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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-29
GOVERNOR SPARKS
SENDS MESSAGE TO
THE LEGISLATURE
ESCORTED FLEET
DOWN The COAST
(By Associated Press. J

BUENOS AYRES, Jan. 2S.-Rear
Admiral Betbeder, Minister of Mar
inc, this afternoon received the fol-
lowing radiogram from Admiral
Olivia, who is in command of the
Argentine squadron, ordering him to
meet the American battleships and
escort them down the coast:
"At Z o'clock on the morning of
January 26th we had the first radio
graph communication with the bat
tleship Connecticut, the flagship Of
Rear Admiral Evans, which we join
ed at $50 O'Clock at night. The
Argentine vessels escorted the AM
erican squadron until $3.50 o'clock
on January 9th, when flag salutes
were exchanged. Having effected a
salute we made two runs around the
squadron at speed of IA knots,
and then left the American vessels
about 125 miles from Mar Del
Plata"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-29
EXPECT RUSH TO
ALASKA Mines

TACOMA, Wash, Jan. 28.-The
spring rush has started to Alaska,
rivaling that to the Klondike ten
years ago. Indications are that 20,-
900 miners and prospectors will go
to northern gold camps during the
next few months. Prosperity and
high wages reign in every mining
camp in Alaska and the British Yu
kon. In addition the Morgan-Gug-
genheim- -Havemeyer interests are
building the Trans-Alaskan railway
up the Copper River Valley to reach
what Henry Bratnober, for years the
London Exploration Company's cop
per expert, declared is the greatest
and richest copper district yet dis
covered anywhere.
New gold strikes are reliably re-
ported from the outlying Klondike
creeks and from the Stewart, White
and Pelly rivers, Tanana, Koyukuk
and Copper River districts. The
steamship Saratoga last night carried
200 miners to Valdez and Cordova.
Most of them will go to the Tanana
district over the Valdez-Fairbanks
trail, which was improved by the
government last year. Stages are
now going over this trail in six and
half days. The Tanana Mine Own
ers' Association Is sending north lSO
miners. II Is expected that the Tan
ana districts production this year
will reach $4,000. .oOO. Dozens Of
miners are going to Klondike and
the newer districts on the upper fu-
kon. Reginnlng in MAY ,S0oe "a
10. GOO men will go To Nome and
other seward Peninsula camps,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-29
SAY LOUIS GLASS
Cannot live

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2s.-A
writ OF habeas corpus was issued this
morning by the Supreme Court in the
case OF Louis Glass. convicted OF
bribery. The writ. which asks for
bail. denied on the showing made
before Judge l.awlor. IL made re-
turnablc on January so. The petit
tIon submitted TO the Supreme Court
scgs forth on the showing oi nt
MoTrisscy and others, that Glass l.
sick aud cannot live, aud l. therefore
entitlcd a. bail ia lsSulag the writ
Chlsi Justice Realty said that the
prescaee of the petlsloneF Ia court
Wlll be- dispensed wlth In this ease
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CONFEDERATION IS
Under CONTROL
[By associated Press. ]

SAN LUIS OBISPO, CAL, Jan. 2S.
Reports received early this even
ing from Port Hartford state that the
fire which started from lightning
striking an oil tank belonging to the
Union Oil Company, yesterday after
noon, is now under control and that
unless the wind changes, the four
remaining tanks will be safe. The
reported burning of the Port Har-
ford wharf early today was unfound-
ed. There is a great quantity of oil
on the water but there is no danger
of it igniting. The third tank to
get afire occurred at o'clock this
afternoon. Burning oil from this
tank destroyed the railroad track for
distance of quarter of mile.
The capacity of the tank which
started the contiagration was $4,000
barrels. and contained $4,000 bar
rels of 60 per cent gravity oil. As
soon as the tank became ignited
as much of its contents as possible
was run into the tanks of the steam
er Lansing. After burning some
time II exploded and the burning
fluid set fire to other tanks. and oil
from these was run into the tanks
OF the steamer Cole Drake. 4 large
portion OF their contents was thus
saved.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-29

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. sS.--Thiey-
e. held mp aud robbed tonight u
United States NATL wagon loaded
With iHeonlag mail which had Just
arrived from Cincinnati and other
northera points over the Queen and
Crescent route. The thieves were
reported to have secured about
sseeo. but The postoillee authorities
refused la make any statement sheat
N. amount of tho robbery
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ORDERS CONGRESS- CLOSED.
(By Associated Press

BuENoS AfRES. Jan. IS
Great excitement has been created
by the ISSUE Of an executive decree
closing th. extraordinary srssions el
the Argeatine congress and putting
into effect for the current year the
is05 budget rhls extreme measure
which seems 10 mrvt With SEVERAL ap-
prevail. was oeeasioued by The OBJ
ssruetlve attitude ~ th~ majority IN
the senate
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Recommends a State Arbitra-
ton Comnission--Urges Fl
nancial Helpfor Needed Inn
proVements at the Peniten-
tiary--Other Suggestions.

