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The evening world., 1912-02-29

Work on the new baseball par k of the
Brooklyn National League Club In Flat.
will begin ncxt Monday afternoon.
The mon who have tho contract OF grad
Ing bbbets Field. which will be the
name OF tho new park. Informed Pres.-
dent Ebberts that they were ready 10 no
ahead as soon As he gave the word.
Without further delay the Dodgc rs'
handsome president Informed the SON
tractors that he would be on hand At /
J.. NJ. next Monday 10 turn the first
spadeful OF earth and that after he had
accomplished this task they we're At
liberty to bsEin their operations.
Their. viii b. % bolJouts on the Brooklyn
sub TIN ysaf. Tor rry player who. has been
syringe has sent IN. his signsd contract. The last
nne o.. this bunch were received from Catcher
EDDIE Phelps. infisldsr Jerry Downs and iT,cks,
Connie. Msct's Cubs Loaf . game 10 the sAn
70 O. Msci's yoons,tsrs wsr. all! and sr, md
shovel little ambition.
esnilt,i-s Of. u. IPorihsu varsity ssssbaii team
"a. he'd ~ The esss ., N: university with Coach
sss,hsr GET. ! iitu. ~sr.u the esndids,s viii
r,ssilc. ou'dcc,. % LIST yssris team sbsfksy.
ssS:,,', md ki nss.. iI:Ais G. Ss,h'li; Keel:
EK,srn. captain o. III, .. q, NY. e i..p yrr ~:
KKi.s,rT1.a."s' end sl'i M-. sSH m', \ &, e h ;'f s;,n team, .;S.
and brsdy and Walsh.
pitchers. q The 81. Mary, Ica.I.ss b1..bsmiI' team
2, san rI,rs.,rc VII play Z, ths b.s lrss.e, mi,
Doth pitcher. are lsf'.hsnf~f.
The evening world., 1912-02-29
West Side Boy Barely Manages
to Go Full Distance With
Fighting Dutchman.
ny John

KNOCKOUT BROWN fought his
third battle In six days 1t TIE Long
~,o ~~.- 1890.
U's by administering u seNsTs oeAuns
49, - ~ ro,,nd bout F1txsim.
nm. m comuletsiy outclassed by
800 ,-~.-. ~, ..v.ro,
the tow-hcad lightweight thst sove'u'
''"'cS '"s '
to stop Il.
IL ~. ar., TN roupds ritxsimmons
An 'ns "'s' 'o""u' -,
showed up vol. - he managed to gct
a. .,,.raI t.rriOc r,sht ana left hand
W ooNo'e' 600. that
swings on Browns jaw seeing VA
these blows had no effect. but MADE
Brown nsnt -. .ns y msinIer
mons lost heart n TOT the reWS1nue'
Of tho battle Just covered up his face
-. $3.50. 80 -. urouu smnsh
WIN potn MANU-. "nu 'Dt 1872" ".s"
at N with LETT uppercute IN inc
.,ou.ch ana right overland Wallops to
In the eiGhth, ninth and tenth rounds
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s ,S,n rns ,5ns g.. IN San T=,snct.eo icr h. co.,ns
March x. In = ,s sIs Sna ~ G c,nS Sa,, Elds,,so on
ilcil Mid II expect to beat Murphy handily and
snen will Try To get . return match with XII.
Another Frenoa champion has defeated an Epc.
ZION f% is:sS.rs.i. Il . =! 'lF4 .nc Jean me-. t1 Si.., ~ s, sS:%,
the lurtimate Enslrl champion. 10 8 bout At the
S Ss5nS' and SH Sss.s.a c him q n ' ni...n 90 sou a:s: MGFS o..y
VS. substituted for 9oyo. Driscon. who vss un.
able to make the weight the match called for.
Johnny Dundee II this city and Eddie O'Ee,fe
e. rhil.tslphin who aT rssarded two u the best
place at . local club on next Monday night. TN
winner will " given the first chance q johnny
ter 10 ready Ia battle In this city.
Jack pilon. the clever middlewcisht Of Indian.
Ia. sirraay been matched 70 nsat Frank KisS, :" .,
Iittsburrh on either March q or 30, and probably
Cal. on March IL Miion is guaranteed SiVaS
With the privilee. Of ACCEPTING 30 yer cent. Of thc
sros, rsciIeS for his md.
Marcel Morssu, tin French miidlsw eight wiz
vas ddssted hy JACK DenninS IL his only fight IL
cr N. ,,sh. :. March -; The men WIN ,isht Y.
should attract . rso0rd crowd.
Johnny KilfAne. the new fcathcrwadsht cham
ri n, will be rendered 4 rois.ns welcome VIM n
returns TO his home. at Cleveland. next month
Johnny viii DO met a.. TIE DEPOT hy thousands o
rs admirers, after which there win be a bis psr.d
ard many bands Of music.
James Morgan. thc Washington Markct pn,Ine
dealer. who take, an occasional dip into In
boxing game, thinks Frank Farmer. the west Tia
NoSen ioing.tsr, has the %riatings Of a champion
Acre a. q. lss' night and put Frankie Woods I
sleep IN a round ant . hall. Farmer Is a ict
Brown.
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Commission Rules Only NeW
Cloves Be Used in Main Bouts

