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The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-25
WOMEN SLEEP ON
CUNBOAT$;SA|LORS
PATROL COR|NTO
Marines from the Denver Expected
to Open Telegraph Lines
in Nicaragua

Associated Press Dispatch
Washington, Aug. 24-Detaeh-
NETS Of blue Jackets from the gum
boat Annapolis and the collier JUS
tin, patrolIing the city at night; an
armed guard of volunteers. made up
largely of the foreign element act
ing as police during the day and all
the foreign women and children In
the port sleeping on the American
naval vessels, describes the situation
in Corinto according to the last re-
ports from American Consul John
son.
The report was dated Aug %
Telegraph and rail communication
between the port and Managua had
then been severed nearly week BY
the rebels, who We're believed to bt
in possession of stations on the line
of the railroad The last message
from American Minister Wcitze
was taken from the capital to the
coast by Commander Terhune of tht
Annapolis, who had gone up tt
Managua to confer with Ministe
Weit2el ~
The gunboat Denver is due at Co
rinto today or tomorrow. She prob
ably will be sent Immediately to Sal
Juan del Sur and maintained ther
for a while to keep up communi
cation by wireless with the Annapo
lis and the Justin at Corinto. A
soon as the Denvhr's marine are
landed at Corinto. they probably viii
be sent inland to reopen and main
tain telegraphic and rail communi
cations with the capital
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-25
GOV WILSON ADMITS
CHAIRMAN M'C0MBS
Is SERIOUSLY ILL.

Associated Press Dispatch.
New York, Aug. 2i-Gov Wood
row Wilson went to a club In New
York City, tonight. to rest over SUN
day. He is expecting to see no one
until Monday, when ne is to confer
with Vice Chairman McAdoo and
members of the national committee
on programs and speaking engage
ments The Governor confirmed the
report that Chairman McComhs
might not he able to return to active
management of the campaign. His
illness -- intestinal poisoning - has
taken a turn for the worse and 1t is
now seriously doubted whether ne
will recover in time to take much
part In the campaign.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-25
HIGH SCHOOL is
FEATURED BY ITS
BUSINESS COURSE
Nearly Half Of Students are Enroll
ed as Members Of Com.
mercial Department

The commercial department of the
Chiro High School was ftslly or
ganized year since by the addition
| of courses in stenography and type
writing. The past year has DEM
onstrated the favor of this depart
ment with patrons. Out of total
enrolment of 263 in the high school
106 were enrolled in the commercial
courses. The department will have
to be given larger quarters by the
shifting of science and sewing rooms
and installing said department in
the largest room on the second floor
The opening of the coming term will
see some 125 enrolled in the com
mercial courses and the increase will
have some needed conveniences, viz:
/. Seated with a sufficient num-
Der of single desks to accommodate
the large classes In bookkeeping and
penmanship.
2, Five new typewriting machines
added, making the department
double its last years capacity.
3, Suitable typewriter stands or
tables supplied for every machine.
A, The spelling and writing
periods will be increased from s to
as minutes daily, thus enabling the
| students to become proficient in these
subjects, the foundations of every
business virtue. The other subjects
of the course will receive continued
attention. These subjects are Eng
| lish composition, rhetoric and litera-
ture; algebra and business arith-
commercial law; English history,
commercialiaw; English history,
| American history and civies; indus
trial history and two years of Ger
| man.
The college preparatory depart
| ment has been enlarged to enable
| students to prepare for college
courses in engineering, literature
| and art, and in medicine, pharmacy
and science. These courses include
English, latin, mathematics, German,
| science ana history.
| There is another course, the cleo.
tive, which is distinctive in permit
ting students of this course to choose
or elect half of all of the subjects
studied and is particularly recon-
mended to those students who expect
to finish school work with the com.
pletion of a high school course OF
three or four years.
The courses in domestic science
sewing and cooking and free hand
drawing are open to all students
IN all courses above enumerated. The
same is true of the manual training
courses In shop or bench work, turn,
ing andD mechanical drawing The
Board of Education has secured the
services of Miss Idaho Sutherland ol
concluded ON Page SIx.l
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-25
COLORADO WILL JOIN
SUTHERLAND'S FLEET

Associated Press Dispatch.
Seattle, Wash, Aug. 24.--Orders
were received at Puget Sound navy
yard, today for the arh1ored cruiser
Colorado 10 proceed without delay
to Borinto and join the feet under
Rear Admiral Sutherland.
The Colorado is coaling for the
trip and probably will get away to-
morrow morning.
Orders also were received to place
the cruiser Cleveland in commission
and prepare her to follow the Colo
RADIO as soon as possible.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-25
DEAD LOCK IN
CONGRESS COMES
BEFORE CLOSING
Senate and House Confsrees Dis
agree on Provisions Of Def.
ency Appropriation Bill
BOTH HOUSES STAND PAT
President Taft Is Forced to Change
Time Of Leaving Capital for
Summer Home
Associated Press Dispatch.

