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The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-25

Notice is hereby given that Keller
4 froscIair has this day flied their APP
3lication for license us retail liquor
,'eser, located at the corner OF St.
hary and Harrison streets. in the
town OF Thibotiaux, Lafourche Parish
i.ouisiana.
Date,-Dec. 9th 1909.
KILLER q Trosclair.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-25

Notice is hereby given that Louis
K. Toups has filed an application with
the Police Jury of the Parish Of La
fourche for a retail liquor license, his
establishment to be located at Cos
sins ferry, at about three miles be-
low the town Of Thibodaux.
Thibodaux, La. Dec 9th, 1909.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-25
Letter Heads
Bill Heads
Envelopes
Cards

Anything and everything ia the
way OF high grade commercial
printing Oln assortment of inh
type is complete, our press faciIio
ties OF the best and our workmen
Irue typographical artists. This
lelis All the story of our facilities
l LOT gong job prin' ing of the right
Kind at the right prices.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-25

Notice is hereby given that DAVIS
j. Foret, has this day flied his applica-
ton for a license as, retail liquor deal
er, located on the front Of The Ludl-
vine Plantation, at ai,out3l miles BE-
low the town OF 'Fhihodaux, On the
LETT bank Of the Bayou Lafourche, IN
the Parish of Lafourche, Louisiana.
Date,-Dec 10. 1909
Davis j. Foret.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-25
STATE OF LOU.si M.


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The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-25

~Fully prepared to do job work
ef every description.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22
POSTPONED HEARING IN
OHIO INSURANCE CASE

Governor Haskell granted The petit.
ZEN o. The defense for poslponemeat
fihe hearing until ton o'clock tonea
0w morning ln NE matter Of the
fequlsltion papers, from Ohio for p
E Prentice and Hope Yeagef. said to
se under Indictment nl Toledo. 0hle.
ln an insurance fraud charge n con.
lection with de deiunct German Fire
Insurance company
Sheriff Newton, of Toledo, Ohio. Hhe
came les week with e roQulstlon and
ioples 0i ihe indictments OF The ae.
aused. arrived here late Saturday a.
lefnoon from Tulsa. where he secured
the parties The matter was taken dn
hts morning when tho matter wal
postponed upon application Of Attorney
G g iiorner representing the defen
danta
The police allowed Prentice. alleged
be secretary d the defunct com.
paay, and Hope Yrager. 4 woman uh0
lcted es atenographer 70 remain at
roomlng house across from the lone
hotel and upon the suggestion 0f ghef.
II Newton the police have guarded Tie
pncp to see that The accused nnftiea
dIl not eliempg 90 get awry. Cher
lE Newton Gileges that Prentice Is
ahafged with embelzlement and indlet
ad nn two counts OF perjury In con
neeil0n with The failure OF the com.
pany aud that Hope Yeager the wom
n, Is Indicted on two counts OF per
Jury for swearing TO fllse reports uf
the defunct company to the Ohio IN.
snfanee department Tho company 5p.
Grated II 81 states and wrote a gen
rrel Ere lnaufencn policy, whe failure
o. The company has crested consider
able excitement III Ohio. 4 Federal
Judge named nonelly II said to have
been Indicted II connection vita ae
fallCfe nf the company Of which he
'eaa the president, and Is n0w under i
$4,000 Bond The company operated
IL oklahoma falling last ran Il u
Howden, local agent for The company
reports hayiag paid back TO Guthrie
parties 10 Premiums over 5000 0ut Of
his own pocket
sherln Newton says that Prentice
and feaeer have been hiding flnee
last November a1d have been fakilIYta
from iuailce
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22
D. r SMITH DEAD
STRICKEN IN NEBRASKA

News has reached hure OF the d aih
Of ID + Smith, q former resident OF
this city at the home of bis brother
ia Kearney Mebr Death occurred
friday. Brlghts dlseaae. being the
cause. The deceased went North
year ago, hoping 10 Improve his health
and felt much improved. no was pre-.
pairing to return Ia Guthrie "a take
np bis residence when suddenly atfek.
on.
Mr. Smith was wen known here. be.
ns large property owner We Ia
survived by wlie.one son and q step.
son The latter, Edward jennings.
llso formerly Of thls city. now resides
IN Chicago. The deceased was quite
prominent An political circles Ia okle.
honga, holding office IN kngGHher
county, nc one time and Waa G can
aidutc f0r the Republican nomluatlor
Or councilman IN this county III s90e
No announcement. az 10 the funerk. ,r.
fangemens has beoE received
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22

