davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-12
2ofdles.
8enn Snieften 10 srof iuic Glcfantem
m1ren.

Der erfinoeriide @1trnor zines
S6riftitellers oes r2onoon Sfetd"
briugt Die Sl~llitratipnen eil1iger Site
leltmooelle BON Slieften aus Dem
duerifaniiden llaturbiitoriiden Vflt=
leltm o1lf iebr gelungellen, pbantalle<
reiden Sfi56en mitten inter Wtar-
nern mo Sralten 5ltr 9arltellltng.
sSn einem ilelteren elleliidlen 8pmot
beiprad) ldoft einntal oellelt Nutor,
ser beriibmte @eas, Die grfinonng
zines munoerbar neroidteten geab=
rlnesmittels, oeiien Strait imitanoe
jei Sornilie BON Meterlonee mo
Hatten 10 aroB lpie 3feroe berporal-
%brilgen. Ser Gffeft oieies Wittels
mar Der, boB oie Menibbeit glaubte,
ibr @nbe lei gefommen. 0em lit
aber nidt 10. @iir0en mir gum Bet
ipiel ourd) eit @ul1oer ploblid bon
r~ieie,tbaiten Snieften %iiberfo[an, 10
pore oos llebel meniger idredli6 als
es ol,f ben eriten glid ausiiebt;
oenn je GROCER Elm 5ier miro, oeito
meniger lit es imitanoe, it'd gegen
ben Wenifen 81 bebaupten. Ser
gIefant, ser ein Sabrbitnoert aft
miro u1to nit Dem ssblag ieiues
Hiiliels onei1 einen Meniben totem
fam, miro gar balo per1hmmloeu
ieiu, penn ma niht @eiese fir
leine Grbaltung ~erlaiien miro, mdb=
reno ein fleines @eidopf mie Die
Motte ooer Die Mois, iih III Der
belebteiten 5fabt mtfbalten FAM, obne
bob es geIinst, iie mls5urotten.
Der 8iion lit bereits BON Sen Brarien
perihiplnloen Elm Spfer ieiner
@roBel Muf ben e~ripdbnfen 8iloerll
iiebt man rieiige Mosfitos, oieie
YIaae Ser Menidbeit, III Siergar=
teu gebalten, oamit lie nift ausiter=
ben, unb ungebeure aroBe Seu=
ldrefen, u8omnbiipfef", als lanfte,
bofIihe @eldopfe oargeitellt, Die iid)
Den lie a~uflebenoeu Srlnefrauen uno
Dem p~er1reerten Noli5iiten eeeeniiber
gnn5 5nbm benebmen. llno crit Der
r~ieienbdfte @irihfdfer, Der nit nett
dufgeriiiener 3anee ourh Die Suit
fommt nno sic 6elbarbeiter iber-
f6nt. Sein aiefer miiBte uns oas
5iibbein eriesen, uno aus ieinen
1liigeln miiroen mir 9orlen mie alts.
Rrofooi1eber fabri5iererl. IS lit
nidt oas @roBe, @elpaltiee, oas uns
Wsroerben bringen fam, ionoern oas
Rleine, llniidtbare; Der ifarfite @eg-
ner Der Storfen lit ser ga5ians.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-12
0as finitlidJe 8eiidlt.

