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Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-20
BUTTE ( ARIZONA srockHoLp

All holders of Butte & Arizona stock are requested to meet at the offices of Tester & Hicks on Tuesday. Dec. 22nd the stockholders will be discussed
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-20
BUY STOCKS
 ON DECLINE
 IS ADVISED
Little Market Activity Now Expected Before the HoIi- < days and Buyers Would Be Wise To Purchase Now.
(By Frank ]. Graf !,

The close of the week would lead one to believe that lower prices might be expected before the holidays are at hand. The opening of the market was firm, but after the first half hour of trading there was that persistent selling that has been going on for the last few days, and stocks sold of, clos ing at about the lowest mark for the day. The Boston market naturally felt the depression, and they also sold of, with the exception of Greene Can anea, which opened firm and sold as nigh as SIP, but closed fraction low CT than the close of yesterday. Stu
 perior & Pfttsburg remains about the same. with little or no change Shat tuck holds around $19.25. with no stock being offered at s19.50 Denn Arizona is inclined to be offered at S4, with. few bids in the market. Su- perior & Boston holds about the same. Arizona Michigan has been in good demand at s2, closing at that figure
 It is not very likely that the market will show any activity before the holi- days, but l would advise the purchase of gfnckG dirinz tho daa1ipa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05

THE COMMERCIAL CLUBS CORNER
The citizens Of chckasha
10 the
They have VIII ies dormant
A
The revelation made through the OF this
the summing Of the past months receipt Of
Has set all Grady county thinking
And The think 8 to overnowing
that Okhoma packing
ei9e5 hogs the se254 Sep
tealber
Texas furnished but l8fl9.
AZ hyesxhs the
nearer and advantageous ch4sha packing
plant
hoe nj "eod mine ahead pack
Ing industry
people ae but pey cannot afford delay
IN this
The. 8otA Of forming should
cheasha ceuIaze much packing
iry dan other point nj Oklahoma
she me central point in the stock
raising district
A Chat y needed paddng Influential
citizen Or citizens to lead off n securing
There hardly forty Chckasha
thai viii not be Interested IN a proposition
Who via lead Oft promising proposition
take o ana for an Grady
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05
GETTING READY TO BRING
PRISONERS FROM KANSAS.

Guthrie. Okla, Oct 3-Ihe state
prison board Of control met yesterday
and decided 10 remove 200 convicts
from the Kansas state penitentiary al
Lansing to McAlester. Oklahoma. and
passed a resolution authorizing the use
Of $500 in making the transfer. State
auditor Trap inquired OF the attorney
general II he would be authorized to
issue the warrant, and an opinion was
given stating that the warrant should
be issued.
Warden Coles Of the Oklahoma peni.
tentiary states that he viii 90 to Ian.
sing next week and bring the first
installment OF fifty prisoners. The con.
yicts viii be worked on the roads IN
PittsbUrg and Muskogee counties.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05

It remained for the Kansas City
Star - discover that the President
has earned the right % b. heard IN
the present eEmpslgnr and the people
have given him that light" Only an
extremely aggravated ;ase Of Teddy
tits could cause such a deduction to
be made in the face Of the fact that
The overwhelming sentiment Of the
country resents The Presidents per-
nicious interference.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05

Abraham Lincoln never was a fed
ersl Judge. never filled the JOB Of gov
ernor OF the Philippines. never acted
as secretary Of war. all his experience
in national politics being in congress,
but In spite Of the fact that be had
none Of these qualifications that are
said to 30 eminently nt Mr. Taft for
the presidency. there are none who
deny that be was a success as chief
executive Of the nation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05
Will REMOVE lnrRupERs.

The Indian police reported to J. B.
Kelsey, the United States revenue In.
spector here. today for the purpose Of
removing parties from unallotted
lands. who are there without permis.
sion. In all such cases. the crops will
be confiscated- Mr. Kelsey states
that there are very few such cases in
this vicinity. The police who reported
f-e Capt. John West. who has been in
NJ service twenty years. John Brown
and Mr Collins
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05

flee
Mr.. Bryan was greatly indignant
that a Republican platform declaration
should be attributed to him. but he
fully concurred in the Bees exposition
Of is meaning. What Mr. Taft said
70 Mr Rosewater when he heard Of
the Incident has not been reported and
probably viii not be-
The joke is an interesting one since
II furnishes an honest criticism Of the
Republican tariff position b. a Repub-
licsn. Mr. Rosewster Is an undoubted
authority on the subject and his opin-
ion Of Mr. Taft's position must be &C.
cepted as final
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05
rne loKe oE Lee cAMpAlon.


