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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-09-20
PERSONALS
Broadway.

Broadway.
q Rev Cocoa made a business trip to
Lawton Monday.
Rice McAlfee went TO Ft. Cobb on
business Monday
Mr. and Mrs A D Brown visited
relatives in Carnegie over Sunday.
Attorney Dyke Bsllinger transacted
legal business in Gracemont Monday.
Karl Douglas made a business trip
to Oklahoma City Saturday evening.
DR.. Welch Of Carnegie was trans.
acting business in Anaiarko Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. Bailey of Carnegie
were in Anadark) on business Mon.
day.
Ozarka water for sale by Logan
BillinRsley 1T East Main Street.
Phon 80. III DIT
Miss Rirdie Mitchell Of Carnegie
visited over Sunday with Mrs. f. J.
Callahan.
Miss Stella Fergrson and Miss
Pearl Harold visited frieuds in Law
ton Sunday.
Mamie A Fehman mas brought
suit against her husband, Fred e
Fehman for a divorce.
J c Kohn left Monday for Wichita.
Kan, where he will transact busi-
ness and attend the far.
Mrs. VIM. Malone, of Altus is the
guest of Mrs. II. NJ. Lindsey at tn
Joe Austin home this week.
Luther Turner, Of the Divero.Taylor
paint company of Waurika, was in
the city visiting friends over Sunday.
Broadway.
The ladies Aid of the Christian
church Will meet at the church for
work Wednesday, imm ediately after
noon.
Miss Laura Peden Of Perry, VIII
has been visiting her daughter Mrs
Arthur Dyer, returned to her home
Monday.
Suits pressed, SOC. Anadarko
Tailoring Co. Phone 73.
DR. w II Rose. who is Secretary of
the annual conference and also super
intendent Of the NJ T. Hospital in
Guthrie, preached in the NJ f church
Sunday evening.
Broadway.
Mrs Worth Barnett who has been
visiting Paul and Charley Kaiser and
their families the past week left for
her home in Wichita. Kan. Monday
Her mother, Mrs Durland. of Ft.
Cobb accompanied her to Chickasha.
Mrs NJ d Miller entertained Mes
danes Romick, Austin, Dixon Mar
tinez and Hastings at her home Sat.
urday in honor Of ser mother, Mrs
+ l. RowlrY's birthday. Refresh
ments were served and the ladies en-
joyed the afternoon in social chats.
The Allison Bros. received first
prize on the Black Aberdine male
yearling and the first prize op the
heifer Black Aberdine yearling.
First prize on Poland China hogs
both male and female, at the Apache
fair.
Mrs Alex Mullen of McCombs City,
Miss, who has been visiting her
brother C l. Kirkpatrick and family
the past six weeks, left Friday for
her home. Miss Aicle had intended
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-09-20
Pasture for Horses

100 acres with fresh water, 8 miles
southwest of Anadarko. 1877. ltw
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16
PROMINENT COMMISSION
MERCHANT SUCCUMBS
E. r. Painter Dies Suddenly
From Paralysis

z. r. Painter, who was prominent in
the wholesale commission district for
nearly 80 years, died in this city sun
dav night from the effects of stroke
of paralysis At the time of his death
Painter was the assistant secretary of
the San Francisco wholesale dairy pro-
duce exchange, a position which ne
had held since the inception of the
institution.
Painter had a varied career. Born
in Mechanicsburg, Pa, in 1S47, he en-
listed in the union army and served at
the front during 1854 and 1855. He
witnessed the arrival of General Phil
Sheridan at Cedar creek, after the gen
erals famous ride from Winchester.
and he was promoted for bravery in
action during that battle. He was
captured by Mosbys guerillas during
his period of service and escaped and
made his way back to the union lines.
During the bloody battle of Five
Forks .Painter was engaged in conver-
sation with an officer of General Gus
ter's staff when a bullet from the enc
my's lines struck and instantly killed
the staff officer.
After the war Painter was identified
with the newspaper business in Denver
and in San Jose, leaving the latter
town to come TO San Francisco.
Painter is survived by a daughter, Miss
June Painter, connected with the Ala
media school department, and by two
nephews. Alec and NJ. E. Wright, of this
city. Mrs. Van Dusen, wife of Doctor
Van Dusen of San Jose, is a niece of
the dead man.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16
DIVORCE OF B0UGUIERE
WILL BE INVESTIGATED
Reno Divorce May Not Exempt
Physician From Liability

