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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-30

At the last minute before the election the repub-
licans rush into the field with full grown ticket 1t
took long time for them TO muster up the courage
to do it, Were they afraid put their candidates be
fore the people sooner? Nearly two weeks ago the
democrats nominated ticket by full vote in pri-
mary. Every man had a. voice IN the nominations
aud good men were chosen in every instance Do the
republicans imagine that their little clans can get to
gether and put ont better men? The democratic cam
didates, nominated BY democratic methods should
have the support Of all democrats and they will have
IL
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-30

Lawrence Mills the democratic nominee for city
attorney, is one Of our abest young lawyers, He
possesses splendid abilities andhis record is above re-
proach He has pracced his profession in Chickasha
for four years and i thoroughly familiar with con-
ditions here. He can Be depended npon to faith
fully and efficiently discharge the duties Of the Of
flee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-30
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For City Attorney
LAWRENCE MILLS
For Assessor and Collector
A. B. THOMPSON
For Alderman-First Ward
]. B. BURTON
Second Ward
CLAY DONOVAN, ]. A. TEMPLE
Third Ward
o. COLEMAN
Fourth Ward
H. c. MCKAY
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-30

rA .,a N ~ rs.n~ ~a
- " p,..s.... .u.s NJ, A.n ,,.,,+;,,s4 urhs,,s
the natter Is il possible that We have bunch of
insurgents right here in our nidst
49,
The adberen,s 70 democracy in the c;t;ss and
,owrs of the Territory pst form the pucleus Of the
that will control the new state The dem.
ocr.ts Of cb;c.sba will not overlook his fact They
will stand ND for the party next Tuesday.
900
We have very high regard for some Of the re-
pubIicans in Chickasha but why they should persist
in butting in every time there is election is more
than we can understand. Of course il would be diff
ferent if they could hope to accomplish anything by
ii.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-30

Now we'll all be democrats
twill Be democratic day next Tuesday
They insist upon fight and let's give 'em !
good one
Frank Brown, the Fourth ward magnate was
missed from the meeting.
The democrats have selected fine timber for alder
in each ward Every good citizen can support them.
Judge Bridges loomed up as the Colossus of the
convention ready to do and dare all for his beloved
party
Nominate full ticket, put UP strong fight, q
said the republicans last night Well and good now
60 ~ EN-:
Albert Thompson has demonstrated his abilities
as collector and the people Of chickasha can't
find better one.
And now they have started some more Of their
frenzied fooishness just like they did last spring
and it will end just about the same way-Watqrloo!
600
fits TO be straight fight on political lines, let
the rumpes sound and every rally his colors-
Democrats will fall ii line.
600
Feohhemer started to recall some ot the late local
nsunectior in the @. {. P. bnt was promptly called
down BY the chairman with the remark forget it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-30

Feohheimer started to recall some OF the late local
insunector in the q. G. P. bnt was promptly called
down BY the chairman with the remark forget it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-30

The democrats have selected fine timber for alder
in each ward. Every good citizen can support them
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-30

Now well all be democrats
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23

FIfc'S 3abnlucb' SrupIcn beilen in
cincr Winutc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23

(SOrtietums iiebc 2. scite.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23

uno aui ben Nergen no refine itno iriftbe Qtit
ibn iimuebie, erilnn Der belige Nerrlro ole
3uiammenieBIng Der tadb ibn 6enGunten Nrlltr
terpHe Sas mar Dor oieIen bllnoeri S1brelt
Sluren unS Opabringt fie beute nod Gle III
beut nod 70, fuie iie oamnl5 mar, eniadl mo
fblnidIus pan snbeli, aber aus Den beilirdiiigs
iien Suareoenjien 5nidninen geieet Die elbit
bonn lthpdblien Wid9er berraeen iueroen mo
ale 9tageu mlio Recommendations init
unieblbarer erinoIiChfet iiiriren. Sic Ct
Nernaro ardutrrpillen iino IN allen slpoibeien
Su baben. tU,pDitSr,I&SS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23

%on allcn Mpotbcfcrn perfanit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23

