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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-11-17
ARGUMENT OVER
SUNDAY SHOWS
WAKES WARM

ment Is shut down that the town Will
suffer. After two hours Of heated ar
gument Mr. Buie withdrew his origin
al motion and moved that the ordi
nance be laid over until the next
meeting, and this was done.
An ordinance concerning the street
peddlers' license. including that OF
hucksters and oil peddlers was pass
ed making the license $50 per year.
Mayor Burton was instructed TO
look after the insurance on public
buildings Of the city. The Carnegie
library was especially mentioned.
BY a vote the matter OF adjusting
tho Des Combes payment on the paw
Ing tax was referred to the mayor and
finance committee It Is stated that
two payments were made on the sasse
property for 1909 The money viii
be refunded If the error is located.
City Attorney Harry Hammerly was
Ah1AA uIANd W tuDh ditfI Tue AAAttcf u
collecting the occupation tax and to
draft an ordinance covering such a
tax on garages and other lines Of
business not mentioned in the ordi-
nance now on the city ordinance
book.
The ordinance governing the keep
Ing OF hogs within two blocks or the
school buildings Of the town was re-
ferred to the ordinance committee.
There was a lively discussion after
the reading Of this ordinance.
Chief Doss was instructed to see
that All bill boards be placed the re-
quired distance from the sidewalk.
4 motion was made that a special
policeman be placed on the grounds
at the Sullivan barn on the regular
monthly market sale days to preserve
the order OF the occasion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-11-17
TWO OUT OF
nine LEFT
in BOX
relegram BY United Press.

Telegram by United Press
Los Angeles. Calf, Nov. l7.-When
the court opened this morning the
jury box in the Mcnamara case was
filled. Nine occupants are subject to
peremptory challenge.
It is believed that four. possibly
five actual jurors are in the box It
rs expected that the defense will chal-
lenge three. and the state four men.
After the exercising of second per-
emptory challenges today only two
OF the nine talesmen remained. Sex
ton and Andrews. They were imme-
diately sworn.
The defense challenged Elliott.
Lansing. and Maj, Kenyon and the
state challenged Gribling. Drummer
and McLain. The defense then chal-
lened Heath. passing the other two.
Five permanent jurors are now in
the box. The defense has eleven
challenges and the state five. Tie
eighth ven.re is ordered to report to-
morrow morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-11-17
INDIAN CITIZENS
MEET TOMORROW

Called by prominent Indian citizens
Of this community. meeting Of all
members Of the Chickasaw and Choc-
taw nations in this section will be
held N this city tomorrow.
The purpose Of the meeting is to
urge the speedy settlement Of tribal
affaires and resolutions urging the
government to act in this direction
win likely be adopted. The sale Of
the surface Of the coal and asphalt
lands and the payment Of tribal funds
will probably be among the matters
to be considered.
W. A. Durant, speaker Of the Choc
law counsel. and Dimes Ainsworth,
well known leader in tribal affairs
will be present and will be heard OF
issues affecting the interests OF II
dian citizens.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-11-17
LIMITS RIGHT
OE Err TO
USE WEAPON

Oklahoma City. Nov. 17.-Laying
down the principal that an officer Of
the law has no authority to use a
egun" or dangerous weapon in max
ing an arrest of any person charged
with less than a felony unless the
person resIsts arrest, and then may
use only such force as is necessary
to overcome the resistance, the court
Of criminal appeals in an opinion by
Judge Doyle. affirmed the conviction
Of John w. sharp Of manslaughter,
appealed from Adair county.
The court holds that where an Of
ficer violates this rule and kills the
person whom he is seeking to arrest
he will be deemed guilty of man
slaughter Sharp was sentenced to
ten yeors' Imprisonment for killing
William Powell. a 16-year old schoo
boy, on Nov. 2S. 1906. at Tahleauah.
The action was brought in the Unit
ed states courts OF Indicn Territory
and then transferred to the Distric
Court of Cherokee county and IRON
there on a change Of venue to th'
District court Of Adair county.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-11-17
READING CIRCLES
HOLD MEETINGS