s. & G. Gump & Co. are to be per-
mitted to make Invests cation of the
circumstances of the Reno divorce OBJ
tained by Peder S Bruguiere, artist
and physician, from Maryon Bruguiere
Judge Mogan yesterday continued the
action on claim of Gump & Co. against
Bruguiere for $3.50. the price of art
goods purchased by Mrs. Bruguiere
after she and her husband had parted.
until December 26, so that she may be
examined as to the statement that she
deserted her husband.
Bruguiere claims his former wife
bought the goods and charged them to
him because of spite. Under the law
a husband is not liable for. anything
purchased by his wife after she deserts
him. In support of his assertion that
he was deserted Bruguiere has intro
duced the decree of the Reno court
granting him a divorce on that ground.
But Judge Mogan held yesterday that
this decree is no way binding upon
Gump & Co, as they were not parties
to the suit. II it can be shown that
Bruguiere was not as a matter of fact
deserted by his wife, Notwithstanding
the Reno decree, he may be ordered
to pay the bill.
The former Mrs. Bruguiere, who is
now the wife of a New York stock
broker named Denning, has been tray
cling in Europe, but will be back In
san Francisco toward thesend of De-
cember. A i. Gump in an affidavit
states he believes she will testify
that she never deserted Bruguiere. The
case went over TO enable Mrs. Denning
to be examined on this point. The in
vestigation does not in any manner af-
feet the validity of the Reno decree.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16
MISSION PREPARES FOR
NEW YEARS CARNIVAL
Committee Named to Arrange
for the Celebration

The Mission promotion association
took active steps last night to prepare
for it's New Years eve and holiday
celebration. President James Rolph Jr-
appointed a number of committees to
arrange the details. Word was re-
ceived that the Downtown association
would cooperate by routing the illu-
minated floats into the Mission district.
The Fillmore street committee will also
be included in this arrangement
The committeeman who will plan the
celebration for the Mission are:
Executive committee-ColonelW Walter
Kelly, chairman; Dewey Coffin, vice
chairman; r. ]. Churchill. secretary;
finance committee, Charles p Spsder.
chairman: parade committee. c. L. Nc
Enerney, chairman; illumination COM
mittee, Glenn Miller. chairmanfh music,
Michael Casey; decorations, Henry
Feige; carnival, M. Clarke: press and
information, s. j. Lazarus; publicity.
d. o. Crowley; entertainment, ]. ii.
Boyson; prizes and wards, Oscar Hooks: !:
united action, Charles A Nelson.
The association appointed the follow
ing committee to ask the supervisors
for an appropriation of $1,000 to repair
the sleeping quarters of the firemen of
engine house No. 13 at Twenty-sixth
and Valencia streets: p. II. Fleming, J..
G. Gallagher and c. l.. McEnerney. 1t
was also decided to ask the Southern
Pacific company to keep the Valencia
street station open between IL and II
o'clock for the convenience of those
taking the funeral train.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16
FORE|GN
NATIVES TO SHARE
IN |NDIA'S RULE
Plan for Reform of British ADJ
ministratiOn Provides Em=
bryo Constitution