Die 9ooen Der 6Glier muroen einge.
lloBen, porailf man SGde, Yettoeden
H. oal. III Den Snbdlt tallhte lno Ole
nit Hotbuein getriutten Stoiie sum
S0'den oes tSelterS aui oen 0iihern
mo NcrnnoaS 6cnliBte. 8iee Bob.
nInGen murocn oui oieie g9eiie ae.
rettct.
3 3wcibuuoert 2eihen BON
Spfern Derbrunnt.
3lpcibunoert 2eiben, pelbc i'm
Fetrero Iiitrift, iiiolib BON Ger
SbnnllonltruBe. in Der H1be ser
Yllnion Sron @orfS," auiaeiunoen
mlrOel, lilro geitern bel Dem Sir
D'lle Noille" mli 9eiebl oes Goro.
ners @oIib oerbronnt woroen. Won
Iano 10 pielc So0te innerbolb zines
behrdlltten tSladenrdlmes, 0aB lire
ralte Ncleitiglutg llnbeoingt notb.
mcu0lg mur0e, nm 9ranfheit nj Der.
bitten. SoentIll5irung mar MIR in
menigen tSdllen nl0gIih. Gin inite-
mati'cbeS Sudeu lit ieBt bon Dem
Coroner imo DER StaatSbeb0roe ser
SnnitGta. ,<nipettoren begonnen NOR.
Den. Iie Staot puroe 5u oieiem
3mede in GiItritte getbeiIt uno slb-
tbcilltlaen Don Wlnneru uah olleu
Seiten obgebitt. Die Silrnmer.
bauien baben lid Jest gcuilgeno ab-
gefilbIt, Inn 0urdyluhnn9 5u crlnog-
lid)en. Gie meiiten ouigciunoenen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23

