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A Nw Pha of Oklahoma Corpora
llnti Brought Out In t dmond
Cat Company Caat.
GuiliHc Okht.. Aug. .'U. A new
ph.i.so of the i 01 pouilloii ln wit
cllcil to tlm IlipOl III l"U coiiiiiiImmIou
in lite itio t'f Hi" Kilinoml On cone
jinny vh, the Oklnhoinn Natural litis
i tniiiiMi , Tli" c hlouee In till i n i!"
lltl"i lllllt til" OklllllOlllft Vill'11,1
(iiirt company, tniiitituliiM ti pipe Iri"
fioui Hi" na lielda iH'iu Till'. to
iltic hi tlm cent rat nu I of Hi" i'fit
and dlMtlbnten Hi" Kit " conniiiiii
thioimh liu wl "oinimnW" The I 'it
tniMhl Gaa company prior to ll" -t.ihlliihnieivi
f thin line mvvoiI Iii"
tl(l?"ti' f I'dumml Willi nitttl Uil it.iM,
Hint when Hi" nutuuil company l.ii.t
lu lino In IMiniMiil It nold all t'f li
phvakul property to tb Kiunomt G.
oiupauv, Hi1 lii tit company whhh
wit oijuiuUed to furnlh tut t unit K
lo th tlty of Kdmon.l. Till hit Hi"
iMnunwl On company with no prop
Mv ovept hatter and a tow toloM
or pipe. The company n.1t IU in-
SPECIAL M OF
DISTRICT MOT
Judye Carruthra of Hughes. Okfuskte
County District to Hear Sapulpa
Cases Ntxt Week.
ALLEGED BURGLARS
ESCAPE FROM JAIL
Two Mn In Same Cell Charged With
Murder Refute Chance to
Escape.
liulliili', Olilii., Kept. 2. Chief Juh-
Geo M. J. Kline 1iiH last eveulnjj Is
sued unli'irt fur upot ial lorm iff il trt-
II li t 1111113, Including til" IISldglllnK
of tHntllit Judge OiUTtlthers, tif tho
Okfuskee Hughes district, to Sitpulpn
to t'P"ii ii Hi"t lul term of limit mi Sep
("iiilicr li t try the I'.U Indictments
secured by State Knforcotnont Alter
110,V Fled 8. CttldWell tWO WltliH llgO
lol YlolallotIM lf til" prohibition In w
III tlin Greek county capital ill). :
.hixliin tiiinii, who l;st wt't-k hi'iutt
iuuuiH'tilH on Alto'iu-y Cultlwt'U's tm
tloii to tt iiipoi Hilly niKpnul Cmiiity
Attonii'v L. It, Jitfkmm, of Cnnk
county, from ofUt ihmiiISur trial on
tliinjii" of inUi'otHlnt't In otlU", to
tiny Hiiiiouui oil that hn wouhl not pitfs?'
vipou th Hppltontlon until ttirt tlinirUt
court t Supulpu itlnptwo of Jm'kHon'n
inotioit to t"t iislitn the ic"ii;.itloioi,
tMlun" P" lm tonus of court wero
set na follow!: MoAtontor, Scptcm
hcr i', contalnliis throo iliiys: Ku(;uh
oplomlvr l'T, Hvo tlayx; Tocmufct
Hcptriuhcr DO, two wok:; l,nton
s.-tcnrrr !. to ivtohtr 2.; Kroder
u k, v tohcr to Novcmtvor iT; At
!i rcM III th a" to p.-uth it tk..tnin. .NovcmNn- to lVHmhrr r:?;
Ctty iit thcso mtio attcuMwctl Atckn, lloptovv.hcr 5, tlvo w o kf; Ncvv-
kirk, cj'tsnnVvr U to tvtohor H;
Moafoid, Noombcr t" to DtH-omhor
ttnonxh tho t-ovpouittou ihiihiwhv.i
to ouupct tho4 tlklahom.- Natm.U
towjuHu to Auiil-.h thcin with j;.h n
tho a;ttno trtl tniU thcv fsnnlshvvt th"
HdsmMiA osnj,vn- Tl'.o nrpov;NtWn
vv.nn't.M dovhtoit thrtl tho popv.tv
ttnn of to illy f tV.s-.i.M'.i tul :
nonsuit to "!st''.U'v!nMt of tw
tv.v.pa asi.t tht'H rro tvf-.nl io
wi.iVo tho tM i!m
Ml Tuls;i, 8"pt"inbor 13 to lVcomhcr
,tiid; IV A. KKiuu5n of f
Sixth tistikl U !jtnst to Kufatiln
to hoM tvnnt hcsSnuhiR ScptKMuhor rt
nl coiuhuUui t,o day v-onoTioi,t
w; i th( tVjt'.uwr Jnto, sr.Ji JuJjso
,tvMV .1, Orv.oy I asfnist to HMvrt
,nn(y under a slnv.hir si rr.(totnor-t
tVtohor 4 Tr.