Gin finitlihes @eiidf lit oas Mei=
i~terrperf oes fran5oiiihen Gbirlrgen
Or. Delaire. gr bat es fertig ge=
brnft, oas Slim, einen Sell oes un=
terfiefers mn6 ben ganaen 9berfiefer,
elm Stiif Der 3ulge uno Die gauge
Waie BEL einem Wenifen funitlid 81
erleten, Dem bieie 1eile onrb cine
Yulpererplofion meggeiprengt maren.
Der Mann nit benz funitlihen @e=
iid)t ipuroe Ser Mfaoemie Der Mebi5in
p~orgelteIt ulo ole u3eltaurierungs-
arbeiten" maren 10 gut %geluugen, 6aB
oas @eiift aug orei Metern @bitano
einen poIIfommen natIrliden Gin=
bruf mafte. Der gebeilte Hatient
lit I'M Stanoe 5u falen mo iprift
obne Sbnierigfeit; llllr miB er iih
t1eIid Ser Miibe ul1ter5ieben, iein
fiinitlides 0eiid)t rab3ubailen", I'M
es at reinigel. Dos fmnftlife @e-
iiht beitebt aus bier Seilen. Gin
Silberitiid lit oa3u beitimmt, Die lln=
ter51bne 81 balfen, elm Sfpeiter Cell,
Der aus @olo uno 4autiHuf gearbei-
tet III, oient CUR gefeltigune Ser Ober-
5abne nfto miro ourd Soften feitgebal-
Ten, Die i'm Walenraitm befeitigf iino,
pdbreno eleid5eitig an Der 8iidieite
Elm @edanismnis aug 8olo Die Ser
bin0nne nit Dem @eiihtsteil berge=
jteIt. Der brittle Cell eriett bas &inn
unb bic ~llnterlippe uno lit nit einem
faIid)en Bart befleioet; 5iuei fleine
Bol5en befeitigen bieies gfiif an benz
fiinitleriiden llnterfiefer. Dns leHte
Stif lhIieBlih nimnf Die Stele Der
pberlippe itno Der Naie Elm; es 1T
fleiidfarbenes @ummi an Dem elm
fnIiHer 6hnurrbart ansebraht lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-12
Die aSmisim @iftoria nmb Der fleime
EEuueS.

Seitoem Die Muf5ei6nungen nno
9riefe Der 8oniein @iftoria Don eng
Iano auf @eranloiiung oes aonigs
Goparo VII, ibres Sobnes, Der Del
fentliffeit ilbergeben muroen, lit Das
Mnoenfen an oieie peroienitpole @err=
iderir nn0 nusge5eibnete Srml in
ibrem Neibe nell belebt moroen. Sea-
mentlid Die altere Generation meloet
1if gum @ofte, INN aus benz Sdabe
perionlid]er grinnerungen biefes nnb
ienes b%erpor5ubolen nno 81 er5ablen.
@s feblt 0a aud nift al Mnefooten,
Die eine1 geipilien folniiben Beige
idn1ad beliselt. go beri6tet jest ein
britilder Shriftite1er BON einemG or=
gauge, Ser in Die Sabre fdat, 90 Die
&onigin nod an Der Seite oes 8rin5-
gemabls gilbert oos gliidlidite So
milienlebei1 fiibrte. Die ein5elnen
llmitanOe Oieies @oreanges, Der iid
eigentlid aus orei ein5elnen 8orgdil-
gen 5~uiammeniest, iino beutigen Ga
ges nod nibt oufgefldrt. Mber I'M
u1gemeinen ipirb es it'd -tpobl MIR
Inn einen gan5 anliilanten oummen
Sungenitreih gebanoelt baben. Oenn
Der @elo Der @eldibte lit, neben Der
aonigin, Elm 9onooner 5traBen-
iunge, oeiien mabren Wamen Die Sc
idihte ni1t einmal 5ufinftigen @e=
ibledtern gu iiberinitteln imitanOe.
Iein miro. Nur 10 piel meiB mon bon
ibm, ooB er, menieitens naf ieinen
eigenen @neaben, Sones bieB. Dieler
boffnungspole 9nobe batte it'd eiten
Sport ooralis gemadt, beimlih in
sic 2onooner Heiioen5 Der aonigin,
in Den 9ufingbam-9alai ein5uori1-
gen, aGer @ad1amfeit Der Holi5ilten
uno Soloaten gum 5rose. Wan weiB
nift einnal, mie oft er oieies 8agnis
pollbradte. Nur lopiel ltebt felt oaB
man i'm oreiinal IN ben Eripatge=
madern Der 9onigin entoedte, nnb er
oas cine Wal al ipater Stunoe Der
Sbren5euge elmer pertrauliden I'm
terbaltung 5miihen Der aonigin Wtf-
toria uno Dem Hrin5eemabl hilbert
aeipelen iein muBte. Sci leinem eriten
Streife COB Der fleine Sones iein
Sitter auf oreisebn Sobre on. Gr
monoerte in cine 8elIerungsanltalt,
perlieB iie reumiitig nod brei Mo-
naten - unb mieoerbolte leinen flei-
men Sder5. Mls man i'm gum brit
tenmale ermiibt bate, madte mar
einen Sdiffsiungen aus ibm, trante
i'm irgeno einem Sabr5euge in ferne
Gambler BIN an nn6 ielt0em ipeiB
Die 8iitorie bon ibm nidts mebr 6t
meloen, paren &onigin uno Bring
gemabl tpenigitens Dor leinen lllge<
betenen 8eiufen geidiitt. Die Sitter
oes @udingbamer Halaites 5erbrahen
iid aber nod lange lire flugen 8opfe,
mie Der Sunge oas unmoglib eridei-
nenoe &unititiid ansgefiibrt batte.
IS blieb nur Die Mnnabme iibrig, oaB
er an elmer meniger beaufiidtigten
SteIle Dos Sitter nber Die Mouer
- iberitiegen bette uno oann, als
elm obne 3meifel iebr ~gelpanoter Cur
ner, bis gu einem %offenen 5eniter bin-
amfgeflettert mar. Won bate piel-
leidt better getarl, Den mngballigen
Burden, Dem es nur ouf ben SpaB
oes WoGbringens anfam, nidt alf oas
@aiier gu ididen - lonoern bel Der
-2pnooner Geuerlpehr anauiteIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-12
Den ulleber- 1rauen" |