The biggest soke Of the present cam
paign emanates from Omaha and Il
has raised a roar Of laughter 10 the
Democratic camp throughout the coun-
try as well as caused deep chagrin to
the Republicans
A few days ago the Omaha Bee.
which is published by Victor Rose
water, a member Of the Republican
executive committee and the head Of
the Republican publicity bureau. print
ed a singing criticism Of one Of Mr..
Bryan's suDpossd utterances and the
next day, the Omaha Worid-Herald
showed that the text Of the Bees edi-
iorial was not Mr. Bryan's language
but was an extract from the Repubii-
can platform.
The supposed words Of Mr.. Bryan
which the Bee criticised were:
I'm all tariff legislation the true
principle is best maintained BY the
imposition Of such duties as will equal
she differences between the cost Of
production at home and abroad, 10
gether with reasonable profit TO Amer.
lean industries"
In regard TO this the Bee said edi.
torlally:
Nothing prettier IN the catch-all
line has been offered in this campaign.
The most hldebound stsndpatter in
the country can accept that as salts
factory. and the rank free trader can
find delight In il. The declaration
means simply nothing. An attempt to
legislate along that line would sim.
ply open the way to interminable
wranglng as to what constitutes a
reasonable profit for hair-splittiug on
wages on one industry. price Of raw
materials in another, rebates and
drawbacks in a third. and 50 on
through the list Of thousands Of arti-
cles that are now on the tariff lists
Under such proposition an attempt
at tariff revision at Bryan's direction
would serve only to halt industrial and
commercial progress and keep busi-
ness unsettled during his term Of Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05

II President Roosevelt is sincere in
bis oftrepeated phrase Of a square
deal" why did he not at the time he
banded the charges Of Character
Assassin" Hearst against Governor
Haskell, in the same way attack Du-
pont. a member Of the Republican ma
tional committee. against whom his
attorney general had instituted crimi-
nal proceedings? and why did he
not take his own party to task for
making Sheldon, the director in twen-
y different corporations, the fat-fryer
Of the Republican party? Honest.
now, people, do you think President
Roosevelt IS sincereg
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05
FEDERAL couR1 L.w1nn

Lawton, Okla, Oct. 5.-The first
term Of the United States court 10
be held in Lawton tegan here today
With Judge cotteral presiding. Off.
GERS Of the court have been here for
several days completing arrangements
Tor the term. Important cases are
scheduled to come up during the week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05

a. In the fall, the surface Is thor
mehly dry. During the spring a sur
face which needs repainting Is sure to
contain moisture and dampness or
frost and cannot be successfully paint
"a until II has thoroughly dried out
% when the wood is dry. It abb
sorbs more OF the paint; the paint pen
otraies deeper into the wood, there
fore gets a firmer hold on II, giving the
paipt coating greater tenaeity or hold
ing qualities.
g. Paint cannot be as successfully
anplled in damp. cloudy or unsettled
weather as IN warm, sunny weather
In the fall the weather is more set
tied and uniform and is warmer. there
fore It Is an excellent time for paint
ing.
- A house needs It's protecting
coat Of paint more in the vintsr
months than at any other time A
house in need Of painting should never
he allowed to go over the winter With
out this protection.
! "5. II Is easier TO keep the vinieT's
moisture and dampness out By apply
ins a coat Of paint in the fall. v1eh
the surface is dry. than Il Is TO get
moisture or dampness out OF the WOOD
II you want to apply a coat Of Daint
in the spring.
/ Moral: Paint in the fall, and be
sure Of best results"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05

EXPRESS SUBSCRIBERS BY
MAIL TAKE NolcE.