Report of Oklahoma Crop
Condition on August 25
t'lilot klnj? tho tioor to tho coll In
which they wcio conllniHl, in noint un
known way, uinl tinwIuK Iho burs over
n back window, Tom Starr tuid Jink
Wilwon, thinned with lnnplnry mude
their "Htnjio from the federal Jail
(now tninty jail) Wodnomlny night.
Tho fugltlvcn wore, arrrsted novoral
woi'kH ko, chittRod with robbing a
Kaly work train,
This in tho flint oaenpe anil Itrst
known uttonipt to encupo from this
Jiiil. How tho Jail broakors nuumged
to unlock tho colt door nnd horo they
got tho puw with which they Rawed
themselves to freedom a matter of
conjecture. Slnco tho romoMtl of the
Mute convicts It has not been doom
cd nocewKaiy to closely jruard tho jail
an beforo nnd it la supposed tho two
cscajiod prisoners received outstdo aid.
In tV snrno coll with Starr and Wil
son wore two men charpod with mur
der, tmt they refused to accept free
dom under those t ItvumsUnees nnd
remained in their cell. Thofo two
prlsonem are M. J';. Sheehan, ehivrRod
with killing man near Welch sever
al mouths hro and Charlie Starr, said
to be a cousin of tho notorious Henry
otsrr, " !:;. ! 'so confined on a charge
of murder. Friends of Starr are try
ins to nvr.tnjco bail for him today.
OETECIIVE liti LEARNED
ID LOVE THE CHILD!
KLAIlFOfi
oiiEJAcyomiso
nnrT nnnn unn
until I uiiuT i tan
III HOHTHWEST
Cham.on Pugilist ic Skeptical
Jamet Jeffries' Intention to
Fight Him.
of
Kan Francisco, Sept. 2. When Jack
Johnson heard that Jim Jeffries had
indurnod Sam Bcrger'w mtlon in tho
recent mutch making conference at
Chicago he murmured, ;'that looks liko
businesH." Then JohniSon went out on
t road nnd thought things over as
ho trudged along the Piedmont hlK"
ways. When he returned to his quar
ters at Cockrell's he was in a pes!
mlstle mrnid. All his faith in Jeffries'
good intention haa vanishe1.
"Jen'rieu doesn't intend to light me."
said Johnson.'nnd I'll bet $1,000 that
t am right. He will come back to this
country with bundR playing and he'll
work the theatrical game for all It la
worth. He inay gign articles and ap
point a d'ate for the light, but. mark
my words, when the time draws near
there w ill be an accident or a doctor"!
certificate Betting forth that Jeffries
health will not allow him to fight."
All attempts to reason Johnson out
of this line of thought "were futile. 11"
says that if in the trend of events it
should prove that he was wrong tit
will cheerfully admit the fact and 1
necessary apologize to Jeffries foi
doubting him.
-I don't see why anyone should think
our putt binding," said Johnson. "It
isn't worth the papc it is written on
Jeff's money is in one place and mine
is In another. If Jeffries signs rea
articles and puts his forfeit where It
will be in company with mine I may
begin to think he means business, al-
Many Wheat Men Think They Should
Have Sold When at Dollar
Muik.
Spokane, Wash., Sept. 1. Sixty
live million bushels of wheat, 1)5,000,
000 bushels of oats and 15,000,000
bushels of barley is the extent of the
grain crop predicted for Washington,
Idaho and Oregon this season by mil
lers nnd bankers who have made a
close study of the situation in the
three states. The hay crop, including
alfalfa, will be the largest In tho his
tory of the northwest, and in addition
the growers in the Yakima valley in
OKLAIUA LAI'I T(
BE THEIR IJOfj
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Florida Governor Spenda Day at
noma City High Praise f
County Local Option,
V
Oklahoma City, Okla., Aug.
Governor A. W. Gilchrist of V
spent yesterday In Oklahoma Ci
he says the great future reso
awaiting development by Oktaho
are not unknowu XJJ
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n. --The Okt.v faUa IS 6 v r oi l. t-.rtw the ;Y-t
jexr. tn?.s;ar.-r,j: ti Ua tiu
U iv.v:n n? t e U'.tt ctvp. h
la ,vii. l.fMx.r tt '.'.ve
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Wtt VNM;i,vi f.vr vt 5' uf.j lis
,v Aiv '-HKUed Piyss.
