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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-19

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-14
TERMINAL co.
PETITION
GRANTED

In the district court room this aft
ernoon, beginning at . o'clock. Judge
Bailey gave hearing on the applica-
tion Of the Chickasha Terminal Com
pany for the appointment Of apprais-
ers in condemnation proceedings to
secure a righs Of way for the OkIaho-
ma Central to enter the city
AS attorney for parties opposing the
granting Of the application Alger
Melton, at the opening Of the hearing
raised objections TO the service upon
defendants and the form Of notice
given
John A Mcclure, Dorset Carter and
K w Williams are representing the
plaintiff
AT the conclusion of the hearing the
court granted the application and ap-
pointed Clay Donovan, G. NJ Hollings-
worth and Jonas Cook as appraisers.
Mr. Melton filed demurrer TO the
courts action and it will be heard
two weeks from today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-14

desirable section Of the city
Already several fine residences have
been planned for that vicinity
The fact is the street railroad, the
Girls ludustrial Institute and College.
tho Grand Boulevard and the park to
be at once made fit for recreation, all
80 70 make this addition by al odds
the most desirable one ever opened up
for residence grounds IN chiekasha
The many advantages and conveu-
icnccs. combined with beautiful 10y
Of land. guarantee superior property
values and for Investment there can
be nothing more assuring Of good pro.
fits
You can have no perceptible idea
Of the beauty and lay Of this addition
without riding over Al 10
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-14
BIG GRAFTERS
MUST GO
TO JAIL

Special BY United Press.
Pittsburg, Pa. May i4.--Today was
sentencing day in the Piitsburg graft
cases. A A. Vilsack, ex-cashier Of
the German National received eight
months in jail and fine Of $4,000
Ex-Councilman Hugh Ferguson,
eight months IN Jail and $500.
Dr. W. G webber six months and
$500 fine.
Ex-councilman p D. Kearns, four
months in jail and $3.50 fine
Ex-Councilman Charles Stewart, one
of the alleged prime movers in the
scheme to obtain money from the
banks in return for naming them city
repositories, eight months in jail nd
$500 fine.
The court postponed the sentence of
" jennings. president Of the t;olun-
bia National bank. and A. C. Griffin
on account Of Illness in their families.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-14
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT
If WEATHER CLEARS


The following musical program Will
be rendered BY the Chickasha Concert
Band on the street Saturday night
May 1d weather permitting
March, Impetus ..,..- by G, Carl
Overture, "OrpheusH by J. Oflenback
Waltz. Wedding OF tile WiudsT
......,. by John A. Hall
March Comique, "Raizcn I'll ~
...............,..B By Carl Carlton
Overture, Bohemian Girlr BY Balfe
March, "The Avenger ,..s-..
........... By Edmund Brahan
"Star-spaugled Banner
In many cities II IS customary for
the people. when The band plays any
81 the natioual anthems, to sing ihe
song TO tile bands accompaniment. Y
is much desired by the band that the
people Of Chickasha sing with them
the ~Star-Spangled Banner" in this
or any other concert Let every man
dofr his hat TO this song Of the nation
and let every man. woman ana child
join in the song
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-14
Wilson Enters Race for
State Superintendent
VOCAL SOCIETY
SCORES AGAIN

II those who heard the first concert
Of the Chiekasha Vocal Society were
surprised by the remarkable progress
made IN short time, stiIl more were
they surprised BY the marked improve
ment shown in the second concert
which was given at the Baptist church
last night.
The society has grown numerically
now numbering about So members, 5ut
stili more noticeable IS the progress
which ii has made in the mastery oil
music The singing last night was
far IN advance Of the first concert
and 1t was Of hieh order even at thar
time Prot Arthur Greene, the 81,
rector has taken chorus Of Chiclya-
sha singers and has proved what can
done by ordinary everyday singers in
the way OF chorus singing.
The choruses ana part songs which
SO thoroughly delighted the audience
exemplified the different styles Of
choral music, proving that chickastd
yoealists are capable Of singing well
all the different styles Of music Tie
program was admirably arranged and
well selected and the concert was
credit to Prot Greene and the society.
Nrs. Geo L. sayles Of Oklahoma
City, soprano Of unusual merit, cap
tivated the audience in both Of her
numbers and each time responded 70
an encorse
Miss Olive McClintic OF the / ! &
G. more than sustained her reputation
al a reader, both Of her selections as
well us her encore numbers being
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-14
SPARKS SECOND ADDITION
ON The MARKET

