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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-21
rhotEs CELEBRATE

HlsseDia. Non. July IA horse
fselae msllaec. 3 balloon ascension
band e0neefia and sh aHiomobile ex
eanioa ore among the amusemenfa
Ibn Missouia has provided today for
BE visiting eagles The opening sea
slon of ihe gste convention wss CAD.
led 10 order today
h8Oihof business meeting vii BE-
hold tomorrow followed by q compel
lays drilling contest iof $50 10 prizes
aHd base bail gains i0f ihe Eagle
championship n ne slate The grand
Illuminated parade which % advertised
aa ihe most gorgeous spectacle ever
seea Ia Montana Is scheduled il
morrow night. after which teaa a
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-21
NOTICE

UNION nEN-Au unlon men r-s
requested no meet af Murray Han oVer
Neal's Meat Market st - m sharp.
Friday Jelly prepared to attend us
Eafneri encamrment
By order q the Trades Council
A. 81 BENNETT.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-21
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aslf fom Mormon brethren from sals
iAks ciiy fhg announce tAeif Inlen.
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already working zealoDsly dlsl1but
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-21
Or. RIDDLE SPEAKS

orine % f.le rain iasi night ~ Rid.
d.a diG lDi Gsnssi his speech on the
bank coIler 81 previously announced
bsl BE- states thst Be wili maze me
welsiu ring tonight. promislng 10
have things 10 say that VIII Interest
the voters.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-21
FOs mE7 PASTOR STILL
INTERESTED IH cHicKksHA

REV = 7. Bltler receirad letter
from Res Wm p Ripper q former
Daeiof n me Mefhodist church here.
in Which zee latter expresaed bis z
re- iasl ~ Hss unable 70 attend ~
recent H0neT-Eaislng rally here aal
spoke in llosf kindiy manner q ais
former Dsrishonen 81 Rippey >
49, charge ~ the church = fcAIeslsf
and g meea pieaged aith ls arf0lnz
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-21
BAREFOOT BACK FROM
rRlp 70 COLORADO

HfF y k0IO1EHU
County Attorney p. y Barefoot re.
turned al noon today from an outing
Ia Colorado after attending the Den
yer convention he went to Colorado
Springs With bis family. spending 4
week q more drinking ozone and
viewing ne sights ME Barefoot and
baby viii remain there till about SEP.
tembef
y bad q fine TRIP. said ST. Bsre.
foot e1he convention wae 4 great
one Oklahoma took everything by
storm enjoyed every minute Of the
me aaa there and n j was q million
slfe I'd 81 there every summer
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-21

ToDat1. JalY zi 20 lD9k as4 "
fanhhe. fe1aaf1 n fbe a'aie board
~ bsall aelgeo aoeee that q Wae
s1laWia lof farmer women 20 eeli
rotten efea il seems lhat his netlee
ald not fsaeb ali oi them Hang q
Ileu afe Going ieil absa1 uafket.
lae 1aa ese ghe 0sld laspeelofs afe
50 aD4eaalas ibe Information by tack
nFsD nkHe va every rural store
TITS unls4lui q sali ia egga"
AD f0Hs II wmbllnga are heard
lfaA lhe HMai communities. bot Df
fmmllua aaaf il We ihs laN enc Biil BE-
enforced
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-21

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a11 gle haf saiisr esst u town died
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-07-21
LAND FOR SALE

60 acres farm and ranch. More
than 600 acres corn ard alfalfa
ard o. this tract ago acres nov
u cultivation. 2 miles from small
town On the Frisco R. K. sets
improvements. al fenced, living
watef. Prick ezo.o0 per acre
7zo acres good Indian lard 8
miles east Rush sp i8gs Okla
Price sr7 50 per acre.
g scres, ! miles South Of Chick
asia. Very f1e corr aud Alfalfa.
land. Price 5000 pr acre
soacres Ialian laud, 5 miles Of
Ninnekah. Price SIS. 90 per acre
90 acres ~ miles Of Chickasha
Fine prairie land Pr.oe $zz so per
acre.
Space here viii not permit Of rs
giving you full description q all
our lands. but sill say We have
everything in farm lands ana in
yile you TO call at our Office and
/ let rs show our list.
HAYES & JENKINS
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-05-28

