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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-23

FOR RENT-A nice cool room;
newly furnished; electric lights and
bath sol South Sixth. 4-22-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-23

FOR RENT-Three nicely furnished
rooms at 22s Third street, cor Iowa.
Phone 565. 4-2O-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-23

FOR REM

FOR RENT-A nicely furnished
front bed room; all modern oonvenien-
ces; suitable for gentleman or lady.
Phone lO2; at 621 Colorado. 4-2O-H
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-23

FOR RENT-1O acres bottom land
one-half mile of city limits. Jonas
Cook. Real Estate. 4-2l-3t
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
SHERMAN IS BANKER
AND Manufacturer
Neuipee fer Yee-Pr~zi6eEf l. N4s
Of A8air~ m Nev Tsrk Ssate-
0acr tspirrd O. ~ Speaker
81 Hoa~e.

NEW YORK Special laepresea-
taffve james 81 Sherman. nominare1
for Vice-FTt sitsnt b. TIE Repnoiic1a
party Is a man 81 anaifs and of scras
moment in the busins ss history %
New York state He "a bead o. he
Utica Trust Company and president Of
the New Hartford CEnning Company.
Years a%o there was o cor hIuarlo1
90 all the ice companies in Tgica un-
der one head. and fne pool of interest
was headed hy Nr sherman In adj
drion Co those interests De Ia a mem
Der of the DIRE ctorate 90 haf a tcEen
banks and trust companies. and IA
rated al the richest man in Ctica-
Nr sherman has always taken a
keen interest in national politics. and
hts prs diction made some time 2Eo
showed his insight into the situation.
On Albany be- gave out an Interview
en- Which De- predicted tde nomination
OF Tart on the 6fkt ballot and prophe-
sled thst either Doliver or Fairbanks
would be chosen FOR second place.
Representative sherman is chair
man of the Republican Congressional
Committee in his district tasf year
Quite iirflr publicity WAS drawn
uucn the bead of SIR. sherman hy the
disclosures GO his part Bee the ALE ged
Hartman contribution to the ttepuo-
lican national campaign.
ln isee SIR. sherman asnired co he-
come SPEAKER OF tLe House. BUT vas
defeated
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
RICH VEIN or GOLD
OPENED NEAR CATAwBA

SPENCER. y. c. Special. - The
Peach Tree MininE Company. under
the manage ment OF p V Hedrick. a
former merchant OF Spencer. has open
cd a rich vein OF gold near Catawba
Station. Catawba county. which Isl
yielding l25 tons Of ore per day. pam
ming - cents per ton. The vein IS
500 feet wide and several miles in
length and with an unknown depth.
The company. which owns several
thousand acres 90 valuable land ad-
jacent 20 the mine. has installed an
Erdman gold-washing machine and
other mode ri equipments The con-
o TIA will De Incorporated within few
days at $4,000 The mine gives
promise OF being one OF the richest in
the South.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27

CHICAGO. -Special-Winiam
II. Taft. OF Ohio. for President; James
5. Sherman. OF New York. for Vice
President
This IS the ticket the Republican
party placed before the people OF the
United States BY the National Con
vention that concluded IT'S work ON
Friday. June 18th. az Chicago. Not
outstanding the claims put forward
before the meeting OF the convention
By the supporters OF other candidates
for the presidency. the delegates when
assembled cast their votes ovsrwhelm-
fngiy for the Secretary Of War upon
the first ballot and. upon motion Of
General WoOdford. OF New York. =
supporter Of Governor Hughes. the
nomination was made unanimous.
The vote Of the convention nomina-
ting Secretary Taft was as follows:
Taft. s02. Foraker. IS: Hughes. g..
Cannon. S. Fairbanks. 40: Knox. IS;
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
PRESIDENT PLEASED
BUT NOT SURPRISED
Does Not stop Tennis same when
News OF Fafi's Nomination Was
Brought TO Him. Had Already
Prepared statement

