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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-20

Best assortment fresh feed, stock
and poultry. Freeman's. Phone 269
The Farmers State Bank, No. 1le
South Fourth street. b-7-d*f
Rev. +. S. Wilson left this after
noon for Kansas City where he goes
in the interest Of the Presbyterian
mission Of Anadarko.
Bear In mind our prescription Dc
partment. The Model. e-2d-tf
The Carr players are at the Majestic
this week In dramatic and comit acts.
Also 1000 feet Of motion pictures.
Drs. y. 3. Larkins and Mary A. Mar
key. osteopathic physicians. All cura.
Bile diseases treated. Mcfarland
Building. Phone 1888. 5-10tf
Mrs. G. z. Pyle has Just returned
from q visit in Texas.
A limited number Of roses, gera-
niuns and chrysanthemums at 10 cents
each, 81 per dozen. until July /. Yer
benas and astors rs cents per dozen.
Chickasha Greenhouse. 1S-tf
FARM LOANS.
100000 to loan on farms. We do our
own inspection.
6-2-S0d BIRD REALTY co.
II. 2. Green, +. r. Henry and Judge
Hosea were in town today from Tut
tie attending court.
Pianos at So month. Phillips Mu-
sic House. s-s-tf
M. 4. Courtney Of Cement, who is
president Of the Farmers State bank
here, was in the city today.
Chickasha Coal. Grain and Bottling
Co. Freeman's. phone 269. 6-S-dtf
Engraved calling cards at Flatau's.
1t.
Mrs. Ambie Spruce. Mrs. Helen
Spruce and Mrs. ]. H. Payne, who
spent Sunday with their brother, Han
dy Spruce, at Cement returned hcn.a'
this morning.
Fired seed Of all kinds. fresh stock.
Freeman's. Phone 269. 6-3-dtf
Piano Tuner A. ]. Bell is in town
again for few days, Phone 044 Or
1885, 15-tf
Mrs. j. G. Oyerholser and children
Of Anadarko are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Evans.
Ok Chick. feed for baby chicks; 10
lbs. S5c. Freeman's. Phone 269.
Get It At BrOwuaOna Drus store.
2-2s.tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-20
CUPID PAYS THE PRICE.

The price Of marriage licenses went
up 50 per cent today but Cupid
doesn't let a little thing like that
worry him. Under the new law the
price is So instead Of 81. The FIRST
couple licensed under the new law
were H. r. McGrander and Rose Rus
sell, both Of Tuttle and the second pair
were Joe Hunnicut and Essle Stone,
also Of Tuttle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-20
pennantS for the
Inral Antn rlnh
AV~uA N1SV VA8W

Five dozen pennants have arrived at
Dunlap's for the Chickasha Motor
club and with these the autos Of
chickasha will be decorated when
the Gliddenites come through on June
"a. The colors are red and black. The
red point is letttered in black with the
word "ChieAasha' and the head is III
black, with a red monogram contain
ing the three letters, &. NJ. s.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-20
SALE SEASON is ON.

The season Of sales has hit chicka-
sha. In full blast are sales at the
Peoples store, Edwards & Moore. the
q. q. G., the Nobby Tailors, the Hub.
TerrcIl's. Treadwell's, the Fair and
Dades. This combination Of sales Is
attracting many people to Chickasha
as the different lines Of business make
II possible to buy most anything de-
sired at a low price.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-20
LITTLE ONE LAID TO REST.

