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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-11
Greatest Services Of
the Revival Held

Last night Dr. Coale preached a
heart searching sermon on Account
ing. lie said, We must reuder an
account to God for our time, talents
use Of our possessions, etc AL The
close there we're seven conversions
This morning the greatest service
Sc far during the meeting was held.
It was a conservation service. The
evangelist preached on econseera.
ton and told the story OF his own call
to Che ministry. The congregation was
one OF the largest during the entire
meeting The hearts Of the people were
stirred as tie preacher told OF Gods
dealings with him AT the close a
great consecration service was held.
During this consolation meeting II
persons didicaled themselves io the
work Of the8minlstry and missionary
work L was SERVED that those
present will never forget
/ Tonight the evangelist will preach
on "Exeuses Everybody is invited
and urged by the pastor aud a3ansel
Isl 10 come tonight
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-11

rooters and speeches.
B. b Barefoot in a ringing speech
pledged the support Of the business
and professional men Of the city t.
the cause and said "if necessary, we
viii 60 upon that field and headed BY
veteran, Col. Tom Dwyer, we wiz
dance the Grizzly Bear ana Turkey
Trot You want to win, we want you
to win and yon will winl"
The Norman team arrived over the
Frisco at noon and are looking fit Ac-
colnpanyiug them is a large delegation
of rooters to help their iavorites win.
Nearly every business house will close
at 3 o'clock and the entire town is ex-
peeted TO witness this, the greatest
game OF the Chickasha football year
Norman money is ln evidence with few
takers Of even money bets and the ma
iority Of bets have been made at even
money but giving Chckasha 6 points
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-11

Fort Smith Ark. Oci 1.-THE days
Of the palions and Youngcrs, whose
raids made history when eastern Okla
homa was lnalan Territory were yiy-
idy recalled when the crews OF THE
nasseneer trains faeorslns this sec
ton from Fort Smith we're heavily
armed to be prepared for an attack
from Che gang OF bandils who have
spread reisn q terror within the
last week by thclr holiuas
Engineers. firemen and crewA Of cx-
press and mail cars were armed with
revolgau and aaating rifles while a
small army % officers remained cn-
campea in this citg It is nov admit.
ted that the men whose plans were
frustrated 10 rob a Midland Valley
train st Jeas9n. Ark, Wednesday night
compose the gang who held up the
Kansaa Cily Southern train at Poeau
last Friday night and the Rock island
train between Wister sad Howe Tues
day night Sheriff George Noble ol
Poteau, who led tho posse in pursuit.
Of tho Rock Island bandits refused t.
say shy hg called Of Che hunt after
following 4 lrall f miles
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-11
WAGE BATTLE
ON GRIDIRON


The stage is set for the big Norman
Chiekasha championship game today
and the curtain will ring up at S:15
D. M
Last night the student body engaged
iii one Of the most enthusiastic demon
strations ever witnessed on The eve Of
gridiron battle III Chiekasha. AT s
O'Clock the 4shift iail parade" swung
into chickasha avenue and bedlam
reigned supreme for an hour
With fiendish originality the parad-
ers secured every conceivable noise
producing device from a tin horn to a
silver toned bugle and from a over
sized dishpan to a big bass drum, The
parade was some three blocks long and
marched and countermarched on Chick
asha avenue, finally assembling at the
corner OF Third and Chickasha, where
the demonstration reached its height
IN patriotic yells from the Iusty hnged
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-11
BIG TEAM
LIKELY TO
TRAIN here
'Izzy" Of White SOx Fame
Pays Old Friend a
Visit

Frank Isbell. one time mighty Chi
cago White sox third baseman, was in
The city yesterday with BIS wife, MOTOR
ing through to Corpus Christi, where
they win spend the winter
Since leaving the White sox some
Two years ago. Isbell has been
manager cf the Des Moines team, and
is now keeping his eyes open for a
suitable place to establish his spring
training camp, and after looking Chick
asha over he says it looks good to him.
In years gone by Isbell and John Crib,
he horseshoe pitching champion, were
close friends and Immediately upon
his arrival yesterday. "Izzy" proceeded
to look Champ. Crib mp aud they spent
some time taking over Old times
Regarding a training camp for bis
team in the spring, lsbell said he
would rather train in chickasha or a
similar place than to so to Dallas OF
some other city and the probability is
that the local bugs will get to see not
onlg the les Moines ball tossers in
/ action next spring, but many Of III.
other big leaguers. The establishment
Of Chlekasha as the spring training
camp for the Des Moines aggregation
would mean the probable appearance,
here. Of the Giants, the Cubs, the II
gers and possibly more Of the folk
from the big show
Some action in the matter will hav'
to be taken at once if the deal is clos
ed Kendall Calaway. who talked wit
Isbell Yesterday said this morning. 4
think, through John Crib, we can lanl
lsbalIs bunch here next spring. All b
would ask is the free use Of the par
with the installation Of shower bath
and the possible free transportation
'and from the BAH park The bath
/ would be easily arranged At @na
cost Isbeli requested that | take th
matter up with the proper people her
and make him a proposition as soon d
possible. Isee no reason why we cai
J not make the deal"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-11
PRESBET'Y
HASPRAISE
FOR PASTOR
Special Session Held TO
Dissolve Relation with
Local church

