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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-12-16

Get Your Xmas goods at Mrs.
Cbeneys Silk dress goods of air
kinds. handkerchiefs. aviation cans.
sweaters, silk scarfing and also ready
made skirts. Mrs. J. G. Cheney.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-12-16

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Holmes retur.
ned last Monday from visit with
friends at Chicago.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31

iunfor, boorefter Sognepr9lten 4sas
ltor Woaer inoleoe0e 10 ira Oroet
/ 9poitleneS @erninger "a, 24-27.
buor Bnulus iom 6ange isres
frem for 2an0sbeoOin9en 5elifs /
Gniarea. Saleren in0oelte i'm Sefit
/ felgenoe tire Sumter: y 4gt paa
Serrens Snobpoelie, . 9ao fife
oen beIeiIige 5io gaa for6i, - Bio,
at BET pii bi0fsre en- baarO % itreng
Straf.
Set epIoer ON, at ri life iom
5elifs, blot oit bore ON Sroen poa
ariitls, og noor SaIen er ON Net
i~pr0igbeo o9 afboIO og Sen til.
fommen0e Com, at bi oa heller
life meo bin 2anosbspoing forfGr-
oes og ionrer, enonu life moaife
EN- anoen Sang oil iee omuenoe
mig. Ger er itor 5are ior at tabe
iig / oct ior0iife, og oerOeo ta6er
man lit Sierte.
gn ltng0om uoen 5eius er en-
ltn9oom uoen Sn0boIO. % Oerfor
gQloer BET ON, at Seius maa bIi0e
os en- 2ioiens 2ugt til 2io og fife
en- Opens 9ugt til 3e6.
9ernpIt talte Sefretpr gsrien.
6onien al 6%ooersleD ooer De 0ro
al 5obannes 0Bberen: aOmoenoer
eoer. t6i Simmeriges Riee er tou-
met nqr." Som So6nnnes' Orb ben
Sang loo / 5uopas grfen, iaaIeoes
IDoer set ogina iii enbper 3iO og
me0 oen inmme manen0e Groft Ser
mango er oenne acknowledgements
fen life noget f9rfommet Cab, De
me1er, ct ifaI De omuen0es, blioer
9ioet in9boi0slsit. gtei tDprtimoo,
ser pimoes Oerimoo meget, til isrit
Ga bIiper 9iuet im0bolOsrigt, % farit
ga fanr ii 9arneret % aroeret til
Sc epige 9oIieer.
Ger bIe0 iaa giort et Opbolo, i
bpilfet Der bleo orltffet Safe. geo
Slutnineen al aoffeboroet oplGite
Gaitor Simonien al Ofieono en- Ill
le al0orlig o. i~nteresiont 5ortgl-
ling / ipoit Mun0art. Eli 5Iutning
taIte ban ooer GauIi Orb iii Sbl.
mot6eus: rStrio 9roens gooe
Striol"
6pis moi oil Dpre %friitae ullge
@enneifer, fonmer man ito i en-
Strio, een itore, ia ben naer iter.
tie Stria ON 5eins og Snton. Sro.
ell paa Seius faos fun genHem
Strio. Aof er 3roen en- 8noe. men
bar ioaet ben u0en gennem
Strio, Ell Strio meo geroeu og en-
Stamp imoO Jig ielo; tbi Dor egen
3ietfproisbeO maa iIaas / Stpffer,
cg Dor egen' @illie brpoes, % fsrit
fan oi mooto9e 8roen. 90 iaa bIi.
Der Der en- Stamp Tor at oGrne ON
Croen, % BET er at tribe 8roens
qo0e Strio.
ScntOit. MergeluGrfet. 6orleoen
6itermiooag aibolot u9terreRnnas
itrnp @erre0s @ergeliorbuho@ 9e.
i~tpreliesmeoe Dos @aitgioer 5
Brandt Der / gDn. 9aa @ritnO al
,Sitanoipttelie al @raOemaifinen CO
Iignenoe bar Mer9eloPrfet itaaet
title / nogen 5io, bog er Der i oisie
Gage Gsrite l1ge al Marts) an
en- beI Del polite arbeiOere
oa Der 1ommer enonu flere ben /
.Raane0en, oeriblan0t 300 aDlns
Ser. ar6eioet ifal iua optaaes /
Smfang, og bet er not DE
ningen, bpis 5ommeren bIioer goo
meo tert 9eirlig. oa at 6lioe ieroig
meo 6oretagenOet.
Nergelen leDeres oioen omfring.
BELT no forbi 8~oftlnno as 9aerup
til, ligeleoes til 9froOitrnp, goiens
og Deer aersoal. 5 8jor til ben
mooiotte SIDE efter aobel og aa-
9prfet ar6ejoer pan iieroe 9lar
og er ct al De itsrite / Sertu9Osm.
merne.
Saocrslcu. gepge Ben ouerfbtte.
5ormiOoogs ben Z. os. meIiem 81.
10 og il ifete pna Ssnoerbro Sta-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31