Sixth District, G.. s. Smith. p.
Seventh District, B. r. Lee. - 3
Eighth District, e. A. Hampton.
Ninth District, X. 8. Flipper.
- Tenth District, Evans Tyree:- ....
Eleventh District, B. F.. Salter.
Twelfth District, H. B. Parks:
Thirteenth District, which includes
all or West Africa, w. H. Heard. 4.
Fourteenth District, Cape Colony,
Iransyaal, and all OF South Africa,
j. Albert Johnson. - -..%
The conference enacted new dis
c1pl1ne prohibiting dancing, card
playing and theatre going in all
forms. Intemperance is strongly
condemned.
, A feature OF the closing session
was an address by Rev. DR.. G. B.
Hill, In which he condemned In
strong language >lawlessness OF every
grade, and. especially mob violence
and lynching.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-05-28
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ANTI-SPITTING:
Ordinance Will Affect
: the Whole State ~
Board Of Health Issues an Order Pro-
hibiting the Dangerous Habit i'm
All Places Of Public Gathering
Railroads Must Provide
Cuspidors.

Following is the full text Of the
order recently issued by the state
board Of health against splitting in
certain public places: .:...
Pt. Pleasant, w. Va, May>1, 1908.
1t Is hereby ordained by the state
board Of health Of West Virginia:
Section 1. That it is hereby de-
clared dangerous to the public health
and unlawful, for any person to spit
Of expectorate or deposit any spatum
upon the floor, stairway or upon any
part Of any theatre, public hall or
building where the public congregate
or upon the floor Of any part OF any
railroad car or street car or steam
boat or any other public conveyance
In the state Of West Virginia, or up
on any sidewalk abutting on any pub
lie street, or alley or lane Of any
city, town or village In the state Of
West Virginia.
Section Q. It Is further ordered
that every railroad or steamboat
company, shall provide in each stnok-
Ing compartment or smoking car as
many cuspidors or spittoons as may
be necessary for the convenience OF
passengers. And the managers Of
every railroad or steamboat operat-
ing in the state Of West Virginia
shall cause all cuspidors or spittoons
used therein to be cleansed and dis
infected by steam or other approved
disinfectant, at least once In each
day and shall keep not less than one
half G-2) pint Of per cent solu-
tion of carboic acid in each cuspi-
dor or spittoon.
Section 3. No person shall sweep
or dust any floor or part of any the
ater, public hall or building where
the public congregate or any floor
or any part Of any railroad car, street
car or steamboat or other public con-
veyance while being occupied or
used by the public, unless the same
has been thoroughly sprinkled with
approved disinfectant.
Section 4. Within sixty days after
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-05-28
COMMITTED
Were the Terms of Two
Prisoners
Governor Dawson Shows Clemencv
to Two MoundsvilIe Prisoners
One Forger, the Other a Muir
derer, the First Being Lib
Grated.

Governor Dawson has commuted
tne sentence Of murderer in Ran
dolph county convicted OF second de-
gree murder and an Ohio county for
ger, who endeavored to pass a check
Whlle drunk. The case from Ohio
county Is very unusual, owing to the
prominence Of the convict, whose life
HAS been b1lghted. Alfred Triple is
graduate Of Columbia University
Ii the city Of New York, having TAX
en- q course Of civil engineering and
procured degree as doctor Of phil
osophy. About two years ago, while
intoxicated, he forged the name of a
Wheeling citizen to a check and was
so drunk that he took it to the men
whose name he had forged to have it
cashed.
The Wheeling citizen refused to
cash the check and told TrippeI It
was q forgery. The next day, how
ever, Trippel took the check to a
bank and tried to have it cashed. He
was arrested and charged with for
gerry, and upon conviction was SEN
fenced to two years In the peniten-
September, but he was released IN
on certain conditions.
Coleman Alkire was convicted of
murder in the second degree in the
courts Of Randolph county. Two
years ago he had quarrel in the ga
loon OF q man named Phares at Ola
dy. "a fight followed the quarrel. AL
kire was a young fellow, while his
opponent was much heavier and
more powerful man. Phares had
Alkire backed up against o slot ma.
chine and was beating him unmerci-
fully, when Alkire fired and killed
him. Alkire himself was knocked
unconscious and remained in that
condition for three hours after he
mad Killed Phares. He was tried
and convicted Of second degree mur.
der and was sentenced to ten years
in the penitentiary. His sentence
was commuted to six years by the
governor. =
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-05-28

