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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-10

II the postal savings bank system
proves the success expected by the
president it will be followed, it is
said by the postofice department ON
Gals with strong Recommendation
to congress for legislation to enlarge
the powers Of the postonice depart
ment by installing parcels post deliv-
cry. This subject was before the
house committee on postofhces and
postroads last session, the committee
devoting several days to hearings, but
nothing definite was done beyond re-
ferring the matter to subcommittee
with instructions to report to the full
committee At the short session of con-
gress.
Advocates of the parcels post as
sert that under existing law the post
ONCE department is warranted in ac-
cepting for the mail small parcels
that are now shipped by express. Az
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
ISLE OF SPICE
HAS GOOD CAST

Concerned with the presentation Of
THE Isle of Spice which comes to
chicllasha Tuesday evening, Nov. %,
is goodly cast headed by Bobbie
Woolsey, a recent candidate for stel-
lar honors as a musical comedian. He
Is not Of the fashionable set in that
he is legitimate in method. His honor
is not Of the broad blatant variety,
but rather a selfrespeeting, insinuat-
ing, suggestive means Of making peo-
pie think while they laugh. Mr. Wool
sey is ably seconded by Bernard Riggs
as Micky O'Grady, somewhat fussy but
more extravagant and therefore inter
esting. Stanley Felch is "Bompopka, !"
a sixty-seventh king OF Nicobar to the
life and Chas. Vaughn as Lieut.
Katchall of Of U. S. Roosevelt is en-
tirely adequate. Teresa the ro-
mantle young ward Of the king, falls
to Margaret Felch, whose ingenious
sweetness and dainty representations
are q delight to eye and ear. Helena
MCGOWAN plays the part Of "Kamorta,"
near queen, with quite sufficient
aplomb Marshal Packey, VIM. Bur
CESS and others complete the cast.
But the feature Of "The Isle Of Spice
with the sane comedy or NH. Woolsey
and the surprising chorus, is the mu-
sical score
At the rise Of the cnrtain there is
q soft and dainty blending Of color,
music that is rayishingly sweet and a
vision Of young and beautiful feniinity
grouped about the stage in picturesque
Then the comedians come
On and make you laugh with their fun
ny sayings and doines. Then there
win be dancing number rendered
with a sprightllness that makes the
pulse insensibly quicken, Then toll
lows more eirls, and then the Very air
seems fun OF swirling gyrating
chaos Of color II silks. It's the YIsle
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
LAFolLsrrE's WARNING.

Senator Robert M LaFolietxe gives
his yiews of the Significance of the
eleeiion results and incidentally pro-
yides the democrats with warning In
this way:
THE result of the fail election IS a
declaration n plain terms that she peo-
pie Of this country win have no more
senate and house committees in the
American congress dictated in Nor
gans private office, ana no more bills
drawn By bis attorneys ia New York,
Philadelphia and Boston. & serves
notice that she laws shall be enacted
and government administered iii the
public interest Of the men and the
party responsible viii be driven out Of
power.
II vas not Democratic victory in
he states where democracy won. 1T
was a republican defia& ri condemns
The Taft administration -Balling sr
Wickersham, Hitchcock and their like
- is Reputation Of Aldfichism in the
senate and cannonism ia the house. IL
ia stern warning to the republican
party to renounce. in executive and
legislative departments Of government
the Leadership of administrative on
GERS. senators and Representatives who
are IN fact, the petty servanss OF the
Morgan system.
THE election was otherwise deeply
significant Where insurgency was
strong where there was real pro-
gressiFe leadership. loyal and D.
faltering, it won loyal and unfalteing
support. No progressive leader, low
ever popular was able to make the
progressive vote subservient 10 any
party. Wherever attempted, thoas-
ands Of progressives withheld their
votes IL disgust Of east them for derlo.
Gratis as a rebuke and warming
against any attempts to compromise
the progressive cause for a party adj
vantage
"ln the final analysis, the real sig-
nifcance Of THE November election is
that the American people did their
best TO express their approval OF pro-
gress ana their disapproyai Of reac
tIon and compromise,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
ToLsToY's ORPHANS.