SIMLA. British India, Nov. 15.--rhe
plan for the reform of the British
administration of India, which was
outlined by Lord Morley. secretary of
state for India, in the house of Lords
last December. designed to give India
an embryo constitution admitting the
natives to an important share in the
legislation of the country, went into
effect today.
Thus begins a new and striking
epoch in the history of British rale in
India. Under the program. all religions
and special interests may elect repre-
sentatives to the viceroy's and provin-
cial councils; but in view of recent
anarchistic outbreaks, a safe guard is
provided in a qualification which en-
powers the imperial and provincial
governments to declare ineligible those
persons whose election is considered
contrary to public interests.
The viceroy's council will have $40
members instead of 126. as formerly,
of whom 135 will be elected, as against
80 elected heretofore The func oions
OF the council will be considerably en-
iarged, and it will be enabled to take
an active part in the making OF the
budget and all legislation.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16
STAY IS D[NIfD
LABOR LEADERS
Further Appeal by Gompers,
Mitchell and Morrison
in Doubt

TORONTO. Ont, Nov 15.-Just as the
convention of the American federation
of labor was about to adjourn for the
day a telegram was received from Wash
ington announcing that the stay asked
by the attorneys for President Gompers.
Vice President Mitchell and Secretary
Morrison in the proceedings against
them for contempt of court had been
denied by the court of appeals of the
district of Columbia.
A telegram signed by the three de-
PENDANTS was sent to their counsel in
Washington asking when it would be
necessary for them to put in an ap-
pearance to avoid forfeiting their
bonds. which amount to $4,000, and
stating that they would like to remain
in Toronto until the close of the con-
vention Saturday night.
The suggestion that the convention
be adjourned to Washington In the
event Of the departure of Gompers,
Mitchell and Morrison was taken seri-
ously by many delegates and it was
said a resolution to that effect might
be prepared
Many delegates have expressed dis
approval of the plan suggested by the
central labor union of Philadelphia that
a two weeks general strike be ordered
as a protest against the contempt i'm
prisonmentS.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16
BOYS STEAL AND RUN
RIOT WITH BIG ENGINE
Jump From Runaway Locomo=
tive, Which Is Wrecked

SEATTLE, Nov. ia gang of 40
boys at Birmingham. north of this city,
stole niogul locomotive that had been
sidetracked by a construction crew
last night, and ran the engine several
miles. They then reversed the engine
and started for Birmingham, throwing
the throttle wide open.
The boys were unable to stop the
locomotive and jumped off. every one
of them being injured, five seriously.
The engine, which attained a speed
of more than mile minute. crashed
into a freight train in the Birmingham
yards and was wrecked, the damage to
engine and cars being $4,000.
Fred Glover, Samuel Boskirk. James
Morrison and Charles Whalen. all of
Birmingham, each sustained a fracture
of both legs, and Frank McFadden's
legs were crushed
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16
JEALOUSY CAUSES
A DOUBLE TRAGEDY
Orange Resident Kills Man in
His Home and Then Shoots
Himself

SANTA ANA, Nov. 1.-two men are
dead as the result of quarrel, said to
have been caused by jealousy, at
Orange today. The dead men are Ro-
land Fletcher, aged %, and w. w.
Downs.
1t is said that when Downs went
home at noon he found Fletcher in
his house, and quarrel followed in
which Fletcher was shot and killed by
Downs. Downs was arrested and while
the marshal was telephoning for a
vehicle with which to take him to the
county jail here the prisoner shot him
self in thes head with % caliber re-
volver which the marshal had over
looked. Downs was brought to the
hospital here and died few hours
later.
Downs had been away from home for
several weeks. returning yesterday
Fletcher was unmarried. He belongs
to a prominent family of Ell Modena,
this county.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16
Oppose General Strike
TSpeciaI Dispdieh 10 The Call

