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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05
TN T'EIE WAKE OF THE GAME:
BY Gus Malbeyt.

1t must be a source of great salts
faction not to say joy to The be
nishtcd dcnizeus ~ that prehistoric
community to realize that even should
they be cheated out Of rag to float
at their masthead. they made Colt
vlllo srovei and aquirm in sack cloth
and ashes TO the last we have en-
tcr;aincd = hope-no matter how for
Torn. II was still hope-that Man
ager Griffin nigh. do tho unexpected
and nnsh in the van OF tho race. That
hope which weiled in our manly bosom
has now been condensed into chaft,
and. even Ike unto the biblical chan
OF which We wot. has been carried to
the ends OF the earth boforc tho winds.
II Is either Roanoke or Petersburg,
and as FOR us. We Viii await the final
decision before vcn.uring p prediction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05

we and some sulaca in hrurirE that
wo may remember tho may tn days to
come-thnt we may land as good as
second likewise remember tine
"lf '-Roanokr takes All four games
from Petersburg and We take all four
from Norfolk th.n 10 ia second for
ours. and we viii he reasonably close
20 the leaders And should Petorsburr
take all four from ROANOKE ana We
grab the nuiiro srries from the Tars.
we viii likewise finish 30 second
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05

'Hnttci fog Grant III seventh.
batttN lur Benton IN eighth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05

Roanoke set a Virginia League rec
ord yesterday, playing fun eight and
one half inning game In ono hour and
uvc minutes. George Cowan 4mnired
which gives him credit for pushing
matters along
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05

The Giants gained half game on
the Cubs Yesterday. McGraw dic!ded
with the fhillcs. while Marty OiTooie
and the Pittsburgh club won over
Frank Chances outfit
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-22
TAFT WILL
NOT ACCEPT
A PENSION
Andrew Carnegie'S Plan
Fails TO Meet With
General Approval
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press
Washington, Nov. %. Taft doesn't
want Andrew Carnegies $4,000 a
year pension after he leaves the pres.
idency but at present he will with
hole all comment on it, because Of his
friendship for Carnegie
Eventually he win probably endorse
the idea, but decline the acceptance or
the money for himself. This was the
statement today Of those who discuss.
ed the matter with Taft.
The presidents friends insisted that
hc wouldn't accept the money, first,
because he might again be candi.
date and wouldn't want to be under
obligations. and second. because he
owns property in Cincinnati valued at
$4,000 and 100000. His brother,
Charles P Taft is also Immensely
wealthy
Public officials OF prominence here
almost unanimously disapproved Of
the Carnegie pension plan. The gen
esal objection was that the accept
apce of such a gratuity was beneath
the dignity Of an ex-president.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-22
1000 DEAD
AS RESULT
OF QUAKE
Telegram by United Press

Telegram by United Press.
Mexico City Mexico, Nov pa
late report from the state Of Mexico
places the number Of the dead as a
result of Tuesdays earthquake at
probably more than one thousand per-
sons
Every building in the town Of Acam.
bay was demolished, a church col
lapsed, killing the worshippers. Other
towns in the northern part Of the
state are reported destroyed and hun
dreds killed or injured
The great hill in the center Of the
district is said to have turned into a
volcano today smoking and throwing
up great masses of rock. Scientists
declare this is a new quake cenrer
and will be a constant menace to Mex
ico City which is only 50 miles ais
tant on an air line
The district is being rapidly depop
ulated and people are abandoning
their possessions, leaving the dead
unbnried
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-22
Touches
Hearts Of Hearers

