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   Times Democrat (Newspaper) - November 27, 1906, Muskogee, Oklahoma                                IN 60,000 BOOSTERS TELEGRAPHIC reports by the associated shi re nr thk INDIAN NOVEMBER 27, 1000. * * + * ' - + + and * * * + * A JUNKET 87.-To the heroic fortitude of 'the captain's Mrs. Prank who stood lashed to during a severe gale that New coast 11, to the following is due largely the safety of the worked her Into this harbor eleven days overdue from The little vessel's sails were in The with Captain his wife end one left Portland November 1Q with a general 11 at four miles off Peter Kaftan light the Wind Split the Mainsail of the vessel and away the Without her the little schooner became Sprung in Sam Bobb Hearing in the Case I. Nov. 27.-The charge that a woman had been used to Improperly influence Sam a full blood to give an oil lease to the Oil company was the second sensation in the celebrated of Bobb vs. involving eighty acres of land Bartlesville A began here yesterday Dawes The charge of whose lease All excluded from the court while Bobb was as to his relations with the The ease is still on Bobb is the Indian boy who was alleged to have been kidnaped agents of the Oil company and held until he attained his when the lease was Bobb denied that he was coerced or held against his will The sea made up rapidly end the vessel was continually smothered In the wash of the Mrs. took the wheel while her husband and hie assistant went to work to bend on the foresail so as to bring the vessel up to the With the craft wallowing wildly in a rough this task was most The two men labored for hours to get little rag of a sail set while Mrs. lashed to the aided as well as she by what little steering was possible on an almost helpless Finally foresail was rigged and double and while the two men clung exhausted to the Mrs. brought the vessel head up to the wind and held her there for forty-eight The vessel Drifted Out to Sea for 98 miles off Mount Desert In all this time it was impossible to cook food or even heat Kept up only by excitement and Mrs. clung to her post while Captain and his men attended to their little storm sail which continually broke from Its insecure On November 13 the gale abated and the two men rigged temporary sails before Mrs. be relieved from her AU hands were exhausted with their struggles and exposure and under Buch scanty canvas as be set hard and slow work bringing the into port. GOOD ON WALL SLI ANOTHER RAISE Nov. 27.-The Bait more and Ohio Southwestern today its switchmen an Increase of four cents an A Junket w Guthrie Is being planned by a bunch of Muskogee briskness If the present plan succeeds the party will charter a car and everything available between here end There will be a special ad Van in in a as hotel accommodations are scarce In the capital Another feature of traveling and sleeping in their own apartments 1h that the necessity of hotel guests A little old bow-legged man with awake Is avoided fishing pole and a can of bait The will look the down Wall street this convention over for a day and If Ing casting a searching glance to everything Is Satisfactory will right and Finally he found turn to a promising looking and after baiting his spat vigorously on the worm and cast the line Into the A well dressed man who was passing paused long enough to don't you know there's no fish In that knows better than to try to fish I an't see no the without taking his off his there shouldn't be fish In this little The plenty LAST EDITION HIS FORTUNE TOLD Conventions Will be Taken Up by Democratic State Committee Oklahoma Nov. 27 J. B. of the new chairman of the Democratic state committee reached the city last night to preside over the meeting of the executive committee to be held Oth etf members of the committee Makes a Sensational F. Wi W I. Momon Paul's New Nov. 26.-There was It will be whether or not a sensational advance In November to move the headquarters to Guth 4V,, rle or remain The question contracts at the opening of the of a convention for ton Exchange this morning on the nation of state and the di- covering of belated shorts who vision of some in chased about 20,000 bales and sent will also be discussed at the the price up ninety or COTTON in New York Today a bale over the closing figures or I last Sales made at 11.70 the highest of the W. P. of the Is in Natt Wagner left today on the Flyer for Ardmore and other places securing leases for J. Blair Shoenfelt & Son Nov. 27.- S. Grant chairman of the Republican executive wbd has been in the capital city of will soon tender his resignation as the leader of the depleted forced In the Indian Mr. Victor 4s said to favor en Of Oklahoma and Territory Into a state committee to conduct the next He been holding conferences with Jake of the Oklahoma committee and it is possible that fate chairmen Of both committees may The overwhelming victory of the recent election is said largely at the door of Chairman who became Involved In factional differences In the Indian Association Will Entertain 500 Visitors in December Supervisor Walter has been advised by President R. 8 of the Kansas State Manual Training will be In Muskogee and attend the meeting of the Indian Territory association which will be held here December 20, 87 and 88, Prof. Buss will bring with him samples of the work done by the scholars and will exhibit He will give a lecture on the value of the manual work and the work done by the scholars will be illustrated In the lecture by the use of a magic The views will show the manner In which the different articles are made and many other interesting things about school work that there will be from three hundred to five hundred teachers the meeting and the local is making extensive for it. S. GRANT Leader T. G. O. P. who will throw up ROW A party of young men in the red light district last night hum for a and when it was all over a complaint was lodged with the police against * red Walker on the charge of disorderly con The charge is that Walker pointed a pistol at an inmate of one of the The Western Union Telegraph company has moved into its new two doors south of the old Everything was cur rents and Even the messenger boys Chief Pleasant Porter today from St. returned Miss Mary Nicholson came in this morning from Wagoner and will stay for a time at the J. B. Rector home on North Terrace HOLDUP + + * + * A meeting will bo hold T the Commercial club * row to make arrange JL 8Cnd * delegation to * * Guthrie In a special * W. N. PATTERSON Man is Probably + + at Leavenworth Recently Released SPECIAL Being Prepared by Teddy Kansas Nov. 27.