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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-08
Second Witness.

j. ,. Ganleys contractor from Min
neapolis. was the next witness. He
said he had been in the city about two
weeks and knew none of the parties
involved in the killing Testifying fur
ther in response to questions by Sena-
tor Odell, witness said: was in front
Of the Bijou Theater, across the street.
when l heard the report of gun.
looked and saw man fall right after
the shot was fired It seemed like
there were four men in the party, but
I'm not positive. After the first shot
the men separated, and one started
toward me and one man was leaning
against a post firing at the man who
stepped into the street. Both of them
fired, two or three shots apiece. The
man at the post walked up to the man
on the walk and the man on the street
stepped to the walk and fired again.
On cross examination witness said
he knew nothing of the affair prior to
the first shot.
Sheriff Louthan Testifies.
NJ B. Louthan, sheriff OF Grady
county. was the third witness. He
said In reply to Senator Odells ques-
tions | was at home on the evening
Of the shooting. first saw Thomas at
the police stations found two gins on.
his person, both fully loaded; sic was
32-caliber automatic Colts, the other
a 45-caliber Colts sixshooter. not auto.
matte. He had a handful of cartridges
OF both sizes in his pocket.
Gross Examination BY Mr.. Gilbert.
1t was 1855 when the phone called me
down town The last time saw Good
In as about 6 D mp. when ! walked
home with him. met him near the
Palace; didn't see him at 966 during !
the afternoon. Thomas offered no re-
sistance to arrest.
Goodwin Boy Witness.
T. G. Goodwin, aged 19, son of the
late chief next testified. saying in
part: I was at the Biiou Theater
when the shooting occurred. My fa-
ther was dead when reached him.
pistol was pearl handle one
and he carried It in scabbord. I
found the pistol lying on his coat just
at his right side. His hands we're Iy-
Ing back. saw him with Askew and
Miller about thirty or forty minutes
before the shooting
Cross Examination The scabbard
vas fastened BY two buttons and
reached into his hip pocket Mother
xas away from home when the shoot
ng happened NY sister Mary an
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-08

J. Q. Bowers, who Is with the Ana
darko cotton oil company. is spending
few days with homefolks in ChiclSa.
sha. -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-02-08

land the mayor and city clerk are here.
by directed to draw warrants on said
funds for the same in favor to whom
said bills are allowed.
Passed and approved the 4th day Of
February, 1909
n n prf1oor
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GUY LARABEE
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WichmGrftf-

YGilu0elpbio, Eo., If. ToD.
-3uiubr m0brenO Ser 8ofe: RinO.
pieb 1888, S6aic mO QGmmer 1905,
Sdlucinc 7346, aGIber 1927.
Riu0pieb, letter; ourtihuittlid
bcitc9 I bis 7.25; Choice $50 bis
G.75; gute5 6 bis G.25; mittleres
800 bis 80; orOinGrc5 ) bis 5.25;
9pQen 5.25 bis 800.
aiite, itetig; ictte aiibe 3.25 bis
4.5O; moqerc aii6C to bis 2.75;
Miltfiibc $40 bis $50.
aGIber, itetia; Nuanubm0partipn Q
bis $50; quite bis Choice s bis $50;
mittlcrc : bis $50; oroiudre So bis
SIS; meitlihe 81 bis So; @roiier9 $50
bis 40.
Shaie, itetiq; 2dnmer, bober.
S6ofe - metber9 erto 40 bis
40; GGoicc 4.25 bis 4.5O; quite 1 bis
4.25; mittelere 3 bis $50; oroinGre
100 bis $50; GpeS, idrpere, 4 bis
40; &1mmer - ertru 40 bis 1871;
quite bis Choice 80 bis 7.75; NETT
Iere $50 bis 700; oroindre $50 bis
600.
Sdmeine, ieit; weitlihe je noh
@r0Be mo GualitGt SIT bis $1t.25.
@cihlodteteS Gich (ItdOtii6es)I
ieit; Stiere ~ bis l0c.; aiibe 51s
bis &C.; aGlber II bis 1917; ertra
14c.; 0roiier3 S bis l0c. pom 2onOe
9 bis t2Lac.
Sdnie s bis &C.; metber9 ertra
Tee, 2Gmmer # bis t2c. ertro i3c. ;
Shmeine tiHc.
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tOonaIuS Ra|d.
: Cine Gr5dbIuus ans benz amert.
: taniihcH 2eben.
I ~~~~~~
! Gon RidJarO alidDaslis.

