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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-21
Yon 2rfano 5urii6.
Bon ) reibe rr BON g did t.

2eutrpant bon S1olten 1T auf rr.
laub getpsien. 9rei gdnae Monote mar
er fort niht gum @ersniigen, a1 nein.
fir berurtise 3nede eiebt es ni1t 10
Diel freie 3eit - er bate 5ur Wieber=
berlfelluns 1einer 9eiunbbeit aui
Reiien seben miiHen, benn Bel einsm
Sturmanlauf fDar vr aefolIen unb
bate iih ben rehten Sub sebrohen.
Iange bat er gelesen unD lange 1T an
ibm berumgeooftort pprben - nun III
er uieber gang gefunb unb 1T freuoig
in feline @crnifon 5uriissetebrt. 81
lisbt ieinen Dienit. er frsut iid auf bas
gBieberieben NIT ieinen aamerabeu
unb in feiner jusenbliden pbantaiis
NAL. er iih es aus, tpie ale iih iibel
feline Seimtebr freuen, tpie lie ibn BE-
sriiEen, 1pie bic DOrseieBten iih theiI.
nebmenb nab ieinem Befinben ertrn,
lDiaea ilnb toie er, Der Wittclpuntt bes
allsemeinen Snterefes. Der 9eIo bes
Saees Iein tpirb.
-Ils er III 5aus anfdm, dls er nod
niht einmal ben Softer aus9epud
bate, eridnn fhon ole Oroonnun;
nit bem parolebuh unb iiberbruht'
ben Dienft fir ben morsigen Gag
0ormittass $50 ubr .Nntreten Del
aompasnit au bem btfohlentn Rsgi
nentserer5itren.
Qlls Der Gtrr Qeutndnt bas Ias
freutt er iin. neil Ct bunn ale Worse'
|febien unb ale Ramtruben nit einen
Male tpiebefeben tpiirbe.
Jn Der bentbar beiten Qaune betrit
q am nGf1fxn Wrr9en jtr befobIeHeI
[3eis ben Aaiernsnbot fem Dbesleut
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-21
Gpans ctr, $1,000.

Gpans Ctr. $1,000,
9lbolpb g. Sling II. u. on Jobn
aemme II. I., so Bel 127 SUB an Der
SiibIeite bon Sling 2lpe.. 145 Sub of
lid ppn Mignpn Ipe. 81.
Sophia aruie an Jreb. Carl, 100
bei 1876 SUB ON Der Norbieite BON
Silba 9lpe., 391 SUB peitlih DON
gsortf 9enp Hoab. 81.
9eprge s. gsn5 an William 8otipin
uno 2ouis 9uniib, 9ot 80 in Geoar
@rppe 6. II. 3. Mhociatipn's llnterabz
tbeilun9. 81.
2puiIe so. Slone an Noro S.Sptls
fer, Cots 661 unb 662 in 8. S. S6ul.
ts's 2. llntsrabtbeilune in Deer part
81.
gbparb 2irmitrons an @rtbur Cor,
lin, 8.34 2ldsr 2anD in Settion 2e
in Waillcresf 5p. 81.
Hpbert S6reiber an Sobn s. Berg
meier u. u. Got 20 in Sobn q. Sls
ben's llnterabtbeilung in arlingtor
Ssiebts. 81.
Serman GlIGiisr Ii. u. on qnthpnt
Resbuih. 40 BEL 125 SUB an Der DIT
isits BON Sunist glpe., 230 Sub fiio'
lid BON Ct. Wiaiams qlpe. 81.
Wlorgaret Wie6er on Gric Wiloer
2ot So in Sbort's 3. llnterabth. II
5ernbant. $4,000.
Glisdbstb Gambler, Grscutrir, or
Gilbert RdIli, % bel 80 SUB on Del
SIoieite bon sermon Mpe. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-21
Der lOeg 6uln Q6grun0
81 0 man
bon 8 Gorge s.. Born.

