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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-01
MOVING PICTURE SHOW
A FINE EXHIBITION

The Code Amusement Company
gave another fine exhibition OF moving
pictures on Saturday night. There
We're some features that were par.icu-
larly interesting not to say amusing.
Among others was the "Oh. Rats" m
cident Il .pEears that at graf x
tween tie friends Of certain candi-
date for Office had asked them to
throw his picture on the screen along
towards the last of the performance.
1t was placed on the reel and at the
proper time the visage was displayed.
much 10 the forced amusement of a
large and adTiring audience But ne
reel kept right on doing business and
turned on the heading of the next
view. which was ooh. Rats" Then
there followed another howl of ring'ed
joy and disgust. OF course. II was
purely accidental that they should APP
pear in juxtaposition in that way. but
that did not detract from the enrhusi-
asm on the one side and dismay on
the other Of the audience
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-01
THE coRWlN ARRIVES
FROM ST. MICHAEL

The s'hamer CorWin ar49.d about
noon Yesterday from st. Michael win
quite bunch of passengers. as viii
be seen below This is probably the
last trip the Corwln will make In these
waters this year, as Captain West ex-
poets to pun out for the States in a
day or two. lie Will have a good pas
senger list for the trip that he IS con
templating, which, bv the way. is tht
most fascinating voyage that mas ever
started from Nome.
The Corwin brought the following
passengers from ST Michael: H.
Wacton ana wife. Gus Sturm. H
Hewett and wife Mrs. Parker ]. l.
Parker, Miss Lutchinger Miss Wat
son, Thomas Morgan. Mrs. Watson.
Mrs. Whiteside. Mrs. Roberts, F. Lab
adie and Wife, II. f. Locke and wife.
Miss Din, Miss Graham. c. S. Pierce.
w. II. Dunn. II. F. Grothe. G. Wat
kins. G. Carleton. w Means. III. O.
Butler + Drusbach. ]. L. Cox. Fl
Olson. III. Lillifene, Mrs. Kamaroff
Marie Kamaroff. g F. Parks. James
Wickersham. Thomas Watson. G II
Rrogg, +. Richards. j. Nylander John
Getwich. o. Mulvaney. ]. Langnetti
George PETERSON. p. Harrington. James
Roy. H. Ryan. f. CIaer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-01
Joint DEBATE, FINK
VS.. WICKERSHAM

rhest ~" gl1diators Of Dr., fafpnsIe
atrba H.Ee long wanted L. 4aaet in
haiti ufly before the public 4ul IL
Aig be soon bN the latter- dat follow
THAI Troy nav finally entered mt Al
agreement Ia discuss the issues Of The
DAY In ioml debate
Fin articles Of agreement uay- been
agreed upon between Nh. Adams Tor
Ar Fink. aud Mir Gilmore for Ar
Wiekclsham TIN date l. liked for
"Wednesday night August .. 1T Eagle
Hail The doors au b. opeued al =
y m. and the performance viii begin
AT $50. 1t is needless To- say that
this debate vii cause the hail Ia a.
hlIed TO early and avoid III, 1usu.
Following Is TIM letter Of Nj Fink
t. Mr. Wickersham
Nome, Alaska. Jph 81 1910
Tim. James Wickersham
Nome. Alaska.
sir have been informed ~ Mr..
Z p. Adams that h. and AIR Gilmore
are DESTROYS that should meet you
in Joint debate al either Eagle or \.
&. Hall "Wednesday or Friday night Of
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-01
TICKETS AT MRS. T. M. olesoN's.

All children who wish tickets 10 sell
may get tn, m at the residence Of Mrs.
T. NJ. Gibson. 2O5 West Second avenue.
Mrs. Gibson Will distribute tickets
from a. M to ] =. m and from To
l.. m. There will be plenty Of tickets
for every one. and Toby Reed has Of
fered large box Of candy to taa child
who sells tie most tickets All tickets
ar To b. deposited in tn ballot box
al Toby Reeds Cands Store. and
every night they viii - counted and
the number Of candidates and number
Of votes Of each Will be announced to
the public through the press Tickets
are also on sale at the three drug
stores.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-01
THE NOME DAILY NUGGET, AUGUST /, 1910


