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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-16

years, lis a farce, pure and simple, has
been proven beyond a doubt BY the
Democrats at this session Of congress.
chiefly through the various inyestiga.
tions into trust methods. Secondly,
the trust heads pointed out that in
no other way could revenue be collect
ed for the governments support They
thus gave their plea for a tariff the
form Of ali excuse.
Having disposed of the first "fea.
SON for keeping up the tariff, the
Democrats. through the excise-income
tax bin, have offered a solution Of
the other alleged difficulty.
The bill repeating the tax On su-
gar which win reduce the price 70 the
consumer 9 cents a pound if the inea-
sure is enacted into law, and the bill
to place a tax on all incomes Of more
than $4,000 a year are two Of the most
Important measures passed by the
house OF representatives in the last
quarter Of a century.
/ These sister bills. conceived and
framed by Democratic committees.
were SO good in fact, that eighty Re-
publicans were forced to vote for
them Forced to vote FOR them is
the correct expression. because che
Republicans refused steadfastly when
I'm power to pass such legislation, OF
even to consider it. but when the Dem.
ocrats forced them to vote one way Of
the other, they were afraid to vote
against either bin lest their eoastit
uents retire them to private lie.
Protection and Wages.
The American Jewellers association
-the watch trust-reoently sent t,
each member OF congress an elaborate
Nv prepared book, which the trust de
acribea as "A Report on the RelatiYl
Cost oi Production 81 Watch Move
Emeats in America and European eouH
tries. THIS report was got up hy TIN
trusts counsel. Mr. Roscoe e. Mrcul
! ioch. and its whole argamont IS Il
J attempt to prove that wages paid io
: eign watch makers are e0nsiderabl
{ less Than half those paid in this eou
try
! While dedicated to watches. the r.
port cites figures Of comparatiy
f wages paid TO other classes Of labo
! ers here and in England. among thes
tables Of Figures being the following
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-16
England America.

A glance at The above column be-
comes dnubly interesting when # IS
seen that all the above occupations do
moi enjoy one cent of protection In
all classes of labor the American
wage and the American standard
is Il reality except those classes EN-.
ployed BY the trusts The trusts make
ail the noise about American wages
until they set tariff Wall Then
they proceed to pay less wages and
impose worse conditions than mem
anywhere work under
The steel trust investigation, and
the Lawrence mill strike proved be-
yond th shadow Of a doubt that pro
totion does not mean good wages in
this country III practically every line
Of industry outside of those coUtrolt
ed By the tariff trusts American wages
are higher than they are abroad The
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-16
Democratic Income
Tax Measure is
Growing in F Favor

Washington. April IL. The impress
Sion is steadily gaining ground that
me Democratic excise income tax.
which proposes to place upon wealth
part of the burden Of sustaining the
gov yernment win pass ie senate and
the White House aator Penrose.
Hhc pretends to be the leader Of the
stand-patters IN tile senate, has made
the statement that none of the Demo-
cratic bills would be allowed to pass
ta' senate. but II IS becoming more
ana more apparent that Senator Pen
rose and those uf his Kind who have
assumed in the past to rule the senate
90 longer have the power to allow
certain measures to pass, or prevent
others from passing.
The truth is, a great many Of the
senators on both sides Of the cham
bel. either because they are at last
frightened by the wave q protest
against the high tariff injustice. OF be-
cause they believe in the inherent
right and justice Of the income tax
measure, have come to look fayoFably
oil the bill At least there has been
a cessation OF the talk about the un.
constitutionality" Of the measure, and
since this argument always las been
the stand.pat answer to all logical pro
posals, tile sign is considered a good
one Nobody pretends to know. Of
course. what the ultimate fate Of the
i present bill will be. but from The pop
ular approval that has been accorded
tine measure. i'd is admitted by all tina
sug legislation must come eventually
The present tariff law raises abou
sss0000,o9e annually in government
revenue. And for every dollar Of reve
/ nne thus turned into the United stateI
1 treasury. It is estimated by Demo
cratic leaders in congress, Who haYl
studied the matter from every possI
bile angle, that the tariff harons pa
rive dollars into their own pockets +
the form Of loot IN other words, th
tariff gives these beneTiclaries tn
right to collect five dollars in hihut
for every dollar the government co
Ncts III revenue.
TINS condition Is alone responsible
for the horde 81 mushroom millionaire
in this country On every article {
daily use the people Of this county
pay this eliye.to.one tribute.
IN the pest, the tariff barons hay
urged 4 tariff FOR TWO principle re
SONS First. they pretended that the
desired 10 protect American wor
men, That this argument which Il
preieelionisgs ia congress- listened
with b willing ear for The nast siNtet
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-16
SNOW DRIFTS REMAIN
ON FARM IN KANSAS.