(5Drtiebung.)
sd min es gut MAIDEN, msin 2eben
ioIl elm Semiiben lein, es gu pertlarsn,
es lei9t uno sliidlih 81 mahen!"
80, balts, nas 0u in bieier feligen
Stunbe fpridft - iie tebt Mnes auf,
mas MIDI bisber sebemiitbigt! grieBe
mir, mas mir perloren segansen, uno
erfiille, mas ib erbpffe."
PLIES, Nues, = pis tdnn ih per=
i6peisen, mas in mir lebt, Die Iussn
t0nnen ia niht Der6eblen. pas Das
9era jauh5t. Die Wtienen niht 8leidz
giilti9teit bsudeIn, no oas Snnsrs 10
erreet it,"
,SoB uns einen Mueenbltd ruben, :"
rietb Sermann, roieier Nbeno plro
uns i6neQ genug persebenl"
9sioe ieBen iid auf ben mooiieen
WalbeEranb unb IisbsH ibrem iusenbs
LID feurigen Orans ungebemnte Worz
te uno S9piirs Der 2isbe entIprinsen.
Die Monbnudt lag rings uno err
b01ts ben Saubertiden Ginbrud Der
Stunoe, oamit Is ibnen stpis unpers
osBlin bIieb. - Qlls bon bem air6s
t6urme Der Stabt Die MitterEa6tsz
itunoe beriibsrtonte, eiltsn lie idneu
iiber oas Selo bin, Der 8ebauiuns gu.
Seli9 unD un6eIorgt idritten lie fhers
5eno unb jubeIno oabin, pergeHen paz
rem Die 8eGng1tigungen unb 8orpiirfe,
Die Warnungsn Der Wilosrin, ales
9riife, - bOr i6nen lag eine 9oloene
3utunft, beIdienen BON Strablen Der
2iebe, bic in bsioen Ser5en beieligenb
fIanmte. unb Die Iib beute in ibren
9eItGnbniIIen unb in ibren Shpiiren
bereinist bate - abnungslos fir tomz
menoes GIenb lebtsn iie nur Der Wonne
bes Qugenblids, Die iie guna erfiilte,
bic Qlles perbing, mas in Der Wergans
genbeit gelpeisn, unb MIR oas @ine por
ibnen iG5ipeben lieb: bus Slid iener
2iebe, Die nah bem gegenieitigen 8eitB
rtn9t, ii4 nua inn bdngt uno in ibm
Die Wiir3e bes Qebsns, ben s3ped oes
9aIeins iisbt; Die Iif in Der Sebniu6t
na9 9enub per3ebrt unb i6on in Ell
nem SimmeI i6pebt, ipenn lie iih nur
8lid in 8lid oenieBen tann, - jene
Gisbe, Die Siinoen begebt um ben Be-
itB, uno lapinsuartig pa6it, tpenn lie
er1t ben Waq Der GrtenntniB bur6broz
den, S6piire gepe6Ielt. bic 2ippen
beriibrt bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-21
Vrunoeise siibertrasnmsen
Gincinnuti. 10.

Gtncinn1tt, 19. DIT.
Miuiam 6. syisDelbep. per Shsriff,
an Sames g. 9ealp. 8 Cots in S. 8,
0iebeIbep's unterabtbeilung. 1871.
Bernarb Yrus an 6enrp Moeller,
grsbifhof, 2ot So in Gbarles 80. Bas
ter's /. unterabtbeilung in NortE
eSpanboe. 81.
Gbparb S. Sermunn an gliaabstf
2emins, Got 8 in Mins II. aline's 9
llnterabtb. in Sdtlep. 81.
Wiaiam u. Wbite on Qottie ST.
Orate, She'll bon Cots 7 unb 8 in
Gli3a 90. Sorb's gitate in Riberiibe
81.
2prena 0ornberger an gbarles ga.
ger, Elm Sroet 2unb in Settion 13 uni
19 in Colerain Sp. $25.
: Gbnarb s. 6errmdnn an gli3abetf
2emins, Got 2 in MiIls II. aline's 2
unterabtbeilune in Oatlep. 81.
Sarab 6. Woffatt an gloro uni
2eona utreht, 80 Bel 140 SUB an bel
Mitfeite BON Wooblntpn Wpe. 81.
Nlbert u. 9raef = u. an gbarles
6effe. Got 27 IN pbilipp fod'i
gftate. $500.
Bottle Wt. Drate ON Milliam u
Wbite, Is 2ots in 8ofinger II. 9op'
fins 2. unterabtb. IN NprtpnDb. 81.
2lnns W. Doebbeling an eugene 90
glarte, Got 19 in Nebecca Hust'i
gftate on Qincoln Mpe. 81.
german 9eep<n, PER Mbminiitrator
an Sobn Wosten IT,, 36 bei 80 Sub al
ber Gabieit< non 6is6 Ctr, nab
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-21
Il m 9elb

