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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19
TWO PLEAD GUILTY
BEFORE JUDGE

Judge u. g. Secs yesterday held a
plaa dav seaainn iu ths court IL record
MHFN Jones' newrnss pleaded
Haltv to Rte4tlinE ciathes from another
He9rws and waa sentenced ta nav aI8
enc costs or srenf e8 aave in faH.
NnarieH Thomas Hftie neRro.
rieaded guilty ~ stealing frar ia n
~ Nta Company. his employers. bot
ralnnee YES Withheld. BE committed
bio theirs BE- tAkinH thinEs fros, the
place and hiainW tAem abeut ere harh
deer whla W1rAaF about Wien 49,
rnaaaenRer. le wee aant ouf e.Ith aauna.
fhiuR BE would lin" thn eur ana tsr.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19
A MAN DELIGHTS

IN a good smoke. The Lip
IA" Cigar is a good
smoke and he will appreciate
nothing you can give him
more than a box of "44s."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19
PICKINGS FROM
POLICE STATION

Recorder welsh heard twenty cases
Dr. police court YESTERDAY
sixteen were found K4Htv tva we're
E1uluufd and twa ssere dIsraarFed
ffnes collected amounted tu gtf
Four defendants accused of riding
pieyriaH without lights. BOZ violation ~
city ordnance. were fined tg each
Tn enc case ~ George Address r.
Greek. recently fined fes cor afeEsa
sunday Hale 10 lrfeNtcautH. Recorder
Wfifh dFnIef ~ appeal fa- "a rev frfaf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19

Wien shameful ri0t exists between
hFef and Bowels 20 cause distress BY
fefaainn 20 act take Or KinNa New
iAfc Filis. and end Fueh abuse 81 your
system. Thcv gently compel riKat nc-
ZION ~ stomach. liver and bowels. and
restore YOUR health ard aH Kood feel
ms Csc nf W a. u'Aienhertaa
fAaw1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19

IN a good smoke. The Lip
schulz "a" Cigar is a good
smoke and he will appreciate
nothing you can give him
more than a box OF "44's."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19

Two aomFn from tie restricted dia.
trict and two men whue Joy riding
ln an automobile az I O'Clock vratnf.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19
RUNDOWN, WORKOUT, OLD FOLKS,
THIS WILL QUICKLY BUILD YOU UP

rufre COMPOUND before earh neal fof
= few dhgb
r hslrH ere stomach 20 thnraaw. ~
elgrst the fond a. that every rmr4trIs ~
uouriahmeut j. ahaurnea from a r
cieanHes and pur.aes the hlooa rstn
ifa and strength into the Fnst.rts.
cieaFH the tired brain ana pros@rt...
good. sound. Natural rafraahtme .i,.u
Tan nrRt feW does win nroVe $40. y.
vou. nH O. bae 70 hunareaa - Go.
~ storH Indigestion. helehtr. -.
after meals. hackMeha a. ve......,s.
pains quicker than anv 1890. -.
N'' npl,e ~ Y. II Halkcom nrun
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19
II PInch. lss ALLEE'S FO0T- Ease

Aaaaa ga weaF Kan@s go Hlaa aaaaaieF kftaf asHz
Has Test EAse. the autsasFfe nuwaef faF the fae.
feef e cnFma Ard tunsune tf'a the Ereatsat eaIn-
faft 4issuesFg ~ tne 49, BE EYES sun sn Fees. Sc.
fr-s AnHa 49, aasH ssaa. ~ "a neTfsa fe ~ far
HEfsflaz. Urea eH8Ef afs rs fHel. AHHts aae Ht e.
krrHk n Yes aeaaa Neas frsFwwnTFf. 81. feH
eessHi rHH aata' HasF FF FhEE wai paUkaes.
e trHHs A er 8 0.alsfa5. r. HrHs s. 81.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19

tcsuuhaed rom First PaRsl
buffalo uAfH Indian lighters left He
served with distinction under the fa-
nous lmdiau fighter and bore scars OF
tha battles in whlch be- had been en-
w@Eed 90 che plains sc The west tte
often related he experiences during
thaae CampAtwna and ou uua or tao
occasions wrote interesting articles cor
The Journal Me vas "a man 81 com
handing appearance. over sis feet ln
height aud weiwhing about two hun
drrd pounds
BoRN m MICHIGAN.
The deccsaed was born Deb Anaen.
AiahiEAn. and had reached the aRe %
seventy. Pc "a survived b. wife
and one con. who are residents OF PEN
Eaeaia.
Tho funeral services wfl De conduct.
"a this afternoon at g o'clock az the
IsmiiV home. SO. rfe south Aleanlz
street. her E e. Rice oniclaunm. The
deceased was % member ~ tha o. A
H and Che latter wiH attend in a
ho8s
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19
you'll