-- Cine lmu G.23 bcute 9lbeno 0em
&rieg30cpartement 5ugegongenc De-
peIdc ans Sm SranCiSco meloete, c3
lcl cin abcrItoliAcr GroitoB oort cin-
getrctcn, luelhcr nnbc5u cine Wtimlte
oalertc, mo 0ic Gelegrapbilten leicn
in Oollcm Sdreden aus Dem @ebGl-
DC, IN melhern lie an Scr 9lrbcit mo.
rem, cntilobcn. SpGtcrc 0epeI6eu
eracbcn, oaB eS lid nm cincu blinOcn
9tlarm ban0clte. Sie Selegrapbiitcn
im tenporGrcn SollptQlartier ser
o@eItcrn llniou" bel Ser Wturft6au@-
Sabre mnrcn 0urd) 0nS 0erGltlh cis
ner GuoltitGt bcrnbltiir5clloer BAL
fen crldrcdt morOen uno batten III
Dem @laubcn, bob cin neilcS Gro.
be6en be9ilne, ibrc SitItnlncnte Der.
laiien. Sobolo Iie ibren Srrt6un
geruabr mllpoclL fcbrten lic 5llrid.
@ouperucur EurOee bon Galior.
nicn ihidte bcute Dem FrGlioenten
giooicuclt iolgcnOc 0epcide:
~0onf iiir Shiiie. 3idtGnOe pirI
bcIier. Selcr ans, &ettcr fiibl. S}c.
poltcrlng guten NiltbeS uno gut per
pile0t. Seine Gpi0cmic. 9lnc 5Gcilc
oe3 2nn0c3 pettcicrn nit cnnn0cr.
nm lnlierem &oIte Sunlpotbic mo
SoiiIie 0lr5ubrin1cn. gSir miiroigcn
Sbren @eiltano uollfommcn."
3uIt1nbc bciIern i'd.
Sou SrnnciSco. %. Npril.
- SIQc beutiaen @ericbtc lnntcn CT.
mltbiNcno. Gic gSoiier5uilbr miro
reihlider, Granf6eitcn iinO inn NIB.
uebmcn lto sic &crbGltniile belicrn
lib beltdnoig. Gortebrln9en 3llr
Gnticrulln9 ser 9lbiGae aus Den
SliihtlingS 2agern iino getroiien,
mo cS mnnAelt lpcocr al 9er5tcn,
nod an Meoi5in.
9. s. SuGipon, G6ci Der sSeuer,
iuebr BON Son TranciSco, lit bente
iriib oen GcrlebnnGen erlegen, lpelhe
cr am Wiittpoh erlitt. gr unb icinc
Satin logen IN eineln Spribcnbo,ic
neben Sem california Sootel" al Der
9uibitraBc I'M Shlnie, oIs baS Gro
bebcn eintrdt mo ole trimmer ocS
einItiIr5enoen ShornIteinS oeS&otelS
ons 1oh oes SpribenbauIeS ourd)'
'dlllgen Sr. mo Irou Sullipou
iiiir5ten ans Dem ppcitcn Stodpcrf
nit Oell Sriimnlcrn 0eS @ebiuoeS
in'S crlte Stodlucrf 6crob lno lpir
oen mr. nit Wii6e berouSgebolt. Sm
Soipitul ltcllte ih GeruilS, Dab Der
Seucrme6rhcl einen Shdoelbru6
uno bier Hippenbriidc crIltteu bate.
Srml Sulliunu lit cbeniallS ihmer
pcrlcbt. alcin oic 9lcrjte boiieu, iic
81 retten.
Ter Gnmpier nGbind" bon ser
n Enciiic Mtail oiuie," pelhcr bcute
nit encm groben Or6btcntbeiIS ans
NabrllngSlnitteln beitebenoen Cargo
lullroe III Eortlnno bebaI.
ten, bonlit oie bon linn gebrabtcn
Sorr1tbe BORT ucrtbciIt nerocu f0n
nell. Ger SdJiiiInbrteperfebr ser
Staot lit imStodcn un0 miro IS blei,
ben, bis micoer Gcrc8clte @erb1ltnilic
berridcn. Die arcu5cr nGbicnGo"
ino oWor6lebeno" Iicgcn nnbe ser
Neiggs iden @erite, INN bis mli
@eitercS irgcno mclde SdJiiie an
Gerlaiicn oes Soien9 81 uerbinOern.
y Siclc Sod)5eiten in Solqe
0ee GrobebenS.
Cine Der ,Solgcn 0es groBcn Cru
be6enS bcItebt in elmer groBen 9In3ob(
bon &odBeiten, pel6e olleroingS ilr-
ter eigentbilnllidben llnlltGnOen be
gongen muroen. 9rGutc. oic aus
ibren @obnln9cn pertrcben luorel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23
D&0trt 1ladri6ttn aus San fran3isfo


Sfrinc Gciabr eiuer Gpiocmic beiiirdtct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23

