Muskogee Times-Democrat from Muskogee, Oklahoma • Page 8

4. PACHEHOHT TIHES DEMOOBAT. MUBKOOTI, OKLAHOMA, OCTOBER 5, 1910 GOVERNOR TO SUE Guthrie, Oct. 5 In roplyitlrao by gome weasel lllte you who to a letter atmYrmBeii to: Oreer, editor of the Guthrie State Capital and delivered by special messenger from Oovcrnor Haskell, In which tho governor demands mediate'' retraction for alleged libelous statements made against lilm in the Capital, fJreer today reiterates his charges that Haskell was saved from trial on the Muskogee town lot cases by ihe of limitations," and daroH Haskell to file libel proceedings against hlin. In his letter to fJroer, Governor Haskelf chnrgeH the Capltnl editor with having printed slanderous statements about him and his family for the, last three years, and states that If retraction Is not made by today any more slanderous or libelous matter will receive "Immediate attention, and to the limit." Greer In his reply, occupying the first page of his newspaper this morning, reprints the Haskell letter, declares that the governor's reference to "my rnmlly" Is a "cheap bid for sympathy, and In reply to the demand for an apology declares: "The governor asks UB to apologize for what we have said about him.

In his own classical language: We ain't going to do It. In fact We will give him new and Interesting Installments that will make tho past look like an Insipid recital." In answer to tho governor's threat to bring llbe' suits Oreer sayB: "The State Capital has had thlrty- sll libel suits and Its was twice arrested for orjmlnaj jj each C. SPKECKLES WILL BROKEN 8an Francisco, Oct. the of the late Claus Spreckles must be dlrleled the helrs- at-law was the decision' today of (Judge Coffee in the probate-. frouirt not stand the truth.

In all these suits we have had just $100 ln rthta w( g(ve a oQt 1 875 000 to Judgment rendered against us, won all the suits but one, and In this CHBH the minimum Judgment under the law was We have not had a libel stilt for six months. We are lonesome without NO CIGARETTES NO BREAKFAST I Kansas City, Oct. 5. 'is another marital puzzle for the court to decide: Which is the greater offense against tho peace of the home for the husband to threaten Ills wife with a shotgun, or for the wife to smoke jclgarettes? Three weekB ago Nancy R. M.

Frederick brought divorce proceedings In the circuit court, alleging her husband had pointed shotgun at her and threatened to kill her. Tills morning Henry W. Frederick, the husband, filed a cross bill. In this he charges his wife with smoking cigarettes. When he would refuse to purchase the desired cigarettes for her, tie says, Mrs.

Frederick would become angry and refuse to breakfast each of the Ave Adolph, rtudolirti, and Claus A. anil Mrs. Emma C. The decision Is a denial of the application adopted by Rudolph and Claus A. Spreckels for a division of the entire estate between them and their sister, Mrs.

Ferris, In accordance with the provision of the will. The trust clause of that document was declared Invalid a year ago. roBi COUNTY BOARD TO REDISTRICT CITY The county hoard of elections time In Agenry township. ON Guthrie, Oct. there now la no way of locating the county seat of Swanaon county or any other now county by a vote of the people It the law passed by the legislature of 1007-8, fixing tho procedure for tho creation of new coun- tles, la constitutional Is the holding of Attorney General West in reply to an Inquiry from Governor Haskell as to what he should dp regarding the petition presented by the people of Swanaon county asking for an election to courtty -aeftt.

The law referred to, according to the opinion, attempts to vitalize the constitutional provision that the legislature "shall, prescribe the procedure of creating new counties and (orating county seats a vote of the peopio, but the law provides that the county seat of new counties shall be designated by the governor and making no provision for locating the county seat by popular vote. The governor is advised tlfat If othe law Is constitutional his action In locating the county seat Mountain IMPROVING. Associated Press. Rochester. Oct.

cording to Dr. Phillip Fox. Senator LaFolletfe'B physician, the senator who was operated on yesterday here. Is "doing nicely." 'We are much elated at Senator l.aFollette's condition this morning," said Dr. Fox.

CHARTERS Guthrie, Oct. 5. wore Issued today to these corporations: Canadian County Good Roads association of Reno; capital, none; directors, E. G. Avery, T.

