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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-04

Gore Made CauStiC
Reply to Report

Washington. Jan 4-SeHator Gore
9hen interviewed On the State Capital
article stating that ne intended 10 re-
sign, made the following statement:
y presume tEaI that report, that
work Of Imagination, vas either die
tated Of inspired by someone OF those
that I exposed as they have dictated
other derogaxory dispatches. How
ever, this report maintains the repu-
tafion Of the State Capital for humor-
Gus Journalism. No one ought to be-
neye the suggestion that I would re-
sign, not even when Ii appears in the
state Capital IL IS one Of the thous-
ands Of libels hurled against me BY
the gfafters It is no more false and
infamous than all the rest, but for
tunately its utter falaify and infamy is
eelf-eyident n every citizen of okla
hOma, and helps To discredit the other
caIumnies 10 which have been sub
sected trust that every man, wo-
man and child in Oklahoma WIN live
and prosper until resign have
never thought of resigning and intend
70 live and die In the senate, waging
everlasting warfare against grafters
and their graft feel sure that the
people Of Oklahoma, without refer
enee 70 party ties, are all unanimously
on ny side and against Haman and
sgrafters.
THE conspiracy 10 discredit and
defeat me IS az diabolical in It's ma
ture a. it wflf be disappointing to
those Who have conceived &C. be-
liege that the people or Oklahoma
viii never cruelty me or any other
honest man between two thieves
'Basabas must meet his fate and Ha-
man must hang. ] saved the Indians
several million dollars and am now de,
voting myself to the promotion of
corn clubs and other Development Of
OkIahoma's resources and prosperi-
~"
OF course nobody took the report
of Senator Cores resignation seri-
sousiy. but hundreds Of friends, both
democrats and republicans, to make
assurance doubly sure, have written
him expressing confidence and re-
1nonstfating against any possibility Of
Resignation.
a fierce fight in on now between
fhe republican factions 10 Oklahoma
Dyer the distribution Of patronage and
trouble Is brewing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-04

WHEN YOU PATRoNiZE HOME
MERCHANTS YOU ARE BOOSTING
cHlckAsHA.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-04

Tou are to know there Is night az
well as day fishing for a trout: and
that In the night the best trouts come
out OF their holds And the manner Or
taking them IS on the top Of the water
with great lob or garden worm. or
rather two, which you are to fish with
In a stream where the waters run
somewhat quietly, for in a stream the
bait win not be 80 wen discerned. j
say IN a quiet or dead place. near To-
some swift. there draw your bait over
the top 81 the water to and fro and
IL there be a good trout In the hole
he will take 81, especially II the night
be dark. for then he IS bold. and lies
the motion 81 any frog or water rat.
or mouse, that swlms betwixt him and
the sky; these be hunts after II he
sees the water but wrinkle OF move in
one OF these dead holes, where these
great old trouts usually lie. near to
their holds; for you are to note that
the great old rrout Is both subtle and
fearful and lies close all day. and does
not usually stir out Of his hold, but lies
iu it as close ia the day az the iimor
GUS hare does IN her form for the
chief feeding Of either is seldom Ia the
day, bat usually IN the night. and then
the great trout feeds very boldly
W<on's Compleat Angler
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-04
PRoeRAM.
Wednesday, January =, 1911.
IN

