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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-15

Miss Bess Griffin has gone to Alta
mont Mo, where she win spend two
weeks visiting with home folks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-15
2. t. LIMITED DsRAiLED.
Iegram by United Pres.

: Telegram by United Pres.
, Ainsworth, Iowa, Cept. 15.- 4
= The Golden State Limited. the 1
, Rock Island paIatiai train. was 4
= derailed here today. Three mail 1
> clerks we're hurt 4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-15
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> WEATHER FORECAST. =

= Tonight and Saturday general 3
= ly fair; cooler tonight =
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-09-15
MAINE IS
STILL WET

Telegram by United Press.
Augusta. Me-. Sept. Is. No Off
cial figures are available today but it
seems that the 134 majority given
"wets" unofficlally will stand
The Detroit times., 1911-12-13

Miss Dorothy Eddy will give an ar
ternoon tea. Wednesday, in honor OF
the debutantes of the season and a
number of charming young women
visitors in the city.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-13
Judiciou., Conservative Publicity.

Few firms in Detroit i'm any line OF
business regard advertising without
prices as OF value TO their business
but Traub Bros. Ito Woodward ave.
have for 81 years issued the most
careful and correct statements with no
prices included. Rogers silver knives
and forks excepted The public has
been impressed with the fact that their
ads are absolutely dependable and IL
therefore Is possible for them TO say
but little regarding reduction or in
duccments 10 bring most gratifying re-
suits. 1t Is confidence that the stores
command from the public that finds
the holidays trading at this store at
its best. When all others are having
sales IL does not disturb the even tenor
OF the Traub store Thoughtful buy
ers want dependable jewelry and they
are not as readily responsive 10 cut
rate and forced sale prices so often Of
fered, as they once were Therefore
the present tremendous businss In this
store IL easily explained no one ever
was misled by any false representation.
When they say it's solid gold, IS ka-
rat fine. that settles IL. When they
saw it's a pure white hawless diamond,
and IL Is a pure white hawless dia-
mond, and IL Is perfect also. even IL
they don't happen to describe IL In de-
tail They don't sell inferior dia-
monds; they cannot AFFORD II. in view
OF a policy maintained 70: nearly half
a century
The Detroit times., 1911-12-13
Sales Slips From the Following
Stores Are Good for Votes

DRUGS.
Arndt Bros, as GratIoC Ave
Herman l. Becker. 413 Gratiot Ava
X. r. Bodimer. 3sl Clay Ave.
Clarke Pharmacy. il7t Michigan Ave
Duncombe Pharmacy, 2gi6 Woodward
] X Webster. 933 Champlain 81
A. j. Filler. sss Jefferson Ave.
John f. Paddock, ss6 Michigan Ave
r. s Geppert 1900 Grand River Ave.
Geo. A. Mahlmeister, 1855 Gratiot Ave.
Morris Drug Store, s1s Grand River.
Mt Elliott Pharmacy. 1909 Cratiot Ava
r. A. Schwartz. 25Ss Jefferson Ave
Edward Young. 76i Oakland Ave
Eastman's Drug Store. 1850 Woodwar1
John A Dyer 1915 Gratiot Ave.
sepull q Travis. ssS Woodward Nve
Greenthal Pharmacy. lss 0ratiot Nv@
Alfred 3. Abbott Fourteenth and Aii-
wBukee AYES
Felix Foster. SIS Raker.
OeJ Billing. i4s7 Woodward Ave
R Breningstail $50 Baker 81
SHOES.
VIM Eyre q Son. $50 Grand River Ave
I. Herman. 7t5e Jefferson ava
Geo Hewstone, gse Gay Ave
Carl Krieger. sST oratiot Ave
VIM. X Krieger, lass oratiot. Ave
Tns.s 4 schcick 1878 Oratiot Ave
a rockwell asls woodward Ave-
~ II Burghardt. tss Baker
JEWELLERS.
Otto simon. iss 0ratiot Ave
Ava Hum Jswelry Co. sso orano
CLEANERS AND DYEna
purand Co. acc oriswold 81
The Detroit times., 1911-12-13

