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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-11
HARVARD GETTING
IN TRIM FOR FRACAS

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. Nov. 10
Dartmouth Saturday and Yale less
than fortnight away. and Harvard
will be hailed either as intercollegiate
champions or just plain also rams.
Saturdays game will come as a sort
of prologue To the big show TO be
staged down New Haven way on the
ESD. Undoubtedly the Crimson scouts
have brought enough information into
camp about the big Green team 10
already furnish the coaches a line on
how its plays are put in motion and
where its strength and weakness lays.
The varsity have been silently work
ing on these for the past ten days.
and are so confident that they have
an anti Dartmouth defense that it Is
pretty near perfection that this week
the major portion of the practices
will be devoted solely on the forma-
tions stored up for the Yale meeting.
The regulars should present their real
strength by Wednesday. Trumhull
should be back at right guard by that
time. but Coolidge's place at right end
appears LOST to him, Substitute Q Brien
apparently being considered the better
man.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-11
ST. GERMA|NE OUT
Of YALE LINEUP

NEW HAVEN, CONN, Nov. To-
Word has been received from the
Yale faculty that Big Chief" st. Ger
maine and Dave Dunn will not be
regarded eligible for the football
eleven this season. because OF some
restriction or other. The faculty de-
cision Is a keen blow to the football
eoehes. who needed the men baolv.
St. Gernaaine TO plug mp the gap at
guard. and Dunn to get back into
the play as plunsing backheld, Both
have left the squad for the season, but
will try again next year. An exami-
nation of the Yale players today for
bruises received In yesterdays game
disclosed the fact that Galiauer's nose
MAS badly battered He refused 10
Quit the game after his y1gry, which
was caused by some Brown rough
tackling, but was taken from the
game soon afterward by Trainer
Mack Gailauer will keep out of the
scrimmaging this week, but will be
started In the game at Princeton Sat
urday. The work for the regulars this
week will be Of the seyerest type on
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday,
and the team Will leaye for Prince,
ton Friday afternoon. stopping over
night In New York City.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-11
NAT GOODWIN MAY
NOT PLAY AGAIN

NEW YORK, Nov. 1o--There has
been much speculation for the past
Few days along the Riaito as 10 when
the stage Will again sae Nat Goodwin.
Some of them have expressed ne fear
that the comedian may never gain
appear, and this they base on vague
rumors concerning the actors conc
ton since his accident several months
ago III IA boar near Los Angeles. These
rumors are altogether disquieting, ana
although the majority of the actor 8
friends ara in ignorance OF his actual
condition. they do not hesitate tn eX-
press their apprehension.
month after he was hurt, Oliver
Morosco, under whose management
MIR. Goodwin was to appear this sea-
son. received word from him that he
would he able 10 take up his work If
rehearsing xfsauntlett's Pride, the
comedy in which he was To appear ia
Los Angeles. within q few weeks.
A short time ago Mr.. Morosco Went
to San Francisco and Los Anseles
rather suddenly to look after his in
feresfs there. IT is understood he had
received word that MIR. Goodwin's con-
dltion was worse than had been
thought. No word has been heard
from Mr. Morsoeo since his depar-
ture
Another fact disquieting to the
comedians friends. lis an affidavit in
the hands of Herman L. Roth, his
New York attorney, This is in q suit
for breach of contract by Walter
Turner his former manager In it the
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CONTINUED on Sixth Pagel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-11
RACES To START
On WEDNESDAY
SOME OF AMERICAS LEADING
HORSES AT JAMESTOWN
TRACK---pROMINENT OWN
Frs AND JOCKEYS.

