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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
DUKE COMING TO
WE'D MISS ELKINS
Abruzzi Said TO Be on Way to
America to Claim Heiress
as Bride

PARIS, Oct. 22.-The report from
Rome that the duke Of Abruzzi would
be a passenger on the French line
steamer La Lorraine could not be sub
stantiated today at the Offices of the
company. Inquirers were met with the
statement that the duke had not yet
taken passage on the steamer
NAPLES. Oct. 22.-Thc duke Of Alb
bruzzi arrived here today. He is trav-
cling with the greatest secrecy. No
one met him at the railway station. He
drove in a public cab to the royal pal
zee at Cape Dimonte. where he had a
conference with his brother. the duke
Of Aosta.
ROME. Oct 22.-The Italian cruiser
FIeramOsca has been ordered 10 await
The duke OF Abrslzzi at New York.
whittier the cruiser Etruria also will
be dispatched 1t is understood that
the two warships viii escort the duke
and his bride to Italy
The statement is made also that no
member OF the Elkins family viii at
tend the official ceremony Of the tran
scription Of the marriage deed in Rome
and that when Senator Ellxins visits
italy he viii be given the title Of
Chevaiier or Annunciaue.
The cruiser Fieramosca is at present
in New York waters. having arrived
here Saturday night from Bridgeport
where she took part in the Columbus
day celebration.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
Guatemala's President Has the
Young Man NaturaIized TO
Protect Own Interests
Scheme Is So CleverIy Worked
That II Escapes Detection
of Federal Officials
Wiley Ruler May Take Up Resi-
dence Here and Enjoy
Fabulous Fortune

Inspectors Of the United States
government who have been probing
e1to naturalization Eznds in CaIiFor-
MA have made the startling discovery
that President Cabrera of Guatemala
has taken steps to safeguard his vast
property holdings in his own country
under the cloak OF the American citi-
zenShip OF bis SON who lives in San
Francisco A full report On the mat
ter VIII be forwarded to Washington.
but so cleverly has Cabrera operated
that he is said % be fully within the
law be has artfully placed his ex-
tenSiFe interests under the protection
of the United States government The
situation is without precedent but it
has never been Cabrera's habit to fol-
low precedent in anything
The first step was taken in January.
e0I. when Cabrera's son. Diego Es-
trada Cabrera. secured American citi-
zenship- He now claims the full pro-
lection OF the stars and stripes Since
Young Cabrera has been an American
citizen his father has transferred 70
him large holdings not only in Guate-
mala. but in the United States as well
fnala holdings TO the young Cabrera.
s-ill continues. but the United States
goEsrnr0ent is powerless to prevent it
Tho purpose OF these transactions is
obvious. The rule OF the president of
Guatemala has been a constant series
of plots. revolutions. conspiracies and
attempted assaSsinati0ns. individuals
have thrown bombs al him. rebeliious
patriots AAVe tried TO stab him and
whole companies OF artillery have fred
~ him, but Cabrera appears TO have
R me a charmed life. In either Of two
.obaple contingencies his property
via Stlil be safe.
Should be be killed. no new ruler
oould succeed TO his eAates. for with
The title vested in young Cabrera it
would be incumbent upon the American
government TO protect him in his rights
in Guatemala as it would any other
American citizen or any American cor
p0rston Again. should Cabrera find IL
convenient TO make a hurried departure
from the land over which he presides
ne could come to san Francisco. settle
down and enjoy the millions which he
has anlassed.
Some Of the Cabrera fortune has been
invested in san Francisco real estate.
Young Cabrera having acquired~a piece
of property in Fillmore street near
IHaight and another at Washington
street and Waverly place. The bulk of
the holdings. however. consists Of cof-
Zee plantations and rich estates in
Guatemala.
At the time young Cabrera became an
American citizen he announced that he
intended 10 remain here the rest of his
life. He came to California in 1900
from his home in the southern republic
and until recently was a student at
Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23

