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The Detroit times., 1910-11-29

Don Edwards, by 10000 votes. Al
though the normal Republican major
ity was cut In half at the election,
Powers was sent TO congress by a
big plurality.
Even now his enemies are after
him. The London Mountain Echo, "a
Republican paper, thinks the nine
Kentucky Democratic congressman
should take steps to have him GUST
ed. But the chances are that Pow
ers will be sent to congress for years.
He is forty-one. In his time he has
been school teacher, cadet at West
Point quitting on account OF weak
eyes). law student, superintendent OF
public schools In mountain coun-
try. and finally secretary of state OF
Kentucky, until ousted by a contest
and then arrested as a felon.
But even before that, life has given
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29
TO CHECK A
GENERAL DECLINE <
In HEALTH
& Often Difficult When There
Is No Apparent Cause.
In . Majority Of Cases the Trouble
l. IN the Blood and When II Is
Built up Q Core Follows.

A condition Of III health in which there
y no specific disorder but In which the
patient continues 10 waste away for no
apparent reason, u Q batting one for the
phydcian 70 treas. Noe every ono y In .
podtioa - tAke - voyage or . trip 70
De mountains and frequently this u all
lhae tho peactitionar can advise.
General debility y generally due TO i'm
pure blood. Its GAUSS srS worry, ever
work, failure Of ~ body 70 regain its
health altar . severe sickness, lack Of
nourshmsut from disordsrsd digestion,
a como drain upon the body, all OF
which result In thinning the blood, pre-
venting h from carrying health and nour-
ishmsot 10 Tie tissues Al the body.
DR.. WunamS Pink Pulls, which cured
he following case, are Q blood builder
and alaO . nerve tonic, making them .
remedy especially adspeed for such dsbu-
itated and annmic conditions - existed
IN the case Of Mr.. John Keller, of 7O6
East Division sesset, Syracuse, N. Y.
He says:
az gradually became run down in
health, and general debility resulted. l
lost in wsieht and strength, I'll ambition
seemed 70 save me and the slightsst sx-
% tA0kA WVD1b0Q oAiu AbOo LIZ Wv uuA-
isrsd from severe headaches, my kidneys
were affected, and had hard pains
across my back.
my con brought home . box of DR..
Wilkam1 Pink Pills and before they
we're entirely used I knew they were
helping me. ! kept on with Vie treat
nant Ier Q time longer and was cured.
I have had no recurrence Of the trouble
and have enjoyed good health ever Gnce.
DR.. WiNam1 Pink Pills Are guaran-
led 20 b saie and harmless 70 the mose
dolicaas constitution. Thsy contain no
morphine, opiase, narco4o, nor anything
20 cause . drug habit. They do no< aos
On ths bowels but they actually make
nsw blood and strengthen he nerves. II
you want good hath you must have
GOOD blood.
Dr.. Williams Pink Pulls are sold by all
dsuggists, or win be sant, postpaid, on
receipt OF price, 30 cents per box; six
boxes for $3.50, by the DR.. Williams
Medicine Company. Schenectady. N. Y.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29

him it's cup OF bitterness to quar-. In
his young manhood he married a girl
whom he knew when a law student.
Six months afterward he stood by
her grave. While a prisoner In jail
permission TO attend the funeral.
His experiences would have brok-
en- down the ordinary man. But Pow
ers, no matter what people think OF
his guilt or innocence, is not an or
binary man. His will II iron, his
nerve chilled steel.
When the whole state literally
rocked with passion, when he faced
hostile judges. prosecutors and juries,
he never Quailed.
In a preliminary trial at Frankfort,
when things were shaping them
selves for gun play" between rival
attorneys, when men made a break
for windows and doors and when
others were drawing their pistols,
Powers remained cool and tried to
pacify his own attorney.
So, in his third trial, Powers as
founded the state by making the
closing speech In his own behalf. He
spoke long, and he spoke we'll II
was the cold. clear exposition of the
facts as he saw them, without q
single warm, human note, until in the
peroration, he expressed the convic-
ton that the Jurors were going to
send him back to the little mountain
cabin he called home, where a griev-
ing old mother sat watching and
waiting and praying for him.
The jury responded by sentencing
him to death.
But even then he did not break
down. While waiting once more for
the high court of the state to deter
mine his fate he resumed his regular
routine-so many hours for sleep, SO
many for writing and SO many for
exercise with dumbbells and pulleys.
So, all during his long incarcera-
ton. he kept his mind and body alert
and active, ready for freedom and
the opportunity which made him
''the gentleman from the eleventh
Kentucky" a man whose name IL
still anathema to Kentucky Demo
Gratis, and who was once called by
fervid Republican orators all over
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29
Michigan Prominent AZ Stock Exhlolo