Detroit painters and should be seen
by every citizen interested In the pro-
gress and success OF the city's artists.
The exhibition will remain in the mu-
scum until Jan. /. and as the canvases
are for sale, IL might be worth while
10 include the museum on the family
shopping list for holiday gifts.
O.
The Catholic Settlement association
has arranged TO bring TO Detroit. Pr.
Bernard Vaughan, OF London. Eng.
the famous Jesuit priest The date
will be decided upon later, but IL will
probably be Immediately after Easter.
FIR. Vaughan is probably the most
famous pulpit and platform speaker
In the Roman Catholic priesthood. and
Is noted for his fearlessness and de-
nunciation OF the follies OF society.
Mrs. Charles p Larned. who is not.
ed for the originality OF her social
entertainments, gave an afternoon
with Miss Anna Eva Fay. in the
Larned home, No. 1876 Woodward-ave.,
Monday. Miss Fay. who is appearing
In the Miles theater, entertained Mrs.
Larneds guests with her feats OF men
tai reading and there was much jolly
fun over the "seeress' clever "revela-
tons"
The Detroit times., 1911-12-13
rpoposALs FOR OLIVE pRAB

PROPOSALS FOR OLIVE DRAB
SWEATERS CHIEF Quartermaster's
ONCE, Federal Building. Chicago, III
Dec z. 191l-Sealed proposals. In trip
licate, subject to the usual conditions
viii, be received here until ~ o'clock
NJ Jan. 8. 1912. and then opened for
furnishing and delivering at either the
Chicago. Boston. New York or Phila-
deiphia depot OF the Quartermaster's
Department. co. 900 olive Drab Worsted
Sweaters; subject 10 Increase OF not to
exceed so per cent. " desired ny this
Right Is reserved TO re-
Zee. or accept any or all proposals or
az part thereof Preference VIII be
Rfver. TO article OF domestic manufac-
tutu conditions OF quality and price
uncluding In the price OF foreign pro r
auctions or manufactures the duts
thereon) being equal Stondard ssnlris
can be seen. and specifications blanks
for proposals and full Information Will
he furnished upon application at this
pfftce Envelopes containing proposals
"a he Endorsed Proposals fer Olive
Drab Sweaters, TO be opened Jan
1912 Col Ipo l. Glenn. Chief Quar-
teVuasfer
The Detroit times., 1911-12-13

found. A close watch has been kept
on his home. for IL is the general
opinion that Waldron climber through
the transom In order TO visit his wife
and children. OF whom he was pas
sionately fond. but Mrs. Waldron said
today she had heard nothing from her
husband and the police watching the
Waldron home report that the missing
juryman has not been seen.
Even II Waldron is found and he
cannot satisfactorily account for his
absence, and tell with whom he talk
ed, IL is probable that Judge Porter
field Will order a re-trial
lt Is the opinion OF many that Wal
dron Is suicide, worries connected
The Detroit times., 1911-12-13
DRY GOODS.

Day GOODS.
] Il. Henderson. ola Grand River ANe-
A Keiden, 600 Gratiot Ave.
E,ank A Rolf. l15l-li63 Gratiot Ava
WIN steael 1910 Gratiot Ave.
siegei Bros. 1900 Chene. cor. Miiwau'
ouss Krspp. sss3 Jefferson Ave
Uuneerford q Caughey, 1914 Grauot
samuel T. Hook. l+79-lts3 Wooowafo
TIE ideal 1895 orstiot Ave.
strutz a Schmidt SIT Baker
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
Rsgner Al Graef, go Gratiot Ave-
EeSner q 0raef, 12i4 Cratiot Ave
"a a. FISCHER, l4Ts West Fort st.
Frank A. Rolf i16l-ll53 Gratiot Ave.
oesterle a Homer, 12 Gratiot Ave.
i n Henderson. s14 Grand River Ave.
Dawson a Nesbitt. 1852 Woodward Ave.
George Hewstone. 3ss Clay Ave.
FURNITURE STORES.
uoetRer a Martz. S2t Gratiot Ave
CANDY STORES.
Hammelef Candy Co, ~ Grand River.
HARDWARE.
any. a. wickey, we Grand River Ave.
49, Hardware Co. AGA Grand River
~ A schmItz 110t Russell 81
MEAT MARKETS.
= w spoehr. I42O West Fort 81
Detroit Market Co. SIS Clay Ave
Vim Gasdcke. 1g3s Jefferson Ave
Is Rebtoy. 1875 Fourteenth Ave.
CATHOLIC CHURCH GOODS.
Krieg Bros. lss Grafton Ave
Janisse Bros. 2l0 AcDougah 81
The Detroit times., 1911-12-13
DIVISION NO. I.
ORGANIZATIONS.

