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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-25
MAKES STATEMENT FOR
CAMPAIGN EFFECT
Takes Whack at Third Termers
and Democrats Effect Of
Contributions on Tariff
Making to Be Probed
Telegram by United Press.

New York Sept 25-In campaign
interview today Taft unequivocally
promised downward revision Of TIE
tariff should he be reelected and he
limited that an extra session would he
called for revision should the Republi.
cans control the next congress.
Taft declared the third party trust
plan, with an unscrupulous president
might lead to a dictatorship that only
a revolution could remove. He denied
Wilson's assertion that the protective
tariff put American industries in
straight Jacket and declared the Amer
ican working men already were more
prosperous than the European workers.
Taft asserted that the Democratic
wool and cotton bills would have
driven American manufacturers 10
England and Germany. The Ameri-
can public may rest assured that
should the Republican party return
and and be restored to power, all the
schedules in the present tariff against
which complaint is made viii be sub
ieeted to investigation and report
without delay by a competent, impair
tial TARIFF board and Subjected to what
ever reduction or change is necessary
to square the rates to facts. said Taft.
Mr. Taft continues: Suffrage sor
women is an issue to be decided by tho
states There is no doubt that wher-
ever a majority Of the women Impress
men that they want the ballot, they
will get the right to vote.
Il regard the maintenance of an in
dependent judiciary as the supreme 0is-
sue; the recall applied to judges would
tend to deprive the public Of judges az
ability, character and a high sense Of
duty I have not changed my view
as to the necessity for monetary re-
form or Of the great value Of work
done by the monetary commission Of
which Aldrlch is chairman.
There has been no Intervention in
/ Nicaragua. the marines were landed to
protect the lives and property of tae
Americans.
81 appreciate Gov Wilson'S cour-
teous and respectful attitude toward
! me As to his statement about me he
{ ing misled by bad advisors, I wish him
t and every one to understand that
4 have been and will continue to be, "a
the end of my term, president Of rhs
United States in that the title implies;
, that I am responsible for every act 81
d my administration and have no burder
a to shift on others"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-25
OF
BOYCE IS A
WITNESS
Identifies Writing TeSti-
flies the Murdered Man
Visited Mrs. Sneed
= : : : : >
Telegram BY United Press.

a brother OF Sneeds victim, at the ha
beas corpus hearing today, identified
the handwriting Of Albert Boyce in
letters which he wrote to Mrs. sneed.
Len admitted that al visited the bank
er's wife in Ft Worth and Dallas I'M
der assumed names.
John Pace, a defense witness, swore
that sneed often told him if ne Or
Boyce met one of them would be killed.
Amarillo, Tex, Sept. 25.-Testimony
that al G. Boyce visited Mrs. J. Beal
sneed in Dallas while sneed was alb
sent from home. was offered by Mrs
\. a. Rogers, who occupied the upper
part Of a house in that city ii which
Mr. and Mrs. sneed had the lower
floor, was introduced at the habeas
corpus argument lasting over an hour.
The defense takes the position that
they viii show the killing was on tile
first meeting between sneed and
Boyce after the elopement Of Boyce
and Mrs. Sneed, and that the Texas
courts had never held that the killing
on first meeting was murder in ne
first degree. Judge Browning finally
announced he would hear the witness
deciding later if it had bearing. He
refused, however, to permit Mrs Rog
ers to testify to an alleged conversa
ton between herself and sneed.
The defense later will insist upor
the conversation being admitted.
Mrs. Boyce also testified to the con
tents Of a letter alleged to have beei
written by Boyce to Mrs. sneed sh'
said the letter was signed By AL
When permitted to quote from her re
membranee Of the letter without say
ing whether or not it was a plot, sh
said: I'VE were all masked and wen
through the train and found no one G
that description. We were all maske
and no one could identify us"
The letter, she testified, also aske
as to a possible mistake in date. Lei
ters signed Albert" which she sal
came from Amarillo averaging one
| day, were shown her by Mrs. Snes,
She said Mrs. sneed tore up the lie
| ters after reading them
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-25

Telegram by United Press.
Washington Sept 25.-Naval off
GERS have mo- confirmation of the Pana-
ma massacre report, and are inclined
to doubt t.
The latest report was between 300
and 800 marines we're stationed at
Leon, and amply able to care for them
selves.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-25
WILSON IN
new ENG.
Telegram by United Fress

Hartford. Conn Sept 25.-Goy VIII
son opened bis New England tour here
this afternoon going to New Hayen,
Springfield Barre, Fall River, Boston,
and Bridgeport He returned 10 New
York late Friday Immense crowds
heard the governor everywhere and his
appearance aroused great enthusiasm.
The governor expressed himself as de-
lighted at the defeat Of ex-senator
Smith.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-25
MASSACRE
REPORTED
felegram hy unlted PIess.