Michigan Prominent ~ Stock
CHICAGO, Nov. 1s.-Aore
1000 animals have besn rse1oeos
and are on display 1t the Cnsco
annual show and internaf1onn1
stock exposition, which promasee
break all records for siso a. 49,
tendance. Several Michigan ~ So
showing sheep and cattle. and e.
schipper, proprietor Of the -
stock farm at Fillmore Center, 1lc0-|
has an exhibit Of horses- h. 3. SHAW
professor of animal husbandry q 49,
Michigan agricultural college, u 49,
judging Yorkshire ana BerksnsrU
aWino
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29

for his nth trial for alleged com
plicity in the Goebel assassination
when Gov. Wilson pardoned him.
Immediately Powers started cam
paigning for the Republican nomina-
ton TO congress in the bloody elev-
enth," the mountain feud district. He
swamped his opponent. Congressman
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29
IN SOCIETY

Phi Lambda Sigma will give the
FIRST dancing party OF the season.
Tuesday evening, In Chaffee hall
o
Among Detroit business men sail
ing for Europe from New York Tues
day morning, on the Kronprinz Will
helm. OF the North German Lloyd, are
John K. Baker and E. A. Nelson.
o
There will be no meeting of the
Michigan Society OF the Sons OF the
American Revolution, during Deem
Der, but on Jan. 81 the society will
meet In the home of DR.. Stephen Fl.
Knight, No. 81 Willis-ave. west, when
T. Glenn Phillips will read a paper on
Civic Identification"
The marriage of Miss Catharine b.
Edwards to Henry G. Cathcart was
solemnized In the presence OF rela
tives and friends of the young couple
in the home Of the grOom's parents
No. 16 MariettaSt., Wednesday even
ing, Nov. %. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. H. Sidney, Bullock
%
A large number OF guests responded
to the invitations issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. Boris l.. Ganapol, for the recep-
ton to Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hughes,
Saturday evening, in the new Ganapol
School of Musical Art, No. % AIDE
laide-st. Following the reception the
new concert hall of the building was
formally dedicated In a short program
of music, the first number OF which
was cello solo by Nine. Elsa Rueg-
ger.
A pretty wedding took place
Thanksgiving eve. in the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Manthey, No. 1879
F1eld-ave., when Miss Martha Kellner
was married to Richard Manthey, by
the Rev. e. c. Billings. The bride
was gowned In white satin and lace
and carried a shower bouquet of white
carnations. She was attended by
Miss Clara Sprung and William Man.
they acted as best man. The young
couple will make their home with the
groom's parents, At No. 1179 Field
ave.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29

Delicious Loaf-Order a veal shank;
boil, with a handful OF rice and an
onion, until the meat falls from the
bones and the broth Is nearly all cook
ed away Take the meat and chop
fine In bowl or granite pan and pour
over 1t the remaining rice. broth and
onion In the kettle, salt and pepper,
and set to cool and CONCEAL. When
perfectly cold slice.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29

Deb Printing DSss ~. nSsse 8
Main 1874. or City SSSS.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29
shall Women vetsS

II they did. millions would vote pr,
Kings New Life Pills the true remedy
FOR women. For baniahlng ou11.
tagged feelings, backache or heeo;
ache, constipation. dispeiiing cceoS.
imparting appetite and toning ~ -
system, they're unequaled- 10y.
safe, sure. At E c. kinsefss Cenoal
DRUG Co.. and Gray q WorcesesrA
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29

TIE o s, -sAs 1s.sfss -
The Detroit times., 1910-11-29

Issdors ooidsestn, AI)o0oo "
Fsions nsaSnsss - o6eopo '
Isadore ooldstsin- - ysaru e11
halls from Chicaso. u .
young man. He was asrooeoo
tectivs E1ias Baker - ~
depot, Monday morning. vuooy
arrest. he feignsd deafness 60 -
way up from the depot - -
oficer shouting ct the top - - 49, =
Baker even tried SIGN lnono
writing messages on papor 49,. al
result. Finally. after the 49,
had worn out his patisnoe, 0oooe
informed him he waant doaf.
II was only 1oshing you" - q c.
stein.
Goldsteln IL wanted IN 0aginaW 60
q charge OF stealing $e6 fFon - -
ploysr.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-21
rhrss.oolIar eold Pieces.