Grady county teachers win meet
in the twelve reading circle districts
tomorrow for the regular work Per-
manent organizations viii be effected
In each district and the work Of the
year begun. The meetings win be
held in the small towns over the
county.
The chIckasha district circle will
meet here. J. II. Bowersox is lead
er Of this district
c. +. Newell. county superlntend.
ent received the programs today from
state Superintendent Wilson which
have been arranged for the holidays
Of the school term. Programs have
been arranged for the eight holidays
OF the school term. Columbus, State
hood. Thanksgiving. Christmas. Lees
birthday, Abraham Lincoln's birth
day. George washington's birthday
and Arbor Day. The programs wer,
arranged by the state board Of educa
ton and are attractive. entertaining
and instructive. ar. Newell sen
then 10 the leaders Of the Reading
circles today for distribution amonl
the teachers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-11-17
'FIRSTBLOOD'
CLAIMED
BY GOVT.

Telegram by Uniten Press
Chicago. Nov. i7-What the gov
ernment counsel claims as first
blood" was the action Of Judge Kohl.
saat today in the packers case in
ordering that the present hearing on
the question Of the constitutionality
Of the penal section OF the Sherman
law, be concluded so that decision
can be rendered before Monday when
the trial of the packers Is scheduled
to begin.
The government will close its ar
gument late this afternoon or tomor-
row If Kohlsaat decides the point
in favor Of the government the pack
ers will appeal
Attorney Meyer for the defense this
morning continued his arralgnment
Of the Sherman law, claiming Il is too
obscure for a criminal statute
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-11-17

Two hund- nfty farmers
were here to attend the tenth
weekly Ion market drawing: The
sale Of cotton N the oily this week
has been good and there was much
interest manifest at the drawing One
man who drew a prize had just mark
eted bale of cotton five minutes be-
fore the drawing started.
The prizes were drawn as follows:
Wagon.
T. A. Mickey, Alex.
2-s25 suit for ladies', Morgan ana
Crib.
B. B. Jantb. Chickasha
3-s25 Sewing machine. schow Fur
niture company.
G. H. Petty. chickasha.
$50 Ladies coat, The Fair store.
A. B. Jameson. Naples.
SIS Rug. Galloway.
W. II. Thomson, Chickasha.
6-s6.50 Art Square. Tolan Bros.
F. Cottington. Anadarko.
1000 Pounds of coal. j. H. Free
man.
W. S. Waite. Chickasha.
S-ss Laundry book Pearl Laundry.
+ L. Scott. Amber.
$500 Insurance policy, Owsley and
seitz.
f. H. Logston. Pocasset.
1o-s4 Groceries. Fontron.
W. R. Kilgore, verden.
11-s3 Groceries. Powers.
f. Cottington, Anadarko.
1872 Groceries. Atwood Gro. Co.
J. E. Chambers, Naples.
1881 Worth Of groceries, Abercrom
bic.
H. S. Lindsay. Ninnekah.
AL Dozen photos .Brodie.
r. F. Lindsay, Ninnekah-
Isl Bottle Blackdraught, Brown an
Co. Drugs.
J. W. Dorsey. Anadarko.
! 16-l Box OF Cigars. Prince and Ken
per.
Maurika. Chickasha
17-One box Of cigars. Y. ". Darnel
c. H. Eker. Rush Springs.
1s-sl Worth Rub No More. William
n-HalseIl-Frazier Co.
c. T. Curley. Chickasha.
f9-Grady County Express.
Leo. Bitche. Chickasha
20-Grady County Star.
J. C. Murphy. Coager, Okla.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-11-17
FOR
TROUBLE

Mexico City. Nov. 17.-Preparations
are being made by the Madero admin
istration to meet a possible reyolu-
tionary movement in the north. In
spite Of declarations made by the
president that General Reyes could
not command a formidable following.
the war department within the last
forty-eight hours have ordered the
force Of General Juvencio Robles, 4
eo0 men Of all arms, to proceed from
Torreon to Lampasseos, in Nuevc
Leon. Likewise the Ninth battalion
is being moved from RosaIes. chihua
hua to Monterey A battery Of rapid
fire guns left here last night for the
latter capital.
Sebastian Quesades. con,srsssslor el
by the governor Of chihuahua TO re
port conditions in his state TO the in
terror department said that from OF
inaga, Chihuahua to Nogales, sonora
a new revolution headed BY Reyes an.
Emilio vesquez Gomez was being eS
cited. Consular dispatches confirm
his statement
It is said that General Reyes ha
negotiated loan Of 100000 pose
to finance a new revolution.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-11-17
NO MOTIVE
IS FOUND

