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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06
Durant Bill in Senate
CONTINUED from Page u

ident OF the citizens committee, a reso-
luton calling upon the business men OF
the city to put up a substantial guar
antee that the terms Of the bill, is
passed, Will be carried out, is the fore
runner Of a request which will be put
10 the citizens, asking them to raise a
bonus for the erection Of the buildings
and donation Of a site. When inter
viewed on the matter Monday, how
ever, many leading business men de-
clared that they are are not in a posi-
Zion at this time to contribute anything
to the guarantee.
Through a compromise of the senate
and house seems TO rest the solution of
the present situation. In some quar-
ters, it is claimed, the Peery-
Durani bill win eventually pass, al
though both houses viii have to make
concessions.
Following the meeting Of the capital
committee Monday afternoon it was an
nounced authoritatively that little
progress had been made In shaping the
bin to meet the demands and exactions
OF the insurgents Of both houses
Where the senate objects ghe house
fayors and vice versa. Members OF the
house are busy about the Hobbies in
an endeavor to win adherents to the
bill which they adopted by so over
whelming a majority.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06

Presidential addresses and state pa
pers, seven vols.
Winning of the West, four vols.
Naval War Of 1912, two vols.
European Addresses.
Rough Riders.
The Wilderness Hunters.
Hunting the Grizzly.
Hunting Trips Of Ranchman.
The Strenuous Life.
American ideals, State Papers and
Index.
Fiction.
Churchill-A Modern Chronicle.
Deland-Old Chester Tales, Awaken
ing Of Helena Richie.
Dumas Count Of Monte Christie.
Garland Cavanaugh, Forest Ranger;
Money Magic.
Hough-54-4O or Fight.
Hewlett-Little Novels of Italy.
James-The Passionate Pilgrim.
Montgomery-Anne OF Green Gables;
Anne Of Avonlea.
Porter-Freckles; The Girl Of Lin.
berlost.
Tarkinton-The Conquest OF Canaan,
Thanet-The Man Of the Hour; The
Lions Share.
Tomlinson--Ward Hill at Weston;
Ward Hill, the Teacher.
VaileThe Orcutt Girls.
Van Dyke-The Blue Flower.
Won Suttner- Ground Arms.
The Review of Reviews has present
ed the library a handsome volume Of
Roosevelt cartoons, covering the
period of his public life from 1884 till
the present time.
Philosophy.
Advancement of Learning
NoYum Organum.
Balwin- Story Of the Mind.
Ladd-Primer Of Psychology.
Locke Essays on Economies.
Kant Critique Of Pure Reason.
Marcus Aurelius-Thohgh
Spencer-Data Of Ethics: First Prin-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06
OKLAHOMA
LEADS ALL
In Rate Of Increase
Gains lO9 Per Cent
in 10 Years

Washington D. G., Dec. e.-okIaho-
ma leads all states OF the union in the
increase In population. according TO fig
ures SO far reported BY the census bu-
reau. Comparison Of the figures OBJ
tanned By a special federal census IN
1907 with those OF the recent census
shows that there has been an increase
OF i7.2 per. cent in three years. The
combined population Of Oklahoma and
Indian Territory in 1900 was 79OS9l.
The census Of 1910 shows a total popu-
la,ion Of l.657.i55. or an increase OF
1896 per cont The special federal
census showed that there were l4lA
1T inhabitants
Missouri. since 1870 the fifth state
in population, has lost two places by
the census Of 1910, being passed by
Texas and Massachusetts,.
only three of the states whose pop.
ulations have been announced have
shown a smaller percentage of growth.
Aiissouris rate Of increase was per
cent, New Hampshires 4.6 per cent
and vermonts s.6 per cent. lowa lost
in population.
Texas Has Grown Greatly.
The population Of Texas has not yet
been announced, but there is no doubt
but that It will be in the neighborhood
Of -four million, and It may even exceed
that OF Ohio The population Of the
four largest states as far as an
nounced:
1910 1900 Incr.
New York .9.iiS.s7s 7,26S.s94 25.l
Pennsylvania ,.I665,I1i 6.sO2,1l5 2t6
Illinois .5,6ss,5si 4,S2i,55O 1863
Ohio ........4 .4,i57.545 3,G72,si6 14.7
Texas in 1900 had S.O4s.7i0 and ever
since then there has been steady emf
grafton from other states into the Pan.
handle and the Gulf coast country. as
well as into the cities, all OF which
show large gains in population.
Idaho, Of the states SO far announced,
shows the record greatest rate Of
growth with 1913 per cent It's popu-
latlon was ldl,772 in 1900 and a25,594
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06
ciples