ON SATURDAY night. as MI. ]. a
Snuud was driving into town
ou d., H.s~tr road. he discovered N,
bod, Il "A man I,ios au the ground he
-iIr IL. rad IL stopped ms team
and vent t. il ~ So, It Jhar, was any
Thus IN COULD du when H, found Jb,
man 0a~ dead tt rut III. boil, ID
DIS nagau. .lo,, t. town. delivered it
t. t. underwriters. aud notified tie
authorities.
Il has turned 9ut o. be he hpdy ot
Edward = Anderson who arrived iu
the tIts tsH days since from Candle.
whore he has resided fer I'm. past few
wars From Mr l. \ s'mdqust. alsa
.af candle. Nso came down uu Tie last
bn5t from there with Anderson. tn
Nusgrt learns that h. had Bg,H in had
health atrN and INT Hl~ ras -t.t1n ut
candle advised tm u come down
Bere. Hher= h. ee4ld has, batter ~.
r"uttou than he could there ana ba,t
his arrrrdiv removed. If uu -xasdua
lion here h the Physician il wa
found advisable IL utgorars7 cam,
dawn htd an examination. "a va
advised that the operation uas u.,e--
ar There seemed Ia he ID httIt
dread in his mind over having Ia -
I fbr.4tgIt y#ffl, t#E. .4 I'D D
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-01

Tn" ee@@ittee an ARRANGEMENTS Of
thu baby show on the oecasiea It m,
reception u Governor aud Mr.. Clark
wish to extend vote of thaue. t.
Mr Simson. of thc surprise store. for
bis hind afer of doh as a prizr al
the baby slow They were much
pleased bt his generous offer. hut it
has been decided that no prizes be
given. a- eacH baby is considered "a
sufficient prize IN Itself.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-01
TIE SENATOR DUE TODAY.

The senator is expected in ANY this
morning; rossibly before you read tHis
she will be in the Nome road9t.ad
There are quite IA few Passengers On
board. and. what We all want most. a
large consignment of mail
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-01
YOUR CANDY Rack

II you can find any stale candy in
box of TOby's. he viii gladly take your
candy back and make you a present
Of an entire box. as well as your
money.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-01
NOTICE.

The Woman's Exchange is now
serving the best meals in the town.
Best bread. rolls and pastry for sale
at the counter. Foot OF Steadman ave.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-01
WEATHER RECORD
JULY 81, 1910.

femperature-Maximum. 81 above
AZ above.
Barometer-29.S6 inches.
Weather-Clear.
Wlnd-Southwest; light bre, 70
ARTHUR GIBSON.
Observer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-01

Initial Paper. Lon,eu Bros.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-01
SULPHUR MINE TO BE WORKED.
Nuggets Special Service.

SEATTLE. July SUE McGttuean.
Of California. has organized company
ID that state Tar the purpose Of work
ing tnt sulphur Volcano 1T Nalt4-RiH.
near tnaiaSsa. Thr necessary capital
mas been subscribed ANA Tie company
viii start In At once making rterufa
tons Ton working the mine on "a Ilrge
se.tle Aiming other improvements
that VIII be made is the construction
Of railroad from thr mine To- Tide
water - facilitate the economical
handling Of tho product
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-01

MOONLIGHT SPRINGS BATHS.
Now opened at Taylor's Barber Shop,
foot of Stsadman avenue.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-01

Prize Winner oraught Seer on sale
at the Eagle as soon as the corwin
arrives.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-05
HOT CHASE FOR
A BOOTLECCER

The "nying squadron went some
late yesterday afternoon but it couldn't
sail fast enough to oyertake a fleet
footed bootlegger Even Jew shots
from yeartas gun couldn't check the
fleeing man. He was the swiftest
proposition ever saw. said Yearta.
Receiving information that a boot
logger who had bis headquarters in the
stock yards not far from the chickasha
Cotton Oil mill, had Just replenished
his stock, the under sheriff and Deputy
Robinson went after him. AS they
neared his lair the fellow saw them and
took to hts heels The last they saw
Of him he was rolling down the en-
bankmeut into Line creek. He had .
complete plant including an ice chest
ana nearly a barrel Of beer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-05
MOTORMAN BLAMED
FOR TERRIBLE WRECK
Thirty-Six Lives Lost When Interur-
bans Crashed Many Injured
Orders Were Disobeyed

The collision occurred right at the bot
tom Of the double incline and at the
sharpest part Of the curve. The cars
were SO close that 1t was impossible
for either Of them to stop or slow down
and the crews were able to do nothing
except set the brakes and jump for
their lives. The crew Of No. IA and the
crew Of No. 10, which was composed Of
w ". Duncan, conductor. and =. >.
Young, both Of Springfield, ILL.,, leaped
as soon as they saw the collision was
Inevitable and all four men escaped.
They were badly shaken UP, but were
able to lend assistance to the injured
an instant later
None Of the passengers had a chance
for their lives, as the crash between
the cars followed Immediately the cries
Of warning issued by the conductors
and motormen as they jumped from
the trains.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-05
THREE VICTIMS
OF COLLAPSE