Telegram By United Press.
waukesha. wis. Nov. l7.-Unable
to find 4 motive to support the theory
that August Hoge. aged IS. murdered
his wife in cold blood as she lay in
her bed. the police today determined
to hold the octogenarlan for further
investigation.
The man cannot or will not give a
sufficient explanation of his wife's
death, He sobs and means incoher-
emily in his cell. ceiling for his wife.
A bloody hammer was found in the
Hodge farm house. The woman was
killed By 4 blow from a blunt instru-
ment on the head.
Hoge will be arraigned Monday. i
Is believed that he Is insane
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-11-17

PRESIDENT
OF iCEMEN

Oklahoma City. Nov Houston
wac chosen as the next meeting place
OF the Southwestern Ice Manufactur-
ers' association at the afternoon ses-
sion Of the convention Thursday, af-
ter hot fight among Little Rock,
Waco. Dallas. Beaumont and Wichita
Falls The next convention will be-
gin the third Tuesday in November
and last three days.
Little Rock looked like winner
during the opening of the contest for
the next convention with the Texas
delegation divided among several clt-
les. Houston vas not considered in
the running and it was believed that
the choice lay between Waco and
Little Rock. The Texas members,
seeing that the convention was about
to be lost to the state. suddenly mass
ed their forces in favor Of Houston
and carried away the plum.
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows: President, w. H.
Thomson Of Chickashas vice president
Carl Glitsch of Oklahoma city; sec.
retary and treasurer. J. O. Mitchell Of
Temple. Texas (re-electedl
An executive committee was nam
ed composed of J. NJ. Richards. Italy
Texas; Edward Harding. Alexander
La; J. Q. Runyon, Argenta. Ark: d
F. SoiIiday. Oklahoma City.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-11-17
BURNS WILL Be
TRIED ON CHARGE
OF KIDNAPPING

Telegram BY Unned Press.
indianapolis. Ind, Nov. l7.-Detec-
tive Burns win be tried here in the
spring for the alleged Kidnapping Of
John Mcnamara, according to q state
ment issued today by Prosecuting At
torney Baker
The original plan was to have the
Burns trial follow the Los Angeles
trial. Baker thinks the Mcnamara
trials VIII not be completed for six
months and Will not wait.
James Haslck. Los Angeles special
officer. who aided Burns in the al
legged Kidnapping is 10 be tried at
the same time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-11-17
sALE opENs roMoRRow.

The Introductory sale WV begsn Al
the Peoples store tomorrOw mAvning.
Manager Erlich has advertised asale
to introduce his customers to his new
quarters. The store has been moved
into the new Terrell building and
every. arrangement has been made to
eive the people the benflt Of good prie
es and good bargains. The sale viii
begin at the store in the morning
There vii be plenty Of saiespeople tc
show you the stock.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-11-17
Red Skins on Way to
AnadarkO for Visit

Many Indians passec through the
city today on their way 10 Anadarko.
Members Of the Delaware. Kickapoo,
Pawnee and a couple OF Apaches were
among the tribes represented. Some
Of the Indians came from Horton,
Kansas.
The Pawnee delegation numbered
20 and they were on their way to An.
adarko for a visit A few Of the In
dians were full-bloods and wore the
paint and dress Of the typical old red
man OF the Oklahoma plains. In the
majority Of cases they could taa
English.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-11-17
Echo Of Assassination
Of President Garfield

Telegram by United Press
Washington. Nov. 17-Claimlng
that she lived in a hut while owning
property worth $1,000. lawyera today
tried to prove insanity against Mrs.
Catherine Jones. widow Of BILL Jones
the avenger." who tried 70 kill Cult.
eau. the assassin Of President James
A. Garfield. A niece IS seeking 70
control Mrs. Jones affairs. The lat
ter Is s. years Of age.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-11-17
RETURNS FORM CONVENTION.

