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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29


the law which the people sought 10
enaeg, you do enact the same into law
in form and substance as was the in
tent OF the people, emitting therefrom
the section which appropriated SIX
hungred thousand dollars of public
moneys TO be used for Capital pnr.
poses. ask that this appropriation
be omitted from the bill because We
find it possible to secure grounds an
erect building without the necessity
OF taking Il single dollar from the
public funds recommend this to
you because the people have decided
the question expressing their will by
such large majority, and because
of the form Of government OF he
state OF Oklahoma the will OF tie
people is the supreme law Of the
State.
/ have also to report to you that
prior to the election on June eleventh
when the Capital bill was adopted
had invited all cities candidate fol
Capital honors to make tender to the
people OF the State Of such contribu
tions to the expense Of Capitol buile
ines as they might see 1T Numerous
propositions were submitted ant
which promptly published in full t
an the people Of the State so that th'
people voted fully knowing what th'
several PROPOSITIONS were.
The people selected Oklahoma City
including its fiye mile surrounding
as their choice. This included fou
disdnct sites and propositions an,
ene Of which would probably hav'
/ given the State pfree site and al
ample Capitol building costing sub
stantially one million. five hundre'
thousand dollars.
Proceeding under this act capito
Commission was appointed which ss
lected the proposition offered whicl
was closest 70 the Oklahoma city lin
It's and by the substitution Of lands i
part nearest the City q compact are
was obtained with its most remot
point even two miles nearer the Cit
than the remote point ef the neaFes
proposition, and q contract was entel
ed into by the terms Of which slxtee
hundred acres Of free land supplement
ed BY one hundred thousand dollars 9
cash was placed az a guarantee tha
from the proceeds Of sale Of lots IN
state should have the following sum
Of money before the euarantors shoui
be reimbursed With any Of their sul
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these things and certain other things,
such as playing cards and mixed -four
amounted to more than s2s9,000,O00
and Commissioner cabell's organiza-
tion collected it all ah cost Of about
s5.OOO,OOO 1t cost a penny and little
more than seven mills to collect each
dollar.
When the present year is ended next
june 80 Commissioner cabell estimates
his men will have collected at least
s3OS 100000 aa practically the same
cost.
Only three other years have passed
the year 1910 as an internal revenue
producer since the bureau was es-
tablished il 1863. In 1866, while civil
war taxes were Still heavy, receipts
mounted UP to sSlO,oO0000, and fol
/ lowing the spanish-American war in
1900 and 1901 they were $685.. 100000
and $1,000 900. respectively. But
for times Of peace and normal pros
perity 1910 heads the roll, with the
prospect of being eclipsed BY 1911.
1911 Moonshine Places.
Commissioner Cabell's report, u
speaking 81 Illicit distiIling, says Ala
bama, Georgia, North Carolina ant
souih Carolina lead in offenses Of thii
character During the year officer
closed ,s1i such plants, 200 more thar
the year before.
Illinois led all states as produce
OF internal revenue More han $49
100000 was collected in that state
!. New York was second with SS6.000O0
and Kansas third with $32 100000 am
Indiana, Pennsylvania and Ohio fo
lowed in the order named. Illinois Pre-
! duced most Of the distilled spirits an
New York most Of the fermente
liquors.
Commissioner CabeI recommend
that the pay Of the revenue collector
J and officers be raised to a level wit
I corresponding positions in the posti
and customs service.
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November as, 1910.
Is REvoLurloNsrs KILLED
Mexican Government Troops Defeat
Rebels After Five Hours Fight

Mexican Government Troops Defeat
Rebels After Five Hours Fight
chihuahua, Mexico.--In an engage.
ment near this city Sunday. which
lasted from 9 o'clock in the morning
until 2 o'clock in the afternoon, 500
federal troops routed a force Of 400
Maderlstas, driving them repeatedly
from strong positions and compelling
them to take to the mountains The
revolutionists lost fifteen killed and
many wounded There were no fatal
ities on the federal side, but several
inclrding three officers, were wound
ed.
General Navarro was In command
Of the federal troops He left Chi
husAae ct S o'clock Sunday morning
at the head of four companies Of the
Second battalion and two squads 9.
cavairy from the thirteenth regiment
Near Fresno. twelve miles out. one o.
the squads Of cavalry fell behind "a
guard the road They were am
bushed BY The rebels. who opened IRE
from hills on both sides Ct the high
way.
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HERE'S A BLACK EYE
FOR PROHIBITION.

