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The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-08

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+ wqs Indicated that II there had
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The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-08

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-09-11

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-03
BASKET FACTORY
PROSPECTS BRIGHT
NUMBER OF PUBLIC SPIRITED
CITIZENS COMING AFTER THE
STOCK.

The prospects for the basket and
COX factory are brighter today than
they have been at any time Tor the
rest week.
Notwithstanding the t-ct that some
few who should take q pride in the
matter and aid in rolling the good
work along, have been predicting that
the stock will never te subscribed
for in full a number Of business men
a-d some OF the small fruit growers
bave been subscribing for the stock
Lr,il the promoters are now cn,y ap-
r-oximately five thousand iollars
short Of the required amount
O. 5. Bailey. residing in the south
ern part OF the city. is one Of the
men who believes in the factory, who
r,lieyes that the people OF the town
and county need it and tha; it will
ne a paying proposition from the
start. Mr. Bailey has voluntarily Wis
tied tie members OF the committee
ard stated that lie will donate to
them. for factory purposes. three
acres OF land in the south part OF Ard
more. This land lies in cas- access
of al three OF the railroads operating
through Ardmore. In addition to do
mating this land Mr. Bailey agrees TO
DO all the grading for a spur track
to run into the factory site from the
railroad yards.
In speaking Of the demand for the
finished product OF the basket and
hox factory. W. \. Howell. secretary
end manager of the Oklahoma Frui'
Growers association. bearing date Fl
Reno. Oklahoma. Feb 2S: Dear S:r,
Your letter received and am very
glad to know that you are going
ahead with the basket factory prop
O.. .ition can assure you II yol
start this factory ari make a sooi
basket which you can that | can
handle your entire output and will be
very glad TO have the opportunity TO
DO It. Yor can feel assured that ]
will do everything in my power TO
make it a success. and as you know
have a very wide acquaintance and
believe | can do lots of coed. | have
lad considerable inquiry about bas-
kets for the coming season. Also
several repres natives OF other fac,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-03
INDIAN BILL WAS
SUBMITTED
TO BOTH HOUSES SUNDAY -
CORES AMENDMENT REMAINS
IN MEASURE.

Washington, March 2.-According
to the report OF the conferees on
the general Indian appropriation bill
submitted to both houses of congress
Sunday Senator Cores amendment
designed to inyalidate the so-called
McMurray contracts in the settle
ment OF tribal estates remains in
the measure Several important
changes were noted in the report.
Among the senate amendments 10
the measure which will stand when
the bill is passed-it being conceded
that at this late hour neither house
will raise serious objections to the
conference report-are:
Secretary OF interior is authorized
to extend the deferr y payments on
the lots in the north addition to the
city OF L4awton.
For the administration Of the ar
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-03

ing. They are charged with break
ing into and robbing the Greenberg
store on Caddo street some weeks
ago. Both the parties stated that
they would plead guilty and were
held without bail for the district
court in its regular criminal session.
Both these men are ex-convicts
ard possibly have q long criminal
record. Anderson, who is about p
years of age is an escaped convict
from the Texas peniteatiary at Hunts
vile and wires received from there
state that he still has over thiee years
OF a seven-year sentence hanging over
him. Harris, who does not seem 10
be over twenty-five or three years old
acknowledges that he is an 'ex''-
having done time in the state peni-
tentiary at Tampa, Florida.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-03

sioer army and navy appointments,
House.
Adopted conference report on riv-
ers and harbors bill, carrying s41,S6S,-
SEA.
Sent general deficiency bill to fur.
trer conference.
Sent public buildings bill to further
conference.
Recessed at 6:?5 to S:25 p. N.
Passed Norris bill providing for
II blicity of testimony before masters
in equity in antitrust cases.
Adopted resolution exteniing for
one year the Burton act regulating
development OF power at Niagara
falls.
Recessed at 11:40 p. m, until s:5V
j m. Monday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-03
DYNAMITE SHAKES
TOWN Of LUFK|N
CEPoT AND DOZEN caRs oENOL-
is-Eo FIRE SPREADS RAPID
~ ONE KILLED.

