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Arizona republican., 1909-12-06
pROmoI|Oa TO FILL
 DIPLOMATIC PLACES SCHEME FOR THE IMPROVE MENT OF THE SERVICE. Ministers to Be Chosen From Among
 Secretaries.

Washington. Dec. 5.-To improve the personnel and efficiency of the diplo- matic service and to encourage secre- taries of legations to qualify for pro motion't to the rank of ministers, Presi- dent Taft has approved a plan sug- gested by Secretary Knox and pub- lished t tonight as an executive or der.
 Records of efficiency of all under secretaries will be preserved, and va canies will hereafter be filled by pro- motion from lower grades. Efficiency and ability will be the test for ad- vancement. Applicants must demon- strate at examinations a knowledge of international law and diplomatic usage: at least one modern language other than English, French. German or Spanish: the natural. commercial and industrial resources of-< the United States: American history: government institutions. the modern history of Europe. Latin America and the far east.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-06
4 CLEVELAND WOMAN
 MURDERED BY HUSBAND
His Three Step Children Also Became
 Victims.

Cleveland. Dec. 5.-Mrs. Josephine Mangin and her two children. Annie and Jimmie Lupica. were murdered in the kitchen of their home today dur ing a quarrel over money, and Joe Lupica, q baby, was stabbed fatally. Search tonight was directed toward Antonio Mangino. the husband and stepfather. who left after the tragedy
 Mrs. Mangino and her three chill dren were horribly beaten and stab- bed. In each instance the victims head was crushed by a heavy iron bar. and the bodies were stabbed again and again. Jimmie Lupica. tjse eldest boy. gave the alarm. Mamma s killed: I'm hit" he cried. running into the street: then he ran back into the house in an effort to save the lives of the other children, but he fell dy- ing at the threshold.
 According to story credited by the police, Mrs. Mangino had sold her house. left by her first husband, Gui- scope Lupica. and is reported to have realized s1700. Mangino, who had been out of work for three months. became involved in an argu- ment over the situation.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-06
FINISH | 0f THE PARTY Unless AIdriChism and Can
 nonism are Diched PROPHETIC MR. FOWLER
He is of Opinion However, That Party Sees Its Dan ger and Will Save Itself From Disaster and Dem - ocrats

Washington. Dec. 5.-Representative statement outlining the tariff commits sion bill which he will introduce tos morrow. It provides that congress shall fix maximum and minimum tariff rates. and that commission. consist ing of fifteen shall. with the approval of the president. fix the actual rates to be paid at some point between the maximum and minimum established by congress. But no rate so fixed and approved shall become effective until eighteen months after it. is promul- gated.
 Mir Fowler declares that it is per fectly clear that unless the republi- can party gets rid of Aldrichism and Cannonism the people will get rid of the republican party" He asserts that the peoples hopes have been turned to disgust: their faith, to resentment. and he says he does not believe that they will permit MT Aldrich ito pick their pockets through the legerdemain of words
 He prophecies that ''thunderbolt of righteous indignation and punitive wrath" is about ito strike. shatter and paralyze the republican party un- less it utterly repudiates Aldrichism and it's subservient implement-Can- nonism." Impending defeat and loss of the next house Mir. Fowler says is to be avoided only by emblazoning on the party banners pledges"
 First. against Aldriehism and Can nonism.
 Second. a demand for tariff revision hereafter by evolution and not by rev olutiOn.
 Third. demand for tariff revision based on ascertained facts and not upon selfish trades and corrupt agree ments.
 Fourth. demand for a permanent. broad and responsible tariff commits sion which shall ascertain facts. ob- viate trade wars, and assist in secur- ing and retaining the good will and friendship of all nations by wise. just and advantageous trade treaties
Arizona republican., 1909-12-06
LOS ANGELES TO GET THE BIGGEST SAUCER
The Fastest Automobile Track in the
 World.