Young Ladies' Sodality, Church
OF Our Lady Of the Rosary. :. 40.697
WAYNE Assembly No. 1, o. o.
r a. .....s.-..' ~. 49, lZ,oVV
a GbepteT No I.'.......1.',.. 1890
Grace Hospital ....,,..!...... 1860
knights OF Equity ............. 1880
Federal Athletic League. .,...... $500
National Union of Detroit. ..... 1900
Loyai order OF Moose. No l60.. 1880
Detroit Assembly, No. s. o. o.
T. A. a.. $50 to'''v
proved Order Red Men 1880
Central womens Christian Tenn
perance Union ..,...... l2,bOO
De % IT NJ o. T. w 49,. 12.5oO
DIVISION NO. ?.
st. John the Evangelist Church 1850
Church ''ef..'' 49,. 20. sac
Gratlot Ave Baptist Church 5000
Protestant orphan Asylum, JEFF
Mary Palmer NJ f. Church So. 23.14O
Zion German Reformed Church 25.45d
Church OF the Messiah. $3.50. 2O,t4V
Amity Lodge. No. 355, I. o. o. r. 1880
The Detroit times., 1911-12-13
JUROR IN HYDE CASE
Is STILL MISSING

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Dec. a.
Eight weeks of time and thousands
OF dollars in expenses will have been
lost il Juror Harry Waldron. the mis-
sing Hyde Juror, does not appear by
o'clock this afternoon, for Judge
Porterfield announced today that in
case the juror is still missing tonight,
he will discharge the rest OF the jury,
and order a new trial.
Despite the efforts OF every police
detective in Kansas City absolutely no
trace of the missing man has been
The Detroit times., 1911-12-13

1a H-a vote
JeII-0, The Dainty Dessert. save :.
K.ro S Corn o. s Snen ..v." r:i label. is
l<sro Corn sysup, save blue label: IL
i<ingsford Corn Starch, save front :.
Ara az s cIa.. ,;:::s :.v. :..,.: ear.
Minute Tapioea, save entire ear :.
ton .-...-.....-..-..-.
DenAam's Original Coeoaaut, save :.
Ran%.ps Oh rrs.,.. n.si.. ;cs:::c.
Runkeps High GRADE breakfast =.
Cocoa, save tin tops. $500. ~
Runkeps Coco., labeled uns. ssvs m
1881 MEL $4,000; Ian, :,, ~
Runkers Almond Mfik Chocolate a
save wraDpera. .............,.....
RunkeIs Vienna sweet Chocolate a
save wrnppers--... .........'
Calumet bakins Powder s ss 40. 70
Movton's Free Ruaning Salt, save =.
'front.' carton
Port Huron Triangle salt, save eoo- an
DON ..................
"s'cAs Maple syrup az. $50. 500 ,.Ss'; 400
Bears San Mario Gomez, ssvs
Dovr's Pilot Conee, save wrappers ~
hours ConQueror, steel cut saw ..
wrapper ............... ...'.....
Bour's Royal Garden Coffee. save :.
Bour'. Old Master Gomez. save :,
wrapper ...'ss'..'s ~
beur's Royal Garden Tee, save
wrapper ............... = Oo 70 Nv
Parsons Household Ammonia, ssve -
Frsseo-An:fic:. rood Frodaet.. .
, s.vs labels ::......:..:.:.v W
Egg Noodles, save entire car
TON. ......s...... 'Oy ~ ~
ArIstos Flour, save sack. $50 60 eS0
Bixhy shoe Polish, save carton,
Red Hen MoIasses, save label. ..... 10
Ginger Cake Moissses, ssve Label. 40
Flash Cleaner, save top OF can. 49,. 10
Saginaw Tip Match, save coupon.
King q Matca, save front % ear
ton, enclosing three boxes. ..... 10
Uncte Jerry Pancake Flour save
front OF carton ............... ~
Dutch Tea Rusk, save wrapper. no
w rfsiey's Oiivfio Toilet Soap, save
wrapper 90. ..... Nv
Hemingway surpassing Brand Can
ned Goods, save wrapper. ...... 10
Hemingway Alpine Brand Canned
Goods, save wrappers' IN
The Detroit times., 1911-12-13

