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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-05
ARRESTED
MORE REDS
CHICAGO POLICE CONTINUE Eff
FORTS TO UNRAVEL THE AS
SASSINATION PLOT

Chicago, March 5.-Continuing their
efforts to unrayel the supposed plots
to assassinate the city officials Of Chi
cago and which is believed TO have
led to the attack upon Chief Of Police
shippy, the police this morning ar
rested two more men, supposed to an
archists.
The prisoners are Chas. Yantiatis
and William stadweiser. They were
taken to different parts Of the city
and each denied any knowledge Of
the plans Of Lazerus Averbuch 70 kill
Chief Shippy.
Harry Shipy, the son Of the Police
officer, who was wounded while as
sisting his father passed restful
night and now has good chances ol
recovery.
The state and federal officers, as
we'll as the city officers, are prepar
ling to make determined effort tt
exterminate the anarchist colony II
Chicago.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-05
GRAIN RATE
HEARING
WAS CONDUCTED YESTERDAY
TEN PER CENT REDUCTION is
ORDERED

Guthrie, March 5.-The hearing on
The corporation commission order re-
ducing grain rates was concluded yes-
terday. The Santa Fe and Rock Island
representatives were on the stand. The
commission order will be published
this week. It will become a lay in
four weeks after publication
A new schedule hits the Katy rail
road and branch lines with more force
than the Santa Fe. The reduction on
the former line being from 30 to 40
rer cent. in comparison with the pres-
ent rates, while the latter viii suffer
a decrease Of about 10 per cent. Of its
rates maintained on the main line
The arbitrary rates which apply On
shipments made over more than one
road are reduced from to cents
The. tentative order Of the commits
sion which preceded the hearing con
tanned a slightly higher rate thar
those which will be published.
Corporation Commissioner Watson
Ileft last night for Guymon where n'
with Assistant Attorney General Hen
shaw will conduct a hearing which
1.-THE Rock Island railroad has been cit
ed TO appear TO show cause why ]
should not be fined for contempt IL
it's failure to observe the regulation
Imposed By the corporation commits
sion relative to depots This Is tn
FIRST case Of the kind to arise. Tn
company claims that 1t notified it
agent to obey the commission, bu
tnat he failed to comply.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-05
MANY EXPERTS TESTIFY
IN THE PABLO CASE

quested to sample it and then testify
as to its nature.
Ed Payton. Mart Louthan, Emmett
Goodwin and C. schlotterbeck all said
it was beer. DR., Gannaway, who qnali-
fed as an analytical chemist and tes-
tihed at length, said that according to
the definition given by standard writ.
ers on chemistry Pablo was light
beer; any percentage Of alcohol would
make it a beer if it was fernIented
beverage. Frank Brown said he had
had considerable experience and that
he did not think Pablo was been.
The state concluded the examination
Of the witnesses at noon and witnesses
for the defense took the stand this az
ternoon.
Among those who testified for the
defense were R. R. Wilson, Dick Nc
Kay, E. J. Hubbard, E. Hamilton and
CiydeBayless. In substance these Wit
nesses testified that in their opinion
Pablo was not intoxicating and moi
beer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-05

An imposing array of expert wit
nesses furnished the most notable fea-
tire Of the trial Of r. R. Wilson in the
county court today
Wilson opened up a place for the
sale Of Pablo. light beverage which,
according to the label contains two
per cent. Of alcohol. He claims that
It is not intoxicating, and that being
such ne has a right to sell it. He
opened his place Saturday and has
been arrested twice for selling it.
The jury was completed yesterday
afternoon ana the trial opened ct 8
c clock this morning with the follow
ing in the jury box: T. X. Dwyer
Tom Driggers, J. T. Thompson, VIM
Davis, John Sacra and &. B. Turner
Following Deputy Joe Earl who tes
tifed as to the sale of the beverage
came long string OF experts who
we're examined for the purpose Q
ascertaining whether Pablo is beer O.
not. Several bottles Of the liquit
lwere on hand and witnesses wore re
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-05
BIJOU
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY

HQHSBAf AMI Fnt1Ft
The ire proof theatre.
Always up to date; program good.
1. The vagabonds" Pathe. A com
ical story Of Paris.
2. The Game Keepers Dog" Pathe.
The almost human instinct Of dog
and horse. Splendid.
3. "In Search Of Health selig. The
suffering Of man who thinks he Is
sick. Come and laugh.
A. what Pipe Did" selig An
other side-splitter.
5. Fred Caro- will sing Virginia
Dear Beautifully illustrated.
This is a program that win aIus'
and make you forget your troubles--i
you have any--for forty minutes.
nH.HARR
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-05
THE LONGEST BILL YET
IS INTRODUCED