over 400 kllos. for which Il Is proposed
Ito Increase the general rate ffoni IS
tol f6 francs per 100 kilos. whlls re.
ducihe The minimum from 9 TO 8: de.
tached psrlf Of copper and brass,
Weighing ( 10 10 klIos apiece. for
which II Is proposed to raise the pres
ent general rate OF 80 francs TO $3.50
while reducing The minimum rate Of
40 to a5
Il Is proposed. however, IN G large
number Of cases 10 reduce the gener
a fltes. while leaving the minimum
unchanged The effect OF this WOULD
be 10 lessen to some extent the dls
advantages under which American
m9nuFacti rers have 10 compete al the
present With other foreign goods IN
France Among the more important
changes Of this kind may be mentioned
electric apparatus OF various kinds
and refFlgerators. etc. the reductions
ranging from 20 10 40 per cent. accord.
ing 70 weight. Among the changes az
ieeling both the general ana the llin.
mum rates, the following are the most
lmpoftant: Hams, present general
rate, 50 francs, proposed, 60; minimum
90 proposed, 40; cotton seed oil I'm.
seed oil and pennut oil present gen.
eral rate, francs, proposed. 25: min
imum, q. proposed, a.: pix iron, pro.
posed Increase IN general rates Of 80
FER cent and over: increase IN mini,
mum rates OF 80 per cent and over,
iron and steel lng0ts. blooms, bars
and blllpis, increases under the gen
eral tarin ranging from rs per ceQi
10 600 per cent and N the minimum
iarifp up TO 500 per cent aud over
Similar Increases are proposed fot
sheet and hoop iron and steel. loco
muiives, sewing machines. machine
tools iron and steel cables. etc. m
ereases langing from Is 10 l50 per
cent under the minimum. metol
boats pneumatic tires. scientific ia
etruments and apparatus and pb)io
graphic apparatus. which are free un
der the present tarlfl. are 10 be dutla
be al q per cent ad valOrcm under
the mlnimum. Typewriters. al pres
ani dUlitbla az TOYS at the rate OF 75
francs .ieder the general and 60 francH
under Tho minimum per 100 xlos, q
proposed 10 tax al the rate OF n
fsanc9 under the general and 50 fraAcs
under the Mlnlmum per macnine,
per machine, which amounts 10 an
Increase 81 500 per cent and over, ac.
corcding To the weight OF TIE md.
chine Theirs are q number Of similar
changes on leather and leather goods
ID a number Of instances. Il "A pro
posed to reduce the rates. among The
more impofianl reductions being cop
Gee bars, printing presses. etc, knit
sing machines, machines for ruling,
folding snd book binding, detached
parts Of machinery In tie rough, ceJle
ron and steel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22
BILLS SIGNED
BY GOVERNOR

Governor Haskell has approved The
following bills since our saturday re.
port:
Senate Bill NO rs. deficiency appro.
prlailon 70 pay for the support Of the
state government 70 June so, 1909
Sonic school items for territorial
supplies, ETC., amounting 90 ssa.2s50s
were stllcken from tho BIN before the
governor approved The same.
House Rill No. a37, providing for the
eradication OF tlchs, etc.
Senate Bill No. 90. a general Get
relating 20 negotiable instruments n0w
n effect IN SO other states Brown.
lee aud Cunningham authors.
COMMITTEE substitute FOR nouao alll
No. s5 holding Mccurtaln county
court az Blanchard.
Senate Blll No is2, emeadlng sec.
lion e2Bl statutes OF Oklahoma Of 1883
senate alll No 2it authorizing aele
of certain section OF school lands
adjoining Nlnghsher Tor toWnsite pnr.
poses
House Blil no, i0i, regulating the
manufacture and sale o. i0cds auf
drugs, etc Establishing state labor
atory etc
House alll NO 5as. aulhcrlziag com
mlsalouers Of land Office ia sch pub
Ito school lana adjoining incorporated
cities aud towna FOR t0Wnslte purposes
IIouse Rlll No. a72 amending secs
lon 1892 statutes ol Oklahoma lsyg
Special committee substitute for
House PILLS Nos 30 and rs, the sere
helng ,hc good roads act
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22

