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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-03-05
Local News

will Anderson was over from YER
den Friday.
For an hours recreation and pleas
ure, visit w. NJ. Michael's box ball
and shooting gallery, 100 West Main
street. II IF
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. = Wamsley Of
verdon spent Friday in Anadarko.
All the latest novelties in spring
suitings at Muller's, the tailor.
Attorney C. B. Case went to Fort
Cobb Friday morning.
The best in style, workmanship,
quality and finish in spring suitings at
Mullers, the tailor.
j. +. White was a business ..i i-r
in Bridgeport Friday.
Bread still going. 2 large loaves
for cents. Star Bakery 29-4td.
Just take a look at the Star Bake
ry"s fine line of pastry. 29-4t.
G. w. Kingold of Missouri Friday
closed a deal with the Reece Agency
for farm near Stecker.
The cab line has changed its phone
number from 35 to 2lO. Calls will be
answered promptly night and day.
3O-2td
A. f. Brown of Pocassett, is visit
ing at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
C. d. Fisher.
SCREEN DOOR season is here.
Buy now and beat the flies to it.
Phone %, Stephenson Browne Lumber
Co.. and ask them about their screens.
29-Gtd.
G. w. Conover left Friday on a
busienss trip to Chickasha and Little
Washita.
Now is the time to buy SCREEN
doors. Just received large ship
ment and want to sell them. Steph-
enson- Browne Lbr. Co., phone %.
29-6td.
Miss Theresa Schenberger has re-
turned to her home in Apache after a
couple of months at the home of her
brother Otto Schenberger.
Mrs. Mary Veidt has retuned from
Centerville, Kan, where she went to
see sick brother. She left her
brother much improved.
Carnegie visitors who were in town
Friday were Mrs. E. f. Sebring,
Bankers Cole and Boys, aud Mr..
Davis, Of the clearing house.
j. T. Clark, president Of the First
National Bank of Apache passed
through here Friday en- route to Okla
homa City.
Geo. Dietrich left Friday morning
on a business trip to Oklahoma City.
Miss. Edna Kohst, after a short
visit with Mrs. Frank G-egson re-
turned Friday to Lawton.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-03-05
Notice to Owners of Hogs

The city ordinance regulating the
keeping Of hogs within the city limits
went into effect March 1, and all
owners of hogs are notified to remove
them from the city at once, in COM
pliance with the terms of the ordi-
nance, which will be strictly enforc-
ed.
A. r. Cooley Chief of Police.
27-6t
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-03-05
Notice

The stockholders of the Anadrako
Hotel Co. will meet April 7th, 1909,
at 8 o'clock p. m. at Karl Preger's
place for the purpose TO elect officers
for the ensuing year and to transact
such other business that may come
before said meeting.
Karl Preger, President
Herman Franz, Secretary. 27-6td.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-03-05

YOUNG MEN For railway mail SER
vice. Exam. May 10. Intending
applicants should begin preparation
at once. Sample questions and
"How Government Positions are
Secured.' sent free. Inter State
Schools. 81 College Pl., Cedar
Rapids, Iowa. 26-6t
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-03-05

WANTED Apprentices in millinery
business Apply TO Mrs. Linder 112
West Broadway Driskell building.
27-dtf
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-03-05
Miscellaneous

FURNISHED Rooms for rent. Mrs.
l. NJ. Spivey. Phone 1l2
7-dt
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-03-05

WANTED-B -Boaders, first door west
of Christian church. Mrs. f. NJ.
Martin. 28-6td
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-03-05
Wanted

WANTED A dining room girl at the
Bryan hotel. 29-2td
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-03-05

$1,000. 90 FOR YOU. Stoemnan made
$1,000. 90 monthly; Korstad $4,000. 90.
New, exciting business. Hundred
averaging $4,000 weekly. Expert
ence Credit unnecessary. Strange
invention. Gives every home bath
room for $500. Cleanses almost
automatically. Startling induce
ments free. Allen Mfg. Co., 20i8
Adams. Toledo, Oh o. 27.6t
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
o'MALLEY ON CONVICT MADE GOODS
Attorney General Rules That Dealers Xs
Take Out License.

