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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-01
TRYING BLANCHARD'S
CASES IN HIL0

HILo, August 2s.-Attorney Harry
Irwin last week came forward with the
rather startling proposition that the
statute providing that only licensed
pharmacists may sell drugs, is uncon-
stit1tiOnal because it gives such. phar-
macists the monopoly of the sale of
patent and proprietary, medicines. He
also commended that it is not sufficient
for the prosecution, in cases where vio-
lation Of. this statute is charged, to
show that the defendant kept place
for the selling of drugs without Ii
cense. An actual sale should be shown
The matter came up when d dozel
/ orientals who were charged under the
section mentioned above, appeared be-
fore Judge Wise. They had been ar
rested as a result of the visit of Food
Commissioner Blanchard. The drugs
found on the shelves of the defendants
differed. Some had possessed only such
nostrums as White Pine Cough Belsam,
toothache drops, headache powders AMI
so forth; others had oriental drugs con
tanning poison, while Others had both
European and oriental drugs.
The defendants combined and en-
gagged Irwin as their counsel. He in
terposed demurrer last Friday morn
ing on the grounds that the complaint
was vague and indefinite and that the
statute was unconstitutional.
f. Irwin quoted several authorities on
the latter point, but finally Judge Wise
stated that his construction of the law
was that any person with merehan-
d Sc license could sell patent medicines,
and the argument on the constitutional
question was dropped.
/ IRWIN then went at the complaint on
his first grounds, it being his eonten-
ton that the mere fact that the defen-
dants had the drugs for sale were not
sufficient evidence to warrant a con
be shown.
smacks of Persecution.
The court held over its decision an
/ til Saturday morning, when 1T sustain
ed the demurrer on the latter ground,
giving the prosecution leave to amend
its complaints.
cit seems to me that it looks rather
like persecution for the authorities to
arrest a dozen persons, where single
case would suffice, particularly in the
ease of law which has for long time
past been a dead letter." added Jllge
Wise. zone case would have been slf-
fcient to settle the question, and there
would then have been ample oppOrtuni-
/, ty to make further arrests. l do not
place the blame on any one here. Possi-
blv Mr.. Blanchard suggested it. How
ever, these wholesale arrests do smack
of persecution. 5"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-09-01


ttfsilts 81 itt t5iaalIt hai Nitt
tfi tnffrt fts ianf fmH s4sff
HtfHrr iaHTltf slsiei ~ iNHaNat
lht fsfasi'tf ~ tt1 a. tss ia ti0 sH
ssft zee q riefei pnt nj ihe talee
~ ihf Ifis Depended nftf iht ahtUHt
tf falNWhtl trees ani available lifa
Nnai op1n ftf property
0ood word fpr uamrbgh
4 sefna that iHfueffoi hostile ~ che
ishes ~ Ne poorer ihhdlefs onea uefs
ID Wofk % have tke lots taken only un
der onf of she tcfNral methods 81
homesieadinF requlfiNg thc applicants
20 pay the appraised Valuation Of ihe
lots, bui thanks 70 The good sense Of
Land Commissioner MafVion Campbell.
hc declined 70 take upon bic shoulders
the responsibility Of eliminating che
only form under which Nhc poor man.
may file on a homestead without cost
TO himself beyond the payment Of fees
aggregating IN all lees than ti0. In
this instance the much abused Mr..
Campbell played the role Of The poor
mans friend.
Were There Dummios7
Beaten at every turn tho opposition
had yet another arrow In their culver.
quite number Of dummies filed apDli-
cations to take part in the land draw
ing, number OF these failing 20 show
up August 10th last. One was found
out and turned down, which frightened
several others Of them who had intend.
ed to file on the Waiohuli Keokpa
Beach lots. but possibly one or two and
maybe three dummies have gotten in
md are holding down lots contrary. to
the eighth clause Of the AFFIDAVIT and
application. wherein the applicant sol
emily swears that he is filing on the
land for his own benefit and not for
the benefit of Others nor is he doing
it in collision with others.
Threaten Damage Suits.
County Attorney Dan Fl. Case OF
Maui has given his word that he is
ready to take up any complaint ON he
half of the homesteader and to prose:
cute persons who still insist on cutting
trees and otherwise DESTROYING the
value of the lots filed on as homesteads
Against this stand of the public prose.
cutor the enemy is railing and tuning
and threats of damage suits against the
county are being freely made. and
threats of damage suits seem to be the
only consolation of those who seek TO
desroil the homesteaders of the little
they are getting from the public do,
main.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10
INDIAN MAID
DETERMINED
ON ROMANCE
lack" kaiahs HumsTOuslJ In
Love With 4 jail Bird
From Illinois
AnsolsI % nAilr Laaas..

