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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-16
CRUCE WILL
KEEP HOUSE

Replying to a special invitation from
Secretary Kirkpatrick to visit Chick
asha during the state press associa-
tion meeting. Governor Cruce writes
that he will have to ofrego the pleasure
of coming In order to stay at home
and keep house while his private sec
retary Mr.. Amos. and executive clerk,
Mr.. Kerr are attending the meet
Amos and Kerr be il known, are hon
ored members OF the press push, as
are other members Of the governors
official household and it is feared that
the executive offices will be depopuiat
ed during the editors meeting. The
governor says he will look after the
affairs Of srate and let the assistant
governors do the meeting Lere.
Mr. Amos is owner Of the vinita
Leader and Mr Kerr was formerly a
member OF the 0klahoman staff.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-16

Mavorneen and the SIumber Song,
in a manner to prove the efficiency of
the vocal instructor.
State Superintendent Wilson said
in part:
Superintendent Wilson's Address.
This is an auspicious day for the
city Of Ch,ckasha. Her petitions have
been answered by the Legislature and
the people of this great state. Her
dreams. her hopes, her prayers have
been realized. Situated as she is in
one Of the most beautiful countries
beneath the shining sun Of this great
creation, located in one OF the most
fertile valleys that ever wound it's
way through any land, nourished by
the pure sparkling waters of the
Washita, u section of country es.
pecially adapted to home building
wherein all future generations will hear
rom every quarter and hill top the
whistle Of the light-hearted boy as
forth he goes to his daily task. Like.
wise shall they hear the songs Of the
beautiful maidens as tripping about
their homes they go making life more
pleasant and homes more happy.
'oThis is beautiful country,-the
craft of a great Creator. This beauti.
full city with surrounding farms and
homes is the handiwork of man. This
beautiful campus and magnificent
building is the gift of most gener-
Gus legislature given to us for the
education and ennoblement of our
young women.
eThis is a great day for the state
because it tells Of past vows to the
-people kept and future conQuests
greater: because It tells Of new ed.
ucation dawning. In the beginning
God made perfect nature. He made
it dual. the boy and the girl They
have different natures and different
capacities.
This is a day Of economy in the
products Of earth. air and water. Ok.
lahoma declares unto God this day
that she is going to practice the con-
servation Of her girlhood and woman
hood. This is a day never to be for
gotten in the history Of Oklahoma.
This institution is to be known in his
tory as the College for Girls. a college
in which any young woman-no mat
ter waht her home circumstances may
have been-may enter and equip her
self for the duties Of life, not to frit
ter away foolishly in idle dreams the
sacred hours which God hath given
her. but to prepare herself for real
life Of usefulness that she may be
monument to tae good name Of wo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-16

ACTION Due
TOFOLLOW
Decision Of the Supreme
Court Ordered DiSSOlu-
tiOn Of Oil Trust.
reIegram BY Unlted Presg.

Telegram BY United Press.
New York, May Is. The stock
market opened strong this morning
with fractional gains during the early
trading.
Standard Oil stock opened on the
curb at 6.7O to 6,75 where sales were
made. Within tsn minutes it had ad.
vanced to 6.75 and $50 was asked.
These were the closing bids last night
before news Of the supreme court de-
cision had reached Wall street.
Practically no stock was offered.
The demand for stock ii Interpreted
as showing how spectators construe
the decision.
General advances n stock prices
ranged from substantial fractions to
two point gains
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-16
WILL NOT
DROP The
FIGHT YET
Justice Wright Takes
FurtherACtiOn Against
GOmpcrS ct al.
TeIegram by | nIted Preas.