men and women say. If / had heard
the voice of Jesus calling me, | would
20 to the ends of the earth with Him.
No you wouldn't You have heard
him a thousand times and you have
traded him off for mess Of pottage
OF this earths goods. He has called
you as plainly as he called to Mary.
be has called you at the bedside Of a
friend He has called you through
the love Of your mother viii you
answer and follow him? You have
refused him time after time and when
it comes time to die and you are not
saved, you will cry out that you are
not ready to die, that you do not want
to die, and You win plead with the
doctor at your bedside IL there be a
doctor, not to let you die because you
are not ready and do not want to die,
but the doctor is powerless to aid you.
You will die and God has never saved
soul that merely wants to escape
the pit OF hell In demonstrating
that Jesus win save any and all who
ask and believe III him, Dr. Wolfe
said: "The poor blind beggar who had
sat by the roadside and begged for
many years, heard a trampling Of feet
and he asked what was the cause Of
all the commotion and they told him
ID hush, that It was Jesus, the King
Of the Jews, who passed and he said
! am going to ask him to restore my
sight And Jesus came and restored
the sight of the poor blind beggar, be
cause he believed in Him and called
upon Him. Jesus is the master OF
the universe and He Is master Of the
devil He is master OF the physical
universe and causes spring. summer
and winter to come. He causes the
flcwers to bloom and the trees tc
bear fruit. The farmer says, In the
/ spring ! will plant that field in corn
and that field in oats and that field
in potatoes, and it is Jesus who
makes the spring and brings the
warm sunshine and rain that causes
the farmers seed to grow and pro
duce
4 Friday night Rev Wolfe will preach
Oh The Judgment Day and Mr. An
( derson viii sing more Of his Mother
songs, for which ne is noted
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-22
Annual Session Of County Asso-
citation to Be Held in Chick.
asha November 28.30
Crowd Expected
RECEPTION and LECTURE
ON FIRST EVENING
Interesting Programs Arranged
in Four Sections Grady Del
egation Going to Lawton
in Special Car

The annual meeting Of the Grady
County Teachers association will be
held in Chiekasha November 2S-S0,
opening on the evening Of Tbanksgiv-
ing day with a reception and a lecture
by some prominent educator at K. P.
hall The program is arranged in four
sections, all OF which will be in ses,
sion Friday morning, winding up at
noon, when the teachers will leave IN
a body for Lawton to attend the
Southwest Oklahoma Teachers asso.
citation, returning on the train leay-
ing Lawton at noon Saturday
County Supt Newell confidently ex-
poets a record attendance at the coun
ty meeting as practically all the teach
ers are members Of the association
A B. Herring is president and G. H
Cuthbertson is secretary The com
plete program for the meeting is as
fellows
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-22
TO HOLD GROOM
FOR PERJURY

NJ. B. Savage, charged with perjury
received a preliminary hearing before
Judge n NJ Williams in the county
court this morning and at the conclu-
sion the court indicated that he would
hold the defendant under $500 bond.
It is alleged that Savage swore
falsely in regard to the age Of the
daughter Of VIM. Nelson Of Laverty,
when he secured a licelsUe and mar
rie6. her The girls mother swore
that she was a little over 1s years Of
age and also testified that the defend
ant had opportunity to know this. She
said Savage, who was widower, AZ
years of age had a son who was just
day older than her daughter. that
the two families had been neighbors
and they had planned a Joint birth
day party for the children
When Savage appeared for the Ii
cense he was accompanied by the
girls brother who brought a paper
supposed to contain the written con
sent of the parents, but it developed
that the young man wrote it himself
In the course Of the hearing the iudgl
said lie regretted that a warrant hal
not also been sworn out for the broth
els arrest
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-22
RECEPTION
AT LIBRARY
TONIC

Everybody is going Where2 To
tho reception al the Carnegie library
tcright
1t is not to be a stiff formal affair
where folks dress up and feel uneom.
fertsbie, but just an occasion for
friends and neighbo2s to get together,
have a good time and incidentally &c
quire a better appreciation Of the II
brary and its importance.
The library board has issued a cor
dial invitation to everybody to come
an. have a good time You don't have
to stay all evening bus Just as long
a. you feel disposed Also. II YOU
wfnt to. YOU can take book with
yoi to donate The board assures
pleasant evening TO all who attend
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-22

Alton
p Our Schools
la) From the Parents Point OF
View. O. v Pool.
(b) From the Students Point oi
View Martha Ersland
Cc) From the Teachers Point Of
View. J NJ Hager
3 Our Daily Program According to
the State Course Of Study
(a) In One-Room Schools. zeno
bia Disney.
Cbl In Two-Room Schools. N. @
Denlston and s. M, Sherard
4. The Advantages Of Rural Con
solidation w. L. Rector.
5, Conserving the Child's Time and
Energy Mabel Merkle and E. Bright
we'll
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-22