Associated Press Dispatch.
Washington, Aug. 24.-After a
long time of Killing and jockeying,
both houses of Congress, tonight,
were separated from the long-delay-
ed final adjournment by disagree
ment on single appropriation bill.
Both houses recessed late in the
day to allow the conferees on the
general deficiency appropriation bill
time to struggle with seemingly
iron bound deadlock. The commit
tee had wrangled and argued all day
when the Senate recessed from 6 tc
$50 o'clock Senator Warren, chair
man of the Senate conferees impa-
tiently declared that no agreement
was in sight.
When the day began there was ap-
parently general confidence that
the session would be over before
nightfall. Many Senators and Rep
resentatives had left Washington,
the President had arranged to go to
the capitol in the afternoon to sign
the final bills of the session and leave
for Beverly.
When both houses determined
upon night session he delayed his.
plans and tentatively arranged to
LEAVE az midnight.
When the Senate re-convened
Senator Warren, from the confer
ence committee on the general de-
ticiency bill, reported a fiat dis
agreement on provisions in the meas
ure. He said the committee had
been in session since early in the
day and had earnestly endeavored
to reach an agreement without re-
suits:
Senate Insists.
II therefore move that the Sen
ate insist upon its amendment to the
bill, and that further conference be
requested"
Senator McCumber wanted tc
know just what the matters in dis
agreement were: Warren enumerat-
ed among others claims of states
against the United States.
Legislation regarding water work.
in Hawaii.
Extra months pay for House en-.
ployes. e'-TvwT.
A provision to repay the persons
who paid the ransom of Miss Eller
Stone, to the Macedonian brigands
No motion for the Senate to re
cede was made and Warren's motor
prevailed The measure went bacf
to conference with Senators Warren
Bourne and Culberson as conferee'
on the part Of the Senate.
The House also ordered furthei
conference and adjournment early
tonight was remote.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-25
MEMBERS LEAVE
WASHINGTON BUT
CLAPP WANTS MEETING.
Associated Press Dispatch.

Associated Press Dispatch.
Washington, Aug. 24.--Chairman
Clapp of the special committee to In
yestigate campaign contributions as
soon as he was notified OF Col.
Rooseveit's desire to appear before
the committee, to decide whether 4
hearing could be held Monday. He
was able to reach only Senator Lea.
Senator Pomerene had started for
his train for Ohio, not more than all
hour before Roosevelt's message
reached Washington. Senator oliver
left earlier in the day. Senator
Jones also had made arrangements
to leave for his home in Washington
state.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-25
RIDE 1000 MILES
IN AUTOMOBILE
W. A. McNight and Family Return
from Three Weeks Trip
in South

Two thousand miles In an auto, Is
the record as registered by w. A.
Meningitis speedometer on his
three weeks trip through a portion
Of Kentucky and Tennessee. Mr..
Mcknight, wife and son returned
yesterday via Paducah in their Max-
well reporting fine trip. On their
trip south they went to Mr.. Me-
Knights old home at Murfreesboro.
Tenn, southeast of Nashville, where
they spent week. They visited
Nashville and many other points en-
route.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-25
PRESIDENT TAFT SIGNS
PANAMA CANAL BILL

Associated Press Dispatch.
Washington, Aug. "a President
Taft signed the Panama canal bill
tonight. Following this he sent a
memorandum suggesting the advis-
ability of the passage Of resolu-
tion, which would declare that this
measure was not considered by this
government a violation of the treaty
provision regarding the canal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-25
SMALL FIRE AT PLANT
MISSISSIPPI BOX COMPANY,

The boiler room at the Mississippi
Box company's plant. west OF Sycas
more street, south of the bridge.
caught fire about 10 o'clock yester-
day morning, caused by pile OF
sawdust becoming ignited The
damage was light. The two uptown
stations responded.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-25
COL. ROOSEVELT
Wants TO TELL
| Of STANDARD OIL
Sends Telegram to Chairman CIapp
| Asking Privilege Of Telling
His Version
MEMBERS LEAVING CAPITAL
Senator Luke Lea Only One Senat-
Or clapp Can Now Confer
With About Matter
MEMBERS LEAVING CAPITAL
Associated Press Dispatch.

