davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-25

Winfield Jordan, 90 years old. and
claiming to have no home, was ar
rested after n tussle. Saturday. on the
charge OF picking the pocket Of q. VI
Hewlett. OF the Pontchartrain hotel
and stealing $50 Several women shop
pers also reported that they had beer
robbed while shopping In downtown
storgs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-25
FINAL CHAPTER IN LONG
FIGHT AGAINST BEEF
I PACKERS IS BEING ENACTED
Pierce Butler, Counsel For Gov
eminent, Demands GenYie-=
ton of Defendants
TRIAL WILL END SOON
Case May Be Given Into Hands
of Jury Late This
Afternoon
FEN PACKERS On TRIAL
UNDER SHERMAN LAW
TIE SWIFT CIRQUE.

THE SWIFT GROUP;
Louis +. Swift. president Swift &
Co.
Edward f. Swift. vIce-presldent
Swift a. Co
Charles H. Swift, director Swift
a. Co.
a Co.
National Packing Co. defendant:
Edward Tilden. President.
ARMOUR GROUP:
], Ogden Armour, president Ar
mour a. Co
Arthur Meeker, general manager
Armour. a Co
Thomas J. Connors, superintend-
ent Armour 4 Co.
NORRIS GROUP
Edward Morris, president Morris
a. Co
Louis II. Heyman. manager Nor
ris * Co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-25

dition, and from the metallurgical
end observations on steels of diff.
ferent degrees OF hardness.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-25

Rusfness-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind thar
looks right. Times Printing Co., 1k
John R.-st. Main 149s or City 3sSb.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-25

job Printing Done Right. Time.
Printing Co.. IL John B.-st.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-22

- Saloonbert &ommer bleb al
Bpitpret / Mppleton frataget fin 81
cenfe, for6i Fan baooe iolgt ipiri-
tubie Driffe til Min6reaariee. @an
bor SEN fier6e Saloonpprt, lom /
sen fi6ite l1ge bor beret UNDER Sor<
bpr for en- iaa6an 6orgaaelie, men
Sen fbrite, iom ct blebet itraffet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-22

sfrio efter &rboennmere paa oet-
te 8lab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-22

&rab, ioet mango Sorretningsmen6
og Soreninger bar Iagt fig / @e-
len for at faa. &lmen ful6bragt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-22
5onoerjvllano.

$. g. @ansicn os Ben tDife 9ii9s=
bags @pcialbemofrater. timber
S%notrpffet al &igsoassmano $. g.
&onslens Sale ON 0ptantmageriet
og Borfplgelierne imoo 6e bjemfgie
beotog Sen iocialoemofratiife Sat-
ton i &igsoagen i Berlin enitem,
migt at tilbp0e &nnsien ct Sa6e
oct l16balg, Tom fal bebanble 2open
ON Statsborgerretten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-22

SurbefGro. 6orleben ior6faiteoes
&jgbmano @gren Storgooro /
Sofluno. Com 8cpis poo, at ian
baboe mango @enner, bar set itore
6pIge, lom le6iage6e bam til bans
iioite &pilelte6. 8aitor Mielien
forretteoe Eienelten og bbeIeoe / fin
Gale beo ben unge, fraftiee Man6g
burtige @ortgang
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-22
@uQr0eier Carl 8er11

