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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06
A NIGHT in VENICE.

The musical fantasy, "a Night in
Venice" is the closing part Of the
program Of the Italian Boys, at the n.
f. church tomorrow evening, Dec Il,
at $3.50 o'clock These young men are
trained musicians and Mrs. Poland
their leader, is a reader OF high rank
as we'll as a singer. This attraction
is the best of the course and the "
NJ. q. A. knows It win delight al who
attend. Get ticket at Duniap's or Of
any Y. NJ. c. A. mSn,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06

calling it the Chickasha Y NJ G. A.
team, and play them but they refused
to agree to this arrangement and
therefore we cancelled the game.
THE cancelling Of the game does
not affect the standing Of our team
at all. Wichita Falls has Y. NJ. G. Al.
team and they don't figure in the con.
test for the High school championship
which chickasha has won. Had we
played the game and lost il, our
standing would have been the same.
We would have been glad to meet
them as Y. NJ. @ A. team and we
regret that they declined to play us
under that name
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06
Special BY United Press.

special Oy united Fresa.
London, Dec. 6-There is every
prospect that the conservatives will
not gain more than four or five seats
in the general election and recognizing
this fact, leaders Of the party are al
ready seeking to influence King George
against the creation Of more liberal
peers, arguing that the country is not
ready for the radical measures pro
posed by the liberals, particularly the
part Of their program which calls for
the limitation Of the veto power Of the
peers.
II is believed that ihe king will heed
this demand rom the conservatives,
his promise 10 the lib
erals.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06
CHS. STILL HOLDS
THECHAMPIONSHIP

The fact that the chicKasha High
school cancelled game with the "
N. g. A. team at Wichita Falls, Texas,
is made the occasion for a sweeping
claim BY the latter to non-collegiate
football championship Of Texas and
Oklahoma.
When Andy Hamilton, manager OF
the local team, was interviewed in re-
gard to the matter he said:
We were perfectly willing TO play
them but our faculty objected to our
them since they are not a High
school team. We told them, however,
that we would use our regular team,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06
SWTPE SILK
DRESS PATTERN

A daring piece OF shoplining occurred
in The Eagle Mercantile store yester-
day morning when silk dress pattern
worth s1S75 was taken from off a
front show case. Mr.. Boyd had been
showing the pattern to customer,
who later returned to purchase 1t, and
when the paper Il had been folded in
was found empty, The guilty parties
are suspected and the police are watch
ing for them,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06
BROKE OPEN STORE
NOTHING MISSING

What was apparently an attempt to
rob Calvert's hardware store Sunday
night is puzzling the proprietors as
nothing has been fodnd missing Much
trouble was taken to gain an entrance,
augnr holes having been bored around
panel Of the rear door, the panel
then being kicked in. The thieves We're
probably small boys, as the hole would
not permit the entrance of a large
man, but a careful survey of pocket
knives, revolvers and articles liable to
attract the attention of juvenile burg
lars showed nothing missing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06
100 PERISH
In SNOW
special by uniteIl Press.

Special by United Press.
Berlin, Germany, Dec. 6.-According
to dispatches received here today 100
people hava frozen to death in the
Asiatic Russian district along the
Aral sea. The temperature is report
ed to be As degrees below zero.
Thousands Of cattle in the region are
said TO have perished.
Troops have been sent 10 assist in
the rescue Of 20 trains on the lines
of the Central Asia railroad which are
blocked BY frozen drifts Of snow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06
Indicted Packers
Ask POStpOnement

Special BY United Press.
Chicago. Dec. 6-The Chicago pack
ers vino were individually indicted for
conspiracy in restraint OF trade and
violation Of the Sherman antitrust law,
today filed motions before Federal
Judge Robinson for postponement OF
hearing ia their cases until the suit
before Judge Lands Tor the dissolution
~ the National Packing company is set.
tled
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06
BUYS COOK FARM.

George Hale OF Oklahoma City, the
well known representtive Of the Okla
homa Stock Yards company, purchased
Sam Cooks farm, a mile west of town,
while in Chickasha yesterday He in
tends to turn the farm into big mule
ranch which viii be a branch of the
company's big barns in Oklahoma
City.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06
New Barber Shop
a Dream Of Beauty

Have you seen the new Rock Island
barber shop? It's in the same old
place and J. E. Holloway is still holding
down his job as proprietor but all else
is 50 changed that you wouldn't know
the place.
improvements which have been un-
der way for several weeks are now
nearly completed and the shop is in
deed a beauty The room has been
enlarged to twice its original size and
mirrors extend entirely around it, the
reflections giving the impression of
almost unlimited distance. The mir
rors are set in frames Of the mission
style and d.the same style prevails in
the cases. leather upholstered settees
and other furniture. The walls and
ceiling have been beautifully papered
and complete set Of new fixtures of
the latest pattern have been installed.
"a most attractive feature is the light
ing scheme, the numerous incandes-
cents, reflected in the mirrors making
o most brilliant appearance.
The shop now contains four chairs
and one more is to be installed. The
bath room is also being completely
overhauled There is probably no finer
barber shop in the southwest than the
Rock Island.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06
WE ASK YOU

AT the Close Of Business November 10, 1911
ASSETS.

