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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-29

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-29
Salt elm @unber.

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-29
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Grobbrieie, Die gegen i'm nnb let
ne Samilic gerid)tet luoren, belo-
itiqt morocn uno Dor einigen Sn-
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-19
/" Conscience" Theme
Of PASTORS Sermon

"A revival Of the conscience and The
right views concerning it, Is one Of
the great needs Of the day There are
curious and wonderful ideas Of con
science and under its sanction all
kinds Of crime. immortality and vice
have shelter: under its wings so many
bad thoughts are entertained and de-
veloped, said James A. ChaIlenner
in his opening words last night at the
Christian church when he delivered a
splendid sermon on the subject Con
science
SIR. challenner gave Biblical deti-
nitious Of the word and showed how
badly the conscienee is abused. He
divided bis subject into four ciassi-
flcations-the weak conscience which
he declared caused more trouble IN
the world than the evil conscience
which was the second division; the
perverted or defiled conscience which
is foul speaking. foul thinking, eMer
may be All right in all points Of the
moral law except one thing but Chs
loose living and acting Of today
proves how deep is this moral stain,
said Mr. Chailenner
AR Challenner also spoke freely q
The scared or hardened" conscience
showing that a debasea and degradel
man Was incapable 81 living any hu
a pointed life Ia conclusion h
brought ont strongly the value Of
good conscience. quoting from th
Bible and literature 10 emphasize th
truth Of his assertions
The musie was good Miss Bes
Latting rendered a beautiful solo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-19
MUST SELL
MORE LOTS

On account Of some Of the parties
who have agreed to purchase lots In
the oil field having thus far failed Of
payment the company have decided to
reopen the sale Of lots for this week.
The lots win be sold during the
week at the same old price Of $40
each and It'll lots sold during the week
win Be honored and deeds delivered
ior them
The outlook, we believe Is exceed
inly good The drill ls now SEQ feet
deep. the easures are good, We have
as much confidence in the undertake.
ing as We have ever bad, and in fact
great deal more we have reason
iorapis
We win not be prepared however to
20 any great depth unless We either
succeed m collecting for the lots CON
lractsd Of sell more lots
Respectfully submitted.
ROCK CREEK OIL & GAS co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-19
DUNCANIS
CANDIDATE

Another new entry into Grady
county politics appears in the person
Of John H. Duncan who makes his
announcement today FOL nomination
at the hahds Of the democrats to the
office OF register OF deeds.
For several years Mr.. Duncan has
been a teacher in this county and he
now has charge Of a school about four
miles north Of chickasha tie was
born in the good old state Of Ken
lucky and was reared on a farm Az
ter completing his course in the com
mon seaools he was graduated from
the Normal College OF Fulton, Ken
lucky. and later took special courses
in the Western Kentucky State Nor
laal and ia the Central Normal at Ed
moud, okla. AS teacher Mr. Dun
can has made an excellent record. He
has taught practically al the branch.
Is of study, including all forms o.
bookkeeping and he feels that he is
competent to handle the work Of the
office which he seeks. He has always
been a democrat
In making his announcement Mr.
Duncan says:
Since coming from Kentucky sew
eral years ago, have been continual
~ engaged in teaching in Grady conn
lty j have used every possible means
10 develop such characters in th'
lives OF the boys and girls with whom
/ have come il contact as win max
them the most desirable citizens i
this I feel that have been success
ful.
TT is very plain that there are cei
tain needed reforms in the routine q
some Of our county offices. II cleo
ed. shan put my shoulder to tn
wheel with All the energy thar ca
. muster. and turn the wheel in The d
rection Of these reforms. stand fol
{ first a reduction Of clerk hire and a
ing the work myself. second, progre
E siveness third. running On persons
e merits fourlk AZ honest, sincere bu
. mess administration.
i IF you see fit "a honor me win u
2 office to which | am aspiring. l sh;
!, perform the duties Of the office wi
It al the zeal and grit az my commai
& aud viii leave nothing undone th
may come under my Jurisdiction
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-19
POLITICS
BUzZINC

Politics was buzzIng in Ninnekah
Saturday night a democratic club be-
ing organized, ana the candidate for
the commissioner from the southern
part Of the county announced Forty
five men We're present at the meet
ing and IN the final vote Dr. G. r.
Gerard was the choice to make the
race for commissionererom the south
ern part Of Grady county C. NJ. Tom
linson and William Hoover were the
other candidates considered.
Dr. r. J, Gordon was elected chair
man Of the Organization and G. L.
Wasson secretary r. b Davenport
Of this city made the address Of the
evening.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-19
DISTRICT
MEETING
CONvENES
Pythian Sisters Assemble
Knights COnVen-
ton Called Off