CARSON Nev., 2S.-The Nevada police
this will be
signed by the Governor tonight in the morning. Only
mnary either the afternoon
Sparks forwarded both houses
questng special legislation county district attorney
derect in their bill introduced in the
compliance with the 1t gives
and appoint deputy at
through avortism other
The will be
The Governor
arbitration commission appropria
enlargement of the
penitcnary to State library
building provisions of the law
lating prosecutions by the attorney general.
evening of the Assembly resulted in the in
PRODUCTION suggested by The
important withdrawal joint resolution
asking President retain the in Goded for ninety
resolution will presented and
reach the formation of its police
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-29
''RdfS Must Go" Was
Tenor of Speeches

(By Associated Press. }


28.-"The the
speeches meeting Of citizens held this
Merchants Exchange, called for
the sanitary condition of San Fran
health of other cities the State
presided George Vending vcepresi
Merchants Exchange Among the speakers
Glett Mayor Taylor Dr. Rupert Blue of the U s.
Hospital Service who has been conducting campaign
eradication bubonic since last August Dr.
the State Board HEALTH Dr. Or
local board of health and Dr. Frank
officer of this port All the speakers
building with view to
rat proof stringent sanitary
regulations with rigid enforcement by the police
officers appealed citizens to the
federal and local health authorities by cleaning
their premises
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-29
rlGllriNti IN Rtss,A

TEHEREN Russia. Jan. IS. Re-
ncwed conflicts between constitution.
alists aud rvaetionarles has bfokea
OUT a. rabrlz Twenty persons are
reported klllvd Disorders ave also
reported a. Notd
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, >~~~A>~~~~AA~~~~
tBy Associated Press.D

= CHICAGO. Jan 2S.-A fire =
. in the business district tonight =
. caused loss estimated at more =
. than $1,0OO,000 in the aggre- =
. gate. and the almost complete =
. destruction of building on =
. Wabash avenue occupied by AL =
q fred Poats G. Co., dealers in =
. wall paper. The building ad- =
. joining on the south, occupied =
q by John A. Colby & Sons, fur =
. niture Dealers that in the rear,
y fronting on Michigan avenue, =
. occupied by the millinery firm =
. of Nelson. Keith & Co.; those .
. on the north and south OF the =
= Keith building. occupied by =
= millinery firms, were damaged =
. by fire and water.
q 80 q = = . y =
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-29
LittIetOn Will Begin
Plea for Harry Thdw
[By Associated Press.I

YORK, 2S-With part the
testimony insanity
Thaw, the taking of evidence
hearing Square
morning Martin w. Lttleton will be-
the defendant and expected to both
a summing
District will speak Thursday He
brief mis- address should extend be-
Justice Bowling will hand the
The how
probably deliver his charge until Friday
morning
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REVOLUTION IN
HAYTI IS ENDED
(By Associated Press. }

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s.-Haytien
Minister Leger told Assistant Secre-
tary Bacon OF the State Department
today that the revolution In the is
land Is now over The Haytien gov
ernment Is making an effort 10 cap
ture the leaders OF the revolution.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-29
Dogs and CATS
USED FOR FOOD

STOCKHOLM. Jan. sS.--A serious
famine is prevalent In the Iron dis
trles or northern I.apland Accord.
lnw a. . dispatch rreelved from klF-
una. the Inhabitants In the parish Of
Velhtmlna have Eoac a. The extent
of slauEhtrrluE doxs and csts 'Ss
fupd Ia prevent starvation.
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mann or curNr I.EorOLn,

uEIpElnrRG. Iaa - Count
leopold. relxulnx prlnyc ~ t.appe,
died to-day,
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Rabbi Says Judges
Gave Him Assurances
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CBy Associated Press.

