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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-22
kloNAPpgRs sGNrENcEo,
Man 0sts 80 and wire % Years in the
PsnltentiaPy.

Chicago, Feb, William Jones.
also known a. William Birmingham,
and his wife. Al1lna JoneS were found
guilty by q Jury In Judge ksrn's court
az having kidnapped Lillian Wuln. a
twelve-yeArOld girl, from her home in
Chicago last DeOensbOt The punish.
nSnt Of Jones ives Ned at thirty
years and that OF his Nit9 at twenty
Ave years In the penitentiAry,
The Wuiff girl was sntlced from her
home in the southern portion OF the
city 81 AlRina Jones', early In Deem
Der, 1907. and forced into a covered
wagon In which Jones was waiting, A
week later Jones ana the girl were
found near MOmence, Ills Jones
and his wife were arrested and brought
bach to Chicago with toe girl Jones
endeavored to shift the blanc on his
wife. asserting that II was to eonsoIo
her for the loss OF q child by deatn
and At her instance chat he took the
child.
The woman testified at the trial that
abe was forced by Jones, under
threats OF death, TO steai tho calld,
that ne might train her Ia beg for
him. The child testified that after
being taken prisoner. her clothing was
taken from nor and burned by the
roadside. and that abe was whipped
by Jones on several occasions when
she attempted to escape. When found
ahs was clothed IN rags,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-22
RACE TRACK oAMsLMO.
Nearing 10 Begun In the sllls - Pre-
hlblt.

Nearing 10 ssvUn In the Bllls ~ Pc.
hlbh.
Albahy. ". r.. ~, i.--The hFst
bearing % the AatlSaes traah oAa-
bling bills % aaAAfbg AgnsW Ana
AsssmblymAa Hart, we're heard o.
Wednesday, TIE great Aasembly
eAAmbSg wAs crowded "a Ita eapaGily
with tboss intsTeatSd 10 both slAea %
tha question.
A feature q ne hsaEiAg vas . letr
ter fsem ~, lguasn Albeit. n vAtah
Ne shAaAstssiss1 10 Pussr 0Eag nv,
"whieA makas eamblinU iegal % saa
siAs q ths tanee ana illegal Co ne
ethsg.- - sthisslly snA logically a..
saFd.
There II only eaa 9rwamaat ~.
6Eead 10 favor - rae trA2h aAm,
blag" ssss ~. Aboesa. 'namaiy. that
a improves he breed os hoFsee. fAs
aasveE 70 thst y eenslaatvo'I-it -.
tssi0Eslss ne bred - mss."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-22
CARTRIDGES m MAIL.
Loaded Envelopes Are Found In Ken.
lucky PostotFeO.

lucky PostoWco.
VerNilloa, KY, Feb. 2l,-While
Assistant Postmaster T. Kelly White
was stAnnVinG the incoming mail here
. cartridge IN IN envelope WhicA was
bcing Sant through the mails explod-
ed, An Investigation proved that tae
lStt9r In question was one Of twenty
WAiGh were rocsiyOd At inc Versailles
efaco. and each. In addition to the
bloo6rrsd warning 10 the party ad.
dressed, contained . cartridge and .
match. indicative, no doubt, Of the in
tSation Of the sender should the warn
ings not % hesdod,
The DnvestiHAtioa Ssthbiiahed the
fAse tAAG TIE letters were mailed In
. strs0a mail b0x In oeorUstowR, Ky.
Tue signatures 70 ne threats are
the initials N. r.
TIE WARNINGS rad:
Scouts inform us that yOu are de-
termine6 10 raise tobacco this year
and are not SisnlAg the pledCe U.
T., and thereby attempt to starvS
thousands of poor little children and
women to death and riin your neigh
eors. We now warn you to sign
1t once and stop taking against IN,
o. take TIE penalty. By order OF the
acting oD9mAttOe."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-22

Caiias. ~. si.--JFAs iast uifslsas
MEpAacn fsum tAe csA1aEeiest s1gs
skaa Rsag AAniTai Essna = s1a b
easE Aaa1gA go tka4 RAaf Aamigni
cAsglas n cnamesgA s0@mNsSeT -
gAs raosaa esza6reu asa thiRs elWtAss
q ihs esst. 49, assanes eaars8 -
ne sensei. Hrcm e. sasig npw 90
1Aan4ey mssnsns ~ nsFesf eagp eeEzr
10 faeb Cnisae uoFa e1mn2ef $50
ss ~ nnfa ears - esHe
. trs ss,laa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-22