H.r,. votes
n.sSes, save wrappers. ......... ass
80 reisnts Rolled Oats, save
n:..': Pol..s. ioli:a' o:s:. .... i''
Beck. stoa: dro..i oatmeal. ..,. i''
iSw:r Creamery s.ss:r. :.v. wrap -
Ss::. A:.: SOAP saw: .i.c::.... .a g.
s. .s Anne Washing Powder.
queen Ana. s.ou.. a:' law. n::s: ,es
S.sksys Evaperstsd aiik. saws
s.si.s Brand spices, saw. ssr. a.a i.s
len rasss' save ear
L.. q o.d;. fc.a.r.a sa.:1 Zoo s. .s a''
coia%si. i1r...as ;G;::.,.::::;;::. "a
'front.' carton. ias
white Lily Brand Aspsrssas, save
P.a.y Sr..i i:i:i... saw. ::.sc. 80
k.l-I-Cia Gun, save ostsids wr:5-
True Bin: ana nv:I1scS,: O.: -
Beaaeein's Mustard. Cstsup, Bisisg
and Horseradfsh, save labels. -. lOo
bordesu's Potato Chips. save wrap
sheIirs wrspped Cakes, pure, clean,
iicfous, wholesome cakes I'm wrap
persJ save wrappers. 100 and i5o
terscOtch, save carton .......... 90
la Auora Cigars, save bands 90 and I0o
Mail Pouch Tobacse. save front ef
pnekaxo %
San Toy Toilet Water, save car
tom 90 10 tooo
sss TOP Perfume, save carton. zoe
s.a To, T:ic.m. ::v. bon. .......... $50
soap-a-side, save coupon. .10o 60 z50
Grand Laundry, save laundry slips.
Old customers one vote for each
cent? new customers 10 votes for
each cent.
chase Of - worth OF tickets shown
by receipt stampedp new eustemeF.
5000 votes.
J. CaIvert's Sons, coal and coke, save
drivers delivery slip. OLD customers
500 votes per toni new customers
5000 votes per ton. on hard coal
and coke only.
Michael Mcnamara vsrnish works.
Hart stein Ftnishg save labeis. nDo.
500. f.55O aud 1880 votes.
GrfnueII Bros Pianos. save purchase
slips on Grinnell Bros own make
only. Ten votes for each cent paid.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-13

Mrs. Frederick DuCharme has Ia
sued invitations for an afternoon tea
Wednesday. Dec. 20.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-13

with bis dairy business being thouxhl
70 have temporarily unbalanced bis
mind.
Attorneys for the defense TO-DAY
strenuously denied Prosecutor ConE
ling's yelled assertions that WaldroD
lad been Induced" 10 leave by Hyde's
lawyers. and declared that they knew
nothing OF Waldron's intended escape
or his present whereabouts.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-13

Miss Margaret Wilson was the hoe
tess OF a luncheon. Tuesday, In hon
or OF Miss Helen Crowell. OF Chi
cago, the guest OF Miss Helen McTiae
Miss Gretchen Stearns will entertain
Wednesday, In compliment 10 the
same honor guest.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-13

Busipes--IIke Printing. No fuss an
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times PFtaUnR Co. rs
John R.-st. Phi. Main ites. or City ASS
The Detroit times., 1911-12-13

Major Thomas J. Dickson, chap
lain OF the Twenty-sixth infantry at
Fort Wayne, has been transferred 70
the Sixth artillery, Fort Riley, Kan,
Major Dickson was promoted from
the rank OF captain TO major last
August. Before entering the army
he was pastor of Christian church,
In Kansas City. During his stay at
Fort Wayne he has had charge of the
recreation features Of post life and
has been exceedingly popular with
the men,
The Detroit times., 1911-12-13
Social and Personal