Special by United Press.
Kansas City Oct 5.-Three persons
are not expected to live today as re-
suit Of the collapse Of reviewing
stand during the Priests Of Pallas cs.e-
bration last night. Over three huldred
and fifty people were seated On tie
stand when it collapsed Forty-three
were injured.
The accident is said to have been
due to The faulty construction Of the
stand. Without warning the supports
gave way and practically everyone who
occupied seats was thrown TO tba
ground
! This was the opening Of tue festival.
which IaSts throughout the Week. II ~
an annual event Bands and electrical
floats. transported By electricity. made
up the parade Automobile races and
aeroplane fights given BY Cap ain
Thomas Baldwin are features Of the
daylight entertainment
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-05
HOWEY CASE
GOES TO
TRIAL

overruling motion Of the defendant
for continuance. Judge Bailey Oh
dered the trial Of Carl Howey, charged
with the murder Of Ed Morris, to pro-
'ceed and the work of selecting a jury
was begun this afternoon.
The regular panel was soon ex.
hausted and special venire Of twenty
five men were summoned. The case
is one Of which nearly everyone has
some knowledge and 1t was therefore
difficult to choose a jury
It viii be recalled that the mutilated
body Of Morris was found on the road
side west Of Chickasha last June.
Through the investigations Of Sheriff
Louthan chain OF circumstances
pointing strongly to the guilt Of Howey
was discovered and his arrest fol-
lowed
Col O'Neill and Oscar Simpson were
appointed by the court to defend How.
ey.
AT 2:45 this afternoon the jury was
still celebrating
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-05
JURY IS STILL OUT
in HOMICIDE CASE

that he knew nothing Of what happen 4
after they were a few miles out Of
Alex.
Judge ColIeps and Deputy Sheriff
John Robinson, both OF Alex, who ar
rested the two men testified rhst tn j
found Porter in a drunken stupor about
10 o'clock on the night OF the killing
and Hawkins in the same condition
an hour or SO later,
Lee cruce testified that he didn't
hear Hawkins make the stats.l It
about getting a bird, which was at
tributed to him BY Mrs. Bell
Mount Hayes was recalled to the
stand by the defense. He said Porter
came back to his house after the shoos-
ing and asked for Moore. Porter
wouldn't believe that Moore was shoE
until shown the wound
Dave Hill. Geo. WaIthaI H. Adair,
Boat Ramsey and others testified to
the good reputation Of the defendants.
The Jury
The following composed the jury:
J. II. Freeman. Oscar Claycomb. E. S.
Burney, Joe Num-, Fred Kreutz, ]. B.
Burton. Dennis 0Brien, A. A. Holmes.
Henry Dubose. John BY, j. H Giles
pie and J. D. Buie.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-05
CHICKASHA
VS.. NORMAN

One Of the most interesting football
games Of the season viii be played
at the University park Friday. The
contest VIII be between the High
school team and the Norman boys.
Norman has had strong .eam for
many years, and this year has already
done some excellent work in handling
the pigslsin. Last Fr'day they played
a practice game for fifteen minutes
with the University Of Oklahoma and
only allowed the VARSITY to score
on them once. In the past Norman
generally got the big end Of the score
in games sith our High school, but
this Is the time when on boys have
an excellent chance 10 win a big game
chickasha has oetier team tais year
than ever. SO Shannon, who has
been away for some time, has now re-
tarned to take iig place on the tenn.
The boys play fast, snapi.y hall and are
in good shape for Fridays game
Definite arrangements have been
made to have future games played at
the University park. After buying a
ticket for entrance into the park q>te
will be no additional charges for seats
in the grandstand Or for a place alon ?
the side line.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-05
FAST BASKET
BALL ASSURED