sagulps Okla. June III Prison
BARS and THE distance across three
states war not enough - cool the
love 0F JACK AHtOne goaHg In
dlan maid 81 tails city Several year
ago Foster CarFiil came hcFe from
Illinois 10 10 some xogx Eor Tie
government aud WAile here be aud
Miss Antoine met and tie young
man from lllinMs fell aktd over
heel IN love wlth ner
But soop after Carols return q
hss native state Jacks loEe began
70 cool and . brother Of Carroll ap-
geared on tho ecene and Nas sg0n
safe and secure Ia her love Mar
rage vas followed in due TIME by
4 divorce. aud the old flame VAS
revived again Last winter Carroll
apr Jared ia Sapulps and the wed-
ding dzv waa set Bat before taaI
day arrived mesazge came from
the state back East requesting taat
Foster Carroll be arrested gn !
charge of breaking A parole
Taen Il a4s learned that be had
been serEing term in the Illinois
prison and had been released On pa
role ilich be had violated JACK
foIloz "a her lover 10 the depot ana
there raised quite a disturbance and
threatened 10 shoot the LOCAL eniei
of police Tbs threat raa renewed
tooay as she was leaving Miss An
tone says ste alll 20 before the II
linods officials ard plead for e.
release Of her loYer that the ze4
ding nay be ccRsammated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10
HER HANDS AND ARMS
MADE MARTELOUSLf
BEAUTIFUL in Al
SINGLE NIGHT
re. prtwslpsior Daa u


tsf4e4 fsen1u ssgs ts@4 @ass
gasa s i Nea1egsA teSsAA 1890
ke s5easnri sod 81 a-scdlss pe@ltstssf
paaf ssss n5we nesle5esf Ny 4fl
ant ssaaa Nsge 4segsa NiiA
- mex #As dsfk aaa anNses Trees
tsa 8e 80 aE1 e1slaFN ~ AAN1s sete
taafa4 aal se Ans-1aas geq All tat
|Hsfse Asa rraasxta sg 9ne spgif-.
siau ss ffse prg@eFietF9a NiA an
pgsAsess a. Se tg @A. a1es las i@as &
gMeM Is ef'eesiae - y AAs
4rux aae ss& g a. eanpts zHi.g-.ae
sssiA a4& ga6-02se gstts of nls ~
ugy 30 PsF3s tse ertift peI'le q
Ku.r afa tas@ tw5-oanee ss3ssse. add
4-4s $685. sttssea - x ri naxe ard
Ifw @fgh n4tes Prepare sn5s pTeserlp
Esaa 81 s8fv own sesre thea y9
kep sea ars getting & ggni Aps.
sxsx3w 4.5 GgrssA9 De- nATeE lGe AAsAi
s ana ea4ssfE 40 natter na1
fa4ga 418 rEaiuig Eolg nassc enl
aams are une aDp cation xay 4A.QA-
- w A4pe given tf-s ptE-4slf
/ sHa sa saznsis - wgHe1 ard tAst
lase as 1850 - sai4sie as an
fTre H a sazF neck and sneuiaes1 a1s
- ~ y A9EGezeiy l1zgrlzea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10
NO BAD
FEELINGS SINCE
Lsay rsns ir Fss Well Chosen
Words re ss5r1 a Her
Serious Finsss. Finally
Conquered