Los Angeles. Dec. 5.-Publicity is given to plans for a ''motordrome to be built here by local and eastern cap italists. which it is claimed will exceed the speed possibilities of any other automobile race course in the world. including Indianapolis and Atlanta. It will be a mile saucer. built of heavy timbers, planked and finished lumber. pitched to an angle to permit speed of two miles a minute.
 A syndicate has been incorporated for quarter of million and work will begin on the track in two weeks and will be finished in three months. The first national automobile carnival will be held in April. Such drivers as Strang. Chevrolet. Oldfield and Rob ertson are said to have signed con tracts to compete.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-06
NATIONAL HARsoRs CONGRESS.

Washington, Dec. 5.-The national rivers and harbors congress will meet on Wednesday. President Taft will de- liver the opening address
 This congress is expected to mark an epoch It is the first time delegates have ever met without pork barrel sentiment. They meet this year witb three convictions, that no waterway project will be entered upon until its practicability is proven: that such pro- jects as are under way will be speed fly finished: that bonds will be issued for work as was done for the Panama canal
Arizona republican., 1909-12-06
\ POSSIBLE SHIFTING OF ENVIRONMENTS STRIKE WHILE DISAPPEARING IN THE
 WEST. A Bigger Storm is Gathering in
 the East.

St. Paul, Dec. 5.-The swftchmen's $ strike situation is complicated by cold and snow. Traffic is seriously affect ed and passenger trains are fidm one to four hours late. Ii is said the Northern Pacific has all the men it needs and new arrivals are being shipped west. Freight is. now being handled at the Minnesota transfer for the first time since the strike.
 Heavy snow storms at Sioux City. Grand Forks and Devils Lake make switching slow. one hundred and fif- ty men arrived today from Chicago and St Louis.
 President Hawley said he received word from several eastern points that the switchmen are ready to strike at a moments notice
Arizona republican., 1909-12-06
DEMAND OF EASTERN SWITCHMEN.

Buffalo. Dec. 5.-AuthOrity to call a strike of switchmen between Buffalo and Chicago. if such course is deemed necessary, is vested in com- mittee of the union. which will go to Chicago tomorrow to negotiate with the general managers of nineteen rail- roads for a settlement
 Fifteen thousand men will go out if the demands are not granted. A de- mand will be made for time and half for overtime and double time for Sun days and holidays.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-06
B PAGES ARIZONA REPUBIIcAM
LUMBER STEAMER ASHORE.
The Crew Escaped and Little Damage
 Was Done. t

san Francisco. Dec. 5.-The lumber steamer Excelsior was driven ashore at Moss Landing eighty miles south of this port. during a storm last night. All the crew escaped uniniured and the position of the vessel is believed to be not dangerous. The steamer could not make headway against the storm, which arose so suddenly that there was no chance to get clear of the coast before it broke.
 The cutter Mccullough has gone to her aid.
 Several minor accidents are report ed. The pilot boat Pathfinder. the only member of the pilot fleet at sea. en- tered the harbor today with the fore castle and cabin flooded. and Captain Miller and two men suffering from minor injuries
Arizona republican., 1909-12-06
OUTLINING \ POLICY
 FOR CENTRAL AMERICA A WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE
 ON THE SUBJECT. In the Meantime Warships Moving
 Toward Nicaragua.

~ Washington. Dec. 5.-President Taft tonight called Secretary Knox into con sultation and report spread that the topic under discussion, was the matter of sending to congress special mes sage concerning the imbrogli1 with Nicaragua. Neither the president nor Mir Taft would say anything
 IL is regarded as likely however that the Nicaraguan matter was discussed and it is intimated that the discussion took the form of outlining policy to cover the Central American countries.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-06
NORMAL AT SEATTLE.

SeattleI Dec. 5.-According ta rail- road officials, normal conditions have been restored on the lines of the north- west affected by the switchmen's strike. The switchmen went in body to the First Presbyterian church. where pr. Matthews discussed the strike. arraigning the railroads for placing an age limit on the employ ment of men.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-06
KING GUsTAV's STUDY
 OF SUBJECTS WISHES
He Minsles With Them Disguised as
 Laborer.

Stockholm. Dec. 5.-King Gustav to- day inaugurated a new departure for sovereigns. Disguised as stevedore, lie spent most of the day carrying sacks of coal from lighter. In an in- terview afterward the king said. this was only the beginning. He intended to mix with all classes of laborers. so as to ascertain their opinions and wishes He already has obtained many valuable hints from the men with whom he worked.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-06
A WIRELESS TEST
On Which Two Warships Entered
 Yesterday.

