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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05

given as direct commands. The train
men have been given all the industry
and employment wrecking arguments
company will esteem any Johnson sup
porter an enemy.
Full Crew" Promised
With these veiled threats have come
the open promise of the "full crew" in
the event of Johnson's defeat In other
words, the company that has success
fully employed Jere Burke against the
enactment of a full crew law now
promises to put on a few brakemen IL
the trainmen will help the mbeat the
peoples candidate for governor. The
fact that the machinery OF government
has been used by the company's polit-
ical bureau to defeat the full crew
proposition year after year may have
quite as much weight with the train
men as the promises made through the
bosses who have made them operate
trains with one brakemen.
Throws Off the Veil
The political bureau of the Southern
Pacific company has thrown off the thin
veil behind which it sought to conceal
from the general public the fact that 1T
was exerting its every energy TO secure
the election of Theodore Bell.
In its eleventh hour desperation the
battered Herrin machine has come
squareIy into the open to make good
W. F. Herrin's ante-primary threat
1--WE will get Johnson at the general
election
Calhoun. Hearst. ,Ruef and the Herrin
machine are ali in the open now. lined
up behind Bell and against the people.
And Herrin himself will be home In the
morning to see that the work Mas been
carefully done.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05

grace-is the blot of the Evening Post
and the San Francisco Examiner.
(Cheers.) Go where you will and you
will find exactly that disgrace attach
ing to your city
Tomorrow the hired prevaricator
from Indiana will undoubtedly renew
this slander. libel, nendacity and out
closed tomorrow night, when no oppor-
tunityis afforded of reply, this misera-
BILE Examiner, on Sunday, and that mis-
erable sheet, the bawd of Calhoun and
Ruef, may repeat these ISLANDERS.
| warn you what is coming. And IT
is up to you to determine whether a
California can be won in that sort of
fashion. Tt is your fight rather than
mine, and with YOU 1 leave 1T, without
in any degree soliciting or asking or
begging or in any fashion inviting
votes from any man. iCheersO
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05
ACCOUNT GIVEN OF
JANE STANFORD ESTATE
Union Trust Company Handles
S25O,OO0 During Year

SAN JOSE, Nov. 4.-The fifth annual
account of the Union trust company of
San Francisco, as trustee of the Jane
l.. Stanford estate, amounting to
81, 900. 900, was settled this morning in
the probate court. The trustee handled
more than s250.006 during the last year
in receipts from sales, income from
bonds and mortgages and like invest
ments and has paid out practically
the entire receipts to the beneficiaries
and in new investments.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05
VOTERS APE WARNED AGNNST LATE ATTAC1S
Some Questions for
Mr.. Bell to Answer

Is true Mr. Bell that chief supporters Patrick Cal
hou trolley whose head hang
baung public the Francisco Post
Is it Mr. Bell that the successful defense of
b. H. Brown indicted for wrkng tn Bank of Caoga whose de-
tense that his federal oense punishable by the state
Is true Mr. Bell that departure Angeles
preceded Sunday conference
tween Rogers Cahouns attorney and Herring of Indiana
Is true Mr. Bell that in 1906 after the of
refused Abe and
the San Francisco gTafers the Pavilion meeting this
Is true Mr. Bell that last received large
of from the California safe deposit and trust when it
nsovent insuton VIII tell the people all about that
Is Mr. Bell that political
has cards thousands Of the ask
them vote for Hiram w johnson
that johnson threatens e greatest employing company
California
Is not tr Mr. Bell that the last general election prior
the primary election you sat down with W. r. Hearst
Is not true Mr. Bell that at that made
r. Hearst and definite his promise support
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05
WHO KNOWS JOHN LITTLE?
AN ESTATE AWAITS HIM
Search Being Made for Heir at
Petaluma
ISnecinI Disnnfch 10 The Gill