Guthrie, March 5.Fifty-two thous-
and words contained in 12s typewrlt
ten pages. and couched in IA articles
constitutes the longest bill on record
in this state and probably one of the
longest recorded in any state. 1t was
introduced in the senate late today BY
Senator Smith, chairman Of the com
iaittee appointed for the recompiIaion
OF the codes and entire probate pro
cedure Of the state. The bill was
drafted in accordance with the rssolu,
tions adopted short time ago for
the codes committee.
The bill simplifes the probate pro
cedure and reduces the cost OF ad-
ertising three-fourths. Only two news.
raper publications are required. One
of those is for the notice Of appoint
lment of an administrator, and the
other is for notice Of the settlement
of an estate.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-05
YOUNG GROOM MEETS
WITH BAD ACCIDENT


Mr.. and Mrs Hart. bridal couple
from Shawnee, who are spending part
of their honeymoon with relatives in
Chickasha, had their pleasures inter
rupted yesterday by a very unfortunate
accident. While driving near the
edge Of town, the horse became fright
ened, and threw both occupants out of
the buggy, iniuring Mr. Hart quite Sc
yerely. Both bones below the knee
in the left leg were broken, one tone
coming through the flesh and making
an open wound. He was taken to Dr.
Peters Office where he Is at present
and his condition today was reported
very encouraging.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-05
SCORES or CHILDREN
PERISH IN FLAMES
Fire Breaks out in
School BuiIding-Pan
ic Stricken Pupils
Rush to Death

Cleveland, O., March Sin the most
terrible holocaust IN the history Of
this section Of the country nearly 200
school children lost their lives yes
terday in a fire which destroyed g.
story brick school building in Cola
mer avenue, coIIinswood, suburb,
just outside the city limits.
The fire started in the basement Of
the building about 10 o'clock, just
after school convened. 1t was caused
by an overheated furnace.
The smoke from the fire quickly
filled building and alarmed the child
rem and teachers. A panic ensued. No
fire drill was used in resculng the
children. They rushed peII neil fol
the doors and windows.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-05

All Of the victims were between the
ages Of six and fifteen years. The
school contained three hundred and
twenty five pupils and Of the entire
number only about eighty are known
tc have left the building unhurJ- It
viii be. several days before the exact
numDer Of killed is known, as the
ruins may contain other bodies an !
the list Of fatalities increased By a
number of children who are now lIy
Ing in the hospitals lowering between
life and death
The school house was Of brick, three
stories and an attic In height. The
number Of pupils was more than nor
mally large and the smaller children
had been placed IN the attic o. the
building. There were two stairways
one leading to q door in front and the
other to a door in the rear Poth OF
these doors opened inward and 1t
is claimed the rear door was locked
as well.
When the flames we're discovered
the teachers throughout seem to have
acted with courage and self posses
sion and 10 have struggled herolcally
for the safety Of their pupils and mar
shalled the little ones into column for
fire drill, which they had often prae'
ticed.
Unfortunately the line of march in
this exercise had always lead to the
front door and the children had not
been trained 10 seek any other exit
The fire today came from the furnace
situated directly under this part Of
the building. When the children
reached the foot OF the stairs shey
found the flames close upon them, an1
so swift a rush was made for the door
that in an instant a lightly packed
mass Of children was piled against IT
From that moment none of those who
were on any portion Of the flight O
stairs had chance for their lives Th'
children at the foot OF the stairs al
tempted to fight their way back ~
srairs while those who were cominl
from above showed them mercilessll
into the flames below. IN an instan
there was frightful panic with 2O
children fighting for their lives.
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-05
MUST DISSOLVE MERGER
STATE WINS VICTORY
Conference Of Officials
Have Sixty Days to
Straighten Out
Things

Guthrie, March 5.-As result Of
the conference yesterday between Gov.
Attorney General West and
PRESIDENT Winchell and Davidson OF
the Rock Island and Frisco, respect
lively, the two companies are given so
days in which to dissolve the alleged
merger, which upon recent recommen-
dation Of the governor was about 10
become the basis Of a suit by the at
torney general. Another conference
is to pc neld the latter part Of the
month when the railroads will make
a report.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-05

