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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-07
Ada Reunion Was
a Great Success


Vhat ihe reunion 81 iho {. G. y. at
Ada Bfs uslk was ihe greatest see.
cess Of amy gathering ever held "a tfs
state IS the unanimous opinion Of those
Who attended
The chlckasha contingent consisted
or e q. Buchanan. } s Downs, jack
Halle, Nrs. Plato, airs IKE Harness.
Mrs GFlgaby and Miss Mary Agnes
O'Nell. and an speak ia glowing terms
OF the splendid hospitality Of the Ala
people
In attendance from over the state
were g4i old soldiers. and many mem-
bers Of the anxniaries to the Vetef-
ans association, tie reunion being in
session for three days Gen Haley e
Ada was elected commander
The veterans speak in most grateful
terms Of the consideration Of the Ada
people IN providing automobiles aad
carriages for them for the parade, aoi
permitting any Of them TO march
through the irving heat
The following letter from Comrade
Buchanan expresses very fully the
sentiment oi an those In attendance'
Editor ESpress
wish to make a few brief remarks
in praise Of our great big little sister
city OF ada, Okla. the giant heart
ed city with her omen hearted people
such a welcome to the old Vets cal
never be forgotten A festive boar1
three times dag laden with sucl
vlands that would suit lhe palate @
kings and poteniates The good peo
plp hung the latehstrlng on the en'
side. suggestive Of walk In old boy
and be at home Everything free an
q bounteous supply The whole ely
zenry turned out enmasse and extend
Ell a welcome hand Her pretty w
men ont in gala attire was anlmatin
enough to make any old Reb's mout
run water God bless Ada and he
GOOD people G. G. BUCHANAN.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-07

WILLOPEN
MONDAY

The summer vacation has come to
a close and Monday morning hundreds
of boys and girls with Joyous and an1-
ious hearts will begin the new school
year Many books have already seen
gathered up and strapped ready FOR
the occasion. Who doese not recall
this experience in his own life?
This rs the time for thoughtful par
ents to lend a helping hand and speak
All encouraging word Let the impress
sion be made that school is not
task but an opportunity It is a great
advantage to have all children In
school the first day and to keep them
there in regular attendance all the
time when circumstances will admit.
Hardness and irregular attendance,
the two factors which contribute more
to delinquency than anything else. will
be reduced to the minimum if parents
win only do their duty. In one sense.
school is life, and those habits should
be formed in it which viii afterwards
make for efficiency in the busy world
The compulsory term of attendance
has been fixed at six months by tae
board Of education. Where 1t is at all
practicable, every child between the
ages OF eight and sixteen must attaad
the required term The law is very
plain on the point Of employing anv
child who does not hold a certificate
or permit from the superintendent of
the schools. Many children Ia The
town need material aid Here is a
field for missionary and charitable
snirit. Churches and clubs can en-
/ gage in no more noble work than that
OF helping poor children stay in school
The class known as beginners. or SIX
! year old. must be enrolled during the
first two weeks Of school Those Lot
six before the first Of October caa
/ enter at the beginning Of the second
term in January. It is not legal t.
/ have children in school under six years
Of age and. furthermore It is detri
mental to a child under six years tC
/ be confined in the school room.
As We must cool the water for driuk
Ing by direct contact with the ice iol
the few weeks Of warm weather, Il
children must be supplied with indi
j vldual drinking cups. The small alum
: inum cup With handle is most salts
factory.
WILLIAM y, RAMEY, Supt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-07
NOT DUNCAN
But TEXAS
LEACUERS

Il would appear that the Duncan
warriors as they stand now are indeed
everything implied BY tie word "Boir
cat" Wednesday they took the Oak
Grove college team info camp to lhe
tune Of II to D. Previous 70 this Ire
college team haa taken five straight
samts from the ngncaR buach The
game Wednesday, was theofirah Of q
scheduled series Of three games. but
after having been troanced SO thor
oaghly the Oak Grove team folded
their tents and departed leaving Two
games unplayed
The Duncan Banner in speaking q
the two cancelled dates says.
Exhibition games will be played at
the park today and Friday. League
PLAYERS wiz be seen on each side aad
the gaiaes viii prove iust as interest
ms as any held on the local diamond
this season
So les a safe bet that well known
faces from the Texas leasaa viii be
seen ia Duncan uniforms tomorrow on
TIE local lot,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-07
A sAoAcious pEAcsnAkER.