Beginning with the year 1854. and
ending with the year 1889, there were
539, ,792 OF three-dollar gold coins sent
OUT from the United States mints, a
total value Of s1ei9.37G A few we're
made ii the early years al the mints
at Dahlonega and New Orleans and
quite number at the San Francisco
mint up TO 1860, but the bulk Of thesa
coins We're turnad out by the mint az
Philadelphia. They were never coined
ID SUFFICIENT numbers these figures
show. 70 become really familiar 10 the
people outside OF banks. and 1t Is hard.
" strange that the existence Of the
coin should be now largely forgotten.
Hcusekeeper Magazine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-21
No lime to Experiment.

The lecturer on Biblical tribes knew
his subject, but he was weak on pro
nunciation. One word that always
fioored him was Philistines, He could
never remember for five minutes what
the dictionary lad to say about that
At every speech he switched the ac
cent from the ultimate to the penult
and antepenult and al the way back
again, and gave the last Il" the Eng
lish and continental sounds impartial
ly One night at public school lee
ture he started with Philistines (long
'i'') and gradually rang all the
changes possible except Phili-stines
continental ~. When he got ready
to use the word again ho paused II
was the fatal pause. for * gave the
mildly inebriated man al the rear Of
the room a chance to say:
Go slow, mister. You've only got
one more try"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-21
Meet Me at the Reynolds, the new pool
and billiard parlor, 222 Chickasha Ave.
TENSE FEELING
In HYDE TRIAL
DOORS LOCKED
lcontinned lrom FIFst rage.l

Continued from First Page.]
them in pantomime.
Dr. Hyde ordered her to give Col
swope the capsule upon which hinges
the entire case, said Miss Keller. Col
swope did not want 10 take the medi
cine. she testified. After he had taken
il and passed through a conYulsion
she said he moaned ION, my God. /
wish ! was dead. wish / had not talk
en- that medicine
Dr. Hyde ordered to hypodermic in-
jections Of strychnine when Col.
swope's pulse was at 1o4. said Miss
Keller. The nurse said Or Hyde told
her Col swope was plainly suffering
from apoplexy
Il should hate to answer for this"
she said she told DR.. Hyde, in speak
ing Of Col. swope's attack.
"why?1 she testified. Dr. Hyde
asked
Because the attack followed the ad.
ininistering Of the capsule
After Col swopes DEATH, said
Miss Keller, Dr. Hyde told her she
should make her account sS5 instead
Of SIS a week for attending Col
swope- This. she said. followed an I'M
successful attempt to get her to use
her influence TO have Or Hyde ap-
pointed an administrator Of the swope
estate in the place Of Moss Huntons
who had died
Or Hyde bled Moss Huuton so free
ly, said Miss Keller. that Dr. T G.
Twyman asked him .hree times and
Mrs Hyde asked him once 10 stop
bleeding the man before be quit
Miss Keller started to tell Of The ty-
phoid epidemic in the swope home.
The defense objected. cenfending tits
was immaferial 20 the death of Col
suope The court held that it would.
not-admit any Of this testimony until
the state showed a connsetlon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-21
MURRAY'S
ADDRESS

