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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-18
Would Stop Race Suicide.

Venice, Cal, June 1S.-The mayor
of this city, which has a population
of nearly ten thousand Tprsons, mas
started a campaign to put an end to
race suicide. The Venice Exploita-
ton Bureau has been established and
offers premiums for the parents of all
children born within the city limits
between now and April l, 1914. A
business man has made an added In
ducement by offering to provide ton
les and malts for both mother and
child. Two drug stores have gone on
record to provide medicines free ana
a leading doctor and trained nurse
have volunteered their services gratis.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-18
SUPREME COURT
LEFT MANY CASES
IINDEcIpED-SoME OF VAST I'M
ENHANCEMENT SESSION 'N
OCTOBER.

Washington. June 17.-When the
supreme court adjourned Monday uh
til October, some twenty-five lmpor'-
ant cases were left undecided. Among
these were the cases OF 'Samuei
Compers. John Mitchell and Frank
Morrison. the officers of the Amerl-
can Federation of Labor, VINO are
asking a review of the decision Oh
rbe District of Columbia court mold
inc them in contempt for alleged Vio-
,ation of an injunction in the BUCKS
Stove and Range company case.
Gompers, who was sentenced 10 d
nth in jail, has been very i'll for
al months.
| cases on the leftover list
include the Iron Mountain rate case
the Citrus Fruit rate case, affectins
the Florida East Coast railroad; the
Kentucky and Indiana state rate
cases. the Nashville Atlanta reshlp
ming private case; the New forf
Harbor Sugar Lighterage case, an'
the California Oil Land suits by III
dividuals against railroads.
Among the state laws whose con
stitutionsality remain undecided ar
those of New York giving the rlgh
to city officials to tax national BAN
. stocks regardless of debts OF tn
owners: the Georgia law regulating
headlights on locomotives; the Ken
lucky law taxing those who furnis
information to commercial ratin
houses; the Vermont law taxing saw
l ings deposits in national banks, an
!, the Massachusetts foreign corporate
: tax law.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-18
WARM DEBATE
OVER INDIAN BILL
LANE OF OREGON CHARGED CON-
MITTEE MEMBERS WITH BEING
DERELlCT IN DUTIES.

Washington, June 17.-Debate in
the senate over the Indian appropria-
ton bill waxed warm today and con-
sideration of the measures finally
went over until tomorrow without
vote.
Senator Lane of Oregon, member
of the Indian committee, charged MS
assistants with presenting bill with
such meager information before them
that they we're derelict to their du-
ties. Senator Lane was Just firing
off without knowing what he was
talking about"
Senator Gallinger had stricken out
n provision for the settling OF some
20 900 land suits in eastern Okla
homa, saying that they must be OF
importance to somo one and he had
not had sufficient information In re-
gard to the wisdom OF the legislation.
A debate over the annulment or
contracts with Indians relating to tri-
bal funds was in full swing when the
senate adjourned.
Senator Fall had declared the com
mittee was seeking to annul contracts
because it was charged a lobbyist held
them. He declared holding up the
Indians while some one robbed them
was small business for senator's
Senator Ashhurst replied that the
facts were that ex-senators and lob
byists were seeking to rob the In
dams.
Declaring that the indian burear
had the reputation of being the very
flower of fraud" Secretary Lane to-
! day began wholesale attack on items
in the Indian appropriation bill whel
it comes up for passage.
Il am told indians who have beel
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-18
STATE WILL TRY PORlth.
County Surveyor Says Shooting was
Not on Federal Land

Enid Okla, June 17.-The princi'
nal deyelopments Tuesday in the
shooting episode in which {. V. for'
ter was shot twice in the legs py
HUGH Radford here Monday afternoon,
was the question which arose as 10
the jurisdiction of the case. Inc
shooting occurred on the sidewalk
in front OF the federal building anu
Porter fell upon the lawn before the
federal building.
Judge Cotteral was at first OF the
opinion that the case would be one
for the federal court, but upon
survey being made by County sur
veyor B. F. Lewis it wis found tha
the government land di' not really
come within thirty fee a the plac'
where Porter was shot. y
Porter is resting easy AM SUI
fering particularly from his y Ids
No charges have yet been filed a
Radford, awaiting the outcome olNth
question of jurisdiction. Radford n
retained Judge CARRIER and Attorne
C. II. Parker as his attorneys. Judg
CARRIER was on the bench at the tim
of the killing of Radford's father an
sentenced Cannon, Radford's slayer, t
forty years in the penitentiary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-18
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
TRAIN HELD Up
TWO ROBBERS ESCAPED WITH
FIVE HUNDRED-UNABl TO
OPEN BIG SAFE.