Washington, Nov. 29.--The United
States has just passed through a ban
ner year for drinks and smokes and
oleomargarine Here is the nation 5
record for the twelve months ended
June 30, as it shows in the figures
OF the internal revenue bureau:
Enormous Liquor Output.
Disabled spirits. 1e3,0oO,00O gall
Ions; sO,O00,000 gallons more than the
year before
Fermented liquors. 59,4S51ti bar
rels; an increase Of S,0O0,O0O.
Cigars BY the Billion.
Cigars, 100000 900; 100000
more than 1903.
Cigarettes. 6,S3O,0OO,000; an in-
crease 81 solid l,000,0O9,0O0 !
Chewing Tobacco Increase.
Plug. fine cut. cube cut, granuiated
or sliced smoking or chewing tobae
COS or snuff. ao2O00,ooO pounds; 4.
O0o 000 more than the year before
Oleomaraarfne 14t .Se2 $50 mounds:
$4,000 900 pounds increase
Illicit Distiillns.
Illicit sdistllllng and other manufac
turng q moonshine whisky Is on thl
increase. especially the bureal
says, where there are statewide pro
lhibiton laws.
The Internal revenue receipts on 81
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GOV. HASKELL'S
MESSAGE TO THE
LEGISLATURE
Chief Executive Of the State
Transmits Recommends
tions to the Extraordinary
Session Now Assembled at
Oklahoma City

Executive Department. State Of Ok.
lahoma:
To the third Legislature assembled
In Extraordinary Session 10 enact
such law as you deem proper relat-
Ing to the location of the seat 81
State government and to provide
fer Capitol buildings, grounds, and
a other things pertaining thereto:
submit to you that the govern
ment OF our State is founded upon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
THE MINISTER'S ALLIANCE.

The ministers Of the city met in the
y. NJ. C. A. rooms Monday, all the
pastors being preesnt except Rev.
Johnson who was unable to attend
Pastor Benks Of Ninnekah was intro
duced and became a member Of the
body Reports Of the pastors for Sum
day were given and the weather seem
ed to be the cause Of falling off in
attendance. Rev Sherman reported
two conversions.
Rev Wilson began an interesting
Bible study ON "The Passion fol
Souls which win be concluded at tbs
next meeting. a committee was ap
pointed to draft resolutions concerning
the Y. N. G. Al. and present them a
the commenoration service through
Rev. Sherman next Sunday On mo
tion adjournment took place ait noon
The closing prayer was BY Rev sher
man.
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Ame.Iean IdeaIs. gLate Paps.s ana

American Ideals, State Papers and
index.
Fiction.
ChurchiIl-A Modern Chronicle.
Deland- Old Chester Tales, Awaken.
iag Of Helena Richie
Dumas-Count Of Monte Christie
Garland -Cayanaugh, Forest RangeFs
Money Magic.
Hough--54-40 or Fight
Hewlett--LittIe Novels Of Italy.
James-The Passionate Pilgrim.
Montgomery-AnEe Of Green Cables;
Anne OF Avonlea.
Porter -Freckles; The Girl Of Linn
berlost.
Tarkinton- The Conquest Of Canaan.
Thanet--The Man Of the Hour; The
Lion's share.
Tomlinson- Ward Hill at Weston;
Ward Hill, the Teacher.
yaile-The 0rcutt Girls.
van Dyke-The Blue Flower.
Won Ground Arms.
The Review Of Reviews has present
I'd the library handsome volume Of
Roosevelt cartoons, covering the
period Of his public life from 1884 TIL
the present time.
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Carnegie
Library
Bulletin