The New York Times publishes the
following advice given by a patrolman
Of st. Louis te q wife whose domestic
difficulties with her husband had
brouga lha pair before the pollee
court qhe reporter says that this
counsel "has already established coil
tentment and optimism
Don't demonstrate with your aas.
band when he has been drinking Walt
until nexl morning, then give him q
cup OF coffee for his headache After.
ward lead him into the parlor, put yoa
arms about him. and give him a Ice
ture. It win nave more weight with
him than any number Of Quarrels.
Il be has to drink, let him have It
at home.
There is nothing like children To
bind husband and wife together
Don't annoy man bq talking to
him in the mornings or when he feels
bad.
Avoid mothersin-law Don't lei
them live with you or interfere il
your affairs.
u you must have your own way, dG
not let your husband know you af'
trying to boss him Have your ovl
way by letting him think he is hay
ing his.
Don't be Jealous or give your mus
band cause Tor jealousy
When gcnr husband is in a ba
humor, be In a good humor It ma
be difficult, but it win pay.
This is good counsel for any wiz
who finds difficulty IA dealing Wit
an Irritating. indolent, or intemperat
husband. It takes two to make a aua
rel. It one Of the trio would alway
remember that, most quarrels eodl
+ be avoided. It was fitting that a ma
] should give this counsel to g. wife, b
cause the man knows how men IN
1 to be treated. We wish that SON
women would giYe to husbands.
equally terse form, counsel characto
ized BY equal common sense for
woman should know how wives like
be treated
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-07
cHlcKAsHA Will PLAY
DUNCAN NEXT SUNDAY.

The next show billed for University
park viii Be staged sunday when the
Duncan tribe arrives TO dc battle " Ga
the home braves.
Duncan IS coming Framed ua'
to the last day IN the evening. 1t is
rumored that Benny Browniow, eal
known to Cbickasha bugs. has been
secured by the Duncan aggregation in
addition 10 other celebrities from the
Texas league
Francis win work on The rubber for
chickasha and the big fellow promises
to do better than ever since his brief
workout in tie Texas league It is
doubtful if chickasha win import any
men for tho game. but with Francis in
the box and the insertion Of a little
pep into the home team. it's dollars
TO dopghnnts THAT the home warriors
can get away without outside help.
Anyhow the affair promises to be q
scream.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-07
SITUATION CHANGES DAILY
Rebel Leaders Seem Intent on Causing
international Complications by FIRE.
quent Commission of Overt Acts

Douglas Ariz, Sept 7.-Mexican
rebels cross the boundary and were
engaged by United States soldiers on
the Inagrich, AS miles east Of Douglas,
according to a report reaching here
last night.
Fourteen American troopers held
back Is rebels, killed five and wound
ed one Of the Mexicans, it is reported.
The rebels are believed to be III com
mand Of Inez salazar, whose men also
engaged American soldiers below
Hachita, N. NJ, farther to the east.
FL Paso, Tex, Sept Entrance Of
Mexican rebels into the United States
and the subsequent engagement with
United States troops bclow Hatchita,
N M., as reported to Gen. d. z, steev-
er at 1T. Bliss, Tex, marks the sixth
invasion Of American soil in the last
few weeks.
It is probable that the border patrol
along the Sonora line will be strength
ened say officials at Fort Bliss, from
where Cen. steever commands the de-
pariment Of Texas, as well as the
Arizona and New Mexico border ad-
jaeent fAt 8present there are only
three troops Of the third cavalry near
Haohita, where a number Of invasions
bg rebels have occurred recently
Although no orc was injured in the
brush yesterday, the incident is deem
ed Of more than passing import II
is asserted that Inez salazar the rebe
chief, operating below the New Mexico
border, is intent on causing interna
tional complications, coincident will
his disarmament Of American settlers
in the state Of Chihuahua.
Since the invasion OF Sonora b!
rebels, salazar has made many incen
diary speeches and has issued a proc
lamation against Americans, accord
ing to.adviees received by military au
thorities here II is believed The rebel
know the dividing line between New
Mexico and the Mexican state of Sonor
and that the expedition on American
soil, as reported yesterday, was mere
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-07
MUST LEARN 10 COOK
BEFORE THEY CAN WIN.

Telegram by United Press
London. Sept 7-Prof bernard No
vamher famous New York scientist
has come over 10 teaeh the British
bow e win the 1915 OBmpiaa lie las
come 70 teach them how to cook. rne
connection between tha two thinss
may not BE- apparent al tirzt, but ia
an interview he told the reporter. III
the English people want to reeain
their lost supremacy in the athletic
field. the first and most important
step 70 be taken Is to educate the az
eraee English housewife in the fine
art Of cooking
During the course Of several visits
to England. he declared i have 1is.
covered that tho woman Of the middle
and lower classes, especially in Lon.
don. has a very rudimentary knoul
edge Of cooking, She is also more q
less wasteiul
So the professor intends TO start q
movement for the inauguration o.
open air evening cooking classes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-07
STARTS THE BALL ROLLING
For Clean Sweep for Democracy in
Grady County in November Much
Enthusiasm Manifested