3. Rasp, T. H. Ellison, J. F.

Thompson and Henry C. Wolf. Riley Investment company of Oklahoma City; capital stock, $-75, 000; directors, A. K. Riley, E.

Holt nd E. W. Clark. orn- -barttrrOry com pan of Cherokee; capital, directors, H. D.

Kuhn and Viola Knhn of Cherokee. B. E. Morrill and Mary E. Merrill of Pond Creek.

Thg City Loan and Realty company of Durant filed notice of decrease of capital to met late this afternoon for tha purpose of redisricting the city for tile November election. Investigation brought out the fact that new additions west of the city, containing a-bont 400 voters, were brought into the "cWy about three months ago by ordinance passed by council, are not actually a part of the city, as yet. The law requires the ordinance to be advertised a certain stipulated length of time before the admission Is complete. In the case of these additions the adertlslng time limit will not expire until November 1, which Is too late for, the fall election. The voters in that district will therefore vote another The board Is considering but three changes in the city election precincts.

It Is proposed to abolish the Seventh (brickyard) precinct and annex that territory to Precinct' tfc The Captain Green precinct (No. 3) of the First ward will p'robab'y be divided into two precincts and, the same action will be taken with reference to the Will Roblson precinct of the Second ward, both of which have, in the aggregate, nearly 800 There will probably, be no more changes. Under this arrangement there wll he 1ft. voting precincts In the city at the November election. There will likely be some changes ordered In the county, or township, precincts.

A REPUBLIC SET UP IN PORTUGAL THE GOVERNOR! TAKES A HAND Associated Press. MadTSbn, Oct. After a long conference today with Governor Davidson, Attorney General Frank L. Gilbert and Colonel O. private secretary to the governor, departed for Winter, ts effect, if possible, the capture of John DleU by peaceful means.

KNIGHT LOSES HIS CASE Washington, Oct. the district court for (he District of Columbia today decision was handed down against Herman Knight, a Cherokee Indian in Oklahoma, who sought to compel Secretary of the Interior Richard A. Ballinger to deliver to a patent or deed for thirty acres of valuable oil land, which had been executed to him by the chief of the Cherokee nation. CASTOR IA Eor Infanta sad Children. Tlii Kind You Ran Always Bears the Signature of MENN0NITES ARE PLEASED it gives the power of locating county aeatB to the governor, he would be OKNLSON IW nOKKRN FOR COM TRUTH CON- authorlzed In calling the election JKWISH NEW VKAR.

The birth of the Jewish New Year was fittingly and appropriately celebrated by the Jewish rest- denlB of Muskogee yesterday at the First Church of Christ. Scientist. An able sermon was delivered by JRahbj Hirsch many musical numbers were rendered. The Jewish people of this city will organize Sundny school next Sunday ancl plans are already being formulated for the building of "a synagogue in Musjtogee, MRS. MARY HIJHST "Mrs.

Mary Ann Hurst, aged (11 years, the wife of .1. Hurst of 316 North street, died of heart disease Monday evening at eight o'clock. Besides her husband, Mrs. Hurst la by four sons, John, Joseph, Arthur and James, all of this city. Mrs.

Hurst had many friends PaTk Is binding on the county and ln Muskogee who will be greatly the petition for an election to grieved to learn of her sudden death locating the county seat should be interment will be ln Green turned down and no election called. ceme tery. If however, the governor believes the' law to be unconstitutional, because TEXAS, GOOD WAGES AX I) STEADY JOB. APPI.Y BETWEEN 7 AND O'CIiOCK THIS RVEXIXG. HOO sritKTY REAL ESTATE PICKING UP Associated Press.

OCT. P. FOREIGN OFFICE HAS JUST RECEIVED A FROM THE BRITISH MINISTER AT LISBON DECLARING THAT A REPUBLIC HAS BEEN PROCLAIMED. MARKETS Now York. Oct.

on call bid, 2 1-2. K. C. Live Stock. Kansas City, Oct.