PETALUMA. Nov. A search of
the United States is being made for
John Little in order that an estate in
England may be settled up.
Heirs of a family named Little are
being sought by Thomas Little, who
came to Petaluma from Ell Paso. Tex.
to interview members of a family by
that name to ascerta in the where
abouts of John Little. He is one of
the missing heirs.
He left England a number of years
ago for the United States and after a
period of years all trace of him was
lost.
Optimism Is sometimes due to lack
of eXnerience.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-07

latter Il q veteran IN the life insurance
business and the two men win make a
strong combination. Mr. Stone has
been IN the banking business since 1889
ana IS an all-around business man he
has been deYotlng considerable time
to lie insurance during the past month
and during August he wrote over si2s..
900 worth OF business for the company
probably breaking the life insurance
record for a dull month h Was thls
record which caused the oompagsy to
make him the attractive offer which he
accepted.
The National Life Is a strictly Okla.
homa company which now has insur-
ance 10 the amount Of about TWO and a
half millions in force Thirty OF its
stockholders live in Grady county,
among them being B. P. Smith and 81
T. Johas, the latter also being one of
the directors. o. r. Mccartney. a Gus
ter City banker, who ranks among the
leading iinanciers Of the state, is presi.
dent Of the company
Alessrs. Oldham and Stone expect to
establish agencies throughout this Sec
tion Of he state.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-07

out but advanced stopper to second.
Pierce was there with the long double
TO center, scoring Witherspoon, but was
killed in vain attempt to purloin the
third station. Ellison was safe on
tielder's choice. Fowler was killed
via Lon Mathis to first.
Third. Mathis cleaned safe hit
through pitcher, was sacrificed to sec.
ond BY Nicholson and romped merriIy
on TO third on Addington's safe bingIe
to second. Here Addington ana L.
Mathis executed pretty double steal,
/. Mathis crossing the rubber and Ad-
dington arriving intact at the second
sack. Middlebrook had a crouch at
the world in general and the horsehide
In particular and smashed it a cruel
blow on the nose which fattened his
batting average another hit and scored
Addington.
E, Mathis bipIaned out to Phillips.
The Purcell stock had bulled the mar
ket and the chickasha money had ta-
ken to the tall untrimmed cedars.
Hays popped out ID Wells. Frazier
bingled safely over second but was
forced out on Phillips felder's choice,
Weller to WelIss Galloway lined out
to Middlebrook.
Fourth-Hays cei3sbrated sbe opening
Of the fourth BY whiting McDavitt. Lon
Mathis laced the pill into left garden
for one bag. Brownlow and Frazier ex.
changed positions. Lon Mathis then
pilfered second without successful con-
tradiction. Weller was safe on Pierce's
wild cast and Mathis was killed at
out to Witherspoon.
Witherspoon out, pitcher to first:
Brownlow skied out to McDavit.
Pierce popped out to Wells.
Fifth Nicholson out, short to first.
Addington was safe On Hays error.
Wells pushed fielder's choice to short
and Addington was slaughtered at sec.
ond, Frazier to Brownlow. Middle
brook came up for his third safe hit.
2. Mathis out, Hays to Witherspoon.
Ellison doubled but was caught at
third, Wells to Addington on Fowler's
Offering to Wells. Hays hit to Lon
Mathis and a double was uncorked, Lon
Mathis to Wells to L. Mathis and all
hands went down.
sixth-McDayitt singled over third.
Lon Mathis out, Hays to Brownlow. Nc
Davitt advancing Hays let loose a
wild pitch and MeDavitt scored. Weller
ont, Brownlow to Witherspoon: L.
Mathis out via same route.
Frazier safe on Addingtons error.
Phillips popped out 20 Addingtou. Fra.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-07
HELD UP TRAIN in
HEART OF ST. LOUIS
Lone Bandit Kills Flagman-Two Men
are Arrested and One Makes
Confession


Special by United Press.
81. Louis, Mo-. Sept The police
this morning arrested Emil Pround
aged thirty-seyen, who immediately
confessed that he and Albert Julian,
both discharged stereosspers Of the
Chicago American, planned TO hold up
the Burlington Pacific coast express ii
the 81. Louis yards last night.
Rear FIagman J. IA. Wise was slot
and Instantly killed when lone bandit,
believed TO have been Julian. swung
onto the end Of the Pullman a short
distance from tho union station and
only four blocks police headquarters.
Pround admits that he missed the
train after agreeing with Julian to-
make the hold-up.
The murder and robbery was com.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-07

TO RAID
Flying Squadron Takes
Another Cruise MOT
Much Doing

Cruising about in dark town last
night, the flying squadron sailed into a
black fellow, Willis Coleman. and took
him In charge, and after considerable
searching located his sack Of booze in
the weeds.
Yearta then led bis forces to Jack
sawyers place, Fifth and Chickasha,
where few cold ones were captured.
The basement Of Matt Cooks pool
room was Visited but nothing more un-
lawful than some poker chips could be
found. steele's and Bob Powelrs place
were also called on but there was noth-
ing doing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-07
Stone Enters
Insurance Field