Homeward bound edition Of Roose
yelt's works, 20 vols.
Presidential ADDRESSES and state pa
pers, seven vols.
Winning OF the West, four vols.
Naval War OF 1912, two vols.
European Addresses.
Rough Riders
The wilderness Hunters.
Hunting the Grizzly.
Hunting Trips Of q Ranchman.
The Strenuous Life.
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SOIOnS Out to See Pro-
posed Site
Cconunued IrOm PAGE u

lLOuUEuGu from Idkt IL
government and capital Of the state
Of Oklahoma shall be and is hereby
established at Oklahoma City, in the
county Of Oklahoma, in ahe said state.
But this section shall be construed TO
mean that the capitol Of the state may
be located on the land selected for the
capital purposes by the state capital
commission hereinafter created. either
within Oklahoma City or not to ex-
ceed five miles therefrom.
Section 2. A commission TO be
lsnown as the state capital commission
Il hereby created. Said commission
shall be- composed OF three qualified
electors, ao be appointed BY the COVER
nor within thirty days after the ap-
proyal Of this act, but no more than
.wo Of them shall be Of the same po-
litical party. Each OF the members
Of said commission shall subscribe to
he oath required by law Of the other
state officers, and shall execute bond,
10 be approved by the governor, IN the
sum OF fifty thousand dollars, condi-
toned for the faithful performance Of
the duties imposed upon them by law,
and each of them shall be paid sal
ary OF four thousand dollars per an
mum. The term Of Office OF said com
missioners shall be two years, but
they shall be subject to removal by
the governor at all times, and said
commission shah terminate at the ex-
4 piration OF two years from and after
the first day Of March, 1911, unless It
shall be continued by act of the legis-
lature.
Section 3. AS soon as practical
after their appointment and Qualih-
cation they shall organize by electing
one OF their number chairman. A ma
jority shall constitute a quorum to do
business and perform the duties and
exercise the powers conferred on the
commission. Said commission shall
lhave tl,e mower 10 sue or be- sued. and
to defend or be defended, in any and
al actions or proceedanqs IN any way
affecting its powers or duties said
,ommfssion ehail have n,,wer to def
dtelv locate The state capitol and
shall have hover to make ali neces
sary contracts GA behalf oflthe saats
IL order ~ secure 81 gift Or donation
4 The proceeds Of the sale Of land from
nv person. firm or corporation. fol
fhe purpose Of creating a fund 10 b,
Known As the state capitol fund" t,
he amoun. Of one million seven hun
ired Thousand dollars. or tn receIv,
donations or gifts as aforesaid othe
ran from lands for such nurpos,
from anv other source whatever. bu
Il shall not have mower 70 purehas.
or sell any land on behalf Of the stat
I nor to bind the s. ate to pay for tn
! same.
i Section Before anv ccntracs shal
be made for the proceeds of the sal
of the land for capitol purposes. th
land shall be specifically designate
ana described. and said state capita
4 commission shall have the authorit
to require The owner ID survey an
plab the same into parks. sasare.
: blocks, lots, streets and alleys, an
to require the owners thereof to max
!, accurate plats in duplicate. to be al
(, proved by the governor. one Of whic.
] plats shall be fled IN the Office OF m
n register OF deeds OF Oklahoma ooul
t ~. and the other shall be kept b
a.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29

Good fresh country butter 80 and 35c
per lb,- Nv. 9. Wells & Co., SO2 South
Third street. Phone 621. 2g-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29

Bible, indexed, illustrated.
Santa BibIia.
cruden's Concordance
coneybearc and Howson's Lie and
Epistles Of Paul.
Farrar Life and Work oe Paul
EdersheIm m-Llfe and Times Of Je-
sus, two vols.
Geikie-Life of Christ.
Halstead-Christ in the Industries.
Peabody Christ and the Social
Question.
McGarvey Commentary on Acts
Commentary on the New Testament.
Mcknight Harmony Of the Gospels
Jameson, Faussett, Browncritical
and Expository Commentary, two vols.
History Of the Popes
Sacred Books Of the East.
Smith Bible dictionary.
Fiavius Josephus- Complete works.
story Of the worlds Worship.
Sam Jones own Book
Life, Mt and Wisdom Of Spurgeon.
Fiction, Rent Collection foc for 5 Gays.
Abbott Molly Make-Belieye.
calhoun-AIiss Minerva and Willlam
Green Hill
Churchill--A Modern Chronicle.
Cooke-The Power and the Glory
Dagis-once upon Time
Gariand-C -Cavanaugh, Forest Ranger.
-Whirllgigs
Johnson varmint
sTcCutehe0n The Rose IN the Ring.
sferedsfsArhe Ordeal Of Richard
Feverals
Nicholson The Siege o. the Seven
snitors
Richmond Christmas Day ii the
Evening
CARNEGIE LIBRARY
MAGAZINE LIST
American BOY.
American Magazine
Cosmopolitan.
y Delineat0r.
EYeryh0dys.
l. Hampton's
Harper's Magazine.
Harpee's weekly.
Independent.
Ladies' Home journal.
McClure's.
Review 81 haylews
ST Nicholus.
Saturday Evening Post.
Scientific American,
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CARNEGIE LIsRARY AuLLETIA.s