Possibly what promises to be the
most satisfactory lot sale ever inaugu-
rated in chickasha is announced in
y half page advertisements in this isl
sue. II is that Of tho Sparks Second
Addition 10 chickasha,
The street failroad VIII run through
the center of this addition and just
now water, sewer and gas pipes are
being laid through y 10 the Oklahoma
Girls' Industrial Institute aud College,
The campus Of which skirts the addi-
tion on the cast
The high school building Is but 4
short walk from this addition
The Grand Boulevard skirts IL on
the south
tits located in the nest healthy and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-14
FAILS TO
AGREE ON
VERDICT

Special by United Press
Kansas City, Mo-, May l4-At 1890
O'Clock this afternoon the report re-
ceiyed from the jury received from the
jury room in the Hyde case was that
10 agreement had been reached and
there was no possibility Of an early
agreement
Judge Latshaw says he will hold the
jury till next Tuesday night unless a
verdict IS returned sooner
According to report the last vote
this morning stood ten to two for ac-
quittal The last vote last night, it is
said, was eleven for acquittal and one
for conviction The jury deliberated
an hour last night before retiring.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-14
EPISCOPAL CONVOCATION
HERE NEXT WEEK
Great Gathering Of Church People
Conyenes in Chickasha Tues
day, May 18th

The annual convocation Of the Epis-
copal church Of Oklahoma win meet III
chiekasha on May 1913.
The session begins with evening
service on Tuesday Che l7ih, at which
the Bishop will read his annual adj
dress. On Wednesday morning there
will be the service Of ordination to the
diaconate, followed by the Holy Com
munion. The business session Will be
taken un in the afternoon and will con
tinue OF the following morning
On Thursday afternoon the meeting
Of the Women's Auxiliary win be held.
Services with sermons or addresses
will beheld on Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings
All the meetinge will be held in ST.
Likes church. Delegates from every
church in the State are expected to
be in attendance.
Among the prominent names ap-
pearing on the program arc those Of
Rev. Francis K. Brooke, bishop Of
Oklahoma and Rev. J. N. 3. Davidson
D. D., dean Of st. Pauls at Oklahoma
city.
The Rev II Percy Silver. who is 20
make several important addresses at
the convocatior is a man Of wide ex-
perience and great powers as an ora
tor. He was for many years an army
chaplain He did great service for
our soldiers and civilians in the Phil
ippines and will undoubtedly give
many facts about conditions in our far
away possessions. Later he was chap
lain at Fort Leyeiworth, and was in
strumental in doing much to promote
the mental advancement and comfort
Of the enlisted men not only there but
N over the country He has been
missionary secretary of the Depart
ment Of the Southwest Of which Okla-
homa is apart only a short time and
Chiekasha is to be congratulated on
having him present at this conyocaton.
The following is the order Of service
and meetings:
Tuesday, May H. s p M Evening
prayer and the bishops annual adj
dress. The clergy and candidates and
postulants are all expected to be-
vested.
Wednesday, 3 a. m.- Morning pray-
er. AT $3.50 (the clergy vested), ordi-
nation Of deacons and holy commu-
nion Sermon by Rev J NJ D. David
son, d. ID. After this service. first bus
mess meeting Of convocation. AT .
D. M, business meeting At s p. M,
missionary meeting Diocesan missions.
Addresses BY the bishop Archdeacon
Baird and Rev II P. Silver. depart
ment secretary
Thursday, 1850 a. m.-Ffoly commu-
MON; $3.50 a M, prayer followed by
business Of convocation p m, bust
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-14

Withdrawing from The race for coun
ty treasurer and declaring the policies
which he win advocate and practice #
elected r. r. Wilson. superintendent;
Of schools OF Grady county, today an.
nounces his candidacy FOR the Demo
cratic nomination for state superin-
tendent.
The announcement will be sur
prise 10 Mr. Wilson friends in this
country and It is really somewhat OF
a surprise to Mr. Wilson himself 70
find himself in lhls race. ais he had
no intention of coming ont for the or
flee until within the last week or two,
when such strong pressure was
brought to bear upon him by school
men throughout the state that he felt
that he could no longer resist the de-
mand.
That the Grady county man is uow
candidate for state superintendent
is due wholls 10 general sentiment
among leading educators IN the state
that Oslahoma should have a man in
this office Who is thoroughly identl.
fled with pisblic school work Mr. VII.
son as county superintendent ia Grady
county has attracted vide attention
and he was picked out as the man best
suited FOR the office a lifelong
teacher. experienced Ia actual teach
ing IN country and city Mr Wilson
in his present office has shown that
he possesses the executive ability
which qualities him for the higher Of
flee and as practical school man o.
proven eapablliiy. be win undoubtedly
receive the hearty support ~ All who
believe 9slahema Should have I man
OF that kind ai the head OF her school
system
The pempcrafX ~ GRADY county nill
stand soiidly vith ST. Wilson ia AiE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-14

particularly pleasing
The society was ably assisted by the
Chickasha Orchestra and the trio by
Miss Remington and Messrs Newland
and Humphrey was heartily encored-
1t is evident that the chickasha ov
cal society has come to stay and the
opinion is prevalent that il should re-
ceiye the hearty support Of the people,
promoting as tsdoes the artistic ele.
ments and refinement which add SO
much to any city
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-14
WANT TO BRING NEXT
ENCAMPMENT HERE