Albany. June S.-Attorney General O.Malsy +
nounced to-day that he had rendered an opinion Z
reference 70 the sale Of convict made goods Thi-,
IS OF interest 70 IaborinE men throughout ths star
The Commissioner OF Labor asked hin whether n
decision OF the Court Of Appeals in The case Of -'
People agt Hawkins holding unconsu'di'l-
that section Of the labor law which required CO
vict made goods 20 be branded or otasraS
marked had the effect of making re entire a+ 3
reference to the sale Of these goods unenforceao1
The usrticr!Ia- section en- which The Co11%
sfouer Of Labor desired Information was ma, r
guiring dealers 10 pay license fee u y" osa@
dealing in convict made goods The Attorney v'l
eraI holds that there is clear distinction pew
requiring the property itself ro be marked ana 2
quirfng the dealer IN that property 20 taAe Oh Z
license before perult-inS him % engage "a =
business. and that ir view ~ the fact thai
Court of Appeals was almost evenly DIVIDED On
decision referred to that decision should n''
held 20 extend to any other sections of the a''
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09

decision TO the merits Of the measure be-
fore the Senate had ended its Ia bors. His at
tention has akp been called TO the fact that
far has been In committee Of the whole, and
IS therefore S, Object TO further amendment. and
possibly redIr-tion. when il reaches the Senate
Altogether. tR is satisfied of the wisdom Of his
course. and no criticism emanating from the
progressive - the organization the press Is
in the least likely 10 swerve him from the course
lie has mapped out for hiruself.
II IL wor thy II note that almost every change
made in t,e bill since it reached the Senate has
consisted Of a reduction from the rates recon-
mcnded oy the Finance Committee and has
been ma de. not as a result Of the protests or
the vote Of the ''progressives" but on the mo-
ton Of The chairman Of the Finance Committee
This fact is not without its significance in the
eyes Of the President That the President is
for zeal revision" is Well understood, and he
has ~ desire To conceal his position from any
VINO sanav be interested therein. That the Pres
iden1 = views have undergone any change Is
rnerr Iv a presumption and is not based on
any known facts. That he regards the admin
1strative features of the bin admirable he has
nns hesitated 10 assert That he regards the
ourcone Of tn, tariff revision with his usual
optimism is apparent 10 all who enjoy his con
Afdence. but aside from these facts all asser-
7tions regarding his position must be accepted
<Hs coming within that wide latitude which be
gins az speculation and ends at logical deduc-
tion-deduction from facts and public utter
Hnces as well known 10 the readers Of The Trib-
une as they are 10 any in Washington
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
TO HEIR NEWSPAPER MEN
Finance Committee VII Consider
Wood Pulp and Paper.

Washington, June S.-Representatives of news
paper publishers, headed by John Norris chairman
OF the committee on paDer Of the American News
paper Publishers Association. viii have hearing
a. $50 O'Clock tomorrow before the Senate Finance
Committee The committe has thus far taken no
action the question Of wood pulp and print paper
and the differences Of opinion in the Senate have
been SO great that the outcome Of vote could not
be foretold- The action Of the House on this sub
5ect j. regarded the equivalent Of free wood pulp
and free paper.
PAPER manufacturers in the United States have in
sisted that they would be driven of business bv
the House provision and have demanded the con-
tinuance Of the protection given by existing law
Some Of the members Of the Senate were inclined
20 fix rate u 81 ton on print paper. which is
& decrease from the present rate. When comuuni-
Gated 70 th- members - the Newspaper Publishers
Association. this rate declared TO be unsatis-
factory- Another hearing then ordered
ON she questions OF wood pulp and print paper
coal, oil and hides. the Senate committee has de-
te-mined to canvass the Of the Senate he
fore making recommendations. 1t is conceded that
the wore on the question Of putting hides on the
free list viii be close. and the same is true Of oil
There is sentiment in favor Of continuing the pro
lection on bituminous coal. but many Senators be
Eeve that the existing Of 81 cents ton is too
high. and an effort viii be made 10 reduce this 10
about 80 cents
The amendments 10 the zinc paragraph which
we've introduced recently by Mr. Smoo are not sa.-
isfaetor} 10 the smelling concerns and another
Change may be made A hearing will be given also
te the manufacturers Of plate glass
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
DELAY IN HOUSE CHANGE
No Modification of Seating arrange
ments for T7cO Years.