Great Rend. Kan. April ie.-it is
nov a month and half since the big
SNOW Of February 2s swept over this
region. but tie prgvalently moderate
temperatures recorded since that date
have failed 20 remove che last q the
big drifts from the Stueri farm. which
IS located N the main road between
this city and Hoislneton, The drifts
IN some places on this farm are atill
two feet Iii deplh. according 10 state.
ments made here by Mr.. stueri, who
went ont 20 ihe farm q few days ago
10 clear some timber He states that
he waa prevented from working IN
many places b1 the deep drifts
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-16
CAUGHT BIG WOLF

Waller Kilgore and Joe Burney
caught n wolf tn the Johns pasture
north 81 town this morning and We're
exhibiting their catch on the mnir
avenue this afternoon The wolf was
captured after an hours chase There
were twenty hounds in the bunch oi
dogs that we're out on the hunt. Thf
wolf was one Of the oldest and largest
TINT has been captured III this section
thla season
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-16
Cowboy Fell From
Horse and Broke Leo

NJ r Anderson. cowboy on the
II. +. Johns1a ranch. had his right leg
fractured while assisting with the
work of branding cattle on the ranch.
near Middleberg. Okla, yesterday. He
vas brought tc town today.
Anderson fen from his horse and
sustained a fractured bone A physl-
ciau from The city was summoned to
the scene OF tho accident and the bone
set Mr Anderson Is resting well.
The annual work ot branding cattle
for the range is under way at the
Johnson ranch.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-16
AT THE
PLAY HOUSES
s2atsH
a
.aA4--a=aa.asaaa8isaA Eaaemaa-aaaasassa


This theater runs only high class
photo plays we guarantee 70 show
sou two reela of new pictures each
night.
sffeial program tonight
"a Tangled Web This Is a Rex
picture and It win appeal TO the pa
irons Of high class pictures.
b.
IA Lucky Hold Up a good laugh
producer.
g.
"A Quiet Evening at Home Come
and laugh your cares away
Song Moonlight bay, by Leroy
Grady.
ADMISSION S AND TO CENTS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-16

less and that IN should submit them.
DR.. Pirrces viii right IA privacy
home. Iih F1sorito Prescription. has
hundreds Of thousands, q eases.
Il the only medicine ef s hind that the product reeuay graduated
physician Iht only euough that is makers
ingredient outside There Will
ton No alcohol and no hhtaomiha found
with hsa Mse Worlds Dspeaaarg Medical Association DR. Il.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-16

trusts work their men harder, and
pay them less than men similarly EN-
ployed abroad receive.
The watch trusts report, III view oi
this fact, IS very likely to prove one
Of the best arguments for the removal
Of the tariff On watches instead 81 in-
craasing the present rates. as Hhe
trust urges.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-16
orandma orIaaby ooea shoppIna.

Arandma 1FIgsby Goes Shopping
Grandma Vienna Grigsby, mother OF
Judge Grigshy, was down town yester-
day for the first time III many months
Mrs Grigsby y ihe oldest lady IN the
city and perhaps the most active for
her age III tho state Her mind is
bright and She Is able 10 get around
exceptionally weli for her years. She
enjoys shopping greatly and visits
many Of the stores on her shopping
tours down town.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-16
ANNUAL LOVE FEAST or
JOE SHELBY CAMP.
rs Ny Comrades :
gr4nftre