N-,,pEf,r n VA N-ov 10-Abou-
-etn - .t,a ess, r,,ca horses IN Amer
,aa r,lr,' 's ~ y.arto1,S ages and classes
80 80 haa,, ror,yetfny for nurses
=. -, as, h. C~snada in MARYLAND
~ ~ Is t-a.,,,cl,,, viii assemble AT the
1.,,,,Gg.f'T,-., Tnrknx rllthfs track this
- - ..t.,.e,cfr~.,tn In tbs falI meet
49,, Ns 9afs ,,,hich .,tIJ he inaugurates
.'s7 xxJ4,.-s,. nav. an, viii make
~. ~ ,,,or,t,,s- sa,, ladies'. dav The fair
S1-s 't N-arynnS rat3ve and tourists.
80, " ,,,a,con,aa 81 Tho track gates
x,s,r hardson,e souve-
az, 81. - 10 ar,is+g,ailv wnrkea on
-.
A,~ 81 no,,,ra.ions ~ the s.x
e..n r.r,,tot, oiasa3 an October os+h
- +, r..sss,,,+ nnatr,,an NJ the
y,,-A.- LIZ ~, ~ X 40 yo,. Richard r,
n 49,, ~ =. ,raa,s@rt ~ mo saratoga
I,,,nt,,e assactatfnu. Frank ]. Nolan.
iNI ,i,ea ~. c.s ander the track
49,, .sr,as.s.r,,,,,,..- ahta',. c,aorra Wa
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A N.1e.... - as,,,rd st,,d 81 rexinr4 on
!, + 80 1870. - snrris+own. Mrs.
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I1D.,. -, -. ~. Jersey one of
~ r,s. o,r, thSror sh
-. +sg2ls
- va ~ aos ,,,ra,,. Tanee Rowe.
~, IT, n p,,.na yv,.i,nev nronrietor Of
"a S,aats,sate s+,,a ana y leading
w % - .,oartes ana England:
sp 50, W W Seborr ~ uemnhis. j l..
Is't,aa. ra,,tat,, synfIon, FREDERICK
r,sass,,.,,,. -man,gar ~ mo racing and
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,s1,,t,ia IT e.,,,. paayya,I ana Captain
n,ti1t' ~ wafiar ~ ! A retired;
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's.. ns,,s,ea . firet,class stIa in Mel.
= 20 nn,,rtv. y,iI,sn, Garth. Of Abe
son rn,,,.x riarry Z Knanp and
ra,.c;. q III, ,hroc,. stewards Of the
r"iDs,s n,,,t. ~ Nav yorl,. n G. Hal
,n,,,s,, ~ r.r+han n,bNsher who
.,.o yTartn ysradartcl, T ana Adams
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-11
TIGERS HOPE TO
DEFEAT OLD YALE

PRINCETON, May 1o.--With a
fresh grip on their hopes, Princeton
ians are gathering all their energies
for a strong finish. Every Princeton
partisan who has followed the Tiger
warriors since their downfall Mt Cam
bridge can realize in a small way the
grim determination with which Cap
tain Pendleton and his men will go
through this week work. There Is
not a man on the team, or off Of 1t,
who does not knew, that Yale win have
to fight desperate battle II they are
to win. The players can think of
nothing but victory for their final
game but nobody IL able to feel so
'coeksttre as they We're previous to tre
Harvard surprise. Hopes are restrain
ed now. with a grip that nothing can
break except q safe margin for the
Tigers next Saturday when the final
whistle blows.
Yesterdays game with New York
university was not even a scrub CALI
Der, for the visitors were s~amped
with such evident ease that nothing
could be told or assumed for the inn
provemsnt OF the past week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-11
BASEBALL MEET
|. IN NEWPORT NEWS

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Nov. 10
a meeting of the baseball fans of this
city will be held at Elks' home to-
morrow night. for the purpose OF
looking INFO the question Of naming
manager for next season, and look
rig into the money pot
There Is much enthusiasm here,
bur the money has To be in sight. 1t
Is likely that at this meeting there
will be indications Of plenty of lucre.
A letter has been received from
Hugh Shannon. manager of the local
club in the Tidewater league. apply
ing for the job, He asks for il at
1900 for the season, promises II
bring In a one-two-three team. or
forfeit half the salary promised.
II Is understood that the manage
ment will get playing manager,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-11