iast rnsrgy and ambition. Who cant
Eat and a. not sleep well whb Eel
tired md drgwsy rernoun uho set 20
feeling - tired - before coins - bed
All marvel - fhr wnnderfui change
after tnknE fHhleHuannfui ~ Root.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19

but TOO late 20 hs ofacialy reported az
the custom house. The steamer h4n
water ballast and viii load az perFn.
cola
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19

2" ~ - utuNF aD0aI
eruG store and take
our nrhi aoAe before
you @t another
meal see mhnt
din~rence -
make tRf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19

GERMAN sTEA@ER ARRIVES.
TIRE German steamship Ciara MsurfxI
arrived ln PORT reaterdar aff~~rnar
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-19
Ysu win Est Bsstsr SLEEP Setter. C,
up ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Vim ed
Ensrsy Return.

what "a difference q
few doses make IN
persons who ere
oVerwurks8 nerves
strained and run
down
L.NMnn. -. 49,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-11
STREET CAR
SCHEDULE
ADJUSTED
Proposed by
Commissioner Watson
is Accepted

Following the hearing complaint
filed by patrons Of the chickasha
Street Railway co. before Corporation
Commissioner A. P. Watson here SAT-
urday, compromise, proposed by Col.
Watson, was accepted By the company
and petitioners and will become effec-
tive as soon as official notice is re-,
ceived by the company from the com
mission.
The petitioners demanded later car
service at night During the winter
the last Ninth street car has been
run at 1O.s0 p. m. and the last Da-
kota avenue car at 1O:45. By the
terms Of the new arrangement the
last regular car will leave the main
part Of town at II o'clock, going over
the loop as far as the car barn. After
II O'Clock and up to i2 o'clock a car
viii be run only for ten fares, which
may be paid by one or more persons.
the car being sent out on request.
From - O'Clock until 2 a. m, a car
viii be run for forty fares, thus ac-
commodating any large parties who
are out at late entertainments.
Manager Wadsworth Of the car COM
pany stated that he was preparing to
install the regular summer schedule
whereby the last regular cars left at
.11 and ISL but that the new ar
rangement would supplant this
schedule.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-11

IN TOWN

Hon Pat Goulding, state senator
from Garfield county and a candidate.
for conwessmanatlarge, was iH the
city today from Enid mingling among
the Democratic
Mr. coulaing Is a pioneer IN Okla
homa and has twice been honored By
his home county BY being elected to
the senate in which he has been a re-
oognized leader from the start As a
member of the senate he has taken an
important part III framing legislation
and he takes special pride in his part
In helping TO start the state schools.
Il am in favor Of maintaining these
schools" said he. "And have been
opposed to The Akin bin from tie
start
With many friends throughout the
state, Mr.. Gouldmg is one Of the men
who must be reckoned with IN the raee
for congressman-at-large-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-11
IN
new HANDS

BY a change which became effec,
tive Monday the ownership OF the
Priehett laundry was transferred from
Ben F. Martin to A. Fl. and j. Nj.
Kuhn OF Pana, I'll, the new proprie-
tors takiug charge at once.
The style Of the new firm will be
Kuhn Bros. Both Of the Kuhns are
thoroughly practical men In the laun-
Org business, having had many years
experience and they propose 10 con.
duct their laundry in thoroughly up.
to-date manner turning out strictly
first class work
MR. Martin has been in charge Of
ihe business two years and half.
He expects 70 make a trip to his old
home in Tennessee in about two weeks
but will return to Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-11
GUARDIANSHIP
CASE HEARD In
COUNTY COURT

It was Red Face day in the county
court Monday when Judge Williams
was called upon to pass upon an In
dian guardianship case Several real
Indians from the east part Of tha
state were in attendance.
In the case Of an Indian minor Cole.
now living in Idaho and possessed Of
some 1900 acres Of land in Oklahoma,
a guardianship was appointed in the
Pittsburg county court. It appears
that the minor is a nonresident and
has no land in that county Applica-
ton for guardianship letters was made
in behalf Of J. w Speake in this coun-
ty 100 acres Of the Cole land being
located south Of Chickasha in this
county, the contention being that the
Pittsburg county guardianship is void.
Dr. ]. H. stolper Of the state depart,
ment OF charities combated this move
on the grounds that the case is pend.
ing in another county.
Judge Williams overruled a plea
against the jurisdiction Of his court
and continued the case till the latter
part OF the month to hear further evi
dence.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-11
COTTON
AFTER WHEAT
IS HIS ADVICE

