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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-21
WHEH TaE 0THEa ~ . IN
MIaarluas1 q Qlhafa Ffa1ueHilY
Cause Of esiteoasfataiaiiea.

q Woadef Why &c ia aald the mel.
aneholg man. CHAT whsn va hear %
miafortunes that don't come very close
70 us. there Is usually q feeling we'll.
I woat call q one ol superiority Of
fate but certainly one of recognition
OF the atneas Of things b which We
are not picked out Tor such evil case.
And We arc careful to giye ourselves
an possible credit for exemption
Jones. you hear. has failed. Poor
Jones. Y0a know him, and you know
that e you had been in his place you
wouid have seen the signs Of disaster
and taken warning. Browns son has
made i runaway match. Well. we'll!
That Is tough on the Browns, but H. NJ
clear that they didn't understand
bringing up q boy. And 20 1t goes.
There's Q preenine 0f the feathers, an
assumption OF an air OF conscious rec.
titude. Does It come from innate
selhshhessg o. Is Il because there
has been no personal experiences o.
sorrow along the lines ihdicatodg" ?"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-21

FOR SALE House on Third and
Washington; one and one-half story;
l6x2O Apply to G. G. Buchanan
1-20-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-21
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Ten acres two miles
from Chickasha; frame house 16xs2;
4-wire fence; 400 apples rees; 400
peach trees; 300 plum trees: 100
cherry trees; acres in grapes; one
fourth acre pie plant; spring on land.
Price $1,000. Jonas Cook. Real Es-
tate. 1-2O-8t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-21
MISCELLANEOUS

FREE-Cow feed and cern shucks
at Everybody's g.n. Come and help
yourself. Free for everybody. 1-2O-9t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-21

FOR RENT-one Broom house. one
S-room nouse. one s-room house J. P.
Nail. 1-1s-3t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-21

pOR RENT-TwO Nicely furmih.
Cd F0Oms; modern. Call AZ 621 Colo
ruD Ave-, phone 1ex. lR-e-dtt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-21

FOR SALE-16O acres near yerden
5-room frame house. Price $4,000
Jonas Cook, Real Eesate. 1-2O-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-21

BOR SALE-Best quality prairi
hay in ton lots at $40 per ton. z. H
Tuggle. Phone 652. Hip II
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-21

WANTED-Cash will be paid 70
some clean white cotton rags at tn
Daily Express office. dtf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-21

WAnTED-Cigu salesman. Ex.
EsFiencs unnecessary. sl0s per
Aonth and EXPENSES. Peerless Cigar
g., Toledo. Ohio. l-l7-H
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-21
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-The lady Maccabees lost
their sashes, in a paper box, red,
white and black. out OF I. 0. o. F.
hall. Phone. 625. 1-2O-St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-21

HELP WANTED

WANTED-Lady or gentleman To-
assist ia organizing fraternal order.
Salary and commission; permanent
position If satisfactory. Call at 50i
Colo. avenue. Andrew McBroom
1-202th.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-21

hosr-small, yellowish, gray
Shepherd dog; tail clipped; leather
collar with ring on it; liberal reward
for return to s. F. Elliott, Chickasna
R. R. No. e., Chickashs 1-9-2w&d
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-21
NeW Year
Resolution

As the new year 1908 approaches
we should make some good resolu-
tions. Here are few that TignOr
& Cash have made.
We are going to give our customers
better service.
We are going to still hold our re-
pntation as handling the fancy
trade Of the city.
Our Vegetable spray viii always
be filled with eve thing the
Southern market affords. The
quslity Of our goods will be kept
to the highest standard.
Won't you resolve to trade viii
Tignor & Cash this YEAR,
Tignor g Cash
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-21

WANTED 100 bran sacks. Steph-
enson-Brown Lumber CO. 1-2O-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-21

Contractors Of ail Electrical cOnsuconwOrk Rsima,as
plans and specifications furnished Mote, dynamos and a
work, sign and window decorations specially Eal ros
sewing machine motors and Medical electrical appliances m
commercial and family IN stock Wholesale dealers Ia VII
Ing material Of ell kinds Prices right and orders runtl
6ued. We kindly solicit your ogdeEs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-15