Then. on Thursday. comes Alice
E,vensyaaa. lris1aa aanpa Soprano. Of
the Chicago Grand Opera company.
assisted by the Bostonia Sextette Club,
in the third of the Radcliffe series. at
the auditorium.
In the meantime comes to the BIZ
iou the funny comedy. The Girl In
the Taxi" which has been seen here
before. and which has made many
laughs
The vaudeville houses Offer some
Of the best material to be secured in
the country. The Colonial will pre-
sent Mile Berenice. a beautiful Rus
sian countess, with her trained bears.
in addition to a number Of other high
class acts, while at the Imperial will
ba seen galaxy of music and a
bunch of comedy At the Lubin will,
in addition to other features, be pre-
scented the fearless trapeze performer.
Sensation Henry"
The strictly moving picture shows
promise the best in the market
A truly big star cast will appear at
the Academy this evening when
.Otheiio'. will be presented by Mr..
n. p. MacIean. Mr.. Charles p. Han
ford. Miss Odette Tyler, Miss Marie
profnah and associate players. Each
a. pleasantly remembered for fin-
ishedN and most delightful perform
ance on the occasion OF previous visits
ia this city. and the announcement
thnt they will appear as joint stars
promises rare treat to all who en-.
low a strictly high class and artistic
form OF stage entertainment. II Will
Internationally prove TO he one OF the
events 1of the present theatrical sea-
IAN. ana thMt q large and reprcseEta-
eve audience will M present - ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-11
GRIM IS AFTER
LYNCHbURG CLUB
WILL BE ON HAND AT THE STATE
LEAGUE MEETING IN
PORTSMOUTH.
WHAT OF RICHMOND !?
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH PETERS,
BURG. NEWPORT NEWS, RoA-
NokE AND LyNCHBURG
MAY FORM VA. LEAGUE.
WHAT OF RICHMOND !?

Jack Grim will be Johnnie-o on the
Spot at the Portsmouth meeting this
! month, when the State mognls en-
deayor to get together for aonther
season.
He will put In bid for franchise
Hill City will back Grim in his con-
tention and. will help him all they
can N HE explanations that Lynch
burg N every way is better paying
city in the league than either Ports
mouth or Newport News.
II am not fighting either Of these
cities said Grim In Lynchburg Sat-
urday. Il simply want franchise,
ard believe / can show the owners
that I.yachburg Is the town for t.
They know this already. but they may
need scnae reminders
Grim will be In attendance upon
the meeting Of the moguls at Mil
waukee when they meet TO settle
many things. including the question
of salaries in classes C and y. They
vii. show the minor leaguers that
they have been paying too much
n,orey fei bush league bail. and that
In enc reason why there Is 80 much
contention among the small players
The Virginia league. with such
drawing cities as Norfolk, Petersburg,
Roanoke. Lyrchburg. Newport News
arH Portsmouth, can get by nicely on
Si2e0 salary limit. A bail player
IN this league could not make SIS a
II onth outside OF baseball. Look some
Of them up now and see what they
are earning.
Richmond can pay more. But il is
rot known what may happen to base
bail In this city until the local mag
mates determine what they themselves
win do, and IL Is believed by many
fans that Richmond stands something
Of chance OF getting better ball than
the State league can offer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-11
BILLIARD PLAYERS
READY FOR CONTEST

~~.~xry xe<oIy ~. ~ ce,..,, - ,na
~ r. olsn' 49,. AZ" ~ 70 80
pest pllliaao piassis m s"e .r,s,,N
states, AND one ..oai iaI va "n ~.
VIII eeiipeee IA .,s t"ul "aa I.'.L ~
the wotau 80 $500 aS,l.pf>e' : |,
whiSn oesals to'i'o' ~" .
the ioAei
The entry list bears the names o.
the following cue experts: Winiam r.
Hoppe, George r. siossoh. and Harry
y. cline, OF New YORK; George sut-
ton and Gavin Denaarest, OF ehieago,
Al Taylor. OF Mli@aakeei oria N =,
Morningstar, OF P'ttsours, ana hols
famada. OF TOXIC. Japan.
TWenty-eight games VIII compose
tho series IL ~ oesigneo TO nase
.Wsh'y-seFen contests ia hs Hose,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-11
Anusenents