Manoa. Ga Eab. n me aStion
o. 80 Dsghlts property eoesmaites %
ne si,y ecsseil IN eOafessaee win .
ssnbsF ~ pf0fnlseas bsEiseas mAA %
ne oonnuhity. TvTeah thAt Sha cen-
wal CIR u - have eco u tks bsai
fsiTs th4s fsu that mccoy aee lAisas
SAa a., toEs,Asr. ), ~ Mesl a. n.
gmAil. n. ~ wnHn@s. jim IIteks
aas fSaH AAans spa = nanhsr ~ cher
pp0ninsst easiasns mSs nse ne 80
aeisfh sa1 ~ err Ses was EAa -
elgisE - ne Esasaes 80 bsl1fAGs
a. csatsai clsy pag&.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-22
TOO MANY Avros.


AutSmlbIs Cab Business In Dad way
In Berlin.
Berlin. Feb. 9i,---fThe AutOmobile
cab business In Berlin 10 In very bad
way. In fact. the buHiA0es,la - annAt-
iAfactory that one Of the leading com
Daniss suspended operations this WEEK
AAd 10 now trytAs 10 arrange foR q -
organization. The eFlais IL due - the
over production u both aatcmOhllea
Ahd horse cabs.
The latter Sehieles have Increased
from 5000 70 ~. 200 within ne last
three ysArs, and the RSHnbeg ~ amAe
MOBILES also has been materially aile
meateA. Several nsW Aa,ouDotlo
eompahlSs have appeared II he ael1,
be- Oome Of then have beoa aiFeaay
forced " suppoad.
some 0agmAA aalemohile eAe maze
lAstufags Asyo bsea woFAlhe Fseanetg
% AmestsaR Oraags. bat laetegiy Svsn
thls outiaess he's bsea seFy materially
geAacsa because 81 NE enAAsiAi eft
ds n the uRils'a aaAlsa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-22
DIED At AoE OF 10.
Was Few surviving WI6sws 81 war
~ teta.

Wss Few surviving WI6sWS 81 war
~ teta.
East Orange n. j., Feb, H.
Mr. Elizabeth BAFaum, one Of the
few surviving vIaoWs u the var Of
1914. died Wednesday a. ne ape Of
ainstytix. she Was born IN vSFmohl.
Her husband, EaooA baEUnm, Of
TTAnkAs. Coma. vas . eoustn q y
r. RAFAum. ne famONa circus nan.
lie waa . mere boz Whan TIE Seeond
war wiz EsigiAad broke out, out Fan
away from AomS shd jOlhed tie Yer
m0Ri fegimSai. lie I'D several years
ago.
Mn BaFnuB ls survived By three
sonS. . dAnEatsV. sixteen GrahA'ehll'
dTen add fourteen great Eras6ehiI'
dfea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-22
BoLb DIAMOND ROBBERY.
In Broad Daylight Men rake Tray Of
Valuable Jewels.

In Broad Daylight Men TAKE Tray Of
valuable Jewels,
New Orleans. Feb. 2l,-A $4,000
robbery In broad daylight IN the heart
Of New orlsanS. with hundrOdS OF
persons pAaainE at the time was per
petrated here Wednesday afternoon ~
the jevelry store Of NJ. wAIdhorn h
Co., Cont and Royal streets.
Two men drove up IN front OF the
store ia a buggy. One OF them aliEht'
ID and smashed ono OF the iarsS plate
glass windows in the front Of the 60
tAbhahment. lie quickly SEIZED two
trays allied With diamonds. and jump
iaS back lnso the euEEy, vas drlvsH
Oh. A large crowd started In puT'
Sale. but men. buggy and horse were
aoon lost 70 nlEAt In . cl0aa q dust
In the old FfouoA quarters.
Tho propgistors Of The jewelry store
cay the trays contained liz diamond
rings. v'nose value was betWo0a SIS, =
900 and $4,000.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-22

pfsU YorA 20. at.--tasw Tea
city Il taapSFnFiiy without q mayor.
hsyoF hsettsaIan h a. Me aans -
Prisestea. ~. =. suassins frou a. ~
tGek u Strip. PfeshSsat McCiosaa.
u tts hoAsS % sitsFmsn. WAOm shs
~ eesignsles g. acting mayor IA sA
eesee az tAe setaai mayer. 10 h ~
eaay. aSpssgtng esfoFs ne IsEiaiative
esaamtttea. sd Aldsghaa bsniFaRs
Vie saaiFmaa % ths board. - n Ilsa
GlDsinm
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-22
RAID or MONT RlpERs.
Visit kentucky Town and TSrrorizs
the Inhabitants,


