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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-05

Cleveland, O., March 5.-Between
i75 and 200 public school children
burned to death yesterday in fire
in Lake View Public school buil1ing
at Collinsville, a suburb Of this city,
following a panic among the half
thousand children in the building
Many others were injured
The fire started in an oyerheatcd fur
mace The flames quickly aprea1 and
a panic ensued when the children at
tempted to escape.
There we're but two exits from the
building that were available. One Of
these was used freely by the pupils,
but the other soon became chosed by
the children who dashed madly for an
opening.
Those who fell in the doorway were
trampled upon and the passage was
soon impossible
The children then turned to ESCAPE
by the windows and any other means
that could be found Escape. however.
was cut off by the flames which spread
Throughout the various rooms OF the
building.
The building was built Of brick, yet
this did not retard the progress Of the
flames In a few minutes the lowef
floor fell precipitating scores Of child
ren into the basement among the burn
ing embers
The scenes about the building were
heart rending Quickly the news
spread throughout the village and hun
dreds OF parents crowded anon the
building in search Of their children
Within few minutes twenty bodies
had been recovered from the buildina
land the arithing Hving forms 81
dozens Of others could be seen in .fe
basement
Nearby factories we're dismissed ard
THE employees brayed the flames in he
iroic efforts to save those not dead
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-05

8. l. KimbAll, general superintendent
Of the life saving service, said Of an
applicant for a certain post;
The man was recommended for his
steadiness Now steadiness Is q virtue.
especially IN life saving. that goes
none toe far. Whenever think Of It
think Of an old lady I ussd 70 know.
Mrs. Madden. gentleman onea
said ts this cid lady, your Reishbor.
Herbert Bisbing. has applied 70 ne
Gor work. Is be HteadT7
Mrs. Madden threw up her hands.
Steady. Is it? she said. Sure. II be
vas any steadier he'd be dead
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-05

A man who bored all his friends
with his incessant talking prided him
self On being able 70 hypnotic people
One day while asserting this and per
ceiving signs Of incredulity on his
friends faces he turned to one Of them
and said
In order 10 prove Il TO you viii
make you 90 to sleep If you Ike
Certainly" replied the friend; ''you
have only to speak"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-05
HORSES AAD MARES FOR SALE

! have JUST received a car load Of
young farm mares and hoFsts from
Western Kansas. which win sell for
cash or credit al reasonable prices
This load Of horses are the righ kind
and II you are IN the market iof any
thing In the way Of a farm team do
not fail to call and see them at the
Farmers Home wagon yard right back
= sullivan's mule barn. corner Fifth
ard Pennsylvania. J. P. DORIS.
5+5-01T-WIE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-05

It hath been said thar wise men
Eay nothing IN dangerous times, and
Swift. the greatest Of English satir.
lists, with provision. remarked that
wisdom is a hen. whose cackling we
must value and consider because it Is
attended with an egg. but then, lastly.
II Is 3 nut which, unless you choose
with judgment. may cost you a tooth
and pay you with nothing but 3
worm.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-05
NEW PROTECTIVE ORDER
WILL BE ORGANIZED

The persons in chiekasha interested
in the National Protective Legion
state that they expect to organize a
local lodge Ia Two weeks. with afty
charter members Already large
hu'abes have applied ID. membership
and it Rill be no hard task TO secure
the required number.
The headquarters Of The lodge ars
at Warerly AZ y and It is an insur-
ance and social order.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-05
THE POSTMASTER CAN'T
SUPPLY THE DEMAND

For the second time within two
months. The Chickasha postoiace has
run out OF money order blanks. These
were iast received January 8. and re.
QUESTION was made January 10, for
another supply As yet none have been
received Since the average number
Of money orders sent out day. ia
over 90, even lack Of forms Tor one
day causes much Inconvenience.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-05
SUPREME COURT WILL
HEAR BANK CASE APRIL Z

Guthrie, March 5-The Oklahoma
supreme court has set April l3 as the
day to hear the noble State bank Of
Noble vs.. the Oklahoma state banking
board, wherein an attempt Is being
made to have declared unconstiiution.
81 the law recently enacted which pro
rides Tor guaranty Of deposits IN banks
ahe case was originally nled in the
aissr.st court here where the law VA
Hiheld
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-05