Sf4nd Hasen. sften saa 8gfg
s81x, nssa aFaggl1Sa agea Feelings
Hnkn naa Faady 81 as ~ Al
5oqe. sAs& hrs IL j Rider III saia
.elsg, Bat Eo4A0 tnA go fAaaEEs - /
aeea Y0ur a0mdef'al n-eaies0e Gar
das. aaa Aase AaG ae fesagA il yain
0g Dad ieeiiags ainee
G4rl4s n4s resi#ge4 ef sfsa VI
many la8lee. III asmalaf manner
to shss. 44rsa@ tas pAaG aits FEARS
that letter gke M Riders. q
no nsqessy sUgh letters Feaea II u
every mail
KruM 3o4. a0Rs9es a9 are 3ea4
0r sies Il merits saeeia4 zGteBs soH
and efsOas euas .4erAGsga. asaee =
sesms 10 pross. On certain sEldenes
I that cure Ii possible ID sryy sefi.
( cas- a Les 0f w1as4alg trouble
gs you sufsef from sAA se0aolea
xh4l imaginable reA9ga could there
be. Tor gGgE noi a le4s giving lar.
dal A t&AY Tlasg
Cagd9g can aos aarA s0a.
Is Is llkely % 10 fe8 go9d
e as helped otaer1 , y suffered
as yvu 10.
V'ag should il B0t belp sUl3
Please trg G4Taul
n Yoa neea more iafornlaElen asa
Jour agaggist
he xnoas the Csfanl reputation
{ n. B.-Tffte TO. Ladies Aaglaofl
Dept. Chattanooga Mediei1s Co.
Il Chattanooga. Tenn.. Tor Special In
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10

Leaveaaorfa. Jane Ea-~The eo87
~ Mrs Carrie Nation the aailaal0oa
worker. wa0 aied mere lzse algat aaa
lsxeh lod4g 10 Kansas CItT. Kansas
hy Mrs u D. Moore Of thai elss
SISTER ln Iaw 10 Mrs Nation Tie
funeral + % be 81 the Moore aolne
scm0frov earring o1it tps desire q
slgs. Nation The burial Fiii be ID HIea
ai0nA No. saege Aeg parents az
tlnei
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10

The Consumers League Of 81 Louis
- q plan 20 raise the required $500
for educational purposes A number
"a mea0ess have slres4y pledged
themselves 10 bring iH from ten 20
tgenty ne member8 and ID ihis 7ay
fhe sam could easiIy be raised There
are slread5 nesTIY gov members ~ the
Organization
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10

CN Theodore Roosevelt is credited
II All interview in the Woman Voter
Wilh declaring tAst he is snHFasiss
essElge the OgDosItlon he meets with
'ta lis oBn family His wife, be s@gs.
Is only teuld on the subject and MS
sisters are pronounced anti-suhragiAts,
2 his Is an opportunity for Col R0ose-
Veif % 90 some converting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10
Veterans critscise Girls.

Young w0men Will non be appOiatell
ssiaf Officers Gt the general Iii Lne
I anfederase parsdeE hereafter, nog
n they he allowed To rifle iii the
occasions a1tFaddle az tae Fes0b
Hts0n adopted bF the veterans ~
Nashville puts it Il seems that some
girls To astFlde at the Little Roca
meeting ane gave 01euse 10 the older
men Dy 30 doing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10
MRS. CARRIE hATl0n
DIES ~ HOSPITAL


ere organized all ogef the state
lAe saloon pOnef was being aYeessd
- result af the agitation 9lAis we're
sgaea bg tae legislature AlfA
5sFengfheaed the state pgohiDit0ry
fsgs
Thus erfaile ~ heg !sse aas Beed
5lrs Nation saa responsible for slis
greatest temperance awakening y
Esnsag
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10