L1F..r. Tex. Mar b An eXp-cs-
~ ,ha, has no parallel il the history
u eas, Texas. occurred II this CITY
.crizh- &, 1929. when : big ship
reut Of dynamite IL tie ware-oom o..
.re Houston. East and Wes, Texas
tspo, exg.cded. completely demo..sh-
Ing the de-ot and a dozen OF more
lletet box cars. besides shar,erins
every window and skyllght in the eI.
,.re business d.stric, and many nsa--
T. residences.
At midnight il IS believed one man
vas killed.
Almost the en-ir: popul1ce nad
:i-t retired f.: II. tight AMI the
.,;t shock brought them from 10.
t,.'s and into the streets.
The Fire Spread Quickly.
Immediately after the explosion
the depot and all cars caught on fire
and at midnight are still burning.
The fire IS being fought heroically
ny the Lufkin fire department and
volunteers.
The town is in a fever Of excite
r'ent Estimates on property damage
range from 100000 to sl5O.000. The
cales OF the explosion is not known.
The Bonner hotel. short way from
the scene OF the explosion suffered
the greatest damage beside the rail-
ay company. Every window on the
east side OF the building was shat
tered. but fortunately no one was in
iLred
It is feared that one death occur.
rel. as Frank Parsons. a night clerk,
who had just entered the wareroom
VIXEN the explosion occurred, cannot
be found.
The night operator had just step
red out for lunch when the explosion
oC CURED.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-03

ne -szhsrs q re Seminole -&t1o7
: approved !; IS 7-oTi6e3 4oUeve-.
rs, c-,y 5000 sail X spe-; II
-zs--E tAs 11y-e--s-
Ss--,o- Ceres 4-s-d7s-, % -
t-- vk.cA = tsS-S-=6 70 --vz-1z,s
.ze sc-cz-e5 NcN---zy oo-t-zc-s o.
3 ne sz.-e@e-, q tribal es----s
-s-zz-s Il The Measure
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-03
SUNDAY IN CONGRESS.
Senate.

Convened at p. N.
Took up seamen's seryitude bill.
Passed bill to make Senator Gull
lCm OF Illinois a resident commission.
e. for the construction OF the Lin
coin memorial in Washington.
Passed Burton bill to regulate ser.
wee of American seamen.
Went into executive session to con.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-03

tories have been trying TO make q
contract with me for the coming sea.
son, but I have not signed with any
o; them yet.
kindly keep me posted as TO what
you do and if you build your factory
! will do business with YOU.
Very truly yours,
w. A. HOWELL,
"Sec-Mgr. o. s. F. G. A"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-03

'.a1-s G. III Hrs e.rl1r=3 tribes s-5a-
.as.
ia, ,--o2l c-1c54-s sAzl -ct -
e=.rs E-s,e- sz-1r-=s ,Azz las rear
P-cv.s.c- tc- ne c-zss-t.c4;--- AZ
z---z-=e-=-; O. tAe surface q The
,aal z15 s,.zl- lands ct t1s Choc-
,za a-5 Ca.cs1s1E -z,o-s -o; -z;s-
.hz- December =
ssconoc f.- s--.9is
TIA, re s12 ct 5000 De- eI-
.-e-t=5 a, The t-s,re.io. O: tAe s=--
-s.a-y q. ,zs i-,s-io- To- -1e A-t %.
q. TIE CT -1- schools Il n cher
cEe=-. Cr==s. CA1ctz. AID Caiekz-
,zE ard Seminole nations The house
s---cz c-, tsls appropriation W1e-
-he 1-- azs considered for The frs
line. b-- - 4zs amended in the
senate. TIE supreme e5u-- TAX d.
cl..5- c. las spring -=osssitzt@s this
aid On the 94-r OF the government
Fo- .h= P5-r OF the Cherokee
orphan training school a. Tzhlesuaa
s.-G5a
TIE chef O.. The Cherokee nation
.s authorized 10 sell the school prop
e-- 70 the United S,A,es for the
sam Of $1,000 for expenses il the
collection Of rents Of ulallo,ted lands
.rd tribal buildings such amount as
nay De- necessary. provided tha, the
total shall De- no. more than ID per
c=utum ot the total amount collected
That cemeteries in the five civilized
tribes shall BE- turned over By the
secretary OF Interior TO assoc iations,
private parties, corporation or coun-
" commissioners Of Oklahoma and
such additional grounds as may be
necessary for enlargement, not TO ex-
ceed twenty-five acres.
For the payment of expenses in
the sale Of unallotted lands and other
tribal property, $4,000 to be return
able from the proceeds OF the sale.
The provision Withholding from
Usage minors their annuities if the
parents neglect or fail to send their
children to school.
The secretary OF the interior Is
empowered TO pay out from the mon
eys OF the five tribes, assessments
for streets and sidewalks abutting
any property held by the Indians.
The removal OF the restrictions
from the allotment of r. S. kariho,
a Seneca Indian.
Throw Out Some Provisions.
The senate conferees receded from
the following amendments and con-
sequently they will not become law.
Appropriation of s17,5O0 for new
buildings at Chilocco Indian school.
Amendment giving 5000 to Hrs.
/ Robert Leo Bowman, the widow OF
Robert Leo Bowman, who was killed
while in the performance Of his du-
ties in the suppression OF liquor traffic
among Indians.
The appropriation OF $4,000 for the
payment OF the claim Of John W.
West. The sum OF $4,000 is assured
for the use and benefit Of the Old
good Land Industrial school near HUI
20. Okla. the house conferees agree
ing
The sum Of 100000 is appropriated
for the removal Of the Apache pris-
cners from the Fort sill military res
orvation to the Mescalero reserya-
tion in New Mexico. Provision Is
made for the purchase OF allotment5
IN Oklahoma for those Apaches who
do not wish TO join their tribe il
New Mexico.
The per capita payment of 5000 for
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-03
Waived Preliminary.