Don't you think" asked one sheep
IN the aock OF another. that It Is ab-
surd feF humans to be cutting on our
wool la ths way they lo?7
u ahAnlA aav an anmwaraA fha
Qih& 7 gu 4 llaRE Rannsnss."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-05

One drunk and a gentleman who
had engaged in puglistic encounter
composed the entire program In police
court this morning. Both paid the cas-
tumHTY Fne SS
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-05

FOR sALE-Raled hay, thoroughly
cured and housed; in one to ten ton
lots; no stems. Delivered In city $3.50
per ton. Geo. Munford. Phone l6s.
a..
? Hui
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-05

FOR sALE-Thoroughbred ilicE
.iangshang fowls or 10 left They
80 at a bargain Call 9O2 South Nlnih
Street 333t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-05

L0sT-A black Jet belt, between
Christian church and Third street on
lawa avenue. Return to 319 Iowa d
receive reward. 81 81
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-05

wANTED-sewing by the d.
an experienced dressmaker. Cali 81
21s North Third Boot
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-04

ejercicio de todas las funciones del
gobierno propio.
Nj aqui, nj en- Ell pals en- que en-
pezo q lucir la estrella politica del pre-
sidente electo de los Estados Unidos
cree nadie EN- csc lamentabe estado
de impreparacion de que Sc esfuerzan
en- hablar los sublimes maestros de go
bierno propio., nj Sc puede aceptar la
classification de pueblo parvulo que Sc
ha querido impartir 4 todo el que es-
ia privado de fuerzas materiales uni
ca formula moderna de consagracion
universal del derecho.
I la prueba mas palpable mas re-
clente de 10 que decimos puede hallar-
Sc en- las clecciones de aver. ell Il CO.
20 logrado por los unionistas, OH esa
victoria electoral que supone una des-
authorization plena Y franca del pals
contra 10 que Sc ha venido hacienda
hasta ahora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-04
b tempo en- Ia ISla
Nublada sofocante

Tor lo regular Fl tempo de III Sc
mana fue seco caluroso. I'll domingo
) lunes fueron pareialmente nublados
Y sofoeantes, con hleros agnaeeros IN
unas cuantas loealidades repartldas.
Los dias y y - hubo fuertes lln-
Was en- muehas localidades de 10 diyl-
sion : Y en unos cuantos puntos De
las divisiones y. Y ..
Los tres 0ltimos dias IL la semana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-04
.LAS ILICCIONIS
LA NOCHE DE AVER
Ell nino enclenque
Ell niiio enclenque

La noche de aver en- San Juan sera
por muchos amos una noche inolvida
BILE, una de esas noches que quedan
grabadas eternamente en- la memoria.
Que hermoso espectaculo!
Mas de doce mil almas Sc reunieron
Ell aquel recinto, anhelantes, ansiosas,
avldas de leer en- Ell henzo de anun-
clos ell resultado de las elecciones, en-
los pueblos.
Ell nlno sin vigor sin vida, parali-
tico, enclenque, abultado el vientre,
su rostro palido, amarillento, el nino
de los ojos grandes, en- los que CEN
tellea la luz de la inteligencia como
| dijo Matienzo Cintron, en- Ell Ateneo,
Sc desperto, Sc movlo, sacudl6 sus
energias demostro una pujanza, una
| fortaleza, I'm vigor de combatiente se-
| reno, valeroso tenaz, que seria una
| injusticla no tributarle no I'm aplauso,
slno una ovacion dellrante, estruendo-
sa
Cualquiera que conozca Il San Juan,
luzgue el cuadro que ofreciera La plaza
, Principal de un extreme d otro, po-
blada de miles lie personals. parecien-
do I'm hormiguero los BALCONIES de las
casas, las azoteas, el Ateneo, Il Casino
Espanol, todo en fin, donde cupiese
In alma.
Cada vez que en Il lienzo anuncia-
dor Sc dibujaba una mayoria unionls-
la 4 republieana, Sc elevaba en los
aires, I'm APPLAUSE nutrldo, prolongado,
que parecla un trueno. y miles de ma
nos moviendo panuelos y sombreros Y
hasta slllas, en III hurra pronnnciado
niles, coronado II exito de la campa-
ia
Gentio immense La dcrecha, In
iizquierda. Ell I'll centro lie la ancha
avenlda, parecia que anoche ii pueblo
DE- San Juan 80 habia dado eta para
demostrar asl, como ese pueblo vlrll
| y eloeuente tiene arrestos soberanos,
alientos de glgante, fuerza de leon.
En- medic del entusiasmo desbordan-
t.. I'll medic IL una agitacibn IL III
clamoreo que atronaba las oldos, no
So hizo III un arresto, no hubo nj una
pelea, 10 sono una mala paiabra Y
por un milagro H. la Proyidencia Ca
ia cindadano ~ convirtio en I'LL poll
cia I'll iii guardia he All prestigio po-
lltieo IL su prestigio moral
Esos pueblos asi que sabeu an
carnar de I'LL mode tan bizarre, las
conqustas lie la civilization, no son
pueblos moribnndos, 20 moriran .lamas
I'D desapareeerdn lamas, porque los
anima IL antique espiritu de la patria
de sus padres, de sus abuelos, de aque-
Hos que lucharon tambien por las Il
bertades proclamadas saneionadas
por todas las constituciones modernas
tnionistas y repuhlicanos no mere
cen mas que apiausos, aplausos apIau-
sos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-04
E! iuZgadO de eSta c!!udad