Oyster Bay. N. r., Aug. 24.-col.
Theodore Roosevelt made it known,
tonight. that he desires to testify at.
the earliest possible moment before
the Senate committee, Investigating
campaign contributions. He has di-'
rected his offices in New York to-
telegraph Senator Clapp, chairman
of the Senate committee. that he
would like to appear before the COM
mittee, Monday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-25
TAFT vETOES COSSA
RIVER DAM BILL

Associated Press Dispatch.
Washington, Aug "a President
Taft tonight vetoed the Cossa rived
dam bill. The Presidents message
stated that his disapproyal was
based on the general principle that
no water power legislation should
be enacted without having to recon-
pense the government in some pro-
portion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-25
ARREST RUNAWAY
YOUTH In CAIRO,

Raymond Quinn, Of Barlow. Ky,,
was arrested here last nightly Of
ficers Shelves and Powers for rum
ming away from home, at the ret
quest Of his guardian, xnel
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-25
CHICAGO CARMEN
REFUSE TO ACCEPT
WAGE AGREEMENT
Associated Press Dispatch.

Chicago. Aug 24---After union
leaders and company officers of the
two surface street car systems to-
night had reached a compromise
agreement on new wage scale, the
Joint committee of the car men re-
fused to accept it. Arrangements
then were made for renewal OF
conferences between the two sides in
Mayor Harrison's office on Monday
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-25
WHAT HAVE
YOU TO SWAP?

Perhaps you haze a co1o
you'd like to trade for a
horse. Perhaps that old
baby buggy could be
sovapped for something
useful. The Ssuapper
Habit sviH not cost you
anything and yet It may
bring a fair profit to you.
Turn to the Classified
Advertising Page and
read the rules.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-25
wEATHEl.
II i

Illinois Continued warm Sunday
and Monday.
Kentucky and Missouri = Fair
Sunday; Monday probably fair and
continued warm.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-25

CONCLUDED on Page Six,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-25

Concluded on Page six.)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-12
SO. WEST
ASSO'N OF
CHURCHES
Will Hold the Annual SeS
sion in ChiCkaSha
Oct. 1924

The Southwestern Association of
Congregational churches and minis.
ters will be in session in Chickasha
October 23-24 Delegates win be fur
nished rooms and breakfast in the
homes OF the city and dinner and sup
per viii be served by the Ladies' Aid
society.
The general theme for discussion is
The Church and Modern Social Prob
lens. the entire program being as fol-
lows
PROGRAM.
Wednesday Afternoon, Oct. %.
800 Devotional Service. J. II. Park.
er
$50 Organization.
f.00-The Association VIII Sit as an
Ecclesiastical Council to Ex-
anime and ordan Clifford G.
Thompson.
Evening Session.
7s0 Devotional Service J. r.
scotford.
Ordination Sermon Calvin f
Moody
ordaining Prayer and Laying
On OF Hands J. E. Pershlng.
Right Hand Of Fellowship. w
H. stubbin.
Charge to the Pastor C G
Murphy.
Charge to the People c. Z
Tower
Communion Service. Rev Nun
ply and Rev Tower
Thursday Morning.
s:0O-Deyotional Service. A. N
Nickel
n $3.50 Business.
/ io.OO Report from Churches.
/ io.8o-How to Reach the Wofklnl
man J. r.. Pershing.
1856 Discussion.
Ii:0O-Is the Church Really seryin
, the Present Age? r. R. Shot
maker.
r 1890 Discussion.
7 Religious Education c. G. Mu
ply
Afternoon Session.
{ 2:0O-Devotional Service. z
\ Shoemaker
e 2S0-How 10 Enrich the Church Sc
vice A. NJ Mickle.
b $500 Woman's Home
T. 4:O0-The Rural Church and the Col
;, munity C. T. Knight
Y 420-The City Church and the Coz
e munity j. K. Scotford
a Evening Session
Devotional C. G. Murphy
X soc The Minister for the Church
.g Today e. e. Tower
+ $40 The Social Message Of the Als
ern Pulpit J. W. serogga.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-12
LAST DAY
OF GREAT
REVIVAL