Guthrie, March 5.-A conference
held today between Governor Haskell
and Attorney General West, represent
ing the state, and President Winchen,
o. the Rock Island, President David
son OF the Friscoand dozen members
of the board Of directors Of the two
companies, resulted in an almost com
plete victory for the state.
The meeting was conducted behind
closed doors, but it is authoritatively
announced that it's contemplated suit
By MIR. West, seeking to dissolve the
merger between the two roacN will not
be filed.
The companies have agreed, 1t Is
said, to put an end to whatever COM
bination exists in Oklahoma City and
other points pointed out by the al,
ltorney general.
The railroad men were closeted with
1.-THE state oficials in the governors
private quarters. They were represent
ed by their counsel. Mr. West pre-
J Isented the demands of the state Gov
ernor Haskell took strong position
from the start and threatened imme
date filing OF the suit to dissolve /
! 1.-The railroads did not come to terms.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-05

In Postoffice Receipts-Steady Increase Shows
Healthy Growth Of The City

The report Of the postal department
for the fiscal year ending June so,
1907, shows that Chickasha stands
eighth in the state in postal receipts.
outranhng Ardmore, Lawton and FL
Reno. The figures will be contained
in a report soon to be issued. A com
parison Of the year with the year 1903
shows remarkable gains in all the lar
ger cities.
The following is the showing made.
Okla. City .$166,S51 $9S,1S6 $6S,7l9
Nuskogee 81. 55,721 34.509 2l,212
Guthrie ... 44,442 32,4s8 1889
Shawnee .. SO,19S 2l,1O3 9,051
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-05

*ss*
GUTHRIE, MARCH 5.-THE
FoURTEEN-HoUR BILL FOR
TRAIN CREWS AND THE ERA
ERGENcY MEDICAL BILL
FOR ALL TRAINS WAS REC
OMMENpED FOR ADOPTION
BY THE SENATE TODAY.
sssts ssss -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-05

The above figures are taken from
Washington despatch published IN the
Oklahoman. The figures for Chick
asha are evidently incorrect as the re-
port made by Postmaster Rose shows
the total receipts Of this Office for the
year ending June 80 last 70 have been
s24945
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-05

At the Commercial club meeting to-
night, one Of the largest industrial
propositions that ever came before the
people Of Chickasha win be presented.
The nature Of it is such that publicity
Of the details is not thought desirable,
but it can safely be predicted hat if
the CLUB handles the matter success
fully it will secure an institution thai
win add hundreds Of people TO
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-05
WEATHER FORECAST

For Chickasha and vicinity.
Tonight and Friday, occasional
rain; colder.
&et
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-05
A BIG PROPOSITION

the city and lay the foundation FOR an
industrial center
The park committee will also report
and there will be full discussion Of the
proposition
These are only samples from the bill
Of fare for tonight There will be
enough important business to engage
the attention OF every citizen. If you
are real booster and not mere
buffer, you will be there.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-21

face. The word simpatico seemed made for him.
Worldly advantages he had none, beyond the two
hundred gulden which every Tyrolese peasant
must have in hand before he makes an offer OF
marriage. Precisely what his chances Of
success with Lisel one knew Franz Stafler
Of the Gasthaus, supposed to be preferred by
her. partly because he much above her In
position, and partly because of his great personal
beauty Toward the close of Lent, in the year 1859
Lisel had been guilty of causing a violent quarrel
between Franz Staffler and Donadio. Both had
behaved with great courage, but Donadio had
been badly hurt; nor had he had the comfort OF
word of sympathy from Lisel
On the afternoon of Easter Sunday the peasants
were gathered as usual at the little village green
and Lisel was dancing with her usual joyous
grace She had more partners than she could
manage but Donadio not one of them. His
lameness had been greatly aggravated by the fall
he had received in his fight with Franze and he
sat apart not sulky-Donadio was never sulky-
but quiet and sad. He made no attempt to speak
to Lisel and nothing but impulse of coquetry
made the willful girl suddenly declare that she
was tired of dancing, and go and sit down beside
him. She was instantly surrounded by the part
ners whom she had abandoned; but she was nrm-
she would dance no more
81 rest | wait for tomorrow" she cried gayiy
sThen | shall dance all day, and he who dances
best She paused and laughed archly.
THAT is T." said Framed Stanler
"You know that you promised me the first
dance" said the miller's Franz.
And me-" "And me-" cried half dozen other
voices But Donadio said not word.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-21