wednesday, January =, 1911.
10 a. N.
Reception and resignation Of dele
gates At council chamber, City hall.
tao p N. 5harp.
Convention opened By the president,
A. ~ McGarr, Muskogee.
Inyocation--pAv } H. o. Smith.
Oklahoma City.
Address og Welcome Hon Dan v.
Lackey, mayor of Oklahoma City
Response-Hon. ]. L. Martin, mayor
of Tulsa
Roll call.
Reading Of minutes OF last meeting
Presidents address.
Report or secretary.
Report Of treasurer.
Essentials OF a State Leagne-Hon.
Frank 6. Pierce. secretary-treasurer
League Of Iowa Municipalities and ed
ltor Of Midland Municipalities, Mar
shalItown, Iowa.
Benefits That Should Result from a
State Municipal League-Hon. Grant
Foreman.
Thursday, January 5, 1911.
$50 a. m. Sharp.
The Dependence Of Oklahoma Upon
It's Cities-Governor g. n Haskell,
siuskogee.
Importance Of Uniform Accounting
Among the Cities Of Oklahoma
James H. sawtell, professor depart
ment Of political science state Uni
Eefsltz. Snrman M
Modern Fire Protection-J Ed
schmitz. Dallas, Texas
1870 .. n. Sharp.
The State, the city and the Riparian
Owner-Their Sanitary Interrelation
Dr. Alexander Potter c. E.. New
York city, \. Y.
Importance of Sane Building
Code for the City chas W. Dawson,
architect MusEogee.
Laws Governing Public Work in
the Municipalities Of oklahoma-chas.
L. Daugberty, state labor commission.
er, Oklahoma City.
The Control OF Public Utilities
James E. Allison. city engineer OF the
public service commission, ST. Louis,
$40.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-04
stoppinq 4iccoueFi.

Hiccough is a distressing and some
times q dangerous complaint Many
times q swallow 81 winter silI stop a.
II simple measures fail the following
has been found very efficacious: The
nerves that produce hiccough are near
the surface OF phe necks They may be
reached and compressed BIZ placing
two fingers right In the center Of the
top Of the breastbone between the two
cords that run up either side Of the
neck aud pressing Inward, downward
and outward A few minutes pressure
Of this kind viii stop the most obsti-
nate niccough.-Dr Charles S. Moody
in outing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-04

was genuine the two fanking stones
being limitations Of remarkable work
manship. Where the stones were set
In cluster. genuine stones were
sprinkled among limitations in about
ne same proportions srs
The woman, who has left no trace
behind her. is believed 70 have had
an expert diamond Setter as an ac-
complIce.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-04
an MTTUTnM
4U MILLIUN
ANNUAL
LOSS
Organized Effort to I'm
prove Public Highways
Of Nation

washington. Jan f.-Forty million
dollars year Is the loss that the
American people sustain through
faulty and Inadequate public road
construction, according to l.. w Page.
director Of the public roads division
Of the department Of agriculture.
slr Page is also president Of the
American Association for Highway
improvement. which was organized IN
this city recently. There has been
too much lack Of system in road con
struction.7 says 3lr. Page, and the
efforts IN behalf Of the good roads
movement have been too scattered TO
bring results This annual Joss Of
100000 900 is but a small part Of our
total annual loss through bad roads
] should say that the burden which
bad roads impose upon Us annually
in the way Of excessive cost Of trans
portation reaches the impressive to-
tai of s250,000,00O o. 100000 every
four years.
The American Association Of High.
way Improvement has been organized
for the purpose Of lifting this great
burden through nationwide effort
Our plans contemplate the following
line OF action;
ITO correlate and harmonic the ef-
forts OF all existing organizations
working for road Improvement.
",fo arouse and stimulate senti-
uent for road Improvement.
ITO strive for wise, equitable and
uniform legislation in every state
ITO aid in bringing about efficient
road administration in the states and
their subdivisions, involving the in
PRODUCTION OF skilled supervision and
the elimination Of politics from the
management Of the public roads.
ITO seek continuous and systematic
maintenance Of all roads, the classi-
ficatIon Of all roads according TO
traffic requirements, payment Of road
taxes in cash and the adoption Of the
principle Or state aid and state super
vision.
10 adopt the correlation of all road
construction SO that the important
roads Of each county shall connect
with those OF the adjoining counties,
and the important roads Of each state
shall connect with those Of adjoining
states
eThe American Association Of High
way Improvement, which has entered
upon this important work. has estab-
lished permanent Offices in Washing
ton and is anxious to get in touch
with state and county officials having
charge Of highway improvements. IT
is assembling at its offices In this
city complete information on every
phase Of the public road question,
which information is to be made
available TO all persons interested in
good roads.
The officers and directors Of the
association include many Of the lead
ing men iii the country, among these
being Hon. Lee Mcclung. treasurer Of
the United States Commissioner Har-
Ian or the interstate commerce com
mission; w G. Brown, president Of
the New York Central lines; y. r.
Yoakum, chairman Of the executive
committee Of the Frisco lines; Wal
ter Page editor Of the Worlds Work,
and Alfred Noble OF the American So
ciety OF Civil Engineers.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-04
Friday. Januarx s. 1911.