H. B. RANKIN vent ~ 1Aui0Fa
tails morning On business.
HAIRY Spurloca mas gone 70 pt'as
aomz City % business
Jack Land is Spending ahs dsy ~
OkiaAoals C.ey
MCKAY KnessIsy bas retBnsd
home l0r Ais gmmeg vaea4or from
Illinois urlFers.'Y. 7nere BE- has
been Tor tie past scar
Mrs IRA current has gaaufned
home after visiting her parenss -
Topeka Kansas. for several days
Clyde Mansfield returned from
business trip % GElahoma CITY. Fff
day
d H Marunaaie sas III 0kiaaema
Cry yesterday 0u buslne
G q. HgTner returned tgvm 0Aie
i40ms Citg yesterday evenSBg
r Kelley, iDf manF gearB 2 g1p
usar resident of GaiagIe dica ~
.abilArMm ID wichita a ien az
logo Hs haa heart trouble ~
< eliey u@a travelling salesman ~
\ ths u. h Bl0agett DFg Ge94a epn
paBs. WicnlGs. and nAa knDMa lA sei
sSl states HE 1as a nFss.e asa eit
xen gi GHt8fle aa1 had great Maa
friends here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10
FoR SALE

The fafl & ws pertaining 10 Roads
Highways. bitches and Drains
Pamphlet form price 25c eaeh
Special prices On quantities Addres
Book Department. Leader pgiutiB
company. Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10
INV " ITEs lEIyEI71'F
$1,000 SAVED TO TAXPAYERS

II Chief VI n mitchell u elected
commissioner of Public Safet be VII
cave hia a. lary BY acting Chief o'
Police. This 10 onlg one of the many
places nhere large amounts Of money
nfil be SAVED
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10
WASH THOSE plnpLEs orr

Lae u. . D.. that mild. soothing
Eash that recognized remedy Tor
Eczema and All salu troubles. FIRST
drops take away that aEful burn
ing Itch, cleanse the skin asa ars
everT pimple eyeFg impaFstF Notn.
ting like u. D. n tGF fhe complexion
Get z5c trial bottle foday-- orta
Ten times its cost IN haYe 4 bottle
III The H0ass AT any rate. drop into
our sore aud taix the nenta of thia
s0nderfal prescription
"A E Gray Drug Store, l9s Vert
Oklahoma avenae. 1gthFls, Dkas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10
political Advertisement
cocKRum ron TREASURER
Capable Yogrg Man Familiar Wf'
Public RvsHess Affairs

HARRY B. CockFHm young MAI
Tbo has spent practically ali u hls
llte N Guthrie, y candidate tof
treasurer 81 tne school district Inc
position carries responsibility iar a
great amognt of public m0ney, affect
ing every individual Id GHtarie and
me autlaylng territory.
NJ Cockrum "a cashier of the ~
gan County bank and IL known to sll
business men ss a careful able and
accoB mod2tsng man Under bis al
minigtratloB there EiIl be no ques
ton as IN The handling OF the big
school fund
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10
sssssssssssssss o
WANT TO Sell soME LoTsa

q Set aside a fer dollars for = 2
o series of CLASSIFIED ads Write 9
@ the ada 20 candidIy that tneT 6
o win sin second reading i'ass {
the courage 10 order the publica. Z
q tion Of these ads--with a gsas. Z
o onable number Of repetitioEs {
q You'll get In touch vitt poAsi- Z
. bic buyers through t3is little
o campaign
o ooc o 90 o o DO . q o o Q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10

Mrs DOoiiiie. after short atag
With hcr parent Col and Mra. Jones
ifas gone NORTH tor the summer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10

gOR sAIaR-Nsw slscaioH hw. TAs
LenAsY offirs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10

ST. LOUIS, ELRENo & wEsrgRN
Tha OKlshoma weekly Lad

The Oklahoma Weekly Jeader one
year and copy Of General Jami-
sons Book. With Walker il Mica.
rauga.7 for only Is cents This offer
Is good uDtil October l. The Weekly
Leader contains all national and state
news, farm and local Information.
Regular price ef the weekly Leader
one year. Is $3.50. This Is q special
offer. seyentY-fige cents gets ons
years subscription and Jamssoa 3
book postpaid Address TIE Leader,
Guthrie. Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10

The W0mans Auxiliary 70 ne
Farmers Institute. division Number
three. will meet this week, THURSDAY
tissrnoon vith Mrs " j. GreeT
acrth Of tie cemetery.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10