lIllu IlttI VT utulUllUlCl NUNt utIUIluCls
gnbcn in pielcn SGllCn ibrcn Nu3cr.
torcnen nibt miB5uperltcben0cgSintc,
olli lpcl6c baum ioiort ser sIbihlnS
ocS GbcbilnoniiicS iolatc. Gic 3ohI
ser ol91cltcIlten Scirotb0 sSiccn5cn
bat iidb leit Niithuoh 9bcno beocll.
tcno crbobt mo lit III tGAlidcm 3us
nchnltn.
Sn& Gomtc, lpclhc3 0ie glllliht
iibcr Die Gerpilegun9 scr Ob0odb
lolcn Iiibrt, mclOct bcutc, ooB 9Ilc
obnc 9lu@nnbme pcrpilcgt mcrocll,
un0 0n6 c3 iebt mcoer al Nnbrlnh
nod an @nier mongclt. 9inncn
mcniger Shlnocn lucrocn ouh mic
Scr gcniioenoc %orrGtbe Don MilN
nulon0en. llntcrltiibltngS totioucn
lin0 ulentbnlbcu etablirt lporocn, luo
tic notbig uorcn. Yobu5ilgc unD
ShiIie nit Nnbrlln0SnIitteln ltno
onoercn &orrGtben longrn ictt ieben
Sog al.
Gs ltcllt ii6 bcrouH, onB uiclc ser
0roBcn NebGlloc, ocrcn totolc ,}crlt0.
rllng gcnlcloct por0cn it, rcpurirt
un0 nc0cr mobnbor gcnludt mcr0ea
f6nnct lucnn c8 oud IN nanhcn
SGllcn uicl @eIO foitcn miro, 10 B. =.
boo ,Soirmolnt 0otcl 0na SDopwnr0s
@cbGuoc. oic Otcrhunt9' GrhonQc.
0n9 St sSronria, 0d9 Grodcr' lm0
on5 Nooluortb Sotcl, Oo3 NSomc3
.SIooO 0jcbGltoc, Die Gicbdloc 0c2
llnion (rlit ionic Der 3eitunNcn
,Guu" un0 ,9tcm Chronicle.
Salt 1Gn3Iib unbcldG0igt blicbcn
bo0 ncuc Eoitnmt, boS Dtiln5unlt
uno bo9 oltc 3oIlunt Gnhlorlbuni
gen b1bcn audi Crgcbcn, ouB 0aa
Gliff Solic nidt crudbnenSmertb be
ibdoigt lit. mo 6oB $500 bilrcihen
meroen, INN 0cn gnn5cn ibnl }lgcfilg
ten Shn0Cn 5ll rcparlren. Nilh Ole
bcrilbnlten Sutru '9o0er, nobe Dem
Glifi 0ouie, entfonel obnc ncrf.
liheu S6ooen. 0o@ Wtiin5nnt lullr.
oc olrh Die pcrciniAtcn 9lnItrcn9nm'
gen Der Mn1Cltclltcn lnO elmer Nb'
tbcilmg Soloatcn Dor Den ,Slomntel
bclunhrt, mclde rings ltnl6cr luiItbc'
ten mo ollie on0cren @cbdil0e in 0er
Nohboriholt it 9Ildc IcAtcn. giobc'
5u S2U,OOO III Uiiln5cn mo Vula
lion bcfnn6cn lid in 0Cnl Wiiin5onlt.
Sic Selic, mclhc lcine 3crIt0rlnN
pcrbiItetcn iuuren bel ibren NrbcIten
bGuliG Der 0rObtcn Hcbcn9gclalr
oilSgclcbt
SicIleiht cine Grtra.
Sibuna Scr Hegi9ltur.
@oupcrneltr Fnr0cc miro uiclleiht
cine GrtroiitlmG Der @clebgcbnng
einbcrilien, nm ilber 6ic Shrittc 5ll
heratbIcblngen pclde dnldBlld Der
Grobeben. &atoliropbc ergriien mer-
oen iollen. Die Snhe lit icood) I'M
Au1entcincn 10 gilnltig, ais crwortet
pcroeu tnnll c9 maugelt nid)t 0n
GorrGi6en uno ole meiilen 2eilte bals
ten cine ertroiiBlmg iiir nnnotbig.
glu6 oo5 Giuiiibren elmer Guornn-
time miro IN gIubetrndt Der leiolidb
guten SanitdtoperbGltnilic algella
bIidlif nibt ilr notblpenoig behIn.
0cn.
Mi ocm groBtcntbcls bon Stale
ncru 6erpobnteu Sbeile 0eS Ielcgrapb
Sill ercignete lid cine bemcrfenswer'
the Gpiiooe bci'm 9efdmpien Der
Ilnnmcn. 1uS eill5i1e, BORT nnc)
3eritorlng Scr @dllerIeitllna III cr.
langenoe @niier fam mla cinem nlten
,3Iebrunnen. 9lIS oieier pIoblih per.
iicd)te, crbraden 0ic ,>taIiener per-
id)ieoene aeaer mo rollten ein SAB
Hotbiuein nad ocm nnoeren beraus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23
Nranofataitropbc ami Guucp Jslano.
Gier Meuidcu biiBten ooS 2eben ein.
lluo iibCr 30 ,Sanlilien mlr0en
oboad)loS.