Sharon, Pa, March ~ ri u be
lleped here today the ahductofs Ol
While Whitla have taken the prelim
lnary steps % return the boy for the
ransom OF $4,000.
Il Is the opinion now that the Kid.
nappers had no intention Of surrend
erIng the lad at Ashtabula. Ohio Sat
urtay night but we're endeav0rlng to
satisfy themselves that Mr. Whltla
or the lads uncle Will secretly pey
the ransom for reian o. the boy,
Buhl Roturna From Cleveland
Sharon, Pa, March 22 Word was
received Sunday from Mr. nnhl ea.
route from Cleveland, TO the effect
that be had started on his reIurn u
sharon. Every clew IN thet city aaa
been run down without SUCCESS i
report that the hoy was IN hshta1ula
has also boen investigated Without
success The authorities 1t founga
town are watching several persons
II N reported, who might be- connect
"a With the kidnapping All Informa.
ton concerning the suspects however
Is refused by Chief McDoHeil.
a telegram was received Saturday
evening from Chicago from & man
signing himself ). Alvin Eaii la uf.
'ered % restore the child 70 the pc.
rents . Hgs represented that be was
2 gobetween for the kldanppars The
man was unknowa TO any Of The mem
bers OF lhe Whua family and BE-
ply was sent 10 Caicege 10 iueeeH
gate the case. Later lt was leafned
That tie rpln vas arrested oH sus
plcion,
Plnkarions say lhai conslahlas and
hundreds of citizens we'll armed are
securing the country, It being heilev
"a III police circles chat the boy has
heen lett h charge o. cnnfedereies
who are not many miles from Sharon
MI Whlila received unofficial per
mission from Judge O. Nj Wilkins
81 Warren Ohio. 90 havs the aiaie
police Of Pennsylvania enter Trum-
huM County, Ohio, 20 search for hts
son. II was III Warren. the county
seat OF Turinbnl county that the fla
ln which the boy was taken from
Sharon 10 Warren ahs Abandoned
The police Of Warren silll believe the
boy ls being conceded IN the Heigh
borhocd Of Warren
Mr. Whltla still hopes lhat laa per.
sons having the child would read the
newspapers and note bis willingness
70 pay any sum in The way of raj.
SOM iie thinks that he VIII soon
hear from The boys eGpGofs Mfs.
Whlila slla many hours Of the day by
q window overlooking the aErAet hy
along which the boys troop home
from seico She has n slap. al.re
the boy WIS stolen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22
MONTHLY SANS
SHOW NET PROFITS
Reports Sent Out Wore Not
N Conformity with
Actual Facts


Notwithstanding ,he reports 10 no
contrary The reports Of the rallFpad
companies operating "a 0klahpne
mede monthly % the corporation com.
salssIoa siving agarea upon total op.
Grating revenues and expenses inclut
Ing taxes aud the nes Income coyerIpa
The 'entire line" operations compare.
tive "a, months N igGS a. wIth is0f.
show en- Increase n net Income g0g
almost every month.
oanta FQ plnurag.
The Santa ne N huguaS 1907. re
ported net income 0f 3e.0a3 1855 .be.
while The august report FOR 1905
shows net lncome Of e21l1,H2s.3H.
The geuiember statement shows as
foilowsi 1901, s2.OS9, ,e5eOa as against
s225s .2a30S m 1908. October, 1901
shows the net income OF e2,0aS ,55d.25,
while 1903 shows the income 10 be 81.
re, ,7e0.70. The remarkable lnereaee
II November shows as follows; Met
income November, 1907, Si,5a2 .bGo.s7.
1903, s2bss.a2ds2. & conpnrIaon oE
December. shows 1901 f2D7t $3.50 rs.
1875. 92as5 s0<.0b
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22
.GILMER S0uGITS FOR
CONFEDERATE HOME

okla. CITY. Mch. 22.-Tha executive
COMMITTEES Of the Oklahoma CeafeG.
erete Veterans met here Saturday Il
lerno0n with Commander Col. sBllr
Cross, and all members Of the com.
mlitee present The aub.eommltlees
were appointed 20 further the runfad
crate home proposition. Several prop
isltlons from towns over The state f0I
lhe location of the bpme which Il a0nn
70 De located were reeeIYed The com
mlttee elected Representative ". II.
tiimbf y AfamoIe as. .piIIelAi repre-.
sentatlVe and Bbllcit6f tor the asspela
IIqp, ME 0Ylmeg WIN tBhr fna state
iU 3nlse Subscriptions for The home
The committeeman present were ] :
p Pulllam OF Ardmofe John Thread.
en- oklahoma City: y W HalIay.
Elaleysille " A. aneed. l.Hwluh:
i0hn N Hll caddo. A. ? Watson.
Shawnee and Thoanss D nafae 0f
Chelsea.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22
DISTRICT COURT GRIND