Geo. goroenL Der 8orisenoq
oes 6emofratiihen Staats= grefutip-
&onites, bat ben offi5ieIen 4ufrni
erlaiien Der Die oemofratii6e Staats-
fonbention auf ben ii. @uguit mad
unierer Staot einberuft. SIN Staate
lit Der 8ablfampf in boaem @ange.
Sn allen Counties fino bic &anoiba-
ten eifrig babel ben @dblern lire
ipe5ieIen 8oraiige ms refte 2iht
81 iesen un6 au6 Die Champagne
UNI Die S~taatsdmter bot begonnen.
Die beioen 4anbioaten fir oas Gene
ralantDaltsnmt auf oeilen 9eiebung
iid fait oas gan5e Sntereile fon5en-
triert, iino IN boiler Sdtigfeit.
Mpnne, Der 4nnoioat ser 8aileD-
2eute> III. idon ieit IA 9agen naltf
Dem Stump" nllo Gapioion, gai=
IeD's unerbittli6er @egner, bat am
Samitag in Goriicana feline erite
Heoe gebalten. 9a5u fommt iebt nod
Die Notwithstanding, Die nod
item bier 8oden big 3ur Hrimarmabl
lpcroen alio borausiidtlif re6t feb
baft meroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-15

merfen bitten, boB Die &epolntion
beute cine gei6i6tli6e 8eurteilung
perlongt. @ir fonnen nidt mebr
l6lanfpeg bon o&origsfeinoen" lpre-
den - oas lit l1nlinl1. Sauienoe
bon 8atrioten ltanoen auf leiten Der
Gepolution, Die nidt ben &egieren=
Sen, loroern oie Geeierl1ng befeboe=
ten. Sea nno oas fommt ia oltd
bel1te nod .3rpeilen ielblt BET auBer=
orbentlib ropaliitiid gelinnten 2en-
ten Dor SIM iibrigen: uaaes
flieBt". Son Sen &ebeIen BON emit
geben it unlern gagen mande in
gsfarpins nnb GROCER Uniform 5ll
@pfe uno nebmen bobe Staatsltellutt=
gen Elm. Sd meme alio, man fonnte
altb iiber oie gergonsenbeit oes On
fel grnit getroit CUR Sosesoronnng
mathematician
@r bate oas aaes in leid)tem, ELL
menig ironii6 anflingenoen Gone ge-
iogt 10 mie er i'm liebte. @ber nidt
aae am Glide liebten oie Mrt nnO
@eiie Cribs. Otto mar iebr ber=
ltimmt. Seine geraoe, cine geipiiie
Sffelbeit b~epor5ugenoe Natur bette
fir Die eoloenen grifen oes getters
menie iibrig. Sante &ifhen CAB If
rem MiBmut in fraftigen @ortell
Musorud. Die liberaliiierenoen Sen-
bergen @ri6s femme man MIN nodge=
raoe. Seit er &e6tsanmalt gepor=
Sen, idmenfe er immer mebr nad
linfs Elm uno peroe i6lieBli6 big auf
oas Yetroleum fom1nen uno bis anf
&nebel (bamit meinte Tie gebel, aber
auf cine Namensperipe6slung fam
es ibr our6aus nidt am. Grid nno
Ggon antnorteten ibr ider5eno; bod
Der General piinidte Die @iiroe Der
Stunoe gefpabrt 5u miiien.
SD bite, BEL ser Sabe gu blei-
BEN" iagte er. ngs lit biel @abres
an Dem, mas Grid geiogt bat, OBJ
l1on id, uno i6 betone oas, meinen
politil6en @runoiaben nod atf Ell
ner anoern @arte itebe als er, auf
elmer gang gleid! Sd bin
eilt alter getreuer 9iener meineS
aonias, uro BEG aoniss @ort gift
mir in gbren. $50 er per5eibt, fon-
men aud III r ger5eibune finoen.
3umal es iid Inn nidts banoelt als
Inn Grin5ipienfragen. Sbr tpiBt be-
reits, BOB aud grnit cine Sodter be-
libt uno oaB Elm uiieliger 3ufaq ibr
ben gleiden @eburtstag gegeben bat
mie 4nna. Sd babe mid munmebr
nit @rnit in @erbinoung geiebt, unb
er bot ii6 bereit erfldrt, fir ii6 unb
ieine &inoer aaen uno ieomeoen erb-
redtliden Inlpriiden ouf Sobenwar-
te 5u entIagen. 9os ioa beute 5u
Erotofoa gegeben meroen."
(Sprtlesuns folet.]
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-15
MIIerIei.