Nciu Dorf, %. 9lpril. - Gier
Dtenl l6enleben gingen bellte IrilD
ourh eineu Hrono pcrloren, melher
cine Reibc orciit0digcr 9retteripobn.
b1lier, ionic cinen groBen Stnll al
Der @eit'2. StroBe, nobe Earf EIocc,
oui GoneD, IN N'he legte. 9lube5lI
30 tSanilien pllroen oboahlos.
Die llngetonnmenen lino: GenniS
Mc@raib, 10 Sabre oft; ieil 35.iGb.
riger Sobn NcnniS Wc@rotb; SobG
9romn, 81 Sabre; ,SalneS 8oruin,
2S Sabre.
Ger altc Wc@ratb uno iein Sobn
betreben cinen Seniilebanocl, llno
9romn mo @lrDin itun0en nls,Slbr.
lelitc in ibren Iieniten. Die bier
MGnner mobntcn in eillenl Slnboit
binter Dem Stnlle. Sic muroen i'm
Shlnie Don oen tSlommcn ilberraid)t
uno pcrlorcn OoS 2eben, lpGbreno lie
lib ben1iibten, Die Sbiire 5ll erreihen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23
Gi(en6a6n5ise mo sie 6rinseu rsiG(i6e 2'orrdt6e.

Steiner Eau ScNraptcn Ncrabr5cmb0 Bcbalf
alte Nc nm Nbditn cincr Scpcdr abcr cn ucrmcmdDeo
Grobcbcn 6cmcrmcbrdc Smouau ieimcn %crtnmscn
cr9cn. Ginc Der SOan Der @Nialopbc bcicb in be-
rGdpidJu 3nnabmc in Der 3ab Der Selrabn &iclc &c.
bGubc m tutNlc 3er6rnma amroc unroc no mcmi9 Ooer
aor ndt beidGoist yGl Sonic" Smru @GScr smtcm
3uaubc Sacucr ucrmcuoctu in Grmaugclnma y3uIcr
&cin G0h;ucden - glGuc fir ben @icoeranbnu Stab
Hcihcn uOu 200 Gpcru ncrbraun,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-23
5as bette 6eilmittel fiir
6nlten,
@rfdltnng,
9eilerfett>
Sn1nen5a
6alsent5iinbnng
Srn. Is. y, Grtttentuui

Srn. Is. y, Grtttrniuui
Wertber Ssrr! eals's 9puep
. Of 0orsbanuo ans Tar bat mis-
70 oItlnals gebolfen, penn ID
bon befiIeem 8uiteH uno Ist,ps
rer @rfiIfuna sreriTen ,purbs
oaB Id MID entfbIoifsu babe.
/. Sbnen 6u geftatten, mad Jbrem
9eIieben ieolpeoen 4ebrau6
; bon mrruem unaufosiorberi ab.
gelegten 8eignlB Bu mathen.
SD babe ME 8nOor TIM Sn
tereiie iraene elmer gatent,W,e
oldin melns 5eeer in Die Dilute
aefau6t. ieooh III ocr Wertb
eieIeS SeiImiiiels Elm 70 ipefent
liter. bah 10 mil geranilaeu
bon meiner bisberieen 0etpobb
belt abftebe, uno oaIeIte ELLEN,
Ole an oiefer auaemeinen stranf.
belt Der g8inter.Gaifon Ietben,
berdli1 empIeble. so CLAUDE
tbatfdbIib. oab weniaer ,pertt
. Iofe grtifeI I'M Marfte fsin iplr.
oeIl. ,oenn 3iberIaIil8e 2eute b.ss
feS SeiImiiieI, bas foIibe Boz
3iige beilbt, aebraiten unb EN-.
:. piebIen tpilroen.
sl6inngSOou
| j. u. GidarbS,
Dlanagcr Der -Wiaubattnn prso
NIicciaiiun,-
IA uno 10. Ielep'Gtr., HelpsOegs
rn Mpotbcfrrn perfanit.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-22
LlssRA4 HIT HARD.
Most ssriou. Red tm We. Received by
RrltIsh Cabinet.