Smgrret Dar foriifret.
Ogiaa ieIpe 9p9ningen bar taget
.betpoeIig Sfaoe. 9apta9et er gem
nembranot og mna fornpes. Der
brenote tiaige Ell Gel andre @en-
Itanoe.
SDorleoes 5loen er opitanet, oiOes
life. Man tror, at ben er bleOen
poaiot, life ret lange fbr BEN OBJ
onge0es.
SaOersleu. SorocfGro. @ftermi0-
bags oen 10. IS. iorof9Ite0es ira
6rue Strife ofogoe asbmanO Sacob
S6re0er, ser Man0og Morgen
iloentet afgif peo OGDEN af 9ungebe-
tnnoelie / en- aI0er Of fun 81 aar,
efterlaoenoe Jig en- oIoeritegen @o,
ser = bois eneIte Barn ban bar,
gnfe og to imaa 0renge. Get me
get itore 5sIge, Ser Ieoia9eoe ben
beoengangne til @raben, og Be tai
rige aranie oe glomiter biOneoe ON
BEN 9eItogelie. man fsIte oeo bette
9eosfoIo.
8oitor Mobler taIte / airten ooer
Sr0et / giains SO. aapite[, 6. Beers:
Seger @erren, meoenS ban finoes.
faloer poa BAN, meOens ban er
elsie 0ro baooe bans Mooer en-.
gang benpttet iom llogangspunft
til ct Slogs 8eitamente. Der ifiiloe
operIepere3 Ben mn afo6oe i ct 9reD
iom ban ifuI0e lpie, noor bun par
gaaet til 6oile. @en oct fom ar-
6erleoes; oct bleo Mooeren, iom
tom til at fslge Sennen iii @rapen.
Brriten talte trsitenoe Sro til De
efterIa0te og formanenoe Sro iier
til ben afogoes 8enner ogl1ngooms.'
befenote, ira bpem ban iaa plu0ielig
BAR repen bort.
u6armonien's" Sangforening
oen b~eniooeoe ct 5aroeI /
pe0 at iDnge: gGu. iom tpl.
Ter Steuets 5aarer~ og til Slut-
ming: Scr mig, 0 Sfoo, at oisne
Sncob 5dreoers Gso bar oaft
negen @eofsIelie / bans genue. og
eefenotfreos.
G9eruinnO. Sem Seifcnoepnr.
al. 4p.) gn Sialoen6eo er BET,
II ser / 9ar blioer fonfirmeret fem
SsifenOepar Der ira Sognet nem.
2lbrDgger Miffeliens TO 3ptre
lGgerniuno), 6iifer SUeriens Sen
% Cater og arbeiosmano anore.
ems S6n og Cater (2agmaoe).
clipper Gieliens Sen og 8utter
.ReHobiere) og 86omiens gnfes
SBn o9 Cater (SmeD.
6rlitce. afopo gcfcrnm. r6G. Mn
Get tDnoer no i Dc 9nnlIe getera-
1ers 6pffe: III er otter en- al oem
laaet til Gpe's Brigade, nemlig
lamle Sens 9eterien ira Eraos-
1sl, ION 9srone Den l.. @arts
ior0feite6es pna Den ber0prenoe
airfegaaro. Sens Feterien oar meo
Sreaarsfrigen og oeltog ; Slant
zen Deo Bon % gpbbDI iomt !
Slaget ieo Slsoig. 5or nogle aar
i6en mootog ban 6~eoersgaDen for
lnmle ari9ere o. lioeIebes 100
ar. aarlie ira Sn0aliOeforisrgelien
S~tgbenBdDn lamt Al0eroonlsreflte
.ro inf SIDE.
Sens Beteriel Dar al Der gamle
5fole, Der 6aD6e lart at ie paa
5filliugen 10 @anee, ibr ban oao
Zen no. San baDOe arbeioet baasot
fine pngre Gage; M oar ban i0a-
og maatte aaa OeO 6ilap al
n arpffe Gen afOe6e BAR feot !
eegeifooifo0 aro ben II. 5ept-
1924.
liter 9inSet. ltmsOOmsmpoe. Sil
,et Der / Stationsialen cibolGte
t~ngoomsmsoe 5snOag Den 5.
Qorts cor Der mgot omfring 9eo
80 fleit unge Wenneifer, iaa ga
en- bar omtrent fulo. BED goot
5efstioen begpnote MeOet meo en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31

