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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-07

Go easy there nowl There's going to be trouble to
you don't watch outI An attempt is being made by
the Guthrie bunch make white people swallow the darkey
whether he not-wheher the law says
The grandfather law passed by the people themselves
and white peopeno darkesvoed for it, republicans we'll
democrats. The majority and large majority wanted that
law and they have it.
The highest this has held the law good. The
Federal has refused interfere with the de-
con and has followed the precedent of the United States Su
preme court.
What more do you ask?
Why little diny district attorney, who the tool of the
Guthrie bunch has word all for the dark
les to vote anyway.
He tells them swear their in, and make election
officers take them whether they not and the Guthrie
bunch sends word all the to the election
officers if they refuse to accept the vote.
Now go easy boys! It's caucasian peope-he best white
blood they trying to with their darkest Think
twice. and then for fear you have studied sufficiently think
over couple times These not reconstruction days.
and they haven't the bayonets.
Blood is thicker than water, and if the comes to
worst whites will line up with whites with the blacks
Don't the mistake Of lining up against your
because bunch OF disappointed politicians Guthrie to
the dary get their hands the ens of government
And that federal decision in Maryland. Don't be deceived
Interior Federal have decided against the grandfather law
before only reversed in the United States Supreme
court and the Maryland will receive the knock
Political decisions from inferior federal frequent
1t is the history of those This has been heraded
over Oklahoma to scare election officials.
We are not the people to be inundated. We come of
people that nmdaed by the persecution by the wld
of land by the mother country with all her wealth and
power have been able ntmidate another
Not by any means will we be ,nmdated here in
homes by of designing politicians who determined
made the negro the white mans equal in Oklahoma.
White supremacy the world history. here stay
No sentiment change it. It's condiion-no a
theory
White people had better join the white people, and let's
white mans government The negro disturbing element
in politics He long ago learned that he do anything
but votehe hold office. Only thing left him,
and that was to get what he could out OF the game.
He has become commercial product the political
ket and result is to good government. The
men will the negro politics commercial product
mistake the spirit Of good government.
Let's have white mans government run by white people
Don't Try Bluff Us.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-07
AnadarkO Cotton
Oil Mill
Splendid Official Record

Ed NJ. West, our efficient County
Treasurer. spent the greater part of
the week in the southeast part Of the
county, principally at Cement. Mr..
West has made a thorough campaign
and from all sections of the county
come the most pleasing reports of
the certainty of Democratic victory,
and that we will be so fortunate as
to have the affairs Of this important
Office under Mr.. Vests capable mar.
agement for another term.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-07

Anadarko is not large enough to live by it.
self. We must depend on the surrounding coun.
try-as all other towns do. We are having to
compete with other towns and we will have to let
the people know what we have Don't be afraid to
tell the people what you have to SELL In short, ad.
vertise in your home paper.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-07
$40 REWARD

offered for the return Of a bird dog.
year old, short hair. white vito
brown sports, answers to the name Of
Doc" finder return to owner. Law
renee Cohen 4 miles west Of Anadarko
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-07

The Woman's Home Mission Society
viii serve 10 cent Lunch Tuesday
Nov. Sth. from p IN. until mid.
nighs,
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-07
lEACHER'S ASSOCIATION

County Teachers Association will
meet In Anadarko November 18th. A
large attendance Is expected, as the
work Of the teachers is in full blast,
and the best possible interest Is being
shown ia the work. %
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-07

The Womau's Missionary Soc ETY.
Of the Pieshy terian church'will NEE,
with Mrs. Ross Hume thursday after.
noon at o'cloek
Mrs. Caniler, See'y
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-07
Second Hand Clothing

x P. Cruise, the second hand
clothing man, has moved from tie
1uthern Hotel Building 90 1T East
t,iH -..ae'. lie buys and sells
'.. Hud clothing. Phone 3l4
90 xvi m
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-07

Board and RooMs-First class mealg
nice rooms, with or without board.
N the HArtle building, West Main.
-dtf Mrs C Muller
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-07

The agony will soon be over Someone will be
elected and that is sure. When it is all over, we
will get down to business and Anadarko will make
things hum.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-07

FOR RENT The f. d. Villa ms
property on East oklahoma Ave. See
w p. Hudson. 33.tf
Wanted -Gi,i or woman for gener-
Al houseEork. Mrs Lee Hte. l9.tf
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-07
Or. Hing y New Lie Pills
The best IN the world.

