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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-22
NebraSkans to Meet
in National Capital
First Session Of State Association
Will Be Held There This Week
Western News.
tFrom a staff correspondentD

WASHINGTON, u. c., Nov. H.-(Special
Telegram.) 1.-The Nebraska State associa-
ton and their friends will gather at Pyth-
ian temple Friday evening to hear a recital
Of 'The Shepherd Of the Hils," under the
auspices of George c. Williams, formerly
of Lincoln. There will be music and dane
ing and Assistant Commissioner Abbott
Of Indian Affairs, who is the new president
OF the association, will make his initial
bow on this occasion. Representative Daw-
son, who is the first of the Iowa delega-
ton to arrive In Washington, this morning
called on the attorney general to urge the
appointment Of Emclin McClain, at present
a member of the supreme court of Iowa,
for place on the commerce court. Judge
M'Clain has exceptionally strong endorse
ments from the entire circuit, and Mr..
Dawson after his Interview with the ttor-
ney general. expressed himself as hopeful
that MClain would land the plum.
Frank J. Sheridan of the Third Iowa
district, for many years a special agent of
the Bureau of Commerce and Labor, an
expert on cost OF commodities, etc., has
been promoted and transferred to the
tariff board.
Arthur c. Smith and Thomas IT. Byrne
q omahe, are aat the Wulards also, C.
rhom Of Washington, Ia, and George c.
White Of Nevada, Ia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-22
Editor Warren Must
Serve Six Months
at LeavenwOrth
Court of Appeals Affirms Sentence Of
Kansas Man Charged with Mis-
use of the Mails.

ST. PAUL, Nov g.-F. n. Warren of
Girard, Kan, editor OF a paper, Appeal
to Reason must serve six months In the
federal prison at Leavenworth, Kan, and
pay a fine OF 81 900 imposed by a jury in
the United States court I'm Kansas, The
sentence OF that court was affirmed by an
order Of the United States circuit court
OF appeals filed today.
W2rren was accused OF sending through
he United States mails envelopes on the
outside OF which was printed "S100l re-
ward will be paid to any person who kid
maps Ex-Governor Taylor and returns him
to the Kentucky authorities"
The Indictment charged that the words
were scurrilous. defsmatory and threaten
ing In character.
FORT SCOTT. KAN Nov Elf. D.
Warren. editor OF the Appeal to Reason
OF Girard, Kan, has been notified OF the
decision OF the United States court OF ap-
peals. The editor will appeal to the United
states supreme court. On the appeal. when
the hearing Is held, Warren says he will
appear to defend himself He argued the
case In St Paul, and asserted he was not
surprised at the verdict
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-22
Aid Recommended for
Strikers in Chicago
and in Los Angeles
Labor Federation Also Admit White
Rats and FavOrs Unionizing of
Migratory LabOrers.

ST LOUIS. Nov. H.-Aid for the strik-
ing garment workers in Chicago and for
the building trades in Los Angeles was
recommended at today's session OF the
annual convention of the American FEEDER
alton of Labor which began at noon, by
the resolutions committee. The sentiment
Of the delegates indicated that the recon-
mendations will be granted.
other matters which the delegates had
before them were the questions of juris-
diction between the mine workers and the
Western Federation of Miners and the
Brotherhood OF Carpenters and the Anal
gamated, Society Of Carpenters. The Ca
madam question and the electrical work
ers' dispute are stil undecided.
Definite action will be taken on ques-
tions during this. the, last week Of the
convention. Among other things 10 be de-
cided viii be the next meeting place.
Rochester, N Y; Atlanta and Oklahoma
City are seeking the next convention.
The convention endorsed resolution un-
ionizing the hoboes of the country as mem
bers OF the migratory laborers' union.
It was also voted to admit the white rats
along with the Actors Union Of America.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-22
LORDS TAKE UP VETO BILL
After short Discussion Adjournment
~ Taken Until "wednesday
Morning.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-The House Of Lords
today began an apparently frultless dis
cussion Of the veto bill In the second read
ing stage the earl OF Crew introducing
the measure.
Lord Lansdowne criticised the. bill, but
said 1t contained points that might have
formed the basis OF a useful discussion.
Lord Lansdowne moved an adjournment
until Wednesday. at which time he said.
he would introduce resolutions suggesting
a manner in which the deadlock Of the
two houses might be broken. The motion
was adopted without division.
The earl OF Crews and others OF the gov
erpment's forces protested against delay,
the former charaeterizing the opposition's
present activity as death bed repent
ance."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-22
MRS. sCHENK is ARRAIGNED
Her Attorneys Announce They VIII
File Five Special Pleas
wednesday.