ton Den llIpffe, at Ell al STANCE
rerne req Rdpn 9luncf nnoer lit
4rbeioe bleo onerfert % lit begge
Ben fnuit. 9eOiaget al ct Bhr 29-
ger fsrtes oen f~oritIpffeOe til SpGe-
buiet.
Zen ~iorulpffeoe beOocr aarI
gluncf. bans Mooer er gnfe %
Dor / @aasfprgooe. Zen ungeMa1o
boooe foret til 5es og Blot opret
ipsieliot pe0 9onen / 4-6 Tiger.
geo gettioen afgif ban OeO 81
ben pna Spgebuiet.
Garl 9luncf nnr fun % aor
gommeI o9 ueift; men ban 6ialp
me0 til at forierge lin Wooer.
Sjcrtina. 8ulobrDllnp. st CANT
melt agto9rOiet geetepor, nemlig
forbeno0rcn6e 8~onroeier 8eterSolit
og SuItru Der al 9pen, fun0e Sirs-
BAG Sen "A. @arts ieire oeres@nIO-
6rplIup. De gamle. iom M 6egae er
bit oppe / Salbfieroierne, er ef-
ter ben lange arbei0sOag enOEu
ioa temmelig rsri9e og roife.
geter Solit er geteran fra 1864
og par meo poa 3ilbosetooet ira
0anueoirfe. San gioroe belle Self
toget me6, og berom fan ban emo
MI iort9le mnngt O9 meaet. 5 De
mango 9tor, Ser er oaaet iioeh bar
ban og bans Suitrll BOG oI0rig
forioget. men me6 Ero poa v6rem-
ti0ens Sag oltio oirfet meO fer
Ben go6e 0anife Sng.
2t 9eter Soft iom en- goo 0anif
Wano aIti0 er meot freioigt pnn
8oIgoagen og bar oigioet in Stem
me, ber meo @lGoe noteres.
a6iIO. SeOcn. (6l. aO.) Otter at
Seoeopoprfningen / ifere aar iaa
goot iom bar itaaet title, la0er
0et IN til, at Der igen if1l begpn-
Oes meo 2lr6eioet. iii 5oranret
fommer Der EN- ampplop fragruns.
PIG. 5 SeIite0 og 9pfifoo er Der
200 0emat tegnet til Blsining, og
i 4bilo 100 9emat, og Der fommer
mooife 80 Iemat til. Priien pr.
1emnt er 10 Mari. gfteriom Cor
Sen itaoig tiger I Gris, fan BET nof
Tonne zig at oprfe Seoen, % 0e-
BEN Der / 9tbiIo er al meget goo De
ifaffen6e0 meo Ger og MergeI til
llnoerlag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31
H1nheriuunnn