Den vlleber- 5rauen" pibmet
,2enerl~ in Der Miinfener Sugero
Elm geoift Die Yatbologiiden" aus
benz mir folgenoe 8erie pieoergeben:
Qiebe Sugenbi baB ih leioer neiblih,
ST elm llmitano, Der mid iebr geniert,
Bell Dor nler @elt lih unbef6reiblid
Mein @efdleht in beut'ger Belt
blamiert.
Bon WerlenmDung, Worb uno Gle.
irrung
Cleft man Gag fir Tag lnO lit ent-
iett;
Hno es 5eigt ais llrgruno Der Ser
mirrlng
Snlnler iid) ELM %fraufbot @eib 5uest.
0egen 10 peroerblide Marotten
Cine Sduuttpebr MIR erblif id oani,
Wenn, Die lleber- 5rauen 5u boDfotten,
gnbIif) fid entidlofie ieoer Wann;
@enn er eiiernJ obne nad5ugeben,
Spr1he, mann i'm iold elm Weib
umiflih:
Nd, Sic miiniden mobi, iid aus
5uleben?
Bitte. tun Sie'si - aber obne midi"
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@ranbeisentmms -itebcrtrasnnsen.

g. 8. unb s. &. &ipps an @aatha
Njpps. @runbFid an Der Sfo . an Mar<
cos StraBe; $3.50.
q s. 3adep unb 5rau an 2e0n y. Seer,
Srunbhnd an Der Woro sDliue StrnSe;
$40 u
Ntfreb Duerler uno gborles Grabner
an Mrs Catherine WcgIosfss, @runo
ffhd on Der Gde Der 9Dtus< uno @arben'
Strase; $500
9. {. Aims ufb 3 8. 6. Spbe on
WDttfieb q 3 lusger. 9run6hid in Der
6polepelt Tlnce Atbition; 1856.
3 @. Htd1arhs an 9enrb Z Shnab,
elm Stld anrb l5I Meifen ~iiiopeilih
bsn Gan Mntonip; $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-12

8ltte 8etrdnfe uno fonloier
altnd ltets in 8urgitaler's SaIopr
uro Mcifaurant, @ilita StroBe neben
,cr NoGe Scr Serm0nnSiobne
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-12
Seirat& Shetne.
Sermann u. Rlnus Martba Sbulse
Meim Yalentin.