- Ger SIT 5lpolnabriger 3lldt=
bausltrafe perurteilte Neger go.
2pons, lift Dor 5pei @o6et aus Der
Mnitalt entipruneen, am Gam tog
obeno aber in ser 8aplor StraBe bon
oen @ebeimpoli5iiten 8omad uno
Guintana mieoer eingefangen NOR
ben. Gr iagt, er fonnte es I'M 3nft=
borie nibt ollsbalten ulb modte lie
Der erihoiien meroen.
Die @abl i'm 8erbeiierungs=
9iItrift $50. Z @roipect &iW fir
oie Musgobe bon $4,000 IN 8onos,
lit allf ben Is. Slli musgeI6rieben
mprben.
George Garoen @oriiber oes
oemofratiihen Staats<Grefntip-&o-
mites, bat bie offi5iele @nfiinoignng
erlaiien oaB oie bemofrotiide Staats-
fonbention an1 II. @ltglit in Gan
Mntpnio ltattfinbet.
Die Sidet-Sffice Ser Siioli6en
Gacific gabn lit pom Spernbanie in
oas Woore @ebarbe in Der Souiton
StroBe berlegt iporOen.
- Die gount~p=& ommiIiare baden
bie unper5iiglide Sritanoiebung Der
2onoitraBen alleeoronet, iiber pelde
Der 8oit=Snipeftor BON @aibington
lebtens alaee gefiibrt bat.
SIN @runoeigentumsgel6dft
muroen pergallgene ISOLDE $f26,562
%umgeiest.
- Mm Sonntag lpare1l es bier5tg
Sabre, oaB &ep. @alter 81. &idaro-
Jon Ser ct. Marfs episcopal Stride
poritebt uno Dies greisnis muroe in
Ser Stride entlpredeno gefeiert.
Die groBe 9ise aml Sonatag
bat Die 8emobner Der Sta0t
nift bon ibren ~getpobnten StraBen-
fabrten uno Musfliigen abgebalten.
Die eleftrii6en Cars tDaren poabe-
ieet 5uipeilen iiberfiiat uno audi Die
Gilenbabn5iige entfiibrten biele Serte.
Ger Mutomobil-Glu unternabm cine
Sollr nod Weu=graunfels. Sim geiten
poren ieood 9iejeniaen ab, Die 81
@aitie blieben uno Ser &abe pflegteil.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-15

= @er bid no6 0einen &leioern
beurteilt, Dem 5eige 9ein SnnereS
ni6t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-15
Jm Snni.

