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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-12
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It costs pot Of money to get any
|one elected president, but our million
aires: have to have some other kind Of
toys beside steam yachts.
Prof. Herschel Parker has climbed
Mount M Kinley Now if he will take
a summer excursion down to New
foundland he will be prepared to claim
that he has been to the North Pole. /.
Z You might sbe able to tell a conven.
Etion delegate from q Mexican Insurg-
Eent#by his look, but not by his ac-
lions.
81 Nj. Bryan tells the politicians not to
bow down to Wall Street. But how
|a are they going Is get the offices if they *
don't 81 B
So far the Amalg amated order Of
Weary Willies has not CLAIMED to have
put the pure food law through cong
fress, but every one else does. M
With the ephant, the Donkey, and
the Bull Moose kicking up their heels.
Tits almost imp ossible for the Common
People To drive an sox team through
the corn fields NH
About this time great army Of
|spossible 1900 and more q year men
become s2,o 90 4 day men. because they
|Shayen't either the price, the faith pr
1.-THE grit TO stick I'd school, q few years
longer
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-12

The steam roller proves a labor saw
Ing machine AZ the conVentio Ions. but
the old ashioned method oa applause
and work still ntinaes, though
q caliope would be- much more efficsss
8ent
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-15
Upadek ~uciekajacego
CZfOWieka

sprowadza chorobe ~zo}adka, va
troby i merck, tax same jak lnui
ludzie W podobnych rezultatsch
Aawiedzeni brakiem apttytu, b6'em
krzyza, nerwowcsci9, b6Iem glo-
wy, z~meczeniem, ocieza}oscia o.
gdlnem zruinowanicm. Niema
jednak potrzeby takiego niedoma-
gania, jak to stw1 erdzi1 T. D..
PEBBLES Henry, Tenn. ,,Szefc bu
telek Electric Bitters" pisze on
wlece] uczyni}y do da"ia mi novel
silly i dobrtgo ~apetytu, MI wszYst-
k,e inne lekarstwa zo'adkowe jake
uzywa}em." Pomagaia kazdemu.
Niedorzecznoscia jest cierp,e6, gdy
to siawne lekarstwo pomoze wan
"a pierwsza dawka. Spr6bujc,e.
Tylko so cent6w " apiece M. J
Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-15

+ ! o'0's''
$685.
Gag dalszy.
- Dobrze vice - zakoh.
czy} ojciec Franciszek.
Idzcie przeto i przyspos6bcie
wszystko ma jego przyjecie;
weidzie on do oddziafu 6red-
niego; liczy bowiem lat diva
nascie.
- Hura - wrzasnaf ma}y
Pietrek, zwawv chfopczyna,
ma kt6rego twarzy szkli}a sic
para ognistych oczu - wte
dy bedzie re nina W jednym
oddziale!
Ojciec Franciszek podni6s}
palec, pogrozi} ma1emu krzy-
kaczowi, a Gala rzesza roz
proszy}a sic jak stado wr6b-
Ii. Jedni pobiegIi do swych
law i ksiazeki zaczeli je po-
rzadkowac; wstyd ich bowiem
ogarnia1 ma sama mysl, 10
ma}Y poganin m6gtby zauwa
zyc nieiad W ich rzeczach.
Drudzy podskoczyli do O.
grodu, zrywali kwiaty j ga.
}azki, ably przystroic izdebke
spodziewanego kolegi. Inni
wykra wall pape i wypisywali
ma niei wielkiemi g1oskami:
- Vital Arumugamie!
Imie to mocno ich korci}o.
Pfol 49, zawo}a} ma}y, z6f-
tawy Hindus, zadzierajac
noska -- COZ to "a cudackie
imie! Brzmi ono tax, jakby
wszystkie chude krowy Fa-
raona pocze}y razem rvczec:
mu mu.mu!...
- Me! - zawo1a1 inny 49,
imie to jest daleko gors2e,
jest ono wynalazkiem djab}a,
gdyz Arumugam jest poga6.
skim ba}wanem O szesciu
twarzach. :..:.
49, Szkoda re HE ma sled.
mlu tWarZy napumknaf
trzeci -. wtedy bowiem przy-
pomina1by siedm grzech6w
6miertelnych.
Pos}uchaicie - pre-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-15

mo6cl pozytecznych, ale wy.
strzegaj sic ich nam6w. Gdy-
by Gle chcieli spowodowac
do ub6stwa Krzyza, ME czy6
tego gdyz by ci to wysz}o ma
zguhe."
(Ciag dalszy nastapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-15
Powie$c insignia.