10,000, strong to 10 higher; native steers $5.00 cows and heifers, $2.60 (a $6.25: Blockers and feeders $3.50 5.75, bulls $3.25 (ft $4.25:. calves ft $8.25. 6.COO: 5 to 10 higher; heavy $8.30 (w $8.50: packers $8.40 light $8.65 $8.72 1-2. INVESTIGATE THE ROLLS George Reed, a clerk In the Indian 1 THEY CAN'T GET DEITZ Associated Press. Winter, Oct: 6.

report brought here early today says the offlce at Washington, has been as- first shooting ln the latest attempt signed to assist Judge W. C. Pollock, to capture John Deitz who Is he- assistant attorney gijnerul of ine sieged in his log cabin at Cameron Interior department lir the investl- took place last night. Aecord- gatlon of several hundred enrollment 'ng to this story, two deputy sher- caBes. where It IB certain per- lffs attempted to" crawl closer to the eons were den'ed access to allotments cabin under the cover of darkness.

In the Five Civilized Tribes, through As they neared the house several ro- clerlcal errors or otherwise Judge volver shots came from one of th-Pollock will recommend to this winter what action should taken ln regard to these special cases. The department -will-still appose hny general reopening of tho rolls In the Choctaw and "Chickasaw Nations. Row Over Embezzlement of Funds Gets Into the Supreme Court Guthrie, Oct. row In the Adarason lodge of the United Mine Workers' union, ln which the Congress windows, the bullets striking the trustees of that lodge recovered Real estate Is picking up. This is a slogan that has been the rounds of Muskogee business men for some time, and.there is no more Welcome "indication of good prospects! this "1 have been so busy all week making deals," said a prominent real estate dealer this morning, "that I have not been aTile to get out to lunch a single day." All business men report prosperity along thlB line, and expect more when the effect of the new factories and tho dam Is felt.

watch us leave otir western rival behind." said one man K. Produce. Kansas City Oct. 28; firsts 26 24: packing stock 22. 26; firsts 21; seconds 17.

Butter seconds Come Back Dear Lady For It Really Wasn't C. Snake The Times-Democrat had abouti to arms; that Crazy Snake had umpty-um and then some inquiries I again come to life and with about by phone this afternoon wanting 400 warriors had gathered upon Peto know why the whistles iJiiean Greek a few mites: west of the tows were blowing their "innards" city and was about 10 descend on out. Dire catastrophes were Imag- Muskogee Hnd burn the ined and many were file anxious The womau let out a whoop and voices that kept the editorial force 'I dropped he tolenUoue, receiver and busy telling people that it was a I egt the preliminary celebration or to reassure her greater Muskogee that is to be. an( tell her that the One woman persisted in calling; factory-getting fund up the office tlnie after time un. til patience ceased to be a virtue and in response to her thirteenth inquiry the.

woman was told that the witstle was Col. Douglas' call 300.000 has been without the assistance of a half dozen of the wealthiest men in Muskogee. Lahoma, Oct. of the Mennonite colony here are rejoicing over the action of Governot Stubbs of KanBas ln honoring a re quisition for Henry J. Martens, whe Is charged with operating a land swindle of a very extensive character and who will be tried In Blaine conn- ty.

Oklahoma, on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. Martens 'is a Mennonite and llvej at Marion, Kans It is alleged. He Induced a number of Mennonite farmers" from Oklahoma and Kansas to on a tract of land ln California to which, it-is charged, he had no title other than an -expired option. Many of those who went from hers were evicted from the land by the real owners and were left penniless, it 1B said. So Tired It may be from overwork, but the chances ace its from an inactive With a well conducted LIVER one can do mountains of labor without fatigue.

It adds a hundred per cent to ones earning capacity. It Can be kept in healthful action by, and only by TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. K. C. Kansas City Oct.

5. Cash No. 2 -hard 95 1-2 No. 3 94 $1.01 1-2: No. 2 red 96 (fi 98; No.

3 93 97. No. 2 mixed 50 1-2; No. 2 mixed 50 St 50 1-4: No. 3 whit" 50 1-2 (a 61! No.

3 5f). Mother Flees From Lisbon to Summar Palace at Cintra Madrid, Oct. tonight from LIbson Btate that the combat continues In the streets. The Queen Mother Amelia fled to the Royal Palace Cintra, the summer residence of the Queen Dowager Maria Pia. seventeen niile3 from LlbBon.