London. Dec. 2d There will be no
dissolution OF parliament as the result
OF the action Of the house OF lords in
defeating the governments education
al bill. although the rejection Of this
main Liberal measure OF the session
Is the most serious rebuff that ST
Henry pbellBannermann and the
cabinet have yet suffered. II is not
regarded as being sufficiently grave 10
necessitate an appeal 10 the country.
Whether az the present moment the
government could successfully appeal
TO the nation on the educational bill Is
a question on which even many Lib.
erals are In great doubt. The only i'm.
minent effect OF the step taken by the
upper house. therefore. will be 10 give
an enormous impetus TO radical agita.
ton In favor OF curbing the veto pow.
ers OF the peers and furnish non-con.
formists with n new gun and ammu.
milton In their fight for the dis.estab.
lishment OF the Church OF England.
There Is widespread impression
that purely secular education bill
wiz b' AAAh NV cta-
sion OF parliament. while no doubt the
cabinet during the recess will consider
what means Is possible 10 prevent the
lords from multiplying the prolonged Ia.
bors OF the house OF commons and de-
bar their veto measures passed twice
by the lower house.
II is the general view that politi'
clans and peers by this action entered
upon the constitutional struggle, ON
bracing much more than the educa-
tional bill. The Liberals promise
there will be no cessation OF the night
until the constitutional issue is set
tied as TO whether the Liberal party
is to be forever checkmated by a
standing committee OF Tory peers"
King Edward Thursday received the
premier at Buckingham palace. II is
understood his majesty wishes to be
fully informed regarding the cabinets
views on the political situation as az.
fected by the educational question.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-22
NO LIMIT.
Favorable Decision Is Rendered by the
SUPREME Court.

Supreme Court.
Austin. Dec. 20.-The supreme court
Wednesday, ia an opinion by Associ.
ate Justice Williams. rendered a decis-
ion holding that no limit could be
placed on the removal Of timber where
Il was sold forever in fee simple. II
was the case OF Lodgwick Lumber
company VS.. II. W. Taylor. from Har.
rison county. on certified questions
from Dallas appellate court. Taylor
bought a tract OF land from which the
lumber company removed the timer
In 1864 by virtue OF several assign
ments OF the sale OF the timber there
on executed In 1908. or ten years be
fore the timber was removed.
Taylor claimed too much time had
elapsed. and was sustained by dis
trict and appellate courts. the latter
finally certifying these two questions
did the time Of the timber not re-
moved from, the land within a reason
able time revert TO the owner OF the
soilf" Does the Lodgwick Lumber
company owe Taylor for the value OF
the timber cut and removed. without
his consent. after the expiration OF a
reasonable time from the making Of
the original contract OF sale?" Il Is
a new proposition IN Texas
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-22
TIME EXTENDED.
Thirty Days More Given For Presen.
tation OF New Evidence.

Washington. Dec 2O.-Thirty days
extension Of time has bean granted
by the department OF commerce and
labor to the Mexican. villareal. who
is being detained at FL Paso or the
charge that he Is unlawfully In this
country. 90 permet him TO present
new evidence to the department OF.
ficials. Villareal Is understood TO be
a political offender against Mexico.
and Is supposed TO have sought ref.
uge In this country TO escape punish.
ment. II is alleged that he was i'm.
prisoned in Mexico for a crime involv.
Ing moral turptitude. but while villa.
real admits the Imprisonment. he says
II was a penalty for duel he fought.
and matntains that II does not constl.
tute moral turpitude" In the sense
OF American law. The case has been
pending many weeks. and may not
be determined yet for five or six
weeks.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-22
Arranging Chrysnnthemum..

In the arrangement of chrysanthe-
NUNS the Japanese guard against sew
en- faults. Their stems must not be %
the same length, a single flower must
not turn It's back or present is fun
face, the flowers must not be hidden
by leaves, or. should they be arranged
In the way OF steps. a full blown flower
should never be placed az the base Of
the composition. and one odd one must
not be allowed 10 fan between two
others alike IN color Three flowers
should not appear 20 form a triangle.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-22
Dynamite Does Much pamaos.

Savannah. Ga. Dec 20-By the ex.
plosion OF dynamite In the fireworks
factory Of Joseph Carlo and John
Niva one fireman Was burned TO
death. anotherhrdlutaoinhrdluonunoun
death and another was fatally burned
An assistant fire chief and another
firemen were seriously burned. The
proprietors we're painfully burned and
boy was struck In the face by flying
debris and severely hurt.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-22
SAVAGE SOLDIERS.