Chicago, H., June S.-Two bandits
held up an Illinois Central passenger
train at Glenarm, Illinois, this morning
terrorized the passengers and escaped
after battle with the police. obtain
ing only five hundred dollars from
a small express safe. The large safe,
containing $4,000, resisted their ef-
forts to blow it open. A reward Oh
$1,000 has been offered for the cap
ture of the robbers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-18
Posse Kills Negro.

Hoidenville, June 17.-Sarco Har1o,
n Seminole negro, charged with Kill
ing a deputy sheriff near Sasakwa
about eighteen months ago, was cap
tured near here by party of Sem
mole county officers after hard
fight in which he was shot through
the breast and shoulder. All of his
shots went wild and none OF the
members of the posse was injured
He was so badly wounded that he Is
not expected to recover.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-18
COLD ATMOSPHERE
SURROUNDS WILSON
IoR HUNTERS AND "CITiZeNS
WITH MISSIONS" FIND REFRlG'
orator SYSTEM STARTED.

Washington, June 17.-Job hunters
senators and representatives oppos-
ing President Wilson in his plan 10
nut through currency legislation al
the extra session, and "citizens WITH
missions" seeking the presidents ear
have found the white house executive
offices these days ac hilly place. Inc
otmosnbere is almost that of 4
morgue so far as temperature goes
"Bv crickety," exploded a member
~ conoress who had been waiting a
half hour to gain an audience WIN
Mr.. Wilson, I'm going out OF mere
The frigldity is beginning to get on
nv nerves. And to think that OUT
side there on the asphalt the temper
.ature is fully 100 degrees"
"Wait am inutes and I'll go with
YOU" said one of his waiting col
leagues. "Tm getting cold feet too
The nervous deserters of the wait
ing ranks today discovered that the
presidents manner was none the less
cordial than before. 1t developed
however, that with the coming of tht
heated spell the refrigerating system
beneath the offices had been placed
in commission and that fans, BLOWN;
across cakes of ice, aggregating sew
eral tons, constantly were forcini
cold air through cleverly concealed
ventilators.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-18
hOInaIl.

Mrs. NJ. Ikard of south Ardmore mas
a crop of blackberries that would take
the prize at the international fair this
year to be held at Tulsa. The per-
ries are the largest ever grown here
and are very fine favored. She mas
only six rows across her garden Ou'
has sold already considerably more
than hundred gallons and mas ali
order today for ten gallons which
she is filling. The berries sell read
ily at SOC gallon and the supply
cannot meet the demand. A few acres
devoted to a crop like this with mar
,,et conditions edualing a small croT
would be very remunerative to any
farmer or truck grower.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-18
Renewal Lease Record Breaker.

Sapulpa, OKLA, June ia record
breaking renewal lease sale was made
here in extending 1O-year lease held
bv the Prairie Oil & Gas company
on the allotment of Miss Loney Love
Berrvhill in the heart of the Glen
Pool oil field for $4,000.
The young woman, one of the most
beautiful of the Creek tribe, receives
her royalty in addition.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-18
Ate Everything in Sight.

Mangum, Okla, June 1.-THE 20
months-old child Of Mr.. and Mrs
Despair, living at Vinson, Okla, was
taken with violent cramps and the
family physician removed from u
twelve grains Of coffee seven BEANS
two pieces of coal as large as the
end of an adults finger, a dolls eye,
a 90 caliber cartridge and three
brass pants buttons. The child re-
ceived no relief and was brought to
the Border hospital here, where 1t
was operated upon and found to be
suffering from acute peritonitis caus-
ed by a screw being lodged in the in
testines with the small end OF the
screw wedged in the appendix, both
of which we're removed and the child
is recovering.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-18
200 Miners Strike.

McAlester, Okla, June 1.-TWO
hundred miners are out on a strike
at the Usage company's mine. No. .,
Busby. The matter in dispute Is
onlv a local one over weights and
is expected to be settled promptly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-18

The following suits have been filed
IN the district court:
Miller +. Lowery VS.. the board of
county commissioners, to compel the
payment of -ebate for taxes paid un-
der protest.
Elizabeth Lindsey VS.. ]. S. Mullen
ct al, foreclosure of mortgage.
Kizzie Taylor VS.. Joe 7. Taylor,
divorce.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-18
Kansas Harvest is on.