All subscriptions that are in ar
rears must be remitted by oct. 10. '
The rates given are payable in
advance and we expect It, A
postal ruling makes It a violation
Of the law to send the daily .
through the mails after same is .
three months past due. To all who
are behind and do not remit by
Oct 10 we win consider that you
desire the paper stopped.
.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05

son-in-Law Longworth inadvertently
exploded a bomb when he tipped off
the scheme Of restoring Teddy to pow
er after eight years Of Taftvelt Nick
viii probably get a good spanhn' the
first time he goes to the White House.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05

II Bro. McCobb, the Republican can
dldate for representative. hopes to slip
into a Democratic legislature by mis-
representing the position Of his op-
ponent, he will be a disappointed man.
His, free grass, free whisky" cry is
sure to kick back.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05

can headquarters and the candidate
himself then from the trusty typewrit-
er OF the presidents secretary.-From
the New London Telegraph.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05

Secretary Allard has shown by fig
ures which none can dispute that
Chickasha IS a logical location for the
packing industry and forces are now
At work looking 10 the establishing
Of such a plant here With the eI-
ample Of Fort Worth before them.
the people need little better evidence
TO convince them Of what this in
dustry will do for a city. Situated in
the midst Of the country which pro-
duces the cattle and hogs, With eI-
cellent railroad facilities and the addI-
tionai advantage OF cheap water pow.
er. Chickasha affords facilities for the
packer that ars possessed BY no other
city in Oklahoma The Commercial
Club has several packing house propo-
sitions In the incubation stage and
the people should be prepared TO go
their full length when the critical
for action comes
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05

-Four weeks from tomorrow the
sgony will be over for four more years.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05

.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET. .
For President .
WILLIAM !. BRYAN.
FoF Wee President .
JOHN W. KERN.
For Congressman .
SCOTT FERRIS.
. For Cooperation commissloner- .
a. p. WATSON.
. For Judge Of Supreme Court
g. ". HAYES.
. r. 1. WILLIAMS.
. For State Senator
GEO. o. JOHNSON
For Representatives
HENRY IREToH
r. L. GLOVER.
ssssss
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05
ROOSEVELT AND THE EDITORS.

ROOSEVELT AND THE EDITORS.
Newspaper everywhere are com
mentDg on President Roosevelrs sud
den Intervention in the campaign.
The Bulletin republishes few OF
these extracts today 10 show the gen.
eral tendency OF these comments. Il
appears that Mr.. Roosevelt has put
himself in a decidedly unfayorable
Hight, according 70 the editors. some
oi whom are unsparing In condemns-
ton
The Lion Hunter.
Willism Randolph Hearst slew sena-
TOT Joseph Benson Foraker.
Theodore Roosevelt, after assuring
himself that the lion was dead twisted
his tail. stood on the body Of the
beast and made a stump speech
From the Memphis Commercial Az
peal
Unseemiy Conduct.
Here is the governor Of Oklahoma
calling the president OF the United
States a bar in 50 many words and
retaliating for the presidents scoring
by making various charges against
the presidents attorney general. To
day or tomorrow We shall have Fora
ker's retort. probably more dignified
than Haskells, but no less bitter, 70
the presidents denuncistion Of him.
What could be more unseemly for the
head Of a nation of eighty millionsl-
From the New York Evening Post.
The position is not one that Mr..
Roosevelt can enjoy. or that becomes
the president Of the United States-in
short, 1t is a mess" and an undigni-
fled one.-From the Springfield Re
publican.
spasm of Frenzy.
Let selfrespecting Americans Of all
political faiths unite in the fervent
prayer that the unexampled frenzy or
spasm Of self-exhibition which is now
degrading the office of president Of
the United States may end before the
scandal invites the attention and ex-
cites disgust Of the whole civilized
world-New York Sun.
Taft's Dignity in Contrast.
The trouble with Mr.. Roosevelt is
that he can see but one side OF a ques-
ton; that in his intellectual and moral
arrogance he imputes to those who
disagree with him only the worst Of
motives; that. having made up his
own mind, he Is unable to put himself
In another's place. This unamiable
characteristic accounts for most Of the
outbursts which have alternately
amused and shocked his less impul-
siVe felloW-citizens And the conf
dencs which the country has as >
wHess In Mr. Taft arises in no small
measase from the belief that though
he wilfeAarry out # elected the poll
cies OF the present administration al
all essential points. he will do so with
moderation and self-resiraiut be
fitting the high office q president Of
the United states.-From the Provi
dence Journal
Too Much Roosevelt.
President Roosevelt is not going tc
Be deadhead ia the presidential
campaign. His contributions Away.
excite interest but there may arise
the suspicion that there IS such :
thing as too much Roosevelt From
the New Londay Day
win lniure Taft.
We fear that the president viii
push too much That in his zeal tc
help Judge Taft he will iniure him n
the estimation of those independent
citizens who believe in the inderend
ence Of a candidate For the benefit
Of the judges welfare, then, il would
seem expedient that more campaign
literature emanate from the Republi
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05