Secretary Of State Swisher Is un-
doubtedly getti8g the best of the
warm contest IN sNood county for
delegates to the, state convention, and
1T is expected thAtthe Wood delega-
ton of 50 will S4ne instructed for
him. The Wood sprimary is next
Tuesday, and both candidates for
governor. are camping in the Wood
capital, where they will remain un-
til after the contest ends.
SO far as newspaper backing is
concernd, Scherr has the best Of it,
as the two, republican newspapers at
Parkersburg are warmly supporting
him., But SWishsrtis mixing with
the people and numbers among his
strong supporters slarge majority OF
the leading men pc the city and
county. The coIiHty committee has
assured him Q. SOM Se deal and ne is
Sa1rsady looked II pSis asSS the, winner
in the county, ,>... ...'.
Notwithstanding the%har fight be-
ing waged in Wood county, it is plain
that Swisher has the nomination
won. BY Including the counties of
Randolph and Wayne, which have
selected delegates to the county con-
Venuons, Swisher already has 443
delegates, the number necessary for
g a3chofce in the: state convention, as
- shown by the following carefully
compiled table: ~
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-05-28
PUBLICSCHOoLS
Will BE Called Upon to
Save. the Mound
owner of the Famous, Mound at
Moundsville Has Promised to
Stay His Hand Till June 1st .
-. II He Is Assured of a Fair
Sum.

The announcement made by G.. S.
McFadden, of Moundsville, owner Of
the famous mound, that he would be-
gin to- level the same unless he was
assured q fair price for the mound
by June LIST, has stirred numerous
societies and those interested in his
torleal and educational work to ac-
t1on:> The Grand Army Of the Re-
public, the Ladies' Of the G. A. r.,
Woman's Relief Corps and Daugh-
ters OF the Revolution have promis-
ed to render aid in the movement to
puy the mound, while Supt. Thos.
c. Miller Of the department of free
schools, has started movement for
Mound Day in the public schools
this fall and funds collected, on that
date to be used for the purchase Of
the mound.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-05-28
$25,ooQ.0o
10 Be Paid Master i'm the
Debt Question
Neither Virginian Nor a West Vir-
ginian Is Eligible for, the Posi-
:. t0n Which Calls for the Ut
=. most Skill and knowledge ~
.., of Figures.

Richmond, Va, May 26.-Consid-
cradle curiosity Is entertained by
those who have followed Virginia's s
famous debt suit AGAINST West Vir-
ginia as to the identity Of the lucky
individual who will be named mas
ter to adjust the accounts between
the two states,
This position, which, of course, Is
analogous to that Of commissioner
of chancery, will pay most hand
somely. 1t will hardly command
less than $4,000 a year. for the
work will require the utmost skill
and practical knowledge Of accounts
The place, in the very nature of
things, can go neither to a Virginian
nor a West Virginian.
Attorney General Anderson, who
went to Washington Sunday. in con-
nection with this matter, said that
both sides had submitted names to
the supreme court Of the Z United
states, but he: declined to. say who
had been reeommepd d. Il. fa aa q ftidad
that the appointment in the course
Of the next two weeks. 3 .., 49,
But this will not mean the termit1-
alton of-the litigation. On the con-
trary, 1T will not be fairly under way
until the master gets well into his
work, as he will have to deal with
labyrinth Of figures and q maze
OF complicated accounts. ';,H>, -
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-05-28
HARPER's FERRY.