AZ a special meeting Of the El Reno
preabytery. held at the Presbyterian
church in this city yesterday, the pas
toralrelation Of Rev S. + Wilson with
the Chickasha cAarch was formally
dissolved at his own request and the
following resolution was adopted:
Whereas, iii the Providence of Cod
our beloved presbyter and stated
clerk Of presbyiery is removing TO an-
other field Of labor, and,
Whereas, We feel constrained To
iinpart our brother something Of feel
Ing with which we contemplate his
separation from is, therefore, be It
Resolved, That we express to him
our appreciation Of his faithful and
painstaking labor and our regret at his
departure from our presbytery, and a
wish for the favor of God an him III
his new field Of labor and. second. that
We commend him 70 the favor Of those
to whom ne goes as a faithful presby-
ter. a painstaking stated clerk and an
efficient member of our committee ON
home missions. and that we recon.
mend aim % the good viii 81 the broth-
rem Of the Kansas City presbytery "
Rev T irwin Of I.awton, modera.
tor OF the presbylery presided over
the injecting and among tAe other min
istcrs present were Z. r, Horton Of FL
Reno, 4. b. Teis and S. Y Fait Of AM
adarho and Rev Griffith Of Friendship
church. The resignation Of Mr. Wilson
aa stated clerk was accepted and Rev
L. z. Horton was elected as his sue
cessor,
REV F. b. Teia. who win preach
here next Sunday, was selected 70 de
clare me pulpit Of the First p,esby
terian church Of chickasha vacant at
that iimc. Rey. S " Fait was elected
as moderator of the session Of the
local church while it is without pas
pastor
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-11
REPORTED
ROBINSON
IS FOUND
His Brother Gives Out The
News But Without
Details

Information came this morning from
II. " Robinson, brother OF Dick Rob
inaoa. whose disappearance ten days
ago caused SO much excitement that
lhe missine man has been located and
that the reward 81 S2s0 Aas been call.
cd OIL
When asked as to particulars con.
cernlng the finding Of his brother, and
as 70 his present Whereabouts, Nj.
robinson replied, "I have nothing to
give out at present ] viii not tell you
anything for two or three DAYS Just
simply say that D. Il. Robinson has
been found ana that tho reward is
oh
1t was reported. however that news
came to the Rebinson residence BY
telegraph that Dick Robinson has beer
found, whether dead or alive is MOI
known. H. w Robinson viii leave al
once for the point, not giving out where
the missing man has been located
Upon his return it is expected that th'
mystery win be cleared up.
Later 1t was learned that lette
llhad been received by the Robinson
family here from Dick Robinson. Whih
+ the contents Of the letter we're no
given out. It was reported that 1t cam
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-11
POURSLEAD
into CAMP
OF ROBBERS
Beaten InSenSible VAL
uabIeS SeCreled In Time
Bad Men Escape
Telegram BY United Press.