Telegram BY United Press.
Washington, May l6 Justice
Wright Of the District Of Columbia
supreme court appointed commits
sion today to determine whittier Comp
ers. Mitchell and Morrison were gull
ty Of contempt or court in connection
with the Bucks Stove & Range com.
pany case He viii base further action
in the case on the commissions de.
cIsion
Justice Wright is acting on insiruc-
ilons Of nc supreme court which in
setting aside the iail sentence Of the
three men indicated that it dismissed
The case without prejudice.
Justice Wright said, 1T appears that
Gompers. Mitchell and Morrison are
guilty Of contempt, regardless Of the
supreme courts decision and may be
punished under the terms Of the de-
cision"
He ordered the commission to inyes-
tigate the case IN order that the 'au-
thority Of the court may be establish
ed. vindicated and sustained"
The court appointed as members
of the commission J. J. Arlington, Dan
iel Davenport and James NJ Beck, all
oi whom we're attorneys against or
ganized labor in the original case.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-16
HANDSOME 100000
STRUCTURE OCCUPIED
Climax Comes Tonight With Address
by Justice Hayes; Representatives
of State Schools Take Part
in the Program.

With addresses by State Supt. R. H
Wilson. President A. Grant Evans OF
the state university. President J. Alex.
Moore, and President Wright OF Okla
homa Christian University. Enid, the
dedicatory services OF the 100000
administration building Of the Okla
homa Industrial Institute and College
for Girls were opened this morning.
This afternoon additional addresses
were heard, all the educational forces
Of the state being represented on the
program ana tonight the climax. viii
come with the dedicatory address by
Justice Samuel w. Hayes Of the Ok
lahoma supreme court. 1t is hoped
that the auditorium win be packed.
superintendent Of state R. H. vii,
son delivered an address that was fill
ed with fitting words OF cheer and God
speed. concluding with words. which
viii be read with interest by citizens
OF Chickasha in particular:
President A. Grant Evans. OF the
University OF Oklahoma, took for the
subject Of his address, Home. School
and Work" aud for a half hour he
held his audience spellbound. stirring
them to marked enthusiasm at times.
The speaker paid high tribute TO the
method Of education mapped out in
The curriculum of the school and gave
such advice and announcement to
teachers and students that must ben
efit them materially in the work be
fore them.
The reading Of Mother Goose BY
Miss Mozelle Sumpter was pleas
ant feature of the program.
President William j Wright. Of the
Oklahoma Christian University. took
for his subject Relation of Education
to Religion" showing that religion
was the foundation Of all good work.
"Obey your parents, he held as the
foundation for Impress upon The young
and that the school follows the parent
in standing for development and edu-
cation.
President J. Alex Moore, Of the L
/ & c. taking for his subject mot
for Livlihood. but for Life, pleaded
for no partiular culture. neither did
he contend for any iron-clad system
OF education. but asserted that to ac'
cept once and for all the doctrine that
any occupation may be ennobled and
dignified by education, training and
skill
The morning program concluded by
the students singing. Oklahoma.
Rev. j. c. Treat opened the exer
cises with an Invocation.
Miss Clara Witt a student sang
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-16
new OFFICERS
OF REBEKAHS

The election Of officers under the
new constitution and the presentation
~ a beautiful jewel to Mrs Charles
p Brown. we're the important fea-
lures Of the evening at the regular
meeting Of the Rebekahs last night
There was practically a full attend.
ance Of members and degree work oc-
cupied the fore part Of the evening,
MT and Mrs. C. u. Mcdaniel being the
initiates. Officers for the coming
year we're chosen as follows
Mrs. Mary Stoddard. noble grand;
Mrs. Betty Frey vice grand; Mrs. Eta
Frey. trustee; Mrs. Bessie Holland,
secretary: Mrs. Nellie westfall, treas
urer
At the conclusion OF the business
session. social hour was held in hon
OF OF Mrs. chas p Brown. past presi-
dent of the Rebekah assembly and
past noble grand Of the Rebekah lodge.
Mrs. Jennie Rose. also past noble
grand, presented the jewel to Mrs.
Brown. making an appropriate talk
and thanking the recipient OF tine
jewel for her services for the lodge.
Mrs. Bessie Holland. secretary also
presented Mrs Brown a beautiful bou-
puet OF rosebuds as a birthday gift
from the lodge, Mrs Browns birthday
being today.
A splendid banquet concluded the
Isocial meeting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-16
IL. C.DedicatOry
Exercises Opened