WHEELING. w va, Nov a--Mrs
Laura Farnsworth sohenk, wife of the
millionaire pork packer. John o. Schenk
whom she Is accused OF attempting to
poison was taken into court today TO plea
10 the Indictment found against her last
Friday by the special grand jury Mrs,
schenk attired IN the latest style. and
wearing an abundance OF jeweiry. appeared
unconcerned and nodded and smiled to a
number OF friends She was not asked to
plead however her attorneys saying they
would file five special pleas next Wednes-
day afternoon. Mrs. sehenk was in the
courtroom about ten minutes and was then
returned TO the county jail. BAH win not
be considered until the special pleas are
filed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-22
Body of Count Tolstoi
on Way to Family Estate

AsTAPOVA. Nov. 21-A special trsin
bearing the body OF Count Tolstoi 60
Yasnaya Poliana. the family estate in the
government OF Tula, left here this after
noon.
The countess and the other members OF
the family and intimates who were here
when the author died yesterday, accom-
panied the body and the newspaper cor
respondents were also accommodated on
the train.
halt for the night will be made at the
railway junction at Corbatchevo, and the
train Is due at Zaseika the station near
Yasnaya Polana, early tomorrow forenoon.
The distance from the depot to the Tolstoi
home is not great and the casket accord
ing to Russian custom, probably will be
borne to the house on the shoulders OF the
mourners.
Since early morning the countess had sat
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-22

PARIS. Nov. 2l.-Imposing national cere-
monies in the IlulieEes garden today in
connection with the dedication OF a statue
erected 70 the memory Of Jules Ferry. the
French statesman, were marred by an
assault upon Premier Brland who while
walking with President Falheres was
struck twice on the face by a royalist
The premier was not seriously hurt
The crowd which had gathered IN the
garden set upon the premier's assailant
and only determined intervention By the
republican guards saved him from eng
beaten 10 death.
The incident occurred at the conclusion
OF the exercises. which we're attended hy
thousands. President Faliieres N BRAND
and the other ministers were walking tow
ards the gateway when man hrolls
through ths guards that lined ths rosd
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-22

in the station masters hut, where her hus-
band died, with her head bowed upon the
caslIet and weeping. She appeared not to
notice that defiie OF peasants admitted to
the death chamber and quilted her POSI-
ton only when NJ Gunzberg. the sculptor
came TO take a death mask.
Leonid o. Pasternak, the portrait painter,
sketched the scene. This was as simple as
Tolstoi could have wished. The body re-
posed In a plain oak coffin at the foot OF
which a few wreaths OF fir. emblematic OF
Immortality had been placed. The plat
form OF the railway station was covered
with nr boughs spread by the peasants az
the neighbcrhood.
The station master has consented TO the
transfer 81 bis humble home. In which the
count died 70 Yasnaya Polsna, where.
together with its furniture It win become
"a part Of The proposed T0lstoi museum.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-22
Attacks Premier
BRAND of France with Fists

lCaPed to NJ Brands side and raising his
clenched fists high in the air brought
them with full force upon the premier's s
face. M BRAND reeled under the blows
but did not fall AS friends rushed up TO
sssist him he cried. Il am all right; We
must protect my assailant."
The very audaclty Of the assault rendered
tho crowd momentarily speeches. but a
shout OF anger and cries OF "knl him"
arose quickly from all sides as men fought
their way 10 lay hands upon the assailant.
He was badly injured before the guards.
urged on by the premier. succeeded in
rescuing him. The man was taken aefore
a mag strate and gave the name Of Laeour.
He said ne was member OF the eNeou-
i've committee OF the 'Camelots du Roi.
an organization OF young royaliats. and
that ne wished TO strike At the republic
in the person Of BRAND
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-22
the prineip.
cOUNT BEAUFORT ON STAeE
Father-in-Law Cuts OFF His Income
and He Must Go 20
Work.