Although Men Make Cities, It is
Cities Which Make Men Governor
elect Lee Cruce. Ardrnore
Municipal Iliumination-A. Larney,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Community or Interest Between
municipalities and Fire Underwriters
&c. T. ingalls,, manager Oklahoma
inspection bureau, Oklahoma City.
f:so p. m.
The Municipality and Centraliza-
tlon-Hon. Robert L. Williams, asso-
ciate justice state supreme court, Du-
rant.
The Legal Status Of the Commits
sion Form Of Government Under the
Constitution and Statutes Of otiaho-
ma-Hon. w. A Ledbetter, Oklaho-
ma City.
Civic righteousness indispensable
to Successful Municipal Administra-
tion-Bishop f. E. Hoss, Nashville,
Tenn
election Of next meeting place.
Note:-At the conclusion Of each ad-
dress fifteen minutes will be allowed
gor general discussion Of the subject
treated.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-04
nmrTn1V nWn AT
MUNIJlPAL
LEAGUE
MEETS
Discuss MattefsPeftaiE-
ine to Welfare Of Okla
hOma Cities
- % e -.

Special to the Express
Oklahoma Cltf. Jan 4.-The first
animal conversion Of the Oklahoma
Municipal League met here today. The
league IS eOmppsed Of mayors and
other officers Of various cities and the
object Of It IS 10 further municipal
progress. 3iayor a. +. NcGaS Of Nus
kogee, who IS president Of the league.
called the meeting 70 order al 10 q 70.
Following IS the program for the
three days meeting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-04

The ladies' Of sorosis will entertain
their husbands and the visiting club
ladies in the city at a reception to-
night at'the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
F. Johns.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-04

Mrs. s. cohn and little daughter
Irma, left Monday for their home IN
Nashville, Tenn, after a two weeks
Visit with Mrs Pen 4 Johnson
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-04

For sale--Barred Rock cockrels.-
J. M Ritenour, x mile S. W. cerne-
terry 4-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-04

Wanted--Man with team and wagon
to sell oil in chickasha Address Box
s75. 4-st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-03
New Committee
HAS Begun Work

Washington. July 3 'fhe new ape.
elal cemmsiie to ingestigate tbe elsc.
ton of senator Loflmef has eommeae-
~ boialng hearings Clarence y.
Punk of me harvester company, reit.
GRATED hla former stalemeni that Ed.
ward Iiiues 81 ths lumber trust, me
party supposed " have distributed ne
hundred thousaha dollars for Tort.
mefg election, solicited 4 contribution
III 1io.O00. Which m. Funk, flaty 70.
fused EdWerd lllnoa. yesterday was
On lhe Witness stand end denied this
aiaiemenh bat slated lbat PUNK bad
solicited contribution from bin.
Hines Mr fines lold of midnight
conference between Senator Aldflcb
ana President Taf relative 70 the
election og i.ofImer aud tnyt he,
Hines. bad. 1T lhe euegeHilou of A.
dflch, lolephoued iorlmer 81 HprinR.
field lhal President Tnfi and Senator
Aldfloh both deemed a imperative 70
lhe party welfare that Mt Lorlmer
DECLARE his eandldacHp
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-03
aEconnEnDs olsMIssAL.

Washington, July s.--The committees
inyestigaflng The expenses of fbe state
department has recommended me dis-
miAeai Of American Consul General w.
II. Michael, At Calcutta, India, former
chief clerk u The state department
and also Thomas Morrison, present
dlzbursInz clerk. for their connection
With the Day potrait case. They
could not convince the COMMITTEES that
there we're not irregularities, and
probably crookedness II connection
with the disbursement of me extra
fifteen hundred dollars named ~ the
voucher which should have been made
out for $4,000. but which, instead
waa made out for gzAso.0o- Also ne
disappearance from the flies Of the
department of this voucher, and ~ r.
cent mysterious re-aDpearance, after
10 absence for over five years.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-03

Whist II Feslly Was That Woke Nr.
Plat1Hellsr up af Flve IN the
Morning.

