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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-04


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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-04
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ident on Long-Oistance Riding.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-04

Guthrie. Okla. Mar. 3.-Thc Frank I
lin child labor bill PASSED 10Y the
legislature and signed by Governor
Haskell will become effective ninety
days after the legislature has aG
journod. u accordance with the
terms Of the constitution. applying to
all acts not passed as emergencies.
I'm them clntimc the act is suDloc,
TO referendum by the peoples I,
they are not satisfied with Us terms
tudcr this law all children under
the age of II years are pryhig!tod .
from working in factory factory
Workshop. theator, bowiug alley, F.
pool nall, steam laundry. or other
occupation injurious to health nO
morals. orr especially hazardous to
life or limb. All childn,n uu 'cr the .
age of lC years are p ohib'-l '"om
working al such occupations uu.
less such child is able to read aud .
write simple sentences in the Eng 4
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school during tn, prcc ding year for
tb. tim. THAI attendance is compul.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-04
Apples for Sale.

Car of good Kansas apples at the
Santa Fe depot for sale quick, 3-3
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-04
ARMOUR TO
FIGHT PATTEN
IT WAS J. OGDENS FATHER WHO
BROKE THE LETTER WHEAT
CORNER.
ARMOUR'S SHORT ON WHEAT

The Market Yesterday Fiuctuatet
with Patten in Easy Control-His
Opponents Say They Can Force the
Price Of Grain Down.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-04

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irt,.-. .f rsu .r utr cons. .."a.'.
coming Boo fr nearly OIL. parts .I
ilo tuuut-v Hat'uF Q 90 p1nir.iH"
lH. rpr.Ntl Oh. E'pvfN cot iH.r iU
eases that were considered uu-u.
Iut,Iy hupJ.ts-.
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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
TUNNEL CAV[IN
HOLDING TRAFFIC
Passengers and Mail Trans
ferred Over Hill Near
C0ram on Shasta Line

REDDING. Nov. 2.-The Shasta
route of the Southern Pacific is still
blocked by the cavein of tunnel /
which occurred near Coram yesterday
while freight train was passing
through the tunnel and resulted in the
death Of two. pen.
Passengers. mail and baggage are
being transferred over a trail made
over the hill which is steep and slip
perry. It takes from four to eight hours
to make a transfer from one train to
another.
According to railroad officials on the
ground the. cavein is much more ex-
tensive than at nrst thought. It.was
found necessary to make an open cut
south of the entrance to the tunnel
for distance of 30 feet 1t is be-
heved that it VIII be Friday or Satur-
day before the tunnel is cleared and
traffic can be resumed through it.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
MARTIN HAMMERS DIES,
). VICTIM OF RUNAWAY
San joaquin Pioneer Leaves
Widow and Much Property
Especial Dispotth 10 The Cdlll


STOCKTON. Nov. MARTIN LAM
mers. Rloreeer resident. of San Joaquin
county and. ~, ;,s,s:y land owner. aged
IS years, died Il; , o'clock this morning
as the. result OF injuries#"r last
Tuesday. In a runaway He and Henry
Fink, his brother in law, drove out to
Lodi a week ago and while returning
to. town the horse took fright and ran
away. tipping the buggy over. Lam
mers' hip was fractured and he was in:
jured internally. He was taken to ST.
Joseph's home. where he died.
Lammers came TO california in 1854
from Germany. having made the trip
by way of the isthmus.:: He. lived in
Martinez for two years and then re-.
turned to. San francisco. where he re-
sided until 1865, when he: came. to San
Joaquin county. He. took up govern
ment land west of Tracy and. on Union
island. He farned both tracts and un-
TIL 1877 made his home on the west side.
Since then and up to a. year ago. he
iiyen on. his Union island farm. He
owned at the time of his death 1900
acres of the richest land on the island
and 500. acres on the west side.
hammers was one of the most prom
inent citizens IN the county and wa,
popular. with the westsiders. His prop
erty interests are quite. valuable. He
was a charter member OF the knights
of Pytiltas and Odd Follows. lodges of
Tracy. He was the oldest Odd Fellow
on the west side. He leaves a widow,
Dorothea hammers. and a sister. Mrs.
Yost of San Francisco.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 1880 o'clock from the Odd
Fellows. hall In Tracy.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
TWO STOCKTON WOMEN !.
HONORED IN DEATH
Mrs. Catherine O'Keefe and
Mrs. Sarah c. Harry Buried
fSpeeiiaI Dispaieh q The .CaIIl