Hay discussion permanente aeerca del
resultado definitivo sobre Ell Juzgado
Municipal de esta ciudad
Mnchos Green que Il asunto scra re-
suelto hoy por los Comites respectivos,
pero segun los datos del Gohierno no ~
sabra NADIA hasta que RI Consejo Eiecn-
two. no informe al superintendent Dc
Elecciones. y dieha information no -
verifcara slno dentro de algunos dIas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-04
In trag) De ron


Esta manana comparecio ante la
Corte Municipal el indiyiduo Alejan-
dro Vazquez, mozo de IN tai Monta-
RIO, Que tiene establecido III ventorri-
llo en- la ealle de la Luna.
d yarios indiyiduos, habiendo sido sor-
prendido por la policla.
Anoche vend1a licores espirituosos
Ell juez Suau, considerando q hecho
dellctivo, eondenb al acnsado i aiez
dollars De mulfa ! careel eorrespon-
diente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-04

IN HABEAS CORPUS.

Esta mariana So discuti6 ante este
Tribunal III recurso lie Habeas Corpus
interpnesto por Ia representation de
Presentation Rivera
81 trata dc III recurso procedente De
In Corte dc Distrito de San Juan. Il
case es Il siguiente:
Presentation Rivera fut aeusado de
alteraeiones dc Ia paz ante hi Corte de
Vega Alta, y u juez do Iii mencionada
Corte dict6 nna sentencia contra Ii acn-
sada
Apel6 lie Ia sentepcia para ante la
Corte de Distrlfo. esta eonfirmo en
todas sus pnrtes Ia decision del tribu-
nal inferior
No estando eonforme tampoeo q abo
gado del apelante interpuso IN recur-
80 de Hdbe0s Corpus para ante Ia Corte
Suprema.
FL Fiscal Rossv sostuyo que Il proce-
dimienfo seguldo por Ii Corte IL paz
lie Vega Alta era bueno 4 qne Ii senten-
cia lie Ia Corte Superior debia contir
marse
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-04
E1@{l,a del d]6a