gtidts abneno BON benz eebsimnibz
Ooqen Sang ieiner Shpeiter mar OIL
freb Reinbarb an ienem Sonntugs
Worgen Der fernen Stubt sugeeilt, in
Der fsin Sbeim sslebt, BON peTen CRIB
tbeil feline 3utunft unb Die 9ermunns
abbing; feinen Sbeim bate sr felt bic
len Sobren ntht geieben, ba Der alts
!oerr letbenb, pon ieinen 9etpobnbsitsn
niht laiIen unb fi6 nidt gum Reiien
entf6liebsn tonnte. 0ie Sohter, feline
Gouiine, fannie er nod gar ni4t unb
er iab oaber nit elmer gepihen Spdnz
nung bsm eriten 3uIammsntrsffsn ent>
gegsn. 2llfreo lieb nihts gu tpuni6en
iibrig, er mar Elm biibf6er, frdftig sez
bautsr, friih ausiebenbsr iunger
Mann, Der ihpn bisle 9stpsii. bafiir
bate, bab tpsibli6e 9smiitber fir feline
freunblihen Wprts nift unempfGnglid
naren, er bate bdber Nusiiht, tpenn .r
erit iein ei9ener !Serr mar, auf bic err
item Mdb6en Der Stabt Qnipruh mo-
den gu t0nnen, Elm fslbitgefdnis.s 9e=
fubl, oas Inn 10 piel ueber3eusung
bon ietner Site peridaffte, bab er NIT
bieiem Sslbitbetpubtisin nid)t anein
Ieiner gouiine p6ne 8erlesenbeit entgez
gentreten burfts, bab er oielmebr elmer
BrinseiIin ben !6of gu MAIDEN ben
Mutb bate. Sin bishen bic gpur mos
den, mar feline alte puiTion, unb un>
pilltiirli9 eben nur aug 9eipobnbeit
eretutirte er bies sefdbrlihe Wan0per
aud feiner Gouiine sessnibsr, als er
taum ibre erIte 8etunnt5haft oemuht.
Gmilie lebte nit Der WirtbI9ofterin
i6res per Ttprbenen 8ate,s nun aIsin in
bem alterthiimliaen 6auis, nnb OIL
FREQ belt iih bdber fir beretbt.gt, alle
9(nfpriidle gu MAIDEN, biz ibm als
Gouiin Der 2sbenben unb Hsffe bes
8eritorbensn iraenb nur susdnglid
iparen. Die aIte Mirtbihafterin mubte
braten unb baden, Der 6err gouiin
i6onte rem Wsin bes toSten Sbeims
nidt uno lieb bafur feline 1odtsr ftets
Elm 9lGshen mittrinten. lebensluitig
bon 6auie aus unb tein 8ergniissn
bsritmabsnb, mudte ibn bic Musfiht
auf feline ansenebme 3utunft nur. mod
frDhli6er unb breiifer.
vMlein tbeures gouiinhsn, laEen Sic
uns frii6ftiiden - um IL 1lbr fibre
i6 sic bunn gum Sermin."
I'D, bDrsn Si.," ontiportete bic etz
mas berbe &leinitGbterin, Der bas
etpiss Sdmaufen nifh g.fiel, I'D .Fe
ni6t eerne out unb oft, ih aitbe mid
lieber biibf9 an unb bstpabre mir
meine goille!"
.Nun, eSeber bat fein Gtedenpferb
- Sbr Wobl. tbeure gmiIie aber
Elm @ldshen trinfen sic bod nit -
sic miifien nit mir dnitoben! 1leberz
baupt. ipte fhidt iih bas, baB pir
aIs nGhite 0erfpdnbte uns nod immer
- bimmelfhreienb umftdnblin unb ae.
remonien - nit Sit anreben =
bas ssbt nidt, GouiIn. GmiIi.. tomm'
unb itoBe nj! mir auf .Du" AM"
Die Mngerebete, bic einen furatbar
ae59madloien, ober aetpib febr theuren
umbang I'm ibre @lieber mari, ge<
eerietb iib:r bic fomifne Dreiftigtest
ibrts Wetters ms 2o@la unb soNnte
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@ d harfbIid.

principal: .Wa, baten Sic ben
.afiilrr" aciilnbcn, fin cen id ab.
nen Die GeAnung nlsgeihriebcu bnt.
te2"
Gcmmis: .2eincr ili.lt! sSn Seni
Snnie inobsrtcn cine game MenAc
,sAiiler~, bon nenen acincr ilnier
ghuIOner iein ipoIlte. Ger 2ette bat
mid jognr binausgelporfenl1
NrineipaI: gu benz soeben Sic
|)1o9maI - Der iit'S!~
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81 D 3 el