tSortiCbuug)
06arp aIein Dur0e BON Der olge'
meinen a%uiregung niht ergrtften.
sic blidte mr., gIeih unierm Gona-
nus, Dem Gas 9ellebmen letter Ge'
Ieuihafter Elm &Gtbiel blieb, eritaunt
Ser Retbe na6 Die MGnner an; Gait,
man ergriif 6uarit ous @ort uro
ipanbte ii6 az 8aid:
.Wtr. 9renned ipar cs DoDL, 0cr
sic on Wtt. &oberts pieS?" frogte
er hoilidD.
Ipnutus mar 5ornig erregt Ourh
sic baIb unteroriidteu IeuBerun9en
Ser 6eioen 9runien aegen lelrer
6reuno bon ser Y8orlrIiio" Der, uttO
or entgegnete Oaber nit cinem troBI-
Qen Seitenblid aui oieie b2ioen Wt6n.
ner:
nObalei6 Scr. 0rGnned, ben i'd
fiir eiren iebr ebrempertben @:ntle'
man An Galten ale &cranIarnag
babe, mir luabrcno Der Stelle, pom
San6ur9 rud) !tap 0ortyfpo Ih tbn
tennen lerilte, oiel Gbeilnabme be.
mics. 10 perOanfe ih Ood} nidjt i'm
Nie @mpieblung oes Wtr. 8o5ertS.
aQer0inaS ioroerte 9rennet mid
aui, i'm al beiuden menn a. mir
ntft eelinGen loate, cine Gomtotr-
SteIle Az erbalten; on id) aber ourdl
DIR. 9tpberta an Sic empioblen mlr.
Sc, 10 babe i6 bis beut 0ieien SeiHh
bel 9renncd oul9citobcn. 8enr
Gie, Scr. gaItmo,t, nidtS Sagegen
bobeuL meroe i'd i'm inoeB in ben
nGd6ten Eogen oufiuhen, I'M linn
oas Ieiultat meiller @emiibungen
mit5utbeilen."
Die ompeienoen Amerifaner tpa.
rem binI6ngli6 Wtcnitenfenner, I'M
b~eurtbeilen 5u f0nnen, OaB 2ouatlt5
sic WQbrbeit reOeie, lin0 ma CAB
oabcr oieies Ebema Ser llnterbol-
tuna m1f nm ouf onoere, gleidgiiI-
tiae Gonperiution3gegcnitGnoe iiber.
3lacben. Iltt 8rmiien Safer un6
Sobn nabnwn sen bon GonatuS bin.
qemorfeneu 6ebOqbonOituub nidt an.
llnier 2aroantann lonn cine &siIe
iibcr Oic llriodRn scr @irfung nod),
neld,e ocr Name @ranlTd in oicier
@eIellidjait b:roorgebrudt bate, DO
aber el6It.tyit3nOlid; icin Sinnen
Ole Grfcnntnib nidIt iorocrtc, 10 CAB
CT SoS OrilhcIn oui ujO baGcan cir
I6ngere8 @,ipgGt nit Worp, p0r 81,
ren Augen ry oiie@2og GHa0e G:fun.
0eu Bate.
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NbIabrtStagr Der Eaiiaaier.S CAMPER
uUm WciusWurf.

