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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-01
MAY ADOPT
NKwnmmmNnAY
IHOMPSON
BILL TODAY
Capital Bill IJD for Final
Passage in the
House

Special 70 the Express.
Oklahoma City, okla. Dec. 1.-The
honse and senate convened at ?
o'clock this afternoon. tpe house with
fhe announced purpose Of attempting
to pass on final reading the Thompson
Durant bill introduced on the first day
Of the session, locating the capital al
Oklahoma City. The bin has passed
the necessary readings
Governor Haskell appeared before
The house committee this morning in
his final effor to line the committee uD
for the measure A favorable report
Il expected. Tn ex-governor openly de.
clared in favor Of the Putnam site for
the capitol
The senate Is working on the Frank
lin bin providing ar Increased salary
for Miss kate Barnard state commits
sioner Of charities and corrections.
The adoption BY the house Wednes-
day afternoon Of the Cornell bin con-
ferring exclusive and original iArisdic.
iior upon the supreme court to hear
and determine any action that may be
brought involving the legality Of the
removal oF location of or an attempt
to remove Or locate the state capital
or any normal school or other educa-
tlonal or charitable Institution. the
way IS now cleared for speedy determi-
nation by ne legislature 81 tie perma-
nent location of the scat Or govern
ment Of the state n Oklahoma
The senate today placed upon iss
second reading the Cornell bIll Ii ID
expected ina On Friday the bin VAN
doubtless b passed BY the senate. II
the senate concns in the action d the
house IN adopting the Cornell bin. all
Il win lack ID become i law and in
effect, viii be the governors sigma urs.
which 'here IS slight doubt but that he
wili aftix promptly. When this Bill he
comes effective no writ or other action
win Tie IN the lower courts against ans
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-01

ANXIOUS
Tracts SelI Rapidly in To-
days Offers; l,247 arc
to Be Sold

Win something Ike five hundred
purchasers awaiting the call Of their
specially selected tracts, assembled
from an parts of the state and many
other states, the government sale Of
the eiohty-one thousand acres Of sur
plus lndIar lands IN Grady county
opened II this city this morning. to
continue until Monday Of next week
when All Of the twelve hundred tracts
will have been offered.
The bidding was exceptionally spirit
ed, especially on some Of the best
tracts, and, at 4 O'clock this afternoon,
more than one hundred tracts Of those
- be offered On the first DAY had been
disposed Of, some Of them going at
more than four times the original ap-
praisement. The greater number, how
ever, went At appraised value
the sales party Is composed Of i.
George Wright commissioner to the
Five Civilized Tribes who is superin.
tending the sales d ]. creel, auc-
stioneer ana Chas b. Webster, w M.
Chapman Dr Morrison and ii. II. Hob
bard, clerks
Owing TO the tact that satisfactory
arrangements were not easy fo maize
for quarters the sale was hate III start
ing ard aid not begin until after ii
O'Clock Consequently. the sales Of
this morning continued but little more
than ali hour
ln that hour. however. forty-three
tracts out Of seventystwo offered.
were disposed Of Twenty nine failed
40 sell The highest appraisement
which had been fxed On the lands was
$3.50 per acre Many Of those tracts
whose appraisemelt were highest went
above the appraisement, ore even
reaching the price of s2S per acre.
The sales Of the morning were CON
dneted from the front Of the post Of
flee On Third street, the clerks force
being located IN the Office Just north
Of the post office building This after
noon the sales force was transferred
to the rooms above the post office to
avoid the cold and the wind
The bidding this afternoon was even
more spirited than this morning and
at 4 O'Clock almost two hundred tracts
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-01
z HURT In
COLLISION

J T. Kerce. 42S Minnesota avenue,
and John Marshall 15-year-old lad.
received painful injuries in a street
car collision last evening at z o'clock
when car No 276, driven BY Motorman
s H. Scott and Conductor 4 H. Hol-
comb, ran into their wagon at the cor
ner Of Fifth street and chiclSasha ave
nue.
The lad was thrown heavily to the
pavement and received a broken arm.
Kerce was bruised and wrenched pain
fully The injuries Of neigther. how
ever. are expected to be serious.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-01
JAPANESE
IS ON TRIAL

Special By United Press.
Denver Col, Dec MANY Jap
anese crowded the court room today NJ
attend the trial Of Jenkyo aIitsumager.
the Japanese boy who IS charged with
the murder or Mrs. Katherine Wilson
in her fashionable Capitol hin home in
May last
Baron Yumamatto a Japanese lead
er in this country, i representing his
government in the trial 70 see that
the boy gets fair hearing
y Tbe murder was brutal. When Ride-
ley Wilson. husband og the murdered
woman. returned from the soUth 70
find the dead body Of his wife stuffed
in factory box in the basement, the
jap at iirst denied being IN the house
al the timn tale crime was committed.
Later. he admitted being the house
but declared that the murder was com
mitted By Caucasian.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-01
DIAz AGAIN
PRESIDENT
Special by United Press.