Snmmcrfriidler: Ger ne,,caneht
bet mir er3Gblt, oab er iriiDer n bcr
Staot Sdlrciher mari"
@aner: .Sn, bas fam er aud,
nidt peraeiien. Der sicht foaar bsilH
.0iiItaMilaoen WanIfcitcn am.m
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g 0 8 b q 1t.

rWenn sic nit Sbrem S9neib.r
niht aufrieben finb, 10 t0nnte it sSbz
men meinen empfehlen. Nue Jreunbe
bon mir IofTen Bel ihm arbeit.n."
limb noDon lebs beHn eigentlia Der
Wermfx2@
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Muf beibtn Seiten.

Gin betruntener Wann sing iiber
einsn Steg, Der nur ein9eldnber bate ::
$50 mas Dummies als ipenn ma
r,ur auf eina Ssiten b'Iuffa tpdr!"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-05
SAYS STOCK EXCHANGES
FACING PROSECUTION

become in effect a gigantic trust and
monopolies Of commerce. AS such
they are unlawful. The New York
stock exchange is a striking example
OF this business domination The pos
tal laws should be invoked unless a
complete reorganization is made If
not reorganized. they will be treated
exactly as the Louisiana lottery was
treated don't believe the federal
Incorporation of stock exchanges
should be attempted, but federal sup
eryision should be demanded
Pujo said bills to enforce a drastic
remodeling Of the business would be
introduced in congress early in Janu
airy and the threat Of prosecution
would be held over the organizations
to force their reorganization. The
money trust inquiry will be resumed
Monday to obtain additional informa
tion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-05
ALEXSTORE
IS ROBBED

Vincents general merohan@ss store
az Alex. Okla, wss broken into last
night by unknown parties and robbed
OF several sHits of clothing and other
articles Of merchandise. The inform.
alton was telephoued TO Sheriff John
Lewis This morning and Deputy J. A.
Thompson was at once dispatched to
Alea ana is working On the case to-
day.
An inventory Of the stock had not
been taken this morning and # was
impossible to state the exact amount
OF loss sustained by the robbery. but
that the total viii aggregate more
than SiO0. it is believed by Mr.. Vim
cent He stated that among the miss.
ins articles are several suits Of cloth
lng. shirts, etc. The store is the same
establishment that was robbed a year
ago sBJ for which robbery two men
we're sent to the penitentiary. Deput,
Thompson has instructions to follow
any clue he may find 10 the jumpinl
of place"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-05
Prepare to Meet
Kafir Special
SPECTACULAR
STUNT STAGED
BY DRAY TEAM

Running east on Chickasha avenue,
a dray team pulled off a spectacular
exhibition Of what an educated pair
Of horses can do In the way Of com
bining a large runaway and small
damage, yesterday evening about 8
o'clock The origin Of the runaway is
unknown, but It is certain fact that
the outfit cruised practically the en-
tire length Of the main stem" when
that thoroughfare was having its bus
lest hour tackled south on Third
street 70 Kansas, where they turned
west and ultimately arrived on Chick
asha avenue again and we're stopped.
During the entire Swing around the
circle the score. as far as is known,
resulted in one demolished buggy and
ana injured horse,
The first seen Of the team they were
funning east on Chickasha avenue. 1t
was shortly after the 5tores had
closed and the avenue was filled with
pedestrians, automobiles ana bnggies.
The runaway passed buggies, wagons.
automobiles and pedestrians alike,
missing them AZ time by only a hairs
breadth, but colliding with nothing
until they started to make the turn
from ChiCkasha avenue 10 Third street.
Here they narrowly missed a street
car and as the heavy wagon made the
torn, it "skidded" into a buggy, de.
molishing it In part but falling to
check the speed OF the runaway. The
frightened team turned west on Kan
sas, ran as far as Sixth street, where
they turned of aud started again to
Chickasha and we're stopped near the
old Srick barn. The entire route hao
been covered with practically no dam
age being done to the wagon One oI
the horses was severely injured in the
left lore leg. bur il is thought nothing
serious will result from the animals
injuries
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-05