Hnt 16. Nopember .8eorge 8nib,
tltgton" ndd) Bremen.
Nm II. Nouember .SinIoHo" nod)
Sober mo Nntnerpen.
Nn II. 9toucmbcr yWo6omno"
rod Ncapcl mo Worieiac.
an II, Nooenlber .Frei. Grant"
ndd Somburg.
Am II. Noucmbcr nMojcItic" nody
Sortbompton.
Pm II. NoOembcr .2%niitonio"
nad 9iucrpool.
Nm IS. Nopcmbcr .2orroinc" mad,
SABRE.
Pm IS. Noucmbcr .Son6ura"
LODI Gibraltar mo Neopel.
Am 20. Nonem6er Settle" nudl
2iucrpool.
Nm 20. NoOem6cr .aoiierin" uody
&omburg.
PIN 20. Nouember ~MinneopoliS"
nadI 2OnOon.
Pm 20. gtopcmber st. 2ouiS"
LODI Soutbampton.
Pm 20. Noocmbcr ,Frln5cE Src.
ne" ndd @ibroltor mo NeopeI.
Pm 20. Nopembcr .Bcru9ia" nod)
Ynlern1o uno Neupel.
Am 20. gtooember california"
rof WlosBom.
Hm %. Hopcmber .&oiier 8il
belm ser 3mcite" nod 9remen.
PIN %. Ropcmber .HotterOom"
nod ROTTERDAM.
PIN n. Houcmbcr .Nlice" nod)
9tcnpel uno 3riclt.
Hm u. NoDember ,3eeIauo" nod)
GoUer mo 2tntperpcr.
am "a. Iopembcr Oceanic" mad,
southampton.
Am %. Nooem6er Limited totes"
I;nd) aopenbagen.
am %. Noucm6cr .@ropcnce"
l;ud) SABRE.
am y. 9touem6er columbia"
nod Glasgow.
Pm p. Noucnl6er .Goronio" mad,
Gibraltar iino Neopel.
Nm y. Nopembcr .Eenniplpaniu"
nod S1mburg.
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M8 Gou0t45 &6H02 ipGt Gus SIR
Tcnilic G~ota;ou'9 nod oUr %ripat.
ipo6mmg, in oelfcr CT iic) injpi.
Ifcn einliarticrt bate, beimfcbrtt,
ipur0e Inn Elm 9rief i~ibergeben, Ser
mittlerDeila an i'm eingeIaufen mar
ulbo iot9en0armoBen lautete:
nW}eln junger 6reunO!
G8 Wtabumro gum 9erge iprad:
.Gomnl Der" uno Der Berg fam
uitt, oa gitg MnbomeO gum 9erge.
glh sic bob2n meiner a~uiioroe-
rung 2bren 9anosmonn 81 beillfen,
feline 6oIge gegeben; ih babe Sie o.
Der in Sbrem SoteI olligeiudt un0
sort Sbre 2Goreiie eriobren, gleifDei.
tia nit Ser Nnfrift, oaB sic, Elm
SdoBfino oeS @lifS, ourh Sbr ebr.
Iid,es Antis cine nahoriidlid}e gro.
teftion ~crloll8t baben.
.Gie areiie III peld22n sic lid be.
tpegen, iinio aud mir befunnt, bod
eriufc id sic, meinen Namen BORT
ME gu nennan; Oenn obgleid i6 feline
Seranloiiung babe, Dor irseno Sc
nlairo Mid mcineS QbuuS unO Sol'
fettS 81 ifydmrl, 10 perbietet ooty Ole
Sebar5flugheit, iiberal AleS 81 ia
gen, fpas man ipelB.
DSeien Sic piinftIih in Dem, mas
Scr. G.uid SDnen auitragt, 90iIih.
aber ieIbitbcpnBt gc9en Gortman,
3uriiGbaltenO gegen Seo?rmonIL nn.
nientiih geqen Niles, ,pas oen Nta-
men 9rllnipn trGst, uno liebenswiir.
Dig gcgen WiB Wtorp, Die Elm 10 9ut2S
Wt66den lit oils iie eS inter Der @r'
6iebung Der tolen alice merOen
tonnte. 1ie Oom &lice bebanoeln
sic bod}It alfmerfinm, oenn lie nit
Elm Meien, oas Ole eebiloeten 9eut.
ifen etrpa 10 aufiebt lpie elm oer5o'
genes Stubenbiinohen Den poblorel.
iirten Sagb9uno. sic lit Der Vtei-
nung, ein Gsutider fonne mobl ge-
IeDrt - po1l O%reiiirt = leh, niemals
aber 10 biel 2ebensort uno InItalo
lid eriperben, dig. elm Inlerifaner,
geit,ueige oenn oils cine ancrifaue-
rim. Snnponiren Sie Der &ciine, Die
criminals cine iaure @eintraltbe iuor,
0urd) auimerfiamfeit, Die aber ielbit.
beiuubte u:berle9enbeit ourffiblen
laBt.
.9ieien griei perbrennen sic, oo-
nit nift unberuiene augen oenicl.
ben cr6Iifar; ieien sic tbatig uuo
aufmerfiam 10 perOen Sic ohne all-
3u 0robes 9ugen cine iif)ere Stel-
lugpg crringen unb ipenn gle meines
aot1es oocr meiner Siilic beoiirien
iolten 70 iuenSen Sic iif} al Die nll'
teniteDenoe Aoreiie, ole ih 81 fopirerl
bite, ebe sic bieie 3eilen pernldlten.
IS griibt Sic Sir 9renncd."
a0r.: 9rcnned, core Of S. @ells s.
&c., 1874 Chatham Street.
.3u ipat," bnd)te 9onatiis, als er
oieie ;3eilen netaien bate; or perlanf
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Nus Sem 3nneren MarDInnO's unO
orn nngren3cnOcn Staatcn.