HopkinsTille, KY. Feb, 81 Tho
town OF Graoey, In West Christian
county. was visited Tuesday niEht by
a band Of twentyAVs masked hiEAt
riders, After taking poSsossion Of tSs
telephone exchange aud taking Town
Marshal Waters prisoner tAsy terror
lied the inhabitants by hnng guns
aud pistols.
Forcing James wootOn. . white maa
who was occupying room At q h0-
tel to accompany them. the niHht
riders took him "a che outskirts and
Whipped hlm. ordering him 10 leaye
town by uarnlRE. After Leaving =
warning for the negroes 70 50 to'work.
tho band rode 0a into TTigg county
WoOten was suspected a. bSlaH .
do(OctiVO,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-22
nc Lett 500 m Trust

Money To os ussd - Pvisss Tor Old
Phshl0Hsd spsIlIPe Bees.
AndoysE. Mass. Fee. ~ The win
q veFnam IABeOla. past Brobaisd.
beaVss $3.50 70 he Treasures ~ ne
town Of AhHo0ysr n trust or TIE pvF'
$50 a. provi4inS pginss or ~ sasaal
ol$faahssaed spsesaG mAtsAss - sahs
plaee here.
u 10 pFSvSaSf thai ths matches sAaii
tale plaes h . pssiss hall. Ne ssaas~
ants beina ba1vesa Tee aa1 e11stssa
yeaFp % egg. 10 eiAfanhtoasa n@sth'
q u @ckoesing So - ~ uso4
Prices q eIo. - As4 " hEs - bs
awarded yearly 20 hs tArss W'Ao ass
las 70 ~ "spSIIsd agya."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-22

y1untgo@ogy. An. 70. f1.-A.
.. puDouf. colOasi. ssd J. o. Hab
hard, HuSeaaaat eoiossi. hage Seos
elected 70 tseiF o. piaeas via ~
EIrnG fsSsmsus. coionsi Dunsnt viii
IgkNly nssag - oppOss1 - boae - ~
cave 70 son@ahd 0s siFSt. ~ y
PaGnEAaa ~ rsUsisE agNs mea - -
buss aoisisr Il ne Gaasd sasviss =
tAa nSsGh.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-22

HrnlBshAn, Ala, Pss ~. with
~ Allowing IN ~ he iFoa furnace -
ifoil Ala. wednso9sy. fear iosnagT
irsumaksFs have Sewsms4 operations
STAGE Jan, :. TIC total IA ne stats -
opeFasioa Il siEieaa. u ssisb aiss are
n JeEerSon eouBly. Ifpa eaiss fon.
tines 10 BE- chleay n anal iots Ta1
FaofSapiEstton eoufziiiss ~ Ne aoafb.
en- stseg cpmbany Sfii NEED IN New
YerE sbeat 1faguh I. vtss blaBs vii
- ssnosnsad ~ pHilirs Ne RsSss'
Sas pisHsE ~ tAis eonpaag ia,o ger.
afios.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-22
sbO. end KILLED BY NsvrO.

Newton, Co. FEB. si.~-w. J. KSl.
u, knOwn - Tear Ksiiy. vac kiIi.
Cd late Sunday uiSht ~ t~ng shot IN
tAs AsAa By Mack Folks. . Be<ro. eco
claimed tha6 the 6sSa vac AOns is psae.
aafenss. J o. Norman. tasaiee af
tAo peacs astlna ooroaes. on6srpd
FoEn hsld Sore s1fts men afe
suspccssd anA nay bSoons imrliesisd
IN TIE crime. TIE u1BrsSR vas con.
mittsd IN ne soutAvestors pan o.
Baker oouuty Ab0gs siEatssa miles
from NsS,on. Il ths bo1ss - Falks.
n IL sad that Kelly Asa tAs sSsFo
we're b0th tFinking.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-22
hLGO ~ sNowDRlFrs.