Los unionistas han triunfado en- to-
da la Inca, en- todo ell campo electoral
Han logrado una grande, una magma
victoria. Como EN- las elecciones ante
riores, han copado los distritos, han
ganado la Camara en- pleno, que sera
esta legislature, como Ia anterior, no.
mogenea
Y ell triunfo de los unionistas supo-
he la derrota del regimen. Una derro-
ia moral, definitiva Fl gobierno, sin
grandes esfuerzos de imaginaci6n-y
aunque fuese precise hacerlos hay en-
las esferas gubernament ales claras IN
teligencias capacidades indiscutibles
-puede deducir del triunfo immense
de los unionistas, una ensenanza que
no debe desaprovechar Y una adver-
tencia que le convene atender, VA que
hasta ahora la politiea exterior norte-
americana, Ell 10 que respecta his
pano-america, no ha sufrido modifica-
clones perceptibles.
Por dos veces consecutivas, el pals
la dicho su vomntad por medic del
sufragio. No esta contento con la
americanzaci6n como s. le impone,
como Sc lie quiere imponer. No aeep-
la la humillante califieaci3n de imprc-
parade para regir sus propios destl-
nos. cuando pide dc modo Ian unanl-
me el gobierno propio
No IS. pues una campaTa de perlo-
dicos. este cnsenara 4 los elementos
oficiaIcs que aqui, como en todas par
les. la prensa recoge y acorda las nll
voces, las notas infintas Ell pse -
explaya IN opinion, y e4tndo habla
es que cumple un mandate de- la null
titud H. f. gran multitud que ha au-
forbade con sus sufraglo> todo caan-
Ia lla sido tnateria de j4sJd> , empeiia-
das -campailas Vindicadoras.
A los hombres que tienen en SOS
manos las rendas del poder. VA no puG-
de. caberles la mas ilgera duda del
tracaSo del regimen VICENTE.
Basta couoeer para clio los terni-
nos 'en que se IN librado la campalia
de los unlonistas; basta baber assist
do los omeetingso celebrates en San
Juan TN todas las loealidades dc la
Isla. donde tienen y pueden tener tle-
les .lniormantes nuestroS tutores. bas-
tn conocer la base q0iota del progra-
ma de la union, para que los gober-
naIites Sc den eXacta cuenta, explica-
ci6Gf elarlsima de esa desbordante ma
yoria unionista, y saQuen de clio la
deduction loglea { Immediate.
Importa mucho al gobierno america
no. 81 10 que pretende IS gobernar
gusto del pals con el beneplaeito de
In opinion tener muy en cuenta estas
aspiraciones que Sc manifiestan de ma
nera tan franca. y procurar satlsfa-
ceras en cuanto puedau ser armomza-
das con los intcreses legitimos que es
precise proteger y conservar para ben
benefaio eolectivos
FL nomento favoreee cualquiera mo-
dificaci6n necesaria i lustieiera en- las
praeticas Y el sistema de Ia tutorla
puesta 8 la lsla por Mr. Foraker.
Acaba de ser electo en- los Estados
Unidos, segln nos 10 aVisan los despa-
chos cablegraficos que nos remite nues-
tro corresponsal. ell candidate republi-
cane Dir. Taft. el sueesor del actual
presidente de la Repdblica que impo-
he 81 soberania ca Puerto Rico.
Mr TAFT esta enterado de las cues
tones eoloniales. Ha sido gobernador
de Filipinas. ha yivido en- q Arehipie-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-04

Para II viernes proximo se ha senala-
do In apelaei6n interpuesta por Manuel
Buitrago, en III nrocedimiey II de Ia
corpus
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-09-17
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
September 1908 Term All Mem
bers Present.
MONDAY.

MONDA1.
On motion J, M. Humphill was
awarded contract to build a bridge
near G. Jordan's in Beat for $50. 90
TUESDAY.
Ordered following changes in
Township Trustees:
E. c. White in place of Joe Brin-
son township 8, range /.
Jno. G. Wirtz in place of Geo.
Hawkins township 6, range 2.
Sam Fortenberry in place of @.
w. Long township, range 4.
D. M. kersh in place of M. B..
Martin township s, range 4.
Petition of Green Sutton and
Melvin Walters to have lands at
tached to j. H. Whitfield, full stock
granted.
Petition of j. H. Purvis, ct al,
for new public ad-dismissed.
Petition of G. A. .Weathersby,
ct al, for change in public road
granted, and R. D. McRea and R.
E. Knight were appointed commits
sioners to view and lay out said
change in road.
On motion the request OF trus-
tees of township range 3, for
$4,000 to pay for desks for Bran
don graded school was granted.
Petition of 7. j. Rogers, ct al,
to reinstate part of an old road was
granted.
On motion request of Trustees
township 6, range4, to pay Mrs. J.
P. Maxey $50. for teaching Barrow
school July. and August 1908, mo
was granted
On motion request of Trustees
township s, range 5, to pay $l5. 81
for building chimney for Andrew
Chapel school house-granted.
On motion request of Trustees
of township 6, range A, to pay Miss
Laura Thomas for teaching month:
at Andrew Chapel school, $50.
was granted.
The request of Trustees township
7, range 3, to pay L. King, $34.o'
for teaching Mckay school wa:
granted.
Application of the Trustees O
township 7, range 5, to pay c. Nc
Allister $500 for teaching town
ship school at Chapman was gran
ted.
Petition of c.. S. Ritenour fol-
private right ofway was continued
Petition of c. Fl zhugh, ct al, TO
a new public road was continued
The request of Trustees town
ship 5, range 3, for $500 for re
pairs of Greenfield school hous'
was granted-to be paid out OF
order of R. D. McRea.
Ordered that the following &C
counts be allowed to-Wit:
Geo. D. Barnard & Co..
books and stationery sheriff
office sS1. s
S. |. Todd, repairs to road
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-09-17