WASHINGTON. 10 C-Special-
When the news Was received az the
White House that Secretary Tart had
been nominated. President Roosevelt
was playing tennis with his old coli
lege mate. Robert Bacon. First Assis-
tant Secretary Of State. One OF the
Presidents secretaries Impaired the
Information 20 him ON the tennis
court. in the rear OF the White House
Office building
Mr.. Rooss Felr bad already prepared
an expression OF his views Of the Taft
nomination IL was written cut early
Ia the Afternoon. before the ccneen-
ton had reached the nominations and
then Mr.. Roosevelt went Out for q
drive with Airs. Roosevelt. with the
time Of the tennis game dxec for the
moment OF hts return. The Prssi-
dents secretary. Nir. Loeb. handed out
the tspeNritten statement. When a
buiietin came over a private wire 10
the White House announcing Tafts
nomination
Mr.. Roossvelts statement said IN
part.
4 feel that re coantry -. indeed
20 oe congratulated apOa tAs nomknS-
ton Of Mr. TAR I have known hfn
Intimately fer ms2y years and : have
a peculiar feeling for aim. becA0se
throughout tha1 time re have WorkH6
for the SANE objects. ~lto The sane
purposes and ideals. ] d noz t-ltexe
there c0aid BE foend IN al tna cOun-
try a nan 50 rel agted % - Fresi-
dent
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
TAFT AND SHERMAN ARE
NAMED ON THE FIRST BALLOT


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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
NORTH CAROLINA MILLS
CONTINUE SHUT DOWN

WILMINGTON. y. Especial 1.-The
Cotton Manufacture Association OF
North Carolina az its annual conyen-
ton at Wright's Beach June nth.
adopted the reComme ndarion reported
by President r.. 81. Miller. Jr.. of Char
lotte providing for a Curtaiiment OF
production of the mills. at least until
August LIST. and until Sepfember ist
by the mills that can stand it. This
really mean am extension of the pres
emit shut down period which was de-
ciled upon by rhe executive committee
&c the association several wee ks ago.
and the limit made July fst Consc-
QCeutly some mills shut down and
many others have been running on
half time.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
PRESIDENT is PLEASED
Platform j. Disposed of ia short Or
der Over Protests Made by La Fol
lette. OF Wisconsin Anti-ln-
junction Plank and Greater
Railroad Supervision
Incorporated.


Born in Cincinnati Ohio. Sep
TENDER IS. 1857
Graduated from Yale In 1873.
and from the Cincinnati College
or Law ia 1880.
Appointed assistant prosecu-
ting attorney OF Hamilton cOun-
". Ohio. in 1881.
Appointed judge OF the Supe-
riOr Court OF Cinnati in 1887.
Appointed solicitOr-general OF
the United States in 1890
Appointed United States Judge
for the Sixth Judicial Circuit in
1892.
Appointed first civil governor
OF the Philippines under Ameri-
can rule IN 1901.
Succeeded Eiihu Root OF Sec
rotary Of War In 1904
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
MADAME GOTLD WILL
BE WE'D N ENGLAND.

Paris. Special-In order 90 avoid
the possibility Of any unpleasant in
Cident 10 has been definitely decided
that the wedding az Madame Anna
Gould and Prince Helie De Sacan viii
not take place in France Although
the time and place OF the ceremony
are still sacrcclv guarded 90 can boz
stated that the couple viii Do married
before the end 90 this month and
probably I'm England
Madame Gould is greatly pleased
that her brothr. George Gould. who
left New York FOR Paris. Is 20 Do pres
ent az the ceremony
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
Named By Burton.

Tafts name was placed before the
convention by Repre- sentative The0-
dore 5 Burton. OF Ohio. who spoke
fervently. with the singing voice OF an
Evangelist. which went ringing
through the great building The close
OF his speech OF nomination vas the
signal for the loosening OF the long
peut-up feeling OF the Tart legions-
Instantly the Ohio delegates we're on
their feet other States following
while the convention hosts In gallery
and on floor broke into mad demon
stration.
Taft. Taft. W. II. Taft" came IN
a roar from the OhiOans. MegaphOnes
seemed 20 spring from concealed
places and swell the Taft tumult into
thunder. A large blue silk banner
BE- airing the familiar features OF the
state sman-secrctary. Was swung be-
fore the dele gates. awakening a fresh
whirlwind OF enthusiasm.
All Semblxnee Of order Abandoned.
All sembIance OF order had been
abandoned. and the delegates arenS
was a mae istrom OF gesticulating
men. the guidons % the States were
snstched up By the Taft enthusiasts
or borne under b. the storm Of dis
order. The band ~as tRaUdibls. a
mere whisper above the deafening vol
une Of sound For ten. 6fteen. thea
twenty. minutes this uproar continued.
+ II was q REPETITION % the scene o. the
day before. when The name OF Rooss-
welt threw the convention into q fren-
~. repeated In utensils ard almost IA
duration. But there Is q ltnit 20 the
physical resources of taro4t and lung
and AZ last the tirsd voices died down
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
SUPREME COURT DENIES
BLACkSTONE'S PETITION