Telegram by United Press,
Fort Smith, Ark. Oct. ii.-Four
masked men held up and attempted to
rob a north bound Kansas City South
ern passenger train near Potter. Ark.
at 1890 a. m
One bandit is believed to have been
fatally shot BY Express Messenger Bur
gett Burgeit was SO badly beaten By
the bandit that he IS reported 70 be
dying
The bandits boarded tine train at Hat.
field Burgett saw them attempting to
force the door OF his car so be took
an the yaluables from the safes and
hid them and armed with two reyolgers
opened fire on the robbers. WHO re-
turned the fire elinging 70 the side Of
the car, the train running 40 miles
an hour
One bandit was shot and jumped
from tho train with his companion
When Burgclls ammunition was ex.
hausted, the bandits entered the car
and beat Burgcit into lnsensibility
They couldn't lind the loot and cut the
air hose stopping the train. and dlsap-
pearcd
The conductor found Burseli and the
train was rushed to Memo. where he
was placed under the care oi q physi-
clan.
A special train carrying a posse and
blcn-iaounds was rushed TO the scene.
Express company officials admit
that several Thousand dollars were in
the express car The bandits beat
Burgess over the head with reyolyers
when be refused t0 divuIge where nc
had hid the faluahlea taken from the
safe. The hefolsm Of Burgess pre-
vented the robbery
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-11
Headquarters are Opened ] y
Herndon and The Latch
String Hangs Out to
All Democrats
". g NJ. CLUB WILL
HOLD MEET. TONIGHT
First Guns in the County Battle
viii Be Fired Tomorrow
Speeches ia Five Towns
Of the County

With the opening Of county head
in this city and che first vol
ley in the county battle to be fired to-
morrow afternoon, the Democratic
in Grady county is getting
under way with d fun head Of steam.
The regular meeting Of the Wilson
and Marshall club win be held at
o'clock this evening and it is hoped
that Judge Tolbert of Hobart win be
present and make the principal adj
dress. In the event the speaker fails
to appear, some local orator will be
pressed into service, At All events,
the regular program win be pulled orr
and an interesting meeting is assured.
Everybody Is invited to be present
Headquarters Open.
G. C. IIerndon, secretary Oh the coun-
ty central committee. announces that
Democratic headquarters are now open
in the offices Of Herndon & Durbin.
al0lh Chickasha avenue and until the
battle il ended he expects u keen his
plant IN operation. we shall be glad
10 nave DemocyaSs call at headquarters
at any time" se.a MrAy yHeridon, "and
we especially in8ite oat.of- town mem-
bera Of the party 70 cali whenever they
have an opportunity. The committee
hopes 70 have the hearty cooperation
Of every Democrat in the county in the
work that We have in hand
Launch County Campaign
That the active part Of the campaign
in Grady county will be inaugurated
Saturday is further announcement
made by Mr. Herndon Speeches will
be delivered Saturday afternoon at
five towas in the county and every
orator viii present arguments in favor
Of the Democratic ticket from Wilson
down to the humblest candidate on the
list
Dr. A. S. Riddle, candidate for rep
resentative. win address the voters at
verden. while II Blair. attorney will
be tho speaker 1t Alex B. B. Barefoot
ex-c0unfy attorney IS scheduled to
speak ait Minoo. and at Tuttla Judge n.
NJ Williams and Oscar Simpson. can
didate for county attorney Will preach
the gospel OF Democracy at Rush
Springs. the speaker win be 7 J.
Brown of Tultle, candidate for repre-.
sentative.
Further announcements for political
/ meetings in the county viii be made
next week
Marshall at Oklahoma City.
Extensive preparations are being
made at Oklahoma city for the Mar
shall rally on the night Of October IS
Gov Marshall Of Indiana. running
mate Of Woodrow Wilson, will be the
star attraction and # is hoped that q
large representation from Chlckashs
viii be in attendance The Younl
Mems Democratic club Of Oklahoma
City is taking an active part i'm prenar
ing tor the occasion and loyal Demo
Gratis from all parts OF the state arl
expected
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-11
CONSPIRACY HiNTED.

Telegram by United Press
Lake Charles, La, Oct. n.-ln eN-
amining talesmen the prosecution in
dieaged that 1t will attempt to show
that a conspiracy was back Of the riot
resulting m the death OF three timber
workers for whose deaths So OF their
companions are now on trial. Attor-
neys for the defense are wrought up
over the forecast saying it is r'dieu'
lous. Five jurors have been accepted.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-11
TWO MORE BOUND OVER
ON LIQUOR CHARGES

HE. King was arrested at Ryan last
night BY Deputy Marshal 7 E. Iiiiey
on a liauor charge He was brought
here and arraigned before Commis-
sioner Hamilton who committed him
to jail to await trial, IN default Of
bond
Carsey Elliot was held to the action
Of the grand jury Yesterday By the
the commissioner on similar charge.
The case Of Theodore Gates was con
tinued eth 0etobeg II to secure teslf
mnny
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-11
Telegram BY United Press.