MY advice to farmers is to plant
cotton after their wheat is harvested, p
said L. N. Potts. the well known cot
ton man, this morning. Cotton may
be planted up tc June 18th or 10th. and
make a good crop he continued.
with improved machinery for taking
care Of the crop, farmers run little
risk by planting it late"
Mr. Potts says be has known cot.
ton planted as late as June 20 to make
half bale per acre. This happened
in 1901, north Of Hobart said he. q
know it did, because saw it planted
and bought the cotton Late cotton
can be handled successfully with the
Hart machinery"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-11
Must Farm
Well To Win


"We had one Of the dryest Mays IN
The history Of the country, says Geo.
I. Bishop agent Of the United States
department Of agriculture, with head
quarters at CordeIl, and this condi-
ton calls for the most careful cultis
vation and careful wedding If the
farmer expects to succeed this year.
Wheat will make more than was
continued Mr. Bishop, Il
think the value Of early preparation
Of soil and early seeding win be clear
ly shown this year Where this has
been attended to. wheat win make
ten bushels more per acre or twice as
much as It win when a man waits til
September or October 70 plow and
plant
Corn is generally too thick Our
people must learn that moisture is the
limiting element and must fix the
stand 20 suit ihe amount OF moisture.
Cotton is In excellent shape where
the stand Is good, but III some cases
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-11
CURTIS TROTS OUT
BIG FISH STORY

This isn't a Bob Richards or jim
Pettyiohn story, but it's the real
stuff. said Col. E. Curtis, local man
ager Of the Postal Telegraph Co. as
he trotted out a fish tale that ought
to capture first prize He doesn't
claim to be first-hand authority for
the facts, but he refers to a paper from
Miami Elas which he received this
morning, and being infected with the
Florida bug Col. Curtis is prepared to
believe anything that comes from the
land Of flowers. Just listen to him
talk:
1T weighed over five tons and was
Ss feet long It had a head like a
whale "a tail like a shark and was
spotted like a leopard. 1t was found
in one Of the straits between the Flor.
ida keys and was captured after a
battle Of "a hours They fired over iOC
shots into it without disturbing the
monster and finally got it after let
ting the anchors Of the boat down and
mashing its head. Such a creature
was never before found on land OF
sea and it has an the scientists guess
ing
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-11


Chicago. June IT, Bitter dissension
IN the Roosevelt camp today as a re-
suit Of the outcome Of the Indiana
contest over delegates a large Many
intimaied Shat Senator Borah did not
vote 70 seat the Roosevelt delegates
because he has vice presidential am.
billions.
pofah bitterly resented this criti.
oism and said under no circumstances
would he accept the second place on
the tieksi nesah said he would not
vote to seat any delsSases not legally
entitled to seats. He sad the evi.
denee showed frauds is the Indiana
primary but not sufficient to change
the result fayoring TAFT
The contest IN Kentucky over the
direct primary case was taken up by
the Republican national committee
this morning. The fight is heavy and
centers in tine redistrieting space by
the legislature. Roosevelt men allege
fraud in several districts. The real
fighting stage has been reached.
On arrival today Wm. ] Barnes Of
New York said his mission was to de-
feat Roosevelt; that was his only task
and he can use any methods he De.
sired. even though the ultimate out
come should be the abandonment Of
Taft AZ a candidate.
Barnes has been for Taft only since
Roosevelt took the field. but win now
be for him as long as there Is a chance
Of nominating hinF Taits men are
sull certain they win control the con
yehfion Barnes conferred with varl
oua leaders and started an organiza
ton. He IS expected to see that Roo
is elected Temporary chairman
Roots friends are asserting that he
has proper dark horse proportions ans
say his keynote speech viii be the ei
fort Of hts life, Re Will appeal io
harmony in the platform. Friends SAL
he might himself draw the nomina
tlon.
Roosevelt claims he will elect Gov
Hadiey as chairman Complication
viii be incurred, howevels Ia Toilette
friends are claiming to hold the ba
ance Of power
Mondays work Of The Republlca
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-11
Poultry Show Is
On the Program