Frank Anderson and Roland Harris
we're arraigned before Judge Free
nan Of the county court this morn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-03

Stop and read the Want Ads
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-03

,at-s G.. ;hs Hvs c.VLllr=3 tribes s-5A-
r-1-
Tat ,--.z- o---lLls sszl -ct -
c=.re E-E.=- sz-1r-sS Ia -zs- Tez--
P-cv-s.c- tor ne c-zss-,.-z;-o- az
z---z-s=---. @ TIE surface @ he
sezl a-1 as, .El- lands ct ire Ctcc-
,za AID C1.csLs1E -z-o-s -c- -z;e-
-N4- -sa-z-Nl-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-07
HENRY SACKETT DIED
AT 3 THIS MORNING

Henry Reed saokest died this morn-
ing a, the family home at ) O'Clock.
The deceased has been on the decline
for some time and his death did not
come as a surprise.
The deceased has we'd here for
many years and he has many friends
who will mourn his death. He Is sur
vived by a wife and daughter, Miss
saekett who is employed as secretary
for Hodsin and sharman.
The funera. will be held from VIII
sons undertaking pariors at o'clock
Friday afternoon and in;ermnnt WI
be made In Lakeside cemetery.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-07
MEN OF CIVIC IMPROVE
MENT LEAGUE ENTERTAINED

The men Of the South Canon and
Lincoln Park Civic improvement as
sociation were the guests OF Dali De
weese. chairman Of the entertainment
committee of the organization. at
Forest Home" on Elm avenue. Lin-
coin park. Thursday night The af-
fair was both a business and festal
one and matters pertaining to the
further improvement OF the streets
and highways OF the south side were
discussed. rs we'll as a general good
time had in a social way.
There were about thirty people
present and a nice sum OF money was
subscribed to carry on the work of
the association. which is well or
ganized body OF puhlic-spirited men
and women with a definite purpose TO
accomplish. The South Canon and
Lincoln Park Civic improvement as
sociation Is "A live wire and promises
much for the Identification OF those
communities and to their attractive
ness as places OF residence. The meet
ing at the De weese home Thursday
night was but one OF a series held
during the last few months and indi-
Gates the interest and enthusiasm
! with which the men OF South Canon
and Lincoln park have taken up the
the civic Improvement idea
The women OF the south side. no
less than the men belonging to the
civic Improvement association. have
their meeting and discuss the prob
lens OF municipal betterment They
are not bit less ardent than the men
ia the work OF the organization and
have contributed their full share TO the
success IL has achieved The gather
inr at Mr.. De weese's Thursday night
was n notable event in the history Of
the association and proclaims its ac-
tivity in the cause in which {, is en-
listed. Following the business pro-
,pram delicious refreshments were
served to those in attendance.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-07
BACK FROM CAMPIMG
TRIP TO BEAvERlCREEk

j. H. snider and family have return
ed TO their home here after a several
days camping and picnic outing on
Upper Beaver creek They report
nshins to be very good there. although
the water IL much lower than II usual
at this time Of the year. They brought
back to town with them a nice string
Of fish. besides keeping the iarder well
supplied with them while in camp.
They tell a story of nineteen inch
trout having been hooked by a Ash
erman in n pool on Upper Beaver
creek last week that had to be shot
before he could be landed
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-07
PICNICkE0 ON SKYLINE
AND THE TUNNEL ROAD