Loans and discounts ........s 4ss42s7
This i The amount d money ehaveo out
Rs Rs soa soss wasi II uo bonds ara ssOs7o
This Is the Of have invested in stocks
books value. -so.,
Tais liz checked out
standing 70 their credit We dislike an
ordinary transactions do
.... 100000
This is the amount of money we have invested n United
States bonds the bank of this bank which
in circulation for like amount
1uVVOUV
This in b amour Of money have United
United States deposit which we
Cas-. RayS S = u s s rrsssursr rs Amounting O0VO sO7sOo
This amount . money we have on with the
United states Treasurer o our mutiated bank
when forwarded TO the United states Treasury for
Cash On Hand tts4s7
in vaults
Cash i"S with Banks ...... s427T SO
This is the amount We deposited with b
York. Louis and Kansas City This, plus the
o cash hand is the Of avail
Assets $15sSS25o
Capital. stock fuiy paid 100000
This il divided into $4,000 each,
Surplus '' 100000
the business which has a additional working
undvdsd S@o profits ts tns our ps'VrA i44saOo
circulation IrHo ~ sa s"s SADsI. i uA's szsooOO
fve twenty fifty and hundred dollar bills in
individual Deposits ....... ........ 44Ot424o
This is the amount customers have deposited with
Bank Deposits sssssts
This Is the banks located Oklahoma have
This ! lie the las deposited with
this bank
Total Liabilities shlss5s25s
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06
MORE CENSUS FIGURES.
Special by United Press.

Special BIZ United Press.
Washington, D. &, Dec. 6.--Direetor
Durand Of the census bureau today
gave out the following population an
nouncements.
Arkansas. 1,674,449, an increase Of
20 per cent.
South Carolina, l,5S5,4O0, an in
crease Of 1871 per cent over 1900.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06
wlLL.9Ms-MERR

A marriage license was issued yes
terday afternoon to Mr. Edward Will
liams and Miss Lillian Merrlman, both
Of Chickasha, and they were married
by Judge T. F. Moore.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06
ElRE DAMAGE SLIGHT.

Fire alarm was turned in this MORN
ing from the residence Of John Wea-
yer, 9l7 Iowa avenue, where a defect
i've tiue had started a small blaze. The
firemen made quick run and put out
the blaze before it had made much
headway. The damage was very
slight.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06
PRESIDENT TAFT'S
ANNUAL MESSAGE
READ In CONGRESS

arrived, Speaker Cannon sent mes
senger to search for preacher among
the membership Of the house, but none
was found and the session was formal
" opened without H. After the chap
lain arrived business was interrupted
long enough to hear the prayer
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06
BOLD YECCS
GET $1,000
*@+44++%+4+4@@+ = :

= Special by United Press. =
= Mexico, Mo-, Dec 6.-Thfee :
= bold yeggmen early today walked :
= into the bank at Martinsburg, a =
= small town ~ miles east of this I
= city, and blew open the safe, es- :
+ Gaping with 81 200 in cash. Z
+ Scores of prominent citizens :
= watched the safe blowers at work =
+ but none had the courage to at =
+ tempt interference with them. =
+ Officers are making every effort 4
+ to apprehend the robbers. =
a. n q 4 4. a. 4 q. a. 4. 4. n 4 a 4 a,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06

F. S. Leonard, local manager Of the
Pioneer Telephone company, will
leave Saturday for an extended visit in
Beryear. Tenn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06
READING OF
DOCUMENT
IS TEDIOUS

+ #% ### ### = = + = :
= A complete summary Of the +
= presidents annual message to Z
= congress will be found on page =
Z 8 Of this paper. =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06

Continued on Page Three.)
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-10-26
Const1tutjona1 Contention

It is understood the action of the convention was directed against Sup erintendent Burke of the Anti-Saloon League, who has been placed on the staff of a local paper and as re- porter has exercised the privilege of the floor during recesses.
 It is believed that the action of today will be reeonsidered tomorrow, though Burke or any other represent ative of the offending paper, it is said, will be excluded.
 A disposition to make woman 's suffrage a part of the Constitutional guarantees was introduced today. An other makes compensation for in- iuries compulsory, eliminating the question of cOntributory negligence. Still another grants the right to or ganize a strike and picket and boy cott rights.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-10-26