LOST Solid golo plain siguet cQff
button With old English r en-
graved On t. Leave A. this Office
OF phone 1893 ReraFd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10

Fres Green lefs Gag n4m@a1 csA
afid4y ID 5e gone .or severag aasa y
SHainess
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10

BfEdhAast
Oranges cereal and cream bacon,
potato and nut croquettes, graham
bfead toast Yea and coffee
Luncheon
salmi vG ealfs head ana tongue ia
ieGt.OFefl pUtztO cakes, eAdiye ard
salad with may0nnsise cgt
up bahamas ana cream, sTeet crack.
ets- tea.
Dinner
Spinach eouB "a left OveD rolled
veal eutlel EtEluz beans. mashed
sL8 hrogne4 potatoes. stFs sherry
III lorteaEe, black coffee. The Daily
Leader
The Misses Ruth aud Mary Parks
afe here from Dustin visiting friends
ior few daga
The lambda Delta club gave q
p:calc dianer Thursday evening in
Honor II Misg Luells Reed OF Deca-
/ ltur. Illinois. Mss Reed organized
/ this CLUB ahile teaching here In the
Hogan county nigh school several
/ years ago The party consisted Of
! MIS- Guy Levers. Mrs Charlie Clark
/ Misses Nellie Murphy, Florence
Hodge Acbsa Weidenheimer. Leta
Pulse and Mis- Reed
1 siiss Maggie Afford returned tt
/ 8isa today alter a weeks visit sitl
Il Ter sister Hrs farzelI. 50s Eas
4 legeiaHd avenue
sifs W NJ Bafrica started gester
H eaY for Kansas City, 9nere she Ha
I called to attend her slater. gho lis 9
audergo an operation al hospital
H Miss Gano. of Guthrie. Eao ha
been visiting her friend, Mss Jun
A1eAs returned home Wednegds
| morning. Miss MiiaTe
ravis. oi Guthrie Is spending ih
eek nith relativea 10 this citg r
seHt CitY Aeas
Il Mrs DOolitiie. sfter short Eta
emFtN M~e st.ssrn49ys ffrl 4rT Nwn fr.uu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10

Sermon On eAn icess City
Re8 s. I. Nasse pas ~ Di the
Christian eaareh announces a speci-
Al xuaiaes s0r the evening seFMces
ton. 5groe An ideal CTS The
men os the city are lRvstea
--------------~--~-------- ----
Summer aefs0oI al Central conduct.
Ell Bg Mss Eva HEmphrey ana Miss
Mars Dilley AID grades from ThiEd
't0 Eighsh inclusive Weak pupils a
s1eeialfs. gT0m sg hi n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10

ron RENT room fiat. batn and Al
modern Improvements Call lfz7 D.
call Al si5 Il warner Are
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10

Jack Land is spending ihs asg q
Oklahoma C4g
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10
& o o O o . o o o o o o o o .
& PERSONAL AND LOCAL 9
q ceasseo o @ o q o q u o o @

T.. B. Rankin vent ~ 1ani0rd
tnls morning On business.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10

Harry Sparlock mas gone 70 pt'a'
aomz City % business
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10

Mfs We M Bsrrica started gester
eay foF kansss City, where she sai
called TO attend her slater, gho lis &
isudergo an operation at hospital
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10
ANALYSIS or MINERAL
WELLS WATER


T0szi salts 1aszs ssa4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10

ailss Maggie Afford returned 10
8isa today alter vcck's visit sitA
Ter sister. Nrs Harlzeli. 50s Easl
legelaH8 avenue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10

spinach eouB "a left ovef rolled
veal eutiel stauz beans. mashed
ai48 hrosne4 potatoes stgs sherry
orteaEe, black coffee The Daily
I,eaAcf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10

Mrs. Ira Careni has returned
home after visiting her parenss ai
Topeka. K2usas. for several days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10

The Misses Ruth aud MARY Parks
afe here from Dustin visiting friends
ior lev daga
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10
mEnU Foa SUNDAY.