wYTHEvILLE. vA.-Special.--The
Supreme Court Of Appeals 81 Virginia
has refused the mandamus asked for
by Judge Blackstone in his effort 20
prevent Judge Clarence Robinson
from filling the judgeship from which
the petitioner was deDOsed. The
court ruled that the petition did not
set forth good grounds for granting
same.
There were no attorneys present In
the case. the petition having been sent
90 the court
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27
THE PRESIDENT ORDERS
STRAY DOCS MULLIED

WASHINGTON ID Special -
President Roosevelt has directed The
district commissioners 90 take ste ps
90 have an STRAY" dogs in Washing
ton muxzled for the next sixty days.
The recommendation was made with
view 20 checking the epid mic OF
rabies now prevailing here. as indi-
Gated in a report from the Bureau OF
Animal Industry. Department OF Agri-
culture. made public on Monday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27

The nomination % Secretary TAR.
and The adoPtion o. a platfora alo1g
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27

hres apDroref 81 ~ zfsuicfse rzslDc.
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HocsPseE. wko Wes ID 1lrect crn1-
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27

NEW Special With $4,000
already realized by the sale. more
coins from the collection OF Peter
Gschwend. of PittshurE were sold
June 10th in the rooms of the Collec-
tors Club a Virginia shilling sold
Tor sos. Many az the most promi-
nent numistatists 90 this country were
present az the sale.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-06-27

Ia Toilette 81 Roosevelt 8. absent.
Total $780,
q roar greeted the announcement of
fhe Tait vote. ana tor time nande-
mon.um r,lened Deb the convention
BAN
Representative Bcuten of Illinois.
who nominated Cannon. Was one CO..
Che FIRST delegates to mount cAai~
aut can. "Hurrah for Taft'"
The band PLAYED the stars uausl.d
Banner ana many 900 the crowd john
ESQ iu singing rle national anthem Ar
ter This tle dt monstratiou ceased a
big cruyon portrait OF TAFT was
brought to the stage and prominently
placed
General Woodfo-d. OF New York was
recognized ana said "Mr Chairman.
0n the request OF Governor Hughes
and of the united New York dele ga
zion. ] move that the nomination OF
william -. Tart be made unanimous "
Senator Penrose. OF Pennsylvania.
moved 90 make tho nomination unani-
nous. Mr.. Boutelle OF illinois, sec
Onded the motion. and Indiana. Wis
consin and the Foraker delegates fol-
lowed suit The motion was carried
with a shout
II declare the vote 90 be unani-
nous. said the chairman. and the last
cheer OF the day was given In re-
Spouse
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-30
Hottest Day and Night of Year

Sour dispositions painful
simply the hottest
working Coupled with tempera
fairly Paduhans
atmosphere turned
rs steam rnedthe city big radiator.
really for the first time last night
stirring last night As 1t
William
United states conducting interesting
the business district and
people from to
10 degrees cooler they work
a the residence sections where there
the moder
with little
remains high In Paducah there
each night each being mater
Fl rst Broadway Sixth street
through the solid
fifth about
Relief through tn under showers is promised for to-
hot spells
will he experienced anywher United
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-30
Program For Tomorrow Con-
tains Many Fine Features on
School Work.