of the Japanese nation The response to this imperial
mandate and heard tonight. Originally torch
light procession of 900 people planned part of to-
program but this feature went far beyond expecta
tons and developed of the greatest popular demonsa
tions and oupourngs of enthusiastic people wit
messed any country Japans celebrations after
peace with Russia London's Mafeking night and even
New York election night revel would almost in
significant compared with Tokyos celebration tonight 1t
would be impossible to estimate the number of people who
took part the parade and the myrads of spectators
Mile after mile, through mady cheering people, the
great procession wound its way. Representatives of
various guilds universities schools of every class for
boys and other organizations took part in the parade each
Individual carrying lighted lantern held high long
pole with the American and japanese flags ntertwned
Admiral Sperry and other chief officers Of the Amer-
caeet viewed the procession special standing
barred heads above the waving the deaenng
cheers and the clash OF the music from OF bands which
played the American national hymn continuously So dense became
the crowds around the stand where the American officers stood that
procession blocked until Admiral Sperry
leave in order toeep the dinner by Minister
Again embassy great procession halted and
the climax of this enthusiasm reached although Ambassador
OBrien the embassy the time H to
the function ate residence OF the foreign
OBrien the other ladies of the embassy appeared upon
veranda and received prolonged ovation from the crowds
there were continuous American ambassador
The entire grounds surrounding the embassy lighted with
OF lanterns and the this lasted for
hours the ladies OF the embassy viewing until they
leave keep Even then the
resumed for than hour Every Tokyo
for the parade and their favore Yankee Doodle
Dixie and John Brown Thousands OF the paraders
tastic characteristic of Japanese celebrations
Every foreigner Tokyo deeply impressed by tongts
remarkable demonstration coming did from ordinarily
demonstrative people.
The entire day taken up of elaborate entertain
Admiral Sperry and the other adras Of the
their aids
feet commander together with the other aIs
and their aids, will leave Tokyo
OF celebrations will change this Yokohama
will close with reception board the flagship Connecticut
Saturday.
At the dinner given by Minister OF Foreign Komura
tonight the minister proposing the health
sperr said he bidding him reluctant goodby He only asked
the admiral take back the people Of the United the
of good will kindly feelings every
n every voice Of thousands which reflection Of
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23

IF you want a direct
I primary law vote
for assembly consti-
tutional amendment
No. 3. A great pop
ular vote for that
amendment will be
notice of your de-
mand for the re-
demption of the
pledges made by the
party bosses. The di-
rect primary amend
ment will be at the
top of the last col
umn on the official
ballot.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
TO FIX HEAVY BAIL
Jerome Wants Dayton Authori-
ties to Anchor Prisoner

NEW YORK, October pa telegram
was received at police headquarters to-
night from Chief of Police p ]. Ala
back of Dayton, o., saying that an eff
fort would probably be made by friends
of Brsndenburg to obtain his release
tomorrow on bail Upon this second
message the district attorneys office
requested the Dayton authorities to de-
Inand large bail Detective Norman
Fitzsimmons of the district attorneys
Office will leave for Dayton tomorrow
to bring Brandenburg back
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
DRUIDS TO CONVENE IN
THIS CITY NEXT YEAR
SPECIAL DISPATCH no TIE cAIr.

NEW ORLEANS. oct. 22.-san Fran
cisco win be selected tomorrow MORN
ing as the meeting place for the next
biennial convention Of the Order OF
Druios. This was decided at a meeting
Of the committee on time and place of
the convention, which is being held at
the Hotel Denechaud. with so dele
gates attending
Julius l. Godeau Of San Francisco.
supreme herald OF the supreme grove
viii be chosen as supreme arch TO sue
ceed Emil Z. Ninkler Of Troy, \. Y.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
BIG AEnePLANE. sIEErIxc