CHICAGO, Nov. 21-More troubles were
added 10 the burden OF Count Jaoquez Al
bert Alexander Won MOurike de Beaufort
today, when default Judgment for $257 was
entered against him in the municipal court
In behalf of the National City bank.
Several suits have been filed against the
count since his falling out with his mil
Ionaire father-in-law, NJ. II. Fdlgallen.
The count deprived OF his income from
Mr.. Rilgallen, has accepted a vaudeville
engagement beginning today.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-22
DR.. Crippen Will Be
Executed Tuesday
Home Secretary Refuses to Take ANY
Action on Petition for
Reprieve.

LONDON. Nov. 21--Dr. Crippens petition
for a reprieve was denied today, the home
secretary announcing that he declined to
interfere with the sentence OF the court
Crippen will be executed on the morning Of
November %.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-22
KANSAS MAKES GOOD GROWTH
Population of sunflOwer State IL
Nearly Million and Three
Quarters.

WASHINGTON. Nov n.-The population
of the state Of Kansas is 1,69O9i9, according
to the statistics OF the thirteenth census
made public today by Director Durand
This is an increase Of 22O,45 OF Is per
cent over ,47O,495 in 1900. The increase dur
ing the previous decade from 1890 to 1900
was Il, ,s78. or 80 per cent
The population OF the counties containing
tt,e vrty,ofVaT oitfas FolIoxua.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-22
DAKOTA BOY DIES IN HOSPITAL
william Mitchell, Candidate for En-
trance 90 West Point, Dead in
BuItfmore.

BALTIMORE, Nov. I,-FoIIOwlng a
mental collapse brought on from over
study William Mitchell 1s years old, Of
South Dakota, a candidate for entrance
to the West Point Military academy. died
in a hospital here today. Heart trouble
was given as the direct cause OF death.
Mitchell was studying at Annapolis when
no broke down.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-22

WAKEFIELD. R. l., Nov. n.-Interest
in the anti-gambling crusade OF last sum
mer at Narragansett pier was revived to-
day when the two cases against William
r. Arnold OF New York. vice president OF
the Narragansett club, were laid before
the Washington county grand jury. Arnold
is charged with maintaining q gambling
nuisance
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-22
WEATHER FORECAST

For Nebraska Fair
For Iowa Fair.
For weather report see page q.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-19
REVIVAL
GROWING

Did you catch these three things
Evangelist Lewis said last night at
the Presbyterian church? Speaking on
Cradle chrisuans he said Normal
ly, growth follows birth. spiritually as
Well at physically"
I'VE weigh our babies wonder IL
God weighs his little babies?'
Babies do not go to prayer meet
ing.v
The meetings are growing intense
IN interesting, More than two hun
dred children listened eagerly. to Bro.
Lewis object sermon yesterday after
noon The congregations have grown
beyond the capacity Of the Preshyte-
rian church and the meetings will be
held IN the Methodist church tomorrow
afternoon and evening.
Great mass meeting Sunday after
noon at the Methodist church al 3
o'clock for parents. young people and
children.
Bro. Lewis viii Show how to "Har-
ness Young Colts"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-19
ANOTHER
CARRIER
Is NEEDED
But Some Things Must
Be Done First Says
Rose

Inspector Lewis has been in the city
for day or two inspecting the city
delivery service with aview Of extend
ing the service and adding another car.
rier as was recommended to the de-
pertinent by the postmaster some time
ago
The rules Of the department in re-
gard to this branch Of the service are
more exacting than ever before. am
not able to say what Mr. Lewis will
recommend. but he win be compelled
tr report the fact that the street
names are not posted. houses are not
properly numbered. sidewalks are lack
ing. street crossings are scarce and
street lights are not very plentiful in
some portions OF the city
Air Lewis was all around the city
and saw that another carrier would
accommodate many patrons. but saw
the conditions as they existed and will.
make his report accordingly While
have been anxious TO extend the de-
livery service in every direction in or
der to accommodate more people. I find
that | viii not be able to do much
along this line without the city and
the patrons come TO the front with the
Improvements mentioned. We have
been fortunate heretofore IN getting
what delivery service we have as at no
time have there been walks. crossings,
etc. in more than small portion Of
the service. am writing this in order
that all may know why we do not get
additional service if we fail to get It.
= A. ROSE,
Postmaster
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-19
PROMPT TAX
PAYING IS
URGED