Charley c. Burrows, the 2-year-oold
son Of r. N. Burrows and wife OF 311
Colorado avenue, died at their home
yesterday afternoon. Funeral services
were held at 10 o'clock at the home
and interment followed in the |. o. D..
f. cemetery.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-20

When a pastor Of Plymouth church,
Or. Hopkins asserted that society wo-
men were becoming habitual drinkers
In the restaurants and that social vice
was fostered in the shadow OF city
churches. 1t created a furore that
threatened to drive the fearless
preacher from his pulpit But he
proved 1t to the people and the press
and the greatest crusade of genera,
tion was begun in Chicago Hopkins
IS a popular lecturer and viii please
you at
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-20

Fine suburban 7-room home Oh s
acres Of land, high. slightly location.
only ~ mile from city limits. VIII
sell cheap, Of viii take in exchange
one-half its value III Chickasha prop
erty, or exchange for land.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-20

New modern Groom house, rs ft
east front, on Sparks Blvd. no better
location IN city For sale at less than
cost Price $4,000; $2eo cash, bal
ance monthly payments.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-20

Lost Black gold handle umbrella,
left sitting Under stamp window at
post office Finder please return to
216 Dakota avenue and receive re-
ward. 29-st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-20

stopper WlInefbpvOn rs eApectSu III
the city in few days.
We do our own plating, gold or sill
yer, and manufacture some jeweIry.
Our work guaranteed B. W. Lubman,
sO7 chickasha avenue. Telephone
1876. post
The Farmers State Bank, No. l16
South Fourth street. 5-7-dtf
VIM. Redpath OF McAlester was here
Saturday looking after his farm near
Alex.
Local Secretary Jonas Cook says
that the Chickasha Chautauaua is at
tracing a great deal Of attention. From
all appearances record breaking at
tendance will greet the long and at-
tractive list OF entertainers and lee
turers who are billed to appear. 14-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Lindsay, Fifteenth
street and Missouri avenue, are the
happy parents OF fine l91s-pound
baby boy that arrived in their home
this morning.
Spot cash viii be paid for clean
cotton rags brought TO the Express
Office. d-tf
Williams. architect. Phone 5as.
6-S-1mc
Bear in mind our prescription de-
partment. The Model. s-2-dtf
Max Hefner has returned from Colo
rado, where he has been for the past
two weeks on a visit.
How about that season ticket for
Chautauqua? Why not buy it nov
and save 50c2 14-tf
Mixed chicken feed, Freeman's spec
ial, &c per ID. Treeman's. Phone
/ 269 6-3-dtf
II. G. Seitz left today for few days
trip iii the interest Of the Collins Cot
ton company, going east over the
Frisco.
Set steling silver tea spoons in case,
special $3.50. Nj. Flatau & Son. iii
Let us I'LL your prescription The
Model. s-2sd-tf
Seven great musical companies. a
dozen lecturers and entertainers be-
sides many attractive and educational
features comprise the intellectual
menu OF the coming chautauqua, which
opens at Chickasha on the cath Of
June. 14-tf
+. W. Dent, cashier Of the First Ma
tionaI bank at Rush Springs, was here
on business today.
The Model pressing and cleaning
parlors are located in the basement
under the Daily Express office. They
do first class work promptly and rea-
sonabIy Special care taken with all
garments. 6-9-dtf
The little daughter Of 9. L. Stone IS
convaIescing.
II you have eye troubles see NJ.
Flatau & Son, jewelers. and opticians.
1t
Pianos at IS month. Philips Mu.
sic House. s,s-tf
Williams, architect, Phone 5ss
6-3-lmo
Leo Blair Of FL Reno was here to-
day.
Pianos at IS month Phillips Mu-
sic House. S-3-sfI
Let ~ I'LL your prescriptions. The |
Model. 6-29d-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-20

lsn acres hrst class class l.asssom land 2
miles from chlckhsha, 4.room house,
fine orchard running water and gcod
timber. Price s75 per acre.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-20

chieeaSha for sale on cas- terms o.
win exchange for good chickasha
property
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-20

~ arres 3is mfies soasn og chicka-
ana: has $500 worth Of improvements.
Price $1,000. Small cash payment,
balance easy terms
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-06-20
Read This

~ acres mike west oi city, good
smooth land. 0nIs $1,000 X sold this
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22
PURCELL, THE LATEST SENATOR
Comes From North Dakota and Was Handed Large Lemon
Upon His Arrival at Washington.