manhood in the community in which
she lives.
'In seeking place to locate this
institution, the legislature could not
have made a wiser choice. They nev
er could have found city and ccun.
try more in sympathy with the work
to be done than the people Of Chick
asha.
Il will say further that no city in
which state institution has been 10.
Gated has more generously complied
with their agreements with the state
than has Chickasha. In fact. / am in
formed by those in position to know
that this is the only city that has car
ried out every obligation both writ.
en- and implied.
Il desire now to say that we have
only begun with this work It should
be the purpose Of every citizen to
make this institution known and felt
not only throughout our state. but
throughout the entire nation. We pro.
pose to throw moral influence
around this school, such that mothers
will clamor for their girls to be edu-
Gated in the Girls Institute and Col.
lege.
"A little over seven years ago |
came to this beautiful country seek
ing place to build home where
might live in peace and enjoy the
free air and sunshine of Oklahoma.
felt then, and | know now. that this
was one of the most desirable places
in which to live
Il know that no man had more 10y
al friends than have in Chickasha
and l wish at this time to say to you
who are present that / shall ever re-
member the many kindnesses shown
and the loyal support given me. and
the high esteem in which hold you
only be expressed by the devotion
with which l shall serve you in the
future.
"And now let me say that this is
not local institution This is a state
institution and may the day never
come when the people of Chickasha
will meet that peculiar idea that this
Institution was created for Chickasha
and Chickasha alone. May the time
never come when the people of this
vicinity shall feel that they and their
friends should have the selection oI
the faculty. / want to say to you
that when that selfish motive begins
to show itself, then the dark clouds
will begin to arise over your institu
ton. May you always remember tha
this institution is governed by boart
appointed by the governor of tn,
state. and that it has assumed ths
responsibility to run the school ant
whatever it does. I trust your people
win be proud OF the results and b
glad that the institution is located
here"
President Moores Peroratlon.
In concluding his address Presiden
Moore spoke as follows;
'eThis institution must be the prldl
OF our people, in it we must develop
industrious habits. breed high ideals
and prepare our young women for
life service. The greatest undevelor
ed resource Of this great state is IL
undeveloped womanhood. Create
than her rich quarries. her wealth.
mines. and her fertile fileds; create
than her lofty hills and her broal
Continued on Page Eight
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-16
PEACE DOVE
HOVERINC
NOW AGAIN
Federal Envoy is Hopeful
Of Agreement in
36 Hours.

Telegram by United Press
Ell Paso. May IS. Mexico will do
everything in her power to effect
peace agreement. The only thing that
can prevent It is an arbitrary attitude
on the part Of Madero," said Judge
Carbijal, the federal peace envoy to-
day.
He added that hc believed that a
basis for peace agreement would be
reached within SO hours
Peace Negotiations.
Jaurez. Mex, May 16. Provisional
President Francisco l. Madero, Jr., at
the conclusion of conference with
Judge Carbajal. the federal peace en-
voy, at $3.50 last night announced that
there was strong probability that
peace would be restored in Mexico
within short time.
Judge Carbaial brought some pro-
positions" said Senior Madero "and
made some notifications in our orig.
inal propositions. In fact, these con
Icessions. slight though they may be,
were made to show our willingness to
meet the government half way. and af-
ter our military triumphs. it more
than indicates our good disposition to
treat for I.eace."
Senior Madero declared he would
have another conference tonight with
Judge Carbajal. BY which time the lat.
Ter will have received 4 reply from the
Mexican government to the PROPOSE
tions discussed with Senior Madero,
which 40 transmitted Immediately af.
ter the conference. senor Madero adj
mitted that the next move on the
peace checker board was UP to the
government, but he talked as if today
would witness a favorable reply from
the government which would immedi-
etely end the revolution.
There was evident, on the other
hand, determination to prosecute the
other should the government refuse to
Iaccede. He gave the impression that
the matter had reached the point OF
an ullilnatum and that the die woulG
be cast some time today.
What the federal government is dis
posed to offer the insurrectos is only
ten goyernorships, and but one mem
Der in the cabinet without reorganiza
ton Of that body. There is a vacan
cy in the present cabinet due to the
resignation Of the portfolio Of CUB
ernacion' or interior administration BY
vice President Corral, and it is this
post, which it is believed has been
offered to one Of the rebels.
1t was rumored that DR.. vasquez Go
mez is the man upon whom the gov
ernment looks fayorably for the post
as he is personally esteemed by other
members OF the present cabinet.
The proposition Of ten governors
and one cabinet member may be tht
/ final basis under which Senior Maderc
may consent to conclude peace negoti
ations, but there are breakers aheaC
when it reaches his cabinet Othei
insurrecto leaders desire big slice o
government administration or they
will prosecute the rebellion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-16
Death Occurs After
Three Months Illness

