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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-21
REGENTS WILL
MEET FRIDAY

The board Of regents of the |. l. &
G. viii hold meeting in this city Fri
day. The board will inspect the prog
ress Of the work on the building and
investigate the general needs OF the
school with view to providing all
necessary equipment.
State Superintendent e. D. Cameron
is president of the board and Judge
Connors president OF the state board
Of agriculture. is member Of it.
The total enrolment Of the school
today reached 10 and more students
are expected. Regular class work was
begun today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-21
Continues To
Stand Pat
Speaker Cannon Hurls Broadside at the
Insurgents in Letter Accepting
His Twentieth Nomination

and hurled defiance at the insurgents
who attack the tariff law.
AS the leader Of the standpatters
Gamma made It clear that he viii con
tinue to stand pat.
The speaker dealt exhaustiyely with
commercial and industrial conditions
in support Of his contention that only
by the tariff now in vogue can the coun-
try's industries be protected, prosperity
assured and money be obtained to run
the government He recited at length
the accomplishment Of the Payne-Ald-
rich law In closing the letter he said:
The argument for tariff revision is as
dangerous now as in 1884 when the
Wilson law was enacted.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-21
COTTON COMES
TO COMPRESS

on the platform OF the Chickasha
compress are about $500 bales OF cot
ton that have been received this sea-
son and every day is bringing addi-
tional shipments. Freight traffic on The
railroads is showing a decided pickup
on account of the amount Of cotton that
is being hauled.
In. my opinion Oklahoma will pro-
duce at least 100000 bales this year
said Capt Caneman, manager Of the
compress, who is well posted on condi-
tions. Last year the yield for the state
was about 100000 bales.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-21
Special by United Press.

SpeclU Dy tnlted Rress.
Danyille, ILL.,, Sept. 2l.-'I have no
defense Of the tariff law TO make for
It needs none. II is the enactment Of
the pledges OF the republican conven-
tion Of 1908 and is in keeping with the
policy of protection which has been
maintained by the republican party as
the correct revenue policy since Lin
coin; in fact it is in harmony with the
first revenue legislation Of the First
congress after the election Of George
Washington
Speaker Joseph w Cannon in let
ter to the congressional conyention ac-
representative used the above language
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-21
POLICE FIGHT
BACK THE MOB

Special BY United Press.
London, Sept. 21.-A strong escort OF
police protected Miss Leneve, the al
legged accomplice in the Crippen MUIR
der, from being mobbed as she made
her way in closed cab to the police
court this morning.
Hundreds who were gathered about
the place hissed and booted as the
party approached.
Quickly realizing the attitude Of the
mob the officer in charge ordered other
police to the scene and fought the
crowd back
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-21
O.C.DEPOT
THIRD and
DrMN AVE /.
EIVVoHVLs
New Terminals Ready
for Use Middle Of
October

The Oklahoma Central station will
be located at Third and Pennsylvania
avenue.
Late yesterday afternoon deeds were
placed on record conveying b. F..
Kendig's lot, 100 by ie5, and lots north
Of the same belonging to ]. w. spealse
and Mrs. Fannie Woodbridge, to the Ok
lahoma Central Terminal company.
President Carter is here personally
directing the work on the terminals,
which is being pushed rapidly, sixty
men and teams being employed. 1--WE
expect to be running trains to Third
and Pennsylvania by October Is, using
a temporary depot" said Mr.. Carter.
Just as soon as we get material work
will be started on the station. 1t win
be unique building, two stories in
height, 40 by 100 feet, brick construc-
tion and costing $4,000. 1t will be
structure Of which Chickasha will be
proud"
Rapid progress is being made on TIC
grading and bridge gang is at work
on Line creek. Material for two
bridges arrived last night.
The o. c. viii skirt East Chickasha
on the east and then cross the Frisco
and Rock Island The main line I'll
Irun west as far as the Apache cotton
oil mill while at the proper place line
will extend south to the station. All
the land for right-of-way has been puf-
chased.
The o. c, is also establishing an up.
town office over the Chickasha Ma
tional bank for B. NJ. Halle, their traf-
fic manager. Mr.. Hale Will have COM
plete charge Of the company's business
here. having authority to act In all
matters arising. including the adjust
ment OF claims. THE building Of our
terminals here means another inde-
pendent road for Chickasha, said Pres
ident Carter. I'VE expect to furnish
facilities to shippers that will be secs
ond to none and to get our share OF the
business. We could not have carried
out our present undertaking without
the assistance that was given to us
by the citizens Of Chickasha"
Within a week after the 0. c. Termi-
nal company was assisted BY citizens
Of Chickasha to raise sufficient money
to establish the terminals work was
under way and deals closed for the
depot site.
Rock Island Depot
Tuesday, Sept 20, was a notable day
in Chickasha, not only on account of
the o. G. transactions but also with the
Rock Island, the ground being staked
off preparatory to beginning work on
the new R. |. station. MIR. Lane, the
contractor. is here IN charge and ex.
ao4ratfcf, ,ttori- ,-toe.+o5 4cIo.r
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-21
MRS. CARO- IS DEAD.