Edgar Tignor. the merchant. is ex-
pected home tonight from Dnrant
where he has been attending the state
convention OF the Baptist church.
Mr. Tignor has been out Of the city
several days. having visited at the
home Of his parents in Denison last
week
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-11-17
ODD FELLOWS HAD
BIG TIME At vERpEN

Twenty-Five or more members OF
the local lodge Of Odd Fellows attend
ed the meeting at Verden last night
and about eighteen members from
Anadarko were also present. The
Chickasha team put on the first and
second degree work and R. =. Day
enport OF this city delivered an able
address. After the ceremonies an
oyster supper was serv9u and every
body had a good time The Ceieka-
sha visitors we're much pleased by
the hospitality accorded to them by
their Verden brothers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-11-17
NO MORE JURY TRIALS
AT THE PRESENT Term

At the close Of the session Of the
county court Thursday afternoon
Judge Williams dismissed the jury
and there win therefore be no more
jury trials at the present term. The
remainder OF the term will be devot-
ed to court cases.
number Of liquor cases in which
violation Of the excessive quantity"
clause was alleged we're quashed yes
terday and the county attorney was
given time to file amended informa-
tions or appeals.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-11-17
Appeal From Decision
Of Commerce Court
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
washington. Nov l7.--It was an
nounced today that the department
Of justice viii file an appeal next week
from the decision Of the commerce
court in the Spokane rate case.
The supreme court viii be asked to
review the decision which revoked
rate reductions and stripped the in
terstate commerce commission Of
power.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-11-17
REPUBLIC
IS DESIRE
OF REBELS
Premier is Denounced
Believe Big Battle
in Progress
Telegram BY United rrsss.

Shanghai, China, Nov. l7.-De-
nouncing Yuan shi Kai as a traitor
to the cause Of freedom because OF
his acceptance of the premiership.
the leaders of the revolution are push
ing plans for the establishment Of
permanent republican form Of govern
ment as soon as possible.
Delegates to the revolutionary ma
tionaI convention are beginning to
arrive here today A constitution af-
ter the model Of the United States is
favored
DR.. Sun Yat Sen win probably be
the first permanent president Of the
republic.
It is believed that desperate fight
ing is in progress around Nankin and
that the battle will be the biggest
since the rebellion broke out.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-11-17
s25o.ooo BLAZE IN A
PICTURE FlLM EXCHANGE

IeIeBTHW " NHIItu fIV7a'
Milwaukee. Wis. Nov. n "A $780,
600 fire occurred in the storeroom Of
the Western Film Exchange this
morning. No injuries were reported.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-11-17

WEATHER

= Tonight fair, colder, Saturday =
= fair. =
AA4A4f44&444A4444 .
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-11-17

San Francisco, Nov 17.-An attack
on Pekin in the immediate future Is
contemplated By the rebels, accord
ing to a cable received by the Chinese
Free Press here. The dispatch came
from Hong Kong, and said tho rebel
government In Quong Tung. province
had received from General III Yung
Peng orders to send reinforcements
to Wu Chang, thers to concentrate In
preparation for the attack on Pekln.
Vallejo. Calf. Nov 1.-THE eFuIs-
er Cincinnati. Comm aef Samuel s.
Robinson, aft Mare IslauA navy yard
Yesterday for China e Cincinnati
was under orders TO relieve the New
Orleans. but it is now understood the
New Orleans will remain in the Asia
tic station until the Chinese situation
clears.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-24
AUTO STRUCK eY TRAIN.
Two lowans Killed and Two Seriously
Injured At Phelps, Mo.

Ham burg. July "a. Peter Eel
and Miss Clara Coy, members OF ar
auto party. en- route from Farragut
Iowa. TO Langdon. Mo. died Saturday
as the result OF injuries they received
when the machine in which they We're
riding was struck by train on the
Burlington railroad at Phelps. Mo.
Mr.. Fell and Miss Mccoy were picked
up In an unconscious condition anC
were being placed on the train. whict
had stopped, to take them to a ST Jo-
seph hospital when the last ray OF life
left their bodies.
In the car with the pair We're w $
Coy. Misses Marie Harnan and Olga
Ream. Coy jumped and avoided injury
while the girls. unable to leave the cai
were seriously hurt and may not re-
cover
The auto party was made up OF the
families of Peter Fell. w. s. Coy, c. s
Palm and William Martin. all OF FAR
ragut. and was going 20 l-anSdon, No.
to enjoy Sunday fishing.
Fell'S machine vas in the lead wher
the terrible accident occurred. The cal
had scarcely reached the railroad track
before the Burlington train was upon
it, w 3. Coy, who jumped with his wife
is in very nervous condition and al
most wild over the death of his daugh-
ter Physicians were called from
Phelps to administer to the injured. but
their assistance Was unable to save
Fell and the Coy girl
Three other autos followed the Fel
machine and We're able 10 stop just II
time to avoid being caught in tn.
smashup
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-24
cYcLisT SERIOUSLY HURT.
Jack Aker, Of Sioux City, Thrown From
Motorcycle, Near Moville.