rhe $4,000 damage suit of Nora
q Taylor vs. the Guthrie and Wehl'
ern Railway ecmpahy Ii being tried
tn Che district court today. The Guth.
rife and Western Is the branch Of the
Santa ia from Seward 10 CashIon
The plaintiff alleges the company
grade running through her farm backs
Hp water over her crops during food
times, running the crops
Practically al the farmers In Sc
ward township have been summoned
As witnesses to testify In the lrial
The cause % Meridian Townsite
and Right oi Way company VS.. Adel.
bert Hughes and VIM. r. Kellogg al.
mlnlsfatos VS., Guthrie Sreei Car
Company and Julius Ward VS. the
es1etHw Oklahoma and Gulf road
we're all continued for the term.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22
Adjusted

Paris. Mch 22-~Adluaimenl q the
strike OF the French lelegraphers ana
posImen il considered virtually IN
sight Newspapers are reylpwlng the
strike movement as II 4 were over.
The sorlallst pabers claim victory
and the Independent ConsefvaslYe
press says ne Incident furnishes an
eloquent lesson of the dangerous state
i wlld soclil|am towards which
Ffanoe 5 ceflainly drifting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22
AUTOS y
LOST IN
SUFFERING NINE DAYS
HILE WANDERING
IN THE SANDS

Gold.lelds, New. Mcl. 2s THE petns
o. the cesett across whlch hes the
way 70 Death Valley recently SHUT
an automobile party Of three. from
Los Angeles. or 8om the outside
world To- nine days 10 the alarm OF
relatives and frlend& who feared that
the invaders 0f the waste Lands had
died Of thirst
n. v. A. Williams, mining man.
With samuel Il Hammond. and a
chauffeur named Baahaw sci OUT from
Los Angeles IN a Franklin touring
ear, and midnight on the desert found
them speeding through the darkness
Iifty miles or their route and headed
straight Tor Death Valley, man trar
such as nature has Ia few places dup
Heated They had started for milne
near Johannesburg but had taken the
Dlggetl road nsiead Of the Moieyc
route, over which they had been a
rected /, 20.
They were rushing along during the
darkest hours when they drove the
motor ctr onto rock hidden BY a.
eump VI desert bush, the force Oi
The collision breaking some pf the
mechanism beneath the car and Ieay
ng the crew stranded as on a desert
island IA q Vide Bweeplng ocean 81
sand
II they had kept on the right road
they would have reached RandshurR
by noon Of the following day, and sup
plies had been provided only 60 las
until that stop could be made The
accident ~ way helped the lost tray
elers Tor Il 4 had not happened tnel
would lave raced on In the wrong
direction aad 10 the morning have
been many miles further away aud ori
af gasoline with Death Valley and
Imminent de1lh b. 1hlIsts close al.
hand.
At daylight. es aenn es ore caad
see, Mr. hammond aad the ehauheu
sot out te make their way tu SON,
place where there were human habita
lions and whence RELIEF eeuIa be Oh
lalned Aar Williams remained with
the car Weakened By hunger nao
thirst the driver gave out before The
day was over and Mr.. hammond wen
on alone inally reaching Johannes
burg N Tie early evening Mr.. BaahaN
finally succeeded IL making hts way
alone 20 Ballarat
y parry II en- automobile went back
after Mf Williams. but when the
stranded err was found & note plane
TO the seat said thet thirst he'd com
PEELED hlm 10 sleft 0tl il gn attempt
10 0nd water a se4Hea was organized
and ln time ha wHs found whereup0n
new trouble developed The resculne
automobile refused TO work. breaking
down without the excuse 81 such
collision as had Matted the FRANKLIN
and Il was nine DAYS altogether aliei
the start Of the lrln before the way
flrers reached q place nf eiyillza
lion and secure abode although aeyera
searching parties were out after them
Frlends believed Williams TO bt
dead or wandering about the deseii
perhaps half crazed Hot word win
which To relieve the suspense Of Nj
wife was possible Bet as matlei
o. fact the n9Fty that found him and
then broke down, was well prepare
with food and drink and WIS reason
ably comfortable while making repair
upon The ear When these we're con
pleled 2il speed possible gas made L
getting out Of The parched 9astes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22
CONFERENCE SAID
NO FOOTBALL


soaegpile Kans March 23--Ak
the South kanaas conierenoo of she
Methodist church 10 session fera bis
voted against restoration of football
q the Baker universally Saturday
lest f vas enormously reported con.
ference hal VOTED against restrict
ius' the game 't develops o0n.ee
eaea voted asaiast restors.log
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22
UGANDA GAME IN
GREAT ABUNDANCE
Wild Animals Include Human
Folk with Strange Ideas
Of Life
ms Associated presa. J

Oyster Bay. March 22-Theodore
Roosevelt left Oyster nay early To-.
day TO make his farewell visit TO New
York City before his departure for
Africa.
He returns to Oyster Bay his eve.
ming, and sails tcmorrow o. .he great
expedition
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22
N
COMMENCED
I D D A !.