Burton, G caneman, "A. Blair D. s..
Dcugan. u. G. Loyeioy VIM Stacy, w.
il LaBoon, G w. Munford a S. RID
dle, W. ~, Clark
On motion q ways and means conn
miltee was created, to be composed Of
one member from each voting pre-
cnct in the city, and one from each
voting precinct ID the bail park dis
lrict, 10 be named by the president
On motion the president was I'M
slructed to name q committee Of
three. TO be known as The finance COM
mitee. for the purpose Of raising
funds for tie campaign The mem
bera Of these committees will be am
nouaeed by the president at the next
meetlss. 81 the club.
The question Of raising funds for
the immediate needs Of the club was
discussed, ending by q timely sugges-
ton 70 PASS the bet which was done,
.Sls being raised ID contributions for
.thh purpose after which. On motion Of
Mr. Blair that contributions be made
to ihe Wilson Dollar club through The
ASpreEs. the following gentlemen con.
lrihnied "a ihe sumol one dollar each,
Hon r n Baileg. y "a Emerson.
John G Lewis, Kslcaliaeay A. 8. Rld
dle, n. Blair 81 y. Loulhan q y
paH,on r. E Dayenport. JrD Vanoe
~. W, Clarke q D. Yeston. a total
81 si2.
On motion adjournment was taken
to meet on Friday evening. September
rs. at which time It IS hoped every
/ Democrat and any others Of any polit
ical faith who are interested n see
ine the government go into partner
shin with the people by electing Wood
row Wilson as president and Th@mas
lR Marshall vice president with .
Democratic congress, VIII be present
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-07

In response 70 the call Of Judge W.
i Bailey, president ana n M Mur.
ray, secretary Of the Wilson club. q
fousins good meeting 81 Democrats
was held Ia the Gifts ham iasl night FOR
Che purpose Of organizing a Wilson and
Marshall club, which aas perfected by
tho election Of the following officers.
President, Hon y A Bailey.
Vice president Col . 81 ONeill-
Secretary, "a Blair
Treasurer, Col & Caneman
The meeting was called 70 order by
The president, Hon. Fl, M Bailey aud
lr the absence 81 the secretary Sir.
Murray o. y. Jenkins 81 the Daily
Express, was named as temporary sec.
reiary.
On motion Of Mr Stacy, the name a
Tie Wilson club was changed 10 the
Wilson ana Marshall club. ms purpose
being 10 aid in lle election u Wilson
aud Marshall az president and vice
president OF lhc unlted States. Car
rled
on motion for those 30 attendance
who wished % associate Wl,h the eiul
Tor the purpose previously set forth g
Fise that their names be enrolled n
the membership list TIE iolloNing
were entered OH ihe roll:
lion # ST. bailey. Alfred Johnson
J. c Lindsay, a B Thompson. S. G
Dnrbin. ~ = Manney + S. Mccoy
p b. Clayton, S L. Newman, Kegl
Anderson. Z. ID Yealon. John G Lewis
> r Looney, n. Y Tye. J. p. Poole
T. Elder, D N. Caveness. G. Y
Newell Henry Minnette, Ben Hud
gins. r. E Davenport, o ID Jenkins
j. G. Smith. r o'Noin J 4 I'm
J ii Vance. Isaac Cloud. X Galloway
o simpson. n Ballard 6 = Dayton
N 3 Louthan. D 3 Emerson. J b
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-07
Opening Of WOman'S
College on Thursday

Next Thursday morning at 10
o'clock the fall ters Of the Oklahoma
College for Woman viii be inaugural.
ed with appropriate exercises. and for
which most enjoyable program is
being arranged.
The people Of Chiekasha should lend
their encouragement to this creditabIe
institution by attending the opening
exercises, meeting the new faculty,
and giving them words Of cheer in
approaching the arduous task before
them. 1t is Of great benefit to Chick
asha to have this splendid school with.
in It's borders, and to the parents OF
the city and county who have daugh-
ters coming into womanhood, Il
grants opportunities in which many
communities are far from being 50
fortunate. VI
Encourage this Institution by attend
ing the exercises mentioned, which
are open to all, and to which every
citizen Of the community viii be heart.
lily welcomed.
The program arranged for the exer-
cises will be published Ia these col
umns the early part Of the coming
week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-07
aREVlTY Ia SOL oF WIT.