The Y. NJ G. A. is doing some fine
work toward the development Of one
Of the best basket ball teams in the
state for the coming season. The pro-
moters have in view some Of the fastest
men available in the state and are as
sured that these will lend their time
and efforts to make the local team a
winning five
Secretary Jones said: Oklahoma
City and Ell Reno are expecting to put
strong teams into the field and with
the proper support why should not
Chickasha be successful rival to
these sister cities. Nothing win adj
vertise a town better than athletics
and We believe that this movement
should meet encouragement BY our citi-
zens, Athletics is the surest and
quickest way to create enthusiasm and
spirit In Y NJ. c. A. and will attract
young men when all other inducements
fail.
we cordially invite any young man
to take part and especially we wish to
invite you who have played elsewhere.
The next regular practice is to be held
Friday night
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-05

staunton. ILL.,. Oct 5-Thirty-seven
persons were killed and from sixteen to
twenty-five injured in collision on the
Illinois traction system two miles north
Of here yesterday afternoon. Three Of
the injured and possibly more are not
expected to survive.
Reports from the wreck up to last
night have been difficult to obtain and
although some Of the statements rel
ceived from there make the number OF
injured as high as fifty, it is not be-
lieved it will run over twenty-five.
Only three OF the dead have been
identified as Vet and these are all prom
inent officials Of the traction system
They are:
J. E. Berry. Springfield. ILL.,. land
commissioner Of the Illinois Traction
company.
w. n. Street, Stanton. ILL.,, assistant
trainmaster Of the traction system.
D. " Black, Springfield, assistant
superintendent Of motive power and
equipment.
The collision occurred between local
train No. IA, north bound, and an ex-
cursion train. No 7s, beaded toward ST.
Louis, and loaded with passengers on
stheiS "a ID eW ne parade Of The
Yelled Prophets at St Louis.
The accident apparently was due en-
tirely to the disregard Of orders BY the
crew Of local No. "A, which was III
charge OF NJ A. Leonard conductor,
and John NJ. Tiernan, motorman
Train No. IA had orders to pass train
No. 73 at Stauntca. The latter tram
was running IN two sections and the
orders given to No. IA were explicit
that it should pass both sections Of the
south bound train at Staunton. The
first section Of NO. 7S had passed when
the crew Of No IA pulled out on the
main track and started south At a
sharp turn in the road called Dicker-
sons curve, which is two miles north
Of this place, the two trains came to-
gether in a splintering crash.
Dickerson's curve is a sharp bend in
the road and is at the bottom Of de-
cline both from the north and from the
south Train No "A and the second
section of No. 7S We're both on the
down grade and moving at speed Of
forty miles an hour when they met.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-05
IS
STRONGLY URGED

Vaccination as preventive Of
smallpox was urged in the strongest
terms by DR.. john w. Riley, health
officer OF Oklahoma City, ia his lecture
at the Christian church last night
"The trend OF modern medical prac-
tice is toward the prevention OF dis
ease, rather than Its cure" declared
Dir. Riley. Smallpox could be entirely
wiped out II vaccination We're univer-
sal. Oklahoma City and many other
towns had suffered greatly from the
scourge during the past winter. The
disease appeared III Oklahoma in De-
cember. 1909. and up to May IA, 1910,
there were 314 cases and S3 deaths OF
those attacked 200 We're males and ia
females. It was most prevalent among
negroes. The disease broke out in
the schools which were closed for a
time and then compulsory vaccination
was enforced After that time there
were two cases among school children
but no deaths.
In spite OF all that you hear about
the disease being in light form, our
experience demonstrated that smallpox
Is still smallpox, one Of the most loath-
some and dangerous diseases. and the
only way to stamp it out is by vacci-
nation.
'This state Is in great need OF de.
tentlon and quarantine hospitals where
conditions are such that people will
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-05

gladly 60 to them. In Oklahoma City
we had nothing but tents to which to
send patients. We shall need these
hospitals as long as people will not
be vaccinated.
pr Riley described the symptoms
Of the disease and the sufferings of the
victims, illustrating his lecture with
stereopticon views made from photo
graphs taken in Oklahoma city. He
showed the necessity for complete iso-
lation and strict quarantine and also
for thorough fumigation Of houses after
the recovery Of patients He expressed
the opinion that some houses could
never be thoroughly cleaned up, the
only remedy being to burn them.
IN his Introductory remarks the doc
tor made some general observations on
contagious diseases. 1T isn't neces-
sary for children to have the usual
run of these diseases. as is sometimes
supposed. Keep the children away
from infectious disease. Statistics
show that measles, with its train Of
consequences, carries off more people
than any lother disease We should
protect the children in every way pos
sible from such diseases"
Dr. Riley handed the anti-vaccina-
tion theorists some hard raps. He had
not observed case where vaccination
resulted serious "vaccinate and re-
vacclnate" was his advice.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-05