made manifest by my record in the
constitutional convention and the First
legislature. We submitted to the peo
pie the proposition for statewide pro
hihition, as separate clause to be
ratified or rejected by the peoples
will. Ny county was one of the few
In the state that voted against it.
was elected to the legislature from
that county, hut as a member ofethe
legislature did all in power to vitalize
that clause. That or any other county
Or individual had the right to make
the fight as they saw fit, but when the
entire people have spoken, official hon
esty and integrity say all must bow.
That was my position as representa-
tive from Johnson county; that is my
position now. They believed, and be-
lieved in the preponderating will Of the
people uporf all public questions. #
we could not have been relied upon to
Aave vitalized this clause, separately
submitted. we could not have been re-
lied upon to have vitalized any clause
of the constitution This now being
a norton Of the constitution, it is right
that it should be vitalized, and as gov
ernor should hold to the same posi-
ton. and so long as it Is part OF the.
constitution ! would enforce this law
to the best Of my ability, and veto any
nill that seeks to repeal it.'
Railroad Building.
sir. Murray said that for the period
between 1904 and 1908, the Interstate
Commerce Commission reported an in
crease in the total mileage Of the
country Of 1886 miles, fraction un-
der one hundred miles per year for
each state and territory The same
report. he said. showed that only 12
or l5 states for any yeaT since exceed
ed Ia construction 100 miles OF new
railroad. among the states being Okla
N4A-AAA+@ Al Afstt-t A-~ -tAA ANtANfsAt-tr Al-N
so-ealled financial holiday he said
Ozlahoma constructed n miles OF new
nairnad This was the year follow
adoption ak the constitution al well
as the year following the holiday;
ssa slawsd the year, he explained,
eE zae n11xzzaz construction and pro
isl II tAa rzzlzusds of ans year in the
EaEse1 SxaEss
T@ sry tar The provisions in the
a11rzz constitution retarded the
EsErus<ioz oE railroads is not true,
.e speaker said. THAT was the same
r used il Texas after the election
N Iim H0gE The same cry that is
4waFa used VIXEN there is an effort
.o roltrol these public thoroughfares.
TIE greatest traffic. gain and con-
ztruc.ion Of railroad property was in
1877. That heavy increase Of itself
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-21
The Test OF Merit
chickasha People Are Given convno.
ing Proof.


No better test Of any article can be
made than the test Of time and this
is particularly true Of a kidney medi-
cine. Doans Kidney Pills have stood
this test and stood it well What bet.
ter proof Of the merits Of this remedy
could you demand. than the statement
Of chiekasha residen who has been
cured and has stayed cured?
Read the following
Fred Andrews. proprietor Of the Lit
tie Texas restaurant. 71s South Fourth
street, Chickasha, Okla, says.
About three years ago Doans Kid.
ney Pills cured me Of kidney trouble
and can now say that the cure has
been lasting was troubled to a great
extene by disordered kidneys and my
back was so weak and ached SO badly
that was in misery most Of the time
Doan's Kidney Pills cured me and
the fact that I have not been troubled
since is conclusive proof Of their meI-
it. lam always ready to give this eff
fectiye remedy my Endorsement
For Sale by an dealers Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the Doan's-aud
take no other. 2td 1tw
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-21


together with causes arising from the
panic. and nothing SO far as the con
stitution is concerned, caused the fan
IN number Of miles IN the year 1905
because in 1908, with the same consti
tuition. the same laws on the statute
books, and the same citizenship, there
we're constructed in Oklahoma l5e
miles, reaching her old standard Of
construction, according to the reports,
since 1904.
State Might Build Railroad.
whenever il is understood that the
people Of Oklahoma intend to control
the public thoroughfares, and common
carriers. they viii build just as read
lily as they ever did; and if they do
not, il the state will simply give them
notice that the state win build a rail
road over a given territory unless
some corporation or company con
structs one, some Of the greatest sys-
tens will Immediately build that rail-
road before the state gets into the
field.
4Do not understand me as adyocai-
ing general state ownership, but Okla
homa would not be the first state that
built a railroad. Ii may be new to
you, but Georgia, South Carolina and
Tennessee built roads over sections
Of their states where 1t was the heav-
lest cost, and all have owned these
roads for more than fifty years. ex-
cept Tennessee. which fooled hers
away. There are some properties that
ought to be owned BY the state. such
as that class that nature has limited
and upon which natural monopoly is
often produced. | would r ention those
in their nature semi-puhlic. such as
the coal and salt mines; deposits Of
fertilizer. gypsum. phosphate, acid.
saltpeter-not as they are owned BY
Prussia and Enropen government,
for revenue only, but 10 prevent mo-
nopoly, Nor need the state operate
them, which is the greatest danger
in governmental ownership, because Of
the oyerpowering Influence Of Ameri-
can politics in all things governmental.
They may be leased under wholesome
safeguards just like Georgia does:s
Section ., Article 9.
AS to pending amendments to the
etate constitution, Mr. Murray said:
III the question Of eliminating or re-
pealing section 9. article 9, only, we're
before the people, the argument would
very nearly balance itself But that
Is not the question The question is
whether the people are going 70 adopt
the substitute submitted by the legis-
lature. which takes from the corpora
tion commission it's judicial power,
and lodges it in the courts The mi
tiated bilyl Is worse (This reference
is to the socalied Carter amendment.
submitted at the special election June
11-Ed.) 1t takes away the power
of the commission to get information;
it relieves the railroads from the re-
Of holding their meetings
in the state and only compels the
giving Of such information as may be
provided by law. and IN case Of a suit, |
If the law doesn't cover the particular
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-21