WASHINGTON. Feb 22-Tbc
senate had the shock u It's exist
ence the other day. when perfect
stranger walked into the sacred
precincts and demanded Il seat he
got It, too, aud he Will hold u down
for some time II ho has hia way
The stranger " nov we'll known
aa Senator william y Purcell. ot
North Dakota Fountain T. Thomp-
son. appointed last November 10
nii a vacancy. had resigned bis
seat 80 quietly that no one here
knew about u until his successor
arrived Thompson gives III health
az his reason Tor resiRuinR
Senator Purcell lH built on 1911
Taft lines. although on slightly
smaller scale lic has big. yell
low mustache. like the presidents,
large. heavy eyes. slow manner
aud a pleasant smile Purcell ID q
man Of some consequence af home,
90 II has been rather trying for him
here 10 have reporters ask him po.
litely. whether be 10 anybody IN
particular. and % toll them the
story % his life de 10 patient and
afiable about n. though
The new senator was born in
New Jersey in 1851 lie WAS edu
Gated IN the EnHt and began che
practice ~ law there Ia 1881 he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22

went 10 tho Dakoiaa. pioneer.
whore he found pfominence nud
prosperity
President Cleveland bad made
him United Suites district attorney
for the territory iie haa held Brl
Gus offices since. and wag state
senator when Coy Burke promoted
him 10 the United States senate
Promptly on bis arrival the dem
Ocrafa made Purcell the goat. or at
least they thought they ga pnyn.
tor Of Kentucky had resigned from
the BnlliugerPinehot committee
and al the democratic SENATOR
were lodging this Job Hand it 20
him" they told Money, The miuorl
~ leader. pointing 10 Purcell So
money handed Il % Purcell
y don't see why such q detail ls
an iufliclion. says Purcell
Enough testimony has already
boon given 10 show the existence OF
conditions which richly deserve
probing ! think u 81 an honor 70
serve on the committee. 10 have "a
hand 10 THE probe"
Purcell was asked what Kind OF
democrat be Is.
n don't kuow more than one
kind. be replied THE party is
and always has been pledged 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22

best population. the sturdiest and
the most liberty loving citizens this
country ever nod Thew gave ua
scores 81 generals Ia our late war
ANA gave uH Ht least ON cabinet
officer nut whence came that spirit
or revolution ~ Europe Why does
"a live. grow increase. even now
why docs ID sound now close 90 tho
oldest throneH7 Where originated
that germ ~ liberty which did its
work 30 we've I ann az least one
who believes that could guess
something OF ~ source
The revolution IA Hungary failed
FOR the time kpanuth came a. soc
ua with pleas that we might AID
Hungary iht republics forgot We
gave no nid to Hungary ! wac fnr
away and did noi meet knnHuih
should have been glad % question
him / did not forget Helena Won
Rltz. nor doubt that She worked 0ut
iu niii that strange destiny Tor
which. indeed. she VIA born and
prepared. a. which she devoted her.
self made clean by sacrifice she
was not one to leave her wufk un-
done She. know. paeaod on hes
torch ~ principle
Elizabeth and speak often "
Helena won RITZ ! remember hor
.atlil brilliant beautiful. fascinating
compelling pathetic trsgie n %
was asked Of her ! know that She
ntili paid d gladly all that sncri
flee through which alone there can
be- worked out the progress - hu'
manitY under that Idea which
blindiy we attempted % express in
our Declaration that idea which AZ
times Ne mny forget bui which
eventually must triumph fnf 'h'
good ~ ail ihe world Nhf helped
ua make oar map shall rot that
gor which ehe stood help a. hoid lt
Al iennt irt me Say. have
thought thia little story might Boz
srf down. and though some t0da,
maY smile ai fiaEs and principles
should ukr. 80 ! may be allowed 60
elaHe with fhf words Of set another
mhu 90 those fafiicr tlmea The
oid fiar ur che Union was ms pro
factnr iu Infancy and the pride and
glory of my ripper years and vf th,
grace ~ God. under lis shadow
shall dirt" n. r.
tFlnls1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22