sion was that OF the American A. A.
OF Brooklyn, and this became known
through the investigation Into the dis
pute that resulted In Irish Paddy" and
Louis de Ponthieu falling to meet in
their scheduled battle a short time ago.
During the examination the commits
s!on's inspector. who upheld De Pom
thieu In his refusal to SO on with Paddy
because the ~iatter's bandases were too
lard. II developed also that h gloves
given the men were black and stlh from
former use.
The evening world., 1912-02-29
N. Y. u. Clues Out
TWO Schedules

The New York University has lust
It's track m football schedules,
both are unusually ambitious. Eight
contests viii be played on tho gridiron.
nve OF them being scheduled for this
city. The game with Wesleyan. aiways
one of the teams big battles. will be
played this year IN Oct. ID. while the
Tigers will be met Nov, . and the Navy
Nov. %. The two schedules follow.
Football.
OCT. q. Muhlsnbuu st Ohio rNd, Oct n.
Cornell a, Ithaca; oct. 10, Wesleyan ct ohio field
Oct. 70. ,Wiiliaus 81 Ohio Field. Nov. 8. Trinity
~ Ohio tl,ld; Nov. y, Princeton at Princston'
Nov, 10, Rhoie Island ., Ohio Fisld; Nov, Isl
Navy st Annapolis.
Track.
April 20. Intercollegiate msst at South Yidd
April ~, intercollegiate relays at fhiiadelpbla
May. !. dual NEE, o. Lafayette. May 4, dual NEE
Of hAysrori. Msy H.. dual meet With Rutssn a
OHIO Field.
The evening world., 1912-02-29
Commerce Holds
Games TO-MOrrOW

Tomorrow evening h High School
OF Commerce will hold itA annual indoor
rack and Held games at the Seventy
first Regiment Armory. Eleven events
are scheduled for the pupils OF this
school. and over $50 entries have been
received. In addition TO the regu-
lar school events. two star attractions
have been added to the programme. one
an eight-mils team race. In which the
leading distance runners of the Amateur
Athletic Union have entered. and the
Other . two-Hils bicycle race. handi-
cap.
The evening world., 1912-02-29
JEFF DOHERTY CAN'T B0x
IN STATE FOR NINETY DAYS
Jeff Dohsrty. ninety days!

JeU OOHoTty, ninety udyu!
That II what the Boxing Com
miss.oners announced when the
case Of the New Haven boxer
came before them for trial. He
received this sentence because
he refused t. box for the Yon-
kcrs A.. c. according to agree
ment. The club barga.ned to
give him d per cent. OF tho re-
ceipts. which amounted to rs.
This wasn't enough for Jen.
He thought the officials were try
Ing TO make . mutt OF him.
The club then told him they
would give him SIS. but Jsff had
enough money In his possession
to live In style a month or two.
SO he walked out. and he'll stay
out, too. for the next three
months. This makes the fourth
boxer that has been ex!led BY
the Commissioners. and OF the
quartet the six months sem
tence melted out to Abe Attell
IL the most severe.
The evening world., 1912-02-29
Knockout Br0wn Picks Up Easy
Money Beating Htzsimn,Ons
BOXING SHOWS TONIGHT.