plow Beat 2----------------I.oo
j. NJ. D. Stverson building
bridge Parker's Lane-----5 5000
G. w. White feeding pris-
oners August 1908 --------2.o 90
Brandon News blanks for
Circuit clerk 800
Murray Bros, lumber for
bridge beat .Ss
E. &. S, Virden Co., mdse
for road pillow beat a's5
@. G. Irby, lumber and
nails for bridges beat s-----s 90
John A. Gayden clerk 3
copies personal roll 19Os-z-9 Al
@. McWilliams 224 fl caus-
ways beat 3-------------- ---2.2A
Samuel BrayleS Is cause
ways beat 2------------------.75
@. w. White, sheriff list
of revenue license 26. 90
0. w. Owen & Son, 800
lumber for road beat 3 $40
Brandon Mer Co., $50 lum-
Der for road beat 2--------4C &C
Lou Lewis picking 458 lbs
cotton, county farm-----M MI 81
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-09-17

property included in the Fannin
separate school disttict territory
was granted and the sheriff au-
thorized and directed to collect
said tax as the law directs.
Ordered by unanimous vote of
the board that sum of money not
exceeding three thousand dollars
be borrowed from the Brandon Bank
at per cent per annum interest
from now until January 1909 to pay
general county fund warrants. Said
banks to cash said warrants at their
face value on presentation and hold
warrants until January 1909, when
allowance will be made by this
board to pay said interest.
Ordered that the Postal Tele-
graph Company be directed to re-
move all poles on their lines OBJ
structing the roads or draius on the
roads through Rankin county.
Ordered that the levy for comfy
purposes for the fiscal year 19OS-G9
in Rankin county, shall be 4-l-2
mills on the total valuation of real
and personal property in said
county, and that two mills be as
sesSed on the total valuation of real
and personal property in said
county for the purpose of extend
ing the public school term of 1903
90 two months and it is further
ordered that C. w. White, sheriff
and tax collector, is hereby autho-
rized to collect said taxes as the law
directs.
Ordered that the following al
loWanCes be made toWit:
Brandon Mercantile Co. mer-
chandiSe poor house and county
farm -----32 80. 20
Clayton Moore lumber and
nails for road beat 4- 81
P. B. Berry per diem and q
mileage this term 25
R. D. McRae per diem and
mileage this term -16.2 20
@. w. benson per diem and
mileage -------------18 20
R. E. Knight per diem and
| mileage 40
! N. H. Nash per diem and
mileage II 10
G.. w. White sheriff, per
s co
Jno. A. Gaydtn clerk, per
diem ------I2.O 90
Board adjourned until October
meeting. R. D. McRAE, Pres.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-09-17

Dear teachers: The time for or
ganization is here and urge each
of you to make your local organi-
zation now and be ready to report
at the County Teachers Associa-
ton, 2nd and srd of October, for
each teacher in Rankin county
must be member of the county
organization and the earlier you
begin your work the easier task
will be.
Now teachers, please let me
hear from you, send in your papers
on any subject of interest to the
rural schools.
Send them to me at once and let's
make this column count for good.
Yours IN the work,
MARGARET GRAHAM.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1908-09-17
granted.
WEDNE SDAY.

Ordered following allowances be
made toWit:
! H. G. Jones repairs on Hog
Greek bridge beat 2----------5O.0O
j. w. Graves 3 ames shovelS
road beat --3 800
w. D. Thomas justice peace
inquest Hager McAfee --------19.0 90
A. B. Collum ct al wages
for August ----------------51.O 90
Lockwood Lumber Co. lum-
Der forbridges beat 4----- 9.22
Lockwood Lumber Co. lum-
Der for road beat 4- $40
A. B. Collum Kicking cotton
for county farm -------15.2 20
H. w. Bates, building bridge
beat 8 AZ so
DR.. A. G. McLaurin visit to
poor house -------- 500
j. A. Morris drayage on
book, shelves 400
On motion accounts of Drs.
White, Whitfield and McLaurin
for examining lunaticS were con-
tinued.
TT