Muskogee, Okla. March 22-Con
clrding arguments On The deunrrefs
hled By defendants % The bills OF com
plalni IN relation 10 gs.0oc alienation
sulls now pending II the United
Sites circuit court af the Eastern
district Of Oklahoma. Involving titles
20 millions Of acres Of alleged restrict
ed lands belonging 70 The Five Civil
lied tribes IN The old Indian Terri.
tory. began berg tsdag before Judge
Ralph 70 Campbell The arguments
wlll probnbl, he concluded by Wed,
Afgday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22
BANKER FLEMING
TAKES IN WARRANTS

Mr q i Fleming, the hustlIng and
popular president 0f the Bank of Enid
waa IN the city today. ne says Enid
II fairy Fatllng with activity and
that municipal improvements are be
Ing pushed Nllh great vlEor, Mr.
Fleming has just sold s25. 900 bondi
voted By Enid Today he took up s{s
10 IN ssnte warrants. issued under the
pententiary appropriation bill
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22
PAYNE OPENED
TARIFF DEBATE

Washington, D G March g2T Ths'
opening gun ln ihe larlh dobalo vaS
fred In The hpeae today by gQrenc
Payne. majority aedar and chaifmer
q tho eoiamlllea CD ways Gnl maeas.
Af 2eyhe aaclared the coualry OYER
wheiaingy IN favor of q protective
tafln
rs an American policy" he said.
and i seeius 70 be acquloHed By
great majority q American people
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22
BALLOONISTs LOST IN
MOUNTAIN BLIZZARD
tay Associated 7reasl

los Angeles. Calf. March az Ito
word has yet been heird of The bis
balloon America which assembled
Saturday with Captain Miller and hye
others and there ~ strong prohabllI.
= the men perlahed N the mountains
IN terrible bllkznrll. that ls raging
there Searching parties have sel out
- find the men, and grant succur II
they are alive
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22
JENKINS FOR MAYOR
Well known Clothing Merchant
Announces His Candidacy

TON Jenkins nnnounced hts candi-
neg fef mayor today on the Demo
cratic Ticket subject 10 the primary
election Jenkins Sc sierllng bnsl.
ness man and Is closely Identified with
he interests Of Guthrie He Will
mako 0 strong race.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22
HAs ''ABEHNlTHY ''HE5IGHEDI


NNTT77T y IT7H I37I1 TT7HEHF
Washington. MeH. = It Is nnde,.
stood that United States Megahal John
Ahernathy. Of 0klahema. h9zs feslened
Mr. Abernathy was appointed 10 the
cifce by former President nnnsaseIf
and was one Of the IaEIeFa personal
friends. Mr. Ro0seseIlH fHIeadshln f9f
lack Ahefhathx NaH formed when
The former pfezIdHHl Has 1n hunting
trips through lhe xesE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22
INDICTED

FIIfNEUfKI tt WHFrIl tE~TNN FU
suit Of grand Jury Investigation Of a.
legged municipal corruption was made
public today The court tday on.
deeed indictments sgainst the follow.
Ing men pallas c. Byers, millionaire
iron manufacturer; @ A. Griffin. vice
president OF the Columbia National
lianh d pIlisbufg Henry !. Boleer,
@ saloon keeper Councllmen John r.
Klesns v n Weber and Charles
Stewart Indictments win charge a.
tempted bribery a1d solicitation ui
hFlhes The grand Jury s. sga|n IN
session aud tlflhef defelDpnenla are
ezneelea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22
CHlCAGO MAN
CREATED SUSPICION
Money Ready For Daring
Criminals Mother Can Not
Rest or Sleep

Sharon, Mch. ~, IT is reported here
today that the Whltla family have re-
eeiycd nhoiher letter, containing aa.
surances While win be returned with
n sorly.elght hours and lnslruciing
hem how 10 pay ransom.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-22

State Senator Pat Gouldlne Ia here
from Enid getting q COPS OF The Two
IInnfsnee laws he introduced ana
which eere enacted into law One Is
felailng 70 she organization oi mmual
and The other Is a good ncl a. iIfa
aampanles.