King Manuel has found refuge oh a warship. Settle Oats Unchanged; No. 2 white 32 rfi 34; No. 2 mixed 3 1 1-2 32 1-2. Rye- 74 (fi 77.

choice tlmothv $13.50 choice prairie. "There Is going to be so much 5,2. 25 money put ln here this fall that It I Broom Corn $62.50 $110. will put a great many' Muskogeeans Receipts wheat 10 cars, on Easy Street." Close 97 97 1-8: sellers May $1.01 3-8 (7? $1,01 1-2. 48; May 51 bid.

LODGE Cotton, fralveston. Texas. Oct. higher 14 1-8. -Cotton Troops Make Common 'Cause.

LIbson; Oct. eight o'clock this morning troops faithful to the government made a common cause with the revolutionists and returned to the baTricks. The multitude In the streets applauded the action crying: "Long live the Republic." WAGONKR ADOPTS in where an all-the-year-'round season and rich soil enable many a man to earn a good living on one acre of ground. Low One-Way Colonist Fares in Effect Daily from October 1 to October 15,1910 over the Electric Block Signals Through tourist sleepers- excellent dining car meals and service. For tickets and general information, call on or XKW CHARTER, address our Local Agent or Wagoner.

Oct. 5. (Spe- i cial) voted yesterday on H. G. KAILL, A.

G. F. and P. U. P.

R. R. the commission form of government nn and the chapter was adopted by a 901 WfllllUt KanSBS City, MO. vote of about nine to one. There I was no'organized opposition, and a (575) fair vote was polled, about 40 per cent, of the tota(.

The vo'e for i 322. against 37. Judgment for $500 against the bonds- B.YMSHKl) Coffee MluOl) llutl to Go. 1 ground around the deputies who re tired 'without returning the flre. of R.

M. Brooks, former treas- Dlctz will be given, a last chance the lodge, to make good funds to surrender peaceably today. W. B. 0 ho local, which the trusteoe Walslnghani.

a personal friend or claimod had' been embezzled by the outlaw, nnd Frank Thayer, mem-I vj roo was brought into the tler of the town board left Winter i prerae court today on appeal from this morning for Cameron Da'm bearing the peace message to persuade littil'' THO PETITION TO SELL RKA1. ESTATE BY GUARDIAN. of Ok 11th 11 ,1 iv ,1., I lllp.1 hint ii. ll MiM The way sonic persons cling tj coffee ufur iiej know ii Li doing thorn huim-is it Hul It an easy matter tn It (or (jouil when I'oslum--properl made---is used Instead. A girl writes: "Mother had beei' ORDER KOK ilKA-trrro suffering with ner.veus headaches fo heveti weary years, but kept drink ing "Utie day I asked why she did rr 1 give up colTeo as a cousin of tvny.

had done who had taken to Postun Hut iiuUhcr was a slave to col 1 1 fee sin' lliuuglit It would lie to ffll' it up. Initially, one day, iiuJn tli change to l'o--tiirii. and soon headaches disappeared. One mor Inu hlli' she was drinking I'ostu 'freely nnd with such relish I nslj ed fin a laste. "Thiit started me on Hostum and dr'nk It more freely than I dj 1 roff-ee.

which never cornea Into house now. "A girl friend of one lisw nie drinking Postum and ask If It was coffee 1 told her It Tost 11 and gave her some to tal home, bin forgot to tell her how make It. 'The next day- she Bald she did Tot see how I could drink Postum. I she had made like ordinary coffee. So I told her how to make It Tight, and gave her a cupful I made, polling it fifteen minutes.

9he said never drank any coffee that tasted as good and now coffee Is banished from both our homes Read the little book Sr I'M" the judgment of the superior court of Pittsburg county. C. A. Parks, John Anderson and rh 41 jeff.T 1 Frank)lni trustees of the lodge 1 behalf of its members, filed the It against the bondsmen, alleging at Brooks ahsron.d With 1941 .72 the funds of the lodge, and that J. Blevloa.

the new traaaurer, 1 unable to collect the amount Brooks or the amount of the doui 'nd from his Dondsmen. The bondsmen, deny that Brooks mil 1 ,1 Wnitcr ibezzled funds of the lodge or that ay legally obligated themselves to i p.iynt as his bondsmen. itimi OOIiOREO liA- 4 In TIMES-DEMOCRAT, MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA, OCTOBER 4, 1910 A Back Garden Lot 40x80 That Paid $150 This Season hi mviiirii win ii. hitv ng l-in ttni i lif rfiidc 11 i it it ml itir IPin 'm ten K. I- -Hi -f Hit, f-ini MuaW '-jffM, I.MI'.V OLlAlltimtt.