= @aaroeier @arl 8ern bar
lolqt @oaroen vGernsmi:,oe" pao
|Gronebierg Marf paa Samsb til
@aoroeier Sprgen Mabler, Sns
berg, for 10000 @r. @aaroeier
|Sprgen Mobler bar berefter lolgt lin
@oorb poo Snsbierg Marf til ling
;forl Mlfait Sel1iel1, &olbp, for 80,
coo !fr.
= @oaroejer 9. GbriltenlenS Gn=
fe, Mllesbope, bar iolgt Sen benoe
til6grenoe @ooro / Mllesbape, 8reg-
hinge @ogn, al Nreol 106 Sor.
.2ono, og lfploiat for Sortforn ca.
.Sh G6r. til 6orpagter g. g. 9on=
fen, Mllesbape, for $4,000 SIR.
- 9%ltergaar6 heo Mprrelnnobp
ct al &roprietGr Senien iolgt til
Gjcnoon1sbonoler S. 9. Nielien,
Norbus, for 100000 ST.
&ringclbopcbgoar0 peo 9aln=
n1ersbpj ct al Eroprietur Gbrilter,-
len iolgt til Gienoomsbon0lcrne 81.
M110erlen, 6auling, @pie og &as=
ml1sien, Mllingaobro, for $4,000
ST..
= 8nnroejer &emin bar lolgt 11n
@jcnoon1, 76 Sor. oan0 me0 Segl=
prrf for 10000 St. til @oaroejer
Sens 2arien, for6en Syringe
goarb".
g. SsSenler, u@roomelle" peo
2p1trup, bar. lolgt Melle1 n1eo ca.
80 Sor. 2ono, til Eroprietrr 9ope=
len, 0oDer, tibligcre uSanoergooro"
for 100000 &r.
Sgrenien Gb6c, r&riitine=
luno", / 9pllefjeole, far iolgt fin
@icnoom til 9on0man0 s.. 2arlen I
@mb for $4,000 Ser.
Iorpagterne Senlen Ntels=
1trap, og Mo0lcn, &oor11pgaoro, bar
lp1gt sen al Sem forleoen fjebte
@ooro / 811rip for $1,000 ST.. til
|@ooroejer 6. 3. Glen, 9urie.
Irpfencrne Slgo og Muaulta
&osm1slen ian1t ST.. @enrD Nos=
nlls1en far peo Groslerer G9r. 81.
@ngge, Song @eorgs Sci 1, lolgt
oercs Gjcn0om @oipitalspcj 1 til
6ru Gllcn Serlcn for $4,000 Ser,
l1btctoling $500. Opertogel1er
ifer /. Morts.
Nacellilt Treocrif Mcblen,
6rcocns6org, far pe0 Groslerer
CTR. 81. 81,gge, Song @eorgS Sci
/, iplgt iin 2anbeien0om, beliggenoe
/ Gronningcns &pnong, 20 SOr
2o11o, til 2on6mano &ru0 Seicf
Ghriltiansln1b neb Man0crs, fo'
100000 &r., ltbbetaling 5000 ST.
Spertogellen er fleet.
: 5bplanos l1Oltpfningsforenin{
bor al Yroprietnr &olofjer / &jclo:
ltrl1p neo Sbiiteo fjpbt 6enneS
@oorb, 100 1or. 2ono, 8 Sbr
&orttorr, for $4,000 SIR.
q. Ec6erien for io(gl lit
@ooro / @rinoleie til Mplleforpag:
ter Gbriltenicn, Mgernns Mplle fol
$4,000 &r.
0%oorDejcr Mnton @nnien
2inoe, bar til ct &oniortil1m iolg:
fin Gien6om for $1,000 Sir. Sber
tagelle lite Morts.
= @aarbejer @blen, Stoffemarfs
bar iolgt fin @oaro til Rroprictn'
@bbe, r@olebpgaaro", for 5000
@r. Opertogelie lite Marts. Sc
ietning og Snbentor me6fplger.
vTornegoaro" / @ooilsfcr e
al gierer, @ro. Noolf &ofoe0, JOY
til Mlfreo @ibe, 6rennemarf, Shs
fer, til EFT &ris al $4,000 ar. l10b'
og 8eietning me6fplger. 0perto
Igelie lite Marts.
= 5ne6fer Motbios @icllcr
Mprebp, far iolgt iin gienoom me
tilbgren0e 5 Gor. IS. til ftp. @aar1
ejcr 2aurits Muncb for 5000. 6,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-22

tTIC I'll ale fTdSCGC.
Jeg vii sende en- Flaske af Warmers
White Wine of Tar Diet bedste Ho-
stemiddel i Verden - frit til enhver
Prest, som vii anbefale Diet til deres
Venner efter at have givet Diet en- pas
sende Prove. Adresse: DR.. G. D.
Warner, Coldwater, Mich.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-22

= M1rs. G6pnrb Sopoge / &e<
noibo pil al Nortbmeltern 8anen foo
$4,000 / Gritatning for Sobet al fin
IL Mar gamle SIN, lom bleb 6rpbt
beb Ell 9ancopcrgong / Selma 1io=
lte CONNER. 8anen betoler Henge<
ne u6en Hroces.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-22
A1innefota.

