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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-17

Raymond candidate that he must
name such or withdraw his challenge
and admit that he was bluifing al
the time, and does not dare to meet
Honest Jim on the stump.
Creagcr forwarded a challenge ~
joint debate to Davenport immediate
ly aftor the primaries. Davenport ac.
copied at oncel asked fitwO debates
IN each county. and requested dates.
Creagcr Immediately grew less anxi.
ous and has since eyaded all efforts
10 get him into arrangements to meet
the Democratic congressman lie az
cepted a date at Wan for September
.. which Davenport named, but failed
70 appear and while four thousand
people waited for him there to an.
swer the speech of Davenport. he was
an hundred miles away in the north.
ern part of the district
1t is commonly stated in Muskogec,
Creager's headquarters, that the r.
publican candidate has lost his nerve,
and his managers also. and that he
will not meet Jim" Davenport Ia
Joint debate. They have had IL r..
ported to them that Davenport viii on
such occasions tell first OF the dear
whereby an Indian agency employe
was taken from his job and run fos
congress, and who expects to benefit
thereby; and second. give some of the
inside OF Creager's work as oil-inspect.
or which viii show why the Raymond
man will have very little hope of any
lndiaH vote.
Following is the letter which has
been forwarded Mr.. Creager:
Sapulpa. Sept. Ia, 1908.
Mr.. c. f. Creager, Muskogee, Okla.
Dear Sir; On account OF the fact
that Congressman Davenport's itin.
erary must be arranged this week, we
again and for the last time request
YOU, individually or through your COM
mittee or manager. name times and
places for the joint debates for which
you issued a challenge Immediately
after your nomination
We presume. Mr.. Creager, that you
are in earnest in stating that you wish
to meet Mr.. Davenport in debate, and
therefore, cannot understand your
reasons for evading and postponing
the matter of time and place.
We have just received your letter o.
the 1lth inst, stating that you had
referred the matter to your commit
tee and would be governed by them
but as this is merely a reiteration o.
your several previous replies TO our
requests for something decisive. we
again respectfully urge YOU TO give us
a definite answer, or else withdraw
your challenge as we. cannot wait
longer on you in arranging Mr. Dav-
enport's itinerary through the district
Very respectfully,
THIRD DIST. DEMO. CONGR. cont
Per SETH X. GORDON, Chairma !.
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A Paying Investment.

Mr.. John White. of SO Highland Ave,
Houlton, Maine, says: Have been
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and spring. Last winter tried many
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of Dr. Kings New Discovery; before
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am now convinced that Dr. Kings New
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-17
LOG ROLLERS At POND GREEK
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Pond Creek Okla. Sept 1.-THE
celebrations Of the opening OF the first
annual meeting OF the Grant County
Log Rolling association OF the NJ w
A. was held IN jefferson yesterday.
Il was intended 10 hold the meeting
in Rock lslaad park. bu rains made
the park too wet. TIL, roads were
fearful, but the crowd was large nevei-
.heless Judge Swlgerl Of Enid. IL,
iiyered an address Dlill6 by uni.
formed teams Of toresteis aud by the
Royal Neighbors were held In tho
Foresters' drll Nashville got the first
prize aud Lamont the second The
Lamon Roya. Neightors secured The
first prize
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VETERANS MARCH

sulphur, Okla, Sept 1.-THE grand
march, in which several hundred vet
Grams participated. was the feature
OF today's program OF the annual G..
A. X, encampment here city Off.
cials and civic societies Joined With
the veterans in the parade. in which
there was also a number Of hand
some floats At Plat park former
Governor Ferguson delivered the prln-
cipal address of the day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-17