The new club house OF the Riding
and Hunt club In Crosse Pointe will
be given a house warming, Saturday
afternoon. a large number OF guests
having been invited TO an afternoon
tea.
o.
One OF the most elaborate and beau
tiful luncheons OF the season was Civ
en-, Monday, by Mrs. Jerome III. Rem
lex, In her home, No. sol Jefferson
ave. Mrs. Remiek's guests number
ed So
DR.. H. W. Yemans. surgeon OF the
Twenty-sixth infantry, Fort Waype.
will leave Detroit. Wednesday, for
San Francisco. TO sail for the Philip
pines, where he has been sent for
two and one-half years duty Dr..
Yemans Is Detroiter. Mrs. Yemans
will go to the orient with him.
A debate and concert viii be given
by the Tull Bible class Thursday
evening. Dec. IA. in Simpson Meth
odlst church. The debate will be;
Resolved. That the city OF Detroit
should own and operate it's street
railways" Vocal and instrumental
musical numbers VIII follow.
-@-
Mrs. Charles Moore will give de-
butante luncheon. Wednesday noon.
In her home. No. 205 Seminole-ave.. in
honor of Miss Mary Hinchman
O'Brien. one Of the seasons de-
butantes.
Mrs Frederick DuCharme has Is
sued invitations for an afternoon tea,
Wednesday. Dec. 20.
Miss Dorothy Eddy will give an ar
ternoon tea, Wednesday, in honor OF
the debutantes of the season and a
number of charming young women
visitors in the city.
o.
TIC give those who have not the
time during the day to visit the Mu-
scum OF Art, an opportunity TO view
the exhibition of the Hopkin Painters,
now hanging in the main gallery, the
museum will be open Wednesday eve
ming from 1880 to $50 o'clock. The
exhibition Is unusually Interesting.
representing. as It does. the work of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-13

Mention of Eugene brings 20 mind
another exiled empress of even more
pftiable fate than her French con-
temporary. That Is Carlotta ex-em-
press Of Mexico, whose misfortunes de-
prived her of reason after the execu-
ton of her husband by the revolving
Mexicans.
Exiled and insane For Many Years.
For more than forty years Carlotta
has been confined in a Belgian chateau,
first under the guardianship of her
brother. the late King Leopold, and
now under that of her nephew, King
Leopold. She has been called the
most unfortunate and most afflicted
OF queens" Her sudden and violent
insanity, occurring during the course
OF an interview with Pope Plus TX at
the Vatican in 1867. formed a sensa-
tional episode in the news Of the time
1t has been said that her insanity is
due to some insidious Mexican poison
which wrecks the mind but not the
body, administered to her by a domes-
tic employed by a Mexican who took
this means of avenging the assumption
of the crown of Mexico by Macmillan,
the Austrian archduke and later en-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-13
ABDUL H1l110m

MED the king and his mother from LIS
bon to Gibraltar and then went to
Italy to live with her sister. Princess
Clothi1de.
There are at present two abduls In
exile from their former seats of power.
One of them is Abdul Hamid of Tur-
key. and the other Is Abdul Aziz of
Morocco. Aziz is the man whose trou-
bles with the ex-pretender and present
sultan. Muley Haf1d, ended in the re-
versal of their respective positions
According to the latest accounts. Alb
dull Aziz. having rescued a goodly por-
ton OF his fortune from the wreck Of
his government. was enjoying a lei
surely tour of the cities of Europe. in
Guiding In his itinerary, with royal
hauteur, the cities of Spain, with which
country Morocco has had considerable
unpleasantness in the past 1t was re-
ported also that he would visit Lisbon.
Later he may go to England to COM
mfserate with Manuel
Abdul Hamid, ex-sultan of Turkey,
deserves the appellation OF "the sick
man of Europe" applied figuratively
to one of his predecessors on the Otto
man throne. He has been iii since his
deposition in favor of his brother Mo-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-13
ror. who was the husband Of Car

peror. who was the husband of Car
lotta
Two queens In exile" whose careers
have been interesting are Liliuokalani
OF Hawaii and Ranavalona of MAZDA
sascar The latter lost her throne In
1897, when the French decided to take
over the absolute government OF the
big island lying off the east coast Of
Africa Ranavalona was transported
first to Algeria and later to France and
pensioned by the republic. The former
woman ruler of African sernf-savases
Is living the simple life in a French
country town. The English illustrated
papers printed recently pictures Of Ra-
navalona bathing in the French surf
with a couple of woman attendants.
with no sign OF the pomp and state
which formerly were hers.
Deposed, but Not Exiled.
A queen without power or authority
In the country in which she and her
ancestors reigned, but not really a
queen In exile. is Lfliuokalani. ruler of
the Hawaiian Islands for 3 short time
In the early nineties She varies her
residence in Hawaii with trips to the
United States, seeking from congress
recompense for property OF which she
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-13