Ser Snni lit Elm Gpmmermpnb,
Weam lit bic 6ite ffDn geuDbnt,
Wtan tueik, es fanr nidt anbers fein
ttmb finbet iid aud brmm bareim.
Waam trinft ant Mbenb nidt mebr beik,
M1d1 Mtttags ttrtntt man See nit Gts"
Salate ttintntt man gertte an,
@enn rtan lie gut b~ereiten fann.
Nimmt man iein Mabel Mbembs aus,
Sp gebt man nidt in's Shamfpielbaus,
Sc mtrb i'm Mnnbi detn promeniert
lln6 tie NIT Giscreme baum tractiert.
Gin Ticnic finbet aud mol itatt,
@enn's ntd1t SIT btel geregnet bat,
Senn bic Watnr bent nidt 8ennk
@enn man int SeudJtcn %tuanbeln tnti,.
Muh finbist ms bic Giienbabn
Sebr bi1'ge GTcmritpnen an,
Sad 2anba's Yarf, mad @alDefton
SGbrt man 81 nieb'ren 4retien ffon.
go giebt's @ersniisen mamdjer Mrt,
@enr man iein 0jelb ntdJt eben fpart,
,@as fpmmtt's amf bic paar &r1ten an"
Sp ruff int 2etftfinn ntanfer Manrt.
God tper iplibe bleibt sn @ats,
Sir ben itebt's aud ntdt tribe aus,
Gs iprst ia uniere neae 5eit
Sir Gpmfprt nnb 8eanentli6feit.
Sdeint branfen aud bic Spnne beif,
Stets lit es fiibl, mic ieber tuetf:
Sprt iuu bic Slider raid fid brebfn
9abin fanu man sur Siiblnns seb'n.
Sn fiibler Gnbe fist man bier,
Sci ieincm @laie 2pmeS Star 9 r
Sas, felbit 10 fiibl ,pie Norblans= Sis
8Drtrefflid ms 81 titnben iuetk.
@as ifeert ms bnnn bic 9plttif,
Die friest itait 10 tuie 10 balb bid,
Sas Gtn5'ge, mas mir iuiinidJen, tit,
DAFT man has & 9 ME permiRt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-15
Wie 1T btesI

Wir bteten einbunoert Douars Beloh>
nung fir ieben Sal bon &atarrh. Der
nidt our9 ginnebnaen bon 9aa's 8as
tnrrb<&ur eebeilt tper6en fam.
S. S. gbeneb & 60, gigentb.
SoIe0o, 8.
@ir, bic 11nterseidneten, bnben s. S.
gbeneb felt ben lebten is Sabren ges
fannt unb baIten i'm fiir boufomr1en eb@
renbaft in allen Observation-Disclosures
rno finnn5ien befdbigt, ole bon ieiner
Sirma einsegangenen gerbinoiibfeiten
at %erfiiIen
IS & Srnag, @robbanoels> 9ros
guiiten, SoIebo, 9.
90 aIbing, &innan & Warbin,
@~roBban6elsS Droguiiten, Soleoo. 9.
0au's RatarrbsR ur pirb imnerli1 ge<
nommen n1b pirft brett auf bns 8lut
unb Die i9Ieimigen Sberfldden bes
SDftems. 3eugnifie fret berfanot. Preis
IS Gents per SIai9e. @erfauft bon allen
Gpotbefern.
6au's Eamilien<ginen iilb Die beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-15
Wnte ssamilien MeSisin.

ngs madt mir 9ergniigen, elm
gutes @ort fir electric gitters ein-
5ulegen", idreibt Granf Gonlan, 436
9ouiton Ctr, Seem gorf. ngs lit
cine quite GamiIietmeoi5in fir Ma-
gem uno 2eber- unoronungen uno fir
Hiiden uno WierenIeioen ME 5u bod
~empfoblen." Ct reguIiert Die Ser
omtungsfunftionen, reinigt oas 8lut,
itdrft nno belebt beibe @eihlehter.
Inter @arantie perfauft BEL MooIpb
DreiB urlb 81. gobn & 60, @potbe-
fer. so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-15

8dmprrbDiben, Biz jebt als nnbeilbar
betrahtet, fonnen binig, nni1Goli9 unb
ihmer5Ios burd Mntpenbnng bon 9r.
9. @ilsbee's ranafeifs" furiert nerben,
ipas burd Sauienbe bon Iebenben 3eus
ger, tpelde ibre @eneiuns oieiem NM
lddbbaren Wittel 5u banfen baben, be-
pieien tDer6en lam. Wnlter nerben
gud auf Gerlnngen bnr9 g. Neu5tdbter
& Co. Bog 2416, Netu Dorf, f~Dftenfrei
5n9ei6idt. 3u baben in alien renoms
mierten Npotbefen. 9itet eu6 Dor
Na6abmungen ]. Ghtet barauf, bab Die
rnteri9rift bon q. Silsbee, SO. 8. 5id
auf ieoer Seite Der S9adtel befinbet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-15
amsmit gieienbadJ fir 9iitriff-G lerf.