SlelltCndnt Sobn :. Srleber bon
Cumberland, No, beiinOct lid in Ell.
llrr Ci0entbiimIidcH Gage. Gr mrrrOe
ON 20. Gttobcr olti Die Ani6ulois
0llnQ bin icinem SorgeieBteu Den
@eGoriom gepeigert ju bobcn, Jus,
peuOirt. Ger StuOtrot6 befobl Dem
@ieutcnont, Sum Gent 3lrriid3ufeb-
rem. mo MN meigcrt lid Holi5cifci
6luuogurL Gricbcr III @uo0en ulIi5l-
nebmcu. Cos GracbniB lit, oob
(ricbcr OorlGuiig icin POLES @ebaIt
bC5ieHt rm0 0oiiir niht1 tbllt.
0o3 Is &obu Sbentcr"
perbranHt.
NuS beller inter DEM Nanlen
&oImqorten befonnte ,Gobin Sobn
Gbcoter" an Der Cabin ,&obn-9riidc
bronnte am SomitoQ olli Den @rlnN
ltteoer. Ger on~geridltctc Shooeil
betrGgt $4,000.
Gu0cttcu ilicQcn.
0rei Gnoctteu Scr Glottcn- Nfa6e,
mic 81 NmopoIi0. mcld)c lid 1iS.
5iplinnrs& erAcbcn st Shulocn font
men liCBcn, lplr0en unl SumitoQ
0ltrd) cincn 9eic6l 0c3 Slottcu De.
portemcnta aus ser Nuitolt ull3Qe.
micieu. Die Nu3gcpicicneu iin6:
Stonlep $. s. NibiorO Don Nuuoit,
Sobn y. @pmon bon Siio.Goroliuu
un0 @iaiom s.. @nctt uon Guliior.
MEN.
Grreid te bobe& NltCr.
Die GlteIte 9%epobnerin bon @oib.
inQton.Gountp, Srou Glijo Shines,
lit am Somitnq I'M bobcn 2Iltcr bon
96 &obrcn ans Dem 2c6en 9eid)icOcu.
&on dbem Sooe credit.
@66renO er ailired)t III cincnl
Hchnltublc ioB, iturb am SomItng
plOBlid) Serr GlioS Sbnbcr 81 Gbcn.
billie, Nh. Ger (ootc mottc Den
8iir0crtrieg dlti Seiten Der llnion2.
Nrnncc nit.
&ir6cumei6c.
Nie ncllc cUdngcliid) Iuthcriid)e
3ionSfirde 81 Servings, @orrctt.
Gonntp, mlr0c geitern inter eiu,
Orlld9pollen Geremonicn cin0emcibt.
Eoitor Nlpin 0lgel belt ole Ieit.
predict.
@rGBlihe So0.
Srnu Charlotte @ilburn itur6 in
G%lortSburg. M..S., an Den 6oloen
bon 0ron0iuunOcn, meld)c tie oaourh
crlitt, Dob ibr ongeblih 6rou You.
line EolIof 8itriol III ouS @eiiht
aOB, Strait Eoaod lit perboitet.
Glcftrii d BEL d tuna
ii Rodpillc.
Ger Sto0trotb BON ModpiIlc nn6n
an Somitog 9lbcno cine @eroronunQ
cinitimmiG an, Weldlc Ser .YotontoC
electric Sigbt olO Youer 60 bon
@aibinNton ooS Hedlt c%inrGlmt, ole
cleftriid)e 9elelldtlmQ iiir genonntc
StoOt 81 Iiefcrn.
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Inftipns= gl~nseigcn.
Vcrpnltero,Wertuuf
-oes-
mcrtbuulcn grunoStuSfreten uieritbdigen
Qonrruhoufe z