Salina, Kan. June 1.-THE wheat
harvest was on actively Tuesday IN
this and adjoining counties of CEN
trail Kansas. The supply of harvest
hands is ample for the present.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-18

many years in the happy hunting
grounds are still carried on the rolls"
he said.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-04
OORSLOCKED ON
A WRECK INQUEST
Coroner Holds New Haven
Probe Secret in Interest OF
Justice, He Says.

New Haven, Conn, Sept. A for.
NAL inquest into the wreck OF the
Bar Harbor express which cost the
lives of 81 passengers began behind
closed doors this morning IN the Of
fees of Coroner Eli Mix. Facts ad-
duced will be turned over to the states
attorney for criminal prosecution,
should they warrant such action. That
premature publication of the facts
might prejadice the states case and in
the interest of justice was the reason
given by the coroner for holding the
inquest secret. He declared such pro-
cedure had been his practice in Grim.
inal cases during his Is years tenure
of Office, and that the law upheld him.
Chief Inspector Belnap of the inter.
state commerce commission, which
Will begin public inquiry here to-
morrow, was present at the inquest.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-04
PRINCESS is WE'D
TO FORMER KING
Manuel and Daughter of Viii
liam of Hohenzellern Marry
at Singmaringen.

Singmaringen, Germany, Sept. A.
Manuel former king of Portugal, was
married here today to Princess Angus
tine Victoria, daughter of Prince Will
liam of Hohenzollern. Cardinal Netto,
former archbishop patriarch of Lis
bon, conducted the religious cere-
mony. Count August Zuellenberg,
grand marshal of the Prussian court,
presided over the civil function.
The religious rites began at 1880
in the Roman Catholic parish church
near the palace. The road along
which the bridal party passed from
the palace to the church was spanned
by arches covered with flowers. On
both sides of the street were lines OF
soldiers and school children. A gate
of honor was erected at the railroad
station where all the royal guests
were met by military escorts, which
accompanied them to the palace.
A strict watch was kept on strang-
ers arriving here because it was
thought by the police an attempt
might be made on the life of the for.
mer king of Portugal. Nothing, how,
ever, in the form of manifestation
against the exiled monarch marred
the occasion.
Sibmaringen has never before seen
such an assembly of princes and prin
cesses. At the church they formed a
brilliant group in varied uniforms
glittering with orders. Persons pres
ent included Queen Mother Amelia oi
Portugal; the Prince of Wales, repre-
senting King George of England;
Prince Eitel Frederick, representing
the German emperor; Duke and
Duchess of Coburg; Infante and In
fanta Carlos of Spain. representing
the king and queen of Spain; Duke
of Geona, and the Duke and Duchess
of Acosta, representing the Italian
royal family.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-04
z ARMY AVIATORS
DEAD IN GERMANY

Brieg, Germany, Sept. 4-Lieutenant
Won Eckenbrecher and Lieutenant
Prime of the German army's flying
corps, were killed today while testing
a new aeroplane at the aerodrome
The left wing of the machine collapsed
and they were crushed to death.
San Diego, Cali, Sept. 4.-Lieuten.
ant Moss l.. Love of the signal corps
L. S. a. was killed today in an aero
plane accident at the army aviation
school here.
Love began to descend from an alti
tude approximately of 1000 feet and
when within 800 feet of the ground
watchers saw a puff of smoke, and
the machine dropped like a shot.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-04
GAYN0R OFF ON TWENTY
DAY EUROPEAN SOJOURN

New York, Sept. 4.-Mayor Gaynor
surprised friends and political enemies
alike today, sailing for Europe on the
steamship Baltic. Astonishment that
he should leave on the eve of electi5Eg
was allayed by the announcement thar
the trip would be only 20 days. The
mayor expected to start his vacation
in the Adirondacks today. but changed
MS plans because he believed a sea
trip would give greater relief for throat
trouble caused when he was shot three
years ago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-04
Corruption is Turned Up
in State Live Stock
Department.
CHIEF is UNDER CLOUD
Alleged to Have Sold Meat of
Diseased Hogs-Had a :
Private Plant.