rs Ny Comrades
Greeting
Joe Shelby camp 97s Of United Con
ieleraie Veterans viii please meet az
~ o'clock at the city hall Of chlcka-
sha On Saturday the 18th Of April. for
thc purpose Of holding their annual
lov4 feast.
An Confederate veterans. their wives
scns and daughters are earnestly and
cordially invited 10 attend this meet
lag. Come with well filled baskets
and lets have a great day Of feasting
aud merry making All members OF
the camp are earnestly requested to
attend this meeting Tor special i'm.
ipertanl business.
scott Ferris viii be here to help It's
10 ADJUST 'ur cotton tax transaction.
Every Old veteran must have d voice
In this matter. which depends largely
On your energy aud ability. Come out
10, s, and give Us your presence AND
heip
Program.
Meeting called to order by coE.
mander.
Song, AN Hail the Power OF Jesus
/ Nome
Prayer. by Rev George W. sber
man.
Roll CAN Of Camp
Song, veterans Parade. by quar-
! le Of Young ladies.
Speech, by Judge Mansell Of He
bart
Recitation. aold Black Nanny
sasar's courlshlp,s by Miss olive Nc
Clnilc.
Dinner
Afternoon Session.
speech by Oscar simpson.
General Talks by Veterans.
Yours fraternaliy.
GEO. G. BUCHANAN.
Com Joe Shelby Camp a7E
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-16

rauI Compton At capItaI.

Mrs y. NJ. Palmer received d letter
today from her son, Paul Compton.
vino IS now visiting IN Washington, d.
C Mr. Compton declared IN his let
Ter that De believed his Influence was
great enough to turn the political tide
aud convert 4Bll" Taft into a Demo
crat
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-16

The !. . q n lodge viii meet to-
night and The plans and arrangements
for the annual anniversary meeting
win be discussed The date for The
anniversary program this season will
be April n, on account of the ami.
yersary day april 2e, calling on Fri
day. The program Is rendered each
year on Sunday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-16

Monday, April 22nd. the annual
Spring Carnival viii be held at the
Girls college The program win be
rendered Oh the campus beginning at
= o'clock Miss velma Harvey has
been chosen the Queen Of the May
time and viii BE- crowned as the queen
at the May pole exercise.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-16

ErIng some clean cotton rags 70 thIs
office at once and get the spor cash.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-31

|ef - IIssss svunus sea11su aaks1 ~
ronsy what he had In the bag.
'Rol1s." SAID Maronsy.
Then something IN the TAG nnS1sd.
Rolls that know about ere quiet
things." remarked the policeman.
Maybe these are music roiis Soe the
electric piano." jesfed Maroney and. 70
show his words were not insptrsA BY
anything but q spirit OF Isvity. he
dumped out the plumbing supplies on
the sidewalk.
You've got the goods On me. mister"
he saiA. People haven't been dom
anything but getting the goods On me
since dad died IN 1909. been 70 sixty
eight different factories looking for a
sob and I Got 10 hungry Tonight
broke into Byer's shop. When I said
l had rolls In the bag. I said what
wished II really was.
Back In the jug III be sure Of got
ting my meals and . decent. respectable
sleep every night and you cant ship me
there too quick. There's no Chauoe for
an ex-ccn on the outslde-uniess he's
rot better luck than mine"
Tho Lenox avenue police took sui.
ncient interest In Maroney's story to
send out and get him something
hllin'."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-31
THIS BURGLAR EAGER
FOR LONG PRISON Term
AND THREE SURE MEALS
Dumped His Loot on Sidewalk
and Asked Policeman to
Send Him Away.

The prospect Of regular three-times-a-
day jail meals pleased spidery Frank
Maroney 90 we'll to-day that he didn't
even make perfunc'ory attempt to es-
cape from arrest and return to tho
Jug"
Some time before daylight Maronsy.
who has served time In the House OF
Refuge, Elmira and Sing Sing during
his twenty-four years. broke into ;he
shop Of Philip Dyer. . plumber. At No.
sbS Lenox avenue. He collected q guam
tity Of brass faucets. solder and other
plumbing equipment and swung HE bag
over his back.
At Lsnox avenue and One Hundred
and Forty-third street Policeman joyce
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-31

SsAllRU = svsssi ~ sAssr income asdes
sxistinG cooditions at . rese equal 70
tions. This rate has been assumed At
10 Der cent. For example. n the first
two stories Of Q three-story building are
deprived Of iieht. cir and access by the
railroad structure. and two stories are
added In order 20 restore three stories
above the new marginal street. the rem
tai from the entire building both above
and below the surface Of the new mar
einal street may be considerably greater
than that OF the original building before
any changes were made. At q rental At
the rate Of 10 per cent. OF the value OF
tho building. an emount 10 Der cent. OF
which will equal the excess rental should
be deducted from the damages 10 %
awarded"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-31