insignia. + +
m6wi{ jeden z n~ajgl6wniej-
szych malarzy z pedzlem W
ustach, = pos}uchajcie tyl~
ko, trzeba to urzadzic inaczei
Ii poganowi nadac p~rzyzwoite
lmie.
- TAX, tax! = wrzasneli
drudzy. - Jake by1o ma j.
mic. wyleczone nu synowi
kr6lika W + vangielii 6wietej?
- Togo wcale ME ma W
Ewangielii - odpowiedzia}
malarz.
- | Owszem - wtraci1 je-
den z malc6w, - nazywa}
sic Korneliuszem.
- Co mi tam gadasz! -
zawo}a} pierwszy, - by} to
zupe}nie inny setnik.
- Wszystko jedno - o.
dezwal sic malice - Arumu-.
gam powinien otrzyma6
chrzescija6skie imie. Ale.
jake sic wziasc do rzeczy?
- Rzecz prosta - odpc~'
wiedzia{ malarz. - Ochrzci-
my 60, to wcale ME trudno,
wszak ze5my sic tego niedaw-
no uczyli W katechizmie.
- TAX - wtracii drugi -
ale chrzcic go nie wolno,
chyba W razie ostatecznej po-.
trzeby.
49, Ohio - zawo}af innv =
La to ME trZeba czekaG d}u-
20. Czarny Pietrek przypro-
wadzi go swemi psotami do.
ostateczno6ci.
Dajze mi pok6j - mru'
czaj Piotr, zatrudniony prey
SVEN bi6rku. Szuka} BOWEN
W swej szufJadzie i wyciaga}.
obrazki 6wiete i posazki Mat
XII Boskiej, 6w. J6zefa, sw.
Piotra i anio}a str6za, ably co
piekniejszego wybrac i daro-
wac Arumugamowi; ale ma
pieszczescie wszystko by}o
uszkodzone, jednemu 6wiete-
mu brak1o nogi, innemu ra-
mienia it'd. Wyb6r byt trud-
ny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-15

The Round Oak Chief Jest
jedynym tego gatunku klasy,
kt6ra go zalicza do najlep~
szych. Ciezki koprowy REFER
woar, mieszczacy 9 galon6w
woody, jest po}aczony z tylnia
p}yta ogrzewajaca W spos6b
przez poiaczenie IL patento'
wynn przyrzadem). Piec pie
cze dobrze i ogrzewa wode W
tym samym czasie. Tam ME
ma rur pod wodozbiorem ably
sic nape1ni}y sadza, ami zas-
tawki do r~egulowania.
Mozecie zaplaci6 wiecej
pieniedzy "a piec kuchenny
piz kosztuje Round Oak
Chief, ]ecz ME bedzie to lep-
sly piec "a jakakolwiek Gene.
S~przedawalismy ten gatu-
mex piec6w do ogrzewania,
ranges i furnaces przesz}o
80 lat i nasza sprzedaz pc.
wieksza}a sic z kazdym ro-
klein. Wstapcie i zobaczcie
|jak doskonale piec kuchenny
moze BYE zrobiony i zabierz-
Gle kopie novel ksiazki o
piecach. Move towar!y; kom-
pletny zapas teraz jest ma
sk}adzie. Mozecie zap}acic 60
t6wke lub u}ozyc dogodnym
termin sp}aty.
r. D. Cone Co.
Towary zelazne i sc 1cc znizki
$3.50 E. 2ga utica
zalozony 1855
w samem sercu Winony, poza dystryktem
wysokiej dzierzawy. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-15