Wertbuunen gruuo5tuSfreien uierit1dfacn
g2aarenbauies
Hr. 1922 Mno 1924, @uugBsS traBr,
nut Ufieutltdcr Mutton, au Srt uHO StcAc,
am 3UHucritag, ben rs. GuuCm6er 1909,
1 tIGr Indlmittags.
Strait zines SCIreiS OcS ArPlclCridtS Der
StaOl Baltimore lpiro Der unicr3cthnete Ser
loultcr oua GAME pbenaeununtc @rInoitiid IN
Der etaot Baltimore Sum &eriuuf a]nbieteI.
IS miro mic folgt beibricbeu:
IS be9iunt an Der y~toroieitC bon GuuQ6z
Struhe, .l21 SUB uno icds 3uu lucitlin BON
Der 2Seiticite oes @rodolUu0; lautt BON "a
llprott0 parallel init Der Q8ciiiette oc5 Vroans
NAB ~ SllB. ntcbr oocr mcntgcr; ouuu pritllb
lS SUB mo 3 sou, rlCbr notr %iueniacr; Damn
lnoIlh 10 6lB. .nleDr oocr luenlAcr; Damn OF
LID an Der Htorofctte ocy @Ougbs Gtyubc 4S Snfi
llo 3 sou, lIebr 0oer lpent9Cr. bis sum IIr
IultGSptnit. SaS @runollild III prulo}inSirct
ltno bebnlit init ctnem ni9rii0diQrH 6icgClitci.
Hcgneu 9SunrcnbaHs, ais Nr, 1922 mo 1921.
Der @ong1s Slrabe. ctluH y 6nB brett uao
eliua 70 SUP itel. mil ctlLcW ScittubOi BON
Gilo@ in5,{ @Gs STTSlisE 5Hi3a, 70 SUP iiet, me99E
couitruirt NM p0Ei iebr qut iHr Gdgermc5s
poer Su6rilSucde. IS 1T uu5ueiIaitet mil cs
mem elCliriiCbcn @lCOutnr, Der bis IN oaa pterie
@%todiueri !t1tt mo non ocr o]l&driun Slcpuior
SompGallie" Gcbaut lplroe mo I'M SInnoc If;
iebr ldtpcre SruCht 81 Ocl0rovrn; uuGcr0Cm bnf
CO gruBc SHtrbunis 'E,ditlorN SaaNCn nit
mebrerel lonilelt 9dpncttdt 9ulo iIcinerc 6Ntrs
&crfoui5 6cbin9unaeni: Gin 2riltel 2oor
mo oer 1tClt In tiuei QlCiheu Rdtcu in ieh2
lno. 5lp6It D]iondteI, oocr .Yltcs Gnur. ie nab
NclicbCn bc3 Ndnfcrs: ole Credit ublinUc.t
ntiiiien SUI 3ufrieocnbcit ocs &erudItcrs &c,
ilbert fetn, Nue Grebit- SGblun9cn milficu BON
Iuge oes Gcrfnufo an uCr6tnit perocH. 5teucru
ltno SSallernietbe bis sum IGac oe9 ScrIauiS
beplidCn.
Der aduicr muB 5ur 3ctt OcS %crtonfS
$500 oGYOniyCU.
= MereOitH Neeie,
SerpuIier.
ehlueb Srus. & 90,
(3ttHt2l NlillnIIatorell.
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Sdifisua~d rridItcn.