a motion passed asking for the resig-
nation Of Assistant Engineer Brown
Of the water department, the resigna.
ticr TO take effect December ] It
was charged by members Of the coun-
cll that Brown has neglected his
duty. No appointment Of an engineer
to fin the vacancy was made, but
Charley Bullock and Mr.. Riley we're
both recommended to the mayor for
al pointment 1t was suggested that
a regulation be passed making it com
pulsory that in the future that Ell en-
gineers De made to pass a rigid ex-
animation before being placed on the
city pay roll in the water department
motion carried authorizing the
mayor. acting in connection with the
chief Of the fire department., to in
stall an apparatus for the purpose of
drying out the fire hose, it being
shown to be very injurious to the hose
10 lie indefinitely in damp and
mouldy condition. Withal. the work
placed upon the shoulders of the
mayor is enough to keep that gentle
man busy for some time to come. He
was assigned to the task Of complet-
Inp and causing to be carried into ex-
eeution, plans to run ain electric light
wire to the pumping station for the
purpose Of lighting that institution
The mayor was also instructed to, in
i his own way. move the old fire bel
tower from its present location to the
vacant lot across sixth street from
fire station No ] to be used az 8
practice tower
A petition from " A. Warfield ask
ing that the cost OF water and sewel
pipe he has Installed at mis- own ex
pense, the total cost being si4S.75 b'
J allowed by the city and that he b'
credited on the account by The
! amounts OF his monthly water bills
! was rejected By the unanimous yot'
Of the council.
] The mayor and water committe
] were instructed to Investigate tn
proposition Of the extension Of wate
Z mains In the southeast portion Of tn
a city and to ascertain whether or no
. CROUCH families would install the cit
Y water to justify the extension of tn
L mains. The committee aud mayo
d were requested to investigate tn
i proposition and report at the nes
+ council meeting
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-22

Evangelist Wolfe delivered one Of
the most forceful sermons last night
at the Baptist church that the congre-
cation has had the privilege Of hear
ms this eloquent man deliver.
Throughout the entire service the
speaker held the closest attention of
his audience and not a man or woman
present but whose heart was touched
by his earnest pleas and clear presen-
tation Of truth Exclusive Of the ser
mon, the music, under the able airec-
ton Of Mr.. Anderson, was the feature
and his rendition Of Memories Of
Mother" went straight to the hearts Of
tho congregation The congregation
was one Of the largest that has at
tended the series Of meetings and
filled all the available seats comfort
ably
One OF the most remarkable feat
ues Of DR.. Wolfe's sermons is his de-
livery He is dramatic, yet not al
fected, which heightens iorcefulness
Of his utterances Taking The Mas
TER Has Come and Calling for Thee
as his text and using quotations from
The Bible to prove his statements, DR..
Wolfe demonstrated in simple yet con
else language why Christianity pays.
Like lawyer eager 20 prove beyond
the shadow Of a doubt his points. 'hn
evangelist took testimony after ttati-
mony from the members Of the con
gregation 10 prove the practically
OF religion. He read from the eleventh
chapter Of John. explaining and paint
ing word pictures Of Marihd's meet
inging with Christ after the death Of
her brother. Lazarus. saying, Lord, il
thou hadst been here my bro. er hsl
not died, and Jesus answered, 4 am
the resurrection and the light" He
told Of the raising Of Lazarus from
the dead and Of Jesus reason for SC
doing and OF His desire that Mary
Martha and the disciples be witnesses
to the miracle.
The evangelist said in part: The
greatest blessing that can befall
man or woman whose soul is saved I.
ta die Il means not the end Of
life. but the beginning Of truer
brighter lie beyond have heart
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-22
TO BUILDON
2NDSTREET

Announcement was made today that
fE G. Burton has let contract to w.
n Warfield for the erection Of a brick
building on the east side ol Second
street between Chickasha and Kansas
avenues
The new structure is to be 65 by rs
feet. one story in height, and will be
divided into three rooms
Construction is to start at once and
the work is to be pushed to compile
ton as rapidly as possible.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-22
Knights to Present
Damon and PythiaS

Members OF the r. p. lodge are
making preparations for'the presenta.
zion OF the classic play, Damon and
pythias,e at the high school auditor
iUm on the evening ~ December IL.
Rehearsals are now in progress un.
de- the direction Of w. w. Clark and
Leo Gerstenlield and an excellent
home talent entertainment is expect
ed The story Of athe friendship oi
Damon and pytAias never grows old
and it is presented in striking way
in the play Following is the cast
of characters;
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-22
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Miss Louise Gin, chairman.