Boston, Dec. 5.-The. scout cruiser salem. which, with the Birmingham. is equipped with the most elaborate wire less ever placed aboard an American warship. sailed on cruise of a thou sand miles through tropical seas. and arctic ice floes for thorough test of wireless telegraphy under all condi- tions. The tests'will extend over four months. The specifications call for sending messages at least 1000 miles under all conditions. and 3Oo0 miles under favorable conditions
Arizona republican., 1909-12-06
CALIFORNIA SNOW STORM.

Bedding. Cal, Dec. 5.-This city has been cutoff from telegraph and tele- phonic comInunication today by snow storm. snow clug to the wire for miles, and it was not until late that communications were re-established. The storm coverel the country from Chico to Ashland, oregon.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-06
LOS ANGELES WOMAN BURNED

Los Angeles. Dec. 5-Mrs. l.. H. Donaldson. aged sixty-five. wife of d retired merchant. was burned to, death yesterday when her clothing caught fire from an open grate. The hus- band made desperate effort to sub due the flames, but succeeded only after his wife was fatally burned.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-06
RUNAWAY MOTORCYCLE.

Los Angeles. Dec 5.-Traveline sev- enty miles an hour. Dare Devil Der kum'' struck a motorcycle ridden by C. ii. Jackson at Ascot track. where he was practicing. Both were seri- Ovsly hurt. After throwing its rider, Derkums machine rushed on. crashed through fence and struck Paul Zinc. aged four acu. who was also seriously hurt.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-06
NAVY YARD ACTIVITY.

Philadelphia. Dec. 5.-Orders from Washington that several warships shall be prepared for immediate ser vice has caused great activity in the navy yard. The battleship Idaho is prepared to sail. but tine destination is a secret. The cruiser Columbia has been ordered to Brooklyn to be con verted into q transport to be held in readiness to convey marines to Central America.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-06
HIoHeINDERs' WAR
Latest Reports Indicate a Sort of
 Stand Off.

San Rafael. Dec. 5-Yee Cow, a Chinese fisherman and a member of Yees which are engaged in a bloody feud with the On Ticks. was found dead in his cabin with nine bullets in his body. There is no trace of his slayer.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-06
A MINISTER TO CHINA
In Spite Of Rumors, Mir. Calhoun Will
 Accept Post.

Washington. Dec. 5.-It was report ed last night that Wm. Calhoun, 8 Chicago lawyer, formerly q member of the interstate commerce commis- sion, had been offered the post of minister to China, and that he would accept
 1t was announced tonight that he had declined The appointment.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-06
HE HAS NOT DECLINED.

Chicago. Dec. 5.-William Calhoun tonight denied the report from Wash ing,on that he had ,leclined to accep. the appointment of minister to China He did decline ten days ago. but since then he has been induced to recon-, slider.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-06
S. p. IN OIL BUSINESS.

Fresno. Cal. Dec. 5.-W- F. Grand Ter. sec6nd vice president of the Asso- ciated oil company. tonight confirmed the report that the Southern Pacific has gained control of the Associated and will be active in it's management after January IS.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-06
ELECTRIC L,NEMAN KILLED.

Santa Cruz, Dec 5.-Robert Kelly, a Iineman was killed by an electric shock while endeavoring to repair, q lighting circuit. which had been da n- aged by storm He received 23uoo volts The storm played havoc with wires
Arizona republican., 1909-12-06
OTHER SIDE LOSES ONE.

Sacramento, Dec. 5.-The Highbind- CT war between the Yees and On Ticks claimed another victim in the person of An Young, a-member of the On Yicks. whose body was found to- night. riddled with bullets.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-06
HURRYING TO cORINTo.

San Francisco. Dec. 5.-The Prince ton sailed for Corinto. Nicaragua. to- day under orders to make all speed and join the Vicksburg /
Arizona republican., 1909-12-06
ONLY A BOY SAVED.