Sioux City. July 24.--Jack Aker was
seriously injured in a motorcycle acci-
dent near Neville Saturday. He was
brought to the Samaritan hospital In
the motor car OF r. d. Brown, his
employer. Little hope is held by the
hospital authorities for Akers recov-
cry. The young mans left wrist and
leg. above the knee, were fractured.
and the left eye seriously injured.
Aker left Sioux City Saturday morn
ing. determined TO break the record for
a trip to Neville. Two miles this side
OF Moville Aker was driving his ma
chine at high rate Of speed over a
wagon bridge. a cave-in Of earth on
the approach at the far side Of the
bridge was responsible for the accident.
The front wheel of the machine drop
ped in the hole. The force OF the jar
turned the front wheel at an angle Of
80 degrees, bending the castings so
that they flattened. and the machine
slid III feet before stopping. Aker was
thrown and slid on his left side for
seventeen feet. The accident happene d
at II o'clock.
Two motorists found the limp body at
1880 o'clock and removed Aker to the
farm house OF G.. II. Rolls. where DR..
Dewey, Of Neville. dressed the injuries.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-24
C., L, sopP PERFEcTs SYSTEM
FOR HANDLING OF TRAINS
AUTOMATICALLY.
,owAN's INVENTION WILL
PREVENT TRAIN COLLISIONS
"Telstoposraphs" Are So Arranged a.
to indicate Position Of Al Near by
Trains-May Be Installed in Depots,
Engine Cabs or Even Public Build
in9s.

Waterloo, July PA signalling de-
vice designed absolutely to prevent
railway wrecks, so far as collisions are
concerned. soon will be manufactured
in this city by the Teietopograph Sig
MAJ Company. which is capitalized at
President, Clinton l.. Bopp formerly OF
Hawkeye, who is the inventor; wee
president, W. II. Sorg. of Hstwkeye;
secretary, NJ: Murray, " JcSup; treas
urer, NJ. y. Bopp. of Hawkeye
This promises to be one OF the iars-
est manufacturing enterprises In the
west, and the signal * expected 10 rev.
olutionize railway operation.
The literal meaning of the name OF
the appliance is that of automatic train
dispatching. The indication system
shows the location of trains at al!
times In forming the teletopograpi'
and associating it with Instruments and
RELAYS. together with circuit TOR OPP
Grating. the various devices are so ar
ranged that the teletopograph is placed
at the station in the engine cab or at
any other desired point, corresponding
TO the track instrument. In s''ch way
hat it will indicate at all times the po-
sition of the various trains as they
pass over the system.
The teletopographs are arranged ["
he placed in the railroad sta tons. no.
tells and other places of public utility
and are all to be actuated simuitahe-
o,sly from the same circuit. Four main
line wires are necessary and a plurality
Of track wires are provided. AS the
first train unlocks the relay wire at the
first tation it will lock the relay at
the second station and hold the same
locked until the train has arrived at or
passed the third station, whereby the
relay at the second station VIII be I'M
locked. This action is continued for
the full length Of the system, SO that
the stations ahead of the train will
know the position at all times. and the
stations in the rear will be free FOR OPP
Grafton by succeeding trains.
The unique device has been thor
oughly tested and found to work per
fectly. It. lis claimed that the cost OF
installation will be very reasonable.
Clinton l.. Bopp. the inventor, IS
young man who has given the subject
many years Of close study. He has
worked as an inventor ever since he
was 12 years Of age. and has acquired
most of his knowledge thru practical
experience, altho he has taken special
work at Upper Iowa University and at
Iowa State College at Ames.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-24
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