Only ten more days remain for tax
paying and County Treasurer Kilgore
reports that bis office is having very
little business at present, in spite Of
the fact that the bulk Of the taxes re-
main unpaid.
After April |. penalty win be added
to both personal and realty taxes and
the personal delinquent list, showing
name and amount due viii be publish
ed the first week in April. the same
then being placed in the hands of the
sheriff for collection.
I'VE have no discretion as to penal
ties" said MT Kilgore but must put
the penalty on All alike. If everybody
ruts off paying till the last day or two
We are going to be swamped and some
will not be waited upon for lack OF
time | would like to see the people
come IN promptly and settle up as Il
win save Them from paying the penalty
which am compelled to collect from
delinauents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-19
ChiCkaSha Farmer Rob-
bed at Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City. March 19--charged
with having robbed R. H Phillips. a
farmer Of chickasha. Of $50 in cash,
John Kelley and George Mcdonald
were arrested BY Detectives Webb
Jones and Charles C. Post Thursday
morning and were turned over 70 the
county authorities. According to Phil
lips statement the two men, whom he
had met earlier in the day. took him
q the Katy depot late on Wednesday
night and "strong-armed" him. The
prisoners We're arraigned on a robbery
charge before Judge zwick Thursday
Afternoon and are held IN the county
ial.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-19
WOMAN WORKS RUSE
ON VERDEN OFFICER

Oyertaken last night az a farm house
four miles from verden, by the verden
town marshal, fleeing woman. who
IS wanted badly at Hobart, worked a
clever ruse on she officer and slipped
away before he knew what was hap
pening.
YES. am ready 10 go with you,
said the woman. but please give me
few minutes TO change my clothes. =
The gallant officer readily consented
to accommodate the fair creature and
sat down ia the front room to wait till
she had effected the desired change
u her wardrobe
Meantime. however. the woman. who
had slipped out at the back door, spied
the Officers here dld not know, was
ilffy was seated ia the vehicle, and
seizing the lines. she was far on her
way when the Verden gentleman came
to and discovered that he had been
worked.
The woman IN question. whose name
the officers here al dnot know. was
arrested several months ago for killing
her own baby. She was released on
bond after preliminary she was
q witness IN cases against several 9th
er parties and II was thought that
these parties were trying 70 spirit her
81 OF the country
Sheriff Lcnthan received a telephone
message from the sheriff az Hobart
yesterday afternoon. asking him 70
look out for the woman Il was LEARN
ed that she had been here and had
gone TO verden Nr. Louthan phoned
The marshal at verden and the latter
found her al the country place.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-19
Win Be Assistant
Cashier OF New Bank

D. q Esser, Of Walter. Okla. who
will be assistant cashier OF the new
Farmers State Bank, soon to open in
this city, was here yesterday looking
for house and arranging to move
his family to chickasha. Mr. Esser
has recently been engaged in the real
estate and loan business at Walter
but for many years he held q responsi.
bic position ia the Third National bnak
iu sedalia. Mo- He is a thoroughly ex-
perienced and capable man in the
banking business and the directors Of
the hank consider themselves fortu-
nate in securing him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-19
ELKS ELECT
OFFICERS

Chickasha Lodge No. 755. b. p. o. r..
last night elected the following Off
GERS:
c. H. Caneman. exalted ruler.
J. W. Richburg. esteemed leading
knight.
B. w Fesler, esteemed loyal knight
Il. D Gibson, esteemed lecturing
knight
p. A. Peyton, secretary.
f. NJ Frey, treasurer.
VIM. Huff. tiler.
L. L. Bryan, representative to grand
lodge and Myron Humphrey, alternate.
Plans for sending large delegation
tc the state convention, TO be held
in Lawton in june. were discussed and
q committee viii report on the same at
the next meeting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-19
BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR
FEDERAL BUILDING

Acknowledging the receipt Of data
bearing on chickasha's claim FOR
federal building. Congressman Ferris
IN letter to Barefoot q Carmichael Of
This city expresses the opinion that
he win be able to land this big plum
Tor chickasha at the present session.
Bills for $4,000 building have
been introduced IN both houses, and
the department. has recommended the
same Il is said that definite agree
ment has been reached that an omni-
bus public building bill will be passed
this session and the indications are
that a handsome building viii soon
adorn the site which the government
has purchased on Fourth and Choc-
taw.
Following is the letter of Mr.. Ferris
to Barefoot & Carmichael, from Wash
ington. D. G., under date Of March IA:
4 am this day in receipt Of your
proof in support Of federal building
for chiclxasha and | think the same is
ali right expect to get a hearing
some time next week and / think we
will be able to land the building for
chickasha before this congress adj
iourns all o. X"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-19
AT
PEOPLES