Dan idreibt sur 5eit au lie mmb i'm
Nand1 wp4lbnrhbahtes Valenttn,
Aud i'd - ih fag' es pine eden
Sab einen Sdak, gar bolh nnb treil.
Gr ifebt mir aud CUR Sette tuD1l,
0cbt allies nid1t, uie es iupbl ipn,
Gr treibt bic @plfen nnn Der Gtirn
Spwie bic Mnfen aus benz Sirn.
Or iik beriel6e intmerbar,
Ser ct 5m alien 3eiten mar,
Gr giebt mir nemen Slut nnb &raft
@cnn idj st,uetIen fat eridfIafft.
Gin ipldjer Jrennb, bet lit IS inert,
SaE man nit einern 2ieb tbn ebrt,
Drum ipeibe ib ibm bies 0ebidt,
9as i'm als 80 alentin II" anipridt.
Der Jrenmb, ben i'd 10 idilbre bier,
Gs 1T has eble ,2 Star 9 | +"
Der Grant, Der inns 81 ieber 3eit
Ierbalf at frpber Seiterfeit.
Wer hat bas nidt fdun ielbit seipiirt,
gIenn Mergerli6es Tim p~afiert,
DAB linn bes Qpne Star 0eritenidfi
Den Nerger bat bimiueggerafft.
Gs gebt ia ,upbl amf bieier @elt
Nidt INNER 10, iuie's nns gefalt,
ODD NO es inner aud gebridlt,
0as brinst CT tets ins @~leifsciuidDt.
9rnna, ipcnn Der Mitfer fredle BRIT
Nuf iein Ierberben ftnnen tut,
90 laft inns A1e, Marn fir Wtanf,
3n ieincm Shnbe itebet baum.
lie madlten germ, ST. itirer Snal,
Sie Grbe ST 'ncni Sattmtertnl,
80 an unb Sebes lit perpDnt,
@as nns bas geben bier perifOnt.
Drum lpbt nnr Gnrer Maofeu ,3ier,
Sd lobe mir mein 8 uneS tar gter
tlnb tudbIe Is, 10 rein nnb flar
CUNT ngaleutin" fir bieies Sabr.
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]. 4. CL0PT0H,
1902 @eit-6 pnitpn Straec.
fere. StaTel,

0Gnbler in 0eu nrD @etreibe. Iltens
liIien fir Milhtpirti9afteu. @enllgeltar'
men uro Sleiider. Scenes ri. 3!2. vi
ties Sci. 1911. 1 ring. BY Sf*epm'
merees Stra6s.
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@clS IN uerIeiGen = Gmerion &
So, 321 @eit : Commerce StraBe
&fonoleiber nnb Sllpeliere. Bar.
gains in neriallenen Yfanoerl.
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Sebe 6ranfbeit 1eilbar.

nnanfedbtbar lit Der @runoiab, oab es
fir iebe &ranfbeit Elm 9eilmittel giebt;
2eiber bat Die mebi5inii6e @ihenl6aft
aber nod nidt iolde Sorti6ritte gerna9t
oab oieier Sab altd cine praftiide Sell
tlrna beanipruden f0nnte. Wdbreno es
fir manfe 2eiben iiberbaupt nod feine
iider fpirfenoe Mrsenei giebt, nno tpdl@
renb bie @eilmittel fir anbere arantbei@
ten INNER nod stpeifelbafter 0atns iinO,
finbet man nur ielten elm Wittel, bas
70 aetpiB furiert, tpie bas yInafejisN bel
5dnorrboiben int. Sb bieier abloluten
3uperId1igfeit ipirb audi cine Brobe bon
8. Nemitabter & g., Spr 1916, Stem
gprf Gitb f~pitenfrei %berIanot.
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Die Salteiteae.