Ill 1 1 til if ftlltl nil llllrrr-lfrii tn fll if fcltv hrtVfi, wll) (ill tHtlrr (1 rirtl IfriihlnJ ftir A vt no miitli of ttic rr.il ttiil rta la hnrjk.ir) fur IVttnunn HI anul and br cH'h, 0li nr )KKKS -T COVORKTB CON- HI (TIOX WOBK AT OKNIBON, inxm WAGES AND A STKA JOB. APPtiY BE- VKEN 7 O'OIXICK THIS DENNIS 8()Q St'llKTY (Published In TlmM-rJamoerml OetotMr and 1010.) NOTICE OP SHERIPF-S SALS. to fly Ttrhia of tn fxprutton dtreeied trared, dtit of tha JuaHfla Osart af Mitakoffea Ounty, Oklahtitna. til ail in Court whtratn Tho MoJar Saft IK plalmlff anil O. Sanrv la defendant, I will the 17lh o( Oilnbnr, 1010, thn tixura of 111 n'rlncW A.

and a a'rlofk I P. M. of said day nt frunt of tha tlduie, tn ihe County aforesaid, offar I Dubllo aaie and aall tKe htsheat btddev, Nuremburg, Germany, Oct. Mh ln lho porparty, German naval experts are experl- tnwit: One Moater Hate. No.

to6.i»t, mentlng With a "erewleSS warship" property lievlnj been lenled upon that can be started, stopped and tiic prorert) in- biul A w. and "The Road I steered and the guns of which enn be 011 Safe MAN 0' 'WITHOUT MEN to Wellvllle." ln pkgs. "There 's a I flr by wireless from shore. The Co uintlff h-" 1 "Weon." model, the of an average motor 1 RAY MH OT ETCT read the above letter? A new boat, has been operated with un- 10 JNO ISENER appeara from time to They falling accuracy within a radius of Hkr a frenntne, true, and fun of hu-j 18 miles. All the apparatus on board By ta(t I cootroUed by As an Illustration of the progress that is being made, ln an humble way an Bast Side citizen said today: "I have been experimenting this season with a garden 40x80 feet in dlmenaions on the rear part of my lot with wonderfnl During.

the paat five months my family, which la a large one, has been daily practically every meal with nice, fresh green from that garden. We have had cucumbers, sliced and for pickles, tomatoes, ripe and for pickles, and are still having them by simply following- the rule adopted by gardeners In the older communities of planting the seed or setting out the plants at intervals two or tnree weeks apart throughout the entire season. "We "have kept the last setting of tomato plants well watered and are getting a bountiful second crop of tomatoes from the same plants. In addition to all this little garden has produced bountiful crops of lettuce, radishes, turnips, tieans, peas, celery, several messes of gweet potatoes, cabbage, mango peppers, muBtard for greens, and other stuff, too to tion, each In turn, and much of it continuously, and the garden will til 1 ctintinue to produce) until the plants are nipped by the first heavy frost. I have raised $150 worth of vegetables on fiat little plot ground.

"I venture the prediction that there IK no section of the country where the opportunities for gardeners who know their business, begin to equal those offered by the glorious climate and soli productiveness of Eastern Oklahoma." Clipped from Times-Democrat Oct. 4. 1910 If this be true what could you raise on a. Parkview lot 50x240 for $300 and 3 years time to pay for it? The Cream of all $2,000 Worth Sold Yesterday- This side of Agency Hill. Take Alta Vista car, get off at 28th street, two blocks north.

Phone 1347. Office: Room 1, Chicago BIdg. Parkview Add. Co. WYETH'H.

JORDAN O. M. RANSOM J. R. FLKNNKR,.