F. D. Lemon received a telegram al
$3.50 this afternoon from Grand Rap
ids. Mich. announcing the death Of
Mrs. Leo Caro- at . o'clock this after
noon The deceased was a sister Of
Mrs. Lemon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-21
DATE FOR SENATOR
BAILEY NOT FIXED

Col. Geo. w. Barefoot received a let,
ter this morning from Senator Bailey
Of Texas relative to the latter's prom
ised visit to this state. Owing to the
illness of his wife, the senator says he
has been unable to fix date for his
visit in Chickasha. Col Barefoot will
have further correspondence with him
on the subject.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-21
FIGHT RATE
INCREASE
Special by United press.

Special by United Press.
Topeka, Kan. Sept. 21.-Radical res
olutions against proposed rate in
creases by the railroads will be adopt
ed tomorrow at the rate conference
called by Governor Stubbs.
The governors Of twelve states are
present. Whatever action Is taken
will be brought to the attention
the interstate commerce commission
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-21
FARMER ROBINSON
RAISED GOOD CORN

Jas. Robinson who farms on the
Askew place a little northeast Of the
city. has thirty acres OF corn that will
average about 25 bushels per acre.
Tie rest Of his corn is not so good.
He has raised wheat the last two years,
having 20 acres this year which aver
aged 22h bushels. and his last year 5
Yield was about The same
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-21

Mrs w NJ Williams and daughter,
Eula. OF 1918 Choctaw avenue, returned
home yesterday morning from Holly
Springs, Ark, where they have been
visiting homefolks, Mr.. and Mrs. B. f.
Goodgame and family.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-21

Lutheran services tomorrow even
ing at o'clock in the Carnegie library
by Rev-H II. Hanson-of Eureka, kan
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-21

N Z w S BY WIRE
| DAILY FROM THE
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ASSOCIATION A N
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
PERSONS IN THE NEWS

''DIAMoNDFIELD" JACK DAVIS has made an
other strike in Sonora. Mex, and is in town
for the holidays. Davis was one of the early
GoIdfeld prospectors and made and lost for
tune there. He is at the Palace.
JOHN F. STEVENS, who is now an engineer OF
the Hill lines, is at the Palace with his family.
Stevens was at one time supervising engineer
of the construction of the Panama canal.
LOYAL B. sTEARNs, who formerly occupied the
bench at Portland is at the Palace with Mrs.
stearns. They intend TO spend the winter in
the southern part Of the state
H. MCGOWAN, NJ. B. Dickie of Glasgow and
William McMaster of Montreal are among the
recent arrivals at the st. Francis.
EDWARD C. EEGLER, banker OF Crescent
City. arrived yesterday with Mrs. Hegler and
took apartments at the Union Square
NORMAN F. MARSH, an architect OF Los An
geles. is staying at the Palace. 1t was Marsh
who designed the buildings at Venice
FRED DETMERs president Of the state board
OF optometry. is at the Union Square, regis
tered from Los Angeles.
Mr. and MRS. NJ JOSEPH Of Los Angeles and
a. F. Bryan of Chico among the recent
arrivals at the Manx-
JOHN LARRABEE, attorney of Seattle is
here on business and is making the Palace his
headquarters.
JOHN P POE JR.. who has mining interests In
Alaska, is at the st. Francis. His home is in
Baltimore.
W. B. CLAPP, who is connected with the United
states geological survey. is staying at the Ar
gonaut.
E. F. JOHNSON and George A. Norris, two oil
operators Of Bakersfield. are guests at the Ar
gonaut.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06