The Forty-first Anniversary OF
Storer College will be held May az.
June a. The Commencement germon
will be delivered at Curtis MernorfaI
church, May 81, at 8 p., m., by Presi-i
dent D. B. Purington, Of the State
University. The exercises by clasas8
are as follows: 1!5s2i
Monday, June 1, DeclamatorysPrizS
Contest Of Fourth Year Glass. s%. M
Tuesday, June 2, DeclanaatoRys
Prize Contest OF Third Year Glass. &
Wednesday, June 3, Ora<oricaI
Prize Contest Of Junior Glass. @b.
Commencement Exercises, An-.
thony Hall, June 4, 9:30 a.Lns ~
Alumni Dinner, at 1880 r. m.
Alumni Exercises, at 3, p. M. b,
Closing Exercises, 8 D. m. ~ XXX
Music will be furnished by College
Choruses, Glee Clubs, Orchestra and
College Band. ~ ~, s., z b II
Preparations are being made To
entertain q large number OF visitors
during Anniversary week. .a %aE
The base ball season for the flraEE
team at ,Storer cloaed Saturday. the
%, with a game at Howard Uhivar1
sity. Storer closSs the year ia Mo-.
tory. The score was s to 4. sllfs3gs4. (.
A number Of the boys and asflaR.
together with Miss Brown and P.FeSl-
dent Mcdonald, accompanied tfsa
team to Washington. 22}.sgF
Early in the evening q phone raS5s
sage was received Anaonpc tastk
victory and several h1arss 1ataS Whah
they arrived they f6tfpd North poftesx
of Anthony Hall heantfapllss deDoSs
ated and feast prsDaFed for 4aass.
The event was csftaiIli II. one os the
most pleasant OF tha s4Ason, s
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-05-28
DEATH
Penalty Is the Portion of
Negro Murderer


Unless the supreme court OF ap-
peals reverses the Judgment of the
lower court or Governor Dawson in
terferes Frank Martin. the slayer of
Beulah Martin, in Harrison county,
must die on the scaffoId in evpiation
Of his brutal crime. This was the
verdict OF a Harrison county jury
made last Saturday after deliberat-
ing for fifteen hours.
= The report Of the jury was made
at 10 O'Clock SATURDAY morning and
the negro murderer heard the ver-
dict without a finch, although he
has expressed a desire to be shot
rather than to be hanged. The veR-
dict as first submitted reads 1--WE
the jury, find the defendant guilty
as charged in the within Indictment.
Signed, Amos Carter, Foreman. 4"
The judge then authorized the Jury
to amend the verdict by adding to
the passage of this order the owners
or managers of all public places,
theatres, public halls, or buildings
where the public congregate shall
post conspicuously printed copies of
this order, and it Is further provided
that the owners or managers Of
steamboats,, steam and electric rail-
ways operated in whole or in part Of
the state Of West Virginia shall post
printed copy of this order in q con-
sptcuous place in each cabin, passen-
ger and baggage car owned or oper-
ated by said steamboat or railway
companies.
Section 5. ANY person or persons
having charge Of such railway trains,
passenger coach or steamboat, or
public or private conveyance, or any
other person, who shall refuse to
obey such rules and regulations,
shall be guilty Of a misdemeanor.
(See Section 1928 Of the Code Of
West Virginia.)
section 6. 1t shall be the duty OF
the local boards Of health, health au
thorities and health officials, officers
of state institutions, police 6ficers,
shertHs, constables and all other Of
ficers and employees of the state or
any county, city or village thereof, to
enforce the provisions of this order.
BY order of the State Board Of
Health Of West Virginia.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-05-28

uniformed Ra:. < turnl out In A
large number. Thursday night. to the
Solid Rock Industrial Fair, a. the
Centre Market Hall, which is being
held the entire week. The occasion
being the Grand Reunion of the
Knights Of Pythias and Uniformed
Rank. The affair was we'll attended
and the vast audience appreciated
and enjoyed the fair to their hearts
centent.
The following speakers were pres
ent and made addresses Ex-Gov.
Pinchback,> Auditor Ralph w. Tyler,
John G. Dancy, Recorder OF Deeds:
Judge Terrell and Hon. Harry s..
Cummings.
The Uniform Rank made a nice
showing, under the command OF
Brig.-Gen. George H., Carter. =:
A banquet was served after the
affair at the Hoffman House. Mr..
Wallace Smith avs the caterer. T.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-05-28
.MACC0I!!RKLE
Is Being Groomed as a
DarklHorse
tfaois Sbtllses i s aIaa
taar's Name WAY .IsA .tIsed TO
stamDede DeShocratic Conwe1. ;.
ton, If Littlepage is Not
to Hold His Own.