us" CZWarteK, dnl& l5-gos
i b}yszczacej muszli pellowej,
wr6cili przyjeci zazdroscia i
rzekli: - Piotrze ME pre-.
chwalaj sic; ME by1by6 wpadl
ma ten pomys}, gdyby Gle ME
by} ma niego naprowadzi} O..
Franciszek.
- Naturalnie rzekf Piotr
2 uniesieniem. Us1ucha-
lem rady O. Franciszka. Ma
przysz1os6 wszystko uczynie,
co on mi powie, DO cd dzisiaj
bede innym cz}owiekiem.
Ch@opcy spojrzeli po So
bic, jakby odurzeni, a Piotr
powrzuc cal swoje posazki tax
nagle do szufla9y, re to pc.
traci}y reszte rak i nog. Ma
szcze6cie mkt tego ME wi
dial, BIO naraz odezwa}y sic
uderzenia dzwonu ma kury-
tarzu. Ch{opcy pozbierali
swoje sprzety. Nastepnego
poranka przywdziali swe mai
lepsze szaty, gdyz W tym bo-
WIEN dniu obchodzono przy-
bycie nowego ucZnia i mia.
no 60 uroczyscie przyjac.
W pa}acu radzy odby} sic
r6wnocze6nie smutny obrzed
rozstania. Zaproszono ma O.
bad wszystkich krewnych i
z%najomych. Stawili sic ocho
czo, ably mafemu Arumuga-
powinszowac odzyska-
nego zdrowia i obsypac 20
podarkamj. Podczas obiadu
oswladczy|I radza zebranym,
re Arumugam oddany costa
ME do, szk6} i wstapi do kole-
bia}ych ksiezy, ably sic
wyksztafcic ma uczonego ]
zdolnego c%z}owieka. Wszyscy
mocno sic dziwili, niekt6rzy
radzili ksieciu, ably IT,
60 ME czyni}, Ale ten pre-
c;a} dalsze dyskusye i spory
oswiadczeniem, re to jest
zrzadzeniem Bramy i niez-
miennem po%stanowieniem.
Arumugam ledwie m6g} do
chwili, W kt6rej mia}
rozpoczac MOVIE zycie. Gdy
mu wreszcie da} znak OIL
ciec, porwa} sic cd sto}u,
u6ciskal make i rodze6stwo,
o6wiadczyl krewnym serde-
CINE dzieki, powiedzia} wszy.
stkim = do zobaczenia -
j wyszedl 4 ojcem re sail. Ma
samprz6d zawi6df radza sy-
ma pred domowy o}tarz, ma
kt6rym stall posag b6zka Ra.
-r
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-15

Chlopcy zaczeli sic cisna6
do stolika Pietrka, gdy wtem
nadszedt ojciec Franciszek.
Wszyscy wr6cili DO swych
:zaje6 a Piotr zaczerwieni}
sic pod same uszy. Spostrzegl
to ks. Franciszek, przystapi}
i zapyta} go pc cichu: -
COZ to robisz Pietrze?
- Ach, Ojcze Franciszku
= rzecze ch}opiec zawstydzo-
ny, patrzac ma poniszczone
obrazki; - postanowi}em bye
przyjacielem Arumugamun.
da i chcia}em mu ofiarowac
najpiekniejszy z mych posaz-
k6w, ale wszystko Jest po}a-
name,
= Bardzo dobrze czynisz,
Pietrku - rzecZe O. Fran
ciszek - ale tymczasowo ME
dawaj mu CHARACTERIZATION
obrazk6w; DO on ME rozu-
ich znaczenia i uwaza}by
je IA poga6skie. Ale powiem
ci, co mozesz uczynic. Pc,
wies te }adna krope]niczke
jego kom6rce. Swiecona
woda wyleczy}a 20. Mozesz
mu powiedziec, CO ia kro'
pelnica znaczy.
Jak strata wymkna} sic
ch}opiec z izby i wykonal
rozkaz ksielza. KS. Franci-
seek poszed} "a MIN, zabra}
60 ze SODA do novel izdebki
.rumugama, wzia} 20 ma box
/ rzek}: - Pietrku, sadie, re
CT ma prawde chodzi o przY-
jazz Arumugama, ale jesli
cheese z MIN przestawac i
bye mt pozytecznym, winie-
mes sic ca1kowicie zmienic.
Przyrzecz mi pozbyc sic dzi-
i uporu, ME k1ocic sic
z kolegami, ME psocic i'm sic
/ spokojno6cia i pilno6cia
nowemu przyjacielowi dawac
.obry przyk}ad. Czy mi to
przyrzekasz? W jnteresie o.
calenia duszy mfodego poga
- TAX Jest, Ojcze Fran
ciszku, przyrzekam i ia raza
~niezawodnie dotrzy'
nam - odpar} Piotr.
0. Franciseek uczyni} znak
krzyza 6w. ma czole pachole-
cha i modli} sic W sercu, ably
Bog, dzia}ajacy wielkie RE-
cry navel przez dzieci, skies
rowa} dixie, ale szlachetne
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-10