Mrs. A. B. Morgan called the dis
trict convention Of the Pyshian Sisters
to order this morning at 10 o'clock in
the Masonic hsl where seyentytive
ladies assembled to take part in the
work Of the convention. The regu-
lar program was carried out as an
nounced Members Of the Oklahoma
City Temple were in attendance.
At the noon hour a luncheon was
served az which sixty women were
seated. The convention viii continue
this afternoon and tonight special in
itiatory work win be the business Of
the meeting Mrs r M Evans. cap
tain 81 the drill team, win have charge
Of the work
George Caldwell POSTPONED the
meeting Of lhe district convention Of
the Knights Of PyIhias lodge called
for today on account OF the lack Of
representation from the surrounding
lodges. Ne meeting was held. The
farm work is now on over tine coun
try and the delegates in most instanc
Is were unable to attend the meeting
On this account There was import
ant business TO come before the con
yention and the chickasha knight.
are disappointed in the failure to hold
the convention
Work In all Of the degrees viii b'
held at the regular meeting Of th'
local lodge tonight Six candidate
viii be initiated In the first rank fou
in the second and two in the tbirl
rank
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-19
TWO BOYS
INJURED
In CRASH
Motor Cycle and AutOmO-
bile Collide No
Bones Broken

Henry Nichols and Roy Carson mar
rowly escaped serious injury in a mot
orcycle and automobile collision late
Saturday afternoon that happened at
4lh street and Iowa avenue. Ehe
boys were on the Nichols boy's motor
cycle going south and ran into the
automobile OF Rev. Geo. Sherman
which was going west
Henry Nichols who was guiding the
motorcycle was thrown over the au-
tomobie and landed on his head On
the pavement His head and face
were badly bruised and skinned. Ike
was eonfiaed to his bed all day Sun
day, but was out today
Roy Cason, who was riding on the
tank OF the motorcycle was thrown
SO lhat the automobile passed over
his right hip. iniuring it but breaking
no bones. Both boys were badly
bruised about the head
The Sherman car was badiy wreck
ed ana tAe motorcycle was put out
Of commission. The messenger ser
vice viii be started again this after
noon.
Henry Nichols is the messenger
boy and IS the son Of DR.. Nichols.
Another Collision.
similar accident occurred at nool
today at 7th ana Dakota when El
Riddle on his motorcycle and c. T
Erwin in his auto narrowly escaped
serious mix-up Mr. Erwin. was fore
ed to run his car into the curbinI
and stopped It as 1t struck a tree
The machine was damaged to som
extent. The boy was thrown from III
machine but eseaped without injury.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-19
AeAlNsT The AKIN BILL.

IN a communication published by
the Oklahoman HH siallard. the well
known socialist Of Snyder. discussing
ihe Akin blll. winds up by saying
say ihai men WHO viii advocate
ihe abollshmeni q our stale institu.
tlons viii be relesated TO the rear
and VIII soon Be forgotten viii
meet any man ia Oklahoma On this
question Resolved. that tie Akin
Bfl IS a fraud and IS proposed By
designing politicians IN order to COY
er up the real cause Of high taxes.
Yours, to free Oklahoma from ths
grip Of the political wire puller'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-19
Taft Selects New Jersey Chan.
ceII0r As Successor to Justice
Harlan Was a Dark
Horse"
NOMINATION IS
SENT TO SENATE
Hopes Of Hook and Nagel Were
Disappointed New Justice
is 4 Former Member Of
Congress
Telegram By uEIted rress.

Telegram Dy uEteu rreye.
Washington, p O., Feb. 9-Ofil.
cial announcement was made At the
White house today that the president
would appoint Mahlon Pitney, chan.
eellor OF the state Of New Jersey, a
former member or congress-. TO tie
supreme court vacancy. caused by
the death Of Justice Harlan
Pltney was among dark horses be-
ing considered
His age Is IS and be has been an
attorney and Judge for more than q
score Of years He served as a mem
Der of the New Jersey supreme court
from 1901 10 ls0s and in 1894 was
elected to congress
It was originally expected thai
Judge Hook Of Kansas would be ap
pointed but bis name was dropped
after a hard fight was made Oh him
BY the railroad commissions Of var
ious states Il was then expected
that Secretary Naeel would receive
the appointment Thu announcement
today therefore came as q surprise.
The nomination oi Pitney was for
mally sent 70 the senate this after
noon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-19
MARRIAGE pERMfrs.

The following marriage license we're
licenses were issued ~ Grady county
last week.
Louie Dixon age g, Minco' Una
chltwood. age i7 Ninco
William Hathaway. ps. Stroud Okla.
George Rand. rs. Mt. View
Thomas watkins. IS. Ninnekah:
cora Jones, la, Niunekah
Ben k chenny. q. futile Alice
Trasler. 22 TNQie
l. A. Ellis, IS. Carnegie. Minnie An
defson. is. Chick sha
Otto Rogers. 20. Pocasset Pearl
Doads, -. Poaassel4
Earl Heard, 81. Rush Springs VIII
lia criswell, p, Rush springs
Walter Wright a. Rush Springs;
Minnie crisweii l9. Aush Springs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-19
FuNERAL NoTIcE.