Telegram by United Press,
Panama, Sept g. That 20 Ameri-
can bmejackets have been massacred
az Leon. Nicaragua, after killing 80
reyolutlonists, was reported today Dut
unconiirmed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-25

Telegram by United Press
Lawrence, Sept 25.-Mill owners
will shut down the great mills com
pIeiely upon the first move by Indus
trial Workers to call the threatened
Ettor-Gloranitti protest strike, it is
stated today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-25
EARLY SNOW
in TEXAS
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= Telegram by United Press. =
+ Sherman, Tex, Sept 25.- +
+ Snow fell here this morning, +
= the earliest known in Texas. i
= The temperature dropped y
= from 80 to 50 over night in i
+ north Texas. =
= ;
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-25
WEATHER FORECAST.

Tonight, fair and colder in
east portion; frost; Thursday,
fair and warmer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-25

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-31

Mr.. A. r.. Hall from Muskogee, IL
In the city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-31

Two suits unusual In the extreme,
and Ia both OF which the aid of the
United states court Is asked were
filed I'm the United states circuit
court Thursday afternoon. The ac
tons were brought boy Frank Frant7
and his co-workers of the Central
Fuel on company against the Bergen
On company and seth Ely, ana In
each action the same relief ls sought.
In the bliss of complaint II is alleged
that the Central Fuel on company
pnd the two defendants are the own
rrs OF valuable OIL lands in Tulsa
county and that on the land there
are producing wells. 1t IL claimed
that the defendants have violated tho
standard custom OF drilling for oil,
and that they have drilled wells 10
within seventy five feet of the plaint-
iffs land. That these wells have
cen shot with 700 quarts Of nitro
rlyccrino which is far above Of tho
standard and not satisfied with this
they have installed vacuum and sue
ton pumps and In this way are tax
Ing large quantities OF oil from the
rround underlying the plaintiffs
property. II Is charged that tho
defendants have violated the estab-
lished oil and drilling laws Of the
country and the court is asked 10 en-
Join the defendants from continuing
in this unfair work.
II is understood that the pool where
the oil weels are being drilled Is one
of the best in Oklahoma, and the
fight Is determined one.-Muskogec
Times Democrat.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-31

f.. w. Kinney returned yesterday
from trip to West Virginia and pitts
burg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-31

homa field 20 Kansas CITY Is ia Tulsa
looking over the route OF tho new limo
which the Kansas Natural will build
south from the Hogshooter into the
OWusso district, Mr., Corooran has a
world of friends who are glad TO see
HIM back IA this neck Of the woods,
=
Blackwell. Okla,-Tho Peoples Fuel
Supply CO., (Arohie Leonardo yester'
day completed n nine million gas well
which viii be used for the line north
10 Arkansas city,
w. II. Spears representing the In
! dependence Iron Works AZ lndepend-
euee, Kansas, is In the city.
w, 7, Bateman, credit man for tho
National supply Co, Of Independence.
Kansas is in the city on business.
Walter Hoyt OF the Wichita Gas Co.
IS in the city.
George Durham Of sisteryille, w.
Va. Is in the city,
George shryock Of Independence,
Kansas is In town.
c. E Hamrick with the Gypsy OH
Co. at Cleveland stopped off on his
way back from Claremore whore h
has been spending his vacation.
w. H. Albro, Secretary Of the De
vonlan on Co is out again after a
short stay in the hospital and is feel
ing better than for a long time.
Frank Gillespie who returned from
fishing trip up north and as men
! tened In the World the other day.
! had 1866 pounds Of fish, one days
cptch In a photograph. Hon. j. l.
! Gillespie has been questioning the
vcracity OF this picture and has in
sinuated that some one up north has
the fish for Photographic purposes
and that Grimes and Gillespie hired
the fish for that special occasion. Now
comes his Uncle Frank right back az
! him and says that last month he called
on Jesse at his residence on Toledo
beach and found that Jesse and seven
others had gone out in 2 boats for
Gays fishing. Frank says he waited
II day for the party 10 return and
when they got in all they had was
seven little perch the whole lot
weighing about one pound and a half
w. f, Gleeck Of Caney, Kansas, who
is prominent in the Kansas OH Co. is
al the city. lie viii complete a wei!
on the CLANCY farm tomorrow
f.. w. Kinney returned yesterday
from n trip to West Virginia and pitts
burg.
T.. w. Kinney returned from a
tip to West Virginia and Pittsburg.
]. X. Roone is back from a vacation
trip from the prominent towns in the
Pennsylvania OIL Belt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-31