Bisbee Miner in the Cameron cam paign and aspired to be the private secretary of the Delegate.
 Later he aspired to be Railroad Commissioner, but was not taken ser iously.
 The talk is general among the dele gates tonight that Cohen would be forced to resign by Hunt himself, if the president expects to retain the respect and working loyalty of the men who compose the brains of the Democratic side of the convention.
 Six Proposals Presented.
 There was a noticeable let up in the introduction of propositions in the Constitutional convention today, only six being presented.
 One provides for a Bank Commis- sion and another prescribes for the judiciary system Supreme Court of three members from the District Court, while another compels public ity of campaign contributions before elections.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-10-26
MOUNT ELLIOTT
 INCREASING OUTPUT
(From Wednesdays Daily.)

(FrOm Wednesday, s Dally.)
 W. J. Martin, superintendent of the Mount Elliott Consolidated mines in Chaparral, arrived in the city Monday evening, and brought a bar of gold bullion valued at $1,000, which is the second one of the value produced in the past two weeks.
 In speaking of the general situa- ton at the property, ne expresses himself in an emphatic manner, say ing that development is progressing more satisfactorily and systematically than ever before, or since he as stunned charge. In consequence he predicts that production will be in- creased pereeptibly passing this be- lief on the good outlook ahead at all points under operation. In par ticularizing, he says the ore bodies on the first and second levels of the Tieonderoga are not only showing a better grade, but are stronger than ever before.
 Four machine drills are in daily use, two on the first and two on the second levels, which affords the plant steady run on the day and night shifts. The proposition is equipped with every facility for mine and mill work, through electrical power recently introduced, and de- lays heretofore met with in many instances are now relieved of un- certain conditions that were met with at occasional times.
 Associated with the bullion out. put during the past few weeks the yield in concentrates value will run to the above figures, which will give some idea of the good showing the property is making at a depth of only 200 feet.
 MT. Martin is a firm believer in future work On the property term. mating handsomely, and in making this assertion is fortified behind many years of practical mine work in that and other fields of this territory. He will return to his camp today.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-10-26

PHOENIX, Ariz., Oct. 20. - How near the Democratic majority in the Constitutional convention is to dis ruption was clearly Illustrated this afternoon when Baker and Franklin, the two ablest delegates from Mari eopa county, and Webb of Graham bitterly denounced Alfy Cohen, secre- tary to President Hunt and editor of the Daily Globe.
 Cohen published an article in which he branded Webb. Franklin and Baker as "sore heads" because they were not appointed to chairmanships on committees.
 Judge Baker said the public would regard the article as coming from President Hunt himself, inasmuch as Cohen is looked upon as his per sonal representative and press agent,
 Franklin declared the president had been placed in a compromising po- sition and Hunt was seemingly much affected by the denuneiation of Co., hen.
 Hunt diselaimed any knowledge of the article and expressed the wish that Cohen would retract the article in a "graeeful and gentlemanly man. ner."
 The presence of Cohen as Hunt 's secretary ha. been the cause of much fear among many of the delegates. He for years professed to be a staunch Republican, and edited the
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-10-26
ASH FORK Is
 INFESTED BY FIREBUGS
CFrom Thursdays Daily.)


 Ash Fork is passing into another sphere in criminal transactions, and comes to the front in the last three days with an ineendiary line of mis- deeds that is exciting property hold CTS. Two of these nave been report ed, one at the vacant building of Ed. Shieveley, on Saturday night, and the other in the big store of John Foley, on Sunday. The Shieve- ley blaze was discovered by acci- dent, and was extinguished by Colin Campbell and Forest Ranger Bene- dick, who happened to be passing by at the time. The loss was not large. MT. Sehieveley had rented the build ing for business purposes, and oecu- pancy was to begin yesterday morn ing.
 In the Foley fire several hundred dollars was lost in water and smoke damage, and that it was due to an ineendiary is believed. In one DOT ton of the main room the fire bug selected a pile of refuse to carry out his plan. and had not heroic efforts been made promptly the loss would have been a seroius one.
 During the confusion following the alarm and the efforts of many to extinguish the fire, Charles Croft. a hobo, was seen in the act of taking property away, and was immediately placed under arrest by Deputy Sher- if Bartlett. He had in his possess ion a fine Stetson hat, which was recovered and taken back to the l house. Croft was brought to the city yesterday by Deputy Bartlett and will serve thirty days in jail.
 It is the general opinion of many at Ash Fork that a gang of fire bugs is infesting the place, and all 1 business men are on the alert tC protect their interests, in which Dep uty Bartlett is cooperating in ar ] energetic and effective manner.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-10-26
POPULAR YOUNG
 SToCKMAN DIES
(From Fridays Daily)