New York, Oct. IL Despite threat
enlng weather a crowd Of over 10000
gathered this afternoon TO see the
fourth game Of tae world series which
was won by the Red sox By a score
Of to ].
resreau, who was pitted against
Wood. was hit SO hard that he was
displaced by Ames in the eighth. The
RED soA scored ID TIE second and
fourth and the lone run OF the Giants
was made in The 81 9nthl Neither
side scored again till the ninth when
the Red sox put over another Wood
proved inyincible and in the remaining
half Of the inning the New YCrkers
we're unable to solve his puzzles.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-11
SEEKS TO BRING
GOMPERS INTO
DYNAMITE CASE
Telegram bg Uniled Press

- p = 7-7T7T7--7 =
indianapolis. Oct ll Over The
strenuous objections Of the defense
Frank schilIng, a ST Louis hotel clerk
was allowed to testify 30 the dynamite
case today that Samuel Gompers was
at the Southern hotel November 2l.
1908. at the same time as Olaf fgelt.
moe, the San Francisco defendant a
the present case.
Answering objections on the grounds
81 irrelevant the prosecution said lt
would show the connection between
G0mpefa and the case bg testimony
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-11
LlNcoLMs FIRST COUSIN DEAD.

Albany, H., Oct il-capt David G.
Hanks, aged 81 years, q first cousin
of Abraham Lincoln, is dead at his
home here. He was one Of the oldest
steamboat Pilots on the Mississippi
river His father Thomas Hanks. was
a brother Of Nancy Hanks mother Of
Lincoln. Three brothers an Ga sister,
an over so years old. still survive.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-11
TELEGRAM by unIted F.ess

New York, Oct. After an all
night rain the clouds hung low this
morning. but the fans hoped FOR sky
clear before the time for The fourth
game Of the worlds series.
Both teams hope it rains. postpon-
Ing game aud throwing Saturday 8
game here, insuring an enormous
crowd and more money. It also would
give the pitchers time to get more rest.
Tesreau is ready to work today, but
Mathewson ana Marauard need more
rest before starting again.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-11
HELPED COLLECT
SLUSH FUND
sneeIal % Tho Div ENnreag-

Special to The Daily Express.
Washington, Get. LIE. ]. stotes-
burg. a Philadelphia millionaire, told
the cianp committee today that he
collected sl55,7s5 in eastern Pennsyi
vania for the 1904 Roppbllean cam.
palgn fund and that he collected Si0o.'
900 in i9oS
stotosburg Is a former panther Of
Morgan and was one Of the several
minor witnesses examined today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-11

London, Oct Montenegro claims
'tho first victory fiji the Balkan war By
the capture Of the strong Turkish po-
sition on De,chitlch mountain. whose
commander surrendered Thursday with
the bulk Of his forces. Montenegrians
also crossed the frontier near Bernana
and according 70 the Turkish account.
have been repulsed.
For the last 30 hourg Che battle be-
tween the Montenegrian forces under
direct command CT King Nicholas and
Turkish troops strongly entrenched in
the hills has been in progress.
At o'clock the first shot was fired
against the Turkish position on Mount
Planinitza. Within a few hours the
Turks evacuated that district
Strongly fortified the Turks were en-
tronehed on the mountain and rein
forcements were hroughS up, which re-
suited in a general engagement which
extended over a line several miles
long.
King Nicholas remained at his head
quarters at Podeoritza, while Grown
/ Prince Dalo directed operations at the
/ front The Montenegrians resumed
ihe bombarament at dawn and heavy
cannoaadlng was kept up until Il
o'clock in the morning when the
Turkish batteries on the mountain
! were sileneel
Meanwhile a battle was proceeding
near the Turkish town Of Tushi, about
i fifteen miles 10 the south Of Podgorit
"a. In the afternoon the Turkish com
manaer on Detemhch mountain, with
his officers and majority Of his troops
surrendered. The Montonegrians cap
tured four guns
The Montenegrian standard wa.
hoistcd over the captured position
There were heavy losses on both sides
hut the Montenegrians gave them
selves over 10 reloicings on the frs
yicgory in the war
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-11
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|, WEATHER FoREcAsT. :

= Tonight, fair and colder frost !
= IN west portion; Saturday 6alr
2 and colder in cast portion.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-11

Telegram ply United PRESS
New York, Oct ll-At ii o'clock
the weather is cloudy and threatening.
A great crowd waited aamittance.
Whether the game viii be played viii
be decided by the umpires.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-11

from town on the Texas coast II is
said that the nature Of The lettcr was
such as 10 indicate that the missing
mans mind was very much mnddled.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-11
The score

Batteries New York, Tesreau and
Ames and Myers: Boston, Wood and
Caay
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-11
Fourth Game
to the Red Sox