FRANCISCO. Jan. 2S.n statement made public to-
he had much to do with the
and Abb
had received Judges
Lawlor and they would to permit him to
guilty Nieto contends that
the contents of the immunity con-
tract at the he testified in the Schmiz
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-29

sSrhis paPeR ls das-
feRemt fKOm OGh0B
newspapers, ana ]
thank the G04g 81
Verse and Proae tha1
Il II diHeRemts"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-13
STACY Alone
REMAINED
or ALL THE ATTORNEYS I'M TIE
FREEMAN CASE HEARD In
SUPREME COURT

Guthrie March lS-Reciting the
fact that three attorneys in the case
have been elected 70 judicial positions
that another has become justice Of the
peace and another has died, William
Stacy, IN argument yesterday before
tie supreme court in the case of The
medical examiners If tbe former
..,. ,,....... -.
''''''''A Fl 's''
IT. freeman q onlcAasna' ei9s'a ms
Introductory argument with dou-
tation from the book Of job; II
alone am LETT " tell van
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-13
A Cobiegron
From ireland

Special cabIeeram.
Dublin Ireland, March IS, 1905
10 the Lord Mayor Of chickaaha, u
S. A
Dear Burrell; ! shall REACH the
greatest Young city III America, The
Queen Of tho Washita,7 on Tuesday
March IA. III nay new Irish auto and
win hold a reception at Convention
hail at $3.50 p. m Please see that
the Irish and all the rest OF the folks
fare there to meet me. Be sure to
have Tom Dwyer, Dennis O'Brien, Col.
Caneman, collector Of customs, Mart
Louthan, Judge Williams and all the
other sons Of the auld sod
St Bridget win accompany me with
a basket Of shamrocks plenty for ev-
lorybody
The biggest dance Of the twentieth
century win be pulled off at your con-
lvention hali March l7
ireland forever
Yours, sT. PATRICK.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-13
BARKLEY Reid Winning CARDS
$ Still State Committeeman for Grady
County-FIis Late Enemies are in
Deep Gloom

Jim Barkley returned from 0Idaho-
ma City last night bringing The joyful
tialngs to his followers that he Is
shll state committeeman Of the repub-
lacon party Of Grady county
All day long the state comitlee in
session yesterday at Oklahoma City,
wrestled with the problem Of re-organ-
ization that has rent the party since
the last campaign and at the close
OF the meeting, the old committeeman
and chairmen Hunter stiIl held their
jobs.
At the Grady county convention Jim
Barkley's ONCE was declared vacant
and Judge Dickerson was elected as
his successor. Thi victorious faction
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-13

STILL SCRAP
HUN TER SITS STEADY IN THE BOAT
COMMITTEE WILL HOLD TILL
ELECTION

Oklahoma City, March 13. -smarting
under the humiliation to which he
was subjected BY the republican con
gontion Wednesday. when he was
hlistered by the Taft resolutions.
Chairman Charles j. Hunter Of the
republican state central committee Of
fered to resign during d meeting at
tho Threadgill hotel here yesterday,
provided the entire committee would
step down and out. He suggested
that a special election be held May 2
ID fill the vacancies.
The committee did not want to re-
sign and ovciferousIy voted down the
motion It also voted down Ed S.
Vaughns resolution TO have commit
teemen hold over until the aubernator-
FAB election, two and one-aalf years
eff. The motion Of Henry u Robbins
that ihe organization hold until the
STATE election this fall was agreed up
on, and at that time a new committee
win be elected. which body will select
Il ila chairman.
A 4. Perry, vice chairman, a resi-
/ dent Of coalgate, was called to tht
chair and was forced to put Hunters
llelused motion for everyone to re
sign Later he was subjected to th'
Humiliation Of himself being ousted
+ bat reseated.
i ID is rumored that the action Of yes
tcrday was an indication tpat Hunte
had combined with Cash Cade to tract
down Dennis T. Flynn, Bird s. Me
CURE and other stalwarts Of That OF
eanization
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-13
MEXICO PREPARES TO
WELCOME The FLEET
Bay WILDE Scene Of Target Prac-
tice-Pressnts the Appearance Of Gay
Coney Island