Breakfast
Oranges cereal and cream, bacon,
potato and Nul crOquettes, graham
bread. toass Yea and coffee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-06-10

IINEUFUW
salni vg ealFa head snd tongue ia
ieft.0Fefl potato cakes, eadive ard
oi aDge salad with mayonnaise, cut
Mp bananas ana cream, sueet crack
ets sea
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-01
DEATH DUE
TO LIQUOR

That the death OF j. h Barnett
was caused by whiskey and weak
heart. was the verdict reached by the
jurors before whom the inquest was
consacted in Judge Moor's court Wed.
nesday afternoon.
No evidence whatever was produc.
ed to bear out the theory that the
liquor had been "doped' but 1t was
shown that other pelscns had i'm.
blbed from the same bottle.
A neighbor Of the deceased who
was in town today said that for years
Barnett had been d very heavy drink
er and that his eleven year old son
had Inherited the fathers appetite
for liquor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-01
Old TIMERS
NO MATCH
FOR HIS.
Ex- x-StarS Cease to Shine
Big Crowd at The
Game

Chickasha high school boys won the
Thanksgiving football game III a walk
away The score az the close of the
fourth quarter stood 22 to 0 in favor
Of the high school team. AT Che be-
ginning Of the game the pick up team.
Of college stars, were able ID hold tha
line ana to keep the chickasha boys
from scoring but the power Of endur-
ance was lacking ana they could not
90 through the game with ease. Most
Of the players were down BY the end
Of the second quarter and the local
high school boys made their goals
easily. Scott Shannon and Andy
Hamilton were the two best players
on the pick up team but their support
was weak and they were unable to
make a score.
One Of the largest crowds that has
attended game this year was out to
witness the game yesterday after
noon and mach school spirit was man
ifest by the high school students who
were in attendance.
Gowdy, Hamilton and coode played
the best game for the chiekasha team.
The pick up team was one Of the
heaviest teams that the local boys
nave played this year All Of the men
weighed from forty to fifty pounds
more to the man than did the players
on the high school team. All of the
men were college players.
The gate receipts amounted to
! sss 50 and this amount win pay TIE
/ chickasha High school football teams
indebtedness with the exception Of a
bin they owe at Pettyiohns for
sweaters given the boys BY lhs cill.
zens Of the town on their return home
from a Texas victory last season Mr..
cowan who has advanced the money
for the team viii be paid up in full
sed the balance will be applied on
the Indebtedness at Pettyjohn's The
boys Of the team are in excellent
spirits over the game.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-01
WILSON IS TO
REMAIN AS
PASTOR

Rev S. F. Wilson, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church. has reconsider
ed his resignation upon the urgent re-
quest Of the members Of his congre-
cation, tho pastors. business men and
friends in the city. and will continue
his work in Chickasha
at the Congregational meeting We'd
nesday evening at the church the fol-
lowing resolution was read and adopt
ed by the members OF Mr.. Wilson's
church showing how great has been
his work here. Mr.. Wilson felt Ihat
he was not doing what he should in
the church and that change was
needed to awaken some Of the people
to their duty The resolution is as
follows:
"The members Of the congregation
Of the First Presbyterian church Of
Chickasha, Okla. IN congregational
meeting assembled on this 29th. day
Of November, 1911, wish to express to
Rev. S. f. Wilson, their unqualified
appreciation and approval Of his lab
ors as pastor Of this church during his
ministry among us for the past three
years.
His earnest and faithful preceding
Of the Word TIE high standard Of eff.
ticienoy anl personal piety he has
set before us as what should be our
aim as a church; and his exemplary
personal life, have eudeared him to
us and we wish to say to him that
this congregation is absolutely united
in their choice Of him as pastor We
can sec substantial advance ID
growth along all lines, under his lead
ership. and believe it is for the besi
interests Of this Church that he re
call his resignation as pastor anc
remain with us.
"That in his work among us he hai
been greatly aided BY his most ex
cellent, self-sacrificing and God.
wife, whom we would greatly Miss,