Ht LTVH FTuHt1F.
Willism Randolph Hearst slew sena-
TOT Joseph Benson Foraker.
Theodore Roosevelt, after assuring
himself that the lion was dead twisted
his tail stood on the body Of the
beast and made a stump speech
From the Memphis Commercial Az
peal
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-05

We fear that the president will
push toe much that in his zeal to
help Judge Taft be will lniure him IN
the estimation of those Independent
citizens who believe in the inderend-
ence Of candidate. For the benefit
OF the judges welfare then il would
seem expedient that more campaign
literature emanate from the Republi-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-10
RETIRED BUSINESS MAN IS
IN FAVOR OF new THEORY

One OF the most interesting state
ments made recently concerning the
much discussed Cooper theory, that
has spread over the country during the
past year, is made by e. H. Lambert,
d retired business man, whose home IL
at lis Francis Street Everett, Mass
Mr.. Lambert has this to say in con-
nection with Cooper and his medi-
cines: Some time ago read an ar
ficle about this man Cooper. in which
he claimed that stomach trouble was
directly responsible for most iii health
He went on to say that, although his
medicine did nothing but get the stom-
ach i'd sound condition, 1t wonld, In
many cases, remove kidney and liver
trouble and various other ailments.
He argued from this that the stomach
was the main causa Of sickness, and
stated that the success he has had
with his medicines was due entirely
to this fact.
II am now fully convinced that this
theory Is correct, and believe Cooper
has really remarkable medicine
judging from my own experience.
y have been sick man for nyel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-10
TO WIPE OUT
ANARCHISTS
President Sends Message to
Congress Telling
OF NEED OF NEW LAWS
Arch Criminals, He says--Postal Au
thorities Can Bar Printed Matter
from the Mails, But Federal
Law Is Weak.

Washington, April TO- lii one Of thl
shortest messages which He has as yal
/ transmitted 70 Congress, President
Roosevelt yesterday called the attention
Of that body to the necessity for furthei
legislation on the subject OF anarchy
With the message he transmitted re,
port reviewing the legal phases Of the
question BY Attorney General B0naparte
The message reads III follows:
TO the Senate and House Of Repre-.
sentatives
Il herewith submit a letter from The
department Of justice which explains it,
self. Under this opinion, / hold that
existing statutes give the president the
power to prohibit the postnaster,g gen.
eral from being used as an instrument
| in the commission of crimes that ii, To
prohibit the use III the mails for the ad-
vocacy Of murder, arson, and treason
and | shall act upon such construction.
Unquestionahly, however, there should
be further legislation BY Congress in
this matter.
When compared with the suppression
Of anarchy, every other question sinks
into insigHiticance. The anarchist ii the
enemy OF humanity, the enemy Of all
mankind, and his il d deeper degree of
cnminalty than any other No immi-
grant is allowed to come to our shores
If he Is an anarchist and no paper pub.
lished here or abroad should be permit
ted circulation in this country ii it pro.
pagates anarchistic opinions.
(Signedl Theodore Roosevelt
1.-THE White House, April a, 1905,
Besides his direction to the postmas.
ter general to exclude from the mails
such publications as La QUESTION: So
eiale the president in his letter to the
attorney general asking for an opinion
on the legal phases 81 the subject says
he has had the particular case called
to the attention Of the governor Of New
Jersey by Secretary Root. that the gov
ernor may proceed under the state laws
The opinion OF the attorney general
embraces a discussion of the whole sub
ieet from many legal angles His first
conclusion that the article in question.
which advocates the use of arms and
dynamite IN annihiating police and sol
diers that anarchy may prevail, eonsti-
tutes seditious libet' and is undouht-
eddy crime at common law"
Mr. Bonaparte declares that there IS
no federal statute which makes such
publications an oflense against the Unit
ed States, and that the federal courts
consequently have no jurisdiction in the
matter. That there is full power in the
possession of Congress to make such
publications criminal the attorney gen
eral asserts, and quotes Chief Justice
Fuller Of the Supreme court and Justice
Field. as authority.
The greater portion Of his opinion Is
devoted to the question OF whether. IN
the absence OF any legislation By Con
gress. the postmaster general has tie
right to exclude sneh publications. On
this point his conclusion is:
The postmaster general VIII be jus
titled in excluding from the mails any
issue Of any periodical. otherwise en-
titled, to the privileges Of second class
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-10
"I'M GLAD KILLED MY
MOTHER" CRIES YOUTH
Vicious Prisoner, Facing Court for the
Crime, Regrets He Failed to Kill
the Family.