Miss Louise Gift, Chairman.
Friday, November 2e, $3.50 a. m.
! What Constitutes Excellence in
a Primary Teacher Julia Dyche.
2 Buss Work that is 4 Real Gain.
Rhoda Hall.
3 Writing in the Primary Grades.
Mrs G. L. Pyle.
A. Means that win Aid Mechanical
Reading. Pearl Brashear
5. Waive OF Games Kinds and
When Used Leslie Alexander.
s Primary Ward Introductory
Method. Discussion, led by Mrs. Jas
Freeman
2 Montessori and Her System
Mrs. j. w. White.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-22
DAUGHTER OF
EX-GOV. FINDS
DEATH In RIVER
Telegram BY united Press

Lonsdale, R. l., Nov. %. The body
Of Norma Garyin, daughter Of ex-Goy.
Garvin Of Rhode island was taken
from the Blackstone river by men
searching for it with grauppling irons
It was stated that no marks OF vlo-
lence were found Death was due to
drowning.
A note found among the effects Of
the girl said Cant get water off my
mindA Miss Garyin had been de.
spondent several days, a member Of
the family said
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-22
HIeA soHooL AND pRINcIpAL.
M. H. Shepard, Chairman.

M. n. Shepard, Chairman.
Friday, November 2e, $3.50 a. m.
J. How Best Deal with the Irregu-
laf Child. W. S. Burleson, Minco; p
II Russell, Pocasset
2. Creating School Spirit and En-
thusiasm D. 7. Smith, Amber; l. NJ
Walker, Mineo.
8. Retardation in Our Schools
Causes, Geo. H Mitchell, Chickasha;
Remedies, A. 6 Hitchcock, Chicha
sha.
A The Coming Of the Phonograph
Lantern and Moving Picture in to tbs
schools A. B Herring, Rush Springs
8. Our High School Course ] w
Morgan. Alex
8 Things Contributing to charac
ten Building VIM. r. Ramey, chicka
sha
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-22
.SCHRRNK SENT
TO AN ASYLUM
Telegram By United press.

Milwaukee. Nov. % The alienists
who examined John sehrank today Of.
ficially reported to Judge Backus that
Roosevelts assailant is insane.
schrank was committed to the state
hospital for the criminal insane at
Oshkosh and will probably be taken
there tomorrow
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-22
InSurGent WOOdmeH
Win in Decision
TELEGRAM BY United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Springfield, III, Nov. 22-The in
surgent Modern Woodmen won an
important victory in court here to-
day when Judge Shirley granted a
plea for an injunction restraining the
officers of the organization from put
ting into effect the proposed insurance
rate increase.
The decision affects a million mem
bers throughout the country The de
cision will be appealed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-22
APPOINTS MINISTER.

7 " TIT ~ = OT77VVI 17.7777
Washington, Nov 22--Taft appoint
ed Theodore Marburg Of Baltimore
az minister to Belgium. succeeding
Anderson, who was recently trans
ferrea to Toxic.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-22
Bulgarian Cabinet Holds Hasty
Meeting and May Modify
the Terms Demanded in
the Peace Proposal
AUSTRIA SEEMS In
WARLIKE MOOD
Calls Out Six More Reserve
Corps Turks and BuIgari-
ans Continue Negotiations
While Fighting Proceeds
-IIelegram BY pnILed rFesa

Telegram by Omitted Press
Paris, Nov 22-The Bulgarian cab.
met met hurriedly today to consider
modifying the peace terms offered to
the Turks.
a Sofia message brings news that
seemed to indicate that the sultan is
MOI SO completely whipped as is sup
posed Il is doubtful If he will re-
cren negotiations
The Greek government has ordered
$4,000 Of its troops to Chatalia to help
the BuIgamans.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-22

Mrs. 4. VI Evans. grand chief oi the
pyihian Sisters, left this morning laF
Muskogee. To attend large class ni
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-22
RURAL DEPARTMENT.
J. &. Rowersox. chaIrman