9err Mugu1t Bte1enbab 1T als
aat0ioat fir oas @mt oes 0iitrift-
glerfs aufgetreten. gr gebort elmer
Der dlteiten uno b%efomteiten 6ami-
lien Ser Staot an, lit bier groB ge-
moroen nno beoarf oaber mobl feiner
beionoeren Gmpfeblung. Wfit fanf-
mdnniiden Jabigfeiten msgeriiltat
unb ourb feline friibere Ste1ung als
Staot-Glerf nit offentlihen gerpal-
tungsiohen pe%rtrout, lit er %nolauf be-
f1bigt ben Soften ms8ufiiaen uno
cine muIterbafte 5iibrung oelielben
itebt 81 erparterL ioate Die @abl auf
i'm fallen. @ir empfeblen i'm gang
beIon0erS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-15
2ofaleS.
Ganbioateu fir bic nadite @abl.


Die offieae Site Ser aanoioaten
fir Die ndhite Wabl lit mie folgt:
aongreB, IA. 9iitrift Sanles 8.
Slopoen.
Staats-S Senator = S. s. Onion
uno SEQ Sarleton.
Gepraienta1t, 9lab @o. - 81.
8. 8en uno Sbab 8. Moams.
Gepraientar1t, Ylab No. 2-Stto
8abrmuno, 81. 8. Stanfielo, Se1rp
&Doer Saplor unb Sbeooore $.
8anfs.
9feprGlentant, 8lat No. 3 = Che
tier Serren ntlo Setb Seitaro.
OiItrift-&i1ter, 81. 9iitrift =
gomaro 9mper.
Oiitrift-@ i6ter, 81. 9iitrift = 81.
50. Seeligion nno sc. s. 8udlep.
0iItrift-Mntpalt = S. CHARLES So
fer nno 0elion 2Dtle.
9iitrift-glerf - In0res goD it.
unb 81. 8ieIenba6.
Gountp-Gidter - g. $. Sboof
lno Sbeooore @arris.
Sheriff - 9. 9. 2inolep, gbos.
s. Stepe1s, George Surfep, Sreo.
$. 2ancaifer 11no 50. 8. @ofortb.
Gomntp=glerf - Sranf 81. SEEM
ton 8ibian @omilton uno 90. S.
Campbell.
gountp-Mnipalt - George Snnt=
reB l1no Som S. Neipton.
gountp-Goneftor Sobn 81. Bit
ter.
Gountp-afiefior gilbert g.
9utb.
gountp=S 6osmeiiter 81. 9.
@alton If. nto so. 6. Sbiner.
gountp-8ermeiier = 90. so. 2ode.
Gountp=S buliuperintenoent 3.
S. Stenart.
&Gl1te uno @ieb-Snipeftor -tSart
Mnifep ltno g.. g. Guerra.
Oefentlider @1ger - 81. 6. SOB.
Gountp-&ommifiar, Yrecinft SEQ.
Il 9. sc. 8oor, Yablo gru5 uno
Mntonio @errera.
Gountp-a ommiiidr, &recinft SEQ.
q 5am 6. 8el, So. @alm, Mn=
quit Santleben uno Sabe 81. WeDer.
gountp-&ommilidr, Hrecinft No.
81 Sranf Somtners uno Sen &iol=
baiia.
Goltntp-& ommilidr, 8recillft geo.
A. SO. 6. &roeeer, Senrp g. Sunt
uno yiop 8arneburg.
Jrie6ensridter, Yrecinft 9fo. 1,
Blab SEQ. / - sos. umi6eiO.
Jrieoensridter, Grecinft $50. 2,
8Ias SEQ. 2 ~ Sen 9. 5isf unb
&arrp @erkberg.
5rieoensri9ter, Brecinft Geo. 8
80 9enrD Stabl.
Srieoensridter, 8recinft SEQ. A
Sames 90. Erainer.
Srieoensridter, 9recinft geo. 5.
g. 8Dnaters.
5rieoensridter, Hrecinft SEQ. 6
$. S. Miles, S. 9. 8pmaters uno
SSrnn 6. @oran.
Srieoensridter, 8recinft go. 8
Mlfreo Goeppermein.
a%onitabIer, Grecinft No. l.
Sobn 6. grainer> S. 60. @ilfens
uno 6. S. &eepes.
&onitabler, Breci1ft go. 3 - Mn-
ton Hittimann llno Martin StabI.
&onitabler, Brecinft No. = Io.
Seal.
&onltabler, 8recinft Geo. 6 80 He=
oro Wunos uno &obert s. Stia.
aonitabler, 9recinft SEQ. 7 - $.
90. Gilbert.
&~onitabler, Yrecinft geo. s -
Gbas. 4oppelmamt.
Yorfisen6er bes grefutip-& omites:
aug. g. MltgeIt, s. 8. 8aB nno $.
6. @iloebrano.
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Die geiten inn Marfte