Thursday the Webster City uowa)
crowd spent gala day with breakfas,
on sT-bone fry" ON the skyline Drive
and a picnic supper on the Tunnel
Road. The two events were carried
out In honor OF Mrs. Minnie Bone Of
Webster City who Is on her way to
Seattle and Mrs. Nellie Prey Holland.
formerly OF Webster City. but now Of
Goldfield. Nevada.
Those from here who were in the
party were: Mosdames Ally Robie
Goodrich. ]. o. stearns and J. l.
sterling. and Messrs- s. F. Goodrich.
J. o. stcarns and J. l.. Sterling. and
the Misses Ruth and Lots Goodrich.
Dorothy Mae Sterling. Ruth and
Elinor stearns and Francis Dorm and
Louis Goodrich.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-07
AVERAGE THREE HUN
DRIED TOURISTS A DAY

This week conservative estimates cf
people who are in a position to know
indicate that the average number OF
tourists in Canon City has been three
hundred. This takes into considera-
tion mostly the tourists who stay over
night and who have registered at the
various hotels.
Perhaps there have been 1--WE hull
dred day coming into town but most
OF them have come In automobiles and
have not stayed ~ery long.
The hotel men, garage men and res
taurant people are feeling jubllant
over the splendid showing that is be-
ing made. Never before have the
leading hotels. the Denton. strathmore
and The Grande. had so many guests
so steadily. Yesterday the Denton
served one hundred and ten guests at
lunch and the strafhmore close upon
that number.
The Royal Gorge cars are bringing
about thirty-fiye people day here
from Colorado Springs and some Of
these stay over for a day or two.
Many OF the merchants say that
they are noticing the tourist traffic
and that they are realizing quite well
fnacially from those who stay but 3
few days.
The moving men say that they are
hauling from ten to fifteen families
apiece about every two weeks. peopi:
who come here for the summer and
fall and bring their furniture with
them.
Considering everything Canon City
is having a successful tourist season
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-07
INSPECTED FORT
LYONS CANAL

Mr.. d. q. Novels. head of the Now
els Mercantile Company. of this city.
returned last night from business
trip to the lower valley town and La
mar IN particular.
Mr.. Novels is president OF The Fort
Lyons Canal Company whose ditch
furnishes most of the water for the
ranches In the lower valley.
At the presen, time extensive i'm
provements are being made on the
canal. II Ia being widened from so
feet to iss feet and when completed
will carry about three times the vol
ume OF water which II now supplies.
Nr. Novels made a thorough in
spsetiou trip with the chief engineer
and foand everything IN a satisfactory
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-07
BACK FROM EASTERN TRIP

Jas. A. Stump. representative from
Canon City Lodge No. sio, b. p. o. e.
to the Elks' National convention at
Rochester. New York. returned home
Tuesday night after an extended tour
of the Eastern states. After the con-
vention at Rochester he visited New
York City. Boston. Philadelphia.
Washington. D. c. and other places OF
interest. At Washington he looked IN
upon a session OF congress. but found
the proceedings to be rather tedious.
Mr.. Stump was gone month ana
enjoyed every minute Of n Boston
and it, environs vers especially At
sractive 70 Mr.. Stump on account Of
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-07
MANY VISITORS TO
TOP OF GORGE

A large number OF people. principal
iy tourists from Nebraska. Kansas.
Oklahoma. Texas and contiguous
states. are at present making the trip
TO the top of the Royal Gorge and II
is getting n great deal OF advertising
as a result. On Thursday os this
week no fewer than twenty automo-
bIles were driven from Canon City
20 the picnic grounds on the rim OF
the grand canon; nor to mention 4
half dozen horse-drawn vehicles. More
people visited the top OF the gorge on
Thursday than on any previous day
this summer and they represented no
fewor than fifteen states OF the Union.
As rule the visitors classify the Roy
nj Gorge AZ one OF the greatest natur-
nj wonders OF the continent: listing 4
with Niaeara Falls. the Yellowstone
National park and the Yosemite val
ioy.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-07
A -Peaehey SNAKE
X. B. II.