G. L Stone, for four years asg;aanl
cashier Of the Citizens National bank,
has resigned to accept position with
the Oklahoma Nationai Life Insurance
company The board Of directors OF
the bank accepted bis resignation at .
meeting lasA night Ills successor has
not yet been cchosen but Leroy Maxey
is filling the position At present
Air. stene Is associated with 4, ii.
Oldham oY Oklahoma civ. tbe arm of
Oldham 4 Stone being managers for
the National Life. Afr Stone viii have
bis ONCE ID chickasha al 3ies Chirka.
sha avenue while Mr. Oldham has Ills
headquarters at Oklahoma city. The
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-07

mitted IN ten mintes as the train
passed the terminal tracks IN the de
pressed right OF way through the
heart Of the city. After throwing Wise
overheard The bandit forced the train
electrician TO rob three women and two
men and fearing TO ride across the
Merchants bridge the robber jumpec
from the car to the street and disap.
peared on the Ievee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-07
CHICKASHA CLEANS
PURCELL IN THE
FINAL ROUND
Victory Perched on Banner Of Home
Team in Last Inning and the
Fans Went Wild


Oh, say wasn't It really cruel after
Purcell had, in their minds eye, sewed
that game up In their bat bags and
were putting on a series OF one night
stands in Purcell telling how it hap
pened, to take their pipe away from
them, turn loose the big guns and run
EN- TO cover that way? Now, instead
of telling a glowing story of victory
made sweeter by revenge, the proposi-
tion "ifY viii figure largely in the story
to the folks back home. Well, any
way, II happened like this:
The chlckasha diamond artists had
received a severe wogging at the hands
Of the Purcell clan, who were deter
mined to repeat the operation. Chicka-
sha was as determined to turn the ia.
bles and themselves operate the busi-
ness end Of the fail. The result was
that the faithful saw one OF the hardest
fought battles ever witnessed in Chick.
asha. It was smuggling match from
start to finish and the sphere was
swattee to every corner of the lot. Up
TO the final round Purcell held the title
Of chief swatsmith.
With one down and the gloom so
thick it was breaking OFF in chunks the
Chickasha tribe uncorked batting
rally that made the fans lapse into that
seventh heaven Of baseball insanity. Il
was sheer delirium.
Here is the dope by innings:
Weller went out, Hays to
Witherspoon; 4 Mathis ballooned OUT
to Ellison; Nicholson fouled 70 Fow-
Ter.
Frazier lined out to McDayilt: Phil
lips 7xtiinguIshed Wells to L. Mathis
Galloway stung warm one 10 Weller
and was retired at first.
-Addington smashed safe
drive through second, was sacrificed 10
second by Wells and purloined the
third sack. Middlebrook raped out
Texas Lacquer behind short, scoring Adj
dington. Robbery seemed to receive
no punishment so Middlebrook stole
second z. Mathis was safe on Brown
lows error. Middlebrook also arriving
at depot No. 3 on the mis-cue. Media
witt hit to Brownlow who seemed to be
playing in bad luck and threw wild, Civ
ing McDavitt his life to first. Middle
brook scored. Lon Mathis hit safely
past third and r. Mathis scored, Lon
advancing to second on the throw in.
Lon Mathis was caught off second
moment later. Witherspoon smothered
Weller's effort aud the agony ceased
Witherspoon proved a good waiter
md was donated pass to first. Brown
ow hit to Addington and was thrown |
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-07
DULL DAY in
POLICE COURT

Theo. Burgess and a fellow named
Burgett engaged in a hard-fought scrap
last night in which both were badly
beaten up. Burgess appeared before
Judge Grlssby and paid $1S fine this
morning but Burgett was unable to go
TO court
Sam swinford was hauled to the po-
lice station in the patrol wagon at 6
O'Clock this morning, where he is so-
hering up preparatory to making his
appearance IN police court
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-07
JOHNSON
PRESIDENT
Popular ChiCkaShd Pas
tor HOEored by the
State Convention
Special 20 The Express.

Special 20 the Express.
Tulsa. Okla, Sept 7.-DeIegates in
large numbers from all over the state
have been III attendance at the state
convection Of Christian churches.
which met here Monday
Rev. Andrew r. Johnson. pastor OF
the First Christian church at Chicka-
sha, was elected president and is pre-
siding over the deliberations with en-
tire satisfaction. to all
This Is one Of the most important
meetings Of the church eyer held IN
the state as questions are being decided
which affect the future policy Of the
work.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-07

BY 100000
StandpatiSm is Hard Hit
And Teddy Ap-
pIaudS
Special By UnIted Press.