 Ed. Bosley passed away last night at s o'clock, at the home of his brother-in-law, Levi Jones, from in juries received Wednesday in Thomp- son Valley, when his horse fell and caught him underneath Immediate ly after the accident he was brought to this city for medical attention, his injuries being of an internal nature, from which 1t was soon discovered there was little hope of recovery.
 No particulars of the sad accident were learned other than he was en- gagged with other rangemen in the rodeo, and that while riding along at rather a swift gait his horse lost his footing and fell with the rider underneath, the entire weight of the animal lodging against his chest and stomach.
 The death of this young man is one of the saddest and most regret, table that has ever taken place in the county. He was of agreeable per sonality and industrious habits. He was a son of MT. and Mrs. W. W Bosley, respected pioneer residents of Thompson Valley, and was about 20 years old. He was born in the eoun ty, and in addition to many rela tives leaves a large number of young friends to mourn his untimely death
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-10-26
UNIFORM COURSE OF
 STUDY IS ADOPTED

PHOENIX, Ariz., Oct. 1S.-A uni form course of study has long been the desire of those at the head of the Territorial schools. Seeing the need of uniformity in the course of study and being constantly reminded of the success which attended the uniform system of text books adopted q snort time ago, there has been an agitation among the sponsors Of the Territorial schools for some time, and recently the movement eulmin- ated in the selection of a board, specially drawn, for the purpose Of drafting a uniform course of study.
 The board consisted of the best minds in the public school depart ment of the Territory, and it was the purpose of those men to frame course of study which would not only serve the schools now, but would serve them for a long time to come as the constant changing of the course of study is necessarily at tended with needless expense to the patrons of the schools.
 The board chosen for this work has recently finished the task, and the new course of study is now in the hands of the printer. Yesterday Superintendent Fulton received word that the work had been completed and the new program will be put 1T force at once. The teachers in all the schools which can be reached will be given a copy of the new courses and the same will be intro dueed as soon as practicable.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-10-26

PHOENIX, Ariz., Oct. 2l. - De elaring that the representatives of the press have been lobbying, Dele gate Feeney succeeded in having the privilege of the floor during recess taken from the reporters. The vote rescinded the privilege which was granted unanimously last week. The vote stood 29 to 16.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-10-26
NATIONAL FOREST CHANGES ARE
 ANNOUNCED

Cattle and sheep owners of North ern Arizona will be interested in learning that the range rules of the Prescott forest reserve have been ma teriaIly revised under official orders from Washington, received few days ago by Supervisor Hinderer. A proclamation under date of October 7th, gives the eliminations effective from and after that date, together with the additions made to the pub lie domain.
 In additions ordered are approxi- mately fifty sections that are added to the Sycamore Mesa and Tank Creek country, in the eastern part of the county.
 Eleven sections are added south and west of Prescott, which moves the forest boundary one mile closer to the city than formerly. Instead of the boundaries being three miles distant the new order throws the restricted field to within two miles,
 lightweight sections are added east of Del Rio and on the south side of the Verde river, to and ln- eluding Peek's Lake. Between the river and the old boundaries Of the Coconino forest that section has been added to the Tusayan reserve, with beadouarters at Williams.
 Forty-four sections have been ad- ded immediately north of the Camp Mcdowell reservation, extending seven miles west of the Verde river Nine sections have been added i'm mediately west of the Camp Verde postOfiee.
 The eliminations ordered embrace A strip two miles wide east of Kirk land and Skull valleys, extending as far south as Moore's Springs, dis tant seventeen miles.
 Twenty-two sections are elimin- ated from the township in which Mayer is located.
 South of the Bradshaw Mountains, forty-eight sections are eliminated, embracing an area of twelve miles east and west and four miles north and south, running east and west through the Old Kentuek ranch and including all of the Humbug and i Boulder Creek country.
 East of Dewey sixteen sections are eliminated, including all of the eoun' try south of Texas Guleh and west of Yarber Wash.
 South of Cottonwood, on the Verde river, five sections are eliminated on the Black Canyon Mesa.
 The total additions ordered to the reserve are l29,2sO acres, while the eliminations reach S0,640 acres.
 This order materially affects the sheep industry, and is especially fav orable to it. The Skull Valley and the Bradshaw section are given a wider range than formerly, whiet will prove beneficial in the driving season. Near Mayer the sheepmer can move their floeks close to tho railroad, and conduct their shearine under better conditions. A wider range is also afforded at Mayer thar formerly.