RCbAlOus
Bible, indexed, illustrated.
Santa Biblia.
Cruden's Concordance.
Coneybeare and Howson's Life and
Epistles of Paul.
Farrar-Life and Work Of Paul.
Edersheim-Life and Times Of Je-
sus, two vols.
Geikia-Life Of Christ.
Halsiead Christ in the Industries.
Peabody Christ and the Social
Question.
IcGarvey-Commentary on Acts,
Commentary on the New Testament.
Mcknight Harmony of the Gospels.
Jameson, Faussett, Brown-critical
and Expository Commentary, two vols.
Ranke- History of the Popes.
Sacred Books OF the East.
Smith-Bible Dictionary
Flavius Josephus-C Complete works.
story Of the Worlds Worship.
Sam Jones' own Book.
Life, Wit and Wisdom OF Spurgeon.
Fiction, Rent Collection ioc for 5 Days.
Abbott Molly Make-Belieye.
Calhoun-Miss Minerva and William
Green HILL
1 Churchill-A Modern Chronicle.
Cooke-The Power and the Glory.
Davis-Once Upon Time.
Garland Cavanaugh, Forest Ranger.
Henry -Whirligigs.
Johnson-The Varmint.
AIeCutcheon-Th Rose in the Ring.
Meredith-The Ordeal Of Richard
Feyeral.
Niehoson-The Siege of the Seven
Suitors.
Christmas Day in the
Evening.
American boy.
American Magazine.
Cosmopolitan.
Delipeator.
Everybody's.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06

in 1910. Nevada is third with an IN
crease OF 93.4 per cent. 1t had a popu-
lation of 42,S35 il 1900 and has only
Sl,S75 now.
Iowa Shows Decrease.
Iowa is the only state which has
shown a decrease. The population OF
that state in 1900 was 2.2sl.S5S and the
census OF 1910 showed only 2,224,T7l.
The average rate or increase OF all
the states so far enumerated Is 20 per
cent On this basis the census bureau
now predicts a total population OF the
United States 1t close TO 81 100000
Counting New Mexico and Arizona
for present purposes as states, the full
returns Of the enumertion have been
tabulated for thirty-three out Of the
fory-nine and the District OF cclum-
bla. They show a grand total OF CO.
S55,l7S. as against 55,299,e36 for the
same area in 1900
Average Gain 20 Per Cent.
This is gain of 20 per cent over
the 75,994.575 indicated by the census
Of lsGe. A corresponding Increase for
the sixteen remaining states would
bring the figure for the entire eoun.
try up 10 close to 9l,5Oo,0O0.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06
sUNFLoWER PHILOSOPHY.
(Atchison Globe.)

ANY woman can buy the beauty
sold at drug stores, such as It 10.
No one ever heard Of man swear
ing of gambling after a winning.
Real tears are becoming almost as
rare with the women as real hair.
One trouble with the man who is
greatly moved BY a revival sermon is
that he is apt to have 10 be removed
so ofleu
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06

Our Kitchen Cabinets are
white enamel lined, full sliding
top and carry a complete set Of
glass jars. They are mouse
proof and will save you the price
in one year. Do you think the
wife could appreciate anything
more than a
Kitchen Cabinet for Xmas
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06

How man lies when he tells the
woman he intends to marry that he
plans to devote his whole life to MAX
ing her happy
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06

THE MONEY WHICH you srENp
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, 1910-12-06

How man lies when he tells the
woman he intends to marry that he
plans to devote his whole life to max
ing her happy
Any man who believes that, in a
few years. people will travel every
where in airships, is generally re
garaed as progressive.
If You must talk lodge, talk it only
to people who belong
Romance, when il lasts too long, is
always disappointment.
The landscape affords about the
widest opportunity in art for rotten ef-
Iort.
Women pay heavier penalties than
men. 1t was probably so intended. or
/, would be otherwise.
When a man goes visiting it is usu-
ally an old man, and he goes to ''re-
main indefinitely if his kin keep him
When a man brings in an unreason-
able bill now, lie explains it by saying
that automobiles have made the price
Of rubber SO high
Wha, has become Of the old-fashion-
ed man who said TO his departing
guest We'll, come back again, when
YOU haven't SO long to stay!"
II you are sleepy, and tired, and
woDbly In the morning, 1t is because
you are not living right. You are in
juring your chances unless you take
care Of your health. Most men who are
polite, agreeable and successful enjoy
perfect health
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06