PARIS. Oct. 22.-The Aero club Of
France has decided to organize a big
aeroplane meeting in the autumn Of
1909, when the grand priz d,aviat;ar
will be competed for. The value Of
this prize is $4,000. and there will he
other awards. The course will be laid
out over the nat country in the Cham
pagnc or Beaucc region. The f3;-hfs
will be judged for both speed and dura-
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
TYPHOID EpIDEMIC ALARMING

MONTREAL, Oct. 22.--An epiderlic ff
typhoid which has been prevalent in
Montreal for several weeks is ASSUME
ing serious proportions. All the Cana
pacity and are refusing additional pa
tients. The epidemic is attributed to
the bad condition of the water and to
iInDure milk.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
SAYS HE WAS RoRREn

Alfred Ashland, a machinist living
at S12 Iowa street, told Policemen
Bates and Richards that he had been
hit on the head with some blunt in
strument by an unknown man Wednes-
day night and robbed. lie was taken
10 the Potrero hospital where wound
in his scalp was dressed.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
Officers and Men of Atlantic
Fleet Accorded Wonder
ful Greeting
Bands Play Yankee Tunes,
While Girls Sing National
Airs in English
Admiral Sperry Says Spirit
Shown Means Lasting
Friendship

TOKYO, Oct. 22.-The
capital of Japan witnessed
tonight the most extraordi-
nary evidence of the spirit Of
the new Japan. After his
audience with the officers Of
the American battleship
feet Tuesday the emperor
issued an order directing the
people to increase in every
way possible the enjoyment,
comfort and pleasure Of the
American visitors, who came,
he said, as historic friends
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23

1ESTERDAH-Clear; northwest wind: maxi
mum temperature 70- minimum 90
FORECAST FOR TODAY Fair. Hight north
winds changing 10 fresh west Page II
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
EASTERN

Broughton Brandenburg, accused Of having
forged a letter purported to have been written
by Grover Cleveland predicting the election of
Taft, is arrested in Dayton, Ohio. at the re-
quest Of District Attorney jerome of New
York. Page 1
Methods Of powder trust shown up in New
York hearing. Page
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
FOREIGN

Enthusiastic night demonstration in honor Of
officers and men of Atlantic fleet at Tokyo ex-
ceeds in splendor 'Mafeking night Page
Prneesses OF Montenegria lead procession Of
women urging war with Austria. Page
Royal couple are married in palace at
Rerlfn Page 4
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
SUBURBAN

Stanford students press club initiate can
didates as representatives Of aspirants for pres-
dency- Page G
Mrs Martins defense develops attack on
s.Baby John" youth with criminal in
stincts Page g
Man and woman attacked and beaten by
thugs in lonely street Page G
PIucky girl fights with purse snatcher and
RECEIVERS pocket book. Page g
Charge of bigamy made by nurse against San
Francisco bridegroom. Page {,
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
COAST

Thomas Esquardo, victim of assault, dies from
wounds Page
Hatfield on way to San Jose in charge of
United States marshal and sheriff Page A
American srmy officers heroes in saving
the lives Of Philippine villagers during
storm. Page 2
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
SPORTS
MARINE

Liner Acapulco arrives from Panama With bis
shipment Of treasure from gold mines OF Sal
yador and Mexico Page IL
SOCIAL
Engagement Of Miss Elaine Brashear and
colcridge Ertz announced at dinner in Mil
Valley. Page 8
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23
cONTRACTs SENT EAST

A few days later it was learned that
the contract had been sent on to o. d.
Bates e. Co. of Boston. When this in
formation was conveyed to them Jor-
dan and Hulse, feeling that an injus-
tice had been done which they could
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-23

ContInued On Page 3, column .
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-12

contract Now that they have done
this. think We should at once
amend our laws 50 as to allow trading
In futures ON the legitimate exchanges.
DO this and YOU will remove the cause
and there will be no might riders In
the cotton belt.
There is one other way that ! can
see to remedy this and that is for the
farmers to only sell the crop as fast
as It Is nccd.d d by the spinners Under
the pres mt system of buying supplies
ON credit this cannot be- done very
well and il will probably take some
years before IL can be done, so that
The only remedy that ! can see that
we can get the benefit Of IN our next
crop woull be the plan suggested.
or course. by holding the balance OF
this crop We can secure better prices
for IT, but that will do rs very little
good next season when We cannot
hold H."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-12

SEE THE NEW REZNoRs USED
WITHOUT STOVE PIPE.
1877 ARpMoHE SUPPLY CO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-12
ENTER RPRISE.