Washington June s.-AthOugh APPROPRIATION
OF So 900 authorized at the last session OF No
gress for changing the seating arrangement !" .7
House Of Representatives, it was learner 'o-uH'
that no notifications would he made Tot ai le"'
two wears II the desire OF RepreSel'a'i'0
Samuel Mccall. of Massachusetts. that 'Ht
changes should be made during the recess Inns
summer, but. because of the unexpecteIiN io'i7
tariff session and because of the dlthcuitN III pr
pairing satisfactory plans. he has become F'ssneu
TO the delay. The notifications are no" III 'i7
hands of Elliott Woods superintendent or the zap
itol who is in constant consultation WIN seNei"i
prominent architects and acoustic experts.
The present idea Is narrow the limits OF the
chamber by than half. and to remove the
desks and chairs now used. and substitute DencheS
similar to those used in the House OF commons
smaller chairs. Samples of these chairs Ha|e
already arrived a the Capitol The gallery spaCe
VIII be increased. will also the ciOakrooms Inc
purpose of Mr. Mccall is to encourage tEe PiaC-
tice of attention in the chamber and 20 relesate
all converse ton and other business to the CLOAK
rooms and office building The organization OF
the House IS not particularly favorable to the
change, and il is understood that they nope the
delay may result I'm a change of sentiment on the
part of the majority.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
APPROVES sCHURz MEMORIAL.
Art Commission DiSapproves, However Site
for Brownson Statue

The location at 91st and Riverside Drive for
the erection OF a heroic bust OF Orestes A. Brown
son. given 10 the city by Archbishop Farley and
members OF the Catholic Young Mems National
Union. vas disapproved at meeting Of the Mu-
nicpal Art Commission yesterday. The commission
did not express approval dsapprOval Of the bust
but only dsapproved the site. The commission also
disapo-oved recumbent stone lions, executed TO
flank the main entrance of the new Police Head
quarters building. IN Centre street
The commission approved the design Of the Carl
Schurz Memorial by Karl Bitter. for 4 seated pOr-
trait statue of Mr. Schurz in bronze. TO be erected
on a granite pedestal with proper architectural set
ting at llsth street ard Morning gside avenue A
design for a basin and fountain of Stony Creek
granite TO cost Sl5000 and be erected by the
Josephine Shaw Lowell Memorial Committee. at
Corlears Hook, in front Of the pavilion. was ap-
proved.
A bronze electric light standard on granite base
a gift from the Colonial Danes OF America, 70 be
placed at I'D street and Riverside Drive. ap
proved as was also a bronze tablet TO be placed on
the Queensboro Bridge. the gift OF the Bridge Cele
bration Committee. and a tablet in memory OF
Joseph A. Fripp former principal of Public School
70. in lst street
The commission dsapproved the site for wealth
er bureau kiosk east OF the southerly entrance TO
the subway in front OF the City Hall. No action
was taken on the design Of the kiosk. gift the
city from the United states Department OF Agrt-
culture which is to be equipped with meteorOogi-
cal instruments behind plate glass windows The
commission also disaI Iproved designs for story
brick storehouse and a two story Office building. 70
$500. and be erected the eastcrly side OF
BlackWeTs Island
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
State Board VIII Meet Applicants for Pie
on June 26.

Albany. June s-Ths state civil Service -
mission will hold examinations on June p -
the following places
Chemist. Department of Highways - % p
day ....-
Superintendent OF construction, state AF'a''
81 500
Fire inspector. Forest. Fish and Game C''I-
sion. sg1a year AMI expenses -.
Fish ard game protector, Forest Fish anu -
Commission saoo year and expenses. -
Foreman ~ fish hatcherIes Forest rs
Game Commission. $. 1S"
Inspector of weights and measures Depa' ~.
of State Superintendent ~ Weights anu
ures 81 100 .,
Laboratory assistant. Department of His''
s. day. -
Ovearhead appraiser. Public Service con''iH'-
lst District. 81 coo To $3.50
Prison guard state prisons. S51a "ltlo1-
tenanCe.
The above examina tionS are open % men -. -
Trained nurse state institutions male di'- 49,
$50 S65a and mafr terauce- -.
The last dav for filing applications i'i ~
places is June p. az l. IT. -,
For information and application forms Isl -
to these examinations. address postal caiu
ferreCJ state civil Service Commission Al'a''
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
POLICEMAN FINED FOR INToXICATIoN.
Second Case of the Kind at Mercer Street Sta
ton in Twenty-four Hours