Special DIspdtch 10 i he Call ~. =:
: STOCKTON, Nov. THE funeral: of
Mrs. Catherine O'Keefe. mother of Coun-:
Gilman Denis o. .gO.Keefe. took place:
this morning at g O'Clock from the resi-,
dence of the latter, thence to St Mary's:
where a requiem high mass
was celebrated. = Interment was made
IN San Joaquin cemetery. -.
:. The pail bearers were R. r. Reiben-
stein, John Minehau. Frank B. Briare.
John D. Gall, ]. B. Brennan and Oscar
Wright. +:
The funeral OF Mrs. Sarah C. Harry
was held this afternoon al 2 o'clock
from the residence of her son.. DR..
Charles r. Harry, Rev. Mr. Rentson
officiating. Friends gathered to pas
theirias respects TO the good woman.
The members of the Stockton Wernan's s
Christian Temperance union and Leb-
anon Rebekah lodge attended. ++.e.
: The pail bearers were Sidney Harry,
J.. N. Harry. DR.. Charles r. Harry. How
ard Humphreys. Ed Condy~ and Fred
GerIach. A quartet consisting of Mrs.
Housken. Mrs. clifford, Roy Moore and
Fred Eckstrorn rendered comforting Sc
lections. Interment was made IN Rural
cemetery -
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
WOMAN AND DAUGHTER J..
IN TOLLS FOR FRAUDS
Charged With Beating" Hotels
and Attempted Burglary

Los ANGELES, Nov. Mrs Au-
gusta Bart and her daughter. Nina, for
whom the police of this and nearly
every other city on the coast have been
searching for months. are under arrest
here today charged with a series OF
hotel frauds and an alleged attempted
burglary. Mrs. Bart fought her cap
tors fierceIy before she was taken.
The Victom Of attempted burglary,
Mrs. John C. Rockhold, 2Il5 BonsaI'o 0
street, was responsible for the arrest.
The two Bart women had been en-
pl0yed as house keepers during her
absence. When she returned she found
ALL her silver ware and valuab ables
packed for removal
Mrs Bart and her daughter are sus-
pected of having swindled the Fair
mont hotel san Francisco. the Carl
ton, Berkeley. and several apartment
houses and hotels here. They were
arrested last year IN Pasadena. charged
with having defrauded the Solano hotel
there.
The Rarts are said to have operated
in san Francisco and other cities under
the names OF Lord. Bates, Barth. Baird,
Graves. Thompson. Laughlin, Ashbourne
and Courtney.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
ORDERS TOMBSTONE AND
USES SPURIOUS CHECK
William Andrews Arrested With
More Drafts in Pockets
TSoer;oI D;,o6,rb. n Tbs CoLu

STOCKTON. Nov 2.--Sherif Sibley
has received word from San Jose of the
arrest of William Andrews wanted
here for passing a spurious check on
Ben Woodruff. Andrews will probably
be prosecuted in San Jose. however.
where he was arrested on information
from the local office.
A few weeks ago. Andrews dropped
into Stockton and called upon Woodruff
& Cramer, tombstone makers. He said
that his wife died last spring and he
desired suitable tombstone. After
carefully looking over a number OF
Stones he selected. one that cost $50. He
promised to return in a few hours with
the Inscription. On doing so he gave
woodruff a check for s100. The latter
gave Andrews $40 change. Andrews
left and the tombstone man hasn't seen
him since; The check was worthless.
When Andrews tried TO put through
another deal In San Jose he was taken
into custody. The sheriffs officers found
in his. pockets $1,000 worth of bogus
checks.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
MANILA ELECTION FOR
ASSEMBLY UNDECIDED
Former Delegate to Washington
May Become Speaker

MANILA: Nov 2--General election
returns are coming in slowly and 1T is
impossible: TO forecast results as re-
CARDS mem hers 81. the assembly. 1t
VIII be several days before complete
returns are received xs~-s-
DominandeF Gomez, former presfden
OF the nationalist party. who. was
ousted. from the last assembly: on the
ground that he was not a citizen and
so j in eligible 10 hold offce.or to vote.
ca rried North. Manila today by a. small
margin. The opinion-i expressed that
IN spite Of his previous. disqualification
the assembly will seat Gomez.
South Manila elected Pablo Ocampo.
who was a former delegate from the
Philippine islands TO Washington.
Ocampo is a candidate for speaker.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
MORMON PARTY
LOSES CONTEST
IN SALT LAKE
American Candidates Re.
turned to Power by Clear
Majority
Oregon Counties Vote "Wet'
and Dry and Washington
Elects New Congressman