At National Sporting Club. all-star
card. with Black BIZ vs.. Bill Wat
kins In main bout.
At Fordon A. c.. Eddie Clark OF
Philadelphia vs.. Mike Stetson. ten
rounds.
The evening world., 1912-02-29
Matches ARA

MUVcue0
Knockout Smith VS.. Eddie Kelly.
ten rounds. olympic A. c.. Saturday
night.
Kid Black VI. Kid Herman. ten
rounds. Fairmont A.. c.. Saturday
night.
Sailor Burke vs.. Larry English.
Royale A. c.. Brooklyn. next Tues
day night.
The evening world., 1912-02-29
TX 25 & 55%g5 BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK no
Work on Dodgers
Ne.p Park Starts
On Monday Next
C0lUMBlA'S BASEBALL
SCHEDULE OF Fl GAMES.

March "a. 81 Johns 81 South Fisid.
Nsrb 30. Hutsep al S0u,h Field.
hpni z, G'ofGetoNn al Wsshingl ION.
AptI .. Nsry at Annapolis.
hptu =, Nfsinia Fob InstitutH a. noanoks.
April D. Washington aud Lee at Lexington.
Apnl u. Warrington nd I~o At Lexington.
Apfl y, Amherst st Youth Field.
Aprl ~ Dartmouth o. south lield.
Apul ~. St,,sas at south Field.
Aufii 20. ihle ut Nes iisten
VA -. New lpTs University at South fled.
Nptl -. Lehish o. south H'llelsm
MN -, Lafayette at %I.a.ton,
MAJ Tnniu At South field.
nay e.. Lsiayttte At south Fisi1.
Mas 4. University 81 MARYLAND a. Houth Field.
sisy II. Afmy ~ West Point.
May 10. Cornell st south Tield.
May 30. Cornell o. Ithaca.
June .. Cni'srsiiy ~ Penn. q. Bouth Field.
The evening world., 1912-02-29
star Splinter. In Dominican Game.

Practically even iopnotch sprtntsr IN the Mot.
roiolitan District will he sccn IN action In the
I 200. yard relay race al the Dominican Iyceum
rsmes In the Seventy first Regimen, arnory sa,ur.
day etening. Teams from se,eu clubs will start.
Including the insh-AtnerleAn A, G.. With sheppaId.
Glk.ing. Archer. and ptpN the n. y. A, O..
with rrek. Wool. peGrouehy and liiehnond, the
West side branch y, A. q. A. with MeEn,s.,
sehnabel. Seymour and Bergman. and the Xavier
Club With Iceland. Clarke. Heating and Iohss.
The field Tor the 1000. metre run. scratch, viii
include Kramer. ober Collins, Ryan, Bsllar
ard Arluette from ID. Carlisle Indian School
A,1usl'e recently defeated .Tessnima IN . five
mile race At Buffalo In %. 81.
The evening world., 1912-02-29
~ HERE was not a little surprise

HERE was not q little surprise
in sporting circles to-day when
1t was learned that the state
Commission has found it neces-
sary to add to Its regulations the rule
that only new gloves may be used IN
main bouts. Provision for new gloves
Is made In the Marquis OF Queensoerry
rules yet II came to the attention Of the
Commission at IT'S meeting that some
club, have not been obeyinx this law.
The specific ease before the Commits
The evening world., 1912-02-29

TLurn's White Eiep,tapt Bowling Alters
end Willard Iarlor. :,tst 81. & broadway.
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Qu.ai Easily Defeat. Small wood.

Queai EASILY Defeats small wood.
william oueai. the great professional runner.
had an easy time defeating Percy Sn~iiuood. ths
English runner, In . ton mile match Uce q the
Metropolitan Roller Skating Rink on Bruadvay
winnins BY nine LAYS. smallwood started off veil
In the first mile. - he oply permitted Qual 70
lead BY kn ,Ards. beginning the second miie.
The evening world., 1912-02-29

Eddie smith outpointsd Jack Dormss In The
star bout Of tep rounds Of the MslrSu/s, c, IL
~ oNax. hn6inG v svSy DuAA
The evening world., 1912-02-29