The funeral Of E c. peery who died
at Cement Saturday afternoon VIII be
held this afternoon at the residence
Of Tom poery d This city The body
Was brought to ehickasha Yesterday
The inlermeAt wIll take place at the
I. o. o. j. cemetery
The funeral service OF Mrs. hlsi
i.angsion. age q. Was conducted g
the O. o. RI cemetery yesterday
afternoon. Rev George Sherman had
charge Of the service. Mrs. Langa
toa lived on D farm two miles north
st Chlokasha. She was II onls q
short time before her death.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-19
Veterans to Celebrate
WaShineIOn'S Birthday

Attention. Gray and the Blue.
Greeting God in bis wisdom has
seen fit to pass YOU another mile post
Of father time and in commemoration
Of the fathersof this great country
win you assemble at the Methodist
church on Thufsday Feb % at III a
m. IN honor Of that great man
The Rev Geo. w Sherman uiil ad.
dress You. Come one, come al. Am
erican comrades, and let's celebrate
,the day IN son and praise Him from
whom All blessings flow Everybody
invited All ministers Of The city arc
especially invited to be present
G. G. BUCHANAN.
Commander Joe Shelby Camp 975 q
c. v.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-19
indications Point to Control Of
the State Convention by Sup
porters Of the New Jer-
sey Governor
"a OF The DELEGATES
ARE UNRESTRICTED
Wilson Has 273 Delegates and
Clark 224 Murray and Will
liarns to Lead Contcnding
Forces in Convention

Oklahoma City. Feb is. The Okla
homan today says
With Cimarron county yet to hear
from and the Major county conven-
tion yet to be held it seems that the
supporters Of Woodrow Wilson IN the
race for the presidential nomination
win be able to organize the Oklahoma
State Democratic convention with
ease.
A careful canvass Of the situation
has been made BY the Oklahoman in
each county Of the state, excepting
the two named above, and the results
are as follows Wilson viii have 273
delegates and Clark 224 There are
"a delegates who are uninstructed and
who have not expressed a preference
for either o. ,ne presidential candi-
dates.
Returns have been slow In coming
in and it has been difficult to secure
accurate information which has rem
dered the work Of checking up and
verifying slow and tedious It Is CON
fIdently believed, however, that these
figures viii not be far wrong when
the final count Of noses Is made.
Tie state convention wifi be held
in Oklahoma Chs next Thursday Is
viii BE warm eight from the sound
Of the gayel Both the CLARK and VIII
son forces 2iil make bitter con ess
for the machinery OF the convention.
William Murray Of Tishomingo. It Is
understood will handle the fight for
Wilson on the floor and the floor
leader for the Clark forces probably
win devolve upon Justice K. L. VIII
iiams.
m the case Of The "a delegate
whose state Of mind is not definitely
known to either the Wilson or CLARK
managers or 10 the Oklahoman, there
is reason Oh which to base belief that
they win line up with the element
showing the greatest strength THIS
is the sentiment Of the communities
which they represent One county,
for instance instructed - delegates
to follow the big crowd and this SEN.
timent seems to haye prevailed ii sev
eFal of the counties whese ihe dele
gales 10 The county convention wara
unable % agree upon choice fol
The presidency.
The votes from Major county
whidh viii hold Its convention Tues
( day and from eimarron county. which
has not yet been received. will nor hs
numerous enough io eat much figure.
IN the final ballotine
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-19
GOES AFTER
ATTORNEY.
Telegram By United Press,

Telegram By United Press.
Ft Worth. Texas. Feb fs-While
Mrs. A. G Boyce was testiiying at
the snead trial today, her son Lynn
obiecting to the questions Of Attorn-
ey Ne Loan Sought to attack him and
Knocked several men down ia his en-
deavors to. reach Mclean
It took six men to hold him. He
was fined a hundred dollars. Mrs.
Boyee said her husband offered his
son a fortune to leave Mrs. snead and
sought refuge in thc allegation Of con.
spiracy
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-19
HiGh Officers Of Ben
Huf Tribe Coming

The members Of the Tribe Of Ben
Hpr are planning the entertainment
Of q large number Of visiting mem
hers at their meeting tomorrow night,
and expect TO make Il the best meets
ing vet held IN the state There will
be present several Of the Supreme Of
licers from Charlottesville, Indiana.
and most Of the state officers as well
as degree teafas irom a number Of
courts IN the state
The work put on by these degree
teams IL competition for the state
banner should be exceptionally fine,
but TIE Chickasha team feel confident
Of reainipg the banner IN chiekasha
FOR another year The local court de-
sires thar every member be present
sand mgae this the largest meeting
vet held.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-19
ChiCkaSha Lost in
The Contest Sunday

chickaeha lost in every point I'M
the Sunday school contest between.
the local Christian church and the EI
Reno church yesterdy This Is the
first sunday thai the Chickasha school
has been defeated ia every point Last
Sunday they were winners
The count yesterday morning stood.
chickasha New pupils 6S, aatten-
dance $50. collection. Sl3.04
FL Reno: New pupils l95. attend
ance 4l5, collection si6.4s.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-19
SO susPENns ~.