- 50 &ger paa &eformIfolenS
6arm i ct. Glorib ipi1te Ell Sag Ell
Mun6ful0 Eobafsblooe, iom pm
,blebet aplet paa 6armen. On balr
Sime efter bgOe DC. Dette lfnI
bore eneltaaenoe / abegomftens ST.
%itorie.
Mrs. Sobn 6. Blltnam / Big
Safe, bol0er paa at foo 5en6er for
treble Gang efter at bape pgre1
|tanolgs / 16 Mar. S 40 Mar far
bum b9ret ifal6et; men mi bar bun
facet &oar igien. Sen gamle "a
me bor fpI6t 83 Star og bor bos
fin 5en, &o1hneiter 6. 6. Eltl1am.
- SSobn 81. Mc9onolo / 8irgi=
mia CT afgaaet De0 Dgben, 81 Mar
gammel. San bar / 20 Mar ST.
oioneragent / Somer. S fin Ting
bonn bar ban Sfueipiller og bar en-
al Sc fprlte, lpm lpille0e / Stpftet
vl1ncle Gon1's Cabin.
Gomarb Motbems blep f%orle=
ben lpsla6t fra @trafonltalten /
5tillmater efter at BABE li66et ser /
IA Mao1eber. ga bon git no iom
en- fri Man6, blep ser bam l16betalt
$3.50, iom ban bob6e tient UNDER
fin Jnngielstio. San arbej6e6e |
8inbetroa0sfobrifeL og ser bar
Mooneoer, fan tie11tc ioa meget
iom S15.
= Sltlt1s &irlcbltein, eli al Sc
fao gjenlepenbc, ser / 1862 frmpeoe
moo Meobuoerne peo 8lo0bo6et /
Seem Him, .6g0c forpige l1ge / Ssh
mona, 70 Star gon1mel. timber SSn=
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bar &%irlcbltcin
Me6lem al Sc beremte Minneiota
Molnteo Strangers. S ODER 40 Mar
bar fan prret. a1lat pes Eoltppl enet,
fsrlt JONI &oltbetjent beo Sernbonel1
mellem @i1ona og @atertopn, g.
Gaf., og Sc ii0lte 10 Mor 1om
er Glerf / @inono Ho1tfon=
tor.
= CHARLES &icferp ser / 6e li6=
1te iefs Maone0er bar iptllet Mil<
lionGr og M%incingenier / Gbaifa og
/ set 6ernrren6c Ml1bcure Sana-
torilrn1, 'orattcoe forleoen ne6 fra
fin bpje Einoe be6 at blibe orrelte-
ret for Gpberi al Ell Diamontnaal.
Set for lenere pitt Jig, at man pa1
mango Gte6er gjerne pil6e babe SIN
gre / rMi(lioneren", ser bar ct NOT
ioo longt Spnoeregiiter bag fig.
= @proooet / Gait Wron6 SORTS
foretog forrigc l1ge ct MT Sref /
fin &omp mos Saloonbplbet ser /
8pen, ioet Ser fremlagoes en- Sorz
orbning, Ser forbp6er al Gorbin6el<
ie mellem l16ffenfningslte6er for
ber111en6e Driffe og on6re Torret<
ninger. 9enne npe 6oror6ning er
IerIig mpntet poa &eitauranter, Ser
ofte fin6es / famine 9ofole, bpor
Saloon orines, eIler ogioa me6 96r
mellem Sc to 2ofoler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-22

ttitifen for Be to nebnte Mor bier
enobioere, at fraifilte &pin6er bar
iterre Silbgieligbe6 til at gifte fig
igien END fraifilte M9n6, meoens
9erimoo @nfemenb glitter fig langt
bpppigere ems gnfer. Mf Sc 36,244
@gteifaber bar ser $3.50, bpori
8rn6gommen bar gnfemano, mem
Tim 228 bbori ban bar fraifilt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-22
wisconfn.