Joe iiussk aud Prof. Atlas have bcon msachsd
20 wrsts 10 a finish ., Miners Dowery Theatre
tonight, Jack Niflot instructor at Columbia
University. and Young A1sx Will also meet 10 .
finish.
The evening world., 1912-02-29

Marty Brown Easy Cos Dillon.
larry Broun Of the ess, aide vas . poor match
for Jack Dillon Of the west eide 10 the main bout
q the shsrky A. g.. being ddsstsd By . large
lnsigin in slmost every round.
The evening world., 1912-02-29

means weight LIMIT. and moth
ing else. For instance. n
dghter scaling between In and lt2
sounds ringside Is q welterweight even
v he weighs only 1897 pounds. or a
quarter Of q pound over the lightweight
LIMIT. A man Weighing it2H pounds
vtnSsids 10 q middleweight. being over
me w~elterweight LIMIT. A man weigh
tng ibsk pounds ringsids IL . heavy
Weight. being over the middle eiEht
LIMIT. That's exactly according to
'sujs. IT'S . rule that many wouid-bs
Ghonpions. whose ambition = 70 nght
~ smaller thaa thsmssivss. uks y
~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-26

OF BOOZE

Three gallons OF whisky came into
the possession Of the sheriff's force
in a very peculiar way this morning.
Last night the family Of Il ]. Riley
$40 Pennsylvania, was awakened by
supposedly drunken teamstar, who
seemed to be having trouble with his
team. He shouted repeatedly for the
team to whoa and when Immediately
in front Of the Riley home, the am.
known driver Tell from the wagon.
Cleo Riley dressed and made his way
into the street as soon as possible to
offer assistance, but when he steppei
forth. the team and driver Ws~e gone,
and in their stead was left three gaF
Ion jugs frled with whisky The car
90 was taken into the house and ins
morning was turned over 70 the copu-
ty sheriff. Tho driver Of the team
and owner Of the whisky arc du-
known.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-26
Law
FOR POLICE
EFFECTIVE
Add Man TO Lou
than is the New
Alderman

That the eight hour law shall pc
applied to the city police force mas
been decided by the city council aud
win 90 into effect October /, This
matter has been ND for discussion IN
the council for some time and it was
only after careful investigation by me
finance committee that the step which
will necessitate the addition Of one
more policeman to the force was de-
cided upon.
It is said the selection of a new
policeman has narrowed down and
now rests between two men, one Of
whom viii be appointed However,
just who the men are was not given
cut The patrolmen viii assume the
duties Of a policeman on October L.
The vacancy in the council left by
John C. Lindssg having moved to
Mineo, was filled by the election Of
NJ. B. Louthan from The second ward
and Mr. Louthan viii serve regularly
on the council in the future, beginning
his services the first Thursday in Dc
tober
The building Of a concrete arch
across Line Greek. on Sixth street
was a subject seriously discussed aud
met with the unanimous approval ol
the council. The matter of the eosi
OF such bridge was turned over tC
ihe finance committee and mayor .oi
Investigation and if their report meets
The approval OF the council, the mayor
and council are expected to call OF
election to vote on a bond issue iol
its construction
It was shown that the Sixth stree
bridge was in a deplorable condition
and that continual repairs are neces
sary to make it safe ior the amour
Of traffic which passes over it. AS
stands today it is almost unsafe an
the teamsters Of the city are solicit
ing the merchants in an endeavor &
persuade them to have goods shipDe
over the Rock Island to do away wit
the danger Of crossing this bridge wit
loaded vans The present woode
structure is not permanent and has
be practically rebuilt every four year
and requires a new floor much oftei
er The proposed concrete struemi
viii be permanent will be absolutel
safe without continual repairing.
1t is thought the Frisco Railwa
company win extend financial aid
the proposition. as will also the /,
plant. The committee will report
the next council meeting as to the al
q mike cost Of the arch, after viii,
S some action will be taken.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-26
TO
Be SPEAKER
OF HOUSE
LaWtOn Man Confident Of
Winning Good Word
for Riddle