At $3.50 this afternoon the jury in
the case Of Frank Porter and VIII
Hawkins, charged with the killing OF
Lem Moore, was still out with little
prospect for a verdict
The case went to the jury about $3.50
last night and they wrestled with it till
1870 a NJ, resuming their deliberations
after breakfast and continuing till $3.50
when they asked to be taken into
court. AT that time the foreman, },
II. Freeman, reported that they had
not agreed and several Of the jurors
said they didn't think an agreement
could be reached. They were enlight-
ened by the court on several points
and ordered to resume their deIibera-
iions. D.
The case was argued last night In
his Instructions the court told the jury
that according to the law the fact that
the defendants were drunk did not af-
feet their guilt
State Closes
Mrs. Mount Hayes, who was an eye
witness to part OF the tragedy, told the
story about as it was related BY her
husband and Jim Hayes
Mrs. Long Bell OF Ireton testified
that she was at Alex or the day of
the killing and as she was coming Out
Of store she overheard Hawkins
make a remark to Lee cruce to me
effect that I'm going 10 get 4 bird
on the way home The state sought
to show that he was referring to
Moore.
Mrs. Lem Moore, widow Of the de-
ceased, testified that Hawkins allowed
his hogs to run out and Moore, who
was his neighbor, had put them up and
this caused trouble between she two
men, she said HAWKINS passed hes.
husband several times alter that with
out speaking.
Defense Testimony.
The two defendants were placed on
the stand and both told substantially
the same story. Hawkins ssid he
lived about 100 yards from Moore and
that he never had any III feeling for the
latter or a cross word with him. He
said Moore put his hogs up bus it oc-
'casioned no feeling between them. He
didn't know Moore was shot ill told
about it.
Hawkins told about being in Alex
on the day o. the killing. Moore asked
to ride home with him and he con-
sented. He took out three quarts Of
whiskey When he was about a mile
and half ont Of town he became so
drunk that he knew nothing. re
could remember nothing that happened
after that time. He could ret recall
when they stopped in front Of the
Hayes house, the scufne or The shot.
The gun belonged to him and he had
carried it 10 Alex.
Porter also said he was SO drunk
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-05
Portugal In ReOolt
Against the King
Manuel Takes Refuge on Brazilian War
ship---Rebels in Control---Spain
Prepares for Trouble


Special by United Press.
london, Oct. 5.--Lisbon has fallen.
King Manuel has been swept from his
throne and the capital is completely in
the hands Or the revoIutionists. The
royal palace from which the blue and
green flag Of the republicans floats is in
partial ruins from the bombardment
Of the warships whose officers and men
joined IN the revolt.
Portuguese warships IN the harbors
are preventing the exit and entrance Of
foreign vessels.
A report received here this after
noon says the king Is en- route to Eng
land.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-05
Asserts Many
Involved in
the Conspiracy

Special by United Press.
San Francisco, Cal, Oct 5.-That
some organization is responsible for the
dynamiting Of the Los Angeles Times
plant and that a large number Of men
had hand in the conspiracy, was the
assertion today Of Attorney Earl Rog-
ers Of Los angeles who is here to in
vestigate clues.
He declares that four arrests will be
made today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-05

Saniander, Spain, Oct 5.-A Ger
man steamer here has received a wire
less from the steamer Cape Blanco, Of
the same line, lying off Lisbon. stating
that warships began bombarding the
palace Just as soon as the uprising
within the city began Shortly the
revoIuiionists hauled down the royal
standard and displaced it with the re-
publican green and blue flag.
Rumors OF The overthrow OF the mon.
archy ID Portugal have been current
for long time past In fact, the voice
OF dissension has not been silent since
Manuel ascended the throne after the
assassination Of King Carlos and the
crown prince. on February ] 1908. The
Lisbon newspapers within recent date
have printed alarming reports Of an
alleged plot 81 the clerical party for
the overthrow OF the Portuguese gov
ernmcnt and the establishment OF a
military dictatorship.
The Secnlo declared that the clerical
party's strong dissatisfaction with the
policy or the government had culmi-
mated IN ihe organization OF a rebel
lion 20 overthrow the monarchy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-05
County Seat Fight
Wait on the Courts

Special by United Press,
Guthrie, Okla. Oct attorney
General West in letter to Governor
Haskell advised the executive not 10
call an election to settle the county
seat fight in swanson county until the
dissolution cases now pending in the
courts Of Kiowa and Comanche coun-
ties are disnosed Of.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-10-05
NEGROES
MEET HERE

Special by United Press
Guthrie. Okla, Oct. 5.-A convention
Of negroes has been called to meet
in chickasha October IA for the pur-
pose OF uniting the three state organi-
cations Of negroes and making prepa-
rations to fight the grandfather
clause