Ncm Yort, fl. Nopcmber. 1921
9ngcfonmcn Iino Die Compiler Set
tic" Don 2ipcrpooI, oEcrugio" bon
Sc9bOrn mo california" Don @lo@.
Golu.
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4noerer Ini d t. 1rall
Natb: ..... Sc lit ihredlih! @o3
Die iungen Seutc b~eutsutoge ieben
modten tie boben." - 5rou Snipef,
tor (Otlttter mebrerer h~eirotbsfGhi.
ger 2odter): aGos fam ih ober
mirflid) nidt fin0enl"
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Che man auoers,up fault,

lltfQt6lre Hlul 1eIe HtHtH jio''Iipui
9cn, icin cingeridjtctcn SauIcr an
&eitsSairmonnt-Nue., 5luiIdDcn Gatbc'
rine. 1t. Sbiplcp.S trafc (2500 9lod
@elt Baltimore. StroBc), enioilllrte
0aoeponne uno IuSgiiile; &onnl'
Groinogc; ~nieorigc anner- Stcnera;
banogcmalte 9efen; GeltibuI nit
aoteln ousgelegt; NaeS entbolteno,
mas SIT eitcm mooernen SailS ge-
bort. EreiS ser @Gulcr elIbrnoerT
Collars ($1tOO.O0) ieoes; iebr ME
hriger 8~runo5ins. 9eoingun9el oeli
Gduiern angenebm gcmad)t.
Man ncbme meitlif gebeloc @ops
Str. Gleftriid)e, iteige om terminus
ob uilo gebe eilt 6%duiergepiert noros
LID. Hdberes ourf @alter 6. @cIts
pbal, golrunternebmer, al Grit nno
Sfeae. (Sept1--)
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Tortietung iolgt.)

Ser Baron bon g. ioa ia
id)reflid oGmliA iein?"- 0Iitt
moglid,, cr bat bod crit Dor aur5em
cine - @errumitcbc geidIoiien!"
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9oaba t. - sd mil mid nal
iorbig photographer laiien. @oS
meinit Gu oa5u?" oGu boit ia
gor feline 6orbc."
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Militia Serraces,
6. Z. GALLAGHER, SannrterneDmcr.

@nnn fnuIer Stncn Elm neIintoot,tes
SJUU Snns I'M 200 Slod Eprb'5iste'
etrase. gde ulooernen ginrt6tuneen. ab'
suasfonaIAg ni6Iub, eemertirle BnBlpege, Ieller
inns Sole. WIs aSpot Grid" eebnut = bran.
ceu ME nnaeftri6en III ipcroen. GtrgBen mt
bitrifi5irien BadfteiHen geptlaiiert. Nleoriaet
aeiuiinibt. Netut an Ert Tub eiens.
(oulf1-l
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Vie, ips..1e gelo scbraudheu, ipredien bier
Dor. Nnlei6cH auf Sulare. W6bel unb 8runb,
eigeitbuni. Sm 8ertrauet. Seine podu Office
Wetbooer. ySaltimure 3nueFtuenf Gp," Rt.
100 Huro.YaeusStraHc. els
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1891. stefiefttS GrabliHcmeni. 1891.
MarGlano Gbattel 2pau M~Hueiatiun
aibert Sfnnt. inn., @eIdattsfil
GaIpertstYeb1ubt

3inlner 900, 23t nno 1888 e. StodiuerD.
Shbuit.Gdc Sanettes uno ct. 4anl.etr.
Garleten pou $40 bis 5000 nai Wl1beI, gia.
ncs ETC., obne Gntferrina oerfelben. Sefeblihe
Staten. (4eine ysitdsrri (gob2 1S,I&Sl
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Qnabe Annit.piamo

@AEN-SmBfligel anabe auuts9iano
1SOV foitete tteul $1,000 pradhis
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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-01-20
BACON TOUCHED UP TEDDY.
Objects to Usurpation of Authority
by the President.