City Of Mexico, March 1S When
the American battleshir fleet under
Admiral Evans arrives at Magaelena
bay to begin its target practice next
week, the officers and sailors Will ind
awaiting them a city that has almost
literally sprung up in . night Bg
declaration Of the Mexican govern
ment, Magdelena bay Is now a port
Of entry and Senior N, Rafael Castro
Montana has been made captain Of
1.-THE port and administrator Of tile Gus
tom house.
Until recently only few scattered
hgrels compdsed the town Of Mag.
delena Bay. w ith the news that 15,-
600 men Of the American feet would
make astay Of three weeks at that
point Mexican merchants scented an
opportunity to barter that would Hike
lly be immensely profitable Temporary
buildings went up BY the scores and
Z isN permanent structures haFe Deeh
fboen erecte1, Statesmen and stocks Of
goods We're sent to the ne'E city py 'ne
score, ard everything is nov II
readiness to supply Jack win any
things ne may desire, ana incidentally
70 separate MN from nis com
IN tne wake q legitimate business
enterprises, many " lAe o't'eaatss
sainpisis' anu uifo Nes,e- 4 ,'''e
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-13

said Dickerson would be recognized
hy the state committee and the de-
feated bunch said he wouldn't When
the delegates returned from oklahoma
City yesterday morning supporters Of
Dickerson said it was all fxod and
that the committee would vote to rec
ognize the latter. but the other fell
lows said wait and see" It was re-
ported that Hunter made a deal with
the Grady comfy delegation whereby
Diekerson was to be recognized as
the price Of Grady county supporting
the Hunter candidate for chairman Of
the convention. What happened be-
hind the closed doors when the com
mittee met has not leaked our, but it
IL evident that Barley is still OH Fop
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-13
EDUCATIONAL MEETING
TOMORROW AT LIBRARY
Splendid Program Is Announced The Pres
ence Of Patrons IS Invited Reception to
the Visitors

Interest still increases IN the edu-
cationaI meeting to be held at Car
negie library tomorrow from 3 to p
II h. under the auspices Of sorosis.
The out.of-town guests who will be
present are Mrs. Threadglll president
81 the Oklahoma federation Mrs
Hume, federation parliamentarian and
Mrs. Gillette. a member Of the general
federation library work committee
Everybody is earnestly requested ~
be present
Program
/. Instrumental duet Mcsdames
chastain and TererlI
3. Introductory remarks, Mrs pa
johns, president sorosis
3. Greetings from city Hon. p p.
Bridges mayor.
It Greetings from. school board
Hon. Reford Bond, president of school
board
81 Ladies seNtette.
8. Address Mrs. John Threadgill,
president of federated clubs
7 What the federated clubs are
doing IN an educational way Mrs.
frye president of educational com
mittee. Norman.
81 Reading. Mrs. caNet
8. Art in our publ schools. Mrs
+. Hamilton. president New Century
10. Music il our public schools.
Miss pyle director of music ii high
school
III. Chorus High school glee club
l2. Cooperation Of parents and
teachers Mrs Cofselli president y
Cnantauqua
1s. How Tie clubs can help the
schools Prof Stewart superinten
dent city schools.
ii. Address Prof Wilson, county
snerintendent
is. Instrumental duet Mesdamei
Galloway and Stone
Ie eThe pen Is mighiier than thl
sword. Hon. D. d sayer presiden
IF Commercial club.
l7 America
Immediately following the program
ahs ciiy federation win hold AN hour
j. a. I..g1
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-13
viii Appoint
"A Treasurer

At the city council meeting yester.
day afternoon, the matter Of appoint
ing city treasurer to succeed RI
Stephens who has been absent from
tile city for some time, having gone
TO Panama, was discussed.
Mr.. Mills city attorney advised the
council that for cause they could de-
clare O vacancy existing and continued
absence from the city was cause
On motion the council decided to
take up the appointment % q success
or to MIR. Stephens at a special meet
ing which win be held AZ 2.39 next
Monday afternoon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-13
GOVERNOR HASKELL
SIGNS TWO BILLS

Guthrie March is. Governor Has.
kell yesterday signed senate bin 105
by Franklin and Brooks, providing for
the transfer Of cases from the federal
Ito the state courts and the franklin
bin requiring electric headlights for
locomotives The former bin ahsahds
similar hill which Was nassel before
ihe holidays, and which coHtained q
sight clerical erfot.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-13
MANAGER BURT ATTENDS
OPENING NEW THEATRE