EVERY DOLLAR THAT YOU
SPEND AT HOME HELPS TO MAKE
cHlckAsHA A BETTER TOWN.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06

AIR. J. H. Ready and Air Lawrence
Mills gave a theater party last even
ing at the Overholser to see THE
Witching Hour" for Miss Marguerite
Corder and her guest. Miss Lillian
Hendricks Of Chickasha.- okIaho-
r1tnn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06
Carnegie
Librar
Bulletin

Homeward bound edition OF Roose-
velt's works, 20 vols
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06

Globe-Wernicke Elastic section
al Book Cases, dust proof, non
binding doors, are the mostreliabIe
sectional case on the market. An
ideal Xmas present. We are ex-
elusive agents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-07
inquiry into HIGH
COST OF LIVING
IT Senate and House Conduct In
dependent Ones, Feared May
Reach Different Conclusion.
IS BOUND TO BE POLITICAL
PRESIDENT Desires TO Have Effect of
Tariff on Question Fully
Determined.

Washington, Feb. 6.-Whether the
senate and house will conduct rival in
Vestgauons into the cause of the high
o'Sl oi living is question that con
Germs Republican political leaders more
deeply than any other problem now be-
lore Congress. II both bodies conduct
such an examination the leaders fear
that different conclusions may be
reached and that such differing re-
ports on the eve of the congressional
elections Will prove embarrassing to the
Republican majority.
Nevertheless Republicans Of the sem
ate apparently are determined to order
Such an inquiry and to conduct IL with
the utmost dispatch. regardless of the
views of home leaders.
The Lodge resolution reported from
the senate committee on finance has
Deen amended SO as to provide for q
committee of seven senator's and II
probably will be reported tomorrow
from the committee on contingent cx
penseS. The enlarged committee Will
give Senator Elkins opportunity to
serve as one of the Investigators If he
cares and Will unite the Republicans in
favor of the inquiry
There Is possibility that tho inves-
tigatlon proposed by the house COM
mittee on ways and means may not
be ordered. but no decision was reached
on this point.
That the inquiry will be virtually
political in character is admitted on
every side. The Republican leaders con-
code that the agitation about the cost
OF living will play a prominent part
In the congressional campaign and they
show no disposition to disguise their
purpose to FIX up their fences"
Especially it seems they want to re-
fute charges that the tariff is respon-
sible for the increases. They will try
to show that there is a wide difference
between wholesale and retail prices. and
that tho tariff is not responsible for
these differences.
1t Is reported that President Taft de-
sires the effect of the tariff upon neces-
sar1es OF life to be determined by the
inquiry, and that he will not tolerate
any effort to gloss over any i'll effects.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-07

OF the second The Hague peace con-
IeIelice by carrying into effect It's roc
.ni ollilhedation that the court of arbi-
.idl justice be constituted through d.
pIoinatlc channels. Should the identI-
cSl note be favorably received. and
.iouiu ,i'u the court of arbitral justice be
thuS constituted, the consentInR nations
Mouiu nave permanent international
trlounaI for the judicial determination
OF controversies arising out of peace as
wen as war, and it cannot be doubted
that such tribunal would. in large
nleeSure render to nations the services
Whlch national courts have performed
Tor private lItigants.
By the settlement OF controversies
susceptible OF judicial determination
Deiore they have reached an acute
stage, the causes of war would be min
iml2ed and first step taken toward
the gradual decrease of armament.
ReSrettlng my inability to testify
ny my presence the great interest I
have In the organization OF your So
cietY. l am, very sincerely yours.
"P q KNOW
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-07