Blonot De mango biemIsie, iom Re
preiisiiife Mpnoigbe0er bar Dit
beres OpmRrfiombeO, er iom be-
fenOt Sieneitetarl Moos @Jbolm /
8rens, en- ung Wano, Der or feot
SEEING peo Sferbef og alorig tar
op6oI6t Jig uoenfor 9an0ets 8r9n.
fer. San fit aaereoe / Sanuar 1910
Srore til at Observation-Disclosures
Gobolm bIep imiolertio / 9rpns. og
fgrIt ben 10. September it9oneoes
ban 5orbgr Dos amtsforItanoeren.
Ser ifprpe0es 3rusIen: | 2sbet al
3 Daae ifuloe Ben biemIpie o9re
uoenfor areoiens @r9nier; elers
oar ban biemfal0en til en- 9eoe paa
SO Marf. Som 8egrun0elie an
fgrtes / Sen officieae aunogsrelie,
at gg6olm troos n9etet 9oi9tteI-
jpstiao0elie baooe giftet Jig og taget
gloOs / grens.
gg6olm reiite BOG life. San inO-
ienote en- 9eippring til 9anoraa'
ben, Der afoiIte Sen, men inmtiOig
aau Den bortoiite 6riit til 1. apriI
1911 og gap AmtsforItanoeren Nm
0isning paa at Itaa BAN Ri meo9iaao
% 0aao. aa bar Gegeringspraii-
benton / Slesoig imiolerti0 opbpDet
amtsforitan0erens Anoroning, men
fomtioig tilfeieoe, at Op49oelien
u0eluffenoe ifDloes formeae @runoe,
oq at ser ira competent Steo oil
blioe boIot fait oeo araoet ON, at
Den biemleie ifal opgioe lin noen ben
FOreifrepne 8iGooelie opretteOe 30
Ipttelie I 9rons.
0ette Spar me0Oelte amtsfor-
fanoer GofalIfi @aos ggboIm ben
TO. os., % ban tilfeieoe ifelge
,5iemoaI~ munoIigt:
De fan iaa Observation-Disclosures
ooeralt / Breusien. finn life ! 9o-
bersleo, Aabenraa, SenOerborg og
Sen0er Amter ianit / Be 4 noroIiglte
5ogne al 6~lensborg 9anofreos.
5uis Or imi0lertio life in0en ! n
pril / aor forln0er obennGonte On.
raaoe, oil 9e 6liue transported no
nf Breusieu.1
9ermeo fuloe MaOs gg6olm gao.
Gu fan aItinn De preusiiife Wpn-
oigbeOer begpnoe oeres 5elttog imoo
BAN forfra = Oeres 5orisg paa at
fororipe en- Mnno ira i'm 9iemegn,
foroi ban bar begaaet ben 5orbrp-
Belle at gifte iigl
5clifeb. 6elsbef Npae brGnOt.
Gil. 9(D.) 0nsoag aften ben s.
as. uo6rso 5lo / 5elsbGf @sae.
SI0en opitoo neo, at en- afie Oor 10.
bpu Uarn. 5 ct gu oar bele WfeI'
len forDan0Iet til ct 6lammebao.
Ger meote Spr6iter ira Stu6bPf,
TeliteoifoD og 6eliteO; men De funoe
fntet anoet uorette END begrRnie 81
ben til Meaen. Ger brpnote en-
Gel Sob.
Sp~nOer6Ora. 10000 9unO
NejeriImpr gnaeOe Op / euer. Zen
9. og. ON Morgenen 0eO 5alUiefs-
tioen uobreo Der 5loIss / ct Eager
rum bos ao6mono arobn / 9pb-
5elga6e, ION al JfeprGientanten for
zmgrfirmaet Sddfer / Sam6org,
aebmano hilbert 5ergenien. 6engt-
tes til Opbe0aringsiteo fOr opfgbt
Smer. 1ampiirenerne paa Bon-
toubroens Maifm6us og eleftrici-
tetg0Qrfet fom mart i@ang, og life
ret lpn9e 0~ereiter m6ote 9pens
Sprsiter, Ger maatte tage ganoet
ira EN- lille Gam / nPrliggenoe
Sfanie.
Get par oog ifslge e1pbbsl-
BoIten~ umuligt at reOe no5et. %
gritler 5mer til en- gproi al ONT
rent 1900 Marf, iom ltoo / Stunt
met, bleu 2uernes HoU. SoaO Der
;ffe Imelteoe og lob lin Bel / aeuoe.
ftenen, blep soelagt al aeg og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31