WILL FIGHT

Oklahoma City, OKLA. Sept. 17.--
The alleged political tendencies Of
several members of the Oklahoma
State Federation of Labor will prob.
ably be given public airing at a
hearing OF an injunction suit in the
district cenrt here. September 2S. .
Luther Langston, secretary-trcasurer
OF that organization. has sued out a
writ OF injunction against the mem
bcrs of the executive board TO prevent
them from interfering with him in the
discharge OF his duties. The fight was
brought on by Tic refusal OF Lanss.
ton 10 sign a certain endorsement OF
Governor Haskell brought TO him by
Miss l<ate Barnard, commissioner OF
charities, several days since, and also
because he would not permit he use
of the federation seal on certified
cory of the legislative committee &
report. Because of this, charges were
preferred against him to the effect
that he was perniciously active in poi,
itics. He has lately Joined the Indc.
pendenec party movement in Oklaho
ma. The executive board after hold.
ing a trial. rendered a report in which
they asked l.angston to resign He
retaliated by getting an Injunction
against them. According to Langston,
the charges are frivolous IN their nd.
ture, and only designed TO embarrass
him. He threatens to expose certain
officials when the hearing comes up
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CREAGER' S
BLUFF IS
CALLED
specIal b DaIly Leader.

Special 10 Daily Leader.
Sapulpa, Okla, Sept l7.-Hoa.
Seth X. Gordon. Dayenport's campaign
manager. has directed a letter to G.
r. Creager, Republican nohinee9 fof
congress tu the Third district. EN-
phaucaily calling the bluff Of the
"carpetbag clerk" IN his challenge fof
a series Of joint dehates with Tie biz
Democratic congressman.
Mr. Gordon refers 70 the way In
which Creager has evaded al effores
10 gni nom him definite times aul
plaefs lof 'oinl iepNes. anal iellr che
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GA. - II RIA.
''':'' e. 4 G@HAzzz1
CROWDS
GREET
.......... S.. HASKELL
"fofaOt
M 2llIq 2 a7T2
2llA 2 77I2

A telegram receives here from ma
uonal Den.ooraCe feadquariers a..
Chicago. states rat Governor Has
kell, Of Oklahoma, Is hay ng The larS-
est meetings held N illinois this year
His reply to deAsts attacks on Mr.
Bryan and hinselt creates the widest
enthusiasm Muel, interest is being
manifested "a the govern rs explana,
ton OF The okiahcma state guarantee
banking law,
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CORE SET
CONVENTION
ON FIRE.
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS
HEAR ELOQUENT OKLA
HoMA SENATOR
DIVIDED THE HONORS
WITH PEERLESS BRYAN
Strong State Ticket Named
With Scartelj a Note
Of Dlscord