Passenger Trains WoFS
nONboWnd IN Michigan.
b, MiahigaA, Feb. Sl-At least
PA@engoE trains pokOd their
into im1eFvsOuS snOw6hfts all
oat ne stats oe Michigan Wed
eoase Of thape trains we're
wbOanA. Traffic We complete
oac4 THURSDAY On che kala-
Lake shore ana oNicasO rail-
u on the Port Amstin division
Fore MarVussto only one train
hs over The llns. The Allegan
! o. me Lake ghSrs and Mich
uthern was eompletsiy blocked.
also the Midland. Bay CITY
division - the MichiGan Cen
westbOuAd Wolverine aver on
Aluan contral buried itself near
>ck IN . arm Oat % which avs
lives were nnAblo 10 rslease u
y paaDsnesEs we're transferred
,lher train snd we're carried
y aFifS On the SesthOund traeh.
pne hundrod men were - -
sitb shOveas - dig Out the mos
ayeF.-
= trains we're snOwbouna our
dAy neAg IosiA LotuevIIls.
ockoryiIis. ovsnAale AlIevAn.
~ EalaEAsoo. A6rtas and kun-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-22

ae. Psieysbufs Febs Ia %
Vsts aiaDatsh FecsiVsa here tFon Nhps
6ssfs. Ia fO6sia. reports the eieeoE
egy 10 81 ahelsnt aaaFFY. ~ s asoetllg
q sslA eOniaiasd h thiyteea eaats sosi
oSfinaieA 70 ~ Wsgth gfEoeeo n
. tsopebi that lhia neanapa re Ne
90 IS stts aegFf een - a
a. Ore efsls lsr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-22

FoFdaa9. OEo., eeb. O. e--tiowaFl
q. 0Eees. hsEmef,g pFisass sseFssafY
- = @. Rafea. pepsifenf a sss An.ar
snaa HgpeRma eoany zee eRgasf
ape rNeee nats 4 ~ Nolnesl
= haw Fx e oss -
~ - "a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-22
A HARTMAN VICTORY.
Decision In the IIIinOlS Csahal
Litigation.
IN COURTS SINCE LAST FALL

Judge Hall olSaolVes the Temporary
lnIunetIoN Granted 70 osuVSyoaRt
Fish, Which oIvSs q. n. harNmsN
q cOmpIsts VIetsry.
Chicago, Feb, sl.--tn, II. Hartman
has gained complete victory IN the
Illinois Central li,lkatioa wfAoh has
beOA In the superior court sinoe IAAt
iAll.
Judge Hall has rendered q doeiSaOA
dissolVlng the temporary inlunektoa
granted TO stuyvSsaht T1sA by vAiCa
SSG1sl shares Of stock we're sntolnsd
from being voted at the annual meet
ina 81 the illinois Central RAlloaA
company. ThAa stock, which wee held
by tho uAlon Pacific company % New
Jorrey oan now be voted at the an.
nual meeting which viii be held IN
this city March =,
TIE decision st Judge Dali was
quite extended, amounting b Sh0uI
10 900 words Akpr rscltiAg che hlS
tory Of the easS aud golna At co.,
siderable length into the various
claims aud assertions made By both
ataAa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-22

d. q o. gioctn olrOeeoeo.
b. Ala. Fsh. ~. --sAt the an
nsting a TIE saschhoIAers o.
bee ana oaio railroad eompany
pwins psrpoas usTV elected
- - fAs board u Greetofs tDs
sing year W. BBtler Dan
nlam w. Eisisy. c. G. Cur
siaa Tsstia. IT.. Thonas y.
HsafY Han. W. BsnISa Rose-
y l.. Resell Q. staaey GssD
q. eissans. eamuSl welysr
y. LAnaaSEe 40 a. W.
Inr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-22
7!B!T!ON PARITY
aks Great Showing h the
Next Campaign,
kYs CHAIRMAN JONES