yNadoem i6 megen 6roniider lln-
peromllidfeit is Sabre geooftert
luno iiber 200 Collars au~sgegeben
bate, bat nidts mir better gebolfen
als Or. Sings Neue 2e6en8piaen.
Sd bolte iie fir Die 8eitert Die lie
berfouft muroen~, ibreibt 9. S.
4pscuie bon Sngleiibe, 81. 6. 90
rontiert 81 baben BEL aoolpb 9rN'5
uno 81. gobn & 60. q Gents.
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Seirats . eGetne.

4aiil Mueller uiib Bertha Sduele.
Stepben 6. Stumberg unb Ilma See
li1lNon
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-14
'MAz DAzNANs" WANT 1T.
New Religious Sect Trying to Hold
Woman's Property.

Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 14.-Several
witnesses in favor of the petition of
Mrs. Mabelle NJ. Dutton, that a con-
servatory be appointed by the probate
court to prevent her aunt, Mrs Ellen
NJ. Shaw of Lowell. from giving her
property to the sect know as the MAJ
Daznans," were heard by Judge Nc
Intyre.
During the examination the court
asked the attorney for the petitioners
not to present evidence bearing too
much on the belief and forms of the
MAJ Daznans as it tended to make Dr.
Hanish, one of the leaders, the de-
PENDANT instead of Mrs. Shaw. The
lawyer replied that he wanted to
show that DR.. Hanish was the domi-
mating force and that Mrs Shaw was
completely under the domain of the
MAJ Daznans.
The principal witnesses were w. s.
Dutton, the husband of the petitioner
and Mrs. Adolph Dittman, who lived
for several years in the home of DR.
Hanish at Lowell. ~ -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-14
A CHANGE OF VENUE.
Samuel Bitter to Be Tried for Murder
in Ford County.

Greensburg, Kan, Oct. 14.-Samuel
Bitter. held for the murder of Mrs.
John Rosenberger, in this county Oh
the 10Th of May, was granted a change
of venue by Judge Findley, in the dis
trict court here. Bitter. who has been
confined in the Reno county Jail, was
brought here by the sheriff In the
morning, accompanied by a detachment
of the Kansas National guard. The
feeling in the community where tie
murder occurred has been intense and
the sheriff, fearing mob violence, ap-
pealed to Governor Hoch for protec-
ton, which was granted. Some indig-
nation was expressed at the presence
of the troops here. Bitter was returne ed
to Hutchinson last night accompanied
by the troops. He will be tried at tbs
January term of court in Ford county
The state was represented in the trial
by County Attorney ]. D. Beck, Attor-
neys L. d. Day and J. w. Davis. Bit
ler's attorneys are l. e. Lambert OF
Emporia and H. ]. Hodgson of Eureka,
the latter city being the former home
of Bitter, and where his parents, who
are respected, now live.
The crime was one that reused all
Kiowa and surrounding counties. Mrs.
Rosenberger was the wife of a farmer
living on a ranch near the big William
Rockefeller ranch between Belvidere
and Greensburg. She had been to town
marketing that Saturday when Bitter
or some one caught up with her, rid
ing horse, attacked her in a canyon,
and then shot her to death. The body
was not found until the next day.
Horse tracks led to the home of Bit
Ter. who was living nearby on ranch
with a woman who claimed to be his
wife. He was arrested and taken to
Hutchinson and has been there since.
except for a short trip to the county,
so he could waive his preliminary hear
ing. The woman with whom Bitter
lived soon after went to Hutchinson
and they were married here in the
county Jail.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-14
L. o. o. F. IN SESSION.
Management of Orphans Home One
of the Questions for Settlement.