For Goyernor--Lewis stuyvesan,
Chanler, of Duchess.
Lieutenant Governor-John A. Dix,
Of Washington.
Secretary of State-John s. Wha-
len. of Monroe.
Comptroller Martin II. Glynn, Of
Albany.
Attorney General--ceorge NJ. Palb.
er, OF Schoharie.
Treasurer--Julius Haiser OF SUI.
iClk.
State Engineer and SLrYeyor-Pn,l-
lip 7. Farley, of Kings.
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Z. q Robinson relnfned this morn
Ins nom oklahnma OIIl.
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Rochester, n. ", Sept. 17.-All op-
position to Mr.. Chanler disappeared
after conference of tie state lead
ers which occupied greater part of
Tuesday night The ticket decided
upon by the leaders, with one excep-
tion, seemed TO meet the approval OF
All the delegates, and the nominations
were made with great enthusiasm un-
I'll the offices of the state engineer
and surveyor was reached. The CON
ference candidate for this office was
Phillip p. Farley, OF Brooklyn, an anti
McCarrcn man.
Senator McCarren, amid the cheers
of his supporters, took The platform
TO resent an insult He declared the
nomination oi Farley was agreed t.
without any regard TO the Kings coua.
~ delegation and was intended 10
eInbarrass them. lie declared he
would always support Democratic
nominees, bur would not hold him.
self responsible for the action of peo.
pie who felt themselves insnlted. Far.
ley won on the first call but a mo
ion TO make the nomination unani-
nous came from three scattered dele
gates.
The convention adjourned without
cay after United States Senator Gore.
IF Oklahoma, had made brief adj
dress
Senator Gore said the Republican
party was torn with strife in many
states, while all the Democratic ranks
presented a united front in the cam.
paign.
Il came TO this state" said the sen.
ator, TO see the Tammany tiger take
The bone Out OF the Teddy Bears
mouth
What trust has the Republican par
~ destroyed, asked the senato.
Only one, my friends, and that was
our trust in God. emblazoned on the
money OF this country. That Is the
only trust which has felt the blow Of
The big stick the only trust in which
he American people were preferred
10 stockholders
Under the Cleveland administration,
said he. 80 banks closed and It was
called a panic" while under tha
Roosevelt administration ~all the
banks closed and they called il holi-
day"
Senator Gore was cheered and
standing vote OF thanks rendered him.
Mr.. Bryan. who was introduced fol.
owing the afternoon recess. said;
MIR. Taft confesses that his argn-
ments are not convincing when he at.
lempts TO Introduce sCares and to
threaten the public with disaster Il
he is not elected The threat is al
ways an admission that argument anu
persuasion have not been effective.
Measured by this test MIR TAFT has a.
ready abandoned hope OF convincing
the public OF the righteousness OF his
position LEI US take a., the subjects
with which he has been dealing.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
ATTACK POLICE
WITH PISTOLS
CROOKS SHOOT AT OFFICERS
FROM BARRlCADE
Man Accused of Two Murders Es-
eapes When Door Is Finally
Broken In - Three
Arrested
IBy Associated Press. ]

CHICAGO, Sept. 1S.-A desperate re-
volver fight resulted early today when
squad of police attempted to force
entrance into a house at Front and
Carpenter streets, where John Kapus-
ka, wanted on charge of two muir
ders, was supposed to be in hiding.
Three men were arrested, and during
the fighting Kapuska escaped.
Kapuska was sought for the MUIR
der of John Greigel. 313 Milwaukee
avenue, and Louis Falardeau, $50 Noble
street. He is also known by the name
of Kruger.
Last night the police received worC
that the house at Front and Carpenter
streets was barricaded and it was be-
lieved Kapuska was inside!
A squad of police was dispatched to
the scene and surrounded the house
A demand that Kapuska surrender
was answered with a fusillade of shots
from inside.
The police replied with a volley and
then prepared to storm the place. A
few moments later it became apparent
that the occupants of the house had
used all of their ammunition, and the
police charged, smashed in the doors
and entered.
1t was at this time that Kapuska
escaped.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
PRIZES FOR CHILDREN

@ AUNT LAURIE has come to live
9 with The Herald. Now Aunt Laurie {
o is very wonderful person. She I
% claims to be auntie to every boy and (
@ girl in Los ANGELES and ALL the (
8 SURROUNDING COUNTRY where The {
o Herald goes. Aunt Laurie has just {
@ returned from her vacation and is {
o anxious TO hear how all of her (
@ nephews and nieces spent their hOli- {
@ days. So sit right down and write a
8 letter to her, telling how you spent
3 the happiest day of your vacation.
O. Aunt Laurie will give two prizes for
@ the letters, one for the best letter writ
o ten by a Los Angeles girl or hoy and {
4. ono to the writer of the best letter {
q. from outside of the city limits. Tho
@ prizes will be one dollar each in cash. (
8 The letters must be written on one Z
Z. side of paper only, from $50 to $50 Z
8 words in length, signed with name and Z
8 address, and If writer attends public Z
8 school with the name of school and Z
81 grade.
8 Letters for this competition must be
@ received in this Office not later than
@ September rs.
o Later Aunt Laurie will offer many Z
@ other prizes and rewards for this kind Z
o of work. She Will tell you all about it Z
@ in a supplement which Is to be pub Z
@ lished for the young people beginning
@ October 4, and which will be called
9 the SUNDAY HERALD JUNIOR. Z
O Write a letter to this new depart
@ ment of The Herald and make the ac-
@ quaintance of the editor.
o Address AUNT LAURIE,
o Care The Herald, Los Angeles. 4
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19