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R#l w AV Hsgs eH kafaffa ad sa adyn afe sHtiss
e Al Hie eHlE#
~ g991 spEcuIc co., A1IAHrA, ca.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-10

Nbfa 90 buyF hundred dollars
Ngfls b agumua brick he Il forced
by lpe payneAlafleh tariff law Is
Dsy 8 saflll ulbale Of SIS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-01-10

MNea 9he naEtAases hundred
aa.sf #ofih S ties be IS forced
~ ~ fsf.ii lIlbae 0i $50
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-13
Four Young Men are
Sentenced for Larceny

Because Of his youth Tom Eubauks
who plead guilty to the charge Of lar
ceny in Judge Moore's court was
given the lightest sentence OF the four
men arrested on the charge Of steal
Ing a suit Of clothes valued at SIS
from Hugh Anderson, a farmer Of Che
vicinity Of Rush Springs Fubanks
was given a fine OF $50 and a sentence
OF thirty days on the county roads.
Roy Edwards. Rex Price and W. e.
Greed plead guilty in the same case
and were fined 500 and given thirty
days each on the county roads The
four young men entered the Anderson
home and stole the suit Of clothes sew.
eral weeks ago.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-13
Island Builds
Native Stock Yards


The territory north Of the Frisco
and west Of the Rock Island main line
in Grady county Is now above the
quarantine line and there have been
no stock pens in Chickasha except
south Of the line. with the compile
ton Of the new pens native stock can
be shipped from chickasha instead OF
being driven to Pocasset or other
points north
The dipping vats that have been
established at Chickasha make it pos.
sihle for southern cattle to Be brought
here to be dipped and cleaned up and
then shipped out as natives The en-
tire cost connected with the dipping,
it Is said, is ST to si.50 per head, while
The value Of each animal Is thereby in.
creased from si to IS.
The posts for the native yards have
already been set and workmen are
busy pushing the pens to the com
Dletlon which will constitute an adj
vance step for the Rock Island as well
a. for Chickasha as a shipping point
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-13

AS a result Of tho moving Of the
cattle quarantine lint and in order to
provide facilities to accommodate the
shippers, the Rock Island is now
building stock yards for native cattle
about a mile north Of the station,
where the material yards were form.
erls located.
N. B. Irwin, general livestock agent
fer the company, has been here from
81. Joseph, Mo-, pushing the work On
the new yards, and It Is Indicative Of
enterprise on the part Of the company
that yards sufficient to accommodate
whole train load Of cattle have been
started and win be completed within
thirty days II is expected that the
pens viii be finished next week
Nr Irwin paid chickasha a visit a
short time ago and after lnvestigat.
ing the situation al once recommend
ed to the company that native yards
be provided and credit is due him for
the marked expedition with which the
work has been carried forward.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-13
STATE VS..
|. LIQUOR

The case OF State OF Oklahoma Us.
Mr. Intoxicating Liquor was tried be.
fcro Judge Bailey in the district court
this morning. If the defendant is con
ylcted speedy execution will be or
dered
About four weeks ago ten barrels
Of wine or grape juice were seized by
% sheriff, the same being at the time
in the cellar 81 Chas. Steinmetz well
known German farmer near Verden.
Mr steinmetz makes his own wine.
The points on which the testimony
bore were whether the beverage was
Kept for sale and whether it was fer
mentad- On Oh latter point the county
attorney introduced as evidence a
statement from the state chemist who
said it contained from two to 5.gS pei
cent alcohol Judge Bailey took the
Tease under advisement till Monday
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-13
ALEX GETS
new BANK
sleeIaI q rhe EAnreaa.

speulal 70 The Express.
Alex, Okla. April is.-Notice was
received here today from Washington
that the comptroller Of the currency
ha issued a charter for the First Ma.
tional bank Of Alex Okla, the capital
stock being $4,000
The incorporaiors are r X Woot-
ter. Chiclasha; G p Costello. Lind.
say and local men. among the latter
being Leo Cruise. Jesse Moore. j. A.
Corzlne, Bond Bros, and others. The
new bank viii open at once in the two
story corner brick building owned By
.g n Griffin
The acquisition Of the First Ma
ilonal puts Alex IN the Gloss Of two
bank toens aud is indicative OF the
commercial growth Of the community
The state bank here is a substantial
Institution and has steadily grown in
volume or business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-13
TeIegram BY United Press.