The folks upstairs are pretty
noisy.g said Nr. FIatdwelIer, land
they etay ~ late. but they are not
serly FlssrB. theY ~ ~ sleep IN The
morning, ard 30 We we're surprised
ana shocked On this particular morn.
iae when we heard them pounding
nronnd np there ~ great rate s.
3 a. n.
They seemed 10 BE- sll up and al A.
work, moving all he beds and bu-
rsnna ana trunks. shifting them around
and dfsgkipg and pushing them and
letting them al siam down. sometimes
IN succession and sometimes al at
01ce.
what ia sam Hill do yon suppose
they could Be 40 % there nt this hour1
We're lhey kOlng 70 move and getting
ap early starf7 Or what shs the mat
t1r Win fbenf And then they were
III qulet for about haii minute and
then aiam bang. faltlety whoopl
Bibe. hong WhoooSo bang, bang.
bang. booopngl boongIety boongl
n00nel l5oongl
"And then We woke up. Il waan.
ihe folks upsiaises Il was a thunder.
siorr coming up. - lhon We smiled
and lsrnsd over and went 70 sleep
again, thin king FOR tho nmptyateenth
time aa ~ dropped on that Il never
PAYS . iamp a conelualonp."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-03
MANY PICNICS
FOR TOMORROW

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eelenzGen somorf0w there VII ~
H4ay tseHi1s 6eie by ne oeogie u ~
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s151y : e1mDlsT ossiag ~ ~ riyef
ae4r I1s1slle sA1 lafxe party N
yopnz tsiks VII sDen1 fae ~ n
fa4t rieigltY DieaieiDx
w. wa Nx Herman Daylz ara
Nfa frank Dowe wlg cbawgDne a
party n ycpng DeopIe oa Dienlc at
she hofia iniogs Dinner baekets ~
h. ksnae1 aad fke AZ viii ~ s2ent
ID flshlbg aaG bathing d tae riveT
one n M lar9eei family D,cnice
Dlaase1 + fbss n ~ f,ohaft family,
min vjlI ~ Aei9 II ii.e farm bofas
n W. abg Bfs J z i,obar IN ths
neigbforboD1 n cemeDf ForfyHiz
children. afanqcAli1FeH sno great
gfsDGeall1reo viii b. ln atsendaDee,
Those pho VS. ~ from cAnka2ha
afes M. aD0 Mrs Bafnesf Hoiba1s'
uoub. M ana Nfs. Gemge Biil, ~,
and Ngs Wll Kicker, ~ and Nfs 4.
i g0ff, w. an Hfe Areh fbalfanf,
M g y. islckef. ~ and M. 2. 4
flekef w. ane yfs Prank Stephens,
haa eoff aoa Grandma itiekm NJ
aod Mrs. Wni gobaff n MayesyiiIs
ano mr. and Nrs Harry Weicb 81
Lavlon viii Join 10 party ~ co1ient
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-03
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-03
aEa WOaOs SPOILED Y tLL
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MsHssss CsS cys Ertafsiy tfher
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beay s,eeefatfnz gDc1 ~ strange y
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was sse sfiu Iopzing ior ~ letter
tkaf reysr ea1e9 The vfstful sx
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elissd ne " M Iatfer belisk
Horeyer. ta1 finished ny mod
80 lunch sne wss waiting more " ieri
yaaienny for ny eheek Wher nrai
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one an1 then II ne other Docket D
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srafomy wsthont vislDie result faur
msred. quite audiblt.
tfWhers tbe dickens dii put fhen
eseeks1 Chicago Kecord-ferald
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-03

Bring some clean cotton rags 70 This
office At once and Get ths spot cash.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-03
Ase,Dhus clari
SHORT g. CLARK
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Sgrt~0wsley Building.
PHONE 60s.
not WEATHER DRINKS

Eazss B~esEfssf Tee. Cey-
dnn L. ANE Eared Japan Iea.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-03


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The Dolores star., 1911-05-26