shook their heads doubtfully. Hero is
what some of them had TO say:
DR.. Charles Fl. Parkhurst, Madison
Avenue Presbyterian church-"There
are several morning papers that Pres
oyterians may safely peruse during
lent"
Or. c. L. Goodell. Calvary Methodist
Episcopal church-"AIl the matter in
the newspapers should not be read In
lent or any other season. but l shall
not advocate the discontlnuance of any
pody's newspapers as an act of self
denial"
DR.. Charles Slicer. All-Souls Uni
tartan church-'I am not in sympathy
with the idea. Nothing would induce
me to do without newspapers for a
period OF 80 days. I do not sympathize
with the system of life that is sug-
gested."
Dr. G. r. Vandewalcr. St Andrew S
Protestant Episcopal church-'A mans
brain would go to sleep without news
papers DR.. Whitehead could not be
bishop of Western Pennsylvania and
mean that his boycott statement be
taken literally. 1 imagine that he was
urging discrimination that was all"
DR.. d. j. Burrell. Collegiate Reform
ed church-''As long as the world keeps
moving. l Intend to keep moving with
1t. There are worse things in the world
than newspapers and / shall continue
reading them during lent"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-07
CHINESE TONGS SIGN
PERMANENT PEACE PACT

San Francisco. Feb. Ten days
before the expiration of a temporary
truce. the on Yicks and the Yee
family, two Chinese tongs whose war
in the last four months has cost 10
lives. signed a permanent peace pact
In this city last night at the Office of
the six Companies"
The war. which started here. spread
throughout California. most OF the
killings occurring in San Francisco
and neighborlng cities. Members of
the warning tongs fled from the local
Chinese quarter and sought safety In
interior towns, but they were quickly
followed by gunmen and forced to con-
tinue their flight. some going to Dem
yer and others farther east.
A nation wide fcud was threatened,
but a summary imperial edict from
the Chinese government issued
through the Chinese minister at
Washingtonsput quietus on the
spreading hostilities. The edlct set
forth that unless the two tongs ceas-
ed their fighting they would be prose-
cuted here and their relatives in
China made to suffer.
This madate brought about the tenn
Porary truce.
The Chinese here will celebrate the
declaration of peace at their new year
festival Tuesday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-07
BABY WITH TWO TEETH
BORN IN CHICAGO

Chicago, Feb. News that a baby
with two teeth had been born to Mr..
and Mrs. Francesca Cuglianeso caused
such crowd TO gather in front OF tho
residence I'm the italian quarter that
the police were called TO preserve
order.
Mrs. Annie Blast. who is known as
the Queen of Little Italy has been
present at the birth of hundreds of
babies and this was the first she ever
saw one that had teeth.
Two Of the front teeth were clear
through the gum" said Mrs. Blast.
land when I put my fingers in the
baby's mouth to wash 1t. L felt some
thing sharp The teeth protruded
through the gum about an eighth OF
an inch.
To-day made another visit to the
house to wash and dress the baby, All
of its teeth are beginning to show.
and inside OF a day or two the baby
will have full set upper and lower
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-07
INTERNATIONAL
PEACE MOVEMENT
American Society for Judicial Set
tIement of Disputes Is
Organized.
APPROVED BY PRIEST. TAFT.
Campaign of Education to be Carried
On by Issuing Articles by
Leading Men.

Baltimore. Feb. 6.-There was organ
ICED tonight at the residence of The,-
dorc Marburg the American Society
dor the judicial Settlement of Interna-
tional Disputes, which will devote
itself principally to issuing articles by
leading men of all countries on sub
jects Indicated by the title of the or
eaniZatlon and to organize meetings
OF national scope in various parts of
this country from time to time with u
view to educating the people as to the
desrabillty of promoting the peace Of
the world by settling points of interna-
tlonal controversy In the same general
way In which differences between Int,i
viduals are now settled. In the meet
ing the following letters were read:
APPROVED BY PREsT. TAFT.
The White House, Washington. Jan.
81. 1910
My Dear Mr.. Marburg-I have
learned with interest OF the plans to
found an American Society for the Ju-
dicial Settlement of International Dis
putcs
"The leaflets which you propose TO
publish, together with the meetings of
national scope which you are planning
To hold from time to time, may have
a very great influence on the develop
mont OF public opinion on this impor-
tant subject If the proposed court
OF arbitral justice at The Hague be-
comes an accomplished fact, there Will
still remain the task of securing the
adhesion of number of powers TO
the court and the very important task
OF so cultivating opinion in various
countries as to incline governments to
resort To the court when occasion calls
for II. There Is no other single way
In which the cause of peace and dis
armament can be so effectively promot-
Cd as by the firm establishment of a
permanent international court OF jus,
tice. Sincerely yours.
WILLIAM H TAFT"
sECY. KNOX ENDORSES 1T.
Department of State, Washington,
Feb. g. 1910.
MY Dear MI Marburg-You are
quite right in assuming that I take not
only keen personal but official inter-
est in the movement for which your So
ciety is to be organized. for as you
are doubtless aware. 1 have, In an idcn-
tical circular note. dated Oct IS, 1909,
urged the powers to invest the inter
national prize court with the juris-
tion and functions of a court of ar
bltral justice. thus completing the work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-07
BRICKMAKERS WORRIED
OVER PRICE OF BRICK