sTYsN, He sayN Being Not
psthy With the Prohibition
bat, Havs Rdo chance Of Win
erk, FEB. 21.--Charios n.
hAirman OF ne prohibition ma
mittes, r. in New York on
10 New EhglAnA, where no
. nAmber Of places N the
y Afe party. He said In an
Nat PTesidsnt Roosevelt had
Onadonce Of the prohibition.
ase he had not arTayei the
B the government against H.
ryan had no chance Of cleo
b pres1dsncy and TAFT no
~ republican nomination BE-
ly are not IN sympathy with
bition n1ovement. Mr.. Jones
lAstio over the rapid growth
sohibltion sentiment. He
sve gained ak prohibition
the last year; We had three
u two years, We expect ten
no soon GftorwArd twelve
The party convention Will
81 July IS at CoIumbus, y.
81 BE- l,bl2 delegates. the
hment being based on the par
q 1905. New York delegates
Der 10S.
prohibition party win make a
bWing In this campaign. Pro
u 20 strong In the south that
even q SliGhR chance that the
81 will adopt q prohibition
n they DO not, no prohibition
! win support their candidate.
Rk is the worst state we have
.. and this city, naEt 70 ChiCA-
soFst."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20
ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION
FOR LETTERS OF ADMINlsTRA-
TIoN.
IN THE COUNTY COURT

IN THE COUNTY COURT
STATE OF OKLAHOMA,
Grady County, IS.
In the matter Of the estate OF
airy Ireton, deceased:
Now, on this 18th day Of February
1908, Henry Heton, having filed in this
ourt bis petition alleging that Mary
Ireton died intestate on or about the
7th day Of January, 1908, leaving
property within the jurisdiction Of
iAis Court, anc praying for the ap-
lointment Of himself as administrator
Of said estate.
It is ordered that said petition pc
and hereby is set for hearing on the
Goth day Of March, 1908. at the hour Of
10 o'clock, a. m, and that notice there
Of be given by publication for three
weeks in the Chickasha Express pub
lished at Chickasha. and by mail to
the heirs at law Of said decedent resi-
lent Of said State as required by law.
n. M. WILLIAMS,
County Judge.
fsEALl 2-14-3tW
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20
InsuRANcE 81 aANk pEPosITs

IN view o. the attacks made On oklahoma's bank
ng law and he principle o. insurns deposits upon which
Il Is based. the opinion Of financial authority like the
New York Journal Of Commerce is well worthy Of aten
ton.
Commenting upon the recent failure Of the National
Bank Of North America that was caused By which
It's president declares to have been without foundation
the Journal OF Commerce says.
THE incident affords timely illustration Of the bene-
fit that might from policy Of guaranteeing bank de-
poss which has been recently advocated and appears
be growing in favor and which provided for in the Fowl
er currency bill wrong impression is produced BY re-
erring to this as Government guarantee Of deposits
st would not be guarantee Of payment from Government
funds but from fund provided by tho National banks
themselves as IS the case the proposed gaaran.
teed credit notes II would Be III the nature Of mutual
Insurance deposits by the banks and the payment Of
those any bank that might fail from the fund,
to which all would contribute the Government acting as
custodian Of this fund and the administrator Of its dsrbu
ton.
In the system proposed there is every reasonable safe
guard against failures they would less likely to
occur than at present than three months ago our
Washington correspondent obtained from the Controllers
Office figures to show what proportion Of loss there has
been from National bank failures since the sytsem was
established From this Il appears that there we're less
than 80 per Of the claims upon failed banks which
we're not met from their own assets and that if this loss
had been distributed an the banks in the system
through guarantee It would have required the aver
age year only eight onehundredhs or say 112 Of pei
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20

Erat published February so8
ORDINANCE NO 2s7
an ORDINANCE REPEATING SEC
rIoN 3 AND AMENDING sECTlu
s on ORDINANCE no. ga oF IHA
ORDINANCES OF THE CITY uF
CHICkAaHA.
Be il ordained BY the Mayer and coan-
ciimsn 81 the City Of chickasha. Ok
lahomas
Section i. That section 8 of ordi-
nance No. 244 Of the ordinances az the
city Of Chiekasha. Be and the same is
hereby repealed.
Section 2. That section S Of ordi-
nance No. 244 81 the ordinances 81 the
ICity of Chickasha be and the same is
hereby amended to read and shall
hereafter read as Iollows THAT it
shall be unlawful for any person. firm
oi corporation to allow any horse.
mule or other animal. Of which ue is
TIE owner or over which he exercises
control or in whose charge or keeping
sach animal may be. whether attached
to any wagon. dray, buggy carriage or
other vehicle or not, to stand upan
The asphalt pavement OF this city for
a longer period that 80 minutes in the
Day time Or two hours at night That
day time within the meaning Of this
ordinance shall be construed to be be-
tween sunrise and sunset and night
shall be construed to mean between
sunset and sunrise"
Section 9. That this ordinance shall
I be in full force and effect from and
latter its passage. approval and publ
cation
Passed and approved this 18th day
Of February, 1908
b. p. BRIDGES, Mayor
Attest
JOE DEWs, city Clerk
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20