"hlstory" of his llte / lay clalm
iu hts uamc Tor Foresight beyond
that az any pau Of hls time I've
made mistakes but he made them
huyely grBndly aud consistently
Where hts convictions were enlist
ed he made uo reservations. and
be used every means. every avail
able weapon as I have shown Hut
Bee was never SELF seeking never
cheap. never lnslncere a descgter
of machine politicians. be was IL
statesman worthy % be- called the
William Pitt 0f the United Statou.
The consistency ~ hla career was
marvellous thina because. though
De changed ln hla beliefs. he wac
first 10 recorplrr The chaneing con.
dIilons of 0ur country He failed.
and he Is eXeerated lie won, aud
De s forgot
Ny chief Mr. Calhoun. dld not
de until some six years after that
first evening when Or Ward aud !
bad oar alk with hlm tie was
said 90 have died ~ disease ol
che lungs vet here again history
n CurlOusly mistaken. MT Cal
houn silent himself away / some
times think with a ahnddcr that
perhaps this was The revenge which
Nemesis took of him Cor hla mis-
takes ilia last DAYS were dream
like iu their passiug Hla last
spcech iu ihe senate waa read hy
one o( bis friends as nr Ward bad
advised him Spma said afterwards
thar hla Illness was that accurred
sleeping sickness Imported frum
Africa With these same slaves II
we're strange thlug had John
Calhoun indeed died % hla error
AZ least he slept away a. least
too DO mede hia alouemeut The
South. following hls doctrines. g.
SELF was long accHrHed "a this same
sleeping sickness. bat ga the pruyi
dencc of God &c Was not iust 90 us
and is ours fuF a lous and splendid
history
lt was through John Calhoun. 4
grave and aomber figure % our hin
tory that We Euf the yaat land ol
Texas u was through him also
and not through Clny nor jackson
nor any OF the Northern statesmen
who never could see a future fof
The West that sc Kot all Of nul
vast Northwest realm Within d
few days after the palo Alto bah a
memorandum of agreement was
signed hefween Minister pakeuhan
and Mr. Buchanan. our secretary OF
state THIS Was done az the Be-
STAGE and b. the aid ~ John Cal
hpun IL was he be- and Helena
vuu RITA Who brought about that
treaty which on june fifteenth. 81
be same year vas signed and
siadly aiEned by the minister from
Great Britain TIE latter had been
fully enough Impressed fauch nar
The atoryl BY che reports 81 The col
umnH ~ cur west bound farmers
eiih rifles leaning az their wagon
seats and pioWs iashsa 20 che Tall
satea. Calhoun himself nevei
ceased % regret that We could nal
delay q year or tw0 years longer
In This be was thwaftrd IS the Tn
petuouH war with fhe republic 0r
the south. although. bad that never
been f0Oghf. Ne bad lost California
losi also the South. snd Lost ths
ruiop
Under one form OF other. 0ut
name u government Or another the
f1g ~ democracy eventually must
float over an this continent Nol
a part bui al u this country muaI
be- 0UfH must BE- the peoples u
may cosf more blood and treasure
now Some time we shall see M
wisdom of John Calhoun hnl a0m,
time. too { thiak. we shall ass
come true that prophecy ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22
NOTICE-An Pianos will be sold and delivered from
our warehouse Take any Third Avenue to Yesler
Way and walk one block south