Last night Evangelist CCale preach
ca to a crowded house on the subject
Of Excuses Alter noticing several.
excuses that men offer for not being
religious. he took up the excuse Too
Many Hypocites IN the church" :"
Among other things, he said, Il deal
with hundreds and thousands Of people
from month to month. and the more I
learn OF humanity the more I am Goa
vinced Of the goodness that pay be
found in human nature deliberately
say that / could count on the fingers
OF my two hands all the real hypocitcs
/ nave ever found In the church, and
then have some fingers LETT on which
to count. The man vino hides behind
a hypocrlt in order to stay out OF the
church is great deal smaller man
than the hypocrit behind whom he
hides. He looks like a chigger hiding
behind an elephant. Sin in your OWL
life is what prompts you to make this
excuse. Get the devil and meanness
out of your life and you viii never
make such an excuse again.
At the close Of the service there
were eight conversions. Tomorrow a
TO a. mi the evangelist win explain
the VOWS which all assume who JOIN
the Methodist church. This viii b
followed BY she reception Of member
and the baptism Of children AT 4
o'clock the evangelist kin discuss tn
subject OF Influence from the text
! NO Man Liyeth tInlo Himself II
viii give his ideas Of some Of the eul
rent evils, especially from the stant
point Of influence. At p. m. ther
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-12
RECORDOF
LAST YEAR
EXCEEDED


The summary Of all The reports from
the city schools show an enrolment
OF 1862 pupils for the first school
month with an average daily attend
ance Of 1886 and d total Of POI tardies
90ne thing which we are pleased to
note is that only four cases Of corporal
punishment were reported for all the
white schools three Of these at the
West school and one at the high
school, not one at the North or South
schools, said supt Ramey. The Lin.
coin schools reports l6. The percent.
age Of attendance in the white schools
is SO.
The enrolment 81 the first month
last year was l7z2, with an average
daily attendance Of 1886 The discI.
pline OF all the school Is good and the
spirit for work on the part Of both
teachers and pupils was never better.
Much interest IS being manifested
at the different schools in the introduc.
ton Of plays and games for the chill.
dren, and to furnish the grounds with
play ground apparatus The teachers
an pupils, assisted by the ianltors.
are taking the lead and Che board 81
education will give some aid to com-
plete their plans Besides their swing.
teeter boards giant strides and tobos
gan slides, voley BAN courts vlll ba
arranged soon ana it is expected q
spirit sin deyel0p for shis most tealsh.
lul game equal to Chat 81 basksf BAH.
/ with he difference that forty e flft1
children can take part ID One amA
THESE things an tend g improve the
health and physical DEVELOPMENT of
the children and should receive evefe
5 announcement BY al interested. saws
Mr. Rameg
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-12
Next Three Weeks VIII Find the
Democratic Speakers Busy
in All Parts Of the
State
MOOSERS ALSO PLAN
FOR HARD BATTLE
Apparently Little Doing in the
Regular Republican Camp
Attitude of Electors Pres
ents a Chirese Puzzle

Oklahoma City. Oct. ~. For TITO
next three weeks the Democracy Of
Oklahoma win conduct an aggressive
campaign. For ihe greater part Of
this time all Of the candidates for con
gress in this state win Be OH the stump
and Senator Owen will speak almost
constantly. Besides these there will
be several speakers from the outside
including Senator Vardaman of Missis-
sippi and Mr. Bryan, Ollie James and
perhaps others The organization is
getting into good shape and a number
Of local speakers are on the stump, SO
that within the next three weeks every
hamlet and cross road in the state will
be reachsd BY some Democratic ora
tor. Large quantities Of literature are
going out daily from state headquarters
to the various county campaign com
mitteos, where in turn it is being dis
tributed to the voters
Thus far there is little evideSce Of.
any activity on the part Of the regular
Republican organization. There is very
little straight Republican speaking aud
ii any Taft literature Is iii circulation
in Oklahoma nobody at Democratic
state headquarters or anybody else
where In the state has been informed
Of this fact Il Is known that the TAFT
campaign management has abandoned
Oklahoma While the Taft managers
have been informed q the sort pf dCtA
bic cross they have received ]at the
hands Of Bird Mcclure, Jim Harris and
Dick Morgan, they know now chat
there is no remedy for this condition
and they are not going to waste any
money or effort when whatever they
might do might be to the advantage
Of the third term candidate They have
(Continuea on Page 81
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-12
Smith TO
SPEAKHERE


The first speaker sent to chlcka.
sha during the campaign by the Dem
ocratio state committee viii be Hon.
If H Smith Of Shawnee, no is sched-
uled to appear before the Wilson and
Marshall club On Friday evenieg 0cto-
Der 49,
1lr Smith is a prominent lawyer
and is a nominee FOR representative
in his county. He is recognized as one
of the ahlest camgaigners In the state,
being man Of marked powers as an
orator Everybody is invited 70 hear
him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-12
Star
WIT NESS
E0D CTATE
EUR OlHIE
Tells Story Of BeCkner'S
Connection with MUr-
der Of Gambler
Telegram by pnrted Press