W. G. GOODMAN and Fl. NJ Edwards. shoe man
ufaeturers Of Boston, are guests at the stewart
H. L. NICHOLSON. a capitalist from Vancouver
B. c., and Mrs. Nicholson are at the TurpIn.
W. B. DE JAREArT. banker Of COiusa. is
among the recent arrivals at the Stewart
MRS. E. McKENNA and daughter. Miss K. Nc
kenna. from Reno, are at the Bellevue.
SENATOR THOMAS KEARNs OF salt Lake is
spending few days at the st. Francis.
W. R. CASTLE, a shipping merchant OF Homo
lulu is at the Fairmont with his family.
CAPTAIN E. J. DORM Of the United states
navy is at the Fairmont with Mrs. Dorm.
P. J. MORAN. a capitalist OF Salt Lake. Is
spending a few days at the FairmOut-
W. N. PHELPS, an automobile manufacturer OF
Hartford. is staying at the stewart
WALLACE D. BOWIE. a mine owner OF Bowie.
Colo, is registered at the Balboa.
CONGRESSMAN W. ?. ENeLEsR1ezr Of Ne
vada City is at the Palace
at the Colonial.
JUDGE NJ T. DooL1Ee Of HOLSTER 1. guest
at the Stewart.
J. T. CROWLEY. merchant from Seattle. is
al the Turpln
G. LEWIS. merchant from New York. !. q.
the Colonial.
the stanford.
J. L. BUTLER from TonODah. Is at the stan
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
Answers to Queries

MOolC-H NJ, City. If you wish to
know II a certain conservatory of music
mas an Office in this city, consult the
city directory. This department does
not advertise private institutions
NY property was sold 10 the state for taxes
erty? - ieeo'sr 'hA' prop
Call at the Office of the tax collector
VINO will advise you as to what steps
you must take.
ADoPTIoN-Afrs. W. J. d.. cftr what ,ta..
asylum? e-'iu Ai'ii duy
Make application to the superior
through an attorney.
4 EMdNENT MN ~ DOMAIN Subscriber. City. What
IL is the power of the state to take
private property for public use n
cannot however. be exercised without
making compensation to the person
whose property has been taken. II is
to be distinguished from the taking Of
property by virtue of war power, or
OF overruling necessity. or, as a con-
demnatfon on the ground that the nron-
erty taken was nuisance. or in the
exercise of police power, or as a for
feiture for the violation of law.
SEVEN uP-C. P. City In game of seven
up on the last deal each player wants two TO
go out. One has at the. close high and game
and the other has low and jack. Which goes out
The player holding high gets the first
count and goes out
BALDWIN HOTELS T. Y.P.. City. When
was the Baldwin hotel in San Francisco opened
In February. 1877.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06

attention and receive am
manners and prohibitions their diet
In this household SOMETHING Fat
THOSE CHILDREN NEVER SPOKE WE'RE SPOKEN
what Of
conversation of their elders
Please table and it being
home there
kitchen AT night having this prey all Good night
and without suggestion from their bedtime much
the ordinary chlds teasing
minutes longer started upstairs
followed, tucked them hem night
the table did not sneak
would inquire what little boy
went skating and then the
naturalness and spirit which
habitual monopoly of the center
Doubtless there will in
repressng the who will think and
pity the children it.
tell
don't need pity They
children
of attention spoiled child
home and what not make the
child the of
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
Beating the Company

Il bet them railway people would
be mad if they knew sOmethin'," said
Farmer Corntossel.
What is ft?'
nave to git up every morning al
O'Clock. Every day at a quarter Of
the engine blows a whistle and wakes
me up, an nobody has collected a cent
for the service-''-Washfngt gton Star.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
Good Roads-What Then?