The apparent victory or Louis Ben
nett for the democratic guberna-
torial, nomination, is responsible for
the story currently reported that an
attempt will be made at the Char
lesion convention to stampede the
convention to former Governor Mac
Corkle, whom the Chiltons are anx-
ious to lead the democratic ticket
TINS fall.
The support given Senator Adam
Littlepage by Col. Chiffon has been
lukewarm from the start. Even at
the Parkersburg committee meeting,
Col. Bill told his hearers that Adam
would not make a fight for the Of
flee, but would be glad to have the
nomination. Since that time he has
done nothing for the Kanawha coun-
ty candidate and would have refus-
ed him the Instructions Of the Ka-
naWha delegation had it not been for
the popular support accorded the
senator 'oy the delegates to the
county convention.
Since the majority OF the counties
have held their conventions and Sc
lected delegates to the state nomi-
mating convention it would look as
II the Weston candidate had the bet
ter Of the argument with the Kama
wha senator and unless q stampede
is started fop former Governor Mac
Corkle, Bennett will beat Littlepage
Now it, Is the plan to allow Bennett
to come within the grasp OF the
nomination and then turn the tide
toward MacCorkle.
The nomination Of MacCorkle Is
the desire Of Chiffon. The latter has
realized that, Littlepage would never
win, but being candidate from Ka-
nawha county he could not throw
him down for another. Last Satur-
day Chiffon saw McGraw instruct
Taylor county for Bennett and real
lies that the Grafton colonel will
name the next governor unless Ben
nett has an opponent other than
Senator Littlepage.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-05-28

IT. the Words 80, nlsrder in the first
'degtee.", M. :" q,
This being thessafst instance in
which "a Harrison county Judge has
been called upon to pronounce the
death sentence since West virginia
became a state, a great interest has
been aroused. The public generally
Is In sympathy with the verdict, as
the trial. Notwithstanding the peer
less defense put up$for the negro by
Attorney Edward G., Smith, brought
out the fact that he is one OF the
most dangerous criminals on the pen
la records Of. West Virginia.
Much admiration. however, is ex-
pressed for ! the man's ATTORNEY.
whose plea for his life upon the
grounds of higher Justice was the
most eloquent address to have been
heard in the local courts for years.
Prosecuting Attorney Morris con-
duct OF the case and his powerful ar
gument for the extreme penalty in
order that societys may be protected
was also regarded ,as an exceptional
ly able effort, S,}&s.r
1ne convicted inttR, has heretofore
expressed a horror 5of hanging and
begged the sheriff3 to kill him with a
revolver in the event that the jury
found verdict aiffRclent to hang
him. He told Shertfr Flanagan to
take the gun. with which he had kill
ed the woman and shoot him at the
Jail rather than, let: him go to the
gallows. - 17Fs5 -@-.-r-.
The crime for#t which Johnson
must die was committed at Gypsy
during the month tof March. John
son, according to the evidence, had
been on terms of Intimacy with the
Martin woman and had had trouble
with both her and her husband. He
swore that. he had arranged with
Martin, the husband, to take the
woman for a money consideration,
provided she chose to live with him.
Upon her refusal to do 80, according
to his story, words followed and he
shot her IN. the. fear that she would
take his life. The. evidence, how
ever, did not bear out this state
ment.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-05-28
NEGRO METHODIsTs

Norfolk, Va, May 21.--The Cen
eraF conference Of the African Meth
ooiss Episcopal church, at it's final
session today assigned the bishops to
theT districts for the ensuing quad
rennjum. 1t also retired Bishop Jas.
A. Handy, Of Baltimore, and Bishop
b. I. Tanner, Of Philadelphia.
zine following are the assignments
of-bishops:
First District, Wesley J. Gaines.
second District, JIeyi J. Coppin.
Third aDistFictsY MilIiam h, Der.
rick. 2 IT - - 8S
Fourth District, c. H. shaffer
Fifth District, Abraham Grant.