Joe Wiaseler Camp No Of Spanish
Anurican war veterans win attend che
state encampmert at Aiuskogee, May
27 ana 2S in body ana make a strong
effort to land next years encampment
IN Chickasha.
Usually about 300 Veterans attend
the encampment in uniform The fol-
lowing members viii attend from
Chickashai a. n Mccoy, Comman-
der Seventh Ohio: W. H. LaBoon,
Third Tennessee; A. L. Hollmgs-
worth Thirty-ihird Y s Volunteers
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-14
A SCHOOL MAN FOR
A SCHOOL OFFICE

candidacy, both because he is Grady
county man and BECAUSE he is worth,
Of the office which he seeks
Following IS his formal announce
ment
chlckasha, Okla, May llth, 1910
4 To the People Of the State Of okla
ahoms
Sincerely believing that the many
years have spent in teaching in botn
rural and city schools and in the posi-
I ton Of county Superintendent Of
Grady county, Oklahoma, which have
filled since statehood have given me
thorough knowlerge Of school con-
ditlons in Oklahoma; animated By the
desire to promote the educational vel
rare Of the State and without personal
political entanglcments. hereby an
nouncc myself as a candidate for the
office Of State Superintendent Of Public
instruction for the State Of Oklahoma;
subject to the action Of the Demo
cratic pFimary, August End, 1910
II the people Of the State favor me
with the nomination aud the election
to this position, | here and now prom
ise 10 devote my entire time to the
duties ot this office
@ill advocate an economical adj
mnisiratiou; fewer text books and
simpler courses Of study and less
'red-taper IN public school work
1 viii advocate the yitaliziug and
promoting of rural schools and the es-
tablishment OF rural high schools. con-
yenient % every country child where
ever practicable
] VIII advocate q law prohibiting
teachers IN the State schools from con
tribuiing 10 the State superiniend
.ents individual eampaign fund
/ viii favor more assistance to the
County Superintendent from the state
Superintendent office and simpler
system Of reports for teachers ana
school boards
believe the SnDerlntendent's oi-
fice % be a public trust. and should be
administered for the benefit Of the
whole people. and. therefore viii not
engage ii nominated and elected, IN
any private business or enterprise and
shall not allaw myself Or the employ
ccs OF ihis office to be financially In-
terested ia any iexr book used in this
State
believe that Tie State Normal
schools should be vitalized and liber-
ated. and chat no political debts should
Be paid by appointments % positions
IN these Institutions by the use ot
the influence OF the state superintend-
ont iii selecting teachers for these
schools. and that an teachers "a all
the schools should be selected upon
the high plane Of merit and not
through political influence.
I believe that the educational insl-
mtions OF the State. and All the
schools should be removed from the
sphere Of partisan politics and appeal
to every voter OF the State who wants
u clean. economical and honest ad-
ninistration Of the affairs OF this OF.
flee. free from political influence and
conducted ID the interest Of the
schools. % support my candidacy
Very respectfully,
r. H. WILSON
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-14

y b. Bridges. Torrey's Rough Riders
y y ciathriaso. ssitteenth q S. Cav
airy: II. D. Wheeler. Second Ken
tucky volunteers; J. IT. Devore, See
ond Z, s Cavalry; w 3. Galway,
First Texas Volunteers; ] J. Grav-
it, First Texas Volunteers; NJ A.
Partin, First Tennessee Volunteers; !;
o. L Bingham, Thirty-second AIichi.
gan Volunteers; Ed Sheegog. Third
Texas Volunteers; w. y Mcintosh,
Third Texas Volunteers; F. G. Hall,
Third Texas Frank Higgins, First IN
diana cavalry.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-14

ness meeting Of diocesan branch OF
the Womans Auxiliary Clergy ex-
pected to be present. 4:3O p. M, Jun
ior Auxiliary meeting; principal speak
er, Rev H. r, Silver
The clergy and layreaders are asked
to send word at once to Rev. S. G.
Welles- li02 Minnesota avenue, how
many viii attend, and, 50 far as possi-
bic, by whar trains delegates and
clergy will arrive.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-14
KILLED IN
AUTO RACE
4++++44+++++#++4 !

= Special by United Press. +
+ New York. May i4.-William +
+ Bradley. meehanician. was killed +
: and George Dewitt was badly in- J
+ inred in the twenty-Iour hours !
= auto race on the motordome The +
+ race ends at 8 o'clock tonight =
4 4 = + + + + + I. ! /. r r + + + +
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-14
INDIANS ON
WARPATH
Begin To PiilaGe and
Troops are Called
Out
Special BY United Press.