When everything else has beca
written and said III what Tolstoy
means in life and literature, nothing
else may be found which has in ii
more than the memorial line IN which
tho rude farmers around him wrote
that they, bis orphaned peasants, \
could never forget bis goodness.
Perhaps everything Toistoy did in
nction after despa'rirs Of Russian
politics as hopeless may De forgotten
frally as taste changes But e was
nor question q taste. when he saw
such peasants ss noe can themselves
hls orphans, writhing under the lnout.
used to control them III their labor.
It was moi sooa iferature, but good
politics when at Tie risk cf Siberia
or MS life. ne told ID the dreadful
language Of simple truth how they
aFonlzed silently ais the knout nayed
sfem The car and the Russian
Niihed under TIA, formIdablc picture
~ iheir own brutal degradation They
knew that lhey were iared before the
wcrId ana tnat they deserved it.
4 SIN used IN 2 sslan politics, the
hnoui Is no longer used AS a stimulus
an Russian agriculture II the hacks
4of ihe poor Farmers who now call
Themselves Tolsioys orphans remain
phscafred they mar VOL remember
lpo goodness which showed itself in
such rHsldts As Russia ana thc world
sttw more covllzeg they win grow
leas likely 70 forge; II
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29

Receiver A. w. Maxwell Of the Law
ton land Office, who is also editor Of
the Daily stai at that place as left
handed system Of handing pie into
his own pockets BY inducing the
land Office officials to publish final
proof notices in his paper, delivers a
fatherly preachment to Editor J Al
Mangan of the Chattanooga News be-
cause the News cannot see the eternal
fitness in the attitude OF Oklahoma G.
g T leaders in accepting mail order
platforms from Washington and listen
Ing for the oracles to speak before
nominating men for state Office That
Editor Mangan will take AIaxwells ad-
vice seriously IS scarcely to be be-
lieyed seeing that he Is still writing
insurgent editorials, although he was
relieved Of United States commits
sioner's job few months ago for
publishing original thoughts on the po-
litlcal situation Of the times.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29

The people 0i the United Siatess az
cording Is Postmaster General Hitch
cock, have thrown away sleo,oo0,oos
ID ffe years upon ge.-rich-suicA
swindIing concernc which have laic
themselves open to federal prosecu
ton 81 criminal use oi the mails U
defraud.
Where does al this money come
fr0mg What is the secret Of the vii
lingneas cf people who seem otherwise
ineiiigent to yield UP their hard earn
ings 10 schemers of whom they know
nothing, for purposes which they can
not judge
The much moy- harmful drain ot
wall street gambling upon the ooun.
try furnishes an explanation The vic
Tins of the mining stock shark like
ahe victims of the bucket shop and the
Legitimate margin.brokers are not
looking for long investment and steady
interest but Tor the quadrupIing Of
their stake. Arbitrarily advanced
prices fof shaFesin THE one CASE ssash
sales and maniDuIatee fluctuations In
tie oheF are The aaugled bait.
Il IS easy TO hnd safe investments
that pay for money what money Is
fairly worth
An unparalleled instance viii be
offered rigat here at home, in chicka-
aha, On Thursday Of this week when
tho United States government is to
throw on the market more than eighty
thousand acres Of Indian lands scat
tered over Grady county. II sold for
anything near Or even double, the ap-
praisement fixed. the lands offer re-
turns of UNUSUAL profit whether used
for actual agricultural PURPOSES or
held as an Investment.
Seekers tor safe Investments who
are undecided about where " place
sheir money win DO well to examine
carefully the offers to be made by
The government
People who are not satisfied with
and 5 per cent and sound sleep d
nights but who want something they
can unload" at fabulous pf2fit on
someone eise-they are the gsdls Of
the get-rich-quick men; they are the
ones who pay a single exchange in
Wall street its kitty Of $G0.O00000
q year in brokerage fees alone, and
many times that enormous sum IN cap
isai losses.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
wArnINcs


