dim
Guilty ~ getting me to represent II
Alright, Tor my sole anxiety is that the
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-24

RESUME IN CHICAGo-New York. Sept. 23
The taking of evidence In the governments suit
TO dissolve the Standard oil company of New
Jersey was concluded here for the present. The
hearing will be resumed on Wednesday In
Chicago.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09
Cheap Binding Twine
For the Farmers.

TIC Siatc Beard q Agriculture,
says special bulle,in, has taken
up the question o, binding tuine
with W. h. Haskell, Warden Il
the Kansas State peniientiary,
whose bln3lng te1ne plan, has
saved ,he gfea, Nhel, State to the
north from thc oppression and
financial raYHgcs 81 the twine
trust. uadef ,lN Territorial Cow
efumeni this department has bern
enahlei during tue past two years
% save hundreds q aailan b. ,fe
small gIain growers q the State.
bt Until th Yeaf fhc Kansas
g~tae plri has aeef tesb ea
ata g iaiy uesi fle aais.ae
aenanl ms ye8 ti baf5 IS
abs @ Hleie fais ca apd
hlH cents ea pH sf ien b
rs q SEQ ranfs ana ara f1s.
and ehi lgais a ~ less
fhsa fEH nm ri
grain growers an iakt tf.s matter
up huei Nth ilh Kansas plant.
and ii Oklahoma State BMi nl
tasa Fasa 81 furnishing mia
b'anls and Hee'en, 3 aH apra.
sanis tom amang tle cram growers.
Slmpi WlH Ne n furnished e
long as iiss sapply hsis Il IS na
0alg n lhe hsine purchased from
the Kansas rlaHl thti this action Il
ere Stat 94 vii efed efelt
saeaeie fhe FARMERS. bu aa tN-ne
dealers ulA b compelled q meet
these figures by reason n this
competition Farmers SHOULD take
adeaniass e eiis arrangement aad
phase Their ofdsfs early So thar ifeY
Wla na fail victims 81 cwncff
that might osem latrf i0 tlic season
after lhe s4rply q the Kansas
institution becomes exhausted.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09
Thinks Crops
win Be Good.

John N N.liegoi Needmofe ealle3
Monday 10 vnca his subscription ,o
tlw aiamly paper Af. Ages is
ore thc olsiesi subscribers % the
Chestan books and IS one Il this
rapes most taiue1 ifen1s. n
speaking q ,be fruit prospects ST..
Malef SAID he id ~, sh.nk tire
ifai hai heen injured 81 ths fceenl
cai weather. futthatgfe Indications
nea afe thas ne aia hste e9l
efp & ffali al around The n1Isa.
taas ia gpaa ap a kH3s 81
MI'lei SAYS age Frfr Fright
Ft 1aeisaa s visiting is te4n
tia ssss. saa . maeghs uany 81
ulss heme siat aifh meea ssi
naslc
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09
State Meetings.

Elesa state glnIng.0As VII
holdthaif annual conventions Is SUI
phuf this year Dates have been
fixed ior pan q the conventions a.
follows Grand lodge Knights q
Pythas, Nay and ., State Medical
ASSOCIATION. Nay n. IS ana 10.
Pharmaceutical assosiaien. May 70.
y aad,22. Stue Bankers ass0gia-
ton. May q and 2s. Odd Fellows
grand lodge, April i snd IS b. I.
p. L ensampmenl. June y 70 90
State Chauiaaqua. June iSt1 3.
rsunihn'ef e members n the coastila.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09
WEIGH NEWS


Contracts are let FOR e,oeo feet Of
drill holes on the leases east 81 WEIGH,
and operations will com mence within
the next sixty days
Joe Parker is repofted "A rapidly
improving from his attack Of typhoid
fever and Il is expected another ~eek
or two will see hlm able TO be up.
Lark Brown delivered the sural
route mail Monday FOR hen nurall but
only got as far as Deer creek % &c
counC Of the high water
Oats are % aud are looking aae aud
conditions favor a big crop from pfe
sent indications.
A mutual telephone me. is reported
will be built from Chetopa 70 WEIGH Ia
the near future. aud an exchange will
b put Ia here i sufficient subscribers
are secured.
T. y. Mcfarland. fiFlng on bncle
Granville Cnig's larn W. Route I, re-
ported yesterday that The houss
caught Tire fgam burning sooG aud
burned ouf a section 81 TIRE ruai tie
size q small billiard tsola
quite a numher % asres q caga was
reported Is plaatsl previous % Mon
dag rain. some ef TIE farmers having
IS much as twenty-five aees planted
From nos on however sesn planting
vii be % ia iall o'as1 ne ua.tnee 81
the naonta.
Ton liancoek bought rs hesd II
cattle last sees q pubk ms and Jones.
ana tWsnfg.one head 81 Ianu Niles IS
Niles posfaniss. THURSDAY Lee Jacs-
son aud Tom bought fNo ears oi cattle
near Miami and shipped them from
that point last sunday
Mr and Mrs A I. Ogief and cilld.
Een felufnsd h1me fusssiay FROM NuN
Mexico, where they have maize ana
proof on lheif homestead and nos
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-09

Ausher ~ 0kinhoaa olu nei soFflsd
over lsulslsaA nut.n0,

Guthrie. on Senator Ciafenee
Davis, author 0E The primary eieetlea
blll passed ~ the senate does noe
believe that the recent decision d
Louisiana n vhlch The primary elee
tion law 81 that stafn was declared
Unconstitutional viii have any ef
feet on the Oklahoma Lass
-The ouly point IA phich the Louis.
lana decision that vgnld touch cur
law. tAye Mr. uaxls ~ IN reeaf
81 the nomination III rnltea Stat
senators - primary Satas which =
Declared Is ba eonifafy - the con.
stlfuuon & the United States. Our
aNn constitution expressly provides
fuf taat. however aai ,he fart that
the veto aeeN nni M aaY way tind
gho leelsieso1e IS my erluian fempfre
ans ehfeffiau - 90 tho constitution
ai.iy 81 tha laf