Emden. Germany, Dec. 5.-The schooner Hans. bound for England. stranded, today near Borkum. The en- tire crew except boys was lost
Arizona republican., 1909-12-06
ALL ABOARD PERISH.

Cuxhaven. Germany. Dec. 5.-News of accidents resulting from the storm continue to reach here. The steam CT Berlin picked up lfeboat of the steamer Vegesack at the mouth of Elbe with the bodies of four men. young woman and a child. all frozeD- to death Ii is believed that all oth- ers aboard perished
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-28
ALEX SCHOOLS CLOSE
A SUCCESSFUL YEAR

County Superintendent Wilson at
tended the closing exercises of the
Alex public school Wednesday even
ing, at which six pupils were gradu-
ated fro mthe eighth grade. The Alex
school has grown rapidly during the
past year, and double the number of
teachers will be employed next year.
A modern school building, equal to
any in the county has just been com
pleted.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-28
coLoREp PHYsIclANs MEET.

The Oklahoma Colored Medical. Dem
tai and Pharmaceutical Association is
in session at the A. NJ E. church here
today with a large number OF visiting
physicians present. Some very inter
esting papers are being read and dis
cussed. The prevention Of tubercu-
losis among the colored people will be
discussed this evening by DR.. Hender-
son Of Langston. The association will
adjourn tonight.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-28
BASEBALL ATIMlNco.

A warm game Of baseball is sched-
uled to be pulled off at Minco sun
day afternoon. the eontesting teams
being Ryan and Minco- The latter
town boasts of the strongest amateur
team in the state and the Ryan team
is also said to be good one An in
game is assured.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-28
ELks RETURN HOME.

Z The Chickasha Elks who attended
the meeting of the state association
in Shawnee returned home this morn
ing and they report fine time.
Among the crowd We're j. S. Askew,
Kendall Galloway, T. H. Dwyer, Jack
Craddock, jack Cravens, A r David
son and DR.. A. C. Crosse
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-28
THE PROBLEM or ELIMINATING
THE CRIMINAL.

The proverbial poor are not the
only folks that we have always with
ye."
There is the law-breaker who stays
with us just as faithfully and persist
emily No state, no community, is
without the vicious element of society
that has no regard for law. TO re-
strain this element is the constant eff
fort OF government but they are never
thoroughly quelled. even in the Oldest
communities where order should be
most thoroughly established, the worst
types of crime are not infrequent and
petty offenders are always plentiful
But evidence is not lacking that Ok
lahoma has more violations OF law than
she is entitled to and even If this is
not true, it is still problem of first.
class importance to every citizen to
consider the matter OF reducing crime
10 a minimum for the better preserva-
tion of peace and the protection of life
and property.
What are you going to do about It
Nearly everybody viii give you rem
edy and they are all good, but none
win fill the bill completely. The de.
sired end cannot be achieved by any
spasm of reform; it cannut be brought
about in a day or year, but 1t must I,
be by the here a little and there
little process.
Law is nothing more than crystal
lized public sentiment formulated in
statutes by the representatives of the
people and It therefore derives its en-
tire force from public sentiment 1t
is evident therefore that the first pre-
requisite Of law enforcement is a pub
lie sentiment that will not condone or
tolerate any form Of law breaking.
1t must be thoroughly ground into the
public conscience that disregard of
law is essentially anarchy and as such
constitutes grave menace TO the
peace aud well-being of any eommu-
nifty.
The man in the jury box must bear
his share Of the responsibility for the
conditions that exist. A juror who
takes an oath to try case according
10 the law and the evidence and who
for any reason disregards either must
be reckoned with as the most undesir.
able citizen of them an. Peace Off
GERS and public prosecutors may do
their duty but it will come to naught
if the Jurors conscience is not of the
quality that makes him do his work
according TO the letter and the spirit
OF his oath.
The laws delays" and the mass of
techniealities that surround the opera
ton of courts, an of which appear to
work to the benefit of the accused
rather than for the protection of the
public constitute another element that
impede the curbing of the criminal.
1t is hopeful sign that some of our
high courts show tendency to disre-
gard purely legal quibbles when the
evidence shows that the substantial
rights of the accused have not been
Jeopardized, and the following up of
this rule ought to put a good many
more criminals behind the bars.
Too free an exercise of the par
don power also lends aid and
encouragement to the iawless. If after
long delay, and tedious following the
course of justice through numerous
courts, the criminal by hook or crook
still has hope to evade his just dues
through a lenient pardon power, he
is going to have far less fear Of the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-28
SPRING CHICKENS RlPE.