Wood is slated to pitch for Boston
today but another days rest would do
hiw good Tesreau is likely to pitch
i0r the Giants
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-11

Vienna, Oct 1.-THE road to Scu-
tari, an important Turkish town, was
opened to Montenegrins today follow.
ing the defeat 81 the Turks yesterday.
The Montenegrins have advanced IS
miles into Turkish territory and fur
ther advance to scutan viii be easy,
as there are only a few garrisona bS
tween.
Several important Turkish lortifi-
cations about Tarabosch have been
captured This is near scutari where
tho Turks are concentrating.
It was reported that the Montene.
grins had captured scutari but it is
believed that this refers only to nearby
Notifications
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-11
The Plucky Mont,snegrins Follow
Up Victory and fareaten
Town in Country Of Eae
my Road Open
DISPATCH ASSERTS
SERVIA FOR WAR
First Battle Decisive Victory for
Montenegro -Tu ks Surren-
der After Thirty Hours
Of Had Fighting

Telegram by United Press.
Berlin, Oct ll-4a mconfirmed
Belgrade dispatch says SerYia has de-
clared war on Turkey
The Ely miner., 1912-11-15

and then long-haired gentleman un-
folded the mysteries of the cilemato-
graphIat that time quite a Noveity.
A professor from the Sorbonse show
ed US a new electrometeT; ard a So
cietaire from the Comedie-srancaise
gave some recitations.
l was sitting in a quiet corner
watching Charles Vernet deep In con-
versation with three or fouf Stock Ex-
change men, when Madame came to-
ward me, both hands extended.
Dear NJ. Goron," she cried. "it Is
now your turn"
And. taking my arm, ste led me to
the center of the room. Ny friend
Camille asked for silence for the
hostess, who said:
IN. Goron, whom we are all glad to
welcome here. has promised to give US
some Of his experiences. It is sur
prise kept in store for you."
Loud applause followed. A small
table with the traditional glass of wa
ter was brought 70. me; the ladies sat
in semictrcle, the gentlemen formed
the background
Ladies and gentlemen" l began,
when silence was restored, "our charm
ing hostess has told you / would re-
late some of my experiences. havs
no such intention, for the simple res-
son that you all know more about
them than l do myself. Newspaper
reporting has become one OF the fine
arts. and no sooner is crime CON-
mitted than the papers bring the full
est details. Nay, the up-to-date jour
nalist seems even to have the gift OF
prophecy; for many time l read IF
burglaries and attempted murders
that have not We. occurred. l there
fore, thought that instead Of giving
you narratives Offering but little in
terest, would draw your attention to
the curious evolution which the de-
tective's profession, like everything
nowadays, has undergone.
Years ago. the man whose duty 1t
The Ely miner., 1912-11-15

1t, is dead and buried. All ask you
is to call on me. tomorrow morning at
half-past ten. I have a question to
put to YOU"
"Al right, SIR" he sighed.
On my return to the Office I sent
a note to Charles Vernet, with the re-
quest to come to me the next morning
at eleven. as l wanted some more in
formation from him regarding the Bel
gian swindler
At half-past ten, punctually, Berger
was announced.
Berger" began, you need not
look so miserable. give you my
word nobody will hurt you"
He smiled family.
Il want you to go into the adjoin-
ing room and walt for me-"
A few minutes past eleven Vernet
was introduced. l apologized for trou-
bling him again, and handed him a.
few documents relative to the Kar
stems affair. While he was reading
them l went to Berger
The small room where had left
him, and to which nobody had access,
opened into my office. In the door
was little hole
You see that hole?" I asked.
yes, sir"
Put your eye to it, and look care
fully at the gentleman inside. When
he is gone shall call you"
My conversation with Charles Ver-
net did not last many minutes; and
ger.
He stared at me like one in a dream.
Well, Berger?"
He remained silent for a while, and
then shook his head.
"Who is he?" he said at last
''That is the very question wanted
to put to YOU, t,:
He sat, deep in thought, one hand
playing with his hat, turning 1t me-
'chanically around.
who is he, and why did you show
him to me?" he asked again.
1 remained silent.
IN. Goron," he cried excitedly, you
have awakened In me feeling | had
managed to smother You know my
history. You know how l was drag
ged into the affair, and you know the
name of the villain who brought the
trouble On my head. When was dis.
charged from Gallon I had but one
idea-to be avenged on Simon. And
when heard his body had been found