Nit1A 0Ah W RlhAEA y EnA
New York, Oct, l2. Jack Rose. the
star witness in the Becker trial, today
gave BIS occupation as a gambler. He
said he collected money for Becker.
Rose detailed his acquaintance with
Becker and told Of Beckers meeting
Rosenthal in the Elks club to discuss
going into business together.
Becker. he said, advanced $500 as
his interest III the gambling house. lie
said afterwards Becker told him that
complaints were being made that the
Rosenthal place was running wide
open. Becker told Rose to inform Ros-
ehihal that be would have to make a
raid.
Rose protested, but Becker said his
iub depended on it. He said he would
raid tie place and then turn everybody
loose.
Rose said that following the raid
policemen were placed in the Rosen-
thai establishment Rosenthal pro-
tested to Becker ana they conferred
seygal times but couldn't fix matters.
The policemen remained Rose said
Rosenthal finally threatened to expose
Becker to the district attorney Beck.
or told Rose he must step Rosenthal.
He told him to ten him that Jack zelig
wanted Rosenthal put ont out Of the
way and said he wanted Rosenthal
killed.
Rose then told Of seeing Whitney
Lewis and Lefty Louie and arranging
for them 10 do the killing. Becker said
Rosenthal would make squealers Out
81 others aud that his killing would
ael Is a warming lo others
$50 he was kitloa By the men Becker
forced me to hire" Rose testified
After the murder Rose said he asked
becker II he saw Rosenthal's body and
he said Becker replied, Yes and g
pleasant sight II was. II il hadn't beer
/ for tie present district attorney
would have torn his heart out
Rose said be offered TO have Rosen
thai beaten 70 close his mouth bu
Becker insisted on the killing
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-12
REAL ESTATE IS MORE
AcTlVE-sALEs REPORTED


Increased activity in the market for
land and city property is reported for
the past week The following deals
are reported By Major Bros
George and William Reed bought
40o acres. situated six miles from Tut
tie. from Samuel and Milne Riddle, the
consideration being $1,000
chas s. Lynch sold S2o acres, i5
miles east OF Chickasha. near Blanoh.
ard, to George and Frank Meadows,
consideration $4,000
A six room house on South Hill be,
longing to Walter Phillips. was sold
to Mrs Robbins for $1,000
"A six room house with quarter block
at Nineteenth and Dakota, belonging
to Mrs J. r. Jacobs, was sold to ~ a.
Mapley Cor $4,000.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-12
AUTO THIEF
THWARTED

But for his inexpcriencc IN the ham
ding of an automobile. a near thief
would have undoubtedly gotten away
with Fred Frey's auto last night He
made his getaway from the Frey gar
age and ran the car block away from
the house. where ~ an attempt to
SHIFT the gears, he killed the engine,
which refused to start again and the
auto had to be abandoned
It was found there this morning and
tracks about the machine, together
with numerous half burned matches
showed that a desperate attempt had
been made to locate the trouble. bul
tc 40 avail
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-12
; s4%#@@48#4##@'
, WEATHER FORECAST.

= Tonight fair aud colder with :
: frost. Sunday fair =
= $@$4*@4@@e@*4ess ,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-12
THE scoRg.
Telegram BY United Preaa

Fenway Park, Boston, Oct 12.--With
Bedient opposing the mighty Mathew
son in a fierce pitchers battle here to-
day. the Red Sox took the fifth game
Of the series by a-score OF , to 1.
Bedient twirled in superb form and
let the Giants down with four hits,
while the Red sox got to Matty fer
five safe ones. The game was error.
less but Tor one bobble by New YORK..
1t was BY far the best game PLAYED
to date in this series.
Boston scored in the second, after
which Matthewson frightened up and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-12
RED SOX WIN
SCORE 2 Tel

allowed no more scores. New York's
score came in the fatal seventh, but
their attempts to tie the score in the
eighth and ninth we're futile.
The teams viii rest over Sunday and
play the sixth game at the Polo
grounds on Monday Il the Red sox
win Mondays battle, they will 5e
champions Of The world 1t is probable
that Wood will oppose Marquard on
the mound in Mondays game.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-12
Purple and Gold Victors
in q Furious Battle
PARADE MARKS
DISCOVERY DAY
Telegram by unItad Preaa

~TTTT ~ " NE7NN~" ? ? H"H
New York, Oct IT, Six thousand
fighting men, three regiments Of blue.
jackets and one regiment of marines
paraded down Fifth avenue today in
honor Of the 420th anniversary Of the
discovery Of America
Il was the opening ceremony Of the
anpual fall review Of the Atlantic fleet,
which ends Tuesday when the fleet
yill be reviewed BY President Taft.