The Wonan's Home Mission Society
of the M. F.. Church South will bold
a bazaar Saturday Dec. Srd.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-07

Nice weather for election. One feels more
like going out to vote when he knows he will not
catch his death o. cold" However as rule
elections bring on storms
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-28
The Great Philosopher Believed in Soli.
tary Meditation

From the London Globe.
Kant, the great philosopher. cultivated
peculiar habits which enabled him to ac-
From the day he began to write until his
death, sixty years later. we are assured
that he kept the first two hours of the
morning free from interruption, even
eating his breakfast alone. No matter
what the emergency, his family or SER
wants dared not disturb him In these two
hours of meditation. The rest of the
morning until l o'clock was given ia his
work At o'clock he dined, always with
invited guests usually those interested
in different pursuits from his own. Rants
effort was to rest and amuse his mind
by contact with as many diverse intellects
and characters as possible AT night
when ready to retire he remained for half
an hour perfectly quiet, alone and with
out a book-as far as possible, he said.
without thought-in order to calm his
brain for sleep.
Kant was born at Konigsberg in 1924
his father being saddler in moderate
circumstances. He entered the university
OF his native place when 49, but circum-
stances prevented him from taking his
degree until 16 years later. So welded
was he to the scenes Of his youth that
1t is said that he was never beyond a
radius of 30 miles from the seat of learn 4
ing to which he owed so much and wb,o,s
was SO greatly indebted to him. He diosa
at Konigsberg In 1904
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-28
HOW KANT WORKED

Next weeks one-page classic will be
"Orestes," by Aeschylus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20
PRINCE GEORGE SAILS
FOR PREMIER'S PARTY
-Four Psrlors and rs ststerooms
Reserved for Sir William Lau-
rier and His Escort When Liner
Leaves Seattle.
NOTABLE PASSENGERS
WAITING AT VICTORIA
Steamship Will Be Held Two Days
at Prince Rupert 10 Allow an
inspection Of the Railroad Ter
minals.

With a large part OF her accom-
modatiOns reserved for the use Of
Sir Wilfrid Laurier, premier Of
Canada, and his party Of about so.
the Prince George Of the Grand
Trunk Pacific Railroad system left
the dock al the foot OF Madison 81.
Thursday for Victoria and Prince
Rupert. She will take on her titled
passengers at Victoria, where the
premier's party arrived recently.
The vessel will proceed direct
from Victoria to Prince Rupert,
where she will lie for two days
while the sOlOns inspect the ter
minus Of the railroad system which
the party now In power In the Do
minion has assisted In many ways.
She will then proceed on her reg.
nlar schedule, arriving In Seattle
August 25.
The Prince Rupert, a sister ship
Of the Prince George, will be used
for the accommodation Of Charles
NJ Hays, president of the Grand
Trunk Pacific system, on his visit
10 the Coast next week. She will
leave here Sunday, her reservation
for the Hays party numbering two
DsTloFe and three stateroOms. Pres
idsnt Hays will inspect the entire
Coast facilities Of the railroad
probably returning 10 this port
usIn Stewart aaa Prince Rupert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20

more natural than chat the mem
hetH ot the combine and tho silent
partners in public office should an
range Il no that each contracting
urm got lts share of double mp
work 8iuiclns dirt fay at as cents
"a yard. la productive nf profits auf
ficiruI to uo susceptible of several
generous divisions There would be
enough tn Ro around
Probably for che Sake Of efficiency
tht little inner circle OF office.
holders mlEht hold stock lea every
contracting firm 800 tbr combine
This would Insure Thorn q certain
percentage or the profit and have "a
tendency GO make them treat an
members OF tho combine fairly la
the matter ui letting contracts
Under lhis HuppoHilion That Of q
contractors combine with city Off
claia holding stock much ihat iH
myHfer.ously damaEiug TO The tax
payers pocket book may be- readily
Understood
Huf without thlH uppotitlon there
la nausht hui astuulshmcnt that
HOLT a teftery FOR instance should
ret iN cents "a yard for siuiciug half
IA million yards of dlri.
THE END
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20
Tom Foster, Secret Service Man
tconsludssl