TINE sooner children are brought
70 understand that idleness II .
crime. and that no amount Of fine
culture Can make them pass for
valuable In the worlds eye II they
ars unable 10 earn = livelihood. and
% must become changers on" for
oehess 10 support. the better for
them. That daughter who helps
~ mother cook and scrub. 10 far
more worthy than she who only
palals aad plays, and obligcs her
ovsswcsked father to pay . servant
TIT ~ nay sot soil her dainty
hon6s.
ov1ssrTsaass tn Asst question
49, aboue . streagef u ''how
n0eh neosy ~ ~" We try not
. g pea1i9lslle. 70 thisk Ne. % .
naelon. - esowinG seseages 10 The
9116lhoooD ~ i6sal naoAeed. YET Il
~ 49, y =. II ~ lightly
$3.50 ~ pswsf. ene ss1 posi.
~ g NM 49, - esesay By
- -. ~ = = ~ - -
The Dolores star., 1911-05-26
A Wave Of Crime.

New York City 10 enduring .
''crime wave" Some newspapers
In the metropolis attribute II to the
inefhciency or the police depart.
ment. A few Of the ''yellows"
hold Mayor Caynor personally re-
spousible for the lamentable situa.
tion. A national weekly blames
the home influence Of the present
day and remarks: There has de-
veloped in our family life . lack of
parental restraint and dicipline. the
harvest of which We now are reap
ing 10 the lawlessness Of the rising
geueration." Judge Thomas G.
O'Suilivsn Of the court Of general
sessions, New York City. notes that
. large number Of the lawbreakers
are young men between the ages Of
~ and -, who seldom have under.
taken to learn Q trade His com.
ment 10 Of especial interest and
should stimulate youths to apply
themselves assiduously to some
trade. business or profession. The
''roustabout." the man who never
learned to do any specific thing.
usually 10 the FIRST to be thrown out
Of employment In dull times. En-.
forced idleness. bad company. lille
gal actions. the courts and prison
seem to be the stepping stones by
which many Of these unfortunate
young men. who know not how
TO DO anything. " pass in review be.
fore Judge O'Suliivsn. - Denver
Times,
The Dolores star., 1911-05-26

Friday. Nay a6. 1911.



There ID something better than
10 make good. and that II to make
better, writes George Lawrence
Parker 10 June st. Nicholas. The
World il . constantly improving
world; II has not simply remained
good. We can see this II We recall
how naturally We say, This 10
the finest sunset, or cloud effect. or
most glorious full moon I ever
saw" or course this IL not
altogether true; but there ID .
greater truth underneath, namely,
that in nature there Il something 20
determined to make good that she
seems to rs to Be doing better than
before. To make good d mot
enough.
The same thing h seen In other
places. No president ever went to
Washington but that be honestly
believed he could in some respects
do better than the president before
him. uOS mStGay asp Woos ~
been done. And each president ID
right in thinking this, for in this
business Of making better each of
NJ has something to contribute that
no one else possesses. For ordinary
people Il u q great encouragement
10 remember that, no matter how
many great ones precede as. there
10 still . way for rs 6rst to make
good, and then to make better; the
way Il Just to give ourselves to the
thing We are doing. Ourself ID .
band new thing; no one else ever
he'd Il before. A boy who learns
his lessons because Of . sense Of
duty only may. indeed. make good
% Tar % marks are concerned, but
the secret Of educatiou comes only
10 ~ o. Who. studies because he
has learned to thoroughly enjoy Il.
Tie 6rst makes good. the second
makes better. And the second
aloue gets the fun ont Of the game
Of securing knowledge.
The Dolores star., 1911-05-26
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS

Washington. May ~. -(lovssnos
yhsftolh u Colssado Who sssssusd 70
Washlastoa tsday HON New Yosk n
take Up The Red lasds casss With ths
lalssiss department. ssld list ~
vosld nol sppslat . sssssssos y ~
lAls essalss q. J. HugAsA j.. = ~
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DOLORES, COLO.
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The Dolores star., 1911-05-26

the old trail marked out BY our
ptouesr fathers. and with one
aiehsy voice ny, ~ had rather Be-
riehe than president"
The Dolores star., 1911-05-26

WaRx you buy Of your home
ueschauss you are helping the
town ard thereby sharing In the
profits or yous own purchase.