5or ar ll160etoinme oe mango
Soreiperailer ira muiifinteresiereoe
aunoer, bar oi iot os / 5orbinOeiie
me0 uogiperne al friitelig % flos.
iiif Muiif og %til6poer M felgenoe
01uiifbufter (sbeet @uiic) til oeO-
fsieoe 8riier:
Zen tore, bbioe Slot ri i.
af 9iifop $. q. 9rorion. Nuiif
al 6. @rieg. Can't og enaelif
8efit. gris %.
5%aocrpOr.
Muiif al u. Silence. CAN'T og en-
aeIif 8efit. gris 25 Gts.
@iargarctcs gnsseians.
af uaongsemnerne" Senrif Sb'
len. Ruiif al 6. @rieg. ganit %
engelif 9efit. 9ris % Cts.
SGterjcntens Spnoas.
9f Sergen Moe. Muiif al Gle
Bull. Can't og engelif Sefit.
9ris % cts.
aloffeflemt.
ri Soar airfe9aoro. Nuiif al
Sui Oiiier. Ganif 8efit. 9ris 20
Gents.
Sens gejmano".
af Scope aafier. Wuiif Of Carl
0iellen. Danif 3efit. pris 30Gts.
Sansbos for airfefor.
Of Sobn Gable. Snoe9oloenoe
firitemmige Songe (ior Sopran,
alt., Eenor 90 gas) til Drug peo
Sen ofientlige @uOstjenelte og an
6re firtelige 9eiligbeoer.
dgrfte Gel. 60 Ostapiioer.
Sno6nnoen / gopbino. Bris 5Oc.
anotn Gel. AZ OftaDIioer.
Snobunoen / Bapbino. Bris DOC.
Gan. 2utb. BubL. souls e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31
@pmnaitiffcm / SpnberjgaaHo.

Berlin, Is. Marts. ; 2%anoOagens
Meoe / Mites erflrre0e aultusmi'
niiteren, at bar bapOe gioet De BAN
u~n0eror0nene Mpn0igbe0er Snitrif
Ter for at 6ringe oeresG ptrpoen meo
6enipn til OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
/ Roroilesoia I Ooerensitemmelie
me6 Gigsrettens aeuoelie Of 20.
SUM- 1910, iom aigsoa9smano
Snnsien.R srremele fremorog.
Com 5elge beraf fan @DmHaitif'
forbuo / Ror6iIespig for 5remtioen
fun geres gploenoe o0er for ben
ifolepligtige llngoom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-31

Sect oi benoier til ooenItnnenoe V~eooclelie ira
Sr. goItor g. NiinIter, iol foretaor Saskatchewan at
ariIteliat 5oIfebibIiotbef, tinooer ri os at gore Fem
befenot meo SnoboIoet al oe Bigger iom biOtiI er no
TONNE.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-09
MTNCLE
APPEAL
DENIED

Special by United Press.
Oklahoma City, May 3. - The state
criminal court Of appeals in an opin-
ion handed down today affirmed the
sentence Of the lower court in the
case OF Forest Mingle. convicted Of
the murder Of Mrs. Pearl Pearson.
September 6, 1908.
BY decree OF the court Mingle is or.
dered to serve the life sentence that
was imposed upon him.
Mrs. Pearson was killed in a lonely
spot near Belle Isle where it was said
Mingle lured her On nretense Of show.
ing her piece OF real estate.
II was claimed that Mingle was
diamond thief In his defense he
claimed that it was case Of n.stak-
en- identity. declaring that he was a
travelling salesman working ou, Of
Wichita
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-09
DISCUSS WORK
OF THE W.C.T.U.

There was small but representa-.
tive crowd al the Baptist church last
night to hear Miss Hollister. the na.
tional lecturer for the W. G I. d.
Miss Hollister spoke strongly for
the cause Of temperance and explain.
ed the work OF the w. c. It. u, show.
ing how 1t was often misunderstood.
She said the union did not wage open
war on the saloons. although their alb.
ollshment Is the ultimate result hoped
for, but did it's work by teaching tenn
perance in the schools and co-operat-
ing with the law makers in getting
better laws on the liquor subject
Miss Hollister also spoke TO the high
school students yesterday afternoon
and to the I. /. & c. girls this morning.
There was not enough present at
the meeting at the Carnegie library
yesterday afternoon to reorganize the
w c. T U. and that will be taken up
later by the state president, Mrs. Cora
10. Hannett
Miss Hollister and Mrs. Hannett left
this morning for Geary. Okla.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-09
FORMER LAWTON
EDITOR HERE