Special by United Press.
Milwaukee, Wis, Sept. 7.--Insurgs Il
leaders at noon today placed LaF j.
leite's majority over Samuel A. Cook,
the millianaire paper manufacturer and
"standpattter," at one hundred thous.
and.
The LaFollette state ticket was also
elected, including Frank T. Tucker for
attorney general, who committed sui
eide a week ago. LaFollette state Leg
islatlon Is assured.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-07
.MCNEAL
COMING

Myron HUMPHREY, chairman If the
republican county committee. announ.
ced today thar Joseph McNeal, eanl.-
date for governor win speak ID chicka
sha Friday evening.
Mr McNeal will arrive on the 2i45
train from NARROW. The place for the
speaking has not yet been selected.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-07
sToRK VISITS HOME
OF POSTMASTER KAYsER,

The stoys joined the post office let
ter carried force this morning and the
first thing he did was to call at the
home OF Postmaster Kayser with a
special delivery package which contain
ed a pretty eight-pound baby girl It
Is unnecessary to say that Mr.. Kayser,
bearing the triple title OF editor, post
master and father, is highly elated.
Mother and child are doing well.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-07
Vermont Republican.

Special BY United Press.
Burlington, W., sept 2. The eelc.
ton Of John A. Mead, insirgent reYub-
lican. for governor over Charles y.
Watson, democrat, By 10000 plurality
in yesterdays election IS conceded to-
day with two counties missing,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-07

Special BY United Press.
Milwaukee Wis, Sept. Roosevelt
here today vigorously endorsed the vic
tory Of the Wisconsin progressives. He
denounced the rumor thai opponents
will attempt to pack the legislature
and disregard the primary result BY
electing democrat to succeed LaFol-
lette.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-07
RAIN WAS soAkER.

The rainfall here last night and Ibis
morning amounted 70 3-f inches, ae
cording TO Jacob Goods guage It puts
the ground In fine condition for fall
plowlng.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-07

Special BY United Presss
Detroit Mich, Sept 7,--Ircomplese
returns OF yesterdays primaries indi
cate that Congressman Townsend Is
leading senator Burrows Cor tue sena-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-07

torial nomination by twenty thousand
majority.
Chase Osborn, insurgent. is leading
ne other two candidates for governor
BY eighteen thousand.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-07
Julian Arrested.

Special By United Press.
81. Louis, Sept. albert Julian was
captured at $3.50 this morning. Bur
Iington police identified him as the man
wanted for numbering FIagman Wise
and robbing the Burlington express. Ju-
liam denies having killed Wise or that
he has auy knowledge Of the hold-up.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-07

Special by United Press.
Concord, N IL, Sept d Returns oI
yesterdays election show taat Robert
r. Bass, insurgent. defeated Colonel
Betram Ellis, the standpatsei, ior gov
ernor.
Two-thirds OF the counties give Bass
six thousand majority.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-07
Candidates
Nominated
Board Of Freeholders to Write City
Charter---SpeciaI Election Will
Be Held Sept. Is

AZ the primary Tuesday in which a
very light vote was polled four candi-
dates for the board Of freeholders were
nominated in each ward. On Sept
Is the voters viii elect TWO from each
ward
Following is the vote cast for the sue
cessful candidates:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-07

AT meeting held at the City hall
last night the results Of the primary
were announced and number OF good
talks on the commission plan were
made.
Tom DIVER, president Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce, presided over the
meeting and among those who spoke
We're J. +. Bishop. c, G. Kirkpatrick,
Rev NJ t. Butler. Dennis OBrien
John Duff, o. Conman, Dr. Gannaway
and A. S. Gilkey.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-07

Continued on Page Two.)
Evening journal., 1910-11-22
REMONSTRANCES
ARE WITHDRAWN

Chief Justice Pennewill. in the Court
Of General Sessions yesterday after
noon. handed down decisions in the
contested liquor licenses. Walter II.
Hayes, at the morning session OF
court, asked permission to file an af-
fidavit asking for a rule to show
cause why remonstrances filed against
the granting Of three of the licenses
on the ground that the only reason
filed was that the places were not
necessary.
The court said that It was a well
settled rule in this State regarding
the filing of remonstrances to liquor
license applications and that there
was no necessity to change the pro-
cedure. Therefore the application
was refused. Addressing Mr.. Garrett,
who filed the ten remonstrances and
who asked permission to withdraw
them, the court granted the appli-
cation. The only place against which
remonstarnce remains is that of r
]. Hanrahan, against whom the Law
and Order Society has also fled a
remonstrance.
Remonstrances withdrawn are those
against Edward j. Fahey, John T.
Lally, Dennis T. Shields, Thomas
Herlihy. Semon Fiedorgia, Dennis J
Quill, James Nolan, Frank j. Nc
Gowan, Peter Hecker, Edward Brown
Evening journal., 1910-11-22
ARCHDEACONRY
ANNUAL MEETING
Will be Held in Church at
Newark on December |