IN todays issue Of the ehlckasha
Star. the manager. Mr. Geo. +.
Browne announces lhn suspension OK
the daily paper for the present and
that he will devote bis attention ior
The present 10 DE publication Of q
democratic weekly Nj Browne states
that he viii re-euter the daily field
when conditions warrant it
Cad Allafd announces his retire
mens from Che star farce,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-19
44&&e%4#4A$&44s g =
q HEAVY PAIR or TWINS 4

y New York, Feb. l9.-Twins, a 4
4 boy and q girl, were born to Mrs &
4 Katie Laer Of l47 Cherry street +
= at The Jewish Maternity Hospit- =
4 al yesterday afternoon. The boy =
9 who was born first weighed 3 :
4 s5lO0 pounds; the girl l3 S5-l00 =
= The mother weighs scant s5 4
q pounds. Dr. David Deutchman :
. who attended Mrs. Laer, says Z
= that the babies are the heaviest :
= ever born fin the hospital and =
= that considering the mothers !
= grail build and light weight, the 7
4 case Is the most remarkable on I
= the hospitals records. 4
%4$&$%4%@%@@@&# = = >
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-19
ELECTRICIAN INJURED.

Don McGuire. an electrician at the
plant Of the Chiekasha Light, Heat &
Power Co.. had his fingers hadly burn
ed thle morning while working on The
oll switch. IN some way shors.cir'
suit was formed and the accident re-
suited. Mr.. Mcclure win be OF duts
several days.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-19
.PICKETERS
ARRESTED

Telegram BY United Press
Lawrence, Mass, Feb i9.-Three
women strike picketeIs we're arrested
this morning
The strikers arranged TO have a
hundred women do picket duty, but
when the authorities learned Of it
they sent two hundred police, 5 caval.
rymen and a detaehmen Of infantry
along
AS the women appeared the soldiers
charged. arresilng three Of them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-19
JOHNSON
FOR TEDDY

Telegram BY United Press.
New York. Feb. l9.-ln formal
statement issued acre today Governor
Johnson of California who led the
fight to have the California dele
gates instructed for LaFollette came
out for the nomination Of Roosevelt.
Gov johnson has been east for p
month and has conferred with both
LaFollette and Roosevelt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-19
CIRCUS COMING THIS WEEK.

Miller Bros i0i Ranch Wild West
show will be in chickasha next
Thursday Feb, %. They win give .
performances rain or shine Don't
miss it. Watch for it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-19
s*@+@%%S+@~ss ~ n
cHlNssE GIRL ORATOR.

~ Albion, Mich. FEB. l9.-Alblon =
q College viii be represented IN y
2 the state intercollegiate oratori- :
9 cal contest at Olive on March =
: by Miss Sui Wang a student in :
. her junior year from China. Her +
+ Grafton bears the title, "China's =
y Crisis =
+ Miss Wang has had some exs +
+ perience IN the oratorical field, y
= having delivered addresses in +
9 The interests Of the missions Of =
= her own country She is consider. ,
= ed a brilliant student .
+#+&#&##+% . #@@4# p
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-19

~ TV-17 TTTTT 1TIIgT TV|TTTT
whidh viii hold its convention Tues
day and from cimarron county. which
has not yet been received. will NOT be
numerous enough 10 eat much figures
IN the final balloting.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-06
THIEVES ENTER
SAMPL|hER
STORE
Unknown Crooks Enter the Store
Through Skylight.-Rifle Cash
Register and Pick Out Clo-
thing to Hearts Content.

Grand functions 'skylight bur-
glars turned another trick last night
when they entered the Sampliner
Clothing Store at the corner of
Fourth and Main. ritied the cash reg
lister of $40, picked out from the
clothing various articles for their
own use and escaped when they
came. At what time the robbery
was committed, by how many. and
how the crooks succeeded in keeping
themselves hidden in the store from
the police is not known. The light
was still burning this morning when
the store was opened. They were
probably there several hours unmo-
Tested.
The crooks did not touch the safe,
which is near the window on Fourth
street, but they must have spent
considerable time. according 10 the
police in going through the bum
dies and boxes Of clothing. A suit
of new underwear, which the men
attempted to put on. was found on
the floor. A new bundle of high
priced trousers, silk snirts, ties.
socks. and underwear was found
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