Telegram by United Press.
Washington. Dec Denial Of the
use OF the mails and prosecution un-
der the sherman law as sconspiracies
in restraint of tSde7 face the nations
stock exchanges and hsnk clearing
houses.
This was the declaration of Repre-
sentative Pujo OF Louisiana, chairman
Of the committee investigating the
money trust Ia an interview given
to the United Press today. He said
he believed the Investigation clearly
showed the stock and produce ex-
changes, and many clearing houses
were conspiraeies in restraint of trade
AS such all their Interstate business
should be barred from the mails, he
declared
Pujo said, In listing securities and
limiting the size and number and var
ious other restrictions, the exchanges
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-05
IS MOVING
LEHICH

W. H Whitmore, manager of the
Queen City Printing company an
nounced this morning that he would
move his entire equipment to Lehigh,
Okla, where he will install a weekly
newspaper Mr.. Whitmore is a news.
paper man of long experience, having
published a paper both at Purcell and
Lohigh in years gone by
with the Lehigh mines now in the
hands Of the Santa ne and with the
railroads replacing oil with coal as a
fuel for their engines, / see mo reason
why Lehigh "shonld not be d splendid
field, said Mr Nhitmore this morn
ne 4 regret leaving Chiekasha, for
| have many friends here However
! believe the time is ripe for a good
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-05

Constantinople Dec. Speculation
is rife as to the real reason for the
failure Of Greece to sign the armistiee.
It is generally felt that the mere re-
lection of the Greek demands did not
constitute a sufficient reason Tor
Greeces independent attitude. These
demands We're the capitulation Of ia
nina and the surrender OF the Turkish
troops in the islands OF chlos and
Mytilene.
IN some quarters the attitude OF
Greece is ascribed to migadelon-the
tip Of insanity where the ideas are
'xalted According to another view,
Turkey has succeeded in putting a
wedge between Greece and the Slal
states, the friction between the Greeks
and the Bulgarlans at Saloniki being
ldroitly utilized with that Object The
situation Eas created an apparent spill
in the Balkan league and has aroused
The liveliest interest in all circles ans
there is much curiosity respecting tn,
final outcome.
Meanwhile preparations for the con
clusion of peace with Bulgaria, servii
and Montenegro are proceeding.
| has been agreed that the negotiation
shall take place in London aud wit
good will on both sides, it is hope
they will be concluded in about eigh
! days. Thus, with the conclusion @
peace, the slav states and Turkey wi
be free to devote all their energie
against Greece.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-05
Confesses Killing
Woman for Gossip

Lang, but condemns the father, who
threatened his daughter with expos
ure Of her past if she married Lang
The father said today that he threat
ened his daughter because he feared
that if she married Lang, he would
leave her when he heard the stories
In her appeal Mrs. Lang said, 7 en-
treat people to keep their tongues off
woman when she if trying to do
right No matter what her past has
been, sometimes a woman reaches the
turr in the road, sees her wrong do
ing and wants to turn back and do
right Her husband said he would
stand by Mrs Lang
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-05
Telegram BY United Press

Telegram by United Press
Logansport, Ind, Dee. Mrs Eliz-
abeth Lang who on her wedding day
shot and killed Mrs. Mary Copple be-
cause the latter gossiped about her
pleaded guilty to manslaughter today
Her sentence was deferred.
Mrs. Lang pleaded guilty by or
rangement with the prosecutor who
advised her to take chances on the
lesser charge rather than to face an
Indictment for first degree murder
A warning 10 gossipers and plea loI
repentant women We're uttered by Mrs
Lang in her confession.
Public sympathy here is with Mrs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-05
THREE HELD FOR
DEATH OF GIRL
Telegram by United Press.

cle6id dii ny tulttu fl6ea.
Ardmore,. Okla. Dec. &c. N.
Vaught, Lafayette Carruthers and
woman We're held here pending an in
vestigation OF the death Of Ethel Har-
ris aged Is, whose body was found
in a hut along a lonely road.
The girl was from Chickasha, and
was visiting her grandfather here.
She went for an automobile ride with
the three persons who were held and
was shot in the thigh Her where
abouts was unknown until thesmen
stated that she had been with them.
They said the shooting was acciden.
TAI They became frightened and car,
ried the girl to the hut They decided
to say nothing The girl had been
missing ten days when she was found
dead Her grandfather, James Harris
lives two miles from Ardmore.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-05
BIG SWEET POTATO YIELDS.