numerous denecsatic newspapers
1se praying ths. TIE democratic Bar
now that it wi.l lave some power
IN the federal government may be
pared from the mistakes OF the
past" The Houston Post says that
democrats should talk little. think
much and pray without ceasing.
It will nob be possible to avoid mis-
ggkes and ~ one gigantic mistake Of
ihe past" be avoided then any other
entra win be trivial. II democrats win
avoid The mistake Of imagining that
victory lies along the pathway mapped
out by lhe predatory interests then
their course along the government
highway viii be comparatively easy.
A mighty danger threatens the
Democratic party It IS the danger Of
passing under the control Of men who,
while posing ag democrats, represent
the very elements that have domi-
mated the republican party and against
which republican insurgents have pro
tested
Democrats everywhere should talk
and think and praye but the talk
should be democratic language the
thought should be popular govern.
ment; tho PRAYER should be for public
rather than for special interests.
Commoners
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
Absolutely a Guaranteed
Show

Manager Hoyey, Of the New star
theaier, authorizes the statement that
The isle Of Spice" which appears here
Tuesday evening, NOV 70, is strictly
high class guaranteed show in every
particular That means that II you arc
not fully satisfied 20 at once 80 the box
office and your money win be cheerfully
refunded. Tbs company carries twenty
eight people their own scenery and
play in only large cities They go d.
rect from hcre 70 the Overholser IN
Oklahoma city. Il VIII be a show well
worth seeing. r. II isn't ask FOR your
money back Prices 75c, si.OO aud
$3.50. Reserved seats az Brownsons
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29

fIlDM L4lc Lo4IAAlArA.|
Haryess tims IS approaching. The
election returns 81 1910 indicate that
the democratic party s. approaching
The hour Of rs triumph For four
teen years Il has been A..SoTing I'd Pei
half Of certain fundamental reforms
which were much needed. At first is
policies were regarded As dangerous,
and every possible eifort vas made to
arouse opposition 10 our party among
the timid radicals as wen as among
the ayoHed conservatives. When the
democratic parry took the side Of the
people on the money question and in-
sisted that the country needed more
money, the money changers organized
and terorized the people into appar-
ent submission 10 the disastrous con-
ditions caused BY an insufficient vol
ume Of money. Now the world knows
ahat there was not enough money in
1886, and intelligent people understand
that the prosperity mat followed since
would not have been possible without
an unexpected increase ia the volume
Of money.
When the democratic party fought
for an income tax, those who favored
the tax were called demagogues and
disturbers Of the peace, and were ac-
cused OF trying to array the poor
against the rich. Since republican
president. republican senate and
rs-abliean house have submitted the
income tax amendment the people
have become convinced that The demo.
cratic party was the champion Of the
masses in It's advocacy Of tho income
tax.
When eighteen years ago, the
democratic party began it's fight for
the election Of senators BY direct vote
Of the people, ii was accused Of att
tempting to regolutionize the govern
ment and destroy the influence Of the
states in the federal congress, but now
thar two-thirds Of the states have en-
aorsed the reform; now that three re.
publican congresses have declared for
II and republican candidate for pres
dent has admitted thas be Is inclined
% favor III the people recognize that
the democratic party has spoken for
the masses Of the people.
When the democratic party began,
fourteen years ago, to demand rail
road regulation and spoke out against
rebates and discrimination, the rail
road officials rushed into the republi-
can party and made it the representa-
tive of the big railway combines. but
now that the republican leaders have
been compelled to admit that neces-
sity for better regulation, now that
The rank and file Of all parties demand
IT the democratic party Is recognized
IS the pioneer in this work. During
all these years the democratic party
has been pointing oat the evils Of pri-
vate monopoly and insisting upon the
enforcement Of the criminal law and
he passage Of such additional stat
ntes as may be necessary to protect
the public Now that even republicans
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
DEMOCRATIC HARVEST
TIME SAYS BRYAN