Springfield H., Sept. 4.-Serious IT.
regularities on the part of the Illinois
live stock commission are charged in
report of the Illinois civil service
commission which has been invest'
eating the commission, which report
was given out by Governor 0anne to;
resignation of Phil Haner, chairman OF
the board, effective at once.
1t is charged Haner in 1909 purchas
ed at his own expense, without author
ity of the commission, four carloads of
black hogs for use in the state labor
atory for the manufacture of hog
cholera serum, and later reimbursed
himself by taking well-fed, healthy
hogs, purchased out of state funds,
also without authorization of the COM
| mission. It is also alleged Haner made
| a verbal contract with Joseph Mills,
small packer in East ST. Louis, to
| slaughter the hogs at a dollar a head
in yard with healthy hogs, while be-
| ing used for serum purposes and thai
| Iuio uNul lul INC bdSlS LOl II au0
and corruption.
STATE PROVIDES PLANT.
State Agent SheIherd at East st.
| Louis was instructed to supervise the
work. The state constructed a slaugh-
| tering plant, which Mills is now using
as his own property. 1t is alleged of
hogs purchased By Mills from June.
1911, to June. 1912, 1,195 were unac-
counted for Says the report: Mills
slaughtered hogs recognized as dissI
eased, extracted the blood. and sold
the meat in the open market. At least
| two-thirds of the infected hogs were
sold for meat, according to the testi-
mony of employees, who said Shepherd
passed upon the diseased hogs"
SELL TUBERCULAR cows.
The report also says dealers in the
northern portion of the state for a
! long time were engaged in bringing
into southern Illinois and selling there
tubercuar cows. 1t says employees Of
the live stock commission were aware
of the fact, but took no action.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-04
NORRIS Girl SAYS
She FRAMED LIE
Declares First Aim Was to
Shield Caminetti, Whom She
Then Loved.
WIFE AIDS - DEFENSE
Says Two Young Women Accusers
Had Openly Boosted: "They
Should Worry"

San Francisco, Cal, Sept. 4.-Lola
Norris admitted yesterday afternoon in
the trial of F. Drew Caminetti for an
alleged violation of the Mann act that
she had given false testimony about
her relations with Caminetti
Recalled to the stand to explain her
first efforts to shield Caminetti and
Maury |. Diggs, Immediately after their
arrest at Reno, size owned frankly
that she had not told the truth and
to that extent her credibility as a
witness and the value of her story to
the government was shaken, but her
explanation was that she had lied to
save the man she loved and whom
she then trusted.
Mrs. Caminetti followed her with
testimony in the main a repetition of
what she had previously told for the
benefit of Diggs at his trial. She made
a willing and eager witness for her
husband.
Mrs. Caminetti testified to her hus-
bands nervousness, sleeplessness and
lack of appetite during the week be-
fore he left her, and of her threats to
carry their domestic infelicities to the
juvenile court.
81 told him I'd been TO see Judge
Hughes" she swore, "and he replied
"'My God, girl. haven't l worries
enough?" l had been told he was go
! ing around with these girls. | told
him that Mrs. Diggs and had had
several conversations about it and had
been advised to bring suit against Mr.
! Warrington if Miss Warrington didn't
stop gcing around with our husbands
She was boasting of it, we were told
and both the girls said they didn't
care if the men were married. They
should worry was what they said"
"Caminetti does not deny his acts
he seeks to qualify them by the mo
tives from which they sprang"
| CAMINETTI DEFENSE OUTLINED.
/ His defense, as stated by his coun
! sci, is to all intents and purposes the
same as that put forward by his com
panion, Diggs, convicted on like
charges.
Although Caminetti had expected tc
| testify in perso-- yesterday, the gov
ernment forestalled him, and instead
he listened TO his own words, as taker
down by court reporter, in reply tc
the questions of +. A. Atkinson, assist
ant district attorney of Sacramento
county, after the Reno arrests. 1t wa.
to Atkinson that Lola Norris admitted
yesterday she had lied.
In the statement Caminetti repeated
ly admitted that he had promised Il
marry Miss Norris after he shoult
have obtained a divorce from his wifi,
on the ground of physical cruelty.
d. 7. Leitch, a Sacramento chaui
feur, horrified Judge Van Fleet by tell
ing bluntly how he had heard Diggs
| landlord, Diepenbrock, give him -
with sulphurous embellishments.
Don't expurgate Mr.. Diepenbrocl-'
conversation warned the Judge, Civ
ing furious tug at his mustache. Tel
us In his exact words, IL you can, what
Mr. Diepenbrock said"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-04
FATHER MURDERS
GIRLS BETRAYER
Owner of Fruit Stand Shoots
Employe and Takes His
Own Life.
ESCAPES FROM A CROWD
Driven to Bay by Pursuers, He Turno
Revolver to Own Head and
Drops.