SD NOR in Ser @eipalt Der
sdminoiift uno batte beinabe Die
Salteitele erreidt als mir Or. Sings
Scene gntoedung empfoblen lpnroe.
sic rettete mid. Die erlte Slalde
aob mir @%eiierung. Sin 9nteno
SSlolden mo6te einen gelnnoen,
aIiidliden Monn olls min" iagt Geo
Moore bon @rimeslano, g. 8. als
Mittel fir Sniten, idtpafe 2ungen,
Inn Gneumonio bor8ubeugen, itebt
oieie Meoi8in uniibertroffen, SOC nno
ST BEL @oolpb 9reiB uno 81. Gobn &
So. 8robefloi6e frei.
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gaitfrsies 6ans.

Sober lit nns piafommen, weut
mir ipobIauf iino; oas iino mir MIR,
perlr bic Deroauungsorgane IN Orb
nurle iin6. Or. Sings Neae 2ebens-
piIIen reeuIieren Die T1tigfeit bes
Moaens, Der 2eber uto ginaapeioe
10 Dolfommen, oaB babel fih ieber
ipobliiiblen muB. % Gents bel ben
&pstbefern aboISb Greib uns y.
gsbn & 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-12

Die ioeben in Ohio ~abgebalte-
men republifaniid)en 9rimarwablen
baben einen p~oaftanoigen Sieg Cats
ereeben.
Die a%ommiiiion fir ben 5wi-
idenitaatliben @anoelsperfebr bat
entidieoen, bob iie fem Redt babe,
Dem @nnide Der giienbabnen nod
5rfommen unb Dos logenannte Neun-
Stinoen=@ eies aitBer aroft 81 ieben.
@eiurid Gonrieo lit bon Der
2eitung pes Metropoliton Opera
&ouie in Neip gorf 5rriidgetreten.
Ger SStaliener @attis@as5o uno Der
9eutihe 9ippel iino feline Na6fofger.
- Die 8ia, meld)e anoronet, ooB
fir Die mG6reuo oes giirgerfrieges
bei6lognabmte gaummoae 5ebn Weil-
lionen Dollars be3oblt meroen iollen,
lit i'm @oitie CUR @nnabme empfoblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-12

Oeiud)t - elm Mdof)en ober oltere
syrolt, UNI BEL Der 3ausarbeit ST bel
fen. Naberes 342 @epers strabe,
gnoe Der 9. 9eigbts-B abn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-03
THE PRIMARY ELECTION
TOMORROW

Tomorrow the primary election will be
held.
Democrats. republicans and socialists will
nominate candidates for state and county
offices.
Two representatives from Grady County,
supreme judge and a corporation commits
sioner are to be elected.
Chickasha has great interests at stake in
the election of representatives. Whether we
get a state school or not will depend largely
upon the ability of the man who represents
US.
Chickasha should contribute one of the
and the county the other one.
Vote for the two men whose character and
qualifications furnish the best guarantee that
they Will serve Chickasha and Grady County
most effectively.
Above all, don't fail to vote.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-03
OFFICIALS ARE
ON GUARD
HASKELL AND LOZIER INVESIl-
GATE WILL SEE THAT LAW
IS ENFORCED