Amelie of Portugal mother Of Manuel
He is the son of the Count of Paris.
whose services in the Union army dur
ing our civil war are still remembered
by veterans and students Of the war.
Cato Opened Only For Royalty.
The home of the Duke of Orleans Ia a
beautiful English estate. situated In
Worcestershire. He maintains there a
semi-regal state, living the life of an
English country gentleman, but never
letting the world or his neighbors for
get that he considers himself the right
full king Of France. An interesting
feature of the estate is a gate which
is opened only to royal visitors.
England giories In her hospitality to
rulers exiled from their own lands, al
though it is recorded that after Water
loo it refused refuge to the great Ma
poleon. Almost invariably kings and
queens whom revolution has deprived
of thrones have found homes In Eng
land. Among them have been Louis
XVIII, Louis Philippe, Napoleon III.
and his empress, Eugene. The last
named still mourns for her husband
and son at Marlborough Hill. beauti-
full country home In Hampshire.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-13
-Io7e CelZe~ Rzyzza Anc1zn~ H.

proposes to take Immediate steps to-
ward getting protection against fires
in the factories of Greater New York
From $4,000 to 10000 fatal and from
100000 to 500, 900 no-fatal Industrial
accidents. according to a careful stat
istician. occur in the United States
every year.
Expert investigators for the nation
al child labor committee. which has
been conducting Investigations in Della
ware, report the conditions there as
d uplorable
In New Jersey, among wage workers,
the building trade employees alone
have succeeded in keeping their earn
irs nearly abreast of the rising tide of
prices of necessities.
school to fit men to pass The ex-
amina tons for the various responsible
positions on the lake boats is being
conducted during the winter months by
the PittSburg Steamship company
Ia view OF the large number of un-
employed men who are in the Romagna
region, Premier Luzzatti of Italy has
decided to begin at once the construc-
ton of provincial and national roads,
canals and other public works.
Labor strikes appear to be steadily
decreasing in number in Austria Last
year there were $50 strikes, compared
with 721 in the year before. More than
half of them were due to demands for
higher wages, and nearly one fifth for
shorter working hours
The boilermakers' lockout affecting
$4,000 men in the yards of the Ship
building Employers Federation of
england ended Dec IA, with the accept
ance by the men of the terms offered
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-13

asserts, she has been wrongfully de-
prived. Queen Liliuokalani is the wild
ow OF John 0. Dominis. a native Of
Boston, to whom she was married in
1869 and who died in 1891 Whether
the Hawaiian woman monarch was
badly treated or not by the United
States must be left to the historian.
But II the United States is to grant any
money to her It must be done soon to
be OF much benefit. for the widowed
ex-queen Is in her seventy second
year.
The supply of deposed kings and
queens In exile exceeds the demand by
a good many per cent. since in many
cases these ex-sovereigns are incon-
ventent guests for any country which
harbors them. There is always pres
ent the fear of international eomplica-
tons due to the propensity of deposed
rulers to plot for their restoration to
their thrones. 1t was for this reason
that Manuel did not take refuge In
Spain with his maternal grandmother,
the widowed Countess of Paris, who
resides on a Spanish estate near the
Portuguese border His other grand
mother. Queen Maria Pia, mother of
the murdered King Carlos. accompa-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-13
A MORAL OF INDIANA

Contending that the universal de-
mand for executive clemency in capital
and other criminal offenses tends TO put
a premium upon crime, Governor Jo-
seph NJ. Brown declares that pistol
carrying and murders viii never de-
crease until the certainty of punish
ment, sufficient and severe, is estab-
lished beyond question:
The governor Is eminently. correct.
Next to baneful technicality and
Anticipated judicial procedure. mawlSish
sentimentality contributes most large
ly to the inefficiency of law in this
country. and the increasing handicap
of the courts in dealing with crimes of
a series nature.
The principle is illustrated in the re-
cent Crippen case in England Impartial
trial. appeal. condemnation and execu-
ton ran swift course. with all the
power and majesty OF the law stand
ing between the vindication of justice
and maudlin popular appealrs for mer-
cy.
Petitions containing thousands Of
signatures were foist upon the British