Sn6bru6stpbe iprengte Git
f%erbeosfobet / Scbmeers Wacbine
sos &ontor / Sbopano. Oe fanot
Gbecfs for $35 og $40 / Nenge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-22
ylftratsmanb Cars Gbriltiamien,

MftrgtsmanS 2ars Gbriittanien,
Sferlm, CT afaooet peo Gpoen, 50
Mar gommel. Gen gomle @9oers'
mono par &ctcrun fra Sreoarstri,
gen. S mango Nar (inotil 1880
por FAN Spgl,efogco / Sturl1m.
1902 Mur. 5pnoag Sen 3oie
Marts fplote &rilten Miellcn, Smco
pao 9ollerllp Marf, 102 Aar. Cant
lie &riltcu 5meo, lom er f1lofomn1e'1
oanbsfrilf, Dor hos i'm 0atter og
Gpigcrl on, Mnbcrs 9lanb. 0e flo
liojte 3 Mor bor ban ifplge vMalb.
Mmtstio." maottet ligge tillengs,
ga Sc l%egcnnlige &rGftcr fife llaor til
mere. Sans @ultrl1, lonl blep So
Nur gommel, opbe for Is Mar IL
sen. Gen @amle er fpot / Store
Srpnoum peo Sfjbrping SEN 3Oic
Murts 1910.
Gm 100=aarig Errit. Eoltor
emeritus 5. 6. 6. b. Stranger, tio=
ligere Spgncprel It / Npr6nf, Spn=
oerbnf og 2rpter, noaebe SEN 10.
Morts Sen iirl0ne Mloer al 100
Nar. Cen gon1le ErGit, Scr CT CT
@pn al forlnn9it otopbe 5toosl9ge,
ST. meo. s. S. $. b. Yrongen og
@nitrl1, fs6t G%oltcnifiolb, par / fine
ungc Gage Snltitlltbeitprer
@fonoerborg OF nirfe0e Oerefter /
Morenc 1S49-St lom Nrr1t / SOL
fefirfcn. Sou Dor MI uOc / 2Dffes=
bplm Mlle % brrer mcb forbal1=
1cn6e Mm1osfroft % Stprfc lin bpje
Mloer. Gn Spn al Sloingepr9 item
er Sperrctiogfdrer Sob. b. Erangen.
Frit til allie Praster.
Jeg vii sende en- Flaske af Warmers
stemiddel i Verden - frit til enhver
Venner efter at have givet Diet en- pas
sende Prove. Addresses: DR.. G. D.
Warner, Coldwater, Mich.
9cn 106=aarigc. Spm meO0elt CT
9ann1orfs GlOlte &pil1Oe, 0cn 1O6,
oorige Morie Slien al Seile Sen;
Oern1arf, forlcoer afgooet pco Op=
Sen. S1n Sen ofbg0e, JONI bar fpot
Sen 25be DARTS 1906, fortglle1
v&ejlc u. Np.": Sine Marie 81
lens Jpoelteo bar 2l1nocr Top, og bun
bar Sen nu|t0lolte al s S6fenoe
al bpilfe bu1 / Ell lang Narrpff{
far pnret. Sen cncl tie lcuenoe. 1871
fom bun til @eilecgnen meo lin for
]tc Won0, - bun bur u9ret glf
to @ungc =, Ser bpggeoe Sc De-
6us poo Spnoernrurfen pco &olOinl
2o11oepej, lon1 bun iioen, oltlao
IS Star, bar bebpet. Sine Warie
Ser bar Gnfe / 90 Nor, bapbe ca
so Gftcrfommere, al huilfe Sc lie
1te Dor / Mmerifo. Sum n96 en- ON
bpggclig Eleje bos fin Cater -
Set enclte Barn al liolte 9Ggteifo]
= GA oennes Mon0. Gen gaml
&o11c bar altib glab pes 9eiegenoe
lom fun inotil set ii0ite Har Mo
%unocrbolot Jig meget linligt meo
Go bun iioit fplote Star, mooto!
BUN en- @engegope paa SO &rone
fra @ongen og 0ronningen. Serl
poo gintercn por Sine Marte re
%alporltg Ing, men BUN operDano
.Spg6ommen og bar allereoe begDno
at glp6e fig til 6bbiels6agen, s.
Mloeren MI omiiber tnong benoe
9e6en.
@jcnoomsbanScl @aoroen SEQ,
tnr" / 8ipriteb @ogn, 8 Sbr. @ar1
form, CT al Nroprietpr Mint5 lole
til Eroprietnr Stteicn, SorSmar'
for 104, 600 &r. Cpertagelien ife
itrofs.
ST. @erregooroen ~Nprfpr"
@gnbjerg ct at Broprietqr Sacoble
lolgt til Dprlege 3berfil6ier, 8rgt
6erslep. 4iebeiunmen CT 208,00
&roncr.
= Moleitrup &ro er al Seq
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-22
Spgrgsmoolet ON 0pretteIie