Salina Kan, Oct. 14.-More than
1000 delegates are in the city to at
tend the grand lodge of Odd Fellows
and auxiliaries, and while 1t is the
largest crowd of strangers ever in
Salina, they are all being taken care
of. The selection for the place for the
next meeting of the grand lodge is
causing considerable interest with To-
peka, Wichita and Garden City in the
contest.
The only officer to be elected in
the grand lodge is grand warden,
which will take place Thursday morn
ing There are six candidates.
The question of the management of
the Odd Fellows Orphans home at
Manhattan is to be disposed of before
adjournment. The home is now I'M
der the management of the Rebekah
assembly. although the Odd Fellows
grand lodge has been contributing
$4,000 annually to its support, the
women have had some difficulty in
making both ends meet, and the home
is therefore a burden to them.
Mrs. Hattie Luse of Great Bend,
the president of the Rebekah assem-
bly,, comes to Salina with a PROPOSE
ton that one-half the property at
Manhattan be decided to the grand
lodge of Odd Fellows. They do not look
on the proposition with a great deal
of favor as they claim the change
would nearly double their expense,
which is already large. and it would
make the contribution compulsory in
stead of optional The matter will be
disposed of in some manner, how
ever, at this meeting.
The grand encampment held the
annual election, resulting as follows:
Grand patriarch. S. b. King, Bur-
| lingame; grand high priest, C. N.
Baker, Wamego; grand senior warden,
H. w. Spangler, Lawrence; grand
| junior warden, A. B. Peacock, Stat
| ford: grand scribe. Lew T. Reese
Leavenworth; grand treasurer, Henry
j. Aten, Hiawatha; supreme repre-
sentative George w Titus Harper
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-14
GOOD WORD FOR SCOTT.
Secretary Wilson Had Only Praise for
the Kansas Congressman.

lola, Kan, Oct 1.-THE all day
Republican rally here was the biggest
political event lola has pulled off in
years.
Secretary James Wilson of the de-
partment of agriculture was the chief
attraction at the afternoon meeting.
Secretary Wilson said he did not
come to lola under the direction of
any campaign committee; that he
came out of gratitude to Congressman
Charles F. Scott who, as chairman of
the house committee on agriculture,
had done so much for his department
and the agricultural interests of the
country. He then said:
Among all the members of con-
gress 1 have met Mr.. Scott has given
more attention to agriculture in all
It's varied and numerous details than
any other member. He was a close
student Of the work of the department
before he became chairman of the
committee on agriculture. which has
now grown to be one of the great
committees Of the house.
But since he has become chairman
of that committee he has become the
champion of the department and of
the farmers of the country. The de-
partm emit has grown very greatly in
recent years. There were few more
than 1000 scientists and employees in
the department when President Nc
Kinley was inaugurated. There are
now about 10000.
For the first time in my experience
of twelve years. If the department is
attacked on the floor of the house it
has a champion. He is ready at all
times to explain to the house in de-
tall what the department is doing with
any sum Of money appropriated, and
the sum has grown from a little over
$2,O0O,000 twelve years ago to a little
over s15,000.00O at the present time.
mr.. Scott has already become one
of the very best tit for tat debaters
in the house, thoroughly equipped
on all points and ready at all times.
No outsider has any business to say
to Kansas what they should do
in regard to their representatives, but
would regard the absence of Mr.
Scott from the house as a loss to the
whole department of agriculture, and
to the farmers of the country, as we'll
as a personal loss to myself"
At night two big meetings were
held. Only one had been scheduled
but the outpouring was so great that
an overflow was held. Cor gressman
Pollard of Nebraska and w. r. Stubs
were the speakers.