NEW YORK. Nov. 15.--Labor leaders
in the city do not look kindly on the
plan advocated by the central fedora
ton of Philadelphia. that the 100000
members of the American federation of
labor go on strike for two weeks. thus
tying up industry throughout the coun-
try. should the ,Uniteds States supreme
court decide the contempt cases against
Gompers, Mitchell and Morrison.
Only one local labor leader approved
of the Philadelphia plan. He was de-
lighted with it. This man was Charles
Off1and. organizer of the bakers union.
The plan is a splendid one and it
certainly should be carried OUT said
he.
But other labor leaders, such as Sam
uel Prince and John r. ~O'Leary. vice
president of the iron molders' league,
believe common sense is against the
plan. Prince said:
''Gompers, Mitchell and Morrison
would not consent to the plan, which
would be most foolish"
1T would simply mean insanity said
Vice President O'Leary. NO sane
leader will give it thought. 1t was
the most silly resolution ever adopted"
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16
CHINESE DIGNITARIES
ARRIVE IN WASHINGTON
Brother i'm Law of Prince Re-
gent Heads Commission

WASHINGTON. Nov. 15.-Baron Lang
Kuei, son of the late eminent grand
secretary, Jung Lu, and brother in law
of HIS imperial highness the prince re-
today.
Baron Liang is commissioned by the
prince regent to Investigate and report
upon topics connected with the gov.
ernment reforms, finance and other sub
jects of import to China. The baron is
accompanied by Sung Fhan, secretary
OF the imperial household. and Chang
Hung Men, expectant subprefect.
The party was met in the presidents s
suite at the union station by Percival
Heitzleman, representing the depart
ment of state. The party, surrounded
by detachment of mounted police. was
escorted TO the Arlington hotel.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16
FORGOTTEN DYNAMITE
FOUND AT CITY HALL
Sixteen Sticks of Explosives
Discovered in Shed

Sixteen sticks of dynamite. for
months lying forgotten in a shed at the
city hall. caused quite commotion in
what is left of that structure yesterday
when discovered by an Investigating
janitor The explosive, enough of it to
tear things loose. had lain open in a
box in the small tools shed and "office"
of the John Tuttle company in the ar
cade leading from the, hall Of records
to the treasurer's Office and what is left
of the main structure.
Deposited there, it is supposed, at the
time blasting was little by little eating
away the solid buttresses at the base
of the dome, the dynamite had been
overlooked by the workmen.
Treasurer McDougald expressed some
Indignation yesterday when he learned
of it's presence. He notified Tuttle in
short order to take it away" and this
was done Immediately by that obliging
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16
NOTED CLIMBER IS
SOUGHT BY COOK
Paul Reinwald Invited to Join
Mount Mckinley Expedition
to Recover Records

Los ANGELES. Nov. 15.-Paul Rein
wald, noted Austrian mountain
climber now in this city, who has as
cents of both Mount Blanc and the
Matterhorn to his credit, today received
a letter from DR.. Frederick A. Cook. in
which the latter states that Reinwald
is being considered as a member of the
party to attempt the ascent of Mount
Mckinley during the coming spring for
the purpose of securing the records
left there by Doctor Cook. according to
his statements. Reinwald says that he
is willing to undertake the climb.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16
King Manuel Is Welcomed in England
BeresfOrd Seeks a Scat in Parliament
India Is to Have Embryo Constitution
PORTUGAL RULER
[NGLAND'S GUEST
King Manuel Welcomed at
Windsor by the British
Monarch and Queen

LONDON. Nov. liking Manuel
since reaching the throne of Portugal,
arrived at Portsmouth today aboard
the royal yacht Victoria and Albert.
Here lie was met by the prince OF
Wales. Representing King Edward, ard
welcomed by an imposing naval dis
play. The party proceeded by train TO
Windsor, where King Edward and
Queen Alexandra awaited their guest
at the station.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16
MAE WOOD FAILS
TOANSWERCHARGE
Does Not Appear in Court and
May Escape Prosecution
for FelOnies