Ovae1sea - Wuoao Asese.
News q the sAoAosmsas g Mo
oquisrs Ed Mr.. Drayten u sf uausuaa
Interest - society teoeuse Of the an
nouncement in May Of the young wo-
mans management to Richard Louns-
berry Of New York while she and her
mother were at syninston. Hampshire,
England.
Members Of the family say her en-
sNgsment to Mr.. Drayton has existed
since July and that Il was a. that time
announced to friends In England.
Two years ago the SagaUement Of Mr..
Drayton and Miss Frances Burr. daugh-
Ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Burr. was
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-31
M'COLDNCK'S SLAYER
TRAPPED IN BUFFALO
BY A DEC0y LETTER
Negro Killed Man He Thought
Was Federal Sleuth After
"White Slavers.

wirliam OoppsAng. . naGro who used
to live at No. as West sixty-second
street, but VINO ned from the city after
the murder on tho niEht Of Oct. ~ VI
Patrick Mc0oidrick. was arrested By the
buffalo police In that city to-day. His
apprehension resulted from . neat trap
contrivsd by Headquarters detectives
here.
McGoidrick. who lived at No. ~ West
Torty-esventh street. had been over
from ireland only . few wsSks at the
dine hs was murdered. He we looking
for . former sweetheart In the Old
Country who. no had been told, had
b4sn lured by negroes 70 q house OF III
fame. Mc0oidrick's Journeys through
the San Juan Hin district and his con
slant questioning aroused the suspicion
that ne was Q Federal agent Investigate
ing the white slave traffic and no
was warned several times not 70 show
himself IN the district again.
On the night Of Dot % McGoldrick
was questioning two white women OF
the district In front Of . house At No.
81 West sixty-second street about the
possible whereabouts of tho woman he
sought when Coppeing swaggered up
and ordered the white man away from
vue women. MCooluTlCk instantly Te-
sponded with his good two hsts and
the negro was being scientifically beaten
when ne pulled knife and stabbed
Mc0oldrick twice under the heart. The
man died In the Polyclinic Hospital the
next day, Death scaled his lips over
the name Of the sirl whom he had
sought; Il was never revealed.
Some days otter the dasaa ppcarance Of
Coppslng dsesctivss got their hands on
letter he had written from Buffalo
70 Q negro woman here wherein he d.
rsotsd her to address le&ters TO htm at
the General Delivery. Ths detectives
forced che woman 20 write 70 Coppeing.
then kept IN eye on her to prevent her
giving . warning to the fugitive before
the letter Sh0uad afrivs.
Buffalo dstsotivss. armed with DE-
scription Of the negro, caught him at
the general delivery window OF the
post once there TODAY.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-31
BOWELS SLUGGISH, STOMACH SOUR, .
s Classy, UPSET2 CASCARETS GREAT!

awful bhng Of acid
stomach the heartburn bosns after eating feeling FULL
diness headaches full
liver opyour bowels consp.ted isn't stOmschs uit isn't
indigeston-ts bliousncss and constipation
Csc:re they Immediately :weeten the stomach the
undRed food the bile
and of the matter the bowels Then stomach
trouble ended Cascarct tonight Strengthens morning
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-31
Obll9inR.
Iron the wshinstou 8tns. !

Iron the Washinstou 9tnRo
"Is you askyaht o. ghosesr' asked
Miss Miami Brown.
WELL" replied Mr.. Erastus Piakiy.
'de eniies fun . ghe9 'pesss 70 hab 10
hsar1n' folks boiler en- seein' en- run.
An I wouldn' deprive en- q . httis
pleasure like dat"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-31

Daughter Of Late Minister to Cuba
Was Engaged Last May to
Richard l-ounsberYv.

The marriage Of Miss Helen Fargo
squisrs TO william Astor Drayton win
b celebrated in st. Matthew'S Church.
Bedford. N. T.. next wednesday. The
brlds- to-be 10 . daughter Of the late
Hsrbert c. sduiers, VINO wac 0ainistsr
- CunA and Panama. Mr.. Drayton 10
q son Of J. Coleman Drayton and a
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-31
Ne Passed.