A, NJ. (Tony) oDonnell returned
yesterday from the summer resorts In
northern New York and is gracious
enough to say land Mr.. o'Donnoll Is
always gracious) that the climate here
Is much preferable 60 the cold that
he has experienced there. II has
been the worst summer for resort
seekers In years,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-31

IL good Tor $50 barrels, now at three
weeks old Tho other test now due
ON tho Rarhcr farm has tho flshlng
fob finished and win be- drilled ia to-
day Tho White, Sinclair a Ufer
test ON tho Ida i'm In section S-l1-
l2 was stll drilling at last reports
and r. likely 10 make good we'll
bat is perhaps on the edge ANA east
or west may show better Mr White
has offered the writer suit of
clothes To locate the trend, which
looks Ike a snap for your Uncle
William as there are just as many
chances TO win as lose, and all ge-
ologlsts and all rainmakers play tho
game just the same way
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-31

Wanted-No. 2s Star drilling ma
chine; must be in good shape and
cheap. Address Lock Box 907. Tulsa,
Okla. (adv)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-31

For Sale-One string drilling tools
Inquire l.. ]. F. Rooney, Culbertson
Bldg, (adV.)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-31

--Wanted-Party TO furnish few
hundred dollars to finance 40 acres
proven oil land.-Address 253 care
World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-31
OIL NEWS: !:
COMMENT
by ". II. PECK. Desl ar HotsI Tulsa

U0Uu VI nIIu IIIlI- II has betn cased
of ana the well Is being drilled deep
,r for gas but In any event this will
ho shot as the well on the Peters farm
et the same depth ana with the same
omount Of sand is proving a paying
proposition,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-31

Oil men are strong in the praise
they give to the memory OF w. H.
hrush whose funeral occurred yester-
cay. He was most unassuming and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-31

In the Bird Creek District-The
Gardner and Avery well on the Carrie
Gourd in Section 20-1S is good for
90 barrels In the Bartlesyille sand,
The McMan oil co. completed the No.
II, on the While Jordan farm In
Section l3-2O-12 yesterday and have
a very light producer not over 20 bar
rcls. The well is located In the North
west corner Of the farm The Win
chester oil and Gas Co. has completed
80 I on tho Anderson Lynch farm In
Section 20 2l-lS and has a 20 barrell
producer In the Bartlesvllle sand. The
sclby people are starting No. on the
! illingslea farm In Section 3l-2l-l3.
7 he Craig well on the Lucas farm in
Section Sl-22-13 is good for 80 bar
rels.
Stroud-The oklahoma Natural test
In Section 80 1875 Is drilling at 1900
feet with nothing showing 30 far.
W. /. Corcoran OF the contracting
firm Of Corcoran and Sons OF Pitts
burg, Penn. who built the big Kansas
Natural Gas Co, line from the okla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-31

]. X. Roone is back from vacation
trip from the prominent towns in the
Pennsylvania OH Belt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-31

East OF the Glenn Pool-The hest
news recorded in the past "a hours
comes fnom the Weinmiller. Holt,
Egan and Swanson test on the Mar
shall farm in section 32-17-12, off
setting the original Weinmlller well
on the east. 1t shows the formations
to be regular, which OF course, Is
the main thing and 1t ought to be a
source of satisfaction to all that such
Is the case. The well is showing
better than the original well, which
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-31