NEW YORK. Nov. 15.-Mae C. Wood.
indicted on charges of forgery and
perjury in connection with her suit
against former Senator Thomas c.
Platt. to whom she alleged she had
been married. did not appear when the
case was called here today.
On request of the prosecution the
case was marked off the calendar.
Assistant District Attorney Garvan
said IT was doubtful if Miss Wood
would be tried, owing to the unfavOr-
able condition of former Senator Plat.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16
GEN. LAUCK'S DAUGHTER
DIVORCES HER HUSBAND
Mrs. Vida L. Lawson Tells the
Court of Failure to Provide

lOpeCtot DtspdtCH 10 ne NQu
SACRAMENTO. Nov. l5.-Mrs. Vida
l. Lawson, the comely daughter Of
Adjutant General J. B. LAuck, today
secured a divorce from George l.
Lawson Of the contracting firm Of
Lawson, Miller & Jardine Of san
Francisco. after telling Judge Post
2 tale Of her husbands failure TO sup
port her
Lawson had not given her the neces-
saries Of life, she told the court. and
her statements were corroborated bv
her father. General Lauck, who was
the only other witness.
Mrs. Lawson before her marriage was
a social favorite in Oakland and a
member Of the smart set Her wed
ding took place in 1904. A year ago
the couple separated and Mrs. Iauck
came 10 Sacramento TO work as a
clerk in the Office of her father
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16
POLICE INVESTIGATING
DEATH OF WOMAN
Stomach Is Sent to Chemist for
Analysis

The police are Investigating the case
Of Mrs. BERTHE Temple. who died yester-
day at her home, 2207 Sutter street.
from supposedly natural causes. De-
tective Budd was unable to locate her
husband. Leo Temple. yesterday, but
expects TO have an interview with him
today.
The woman had been Ill for three or
four DAYS and late Sunday night Doc
tor Ross was called in, but she died in
a short time. Numerous bruises found
by Autopsy Surgeon Clark on her body
led to the Investigation
Her stomach was sent to the city
chemist for analysis.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16
ADMIRAL BFRfSfORD
TURNS POLITICIAN
Navy Man Will Be Unionists'
Candidate to Succeed Sir
John Baker

LONDON. Nov. 15.-Admiral Lord
Charles Beresford it is announced to-
day. will be the unionist candidate at
the bye election in Portsmouth. which
will choose a successor in parliament
to the late SIR John Baker.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16

DENIED REVIEW OF sALToN SEA CASE
Washington. Nov. 1.-THE supreme court of
tion OF the California development company
for a review Of the decree of the lower court.
holding 1t responsible for damage TO the New
Liverpool salt company for the hoodng Of the
famous Salton sink in California.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16
ELECTRIC CHAIR FOR
ASSAILANT OF CHILD
Twenty Year Old Prisoner Sem
fenced to, Death

STAUNTON, Va. Nov. 15.-CIifton
Beckenridge. 20 years old. will die in
the electric chair on December II for
repeated attacks on the year old
granddaughter OF JaiIer G. A. Hutche-
son. Beckenridge was a "trusty.- Judge
Holt called a special grand jury, and
inside of six hours today the man was
indicted. tried and sentenced.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16
CHARGED WITH
FELONY MAKES ESCAPE
special Dispatch 10 The Cali

Especial Dispatch to The Call
SAUSALITO. Nov. 15.-According to
Sheriff Taylor and local authorities.
Daniel Garfield, the sailor who was ar
rested some time ago on a felony
charge. has forfeited his bonds and
escaped to parts unknown Garfield was
out on S2.50O bail, his bondsmen being
Jack Suzavilla. a former nightwateh-
man of this place. and Frank L. MainO.
commodore of the Golden Gate yacht
club.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16
EMPLOYERS

LIABILITY Law UPHELD
Washington. Nov. l5.-The employers liabil-
fty law of 1906 today declared to be con-
stitutional in territories of the United States
and the district of Columbia by the supreme
court of the United States.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16
MARYSNILLE CANDY
MERCHANT MISSING
ESPECIAL Dispatch to The Call