Keep these three things wei IN mind First 70 eaa ~.
Is neoossarywe alu deliver The piano select aes'.s
Secondly this certificate for fort, dollars viii Be aep
much actual cash toward the piano you mas select -
c,ery dollar you pas az the time make your seN
ALLOW credit Of Two dollars up 60 the face q ~
herewith
The balance remaining unpaid may ee sefuso !" ~
$1,000. $1,000 &N00-yes. even $500 per month .A.as
Several very choice brand new warranted mAAes s.r ~
Do sold at the warehouse Tor ltle as sl2a per
viii az $3.50 per week pay 50 or So per mons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22

tells She whole story Were faclng
compelled
in meeting the situation
intended Holiday delayed
icups along line upon
the Of several each week until loaded
the guards and available inch OF occupied
before have been placed
before have boon less prepared 90 handle g.
Now top az q an comes This letter
when find ourselves ong pianos short
OF persuasion any avail go
delay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22

Aliinstrumeais WI 81.
lv marked At the ~.
cost Those buying q y
secure same cash Pc,
viii pay simple ln'e'''
ferred payments
bear IN mind ~
planos are he issesi .''
brand new speclale
instruments fpm NJ,
foremost iaeioflss n.
them have never y.
boxed Every p'-....,,l
Internationally w. Z
e ",'S,,''' respect. 10 ia .,,.'.
Included ever tAt .i..h,a
, N, now famous Ala..'
Hobart Nj cable tsi s
iet 4 paws smith XII
Eilers and q dozen '',''
This warehouse NJ.
s.,ar,lay mcrninss IN, W
ieg and let Us yg'. ~
cash paymeut q W.
cnt out the coupon IA
which will be taken a,,ne
face value as ilrs' ..sss
any piano you MAJ 4, a
mouse Al the aor'n's s,aA .
of Thira Avenue y !
Washington stree n.
t.''1 \ 4 Johnston
" University eae'' M
t.,ta Transportation
house viii be a'r''''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22
rAls Is WAAT wE,VE poNe

THIS rs WHAT WE'VE DONE
Il Is an acute situation. 70.
quiriue immediate and drastic
action We must and will find
homes for these pianos forth.
with
Aside from the very materi-
al reductions that have been
made on every piano now at
the warehouse We are publish.
ing herewith a certificate call.
ing for $1,000. and which We
Will accept for just thar much
actual cash on the purchase OF
a plano at these reduced ware
house prices Select your
plano now present your cortif.
icate. arrange for payment OF
balance as best suits your con
yenlence. and the piano Is
yours This Us not an II YOU
choose to make a further pay
ment when you select your
piano We will pay a premium
OF one dollar for every dollar
YOU pay us up 10 the amount
OF this certificate. providing
payment is made az the time
the piano ia selected
We publish herewith below
the certificate. "a schedule
showing exactly what pay
mcnts Of this kind will amount
10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22
THE MARKETS

fhs fsiieu Tea afs fua assrssx pfiers
ssafsa ~ the ierai ~aeiseatTss - tgesl
rfaaues. aaFafs and Iced ffaaSs iH AL
eases mf~ sahirat o. tafiefiea. assofdina
q ffrthHrss and ErneFai #s4sti~mse bal
these fsfif~s. antr@a afhsHstas tndiflafsa
ere faf siftFiis nFsf grades
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22

fght any ana al -.
pfiVilege 4
The words Of ssusia
Ia The Bslllnrey I,,s -. Y.
show what Ia baa u N.
ne best q insen,loas,
not apt 70 ssarIs ~.
again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-22
FURTHER DELAY IS IAiPOsSIBtf

possibly
FRONT Sale
Hg
dollars dollar the face Pay the BAL
sneeI erentK theohan Of Lenotn
Ar Mahogany
and
Remember pianos all before being Of
shipping but placed i directly from the arrived
fomthe East
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-04
United States, Germany and Great
Britain Prepared for Defense.
ANGRY NATIVES INCITE UNREST
Authorities of Country Gravely Con-
cerned Over the Situation.
REVOLUTION IS THREATENED
American Consulate Have Been
Openly DefiIed in Dis
gustIng Literature.