An appeal for the extensive use
of the Bible in the public schools
was made by DR.. NJ Z. Dodd. pastor
OF the First Baptist church. who con-
Quoted devotional exercises at the
opening OF the McCracken County
Teachers Institute this morning. The
Bible as a text book was declared 10
contain the pureset English. the best
poetry. the best text book from a
physiological standpoint. The min
lister eulogized the work OF teachers
In the past and urged upon them inn
portance of their work inasmuch as
lthey build character as well as con-
vey "book learning"
Attending the institute today are
la number of prominent educators
who rendered assistance in the dis
cussions. They are Prof. Henderson,
OF Nashville. Tenn; Prof. Hurley.
of Smitirland. Superintendent Fer
guson. OF the Livingston county
schools and Superintendent Carnagey
and Professor Rouse, of Paducah.
Professor Henderson will make a
lengthy address to the teachers to-
morrow.
Language, Mathematics. Science
and So iology. the four fundamental
lines of thought and study were the
subjects OF lengthy discussion by
Professor Coates, this morning. The
instructor showing the correlation OF
each with the usual text book
studies in use in the county schools.
After DIR. Dodd's address. Professor
Dudley. superintendent OF the Penn
broke city schools, gave an address.
which was followed by a report of
the committee on rehearsals presented
by Mr.. Kirkpatrick dwelling on the
essential points brought out at We'd
nesday's session Of the institute.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-30
TEACHERS LISTEN TO INSTRUCTIVE TALKS
NEXT TO LAST DAY or COUNTY INSTITUTE

The remainder of the morning SEES
sion was taken up by Professor
Coates who gave a progr9m for the
different grades from an outline on
the blackboard. Work was suggest
ed for each grade each year. A daily
program was also presented which
the Instructor said had been prepared
by a committee OF fifteen of the best
educators of Kentucky and was de-
clared to be the best for an element
airy school
The program for tomorrow is as
follows:
How conduct study in the school
room - Environment, management,
method--Prof Coates
Advanced Geography-List of 10
advanced facts-Miss Ruby Knott
Five related facts-Miss Verda
Hoover.
Educational value - Mrs Bur
roughs.
Trade winds aud the Desert of Alta
cama--A. b. Cox.
Relation of Solar and Siderlal Time
-Chas. Ferguson.
Outline showing how to teach po-
litical divisions-Miss Oracle Hughes.
Recess.
Civil Government-Pro T. j.
Coates.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-30
BOND ELECTION
MUST BE- HELD ON
THE REGULAR DAY

The school board will be unable to
hold an especial election for the bond
issue. according to the advice OF
Wheeler, Hughes & Berry to ]. X.
Bondurant. president of the school
board The city charter provides
that bonds may be issued by the
school board at special election. but
the state constitution provides that
the election for the issuance of bonds
for schools shall come on the regular
election day. The trustees are dubious
about the favorable passage of the
bonds on the regular election as the
voters are so interested In the cleo
ton of officers that school bonds are
forgotten. However, the trustees
have not given up hope, and by set
ting before the public the necessity
OF issuing the bonds a try will be
made OF getting the Endorsement Of
two-thirds OF the voters.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-30
KY. REPUBLICANS
ARE HARMONIOUS
and OPTIMISTIC

Postmaster F. NJ. Fisher, who has
just returned from attending the
Taft notification at Cincinnati, and
the Republican state committee
meeting at Louisville. expresses him
self as highly pleased with the Opt
mistic tone at Cincinnati and the ex-
cellent harmony that prevails among
Republicans of Kentucky. The cam.
palgn committee chosen at Louisville
Is first class, he says. Especial,
gratifying is the recognition OF the
Fairbanks men in the selection o.
j. w. McCulloch, of Greensboro. fol
the committee. w. /. Thompson wa'
sustained as chairman of the Hen
derson county organization. He was
a Fairbanks man.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-30
SPECIAL TERM OF
CIRCUIT COURT AT
MURRAY NEARING
Alleged Night Riders Will be
Arraigned Before Judge
Cook on Monday.
Much Interest Centers in
Drawing Of Jury
MANY WITNESSES FROM TRIGG