Chicago, H., Sept. 4.-Coroner's
juries may continue to exonerate
fathers who avenge wrongs to their
daughters in their own way, as in the
case of E. ]. Duprey, 412 West Chicago
avenue, who killed NJ. L. Gronimus.
but yesterday d father ran no risk
of possible grand jury indictment
He shot and instantly killed the
man who had wronged his daughter,
and after escaping from a crowd at
tracted by the shots fired bullet into
his own brain. A third man, who had
attempted to interfere, was shot and
seriously wounded.
Armedi Pieroni, 934 Montana street,
proprietor of a fruit store at, 2604 Lin.
coin avenue, shot and killed Gilberto
Lovetti, his daughters sweetheart,
because he refused to marry Ida Pie.
roni after the TWO had gone to Winnet.
ka and remained there three days.
MET IN FRUIT STORE.
Lovetti formerly worked in Pieroni's
fruit store. While there he met Ida
Pieroni, and although the girl was
but 16 years old he loved her. The
girls father, not wishing his daughter
to marry a mere clerk in store, dis
charged Loyetti, but this failed to de
stroy the love of the two. Sunday
night they went to Winnetka, remain
ing for three days in a fruit store
owned by some friends of Lovetti
They returned late Tuesday night
and soon after the girl told the story
Enraged at the wrong to his daugh
ter. Pieroni met Lovetti in the store
yesterday afternoon and demanded
that Loyetti marry the girl, offering
10 accompany him to the county build
ing to obtain the license. Lovetti re
fused, except on the condition that
Pieroni pay all wedding expenses.
Pieroni shot Lovetti through the
head. He fired two more shots into
Lovetti's body as it lay Oh the flooI
of the store. Egedia Bianchi, a part
ner of Pieroni and Lovetti's brother
inIaw, attempted take the weapon
from him and Bianchi was sho
! through the chest.
FINALLY KILLS HIMSELF.
Piernoi. seeing that the betrayer Of
| his daughter was dead, walked calmly
to the door, passed through the crowC
which had been attracted by the firing
and went TO Wrightwood avenue. The
crowd followed and saw the man turn
suddenly. look for a moment and ther
fire the last bullet into his own head
The pursuers rushed to prevent tbs
| suicide, but arrived too late. Police
/ of the Sheffield avenue station came
with the ambulance and took Bianch
| 70 the Columbus hospital. later re
moving the bodies Of the father anj
| victim.
GIRL TELLS HER STORY.
Ida Piercni and her mother salt
yesterday the wedding date, while no
[ definitely set, was not far Of. Tht
girl over whom the tragedy was en-
acted told. between sobs and attacks
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-04
POPE AGAIN SICK;
REST is ADVISED
But His Holiness Ignores Ply
sicians' Orders and Re-
ceives Pilgrims.

Rome, Sept 4.-The pope Is again
suffering indisposition. Is is said the
trouble is slight, due TO a cold, but it
has brought on hoarseness, headache
and slightly rising temperature. Vati-
can physicians suggested complete
rest His Holiness, however, insisted
on keeping engagements made for to-
day and received a number of pill
grims.
The general condition Of the pope
is good, according to doctors today.
He is troubled by an occasional
cough and some catarrh. but they
think that he will be able easily to
overcome the effect.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-04
Theosophists Predict Com
ing Type Will Rule
the Earth.
EUGENICS PLAYS PART
Messiah Is Expected to Appear
to Direct Destiny of People
Hold Convention.

Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. Prominent
theosophists from all parts of the Unit
ed States gathered here today for the
27th annual meeting of the American
section of the TheosophicaI society,
which will hold daily sessions until
Monday.
A school has been opened at .Kla-
tona, Cal, near Los Angeles, for the
teaching of the cult by GO volunteer
workers. The ultimate. plan is TO use
Klatona for the organization of col
ony, which will be the nucleus of a
new race or physical type of American
which Theosophists believe is now
forming in this country.
'Tt is a new physical type and is the
result Of a gradual process of reincar-
nation" said Max Wardell of Seattle.
I'VE believe this race is destined to
rule the earth. Eugenics played an i'm
portant part in the new type. The new
type is taller, somewhat darker and
more athletic than the prevailing type.
A. the proper time we expect mes
siah to appear on earth and direct the
destiny of the new race, the same as
Christ did centuries ago"
HAVE THREE REPRESENTATIVES,
Three young men, it was said, are
preparing themselves to be used as
human representatives of the new mes
siah. The question of which will tR
chosen is causing much discussion
-ap19 9ns ssasQphists of the. world One
is said to be residen. of Chicago.