Academy--All-star cast in "Othel-
To-"
Bffou-----rhe Girl in the Taxi"
E.npire~~Thc Willis Family and
others,
Coloniai--Charley Farrell ana 9TH
ers.
City Auditorium--Mme Sembrich.
Lusin-~ Torkawanda Troupe and
others.
Little Theater--PtctureS.
uperior--Pictures.
Another week OF good things for
the amusement lover. Nine. Sem
hrich heads the list. probably a. q
musical feature, She will be assist
ed nj the auditorium by Frank La
Forge, pianist, and Guiia Casini, cell
list.
Later in the week. on Tuesday. will
come the DeKoven Opera company in
sRobin Hood" for three performances.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-11
ALC0 AND PALACE
LEAD THE LEAGUE
DUCKPIN PLAYERS IN MERRY
RACE-vRGINIANs VS.. PAL
ACE TONIGHT

Interest in the Duckpin league the
past week reached the top notch Good
scores were made, and the various
clubs got closer together.
The Aico and Palace teams are tied
for first place. with the virgipians
and Times Dispatch tied for second
place. and News Leader and Journals
bringing up the rear In tie for
place
The games scheduled this TeeksA-
Monday At $40 vtrEtnians VA Pal
sce Wednesday. JpiaInals VI. Tines
pinpAt Tflday. lfeEe 11ader w
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-11
JUDGE M. WHITE
is IN EXTREMIS

Especial to The Richmond Virginian)
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Nov.
1o.-Judge John NJ. White. of. the
Circuit court. Is in extremis at his
homo on Locust grove He suffered
stroke of apoplexy yesterday. and i'm
mediate relatives have been sum
moned to his bedside.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-11
Harvard's Star Freshman

CONTINUED on Sixth Page1
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-17

Mexico City Feb A. -Torreon Is
isolated. Rebels surround the town
and Communication BY telegraph was
stopped last Thursday night. That
the cutting Of the wires Indicates any
thing more serious chan the growing
numbers Of the Vasquistas and their
increasing boldness Is not believed In
the capital Some days ago It was
apparent that all ordinary approach.
es 70 The city would be IA control Of
the rebels, but Officials here feel thal
there is iittle danger that the city win
fan into their power i is garrsoned
BY some six hundred feaerals with sey.
erai pieces of light arilllery With.
out explaining how Il was received,
the government Friday gave ont in
formation thar forces under Colonel
O'Horan had defeated a body OF reb-
els near HORIZON, killing seventy and
losing but one killed and one wound
ed.
Last reports from Torreon we're
that the residents feared tre vasquis-
tas would carry out their threat 81 at
tacking the oiiy at al early date. The
last train out vas permitted 70 move
by the rebels merely because it car
ried a number Of American refugees.
An unexpected strengthening Of the
rebellious element was reported Fri
day from Tezitolan, a town in Pueh-
Ia, near the state Of Vera Cruz This
place was occupied by rebels pro-
claiming their adherence 70 Emilio
Vasqnez. No resistance was offered
by the small guard. The wires were
cut and eouriers bore the news to
Vera Craz, from where Il was sent to
the capital. Texitulan is high up III
the mountains alsd is regarded as a
trategie point OF more than oFalaaFy
value
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-17
District Convention
Of Pythian Sisters

answered. Mrs. Josie Harris.
Mesdames Holland, Evans and Oar
nell win extend greetings to the Dis
trict Convention OF the knights Of
Pythias which win be in session at
the X. Of P. hall. The reports Of the
outstanding committees viii be heard
and the aav session Of the convention
win adjourn at o'clock
The evening session win be called
to order at $3.50 o'clock. Mrs. A. F.
Holland. most excellent chief vii pre-
side. Following the initiation a short
address win be given on Building a
Temple which win be divided into
two parts first Foundation Of the
Temple. Mrs, Serena Whiddon sec
ond Materials and Completed stfuc
iure. Mrs. Nettie Wlseman.
Mrs. r. NJ. Evans grand senior vii
deliver a short address on the subpee
"The relation OF the subordinate TEN
ple to the Grand Temple" This ad
dress viii be followed By a talk dc
llvered BY R member from the Re,
Rose Temple of Oklahoma cix o.
the same subject
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-17
CASE WON BY
MRS. OWEN