Special by United Press.
Mexico City, Dec H. Ceremonies
most uncommon for the day marked
the inauguration Of President Porfrio
Diaz here today on the inception of his
eighth term as chief executive Of the
Mexican republic
A quiet ceremony was held in the
Palace Of the Mines at 10 o'clock. the
oath being administered first to Pres
ident Diaz and then to Vice President
Corral
In the midst Of the ceremony, how
ever reports arrived from the state OF
chihuahua anncncing fierce outbreaks
and sreious deprenations BY revolution
lists and the inaugural was almost inn
mediately turned into council Of
war.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-01
Governors Select
NJ. fOr Next Meet
Special to the Express.

Special to the Express.
Louisville, KY, Dec 1.--The selec-
tion Of Spring Lake, New Jersey, as
the next place Of meeting for the gov
ernors' convention ~ be held next
year, was the most important act Of
today's sittings, which were presided
over by Governor Marshall Of Indiana.
The governors did not meet today I'M
til 2 o'clock this afternoon, giving evi-
dence that ii is hard to combine bust
ness with pleasure.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-01
COLUMBIA PROBE TO
START NEXT YEAR,

Guthrie Okla. Dec. 1-State Exam
iher and Inspector Taylor announced
Wednesday that the probe into the
conditions surrounding the failure Of
the Columbia Bank and Trust com
pany Of Oklahoma City probably would
be started about January /.
The examination Of records will be
under the direction Of Hugh Gerner,
chief deputy to Mr. Taylor, anc Depu-
ty State Examiner Charles Alexander,
brother Of VIII Alexander, OF olSIaho.
ma City
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-01
Iowa Promised Hot
Political Controversy
%+++~***++%****4 :

4 + + + ! = = I. ; = + + + + = ,
= Special by United Press. +
= Des Moines. Ia, Dec 1.-THE =
= political war which threatens to =
= conyulse the state Of Iowa this +
= winter during the fight for the +
= election Of United States sena' +
= tor to succeed the late Senator J =
> P. Dolliver, deceased. broke loose +
4. today when Lafe Young, who was :
y appointed by Governor Carroll 70 +
4 the senatorial vacancy in todays =
+ issue Of the Daily Capital, Young's +
4 paper. he charged Senator A b, !
y cummins with bad faith and bro 4
= ken pledges when Cummins =
=. said. on leaving for Washington, +
4 he wanted to see Il progressive =
Z elected 10 Senator Delivers POI =
+ sition and that Young IS not =
= progressive. +
: Young has announced his candi- =
+ dacy before the state legislature =
) for election to the seat TO which =
= he has been appointed but is be- =
= ing opposed by the progressives. >
= = = = : + = = > > . = = = : 3 =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-01
SCARCITY OF WATER
AT HASTINGS, OKLA.

Hastings, Okla, Dec III The gins at
this place have been badly handicap
ped for want Of water and have had
teams hauling water from Red river
for thepa three weeks. About 2,too
bales Of cotton have been ginned and
about 400 more to gin, which will make
ID all about one-third Of a crop Stock
water Is very scarce. Farmers are
hauling water and report wheat rSe
and other ciops used for pasturage a
complete failure.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-01
New Freight Rates
Effective Today


= December marks the FIRST day =
= Of enforcement of the new tariff =
= Of class freight rates between all =
: stations In Oklahoma. The new =
: rates become effective Thursday =
= as result Of the tariff, issued BY =
:. an order from the tariff corpora, =
= tion committee, to all railroads +
+ operating in the state. +
+ The tariff covers all freight =
= shipped throughout the state fl =
= less than CIR load lots and all +
! freight in car loads. The excep- =
+ tions to this are the articles that +
= We're enioined BY the United +
+ States court in Judge Hooks de- =
+ cisions, such as the rates on coal =
! and lumber :
+ This Is tae FIRST rate order =
: made by the corporation commits =
; sion since Judge Hooks decision :
: Of year ago. The railroads are +
+ putting the new rates into effect :
= under protest, but they have not 4
= appealed to the supreme court, +
+ as they have the privilege Of do :
+ ing if they 50 desire +
= +%#+ +# 4 = ##++@4%
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-01
wA1VWwRnnmf1
WILLIAMS
Rwx@0ma wMAwNm
SUSTAINED
BY RULING
High Court ReyerSeS or
Old Reversal; County
Court in Session