The program OF the Sixteenth an
nual session of the Archdeaconry OF
Wilmington. Episcopal Diocese of
Delaware, will be held In St. Thomas
Church, Newark, on December 1. Il
promises TO be one of unusual interest
The complete program follows:
800 a. m, business session; 10 a. m.
holy eucharist: celebrant. Bishop oi
Delaware. and the preacher, the Rev
Charles Fisk of Baltimore, Nd; Ills
a. m., subject. THE Child" first
"Heredity and Environment" by the
Rev John Rigg; second, "Recreative
ana Educational Inuences.' by the
Rev. Charles Fiske. These papers will
be followed by "a discussion that Is 10
he opened by George A. Harter. Ph. D.,
president of Delaware College Lunch
con will be given at D. m
The hour for the afternoon session
is 2.30, when the subject of Christian
Social Service will he taken up. The
Rev. Charles II. Holmead and tho Rev.
Herbert A. Grantham will give the
papers. while the Rev Hubert W.
Wells will open the discussion. There
will be a brief service with addresses
at 7.30 p. m. The subject will be Mis-
sions;" first. "In the General Conven-
ion." by the Rev. Kensey J. Ham
mond and second. I'm China by the
Rev Albert S Cooper, a missionary
from HaugkOw
Evening journal., 1910-11-22
WAVERLY COMING BACK
WITH HOPE OF VICTORY

Orange. the State champions, will
play their final game of the present
series on Thanksgiving afternoon with
the Waverly A. c., of Philadelphia
This team made quite hit here
earlier in the season by its fast play
ing. It is composed of more former
college men than any team that ever
played in this city. It is claimed by
many that they had Orange out-pIayed
and that lucky field goal by Heilner
saved the day for the locals. Waverly
was anxious to come back to defeat
Orange. They are practicing hard for
they know they must make the vow
good. They are coached by a Penn
State man and it will be remembered
that they had 19 men in the squad on
their previous visit.
Evening journal., 1910-11-22
PLAN TO UNITE
JEWISH SOCIETIES

To discuss the advisability Of con-
solidating into one large association,
representatives from eleven local He
brew societies held a meeting IN the
Synagogue, at Sixth and French
streets, on Sunday.
Tt is the idea of those interested to
erect or purchase a suitable build
ing for the federation with auditorium
and dance hall A room for the young
Hebrew hoys viii be fitted out with
pool tables, shufneboards and Other
such games in an effort 10 keep theh
interest there instead Of on the streets
and IN the public pool-rooms.
A committee Of five was appointed
20 meet next Monday when the plaI
win receive a thorough discussion.
Evening journal., 1910-11-22
JOHN BARR
WANTS PARDON

John Barr, of Georgetown, who was
convicted of violation Of the consti-
tutional provisions against bribery at
elections will make application to the
Board of Pardons at its December
meeting for a favorable recommends
tion TO Governor Pennewill for a full
pardon.
Among the grounds given are that
the verdict and sentence of the court
were against the evidence, that the
ends of justice have been fully met
that the petitioner has been fully pun
ished and that at the best his was only
an attempt at crime.
Evening journal., 1910-11-22
CoIored MasOns To Hear Oration,

The Rev. DR.. Albert Price will de-
liver a Thanksgiving grafton to Levi
Anderson Lodge, No. Is. f. and A. NJ,
at New Castle, on Thanksgiving Day
DR., Price is the grand orator Of Hiram
Lodge Among the visitors will be
Present Grand Master William Cald.
we'll, Past Grand Master Albert IA
Bradley, Past Junior Master Sterling
Master Of Lodge Spencer Guy and
George Garrison. The committee hav
ing the arrangements IN charge I.
comprised Of Murray Adams, JOIN
Scott, Isaac Selby. Hannah Roy, WI
liam II. Dwicker, Susan Guy, Cora
Roberts, Ellen Davis and Benjamin
Smith.