- Sp6rgsmaalet ON Oprettelie
at @entralmarfe6 / Ga @rosie bil
UNDER anitunoen6e &aarbalg blibe
afgiort beo &eferen6umaTtemning
Set bill foite $4,000 at opfgre Sc
n%e0ben6ige 8pgninger, og 8praa6et
foier fig for 6en1e uogift. 0pret-
telie al ct iaabant offentIigt Marfeo
.ipnes bog at bore ct almin6eIigt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-22

SSfplge Opgaber fra @totens
itotiitife 8ureau, er ser fIere bir,
telige Gnfer, ser paanD bober fig u6
poa set egteifabeltge SAB, ems ioa.
oonne, Ser er blebne ffirte fra fin
.ferite Man6. af De 1924 @pin,
|ber, Der ! aarene 1909 % 1910
fbrtes til 8rl1oeifamlen, bar 1887
'gnfer % 1899 v@resenfer". Sta,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-22

= Mugujt 6. Braun / Milmaufee
er al @uberner Mc@obern 116n9Dnt
til Dommer / Milpaufee County eff
ter afogoe Sobn S. 9onoban. Ser
minen ubleber ben ferite Man6ag /
SSmuar 1918. 2gnnen er $4,000
Moret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-22
@uperiors @folebgrn orgoni.

= 5upert0rS StoIebDfn 0rgQt1=
1ere6e be6 in6eb9ren6e Semelters
8egDn6elie lin egen @parefasie, og
bar ollere6e MI $766.14 / 6enne.
Spnretanfen bar llaaet ier6eles go6t
an blan6t Sc por6enbe @a1perior-8or-
gere.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-09

the same quarters as to the details Of
the regulation? / have no quarrel with
Mr.. Perkins except with his judgment.
4 am not aspersing Mr. Rooseyelt's
motives. have nothing to do with
them. But if lie is allowed u Jrrg-o
the present processes Of industry in
this country and direct them with re-
gard to the way in which they treat
the United States then he viii see
that his old classiflcations are realized,
for he used to tell us there were good
trusts and bad trusts; and he will guar
antee to us that all trusts win be
good.
4 dare say he believes what he
says, but | do not believe he can play
providence to the human race quite 50
successfully as that, and am strength
ened is that doubt BY the fact that they
have fooled him on one or two notable
occasions already.
@He will not admit that he was
fooled, but it is evident that he was
taken into camp as any man might be
taken who does not understand the
whole business os the United States
am not blaming man because he
has been taken into camp, but do
blame him for proposing to perpetuate
an arrangement which will make il
dangerous lest he should be taken into
camp again
Referring to the tariff, the governor
said:
aThS utterances Of Mr.. Rooseven
with regard to the tariff are practical
Iy the same as the utterances Of Nj
Taft and if you look at the Saratoga
I program. the Saratoga platform which
/ Roosevelt himself indorsed. you will
/ find there an unqualified Endorsement
Of the Payne-AIdrioh tariff Just as un
qualified as Nj. Taft made in hs w
mona speech
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-09
CHARGE Is
RENEWED
BY WILSON