are compelled Ia admit that the trust
etil demands attention. Guy. party is
4 recognized as ihe defender of the peo-
Pies interest On his s1bjec. Our
p4rty's opposition to the ship subsidy
and to extrayaganee in legislation is
nov more popular than it was a few
years AGO.
For more than twenty years the
democratic party has been pointing
out the iniquities OF a high tariff AID
calling attention ID tie necessity for
tariif reduction. A great many have
been 50 welded to the principle OF
high profession that it has been dir
ncuit 70 check their faith in the sys-
tenn, but the promise made by the re-
publicans two years ago and sheir ylo-
lation OF It in the first session Of the
present congress- these together have
opened the eyes Of the blind and
aroused countrywide protest against
the high tariff leaders
THE growth OF public sentiment in
favor Of the things which the demo
cratic party has been advocating and
the disguise with the management OF
affairs BY republican leaders, have led
to the signal victory won by the demo
Gratis On November s, but the victory
win be Of no purpose unless tht demo
Gratis entrusted with power are In sym
pathy with the forward movement
which the democratic patry has been
leading. There must be no backward
Istep; there must be no dallying with
the reactionary element OF the party.
It was the republican party's Wan
street connections that led to the pro
gressiye movement in the republican
party, and Wall street is much less
popular in the democratic party than
in the republican party. A democratic
congress must keep step with the spirit
of the time and lead public sentiment
to the reforms upon which the people
have agreed. The democratic party
musu everywhere urge the election OF
United States senators BY direct vote
Of the people, the democratic party
must in all sections fight the trusts
and carry Out the democratic platform
demanding legislation which makes 1T
impossible for private monopoly to
exist. The democratic party must
make sincere effort at real tariff re-
duction. It goes without saying that
the party must redeem it's pledge 10
overthrow CannoRism and establish
representative government in CON
gress.
Let the democrats but be faithful
to the ppsmises made BY the party and
the presidential election Of 1912 will
bring an abundant reward, but retreat
would be as impossible as it would be
Iunrightous. The democratic party mas
no reason for existence excepB as It is
the champion Of the whole people in
their fight for justice and equality OF
opportunity. After decade and a
half the party has been gaining
strength by its fidelity to the interests
Of the common people It has been
sowing the seed and cultivating the
crop. The harvest is now ready
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29

OF Spice with It's popular songs Of the
whistling kind, It's cast Of principals
with worldwide reputation, its large
and efficient chorus, and IFS beautiful
electric and scenic effects IT'S Il. g.
Whitney's production and 10 comes to
the Star theater Tuesday evening, No.
yember 2a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29

rur MONEY wurcu vou epFNn
AT HOME MAY COME BACK TO
you; SEND IT AWAY AND YOU
SEE IT NO MORE.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29

The wayto build a city is to patron.
ize home institutions, keep the money
at home for home Improvements. and
usc homie labor and home materials.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29

Doc cFippen probably imagined his
soul would be semitic some summer
fesort and that he and Ethel would be
permitted to wander forever upon the
shady banks Of the lakes and riyulets
thereof.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29

Hon Dennis Flynn mas secured con
Rol ~ the oklahoma city Times, ap
evening newspaper, and wlil proceed
to frfipid public sentiment ia 3hias
bona, which has heretofore been
lafgeiy against Hon. Deunls political
ambitions Dallas News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29

EVERY DOLLAR THAT YOU
SPEND AT HOME HELPS TO MAKE
cHlcKAslIA A BETTER TOWN.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29

Money spent with home merchants
Is much safer than that sent off to
mail order houses.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29

Cold cash. not hot air, works mir
acles
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29

GOOD BOOSTERS 20 THEIR
SHOPPING AT HOME.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29

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

For garbage service. CAL Wal. =
ter Griffin. crty scav.nger, pnone q
, 7s2. or call At city Hall, Police .
Department. e-26.tf .
} 4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29

When you do. you want a
good article one that will
serve all its uses.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29
nupscRlprIoN RArEa.

nae year, delivered b. carrier ---p4.o
Six months. delivered BY carrier "a
Three months. delivrzed hy carrier ~
nae m0ath, delivered By carrisr- A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-23
oLDF1ELD IN FRONT
Wins Twenty-Mile Race in Auto
Speed Carnival.