BY decision Of the state court Of
criminal appeals yesterday afternoon
in a case appealed from Carter county,
Judge n II. Williams Of the Grady
county court is sustained in one Of the
two cases In which he has been rel
versed by the high court tine court Of
appeals having reversed a former de-
cision from the same bench when con
stituted Of other judges
Judge Williams has been reversed iii
but two cases during his term Of Of
flee, one the well known Josh Mccord
case Involving interstate shipment
questions, and the other the Reed
case. It was the Reed case in which
yesterdays decision was given
IN the original trial. Judge Williams
refused to give instructions for acquit-
tai in case the defendant was proved
to be merely the agent OF another
When appealed, the higher court ruled
that the refusal Of such instruction
was an error and reversed the trial
court Yesterdays decision held, with
Judge Williams. that an agent in the
sale Of liquor is party to the CRANE
and should be- FOUND guilty
Court in Session.
The county court convened today
for the new criminal proceedings and
selected the following jury r. Al.
Payne, i. 3. Turner, J. ". Owsley, r.
R. Tradwick. /. G. Terrell, j. W.
.spealse, G. w Mmford, Joe Taylor, G
W. Itterback J. T Gibson. Parson
Vincent. w. RI Russell. q w Caldwell
and W. Z. Booloer
No hearings We're had this morning,
the entire time being eiren over 10 ses
lectinE jnry
Ia this afternoons session Arthur
Williams. charged with selling liquor.
pleaded guilty and received sentence
of $50 fine and thirty days in Jail.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-01
JANE HASKELL DECLARES
SHE WILL EARN LIVING.

Cincinnati. O., Dec. Miss Jane
Haskell, aged is. daughter Of Governor
Charles n Haskell Of Oklahoma, will
begin as soon as possible TO earn her
own living after her debut aS an en-,
tertainer under the auspices Of Cincin-
nati school Of expression, Of which she
has been student fol- the past TWO
years.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-01
FROM PLATFORM 10 pulplr.

Walters, okla. Pee, l Mrs N, =.
Karnes of this PLACE. formerly from
Adrain, Micn., lecturer, was receptly
licensed by the quarterly conference
Of the Methodist church Of Lawton,
and recommended 10 me annual con
terence held this week al Dill city
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-01
.444s4s*@4e&&es4@s
OFFICIAL ON CHAM GANG

Z saltwater Okla, Dec l-Tom =
= Smart, republican, successful can. =
= didate for county weigher, has ,
= not bcen incucted into his Office Z
= as yet and consequently failed to =
+ weigh the load which it is said v
: he had on recently It was =
: weighed for him. however, BY the +
= police magistrate, and as a result +
y of the test the successful candi- +
: date was sentenced 20 work on +
: the county roads. After a few =
= days work he decided he had 4
= enough and took French leave, y
= but the county officials, upon in- =
: vesIiga,ion. decided they wanted =
Z more Of his time and as result =
7 Smart win be unaple 10 take his Y
= place uhtIl he has finished ont =
= his term On the roads. :
.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-01
Chickasha, Oklahoma.

Loans and Discounts ....... .....s 4ss4f2s7
a the money we ehavelo
so ss sss ssss.s @so's r notes bond. and
This 4 the amount Of money stocks
and district warrants also carried On our
os.Es4s'. ssGs' = '.t value .... i7sssi
This IS be our customers checked
standing their credit We dislike an
ordinary transactions do
Circulation 100000
This is the amount Of have invested in United
o notes this bank which
u s I BONDS 'spIsD~ on hs"a '0 ,s 'n0u" ...
This . . invested in United
States bonds United States deposit which we
Cash have sS E D. I TsssulsP I@s lo"'ns % s'9' sosoo
This the money we deposit win he
United states Treasurer % redeem mutlated bank
when forwarded to the United Treasury for
f153729
This is in n vaults
CASH V Sth ss'S Banks Observation-Disclosures. s427s7so
This Is Tie amount deposited with banks IN New
actual cash on hand is the Of avail
Total Assets stiss5s2
CAPITA STOCK fully aoooOOOc
q divided Of
sprpSs \. ''' p' y u ..gs.ss.' '"s
the business which out as additional working
0osislasd Sp profits ss S1s6 is4saOO
osaiso saG'as T. 0'' running expense. a'' ssoooo
fifty and hundred dollar bills in
naSSus fisusd'iSs Deposits - . M .......... 44sd424o
This the amount customers have deposited with
Sank si5sT' Dsrosts sissss's
This ls hs amount banks located oklahoma have
uosss sss0s'1Se sss. 75a Deposits 'a's 'soA 100000
this bank
Liabilities ............., stssssass
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-01
What's the Use, say Locals.