Guthrie, Okla, Aug. Both Gov
ernor Haskell and State Dispensary
Superintendent Lozier yesterday took
steps to ascertain the condition of af-
fairs in Muskogee. Tulsa, Checotah
and sapulpa, where. according TO news
paper dispatches, the prohibition law
is being fagrantly violated.
Governor Haskell wired Fred Cald-
we'll special enforcement attorney, at
Tulsa, TO go to Muskogee Immediately
and have the violators of the law ar
rested.
Il notified Mr. Caldwell to redouble
+ his energies in seeing that the liquor
men do not prosecute their business, .
said the governor last night. Mr.. Has.
kell still scouts the idea that there are
open saloons in Muskogee. He talked
over the long distance today with a
number Of the Office force of his New
State Tribune and the reports sent out
from there were decared to be erron-
eous.
Superintendent Lozier sent tele
grams to the sheriffs Of the four coun
ties where the violations are alleged to
, be rampant
Where we have not the county au
thorities on our side we cant help but
look for trouble in enforcing the law,
said Mr. Lozier. In some places the
officers are lax aud it is only by actua
force that we can line them up witt
Ius.'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-03
ASSESSMENTS
INCREASED
MAKES TOTAL VALUATION NEAR
LY IL MILLION TWO MORE
COUNTY REPOSITORIES

Sitting as a board of equalization
last week, the county commissioners
raised the assessment of property in
Grady county s194.SS5, making the to-
tai valuation, exclusive of railroads
and other public service corporations,
s11.91L266.
The principal changes were in the
valuation placed on land and mules,
some townships being raised and 9th
ers lowered.
County Clerk Lindsay had a big job
to check up the assessors books and
the making of the tax rolls will re an
other large task. This cannot be be-
gun till the levy is fixed Tax eollec-
ton will begin in January
A large amount Of property that es-
capped the assessors will re listed by
the commissioners.
The only other important business
transacted by the commissioners last
week was the selection Of two county
repositories, the Chickasha National
Bank and the Oklahoma State Bank
The First National Of Rush Springs
had previously been designated.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-03

Guthrie, Okla, Aug 2.--After a ses-
sion lasting several days, during which
text book companies have submitted
their prices and terms for supplying
the public schools. the state text book
commission yesterday made public the
list of books and the prices that have
been adopted
All text books must bear the inn
print Of the union label Should any
Of the book companies who were
awarded contracts by the text book
commission fail or be unable to fur
nish copies Of their books bearing the
union label, their contract with the
board will be nullified and a new work
selected to take the place of their
books.
This announcement was made to-
day BY Governor Haskell, the chair
man Of the text book commission, and
according to the governor is based OF
a resolution adopted by the commits
sion last Thursday, which was in ef
feet, that all books adopted by the
commission were to bear the union la
bel and that the books Of no concern
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-03
Took a Fine Auto
Trip to AnadarkO

IA. B. Cochran and VIM. Davis with
their families and few friends took
an auto trip to Anadarko yesterday,
making the journey in about an hour
although they struck some bad roads
between Verden and their destination,
being compelled to detour for a long
distance After attending church they
took dinner with Mrs Frank Stone at
the Hotel Bryan and returned home
late in the afternoon x Besides the two
autoists and their families, others in
the party were MIR. and Mrs. John w
Burns, Mrs. H. A. Coley and Miss EN-
ma Linn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-03
RIDDLES LAST WORD TO VOTERS

dy county would let you have serious
opposition in the face OF the excellent
record you made in the first legisla-
ture, because you know I was in a po-
sition to Judge who upheld the admin
istration and / can safely say as a
member Of that body and as chairman
of the democratic caucus that no man
in that body did more loyal and effect
ire work than you did. / cannot be-
lieve the good people Of Grady county
are so unmindful of the distinguished
services you rendered not only the peo-
pie Of Grady county, but the entire
state. that they would let you be de.
feated Again hoping that you may be
.re-nominaed by a handsome majority
and Offering you any assistance possi
Bile, | am as ever.
. Your friend, G c. Whitehurst
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-03
ro RAlN oR NoT To RAlN

Tonight Manager Fulton has a good
show. The Marie Nielsen Co. and Mr..
Fulton Is worried about the weather.
Every Monday night when a show is
scheduled It rains. There has been a
good advance sale Of tickets for to-
night and there win no doubt be a
gsod crowd.
The Nielsen Co. Is a guaranteed one,
and anyone who goes tonight and is
not entirely satisfied, their money will
be refunded THE Deputy Sheriff is
the opening bill
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-03
(Free political ADD