has been secured to act as Judge in
the contest to be held here, a fact
that will cause poultry breeders in
the entire southwest to take notice.
The Chickasha show viii be conduct
ed under the rules of the American
Poultry association, Of which the local
organization is now a member, and It
win be open to all who desire to pay
the entrance fee, without regard to
locality or state. It has been set for
December 2e, 27 and rs.
The local association now has so
members and the list is expected 10
reach 100 in the near future All who
desire to become members are invited
to attend the Wednesday evening
meeting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-11
Attitude of Borah on Indiana
Contest 10 Resented by Roose-
welt Men Senator
Replies
KENTUCKY CONTEST
IS WON BY TAFT
Teddy Alleges Fraud and Heavy
Fighting in Progress Presi-
dent Continues to Pile
Up Delegates
TeIegram By unIIed 90.

AsiHHtdm h4 Nhiteu ffesh-
Chicago. June 1.-THE national
committee today seated Tafts dele.
gates at large from Kentucky by a
vote of IS to Ill.,
The committee was told that the
Kentucky organization retains control
through the widest corruption, going
50 tar at times, IN order to carry the
primaries, as importing voters from
West Virginia ana Tennessee at fifty
cents a head These charges were
made in connection with the contest
against delegates at large
Despite the evidence Of alleged cor
ruption the committee refused to 90
behind the returns of tile regularly
held state convention. which they con.
firmed by seating the tart delegates
The vote was taken without reading
the affidaylts and over the protests OF
Heney and Borah Heney said IL
sounded like what / have seen Abe
Ruef ito FL cansornla"
The Taft delegates from the first
district we're also seated by a vote Of
ie 10 0 Because Of slow progress. it
Is believed that the committee will
start night sessions Thursday, aa they
plan TO have the work completed Sat.
urday night
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-11

According to plans that are being
made by the Grady County Poultry
association, Chlckasha, viii be the
mecca Of the chicken fanciers the lat
ter part of next December when the
first annual exhibit under the auspices
Of the local association will be held.
A meeting Of the association is
called by President Kendall Galloway
for Wednesday evening at the city
hall at O'Clock, when, It is hoped,
that all members win be present -a
plans for the poultry show and other
important business win come up.
Mr.. Galloway announced today that
Judge Emory Of Carthage, NO. recog-
nized as the best all-around authority
on all breeds Of poultry in the world,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-11

national committee added twelve more
delegates 70 the catalogue Of the Taft
strength on the temporary roll Of the
national Republican convention.
The much discussed Indiana con
tests came before the committee and
were decided, all in Taft's favor.
With the seyenty-two delegates COM
prised IN the southern contests decid.
ed last week NJ the Alabama, Arkan-
sas, orlda aqd Georgia cases, Mon
days gains make a total OF eighty-four
delegates added to the Taft forces by
the work Of the national committee.
And with the 20l instructed and un-
contested delegates credited to him,
they bring his present total on the
temporary roll up 10 2S5. A large
proportion Of the contested seats
among the no cases still to be passed
on by the committee represent dele
gates instructed for Taft. the precise
number IS the subject Of much dis
pute, nor can It be stated how many
Of these contests Taft will win.
The cases decided Monday we're
those Of the Indiana delegation-at-
large, four IN number headed by Col
Harry s. New, chairman OF the con
yention committee on arrangements,
and included former Vice President
Charles W. Fairbanks and the district
delegations Of two each from the first
third and thirteenth districts.
The contest in the fourth district
was Withdrawn and the committee
confirmed the two sitting CTafD dele
gates.
The real fight Of the day in the
committee came, not on the delegates.
at.large, where 4 had been expected,
The committee was unanimous ia gly.
ing them 70 Taft, but over the seating
Of the two Taft delegates from the
Thirteenth on South Bend district At
tention Of the Roosevelt attorneys TO
introduce certain affidayits declared
by them 70 bear the signature or a
majority of the delegates to the dis
triet convention at South Bend, at
CONTINUED on Page Three.)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-11
Decision Handed Down BY the
Supreme Court Upholds RuI-
ing Of Lower Court on
Liquor
GOVERNMENT IS
GUARDIAN OF INDIAN
Federal Authorities Have Power
to Prohibit Introduction Of
Liquor into Former In
dian Territory