But what's the use2" ask the To-
calls. We deseated Norman with a de-
cisive score, in an open game, and
they've got no kick coming Last year
after Norman had defeated us, we
wanted return game and they re-.
fused We don't care 20 play them
again. The seasons over ana we have
fairly won the championship
offered to Play
c,ech R F. Eclses says that, during
q visit he made to Norman recently.
however. he offered 70 play Norman d
return game II they put up enough
money to make it interesting to the
Chickasha Highs Athletic association,
They made no offer
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-01

CONTINUED on Tage Two)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-01

GContinued Oh Page Twol
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-01
WE ASK YOU

To examine our statement Of condition. People who en-
trust their money bank should know something Of ITS
financial strength.
Analysed Statement Of Condition of
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Chickasha Oklahoma.
AT the Close Of Business November 10, 1910
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-19
FL CRIMEH De
la FLACA"
FL perlto doctor Cordova
expiica ell sl2nlfica ado de
sus pala bras.
FL doctor Salicrup hace un exa
men de los restos de Coliazo.
Como el doctor Garcia de la
Tore sostiene que Ia perto-
racion fu6 produeida por
una bala.
De 2uestro corr.sDorsaI

Octubre N6-El Ee.ife Dr. Cor
dorva de- Una sat!si. Ial fizea :,
exphca el s;eni.ics DO 4ie 'eni4 al
oontes-a 81 iisc ef!rsa i ! relito
que no le ha hecho % el na,.s IN
contesta aue SOFA acnfe es lies
ton de tosIaa Ell ase monento p
spaga "a luz elet tries 4aeoa 4 =
Bnde "a Cr.tc n iln!ealas Se
suspende IA ses.5n po- diez M
nutos. Rensudads Z session DE- IA Cor
te dice el MARSHAL que de Il
pAnsa eectnca le ran Intcrmadp
que durante Ia noche le e. imoosi-
be dar luz. II Juez IN virruG de
qus es de noche 10 hsbien5o
luz le e imp eortinuar
b session de Ia Corre. susnenaa u
continuation del j1icso hasa .caEa
ma 4 las nueve Y media Z. ae.zns.
aiega Z ls Corte QUE oesea ccntinle
ls session del Iuicso po- a nochs 81
Juez Mr. Foete erp.ea 3 d de:en-
"a que no habiendo llz < IS inl-
possible torar en consideration "a
peticl6n, por eonsiSuen;e o-eds
"a continuation al i.i-
c;o hssta el its sisulente
s l2s nUeye Y vrl-t1 1ail4tor 1el
dia seis d. Principe L contmusCi6l
del i.iclo. co1ssJtuYsndose Ia Che
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-19

Despues de leer IL minuta Gel dia an
terror pasa llsta i los Srs. del jurado
los cuales responder todos. El iuez
ordena 81 secretario que lame 4 to-
dos los jIrados que fuenon citados
para comparecer dicao dia, para en-
tender en- ot-as causas ..lgunos de
los Jl.rados no Sc encuenrran en- el
salon de Ia Corte, y el juez dice, que
el iur4ao que no este en- Ia corte 10
cooEarl ~ respective honoraiIos
Y Giee q Juez cue tichos iu-ados
qgedan elta4os para comparecer ei
lgnes Z !as nleve de Ii nlaaaaa.
FL l.ez manifesto al i!sc4l q-e
ln- i4lclos que eSlaoan ea el calen
d4r.o para verse Loy. por asesina-
10 e. primer erat-o coatEa Ramon
joto ! JOSS Izqglerdo y Quesala.
4led5. sgspe..l!dos para el OTTO
terEa.na pet.ci0n del ...cal
Le.p.-a ei !-!l o con el test. 90 Iu-
Ian oIss,ea--ln-c-. Z p-eglat4s cs IA
de.e--sa Dice, qle enocnt1o IL revoi-
EeE q IA pisz-. u CHA dc Ia Flaca
en Ia elrYa del c2mino y 4 una dis
taLr.4 i,eaal4 ei testigo de dor
~ es'l Seri4io 4 una puerta dt 4
Coste " IL hjG, dice el testl 60.
q Z. revolver. 70 aseeu-e hasta cue
2 .eg sl Gle % Y IN v.eInss ne
pres g'..-is5 a Ie.>ei. r-o- el receiver.
n.= le.a.on a cu3-tel por "a -oehe.
i entoaees die cue 10 h4bia e.c0n-
t-aco = 20 10 a.le antss poroue tf.fa
mucho n.fdo y te1.ia re .ue.a ! s;l-
-cie. slgo FL a hacienda 10 saulan
itrls rssonas olf .ueron las que SC
p {. eroa q policia
NSzsa Ia aiic;6a lie maasnsl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-19
La temperature de Ia pasada semana fue cas normal.
das feron muy caurosos pero las uoche Sc manuveron
Sur uvo ligeros aguaoerosy el Oese Hov6 "a
TO. S. Weother Bureau.