Enterprise near Lone Grove, Nov
1.-THE health OF our community is
good We are glad to see the sun,
shine and think most OF the cotton
will open.
Our school started the second OF the
month. Miss Cox is teacher. this be
ing her third term with us.
Sunday school every Sunday, prayer
meeting on Thursday nights, preach
ing on the second Sunday. by Rev
James.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-12
GOVERNMENT MAKES CHARGES
AGAINST LUMBER CONCERN.
MEN LANDED IN WILDERNESS
It is Alleged That by Means Of Al.
Turing Advertisements taborers
Are Entieed to Florida and
Held in Slavery.

New York Nov. 1l.--What was as
serted to be the practical maroon
ing OF 5000 men in the wilds OF
Florida and their detention there at
hard labor for several months was
dealt with at length today before
Judge Hough ana jury in the Unit.
ed States circuit court. The testl-
mony was at the trial OF the govern.
ment's case against employers and
agents of the Florida East Coast
Railway company for alleged viola
tions IL the statute prohibiting pc
onage. slavery and enforced servi.
tude." The men under indictment are
Francisco Sabbia, Edward J. TRAY.
David +. Harley and Frank A. Hugg
After a jury had been selected
Glenn L. listed. deputy attorney gen
eral. outlined the prosecutions case.
He contended that the treatment ac-
corded the workmen supplied to
Ai' lpiAht i4hNl NOoN COMPANY ny
the defendants was nothing short
OF slavery. The government would
show, he said. that in 1906 the men
had been induced by alluring adver.
tisements TO apply for employment
in the south. Throughout the long
journey they were given nothing ex.
cept stale bread and bologna saus-
| age, he said and when they reached
, the end OF their land journey many
refused to leave the train. A hose
was turned on them and in this man
ner the entire consignment was driv
| ed aboard waiting steamer. he
/ said.
! When the ultimate destination was
reached. said Mr.. listed, the men
found that the paradise that had
been promised them was barren
wilderness ,overrun with reptiles
with no place TO sleep provided
Their high wages the prosecu
tor said. were slips of paper ex
changeable at the companys store
The escape that many sought was
impossible. as the region was entire
ly cut Off
Thinking to be discharged. some
refused to work. These. Mr.. UsteC
said. were threatened with death anC
brutally beaten. Finally some wer,
able to smuggle letters through I,
relatives and in this manner tn,
government had been ap3rised o
the condition existing, the lawye
said.
An adjournment was taken unit
tomorrow.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-12
INCREASED ATTENDANCE AS THE
SESSION CONTINUES
ARE SEEKING HIGHER PRICES
J. A. Taylor, President Of the Nation
al Dinners Association Speaks on
might Riding In the South
Advances Remedies