Kansas City Nd Oct s-GoT-
woodrow Wilson IL bis speech At To-
peka. kan. and here Tuesday night
replied to Col RooseFelt's request az
Albany. N. ", Monday night. that the
Democratic nominee, prove or reiract
tie declaration that the United States
steel corporation is behind the third
party program for regulating trusts
The governor reiterated that the
steel corporation was behind the third
party in thought and he could not
say about their financial support"
He announced his position and made
new attack On the tariff policies ot
both bis opponents
II understand from the newspapers, 2
said Gov Wilson in his Topeka speech
chat Roosevelt was distressed By my
suggestion the other day that the
United States steel corporation was
back Of his plan for controlling the
trusts.
He interpreted my remark TO mean
that they were supporting him with
their money. ] was not thinking
about money do not know wheth-
they are supporting him with their
money or not; it does not make any
difference. What l meant was they
are supporting him with their thought,
and their thought IS his thought My
point is that this is a method conceiy-
ed from the point Of view Of the very
men who are to be controlled
The governor charge dthat the
(,19, cvoivshoby ETAoINN--N--N.' !
Roosevelt program was mot progr@
sive at all in its fundamentals. and re
marked that Elbert H. Gary Of ths
steel corporation and George W. Per
kins suggested the plan Of govern
mental control Of trusts"
And Il Mr Roosevelt. said til
governor, lis willing to have Mr.. Per
kins suggest how the corporations
ought to be regulated, why win he no
be willing to take suggestions from
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-09
WOMAN CALLS
BURG'S BLUFF

Canton, O., Oct. 91Unarmed and
unaided. Mrs. David Rice captured a
burglar, who confronted her with a
revolver when she returned from a
shopping trip and found him lootIng
her home.
Disregardlng the revolver, the wo-
man dared the burglar to shoot, then
leaped upon him and held him until
neighbors came to her aid.
Hands up! said a gruIf voice, as
Mrs. Rice stepped into the bath room.
The woman looked into the muzzIe
Of a revolver, but she did not throw
up her hands.
Hands up" the burglar repeated,
with the revolver Ieyeled at Mrs Rice's
head.
eIll do nothing Of the sort ex-
claimed Mrs. Rice eJust YOU dare to
shoot mel
Then with a quick movement she
leaped upon the burglar She surpris.
ed him. He did not fire. Her attack
was 50 unexpected that he drew away
Mrs. Rice grappied with him. clung to
him and cried out at The top Of heI
voice
Her cries brought Edward slothour,
her father who lives nest door, and
several neighbors on the run They
quickly seized the burglar and held
him until the police came. AZ head
quarters the burglar gaze his name
as Gilbert Wilson, IS yeers old.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-09
RULING OF
COURT
RUSSELL
Bit 10 Recall "AGGy"
Board Goes Before
the Voters.

Oklahoma city. Oct s.-The ways
81 initiative petitions sin Be made
mach easier as result of an opinion
banded down lH tie supreme couFt
Tuesday by Justice Dunn, who held
that TIE Campbell Russell initiative
petition is sufficient and that the tech
nlcalliies which were urged against the
bin as being sufficient 70 render it
void. are Of no effect III determining
the purpose Of the trainers of the bin.
Justice Dann's opinion means that
the Russell measure providing for the
recall Of the state board o. agriculture
win be voted Oh this fan ia the gem
eral election An oreeF was issued by
thf court directing that the papers tn
the case be returned Is Secretary Of
state Harrison, who held that the peti.
ton was insufficient and that the nee
easary order be made at once, proYid-
Ing thai steps be taken to place the
question on tho ballot
In oYerruling Secretary Of State Harl
risons holding iu regard to gl20 sign
ers, who, It was alleged. did not show
IN what county they resided, and on
( the matter Of $500 undeliFered letters,
WHICH were sent to signers OF the petit
tions and returned, the court held that
there IS the presumption that s,gners
OF initiative petitions have a legal right
TO do 50, and that evidence must be
adduced sufficient to overcome this
4 presumption I'll the protest III reyers
1 ing the secretary OF state, the court
holds that Sit ~ carrying out the policy
Of the law in the very spirit intended
! by the people Of the state IN adopting
it." By imposing technical restrictions
upon those WHO initiate measures, th'
4 purpose OF the law is defeated an,
Justice Dunn says "instead OF becom
Ink an effective measure for relic
from evils under which they hayl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-09
OKLA. UNIVERSITY LIST
OF REQUIRED READING