J. r. Skunk, well known farmer
from near Cement, was in the city
today with his first load of spring
chickens. Mr.. Skunk says he will
have one thousand fryers ready for
market next week, and is justly proud
Of his chicken ranch. He uses no
incubators.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-28

What has become of the Chickasha
High School Alumni Association? A
banquet for the class of O9 would be
In order. Alumni associations serve
to cultivate school spirit and to per-
petuate the friendships and pleasant
associations of school days.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-28

The new Rock Island depot at Ho-
bart is nearly completed. For the in
formation of the public, we note that
the Chickasha depot will be finished
several months after it is begun.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-28

law. It might help some to cut out the
pardoning business in Oklahoma for a
few years.
The people, juries, prosecutors,
peace officers and the pardoning pow
er each have a part to perform in the
problem Of roofing out crime.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-28

The governor OF Wisconsin believes
in the inherent right OF an American
citizen to cuss whenever in the course
of human events the same becomes
He has vetoed a bin forbid
ding swearing in public places
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-28

Campbell Russell still has his fight
ing clothes on and is going to referen-
dun the new state schools off the face
of the earth, but of course the people
may have something to say about it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-28

Not to be outdone by Oklahoma City,
Enid is going in for three packing
houses at one shot. Nothing like get
ting plenty while you are getting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-28
CITY ENGINEER MOVES.

fCity Engineer Colby today moved
his offices TO the new city hall. 1t is
expected that police headquarters will
be moved early next week
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-28
r. 1. FREIGHT OFFICE
WILL CLOSE MONDAY

On account Of Decoration Day, le-
gal holiday. the Rock Island freight Of
flee will be closed Monday for the
day
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-05-28
THIS IS US
Does 81 look good 10 yor3
Does S. look betler2

Does 81 look good 10 yor3
Does S. look betierl
You can save from 81 to S. on
your next Suit if you take the
trouble to "See Me-" Just think
what 1t really means to have mon
ey and to be able to buy an up to.
date All Wool Suit for $Io co or
SIS 90 and for $40 90 and s7s oc
you can buy the bes Now you
can do all this If you have thrift
enough to look about before buy
ing. I invite thorough inspec-
tiou Of my offering.
Remember a dollar saved is a
dollar earned and t1at by saving
dollar you are on the right road
to wealth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1909-09-09
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The Red Cloud chief., 1909-09-09
BOY oroplrn WIN 4 Problem.

\ bright boy who writes letters and
compositions" for his mother as a
home study" but has time enough
for baseball, had this to say In one
of his recent productions: Archie
--- can't be first base because liar.
old's mother won't let him play with
a drivers boy. Archie is bully
player, even If his father drives a
team, | sent llarolG's mother what
was in my Christmas book about poor
boys It was that Virgil was the son
OF q porter, Sir Richard Arkwright
was the son of "A barber, Franklin was
a tallow chandler Oliver Cromwells
father kept brewery, Aesop was just
slave, Dickens was reporter and
Ben Jonson was bricklaycr But
iIarold.a mother told him that was
long ago. and II don't go now, a1 I
do not know what ,' do 90 get Archie
m ST. we don't ".0a new Climb without
Harold. WITS. ; hgd 20 ng brother
Co '.. un E.. (" 5u for tnlna 'a-
o.. op3 know &. wu.' about such
The Red Cloud chief., 1909-09-09

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The Red Cloud chief., 1909-09-09
Accepted.

do you consider your nerve Is
sufficiently steady to fit you for an
air ship navigator"
We'll, I've been out In a canoe with
. nervous fat girl"
The Red Cloud chief., 1909-09-09

Selfish Philosophy.
Pliny; 1t IS best to profit by the
madness OF others.