Patrolman Martin Davis. OF the Mercer street sta
tiOn. was locked up at that place late yesterday
afternoon charged with intOxicatiOn. and was sus-
pended from duty. Sergeant Rufus j. Deyo is the
complainant Davis appointed to the force on
April l. 1901 He had been letter carrier precious
that He has been fined several times
This the second of alleged intoxicatiOn
in the Mercer street station in twentY-four hours
At las a m. Lieutenant Walsh Patroman
Henry A. WOesthon staggering in Bleecker street
He took him to the station house. Woesthons re-
volver and nightstick were taken from him and ne
was sent home He reported back to the station at
2 o'clock and went duty. Captain Henry said
charges would be preferred against the man
Woesthoff appointed the force in May, 1906
Davis. who lives No. AS East 143d street, was
arTagned before Magistrate Cornell In the night
court by Sergeant George W. Stephenson.
IT'S a conspiracy get me into trouble" said
Davis Il not drunk. l had headache and
took headache powders"
Sergeant Stephenson testified that Davis had
threatened after his arrest TO shoot holes into
every In the place and that he had been
abusive to one from the captain down Magis-
trate Cornell fined him $40 and Captain Henry
paid 1t.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
sHRINERS DRILL AT LOUISVILLE.
Suffer from the Heat-Utica Man Made Mem
her Emeritus, a Rare Honor.

Louisville. June s.-With drilling all day IN neat
relieved little by rain at dusk nones OF 'he
Mystic Shrine felt tonight as thoush '"eS iiAu
really traversed a desert.
The Imperial Council to-day held an important
session. AZ which James Wemmington Boyle poten-
tate Of Ziyra temple. OF Utica. n Y was mace
member emeritus al vtem. an honor Which h"9
been conferred on only four other men
Imperial Potentate +. J. Alderman, IN MS 40
dress declared the present membership OF the
shrine to be 10000. Increase OF 1900 in the last
wear while the financial condition showed sur
Mus that would buy a corner I'm Wall Street.
Il was declared tonight that there would be ser-
GUS opposition 70 the moving up Of officers. md
that George K. Street, OF Richmond. Va NAV noi
a the custom, move up from Imperial deputy
potentate TO imperial potentate.
Tonight. despite eaTly rain. a remarkable
pageant was held All the crack patrols were In
line under lights and colors that reminded one OF
the zouaves Of Aboukir marching TO battle. This
narade consumed almost an hour TO pass H given
point and several miles long
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
REPORT OF FILIBUsTERING VOYAGE.
Gunboat Marietta Steams Back to Panama to
Watch Developments.

Washington June S.-Reports of projected fill
clustering expedition from Panama to some Colon
bian port not indicated reached Washington re-
Gently and the gunboat Marietta. then Blue
fields steamed back TO the Panama coast for the
purpose of watching developments.
The expedition believed to have its starting
point Bocas del Tnro, away up the Panama coast
near Costa Rica. The results Of the proposed
movement have not yet been ascertained. The
Panama government. in keeping with its manifest
intention to prevent unfrendly operations against
Colombia. took cognizance of the matter prompt
~, and IL at the suggestion of the authorities
OF that country that the Marietta hurried from
Rluefields.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
IORIJfERIN W1SHINGTON.
RepresentatiCe and Senat0r-Elect
Mau Remain IN LO1cer House.


Washington June S.-Representative ana sen
ator-elect William Lorimer. Of Illinois, arrived IN
Washington tonight fully conscious OF having
engineered of the most sagacious poitcal
coups In recent years, the conclusion of when
landed him in the United States Senate by the ala
of Democratic votes.
in the Senate before the end of the extra session
or whether he will continue his duties az silent
but potential member of the House His decision
rests entirely with Speaker Cannon, whom the ne"
Senator Will consult early tomorrow morning.
Mr. Lorimer said tonight that he was entirely
willing remain in the House until the end OF the
present session If he Speaker feels that his organ
izaton needs another stawar to insure the passage
of the tariff bill any other legsla ton which may
emanate from regular source.
He pointed out tonight that one vote might mean
a great deal toward facilitating legislation in the
House during the consideration of the conference
report. and that the followers OF Senator Aldrich
seem be having things their own way in the
upper house there may be necessity Of his being
sworn in Immediately.
If ne decides remain in the House this action
will be taken indication that the Speaker is
overcertain Of his ability to pass the. con
ference report without a fight but it is generally
believed in Washington tonight that Mr.. Cannon
will ask Mr. Dorimer 20 remain in the lower house.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
LE4DERS SEE NR. TAFT.
ReHerc There Is No Basis for TetO
RumOrS.
rPr The Associated Press