The IIecla OH Co, did not complete
the well East Of Broken Arrow yes
tcrday on account Of having encount-
cred water sand which was
cnsed and the well will be drilled
today.
The Duquesne Gas Co, has encount-
cred a fine showing OF OH with abou
l. feet Of pay sand in Section 27-lG-l4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-31

f. w. Kinney returned from a
tip to West Virginia and Pittsburg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-31

L. s, Senator william H. Kenyon,
Iowa's most progressive progressive,
whose announcement that he would
support President Taft and the reg
ular party ticket proved serious
disappointment to the leaders ~ the
progressive party In the state and AT
the national headquarters OF the Bun
Moose,
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modest man and nevertheless man
II the most upright character and
many Of the fraternity who have
patronized him for years have asked
n, writer to make as strong a tribute
% possible 10 his memory.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-31

Charles Page has completed an s
million gas well in the northeast cor
ner OF the Harry Harrison farm in
the south half OF the northwest OF
section S-l9-12, and has moved over
for a test on the southwest corner Of
the William Mcintosh farm on the
northeast of section 7-l9-l2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20
BELLAMY TO TALK
ON FAIRGROUNDS
Plan Under Way to Create New
Interest in Important
Subject.

To morrow (Thursday) evening at
S:l5 o'clock, at the John Marshall
High school Auditorium. George A.
Bcllamy. OF Cleveland. O.. Will deliver
an address to the public on the sub
iect OF Fairgrounds and Public
Recreation"
Mr.. Bellamy comes to Richmond
under tho auspices of the American
Playground and Recreation Associa-
ton, and will he in the city two or
three days. During that time, in addi-
tlon to this lecture. he will meet in
conference number OF men and wo-
men who are known to be interested
in the extension of the playground
work in Richmond
Mr.. Rellamy is connected with the
Hiram House Settlement work in
Cleveland and is by long experience
thoroughly equipped and well versed
in the subject of public recreation for
children and adults. On the occasion
of his present visit to Richmond steps
will nc taken to form playground
association and also to join with other
Virginia and Southern cities To nut n
district travelling secretary in this ter
ritory.
The City Council will again this
year be asked to accept for Richmond
the State playground bill (which was
passed by the Legislature during the
session OF l90S1909. The Council last
year rejected It, much to the disap-
pointmcnt Of tho friends OF the play
grounds IT IL conceded by the pa
irons of the Virginia Playground law
that II Is one OF the best among all
the States, and by adopting the pro-
visions of that bill Richmond will have
! taken big step forward in the man
cement and conduct of this highly
important phase Of modern welfare
and educational work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20
WILSON TO BUILD
NEW SkySCRAP Err
Awarded Contract by Stree,
Railway Company Over Other
Competitors.

The contiaai fur the new twelve
story office building Of the Virginia
Railway ana Power COMPANY, 10 bc
erected Mt the corner Of seventh aud
Franklin Streets. was awarded yester-
day morning to tHr John r. Wilson
tompanl iuv., of Richmond IN com-
pe'llon with numh"r OF other coin
nauirS The cost pi ihr completed
nnildinG VIII n apProNuuately S3oc
Work On Ill buidna wHi b eoi I'g y.
soon as the site is turn at over iothc
contractors, which win ne about Nuri'
i. ne buildttg must bc completed
Within twelve mouths t-ulesa The
work ~ tearing down the old sand
storage house OH tho lot Is DELAYED
INC company cNprctS To turn over tn,
sic 10 the contractors by the .nd OF
tn', month rha adJoiuius residence
on trnn,.!iln street, Will" the property
Of the Virginia Railway ana Power
Company. viii not he ra2od. III Mas
buu&ht merely a. . protection AGAINST
tho lot
The now >tructur, is 10 occurv p
lot 30 by no feet on tho northcn &,
G'intt ol Seventh aul l'raukIia streets.
ana VII he built of stone. hrirJj. torl,r
Gotta an! steel y. g. Bosom. al
Ht" 1prk drew. ,ha plans. II Is To
be thoroughly fireproof in character
Ms the railway company Will not oc-
curry an Of Tho buHding. q few of Inc
mipp@r stories VIII be reut.d rlc John
! wilson Company huit the Mutual
bul!dinS, the Travellers IusurnIc.
SuliiinE and The jefferson Hotel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20
SOLOISTS TO HELP
ARRANGED PROGRAM
Music Committee at Work Oil
Plans for Spring
Festival.