Tulsa, Okla, Dec. 5,-Two years ago
two brothers named Beyl purchased so
acres Of land just outside the limits
Of Tulsa for the purpose Of specialize
ing in the growing Of sweet potatoes.
In spite Of the unprecedented drouths
that characterized the two succeeding
seasons, $500 bushels of sweets were
marketed the first season and 5000
the past season and the two netted
the growers over 10000 1t is believ
ec sweet potatoes can be grown as
.profitably in the Arkansas Valley Of
Oklahoma as in the famed Kaw Val
leS of Kansas. ." 90
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-05
DENIES ALL CHARGES.

Telegram by United Press
Indianapolis, Dec 5.-H W. Leg
leitner OF Pittsburg was the second
witness to take the stand in his own
defense in the dynamite conspiracy
trial today Botk sides finished with
President Ryan,
Legleitner was implicated in several
explosions by McManigal He entered
an emphatic denial to all charges.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-05
Secretary Of State Submits List
Of Recess Appointments in
Accordance with
Request
DECIDE TO CONTINUE
SECRET SESSIONS
Action of Secretary Places
Names of "D~posed" Board
Members Officially Be-
fore the Senate

Special to the Express.
Oklahoma City, Dec 5.-The greater
part OF the morning session OF the
state senate was taken up with a de-
bate as to whether future sessions
should be executive. The final decis-
ion was that secret sessions Should
continue. A recess was taken az noon
tiil 2 o'clock.
Complying with the request con
tanned III the Roddle resolution, passed
4 yesterday, Secretary Of State Harri-
son today submitted a list Of AL the
governors recess appointments, which
puts the names Of Dunlop. Hoyes and
Glen, the "deposed' members 81 the
beard Of education, officially before
4 tho senate 1t Is believed that this
action opens the way % an inyestiga-
tion OF the entire school board con
troversy, blocking the governors plan
fof speedy action on his new appoint
ments.
In tine afternoon yesterday the SEN
ate went into executive session, news
paper reporters being excluded, but
from reasonably authentic sources it is
learned that the proceedings were sub
I stantially as follows:
The first thing was the passage OF
a resolution sending the governors
message back to him with the request
tlat he indicate the term or length Of
service attached TO each OF the board
OF education appointments The gov
eruor did this and sent his message
back again.
The question then came upon Sen
alor Roddies motion TO call upon th,
secretary Of state for complete lisi
o. all gubernatorial commissions is
sred since the 1911 legislature. Arount
this a two hours argument arose. Sen
ators Thompson, Roddie. Thomas Bur
ford and others seem to nave beel
the chief advocates OF an investiga
tion oi the entire controversy. sena
Tor Barefoot took the leadership O
the faction in favor OF imrnediatel,
passing upon the appointments Sen
aior Barrett urged turning the COZ
troversy over to a regular senate com
mittee who could look into the case i
the recess, that is. between now am
the regular session. Senator pugh Oh
+ iected to this because OF the della
! tLat would necessarily ensue befor
the regular committee assignment
+ were made, and moved that a speci.
committee OF three lawyers be al
i. pointed TO act as referees for the SCI
ate, especially as to the legal que
tions involved
. The Pugh motion was defeated III
r Roddie motion won by a vote it
n said. OF 27 to q
\ This Is the first time that the SCI
\ ate has given any official attention
the business they were called here
perform It is plain that large nur
bel Of the senators, probably a m
iority desire an investigation Aof tt
causes back Of the controversy in u
board of education before they pa
upon the combinations.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-05

lively paper in Lehigh. have had the
proposition under consideration for
some months, but It is only within the
past three days that have decided to
make the change
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-05
LARSON ARRESTED.

Leonard Larson, alias Waco Jim K
was arrested yesterday an a charge
OF selling liquor he was released on
$500 bond for BIS appearance at the
preliminary hearing
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-05
CUNBOATS
OF GREEKS
IN ACTION
City on Albanian Coast
is ShelIed War
Continues
Telegram by United Press

Telegram by United Press
Vienna, Dec 1.-Two Greek gun
boats are reported to be vigorously
bombarding Valona, a city Of Albania.
The gunners aimed their shells es-
pecially at the public building
This action has caused the belief
chat II the peace emissaries of Greece
are sincere in the refusal to sign the
agreement for an armistice. Greece
intends to continue the warefare
alone
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-05
WEATHER FORECAST.

Tonight, fair and colder cold
wave temperature will be
about twenty degrees in west
portion; Friday, fair and cold
er ID east portion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-05

Ralph Smith left this morning for
Alex, where he will spend the ilay on
business.