Washington. June s--Senate and House leaders
who are directing the course Of the tariff bill
through Congress- and who will be members OF
the conference on the bill after it has passed the
Senate, took measures Today 10 ascertain whether
;here Nas any foundation fer reports that Presi-
dent Tzft would veto the bill They have reached
The conclusion that there is basis whatever for
such reports.
Speaker Cannon. Senator Aldrich and Repre-
sentative Payne, individually. have been at the
White House several times in the last few days.
and they say that if President Taft is dissatisfied
with the the bill king through Congress
he has concealed his very successfully. AS
late as this evening the President told Of the
Republican leaders jhaJ had authority
suggest that he had in mind the veto of the tariff
measure
Mr.. Aldrich was AT the White House to-day and
talked uirh The President for some time, When he
returned The Capitol he told his colleagues that
The President did appear he all perturbed
about the tariff situation. and that he had
pressed confidence in The members OF the Finance
Cummfrree
Capital has been made Of the fact that President
Taft has been consulted frequently about amend
nlents being made tariff b.ll Senator Adrich
explained TODAY that whcneyd tariff bill was
under sderation was usual the head Of the
administration and all the members of his official
family weigh the bill in every particular and
especially with regard its possible effect the
party responsible for il President Taft will be ex-
pected hv Alr AIdrich and lay Nr- PAYNE, chairman
el 'ii' fl'1S' committee on ways ana Means, 70
give his personal attention hill every stage
Of its progress As matter OF fact, the President
Is regarded always member Of the conference.
Il IS not unlikely that the Republican conferrees
representing the House and Senate will meet from
time 10 time the White House and go over the
proposed law with Mr.. Taft.
Referring TO his Chicago speech. Republican lead
ers were inclined to-day assign TO political in
experience Secretary MacVessh's failure 10 con
slider that any speech delivered by him would
probably be taken the view Of the adminstra-
ZION Many Of the leaders point 10 the fact that
the speech was delivered 10 audience which SYM
pathized entirely with demands for revision down
WARD. but al the time they assert that cara
fu reading Of the speech would indicate it
been nlIsconstrued in many quarters.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
GIFT TO MSS BO1RDM4N.
President Taft Presents a Hatch
and Chain.

Washington. June S.-The famous TAFT Philip
pine party" called because President Taft. who
the time OF the trip Secretary OF War, and
Mrs. Taft in charge OF IL 10 the Orient
and back with several subsequent happy marital
results. showed It's appreciation Of Miss Mabel
Boardman by presenting TO her tonight at her
home diamond studded watch and chain
President Taft made the presentation He spoke
of the kindly feelings which ever, member Of the
party mad toward Miss Hosrdman because of whnt
she had done the journey to the Far EIst and
hack make the trip pleasant Tor ever, body.
1t all planned a complete surprise FOR Miss
Bourdman. who did not realize, when President
Tart and tnC other guests began TO arrive at her
home a few minutes after O'Clock tonight what
it all about In addition to the President there
present Senator and Mrs. Scott. Senator and
Mrs Newands. Senator Warren, Senator Foster.
Representative and Mrs. Lougworth. Major Gen
eral Clarence r. Edwards, Representative and Mrs
HH Representative and Mrs. Cooper. representa-
tive DE Almond. Or. Ede. Mrs. ". J. Boardman
Fred W Carpenter. secretary 10 the President. ana
Captain A w. Butt, his military aid.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
AFTER NEIGHBoR's EMPLOYEES.
J. Kennedy Tod Gets Warrant for Their Ar
rest on Larceny Charge


Greenwich. Conn, June 81. Kennedy Tod. the
New York banker. startled the Sound Beach col
ony and the whole of Greenwich this morning by
calling at the Prosecuting Attorneys Office and de-
manding a warrant for the arrest on a charge Of
larceny. OF the employees Of E J. Lucas Mount
Vernon real estate dealer who has a country place
Sound Beach.
Mr.. Tod alleged that Mr.. Lucas had caused 20
be taken large tent which he had placed on Great
Island. island which at low tide Is close both
TO Innis Arden. Mr.. Tods place, and Mr.. Lucss's
The island is said 10 belong the State Of Con
necticut- Mr.. Lucas. however. seems 70 think that
II belongs TO him. and that all who go there
trespassers Two weeks ago Mr. Tod erected a
tent the island, and has been using 1t occ,t-
sonally, meanwhile making 1t clear that any one
else who wished it in his absence free
to do
This morning he discovered that the
gone. and that some John Does had taken 1t down.
Without hesitation he hurried to Greenwich and
applied for the warrant which is now in the hanls
OF a. ID. Palmer. town constable. 10 serve the
right persons.