A little three-year-old girl. "goin' up
to four as she expresses 1t. Is tho
pride of her parents. The mother. q
very intellectual woman. takes great
deal OF pains in educating her daugh-
ter by the intensive method. that IL.
she is being taught to speak only tho
purest of English and she is learning
aptiy.
However. the other morning Il secm-
ed as II the task was hopeless whom
the little maid came rushing up to
her father with a wisslinE nsh worm
between her tiny fingers and exclaIm-
ed. Gee. father. amt this a peachey
shaker"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-07
MRS. KATE B. HILLS
WRITES FROM HAWAII
Dear Mr.. Hardy:

Dear Mr.. Hardy:
/ wish that you would have The
Weekly Record" sent me. until further
notice.
1t is hard to be without regular and
complete news from home, when one
is away. and have always found that
for news the Record is hard to beat
had a delightful trip to San Fran
cisco and a record breaking voyage
across to Hawaii. and am now very
busy attending the summer session Of
the Normal School.
This will last until about the tenth
Of August-begins at $500 n m. and
continues all day.
The Normal building Is a fine one.
just at the foot of the traii up to the
Punch Bowl Crater in a beautiful
yard OF palms. aigerobas. etc
The work being done at this school
is by experts right from Columbia
College and other fine teacher train
ing schools.
There are n great many Haiwaiians.
among the teachers. They tell me /.
am Molihini but that means nothing
worse than a newcomer
Our bunch" had to serve the lunch
con for the Institute today. in domes-
tic science practice. We had to make
soup. sandwiches. milk sherbet and
cookies-ttotaD cost ten cents u
was a queer coincidence that all four
people making the sandwiches were
natives OF Illinois. though one had
grown up here. and I in Colorado.
have been guest of honor at two
lovely beach parties of women and
children at a beautiful lagoon thirty
miles from Honolulu.-D. P. d. is the
name Of the place. This is as fns
a bathing place and as beautiful rs
La Jolla. near San Diego. 1 have
blistered and peel 50 often am now
delicate mahogany shade. but don't
eare-my dark complexion is the mos.
fashionable over here
There are fifteen different national
tiles on this one plantation. the man
ayers wife told me. at a reception at
her palatiai home can readily be-
iieve 1t. as there we're seven nation
aliiies in the Sunday school class OF
girls taught a week ago.
There is 4 Buddhist school OF three
hundred near here. Also Christian
preacher for the Japanese. who was
just here to get Hight on such words
as ~couids. canst. wilt etc. The Sal
walton Army is doing fine work among
the Porto Ricans. There is neat
little Catholic chapel in the Portu-
guese village. All tho luna or ov-
erseer class belong to the little Con-
gregation church.
like it much better outside OF Hon
oluiu than in the city. There is such
a charm to the beautiful views Of
mountain and sea-
Aloha.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-07

l enjoyed my trip through the new
Y. VI. c. A building. IL was reveia-
tion TO me and though things are yet
considerably unsettled can see that
it will be a great attraction to the men
and boys of all ages after 1t is in full
operation. am glad to note its COM
pletion--Judge Augustine Pease.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-07
AZ II 1s 8 27 !
DIAMOND FIRE ERIK.

30 10 : 27 IS
Two-base hits: Watkins. Garberich-
Thre-base hits: Smith.
Home run: Smith,
First base on balls: on cruthers /.
Left on bases: Rockvale 5; D. F.
b. 3.
Wild pitches: cruthers 2.
First base on errors: Rockvale 4;
d. F. B. 5.
struek-out; BY cruthers /; Cham
pIon 3: Hamilton &.
Double plays: Jones to Kimmick
TO Smith.
Passed balls; Watkins l.
Umpires: Johnson. Liyings. Waits
Scorer. Al Geriach-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-07
Entertained in Honor Of sister.

In honor OF their sister. Miss Nc
Kissiek. OF Seattle. Wash. Mrs Nc
corkle and Mrs. cramer were the
happy hostesses Of a gathering u
thirty ladies at their home. wednes-
day afternoon.
A contest which was very unique
and stili proved to be highly enter
tanning occupied the greater part OF
the afternoon. Each guest was given
n bunch OF SCRAPS consisting of
lengths Of linen and bits Of dainty
lace and ribbon and told TO make q
boudolr cap without the help Of a
pattern As one guest expressed T.,
II might be easy enough to draft your
own pattern and make n becoming cap
when you could ngure IL out alone,
but when Il came 10 doing II In the
presence of thirty ladies' 1t proved &c
be very difficult task The cap
planned and made by Mrs Warren
was adjudgcd the best and for her
genius she VAS awarded n beautiful
boudoir cap. Each lady took home this
particular cap which she had made as
n souvenir of most pleasant after
noon
A Dainty t~o-course luncheon vas
served by the hosfesses-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-07

1t is a magnificent building. Two
years ago We imagined it couldn't he
built But the people in this town
can do anything If they want to. This
beautiful building shows it. 1 am glad
that We have it-LIoyd Egbers.