Good Roads-What Then?
1 walked to town one day
In the long ago,
And said:
''These roads seem to be little badI''
And soon the roads got better.
l walked once again,
And rode back on a bicycle.
A hundred punctures.
And the wheel was out Of date.
l cried:
These roads are simply awful.''
And the roads continued TO get better.
Once more | walked to town.
And rode back In automobile.
A hundred breakdowns,
And the auto. too. out OF date.
swore: These roads a Disgrace
And Immediately the roads became perfect.
And still again walked to town,
And sailed back in an airship.
declared: Just as expected.
Now that we have good roads
We don't need them!'
Puck.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
The Calls Purpose in Lifting the
Lid From Stanford University

lid
uverss administration and letting the public see how the wheels OF That
words OF explanation:
public
educating the youth the the nation California has fit make
them free the tax burden borne funds and properties like nature
Therefore what done with this endowment and property California business
and Whatever is the business California business OF h
reported external manifestations Stan internal troubles These troubles
well regulated institution They avena amounted to such public scandal
and poah as not only deserve but demand examination on the poc pea
This examination The Call has that institution which
much vta the welfare Of the state should exposure
Difficulties the
troubled other older Elsewhere
hived they
Other institutions similarly themselves;
help rid of ls that help The Call offering
extending Publicity surgeons knife the
of
agreeable either The
Call applies the knife publicity with feeling different that
who seeks relieve and to heal
There hundreds Stanford
bu themselves world
thousands have preceded them and uphold the honor of the cardinal their
practice of the professions all the globe in administration of thelaws
0 OF college
nofen these hundreds of undergraduates and alumni the under
and the the egadu the
sfpng other Americans their kind They classes
places conceivable that there could be anything inherently
radically with would be absurd think that there could be anything
in the air Po Alto spirit of awesne Manest
the matter with the of Stanford university not the fault of
the
engaged in pleasant of finding really
the with the administration of Stanford university
20
proud great
lawful logical
and for that The Call searching the the troubles that
limited the growth and development of the P Alto institution
The
agreeable, results be achieved for the institution California
will university is
Calls if it right We that
Quoted as should be- 50 that may be what IT ought to be-
II
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
Comes TO the
Assistance of
Spring Valley

fcch Hetchv water supply project is dream
All this need alarm among the people of this city
bay cities who have put their in the completion Of
great project uciency for the of million people
inclined regard this expensive propaganda
symptom OF the hggng OF the market II an impression
the public mind that the Heh Hechy project
impracable too costly that would make much
and profitable the Of the Spring Valley water company
pursuit of municipal purchaser for its plant.
relations Tribune may with the Spring Valley
people with the water companies the other side OF the bay
ADVISED but the OF that newspaper might be
uous araphras the Frenchman advice to read Look
for the corporation.
of this propaganda should be sufficient
point out that compilation OF testimony given by long
procession OF hydraulic and corporation lawyers of equal
standing Spring Valley company
collection that would grace any well corporation table In
competition of gaceess prevacons the customary expert
could make Doctor Cook look v and would make the most accom-
pshed diplomat pale envy They
expert testimony scientific basis It of popular
povb that ambassador abroad lie for his country,
and the line of endeavor the expert witness employed
he for his corporation.
among other things that these witnesses testifying
BY way the Tribune give certificate good quality guam
" to the Spring Valley water supply 1t not intended here to
dispute merely possible
evidence the inspiration impeed
the bune to engage IN these ProPagandist abos 1t might easily
be that the Spring Valley company preparing soft place fall
in the shape Of a profitable sale to the city
The Call does mpugn the quality of the Spring Valley
supply and regards the purchase OF the plant advisable
price right but the quantity adequate for
Of are in even worse case
as
testimony experts and the garbed Tribune
from Mayor McCarys letter the city of San Francisco has "vested
rights in the Hech Hey region and these will disputed
by future secretary the interior In this
needs Of million people will be held paramount any other
consideration.
The only active opposition project any consequence
that financed by the Spring Valley company hope
squeezing big price of the payers OF Francisco
matter OF supreme importance to that corporation because the
loss Of the chief market for product circumstances of
severe competition for the business OF San Francisco
@ DC damaging 10 It's nances But the rbune could succeed
in making people believe that Hetch echy question:
that would be help Spring Valley conduct of the
pending negotiations for purchase Indeed the propaganda very
timely IN that sense
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
Business Genius