Roy Williams. Of Lawton. agricul-
turalist. statesman and journalist. was
here today. visiting among friends. He
is starting out on a trip which includes
several important towns in Oklahoma,
a peek at his old haunts up in Mis-
souri, and then the rest Of the summer
on the Pacific coast.
Mr.. Williams was one Of the pioneer
newspaper men in Lawton. continuing
in the business tin a few months ago.
He has a fine farm Of several hundred
acres near Lawton and one Of the
handsomest country homes in Olxlano.
ma. Alfalfa and hogs is his plat
form as a FARMER
Yes. the smell of printers ink al
ways makes me sit up and take no
tice. said Mr.. Williams. I'm have to
get back in the harness some day. can't
help it, There isn't enough work about
farming to suit me and there is too
much work about a newspaper office,
but between the two evils ! choose the
latter"
Mr. Williams has been a member Of
the last two legislatures and has TAX
en- prominent part in law-making
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-09
FELL UPON The FEDERAL
TROOPS AT DAYBREAK
Seize South Part Of City - Madero's
Order to Retreat is Disobeyed;
Surrender of City Asked.

les as TO the actual cause OF the con.
flict
General Madero thinks remarks at
tributed to Colonel Tambourel Of the
federal garrison Ia Juarez, taunting
the insurrectos, incensed them. Gen
eral Madero IN statement issued RE-
grets the occurrence.
Not feTs Americans were among
those who entered Juarez The first
person killed on the American side Of
the line was Antonio Garcia. who was
standing BY the side Of the Associated
Press correspondent about 200 yards
from the advancing insurrectos across
the river. A woman sitting on porch
several blocks within the city received
a bullet in her wrist and another in
her abdomen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-09
ATTENTION VETERANS
AND DAUGHTERS.

BY present schedule train No. 734
from Mangum to which our 1886
chair car win be attached leaves
Chickasha at i0:50 a. m, May 18th.
arrives at Oklahoma City ii 1.4o D.
m: leaves OKLAHOMA City at CPS p.
M. arrives at Little Rock at 1880 a.
m. on May IS.
Now remember, the above is its
present schedule. A new schedule
goes into effect on Sunday the l4th
inst. but Il is not known by the agent
at this writing. whether this change
will affect our. reunion car or not. If
the change affects it at all It will be
only from Chickasha to Oklahoma
City. James Bishop the ticket agent
has kindly promised to notify me at
once. II any change takes place.
J. d. VANCE.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-09
GET MAN
and TEAM

Have black team. blue military
blanket. and man in jail So read a
telegram received by Sheriff Lewis
late Monday afternoon from the sher-
if at Nowata, Okla.
Mr. Lewis called up the Nowata
sheriff by phone and found that the
description OF the team corresponded
exactly with that stolsn from Oscar
Lynch at Ninnekah on the night Of
April 10. The sheriff happened to
know the team pretty well becase he
sold it to Mr. Lynch.
Mr. Lynch left last night for Nowata
to bring the man and team back to
this county. He had little doubt that
the right man and team had been
found.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-09
Special hy United Press.

Special by United Press.
san Diego. Calf, May 3. Two
thousand insurgents under Captain
Price drove the federal garrison from
Ra Juana this morning and took pos.
session Of the Town.
When the rebels entered the town
several buildings including the bull
fighting ring were in flames.
The wounded insurrectos crossed
the border and surrendered to the
United states troops. Among them
were Henry King Of Mobile Ala,
wounded in the arm; F.. j. Collins, Of
Springfield, Mass: wounded in both
arms: and James Dunn. a Frenchman,
wounded in the groin. Dunn stagger.
ed across the line and fell dead.
After examining the dead and
wounded following the battle. the reb.
els declared that the federaIs had
used dun dunn bullets which are for
hidden BY the rules Of civilized war.
fare. These bullets have soft nose
and spread out when they strike.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-09
Horse Thief
Breaks Jail