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SALE LAKE; CITY. Utah, Nov. 2.--on
tie Issue s Mormon church. domination
III flldyracfpal politics the American or
sati-churcn party was returned to
. power here TODAY by a. clear. majority
over the republican. and. fusion .candi=
dates. ot.Iz towns and eities in the
state reporting tonight six elected: re-
@ptbHcan. mayors I'VE citizens and three
= democratic.: ~
Ma5o5= s. s" Brsnsford. American. of
sele+I5s.S.zs- 7.eeived 1853, votes. Wal
lace 3snios.rat Z. Size; Murdoch. repub-
rlican .024. and Burt. socialist SIG: +
The. Americans elect eight-out of ten
counciInen. " :: +. ..sa.... 8. 3. =.
Provo. the home. Of Senator smoot,
elected an independent citizen mayor
over the. Democrats and Republicans, :
AZ Eureka the fght was between the
citizens and socialists. and at Bingham
The opposition. TO the socialists united
on ghe republican candidates. '; -:
Votes on Local Option
I PORTLAND. or, Nov. 2.--Coiumbia.
county voted 10. remain ''wets' in an
election today by a small Majority
:. t0eWego precinct, IN Clackanas
county voted dry 5y about 80 ma
sority.-
;: Vancouver. wash, sn che election 10.
day voted 90 remain ''weS'' by about
1856 majority The town az c,amas. In
Lewis county. voted 'dry" by ls ma
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
FIFTY MEN ARE ROBBED.
GAGGED AND TIED UP
Four Men Capture and Rob
Gang of Laborers
[Speeial. Dnpateh q The CoIl.

lSpecIdl' DDpdtch 10 i ne SouI
NEW. YORK. Nov. 2.-with all the
dash and skill of the bandit in the
mountains of their fatherland. four
Italians captured 80 OF their. country
men. and one negro near the .Ramapo
in New Jersey Monday
night. and robbed them of a months
wages and everything else they had
and then made good their escape.
Many of the victims were armed. but
they were fooled into surrenderfng by
bogus badge which one of the four
robbers wore and which he claimed
was the badge of United States. secret
sevice detective. Then the so, one after
another. were bound, gagged, robbed
and thrown into store house. The
aggregate loss was Sizes in CASH.
I: The. money was almost the full
amount the gang had received for its
work during October. Monday was
pay day and none of the laborers had
had much opportunity to spend any
thing before the thieves came:
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
STATE COMPfLS
COMPANY TO PAY
Adding Machine Corporation
Tries to Evade Charge for
Doing Business Here
[Seseial Di.pateh % The Call

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SACRAMENTO. Nov. 2.--The Bur
Eoughs adding machine company of
Detroit, Mich, has settled with the
secretary of states Office after vain
effort TO elude payment of a fling fee
for its Incorporation papers and the
privilege of doing business in Califor-
MIA. A check for s75S.5O was forwarded
today.
The. company tried to avoid paying
on the basis of the Michigan company
$500. 0e0 capitalization, after it had
been doing. business in the state for a
number: of years. 1t sought to sub
stltute its Missouri company. which is
for only $4,000. and thus
escape with the payment Of a fee of
$50: =
The secretary of state, however. held
a : bill or. two: Of the big company's
for adding machines furnished the.
state, and inally forced a settlement. .
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
FILES $4,000 LIBEL SUIT
AGAINST UNION
Manager of RochdaIe Company
Demands Balm From Paper
,peeidI Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
SACRAMENTO. Nov. 2-P. F. Reed.
manager of the Sacramento Rochdale
has brought suit for $4,000
damage for libel against the Saera-
mente Union:
The. defendants in the action are des-
ignated the Sacramento publishing COM
pany. the Union trust company, l.: E.
Bentz. Edward Insley and John. Doe
and Richard Roe. The latter are f1cti-
tious names for the owners of the
paper. their real names being unknown.
Attorney Grove l. Johnson and the
firm of Wahrhaftfg & Shinn have been
retained by Reed. Reed complains that
an article published in the Union Octo-
ber 2s regarding alleged crookedness
in the Rochdale company was false and
libelous and exposed him to obloquy,
contempt and ridicule and injured him
in his. occupation.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
DRIVER LEAPS FREE
s. AS TRAIN HITS WAGON
Horse Dashes Into Tree and Is
- n Killed
Especial Dispoich. 10 The Call