shall dance together, bridegroom and bride
eh Lisel?'
is this true, Lisel?" said the miller's Franzel
sternly But Donadio maintained rigid silence
"Nonsense!" said Lisel, jumping up. "Who will
be my bridegroom do not know. Not he who
boasts too much" she continued, turning to Franz
ell Staffler with charming smile, mot he who is
always grave and full of reproof," she added,
he" she concluded with burst of irritation
she turned her back Donadio-"not he surely
who will not dance, who will not laugh, who will
not speak, who is a spoilsport "a" And here
Lisel, to the discontinue of her audience and her
own intense surprise, burst into flood of angry
tears.
"It is nothing" she said, quickly recovering
herself. Il am not crying. l will not cry. / do
not Look" she continued pointing to the
Schlern which blushed and glowed in the light
of the setting SUM- my bridegroom, If have
one, is he who brings me wreath of edeweiss
from the Pigeons Breast the Schlern before
high mass tomorrow"
Now the Schlern was eight hours and more
from Lengstein. To. go and return would take
more than sixteen hours hard walking at the
the ascent of the Schlern is rendered doubly diff
cult by the accumulation of snow and ice. What
Lisel had proposed was impossible, or next to- i'm
possible and though 1t was received with applause,
and the young men Immediately drank the health
of the winner of the wreath, it was by no means
seriously.
One alone however, had not spoken. Donadio
had disappeared without bidding goodnight to
Llse or any one else, and though she glanced in
all directions her way home, he was nowhere
to be seen. The sounds of revelry on the little
Platz grew fainter and fainter she pursued her
way home, and she listened with feyerish anxiety
for Donadio's voice. but it did not reach her ears
and the moment she reached home she had to
assist her parents in the evening work. and had
no longer time to think or listen. At length ev-
erything done. the
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-21

SO FOOLISH as 10 20 W tno oohiOAh
let him go; is it my fault?' she
said to herself, and then she burst
again into tears and sobs. She knew
very we'll that it was her fault; but
little by little her emotion subsid-
ed, and she fell asleep. She had
been sleeping a long time, as 1t
seemed to her, when voice seemed
TO say in her ear: "The chamois
trap on the Schlern! the channels
trap on the Schlern!"
In an instant she started up, wide
awake; but all about her was still
the curtain drawn over the little
window, the door locked and barred
as she had left it when she fell
asleep, her parents breathing heav-
lily in deep sleep in the room next
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-21

Y a green hill of the Rittner, mid
way between the hamlet of Leng-
stein and the solitary hosiery of
Badseis, stands the little church
of Santa Maria Saar. Behind it,
to the north, the mountain, clothed
with a sombre pine forest, rises al
most abruptly. To the west 1t
slopes upward gradually, green Alp
rising above green Alp, until they
reach the skyline, while to the
east and south the ground falls
away, giving a magnificent view
of the beautiful valley, beyond
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-21

. "Silence, all OF
you" said Franzel
Staffler, peremp-
torily. "Lisel will
dance first with
her bridegroom.
Is it not true, Lii
SELF"
Lisel laughed
and tossed her
head.
"Lisel knows /
am always ready
to make her my
BRIDE" said the
miller's Framed,
steadily.
Ready" said
anz Staffler,
sco'rnfully; zone
must be some
thing more than .
our beauty of the
l would rather ha,
of her hair to bint
with than a golde
And tomorrow"
tinued. looking {
Lisel with an air
possession-"to-mo
sci will give me
lock of her hair, q
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-21

to the Scnlefn TO DrlnS you euei"o.eoi
and you will be my bride, Lisel. Is is not so?
love you, Lisel. None of them love you like me-:
81 want no love; love no one; hate love-.
replied Lisel, pettishly, withdrawing ner nano
and preparing to bar the lattice. And you cal
not get the edelweiss. You are lame"
With this last cruel thrust, Lisel resolutei!
shut and barred the window, and then threw her
self on her bed in passion of tears. She natet
herself for her cruelty and yet she could no
Weld to the voice within her which bade her cal
Donadio back before it was too late II ne I
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-21

evening prayer said, and
the family separated for
tie night. 1t was then
scarcely eight o'clock,
and as Lisel leaned out
of her window to take a
last look at the Schlern
before closing the lattice,
a hand touched hers, and
a low voice whispered,
"Lisel."
Instantly the petted,
hayward, coquettish girl
was her provoking self
again.
"Donaldio!" she ex-
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-21

CIdlm6u. WHY uU you
here? The father and mother
would be angry, and I do not
want you"
kiss me, DEAR" said Donadio,
Y. kiss me, Lisel. I am going
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-14
Sunncnauf. nnb 1tntcrgang.
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mar 81 @roo nm 3 llbr Nadmitto9s
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foIgcnocn nicorigiten Semperoturen
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philadelphia A, gtlantic Gitp AZ,
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Gltlonto 50, Wontgomern 81, 9telu'
SrlconS 60, Eoleitine 50, @olpeIton
6S, Corpus Gbriitie 62, Wtcmpbis 46,
Cincinnati 80, EittSblrg 36, Oslpego
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