Special BY United Press.
Nowats, Okla, May 9. Lead by
Mike Morgan, an alleged horse thief
eight prisoners confined IN the county
jail made their escape and are still at
large.
Three OF the men who escaped we're
charged with murder Six other pris-
oners refused to leave the jail.
The city council was IN session at
the time Of the jail delivery and they
at once joined the officers in oreaniz-
ing a posse to pursue the escaped pris-
oners.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-09
STILL FIGHTING
TO HOLD THE
MOTOR CAR

In spite OF the representation made
by the Rock Island officials that they
were forced to abandon the motor car
service between this city and Wauri
ka becausedt didn't pay, the Chamber
of Commerce is still keeping up the
fight to hold the train.
Secretary Kirkpatrick has been busy
bombarding the company officials
with protest messages and presenting
arguments to show why the train
should be continued.
II. NJ. Hallock, division superinten-
dent at El Reno. was here today and
conferred with c. Of c. officials on the
subject We have a hard fight on
our hands. but we still have hope. Z"
said Mr. kirkpatrick this afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-09
HEAVY VOTE
IS POLLED

Oklahoma City, slay q Oklah0-
ma city ID today electing mayor and
fonr other commissioners under the
new charter adopted so days ago, II
has been one OF the bitterest cam.
paigns ever waged IN the city.
Political wiseacres estimate that Os.
car Amerineer, the socialist candidate
for mayor win receive from 200 to 4
SEQ votes Republican party leaders
are jubilapt over the situation as they
claim that il means the defeat Of the
democrats.
A heavy vote is being polled.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-09
APPEALFOR
$500. 600

Special BY united Press.

Special BY United Press
Washington, May 3 The Ameri-
can Federation t4:ay issued an appeal
to the union men Of the country for
100000 to be used in the defense Of
John J. Mcnamara, accused Of connec-
ton with the Los Angeles dynamiting.
Behind the prosecution says the
printed statement ISSUED by the tel
Grafton stand an unscrJpulous delec-
tive agency, the Erectors Association.
with millions Of wealth al rs cons
mand, controlled BY corporate al
llances against organized labor
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-09
WILSON
DENIES
REPORT
No Head for University
Named; Policy Of
Board.


Oklahoma City, May 3, You can
state for me that no name other than
that Of President Evans Of the state
has been mentioned before
the state board Of education, said
State Superintendent Wilson, when
asked II it was true that another per-
son had been agreed upon for presi-
dent of the university for the next
year. A local paper had been persist
ent in announcing that Professor Kin
cannon of Clinton, Miss, had been Sc
lected for the position.
4 don't know what the idea is be-
hind the attempt to spread such re-
port said the superintendent. unless
it is to create sentiment. / know that
the name OF this man has never been
mentioned by single member Of the
board in connection with the posi-
ton"
To the Daily Express correspondent
Supt. Wilson said today. 1T is the
policy OF the board to select teachers
solely on the basis of their quaIifica-
tions. Endorsements from political
sources. churches or any other organ
ization will be disregarded. in fact
they viii be detriment to the
applicant"
When inquiry was made as ID when
the faculty Of the J. ]. q G., at Chick
Easha win be selected, Mr.. Wilson said.
7 think it is safe to say that no teach
ers win be elected till after the close
of school. The board will be in ses-
sion next week"
AS near as any official Indication
of the policy of the board in the fu-
ture. could be ascertained, no head Of
any institution or teacher who is Civ
ing satisfaction will be displaced. In
the case of any teacher being dissatis-
fled with his or her present location
or if it be agreed by any head of an
Institution that if any competent
teacher might give better satisfaction
in another place, and the trarsfer re-
commended. it will be made instead Of
losing a good teacher altogether.
So far as possible and every effort
will be made to make it So, the
schools Of the state will be conducted
with instructors fitted for the posi-
tions, is the statement Of the state
superintendent. After complete in
vestigation by members Of the board
Of education the right kind Of men for
the heads Of institutions will be select
ed and they will be held responsible
for the conduct of the schools. They
viii be consulted first in the selection
Of teachers and then looked to for a
strict enforcement of rules governing
the conduct Of the schools.
It is positively stated that nothing
has been decided on in connection
wita the heads of the schools.