(coneiUdce.l
rsaa-aas=s-sass--ar4sassasa-
man. Re never found him. but
sherlock Holmes mover Lost q case.
That just illustrates how foolish
the French detective. sensational
novel idea is
A man can learn the detective
business, but n takes certain ap.
ttude when ! vas q years old
I hadn't ans more idea Of being a
detective than bad nf hsluR a
preacher got into Il from being
able 20 write shorthand aud use a
typewriter.
Tacoma Has a Wonder.
The ability 20 recognize the orig.
inal o. a photograph l. a gifi--a
man cant acquire Il There IL a
detective on the Tacoma police
force that Il n wonder NJ that He
used TO be n sAlooukeeper lie
never studied 10 recognize man
from his picture. it's a natural gift
with him.
"A good shadow can be trained.
shadowinE' il n gift. too II takes
infinite patience ana perseverance,.
A shadow may start out at 8
O'Clock IN the morning and not get
In till ~ O'Clock ~ night In that
time he has had 20 eat. and yet
he never takes his eyes from his
man for one glance.
Seattle has shadow that's one
Of the best over knew. and bis
efficiency lies largely in the fact
that his face ~ devoid Of expires.
sion II takes some mental work. !
tell you. 20 stand Ike wooden
Indian for hours and yet know ev-
cry move OF the man Swallowed .
know everything he does. says and
looks
Makeup Is another popular no
tlou that ls rot A detective dresses
for the part. That IS. II he H.
ahsdowinE a man who frequeuts the
dives. he won't 30 down there
dressed for a ball. but he'll not use
any disguise A crook sees at once
II there Is anything unnatural about
a man. and the game Is off
Women Well. II wanted TO
catch a woman, might use q
woman detective. but women are no
account In working on a mans case
First thing you know n woman de-
teotiye has fallen In love with the
man she's sleuthing Women are
controlled by sentiment and their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20

Having by multiplication, addt
ton and subtraction, together With
facts OF municipal record shown
how the firm Of Holt q lctfery Is to
make the engaging sum OF Nts-
scale away aud above any thing set
forth m their contract with the city.
a httle taNpayius philosophy may
not be- amiss. even little taNp8ying
speculation
This Sll2.SOt1g Is the reward &C
eruiug 20 Holt 4 Jetfery for fore
seelng the Westlakc Improvement
while stlll husily engaEcd tn the
Denny hiil rogadc. AS none of
this remarkable foresight was mani
Tested before the advent 0f Mn jeff
cry, late of the city engineers of
flee. it would seem that be is the
endowed iudvidunl 10 would also
seem that the city lost a valuable
man when Mr. lcitcry retired from
the city engineers office. q man
with a prophetic vision which he
s. able Go set Go dollars and cents
purposes sun Il is not ou RECORD
that he eviuccd this talent until
after be Joined ISSUES with Mr
Holt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20

Let us consider the Wostlakc im
prcvcmcnt job comparatively iu
reference Co other contracts iu order
60 possibly forcstall objection from
Messrs, Holt and Jctlefy that the
price. 20 cents yard. rs low and
makes allowances FOR the doubling
up OF the price.
Olson. Mclcn & Co have the
Dexter av rcgrade. O hts cut job
on the northeast side of Queen Anne
hill There are lO5 600 cubic yards
OF dirt Ca De- moved. and the con
tract price is 21 cents q yard. one
cont a ward less than the Westlake
job So far Olson Meilen & Co.
haven't any other contract by which
they can make the dirl pay both
WAYS That may come later but 90
present their contract price of 20
cents a yard is au Indication that
,he Holt a Jctfery price Is about
normal
For the Jackson So rogradc
Lewis s Wiley got DO cents yard
for removing the dift and l5 ccnis
Il yard FOR making the tideflat ulla
a total uf 30 cents q yard for the
sob Twenty-Five cents yard
seoms to bc the usual price for
moving dirt So that when Holt &
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20