Atte5ldM D4 lullcu litna.
Lynn, Mass, April 49, The police
today admitted that the murder Of
the millionaire, George Marsh, aged
a. was one Of the most mysterious
crimes ever committed in the com.
monwealth
The lead developed involving a wo-
man was exploded today when the wo-
man, who is known to have been
driving wit hthe soap manufacturer
accounted Tor all her actions and it
was shown that she had not been with
linn for hours before he is believed to
have been stain
The authorities arr. convinced that
iealously or revenge was the motive
for the crime Marsh was shot and
his body found by beach CONNER.
Gov. Foss ordered the state police
+ to the scene and win offer a substan-
tel reward for solving the mystery
The mysterious stranger who has
been about Marsh has not been
found
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-13
DAY OF
CONTEST

Tomorrow Is tho last day Of the con.
iesi that has been waged for several
weeks between the Christian Sunday
schools Or Chickasba and El Reno,
up 10 the present the Fl Reno folks
ave 10 the lead and IL Chickasha wins
she wlll have 70 make a BIG showing
tomorrow.
Pastor Challenner and Ills co-work-
ers are anxious to win the Sclor for
chlekasha 1--WE want an 81 our
friends 70 rally 70 our assistance To-
morrow" said he. I'VE can't afford
10 let a smaller town beat rs and we
must not think Of such a thing for a
minute Come to our Sunday school
temorrow and help Us to win"
The points m the contest are new
pupils attendance and collection It
IS hoped ihat the attendance Sunday
viii be record-breaker
A picinre Of the Sunday school wilI
he taken a me close Of the contest
sep orvw
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-13
CRANK CALLS
AT WHITE
HOUSE
Telegram BY United Press

Telegram by United Press.
Washington, April IA man civ.
ing his name as Michael Winter was
arrested at the White House this
morning after twice succeeding in
forcing bis way into The private parts
ot the mansion An ugly looking clasp
knife was found in his pock15
Winter claims to be a German sub
ieci He said ne unsuccessfully ap-
Piled to the German ambassador for
a letter Of introduction to Taft He
dashed up the steps to the White
House and when elected ne repeated
tho performance. He was then arrest
ei
Winters protested 70 officers that he
Intended no harm % the president
Winters said he was thirty ysix years
Old and unmarried. He was poorly
dressed and apparently laborer
though he said he had no occupation.
tie is quiet and talked eoherently.
Sergeant Williams Of the White
House police said he believed the man
was deranged. he was taken to the
Washington asylum for observation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-13
ACCIDENT MAY
COST HIM EYE

Assistant Engineer Nash at the
Chickasha cotton compress was the
victim OF an accident yesterday after
neon that win probably cost him the
sight Of his right eye Mr. Nash is a
white man and while at work was
struck in the eve by a rock, hurled
from the hand Of negro who was
fighting with several follow negro
workmen.
The negroes were Quarreling and
fighting among themselves and in the
fracas Mr.. Nash was accidentally
struck in the eye The injury wag
very serious and Il is feared that the
sight will be permanently impaired.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-13
MILK FAMINE
IS THREATENED

Hoh. Mr. MIX Man. please coms
back. is the song which many house.
wives about town are singing since
Dan Garland closed down his big
dairy Thursday
Mr. Garland has kept from 1850 To
2QQ COWS busy supplying milk for
chiokasha. having BY far the largest
dairy N the city He has sold his
cows preparatory to moving 10 okla
homa City, where he has purchased
property. The remaining daiIies are
unable % sapply tAe demand ana CON
seeuently condensed milk is growing
In favor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-13
JUDGE MANsEll HERE

Judge J. w Mansen Of Hobart
Democratic candidate for congress
spcke here on the bank corner this
afternoon Owing to the violent wind
aru dust Judge Mansell spoke bus a
few minutes. He said. however. that
he expected to return to Chickasha
during the campaign lo increase his
acquaintance among the vogega aud
would call on them personally. The
judge spent the afternoon visiting
among the Democrats of the city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-13
$500 ACRES OF
MELONS THERE
Special to The Express.