After deilheratng less than thirty
minutes the jury in the ease Of Mrs
Lula Owens against the Knights and
Ladies Of Security lodge rendered a
verdict IN favor Of the plaintiff for
the full amount Of Che policy as0o
with interest This is a case for the
payment Of a life Insurance policy
held by ed Owens.
The case has been on trial before
Judge VIII Linn in Superior court
for the past two and a half days The
contention Of the defendant was that
Owens killed himself and that he did
not answer the questions ln the ply
sical examination blanks truthiully.
Dr. r. H East who attended Ovens
at his death and who swore 20 sersa.
tional alfldavits concerning alleged
aeelaFateaa casss vas summoned
as wigneaa bGl Failed Is appear
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-17
VIII Be Given to Members Of the
Agricultural Clubs Plenty
Of Seed to Supply
Applicants
$500 WORTH or PRIZES
WILL Be AWARDED
Plan to Have Exhibits al County
Fair Next Fall Liberal Do
nations are Made by
Many Citizens

Two hundred boys in Grady coun-
~ will be furnished with pure seed
BY the Chamber Of Commerce, Il q.
Ferguson, United States agricultural
demonsIator, and G. F. Newell, conn
ty superintendent.
Corn. cotton and kafir seed win be
furnished in liberal quantities to the
boys in the boys agricultural clubs
who win cultivate land over the coun-
ty.
Prizes to the amount Of more than
$500 in cash win be given to the boys
who make the best exhibits at the
county fair to be held !n Chickasha
next fall. Plans are now on foot to
make the county exhibition one Of
the best ever held in this section.
Donations have been received from
the following firms:
r. A. Ludlow, s..
AhuAaAohAh hAh W. lo puHhrta ~
cotton seed
Collins Cotton Company 10 bushels
Of seed.
Chamber Of Commerce, 10 bushels
OF cotton seed
Senator R L, Owen, $50 cash
Chiekasha Ice and Cold Storage Co
/ $40.
y. j Hubbard bushels seed corn
Bltsche Bros. bSshels corn.
chiekasha Milling Co.. $40 worth
OF seed corn.
Moore Grain Company $40.
Matthews-Linton Grain Co., bush
els Of kafir corn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-17
STORY
REVEALED

tragedy in real life was enacted
in the city today when Mrs Kate
Edmunds. the mother of five small
children and a Deserted wife, was sent
through the agency Of the United
Charity society Of this city to the
Rescue Home near Oklahoma City
and the five little Edmunds young
sters were sent to the Orphans Home
at Cornish. Okla.
The history OF the family is the
same old story Of the neglect and
abandonment Of the husband and
father and the family left to starva-
tion and want The mother being nm
able to work to support her children
has consented to send them to the or
phan home and win enter the rescue
home at Bethany.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-17
CRUCE IS
ENDORSED

AT meeting Of the democratic
central committee OF Grady county
at the city nall at one o'clock this
afternoon. a resolution endorsing the
administration Of Gov cruce was ad.
opted.
The committed also endorsed the
appointment of J. p. Carmichael as
the successor Of ia r. Johns. resign
ed. as a member Of the state com.
millee for Grady county
The chairman and secretary were
authorized 10 fill an vacancies in the
committee and the committeeman
from the nee townships n the north
west part Of the conuly were recos'
nlzed
Chairman ]. F. Bishop presided over
the meeting and Secretary Il. J NIL
Ter with about is committeeman
Nere present.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-17
MOORE BUYS
OUT EDWARDS


VIII Moore has purchased the inter-
est OF William Edwards in the Dry
goods firm Of Edwards and Moore
and will assume full control Of the
store at once.
Mr. Moore win open the business
to the public early next week and
viii conduct It along the same lines
that it has been running in the past
There viii be no changes Mr.
Moore has been 10 charge Of the man
agement Of the business for a mum
Der Of years Mr. Edwards disposed
Of his business because Of this re
moyal from the city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-17