:: SAN JOSE. Nov. 2.--Hersey E. Reed,
a driver for the st. James laundry.
had a hairbEeadth escape from death
when the IL :05 passenger train, from
Monterey demolished his laundry
wagon, The terrified horse, after run
ming a block. dashed it's: head into a
tree and was instantly killed. The
accident occurred at the crossing of
Reed street with the Southern Pacific
track.
: Bystanders. say that the escape of
Reed was unusually narrow, as. from
the manner in which he jumped. he
cleared practically the entire space
between the tracks just in front Of
the locomotive
This is the same crossing where
Jerry Coakley was recently killed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
RECLAMATION PLANS
IN SUFFER- COUNTY
Supervisors Asked to Organize
Two Districts Covering
$4,000 Acres OF Land
Especial .Dispafch 10 The Call

YUBA CITY, Nov. 1.-Two big recla-
nation projects are under way in this
county. Petitions have been filed with
the supervisors by the Alta Vale farm
lands company and J. w. Browning
for the organization of districts for
reclamation of $1,000 acres of tule land
The Alta Vale farm lands company
will reclaim 5000 acres of land ontthe
Rideout ranch and adjoining. while
Browning seeks to reclaim the Brown
ing ranch and tuIe land south of It,
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
SECRETARY OF LABOR
UNION is ARRESTED
Treasurer of Laundry Workers
Accused of EmbezzIement

VALLEJO, Nov. al. F. Hooker
smith. who was arrested in San Fran
cisco yesterday on information from
the local police charging him with
felony embezzlement, was brought here
today Hockersmith was formerly
treasurer Of the laundry workers
union of this city and when he disap-
peared several months ago the officials
OF the union declared that he was
short in his accounts.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
LAUNDRY TANKS FALL,
DRENCHING WORKMEN
Girls Flee in Panic and Many
Buildings Shake
TSpecial Dispoteh 10 The Cali

lopee1di Dt'Poten 10 ne >o"J
SAN JOSE, Nov. 2.-Workingmen in
the Kelley laundry in South Market
street were drenched and almost
drowned this afternoon in the collapse
of three big tanks containing $4,000
gallons of water.
Weakened by fire several weeks ago,
the supports of the tall structure gave
way today when the tanks were
pumped full and the structure fell
with a roar and a thud which shook
the neighboring buildings.
Girls in the laundry. believing that
the shock was an earthquake, ran
from the building in a panic. The
water from the tanks dashed around
their feet as they ran.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
GIANT STEEL TRESTLES
~ BEGUN AT AUBURN
One Structure 100 Feet High
VIII Span Ravine.
| TSoco;ol D;,noicb ii The C1E1

AUBURN Nov. the. concrete
foundations for the mammoth steel
trestle over Auburn ravine are in shape.
The trestle will be several. hundred
feet long: and will be oyer a hundred
feet high in many places 1t will be
on a slight curve instead of straight, !,
engineers claiming this curve will do
away with vibration. >
+: Work has begun. on the concrete
foundations for the steel trestle across
Baltimore ravine, little south of this.
This. trestle will .be 500 feet above
the bed of. the ravine. :.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
THINK BODIES OF
MEN ARE IN POOL
Discovery of Buggy and Dead
Horse Indicates Tragedy
Near Redding
Special Dispatch 10 TIE Call

REDDING. Nov 2.-Coroner Houston
has gone TO Clear creek. II miles west,
to look into the finding. of horse and
buggy ina dredge pool and the re-
ported disappearance of two men who
Were last seen in the buggy
William Diestelhorst, who owns the
dredge. found the horse. and. buggy in
the pool this morning The morse was
dead.
Investigation disclosed the fact that
two men were in the buggy when it
was last seen yesterday, and it is be-
Heved their bodies are in the pool.
The pool win be dragged. The identity
OF the. two missing men is not known.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
YOUTH ON TRIAL AS
ALLEGED KNIFE WIELDER
Jury Secured to try William
Kline for Crime
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

. STOCKTON, Nov 2-The trial of
William Kline, the young man accused
of having stabbed Maurice Sheehan
some months ago, was begun this morn
ing in Judge Nutter's court. Sheehan
got in an alteration with Kline and
others and was: stabbed. Kline was ac-
cused of the cutting. The jury secured
to try the. case follows: John c. Bew-
ley, George W.. Steeley, W. f. Prater
B. F. Eastman, Thomas B. Lisenbery,
Charles Frederick, C. Howell Jr., a. j.
Lyons, Harry o. White. F. NJ. Rowe,
Peter Nevin. and B.: w. Halck.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-03
Democrat Carries County

. PORE TOWNSEND, Wash. Now g.
Present indications are that Lister,
democrat. for con gress. from. the second
district. will carry. Jefferson" county by.
300 plurality over .AIcCredie. repu blican.
A light vote was .cs st. Jefferson co1n-
-fy IS. normally republican. by a large.
ma tority.' T. 80.