Boss-You don't mean to saw that
the new clerk sold that bunch Of dolls
that have been lying in the back room
all these years? How did he get rid OF
them?
Manager-Merely took off their
clothes and advertised them as --latest
Partisan dolls. fully dressed. Puck.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
Last Charge
of the
| Old Guard

southern California Both bills Concerning
bill Clifford Pnchot is quoted speaking for the National
conservation association:
of bill all
the and responsibilities for the national with
citation believes that the of the Smoot bill would the
of water powe
would them precisely what they sought
vigorously opposed the bill
This strictly present condition of the
concerned California instance
turned the of
them would and could be grabbed without compensation
public interests within six months from the transfer Those
which did control
and this done without penny paid
1t in contemplation that the legislature shall
prehensve scheme for regulation and exploitation of such rights
exacng reasonable compensation for the public property
but until this these properties much
federal control
This will be the final effort get legislation through
because the body he old guard
much.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06

mighty sweet; his Penman-
ship was plain and neat until
he tried to write his name,
and then a fit attacked his
frame. He must have suf-
fered fearful pain to make
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
PhiladeIphian
Advice for
San Francisco

corrupt and contented. This is the Indictment.
of
regular
e
subn gone mad II simply making
the primary take the place OF the general
all history eliminating human race
garous naturally fok around leadership and practically all political
advancement has through parties
Its suggested that Philadelphia its own business San
Francisco has had all of partisan politics and three
fights that merely confuse distract the vote by raising
appealing emotions nowse the conduct
of municipal government.
Nor it true that political advancement, comes onv through
parties the Inquirer insists In the reverse IS true as far
municipal affairs What does pbadelna sunk
corruption and hdebound long dynasty
like Matt Quay and Boe Penose know care about political
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
al Strong Recommendation

Prospective Purchaser-You claim
your land is fertile. How fertile Is IT.
Farmer-Why. it's that fertile the
cemetery association refused part or ft
for a gift-afraid if they'd plant people
in 1t they'd come up.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
Uncle Walt
7 he Poet Phil os o D h r

Some unknown friend sat down and wrote to
me kind and pleasant note. His sentiments were
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
Relic of the Past

Relic of the Past
This, / presume, is the portrait of
one of your former admirers"
Don't be foolish. hubby. That Is a
photograph of yourself when you had
hair."-Louisville Courier-Journal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06

and bust their hanes when they attempt their names The
which have erredcoud anything absurd? I've
studied 1t with and groans; sometimes think the
Jones' and then again I'd it's Brown with sundy letters upside
down Perhaps it's Smith may be Duff give upve toed
enough There ought be chloride for with dizzy
signatures they make the passions they bring hot
to the they the time of busy by their
with the pen. .nu.s. ,uo :, (n ~.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
The Next
Congressional
AppOrtiOnment

yves But the Inquire likely lower than 225OOO
because at that rate many important states would have
with fewer representatives than they have the present congress
he present membership the house 30
unedy IN point OF numbers An effort will be keep
down the membership to 400 but this will be strongly
Some figures given this subject:
An incTease OF The ratio sufficient to make the membership O
instance would result IN loss OF
states including Maine Vermont Iowa Indiana Nebraska
Ihe population
and IN those states the increase population
number
5OOo New York alone would be entitled nine
would
New York would Island
pennsylvania Ohio Illinois, Michigan Texas Oklahoma
Pacific -
The most remarkable fact brought by census is that
the middle states have kept pace advance of the
north Atlantic and Pacific The in New York
Massachusetts and Pennsylvania due tariff which has
the manufacturing the expense of the faro
communities OF the middle The growth of the Pacific
states due the development of great resources which
have only recently come under public notice
The facts OF the explain large measure be
hostility Of the middle the Payne tariff farmers have
been the of right along and by consequence thev
crowding into the big manufacturing cities east
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06

quite certain that desperate effort will be made by he
old guard during the short of through
of pending bills DESIGNED to
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
The Morning Chit-Chat
e::':: :s'''iis' ssiil." ':' 4i'-. L0aaxnla~ooa

| VISITED a home recently which was decidedly
| unique in way, and that was this:
There were two as dear children as ever were
petted and noticed and admired the runaton Of
their childish charm, and yet they actually not
the center of attention anything like it.
They subordinated to their elders taught to
respect them thoroughly to obey instantly
extent to actually practice that old proverb Children
should be and not heard
The difference between this and the ordinary house
hold was most noticeable at the dinner table
In the average household where there are children
who old enough to table with the family