Senator Bacon introduced in the
senate a resolution declaring that
every public document in the files of
any department of the government
relating to any subject over which
congress has control shall be sub
Ject to the inspection of members
of the senate
Taking the floor to speak to his
own resolution Mr.. Bacon said that
it was of especial Importance be-
cause of the recent message of the
president in which he stated he had
directed the encouragement to give
information as to what he had done
in the bringing of a suit against the
United States Steel Corporation for
its absorption of the Tennessee Coal
and Iron Company.
Complaining that the language of
the president in his Steel Corporation
message had not been distinguished
by its extreme courtesy Mr.. Bacon
proceeded:
This is the first time that the de-
NAL of the right of the senate has
ever been made in such unlimited
and emphatic language as that now
employed by the president"
Roosevelt not Square, Says Hale.
Senator Hale expressed the opin-
ion that the president had not taken
square ground upon the right of
congress to direct the transmission
of papers by the heads of depart
ments.
Il do not" said Mr.. Hale, know
that that right has been questioned,
and | hope it never will be-
Mr.. Bacon said that the president
did not stop at questioning the sem
ate's reasons for it's inquiries, but
that he had said that the heads of
executive departments were subject
to the constitution, to the laws passed
by congress and to the direction of
the president of the United States.
and to no other direction whatever.
Broad as Language Can Make 1t.
That" said Mr. Bacon, sis as
broad as human language can make
it,"
docs the senator think from that
language that the president has com
mitted himself to the proposition
that congress cannot call upon the
head of department for informa-
ton and for papers and documents
in a departments" inquired Sena-
tor Hale, who added:
Il hope the president has not COM
mitted himself to that proposition
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-01-20

free from malaria. Even the dark
water of such swamps is drinkable
and credited with special virtues by
some authorities. Now that it is con-
ceded that malaria is spread by mos
quitoes even the muddy coastal
sWamps, always reputed malaria, +"
have been robbed of most of their
terrors.
Most swamps, DR.. Roland Harper
thinks, should be preserved, because
they are so well adapted to for
estation, because they protect the
sources of streams, because they are
refugees for wild game and rare plants
and, lastly, for their beauty. 1t has
been stated that there is no evidence
IN literature that the beauty of nat
ural scenery, even of mountains, was
fully appreciated anywhere up to a
century or two ago.
Even yet few people can see beauty
IN swamp, and many regard them
with aversion, but they will probably
be appreciated more hereafter than
they are now. Nature undefiled in
said always to be beautiful. And
sWamps become repulsive to the ma
ture lover only when they are partly
drained or contaminated with rub
bish or sewage.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-01-20
UNCLE JOE CAUSED A STIR.
His Remark Had Members Searching
the Scriptures.

His Remark Had Members Searching
the Scriptures.
The house of representatives at
Washington received something of a
shock the other day. Towards the
end of the days sitting Minority
Leader Williams made some obiec-
ton to the Speakers Interpretation
of the rules. 80 far as the chair
is concerned" said Speaker Cannon,
the rules are like the grace of God. "
Instantly there was a buzzing in the
chamber. What did the Speaker
mean? What was the grace of God
like? The members asked each 9TH
er the question, but none could an
swer satisfactorily. They all knew
that the idea was a religious one, and
suspected that Mr.. Cannon must have
got it out of the Bible. Pages were
sent scurrying to the library for
copies of the Bible, and members de-
voted themselves for a time to a
search for the reason why the rules
were like the grace of God Finally
one particularly bright member de-
cided that it was because divine grace
and the rules covered all men alike,
And so they let it go at that
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-01-20
The Stranger in Town Fixed.
'rsTATE-WIDERs" TAKE TENN,
By Vote of 81 to SO the Legislature
Passed 'Dry" Bill.


The bill to prohibit the sale of
intoxicating liquor in Tennessee has
passed the lower house of the gem
eral assembly. Fifty votes is ma
jority. Twenty-Five republicans voted
for and one against the measure.
The senate had previously passed the
bill by big majority.
The bill provides that prohibition
shall become effective July /, 1909.
The battle attending the passage
OF the bill was probably the fiercest
ever known in the Tennessee house
of representative. The local option
or administration forces contested
every inch of the ground Amend
ment after amendment was present
ed, and promptly voted down by
about the same majority as that
given the bill on final passage. A
great outpour of oratory came from
both sides.