Memphis Tenn, Nov 1.-THE sec
ond days session Of the cotton confer.
once. which convened al the audtori.
INN in this city yesterday, was called
to order at about 10 o'clock by Pres.
dent Jordan.
An increase In attendance was
shown AT the morning session over
that Of yesterday Among the commit.
teemen named by the convention who
will serve on the committees during
progress OF the conference are:
Arkansas-John Gray, T.. NJ Crae. ID.
g. Love. and w. W. Carnolle.
Louisiana-C. NJ Potts. f. l.. Max
well. J. @, Roberts and Il X. Boney.
Texas-Bugcnc Williams. w II.
Mays. w. VI. Allen and W. NJ. Butte
slssippi-Walter Clarke. 4. p.
Sisson Dir. Roane and William Morris.
J. A. Taylor. president Of the Ma.
tional Ginncrs' Association, before the
cotton conference here today spoke
upon Might Riding In the South" He
declared that might riding had it's in
ception against the socalled tobacco
trust in Kentucky" He reviewed In,
movement throughout the south and
declared that there had been but few
might rider deprcdations in the cotton
belt. The posting of gins, he said
was not by organized bands. hut bl
individuals under the mistaken idci
that ginncrs could be intimidatal ant
the ginning of cotton stopped causinl
the price of the staple To advance
The posting of gins. he declared. with
out question was because of the low
price of cotton. lie reviewed condi
tions In the cotton growing statei
from the season Of 1908 AMI asscrte,
that the present low price of cottoI
was due TO manipulation In concwl
ing he said:
II know II TO be "A fact now tha
nearly all the members of tho various
exchanges that speculate at all ar,
very bullish ON cotton and have NOR,
or less contracts on the long side q
the market, and II there was the usu
nj support from the southern states
the market would be very much high
- today. and durins the fore part q
the season as w,il. | feel very sur,
that We have lost during the last tw,
years at least 10000. .OOO 10y the pass
age of state laws.
ITO offset this We have succeeds,
In bringing the cotton exchanges Il
give rs what We want and what W.
insisted on three years ago, a fal
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-12
BREACHES HIS OWN FUNERAL.
Minneapolis Clergyman Prepares Ser
vice and Stores IL on Record.

Minneapolis Clergyman prepares oe'
vice and Stores 1t on Record.
Minneapolis. Mimi, Nov. 1.-THE
Rev. G.. l.. Morrill,, chaplain of the
Actors Alliance, has prepared his
own funeral service by aid OF Pho
nograph. Hei fifty years old and
is pastor of the Peoples church,
Unique theater. Though he does not
expect to die for some time TO come.
he has prepared his funeral service
because he wants TO know Just the
way his funeral will be conducted.
The clergyman went to Mime
apolis phonograph store and closet
ed himself in ap rivate room. Here
he had placed piano and started a
phonograph going. lie talked. recited
and played on the piano the same
service which he rendered at the
funeral of his relatives and n large
number of others.
II took some time before the ser
vice was finished and then he took
the records and personally placed
them in his safety deposit vault in
the downtown bank. Mr.. Morrill, ad
mittcd that he had made records
for his own funeral. He said:
1t isn't piece of sentiment. You
know | left the Baptist church and
became very orthodox We preached
over three thousand funeral SCI
vices In my career and I've OTTER
wondered what would be said ovel
me just wanted TO make sur,
that some Of the things | believe ar,
repeated over my caskct
Il prepared five records. No. ! f.
the twcnty-thrd Psalm, No. . Is
! the song, Shall We Gather at The
River?" No. is made mp of verse'
from the poem, Immortality No,
is the Lords Prayer, and No. Is
Gottschalk's Last Hope | plsyc,
T. on the piano In my will | have
arranged TO have these records
played in the order that | have then
numbered
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Two More State Banks.

Guthrie, Okla. Nov. 1l-State Ranf
Commissioner II. II. Smock today is
sued certificates of authority to tn,
Tishomingo State bank of TishomingC
with a capital stock of 10000. f. ]
Benge is president, Alex. A. Gillette
vice president and A. p. Spencer Il
ssshier OF the new institution. A Ger
tificate was also issued to the Firs
State bank of Mangum, with a capita
stock of $4,000. c. f. Elerick is presi
dent ana +. y Sutton cashier.
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TYLER { SIMPSON COMPANY
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The ten day singing school will
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ing to the front, We hope to soon see
churches and a brick school house GO
ing up in this place.
We learn that Mr.. Murphy and fam
lily will mve back to Alabama. We hate
10 see them leave our community.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-11-12

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