eraa aacn he guarantee lmd .u pa made g7aa 6at he
RESULT would ha7a baan assurance oi safely iog DEPOSITS
hst would prevent bank failure irom becoming cause
b. alarm In many cases la would prevent he failure
and would BE- the best possible safeguard against he
kind Of panic that causes ana hoardlng q critical
ame Give he lhat deposits are safe because
there IS and from which they vi Be MET with certainty
in case Of any bank that may be unable o meet them for
itself and one Of the chief dangers Of crisis win be re-
moved"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20
IS EAors AaouT okLAAoMA

There are 76 elevators in the state.
Oklahoma sells flour in almost every state in the union
Tt ID exported 70 the old countries
Oklahoma has 30 cotton seed oil mills
seyentyhye saw mills cut loOOoO,Oo0 feet Of lumber
annually in Oklahoma.
There are s44z77 miles Of railroad in Oklahoma and
7s4 rural free delivery mail routes November J. 1907 Fifty
have since been added
There are sos state and national banks In Oklahoma
oklahomas highest mountain peak is 500 feet
Oklahoma ranks first in the production Of broom corn
seventh IN cattle ninth in corn ninth in cotton seed pro
ducts ninth in mules and horses twelfth in farm machn
cry thirteenth in wheat fifteenth area fifteenth oats
twentyhrs in railway investments twenythrd in popu-
iation, fortysixth in age-shawnee Herald
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20

Ex-Governor Black OF New York is another one Of the
dents constitutional right to choose his He
There has been in me history Of this country
bossism despotic that which controls YOU
is sought to fiji the highest elective office in he
world BY executive appointment without the safeguard Of
confirmation Of the senate Prosperity but yes
terday a flood, has leaked away And set yesuvius
stin continues active It win be a sad day for the
American people # they discard the words II God we
Trust. and adopt the motto, After me- the deuge
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20

N. c. CANNON. Asst. Cashier
GEO. 5. MEAD, Asst. Cashier.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20

Failure is the school wherein hu-
manity learns mighty well the art OF
making excuses. Florida Times
Union.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20

There are only 5000 Europeans In
Ceylon, the total population Of which
Is S,5es,0OO. There are also $4,000 Eu.
rasians, or European halfbreeds.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20
rHE coMMERCLAL cLuBs CORNER

The msmbsrsof the Commercial Club who have yet
paid their first quarterly pledge should ehe call at the Com
merca Club rooms, Donovans and pay same, send
same by letter.
We would perfer that you call the Office and learn what
IS being along The line Of promotion and Advertising
Call at the club whether you have made pledge
or not be convinced that there's something doing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20

An editorial philosopher charging that the ground
hog responsible for the ospel Of weather We are now
having.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20
JOE DEWs, City clerk

Figures indicate that the proper
tion Of meat to bread in the British
dietary has increased considerably
within the last 20 years.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20
WARNING ORDER

IN DISTRICT COURT OF GRADY
COUNTY, IN AND FOR THE FIF-
TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT or
OKLAHOMA.
Benson, Plaintiff.
VS..
Cora Benson, Defendant,
Said Defendant. Cora Benson, win
take notice that she has been sued ia
the above entitled Court for divorce
upon the ground Of abandonment and
adultery, and must answer the petition
fled herein BY said PlaintiH, On or be.
fore the 4th day Of April, 1908, OF said
petition viii be taken as true and
Judgment for said Plaintiff in said ac-
ton for divorce will be rendered ac
cordingIy.
This the nth day Of Feb 1903
Attest: J.R. CALLAHAN,
District Clerk
JO11N II. NLANAbAAls
Attorney for Plaintiff 2-2i-3iw
]. w. speake went to Oklahoma City
today to attend the shriners meeting
Chlckasha is the largest and best
town OF its size on earth.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20

AS Walter Wellman has nominated nr Taft, the other
fellows may just as well step aside
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20

The band boys could have made big hit last nigh
by playing Hot Time"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20
worId,s ereatest cathearaI.

The floor space OF st. Peters. Rome.
Is 1000 square feet. the greatest oi
any cathedral in the world.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20

When is the great clean up day to be pulled ong
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-20

W. II. CILKEY, President.
II. l.. JARBOE, Jr. Cashier.