Officers in the Encampment De-.
gree Of the /. o. o F. lodge were in.
stalled last night
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-17
HENRY HURLS
HARD jolt
TeIegram hy Unlted Preea.

t1As-4" ~ ~AAAe%A4 . tNNa'
Washington Feb. l7-~It is high
time for house inquiry into the
blackhand methods Of the financial
Malta shouted Representative Hen
ry OF Texas, in the house today
Henry presented the resolution au-
thorIzea By the democratic caucus
over his protest ordering the earren-
cy committee to investigate financial
conditions He said he regarded suoh
a probe as futile
No effective investigation can be
maintained into currency legislation,
trusts and corporations. until congress
understands that The m0Aek power Is
most supreme, declared the Texas
congressman
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-17
GRADY COUNTY
DELEGATES DIVIDED
County Democratic Convention is Held
Judge Bailey Elected Chairman
Many Speakers Made the
Welkin Ring"

speeches Col Ike Cloud, Senator
Barefoot, G. c. Herndon. Representa-
tive Bob Glover, Mart Louthan and
7t.,rs
Senator Barefoot gave some whole
some democratic advice as to the Sc
lection Of delegates
Col Glover said y am not going 70
make the speech had Intended for
I had hoped as chairman to speak for
Champ Clark, but Mart Louthan's VIII
son fox caught tho Clark rooster and
Judge Bailey made that speech It
takes hero to stand defeat We
shall fan in line for Wilson ike good
fellows
Cheers greeted MI Giovers refer
ence to Clark and Wilson and when
he wound up by declaring his alleg-
lance to William J. Bryan there was
loud applause
Mart Louthan declared he was for
Wilson as a western progressive dem
ocrat he respected Champ CLARK
and his followers. He had made the
Wilson fight without any alliance with
any other man That the Harmon
men had made medicine with the
Clark followers was charged IF
had a second choice, it would be
Champ CLARK. eliminating Bryan who
is not a candidate said Mr. LonthaE
4 an for progressive democracy. and
] don't want Harmon for second
choice
Alger Melton advocated the presi-
dental preference primary and ad-
monished the convention 10 use d.
liberation IN It's acts. The democrat.
i party mas the best prospects for
national success than It has had in
90 years. if ne mistakes are made. II
that is true ne should be wise and
consider carefully every step in our
convention air Melton paid com
IN nents 10 Wilson, Clark and Har.
mon and aroused tremendous enthusi-
asm at the close when he pointed to
the smiling face Of William j. Bry-
al emerging from tie Baltimore con
veniionT
In q ringing democratic speech
Judge 3 F. Holding aroused great In
thuslasm ending with a declaration
for Woodrow Wilson as Mr. Bryan's
layorlle for the presidency
The committee on credentials re
ported thar the delegates we're all du
I II elected aad accredited and 1t was
moved By J F Bishop that an bear
ing credentials be seated. The mo
tlon carried withou, objection.
On motion Of Nj b. Lonthan the
temporary organization was made per
manent.
The committee on order OF business
through Dr. Barry reported. recon
mendlng "a That temporary or
sanitation be made permanent q
Taal 80 delegates to The stale con
ventlon be elected (Sl Endorsement
Of candidates FOR various places j
desired. The report of the COMMITTEE
was adopted
On motion Of Adrian Melton a con
miltee Of five was appointed to nom
nate delegates to the state convention
r Cconsinued on Page So
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-17
FIVE KILLED
In WRECK

Telegram BY United Press.
Ft Wayne. Ind. Feb ~ Five
trainmen we're killed. t~o being burn
ed 70 death, and ten persons were in
jured when the Pennsylvania limited
lF0m Chicago over ran a block ana
crashed into wreck train near here
today
No passengers we're injured. The
wreck train bad stopped to repair 2
broken rail when the limited crashed
into H.