During the college year the Univers-
lty Of Oklahoma requires each student
in English I and II 10 work out 100
points in library reading The carne-
gle library Of Chiekasha has the fol-
lowingtitIes Of the required reading
History
Irving The Conquest Of Granada,
Macaulay- History Of England
Mahan- The Problem OF Asia.
Page The Old South.
Rooseyelt-The Winning OF the
West.
Biography.
carlyle--Lite OF John Sterling
Lockhart-Life OF Scott
Fiction.
Blackmore-Lorna Doone
Dickens Tale OF Two Cities; David
CopperfieId; Nicholas Nlckleby; Pick
wick Papers
eliot silas Mariner; The Mili on the
Floss; Adam Rede; Scenes from Clefi.
cal Life.
Gaskell-- Crawford.
Ktgsley-Hypatiai Westward, Ho.
Kiplins The Light THAT Failed
Meredith-Diana Of the crossvaysi
The Ordeal Of Richard Fevercl
Reade- The Cloister and the Hearth.
Stevenson Kidnapped; David Bal.
four; Treasure Island; Dr. Jekyn and
SIR Hyde.
Thackeray Vanity Fair pendennls.
Henry Esmond: The vlrglnians
Trollope Barohester Towers The
Warden
Clemens -Huekleberry Finn
Cooper-The spy; The Last 81 tic
Mohicans
Tale Man without q Country
Hawthorne The Scarlet Letter:
House Of Seven Cables
Holmes-E vonner.
Observation-Disclosures
Bacon Essays,
Essays.
Carlyle sartor Rosarius.
Emerson Essays
Howells Heroines Of Fiction. Liter.
airy Friends ana Aequalniancea.
Lamb Essays from Ella
Lang Letters to Dead Authors.
Lowell Literary Essays.
Ruskin Sesame and Lilies. Crown
Of wild Olive.
rhackeray The -Four Georges. TAo
Book OF snobs
Travel.
Clemens Innocenta Abroad
Dana Two Years Before The Must
Hern Kokoro
irving Captain BONNEVILLE four Of
the Prairies.
Kipling From Sea 70 Sea-
Parkmaa The Oregon H4alli
Smith oondola DAYS
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-09

heretofore suffered tae7a wi. BE-
Hausht by an smaty Shell end son.
tnuanea of tle Conditions for which
raGsi ln this manner has hean sought
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-09

WANTED Girl With some kuowl-
edge Of bookkeeping and can use q
typewriter. answer In own handWrlt.
ing refer l1etIHefi feaff Laundry.
i0.s.st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-09

Irving The Conquest Of Granada
Macaulay- History Of England
Mahan-The Problem Of Asia.
Page-The Old South.
Roosevelt The Winning Of th,
West
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-09

During the college year the Univers-
lty Of Oklahoma requires each student
in English I and II 10 work out 100
points in library reading The Carne-
gle library Of Chickasha has the fol-
lowing titles of the required reading
The record., 1912-04-25
DR.. Miles Heart Remedy.
Indigestion

Stomach trouble i but n symptom Of and nos
In Itself Il trll,' d.'dS, ". think of pySprp ia
Heartburn. and Indigestion real dis,?Ses Yet
ta"y are symptoms Jll, oi a certain specific
Nerve slvbnsSS-nothns els.
1t was this fact that firS; correctly led Dr. Shoop
n the creation of that now very popular Stomach
Reinrfy-Dr. Shops Restorative. Coin; direct
To The stomach nerves alone brought thn, success
and favor Ia Dr. Shunp and his Restorative With.
out that original aud highly vital principle no
such lasting ACCOMPLISHMENTS wrrr ever 10 be had
For stomach distress. boatng biliotisnrSS had
breath aud sallow complexion. try Dr. Shoop's
R,.Sioratiyt~ Tablets or Liquid-and see for YOUR.
sei what II can and viii do. We sell and cheer.
fully recommend
The record., 1912-04-25
One Thing
| Do
By Rev. F. p. ReccoTd. Pas
tos Of Chg.cl. Of Unity,
Springfield, Mass.

TENT-But one thing l do rh Eppans
iI3.
The record., 1912-04-25
Led by the Eye That Never Sleeps.

Il will guide thee with mine eye"
FPS. 22:sD When we are in the dark
God can and will see for Us. Wien ted
nv a friend who can see. a blind man
NAV walk as safely as Sny one. We
have often seen one led about through
crowded streets by his wife, and lie
always had a happy confident smile
en- his face, fer he knew that every
stem taken wss being directed by one
WHO loved him, and who could plainly
see they way. u would be that way
with us if We would cnly trust more
In the Eyes of the Lord for guidance.
and not gTope along alone in doubt and
misgiViHg.