Special BY United Press.
Taos, n NJ, May little settlers
IN the country surrounding this city
are under arms and fear q general
outbreak. Indians for miles north are
raiding
Troops are being dispatched to the
scene.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-14

Special by United Press
Washington. May IA. -The troop 81
cavalry from Fort Wingate. ordered to
the scene Of the uprising Of Pueblo In
dians, have Instructions to corral
them The Indians are in an ugly
mood according to reports received
here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-14

East Las Vegas. n NJ, May H.
An uprising Of serious proportions has
broken out among the Taos Pueblo M
dians in their village seventy miles
northwest Of here and troops are
hurying BY special train from SANTA
Fe to check possible massacre Of
white ranchers.
The Indians have cut All telephone
and telegraph wires from Taos. but
reports received here indicate the rep
relations 50 far have been confined
to an attack on the wife and children
Of L. L. Myers, a homesteader, and the
cutting Of fences and looting Of horses
and cattle
Further attacks are expected by the
ranchers and Judge John r. AlcIfie,
conducting court at Taos, issued an
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-14
WEATHER FORECAST.

= For Chickasha and vicinity: To >
: night. unsettled weather; show J.
= ers toLlght or Sunday; warmer +
= >
++++ #++++ =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-14
DESTRUCTIVE
QUAKE
4###+#%4444+44+4+


! Special by United Press
= Port Limon Costa Rica May +
= ~ Reports received today say +
+ the earthquake Yesterday destroy :
+ ed Santiago and a score are be- !
= lieved TO have been Killed. Many !
+ buildings We're destroyed at San !
: Jose, but only one person was i
= killed =
New Orleans. May l4-Americans
returning from the scene Of the earth
quake in Costa Rica declare the suf
fering it far worse than that in San
Francisco a few years ago
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-14

Continued on rags 81
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-12
AUTOPSY is HELD.
Physicians Examine Body Of
Unfortunate Suicide.
Found Dead Beneath Wheels Of
Engine.
WISHED TO SELL BODY
Percy Winstead, Sufferer for
Many Years.
He Had Mania for Operations
Thrice Under Knife.

In order that medical science may
learn what caused the long and mys-
terious illness of Percy Winstead, who
ing himself in front of a train, Mrs.
Winstead has asked that an autopsy
be held over his remains. This is be-
ing held this afternoon under. the di-
rection of DR.. H. H. Keith. coroner.
Late last night the remains of the
man who jumped in front of Santa Fe
train No. ia, near Pauline, were iden-
titled as those of Percy Winstead. His
wife made the Identification positive.
Winstead had not been seen in the
vicinity of Pauline and it is believed
here that he deliberately formed his
plan of suicide and walked down the
railroad track to meet the on-coming
train.
Cunning marked the death of the
man. Fearing that if he stood on the
track the engine would be stopped be-
fore it struck him, Winstead hid be-
hind pile of ties near the rails When
the rushing train was within so feet of
him he ran to the center of the track,
to be ground under the wheels.
Few men in Topeka occupied a
more unique place in the history of the
city. For years he had been an in
valid and operation after operation has
been performed in the hope of restor-
ing him to health. But every effort
was vain. His sickness is said to have
mentally unbalanced him and it is be-
ueved that he sought death in the
manner in which he met it during a fit
of insanity. Melancholy and more be-
cause medical science could not relieve
him from the awful suffering, life con-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-12

contradict statements made by Secre-
tary Ballinger. Referring to a letter
in which Secretary Ballinger had
stated that he had ordered certain
words on a sign at Toluca, Montana,
PAINTED out, Mr.. Davis declared that
no such orders had been issued and
that the words had never been erased.
Mr.. Davis's testimony has been
taken up almost wholly with contra
dictions of Secretary Ballinger, but at
the end of his direct examination he
declared that he did not wish, in any
thing he had said, to insinuate that
Mr. Ballinger had been guilty, inten-
tionally or consciously, of wrong act.
The witness related the socalled
s'black tent affair. He said that un-
der orders of Secretary Ballinger, E.
7. Perkins of the Chicago office of the
reclamation service went through the
west lecturing in a black tent, adver-
Using reclamation work. 1t came to
the attention of service officials that
Perkins. in addition to getting salary
of $1,000 a year, was receiving an al
lowance of $500 a month from the
Hartman railway lines.
The Hill lines protested that Perkins
was coming into their territory and
lecturing about projects on the Har-
riman lines. Mr.. Davis said he recon-
mended Perkins's dismissal Director
Newell did not agree to this at first,
but later wrote to Perkins and in a
s'polite" way requested his resignation
Secretary Ballinger reprimanded New
ell for interfering in natter which