Ti'P'ka, Kans , Sept. i. --Joseph
C.entry, the al'cgisi kuhuipivr of
Vurian P.'cakU-y, eptrssd hi be
! cf to.t.tv. th&t Mr. .Un-.es lUtvlsy
il rot r;o up her il.iSra to the
iu;,.',, "S:;e loves tV.e child better
,m Isit onii hf s.ud Gentry.
7ti.'.f. her I h -ainc! to love tho
cti'.J rrt'jre ever seetr.R tt. It was this
C.at vr'"''" V,, 't five to tsike part in tbis.
We JivttT I wss p,aid. was only a
sranH wiiSrrMion
-es, $.rx-ur sa u-.-vt m r:;
cf ,vt vMi Ue m. ,Ute JM lY r,w,5fi iV-
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l!i KQV.'ATA COUNTY
.1. ...... I, ., .. t K l, l:1,I T lw.li.iva 111.,!-."
I llt'llp.11, 11 lit. . r-., t v
jwill bo something to prevent our coin-
togthcr in the long run,1'
Johnson had (something to say on
the subject of bids.
I see where some fellow ow ning i
tan h in Oklahoma has offered $7.",
iKhV said Jaik. "'Well, as everyone
knows, I have not tried to place any
obstacles in the way of a fight, hut
I want it understood right now in re
gul to the location. I will not fight
at Oklahoma or south of the Mason
and Dixon line, or at any outside place. 172
jl am not craiy. 1 want to fight In ori .Tj
near a Mr city, where 1 will have all
the pme.tion the law affords and ev
'ery ihantn to show that I am a hotter
'maw than Jeffries."
He is especially interc'V
noma's bank deposits gllara
for the "Flower- Mate ls now ':
ing a measure practical
with, the Oklahoma law. T)B i
' I..lf1iir !af iil-. .- , .
Washington will make 15,000 bales of . " b -o,, oKwrt-d!
hops. The crop is high grade and ugh of r,.,r,.S(,,
free from defects. passed the guaranty U;,.
The wheat acreage in Washington j " aru a co jr'ti' 3i ope,
. i ,rfim.nted GoverTir.r i m . .
is 2,122,000 acre8 this year, as against - vitait
1,728,784 in 1908, when 25,500,000
bushels were harvested. The yield
this year is estimated at from 29,000,
000 to 40,000,000 bushels, as against
38,000,100 tushels in 1907. Oregon
has 802,00 acres In wheat this year,
as against 818,585 in 1908, and it Is
expected the crop will be not less than
10,500,000 bushels. If conditions had
been favorable throughout the etate
the yield would be 21,000,000 bushels. frocd and no liquor is 4
. ... . ... nr-AA aa A ,
Idaho win cur ueivveen ,tuv,vvv it is an eit;;rr.t ns-.tuf.
10,000,000 bushels this year, as com- have oVnel ia p-'Lil,;ijCl;
pared with les3 than 9,000,000 bushels that law viosators . a a'i j..
in 190S. Its acreage Is 474,000 as for they did r.ct vote f -r tbra
against 414,412 a year ago. I Florida the Eiajority iiU
Farmers are holding their oats for community UEJt." (
Sir. a ton- which means from $29 to Rev. J. J. Ti-otcr., ,
$29.50 at tidewater. The barley crop erintf ndeit of tLe Cklai;-
is large, with plenty of coarse grain Ssloon Lear-, a-i ix
for feeding later in the season. Many the catcpa-ga fwr j-rti.l::
nf th u-hnt rnneherA tieliee thev ' vears ago. is T.OW ftl!l
... ...V ........ . . . ...
IIIlUi- a lliuinnc ill iniiuui .,v, , w , - - - - -
when it was at the dollar mark, as;
prices have tumbled to from S3 to
It'llia, .u mi i o in Mia iiii('ii Aujit- i & A w w 4k Ott j- J
do not expect a raise until spring, the
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bitio:i. "We rcg-j';-t- iv.e jl()f'
fic at home with the tonntry '
prolnbltion unit. Vr.dr this 1
the predominating p'-rain!,
county din-ides for or again!
loon. Because- Cie aajor: f
dents proLIbit laloous tbeat,.';
enforce the law, ar.l tUr, hf,, ;
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raised in a Jaw-iliiir?
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basis for this being that the farmers in
the Canadian northwest are cutting i
a bumper crop and the fact that Hu. !
sail and Dnnubinn countries are1
ready to ship to Kdrope.
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the NCHtcivt rr turv.s fioin
cv entr-fue xn-.r.tes. the Mate hoarj
of tr-5-5!stio ba chAr-sec
STATE LOANS I.'iOE
BT SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
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c-eurty frotw $11 to ?t
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4ng lea;; w ere made by the school land '
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To bo sold out in the nexi
days. All goods left to bet
in bulk at auction. Sale to
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