This idea that reasonable restraint
of trade is unobjectionable is the enter
ing wedge-it is the first step toward
the annihilation of the principle of
competition.
1.-The Democratic party has been
called a Socialistic party and / have
been denounced as a Socialist. l con-
tend that the Republican party, not
the Democratic party, is initiating the
Socialist party, and this is evidenced
from the fact that Socialist leaders
prefer Republican success to Demo-
cratic success.
"They admit Democracy will retard
Socialism and they believe Republican
abuses can be used to arouse opposi-
ton to the entire competitive system.
The Democratic party would argue
with the Socialist, while the Repub-
lican party denounces him, but the
Democratic party would remove the
spirit of unrest and discomfort by
eliminating the abuses that are the
foundation of unrest and discomfort.
I'VE appeal to the sober sense of
the American people and ask that they
join us in the inauguration of reform,
which will restore the government to
it's old foundations and make it the
protector of every class and the friend
of every legitimate interest and enter
prise"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
MURDERED MAN
WHO LURED HIM
FRESNO SLAYER DESCRIBES
CRIME IN DETAIL
Testimony Indicates Both Men Loved
the Same Widow--Seif-Defe
Claimed--Jury Finds Him
Guilty
[By Associated Press.]

FRESNO, Sept. 18.--Describing in de-
tail the manner in which he shot and
killed Fred Roeschter on the night OF
June 15 last, Edward Turpin, accused
Of the murder, made complete con-
fession to the jury in Judge Austin's
court today.
While Turpin cast no remark reflect
ing in any manner upon Mrs. b. r.
Crane, a widow, at whose home the
homicide took place, the character OF
the testimony indicated clearly that the
slain and the slayer were in love With
the same woman and that the dead
man, under the pretense of friendship,
1ured Turpin to commit the crime ne
did.
Turpin had been denied the privilege
of calling at the Crane house by a
member of the family.
Roeschter. who lived at the house,
told Turpin to come back and he would
permit him to gain admittance to Mrs.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
CHLOROFORMER
AGAIN AT WORK
NORTHERN PORCH CLIMBER
REVIEWS ACTIVITY
Soporific Drug Proves Effective or
Maid, but Her Mistress Wakes
Up Screaming--No CIew
to Robber
[By Associated Press.

SAN LUIS OPISPO, Sept. 18.-The
'oroform porch climber who startled
the countryside month ago when he
attempted to chlorC form Miss Wilfrid
Piggott, a Stanford student, returned
here last night and after administer
ing the anaesthetic to vicious bull
dog in the yard entered the home of
Fred C. Rippen and spread the drug
through an atomizer upon Mrs. Crippen
and her young maid.
Mrs. Crippen, who is light sleeper,
awoke and hearing a noise started to
scream, evidently soaring the man
away.
The maid was already overcome by
the drug and Mrs. Crippen, half over
come, dragged her by the hair to the
door and fell down exhausted. Neigh
bors were awakened by the screams
and rushed to the scene.
The bull dog was first discovered in
a stupor and after reviving Mrs. Grip
pen she related her thrilling experience.
The authorities have no clue beyond
the footprints of the man.
Mrs. Crippen claims the man grasped
her arm when she first started to
scream.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
PRECINCT SEVENTY-Slx
ORGANIZES LUSTY CLUB

The Democrats of precinct No. 76
held very enthusiastic meeting al 1911
West Twenty-second street.
A precinct Bryan and Kern club was
organized by electing David M. Small
president, jain w. Patton first vice
president, l.. M. Anderson second vice
president and w. II. Smylie secretary
treasurer
Many signed the roll, an old line Re-
publican being among the first to sign.
The club made good start and ex-
poets to enroll every Bryan voter In
the precinct.
There will be no dues, and all are
made welcome.
The next regular meeting will be held
Monday evening, September 21, at the
same place.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
EAGLE ATTEMPTS TO
CARRY AWAY INFANT
Father Hears Screams and Fights of
Fowl Until Brother Shoots 1t.
Will Be Kept in a
Cage

NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.-While
Blanche Cribier, 3 years old, the daugh-
ter of Fred Cribier, summer resident
Of Helmetta, N. j., was at play near
her home, a large eagle swooped down
and attempted to carry the child away
In it's talons.
Cribier was working near by, and
the screams of his daughter attracted
his attention.
He fought off the bird, and as it at
tempted to fly away his brother, who
had come up with a shotgun, fired and
wounded the eagle.
It's capture was then an easy matter.
The child was found to be uninjured
except for a few scratches.
The eagle, though peppered with shot,
will live, and the Cribiers intend to
keep 1t in a cage.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
OLD SUBMARINE MINES ARE
EXPLODED IN NEW YORK BAY

NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-Three of the
mines which were put in New York
bay at the time of the Spanish-Ameri-
can war and have laid in the magazine
at Fort Wadsworth ever since they
were officially condemned have been
exploded This took place at the mar
rows near the fort. No boats were al
lowed to pass that way at the time, the
places where the mines were being
marked off by the floating targets.
The only evidence the spectators got
from the explosion was about thou
sand stunned fish. fiuke, blackfish and
founders, which were seen floating d.
rectly in front of the fort after the
mines had been set off. The soldiers
got into small boats at once, and every
one Of them went back to quarters with
good "catch" for Friday. One SOL
dier got 200.
The destruction of the mines was
conducted by Captain ]. Allen, who is
In charge of the fort troops.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
C0NFESSES AND IS HANGED
FOR MURDER OF COMPANION

WINNIPEG, Sept. William Paul
of Pinewood, Ont. who murdered his
companion, Henry Schelling, north
ern Minnesota homesteader, in Decem-
ber last, was hanged at Kenora, Ont,
today. Before going to the scaffold
Paul left q confession.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
The Pacific Electric Ry"

Cranes room by passing through his
own room which adjoined it.
on the night of the murder Roesch-
ter met Turpin at the doorway with G
shotgun Turpin, also armed with
revolver. knocked the gun aside, and,
according to the testimony, the situa-
tion for a moment became one where
each man had a grip on the others
weapon. Turpin heard the click of the
killing his man.
The shotgun was not exploded. The
case went to the jury late this after
noon.
The Jury returned a verdict at $3.50
tonight Of murder in the first degree,
with the penalty fixed at life imprison-
rnent
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
ROB Home OF MARK
TWAIN; ARE CAUGHT
Bold Burglars Who Enter Residence
of Famous Funmaker Fight Des-
perateIy to Escape on
Train
[By Associated Press.

REDDING, Conn, Sept. 1s.-Two
burglars who broke into the residence
of Samuel l.. Clemens mark Twain)
in Redding late last night were cap
tured early today on a New Haven
railroad train between Bethel and
Redding after desperate fight in
which Deputy Sheriff Banks of Red
ding was shot in the leg,
The prisoners are believed to be pro-
fessional crooks who came here from
New York for the express purpose of
entering the Clemens villa.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
Injunction Granted

ininnction restrainine the hoard hoard " ~
railway and warehouse commissioners
of Arkansas from enforcing the 2-cent
passenger fare and freight rate laws
of that state was granted on applica-
ton of the Kansas City & Southern
railway here TODAY
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
Tonoues Make Trouble

Mrs Crimsonbeak--See how nicely
that team of horses go along. Why
can't man and wife trot along pleas
antly together like that?
Mr.. OrinHsonbeak-Well, you see,
there is only one tongue between those
two horses.-Yonkers Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
TabrIz In Peril

TABRIZ, Sept. 1S.--The situation
here is perilous. The sultan's forces
are on the point of bombarding the
city. The nationalists refuse TO allow
the foreign residents to depart