FNII05oPHJ'
Advancement Of Learning,
Novum 0rganum.
Ralwin- Story Of the Mind,
Ladd Primer Of Psychology.
Locke Essays on Economies.
Kant- Critique Of Pure Reason.
Marcus Aurelius Thoughts.
spencer-Data Of Ethics; First Prln-
ciples.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-18

Shc-Whcn YOU - To ask papa the
first thing lie viii do win he to accuse
you of seeking my hand merely To be.
come his Sou-in-law.
lie Acst And then
md then yuu must agree with him.
us a let pyuudcr Of himself than he
3. ~ me
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
MARY J. ZIMNlRRMAN,

This is TO give notice that the subscribers
have obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Hartford county. Md. letters testamentary
ON the estate of
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-18
lame BIRDS BEST.

1Iysterical hens that ny on the nest
like shot and cocks that sluawk and
beat II when their keeper enters the
coop should have their uuictus In the
cook pot.
Hen Mysteries have several causes.
Children 'nd dogs give chiCLons hts.
When n poultryman's temper gets hig h
the feathers tly, mud hen many do not
pet fowls. The true fIuchr love, his
birds, aud they not only rrrlprucntr
his affection, but bring him more mufii
than these wild eyed, gaIIopiug scream.
crs. The most successful puulIrymMn
in the world. whose poultry profit ~
S35,OOO n year. has this rule for his
helpers: pet thc birds Make them
tame. II pays"
Wild fowls don't pay
II takes more time and feed to fat
ten II nervous fowl II It gets fat at all
The more nerves hen has the loss
eggs she lays the more haichug eggs
she breaks aud the less chicks she
raises.
Turkeys, unnamed, that are brought
right In from Wild range NE and
penned to fattcn VIII often wear or
flesh In worry instead of hriu. fed 10
fine finish IN II hurry while those that
eat from Mary's hand viii lay on
weight 10 beat the hnrl,
Ducks, perhaps the muSt nervous Of
poultry, are easily frightened into n
stampede that means lost ducks and
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-18

Milo Sale was in the eighteenth
century the most accomplished and
fascinating bHlirtcusc at the famous
French Opera, Ia addition to her 9th
or qualifications. she played aud SANG
with extraordinary artistic skill and
depth # expression 81" ono" con
illrI to Rum"au, the nuirr musician
that her ardent wish WAS ~ be- allie t.
c"mpps" AMI ushrd him to give her u
few sous In the art. "Nulhiug cas-
Ter IL the world, l!nmcIu pnlInHtll
replied. II" handed her II sheet Of pa.
per ruled far music and asked her Ia
tns" her ynluahl" hr"astpim and prick
holes In ia" lines wherever She ihcughD
proper AfIrr the lady had completed
her task i;lmclu luuk the sheet 81 pa.
per. turned each pInrlur" into u note
determined lis length selected II sutH
hl" key, sud llir thing was dom" ihi.
rrUnrkuhlc composition turned est u
Iil'k pi"." Of dance musin. which
WIS aflrrUHrd entitled les Sau,a-c~
Dams Irs irhr' GalHntes" aud WAS
popular IN France for great number
of years
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-18
HE. EGIS
BEL AIR, Md, MAR. 1e. 1910.


The mYir.'s Of the mathematical
class WAS matchmaking for her matb
cinatical pupils while her mathcmat
ical pupils were iuwardly mathematiz
ing mathematics ..,. 80 =. 49,.
Vow. suppose" said the mistress
y had Il pound Of plums"-
At which point It occurred to hc'
how much better she could Illustrate
her example 10 her youthful charges
If she really had n pound Of plums
So.
Mary" she said TO n girl Of eight
heres siTpoHcc. Go ont and get mo
II pound Of pums. And ms I'm going
10 give them In the end 10 the girI
who gets the sum right first hr sure
before You buy them you pinch one
or two just 10 sec that they are whole
some"
! few minutes aud Mary had return
Cd. with flushed face and triumphant
eyes slc approached the teachers desk
as one worthy e concentration and
pumped down bag Of phms aud til,
siNpcucc.
There, mum" she said. Il pinchcd
one or Two, rs yOn told me, and when
the man wasn't looking plnchcd the
blessed lot London Answers.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-18
DON'TS.