Joncg bid iu the Ncauakg lob az
2G couts they made nu allowauc,
Tor the fact that for over 100000
yards they would Dee paid twice
Easy Of Solution.
or course IL one were 20 as
sumo that there was a con.
tractors combination In Seattle.
Including among lie member
ship certain members OF the
city council and other city Off.
elals. an this Holt 6 JoHcry
foresight and careful bidding
would be easy 60 understand
The city officials who have the
handling 81 contracts could
easily arrange IL so that one
job could always be made 20 pay
Into the ether. az the Denny
Kin will pay into the Wcatlakc.
Under these circumstances. "a
would not be unreasonable 90
suppose that city officials ln
making estimates on Improve.
ment work would take into con.
sideration the fact that HoN s.
Jcffery, for Instance. would be
paid 90 cents = yard for hand.
ling 10000 yards % dirt on one
contract.
on the contrary. what would be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20
Diplomas Given to
1874 Acme Students
Moore Theatre Thronged
With Students and
Friends
POINDEXTER'S ADVICE
Congressman Tells Gradu-
ates Lies Satisfaction
Lies in What Is Done
for Others.
POINDEXTER'S ADVICE

The eighteenth anniversary OF
the Acme Business College was Gel
obrated last night with commence.
ment exercises at the Moore the.
atre.
The audience filled the play.
house. and the addresses OF Rep
resentative Miles Poindcxter and
Councilman Thomas T.. Revclle
we're well received.
The opening remarks Of Repre-.
sentative polndexter on THE
Young Man and the New Order
were addressed 10 the graduates.
You will have your hard
knocks" he said. but the satisfac-
ton of living after all rests not
merely on what you are able TO do
for yourselves. but in what YOU will
be able TO do for others. That. I'm
years TO come. will afford you your
greatest satisfaction.
Program Varied.
The invocation was offered by
Rev. w. A. Major. Miss Marie
Henrietta Bahrs reelted THE Fid.
die Told" and Mrs. u. l.. Desai.
professor Of Hindu music, rendered
several selections on the rina. John
Milligan sang two tenor solos.
Medals were awarded as follows:
Miss Sarah Elizabeth Ness, type
writing. after an exhibition before
the audience. during which ahe
wrote from memory i40 words u
minute.
William A. Fogelsteadt, penman-
ship.
John w. Frear, rapid calculation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20
SLAYER
IS ARRESTED

Wearing diamonds clothing II
The latest clt and presenting q
generally well fed and Droaperoas
appearance. George Buehan vas
arrested BOO Tacoma By Tom Fisbs,
Immigration inspector. ~ Seattle
on charge Of living off the can
.nFs 81 q white slave
with Buchan when arrested vas
q cowed lIiuc French woman. Door.
~ dressed. and with but 81 IA M,
pocket
For two years. % 90 alleged. tbls
girl had shaved" for Buehan Il
that time She hag turned over tbm.
lands ~ dollars 10 hm. Tor which
she received nothing bot enough n
eat and clothing barely auff.clest
~ cover her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20
HOLD TWO MEN
FOR OLD MURDER

Paul Heuseli ~. and John Costa
&c. we're arrested last nisht by
Patroiman Montgomery ou aua
plciou Of having had a hand Ia ihe
murder 90 Nlkefor Frdcroff ln the
Phoenix hotel on che uisbt Of Feb.
ruaD a.
Ia au effort to dlaprovo com
plicIt} lu The murder me tao nee
couieased that they had deserted
a. Charleston from an English
coal tramp two wrrbf ago The
authorities 81 kitaap county we're
notified. bat before the men are
turned over 90 them a thorough Ia.
vealigafion will be- made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20
TRUTH ABOUT LIFE OF THE WAITRESS

me terribly Two sloveuiy women
washed the dishes often ghuctiug
them into the water without scrap
lns them and bits of food would
. float about iu the pans The kniNpg.
forks and spoons were never rub.
bed bat were thrown into q large
Sieve. shaken Tor moment or tao
under a faucet of running water.
sgaldtd and dumped out Go dry
Clean In Front Only.
Most OF the cleanliness" Of ths
restaurant existed only in the lunch
room Itself with lts clean wallis and
smart furniture No apegk ~ dust
was ever allowed 10 be seen ou
either tables or shelves but that
did not keep tht cook whose lm
maculate cap only was visible above
the blue and white tile steam table
screen. from using his apron as O.
pocket handkerchief
As 20 my personal treatment. the
manager was good 60 me | burned
my hands on plates that were too
hot sCalded myself before ! mas
tered arm work the art Of car
ryiug three plates 81 soup Ia one
hand and three cups az coffee Ia the
other blisterud my feet before
learned the waitress shuttle and
paid Tor the hrgakaEe out of my
wage of $3.50 a week and shgn !
finally left had the salary due me
held up Tor six days
Wages Are Held 70.
Hc told me. however thar ! va.
a good waitress. and after the first
day ON the lunch counter promoted
me 90 the head tables and gave me
the beB, station GA the floor When
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20
WERE FOREST
FIRES SET
FORREVENGE