Pillaoe Houses and Stores and XIII a
Number Of Persons.
Guayaquil. Ecuador, Dec. 20.-Ac.
cording to reports received here the
garrison Of Lola Ccapital Of the prov.
ince OF that name) mutinled because
they had not been paid for sixty days
The troops abandoned their barracks
after killing three Of their Officers
ran through the streets firing in all
directions and pillaged number OF
houses and stores. killing twenty-five
persons
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-22
PRO RATA DISTRIBUTION.
Company Wants Pennsylvania Road TO
Divide Up Its Coal Cars.


Divide Up Its Coal Cars.
Philadelphia. Dec. 2O.--A new pro.
ceeding In the rebate discriminating
suits against the Pennsylvania Rail
road company has been instituted In
the United States circuit court at this
city by the Logan Coal company II
Is In the form nf petition for a writ
of alternate mandamus TO compel the
corporation to make a pro rata distri'
button OF coal cars. This action adds
another and entirely new mode of pro.
cedure 10 the many suits for unlawful
discrimination pending In local and
Federal courts. The petition charges
that under an order issued by the
Pennsylvania railroad In January last
relative TO distribution OF coal cars the
petitioners are unjustly Disseminated
against.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-22
WOODEN MILL MERGER.
II Is to Include a Number Of Southern
Enterprises.

Nashville. Dec. 90. A merger OF
leading wooden mills in the south, in
volving a capitalization of sl.250,O0O,
has been effected. The combine will
be known as the American Textile
Wooden company. II will include the
following concerns: Park Wooden
mills. Rossville. Ga. Louisville Wool
en- mills, Louisville. KY: Sweetwatef
Wooden mills. Sweetwater Tenn;
Athens Wooden mills. Athens. Tenn;
Atlanta Wooden mills. Atlanta, Ga
The headquarters OF the concern will
be at Chattanooga.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-22
Son Born to webbs.

Colorado Springs. Colo. Dec. 90
A son has been born 10 Dr. and Mrs
Gerald Webb. Mrs Webb Is a grand
daughter Of the late Hon jefferson
Davis. and the newcomer Is the only
grandson OF the Confederate presi
dent
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-22
FOR ELEVEN CENTS.
Calvin Says His Organization viii
Not Sell Cotton For Less.

Not Sell Cotton For Less.
Houston. Dec. 2O-President Calvin
OF the Farmers Union stated that the
organization had not sold 100 bales
OF cotton out OF its warehouse here
in thirty days. and will continue to
hold for II cents. He says he is con
WINGED the spot demand will eventu.
ally justify this price. and that farm
ers are In good position TO hold. Pres.
ident Calvin also says II the present
decline is due to overproduction he
will canvass the state advocating dl.
versification and farmers will demon.
strate their power to control cotton
prices by reducing acreage. as was
done following the bumper crop Of
two years ago.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-22
For Gulf Coast Defense.

Washington. Dec. 2O.-Reprosenta
tive Gregg OF Texas introduced a bin
&c provide for the defense Of the gulf
coast by the purchase Of fifteen sub
marine boats with a total cost OF SIS.
COO 900
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-22
ospsa oIvgN.
Bids Ars 20 Be Opened and Announe-
I'D Zach WORKING Day.

ID Each working Day.
Srashingfon. Dec. 20.-with the APP
prevail OF Secretary Hitchcock Com.
missioner Richards Of the general land
office has issued an order 10 the Of.
ficials In charge ~ the general land
office has issued an order TO the OF.
ficials in charge Of the sale of the
pasture and wood reserve lands In
Oklahoma 20 open and announce bids
Tor the land each working day be-
tween the hours Of s a. IN. and %.
m. and TO omit Announcing and re-
cording the technical descriptions OF
the lands for which bids are made.
The object of the order IN to faciiI.
tate the occupation Of the lands by
the purchasers. and II is expected
that II will advance the occupation
OF tho lands by at least two weeks.
and perhaps longer.