Here is what VIM. Stacey said when
asked for his final word before the
primary:
T believe my chances For election
are good I have made a thorough
canvas Of the county and am salts.
fed I will receive more votes % the
country than any other candidate If
nominated and elected | will work for
the best interest Of Chickasha. Much
legislation is required in order that
Chickasha may develop to the best ad-
vantage. Laws regulating school mat
ters, the issuing Of bonds and cleo
tions are especially necessary. Very
few members of the last house of rep
resentatives will be in the next legis-
lature VIM. H. Murray is not can
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-03
STACEY GIVES OUT FINAL WORD

didate for reelection and there win
be an entirely new organization, and
it is to be hoped that the new organi.
zation will be more friendly towards
Chickasha than was the last
7 cast my first vote for the demo.
cratic candidates a few days before
l was twentyone years Of age and
have voted Chat ticket ever since.
Il was a candidate for this same Of
flee last summer but failed in the pri-
mary by a few votes.
During the campaign before the
regular election last summer, at the
request Of the democratic committee,
I spoke in many places in the county
in support of the party nominees and
will do the same thing this fall if re-
quested, no matter who the nominees
] at tomorrows primary may be"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-03
NATIONAL BANKS CAN'T
INSURE DEPOSITS
Attorney General Bonaparte Gives Opinion
on the Oklahoma Banking Law-Can't
Come Under the Law

Washington, Aug 3.-In formal
opinion rendered by Attorney General
Bonaparte at the request Of Secretary
cortelyou Of the treasury department,
It is held to be illegal for any national
bank to enter into a contract or other
arrangements with state officials for
S'the purpose Of creating a guaranty
fund out Of the banks deposits or CAPT
tai stock, to be used in paying the de-
positors Of any bank included within
the terms Of a state statute any de-
flciency there may be in the amount to
be received by them from the assets Of
such bank in the event Of It's failure.
Secretary Cortelyou re quested the
attorney generals opinion as to the le
gal right of national banks in the state
of Oklahoma to contribute toward the
guaranty fund OF to avail themselves
Of the other privileges of the state
banking act"
In the course Of an extended opinion
Attorney General Bonaparte says
"The statute Of Oklahoma to which
you call my attention creates a state
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-03
Great Crowd Attends
the Mass Meeting

An immense crowd attended the
mass meeting of the churches at Con
vention Hall last night Stirring ad-
dresses were delivered by Rev. Fred
Nichols, Rev NJ L. Butler, Rev w A.
Freeman and Judge Dickerson. The
addresses dealt with the general
theme, civic righteousness. and the
enforcement Of the prohibition law
was especially urged
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-03

banking board, composed Of certain
designated state officers, and requires
the said board to levy on the capital
stock an assessment Of 1 per cent Of
the banks daily average deposits, with
certain deductions, upon each and ey-
cry bank organized and existing under
the laws of this state. This assess
ment is 10 constitute what is designat-
ed as a deposits guaranty and addi-
tional assessments are to be levied
against the capital stock of the banks
proportionately to the amount of their
deposits, 50 as to always maintain the
fund at the designated amount
1T is generally recognized that a ma
tional bank has no power to guarantee
the obligations of third party unless
in connection with a sale or transfer
Of its own property and as an incident
Of the banking business.
1T is illegal for the officers Of any
national bank to enter into such an
agreement, and that persistent and
willful action to this effect on the part
OF any such bank would be just cause
for forfeiture of its charter
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-03
cHIcKAsHA HOTEL MAN GOES TO
WICHITA

Horace Humphreys, formerly propri-
etor Of the Early Hotel, has acquired
an interest in the Hotel Carey at Wich-
ita and has assumed the management
Of it. The Carey is one Of the largest
hotels in the Southwest and enjoys
wide popularity Mr. Humphreys is a
hotel man who has worked his way
from "bell hop" up to the top and his
friends here are pleased that he has
taken another step upward.