MEDFORD. Ore. Aug 20 That
the present forest fires raging in
The Crater national forest we're set
by some difFruntled homcafcader
ln an effort 10 get even with the
rangers who reported upon bis
homestead last fan is the belief
today of the forestry officials here
n has also developed that the gov
eminent now bias three secret rcrt.
lee men cndeasorug TO apprchcnd
the guilty man
A representative of the United
Press travelled 200 miles Friday d.
automobile. hourback aud on foot
through The burning area. Uumls
taxable evidences were found that
fires were set lu many instances
they had failed to grow into large
fires. 80 Wgllant are he men fight.
Ing the flames
Troops Get Busy
The first troops arrived in Butte
FAlla. ai the extreme northwest ~
the blazing forests. md early today
left for the front A. Butte Fails
they were met by rangers. who
directed their movements.
Supervisor Erickson today has 70
additional men battling with the
flames on the slopes OF Mount Sic.
iauFhilu
The damage done 90 far ~ cetl-
mated by Supervisor Erickson 20
exceed 8 600 600. and tho fate ~
Medforda $500 900 water system ls
ln doubt
over 30 square miles have been
burned over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20
Odds and Ends From Everywhere

I Tho gunhont Chattanooga win br
placed out Of commissi0u Seplrw-
] hor 40.
Evansville. Ind captain" JACK
I Castle. nn nrr1uhul ~ Louisville,
dird here TODAY from iniurira re
cciyod whrr De- fell goo feet from
I hiH balloon ut Mount Vernon. Ina
yesterday
Salt Lake. a rpspnl train ~ rnii-
road officials and Newspaper men
arrived here yesterday afternoon
from San Francisco. marking th"
opening of the Western Pacific uii-
road to passenger traffic.
Hot Springs, AK. oscar Chit-
wood Nho Wlth uiH brother shot
down sheriff Itoupt at the court
houHr wednesday. WuH captured yrH-
terday
Dayton THE most phenomenal
wheat yirld boo Eastern Washington
thiH YrHr WHs reported fhlr nrrk GO
th. Henry WHtraus ranch Pullman
hybrid wheat $50 1913 yielded %
buHhrla fo thr acre.
Two drrr~~s ~ divorce were granted
be- seattle yesterday
49, p,', '9. ~ '.,..l Nv,
.,.it,'.
"'1
90, an
NnIiNoh' cN'a'
N"s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20

J asked him che reason Tor not Civ
irg me ms earnings due uuul the
following Saturday night. De- said
% is just the custom og the place
u made no difference whether o.
not he ever paid me. for had other
money. bot suppose there had been
no other money! suppose had
been counting on paying room rent
or buying clothes. medicine, or food
with that money. what thenl Sup
pose u had been one % those other
girls sith whom I worked, what
,henf Where could have gone 2
Where 90 girls, under such clrcupi.
stances. aot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20

SPOKANE. Aug. 20. - Traffic
agreements giving the Home Tele-
phone company. the independent
concern. a direct avenue Of cum.
munication between the Coast and
the Rocky mountains. will be com.
pleted soon.
An agreement between the Home
Telephone companies Of Portland
and Seattle with the Interstate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-20

CBT GATED rressD
QUEBEC. Aug. 20-Thc liner
Megantic. carrying DR. H. H. Grip.
pen. Miss Ethel Lenove and Inspcc
tor Dew of Scotland Yard and HE
force. IL headed today for England
The prisoners. returning 10 London
10 face trial IN connection with the
death ~ Belle Gilmore Crippcn. wife
% DR. Cnppen. we're taken from
their prison In Parliament House AZ
$40 a. m and rushed 10 Sillery.