Arrangement Of the program for
each Of the concerts or the spring
Festival OF The Wednesday Club is now
"tcupyins The attention Of the mem
bers Of the music committee.
The Wednesday Cmh's music com
hAit'r thlS year consists of Captain
=. Guigun ,chairmanl, ythur
SrliNehcr NJ T. Spiccri Norman call
and Ieter iuncs The personnel OF the
committee ENSURES selections mat viii
make each OF the concerts IN which
the principals of the Metropolitan
opera company are 10 be heard a
MODEL OF ~Ngrlicure ana purspicacious,
@rransemcut. II is tic purpose of thc
committee 70 make ihe thrc. concerts
%, tile music festival series equally al
tracure, ihc popular taste is To bc
considered IS well as the preference
OF discriminating dcyotecs of the clas-
s!rs, aud Tho task Of the arrAngers OF
INC COM crt program s no easy one.
Tnc famous soloists All nayo their
preferences ana wili nave surgestio
10 max" thHt Nill receive consider
ALTON 'thc eomsleto programs viii not
/ nave h"vn aGreed upnu. IN an proha
! billy for rfcrn WeeN-
Hhe "ihccrs aud huurd Of governors
| OF ii'r VI edncsduy cub arc John 6
! Sorlel president Henry T. Mclonoy
! -presidcnt O. ~ lireener. secre-
! '1lE ana treasurer BonrI Of COVER
nors John stewart bryan Norman
| can 1cicr Jones J. G Corlvv. ". II
Dunn oonwny u. Gordon, y. g. Gui-
con, ileury r. Mcloury. Walter e
! Mercer. George W. Stcveus. Arthur
Scrtyenor Meade r spicer and Nose,
| ThaihiWer
| INC list Of spbscribing members i,
! rapid!y groWine Tho looks win M
/ closed Garner ,ltau Usaal this year be
eaus' Vi tn" grchtcr demand for seats
/ On ne part Of Tic public already in
! dica;"d
| Enrsiln~nt as a subscribing mcmbe,
! onutics tho subscriber TO two Ticket
to oarh Of the thieo concerts win IN.
/ ptv hoer ~ buyins extra tickets 70
ans ar al concerts Of tho series an,
treteIrirr IA rcserving seats tn
scale ~ PRICES for susle seats vii
range this car from 81 10 81 Thes
prices WIN prevail q, each of the fes,i
val concerts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-20

Monday, April S. train leaving Harri
son ana Broad Streets at 3 a. NJ Tea
and lady myers will he served at Acca
nlia again at boswell. provided you
finger that isn't busy getting the righ,
position SO that the solitaire Sii,
giisten In the sunlight which comes
through the day-coach window. Al
Washington. guides will be In attend
nmco whose duty It shall be to direct
all couples to the murriagc liccnsc
turcau, while the addresses OF min
listers and magistrates viii be sent
through the train hy gcntlcmanIy
ushers. Under late ruling OF the
interstate Commerce Commission It
viii not be possible this year for tho
railroad company TO sell. offer for sale.
barter or exchange any marriage
license coupon with ticket. slim OF.
transportation. Still the assurance
has been given that an extra force
VIII be en- duty In the bureau, and II
Is cheaper 10 marry III haste than TO
repent az leisure. Society editors Will
meet the train at all stations north
Of Elba. feature this year being a
large tin box in the baggage or tea
car In which brides and groorns to b.,
MAJ deposit their photographs, desis
mating the size of newspaper cut de-
sired All photographs. used or not
uscd, may be returned without dam
age rho management. however. Will
not be responsible for any pictures.
bhotos. daEucrrcotypes. photographs or
tin types unleas marked with the name
of the owner in ink, not necessarily
for publication. hut as an evidence OF
Sood faith \ string orchestra Of sin
pieces tt is hoped Will be engaged,
and everybody will be asked 10 stand
when 1t plays oh. You Beautiful
Gated TO Mrs Gill by the cupid Spec{al
Aiumnae Association.