Hon. j. Roy Williams Of Lawton,
who was in the city today on business,
expressed the Delief that he will win
his race for the speakership in the
next session OF the state legislator.
The fact that he is the only candidate
on the west side, borring Smith Of
Shawnee, and that he is rt present
speaker pro tenn, ne believes, will be
decidedly in his favor. "Of course, it
isn't a good policy to count chickens
before they hatch, said he, @but I be-
lieve I'm going to win.
Besides Mr.. Williams and Smith Of
Shawnee, the other candidates prom
inently mentioned, are Maxey Of Mus
kogee and Crawford Of Ada. Mr.. VIII
liams. who has been renominated by
the Democrats OF Comanche county
and is confident Of election, was a
member Of the first legislature and
was reelected to the third Beslles
having filled the important post Of
speaker pro tenn, he has been chair
man Of the Democratic caucus in iht
house and has always been recogniz
ed as one Of the leading members O.
that body
While here, Mr. Williams had &
good word to say for DR.. A. S. Riddle
with whom he served in the first leg
islature. "Dr. Riddle is an able mar
on the floor and he was always busl
in looking after the interests of hi:
constituents said he. He will g,
/ into the next house with the fruits G
his former experience and is sure L
take a prominent part in the proceed
ingss
Or. Riddle announced some time agl
that he would not be a candidate 70
speaker although he has receives
many assurances Of support If his an
bitions should lead in that direction
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-26
BOLD ATHLETIC GIRL
COLLARS ANNOYER

giggled at Bessie's modification.
When the sutter avenue station was
reached the young girl seized her an
noyer by the collar and pulled him off
the train.
What are you going to do with
me?7 asked Chasowitz, astonlshed.
I'm going to loct you up" replied
Bessie. IT'S a pretty howdy-do when
a girl can't travel in this city without
having a loafer like you comment on
her clothes.
Chasowitz attempted to break away
when the pair got to the street. a
crowd soon gathered, and several men
helped the young girl keep her hold
and accompanied her to the police
court
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-26

New York, Sept. 26.-Bessie Kaplan,
an athletic 1S-year-old girl Of he
Bronx, arrested a young man in
Brooklyn car and personally hale6
him to the New Jersey avenue court,
several blocks away
There she charged him with having
brought public humiliation to her be-
cause he had made comments on the
tightness Of her skirt that were heard
by other passengers Of the car lie
gave the name Of Max Chasowitz aed
was held in $500 bail
Look at her?7 Chasowitz Is alleged
to have said "I'il bet she walks like
a chicken"
The young man continued to make
like remarks. The other passengers
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-26
MEET
FRI. Eve

The regular meeting Of the Wilson
and Marshall club win Be held at tie
city hall Friday evening and an inter
esting occasion is promised
By request Of the club Mrs. Texa
Williams win read a paper on De-
mocracy.' and Attorney S c. Durbin
win deliver an address
All followers Of Wilson and Mar.
shall are invited to affiliate with ;he
club and everybody win be welcome at
the meeting. Ladies are especially in
Yiled
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-26
HE GUARDED
SNEED day
and NIGHT
More Of BOyCe'S Letters
to Mrs. SDeed are
introduced
Telegram BY rnlted Press.

Telegram py Cnlted Press.
Amarillo, Sept. 2s-John Blanton,
sneed's bodyguard. testified that 'e
had accompanied sneed night and day
since he killed the elder Boyce and
had guarded Mrs. sneed since the
banker was imprisoned for killing AL
Boyee Mrs sneed is about to he
come a mother
Blanton testified that when snaed
heard that Boyce visited his wife at
Dallas he acted Ike a crazy man
More Of Boyces letters to Mrs.
sueed were introduced today. One
said he had spent 5000 to keep from
arrest on an abduction charge after
the first elopement.
Cross examination Of Mrs. l. A.
Rogers Of Dallas, Te.. relative to let.
ters signed Albert alleged TO have
been shown her by Mrs. sneed in July
and August Of this year, occupied most
of yesterdays hearing Of the habeas
corpus proceedings in behalf OF john
Beal sneed, alleged slayer OF AL G
Boyce. Mrs Rogers reiterated state
ment as to her knowledge Of the a.
legged plot against sneed's life, and
testified that on one occasion Mrs
snaed had written Boyce that SHE war
expecting to become a mother and thai
Boyee replied expressing gladness.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-26
COOK PLACE
IS CLOSED
BY COURT