Mrs. Eva Stacey Of Dale, Oklahoma,
died last night at ~ o'clock at the
home of her father N H. Herring, 8
miles northeast OF Chickasha, where
she had been under medical treatment
the past three months. She was 25
years Of age and leaves husband and
two little children.
The body was taken to Schow's un-
dertaking parlors and VIII be shipped
tonight to Dale Mrs Herring, Mr..
Stacey and children win accompany
the remains.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-16
London Market Firm.
ram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
London, May 16. The stock mar.
ket opened this morning without ex.
citement following the decision Of the
STANDARD Oil case by the supreme
court in Washington
Overnight changes 4 the market
developed into strong undertone AS
the morning advanced prices Of stocll
hardened.
The anticipated decline in American
securities failed to materialIze. all
American stouks receiving distinct
support
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-16
Consider Criminal Action.

Telegram by United Press.
Washington, May 16. Criminal
prosecution Of officials Of the Stand.
ard Oil may follow the decision OF the
supreme court holding the corporation
illegal and ordering its dissolution ac-
cording to statement made today BY
a high government official
The matter will be considered by the
attorney general during the next few
days. The government, 1t is said.
takes the position that the combina-
tion was continuing its offense until
its dissolution was ordered.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-16


Washington, May is. The Stand.
ard oil company Of New Jersey and its
nineteen subsidiary corporations were
declared Monday BY the supreme
court Of the United States TO be con-
spiracy and combination in restraint
Of trade. 1t was also held to be mon
opolizing interstate commerce in viola
tion Of the Sherman antitrust law.
The dissolution Of the combination
was ordered to take place within six
months.
Thus ended the tremendous strug-
gle on the part Of the government to
put down by authority Of law com
bination which it claimed was men
ace to the industrial and economical
advancement Of the entire country
At the same time he court interpret
ed the Sherman antitrust law so as to
limit its application to acts OF "un-
due" restraint Of trade and not "ev-
cry restraint of trade. It was no this
point that the only discordant note
was heard in the court.
Justice Harlan. dissented. claiming
that cases already decided by the court
had determined once and for all that
the word undue" or unreasonable
or similar words, were not in the stat.
ute. He declared that the reasoning
OF the court in arriving at its findings
was in effect legislation which belong
ed in every instance to congress and
-ot % the courts.
Eyev since the decree In this case
CT the lever court, the United States
circuit court for the eastern district Of
Missouri, was announced. hope has
been expressed BY the business
world that the law would be modl-
fled so as not to interfere with what
was designated as honest business.
Now that section Of the opinion calling
for the use Of the rule Of reason sn ap-
plying the Inv is regarded IN many
quarters as an answer to the prayers
Of tho lssii oss world.
The opinion Of the conrt was an-
Continued On Page "a
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