- =. ASWClboNf OHdIFHdH.
Friday. November 2e, $3.50 a. m.
I. Arousing Community Interest
and Enthusiasm.
tal What a Man canuDo G. A
Dearmon
(b) What q Woman Can Dc. Grace
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-22
WOODY ON
WARPATH
%@*4@#+444*444*+

: Telegram by United Press. =
+ Hamilton, Bermuda, Nov % !
: Woodrow Wilson "flared up" I
i today when photographer !
+ snapped him in his yard in dis
! regard Of his expressed objee !
; tion.
: You're no gentlemen; I'll
; thrash you if you do that
= again" Wilson exclaimed, as 4
! the picture men retired, in dis
: order.
.@&A*&a%4#4@&a4+4 +4i
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-22

constantinople, Nov y The terms
offered By the Balkan allies for the
arrangement of an armistice are 4un-
acceptable" to the Ottoman govern.
ment.
Nazim Pasha, the Turkish com
mander in chief has been instructed
to continue military operations until
more acceptable conditions are Of
sefed By the allies. but al the same
time he is entrusted with the further
negotiations.
The official announcement OF the
pofte's decision with regard to the
armistice IS as follows.
~'rhe Bulgarian premier has nd
dressed to the Ottoman government
document containing conditions for an
armistice which were communicated
Thursday to the council OF ministers
ana were considered to be unaccept-
able.
Consequently and likewise. IN view
0 the fact that the commander in
chief has been entrusted In principle
with the task of negotiating eondi-
tions with the plenipotentiaries of the
belligerent states-if these are invest.
&c with the necessary powers and
has also been directed to communi.
cete such negotiations to us. the conf
mander in chief has been instructed
Il continue military operations, with
the help Of the Almighty. until reason
able and moderate conditions are pro-
posed to us"
It is stated that the Bulgarian con.
ditions included a demand for the sur
I render Of Adrianople and scutari, the
withdrawal Of the Turkish fleet from
the Black sea and the cessation OF
the dispatch Of troops to Tchatalia
and the building Of Notifications.
Gen. Shukrl with Pasha, military
oommandant Of Adrianople has re.
ctived the title OF "0hazl," which
means victorious recognition Of his
splendid defense.
y An official dispatch from the cap
tain Of the cruiser Hamidieh which
/ was attacked by Bulgarian torpedo
t boats in the Black sea, saws he sans
) two Of them and damaged the third
+ which was able to draw away.
When at distance Of 1000 yards
I tile third torpedo boat discharged tw1
E torpedoes, infllcting slight damage 0l
r us We eventually Obliged her t
+ withdraw out Of range Of our guns,
d says the dispatch.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-22

London Nov 22-Austria has call
ed six more corps Of her army re-
serve to the colors, according to tele.
grams received from vlenna and Ber.
lin. Advices say Austria has com
meneed a most extensive military
movement with great activities pre-
yailing at all railroad eenters.
Preparations are evidently being
made to facilitate the transportation
OF a big force Of troops.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-22
Telegram by United Press.

VIVtI 1IH ~ OHIl1U 1Itaba
Sofia, Nov Although fighting
was resumed At Chatalia today peace
negotiations were continued, It was
officially stated here.
1t is believed that the terms offered
to the Turks will be modified some
what
The Washington herald., 1912-04-10
DR.. MARY WALKER
STARTS FOR HOME
Under Her Own Treatment at Hotel
Gerard She Receivers Enough
to Return to oswego.

New York. April s-Dr. Mary Walker,
who has been seriously Ill in the Hotel
Gerard, has so far recovered, under her
own treatment. that to-day she decided
to return to her home in oswego. accom-
panied by her friend, Mrs. Nellie Van
Stingeriand.
Her recovery was brought about by
her own treatment. without the use Of
drugs" declared Mrs. Van Stingerland
to-day. "At times she ordered things
that seemed ridiculous, but her condi-
ton to-day shows that she knew what
she was doing. II must be remembered
that she is more than eighty years old,
and there Is mighty little life left in
her to be revived"
DR.. Walker came here several weeks
ago to deliver lecture before the Bet
terment League on the prevention Of dis
ease. Shortly after her srrival she was
taken i'll and removed to a hospital. but
refused TO remain there because she said
she could not get well unless she was in
a place where she would be free from
sick thoughts"
Another reason for her dislike of the
hospital was that she was refused per-
missioa to wear pajamas instead Of
night dress.