III E Burt manager Of the Wagner
opera house, left last night for Me
Alester to be the guest Of Col Busby
Ia the opening Of the new opera
house in that city Fifteen opera
house managers from various cities
ef the sisle were invited DeWoli
Hopper and company gave The openine
PLAY
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-13
WILL ISSUE CALL
FOR CITY ELECTION

Mayor Bridges stated this morning
fhat he expected to have the call for
the city election prepared today and
would issue it tomorrow.
The mayor held a conference with
the city attorney and Mr Melton who
is representing the school board ind
lis call will be based upon the advice
ot the attorneys.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-13
RooK CRATER IS
WANTED in IOWA

Chief Goodwin received a telegram
today from Percy sandel. district att
torney at Monroe. Ia asking II Stew
art. the man arrested for working
book graft would return to that
state without a Fequisition de stated
that papers would be obtained in case
9f Stewards refusal A letter was al
.so received from a hotel proprietor in
Princeton, Indiana. describing Stewart
and his method Of doing business
there
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-13

Encouraged BY the amount Of good advs
tsng year cleanup lays have decided 20
With the experience gained last year we
hope greater success this year
Knowing DO the and paressvsness q our citizens
feel confident that proclamation viii enlist every man. woman
and child in this good work
pursuance this confidence and the authority vested
hereby designate proclaim 10 and 20 cleanup days
B. p. BRIDGES, Mayor
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-13
DECISION

The above ID the theme for the re-
yival service at the Congregational
church tonight. Mrs. Westlall will
sing. A cordial invitation TO an Song
service commences at 7s45
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-13

T An exquisite advertisement of
{ chiekasha; approved by the
Z Commercial oiuhs supplied ex-
elusively by the Daily Express.
FtfsASN WtAW g@WE plSfftG1e ~pf ~
PRICES
500 for $3.50 1000 for s40o
ea
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-08-05
Taft and the PIatfnrnn

Through the nomination of Secre-
tary Taft and the adoption of a pro-
gressive platform the Republican party
is squarely committed to the continue
ton Of present administration policies
for another presidential term. Al
though the platform does not include
everything that might have been en-
bodied to advantage, It is by far the
best declaration the party has made
in many years. representing in a very
large degree the policies OF the Roose-
welt administration and including the
tariff revision pledge for which Mr..
Tart contended. II is already authori-
tatively stated that Secretary Taft. so
far as the nominee is permitted 10 am
plify his position. will supplement the
platform with additional statements.
All in all. the Republican party will go
before the country strongly united
ready for hard fight and a good fight.
with bright prospects for victory in
ovember.-Kansas City Star.
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The ChiId's Rioht.

Play is the child's right. Without 1t
ne will not get his physical growth or
fven his due share OF mental sprightli-
eess. Play develops every muscle,
teaches many lessons not otherwise
Taught. How can city prosper with.
out planning for play? The child was
almost forgotten when New York was
built. He is ruled out of many apart
ment houses. For him the street is full
OF dangers. Ice wagons, trolley cars,
savage dogs at large, more insidious
dangers that Turk in the shadows, all
are against him. He plays because il
- the law OF his being, but at what
Tsk! No use OF money can bring a
larger civic return than the fitting up
OF vacant lots as Fairgrounds and pro.
viulng them with competent supervi.
sion, declares the New York World
Owners of lots will generally be glad
10 cooperate with the association
Money is needed not usually for rent,
put Tor maintenance, apparatus and
supervision. Let anyone who doubts
That such Fairgrounds will be useful
take look any fair afternoon at the
dusty paradise of children in Seward
park. Chicago is far ahead OF New
York in providing Fairgrounds for
children. London has lessons for us.
The sleepiest old village in the land is
infinitely better supplied with the most
important next TO food and clothing
and shelter. of children's needs. 1t is
ume for New York TO do Justice to the
thiId
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-08-05

the elephants stayed outside. but when
the princes came into the schoolrcom
all the other boys threw themselves
nat down with their face. to the
ground-it was forbidden Tor any one
to stand or sit in the presence of the
princes.
DIR. Marks found this state OF things
very inconvenient. and put the mat
ter to the princes. They talked the
situation over, and made up their
minds what to 90.
You fellows may get up" one OF
the princes said. You need not be
frightened"
After that" says DIR. Marks. I'VE
had very little difficulty on the score
OF etiquette.
The king took the greatest interest
in the education of his so6s. and they
were among the most diligeGt and af.
fectionate pupils l ever had"