testimony desired. It couldn't be had
without convening the legislature and
the passing OF a statute, and then the
railroads might refuse How can the
state win suit. or sustain It's conten-
tions unless It gets its evidence into
court? And how can Il get its evi-
dence unless it has power to compel
the carriers to disclose such informa-
ton. The people will rue the day
they adopt the initiated substitute. or
the legislature substitute for section
D. AS stated before, there wouldn't be
such great necessity Of retaining sec
tion 8, but that is not the question
submitted to the voter. Unless the
people desire TO destroy the power Of
the corporation commission, they had
better vote no on both propositions"
The Torens land system was strong
IL advocated and toward the conclu-
sion Of his adress Mr.. Murray sharply
criticized the federal judges who have
enjoined the enforcement of Oklahoma
laws. He predicted that 2-cent fares
would be restored when the case was
decided by the supreme court.
President Taft and His Utterances.
We'll do l remember when Secre-
tary Taft, now president Of the United
States, came among us and plead to
vote against the constitution, and de-
ny ourselves local selfgoyernment. Re
fusing by an overwhelming majority
at the polls TO do this, he stigmatizes
us geological garden of cranks, and /
now seeks through all the powers OF
Republican machinery. predatory 4
wealth Of the East, power Of the execu- /
tive, administration and federal courts
TO destroy these reforms, by dragging
into~court six provisions of our law /
and constitution. Already has his fed (
eral Judge enjoined the 2-cent fare, and
freight rate orders of the corporation
commission; Notwithstanding the pas
senger fare provision was taken from
the constitution Of Virginia, and upheld
by the supreme court Of the United
States
THE doctrine OF state rights has
never yet been settled The doctrine
of notification OF the federal law-the Y
doctrine OF secession--is settled, and
rightly so. The doctrine that a state
might legally secede, or that a federal
law might be nullified was never a
sound doctrine The doctrine OF up
holding the federal law, with all the
power Of the federal government, as
sisted by the power OF the states, is
sound; to do otherwise would be trea-
son, but it carries with it the power
of upholding every law the state itself
has right to enact. and the federal
government cannot enact; to do
otherwise is anarchy.
Let us resist these breeders Of
anarchy, the inferior federal judges,
masquerading as courts of equity, as
we did in 1907 Let US stand by the
republic. uphold the flag. but no surer,
legal or patriotic way can be pointed
out to us, than urholding all law, the
power and law of the federal govern
ment. and with it the power and law
OF the state government"
Is
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-21

Diarrhoea should be cured without
loss Of time and BY a medicine which
like chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy not only cures
promptly but produces no unpleasant
after effects IL never fails and Is
pleasant and safe to take Sold by
all dealers. DGw
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-21

Prompt relief In all cases Of throat
and lung trouble if you use Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy Pleasant TO
take. soothing and healing IN effect.
Sold by all dealers. D&W
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-04-21
You tongue is coared-

You tongue is coated.
Your breath is foul.
Headaches come and go.
These symptoms show that you,
stomach is the trouble, TO remove
the cause is the first thing, and Cham
berlain's stomach and Liver Tablets
will do that. Easy to take and most
effective. Sold by all dealers. D&W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-09-21
TWO ITALIANS LYNCHED.

While being taken to the county
jail'at Tampa, Fla, last night, Castenge
Fiearrotta and Angelo Albano, two
prominent Italians, conspicuous in
the cigar strike at Tampa, were taken
from deputy sheriffs, hurried to some
woods nearby, and hanged from the
limb OF tree. Both men we're arrested
early in the evening charged with
being accessories to the shooting ol
]. F. Easterling, the bookkeeper ol
Bustillo Brothers, several days ago.
When the bodies we're cut down II
was found that the necessity for hang
ing both to the same limb, arose when
the mob failed in an effort to sever
the chains connecting the handouts
Ficarrotta had his pipe gripped firmly
in his teeth, and wore his hat.
Following the discovery OF the bodies
wild excitement reigned in Tampa
At midnight crowd estimated a
1000 persons had gathered, and th'
real tension of feeling, resulting from
the strike, was evidenced.
Eight months ago Ficarrotta wa
tried on charge OF numbering hi
uncle, G. Ficarrotta, n prominen
wholesale dealer OF West Tampa. ID
was acquitted.