-The man who yesterday confessed to the marshal to having robbed the train near 0 f i Sunday who gave on name of Claude and Claude Rumsey who was released from the military prison at Fort on November 3, would seem Nov. 27.-President beyond question to be one and the Roosevelt was in his office early to same The description of both His special message on the men tallies in every particular Panama it is will cording to the prison record man he sent to congress probably the as given to the associated press this week after It convenes on Monday morning by Major of Fort it will deal with every phase of the the 15 INVITED There be recommend ations for the betterment of condl which suggested themselves during his visit to Panama The Commercial club will entertain governors of adjoining states at the Good Roads convention to be held here next | 5, 6, and 7. President Moore of the association 1 addressed invitations to fifteen governors Inviting them to attend the convention as the guests | of the Commercial It is expected that a majority of them will NEGRO Is Made to President Roost velt to Reinstate Negro Infantrymen Nov. 27.-The case of the soldiers of the Twenty-fifth who were discharged because oi the trouble at Brownsville came before the President today when Charles W. col lector of internal revenue at New York and Emmet J. secretary In at 10 Booker T. called ai UDOn hlm ln anf the Negro in His Doorway Frank a waB arrested by the police last night on Displays Rare Presence of Mind When in Danger I. Nov. 27.-r-(Spl.)- The 7-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. a narrow escape Sunday afternoon by falling Into a 31-foot well 16 feet and other children were playing around the well when he tumbled in. The child sank under the but the rope which was fastened to the other end and by the aid of speedy assistance was hauled up to the top of the scared and wet but bravely clinging to the He possessed enough presence of mind to call up that he could cling to the rope while they pulled him K. OF P. The Knights of Pythias will hold an adjourned session tonight at castle hall to confer on two - 16B now growing so rapidly extra meetings will be complete the There v something to eat on the side members are urged Nov. oral Otis aged MEAT Inspection taw is Working Says Melvin Nov. 27.-Alonso D. chief of the bureau of. animal under whoso office the administration of the meat inspection law enacted at the last session of congress Is being carried has returned from a western of which Included a visit to the at Kansas City and everywhere there is apparent beneficial effects of the execution of the law and a manifest desire on the part of packers to comply with its made an earnest argument ln behalf of the claims of the Innocent men who want to be No particular program of action was presented to the a negro who lives on North Mill Last night a negro disguised rapped on the door of the Pickens Pickens opened the door to see who it and then started to close it. Before be could get H eloped the caller thrust a tion of what hip future course might be except to reiterate his statement that he would consider any new facts which might be WILL LEAVE It is likely a special train from pistol cUy th Guthrie next through the crack and shot into the Monday filled with boosters to help cheer on delegates at The first report was that his wife constitutional convention had been fatally shot by a negro passing the The police were Willie smoked a cigarette notified and Officer Huddleston cap- 0ut the t tured over near the White You toll which ash Front grocery on North Cherokee which He had no arms and When they were laid claimed to have Just arrived in City from Kansas City on the Which The officer Thomas was Mr. a traveling ing across back lots in a suspicious was in town the end of the - Hyden was BOARD Of Engineers Discussing Deep at St. Louis St. Nov. 27.-The bearing of the board of engineers of the era and harbors committee on the proposed fourteen foot waterway between St. Louis and began this forenoon at the The meeting was to order by Manley G. resident member of the James president of the Business Men's presented a paper prepared conjointly by the exchange and the league setting forth some of the advantages to be secured from the proposed 8. D. Blessing went south on the Flyer a number of Muskogee people will leave to spend Thanksgiving In Kansas City and see the foot ball Deputy Dave Adams returned last night from a four successful hunt ln which he bagged many rabbits and other small 27.-Secretary Metcalf came to the cabinet - Ing today with It was generally contained his report on the situation opt the alleged discrimination against 4^e' mattiw of school facilities In - ' This ie expected to he lone atr most Important discussed at the cabinet members Major Robert for and a hli ' c and not city tools lea will WM i the city charged with bribery in with the alleged Tube City railroad franchise was arrested at his home today and locked up In. the station together with fl. Caal of the The to prepare an i South h is said good authority that the laboring 4a the 90tb wjR form organisation and keep tab records of members of the constitutional convention who played false to the interests of organised It is not intention of the committee to persecute any but the members of the committee r miners ara foot ot- Many want that tre sent that are  

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