(Yton the Houston Post)
II see you passed . candy store on
your way here this evening"
How In the world did you know
thatf"
because you didn't bring any candy
with YOU"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-31
Rgolcre A NORTH RIVER
PNgiohr TUNNEL.

~. Miller predicts tho ultimate build
ing Of . North River freight tunnel to
New jersey. which WHOM operated IN
cmounoeeon with the marginal railroad
woun eemove for all time car noat traf-
d sum the already congested rivers
= proposed to build tho marginal
ra1BoaA from Cortiandt 20 Thirtieth
sFsse. Q total distance OF B.so0 feet.
Wloe1a these limits nfty-ssven busy
slees ssd nfty-eisht cross streets inter-
0esl
1Ae estimates of cost OF construc on,
te1ainng Oil. s07. 600. include main struc-
tufe. o.5oo.ooo; approaches 20 nfty-sev-
IN plers. eI,iio0oo. and ramps In zach
Of 0fty-esgit cross streets, including
raleng Of Washington street. N6s1.o0o
~ question OF Temporary damages
- pgoperty is disposed Of az follows.
1here should be deducted from tho
1An0Uos q sum equal 10 the capitalize
~ - the income from the restored
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-08

n. N. Campbell; secretary. Mrs. Flora
v. Dorcas: treasurer, A l.. Bayley.
Executive committee-Elder NJ. N.
Campbell, Nevada; Elder w. d. Park
hurst, Des Moines; Elder ]. c. Glenn
ems. Waterloo: Elder j. w. Dorcas.
Nevada; Elder ]. W. McComas.
Sharpsburg; DR.. G. W. Head. Nevada;
Prof. j. A. Wolcott, Nevada.
Educational secretary-B. A. Vol.
colt.
Sabbath school secretary-MrA Flora
v. Dorcas; assistant Sabbath school
secretary, Miss Meta Peterson.
Trustees Iowa Industrial Academy
which operates Oak Park Academy at
Nevada-Elders NJ. N. Campbell. w. D.
Parkhurst, J. c. Clemens, ]. w. Dorcas,
j. w. McComas, DR.. c. w. Head, Prof.
j. G. Lamson, Prof. B. A. Wolcott.
Trustees Iowa Conference Associa-
ton Of Severth-day Adventists-Elder
NJ. n. Campbell. ]. NJ Whitney, Jacob
Shively, John Bowles, A. P. Hansen,
Elder j. W. Dorcas. A. L. Bayley
Trustees Iowa sanatorium who OPP
crate at Nevada-Elders NJ. N Camp
bell, w. D. Parkhurst, j. w. Dorcas,
Dr.. g. ". Heald, ]. n. Whitney, A P.
Hansen, j. w. Jensen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-08
PLOT CHARGED IN klMMEL CASE
Fight Over Life Insurance Of Man A.
legged to Be Alive is Bitter.


| st. Louis, Feb. S.-Outlining to the
llsh the identity of the present claim
| Attorney Frederick Bacon said:
This reveals a plot There will be
much said in this trial about plots"
Bacon, attorney for the receiver OF
the Niles, Mich. bank which is suing
! an insurance company for Kfnmel's in
surance, referred to Andrew J. White
the former New Yorl: convict. who the
defense contends is Kimrnel, as the
claimant"
White, according to Bacon's state
lrent to the jury. was first discovered
| June %. 1899, eleven months after Kim
mel disappeared in Kansas City. Bacon
called the jurors attentions to the fac,
, that Kimmel at that time would have
been 80 years old and White had stated
to the prison authorities he was 80
The claimant had blue eyes and Kim
mel had dark brown eyes, according
to the attorney.
Differences in the teeth, weight
height and marks on the body were
also called TO the jury's attention. The
trip of White to Niles, Mich, after his
release from prison last September was
narrated. Bacon said White did not
recognize any Of Kimmels boyhood
acquaintance.
Edward O'Bryan, of counsel for the
in surance company, then outlined his
side OF the case and what he expected
to prove. His preliminary statement
agreed in respect to kimmefs early
history with that already made to the
jury by the plaintiffs attorney.
Attorney Hunt. a former Omaha
neighbor of kimmel, was named as
new and highly important witness By
O'Bryan. Hunt, he said, would be used
as witness for the plaintiff.
Certain witnesses for the plaintiff.
said OrBryan, take great interest in
keeping Kimmel dead