Pittsburg, Pa. Feb why Is the
price of brick on the decline while that
of lumber increases? What may be
done to rescue the brick?
These condundrums suggest a desir-
ed Increase in the price of one of the
necessities of the building trades, are
but two of several questions which
some 500 brickmakers from all over the
country will puzzle their heads about
here this week Mt the twenty-fourth
annual convention of the National
Brick Manufacturers association. Pre-
liminary meetings were held today at
the Fort Pitt hotel 1t Is stated that
while the association never undertakes
to regulate prices to the extent of fixing
arbitrary rates, 1t Is added that the
suggestions arc put forward whenever
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-07
ROOT BELIEVES IN 1T.

United States Senate, Washington
Feb. 2. 1910.
| My Dear Mr.. Marburg-I beg to
say to your guests that 1 sympathize
very strongly with their object and
believe that the proposed organization
| Is adapted to render a great public
| service | assume that the new organ
ization is to have a definite. specific
object which may be indicated by the
| empha sizing the word judicial In its
title to indicate a distinction between
that kind of settlement of internation-
al disputes and the ordinary arbtra-
ton as II has becn understood in the
past and is generally understood now
Il assume you are going to urge
that disputes between nations shall
be settled by judges acting under the
judicial sense of honorable obligation
with a judicial Idea of impartiality
rather than by diplomats acting under
the diplomatic Idea of honorable obli-
cation and feeling bound to negotiate
settlement rather than to pass with
out fear or favor upon questions of
fact and law. II seems to me that
such a change In the fundamental
Idea OF what an arbitration should be
is essential to any very great further
extension Of the idea of arbitration.
II have been much surprised. how
pNNit " Ste HOW many Deopic luei Y
are of ability and force who do not
agree with this idea at all. particular
ly people on the other side OF the At
lantic. The extraordinary scope OF
judicial power in this country has ac-
customed us to see the operations of
government and questions arising be-
tween sovereign states submitted to
judges who apply the test of conform
ity to established principles and rules
OF conduct embodied in our constitu-
tions.
ut seems natural and proper to us
that the conduct of government affect
ing substantial rights and not depend
ing upon questions of policy should be
passed upon by the courts when oc-
casion arises. 1t is easy, therefore.
for Americans to grasp the Idea that
the same method of settlement should
be applied to questions growing out
OF conduct of nations and not involv-
Ing questions of policy.
TN countries. however, where the
courts exercise no such power the idea
is quite new one to most people. and
if 1t is to prevail. there must be a
process of education. Such a process
viii naturally receive its chief i'm
pulse In the United States. and l hope
your new society viii give such an
Impulse with vigor and accurate d.
rection. With kind regards. 1 am, al
ways. faithfully yours.
"ELIHU ROOT"
BURTON STRONG ENDoRsER.
UNITED States Senate, Washington.
D. c., Feb. 3, 1910.
MY Dear Mr.. Marburg-I have the
strongest desire that your proposed
society for the judicial settlement of
international disputes may render effl-
Client service. The settlement of con-
troversics between nations in the same
manner as between individuals must
be the adopted policy in promoting the
cause of peace and preventing wars.
have always maintained that our
own country must take a leading part
in this work, and hope for your or
ganization the geratest degree of sue
cess. Very respectfully yours.
IT. E. BURTON"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-07
DON'T FAVOR CUTTING
OUT PAPERS FOR LENT

New York, Feb. Right Rev. DR..
Cortlandt Whitehead, bishop of Pitts
burg, will not have the unanimous sop
port of New York clergymen for his
suggestion that the reading of daily
newspapers be included in the Lcnten
self-denial list Bishop Whitehead.
preaching yesterday at Grace church.
said:
II would advise you all to do with
out newspapers during the Lenten
period and to replace their scandals and
their masses OF all-assorted information
with more edify1ng works"
New York pastors, asked for their
opinion of the bishops suggestion.