Telegram by United Press
Washington, Sept Army oriicers
are getting e goed deal Of amusement
ont Of an interchange Of telegraps,
copies Of which have been brouelt
here by newly detailed officer They
furnish q new chapter to that famous
report: report ~Off again, on again,
gone again, Flnnegan."
It seems that a depot auartemaster
wired a superior officer that certain
ieamster. Brown, would quit tomorrow
AID asking if he could hire q good
man in his place. The reply was
Reference Brown wirei flrei hire
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-07

Washington, Sept. $50 rapidly do
conditions change in Mexico that just
as Ambassador Wilson, under instruc-
ticns from the state department, based
on appeals from plantation and min
ing interests was making a strong de.
mand upon the Mexican government
for additional forces in northern Mex
ice to protect American interests, the
departments agent in the latter quar-
ter were reporting considerable Inn
proyement IN conditions.
Nacozari, a point on the railroad
about 100 miles south Of Douglas,
Ariz., has been regarded as the dan
ger spot. 50 far as foreigners are CON
eerned, for the last three days. Re-
ports to the state department late yes
terday appear to remove any reason
able ground for apprehension. Tele-
graphic communication between Naco.
zari and Goulas mas been restored.
Conditions at Monterey are reported
satisfactory
Discouraging news comes from the
south Of Mexico, however, where the
wandering rebel bands became bolder
IN their raids. A federal garrison at
Juno has been massacred.
There is shortage Of infantry in
the department Of Texas and Gen.
Wood was obliged to tell Gen. steev.
er. in answer to his appeal for more
infantry at El Paso, that he would
have to accept cavalry instead.
The war department yesterday de-
cided to honor the requisltion or the
state department. for small arms for
American citizens on the south side
OF tine border, and 400 rifles viii be-
sent from the Rock Island, H.. arsenal
lt2 American consuls for distribution
llmong these people.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-07
WANTS SENSATION AND
WILL LIKELY GET 1T
Ill. ~. l1...A.a la.a..

London, Sept 6.-That the 100000
natives who form the population Of the
Indian state Of malawar are TO have
chance Of trying constitutional GOV
ernment, is due largely TO their rulers
haraia Of Jhalawar is an enlightened
desire for a new sensation. The Ma
despot who is allowed a pretty tfee
hand by the British authorities, aad
while in London he amused himsclI
by looking into the constitutional sgs-
tenn He was tickled to death by Brit
ish parliamentary methods and imme
diately decided to experiment on his
own account. Like a cautious despot
however, he isn't going to allow his
subjects too much freedom all at once
and he does not figure on giving votes
to more than about 5000 Of his mos
trustworthy men just yet
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-07
OLD WASHINGTON LANDMARK
ON CAPITOL GROUNDS GONE
Telegram By United Press.

Telegram By United Press.
Washington. Sept. old age end
decay have spelled the passage of one
of the stateliest. most dignified trees
on the White House grounds. TO Tie
left of Pennsylvania avenue entrance
to the White House and not far from
the executive offices, has stood for
the past as years a fine old silver ma
pie tree As far as could be learned
it had no distinguished pedigree like
some of the trees on the grounds that
have been planted BY presidents, but
has stood through many presidential
administrations as a distinct orna.
ment to the grounds OF the presidents
mansions. Lately it became SO feeble
that the superintendent Of the grounds
feared it would fall over and he or
dered it cut down. Right next to it is
a young oak tree which was planted
by President Mckinley and also near
by are some Japanese trees, All Of
these were in daily danger from the
old maple, so it had to so. A younger
tree may be planted in its place ane
President Taft may be invited if hi
cares to do 50. to preside at the plant
ing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-07
JUDGE WILLIAMS DECLINES
TO co ON RECORD.

The mighty deyeloped sense Of dis
cretion along certain subjects among
residents Of Oklahoma was demon
strated yesterday by Judge Williams,
when he was asked concerning the
immediate prospects OF rain. The
Judge replied Owing to the mere
fact that I have been a resident ol
this country for is years, feel a Ger
tain delicaey in expressing an opinion
on that subject"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-07
MARRY, OF PAY, IN HUNGARY

Vienna, Sept. e.-By a majority Of
fifteen to one the town council Of
Macy Perkata. Hungary has decided
to tax bachelors for the benefit Of the
childrens hospital. The solitary dis
sentient was the only bachelor on ihe
council Finding his protests unheed-
ed he is appealing to the provincial
authorities 10 veto the proposal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-07
NEW SUITS in SUPERIOR COURT

Harry Hubbard vs.. shannon Friend
ct al. foreclosure, Sii6; T. % acres Of
iot 3. E 20 acres lot a. u IS sW 1916
w. H. Clark
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-07

ly made to antagonize the United
State troops stationed along the bor-
der
The rebels are in great need Of am
mrnition and the activity Of the Amer
ican soldiers in preventing the Snug
Cling Of munitions Of war has caused
much Ill feeling.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-07

Mrs Frank Plato returned yesterday
from Ada, where she has been the
guest of friends for a few days
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-07

Lookl beautiful Niagara Falls
at Airdome tonight.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-07
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WEATHER FORECAST.

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