Special to The Express
Alex, Okla, April According to
carefully compiled statistics, it is fig
ured that 25O0 acres Of melons will
have been planted in this community
before the end Of next week Plant.
ing has been in progress this week
ard with continued favorable weather
it is expected thAt all the seed Will
be in the ground next week
Tho Alex Melon Growers association
is the pioneer organization Of the kind
in the county, having been in success
fui operation for four years Alex
melons have become famous and with
tha soil in the finest condition, the
farmers are looking forward to a
bumper crop this year
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-13

Chihuahua, Mex. April lS.-United
States Consul Marion Leteher. sta
toned here. is not the American con-
sui as far as General Pascual Orozco.
oommander-in-ehief Of the rebel army.
is concerned
Gen. Orozco made this statement.
Friday, declaring that as the United
states government does not recognize
the belligerency of the liberals. the
liberals cannot recognize Letcher as
consul 0rozco adds he does not like
the tone of certain communications
from Mr.. Leteher
Mr.. Letcher is merely an American
citizen and entitled to consideration
we grant every foreIgAef,a said Gen.
olozcoo.
Mr.. fletcher was not perturbed visi-
bly, when informed pf his official os-
traeism. and has been treating the
rebel general simply as "a Mexican
citizen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-13
Telegram By unItea rrers.

Monterey, Mex, April 13-Adylces
here say Orozco is getting rid Of the
Ola commanders enlisted under Vas
quez, Gomez, Campa and Roias. They
are said to have resigned and to be
enroate TO the state.
The failure Of Gomez to leave San
Antonio and fight for bis cause Is said
to have caused Orozco to desert him
Ofozco has declared for Gonzales En-
rile, his secretary, for president.
Dispatches continue to report out
RACES against Americans.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-13
CONVENTION
HERE MAY 10
Special to Express.

Special to Express.
iaWton, Okla, APRIL tS.--At a meet
ing Of the Republican executive com.
mittee Of the NTH congressional dis
trict here today, it was decided to hold
the district convention at Chlckasha
May IS. Two delegates to the Chicago
convention viii be elected at uhat
time
The committee adopted resolutions
endorsing James Harris and the TAFT
administration. G. ST Feehheimer Of
/ 5Chiekasha attended the committee
I meeting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-13
OrOzco's Antics Indicate that He
is Now Trying to Induce the
United States to Inter
yene in Mexico
OUTRAGES AGAINST
AMERICANS REPORTED
Rebel Leader Refuses to Recog-
nize American Consul Claims
Rights Belligerent Rebel
Leaders Resign
Telegram By United Press.

Washington, April 13 The belief
that Orozc0 is deliberately attempting
to provoke American Intervention in
Mexico is being forced on the state
government by confidential dispatches
detailing affronts to the United States
by insurrectionists.
Orozco's refusing to recognize the
American consul at chihuahua makes
# impossible for Americans to seek
shelter in the consulates from the
rebels.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-13
OIL MILL CLOSES DOWN.

The Chickasha cotton oil mill will
close down this evening for the sea-
sen The mill has been in operation
since last October AN Of the mills
oi the company have been closed for
several weeks, except the local mill
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-13
PRIMARIES
in Penn.



Washington, April 49, The presi-
dental campaign bureaus today await
ed with interest The outcome Of the
primaries in Pennsylvania.
While they are not making any
claims, Tafts managers. expect to get
fifty delegates and Rooseyelfs pre-
dict another Illinois landslide WI.
soh's managers claim they win sweep
the state
sixty-four delegates win be elected
a the primaries, the remaining to BE-
chosen by the state convention.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-13

IeIegTam D UnITed FTes7-
Mexico City, April i3 The Mexi-
can government has provided the
American colony with two hundred
Mauser rifles and ten thousand cart.
ridges This action is taken to mean
the government believes the crisis is
near.