PEEING June S.--The consuls at Nan
king report that native disturbers in that
city have assumed openly an insulting at
titude toward foreigners and have defiled
the walls Of the American consulate in a
disgusting manner.
Placards have been posted in the streets
calling on the people to rise and slaughter
the foreigners and destroy their property.
Threats that a revolution will be launched
June 5, the date set for the opening Of the
Nanking exposition, and causing Chinese
merchants to flee with their treasures to
the country districts, where they are bury
in gtheir wealth
The United States cruiser New Orleans
and the German and Japanese men-of-war
are lying off the town and it is believed
these vessels will be adequate to protect all
foreigners in the event of an outbreak.
Nanking, China. has been posted with pla-
carde melting the people to the destruction
of foreign life and property.
The feeling in several Of the provinces of
China is still giving the authorities much
concern. United States Minister Calhoun
at Peklng in a cablegram to the State de-
partment transmits a message from the
United States consul at Nanking in which
he says that the city has been posted with
placards melting the people to the de-
struction OF foreign life and property in
4 consequence of which considerable nervous
ness is felt.
The minister adds that the U. s. s. New
| Orleans is there and is prepared with the
German and British warships to land a
considerable force If found necessary to
protect the foreign consulates.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-04
Dakota Wesleyan
Raising Big Fund
Citizens of Mitchell Will Subscribe
Fifty Thousand-Program for
Commencement Week.

MITCHELL, S. D., June 3,-(Special)-
Raising $4,000 for the benefit of Dakota
university is the one big thing that is
encompassing the attention of the support
ers OF the institution this week, the culmi-
nation of which is fully expected to take
place on Tuesday evening of next week.
when the campaign ends. When the $0OOO0
is raised by Mitchell people it is the in
tention of President Kerfoot to go out into
the state and raise the rest of the S2oOOOO
TO make complete the endowment of $lOO0OO
and another 100000 with which to com
mence the construction at once of science
hall and the gymnasium and social hall,
Commencement week for Dakota Wes-
leyan begins Sunday morning, when Presi-
dent Kerfoot breaches tho baccalaureate
sermon. Monday evening Is the annual
concert OF the music department. Tuesday
evening will be celebrated the raising of
the $4,000. Wednesday is homecoming day
of students, reunion of alumni members
and the quarter centennial celebration of
the founding of the university, the address
to be delivered by DIR, Thomas Nicholson,
former president, and now secretary OF the
Methodist board of education, of New
York. Thursday morning will take place
the ceremony of breaking ground for the
two new buildings, with other features
and Friday morning is the graduating eX-
erclses Of the senior class the address to
be delivered by Bishop John L. Nuelsen.
| During the week an immense crowd of
supporters of the university from over the
state are expected to be present and take
psrt in the exercises.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-04

ST. LOUIS, June s.-Judge Grimm began
his charge to the jury when court con
vened in the case of Mrs. Dora r. DoXey.
charged with the murder of William j.
Erder this morning
Argument OF counsel followed the Judge,
the state opening with Assistant Circuit
Attorney Rosskopf. Each side has been al
lotted two hours.
Former Lieutenant Governor Johnson
and Orrick c. Bishop are to present the
defense's side of the case to the jury and
Assistant Circuit Attorney Newton will
close for the state.
II Is expected the jury will retire late
this afternoon.
In instructing the jury that it must either
find Mrs. DoXey guilty of first degret
murder and sentence her to life imprison
ment or death, or must llberato her Judge
Grimm eliminated from its consideration
testimony about cacodylate OF soda, the
arsenic compound charged in two counts
OF the Indictment with having been used
to accomplish the death.
As to the use of morphine. Judge Grimm
instructed the jury that IL it or any othel
intoxicating drug or liquor were found tC
have been taken deliberately by the de
fendant, then 1t should not be considered
as palllating or extenuatng any wrongful
act while under it's influence.