Many visitors have been IN attend
arce at the big spring millinery open
ing at the Peoples Store today and
even larger crowds are expected this
evening. The numerous stylish hats
on display have drawn forth many
praises. those ia the millinery depart
ment and the show windows being
equally admired. One striking hat ga
the window IL Caroline Eeboux crea-
ton from Paris. The frame is OF tan
straw. lined with black silk and COW
cred with black lace. with a few roses
adding the necessary touch OF color
Many bright straw frames are notice
able among the street hats. the colors.
this season being more brilliant than
ever An attractive large sailor is Of
the new flaming shade Of red. with
very little trimming to detraes from
the color,
Flowers are used on most of the
dress hats, and are of every shade and
hue Some Of the hats have flower
covered crowns and are especially be-
coming 70 the younger people.
Another line drawing much attention
al the Peoples Store Is the pretty hon
nets for babies, both Of straw and OF
softer material. which are among the
daintiest to be seen in Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-19
LIGHTNING
HITS BIG
BUILDING

In the midst Of the violent thunder
storm about 9 o'clock last night, light
ming struck the front Of the three-story
Rosenquest-A fcFarland building on
Chiekasha avenue, tearing big hole
in the cornice at the highest point
For the first time in several months,
the electric wires In aas ha.lains Nsp
pened to be disconnected and this
perhaps prevented more serious con
sequences.
The electrical display which accom-
panied the opening OF the thunder
storm season was particularly brilliant,
lightning flashing almost constantly
and the hearens resounding with peal
after peal Of deafening thunder. A
heavy downpour Of rain accompanied
the storm
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-19
. BEAUTIFUL
DISPLAY

The window display Of Miss Rou-
leau's on the night Of the opening was
one Of the handsomest in the city. al
though the store was not open after s
o'clock, Trimmed in rich green velvet
and eeraniums and lighted hy gFeen
incandescents--th window, where sew
enty-fiye pretty hats were shown was
q beautiful sight and it's brilliancy was
reflected by a background Of mirrors.
One of the prettiest hats shown was
trimmed with three black plumes and
clusters Of June roses and natural
moss, and sold the next day for S45.
Another hat on which the moss was
used effectively was turban shapcd
and made entirely Of the moss and
red rosebuds. The powder rag nat
shown by Miss Rouleau was as pretty
as novel. the hat taking its name from
the tiny pocket for the powder cham
ois. which was in the lining. This hat
was trimmed with pompoms Of violets.
For children and younger folks Mss
Rouleau showed number OF dainty
Charlotte Corday hats, most Of which
were made of chiffon. Chiffons, mo-
lines, grasses and flowers were the
principal trimmings shown. and the
Nortn Pole blue and the Pompeitan
red
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-19
boss GETS WOLF.

Chief Doss and wife went to the
country yesterday afternoon and the
chief, VINO IS something Of Woli huns
ter. took his dogs With him. Return
ing this morning. the dogs started a
wolf on Salt Fork, about six miles
northwest OF town and after a hard
chase ran the animal down Mr.. and
Mrs. Doss were in buggy but they
were there at the finish.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-19
LIBRARIAN
ELECTED

Al meeting of the Carnegie Library
board yesterday afternoon, Mrs. J. A.
Thompson was elected Librarian to sue.
ceed Mrs Webb Hendricks who re-
signed on account of leaving the city.
Mrs. Thompson was the first libra
rian when the chickasha library was
established
An G. Cannon. Of the Oklahoma State
bank, was selected as member OF the
board tcsucceed Ben = Johnson, who
resigned.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-19

Alrs. r. M. Evans had the honor of
driving the first spike on the ChiclSa.
sha street railway system.
Without much ceremony. the steel
laying gang began work yesterday
afternoon at Sixth and Chickasha ave
nue. and at this time they have covered
the greater part Of the line as far as
Ninth street.
A car load Of spikes and bolts ar
rived yesterday and the track gang at
once began operations, the ties already
being down and the steel IN place 20
be spiked