MARYSVILLE. Nov. 15.-Marysville
and Sacramento police have been asked
to assist in the search for Thomas
Wright, a local candy merchant who
has been missing since November s.
Wright went to Sacramento on that
date and has not been seen since.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16

Do you rent rooms? If you do you
must occasionally have one or two
vacant. Don't let them lie Idle. A
two or three line ad under Rooms to
Let in the classified section will rent
them for you quickly if you use The
Call. Phone your ad to Kearny s6.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16
MOORISH TRIBESMEN
YIELD TO SPANIARDS
Send in Submission to General
Marina 8

MADRID, Nov. 15.-An official dis
patch from Nador. Morocco, says Moor
ish tribesmen have sent their submis-
sion to General Marina. commander of
the Spanish forces.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16
ACCUSED or 5ETRAYAL-Beca

ACCUSED OF BETRAYAL Because his fataer
viii not consent 20 his marriage Robert Nal
colin. clerk in the office of the Western
Inion telegraph company at Twenty second
aud Mission streets, was arrested yesterday on
charge OF betrayal under promise Of mar
rlage. Ifc is IL years of age and the coui-
plaining witness. Miss Bessie Fern OF .5247
Twenty second street, is a year older.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16
SHOCKS
FELT IN TENERIFFE
Seismic Disturbances Make the
Canary Islands TrembIe

ICOD, .Teneriffe, Canary islands, Nov.
15.-Heavy earthquake shocks were felt
here yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-16

DIES FROM INJURIES Robert Hewitt an old
man and inmsfe of the relief home. who WIS
sfg7ck hv SAN Mateo car November H. died
last night at the Lane hospital
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08
SOME FIGHT DOPE.
corbett Fears johnson Will Do Ketch-
el-Tommy Ryan Hopeful.

My sympathy is all with Ketchel."
says James ]. Corbett, according to
the Sun, land 1 sincerely hope he will
defeat Unison next week. But I'm
afraid the negro is too big and clever
for him. Still it's the wallop that
counts, and if Ketchel can get close
enough to reach Johnson's head or
stomach he may make a deep impress
sion. l do not cali Johnson wonder
by any means, but he knows how to
box and that means a whole lot. He
has never been extended and the fact
that he handled a big fellow like
Kaufman so easily makes me believe
that he will at least stand Ketchel off
Still II is not safe to predict the re-
suit of this afflir. because Ketchel is
a tren endous puncher and has the
courage of lion. There is no sham
about him and he likes to fight. There
is no doubt as to his gameness and
L feel sure that he will make a desper-
ate fight from the moment the battle
begins. To me it SEEMS to he simply
question whether Ketchel can
break. through Johnson's defense
Burns couldn't do ii. but in must be
remembered that Bruins is not in the
same class with Ketchel The lat
ter showed that ne was wonderfully
fast when he stopped Jack O'Brien
than whom there is no more scientific
man in the ring today.
"F'itzsimmons weighed 1856 pounds
when he beat Corbett." says Tommy
Ryan. former middleweight champion
and Sharkey was nearly 40 pounds
lighter than Jeffries when they met
at Coney Island. The means that
Johnson should not hold Ketchel
cheap because the latter will have
perhaps 80 pounds the worst of the
weights. There are many instances
in ring history WHEN big men have
been defeated by little ones. Joe Wal
colt, SIX inches shorter ana 40 pounds
lighter. knocked out Joe Choynski for
instane. and Choynski knew as much
If not more about scientific boxing
than Johnson. The punch is every
thing. and if Ketchel lands I think
Johnson will be hurt But unless I
am mistaken Johnson will STALL block.
clinch and uppercut for the purpose
Of staying 20 rounds and taking a
chance Of getting the decision. As
the negro Is not hard hitter Ketch-
el should mix it from the beginning.
keeping at close quarters and ham
mering away with both hands until
he breaks down Johnson's guard. That
was the way Sharkey licked the clever
Mccoy, and | ought to know, for was
in the sailors corner"