Washington, June 11-As in the
carly days. the eastern section Of Ok
lahoma Or the old Indian Territory
side Of the state will be as dry al the
Sahara desert as the result Of an opim-
ion handed down Monday by the Unit
ed States supreme court which was
prepared by Justice Pitney.
Tns court held that federal prohibits
tion 81 the transportation Of intoxi-
eating liquor into eastern Oklahoma
or the old Indian Territory was stia
effective and that persons convicted
Of importing liquors should be liable
to the same punishment administered
befose statehood, The supreme court
maintained that the enabling act gave
Oklahoma the right to regulate purely
interstate liquor traffic. but maintain-
ed that the federal government still
had the risht, it being the original
and reql guardian Of the Indians, to
enforce the clause governing the III
terstate Introduction Of liquor into the
eastern side.
The enabling act provided strict
prohibition should reign in the old In
dian Territory for 4 period Of twenty.
one Years, and this provision also was
placed IN the state constitution by the
cons. tutional convention.
The opinion handed down yesterday
is enc Of the most important tha. mas
been given in Oklahoma cases this
winter.
Since statehood there always has
been a question as to the governments
right to prevent interstate shipments.
and as result it is declared that II
quor trgffic has been carried on freely
and that thousands Of people who were
Handicapped in obtaining liquor with
in the state purchased outside and had
1t shipped in by express.
1t is estimated that hundreds Of
thor sands Of dollars worth Of liquors
have been sent into the state on the
eastern side alone every year. Ow.
ing 70 the sovere punishment provid.
ed under the Old federal regulations
which through the opinion Of the court
still are in effect, these shipments are
sure to be eurtaiIed almost 10 nothing.
for anyone caught introducing LIQUORS
on the east side can be thrown in Jail
and heavily fined In fact, there is no
escape from the jail sentence il one
is caught.
In the olden days on the eastern
side there were many cases where
people entering the territory from
neighboring states and who carried
liquor in their grips for private con.
sumption were dragged from the trains
by deputy United States marshals and
taken before courts, fined and jailed.
hundreds Of people selling liquor
with the borders Of the territory were
jailed and the amount Of liquor sell
ing was reduced to almost nothing,
although some men constantly brased
the danger OF jail terms by operating
travelling saloons, the saloons being
boot tops and hidden pockets in thell
clothes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-11
nav mvnRr
IAAIlME
EXTENDED

Good news for the tax payers came
from the court house today vi n silly
Cloud, county treasurer, announced
that he had extended the time for pay.
ment of the second instaliment Of
taxes from June Is to July /.
The second half Of taxes becomes
delinquent on June IS. but Mr., Cloud
decided to extend the time in order to
give a lew more people an opportun-
ity to raise the cash Alter the first
of July. an unpaid taxes become De.
llnquent and penalty will be attached
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-11

there is a poor stand"
In company with L. E. Ferguson,
special agent Of the department in
Grady county, Mr.. Bishop was here to
Inspect the work that is being done BY
the boys agricultural clubs end the
farmers institute Il find the boys
club work in Grady county in as good
shape, or perhaps better, than in any
other county in the state" said Mr..
Bishop "Mr Newell, the county sup.
erintendeut. has worked in hearty co.
operation with the department and he
Is producing fine results A remark
able feature Of the work in this county
was .he furnishing o. free seed 70 the
boys High grade cotton, corn and
kafir seed were supplied to members
Of the clubs and the effect on farm.
ing in the county will be felt in the
future find the people Of Chiekasha
and Grady county very active in co.
operating With the department, which
shows that they are progressive
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-11
IS KILLED
BY TRAIN
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Washington, June fi--Representa.
tive Robert Wycliffe Of the sixth Lou.
isiana district was instantly killed by
a train on the long bridge across the
Potomac river in South Washington
today
The police are yet unable to deter
mine whether wyeliffe fen from a ear
or was struck BY The train. The body
was fonnd about two feet from the
track.
Mrs Wickliss was IN the house sal
lery when the death OF her husband
was announced She had been un-
aware Of it up to teen. She tainted
and was carried out.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-11
TuRKEY HEN asoMEu AYE.

TALKING about the busy hen who is
exerting herself so industriously to
beat down the high cost of living,
there is Mrs Turkey west Of town
that is making a record that should
win her renown. According to A. L
Anderson, for whom the turkey hen in
question works, the bird has turned
out As eggs in 49 days, But for the
fact that Mrs. Turkey has religious
scruples and therefore declined to
work on Sunday, she would have aver
aged an egg day, but even as It was,
close calculation leads to the auspic
ion that she broke over and labored
on a few gsmdays.