Don't neglect to examine the crest Of
Polish after, rain. Mud In the crest
viii spoil the best
Don't braE up your IcEhorus II they
have bccfy combs TO make a cor
rection breed neat comhS ry selection
Don't make Orpingtuns aud Brahwas
sleep on high ruosts Sore feet follow
jumping fcats
Don't feed yellow corn TO White
Rocks unless YOU want cream
Weather doesn't make the feather
Don't show Hamburg without his
comb spike Hen hc dchurrcd nrd
you'll for home hike.
Don't show langshau with a
crooked brrastbone. Hen get liclcd
wherever shown
Don't sell norking without i've
toes nor take four tued llovdauS 10
the shows.
Don't expect your hens Ia make eggs
without straw and q fuli craw. EN
ercise for grain IA Hitter Is the bully
money glitter
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
DANIEL. Il. SULLIVAN,

This is TO give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Hartford county, Md, letters testamcntary
ON the estate OF
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or they may otherwise 10y law he excluded
from all benefits of said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment
Given under my hand and seal this eth
day of January, 1910.
MARY l.. SULLIVAN
EKecutrix,
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or they may otherwise nv law be excluded
from all benefits of said estate. All persons
Indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under our hands and seals this 9rd
day OF February, 1910.
LYDIA A. RECKORD,
NJ .ATCHlSON RECKORD,
EXECUTORS.
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On or Before the Sd day OF August, 1910.

late of afford county, deceased. All person,
having claims against said decense are here
by notified to exhibit the same, with the lega
vouchers thereof
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10 Mother, In Ihlt Town.

Children who ARE delicate. fcycGsl m,
cross viii grt immediate rel # from N"ihr,
Gray's Sweet Pow ltIs for Children. 1Hc,
cleanse the ftOmH"h net On the liver. mnkint
n Sickly child strong auI hra.ihy. A ,.rinii
cure tor worms. SOD by nll drIFgt,t-, 10
Sample "Eec. Adde'S Alien q. uIIpst'd
LcROy. NJ
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-21
10000 TON SHIP
IS NOW IN SIGHT
Both Cunard Company and Ham,
burg-AmeriCan Line Expected
to Rival White Star Ships.

Wnan the White star line placed
orders for The building Of the 4J,ono
ton leyiarh1ans. the Olympic and the
Titanic, the former OF which took the
water recently. it was thought that as
regards tonnage and length they would
not be ecIjpsed for a few wears to come,
The decision as to whether they viii
hold that record for long, however, re
mains with the Cunard company.
For the last few months, ever since
the last general meeting in fact, the
word has been passed around in ship
ping circles and well informed quarters
that big Cunarder is in view by
the directors. Although this rumor has
been discIaimed over and over again
by the officials and shipbuiIders connect
ed with the matter, the fact remains
that big ship is in contemplation.
Whether an idea of its dimensions
can be inferred from the chairman s
statement at the meeting of sharehold-
ers THAT The future of the North At
!antic traffic rests with the combined
passenger and cargo carrying steamer
of 10000 or $4,000 tons" or from
dimensions rumored-tonnage $4,000,
length 1000 feet-remains to be seen.
Mr.. Hunter, of the shipbuilding firm
Of Swan, Hunter d Wigham Richardson,
which built the Franconia, the Cunard
company 5 latest addition to its fleet,
a man certainly well informed on the
subject, stated recently that the
proposed Cunarder would be larger than
anything ever thought of if the com,
pany's intentions were fully carried
out.
\ gigantic vessel is also being built
to the order OF the Hamburg American
line. According to various statements
from high quarters-no official news has
been issued, and the exact dimensions
and tonnage Of the liner are a closely
guarded secret-the length has been
placed a anything from 900 to $40 feet
and the tonnage from 10000 upward.