New York, April lO."I killed my
mother and am glad Of it. / would be
even more glad ii had murdered the
entire family Why shouldn't have
slain them ~
This was the cool, calm confession
made by Bernard Carlin, a convict. not
vet Of age, when he was arraigned before
Magistrate Furlong in the Gates avenue
police court, Brooklyn, yesterday He
had shot down and Instantly killed his
parent, Mrs. Susan Carlin, in her home,
No, 5S7 Quincy street.
III never knew what a mothers love
was" he went on. '-Ihe stray dog In
the street has led better life than |
have and it was all my mothers fault
! never knew the love OF home never
knew the meaning Of boyhood.
My mother brought me into the world
and then forgot me. AT the age Of five
she sent me To an orphan asylum. There
they taught me To steal, and when r
emerged at the age Of eight had learned
but one thing crime.
Il was free less than q year Then
was sent back and came out at the age
of sixteen.
II stayed out two years and then i
was sent back. Ny mother knew the
conditions, bur she did not try to help
me, I came out III the Napanoch re-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-10
WAS PERKINS, NOT POND.
Suicide at Los Angeles Was Not Rutland
Man, as Repeated.

Rutland, April o.---A letter received by
Dr. H. MI Pond of this city states that
the man who committed suicide ut Los
Angeles, Cal, recently was not his
brother, DR.. 3. A. Pond, as was at first
intimated. The letter was accompanied
BIZ clipping from the Boston Globe
which stated that the man was believed
to be DR.. Pond. Ii read as follows;
Seeing this piece III The Globe am
writing yOn to inform you that this
body has been identified Al Everett al.
Perkins OF Pennington, N. 1T. He had
written home telling his parents that he
was about to sail for China and had
sent his clothes home. BY the tone of
the letter they became suspicious and on
seeing the piece in tho paper began an
investigation at once and received Il
telegram stating that tho body had been
identified as that Of Mr.. Perkins. Per-
haps you may hear from his people, but
/ thought / would enlighten you, as /
realize how you feel over your brother,
for have an uncle who has not been
heard from for years"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-10
ACTRESS GIVEN FULL AWARD.
Henrietta Lee Wins Heavy Damages in
Her Suit Against Managers.

New York, April "A verdict oil
$4,000 was awarded by jury in the SUI
pgemc court Yesterday to an actress,
Who was discharged By theatrical
manager because she refused to appear
oil tho stage III tights,
The plaintiff was Henrietta lee Nor
fison, who Is known on the stage as
Henrietta Lee, ana the defendants, Hur-
tie & Seamou, priprietors of Harlem
burlesque theatre.
Miss Lee and her husband, Charles p.
Morrison, weee engaged by Hurtig q
Seamon for a season in a musical comedy
maer contract. which provided that
they were to receive $3.50, At the end
az tnrco months the manager directed
Miss Lee to make certain changes IN her
costume which would neeessitate her
appearing on the stage in tights, When
Size refused to make the changes directed
She and her husband were discharged.
They brought suit for breach of con
tract, and jury, after fifteen minutes
deliberation awarded them damages to
the fun amount sued for, minus the
amount they earned after their dis
charge.