DAYTONA, Fla, March 23.-The three
day automobile speed carnival under the
auspices OF the Florida East Coast Auto
here yesterday, but before the mile time
trials and the f1ve-mile free-for-all cham
pionship could be decided the automatic
timing apparatus became short-circu-ted
and these fixtures were put off until to-
day.
Barney Oldield. in his big Benz car. and
Walter Christie. with his front-drve
creation, were scheduled to start in these
events. and rather than disappoint the
crowd both drove one-mile exhibition
without being timed Oldfieid drove his
Knox car in two other races, winning
the twenty-mie contest by less than a
foot, with Gus Grosjean, in Pope-Hart-
fort. second Harry Ormsdorf, in a,
chalmers-D Detroit, was leading at the
ten-mile turn. but stalled his motor
I'm the ten-mile handicap free-for-all,
for a cup offered by Allen I'll. Whiting.
representing the technical ard contest
boar of the American Automobile Asso-
ciation Oldfieid finished fourth. The rae
was won by Ormsdorf. He flashed across
the finish lire 100 yards before Nj. b,
Aultman, in q Hudson car.
Another exciting struggle came In the
ten-miIe race for the southern cham
rionship. which went to Grosjean by
three feet IL was open only to residents
of Florida.
Ten members of the I'd Regiment Of
Florida i'm uniform and carrying guns
and bayonets helped the deputy sheriffs
to guard the course at the starting point,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-23
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Two New Teams Admitted and New
Officers Elected.

At meeting of the Sunday School
League which was held in the Peck Me-
mortal Church in Georgetown last night
two new teams were admitted into the
league. and officers were elected for the
ensuing season The new aggregations
are the Anacostia Baptist Church in
place OF Bethany and the Sixth Presby-
terrain instead of ST. Paul.
One of the most important changes at
the meeting was the change in the presi-
dency Herman A. Meyers was elected to
succeed Cary B. Stokes as president of
the league. Mr.. Stokes was also the man.
ager of the Bethany squad. winners Of
the 1909 pennant, which recently with
drew from the league.
Several other changes were made as to
the election of officers, which were as
follows: J. II. Bangs. secretary, William
R. Love. vice president, and G. c. Love,
treasurer.
After making several changes in the
constitution 1t was adopted.
Frank A. Carpenter and ]. H. Bangs
were selected by President Meyers as the
schedule committee. The committee was
May - as most all the ball tossers in
the circuit will take part in parade to
be held under the auspices of the Sunday
schools of the world.
President Meyers said after the meeting
that he hopes to make the Sunday School
League diamond one OF the best in the
city. and therefore extensive improve
ments will be made on the grounds at
18th and D streets northeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-23

that your foot is paining you again
from Crossley's spikes and carry your
cane and limp a little. Hughie will pro-
tect YOU He likes you well enough for
that. AT the end of the week you can
get well again.
I'VE don't need to worry about that end
of 1t. We've got to go over this thing
step by step and account for everything
that happened to you and me from the
time you left this house that day until
you got back. Now. let's get busy" and
they started In on the hardest PROPOSE
ton they had ever tackled.
Item by item they went over the days
happenings again and again. They start
ed in with Hal leaving Mrs. Malcolm's
house on the way to the station.
did you walk or did, you take the
car? Who took your trunk? Did Won
talk to anybody? Whom?
These were the kind of questions Hans
fired at Hal like shots out of a gun. For
once this phlegmatic young man was
thoroughly aroused and excited. When
ever he asked Question that Hal
couldn't answer he would say, Think
Think
They went over everything up to the
time Hal took the train and they found
no clue of any kind. Hal had talked to
no one except the ticket agent, the po-
liceman on the corner and-yes, he did
ask another man whom he met as he
ran out of the station about the loca-
ton Of the paWnshop, but the other fsl-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-23
NO ACTION ON king.
Case of Cub Catcher Goes Over Sew.
eral Days.

CINCINNATI. March 8.-The supreme
court Of base ball did not meet here yes
terday and consequently no action was
taken in the case of Johnny King, the
catcher Of the Chicago Cubs, who has ap-
piled for reinstatement.
1t was said at the headquarters of the
commission that a meeting would be held
Friday.
Il understand that there have been ru-
mors that the King case has been de-
cided.'' said August Hermann. chairman
OF the commission. last night. These are
false There has been no agreement
reached and there will be none reached
until the members of the commission, Mr..
johnson and Mr.. Lynch and myself. meet
here. Even then the decision may be de-
layed / wish it understood beyond all
question that a decision has not been
reached"