Murray. KY, July 30. (SpeclaD
Everything is in readiness for the
Opening Of the regular term OF cir
cult court next Monday. at which
time the indictments against over
fifty Galloway farmers for night rid
ing will be tried. Sheriff Edwards
and his force Of deputies. assisted by
the soldiers that have been stationed
In the county nearly four months.
have summoned "a large number Of
witnesses. while number OF sub
poenaes were sent TO Trigg county
for witnesses for the defendants, and
this causes many people interested
In the cases to believe that some Of
the men will attempt to prove they
were in Trigg county on night OF
raids. in which they are charged
with being implicated.
An interesting feature OF the pre-
parations for the trial will be the
manner of procedure in summoning a
special venire of jmymen. which I'M
doubtedly will be necessary. Usually
the sheriff is ordered to summon men
without being restricted in any way,
but owing to the prevailing condi-
tons the list may be ordered drawn
from the jury wheel Strenuous OBJ
lection would be made TO this course
by the prosecuting attorney, as the
wheel was filled with names before
night riders became a popular pas
time in Galloway county and there
Undoubtedly are many names of
might rider sympathizers IL not night
riders themselves. IN the wheel.
many of the recent depsedae
tons have been committed in this
judicial district, presided over by
Judge Thomas p. Cook, OF this coun-
ty. as Judge and Denny p. Smith. OF
ITrigg county, commonwealth attor-
Iney. eyes OF the law abiding citi-
zens of the entire judicial district
will be on the coming session of the
court. which Is the first held in the
district for two months.
Among the defendants. who have
been charged with being leaders of
the night rider klans. are Joe Bell,
a young school teacher. and Jake
Ellis. a country blacksmith. Thomas
Jones, a magistrate of the county. Is
also indicted and a great deal OF in
terest centers in his case.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-30
Bryan Declares Independent
Party Was Organized to De-
feat Democracy and He
Shows the Similarity of the
Two Platforms.

Chicago. July 30.-This city is get
ting a real foretaste Of coming polit-
ical activity The entire sixth floor
of the International Harvester build
ing is being fitted up for the Repub-
lican national headquarters. Active
campaign management begins there
next week.
The fitting up OF the Democratic
national headquarters at the Auditor
ium Annex also Is in progress.
Following the nomination of a
state ticket the new Independence
party is planning today for the cam
paign. Former Vice President stew
enson today opened headquarters in
his canvass for the Democratic NOM
ination for governor.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-30
sherman Remains.

Hot Springs, Va, July 3O.-Taft
arrived from Cincinnati after an event
less trip. He declared the story that
Sherman will resign as his running
mate and that Governor Sheldon, of
Nebraska, will be substituted, is alb
surd. He received letter from Sher-
man yesterday saying he will soon be-
gin campaigning. Taft declined to
discuss politics further.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-30
FOUNTAIN AVENUE
METHODIST 70 BIZ
UNDER ROOF SOON

Rapid work by the contractors will
make the new Fountain Avenue
Methodist church ready for the root
in two weeks. and the building com
mittee in a meeting held this week
ordered bids for the slate roof to be
in at the earliest possible moment
AT the same meeting bids were or
dered on four designs OF seats for
the auditorium, which are expected
to be in by ten days or two weeks.
These seats are to be of fine quality
and will cost in the neighborhood OF
900.
When the annual conference OF
the Methodist church opens in Nov
ember, the Trimble Street Methodist
church expects to report through the
pastor, the Rev. G. w. Banks, q
completed new church. The first ser
vice in the new church will be held
the first Sunday in November, II
present plans do not nfiscarry, and q
bishop OF the church will preach thu
Idedicatory sermon. Enthusiasm
among the membership is unabatet
and few churches ever built in th'
conference can make better finan
cial showing. for this church is prac
ticaliy paying as it goes.
Nine memorial windows OF the
highest quality of stained glass will
AFFORD the natural light to the church
Different members OF the congrega-
ton have paid for these beautiful
windows. The other furnishings IN
the church will be in keeping with
the general high quality Of the
building.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-30

Lincoln. Neb.. July 3O.-Bryan IS
sued a statement, regarding the In
dependence party platform, declaring
that voters cannot accomplish any.
thing under It, except the defeat OF
reforms. He estimates that the hide.
pendents' only purpose is to hurt the
Democrats. He points out many
planks similar to the Democratic
platform. Either the Democratic OF
Republican party must win, however
The question before the voter is. will
he assist in the defeat of the Demo.
cratic party, because he cannot get
all he wants?