Sam Cooks place, on the corner Of
Second street and cniekasha avenue,
was closed yesterday by a restrain
ing order issued by Judge Frank NJ
Bailey Of the district court
The order declares that both the
upper and lower floors Of this build
ing are used in connection with the
sale OF intoxicating liquors and in
cludes the horse lot and stables 81
the rear of the building as a nuisance
where Intoxicating liquors are stored
and sold The order instruets the
sheriff's force to eject all persons
from the premises and to take posses.
sion Of the building, both upper and
lower floors, and horse lot and sta
bles in the rear and to lock each and
every entrance to both upper and
lower floors Of the two story brick
building and further take possession
OF the horse lot and stables IN the
rear and lock every entrance to same
The order states further that upon
the evidence Of witnesses the eour
finds that the building belongs te
Dave Hill and that a nuisance is form
ed by the sale of liquor there by San
Cook and Fred smish, together witt
employees, clerks and servants Thl
final hearing OF the case is set io
/ Oclosar 25 in the district court.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-26
MORGAN
FIRST TO
TESTlFY
Telegram BY United Press

Washington. Sept p6. ~ p. Morgan
win be the first witness when the
campaign contributions committee le-
sumes hearings Monday. This was
definitely announced today
Other headiners the first day. if pos
aible. viii be Bliss. irp ormsby Nc.
Harg, the Roosevelt primary engineer,
and Harriman's secretary.
Roosevelt appears October g.; Goa,
eressman Mckinley, Tafts ante-con-
vention manager, October z; William
Loeb, ir. follows Teddy
One hundred Witnesses viii be call
ed, Morgan is expected to tell what
be knows OF the contributions Of tine
billion dollar Morgan interests 10 the
funds Of both parties IN the last two
or three presidential campaigns.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-26
DUNCAN TO
TRY AGAIN

Peeyed at the defeat administered
them at the hands Of the locals last
Sunday. Duncan has asked for a post
season game to be played next sun
day at University park. Glad to grant
any faYors possible, Manager Granlee
accepted the challenge and the two
hostile clans viii again clash on the
local diamond in the last game of ghe
season.
Neither aggregation is trying to
keep secret the fact that they are
framing up for the fray and is IS
only a question as to which side can
frame the stronger Duncan, it is Ia-
derstood has secured the services Of
Bahew, catcher OF the Dallas Giants,
together with sundry other Texas
league artists. Pelkey, the first base
"phenom," seen here two weeks ago
with Duncan win again be on hand,
as win Phillips, the stellar second
sacker.
The Chickasha lineup win embrace
Witherspoon, Brownlow, Mathis, Phil
lips, with probably a new pitcher and
third sacker. So in next Sundays
game viii appear the cream Of most d
the minor leagues in this immediate
section, and II all accounts are true
the former performances at the parl
will be as pink teas by comparison.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-26
TWO OF The SAME.
KIND SAYS BRYAN.
TELEGRAM BY United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Lincoln, Nebraska Sept 2G.--
Bryan III q COmm0ner editorial tor
day sees no difference between TAFT
and Roosevelt Both stand for most
Republican policies and the cause Of
contention Is that each wants the pres
ldency saws Bryan
Neither does Bryan believe that she
Republican organization will disinte-
crate as a result Of the present strife,
but he predicts that the conservative
wing Of the party viii come out ahead.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-26
LARGE AMOUNT
STILL NEEDED
speeIaI " The Expresg.

Special to The Express.
New York, Sept. Campaign con-
tributions aggregating $4,000 we're
announced today by the Democratic
national committee in part.
Attorney Samuel Untermeyer of
New York sent $4,000 Congressman
Burleson Of Texas s275, Gov. nix OF
Ohio sl00. It was announced s750 900
would be needed to complete the CAM
paign fund which it is hoped to raise
by popular subscription.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-26
VICTIM OF
MAN HUNT


Telegram by United Press
San Francisco Sept 26.-With the
top Of his head shot of, an unidenti-
fled robber Is dead here, the victim Of
a man hunt after he held up a street
car
1t is believed that he is the robber
who recently held up two cars at San
Mateo and killed City Attorney Kirk
bride