peratura mas alta que han informa
do fue 95 0 en- Can6vanas, y Ia mas
bala fu5 $50 en- Jayuva. La lluvia de
Ia semana fue ligera en- las parties \
E. y S. de Ia isla, promediando res
peetlvamente l.25 pulgada, o75 pul
gada, pero fue fuerte en- la parte c.
con IN promedio de cerca de 2.75
pulgadas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-19
En- ei cine de Ia Plaza

Desd- hsy e. gEupo de eien
teld-s. eat,ads gratis todos los diss
z los E,zi.rees de 5 & z de Ia ta-de.
todos lcs ninos DC las escue!s. de San
Juan y SIS bsrrios Ks IN oh.eouio
q4e nscel los cuenos 1el Cine { Il
srops msnuda. dlsno. de alabama
roE tnaos .cs padres de ismiLa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-19

La temperature promedia diaria
de Ia semana que termino el sabado
is de octubre, fue casi normal, regu-
larmente en- Ia isla; los dias fueron
muy calurosos, pero las noches fue-
ION frescas. La temperature maxi
ma promedia semanal fue $3.50 y Ia
ninima promedia fue 700 La tenn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-14
THE GREATEST EXPLORER.
Governor Fernald Gives Peary High
Praise at Lewiston.

Lewiston. Me-, April 13.-Commander
Peary was introduced at the Empire
theatre this evening by Governor Fer
maid, who said: -Four centuries of the
most marvellous progress in the world
have elapsed since Columbus set forth
from Genoa to discover the Western
world. From that time to this it has
been the ambition and desire of every
nation to search for that point known
as the North pole. England, France,
Spain and other nations have sent eXpe-
ditions and unless they were lost in that
frozen North they had all returned de
featcd and discoura ged, and it remained
for an American, a Maine born boy, edu-
Gated in the Maine schools and at Bow
doin College, to plant the stars and
Stripes on the apex Of the earth. on
Sept. G. 1909, he sent from the North the
message to his wife. Have made good
at last. I have the pole. All we'll
PearY.'"
He referred to Peary's return to Port
land last fall and to the fact that it was
his privilege to be the first to make pub
lie announcement of belief in the ac-
of Peary's task and pre-
scented him as the greatest explorer and
discoverer of modern times"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-14
At Progress Made Against
The Sugar Trust.
penton Laughs al Ship Sub
Sidy Libel indictment.
Ants Mad Because President Is to
Address Suffragists.

Washington, April ia conference
at the White House late today showed
to the evident satisfaction of Presi-
dent Tart that sufficiently rapid head
way is being made in the prosecutions
of the so-called Sugar Trust" for Gus
toms frauds and that there is little
likelihood Of a congressional invest-
Cation at present
IT is presumed at any rate that the
administration influence will be used
against an inquiry and without the
consent of the President there is prac-
tically no way in which Congress caH
get the Information which is being
used by the department of justice IN
actions which are pending and in fur
ther suits which it is believed will be
entered into shortly upon an extensive
scale.
For several days past rumors of a
congressional investigation of the SD
gar Trust" have prevailed in Wash
ington. representative Fitzgerald OF
New York recently introduced rcso-
luton asking the President whether
q" not it would be eXpediCnt for Con-
grcsS to have the governments infOr-
nation at this time The request was
referred to the committee on eXpendi-
ture in the treasury department. of
which Rep. Hill of Connecticut is
chairman.
Mr.. Hill was at the White House
early today and after a talk with the
the President said that he deemed it
very inexpedient for Congress to have
the governments information and he
thought the President would assume
the same attitude.
Meantime, Henry l. simpson in
charge of the prosecution at New York.
and Collector Loeb of New York had
arrived in Washington. Mr.. Loeb spent
the morning at the treasury depart
ncnt and Mr.. simpson went directly
to Tie DEPARTMENT of Justice